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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

The Ninth Annual Republican State Convention viii
be held at Das Mones, on Wednesday, June 14h lse5
fr the purpose of placing In nomnat candidates fol
the following offices be filled ut the ensuing Genera
Election, viz:
One p rson for the offse Of Governor;
One person for he Office Of lieutenant Governors
One person for the Office Of Judge of the Supreme
Court;
Ore person for the Office OF superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
The electors OF the several counties of the State who
cordially support the FEEDER Government in every effort
TO maintain the integrity OF the Union, and heartily
prove the policy OF treating heinous crime,
will be entitled representation in the following ratio
one delegate each county aud additional delegate
for every hundred a1d fractional part Of hundred
hty including the soders' vote cast at the late
Presidential election for the Union electoral ticket
The armies Of the enemy broken AMI dispersed but
the spirit Of Slavery which prompts the destruc ion OF
thoss whom it control must be destroyed and
the embiems Of mourning which nshroud the Ma
tion for its loss Of LscoLS-v hose me IL
synonym for the purest principles OF Republican Gov
erDmeat-lmpressvely suggest duty to those who
we're his memory and cherish his faith.
by order Of the Republican State Central Communities.
Ii. NJ. H0xIE,
Dss Moines, May ], 1858. Chairman.
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seven-Thirty loan.
PhiIsdelphia, Nav


The country will hear with pride -
we'll ss with pleasure that the voluntary
subscriptions Of the people TO the 80
Loan for the six days Of last week amount
ed to the enormous sum Of e40.3I7, 100
Toe amounts daily subscribed Throughout
The country - reported to Jay Coke &
C.'- agency, we're as fellows: May Ist,
$5,l7 900: May 81. 5.23i.l 100; Ma,
81, 81, ,26i 300; May 4,h. So. go;
Nay 5h. s7.457,l00; May 6.h, 80 1885,
40. The number Of $50. SlOO and
$500 subscriptions vas 2S 240. The daily
subscriptions Of vorkingneu and women
f,r the wesk we're in number a. follows:
May LIST, S3 6a5; May I'd, s3,652; May
81. s5.0SI; Nash, $4,s7l; May 5.h.
$3.50; May 6ih, eB,4rO. The isrges,
single subscriptions Of Saturday were
$4,000 from Philadelphia; $3.50 900
ftoa. B 'sson; $500, ,O00 from N e~ York;
$500 900 from Provitence, $40, poo from
Nav Haven: 100000 fruo Bal t,mors.
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Sunday Night Report.
From North carsliaa.

NeW Ofkd may Z.
Oar Raleigh letters Of the l26th aot
Both state that Gen. Sherman and stat
LETT that day for Charleston s1c Savan
nsh. thence going 70 Richmoub to visi
his army, which was to leave Rtleigh the
next Monday.
Sherman had issued IN ordef aunoun.
cling the 6nal sgreemeat Of surrender BY
Johnston. He prohibits all forging and
provides certain ways to relieve khe press
ing wants of the iahsbitsDts.
The 10Th and 23i corps remAin in the
Department of North Ciroli0a, together
with k'lpatrick's cavalry.
Stoneman's cavalry is ordered to East
Tennessee, snd Wilson's TO thS Teones-
see river near Decatur, Ala.
Gen. Howard and the army OF Tennes
see. and Gen Slocum and the army Of
Georgia. 60 to Richmond
The rebel army is all leaving Tor home,
many taking their arms With them, and
trouble 10 expected with those who took
their arms and went away on their own
hook.
Gen. Johnston has endeavored to carry
out the terms agreed upon, but the time
Intervening between the 6rst and second
agreements oecssioned some demoralisl.
ton. A movement vas on foot to reor-
gani1s the State government.
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A4-Speaker Collax, on leaving Chicago
was made the medium for delivering e
President Johnson an address from the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows ol
Clnsda. sympathising with the nation in
its ! fl ctiou, aud rendering their wishes
to the President for a successful admins
tration OF the Government, while express
ing their friendship for him personally.
The address is written in Old English
Text, on parchment. Speaker Colfax was
selected as the medium Oh account of his
being a distinguished member of the
order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE LINCOLN HOMESTEAD
C'ppcrhead Editsrs in Dauxsr-Ths
Riehmend Cola

