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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
GHerrIIIas In KentuekJ--Orders from
Gen. Palmer.
HEADQ rs DEPARTM'T OF KEsTUCKT,
Louisville, Ky, May 8, 1865.


Louisville hy-s May o, 1900.
General Orders, No. 2S. -s-iamH hia
The attention of all concerned is called
to Circular No 8, from these headquAr.
tiers, and especially TO that portion of the
Circular which declares that there ia no
organization in this Department hostile
to the Government, which deserves 10 be
characterized as military, and only per-
mits the personal surrender Of Individ
uals.
It ia we'll known now that all the rob-
bers and murderers who have so long
harrsssed the people profess to belong
to some rebel command; and now that
they are likely to meet the punishment
due their crimes, they attempt to escape
Justice and retain their ill-gotten gains
By seeking TO be included in some sur
/ render.
They shall not SO escape. Every man
now 10 arms in this Department shall be
driven out, or he must yield himself up,
/ TO abide such scrutiny of his conduct as
viii develop his true history. If he has
been merely soldier, governed BY the
rules Of honorable warfare, he shall have
honorable terms. II he is robDer or
murderer-if he has been engaged in
the assassination Of Federal soldiers, OF
attempting to destroy women and child
rem by throwing cars from the railroad
traek-he shall be tried, and, if regular
ly convicted, be shall be punished; and
no commission, real or forged, shall
save him. While we have our musket
! in our hands, the interests Of justice ant
humanity alike demand that such mel
be exierminated. By command Of Maj
Gen. J. NJ. PALMER. l
J. BATEs Dickson, Capt. and A. A G
Official: Z. B. HARLAN, A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

A HoRRID MYsrERY--A boy found q
whisky barrel floating in the river at
Cincinnati Tuesday of last week. Upon
being opened, -four barrel, carefully
headed up, was found inside the whisky
barrel, and suggested q mystery that the
bystanders determined to solze. The
second barrel was carefully opened, and
disclosed the mutillated remains OF a
negre, ia an advanced stage of decom-
position The head had been severed
from the trunk, which itself had been cut
IN two; the feet were separated At the
ankles, and the legs divided at the knees
whilst the arms also had been disjointsd
at the shoulders and elbows. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
REWARD.

Ola EWARDr--rtksu fr3ni Had a Eudd's
ON Wharf boat. a email leather tunk giih
but onn haHdie. ard masked y. Heauaont
am o. rfituiariy enHiQg1 D. pbiaiu the truuk, and
viii pay the AZ ye rt,sars i-r 81 fccovtr' Leave
inforsaatlon - the WhaIf bosfl. = L ~. a.. 81
my5-iw y. J. 3EAbMuAE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
FOR SALE.

TTousE AND THIRTY FOOT LOT FOR
III sale Houss standing back 40 feet, with
four rooms and Kitchen, and good Stable Situate
on vest side Of Second street, aboys Gum. I'm
qalrs Of J. Flesger. myo-W
DaIcK HOUSE CONTAINING SEVEN
I'D rooms. Lot 4s feet front b. 100 FEET dsep
Situated on Fourth street, between Main and I5o-
Gust. Enquire Of lmy4-lvl 7. p. BklTfOs.
MO. ONE POPLAR SHINGLES. IN GUAM
mys.Iw LITTLE q YOUEGLoVE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
MUSIC,
sUNDRIEs.

FANCY GOODS.
H. A. @Ch1apfeH.
MTcULD CALL THE ATTENTION on THE
Wv public to his splendid assortment Of Fancy
Soiles articles, consisting of
SO varieties Of Toilet Soaps.
Hair. Tooth. Nail and Flesh Brushes.
Combs In endless Varieties.
Theatre Rouge, Diamond Dust
Bloom Of Ninon, AlAbaster Tablet, and
All Styles Of Paints and Powders.
PaE Boxes, Puffs and Toilet Bottles.
Everything necessary to complete the rsiIet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
LEGAL.

