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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-01

EOR SALE-The west half Of 4 tue
story double brick Dwelling House .cou,s,nir,v i,
rooms cstern good cellar house painted and oaked ali
over lot well fenced and all In good order situated mean
the corner Of 18th and Des Mones streets Ttle gad
frics y 30 Enquire OF H.B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-01
L'OR sALE-lo acre. of the best land

In this section. well calculated for either erapeec.
other fruit and 10 all under the very highest state o,
cultivation, situated within two miles ri y flee an,
viii be sold with without the crops now n,on H. Ne
quire Of II n TEyEycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-01

H'Oh SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelli-g
= Hoas~, nov occupied by Willi.m yenell With y
rooms cisfern. cellar, wood honse, full los and w.i
Tenet with fruit trees, &c, situated on High bet~e.
seventh and Eighth streets, Ksoknk Title coed Pee
ssssion LIST OF October Enquire of
jy4 HB TyNTycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-01

EOK SALE-Two and 4 half acres Of
= land, With frame house containing rooms. with
srses ana other improvement situated the riv
property that may be purchased desired Price sa6)
Tor other Information equre Of H. H. Wilson, near the
property, or to H. B. rEN-EYCK,
menO Real kstate Agent, Keckuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-01

L'OR SALE-A Frame Cottage con-
tanning rooms. with well Of water snd full lot
tusfsd nn exchange street between ID Sd streets
Price 81, 600. Title good sale.
mayio HB TFE-EYcK
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
From Charleston.

NEW YORK. May Thesteamer Savan.
The Courier has the following items:
Gen. Hatch has ordered the Rev. Alex,
NJ. Warning. Missionary of st. Johns
Chapel, Hampstead, to go beyond our lines
for persistence in reasonable conduct. A
warning has also been given his congrega-
ton for permitting the treason.
Gov. Aiken LETT Charleston on the 10Th
inst, with orders to report at Washington.
Simeon Draper was announced to I'd.
dress q public meeting in Charleston on
the 2Sth.
An expedition sent out under Gen. Pot
ter had been recalled under an order ia
suspend hostilities, based on Sherman's
first agreement, bul on the morning Of the
2S.h another party was sent out to notify
the rebels at OsaAgeourg Of resumption
of hostilities
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

ward the interests of the ST, Louis, ow.
st. Paul, and North Missouri 2ailrea.
The people up that way seem deterline,o
have these roads extended throug. th.
State at an early day.
The Indianola Bonner says VIM. Coz
man Of that place nearly pounded Cop.
perhead to death the other day for rejoicing
over the death of Mr.. Lincoln.
jeremiah Sandy Of Knox county had
$500 in greenbacks stolen from him one
night last week. There were over $500 in
gold in the same drawer, but the thief did
not discover it.
The Upton Advertiser states that the
barn Of d. g. Parks, Of that place, dis
charged soldier Of the 36th Iowa, was burn
ed on Monday last. Two horses were con-
sumed.
An insubordinate soldier named Wilcox
was shot and fatally wounded ct Daven-
port by guard sent to arrest him, on Fiji
day last. The Gazette says the guard were
justified in shooting him, and that he was
very desperate fellow.
The De Witt Observer states that some
copperhead Irish few miles east of that
place were making preparations to get up
jubilation over the death Of Mr.. Lincoln,
but upon being warned If they did they
should be exterminated, they wisely aban-
doned the matter.
A little girl In Do Witt, Ella Schlabach
bymame, some timeago. donated three oil.
yer half dollars to the Christian Commis-
sion, and since then they have bsen sold
for eighty dollars "a
The citizens Of Leon, Decatur county,
were 90 overjoysd at the capture Of Lee
and his army, that they petitioned the
Honorable Judge Of the county to Sus-
pend the operations Of the Liquor Law
for twenty.sour hours. SO 'says the Leon
News. .1
| Il seems - though winter cannot leave
thi; :sct ion Of country. we saw s both frost
theless rue.-Ottxnssoa Cosrter, 1st. n
A patent has been issued to Mathew
Tschirgi Of Dubuque for an improved res.
ervoir for beer, wine. &c.
A tall staff has been raised upon the
tower of the Congregational Church ct Du-
buque from which waves beautiful Flag
with deep border Of mourning.
The schools Of Fremont county have
contributed two hundred and ninety dol
lars to the great Northwestern Sanitary
Fair.
John Kinkanen, Of Winterset, . lad,
climbed Q pole IS feet high and put rope
through the pulley the other day. So sayS
the Flag,
A couple Of stsers weighing 4,o25 pounds
were sold ut Des Moines last week for
$Se2 Is. The Register says Henry Pritch-
ard Of that county raised and fatted them.
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Gen. Wilson's Raid.

