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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Washipg.oa. April IS.

Washington. April IS.
The Star this afternoon says inforna,
tion from the rebel lines ~ late a Friday
evening states that Les i not, aa yst,
moving towards the Shenandoah Valley,
but Is in his old position on the Rapidsn
Such movenelts Of cavalry y wers spins
on seemed TO b In the natare Of I recon
noissance.
It i Regarded = csrtsiA that Lees
army y preparing for sndden move, but
10 seemingly disposed to wait for Grant
70 open and dsvslop HI game.
The movement of our guabuats up The
Rappahannock, raised IN alarm il Rich
mond that Burnside vas elFeoting land
ing there. and : new alarm has BEEN
raised among the rebels BY the report Of
: movement up the south aide oi James
River.
The rebels are divided between the fear
that Lee may bs invested in Richmend,
should he fall back there, and the fear
that he may be outaanked By Grant
should he remain il the present position.
Two weeks ago Lees forces amounted to
AZ, 600 men, and il 10 believed now that
with the reinforeements be has been able
70 bring up, they do not amount to over
IS, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
ST. I,onia Anril %

st. Louis, April 26.
Late Little Rock dates say Mr.. Ellia
OF Jefferson county was elected Speaker
of the Arkansas Legislature.
Mr. Carson, member ofthe House, re.
gently captured BY guerrillas, has escaped
The Little Rock Legislature will imme
distely provide for the orgaaintioa d
the State militia, raising revenue, and
adops measures 70 reader il impossible fol
the rebels TO grasp the reins Of govsrn
me0t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

Headquarters 10th Re8't IoVs Inf. ]
Bfc~nsvills. Texas, 'Mafoh Il, |'64.
FaDfHAnf FAULx-Desr 81 f;-Your
lsttsr . the President q ~ United
States, aakisg the pardoa; OF your soo,
was referred % ne for report. II save ne
great pieasare 70 improve shs oppeftunisy
= s.dotss yoaf aprlisatioo, and I took
Jour istser with ~ ea1ononsa4 u 0s..
Hssros. ard chained his approtsl. Thi,
y addhisn % - pstitioa psesi(1aly Il.
varded, which also had tie sppvoval 81
the Gensral, will. / have no doubt, secure
the desired result, which win b scarcely
lsss gSstifyibg = Nc than 70 yotrsslf.
From The tone Of your letter 70 the
.reslasst think yon are aos Z party 70
that attack Of Eaton upoa me.
! shsl Be glad 70 hear from you, be-
cause believe that / would not do mono
nor les in refersnce 70 any matter, than
deemed my duty to SECURE favor or
evads the contrary. yet the gooh opinion
OF good Christian men, to which class
from Jour letter 70 the President see
you belong, cannot be indifferent TO.
Ny apology fos addressing ~ ~ i
that 4 thought any astioa tsksl here in
referesos 70 the pardon u ypur sos,
would be By you we'll received. am
very respectfully Jour most obedieat
servant. Joar Bauer.
MAJ Commanding 10Th Iowa Vols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
@Ths following from Mooss's Mel
odies is copied for the benefit Of the BOYS
in the army:
An-~n1 Girl ieft bsAsax -


A. slow cur ship her foany track
Against the wiBd wAx cieMy4nx.
Her frembifnx pennsns sfili icoK,a h.ek
10 thai dear iai< rfwzs leaving
So 10th we psss from al ws love.
From al the links that bfnd us.
o. turn our hearts wh6re'er we rpvr
To those we've ieft behind NJ.
when round the bowl, Of vxniah yeirs
We talk with jayp0s seemuiAs
Ard sniles. that nsight = veil bs tkssx.
So fHins- % sad their kexninx:
while mem'ry brings - bsrk Amin
Each raxiy he thai tuin'd d us
o., sweets The cup thaa eivraes then
10 shose we've len behind ns.
Ard when In other eiinses vc msefI
tc0s isle or vale enchAnfiRg.
when Ill lcoks 6ow'Yy, Wild Aad sweet
And Dought bot love IL wanting.
We thiak hcw great hsd bsen our bifss.
II h@vsn hnd but ccusaxna ~.
To tive and die In scenes ike this
With sotne we've ieft t-hind ~
Az trsv'fcrx or look back at eve
When eastward daily going
To gnse upon thAt iixht sissy Ieave
Sun faint pebind them glowing
So when the cicsr II pleasures say
To gloom hath near cvnsign'a d,
We tarn g catch ops fsdinx rsy
W Joy thAx's left belfind ns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

S@Nonsy foeths Misssri Hons Gs6rds
i in ths hands Of PAynastsr Hsadri111,
and win soon y paid ov~ = - psspsr
parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
New York. April 26.

