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finanlial quo Gon,mertial.
new York Market.

BY telegraph Srw YoEK, April l..
cotton-steady At 34ea CSC for middiing
FionrDul aud 10 10 i5e lower ft7 % for extr,
State: soaBS 80 Tor Extra L. H. o. and 50 CO fo
tratr brands the market elosiag heavy
whisky-Duil and lower; Western > l5a2 49,
Wheat-Opsaed STEADY. and closed duh aud dcciinux
Chicago SrriHg Mt g.: Anbsr Ky. att 80.
Rye Qaiet and drcopiog.
Rsrley-Du l.
rn-Quiet at so1l IS for new MIXED Western and
SfGi IN for new yellow Southern.
uats-Qaet at sec Tor Western.
Wool-Duii.
sasr-Inactive at 11Gl3c for Cuba and Museora5o
and lac for Porto leo.
Mo'asses-Duil. saes ty auction Of GO hhss p r. Al
e5 asec.
Petroleum-Ques at SEC for crude SIC for Refined n
Bond, and tic for do Free
Pork Rat ser hrmer at % 12t<G2T 50 for new mes,
- 90 925 % for 1851 do cash aud regular way clos
Ing at "a so, cash; "a sJe2s % FIR prime and 10 ass
% ezsx for prime Also, 80 bills new meas ~
April snd May, sellers option. at g o42, 3,
.ee-StcSdy At II 10 t6 30 for plain mess and lS Ok
. % " for extra
Beet Hsms-Q Quiet at 20 ooed - o.
Cut Aeats-Rataer frazer at l4l.Glsc for shou,der.
and l6O1ie for ha ms.
BaconMore active 15@ for Cumberland cut; ISL.
for ons ribbed, and 10 go 10 for short ribbed
Lard Steady at Slelsc- Also 500 btls for MAY
sellers option at Ii Nc.
suiter-Dal at iss9oc for Ohio. and 2oss5c 70,
State.
chsese-oaiet At 1t922c for common 10 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

LEES ARMY SURRENDERED! I'm.
mense sacrifice of dry goods. One hun.
dred and 6fty pieces of best calico, (Mer.
rimacs included) from l6 to l8 cents pc,
yard; 100 pieces best and latest styles Of
delalnes at 70 cents per yard /: 100 piece,
best brands of muslin, from s 70 IS cent,
per yard; also. fine assortment, 81 dras,
goods, shawls and cloaks. Having re-.
ceived large stock of goods within the
last few days, we willssell them lower than
any other house in the city. Call and
judge for yourselves if you wish bargains
1 N. LEsxx & Co.,
10.lw. 100 Main ct. bet. 4th l. 5th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

- -
Epr.oa Gan Fhss thai Iitsls Ex-
n Gafs II let week Monday cau1s .
town announsias hs.svassatios q nish-
mead and Petersburg II was thought BIZ
thing, ssd IL nsvs ~ soon spfssd
through town. Il being Just q 4aik
there wss an inprompta illumination il
searly every house, bells were rung and
the old cannon (anvil) was ont in short
metre, and the whole town seemed p Be
in motion. Everybody on Front street
hurnhing, singing, aud dancing withjoy.
Az We keep nothing to drink in this town
there was general smoking Of cigars,
which had the desired effect. But last
evening whom the news came through IN
other Extra Gsts Of tho surrender OF Lee,
| il capped the climax. Every house
seemed to bs on Gre. and tho anvil almost
went OF without loading. Il rained very
hard bat the boys ct the gan knew Lee
had surrendered and the thing must 20.
Next Friday, the l4th. If the Lord il
willing, land We think he is) We are
going to join Ksokuk and the other towns
that do likewise in having general cele'
bration Of the success Of our armies up to
that time. commencing 10 the morning. b.
ringing of bells, firing salutes. and dis
play Of fags, At 1880. \. NJ. service IN
the churches, in tho afternoon speeches
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
~At the Des Moiues iabil.tion ii

D@At the Des Moiues jabilation the
other day the school children formed into
. procession, and marched through the
streets and sang patriotic songs, and
"tept time TO the music Of the Unioo."
Let our Keokut Juveniles be equally pa
triotic. Tho various schools OF the city
with the scholars in holiday attire would
make 6ne feature Of the procession to-
morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
p~A loud noise at Vail, Armitage