The Macon, Atlanta, and Columbus pa.
pers contain accounts Of the march Of Will
sons forces up TO the Goth inst. The rebels
are represented rs fighting desperately,
but were defeated and lost West Point, Co
lurnbus and Montgomery. All the bridges
and rolling stock on the Montgomery and
West Point railroad was burned ct La.
grange. The depot was burned, but no
private buildings. The city of Griffin was
surrendered by the Mayor.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
From, KENNEDY.

LOUISVILLE, April 30.-One Hundred
ana I'VE officers a.c enc thousand men of
Morgan's old command, surrendered to
Gen. Hobson, st Mount Sterling, to-day.
Twelve hundred rebels also surrendered ut
otner polnts, to Hobson's troops. Several
hundred deser,ers from the rebel army took
the amnesty oath. Western Kentucky il
now clear of rebel ;rCops.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
Plot to Burn Philadelphia.

ment is caused here to-day bt the discov.
cry of plot to burn this city, a. was At
tempted in New York last year. General
Cadwallader has made a proper disposition
OF troops, and il is believed no attempt
will be made. Nc particulars of the plot
can be obtained.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
FrQm New Orleana.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Tae steamer Guild.
ing Star, from New Orleans, 18th, Havana,
18th, has arrived.
Mallory, at Pensacola, II confirmed.
Eight million dollars in greenbacks bad
arrived at New Orleans to pay our troops,
and as much more was on the way.
Claibourne, Ala, has been occupied by
our cavalry, after q victory over regiment
OF rebels north Of Mount Pleasant The
rebels lost Is killed and 400 wounded. Our
loss was 3 killed and 8 wounded. 80. a.
Panama advices to the 18th and Vera
Cruz to the 18th has been received. gyJ
The Mexican news is unimportant. The
Imperialists are said to have bloodily 70.
pulsed an attack on Huarilla. andato have
again defeatedthe same FOO after O. pursnit
OF four leaguesgf The srevolutionfsts, bad
defeated squadron Of Impesihliafs a
Obiska, in Neorlia. .aatial Tas.s .ar.i &,
The town Of Parrendefo, In the State oil
Negcho, had surrendered 70 Juars1 troops,
No news from Cuba, s,f| els wood
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
DAD Casualty.

New YORK, April 2s.-Ap private dispatch
from St. Louis reports terrible accident
down the Mississippi river. The steamer
Sultana had exploded and sunk, and q
great number o: lives were lost-au sol.
diers. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
Rebel Ram Raised.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 30.-The rebel
ram Albe.narle, which was sunk at Ply
mouth, North Carolina, by Lieut.. Cushing,
has been raised by some Northern CON-
tractors, and has reached Gosport Navy
Yard. The cost Tor raising is $2O, 900.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
EN- Route for St. Louis.

New YORK. May 1.-The steamer uli-
nois arrived from Norfolk with the 41h
regiment Of Oaio volunteers en- route for
st. Louis.
Paroled rebel officers and privates are
daily arriving at Norfolk, taking the oath
of allegiance aud securing their homes. :.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
From Cairo.