Notice Of Application for License.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvsE THAT We
IN will apply TO the Board OF eouR Oommis-
liquors In quantities. less thAa . quart. Our
sAloon IL situated at No. 8, Apps block, Fourth
street, between Locust and Walnut sfreefs.
myI0-sww JOHN STEPHENS co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

Cor His DEsERrs.-It is reported that
horse thief was hanged a few days ago
at Twin Bridge, Tennessee, by some
Federal boys, who put up on the tree to
which he was suspended paper giving
the cause Of his suspension, and three
big DIS. What these three letters could
mean we don't know. Our informant
thought there was dash between the
6rst and second ID, but was not certain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
SuNDRIES

sUNDRIEs.
MAPLE MOLAssES-PHt up fn on ana lWo
w gallon jugs. For sale By 5fa
REILLY 4 co.
TARPET WARP-Cotton Carpet Chain e
" eeiSed and for sale By BELLY CO.
NEW CHEEsE-Tor sale By the bsx or Al ~
IN tail BY m9-5t REILLY 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Local Notices.

1&r Cross, Davis L Co., have started
well, by securing the best class of grocer
les. Their teas, especially. are No. l,
and no mistake.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
mhDTGAE.

Corner Aaia ana Third Streets,
FH U-ff Ia9S
alsatars - F0rSts- ans American nrass, AIS
oas zaieSi.. fsA-ss, eli-, - ssff siHtsv
Glass, PsrfgmgEy Fascy All r aet Ariiclss.
Gal on and Bsuaiso ~ gilgea EIlssrei.
CoHeeutrstcd preparations snd taeatiai tipc
surus 90 4sna ana slznEfa4tHEa. - osasr.
r.msslie Dyes, Wholesale and Retail
Fafsat Medicines ofsil kinAs
Eelsesls esmedias and a fnll Hpppiy = noiici-
hal Eoota ard 4eFls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

HAVE MEEcT.-Itis rather remarkable
how eloquently the Democratic nswspA,
7ers plead for mercy towards the rebels
and traitors Of the South. They have
plead and prayed for them through the
entire war, aud they propose to main
tain their consistency to the end. Jus.
tice finds no favor in the eyes Of these
saints, whose calumnies against Abra-
ham Lincoln armed and inspired bis as
sassin. Their sole cry 10 mercy, and
forgiveness. @as
Those who love their country, every
whese, and those who hate traitors and
treason, demand that justice shall &C
company mercy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

II Is pretty evident that Lee, Beaure-
gard, and Hardee have little respect for
their wives. Each Of these gentlemen
had proclaimed in speeches and through
the press that no lady would be safe "
the Yankees took possession Of the
sunny land. Yet Beauregard left his
wife in New Orleans when Butler took
possession of that city; Hardee left his
wife in Savannah under similar circnm-
stances, and Lee did the same thing in
Richmond. --.. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
WANTED.

CLERKeHIP-BY YOUNG MAN WHO
u speaks the English and German Language
nuertiy--fn q good Retail Dry Goods or Cioenlng
store. Best Of Cincinnati, Louisville and CITY
seferenees given Wouid nave oi3eefiosE 20
geing in the country, or TO TenHessee of h'aSs
ma. Any house having branch, or COME % p lsis
ing opening enc IN either these sites, ,s ro~,~
do well Tn securing the services o. Ine a
IN he has been ofncer IN the u =. aal.y a.
dress for three days, " L. Eysnsgi'k Possonsess
mys
1.-TWO GIRLS 70 put up periumery: Easy work
Il aud Reod Wages. Enquire at thls once. DIV
hoy 10 LEABE THE DRUG BUSINESS.
ID Must oome we'll recon- nendso. aRPiZ %
KELLEk WHITE,
,nxs-lud.w 80 Main Street.
FOR RENT.
CToEE Reon FOB REET.-wE WILL
- rent for one year or longer, tn aters room
No. iSs, on Main sIrsst. recently occupied by
John l. Marriott 80 dry goods stoEs.
mye-IW MORGAN, Read co.
q HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS,
n centrally located. The present occupants,
consisting Of gentleman aEd wife, aesirs 70 boa5d
with the party renting. Address =. o. BOZ 20 ~
%r'd1s my6
1.-TWO Fine suits Of rooms on third door Of
H. Chandler's Block. a.vrrwp
ny1 JHo. >. CHANDLER.
SJIxTY ACRES or GOOD LAND IN THREE
- miles OF Evansville. Enquire o. or,,,so,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

