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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

~ The Des Moinss Register nys n
attempt was made few days ago 70 burn
the premises Of John Pearson, Of Guthrie
county, aworthy Union man. whose great
est sin consists in being . known TREND
of the American Government. His fence
on one side Of his farm was burned before
the FIRE was stopped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

~A 6ne lot Of mulss aad horses, Aaa
several wagons, Of which the propsIIing
power was lauiss, passsd throtGh or
city on eAturday. @
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11
THE CITY.

sSr Only I've slaves are lea II Polk
county, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

@Farnes ,wAo neee - nosk MID
Improvements in h1sbandry. and ars he
most successfll n their vesatieas. -
those that read the most. Il ka nisnksn
idea that nan. to = fhsnsr, .ssds -
intellect Of edaaadon. Il lsqsisss -
ofths very best Il gsnsrsl ialsenasioa -
natural talent to prosper = tillss q ~
soil Fksmsn who Issls sba6 fslEs.e =
nastsr what his vosatioa &. wiu 81 ~.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

1o.A boy ef eight ysars and rsnaraa:
ply rstestive msoosy = naking sssa-
tioa q Albesy. He ssasahsn every
tAiag b reah OF hears, and i esstsinly
deserving q pity aad synpasAy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

"CBEsx, CHEEK, CHxEK !"--Doe-
sticks viii have his say At the Athesssm
on Tuesday evening next On the varisss
forms and dsvslopnsats Of !" Chssk." II
is ; subject particularly sdspssd 70 his
unique ssyle; and his ssviabls rspsa.tioa
- hanorist is sufksisat gssiAniss
that the animal win b put throsgA hi
" PAGES" 10 the in6niie sa.isfaseioa of his
audience. Aside from the merits Of the
discourse-vhich has been highly com.
mcuded by all who have heard il and our
exchanges throughout the country - it
will be worth something to - ths facs
and hear the voice Of he'gssslenaa Who
has given us all many . hearty laugh
through the types. The New Haven
Journal contains the following dsttsring
notice Of his lecture in that city in jan
uAry last. Itays:
The most wrapt at$sstica w. mani-
fested, and from his sntsee e HI Gxit ~
sadiescs listened snd lsnghsd with lhat
hsarty appreciation whisA saly seauias
hunor asd high ibsrasy saisat sI6 expits.
Hin gssiss a6ossds h IL nos pssalar
sharsstseistiss, and peop1s vhe sai|sa u
ths couicalities q Arssa0 Ward, h1gAel
asd spplsadsd q tho fuany s6ylses ard
irrssiatible humor of his noss thaa fcs-
| midahlo rival. g DootSoke,S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11


RunAvAxs-Thege uels TO funaway
On OF is5tssss oa HAtsrdAy. snd q I'D
Instances - 1aeess vsss susstdssabl3
dsanksd.a O1s - shs tsams m Agninsl
: lamp post = tn sorhsr sfNsh sDd
Third streets. brsaking il ef ssloes = The
ground. i Ihis shosid - innsiiafsly -.
placed ~ Ahe sisD = tlse psss weilShe
wsre osss surnoanted b lsntesns, ara
quite m ornsnsns - ~ plsss saod are
oasssf. .is-msny ssfseaisuA s1ish. .soa1s,
light strasgse % shis fnsk arrival here.
ByaH nsaas Asvs thss sppet saDlpeed aad
lst sashsprssgatld.s - uapnfs ssr~ill ~
vsas sisflsg aa - = - ! !. + fsssE, - :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

1ysoAs II ~ sosvstss1 Wig, ssS
tsainiag; With he Copp~hsads, AZ fail
|sG eanisaAisa = ~ Ailssjs1l Dsusssliis =
party vtisA thsy - Ppsssl .slsadily = =
The tine of II linaPtiSa b ths slays,
holders. And shs1e 4anA srssssres ars
nsv psoolaiasag III. ~ 0aaeseatis
parry Aas ilueys rid ~ sspnezy viadly,
ssd no oshsr party -. xnaaaee publie
'sdain. shersfors Sue psop1s ra,st rsesess
il 10 power. sass
The Dsmocntie leadsS Who ralsa ths
country before the var are nssaly il NJ
bslliop agsisss ~ Gsss1nesss And
the few who held pToainsns positions in
the North ars aow With ths Unios party.
Buchanan j. the only histssisal rsprssen-
tativs Of the old Democrats party y tho
North, nov scting With the Coppsrhsads.
Shall buchanan, JET Davis = Co. b.
placed in power again, q are not the peo-
pie csrsd Of their adniratioa Of Demo
cratic rule by experiences of thais psriarn
ances in thst line heretofore!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

