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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

The LADY's FaIExD.-The May num-
Der Of the Lady's Friend CONTAINS an en-
craving called The Lovers, one of the
most beautiful in design and execution
that has ever been published ia msea-
zine. The double Fashion Plate also has
in our opinion, seldom been excelled for
beauty and excellence fact, the FASH
ion plates of the Lady's Friend are su-
perb. OF the other engravings, We need
only say>that they are as numerous, va
risd, and interesting ss usual.
Among The reading uatter We note the
following articles :-.'Deaeon Denison's
Daughter" "Mrs. Jerry June's Fine
Originsi Story "Mabel's Mission"
"The Lovers by Jean Ingelow, "Diok,s
Infatua,ion," "Noraks Ghost" cater
Ten Years." by Virginia r. Townsend,
&C., &c. Every one Who does not take
The Lady's Friend regularly. should At
least send on twenty cents, and have this
(May) number forwarded to them.
Published By Deacon 4 Pstersou, 8l9
Walnut street. Philadelphia. g year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

~ Lowry has just received Hsrper'e,
Frank Leslies and Dsmosssts's Pictoslab
for this week. Cab and ~ one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
day evenir

~ Ladies, be sure and attend the
Marketing at the Atheneum on Satur-
day evening.
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PORT OF KEOKUK,


s Belfs HAVING fp.DAf.
Harry Johnson, ~, g. Louis
Hnukeye 6taee 11a6sn, - Hnul- 3
Eagie. biahop, Maxsaw.
ARRIVALS YE4TEADAY.
4sS~ Savanna q. PM.
81 Mnsessine, Rhodes, D. Losis.
EAgie Bishop, wafSev.
DEPARTURES f0TKRDAY.
savanna, ~ Lenis.
Muscstine, Rhodn, 81 Paul
Warsaw, Maifn, Il. Louis
1AEie, bfshop, Hassnw.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

QAICHKL0RS ccIebratsd HAIR BYE - ~ Bsst u
- a. wsvt6- The only H1raf4ss, 1r.s - astssbts
dye known This spendsd Hair Dye b pcrfeGt-changes
Ned Rusty CT Gray Hair instantly 10 4tsssy 6ls<A
Nssfvsf 6rSes without njing the Hair Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair spit and Beautiful iparss fresh
vitality frequently restoring it, prixsaae cplu Hnd rer
hrs this III effects Of Had Dyes. The xeuniaa = signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R; ~ c<tsss are mess f1nita-
tons, ard should be avoided eold " IN Dtfis& -
Esv Tor1i1 C2sza NJ bsdndxe o. Nh. iiyoaaG17s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

~ Do not forget the Good Templars'
festival to night. g~a ~ ~ 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

PnrASrIsara. P~t4 q 1854
Nh JoRk j. KRaAEN
Dear Sw FL have been q sufferer frena that
prrid dses@, -IysfsKsA Ior Mxssen scAxs Ln after
usfnE the one box u n NJ SHAgP'S Pills. which par
cilnssd "a yoa three eeks age feel II had
ssxef into fA-Hsy sencxi hsixia had inprn red
my appetite has increased and altogether fef Ike
take fAeaxFr in ending kLsin the
puhiic Eaft AMI rwfaht~. Yours Exr1fy,
III. T. kHARES
NJ. 81 Chessnrt -, PA Aaslphia-
Price n % Box. Sold hy Druggists everywhere
JOHN y. KK0MkK, Principal 4gwnl
spfs-dkwen SOS Chesfnuf S. PEtadeiphsa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

POLICE CouRr.-The business before
this tribunal has been. very light for sew
eral days, for tome Unexplained cause -
Wonder if the morals Of the "Mob City,
q some of our Copperhead contemporaries
takes infinite pleasure in calling us--afn',
improving?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

e At q meeting of Hermann Lodge
No. lie, |. O. O. f.. held April 9th,
1874. the following pream bio and resolu.
tons we're adopted
Whereas. II has pleased Divine Prov.
ideneete tata ftop1 Amonk sss me.vasehs
Brother, Emanuel 6chwars, therefore,
BE = Resolved, That ve depfofe the los
which the Order and this Lodge has sus-
tanned in the death Of Brother 6chvays.
who was : true and jealous Odd Fellow
respected b Ill Who kew him. 80 a
Resolved, That We condols With he
friends and relatives Of our dsce6sed
Brother 10 the los they have. susaaiped
BY this dispensasiou. -
Resolved, That the foregoing b psb.
l'shed u ~ pAlfx GArR Orr 80
/ H~ JonN IAxsoAas, Sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
rSouGHs AND COLDs-fh. ].