80 - 4
MI. Spoonamohr and biz s.snA vifs''I
lived 10 Illinois, and forths nsttsk II that
till live there. They vsrs married some
zen yssrsaeo. 6inos which time. until
lately. thy have dvelled together 10 o.
jusAl felicity = all wsll-disposed msrried
people should. Bat the tenpter sntered ]
aud the peace of that amiabls family ~
broken. The tempter and spoilsr afore-
said, was one Mr.. Hall. He wad hired
nan in the employ Of Mr. Spoon nohr -
He did Mr.. Spoonamohr "chorSs" and
nore-he talked love ontas ely 10 Mrs.
spoonamohr. And Mrs. 8. listened. -
Che result was that the twain gathered
up few weeks ago. came into Van Buren,
county in this State, we're married at Ks.s
osauqua and went to house keeping. In
leaving her for mer home and partner
Mrs. s. brought some money that belonged
to her and Juvenile spoonamohr That
vas SO much clear domestic capital to COM
msncs life. as Mrs. Hall. With the money
brought by Mrs. S., some furniture was
bought for housekeeping.
Thus passed month, and Mr.. s came
over to get his child, proposing to leave
Mr.. Hall 10 quiet possession of his ILL
gotten wife, but when Ms. Hail saw him,
she was so glad to meet hin. and so peni
tent for her offences, aud withal. eutreated
q, earnestly to be forgiven and taken back
as Mr.. Spoonamohr tina. the offended,
but tender hearted Spoonamohr mascu-
lime. relen.ed and took her again to his
arms, and heart and home. Thsreupon
Mrs. Hall, tina. wasn't Mrs Hall any loa-
ger, packed up the articles her money had
bought and the re united husband and
wife and Spoonamohr Juvenile, came down
to this place Thursday evening. en- rou,'
| for their Illinois home. The aggrieved
Mr.. Hall followed them and had them or
rested at their hotel, Thursdsy night on
barge of larceny, for had they lot robbe'
his house Of its furniture
Yesterday morning all the parties caus
before Recorder Martin. Blu. the cas-
was so strangely anomalous and Mr.. Ha
fund that his own action in the premise
, was SO far from guiltiess that be concIu
J del to dismiss the suit and pay the cost.
All OF which he did, and then all concern
ed went from the court, "hence, withou
, day"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

Fort MADISON ITEMS The d oceeds
Of the Fort Madison Ladies' Aid Society
for the last gear, were S977.
Rev. Mr.. Kinnari, pastor of the Pies
byterian Church, is to be installed tastor
on the 9Th inst.
There was fine wood proces sion at
Denmark on Monday, for the be ne6t Of
soldiers families. There we're music and
general feslisity on the occasion. Messrs
Montgomery and Leverett took premiums
The largest load was q cords.
A WOODEN factory is being put up by
Mr.. Joseph Sawyer that will be 10 run
ming order in thirty days.
DR.. McGugin lectured in Fort Madison
Tuesday evening. His subject "The
Brain and its Functions. The lecture is
highly spoken of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

INSURANCE. call attention to the
exhibit of the Lamar Fire Ius urance
Company OF the city of New York, of
which VIM. Fulton is an agent in this
city The statement of the assets and
iiaolliiies Of the Company shows healthy
financial condition. and parties desiring
to effect insurnnce--and every property
owner should do twill do well to 20 to
Mr. Fuiton and insure with the lamar.
Ga oar local page will also be found a
similar exhibit of the Springfield Fire
hnd Marine Insurance Company, an old
and solidly established Compan having
a large capital, of which Mr.. Fulton is
agent.
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finanfiaI auo Iommerfial
Scw York uarEe,