WAIrrsa ron ErRno.-How happily
the following lines indicate the vsaEJ,
longing. Watching. vaitiag, ysasnisg q
the ed. the sozrovfal, o. IL invalid fss
the burstiDg fsrsh of spring VIZ haa
not fslt thus while waiting far the green
lesyss and singing birds:
o hsarti thy days srs daTansne;
heart thy nigAts ars dreax;
But sooa shall bea2s a gunGAne
Pruclain the turning yonx.
eoon shall the tres Be leafy,
Soon every bird shal1 sing,
LIKE fhem, be sl1euf, waiting
Waiting fcs ths Spring
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

SOMETHING NEw.-The best place 10
buy dry goods is at Harvey. Leech 4
Co.'s.
The cheapest place is At Harvey, Lesch
r. Co.'s. Il
If You want the best spring goods,
call al Harvey, Leech & Co.'s.
In fact the best bargains Of all kinds
can be had by calling on Harvey, Leech
i Co., Main street, near Fifth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

@ The ice-dealeu Of Chicago arc Cd
vertising for eoasraets to furnish fanilisv
daring the summer with pure q Willow
SPRING ice 1t fifty cents per week for
fifteen pounds per day. Prom she hres
amount Of ice laid il last winter BY %,
dealers, it y Supposed that ~ will gs,
thst slmost indispensable summer luxary
this season = very reasonable rates. aud
after making al allowance for the incrsss,
Of labor, wages. etc.. it ought not to B,
more tAaa one-half OF tWo-thirds of whsI
Il Was last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

- The North Ansrieaa Rsvisw, for
April, is out promptly and With IN IT
traetivs tAbls of costsats. Pfeeidmt
Lincoln i one Of the contributors 70 this
nanbsf. Il happens in thi viss: Ths
Januasy number contained a article o.
ths Pssaidsns's policy, vhish lrsu ftsn
him lsttsr of thanis. He toak 4x1asp-
ion . ens point. however, ana - ! aots,
printed in this asnbsx ~:
ssThe sentence Of tvslvs Enss, con-
insscisg 4 tie top of paes -, sssld
wish @ - not exastlJ = IS Il vhal
j. there oppressed, ths writer - ~
correctly undsrssood ne. havs neseu
hsd shsosy thas sssssuisa qsan ahee1vu
6tAtss q psopl6 IRON thsif - Sssisas.--
Precissly ths eonAsdsy = .(oa = ~
InaaGssn1 Aadssss; sad & - seausp q
~ anbslisf il the 1oeAinnaeioo e thn1
ebligatisas that / ~ = 2 (Irstin&,
| y to denyiae The lep1 dsis e 1hD1i
eitizene vAos oDsinsd inAf oian1fps iSnt,
cent Of tre11pa - TsbsIIiso Z. IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

McCLELLAN's REPoRr.--Itis is stated ut
the War Department. that Mcclellan, in
his report to the Secretary Of War on his
operations on the Peninsula, omitted near
ly one hundred bombastic dispatches, in
cluding his great "push them to the
wall" dispatch. It is NOT at al unliksly
that an amended and seofrsst edition oi
his report will soon BE- pablished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

DRown1.-A litsls bey, tssns .sins
years Of ago, was drowned yesterday about
noon in the river scar the foot Of Main
street. Hswas sfaadisg On s-bargs load.
ed With wood. fshiag, when hs lost his
balance and fell into ~ vsass. asd b.
fore he could be rescued life vas extinct.
His body was taken to the Iowa House
and every effort made 10 resusdtass hin.
but it was Of no avail. his spirit had 6own,
This should prove ed warning 70 bsys
who spend their SabbasAs in fshing and
other sports in utter violation Of the lava
Of God and man. 80
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
IN mn voLUsrEERs WANTED,
TO REPRESkST THE
COUNTY or NEW YOEK
IN THE
ARMY.