CAIRO. April 30.-The steamer Mississip.
pl from New Orleans has arrived. She re.
ports that the rebei RAM Webb passed New
orleans on Friday at q rapid rate, display.
ing the stars and stripes. but after passing
nolsted the rebe! flag. When tour miles
aoove Fort st. Phillip her condenser got
up. As far as known she had infiictfc nO
Damage save cutting the telegraph wi3Ss.-
A portion OF her crew had arrived in New
orleans, the remainder left for parts UNI
Steamers from Men phis have 422 bale.
OF cotton for Cincinnati; 500 for Evans.
vile and 22l tor s.: Louis.
The steamer Belle Of ST. Louis brings
ABOUT 3OO survivors O. the Sultaua.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

Q. the Engineer Corps, Capt. Marshall and
Lieut.. Rophleck Of Gen. Bangs staff, ar
rived ia this city last evening. They left
haie1gh on Friday morning at 10 o'clock
by way OF the Dismal Swamp Canal, and
lave made, 1t will be seen, a quick passage
Gen. Sherman has gone to Charleston
ana an savannah to look after his command.
me 10Th and 23d Corps, with Kilpatrick's
cavalry are to remain IN garrison in the
Caro!lnas, while tie others are on their
way home by way of Richmond and Alex.
andrla. They will be at the latter place by
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

TIE REBELS IN CANADA.-The grand
iurv At Toronto have found true bills
against Jacob Thompson and c. G. Clay,
aud others, on the charge of being concern
ed in the ST. Adams raids. This is strik.
ing at the head scoundrels. There is no
doubt these skulking traitors are guilty OF
the St. Adams murders. just us deeply as
Neither ia there any doubt that the same
men we're concerned in the plot for the as-
sassination of the President, members of
the Cabinet and Gen. Grant The leading
rebels in Canada viii now begin to trem-
bic. ainoe they discover that the Canadian
authorities are getting In earnest On the
subject Of nsatkA xaGhAs
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Dead.

C1Tc1SNAT1. May IA. B. Latte, inven
tor OF the Steam Fire Engine, died herr
YESTERDAY.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The Democrats Cairo
special says the Memphis 4 Bulletin
learnss that on Sunday Last, which was
probably tho 2sd, negotiations were
between Col. Sprague, chief Of staff, MAJ
Gen Pope, and General of the trans Mis-.
sissippi department, that provides for the
surrender Of Kirby Smiths forces.
The Republicans Cairo special says Gen
Chalmers was murdered by persons I'm.
known, but more reliable information says
it was done by rebel soldiers.
Refugees from Tompkinsville bring q
report that the rebel General Murray, late
" commanding ct Mobile, has been super
coded BY Gibson, who commands brigade
at Spanish Fort. He says there Is great
The rebel gunboats Morgan and Nash.
Vile were almost deserted by officers and
men.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

3 i 1 j,
dn0W0e0.s " 4n(s se' ~ III sss,,5s rs
NGov. Kirkwood received . chsck Last
Monday tor $500 from the AmSna Society
Of Iowa county, which was transmitted 70
tho Christian Commission Of st. Louis fol
tho benefit Of our sick and wounded col.
diers. We CLEAN from the Iowa City Re.
px6Ican. ,y .sef an 8j .st.f ..,.a Y
The Muscatine Journal states that sew.
enty six Townships in that county has i
population Of S3l. Sorghum to the amount
Of 6,7l gallons were manufactured within
it's precincts last season.
While two men, named respectively
Blunt and Welsh we're quarreling at West
Union last week, the latter stabbed the
former with pocket knife inflicting two
severe but not fatal wounds. $
1sham Thomas, q man sixty-five years Of
age, was found dead IN his house near Vim
ton, not long ago. The Eagle says he died
Of disease Of the heart, aud was alone at
the time.
Mrs. E. L. Smith of Eddyville was quite
badly burned last week by her clothes
taking fire. The Star says in attempting
to extinguish the flames Mr.. Smith was
more severely burned than his wife.
The Star remarks that the Railroad Con-
vention at Oskaloosa last Thursday was
we'll attended Notwithstanding the inclen.
ency Of the weather, Mr.. Morgan Of Ma
haska, Hon. J. B. Grinnsll. and Mr., Ivesof
Bddyvills were among tho speaker.
IL object Of ths. Couyenttos was to toe.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
TlHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY Or NV Yo1K.
CAPITAL $1,000, oee .nAID II.

