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From New York The mOst expeditions and peasuro
route is the Fall river limo OF boats, which stop nj
the long wharf Newport where they connect with the
Old Colony aud Newport Railroad. There are at present
two boats ON the lne-the Empire state Captain Bray
ton, and the Metropolis, Captain Brown They leave
New York at half past five O'Clock the evening and
reach Newport the following morning. Means have been
provided Tor building railway from some point on the
Stonington road 10 WEXFORD In Rhode Island, from
whence ferryboat VIII be run to Newport This
will open another route from New York. which will
obviate the necessity Of turning Point Judith. From
Boston tho best route U.s. OF course, by the Old Colony
Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

HIGHEST Premium Lock stitch Sewfn8
Machine and Buttonhoie Machine.
WHEELER WILSON. c2s Broadway, Now Yorh
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Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Summer Com.
cure these complaints Agency Il Park row Sold By an
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7 n E 7 Y r r

1sshtoa Ceurss, L. I.-Trotting.
wDH~oAv, June A-MsAoh fos s3.ooo. t~s mile
heats, In harness
D. Mace named g. N Ella Sherwood 1
y. Pnfer samed BE-. q Tofoato Chief. .'''.'''' Z
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Leaky RooSs Repaired and Warrante1
Cemen for sale II can applied by any person. II WI
dry in one hour. once 50 Fulton street, Brcokyn. ~
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Flags and bunting.
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ELIAS HOWE. yr, fr.idsns sss Bro.dwsy New Ysst.
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Organ Exhibition ut SO. James Churchs
yordhsm on Thursday evening" June 15 1865 AZ oclock
William x. King presiding Organ builder, '" d. psss
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Structure, piles, Fistula, &C., Cared By
HENRY A. DANIELS. n, D., Consulting and operative sur
reon No Union square, New York
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use Mrs. q. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Re-
and Dressing restoring eosor and ns.ura beauty
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Get Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds HsaS
Resorer restoring nvgorstng and beao
ufyinG the hair. Sold BY all druggists.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalixed Lotto
y,es and Information given. Drawings sent
). CUTE. Brokers' oflce, i7e Broadway
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Notsee,-Dtsc srUed Soldiers will Find
the and cheapest place 70 g. ctlens Clothing eon
petr outnts at FREEMAN A BURks one price clothing
ss,abshment Fulton, Of Nassau street. opposiu
Sur building
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Mosuuito uets.-Patent Portable Cane
PIES q. L. j. d. kelly, $50 broadway.
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No Form OF Dyspepsia Can Resist the
curative influence Of BIOKRENE II revouonises the -
sestve functions and r-inforccs AL the powers OF hfs
and be con ruined Biokrene VIII restore
tho invalid original vgor Depot d Deg ssrss@
Sold All druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15
CHURCH RECEPTION.

