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fang ben @tfitrten te3 NlsHss, ~betrEsrrn xnh, nsnn nt9s
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rem rtrh, bic F% beinls@ex 2satTa erstbsn. ais bon Dtnen
tek uetfe ftnt.
no Offtee: 80. Z SaN.Greberidiir.
Eebtn Etaren Don BalttmOrsfr., 6flt&s Setts
BITE Stufen ttnauf.
Blat merle FA Satnts unt HAaSnxrsner, Sena unHtHtr
be uns truserif6e RAGradtY, hMratriesene RHa a~esthenlSf
QuadIaIber, S4utkidtr, 3tttftlutAier, GtTesturetuist
unh 2araptnsuser II. y. utanea ~ rtselaabtse Aerst
unb lauern, ~an8etesen esn Or. SstnasnS hui tn Der gfSte
RS. Ale gatit Aauhen ttnes gsa-StAaS s~nseaIttu.
Sine 6dIans ii 2 GaSta lnasP&est.
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81 gDenn Der trres.lsitete nntlas. Singing easfabtt, tas
TT ben Rein htser fAmersb1ftu hranI4tit tn R@ a~Mfseapr-
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tartet 10 Ianse kts bic SNMStsxs hisies l&rafltSrs flebele,
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teuttr 2aast 1rtsss ssH wa11es tti1 865txhRT ~9rAdtttrt.
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n Gs,ttt, Ysp. h 60. 9nben esa er6bttn
Drrdtb pSn ferttsen &Ietbern tn Der Statt, U.&e Ne n
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Sic 5Dnisblums (The Honeysuckle
4a s-.. pbes s-+-
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SDteberSerfdufer erbdlten Bite Sr btefeta 8ttttrS %anatlsrs'I
ten Observation-Disclosures gratis.
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eebra9t. ."5
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obi .sI sss1 ..H Ode SanOSer unb Garsbta frr
(25Npr III e--fs -.- ~8eeenlber hem WtGrtte.
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DR.. Johnston,
. m . re sOe.9ofpttst.

Der ein,i8* QIrss. ms4ter asssi3t.
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Esi!E Gde Der 10. INN GzStrdBe,
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leten.
(Dea3aiIl An6r. SUIT.
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parottpn sen Tiebfdmtnten 6uf4 plnftlt9Fe relsT9en, woT.
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Nuuntdn'S &ptel,

Gs6e 10. umo G.'gtr., SEafbinstOn, D. g.
Weiueu frlteren GSnnern, fOmte bent retienbsn YubIttuna
~aberbaupt Made Id bic ~er6ebenfe AnSetse, bB Id pbenee~
acnntes Sotel tauIft6 hternpnmtp, ant bafelbe Guf tds BE &c
nnb Neauemte ais beWtf4es5pttl etnaertatet babe
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Elm ausseaei6nefer Sif@, Yronste Bettenana, tcute BITE Be-
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ben az etnem ansenebmenn A~ufenttalt nta&tn. SIN Der NIT
benz 6rtel Serbunbener Hetauratton fann man ~ teber
|IasesSeIt mad ter RGrte i~petitn. SIN gDetnstmrner wtr~
ben Bic oprjIstt6hen gDetne 3n ben dueerf ~ttat9ften pretten
bet Sdcppen, lrrte Oct Der Slaf1e t~erfduft.
I'm s~enetsten 9ufpra4 btttet
(Te,I3 SptJ 50. RnIImAnn, @taentbHnte CT.
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Wetnen rertben Eunben 3ur Statra9t, es ta pae Ga'
tefonntt 2teuDr. nnb 80 etu6ef&dft H~w sTF
so. "A So 9pu.bGrSSr., &ee SON Sr1ai,
anter Der alien gtrrao, wte bisbsr, ratt unae fdtSa&ttn Tsnss
~fpftfubre.
t21udrj1wt) 4901 z. SteoEIt
DaS feiNfc un6 DnIlenbetae IrMdtsGrriesSss.ter
a4 -unferer 3eit r so III 81
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pl9u 5aQ .OIclte Go1+ &drtnae.
gDtr empFneen fueben cine Vartbte Bette 5dpaanSttne Sd.
rtnee bonn btesjdGr taeu SGnee. BITE MIR III s~ennaeisten DresIcn
~ufertren. @ofbeI& mtIEeImp,
Y42ODtt-.h ITO aR. &dItinfUreET
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Bur uu~tsrosatuug Der auadia!b.rtt stubItst'

