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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
MEDICAL.
q Perfect Cure for Catarrh
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS

n NODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFEGTIORH
It penetratest the secret ambush, Of this terrible
disease, and eXterminates it, root and branch, forever
It removes all the wretched symptoms of this
loathsome maiady, and averts consumption.
It cleans the head, deodorisest the breath, and
affords the most grateful relief
It alleviates moro agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
It is noted for curing the most hopeless cases,
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, of
the most obstinate and violent types.
Noform Of Catarrh or noises in the head can
resist its penetrating power.
DR.. Goodale has spent a lifetime in battling
with this fell disease. His triumph Is complete.
DR.. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy is a harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. z. Goodale is known throughout the
Country as the Author Of the only True Theory Of
Catarrh ever published. Where its Origin-What its
Ravag"s-Mode of Treatment-and Rapid Cure in all
its forms.
DR.. GoodaIe's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. ucan be obtained at our nearest
agency, or by sending a postage stamp to our office.
PRICE 0NE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
c. B. PARKER, Sole Agents,
rs Blocker St, New York.
For Sale im DeI0o0dre by
B. DICKINSON s. SON, and H. CORNELL.
Mar. II s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16

60 WIDE IS THE FIELD OF IFS USE
~ fulness and so numerous are the
cases Of its cures, that almost every
section OF country abounds in persons
publicly known, who have been restor-
from alarming and even desperate
~diseasaBOf the lungs by its use. When
once tried, its superiority over every
other expectorant is too apparent to 0s-
cape observation, and where Its Yir-
tues are known, the public no longer
hesitate as to what antidote to m
ploy for the distressing and dangerous
affections Of the pulmonary organs that
are incident to our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the COM
munity have failed and been discarded
this has gained friends by every trial,
conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, and produced cures
too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
Do You Want
a Sewing Machine ?

THE Best is the heapest-therefo get the best
AHSewing Machine Agents represent their particu.
lar Machine to be the reTy best. The only sure way to test
tins matter is by practical work. There are now some
thirty "HOWE MAGHINES'' in use in this town and
vicinity, and if you will call at the Agency you can
get the names Of the persons and families using them.
Several Of these persons have used all the favorite
machines in the Market, but low give the Glover
the preference, decidedly. G. PLATT,
Agentfor Howe Sewing Machine,
Mar IL 20 Nos 3W1l1ianns' Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for
the relief Of Consumptive Patients in ad-
vanced stages of the disease.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-16
q q r. T. III IL

PlHE very best article Of Ground Cofss ever IN
u up eanF6s had Ht II. W. ChAMBERLAN 4 CO.'S
sign OF the. INnAN. We warrant Il 70 be pure RIO Caf
fee and Chiokory. No mixture of Peas, Beans, O1tn.
or other trasA. Put up before the late risa in CONE
Il you do not ind II, upon trial Just what w recon-.
mend, return ii and get your money, We have tFIed
& and know IL 70 ho good. II ".
Delaware. o., April AZ, 1884. ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
vol. II.

And JET. is Sisw Of I'll thsss hss, the
World has the insufsrsblc impodsace 70
assure the public that IT the Soalh bad
been blessed with such . snesrcpoiis =
Nav York secession would have been iu-
p,s,ible! Why, if there hsd been tso
such cities as New York 10 tho North The
success Of secession would have been IN
evitsble bat. thank the Lord, Ns1 Y York
stood alone 10 her iofAmy, and the Usion
vas taved 10 spise Of her, Lst Nes
York. then, be the CITY Of Refuge" lor
The bsfllsd conspirators Of the North ard
the su'jlgaled traitors Of the South, for
she is their flung asylum. Bat let the
World be assured tha. the l,yal cities Of
the country VII not envy Nss York her
large accession Of population from this
source, nor covet her the possessions OF =
single conspirator. cat.shsoat OF traitor
Who may q SO to that "City Of Rsfax xs'' to
escape the iodign .sion Of their nsighbors
in tho various l,sali!iss throughout the
land.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
srArs co&vsrr,or.