The congregation Of tho Lcs avenue Reformed Dutch
church will give q reception 70 their pastor, Rcv A.
wllett this evening, at the church ediacc Addresses
viii be delivered by number OF prominent clergymen,
and anthems viii DO rendered Nv tbe choir suitable "a
the OCCASION.
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what IL DIR. LIE Richaus' Csisnss ss
Golden Rsisam fort Ask DEMAs BARNES co ~ rsrs
row n r., or address fhcips Richards Jersey my "'
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Royal Havana Lostery.-ses Omefef
drawing Of June o" ano'''' '~ TAYLOR co.
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Printing Omce-For Sale-Cheapi ne the
svnsr IA sons 10 Europe lis street. up stairs
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ChoVaIter,0 k8ooGOf00
sead clean sands comparison with any other haAF
f se.s Sold tho ssi Ana f%fs
Corns, Bunl0ns, Enlarged Joints, and
all diseases Of Abe fesi cured By DIR. zAcHARIH. ~
Broadway.
rsssH vi: . S.%
drug S1uss i.s'' '''''''A' $50
Domng the Uniform.-Oar Military He
when s.unns d,s;' w rsSS: ss % -
KNOX, No. 2s Broadway. corner OF Fulton .trssS
wss sssy s orb S s lss -
a. ana 6s. ae popular pull aa
Dr.. witm.r'. Pm. s.Pps.isory Z. the
e.: !sI:s VA 4.
O. L. a. B. kelly. SO Broadway.
Get Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hais
s;Ss End S. so sSr i.
Hs~ sors r. s:..scs; Y.
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewins
A'eA" wH is WILSON szs Broadway New Yors
e. ls : 6 ss .Es's 81 S
PIES. q. L. ~. D. kelly, $50 broadway.
No Form OF Dy.pepsi. Can Rests. the
sivs yiaio;ss: a. g. power, o. , ne
&. s s %sy ssss
sss The. ip n s 20 ns Of hef 's0'
Notiec.-Discbsrgsd Soldiers Will Find
s e: .s ana 'ss-gs sksxs on. esas
Ma str
Sun building.
Old Eyes Made Now, without sPects.
ees doctor medicines Pamphlet mailed free on rcceips
''" T. D. foofE. NJ d, i,iso broadway New YORK.
Organ Exhibition at 80. james Church,
Yordhsm, THURSDAY evening June 10 1852 a, cosL
William 4. King presiding Organ builder W. H. DA'~
Prizes Ca.hed I'm All Lesaiised Lotto
"e'' anu j. CURE. Brokers' orics, i7s Broadway.
pr,n,,rs Omoe-ror saie-Cheap i ne the
owner going to Europe. is Nassau street. up stairs
Royal Havana Lottery.-ses Omciaf
| drawing Of June o on another pass rx,o, . 90
| str,cture. piles, ristula, &C., Cured by
| HENRY 4 DANIELS. D. Consulting and operative sur
| The Pequot House, New Londsn, Conn.'
- open June d. and 'ia'f S2ccxEx sup.rn.nd..l
Il
Use Mrs. q. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RE-
storr Dressing restoring color and natural sss"V
| --
| what IL DIR. LIE Richaus' Ceisers We
| Golden Balsam fort Ask DEMAS BARNES a CVf ~
row n. r. address Phelps Richards Jersey my w."
whistles. and Mwsssebc Produced IN
one month recep, Of o. will send prpars.on y ma
| 10 produces the above result Address DR. ta~~' ~ 49,
| boz Ns Jsrssy City, Nj
w,,,cox a. C,,bb., sewing mashins.
No 500 Broadway
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Whiskers and Muatachc Prooueeu
one month on receipt Of o. will send ma
70 produces the above result Address DR. ta~Ara n ~
boz HS Jsrsey City, M
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Mr. r. Shanaban, Of New York, has just completed the
erection Of and splendid hotel, Immediately oppo
site the Mall and within short distance Of the state
House The hotel built Of brick and Is quite an orna
ent to the city II Is sufficiently commodous 10 accom-
MEDIATE upwards OF two hundred and twenty five guests
I'D its convenience TO the Mall adds great
% IT, BY the permission Of the city government Mr.
9banahan has down trees In the Mall that In
terfercd with the view from the entrance and will re-
move the pavcmsnts 10 grade and lay out graveed
maths 10 the house. The hotel will open the time
Il the Ocean House. and will probably charge tho samo
rates for board
OPERA HoUsK
Mr. shanahan has purchased a largo lot adjoining his
hotel and psoposss immsdaisv commencing the build
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

New ORLEANS, Dec. IL.
Cotton active 5000 bales were sold for
As and 40.
Molssses declining; prime sOc.
Checks on New York premium. Gold firm
at 472.
Freights unchanged.
Stock Of cotton LAG, 600 bales.
A number of Louisiana country papers state
that while the military organizations under
Gov. Lane cannot be expected to do much,
as they have no arms: Insome Parishes, Tere
Bonne and Nachitochez, for example The
negroes are evil disposed towards the whites
and the papers charge that evil disposed
whites were at the bottom Of this state oi
things. In Natchitoches Parish the papers
say Is is evident to oil that the military must
be organized and armed soon in order to af-
ford the whites protection. The course OF
the military authorities in interfering by force
70 protect a government cotton agent,
charged before late court with stealing cot
ton, from arrest by the sheriff, caused excite
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec. IA.
The regular monthly meeting of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce was held to day
A special committee was appointed to con.
slider the memorial signed BY large number
Of naval officers, asking the Chamber to assist
them in obtaining the passage by Congress Of
an act to increase their pay.
A committee was appointed TO present a
memorial to Congress. praying for the passage
OF law exempting saitors in the national
courts Of the Southern States from the opera
ton of the statnte of limitation, for period
long enough to give legal creditors an oppor-
tunity to enforce their demand.
Aletter was received from Rev. 7. G. Con-
way, stating that he was about to proceed to
Europe on mission to induce capitalists to
advance material aid to Southerners, in order
to enable them to rerume labor on cotton
lands. Mr.. Conway's mission was approved OF
by number of prominent gentleman.
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e. A R R RS A ID R IL s. 8
WANTED.