CAPITAL $1,000. ese Fab II.
FISCAL AGENT OF TYhsiPl1rED STATES:
AND SPECIAL AGENT To1 jar CooK1, Sun.
ECRIPQ0N AGENT,
Will deliver $50 Notes, Free Of charge. b.
express, In all parts of the country. and receive
In payment Checks on New York, Philadelphia,
and Boston, current bills. and all I'VE Per cent
interest notes. with tnterest 20 date Of subserip.
ton. ORDERs sent by mail viii bs promptly
dlled. 81
keeping New York accounts.
1T Hull caahir. ~ DRIVE. Pssrt
marchAdAW1m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
SD rendered.

LOUISVILLE, aeSril 2s.-Nine hundred
rebels surrenderedht Cumberland Gap yes.
terday and werea paroled.
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U. S. 7.30 LOAN

~. -. OV AOAN
By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
the undersigned has assumed the General sab.
scriptioo Agency for the aals Of United States
Trsasary Notes. bearing seven ana thrss.tsotns
per cent Interest, pr annum, known - the
:, SEvEM-TnIRTy LOAN.
ThsseNot0 ars Issued undsr date Of June 18th.
1886. and are payable three ysars ffom that time.
in currency. or are convertible as the option
tho holder into
o. .. $40 sIX PEI CENT.
GOLD. BEARING BONDS.
These bondsare now worth premium which
increases the actual prodt on the 80 loan, and
IL exemption from STATE and wssasietpal aasatton,
oddsshom ons 70 atee pr cent mare, according to
the rate lsvtsd on other property. The interest,"
II payable semi.anlually b. coupons attached
to each mote, which may 30 cut Oh and cold -
any bank Of banker. asaa{
The interest amounts 70 tkat
0ae cent per Aay - . CSC nste.
I've eents, oloo ..
- Ten WV
- +. .,si :" eleee
81 =. .ioseoe .,
Notesef III the Determinations named Win b
promptly furnishsa upon receipt Of nhslrtp.
tions, and the notes forwarded q ones. The In.
tsrsst TO 18th June NEXT Win b paid in adva.es.
ms y ~ fa9ETfHa g ietsr4as sHA
rrre 0nr.v rnAu ~ wanw-
now odsrsd b. Tho oovssnmsnt. and y u e6sa-
IDENTIFY expected thas IL superior sdvannss
win maksit the e ~ .,.a. sesx.ff. @'
enEA1P0PulAn LOAN Of 10f PEOPLE
|L@ than Ssne oeao Of the loan authorised by
ths Int Conyrsss arsnow On the mASket. fnis
a1eunt q the sass at Will b L = bsins obsoro.
- wal al bssuhscribsa sor Within iear nssatha
.vha6 .ths notsi Win sndoabssdly soaaaaands
premium. - be- uni1oemly bean ~ go =
IeIohins the uhsmipeioas - ethae loana
In erdef that eitissns Il svsy towD, ana -.
|lion q ths country may b a1osdsd anetnti0 sce
taaAkg the loan, The Naesonal BaakA stass
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout The
county have generally agreed 70 receive sub.
scriptions q paz. subscribers WI select their
own ,asssnts, IN whom they have conddenos. and
who only ars to b Responsible for the delivery
Of the notes for which they receive orders.
7o ,.al d JAY COOKE,
|sRi Subscription Agent Philadelphia:
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL 1R R1Cnv1D DY I'm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON:
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escorted Oy DflSdue OIL cavalry. VIODADiy
Wade Hampton ;, on the 23d inst. Gen
Wilson was at Macon on the 10th, and vir-
tually held all Southern Georgia. The
chances are that Davis cannot escape.
Intelligence from the Shenandoah state
that Ill Of Lees paroled soldiers are going
home in that direction Is requested whom
they took the oath Of allegiance. Many Of
Mosby's guerrillas have come in to Win
chester with the paroled soldiers. among
them his second in command, Lieut. Ooi
Chambers.
New YORK, May LIN view Of the fact
that the rebel Stonewali fs af1oat, and sup.
posed to be making her way to this coast,
the Government has made preparations tor
its reception by placing iron.clads in ali
our harbors. The Roanoke and other iron
clads, besides q torpedo boat, are in readl'
ness in this harbor.
The HeraLds Washington special says
Gen. Grant. Immediately on his return to
Washington. set about makingaR arrange.
ment for the contemplated heavy decrease
Of our military force, and consequent re.
duction OF Government expenses, so that
the army will soon be reduced to 100000
men.
The Herald correspondent says the Sec
ond army corps has exclusive charge OF al-
fairs in the vicinity OF Burkesv,lie juno
ton, protecting the inhabitants from ma
raud!ng by Lees discharged men. The in
habitants are SO poor OF that our Commas
sion have to feed them. Upwards OF lou
families, averaging eight adults each, are
thus kept from starving.
The 2ri6vne's Washington special says
Harold has made vOluminous couiee'
sion.
It has been ascertained tina, JEFF. Davis
and party have not more than $500, O0O IN
specie with them. -.
Gen. Grant IL reported to have said that
when he informed Gen. Sherman OF the
disapproval Of the terms he had forwa!aeds
% Wsshingseas The latter tfaAxlv admitted
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