Der sin;igs @lab III bsr 2sssit, Sp itdsrt'
lnneae uns aAAl&.1 MxAe1 In
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beIpnbtrs fstlbt tie Npttr jene; atsstmea Matters essroreeY
fnb. has iSpslid 10 ptets &asieNle ia tia sI fruhtS Wrak
teibt, pelte suld ,4ss ~crbGecatH Salente ruS entwtdelten
DerRdhsestrate nit hsm DsGusY Der Btrestian1tstt ben Ss'
nat beeeiitert aus Ger 2sier beaauberMsf Sine entlctt capta
mlr6en, mSsen Nd nit rsasat 0ertrdAea uaben.
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gte 3tebuna tff Dprdber

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

zB Master Lane aud Master Harry
were the Only two juvenile Keokukiaus
who had the honor Of writing their names
In the visitors register at Mr.. Lincoln
Own wria1g desk, in his own house. on
the day OF his burial. After Maste,
Harry had entered his name, with careful
sA0uga'fuaess no called for . scrap o
psper, aad wrote On It something nearly
thss: Washington, the Father; Lincoln.
the Savior; written at Mr.. Lincolp's pri
vase desk, in hi, house, at Springfield
May fth, 1865" and his signature. He
keeps that as souvenir.
During Thursday afternoon Ma,te,
Harry met Major General Hooker and
recognized him. Harry stopped and raised
his hat, and the hero of Lookout Noun.
tain, who frequently forgets TO salute his
ofncers and guards, returned Master Har.
rvs bow fully. Thus much for Harrv's
considerste politsaess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

The ladies' Of the Gsrman Eyangsiis
Church beg leave 70 infarn IL oisisens
Of Keokuk that they win hold Fak. fer
the benefit Of their eharoh and school, %
Tassday and Wednesday evening, May
9th and 10th, At Rice's Hall. corner d
9Th and Main streets, to which they invite
everybody. my6 dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08
fi,lalltial quo 4ommcrflal
NsW York maFkes.

NsW York maFkes.
By telegraph hBW rssK. Nay
C,ttou -necidediy higherAt 5l4s2c for middling
Flour s to l0c better common and msdiaM grades
with moderate den,An,E 30 D8 W 'or sxtra H. n. ".
and v5o9 wv trade brandt ma 'kst losing quiet
Wheat "A shade hrln+r ut IS is Nil clabs Sc
g. iur No fcaicay, spring, chilly ~ insids pricss
and IS for Amber Mich.
Rye-Quiet.
Corn Dull aud heavy. Small sale, Of new Fellow II
] 6lAl -.
0a,s-uuli, heavy and nominal.
Wooi-iul -
Petroleum-Quiet 1t 3sc for Cruds Sc for Refined IN
po-h[n,o.d hresy 1t Is Hhaz Is fas new nso
clio ux at ~ cas; Is % IS ~ for leSsA Dc. cash
and regular way, closing 1T "a % cash; ~ GA 70 10:
prime aud - 0002 50 for Urine mes Also 30 tbi
for MAJ aud june. sellers option, ~ a COS
si-sses ii II % DO % for piais nsss saA 10 *
90 % for extra mess
bsef Usms-More active Ct q 10 pa 90
Cut N~su aciive aud steady ~ lAH0lbzc fo
shoulders, and II " leAc for hams.
Bacop-sirm.r bat v~sy quiet.
Lard-vsry pra, At IeDie4<c
Bu,txr-pal and unchan. ed 1t lsoz3c for Ohio, sas
- 16c Tor State.
Chssss-Q Quiet 1t Is D23c for common to prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

bLAcKwooD' MAGAzIEE.-Ws arc in
oebted to the American publishers 70,
the April number. The contents are
Mas Majoribanks. Part III; Corneliu.
oDowd upon Men and Women and 9th,
or Things Ia General; Dress; The Iliad
translated By Lord Derby; The Laws Q,
Short Whist; John Leech; Etoniana
Aancient and Modern; Piccadilly, an
Episode Of contemporaneous Aatobioera
ply. Part II Earl Rassell.
Published BY Leonard Scott & Co, New
York. 81 per snnum; or Black wood and
the four Reviews Sis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

MUsrcAL.-Tbe "bell ringers" were
out Saturday night and did credit to
themselves, as thuso who reside in the
nelshborhood of Seventh aud BIonde.u
can testify. TIE happy couple who
were The recipients of serenade from
the "ringers" will also acknowledge tina.
the performance on the bells was highly
credtable to the muscle of the bows
There may be beauties in the discordant
din, but as our optics are not aided BY
fourg Americas spectacles, We never
expect to be able to discover them,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08
Kind A c. a.a ,ss H.ward