~ DIN changes VI our cliHz.fe serrcsk VI Pnlmo-
nary, Ervurhtzi and Ashanasr Affections Experience
having prssed smpie rranes affen &et speedily
~hen Akra In the early stages "a fke dsr@ak
sssHd had to EssuchAxl nrsehes
Lpxens~~ lea thH Geld Cough. Irritation IL the Threat
be- slight by this prec&nspn ncfe serious
tack mar rsrtnaify warn~d en- fniie dpeakers and
Singers will Eh them rHensl clearing did Strength
~nlx the voice Saixr- sbussa have them they
BE- carried the pcrket ard taken orasn requires
sps5-d2wim
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se4ll1s3a, II 1anee a > soas,91iea
alsssl st'ths ~ .inestisg y sks Osus
Hosbs|oa Wednesday svsnin9 ~, ~
'3ts(ol ~ kodb J = ! ~
seHose I TylG. TAsss MN bst losr
q The number present ~ - 1hlfasan
bsi1g among ~ abssat, I. Howe ~
eboeen pro ten. A motiea was thea
- b n, P. Gibse1l - som
.issss "A Spoa CT q - and
fdqusA them to = 49, I ln q
dollais- To- Is 6ivsk = carried
msn Who will enlist - ~ families
no dependent upon thsn Tor rapport.
which motion @as carried. a motion
~ thss hsis ~ NJ. =. >. Lsech H
the counting room Of Howe = Tyler be
vsed = recruiting office, and an enlist
ment roll be opened immediately, giving
| III an opportunity 70 snlis thst aeGtt Z,
forthwith.
On motion il vas resolved that the fpl-
lowing named gentlemen be added to the
committee: 80 81 Us a4s
Charles Simpson. III. Buell.,
G. K. Peck, L. w. Ten.Eyck,
d. B. Hamill, Geo. Shsf1er,
Ed. Jones, Jao. McNamsra,
- Merithew, w. F. Thompson,
Geo. Williams, =. Welshusn. !,
Il was then resolved that meeting be
held 1t the Atheneum on Saturday even
ing next, to which every one is invited
10 be present The ladies' are earnestly
requested to favor us with their presescs
On motion, the meeting adjourned upti
this morning at 9 O'Clock. vhsn she
whole committee are requested TO be pres.
eht.
/ POLICE CouRr.-The business before
this tribunal has been.very light for sev
eral days, for tome Unexplained cause. =
Wonder if the morals Of the "Mob City,
q some of our Copperhead contemporaries
takes infinite pleasure IN calling ue--afn'
improving?
AREssTED.-We learned yesterday The
the man naped Hopkins, who ON, Toes
day last, il Scotland equity, No, fiille,
another man named Philips. Was arreats.
! iasIllinois, and is now 10 con6nement
s@fas - So g<E
i PEssoHAL.--We take pleasure in trans
, fering 70 our columns the following com
plimentary notice of one Of our Keoku'
boys, whose energy and enterprise is one
: more to be devoted TO building up the bus
mess interests of our city, having i
connection with his brother. purchase
Rice's iron store. There are 90 better
t more thorough and wide awake bushes
men in keokuk than the Brownell boys
and William isthe oldest if not the bes
Of the trio 10 II Asa s
The Muscatine Journal says:
I'm parting with Mr.. Brownell fror
\ our business cirelesS hs hasisg alresd
q made arrangements to 60 into bushes
q Keokuk, } We deem it but justice to sa
thsA be has shown himself possessed Of .
tho requisites Of successful merchan
Prompt, energetic and honest in his deal
ings, and understanding the potency Of
free use OF printers ink. be has built U
. from no beginning except bis own energ
+ one Of the best paying businesses in ID
= city. We. commend him to the conf
dence of the people of Keokuk. and trus
that he will be successful there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

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CoaO HrRr wOrEv..Oap

Co1.GETE1 MONEY soar.
This eelebrsssa Toilet AsAPs il such unir%r.sl
dsmeAd, Il made frcn the choseess nafcrisls /.
niid and emsiicnt In It's nature. frsgrantly
scsnssa. md extremely bsneficial In its acsson
upon the skin Lar sAis BY III Drussasts snd FANCY
Goods Dealers. tanealydav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
WITHOUT A RIvALl
Justly deserves the fgpaiation IL has 80 long euIc
entrai America and the " est ladies, In
. Y s p I p STA

