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Nes lerk, Nsy 20

NeA lerk. Meg 70
The Hsralds Washington dispatch
sats:
TIE report Of Gen. w F. Smith and
Jas. Brady OF the osy, somm . ssDss sp.
pointed to ioves.igste the siv,l and mill.
,ary administration. of q drs 10 New Or
leans, vss made to the President spd cab
isss ss Wednsrdsy Of this wesk, asd,it IL
understood shst eps ofishe results of their
.tatement is the removal Of Gen Bshks
from com0sod 10 thss casy, wk,ch is sad
70 haze been ofieFsd yestssdAy. ssd his
tspefeeduss BY Gen. Caobr. Ger. Gem
b = u b rvslsissed 70 purely military
matters. leaving civil sff.in 70 the control
of Gov. WslIe. .
The Time4 special ssys:
= A n ssporss = ~ spnovsl q 0sner1l
Bsahs - dAIasndsd.
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~The following significant sdver-
tisement appears in the Raleigh IN. CO.
Standard
'Headqasrtss Military Division OF
the Jsmes. RicDmoad, w., May 8. 1865.
-Sa5 900 reward ! By order Of the
Secretary Of Was, . reward OF s,5, 600 is
hereby offered for the arrest and delivery
for trial Of Wm. Smith rebel Governor Of
v'rginia. H. w. HALLEcK, Maj. Gen.
commanding
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eE Alexander H Stephens, II !

fF Alexander H Stephens, It sp-
pears, ia among the JED. Davis prisoner
party. With what force could he now
repeat his eloq len. utsersnees made -four
gears ago to tho people Of the South
showing the desoiAtion that must come
apon them By their atserps to dissolse .
the Union. Ard had his moral courage
and his patriotism beeo equal to the olesr.
usss Of his fsscsig b., instead Of now being
an Impoverished traitor. Stephens would
have had position and sminsece and the
love Of the people Of the whole country.
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New York. Nav q,

The steamer Arroyo srrived last night
from Hilton Head, i7th. via Fort Mon
roe. Among her passengers are SO ps-
rolled prisoners Of war. including Ex.
bsigadisr General Blzil Dake, of Wheel
er's cavalry.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent,
reports On attempt TO hold Z meeting
by old ciiisens, on the 10Th, but the
ehivalry, who eDdeavoFed to appear Uai, 4
aen, lsfs On 6ading considerable nun
bsr OF negroes present. A meeting small
leriu nsaJ0ers vas, however, hpid Of ou,
AID out Unioaisss and the negroes.
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B .ltimore. May 20,

A letter from On board the Tuscsrora.
10 tie Baltimore AmericaD say- he party
We have consists Of Jefferson Davis, has
wife aud smsli son and two daughters.
together With Alexsnd.r II. S,ephens, c.
c. Clay. Cot. WIN. Reagan. Gen. Vince
Ter, the rebel rsider aud some hiteon 9th
er Dotables I,c oncludes by saying "~c
leave for the Potomac 10 few huurs.
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BEAuTIYuL, SoPr AND GLossY HAIR.
Those wanting 6ne and glossy hair
please read the card of GzoRGs CAnus is
another part IF this paper. Csbns' Tonic
10 permanent cure for the dandruff
cures scosf; efuptions, ard all diseases
Of the skin restores gray hair to it. ORR
ginal color. sp2S dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

GaAkD Lopas OF ODD FELLows.-
The Il W. Grand L,jvs u Missosri Of
the Indepen ens Order Of Odd Fello~s
commenced its annual session in Odd
Fellows Hal. 81. L suie, Mo-, on Tuesday
morning. l6'h instant, aud closed its T.
bors on Wednesday evening. af,er :
pleasant and harmonious consnnnicstios.
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.'' 7 Hsr Yosk. Nay 20. /.
The HenlAs Viss;ais eorrseposdsn,

There is great ohascs for Northss1
emigration to the Southern States. Laod
that could not - pefehased for less thsa
81 50 per scrs i sos, selling u o. 90 and
$a 80 pr as,s aleal j thsFe. y
A plan, with the aid Of Northern csp-
itsl. 10 in soasss u preparsiion whore
large estatcs in virgisia will be cut up
in.s snM snsas VIII : siew " their cui-
tivstion BY Nortbssa farmers.
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~ Geo. Forrest. is seems, wss no,
killed = reported He Is using bis ef-
tafss TO chsoge bis rebel eoldisrs into gooI
ciiizens. lie counsel then to submis.
sion TO he award made BY wars arbitrs-
ment, and OBJ. dierce TO the nstioual au-
thority- Hope they will heed him.
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Cairo, Nsy 90.