The strike, at the Atlantic Docks il
ended, the dsmands Of the work mea bav-
ing been complied with.
james Mace, Donald & Co.'S grain
shipping house has iailei.
Five hundred troops for Burnside's
command passed through to-day. They
came from eastern States and belong to
various regiments.
A Norfolk lettsr of the esd reports that
the Let o. 8. vols.. 800 strong, recruited
at Point Lookout from rebel prisoners, Il
there on provost duty.
Col. Whiston. 9th North Carolina
rebei regiment, ~ eaptsred \ homo last
Friday after soms rssistaacs and rsceiy-
ing Eve bullets in his body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
Fl. Monroe, April "a.

Fl. Monroe, April "a.
The steamer Moon Light has arrived
from Newbern. No news Of importance.
The powder mills 1t Raleigh, N. G.,
exploded ON the 9th. killing seveal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

Gov. Morton II Iadians, vko ~ bssa
AsFs far soas dsys past. lstt ~ sity sAia
aftsrnoon for Indianapolis. Isisrunorsd
that hs - arraoging his Business 70 take
the Held at The bead Of the Indiana legion
rseseuy tsndsrsd the 0cvssnness Tor
speoi.l service. Hia inessss popularity
in Indiana will induce almost uaiyer.l
enlistment in that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

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smencmens providing that on incomes
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and rejected .mong them ~. .~.i.d;s.
the a;y;denas of s,y,n.. h.nL. f.on, as
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Mr.. K..son offered I. r,ov;.o III.
ting psner uns;, ed .na us.d for hoo.i IA
newspapers EXCLUSIVELY be ersmn.
Hon.. -ant ;,.o 80, - -.
revenue bill.
Mr.. Hollm.r. If Iod;.n. oH.,.d i.
amendment. vhieh "a. rejected ;m,o-
inc !. t.r Of 4 nsr cen. ;ns:s.d - 81 I.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
Fort Monros, April 26.

aHO0I xARfH -.
The Pesersbarg (va. Express # April
Ed says Instructions have been given to
the West Auditor to remove his Bureau
from Richmond 70 Montgomery next
week.
Mobile, Ala, April l9.-Ths Red river
has suddenly fallen, leaving 20 transports
and gunboats above the raft, which cant
get ous till the river rises.
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ono Fault Of modern NoveIists.