COUNTY BOUNTY. THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Hand money County T. new recruits or veterans s2D
states recruits 10
United states 70 veterans,. 10
The couniv Volunteer Committee under Instructions Of
tie Board or Supervisors having all quotas
calls ~ 10 this time, have ca bust
ness OF recruitng for the army the view Of raising
The quota n anticipation Of a now cali by Prerden. for
men.
Recruits viii be received formerly o. ,he several Pro
vos, Mashals' Offices at Tammany Han and ., the County
vsiunnsr Roonsl ho Psrs broadway and Cham.
bsrs street
The following The various Provost Marshas orces
Fourth District-Csp,an b. Erhardt No iOi Liberty
street
Fifb uisrict--csptain Henry r. West, Rroomc
and Grossly streets.
sixth Diic.captain Roster, corner Sixth avenue and
Thirteenth srect.
Seventh Disric,-rrcderck Q. Wagner. No g Third
avenue.
eighth Dielr.--reu amin r. Manerrc No 300 Broad.
way.
ninth Dis,ic-wn4 Dunning Forty nth stree,
and Broadway.
7o9 % ~ scsse I've VI sne't ~ ae, We Nounx %
receive County Premium u $40 in for ever man.
,te bearer u the United ststes Premium Of $40 Tor new
hsofuA and s'9 "a e6bsREY bysssF'Y4 auyrHER Mayor
NAyTarw Z BRENNAs conpironer
wiLLikw TWEED. ..pueryisor
EwhiII151 = PVeTTppyw eTpw iRr S,rsTsi,or. snra,e,.,r
ORIsoN BLUNT
r..,yu - "a ,e., Chairman W Ccmmlttoe,
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

- Tennessee North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia,
Akhams and New Orleans bank notes BY NJ MANSING DE-
ToREsr, BANKERS, 10 Wall street
THE BANKERS AND BROKERS' TELEGRAPH CON
York New Jersey Maryland and the District OF Columbia
by special acts the Legislature of Pennsylvania Nav
16f and orrani7ed in Philadelphia with the following
Fl H. wAfNw RIGHT. President
JNo. L. RITTENHOUsE Secretary and Treasurer
Geo W Mclean. ESQ.,, firm of Jerome Riggs Co., New
II. L Cav. Esq, firm of Gaw Manchester 4 Co., Phih.
John s Newbold, Esq, firm of Newbold Son Aertsen,
VIM. Fisher, Esq, firm OF VIM. Fisher Sons Balti.
Leonard J. Tonney, ESQ.,. Baltimore
Messrs Howes Macy, bankers for the Company, Sub.
Treasury Building, New York
The ec OF the corporation erect two sets Of poles
and wires forming double line to run by eent routes
ngton and the principal Intermediate points
" establish Offices for the reception and OF
the main be able messages parts OF
the United States and Canadas.
have into wire and
materials None will be used eScept n the best quality and
TIE main points less than other
set will be put and IN operation Immediately Afterwards
profit with that of teegraphng and the nature Of the
kustness proposed 20 be done bv this company its
ples wprrants Its being nded to the pub
nc s choice investment
careful estimate far below the capacity OF
pany shows that with proper management can earn
docare dividends Of eighteen and twenty per cent per an
Books the subscription the capital stock Of the
Hsy viii be opened in this e!v ON Saturday Ansust at
and remain until further notice and SUBJ
scrptions received will he payable in tnsSl lments
is intended to have the interest divided n thn different
shes through which the line will pass; therefore but
n.,i,ed amount OF the stock VIII be offered in each
o q no # % wp n. +
Gent of the company Will be IN constant attendance.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ First and second class Houses following streets
twenty seventh street, Sl3 0U Twenty ninth
So o. tour Thirty first from 81 0 to
$4,000; four Thirty second street. 800 TO $4,000 six
on thirty fourth street 500 70 so 0Vl; one on Thirty nth
$4,000; Thirty yenth street. 950 Fifty
third S9,5 o. ten Second from s65n TO
SinOp; hundred nice Houses the and
sides Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH AIS Third avenue
A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A FIRST
class Farm Of 200 about 20 miles Long Island.
this fine leaves for Europe and
viii sell his hne Farm and Dairy with stock OF "a cows x
wagons mix and everything requisite for the
business Also, all the in ground and hay and grain
all kinds OF farm Implements. Price SIS, 900;
per remain bond and mortgage. Or will
change for good paving city property.
Also several Farms for sale, from six TO l25 acres
COOPER & FORGIE, So Pine street. room r.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
DRoPosALs FOR
II TWO Kindred THOUSAND DOLLARS.