The Ninth Annual Republican State Convention viii
b held = Ds Asines. Wednesday June ls,h, lsss
for the papose Of placing In nouisat On s.u1das.s
the following oees - be filed 1t the ensuing General
Election, viz:
One prsoo ebr the on nse Of Governor; A1E
One person for fhe once OF lieutenant Governor;
one psEson for the otnse OF Judge Of the eupreme
Court;
ore person Tor the once Of Superintendent Of Public
1nsruciion.
The slectors OF the several counties Of the State who
cordially support the Federal Government In svery sur,
to maintain the Integrity of the Union aud heartily
prove the policy Of treating inons crime
VIII be entitled to in the following ratio
Ooe delegate for each county and addtionsi delegate
or every hundre votes ID fractional part Of hundred
ever hfty including the Sodiers' yote cast at the late
Presidential election for the Union electoral ticket.
The armies Of the enemy broken and dispersed but
the spirit Of Slavery which prompts the destrucos Of
thoss whom u cannot control must be destroyed; aud
the emblems OF mourning which nshroul the Ma
tion for its os Of ABRAHAM LiScoLS-w hose nome Is
syncn,m for the purest principles Of Republican Gov
suggest duty 10 those Who re-
we're his memory and cherish his faith.
by order Of the Republican State Central Commnittee
Ii. NJ. H0xIE,
Dfs Moines, May !, 1861. Chairman.
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From Nsw Dreams.
New OsIesas May s.. via Cairo /

New OsIesas May s., via Cairo IL.
The rebel usnssal KilbY Smith pub
ii-hes . frank appeal to his soldiers,
da.ed Shreveport. La-sApril -2lst, an.
aoances she surrender u Lac, argues IN
stroog tsrms % stand BY their coiors in
this hosr u adsersiiy, that the fate Of the
ralioa depends upon them, that their re-
sources ere aopls to protrsct The s,rugg 10
siiI forsiga aid srrisss, or It least till tney
can rscare terms worthy Of proud pc,
pie.
The Shreveport Democrat expresses
amsssment It she assassination Of Pfesi
dent Lincoia.
Great trouble exists among State aud
ci'y of6cia!s here 10 consd qaence Of Gov.
Wells declaring the former registry Of
voters to be illegal, md erderiLg new
registry. Several city tfiisi.ls we're re
mpv u By Gov. svelis sad Others appoint.
ed. but the Secretary of Safe refused Ia
ak the seal Of state TO the nes commits.
etons On the ground that shs Governor
hsd 30 power tO msks peMnvsls. Mayor
Ksessdy $50 sesseved.asei Csptsia 1tnss
appointed N ,yor By G,n. D .aks.
Usetea depssssed; e,,d osdinsry 39
IS; loo nidliak SG037;; sugar n s
Arrived, baIk Rseyilt, NJ w
BAls BsfNsfd. Phiiad sfphsE { 1n3 III
u sisdsrs q ,ths erss 81 10 fahal -
Webb were ssptarsd md hsss usrfvss
bore. afss s M tn
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NEWS sD1 ELE0RxPH|