Aud Us attendant train ~ symptoms IL like
charm than medicine There IL nothing in The Who'll
range Of the Mateia Meica that for momeni Lear
a comparison with IL ia this disease.
fall account VI this wonderful psnt may be found In
the 18th edition If the Critsi State. DspeBsatorS pa
g-~ 1857 aud 1885. II
IA series u experiments in which Dr Bull has been fer
years engaged has just been brought u successful
Minatioa, and he ~ enabled t. eder the public
caa bsnaon II CRDROS wish otper approved tones TIE
whole presented tn the best quality n copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which he Is confident has equal in
the world.
He might furnish volume Ut certificates, hnt the pub
lie have long since irafnfd 10 estimate such things
their true value The safest piah fur every
for himself the virtues 81 a medicine Give the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

ARRssTED.--We learned yesterday that
the man naned Hopkins, who on. Tees
day last, II IL Scotland equity, NJ No, fs;iled
another man named PHILIPPE. was arrested
inslllinois, and is now in confinement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
G + D r ON BITTER 81
The Lntesfand Mssf Important Dis-
covery OF the i9th Century.


No mans il Intimately CONNECTED msth tae
history of the Mstrria Meea od the LIite States
naen iavorabfy known 10 pioneer In medical discovery
than that If
Dr. John Bull. or Louisville, Ny,
His innisahie preparation Of SarsaJarila has long
stood Mt the bead Of tine various compounds q at vala
able drug -
His Compound of w i'll Ch4rrv has become household
word fhroHg h0nf the West and South.
His Worm Lurengesr In less thar year eftcr THAR in
trpducon. attained REPUTATION ~iae-sprcad the
continent Of North Arnerss.
Bat the crewninr glory Of his life Remains to be at
tanned in his latest discovery sier combination
he docs NOT rsnn 10 hare tefn tine discOverar OF
o = ID H O NJ,
Which IL the isis OF the hters offered 10 the pub
lie. That honor belongs NATIVE tnabifants OF Ten
trail America whom virtues have been known for
than ~D hundred years Armed with IL the La
dian f6d defiance tsar deadly malaria and hsn-
de- without fear. thr rehrnpnr s-peats Tin
biief with them thaf wha there brratlf in the body
the teron II potent cure matter what the
May be.
Willis Dr. Bull il not prepared 70 endorse this exiravs-
giant pretenston be i n~yeth@i-s satisfied fnn
ongh examination OF the evidence relating virtues
that reseay sEd prp5 tuE all arisng
fTvn exposure either changes III climate
or ~ the miasnaatic influences, IL STANDS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19

both social, moral and religious, and even
the Church itself are shielded and protected
by the politicsl governments. Can you
euioy the rights of one without the main
tainsuce If. the other? What rights have
have the people of'this government that is
no. guaranteed to them by the constitution
and laws oi the land? What else do we
look to for protection in the exercise of the
religious and civil rights we now enjoy!--
Can any one claim for a moment that the
government has not been generous and
even inaulgent in this respect? Does his
tory afford another instance of Govern
ment in which the canoe Of Christianity
and civilization has advanced with equal
rapidity? Then. Elder c., where is the
great sin OF Christians taking up arms in
defence Of the cause of Justice. Truth, yir.
tue and Religion? Suppose for momen,
that some one Of your neighbors should
/ suddenly become possessed with a fanati
cal idea that your farm and all your pos
sessions were at his disposal; that he had
a right to convert all your property to his
own use and to insult you and your family
as beings who had no rights he was bound
to respect. would you not consider your.
self Unsuitable, by all laws. both human
and divine. in defending yourself. ytul
rights. and yonr family. against the un
warrantable course Of this usurping neigh.
Dor? Will Non resistance serve all pur
poses in such a case? Remember thai
Non resistance has consented to the des
truction Of all civil government and yor
are left without the protection of the law
and il you have encouraged others to it,
destruction you cannot consistently claim
its protection. Now il the rights of an in
dividual are inviolate the rights of a ma
tion are equally SO. The rights OF one are
as inherent as the other. is it not so. Elder
C? If you counsel Non. resistance to
those that have assa;led and robbed tn,
nation would not the same arguments ap.
ply to those that would assail and rob an
individual? Is not one just as consistent
as the other? II we are to remove all the
restraints OF civil government by peaceably
submitting to the will of evil doers will
we not have beautiful thing of it in q
short time?
But we are confident Of the ability Of 10y
al people to sustain the government not.
wi,hstanding all opposition. though it may
comefroman unexpected quarter. We Learn
from good authority that some Of our lady
friends Of remarkable conscientious pro.
clivites have lately been known to say
tina: the loveing embraces OF Dinah was
oil that allured the northern soldiers to
the army. We are sorry that our lady
friends will suffer themselves to harbor
such ideas. But if their modesty permits
them to utter snch language we have Meth
ing more to say.
Hoping that we may all get homo in
time for the fall election. remain, as
ever, Your Friend,
w. HOOKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Curious Facts About congressman