General Forrest iseued an address 70
bis troops on the 9th, announcing the
sur eoder Of Dick Taylor, and advising
item TO lay away oil feelings Of animosi-
~ AMI revenge and cheertully submit to
,hs povers that BE-. Good cilis NJ use
their best endeayors to restore peace aud
order.
The Memphis Bulletin denies the story
Of Forests death.
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PLANK.WAsK NOTICE.

10 fAs Oesfrs g sRs or tss foof.x D.xeriBsd Lsts,
At meeting Of the City Counc Of the city Of Eeo-
knk hell ~ 18Th 1sE5 the lIowIog r, i,ion x.s
atoiteti to-vst
Resolved That the owners nf lots anil Il black IO-.
ris and H. block los lots and " bidck fos and n
and IL block te irontins Seseuth treet ai.s lots
!, 2 4 md O, biaek III lots T. o. 10 VI aud -
hotk i1; lots q 10. II and L. bsock I5s aal lots
4, y. H. II AMI II, beck i7 fronsirs on xhanse
-fre+f be directed q have plank walk fve f~.t gI
sid "a ,ront Of Their respective ot- SAID by
the iotn day OF July nextth plank 10 b. lsii cros-
wise. ia gsupput.M
nia5iI-dfA Clerk OF Coupcil Of City OF Keokpk
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New Yoik. May 20.
Gold dull with no apparent tendency 10
aoy immedisle change 10 quota' pms. -
TIE ,pscssato,s 10 specie 6na the profits
20 dlt6csls 10 manage that they have
sb5ss abasdeasd shas eGorls n sAas char.
acter.
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JeG. Davis as rsrt Monroe.
Fort Nouroe, Mag l9.


jet. Davis, with bis family, rtaff of
6cers, DC. captured 10 Georsia, arriv.e
hers to-day as l2 O'Clock. from Ililio,
Head, s. e., on The steamer VIM. H
Ct dc, conveyed BY th- U s gunboa
Tu.c.rora, c -~nodoss Fe.nly.
Col. Pritchsrd, of the Nschig.a cav H.
y. With strong guard Of his men, nc
companied the rebel party. on the s,eam
ef Clyde, ncvthwsrd, :, this place. anr
on rescbirg here immedii ly legrsptee
70 Wsahiagtos for iustructiuns regardin,
the disposal Of his chsrge.
r lmors have bseo continu aIly fyins
abous this aft-rpoon to the effect that IL.
steamer Clyde ran in along close to ,h,
bsaeh. aboats four s'aleek sthis sf, q neon
aud landed Davis snd his party on III.
beach, about one mile ison the fort, ant
from there were marched into the sail,
port Of the water battery, 10 order 10 e.
caps The gsss Of tho curious.
The steamer Clyde hss inst droppes
her anchor ia the h ,Sis, snd there nov
seems no doubt but that J.f Davis mus
hsse been I4adcd some = hero along .h,
besoh. No communication whatever il
allowed with the steamer, snd il il NOR,
than probable that the hrger pcrtios o
the party still remains ou beard. Tn.
ohc in charge aw4 { ep,truo i1ns from
ssvs-hiegton. s
About week since, Col. Bremerton
r. thu 4 L.
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New York, My 60.