pursuje Of Ser Usvh-TEial sftAD Cen.
| spiFatess.
j. rSpeci4l 70 Tslbupe
| Wdshibeto6, May 10.
The sspguine rxpectasioas 81 some ol
the capturing Of JED. Davis are not ID.
daIesd y to-day TO ssrJ gfsaE exfen,
b. intelligent army o6ssfs. The Gov.
erement i making every e6ort possible
fas bic capture, and may ssscesd. bst I,
j. thoa sht sucsess will b the rseals of 90.
eident sud the 6Ielisy Of tho costratasds
rather than any assistanse rhich will be
readsred BY she native white population
Tee trial Of the sssassias sod con spira-
tors sss resumed to-day 10 tho large j,i,
ejisisg the oii pssi,estiasy where the
pessooers are confined, assembling a. 4
fo'slesk aAd renAiniDg in sessioa uutil 8
O'Clock. 81
Hrrold vas arraign ned and considerable
testimony vas tskeo in the osse asd grail
Tying progress made. Testimony has
been or will be offered showing that Har-
rold went 10 Canada and conf-rred With
.hs rebels about the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln since Booths return from there.
Mrs. Surr4tt Who seems 70 have Leep
one Of the chief instigators and par,ici,
pants 10 kept closely gusrd-J, but /. very
defiant snd aafseatias- Her dsughters
do not ssem to have been implicssed aod
silI BE- tept End ea.!sd ~ ~isnsssss. Ooe
ot them - very SICK aud 10 reported 70
la ~. r,,,isonad hasxeH
n Isss pAeisiseiy knosn that Surratt l.
10 CAnsda and there is lis,ls doubt but be
Will soon bs taken
The commission sits With ciosed door.,
hnt is Is believed that the Secretary OF
War will send 50 abstract Of the trial TO
General Dix, alter the manner Of bis var
reports.
Frederick Stone has undertsken the
defense OF Dc. ladI. Who set B ,oth's
leg, and Cox, ~ho is charged with enter
tanning and csncesling Booth and H,r
rold. ani Jones, charged with ferry,ng
them across the river.
All the volunteer cavalry whore terms
expire prior to October lst will be ma.
ierci out. The Pay master Genera i.
ordered 10 mako immediate payment to
she men discharged.
T6irty eight ordinance bureau clerk,
we're discharged to-day.
Il has bees s1ssFtsiaed that the prison
ers 10 the old Cspitol and Carroll prisons
have been seasassd by subordinate .ffi-
cers- This will be stopped and none re
leesed e1cept upon orders Of the 0saeral
commsodiag the department.
Tamtlsty. siiss Basskbsro. has Teen
lodged IN The old C,pitOi.
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lepecial . Times.]
Washington, Nay 10.

The ex Ha i've order OF The President.
putting in operation the suspended lanc.
lions OF the Dational government in the
SlassSf v,rginia, was substantially sg, eed
upon as the last cabinet meeting held BY
Presijeat Liacoln on the day OF his deaf b
At which Geo- Grant was present. The
great features are that the State OF Vir-
gioia Is not recognized as evcr havins
gone out OF the Union /; that the fame
lions Of the United S,stes G ,v.rnm-nt
we're simply suspended within her BORDERS
aud are nov PUT 10 operation again; that
nj vsssiges of Confederate Or rebel State
governments are recogoix.d. aud thai
CIV. Plerpont and the lo,si legisl.tu'e
are made the nucleus OF the organized
State government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
Washington, NV

The State Department. has received :
translation Of royal decree fixing the
terms up'n which cereals may be provis-
ally admitted Into the ports Of Portugal,
The 6rt three articles Of which are - fol
lows: TT from the 9th ins, aud pesd-
ing tho publication Of decree 10 .rsgu-
late in definite n amer the imp por:atlon
Of cereals the importation il permitted
through the inland towns and sesports OF
the kangdom Of foreign cereals, wheat,
corn. rye. oats aud barley in grain and
baked bread. on Payment Of the duties
stipulated.
2l-Ail foreign cereals in virtue OF ths
preceding article are likewise subject %
such take, as are levied on national graiu
whom cleared far consumption.
3d-All the cereals treated Of in ariiole
lat may be admitted to bond in tho LIS
ban sud Opoeto Ua,tom houses, 10 coz
fosni,y with existing regulations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

Advices received t,-day from San Do
ningo up to the 9.h Il Ap.,i annop puce
tie complete and unconditional am m9esty
70 ali. Dlminicans ~Lo may still be 10
sDemys camp. excepting the high civil
y military ianctionar,es guilty Of com.
Piicisy 10 the anne xation intrigue. the
sa'iitsry vho nay have fought andet the
Spaaish ssd I'll those newspaper writer's
sbo hsve spoota neoa~ly and njus.lfl ,bly
oppO>ed the restoration Of the Il public.
. A spanish steamer had arrived at San
Domingo with an order from NJ .irid for
the evscasiion Of Spsnish troops. WHO in
accordance Herewith left the island Oh
the 3Jth Of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