The Carrier of the GATE CRY authorizes
us to offer premium of Ten Dollars and
one years subscription to the Daily for the
best carriers address, suitable for the times
and occasion, of not less than 200 lines in
length, and presented by the Goth day of
December.
The last address furnished to the patrons of
the GATE CRY was on the first of January,
1859, since which time various causes have
prevented the carriers from making their
annual call on the first day of January. They
desire, therefore, to furnish a good one on
New Years day, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

The Register has condensed, to our hand
the following State items
We learn from the Waterloo Courier tha,
DR.. Julius Uhhg has been committed TO the
Jail Of Blackhawk county for stealing horse
He was about to marry it was rumored wher
he was nabbed by the officers.
A little son of Mr. John l.. Davis of.Mc-
Gregor, swallowed half dozen pills unkno WI
to his parents, and died from the effects.
A couple of fellows calling themselves
"Hall Brothers," advertised to give an exhi.
bition at Cedar Falls. They ran in Debt TO
the printer, accumulated bill at the hotel,
and then absquatulated without giving any
exhibition except that of general and partie.
ular rascality. They are supposed TO be the
thieves Who stole 81, ,25o from the ofice o.
the d. 4 s. c. K. X. company at Cedar
Eals. We CLEAN from the Cedar Falls Ga
zette.
-Rev.J Gilbert, late of the Congrega.
tional Church At Lansing, has accepted the
pastorate of the Congregational Church at
Maquoketa. See Lansing Union.
Major E. Y. Carter, Assistant Paymas-
ter in the United States Army, has been mus
tered out, and has gone to his home in Elka-
der, Clayton county. So says the Davenport
Gazette.
In 1886 a company of gentlemen bought
the present site of the city of Davenport for
$1,000. The first hotel was put up that year.
So We learn from an article in the Davenport
Gazette.
The vote of the Wayne county soldiers
was cast unanimously for the nominees Of the
Republican party.
REV. Samuel A.. Benton, late pastor of
the Congregationalist Church at Anambsa,
died recently in Vermont, as we learn from
the Eureka. He had been chaplain of the
l4th Infantry His remains were brought to
Anamosa for interment-
Daniel S. Warren, Of Iowa City, : mail
carrier, WAS found frozen to death on Thurs.
day Of last week in Washington county. His
horse, which had been mired in slough
while attached to buggy, WAS also found
dead. The snow Vas drifsed 0vor the nau's
body, pniil nothing hut his feet wese viible.
We CLEAN from the Muscatine Journal War
rsn was 70 ysazs q -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

In 1928, when Rossini was in Paris he
visited Auber, and sang the Largo al facto-
tum from the "Barbiere. ''Never shall ]
forget the effect, says Anber. this produc-
ton made upon me. Kossini had pleasant
voice, and sang with taste aud spirit The
manner in which he accompanied was wonder
ful his fingers seemed to be gnlloping about
on an orchestra instead Of on the notes.
When he had finished happened to look at
the latter; they appeared 10 me to smoke.
When | returned home felt very much in
clined to throw my score into the fire. And
to what end should l compose, if / cannot
write as Rossini does? r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

NEw Iosk, Dec IA.
The Pesfs Mexican correspondent, of date
2Tth. says that the Manhattan. one OF the
steamers of the American and Mexican
steamship company, brought from Havana 10
Vera Cruz, in her last trip, seventeen thou
sand Springfield muskets, purchased by an
American named o Sullivan for the use Of
Maxirnilian. The [. s. consul at Havana
refused to permit the vessel to leave the
harbor, when he found that these arms were
on board. The Manhattan was detained "A
hours In consequence Of his refusal, the
English and French consuls were then called
upon by Mr. O'Sullivan, and they held an
Interview with our representative. at the con
clusion of which the bills Of lading were
signed, and the steamer left the harbor with
these implements Of war on board.
The Posts Washington special says the
Judiciary Committee Of the Honse will try to
report a bill on Monday next to establish
equal suffrage in the District of Columbia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. /.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA.
Rev. Henry W. Duchacht, of ST. Stephens
Church, was found dead in his study this
morning.
The committee Of the American Home
TfAos Leagus ssssnbled this morning, in the
Board Of Trade Rooms. The attendance was
large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IA.
FRANKFoRT.-House- Mr.. Tenney offered
a resolution. which was ordered to be printed
and referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations, declaring that this Assembly
heartily approves the action Of the last Cen
eral Assembly in rejecting the proposed
amendment of the Constitution Of the United
States, and believes that vote to be fnahty,
and that this Assembly has no right or au-
thority to consider or vote upon this measure
until it shall be again proposed by Congress.
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SAN FRAycIsco. Dec