|
| Richmend Cola
New York, May 6.
The Tribune's Washington special ha,
the following
The President has been strongly urged
oy prominent gentlemen here to suhjecl
to arrest aud trial such men ss Br,cl
pomeroy. Of the l., Crosse (svisconsiD)
Democrat. and the editors OF The Chicsp.
Times. who during the past year have
publicly advised and melted the asssssins
tion OF AIR. Lincoln. The subject is re-
ceiving serious consils alton.
The Times Richmond correspondent,
says:
The notorious chief of the rebel detec-
tive squad, Sim McCubbin, has surren-
dered himself.
McCubbin left Richmond on Sunday
April I'd. in charge of the treasure which
the rebel Secretary Trenholm had reserved
for aoy emergency that might arise. lie
left jeff. Davis, Trenholm, BE, jmin
With Extra Billy Smith and . host OF otber
leading Coniederates at Greensboro three
Jays. and during that time they ate,
drank and slept in the cars, as the inhabi
tants refused to allow them to enter their
dweiiings. tearing they mighs be held re
sponsible for ha'boriog rebels.
Nj. Trenholm was taken very sick at
Greensboro and visited the house Of one
OF the leading men there. who asked him
70 exchange gold for Confederate scrip.
The Secretary refused on the plea the.
North Carolina had not furnished any OF
u. and that it belonged to the State OF
Virginia. Before they left for the South
they distributed considerable q1autity
OF gold among the party IS pr. eau ion
ary measure In the event OF their being
hard pushed.
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From New Orleans.

sAot 10y ~
New Orleans dates TO the 29sh ulimo,
have been received.
Two hundred and sixty-sevsn rebel
officers, raoking from COlonels and Lieu
tenants, captured 1t Mobile. arrived to-
day.
Tho river continues rising, and broke
through the levee. six miles below AL
giers. The break was repaired to-day
Little damsgs was done.
The Times says the country on the east
side of the river from T9nnica landing to
Bayou Sara is completely inundated for
thirty Eve miles, csusiog great suffering.
Many If the inhab are in . starving
condition.
M1rganza is abandoned 10 consequence
Of the food, the ievee giving way daily
Fears are.entertaiued OF more destruction
from ove,HlW than ever occurred.
The Mobile News learns daily line ol
steamers between Mobile and New Or.
leans is to b established. The arrange.
ments are nearly completed.
The Mobile News, of the 9th. learn.
the rebel rams Nashville, Morgan. and
Eve steamers, we're 1t Dsmapoi,s.
n, troops, except AAbroy's gusrriIlas
are between Mobile and DemspoIis.
The dsmor4iis ltion In lbs rebel army
and navy in that region Of country II
very great.
The steamship Morning Sar arrivst
to-day.
NJ ssles 10 cotton: superfns Aour
eS 90; Auseavsdo sugar, iic: Louisiana
molasses, 6J965o.
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Starvation In visgiuia.-Qsvemen cf
xIeeps.
New York, Nav G.