Bs telegraph NEw YoaK. Feb To-
Cotfon--Iiesxs aud lower at 50 6sTe for middiiag
fionr-lDc better fer and iiuta grads With
more doing. Good brands IL sag IS for ex-
tFa state 10 sonll ID for Fxra X IT, o., and III lsap
II 20 for trade bsds the market ciosng steady
no sellers At Inside quotations.
" i,ky-Duli ami lower Eestcrnat 2s.
Wheat i 10 Be better AMI fair milling demand; Amber
Winter Western At 10, Chicago Spring at = Is.
sRse-Aors active. Western vi 30 80
Bsfiey-sfcaiy
Cpfn--sirmer, With more doing at l SILL cash and
~ II the Government fer old mixed Western.
0ats--Bnli at IL Tor Western.
Woci-tsuiet
Pe'roeuu-buli IS &ige for Crude; 81 9ssc for Re
lined ta Bond Ssr far Rehnesi Free.
Pos k-FlFheT. bat not very aciTf Sales $40 Ibis at
20 1881 70 IS els35 80 for yrar old do
cash and regular way, closing 81 IS cash. 30 %
- % for prime and ~ 5n35 90 for prime mess Also
800 bbis fos February and March, sellers and
buyers option, al - % q Is -.
Bee-Stesdy at Is 30 81 70 for plain mess and q %
tG2i 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Qnes at % eoS125 80
Dressed fiogs-firm az I5s4 9l6i1 &c for Western.
Bacon-Quiet at Nc ior Cumberland ent: ags<c
for long cut hams
Cut Meats More active lT9ls,e for shoulders, and
Is 224c for hams
Lard--;ather frmer at f9tsG2f- latter pric. an e,
2tLzs.
Baiter-Firm at 3Jsfsc for Western, aud 43@5se for
State.
cheese-sseady at 1sse.c for common 10 prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

sA-We trust our readers will not fail
to notice the advertisement of j. E. john.
sen s. Co., family grocers. Our young
friend James, having faithfully and hon
o.ably served three years. campaign in
the army, has established himself id bust.
ness in our midst. We owe to the brave
deiendersof our country, who have per.
ilea their lives aud Sacrificed their time
IN our cause, debt of gratitude which
we can repay in no batter manner than
By encouraging them in their Efforts to
establish themselves in business on their
return to their homes. This firm has the
benefit Of the experience and assistance of
Mr.. j. w. johnson. long and favbrab,y
known to this community, which is an
additional guarantee that customers will
be dealt with satisfactorily Give them
call, and you will fiud all right.
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TO oUR PATRONS.

We would again remind readers That this season Of
ke Is time when they constantly liable To sud
ien coughs. taroAt, Sc while the children
are in constant danger from Group throat and lung
piaints IL is iHportau that every heshSf family
should provide remedy that f. ready aitfmes
mediate whether assaulted At the dead hsar or Hght
With the breaking cut Of hard cold the rackng of a
violent cough the children with that dangerous
o all .. the midday hour, you should
always Re prepared In Coo Cough nalsam ynn will
trolls instantaneonsy the most stubborn coughs while
In Group II Is scservign The price IL but forty
cents per bofttte ettiee twice the size OF any other
at the same price. Delays dangerous You should
always hare II In the house II he found all our
drug stores jsn26-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

CLOSING OuT.-Messrs. Yates al Muir.
ply are closing ont their large and 4plen.
ava s'0oA OF ory goods. hats and Gaps,
boots and shoes. &c. Here is |. rare
chance for bargains, to which the .tten.
ton OF everybody. and especially Of coun.
try dealers, is called. The stock to be
soia y : very large one. the goods are of
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. l. N.
are determined to sell without regard to
price. Give them call, Main street, BE-
tween Third ~ Fourth. laaao+sf.
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sEBasiness was brisk in town yester.
day. The pleasant weather drew in the
farmers and drew out our own citizens.