san FRANCIsCO, Dec. I3.
Mining stocks little stronger; ophir, $40;
savage GAO; challer potos ,35, yellow jacket
2,70 in gold and currency. Legal tenders
67l cents; coal oil 81 05.
Cleared-Ship Otego for New Bedford.
%. N. King was executed to-day at Vesalia
for the murder of j. n Rogers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

"PREss CLrB LEcruREs-Josh Billings
Farewell Lektur. Josh Billings being about
to leave this Kontinent for Rome, Onids
county, New Yorke, will resite, at Musical
Fund Hall, Friday Even ng, Dec. 1, 1865, To
q densly krowdsd aujence, his new Lektur,
Pontoon Philosophy. PHOTOGRAPH of the
+. Lekturer kan be obtained at aul the prinsipel
Groserys. He has run his face there often ;
q strong perlice force, also an experienced
surgen will be in attendance. Very young
children are expedited tew be present without
emmy further notiss. The piano selekted for
this oakashun will remain on exhibishun at
the celebrated Vulcan Works ov Robert
Wood, Ridge avenoo. Diagrams ov the
Lektur can be obtained Of josh Billings.
showing eggsactly where the laff comes "a.
Doors open at Z o'clock. Pontoon Lid Il 8
o'cl6ck. Buy your Tickets before satssias
BE- Lsktas."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

A MELANCHOLY TRurH.-When a rakish
youth goes estray, friends gather round him
in order to restore him to the path Of virtue.
Gentleness and kindness are lavished upon
him to win him back again to innocence and
peace. No one one would suspect that he
had ever sinned. But when poor confding
girl is betrayed, she receives the brand of So
ciety, and is henceforth driven from the ways
of virtue. The betrayeris honored, respected,
esteemed; but there is no peace for her this
side of the grave. Society has but few loving,
helping hands for her. no smile of peace, no
voice of forgiveness. These are earthly moral
tiles, unknown to Heaven. There is deep
wrong in them, and fearful are the conse-
Quences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
Coanterfeiter Arrsstea.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA.
A person giving the name of Egypto Del
Baons, was arrested this morning at the
Washington Hotel, Jersey City, charged With
being = counterfeiter. Upon being taken to the
police station, there was found On his person
two tAo1sand Ave hundred dollars in counter
feit money, . dirk-knife, revolver, spring
hlode yin6, aDd othw articles.
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Mysterious.
TOLEDO, Dec.

TOLEDO, Dec. 13.
The remains of Jonathan Gillette, former
ly of the firm Of Wright, Gillette 4 Rawson,
New York, and more recently of this city,
who mysteriously disappeared three years
since, have been found here, under circum-
murdered. The mayor offers $1,000 for the
apprehension Of the murderer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

/ NEW ORK, Dec. II.
The Hdsolds Ottawa (Canada) eorrespon-
dent says Mr.. Gait, who was in Washington
the other day, on : mission to zee what could
be done TO renew reciprocity in trade, has
given his colleagues to understand that they
must look ont for some other countries fox
mndo than ~ United 6aateA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

New YoRK, Dec. IA.
s The Commrctdfs Washington dispatch
says the House Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, propose to call in bodyon the Secre-
tary of State. A bill is to be reported after
the sdjonfnfen,,a making liberal appropria-
tons, for improvements and repairs of har-
bors on the sea and lake coasts, and in navi-
gable waters generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

THE Abba Union says few days since alittle
daughter of Mr.. Charles F. White, living in
Craftsmanship, was found dead in her father s
wood pile, her collar bone and neck broken.
She had probably fallen from the top Of the
pile and a heavy stick rolled down and was
found lying upon herneck. Mr.. White served
three years in Co. X, Seth Iowa Infantry. We
sympathize deeply with the bereaved parents
in their affection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
MARIETTA, O..lDec. IA

MARIETTA, o., Dec. IA.
There is considerable excitement 1t laeks.
burg, on Duck Creek, q few miles from this
city, owing to flowing we'll and petroleum
having been struck by the workRen of the
Equitable Company of New York
The weather here is very cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

s - CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.
The weather turned very cold last night.
Thermometer eight degrees above zero this
morning. .geg sersa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

We publish this morning q Democratic
pronunciamento which will be read with in,
terest. Mr.. HuronlSs and Mr.. MAHoSY are,
at least, plucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
BY TEIEC APH.
River Closed at Barl,.ston.