~A loud noise at Vail, Armitage d
Co.'S Foundry yesterday brought out a
crowd as though the establishment had
blown up, Proved to be the report Of a
piece of artillery, which had been cast for
some place up the country for Publication
purposes. 1t was being tested. II noise
is the desideratum that piece will do. 1.
went off like young earthquake 10 min
iature.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CucAeo. Aprii II
The markets q shade easier.
Flour-Aetive at 00e6 l2%
Nheat-Lower No. 1t 09x01 cq3<
Corn3c ower. Ssles Of No l. Mt Of soc nd for re-
jected 63g 66c; ciesing ut inside prices.
oafs-Active AMI firm. Sales No. 1 at $685. clio
sing steady at 43c.
Rye-Duli snd lower. Sales of No. at 6ec, and No.
at 6uc.
Bariey-Dull at 1o6l 20 for fair to good qu atty
Whisky-Weak at = ol3z03 o5.
Proyi-ions-buii. Mess Pork qriet at q 50, Prime
Mess Pork dull and heavy - CO. Bulk shoulders are
steady at 15c.
Lard-Quiet; prime steam leaf 16lxc.
BeefCattie-More active and fImer at 50aS 90 COM
N !, n to prime. Coed cattle scarce
Hogs-Duii and heavy ~ sk s9lxc.
Money--Scarce.
Ing.
dold-145.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

ATTENTION, CRY GUARDs!-Having
been called away from the city on bust
ness, shall not be here to participate in
the celebration of our recent victories, on
Friday next, but I would urgently re-
quest every member to appear With tho
Company on parade on that day.
8. G. BRIDGES, Capt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

~ We take this opportunity to say
to the patrons Of |. Berkson 4 Co. tina.
their store will be closed on MONDAY
1.-THE 18th inst. because Of the Eas.
ser holidays. dlwAv1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

- We take this opportunity to say
% the patrons of Younker & Bro. that
TIER store will be- closed on Monday
the 18th inst. because Of the Easter hol
idays. al..-l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

1The good people Of Bonap.rss in
tend 70 jubilass upon Friday. Colonel
RANKIN, Hon. Geo. W. McOrary. and
Chaplain Veser, Of this place, have been
invited to speak there on the occasion
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new YORK Money m.rke,,

By reierrsph.] Nrv YorR. Apri,1a
Aoney-Easy. with large supply, at cal per cent
sterling-ouiet at 1oss%Glvg for first class bills
GoId-"ith'ut decided change, opening at LAG, and
closing at 145L
Government stock.-Q,iet and firm.
6s of 81 Coupons 10sA.
20 Coupons 1857
1910 Coupons 9sl
Stocks-Dull and lower.
Toll wabss Vt Wayne O.; Ak fHSe: Can "
aih g Scrip losl1 8 yr Cert oss<; Pac Mail $50
ClooH Erie sIl&; CBi Qlio. Hudson 107; Har.
lem IS Reading l0s3S u 1os15; Ms e21S; Toledo IS;
Cert 26I< Quicksilver g..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

DRuGs COMING DowN.-We call the
attention of dealers and others, 10 the ad
vertisement of Messrs. Wilkinson, Bart
lett & Co. This firm is composed Of en-
terprising men, and in recommending
them, can do so without any mental reser.
walton. Give their establishment a call,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

%A meeting of the Young America
Fire Company will be held in their bal
this evening at o'clock. All member,
are requested to attend.
By order of E. G. BoofH, Prest.
w. II. BARRETT, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

@ Martin Rockford was brought Be.
fore Recorder Leech yesterday for as.
saulting one John Van Heuslip. Mar
tin plead guilty, was fined three dsllare
and costs. Forked over, and went from
the court not nearly SO belieerently in.
clined as when he assaulted John.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
- Mayor Patterson has issued ! pro

~ Mayor Patterson has issued pro.
clauation rseiting the resolutions Of the
City Council, which As have heretofore
Published, aud closing by calling upon
the citizens to close their places Of busi-
ness, display flags, requesting the FIRE
companies TO turn out, and ordering that
oil places where intoxicating drinks are
sold be closed from DO O'Clock a. IN. Of
Friday during the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
ATTENTION. COMPANY C!-The mem