The Herald's Richmond dispatche,
show terrible state of impover,shm men
in which the people of Virginia are no
found to be, and to which thev have bee1
reduced BY tue rule of the rebel milit.r,
establishment on their resources of al
kinds. Thousands Of the inhabitants ol
Richnood. Petersburg snd the surround
ing country, are preserved from starva
tion BY the supplies of food which The
United States comuissaries furnish them
Strong desires are expressed Tor the re-
moval by the Governments of all rss,ric
tons Of trade not contrsbsnd Of war. %
that fscili'iss msy be afforded for resus-
citation Of industry, both 10 the town.
and rural disiriess. At present the FAR
ners generally are without tho imple
mems or seeds necessary 10 do their
planting, and unless these can be speedily
procured there viii be No crop. In thl.
Snte the coming summer 40 J fall.
Is Is understood that the army of the
james. commanded b. Gen. Ord, and
consisting Of the 24h and 95.h corps.
will remain 10 Virginia for the present
II is said that the rs corps. consisting
colored troops. will go into camp as Cit,
Point.
A portion of the army Of the Potom.c
vas expected to pas. through X chmond
on Thursday or yesterday, On It's way to
Washington.
The principal citizens and local off GERS
OF Richmond are rapidly coming forward
to the Provost Msrshsls ffi .e and taking
the oath Of allegiance to the Government
Among others who have subscribed to ii
are Mayor M.yo. Judge Lyons, and Ii,
.leton TszeweIl, Prosecuting Attorney in
ore Of the courts.
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Washington, May ..
Since the recent orders for the reduc-
ton OF the expenses, the Quartermaster's
Department has effected . reduction OF
is daily expenses on the ocean and coast.
With transport service, of $3.50. 900, which
is more than 8. 050, 1000 per month.
The Postmaster General has sent an
agent Of his Department to St. Louis,
who will be there on the 18th instant, 70
arrange for the transportation Of the
mails on the Mississippi river and it's
tributaries.
The First National Bank OF Richmond
has been designated as the Uoited States
depository. II. G. FAut is President.
This is the only National Bank yst estab-
lished ia that city.
The Government has 10 its possession
10 this city and vicinity, = number Of pri.
vste houses that are used for hospitals
and other PURPOSES. A clearing out OF
these buildings is about to be made, and
they will be turned over to their owners.
The Government hospitals will aiso be
| abandoned rs fast as circumstances will
permit.
The country adjscent to this city pre-
scnts au appearance some what similar TO
What it did in 1861. the camps Of the
troops already arrived being dotted Oh
every road. The farmers will suff.r
much but they have the Satisfaction oi
kno sing is will be of short duration, and
Tor the last time.
A terrific thunder shower passed owe,
the CITY early this morning. The clspf
Of thunder we're 60 heavy - to wske4
most Of the citxsns from sleep.
Several Of the Wsshinptonisus who
we're paroled BY Gen Grant and returned
homo, have been ssat South again. hav.
Jog refused TO take the oath of allepiaoce
and remain good ciiixsns
Il vas not definitely settled this even.
log whether the trial VI the a.sass,ns viii
commence on Monday or not. 10 fact
the eosrt had hardly been selected up "a
two O'Clock.
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Cincinnati. Nav s

The train on the Ohio Il Mississippi
road last night was robbed near North
Bend, IA miles from the city, BY gang
Of twenty guerrillss. The safes of Adams
Express Company we're blown open By
gunpowder and the c,nfents taken. The
passengers were relieved of their watches
and money.
The robbers escaped across the river
in sklffs.
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New York. NAV 6,

New York. Msy6.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The Mexican Legation i circulating
printed pamphlets containing terms of
emigration aud lAad bouniies given 10
thoss Who 60 there.
State backs appealing for national char
ters, which have recently increased their
cspissl under State Laws. may b rubed
on. ~ new orgaais atioas. nct entitled 10
the privilege VI The act VI last Congress.
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lfRs. HARRIET A LITTLEFIELD

~ respectful ~ to Il ladies .f Ke Il
that she wi tass date make E,sale
Nurss with ali p-FsaDs desi-i ing She has
tst completed of ftud which sbe trusts will
qualify hsr IL meet the apprsa,i of Physicians and
hAssn recover large experiesc obsetiea. nurse,
hopes 70 r-c.ive gsnarlass p ssronsge.
She desires urth the ladies Of the city that
she intends to mae this kind Of nursing pei mai ent
pursuit, ard will give her entire time - II
chs rrfrrs BY permission 10 DR. J. v. Sanford Mrs VI
r. Thompson, Mrs John 8 Smith, AMI Mrs. Daniel Pc
ters.
Residence between 1lth and 12sh streets. near Mr.
LsigLton's. ma3Sdlm
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summoned TO s urrender.