Nes York, My go.
The Commercials Wsshiagtea spscial
sayt:
Gov. Browa, of Georeis, has arrived
here, aod hss bees lodged 10 the Old Cap.
i.oi prison.
The deIsgstioa ef loyal North Csrsii
mans hes arrived apd had conaulta' ion
With the President today 90 the sabjsc,
q tAs rser1ssixliios of their State.
The Amnesty Proc'smation has been
finally determined spoo BY the Preside Of
and will be issueu iwmedia,.ly.
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head party 10. then, th, accomplics d
nurderers, rioters, conspiratore, robbers
aud asssssins. Have mot Democrat.
fought 70 preserve The Govesnmsas p
Yes, thousands Of them and they made
& ,od sol liers, and every battle field a.
tests their vAios, and they know no party
10 the nobler employment Of saving the
Union. Oar charge is NO. sgsinss Dem
| ocrats, but sgaiost the Copperhsad Dem
ocracy-s party which was orgsnised
since the commencement of the rebellion.
and organised in that rsbeilion's isteres.
which vas IN ousgrowth Of treason aud
pursued we'll its mission-which preserved
the name of Democracy and repudiated
It's spirit-whcse frfners we're slsve- wor.
shippers and dougbfaces, and syppa
thissre; the riff rsf and drift. wood df al
parties; Wings, Democrats, quondam
Abolitionist who had been Abolitiouisas
from persersi.y and we're demsgosuss
by na,ure-sll forming . new .politicsi
Brotherhood united only in sffeciion for
rebels and 10 hostility to the Government
"a party which assumed 70 read from
its raoks all the Uoion leaders aod mem.
bers Of the old Democracy. This u the
party to whose crime We refer, and which
sould have been responsible for the fail
ure of the National cause had rebellion
succeeded in establishing the Southern
Csnfederscy.
The 6oances we're tho life Of the patipr.
Without mooey our military operations
G .uld not have been carried on. This
Cspperhead Democracy tried to deprsci
i'e the National currency. Southern
r.bels and traitors could have dooe No
more aud no worse aud viler than for
ego enemies they we're disparagiug Gov
srumen, stocks while European o.pitai
i,.s were investing 10 them
AT time when foreign plicAii4 Ms
nisht have caused the success OF the 70
,elion. vAiiandigham and other leaders
,f .l,e c pperhead Democracy sought BY
lie introduction into Congress Of sesolu-
'ions, which they did not dare to put in
heir Cb'ca2o platform, u create such
implications, aud thus aid tn, South
D.ais riots, counselied dess rtiobs. con-
-pirscIes, deuuncisliohs OF the G ,veru.
nent, sympathy with rebellion, vilIiica
uon Ut our soldiery, protection 10 guer.i
las and bush v hackers, Union defeats aud
tetei victories msgni6ed, hostility 70 The
aegro soldiery. deuuocisiions of Mr. Lin
cain which have cuiuinsted ia bis sss4s
,iaation; aye. the carlogus which goe-
To make up the crime Of Democracy is
lengthy and full one. And still lis epiri,
10 unchanged. 1t puts oo the outward
,emblance If mourning for the President
4 has slain, and counsels tenderness to
traitors. AbrAham Lscolo, with that
till placid face. may sleep on 10 his vault .,
Springfield, but jeff Davis must live.-
fhey still curse the Ab,lilionists - the
cause Of the war, and cannot conceal lhei,
chsgrin that the nation is free. Slave
~orshippipg, freedom hating, treason low
iog, rebel sympahising Cspperhead De-
m ocracy-surely 1t is criuc in i's cres-
.ion and aims and life. Loyalty has lri
unphed, and trIumphing. it should dAmn
To eternal infams party which was born
Of treason and whose mission has been
disloyalsy.
II 4
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lSpssial 10 the N 7. Post.l
New York. Nav 20.

@. A. Dlns has resigned as Assistant
6ssrstAsy Of War. and NJ jr Exert ap-
pointed his successor.
Major b Esksrt has. siacs the var, flfsd
the afdsoss pesisioa Of Chief Of tbs Tel
Eegssph Basesu Of the War Dsparsmeat.
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cE We awsit With considerable inter
es. Pres dent J,hnson's proposed amnes-
y procl.ms,ion. L. should serve paci-
tisatiou aud Justice. We believe its pro-
visions viii be such as to do both.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

Toronto. Nay 70.
DR.. Blsckbsrn, Of yellow fever BosSsi-
ety, VS. to-day bailed in the sum Of d 900
and The case sdjousned to enable the pros
scatios 70 have time 70 procure further
evidence.
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EE As riches and favor for.ake man
we discover him to be . fool, bas nobody
could God Il oas 10 his prsspefity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

@ There we're 27 .5S3 houseless poor
in London relieved at the police stations
10 January.
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R@TREAsoN MUST BE MADE oDIOUs; TRAIT.
oRs MUST BE plNIsIIED AND IMPOVERISHED !
THEY MUsr N-sTtNLY BE PuNtsHsD u. BUT THEIR
SOCIAL Pow KR MUs RE DxSTk0t Ed; AND AFrhR
MA IND TIRE tsty ODIpU8 KvERY UNION NAN
AND rus GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE k8MUNEk-
ATxD Que or THE P,IKETS on THOSE v HV HAvE
INFLICTED THIs GREAT SUFFERING CPuN 1Hk
CJuSrKY'-i Andyev JoA~ss~, april 2ist. 1855.
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= Nss Ycri. Ny 30.
Cid I'm te-aisAs q 1901.
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ENTITY PIECES FOR THE ORGAN.
RI SCOTT HOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

has sonclndei remain in Keokuk and viii con,ipre
70 practice In the Stale and United Gae. Coar,s -
Iva. maylQdlm
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nm Die an Sfrbrsbrr asnrmptlttn Conf. Splrd-
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IN transpersirsn, wpfrltf ibnsn Der pro,ss az.
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"Bs" ou,ammenfunft mt unrsrs. 3ri,osne=
comm Karen, est fer,.s lib am c1s ,Iobi ron
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eisise Continents b%anseit,, u,ht unfsr,ad.u
s'ns is'nsr sUben Anefrpt,n gum Tsiten ,u usteu.
ret tss &c fb rltsmal un = S.pnetns bunp,lis.
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