ATTENTION, COMPANY C!-The mem
bers Of Co. G, late 45th lows Infantry,
are hereby requested to meet at the ar
mory, corner Of 4th and Main streets,
(Rice's Hall this evening at O'Clock.
for the purpose of making preparations
for the celebration on Friday. the 14th
INST. W w. c. CsoKE, o. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

FRESH GARDEN SEEDs.-For all kinds
OF fresh garden seeds go to the Agricul.
turl warehouse of Messrs. Wickersbam
q Co., where can be had almost every
conceivable kind Of implement used BY
farmers. Give them cab.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

SThs jubilasion 1t Springfield Non
day was IN immsnss affair. The o;v;o "a j
military display vs. very inpos;sr
slseshss vefs mads y Gov. oelSsby.
Hss. 2 9. Csnllias, Hon. ". n. Hen.
-, Gen. HayAie - eshsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

FLAes.-You viii wish flags for to-
morrow. You can get them of Emer.
son, on Fourth street, between Main and
Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

re A great panic appears to have
seized our community for pictures, as the
rush to HamilI's Gallery for the past
week has been tremendous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

F We regret to learn Of the death of
Alburiis Yeardly, of Co. A, 10th Iowa,
who died in the Soldiers Home in New
Orleans recently. He used to be en-
ployed in this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

H Quilp, when requested TO take
time by the foreIock, expressed doubt
whether the old fellow had any hair left
to take hold of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
TOR SALE-A Frame COTTAGE Duell.

ipx with seven rooms. cisttrn, good cellar and
me growth o. fruit trees with full ict and am il GOOD
oIuer situated near business Exchange street. be-
tween 9th and It'll streets. Title good. Trlee 5000
Euqnire OF m n rtss r &C.,
fsb23 -
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X oh % LA one story frame DWELL
ing with rooms, cellar. cis,ern and flll lot we'll
situated On the corner Of Eth and Eank streets
convenient 70 business. Title good Price III 90 IN
quire of fmchl1 " n TpvpycE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
III SALE-A two story brick DWELL

Ing Hense. containing 10 rooms GOOD
tam and fail lot situated the corner Of Moran ard
I'm srrti- little good Price, s3too rassessifn ist
" afnr next Enquire OF Ii. d. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
[IoR sALE-Fhe west half of \ two

story doubIe krek Dwelling IIcrse r.rt,i,i,. "a,
rooms cistsrn, good cellar: house La nt.d a., ast II.
over, ei well feDc . and all in ruad ,rt.r s;,r.a -
~ ~ TN Ahd bes MoEes streets Title coed
TIC sa''o0 Enquire q H. L. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

E'Oh SALE-A frame dwelling. with
or rooms estern cellar lot 30 by 100 feet sifu-
a,ed on the corner Of III and Exchange streets coed
ehance or some steamboat man. Who place near
ne river little good OF no sale Price 81 SEQ Enquire
VI lfee2sl H. u. TEN-EYCK.
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Oh 20 BY lao feet, commeu-
eng ~ iess rom 9th street, Main In Iafsves,.
eofas s WV cal on H.B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
TOR SALE-A two story brick dwell.

Ing, vi rooms, cistcrn cellar ornamental trpes
and two full lots situated the - th and Frnk
IN streets, IN good ncirhtcrhoed Title sood cr no
sale. Price, 81 SO. Enquire Of nh TESFycx w
fahss - <A-''-iSh-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
EoR SALE-A COTTAGE Frame nw.u

ing, With four rooms good vel or water f,aus
hnda fnil lot all unaer fence situated on Txehans
estwe I'd and Sd streets, Eeokuk Title gped
w. Enquire OF III d. TEN EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