Cairo, May 6.
Gen. Meredith, commanding the Dis
tfict OF Ksntucky, has summoned oil
bands OF armed men. acting in open hos.
til,ty to the government within bis lines,
to surrender before the 20th of May, on
the terms granted Lee, otherwise they
will be regarded as ou laws.
Tue N,agara. from New Orleans, pass
ed up with lac bales Of cotton for st.
Louis.
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New York. Alay7.

New York, May 7.
The Herald's 9th Corps CORES ponden,
has detai's of its march to Daavii!s.
~hich place it occupied on the 9Th uit..
cspinring 5 0J0 prisoners and doasidera-
BILE war material and machinery. The
people on the route were r. i4ed at the
prospect Of peace.
Pensacola dates OF the a9.h make no
mention Of the surrender of the rebel
Sec y of the Navy, Mallory.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Point au Basque, May 8.
The steamship Hibernia, from. Liver
pool on The 28Eh, via Londonderr TRY on the
2s'h Of April, arrived IF this point .,
2:3O p. N. to-day.
Her dates are Eve days later than those
already received.
Tue London market was shoft Of sun
plies, snd there was a better buIiness do
ing in English and foreign wheat at an
advance In prices.
BELGrUM.-A meeting was held at
Brussels, followed BY great demonstra-
ton 10 honor OF the late Federal victo-
ries. An immense proces sion repaired to
the Federal Consul's residence. The
Consul received the depu.ation and ma ie
= speech congratulAtory, aud serenade
followed.
The London Tunes says:
There seems to b. disposition on the
part of Presiden. Lincoln ~ eoncilia,e his
vsnquished fellow -citix ms. and under the
guidance OF Mr.. Seward, who has already y
distinguished himself in the Cabinet By
his moderate councils, aud whose life
sill, We trust, bs sprred 1t this crisis to
the Union, he may, By gentle measures,
restore tranquility, and perhaps before
biz term OF otiioe expires calm 10 some de-
gree the animnsities which have been
raised By three years Of war.
Tho Daily News Of Monday, after CON-
plimenting Lse Tor surrenderiDg, sliudes
10 Mr.. L,nco!ns notification 10 foreign
Governments to withdraw the regulations
10 which Federal vessels Of war are now
subjected in their ports, and says that this
no.lce will not affect us. Is with our bar
b,r 1t FL .lifax and 10 the West Indies Ne
have no occasion TO enter, much less q
remain 10 port Of the United States. Il
~, therefore, probably directed against
other nalions whose constantly iupeDd-
| log threat Of recognition OF the S.ath ba'
dufing the var SO aided 10 the difficulties
and perplexi.ies Of the North.
| Ooe thousand nine hundred and ninety ID
three miles OF the Atlantis cable are com.
pIeted, and 400 m'les already On boar.
l.hs Great Eastern.
| New Work. Msy 7.
The steamship America, from South
amntou a6.h, arrived to-day,
~ T.nss says .hs cad Aas soss =
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shake not thy CORY locks at me;
Thou carst iot say | did IL 70
New York, May 6

Aew Aoihs may os
The transactions in gold are confined
almost exclusively to importers. the spec
ulstion interest having migrated to
stocks There is more demand for ex.
port, which accounts for the advance
from ll0 to l43@li34.
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no THE PUBLIC.--I take this meth.

,ie fcted with Ctroric lai shaa fpiiepic lite and
psr.,ss My physicians iaiiedo render me any reiief
80, nv r,.e vrs considered iucurasie. ! thtn applied
r. Mrs DR. D. A. Smith, tnow Mrs Dr. 0aiiien and hom
,he time CO me need usin her edes, had no re-
turn OF Fits, my chrome niarrhra ana paay Len s'e
a,a .oor cureti ard I beeama and remain well and
n rIthy have witnessed several other cures nnder
her trs atment quite remsrk.ile NJ my own ana
,r, yeeo,un,rud all who ar. afflicted to call on Mr and
M-s pr Gali,on Ciarvoyaut and Botaic Phystcaf az
,h r rsideDce and ONCE Concert street between atn
a,a An ~okuh DAVID WAITS,
mssedIw Of the Prov 1t Guard, keok1k.
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New York, Nay !.