~-AOrueiAuh y DoMG DlhcLNOpls
There is another practice of certain nov
elists, which annoys me not little-thAt
is, to dish up the same characters either as
principals OF secondaries in every story.
1t is not merely Questionable on the
ground that character drawing is almost
the best part OF fiction, as it is certainly the
most instructive; but there is such poverty
in invention, or such inveterste incidence,
implied in the practice. 1t is bad enough
if strolling company must perform GO
riolanus" with the same corps that gave
the "Road to Ruin; )" and it is hard to rem
der ones sympathy TO Romeo, when he
perpetually recalls Jeremy Diddler; still,
these poor creatures do their utmost SO to
disguise their identities that you shall not
detect them. Where's, in the novel, itfis
the same dreary parsonage that broke your
heart in the Three Crows that is
now dogging your steps in "Drivelling
Manor" !" and the Bore that cost you the
thread Of one story by your efforts to skip
him, turns up in g totally different book to
be your misery once more.
When Ssncho was relating the mem
orable story of the shepherd to his mast
er, be found himself suddenly arrested In
his narrative by Don Quixote's inability to
tell how many sheep had been ferried over
the stream. a'Fore God" said he, 'if you
have forgotten the score, it is impossible
for me to continue the story" These peo-
pie are, however, more 5exscting still, they
call on you to bear in mind who was each
persons father and mother, who their IN
cIes and aunts and good friends. A name
turns up suddenly il thestory without any
iutimation who he is and whence he comes.
You turn back TO trace him; alas, 1t is
story published the yesr before, and nine
others dating successfully as many years
back, you must goa labor that may
possibly not be requited by any interest
intended to surround him. In the reading
of these books, if not well posted in all
by the same author, and gifted with q
retehtive memory besides, man feels like
a pHrUe,la suddenly introduced into So
eiety where, except himself, each knows
and is known TO his neighbor. he has
the humilisting consciousness that in
company so intimately united, he himself,
the Intruder, is dc tTop. He sees that every
one knows the Duke of Allsorts, and that
nobody is surprised when Lady Mumford
appears, and he naturally concludes that
he hss no business in 9 society where he is
the.only one that has TO enquire who are
those around him. Why will not these
writers give US with new book s chrono-
logical table, and let US learn who begat
them2
But, in point of fact the thing is
harder then mere chronology-it is far
more; it is the Dsrwinisn theory applied
to fiction, snd the law of development in
troduced into tale writing The honsanen-
las of some book Of ten years ago, may be
the foreground figure of later work; snd
the child you scarcely noticed at one tins,
may have been developed into the grand
mother of present heroine.
This is simply intolersble. I ask for
story, and you give me a census return; 1
want tale, and get an extract from
bsptismal registry.
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MUNRos TEN CENT NoY sLs.-

This popular series Of Novels is not Il produe-
tion Of dilapidafed old Ladies and Glsps5 and the
ublishsTs Dc not think 1t necessary to e1ume fos-
siis OF former generations for the anu mont Of
theiT readers. The works ara all written men Of
live genius and taLsHt and hence the ease which
they have out-Iun their tardy conpetitoi HaF-
ine firm conviction that merit viii itself IN
spite OF all opposition, nothing but the very best
works are put upon the market. The pu ic have
always been our judges, and we invite Il 3ompar0
cur works with all others, The followin is a list
Of the Novels:-Eo. ]. The Hunters. 2 J';s Trap
pers Retreat. 8. The Pstriot Highws! nan. 4.
The Hunted Unionist. 5. The Track Of ire. 6.
The Man Eater. Z. Charlotte Temple s. The
Death Face. 3. The TndiAn Slayer. 10. The Tur-
tie Catener. IL. The Hunters Triumph. u. The
Ocean hoyers. Is The Tory outVitted. T. zeke
stsrnnm, the Lion -hesrted scout I5. Tho Scourge
Of the Seas. l6. The Captive Maiden. J.. Long
legged ice, or the Demon Of tho Woods IS. The
Wild Scout Of the Mountain. Ie. The Forrest
Lodge. 20. The Rollicking Rangers q Rattle
snake Dick, or the Flower Of the Wigv N. q
Iicketty Tom, the Rover. 2S. Imps III Prairie
"a. The Robber's Terror. These Books are gor saIe
by ali News Agents and Booksellers, and seut post
paid on receipt Of price. t..r.-.4- 49,
Liberal Terms 70 Agents. u ..s
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lGaTnish with root Of ribaldris, Sippsts,of slam
and bitter herbs, Serve up.
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A Paying OIL Well.

The latest sensation of this kind is
'tstrike" Just made on what is known IS the
"Egbert farm. It is called the aCoquet
Well" and produces 500 barrels of oil per
day, from actual measurement At $40
per barrel, (the present price, we have
$4,000, or about twice the entire cost of the
well and machinery in twenty-fouT hours.
I An undivided thirty-second interest in this
well yesterday sold for $3.50, 900, or at the
rate of 81, ,s00,0 GOO for the entire well, a, 200
times its cost and yet the product pays 81
cents per annum on this amount. Who
shall estimate the intrinsic value Of these
acres, when one hole,six inches in diameter
produces such wealth as this.
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NLEYELAED 5 RKlR KAILa0AD.
S. wIxTaa ARRAs0ElIsEF.

1n and after Monday Oct sIst, 1855, Passsngar
Trains viii run IS folioWs, (sUnd.gs szceVted).
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A Patriotic Railroad aar.