BURLINGTON, Dec. "A.
The river closed here last night Passen
gers and freight now cross on the ice bridge
Weather very cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec IA.

WAsHISoroS, Dec IA.
HOUSE
of Mr.. Hart, of New York, as a member of
the Committee for the District of Columbia
in place of Mr. Davis, declined.
The Speaker also announced the following
special committee on Mr.. Blaine's resolution,
relative to reimbursing the loyal States for
money expended to put down the rebellion:
Messrs. Blaine of Me-, Hooper Of Mass. !,
Loan OF Mo-, Boyer of Pa, Dowling Of n
T., Plants and Morrill, of Vt.
The following is the committee 10 inquire
into the constitution of the 50 called Confed-
crate States.
Aessrs. Stearns of Pa, Washburne of Ill. !,
Morrill, of VT, Grider of Ky, Brougham Of
Ohio, Conkling of N. Y, Boutwell, of Mass.
Blow of No., and Rogers Of N. j.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, introduced q
resolution providing fOr an adjournment over
the holidays. This was after debate, amended,
fixing the time from the 10th of December to
the 9th of Jan. The resolution as amended
was passed.
| Stevens, of Pennsylvania, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported bill ap-
Ipropriating thirty thousand dollars for repair
the bill for the payment of invalid and other
peaaons, which was passed
Mr.. henderson offered resolution declar-
ing that treason against the United States is
crime that ought to be punished, which was
passed unanimously
| Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, offered resolution,
which was passed, that all the papers in ref
erenee to the lase so called Confederate States
be afforded to the select committee of fifteen
and that no Representatives from from such
States be admitted to seats until Congress
shall declare that such seats IRE entitled Il
representation.
House here .eeeived a message announcing
the death of Senator Collamer.
| Mr.. Morrill, eulogised the life and character
Of the deceased.
The House then passed the un al resolution
of respect.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution in s,ructinf
the Judiciary Committee to inquire int
the expediency and rightiulness of providin,
by law for the adoption Of the eight hour sys
TEN OF labor, in all employments within the
jurisdiction of Congress, whenever prac,i
cable.
Mr.. Root of Vermont, rose and annoancet
the death of his late colleague in the Senate
Hon. Jacob Collainer, and in speech o
thirty inmates duration, reviewed the life and
public services of the late Senator, and spok,
interms of commendationo of him, ~ lawyer
ajudge, member OF the Vermont Legislature
a member Of the House of Representatives
a member of President Taylor Cabinet, ant
q Senator of the United States.
At the conclusion of his remarks. Mr.
Foote offered the usual resolutiorl Of respec
to the memory of the diseased.
Mr.. Harris. of New York, spoke Of Mr.
Colamer. in terms of the warmest euIogr.
Mr.. johnson, of MARYLAND, IN a very elo
quent speech, paid tribute 10 the wisdom
and Judgment Of the deceased.
The customary resoiutio ms were then pas
sed
Adjourned till Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
MADISON. Wis. Dec. IA

The City Hotel, in this city, was burned
this morning. Loss $25,O00. Insured for
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
UuIS lIufy,
STILSON HUTCHINS.

Mr.. Hutchins has read to me the foregoing
letter, aud its sentiments and suggestion
agree SO perfectly with my political ideas and
opinions of the past action of the leaders of
the Democracy of this State during the last
four years, that approve and endorse what
he says above, and will act hereafter political
ly with those only whose principles and con-
duct conform to the principles and usages OF
the Democratic party as it existed prior to
1861. d. A. MAHONY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

yHE regular meeting Of the Stockholders
- u The IOWA COAL AND OIL C0uSANY will
~ Asl1 u ksshnks - Ws1.so1ay, yeIsax1 - leee.
1m10D Nv - Ss1'A