New York, Nay Z.
The steamer Western Metropolis from
New Orleans 30th has arrived.
The steamer Ailsn,ic With rebel prison
ers from Fort Monroe arrived al New Or
leans On the Goth.
The Western Metropolis brings the
body Of Al j,r Mudge,., killed ID the late
engagements At Mobile and also oue hun
dred thousand doilars In gold and treasu
n notes.
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St. Louis, May 6.

J. II. B'ackbnrn, alias DR.. Taabelty,
charged With completely with uarrold 10
The sasassinhtioa oooepirasy, ~as srrssssl
to-day in sccordsucs With orders fton
Washisat,n.
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OF COPARTNER

- hHIPs-fhr arm ~ Collier Van CHICKEN, W0
Gers, q this day dEo oved BY mutual CONSENT NJ 81 ~
0riUk rvtirtns. he bu-Rs - will hfrtatsf 80
iurteI 81 Dsyd Caller ~o il authorized col. ct III
- snras C0LLIE1,
UeIn u>vM onAnxMA
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New York, May 6.

The Erie railroad car manufsctory at
Jersey City was destroyed by FIRE early
this morning. L,ss estimated Sl25. 900
The Gre is supposed TO have been the
work of an incendiary.
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Beverly Tucker and Geo. N. Sanders
have suddenly disappeared. 1t Is re-
ported they have gone in the direction Of
HALIFAX.
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Frsm califsrnia.
San Francieco, Nay 6.

To Prof. Whitney. Northampton. Mass:
Cllifornixns are astounded at the asser
tions attributed to you aud Mr.. Brewer
that there 10 no petroleum in southern
California. We have in our possession
forty barrels of crude oil, from Buena
Venture, producing Sd per cent. iIlu uina-
ting and % per cent. lubricatiog oil. Pc
troleum has been found in large quaoti
ties in LIE Angeles, Santa Barbara. San
Louis, El'shs, Centra, Costa and Hum
boidl counties.
People are At loss Why you and
Brewer use Jour positions ~ ReoIogists
Of this Sate, 70 irjure IN enterprise ol
whiph Jon evidently kneu nothing.
(5igoed) Ltvr PAssoNs.
5. C0xwAr.
I know the ab,vs statement ~ to pc.
trolson 10 California to BE- correct.
(SiSned D s. UPsoN,
U. s. Surveyor General, Cal
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New York, May 6.

The gunboat Florida arrived to-day
from New Orleans, bringing the pirate
Reed and other captured oficers Of the
ram Webb.
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Nem advertisements.
WANTED-A good nurse girl at eth
~ and Orlssns street Mrs. II. STRONG.
ApyuT,sT GENERALS OFFIcr, I
CINrcs, May 2, 1S6s.
CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR.