The Cleveland Piaindeaier sketches IN
incident that Is.ely occurred on one Of the
railroads running through Ohio. TIE
sketch is interesting, though iupersons':
The train Was running. 1t . rapid rate.
The car is well filed with we'll d fes.ed
aristocratic passengers. The conductor
enters and proceeds to collect the accus-
toned fare. Presently he comes to .
lady dressed in deep mourning, travel.
log with three children, aud calls for .
ticket The lady quickly put her hand 10
her pocket for the seine. but it was gone
with the wAllet containing all her money
within which the ticket had been placed
for safe keeping TIE lady is OF an ex.
ceedingly modest, retiring disposition
and in an agitsted manner explains VIII,
she cannot pay her fare. The conduc.o,
is one Of those hard hearted kind-one Of
those men without particle of feeling; and
without taking into consideration any oil
the palliating circumstances of the case
rung the bell, stopped the train, and the
lady and her little ones we're ordered from
the car. The engineer had not been an
uninteres.ed spectator Of the scene He
he'd left the engine and advanced to where
the Indy was standing 50 distressed and
helpless. The engineer had big, warm
heart. Putting his hands into his pocket,
he produced City dollar gold piece, anc
handing it TO the lady remarked:
Here, madam, take this and get into
the car. Ii is shameful that you shoult
be treated thus
The lady hesitated about receiving il
but was 10 desperate strait; and ate,
showering numberless thanks upon tn.
noble engineer. she Insisted upon recei
wing his name and address, and then re
turned to her seat 10 the car ard wen,
on her way.
About month after this time the en-.
gineer received note requesting him e
cali at the express Office and take from
thence package addressed to him. He
did so. Upon opening the package be
found that it contained City dollars and
and an elegant gold watch, chain and
SEALS. Upon the inside Of the case was
inscribed the golden rule, the substance OF
which is: do unto others As YOU wish
Others to do unto you."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08
cE Lieut.. Kilbourne Knex, formerly
on duty here. has been breveted Msjor.

ET Were glad to meet At Springfield
our good friends, Capt. L. W. and II. L
Shepherd, the latter the late gentleman,
general agent of the G W. & S. 1. & /
Central Railroads, at this place. and ID.
6rst our former efficient commander Al
this post. Always clever, courteous
agreeable, and thoroughly likab!c, they
are valuable addition to any locali,,
where they may go. In this case orr los
Wa Spripg6eld's gain, surely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08
THE CITY.
Church Directory.

UNITED PReeByTERIAN - Fifth street, between
Main and Rlondeau. eervices every Sabbath 1t ii
and "a p. m. Sunday School 81 n m.
JAMES BRowS, Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at IL and u
burday School a. m. L J. GiLLErrs, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at il m. sundAy
School NJ p. N. X. HAssAiL Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E CHURCH-Corner ofsev-
II o. and ~ p M Sabbath Scnool at g. m. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
3. Ii. WARIEG, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH-Third street, between
Concert and High Services every Sabbath at il q.
and 4 p. m. sabbath School o}x m.
J. 7. WksrovER, Pastor.
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Halifax, Nav G

The Bermuda papers contain long &C
counts Of the judicial investigation no.
being held 1t st. Georges, Of the a.tem .,
Of Dr.. blackburn to io.rodocs the yello.
fever into New York, PhihdeIphn and
other Northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda ostens;blv
on philaothropio mission in conpeeiioo
With the causes Of the yellow fever. The
evidence shows that be collected. vh;ls
there, bedding and clothing taken from
fever patients, and that be purch ,sed And
infected nsw clothing which he peoied
IN franks and left ia charge Of n.rt;..
With orders to forward them to Ner Val
IN the spring.
Ono wiabess testi6ed that Blackbure
represented himself % Confeds,...
agent, whose mission vas the deafrpc.;o.
Of the Nssthern masses. L ~as ai,o shov.
shat several porous oossscee / vith ~
sgency u The Cosfsd. sate Sla:s -.
pogaiaaat d tA1so faots.
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QabieS Hair.

Die Eamen pom Der feutid5en eran0eli-
ihen 2irhe srlauten fi6 ben Nswcbnsr
BON 3tctut Bic anseise ~ MAIDEN, sa6 fe,
Sum 8eRenibrer 2irhe nne
8 HuIe, am Eienlias unb Mittmcd,
aeene. ben 9tsu uno loten Mat, in aies's
S,aue, Gde Der Atm unn Main Giraffe. Elm
S IT otbalten, ~ mslHem Ssserman
eingelacen III.
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ERsoSAL-Col. S. NJ. Archer, of the
Iowa 18th, arrived home Saturday eve
nIos. We had the pleasure of meeting
him yesterday. He looks we'll and sol.
dierly as ever. Iowa has had no more
gallant officer, than Col. Archer, in the
field. His gallautry aud his skill have
won for him An euviable name. We are
glad to have him back in our mids,
again.
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~ We are much indebted to Super.
intendelt Guy Wells and NJ. Albright
agent, Of the Great Western, Southern
Iowa d Illinois Railroad, for favors during
our trip to Springfield. Passesgsrs 20
The East will 6ad This rod 10 a excellent
eosdisioa. the cars nev sad splsadid, The
ofkcen and conductors gsatlenasly and
obiigisg. and tho 'stims" made handsome
lynl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-08