A Washington letter-writer gives some
curious facts about the present Congress
men. He says Mr.. Ames. Of Massachu-
setts is tho richest. worth oves two mill
ions; a Mr.. Baldwin. OF the same State,
the largest: Mr.. Clay. Of Kentucky. The
tallest; Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio. the smallest;
Mr.. McClurg. Of Massachusetts,. the short
est; Gen. Dumont. of Indiana. the most
productive. being the father Of nineteen
children: Mr.. Stevens. OF Pennsylvania.
the oldest. seventy-two years; General
Garfield. of Ohio. the youngest, thirty-two
years; Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, the
handsomest; Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania.
and Voorhees,. of Indiana. the best speakers:
Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio. and Mr.. Washburne.
Of Illinois. the best parliameutarians; Mr..
Kasson. Of Iowa. and Mr.. Peudleton, ol
Ohio. the readiest debaters: Dir. Clay. ol
Kentucky. the largest farmer, having g..
500 acres of,land. 275 slaves. 200 sheep
and $50 blooded cattle; while Mr.. Grinnell,
of lowe, has 900 acres Of land, 5000
sheep: Mr.. Wallace. OF Idaho, lives the
farthest from Washington, and draws
&c. 1897 for mileage. and Mr.. Davis. o.
Maryland. the nearest. his mileage only
S32; Mr. Frank. of New York. the bes
penman.- and AIR.. Stevens, of Pennsyl
|vania. the poorest. The Houso hs'
twenty five members with bald head
thirty With moustaches. and two with wigs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
A Request.

Bury me where the birds will sing
Their sweetest notes in carly spring;
When at dawn they awake to raise
A tribute TO their Makers praise.
Bury me where the flowers shall wave,
In Rainbow hues above nv grave;
Shedding their fragrance on the air.
Like incense from the throne Of prayer.
Bury me where tie grand old trees,
Are famed by every passing breeze,
Whose towering forms are pointing high,
To Him who dwells above tho sky.
Bury me by the brooklet's side,
Where murmurins waters softly glide,
Whis pcring thanks in cadence low,
As onward to the sea they 60.
Bury me where the suns bright ray,
Will glow in beauty. day by day.
Where summer clouds their tears viii. shed,
Above this breast when am dead,
Bury me where the silver moon
Will shine in silcncc DER my tomb,
And twinkling stars their W a,ch will keep,
Round the spot where shall sleep.
Where natures beauties lie out spread,
Beir this dust when the soul has fed,
And 'mong the flowers and birds off air,
Dig grave and bury me there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
From the N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Monday. May 8, 1864.
FIELD or raE BATTLE OF THE WiLDERsEss.
Friday. May 6-llr.H.
Fourteen hours of severe fighting to-day, and
still nothing decisive. The position this morning
was that of last night, substantially. Gen. Sedg.
wick, with two Of his divisions, Ricketts, and
wright's, has fought upon the right; Gen. Han.
cock, with the four divisions Of his corps, viz,
Birney's, Cars, Barlow's, and Gibbons, with Get
tys Division of the 9th Corps has fought upon the
left; and Gen. Warren, with his full corps and Ste
venson's division Of tae 9th Corps (Burnside's, J
has fought in the center. Burnsides corps has
constituted the reserve, and has marched and
countermarched inccssantly, and gone in BY brig
ades at the center and on the LEFT.
Scdgwick was to advance at 5 p. m, but Ewell
who commands opposite him, attacked at AS
Sedgwick says EwelPs watch must be Is minutes
ahead OF his This action on our right was spirited
and we'll fought. Atthe expiration Of an hour the
rebels were handsomely horne back, the firing
ceased, and each side held the ground they haa
bivouacked upon. Our loss was severe, and the
enc my's could not have been less.
Gen. Scdwick's sta n were brilliant and ubiqui
tous throughout, while the old General was IN,
man of Antietam and sFfedericksburg repeating
himself. This action barely over. and suddenly w
heard from the extreme left that peculiar monot
onous swell and velumc Of sound which tells o
large Numbers engnged-so many that single shot
aed even volleys Of long lines aie not distinct bu
merged In the mighty noise Of great battle
Hancock was engaged. 81
The details of bis two houn' steady struggle
do not know. but know that he did his wori
cIeanly and completely. Longsrect bad joined th'
rebel right, and tlis was second determined at
tempt 70 turn the left, and = second utter discon
fture. ~ i-.es
Grey. Who vas On thc ground, vii undoubtedl,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast gaining a world wide reputation.
II is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines vet offer
ed to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma
chine has so omlny useful appliances for IIemming.
Binding, Telling. Tucking Gathering. Guaging,
Braiding, Endroidcring, Cordins. and SO FORTH
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
copacity for great variety Of work. twill sew
all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread
Great and re cent Improvements make our Family
Sewing Machine most reliable. and most durable
and most certain in action at all rates ofspeed. 1t
makes the interlocked stitch, which is the best
stitch known. Any ono, even ofthc most ordinary
capacity, can see, alta glance how to use the letter
A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines arc finished in chaste and exquisite style
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. II protects the machine when not in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the ork
While some of the Cases, made out Of the choices
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastesi
manner possible, others adorned and embel-
lished in the most costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely Necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so as to judge ofits great ca
pacity and beauty.
tits fast becoming as popular for family sewing
as our Manufacturing machines are for manufactur
,, ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with sill
f
quality.
Serd for PAxPBLEr.
THE SINGER MsNUFACTURING COMPANY,
455 Broadway. New York.
u IspIaSArolLs Office, 4S, e. Washington S
nE.PAUL, Agent in PIymouth--n
Sept. 3. lS63-44yl -, .e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Movements of Union Troops into
Western Virginia.