GwefhBg, with Fix rrerns ard attic n each sid,
Wild crisr uncr the whole building. ciet~trt ~
something over f~e fu lots sifaNtsd On the corner 81
i-sh aud TANK streets The vlele III = sold At ~
bargain Price, 5000 and the q It GA time
'hepS IL h. TEN EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13
TOR sALE-six Acres of Land With

ns s, orons D~eifing House. containing rooms
80, =, fpffng o. water. with Ierge qua "a
miles above Ke1knk. Title good pricr sr scn -
800 - lmchDI H. b. TES-EyCK
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iai eardsn or Grape Land on and near the uisst.
la Tfver sboH' three mile above the CITY of Kotrk
iiiic god Price, $4,000. Enquire Of
hich1" III. b. THS-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-13

k>OR SALE-A Brick Cottage con
l. tanning rootas. cellar, eistern &c lot well Ina
proved with fruit trees Price $3.50 Title p~rfs An
ply TO WILIJt N Pefrr
nchia-dim Cor. 5th ami Eiondeau Streets
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15
POrpbyrOgsnitus,

A correspondent of the New York
Herald thus describes the prospective au
tOcrat by Hdivine right" of seventy mil
lions OF people;
The question of the succession TO the
throne, which gave rise to considerable
anxiety during the illness and sitter the
death of the late Czsrevitch, is set at rest
by an imperial manifesto declaring tha
Emperors next son, Alexander Alexandra
witch (born March 10, Is45), Czsrevitch
and Nssleduik heir apparent of Russia.
The dangers that might result from
going out of the regular order of success
sion, have probably determined the En-
peror to overlook the mental Deficiencies
attributed to the next heir, and which were
alleged as motive for his seclusion. His
physique is certainly far from proposes.
sing; low, round forehead, 8 sinister ex-
preston of the eyes, and something like q
negro cast Of fsstures, give no very favor
able idea of his character or capacity.
which is corroborsted by the reports Of his
disinclinAtion to any kind of study except
that of the military art.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15
miseelIaneous Items.


Thomas Nj. Cook, of Detroit, recently
war correspondent of the New York Herald
is editing the Wilmington, North Caro-
Inns, HerGLd.
Colonel Pritchard, the cspsor of JEFF.
Davis, is among the visitors at the Sanitary
Fair at Chicago.
It is now positively asserted that Miss
Louisis Pyne, notwithstanding her recent
denial, will visit America Sometime during
the present season.
Mr.. Gladstone estimates that every Eng
ishmsn drinks two quarts of beer day, at
s cost of 5000, 900, coo per annum.
The ericksting outfit to bs presented to
the Prince Imperial by the Paris Cricket
Club has arrived in Paris from London
The articles are inclOsed in q handsome
and massive mahogany case, lined with
green velvet, on the idof which is an en-
grsved silver plste bearing the inscription:
"a Son Altesse Imperiale, Monseigneur le
Prince Imperial
The new political and literary paper, the
Nation, soon to appesr in New York, will
be published by Joseph a. Richards, who
has Withdrawn from the Independent. Il
Is announced that among the regular con-
tributOrs TO the Nation will be Longfellow,
Lowell, Whittier, TuckeFman, Bayard
Taylor, Richard Grant White, Theodore
TiltoD, William Lloyd Garrison and 'Gal
Hamilton"
A yourg Partisan artist lately painted a
portrait OF 3 duchess, with which her
friends were not satisfied, DECLARING that IL
was totally unlike. The painter proposed
that the question of resemblance should be
left to little dog belonging to the duchess,
which was agreed to. Accordingly, the
picture was sent to the hotel of the lady the
next day, and large party assembled to
witness the test. The dog was called in,
and no sooner did he see the picture than
he licked it al over, and showed every
denomination of joy. The triumph of the
painter was complese, and all present in
sisted that the picture hsd been retouched
during the night, which wss actually 80,
the artist having rubbed it over with thin
coating of lard The dogs nose was
sharper than the critics eyes.
Recently, says one of the Paris papers,
the Emperor of Japan had reason to be
highly dissatisfied with one of his officers,
and sent him the renowned" sabre. It
sort of honorary sword, very beautifully
carved and finished. As this officer held
high rank and had hitherto given his
prince every reason TO be satisfied, the lat
ter sent MIN in order to alleviate the effect
Of the message as far as possible, one of his
own swords set with diamonds and selected
his prime minister as bearer. The officer
received the present and was well aware
what It signi6ed. After reverently regar-
ding the instrument of his punishment, he
quietly left his house, went to the port, got
on board French ship bound for HaVre,
and safely resched Paris, where he sold
the sabre for 1900
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GOLD LAST NIGHT 148 ~.
Associated Press Report.
THE mITCHELL AnREsT.