rThe break of the ice yesterday was
almost fatal to the bridge. The ice broke
above and came surging down over the
rapids in huge blocks, forcing the
solid ice below away and forcing an open
channel for its passage. It stopped OF
nosite the foot Of Main street and rested
Tor the afternoon. Foot passengers con
t;nued to cross be'ow up till evening, bu'
there is an immense gorge Of ice upon the
rapids, and the "grand opening canno
be long deferred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

Rathairon Il from the Greek word "Ksthro." or
sthziro signfng 10 cleanse, reiuyenate and
THIS article !. What its signifies. For preserving
rstturine and beutifyng the human hair il & the meat
rtlnarkahe preparation IN the world II is again
and put up ty the original proprietor and nae
With the care. s3Ii and atfenfon which gave Ii
safe Of over million bottles per annuua.
1t il mess delightful Hair Dressing
1t rrsiieatas senrf AID drndruH.
II keeps the head cooI aud clean.
II makes tbs hair rich sol, and glossy
II prevents the hair from falling on and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lais gentleman vsIacs beautiful head OF
htr should Lyons Knshaircn 1T h know and used
throughout the civilized aorsd Sold by all NE
dfslsrs. DEMAS BARNES Co. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

EE Ii there be any doubts, hid re OF
elsewhere as tofour municipality being a
moral aud wellbshavei one, let the doubt.
er attempt to i;cmize and locaize here al
TINS present. No offenders are arraigned
before the bar of our municipal Justice,
TOR none otfends. No fires, no fights, no
runaways, no theater, no concerts, no
0arn' corr entertainments, no whisky,
"qu'e' az warsaw skating being under
mined oy treacherous ice. We are glad
that the Hatehinsons are com;no nov,
week. ins' VIII De novelty, and break
the monotony OF our quiet life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

ccxxeswE.I-H or MASSACHUSETTS. H.xpnts, IS.
spsissuTLp Mass Jan. 3. 1865.
Personally appeared Edmund Freeman President and
VIM Conner Jr serretary. Of fhs Springfield Fire aud
Marine Insurance CoiapaBy, and ade cath the fore
going statement by them susserited, Before
nae, A. L. spULE, Justice Of the Peace.
ATDiToas oFyicE, IowA,l
DIS MolsTs. january. 81 lsss. I
III ~ hereby rertin%f that the 3Is day Of January
1875 statement FLED in this Office showing
tte ooBdfien uf tie Springfield Fire and Marine Ipss-
Company located At Springfield. the State Of
Massachusetts the 1st day Of January A. D. 1885, in
sccrznce with the provisions Of Acf Of the General
Assembly of the state Of lewa~ entitled IN ri r.la
lgseyuHet fasaerSe aI proved ia nary 18th 1857
1855 Act in relation Lif nsurz Companies
approved 18th. 1857 that said statement shows thar said
Ccsapany j. possessed Of the requisite Of rspita
and invested ~ required by law.
Authority i. therefore given 10 the ADORE AIMED Com
parry transact fsrr riate bnsr~ss 81 fnsuTIce
In this State accordance sith the laws until the
3lst day Of January A. d. One Thousand Eight Hundred
and sixts-six-
II IL sfso certified that wilfI.w Prisex Of keokuk
has been duly appointed by said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for the county Of Lee with fall pos
service of process provided r law ulpr, ms hiing
with the Clerk OF the District Court ID a said
~ eertifcats and cory Of The file In this
cee IL is further certified that the affah he'd
and correct cafy 81 the said statement
- In Testimony Mhervof have herenn.o sat
l. my hand sad affixed MY sea u cisee, the day
~ aud year first alore written.
$50. A. ELLIOT. Auditor Of state.
feb5 sAML- A. AYREs. D~pn,y
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AUCTION