Claim agents, who apply for certificates, will file in
this oe- evidence that they have taken out license
rsim under the act Of the Congress
United States OF Amesics entitled An ps ovide
Internal support the Government pay
public debt snd for other PURPOSES before
any sttenti N ill tie paid to such applications.
No attention viii be paid TO any clam agent who asks
for infrmaiipu from this Office uulsss he
furnh-s evidence thai he is duly antho, ICED TO IN
behalf OF the claimant.
All claniants cautioned agRirst employing ire
spun ibl sentr the coli. cten bonutl.s back
&c To much caution cannot be exercised there are
aen cons-nptbi- enough swiniie soldiers. and the
poor widows aud children OF deceased soldiers II the
sas,.ii amounts due them
msysdit n. b BAKER, Adjt. Gen. of Iowa
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evsf 1tnesla's Dsash.
New York, Nay 8.
The Herald's Charleston dispatche,
sre to the lot inst:
Gen. Pottsr's force bad returned frou
its expedition into the interior Of Soutf
Carolina, having dsstroyed an immenss
amount Of rebel property.
The gusrrillas have again become trou
blesome 10 the soothern part OF the State
On the 97t6 slt. party Of them made
their appearance within six miles ol
Charleston and tore up some railroad
track.
Another strong forcs Of national troop.
u soon to Be sent oqt through the State.
The rebel ram Columbia. sunk in Mag.
nolia Greek, has been raised and is found
to b not greatly injured She will be
brought to the North.
The secessioolsts Of Charleston were
Wild With joy on learning Of the asrassina.
tion Of Presidest Liscols, and il 10 said
the womea were actually 80 profaus and
sacrilsgious - to fell on their knees and
express their thsnks to God for this esor.
nous crime; but the sudden arrest Of Ex.
Gov. Aiken appeared to bring them to
their senses, and they Immediately b.
came more disoress ia their conduct.
Ar. Aikenj arrest end The expolsios
Of the contumacioas E Episcopsiian clergy
man, Mr.. 4srshall, who refused 70 Sub
seiists the pssyss fos the Psssidsat Of the
United Ststes for thss which hs had been
odsrisg for Jsd. Davis. had caufed mach
sxciiemeas amoeg the Charlestonisss.
They insist that Gov. Aiken has never
been any shisg bat Uoicn man.
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When Sherman NJ. Booth liberated .
negro 10 Milwaukee, The whole Demo
crali, press charged the act upon the Re.
publican party, and hell them rep ,nsi-
BILE for what, in tue eyes of Democrats.
was the greatest of crimes-giving .
black man his liberiy--but when J
Wilkes Booth, member Of the Demo-
cratic party and in good fellowship with
it, and voter for Mcclellan, assassinated
the President of the United States--sles
him io the presence OF his family, the
Democratic press say it is unfair to
chsrge the act TO their party. notwith-
standing their organs instigsted the deed,
by day after day and week after week de-.
nouncing the President as q iyrsn,,
usurper, monster, 6end, and one whom
to slay would be mercy to mankind. 10
vain may these Copperhead teachers oil
treason aud promp'ers of assassination
protest their innocence In vain may
their guilty consciences, haunted as they
ever must be, cry TO the ghost OF the
murdered Lincoln:
shake not thy CORY locks at me;
Thou carst say did IL!
Throu ghout all the balance of their
miserable lives, the kindly face and bleed
ing wounts of the murdered Line ln will
haunt their waking and their sleeping
hours, and throughout this aud she com
lug ages, the civilized world will hold
them even more guilty than the misera
bic wretch who was prompted by their
teachings to commit the deed.
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EMPLvYmENT.

dh ~ - M0NrH-Agents wanted to sell KeSing
~ n MAchines We will give mmission Ola all
shoye varee ana all expenses paid Address, iitH-
s1x1ron = Co Detroit, MicA as@c~
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IMPORTANT Tho Tailoring Estab-
n.h,,~.t No Ystes IIo-se II decidedly the chetp
= 4, Tcosnk fpr nr,t class Clothing, either reahyHeds
= naas - se1ss. SOAN AeAs AAAs
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sr"iREtS0N MUST nv MADE ODIOUs; TRAIT
Or MUST BIZ PUNISHED AND IMP0vEklSHED- :
THEY MUST MT only BIZ PUNISH D, BUT THEIk
k.GiAL 'wER MUS BE DESTROYED; AND After
Mt<lN.a TREAS9N ODfoUS EVERY UNION NAN
AND THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE kEMUNtR
AFRO 0U OF THE PbCK KITS or THOSE Wiz HAVE
INFLICTED TtiIs GREAT SUFFERING UPON TIE
CouSfki.'-t Andrea Johason April 2lst 1865.
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n COLL E R,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROyISIOAS & PRODUCE
CORNER FIFTH MAIN ST,
KEoKUK, IOWA.

ICEg ICEU ICFtt! The Ice Depot OF D toi-
lier i'll herest be of 5h and Main ST.
where orders may be LEFT. Those wishing to avail hen
lyes Of sason will please leave their or' r. ~
the middle VI this month ~ eoLIiA""
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