Sealed will be received at the omptroers Of
nee until Tuesday, August l6, 1854 o'clock p NJ.
the will he publicly opened for the whole
Of the OF two hundred thousand dollars Of
-The York County Court House authorized by
chapter 242 OF the Laws OF 1864 and Nv ordir Of the
OF Supervs approved by the Layor Nav 1854
The said stock is 10 de additional for the
vrncton and completion of the County Court House,
or Chambers street II VIII bear interest at the rate Of six
cent annum PAYABLE semi annually the first day
sf MAJ and November in each and the principal viii
be redeemed follows viz
One hundred thousand dollars lrst day Noyem-
Der 1887 and
One hundred thousand dollars the day Eoveu-
The proposals will OF stock desired and
NE price hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals accepted will hereupon be required
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded to
them respectively.
On presenting the COMPTROLLER the receipts o the coun.
~ Treasurer for such deposits the parties will he entitled
receive certificates for equal par value of
The sums awarded to them bearing interest from the dates
ef uayments.
propos should scaled endorsed "Propo-
nak for New York County Court House Stock and
eeecd second envelope addressed TO the Cnmntroer
The right reserved all of the bids the
interests Of the county require II.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN,
COMPTROLLER.
CRY or NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE, ConPrRoL-
nnR's OFFICE August 6, 1864
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FoR'sALE-THRnE
IA miles above sing Sng-ls scres OF very best Land,
house. containing eight rooms kitchen,
celar &c carriage house and other ontbudings with
plenty fruit trees in all varieties for n0 Also Coun
try miles and half from the Brooklyn ferries,
containing Of the best land the island-a
splendid brick house, city style conta ming
fifteen finished with high ceilings and all comforts
be wished carriage house and oher outbudings,
for $4,000. Apply 10 j. H. SH ULZ CO., No New Cham.
bprs stre New
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
i SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital 81, 600 000 paid up in cod coin
y. o. MILLS, President WM G RALSToN. Cashier.
LEES WALLER,
Correspondents New York city,
33
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

a rTENrIoN-oNE YEAR VOLUNTEERS WAITED.
n a. BOUNTY S75 rhand money. 5a Volunteers wanted
for one year. whom sO viii be paid before be sworn
In State government bountes secured Cal early at
the New York Army aud Navy Recruiting depot, No
Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
DENTISTRY.

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS.-RN
"A tire ratisfacton or no pay 29 sixth avenue Espe
ral attention rven mechanical dentistry The cheapest
ever made tine are made IN psft
Of the world advance s required and no one " re-
qufcd to take pay anything unless suited efaety
Nrous has been gwen mere ~ over seven thnn
teeth extracted without pain NO accident
or qrRuess has occurred from a here. rive ucvevy
dav Between Fifteenth and sxtesnth Streets on sihih
avenue, No 2jg
4 20 CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD Ef9HTEBN
I.4,)J roots exrssted without pain Wy pr :. JAY
VfI,f,ERS los Grand blocks from broadway
oheeTny lueer tns Recommendation to those suffering
toataasre. FRANCIS SALrKR
) 70 Grove snssb JsgSv wv,
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

COUTHERN BANK NOTES wANTED.-vIRGINIA.
~ Tennessee North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama and New Orleans bank notes BY MANNING De
TOREST, ban Sers, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

At sl9 FOURTH AVENUE, HOUSES FOR SALE.
"A DAY A COBB

Dwellings in charge he viewed only at specified
hours and occupants desired not TO show them except
..-nr..a
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A BARGAIN.-ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES,
n grounds and 10 atons New Jersey hour and =
quarter from city Morris and Essex Raroad) 6l acres
lawn. greenhouses &c fruit Of all varieties in great
abundance. Also Farms and Rcsdeuccs, to $50 acres,
$500 to SIS 900 W. r. SEYMOUR, Ill broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNANTRD-A MEDIUM SIZED COUNTRY HOUSE,
w with from ten of sud the line Of
the Erie Ra road with miles OF depot and within
hour and half of "ew Yors. The house must be
hea thy locality and GOOD repair Address stating terms,
box 3,25Z New York Post afcc.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

CANADIAN WANTED-THIS MORNING, TO GO
n into the recruit for will
ing 10 pay good price. No broker need cal.
CAMPAIGN MEDAL COMPANY,
A36 Broad way, up stairs
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

nN DECRi-NOw is THE TINE TO SECURE THE
~ highest bounty and prize in the United States
Men taken for two three wears By applying
the Rendezvous rs South street Of Maiden ane
stars will avoid and sharners and have
your bn respons parties, who will pay
tho cash having passed the doctor The largest
amount of hand money paid At this Office Of place II the
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
n situated on the New Haven Railroad 20 miles from
New York city containing ~ OF land house and all
necessary ontbu'dngs completes plenty of rm OF every
with extensive graperies containing the choicest
varieties of exotic grapes buildings and fences entirely
new, and to suit For particulars address L.
Ihseng panofore l56 and l5S East Twenty
first street New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