Howe 4 Tyler will sell this morning at
10 o'clock one large coffee rooster; one
large coffee or spice mill; one force pump;
one large platform scale; one counter
scale; two counters; one large show win.
dow; one dressing bureau; bedsteads,
safe, chairs, stoves, featlcr beds & c., Sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

s@The late retaliation resolution. as
amended and passed by the Senate on
Tuesday. is not very savage. 1t is a.
follows:
"That in the judgment OF Congress It
has become justiiable aud necessary that
The President should, in order to prevent
the continuance and recurrence Of such
harbarisies, and to insure the observance
by the insurgents of the laws of civilized
war, resort at once to measures Of retail.
alton, end he is hereby directed to retail.
ate ppon the prisoners OF the enemy 10
10 such manner, in conformity with the
laws and usages Of wsr. among civilized
nations. as will deter film from the Der.
in future Of cruel and barbsrous
treatment Of or soldiers. Coseress doas
not however, Intend By this resolusioa %
limit Or rsstrict the po~er of The Ptes;. |
Gent. but only|to adviss and require I s.. |
..:. g : .ssali'iea = demanded y tho o.
d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

gThe revival at the Exchange Street
Methodist ChnFch still continues. One
hundred ami thirty have been added to-
the church and about an equal number
professed conversion during the progress
OF the meetings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

s1A lady living in Woonsocket. CT.
aged 81 years, has father, mother and
four grandparents now living. Her
father is aged 65 years, and her mother
60. The respective ages Of her grand
parents are as follows 90, 81. s5. g.
No death has occurred in the family for
thirty or forty years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

4asfS
$ ~ = IAsn IOWA
r D6szs svsy % wing II iovS :, ~ LIZ s..
10 that biissfaI World above,
Where the streets Ne paved With gold,
Where the peope ne'er grow old,
Oar little Msrys goas.
Nov, o crown Of life she wears;
Nov, golden harp shs bears;
Now, onr littie o.s sat rest,
Leaning on the saviour's breast
Our little Aary's gone.
When the gentle summer breeze -
Piaycdamong the lesfy trees,
sweetiy then ~ heard her yoice. i '
And Il made orr hearts rejoice;
Bat little Mary : gone.
Nov, her rosy che0s % faEr,
Gully locks Of golden hair,
Eyes, - lovely and 90 bright,
All have vanished from our sight;
Our little daughter . gone.
Tho 1t causes grief and pain,
Yet we hope to meet again,
And we never can forget
Such precious little pet;
Our little Mary's gone.
Tho the teu.drop din,s the eye,
Still we look beyond the sky,
Hoping soon with her to meet
Round our dear Redeerer's feet;
Our little Mary . gone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11
Pistols ana Revo,ver.

Pistols and REVIEWERS.
just received, full stock of
Colts Navy Pistols,
Colts Patent A, 5 and 6 inch.
Smith d NELSON'S Patent,
Ponds new Patent,
New National Revolver,
Sharp's Patent.
Ammunition Of all kinds on hasd.
s. G. BRIDGEs,
Jans7-l6d No. Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

ES The London @0be anthoritaiively
denies tnat there is any thenght either OF
recognizing The Southern Confederacy or
sending an unsual number of troops 10
Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

fF If ever winter weather deserved a
complimentary notice for good behavior
aud geniali!y of temper, the winter FEATHER
we had yesterday is thus entitled. We
cannot conceive how it could have been
better, and yet have been winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

sT The steamer "Leviashan. the
largest boat afloat on Western waters, was
sold at auction for sl19, 900, at ST. Leuis.
She belonged to the estate of Ambrose
Reeder, deceased. and was purchased BY
Fitzgerald d Gaylord. bankers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-11

Z A series of interesting meetings
are being held at the Baptist Church in
this city. of which Rev. Mr.. Westcver is
pastor. Several have been baptized and
added to the Church.