.4IIIa TDk4IG NEw York, June IA.
The Evening Post has the following on
sMitehells arrest :; We learn that the arrest
Ess made by detectives Kelsey and Elder,
under the Direction of General Dix, the
latter having received orders from Wash
inton to.sTIest Mitchell, on q charge of
treason. Soon after the arrest of Mitchell,
Judge McCune visited General Dix. He
inquired but could lesFn nothing of the
prisoners movements. The Judge said the
Government could not try the prisoner IS
traitor for he was sD alien, and none but
citizens could be tried as traitors. The
Judge also declared that the Government
could only hold Mitchell sc an alien enemy,
bat now it is supposed to have no enemies.
During the afternoon Judge McCune
visited General Dix, at his residence, but
probably before that time Mitchell was at
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An1ncIdent or the RebeIIIsn.

TFrom the Nashville Press aud Times, June
In the early days of King JEFF. ere the
keen edge of southern chivslry was blunt
ed by contact with the mudsills of the
north, Buck Travis raised 8 regiment
among the young bloods of Henry county,
in West Tennessee. The regiment was
organized by the election Of Travis as Col
Onel, and the celebrated j. d. Atkins IS
Lieutenant Colonel Travis lost no time
in putting himself at the head of his gal
liant band, and starting forth on martial
deeds intent" they approached Union City,
Tennessee, inst st the time when Pillow
was transferring military stores, ordnance,
Sc, 10 Columbus, Kentucky. They arriv-
ed st the depot simultaneously with train
from the South bearing several pieces OF
artillery These, by some strange mistake,
were at once seized by Travis as LincolR
guns, and 9 telegraph was Immediately
sent to Atkins, who hsd remained behind
st Paris, announcing the brilliant achieve
ment. The dispatch was handed to him
on the Square, surrounded by crowd of
citizens. He glanced at its contents, and
looked around for the most eligible site for
q rostrum. Discovering pile of boxes on
the corner, he made for them, followed by
the eager crowd. Mounting the box, he
lifted his voice and announced the glorious
intelligence. "My countrYmen mp he said
"this is proud day for Henry county and
for the State. I am proud to announce to
you that your gallant sons, under the lead
of the indomiJsble TrrYis, have already
wresthed their brows with an imperishible
fame. The murderous artillery with which
the tyrsnt Lincoln sought 10 enslave oul
people, has been Wrested from the tyranri
hands, and"-here another dspstoh wa
handed to the speaker, and he was hearC
to remark with gu oath, "Buck always wa
i'd fool. Boys, them was our guns, al
ter al"
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head, was commenced in Paris, for a gold
medal for Mrs. Lincoln. This medal was
to h'ye the following inscription:
"Liberty, Equality, fraternity. To
Lincoln twice chosen President of the
United States from the grateful memory
of Frsnce. He abolished slavery, established
the Union and saved the Republic without
yelling the statue of liberty. he was as
sassinated on the i4sh of April, 1852
About the 3oth of April, when the num-
Der of subscriptions had reached eleven
thousand one hundred and twenty, the
subscriptions were seized by the police who
stated that the scheme was to be stopped
everywhere in France. ..--.
.+.- ---.t,. New YORK, June IA.
The Lafay ette left Brest on the 30.
It passed the Europa 24o miles west of
Breat which place sheshould have reached
on the 5!h. She made the passage inside
often days. rsa
~. .--,- NEW YoRK, June IA.
9 Gold I4S.- 4 - sg -..-
a New York Csntrsl, %; Erie, 7sz;
Hudson, log, Reading, 975s; Michigan
Southern s51z; Pittsburgh ssH Rock
Island lelhj North Westerns 265z Fort
Wayne, s6i Canton s81Ii Cumberland, AZ
Cary Company, 251<. ,r-~e. ..-
Stocks very active and strong
Gold firm and active, closing after call
at I4sJz.