eiia. 40 niiu made u mistake IL not having
! : put III writing that slavery was dead, bu
1i'at was the understanding between them
as To permitting the rebel legislature to
assenole. de agreed to that because be
hao usi learned the Virginia Legislature
was permitted 70 assemble by the authori.
y OF the President. and in the absence OF
otficia. instructions he interpreted the
residents desire to be that the rebel civil
governments should be retained for the
preservation of order, and to avoid main
talning military force in their States. as
wen as to do away with the irritation like
10 grow out of military governments
AS TO the amnesty it was only to cover of
ncers and soldiers. When his attention
much spirit, '.That doesn't express the UNI
Outstanding between u.s."
Fac HeT0 as Washington special says -
0en: Grant has returned in most excellent
spirits. He expressed much qualification
AZ the prompt execution of the orders OF
me government in reference TO the agree
ment between Sherman and Johnston.
zen. Sherman met the Lieutenant Gene
raj twenty miles from the front. He re.
ceived the order Of disapproyal with com
mendable good grace. There was no hes;.
tatlon, no murmuring, nor any expression
OF dissatisfaction at the disapprovai Of the
terms entered into between him and John.
ston: but without any delay or argument
In defense OF the course previously pur.
sued, Sherman and his Generals, with true
soldierly spirit, set to work with alacrity 10
carry out the views of the Government,
communicated by Gen. Graut. Within
i've minutes dispatch was sent to John.
ston terminating the armistice.
Upon the reception of the notification by
the rebel pickets, orders were given for oul
troops in the rear to move up to the front
In few hours Gen. Frank Blair with his
corps was in motion. "a
Sherman had informed Johnston that The
Government would not sanction the terms
proposed, and that he should Immediately
resume hostilities.
Immediately upon receipt of this notice
Johnston sent back a dag of truce asking
! An interview with Sherman to arrange 9th.
er terms of surrender, which was prompt.
~ made upon the basis Of the terms given
to Lee.
The Worlds special says Johnston has
pledged himself to exercise his authority
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w AcE.SaI!
HishostoocoR Ms attention oftAs peo,b5

H~ishsstoocoR che Alienation Of tie people
e yaAshlaad and sicidiya sassa'
Tuta new Stock of Millinery, gaars.
Now full and complete . .fs,f,
At No, 2, Slocum Block,
South Side Of Main street. - o
.itssr w. elurd9sta 55pr RAJ b ls4mg
If you want to get a Bonnet Hat, Cap,
Or fit out complete,
Call around at No. 3, Slocdm Block,
Nearly opposite the Post Office, Main st,
T1 qgs 81 SC ,ylGH0J 1uo d. Egod3s 3.
Particular attention paid to custom work,
Bleaching and Trimming done neat.
Don't forget the place,
No. 2, sLocuM block south side Main st.
April IL, 1s65-1y 4 N
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sss.n,a snsaS,,n,s swaIilrca and Sores.
stir n;ssssss pimnles Pustpies. Biotehes,
Frnn,;nns e. Anihpny's Fire Rose or Ery.
s,nsIas Ts,,sr o. sSlt Rbenm scald Head,
Ring-sorm. 80. syNn6mg
from Nv svs,sm nv Inc nrolonred use ef this
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Female diseases are caused by scrUtola IN
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