Saturday mornings Cinclnnati Gaastts
has the following:
AS g recent example Of pstriolism in
voting, it may be stated that w. H Glenn
ents, President of the Little Miami Rail-
road, travelled sIl the way from New York
City to MoTroEtoTn for the purpose of
casting his vote for Lincoln, which be did,
and returned here next morning. He
reached Morrowtown by the sid Of an ex-
ira locomotive from here, just in tine to
vote before the polls closed. -
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- Az Mails oioss one hour b0fors departure Of
isaiHs.
AERiYAL or MAILS AT DEPOT,
Eastern Through arrives AZ A. NJ, snd
Eastern WAY arrives at $40 4. M.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7;45 A. H.
do Way arrivss at $50 P. II.
Ss1dusky Mey arrives at 1lil5 A NJ.
MahOuinE WRy srTiYes at 800 P. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, z-5D ?. %
do Way srrives at $3.50 P. n.
Western Through arrives At a:2o A. H. and a.5S'
Western Way arrives at Pas Pm.
Msdins Way arrives at 400 P. M.
RockPort5 &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays sna
BreoksviHo, Bath, 60, srrivrs Mondays and. Fri
sharon Ueator, Granger NORTH Royalton, O.. az
riyes Mondays and Fridays ct . ?. II.
WErreusYille arrives daily at lO:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily . A. II.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
EAsTERS TaRoUGH for Erie. Buffalo, BOs ton, New
York, Hartford, and Hillouehby, Paine willie, Ge-
nsva, Aahtabuia and OOnnesnt, closes ct B:45 A. n
EASTERN THnoUGH, FOR New York only closes at
ELsrERE TlcsoUgH, for Eris, Bunal Q, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, oi sss at 2l20
P
EASTERN WAY, for al points bstEe. q sOIsTsland
and ETie Cioses at 2:20 P. NJ
WEsTERSi THRogsH. feE noiodo, Doi rsit, ChIesEo
and closes aE $50 4. NJ
TEsTERs THROUGH, for Toledo, De- -oif Chicago
Dabuque, St. Jeseph and Cairo close at 800 p II.
WEsTERE WAY, for all points betV sen Cleveland
n d Toledo, oioses ct 1880 p. n.
CIgCnyEATI WAY, for all points bst Fea CIsFsIAnd
and finrinnEtis closes st l:25 P. HI
GIgGIEsA-I rHROUaH, for Oeis smbnz, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati closes At 10 T.. NJ, leayss
IS 5:25 next moTning.l
CTrsrtsFATTI FHR0Ug5 FOR Coli nnbus Uinsinuati
Iouiayiile S. Louis, IndianspC is ansisville snd
WhsslinR, closes ct Gro p. NJ
PITTsBURGH TaEOUeH, for p ftsburvf and wash
IN yton, closes At 1926 P. NJ
pTF-rBauRGH WAY, for all points betE1 .su Oisvo-
ana WelBviTe, snd PittsbTirgh, Harrish ure Phil
adslPhis Baltiraors and w Arlington cl seS a. 7.0
AN.
MAHosTss WAY, for all points bstWeeIl Cleveland
aud Youngstown, eosos at 10 T, NJ, ds s7ss s. 7;l5
neXt morning-l
MEDINA WAY, olSses as Am.
neCEFoETr &C., eloaes On Tns1dAy 5, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 1t 10 II.
BzECKEsIL1E, Bath, &c. oIosas Tuesdays and
| Saturdays, AZ A n.
sHARos CEsTRHi GTsngtE North Royalton, Ao.i
| closes on Tuesdays and IS kufdaVa At A. N.
| WARRE1ssvTcIE, oloses laiiv f0isSA II.
/ EAsr ufsyEs-AHD snd Euclid, cI.ssas cNiiy, ct
F.. F----
ai saa tEoP Losss - ars ~ Euirad B5 IsyW to D.
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Al oi5 lroaiars ase rnauigoa to be prs-pao' viii
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The New York World comedies the de-
feat of Mcclellan and Seymour, in that
State, in the following lugubrious style;
We give tup. We have lost the State,
both on the electoral vote and on governor.
Every additional return makes the matter
worse. The majority on the wrong side
viii be small, but it viii be enough. We
give the table of majorities elsewhere,
carefully revised up to late hour last
night.
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~ Mails u1, pv opened and rssdy for delivery
ono hOpr after arrival 0f trains.
- Al Mails eioss one hour b0fors departure Of
isEiHs. .H
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"A SLIGHT OOLD"-COUGHS.-
Few are aware Of ths importance Of checking
Cough or "sETGzT ooI.D" IN its FIRST stAsei that
which in the beginning would yield to ; mild RENE
dy, II neglected, soon attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troohes give sure and almost iminsdiste
relief Military officers and Soldiers should heYe
them. as they can be carried IN the pocket and
sai-on As occasion requires. aus3i:ttk:lm
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PnoFRaEna o. ELzCFanEbFfFE. ASB H- H-EDIdIEEs.
Onoj-iIg Seneca strcst low tGCTa fr5Is Superior
ID stairs opposite the City gutsi.
~ -Ofios hoGEs from % y zud iFOz1 70 0ciocs
rSsiv tSundavH eTcal5et.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14
DAILY LEADER.