@r Our Job Office is turning out
large quantities of all kinds of printing
With our present facilities, We can fill
orders on short notice and guarantee salts
faction in quality and price. Send orders
to this ofi,e.
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9 Ms. Foley ard Miss Foley were
arrsigued Saturday before Recorder Lsech
Tor larceny. Found innocent, and prose.
cutor paid costs.
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A wise view,

What the moral eject of the evacus.
ton OF the Confederate capital will be. il
painfully easy TO comprehend. 1t ID bes,
that those who, with all honesty and can
dor. admire the heroism Of the Southern
people, and Who think with them thu,
their cause is holy and just one, should
consider this last unfortunate blow :. i,
really is-the most disastrous to them Of
any affair that has occurred during the
var. Its loss is not the same a New
Orleans, Savannah, Charleston or vii
mington. Il is the cherished capital Of
the Confederacy, which has been 30 be
roisslly add .kiIlfully defended for the
past four years, aud its loss is irrersra
hie-(C,r. L<ndoo Morning Post, (Psl.
merston's organ.
ATLANTA, AUGUSTA OR MONTGOMERY A
CAPITALS.
1t seems now beyo, d human probabil
lty that the Confederacy should copoue,
its independence. The fsH Of Rich mo I'D
IL the catastrophe Of the South. Had the
capital been placed at Atlanta. August.
or Montgomery. The united resources Of
the Coafedsracy could have resisted al
attempts ut piercing the center, and the
defenders wonid always have Tough, int
'ior lines The play is Ger Numbers.
resolution and resour es have beaten III
plomscy. devotion and desperate valor
Guerrilla warfaro-a resource thoroupbls
alien to Anglo-Sayon genius-may bro.
long the miseries Of the South. bu. can
scarcely alter the determination of the
Fsdersls. London Telegraph.
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R A hay sack caught FIRE aud was
destroyed 10 Kiibourne's addition Satur-
day. No further harm done.
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MAsoSrc'-Specisl communication OF
Hardin Lodge No. 20, this evening, at ~
o'clock. Work on the First Degree.
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~ The rite of Baptism by immersion
was administered to several colored per-
sons at the riv& yesterday.
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New Yerk Measy AaPkss.
BY Telegraph Hsv Yoax. My .
ney-~oniinues sasr At SOS PER cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull at i0slz 81 w.
til I-Dlil aud without d. ciisi change; opening .
l;3lx, advancing u 1l35x ciosieg At 4A
Total exp ,rts of spsci- to dsy <.l6.ool
Government ssocks-ouiet and steady.
c1p7sss G 1924; cARi1o,; NAP az
Toll 1 wss.s; n Wayne 9s4; Atru1G CAN
59t<: o scrip lis U 8 yr Cert oSI Pc Mail oof
lem rs; reading loas n . 1llH. n e'4; Toledo ..
0 u Cert 2stl Quicksilver g.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. May ..
Markets weak aud lower.
Flour -Ie-s artsv-, but unchanged. Sales Of ! OF
bbls at 80 for White Winter, aud 0oos Ga ~
Spring Extra.
No Spring lsl1 d Is, closing weak at the insid
price.
Corn-Dull AMI lc lever. SHE'S OF No. II esa67s
No. at &c. AMI Rejected at 80 G6, closing at 6oc ~
Vol.
oats-il4e lower. sales Of No. At 3s7s A4o,<c Gle
sing weak At 800.
R,e-S mlnsi at 75c.
Fasiey-Duti at 75c for No
whsky-Duli. Sales aOa bhs ~ eo42 Of.
Provissoss-Insetfse Mess Park dali Sales 200 bb'
IS 0n26 ~. Phi elected selleN st - h
Sse-t picked hams steady. taies 80 usfces 81 lac
Bulk meats negiectsd.
Tsrd-Nsel~cfrd.
sseds-rimo,hy ssed dn,l and IS lower. Light sale
At 2 sca3 Flax Seed at IS 81 IS.
Hay-very nrm AT 2 90.
Reef Cattle More active snd sha e grmer. saies
good to prime at CO.'S as medium grades 1t coz
co. AMI common 10 interior dull.
Moaey-sasy at 10 per eent4
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