NASHVILLE. May 10.-Our army in East
Tennessee has, within the past ten days.
moved forward, advancing some fifty or
sixty miles into Virginia; but. not finding
any enemy, we then retired to Knoxville,
completely destroying the railroad to that
point. to prevent any incursions Of the reb-
els from that dirccti on. while we were
engaging them in front. Troops are be-
ing pushed forward. aud it is impossible
for civilians to get further than Nashville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
fridays BATTLE.

Fourteen Hours of Fighting--Des-
perate Attempt by Lee to Break
up Sedgwick's Division---Heroic
Resistance Of Our Men--Deaht of
Gen. Wadsworth--Varying Sue
cesses, but final Repulse Of the
Rebels.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-20


II Col. II d wAsssuKS. Union cauoi-
date for Congress in the 7sh District. will
sitress The people as iollo~s: -
T.rre Hauts. vigo county. MoOday night.
5epte m Der IL.
s.ndiord. vigo county. Tuesaay. septem-
Der l3.
M,ddletown. vigo county. Wednesday
september IA
eospost. Owen couass. Thursds,. sepssun.
her :.
rpencsf. Owes county, Frioa, ssp,sm-
her 10
Pauicksburg. Owen county. saturday. sep
,ember IL.
Wortbiue tos., Greene county. MunaAy,
September ~.
Bloomfield. Greene county. Tuesday. sep.
tember %
Linton. Greens county. Wednesday. Seq.
tember 81.
BBvling Green, Clay c-unty. Sasusc ~
September ~
Eewburg, Clay county. Nouda.. se5teno-
Der 90.
oenteyiIls. Clay county. ruesd',. Sep.
sember q.
Caflsle. Sullivan county Ws<8ne.d.v. Sep
tember q
Lsbspon. sullivan county Thursday. Sep.
tembsr ..
Fairbanks. Sullivan eoutsy, Friday. Sep
tsmber 30.
LoekpOrs. vigo county, sAssrdsy. octo-
Der
ereepcastie. PussAm eOuoty. Monday, Dc
tobers.
Cioverland. Putnam county. Tuesday. DC.
tober 4
Bsinebridge. Putnam county. Wednesday
October 5.
Portland Mills. Psrke county. Thursday
October g.
The spcakisg viii commence Il the abov,
Pisses 81 The hour OF one o'clock p. N.