II the story told be trus,
1t is very wrong ofyou,
Young Coquettes,
Smoking when msmmH's aWEys gH on
On the lawn or by the spray, s..-- q.
s Cigarettes.
'Twont improve ruddy mouth,
0d9F breathing as the South,
Heretofore
And the process which eOuoeals--
Chewing villisnous psstiliss- sI-
70 ls bore 81 .. ---r -.
Ladies fair, with due respect,
For one reasoa object .........
Which Is this;
Sure young breath is sweet 70 me,
And 4 uaiden's lips should be
rr Fir 20 kiss.-PaRoh. s-
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a Iaternrr Reeir,e

In Arehdeacon tensions recent speech
at Bath, England, in which he unmerciful-
ly yridieuled the Saturday Revie,0, and IN
blbshingly praised his own paper, he gave
the following recipe
TO MAKE A LIvELIE PERIODICAL.
Taizs-I. Of spite and venom on.......ons pound each
2. ofindiscrimate abuse.....four pounds.
4. Of sneering at all things
which have at any time
been thought worthy. or
respectable, or even de-
csHt--------.-....,.........,.. pounds
4. of disparagement Of insti-
tutions, and particular
lie Of the National
- Churche----.--.-.-..--..--...t three pounds
8. Of free handling Of the
Scriptures. pound OF.
6. ofmessusing all things by
what they will fsteh.-tsn pounds.
Some add one grain Of faith, and an ounce, more
or less Of definite poiOis but il is liveer without.
Nix well together and cut into lengths.
Season and favor with
], compound of calumDis.
2. drops Of detraction,
8. spirits Of slandsr. r-
{. spice ofscsptiEm.
lGsrnish with root Of ribaldris, sippstsof slang,
and bitter herbs, Serve up.
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9eaI Aaeueies.
ENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
los superior stress, Cleveland, Ohio.
. EN E RAJ
a WIIcnY

L. A. WILCOX
WIZ receive On sale Real Estate Of al knds-Im-
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum.
and Western Lands 40, VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper aud stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &c.
The following property Is now on sale:
EUCLID ST.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, 160x30O #.
PROSPECT, near Perry-Tgo houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. Clair-One lot SQXll2 IT.
SC0VILLE, near FOrre8t-Eine house, with
quantity OF fruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner 3eTchsnt-Lot 5sxlsi #.
L0RAIN, corner York-l1S story house, lot 6e
xII6.
KlNSMAN, corner Vine-T~6 lots tOx15o n.
FORREST, near kinsmsn-Eight lots 50x226k.
MIAMI, near Huron-Lcassbold, IL story house
with blacksmith shop snd too4s
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Taylor-Nice mouse very cheap.
FARM-l4 acres 10 miles out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIETOE-House, two-story; lot 6sxlsO.
CLINTON, corner Tsylor-l15 story house.
OHIO, corner Csnai-Iot q dwelling and stone
foundation. Also large building suitable for man
uiacturing purposes.
600. o-f lHo Tl' 80 =, .
Ius acres of Camel Goa Lands at bargain.
% scrsa adjoining Marquette
I'D acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
lz5z acres on st. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House t Z
WAETED-Bouses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to $500 a year. Ooll:BS dsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14
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