CALL AND SEE US-wE ARE PAYING THE HIGH
~ est bounty and premium for one year men for the army
Recruits choose branch OF the service
Apply at No East Broadway, United States Army and
Navy Recruiting Oflce. NOLAN LANIGAN.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

w VANTED-Two OR THREE SMALL ROOMS, UN-
w furnished, for gentleman and wife, at moderate
rent; Address Tenant Herald office.
stating particulars.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

DUREAU OF SURGICAL EXAMINATION FOR cITI.
- ,ens subject TO draft Substitutes aad Vosnnesr re-
charge Reference-Msyor Gunther Ex Mayor Opdyxe, r.
La. Boole City Inspector office No Chambers street
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A FIRST CLASS FARM AND BUILDINGS, 1855 ACRES
~ four the steamboat landing and depot Rock
county Sl2 o00: 81 fine buildings fruit. &c
So 800 80 Scotch Plains first clas
buildings kc, 8 IL, ,0o0 other places at al prices.
W. II. MELICK, AL broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, FOUR
"A Story high s,oop 2lx6o best Of orde" Thryseyenth
Murray Hil If desired Others IS 0OO tc
$685. 600 and upward and some with stables
w. P. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

N ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE. CONTAINING FIVE
" or SIX rooms In TIC vicinity Of Yorkve Possession
Immediately Address, stating terms, &c, T., 326 Broad
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

ATCTICE.-FIFTY ONE YEAR MEN WANTED. s4o0
In cash hand will be paid after the doctor
Apply Immediately TO Lieutenant HENS, No. Hudson
street, the railroad depot
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

NOTICE TO ALIESS.-A GOOD MAN, WILLING
~ and ready go into the army to-day. make cood
arrangement hs viii call the Off of the CAMPAIGN
MEDAL COMPANY. 436 Broadway. No broker need cali.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

UNHEALTHY PosITIoNs OF THE B)DY.-
Those persons engaged in occupations requir
ing the hands alone to move, while the lower
limbs rem lin motioniess, should bear in mind
that, without constantly raising the frame
to an erect position and giving slight exer-
else to all parts of the body, such practice
tends to destroy the health. They should.
moreover sit in as erect a position as
possible. With seamstresses there is always
more OF STOPPING of the head and shoulders,
tending to retard circulation. respiration and
digestion, and produce curvature ofthe spine.
The head should be thrown back, 20 give the
lungs full play. The frequent long drawn
breath of the seamstress eyinces the crimp
ing and confinement of the lungs. Health
cannot be expected without free respiration.
The life giving element is in the atmosphere.
and without it in proportionate abundance
must disease intervene. Strer 9Th and TO
business must com from exercise. Confined
attitudes are in riDlation of correct theories
of physical deyelopement and tie instincts Of
nature,
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
Get o Home and Keep 1t,

A leading object with every young man
should be to secure for himself permanent
home. AID for its greater stability, il
should consist partly in land, and up to a
certain limit. the more of it the better, IL
paid for. The house should be as comfort
able and attractive as one has the means Of
making it. 1t should he one that the heart
can grow to. and will cling around moro and
more firmly with every passing year. It's
owner should desire and propose to keep DOS.
session of it as long as he lives, and his chill.
dren should grow up feeling that there is
one place fixed and stable for them, amid all
changes.
their habits. We build houses cheaply, and
pull them down without regret Or we sell
out and move away half dozen times in a
life time, in the vain hope ef bettering our
condition. How much better to choose .
homestead early in life, and then lay plans
with reference to abiding there. Even tho
our gains lie less than are promised else.
where, certainty should seldom be given
up for an uncertainty. "a bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush"
Only those who have experienced it, know
how firmly family become attached to their
long loved homestead No children love
home so we'll as those who have known only
one. As the young become of marriageable
age, they should 60 out. one by one, from
the old homestead. feeling it to be the model
after which their own should be established.
and knowing that this will remain unchang.
ed as long as the parents live, a place to
which they ca return, and where they will
be ever welcome.