- PAndorA's boz Of ILL hes bses
opsned upon the South. Her pet sheo-
sies have proved her ruis. She clssgi =
slavery totil it i destroyed and she y
almost destroyed with il. Cottos vss p
rule the world. bat her cotton HsIds have
bsen laid waste BY tho var she isaugu-
rated. Her plaststions bsvs bssa d.
stroyed. The anogsnes Of treason hsp
been feasfully panished, and Of al tht
6iasss that uers ID the rsbel:ioe, aooe
have ~ fered more than Virginia, or more
righ.fally. The following, descriptive q
the condition Of thas State, " taks from
the National IntelIigenoer:
Agricultural prospects in thu interior
Of Ess~rn v,rrinis are. % ve learn, fad
from being good Persons Who b we lasd
arrived from Richmond. ssd have had
opportusisies Of taowisg ths sosdition Of
the agricultural region for soma hnndseda
Of miles aroaod that place. repors that the
danger Of . general famine, in large
portion Of che State, i. imminent. There
sill Be no crops Of wheat or corn none
which can b relied apon to su',aio life.
Next sssuma ssL visses will, therefore,
bring famine npoa the population. both
whi,s and bl.cs. and knise IL efsa At
tended BY psst,lence Tnero , sbso-
iuteiy no seei corn to DO obtained in some
couaties whers corn planting crops have
been suoesssfully attempted. Ga the
J.ues aad o,h-r rivers, waers q ricalfnrs
has been the sole aud aisays renunsrsting
pursuit u the inhabitants for two osq,a.
fies. no,sign OF cultl.s ion 10 vi.ib'e, and
bat very few catts remsin, Slave labor
ID d,sOfg N "a, aud free black latos caa-
not bs obtalaed. White labor, not com
mon Or cas- ly procurabls bsiore the var,
cannot nov ne p ocurs 1T ell. The re
t0ro-d suldi-rs have neither the means
nor the DISPOSITION fvr the cal.iv ation "
the soil. Fences have disappeared even
the waiting AS we'll Is rsis-snd hors .,
cattle or fowl. M longer abound, - they
did befnre the var. On " The oil piao,a
tion." 10 fae, the prop sct i, thai great
suffering will BE- experienced In portions
IT Virginia. ani other OF the iasufrsc
,iunsry States, next winter, unless the
iahabitants be supplied With prov,sions
by the hberality OF the N .ional Govern.
mept and the people.
.Tne V.l1sy ~ v'rgisis, is 20 con-
pleteiy d-ssls,ea b. The ~sr. that i sss
asrdly DO expected - sf ,rd supplies Of
food. this season, for its p ,puIa,ion.
Tas railroad system OF the south 10
very nearly destroyed, and transportation
almost impossible. Gen. Grant. j, i.
sail, has expfesssi his determination to
rebuild no roads that the rebels them.
selves have destroyed. and long time
must elapss before those roads will sg.in
b. in rsnaios order. Sarely they ,ba.
took the ssord havo perished b. the
sword.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
New York, My IL.
The C,wme,ci.,'s sp.eisl .ax,:

The C,mmercisl's sp.eisl says:
Sacseiasy S.wa,d hopes TO be able to
present the ne~ French Minister 10 per
son 70 the President Should he Be NO
able to endure this fatigue, he will At any
ate give the Presidents reply to the
A;sisters speech on presenting his ere
dsssials. There viii ba no departure IRON
the record Of n<atrsiity already establish.
cd, snd the fear. Of complications will co.
be realized. n
The military commission for The trial
Of the assassins is occupied to day hearing
chsrges against the accused
The rumors Of . .casnge 10 the Csbins
are again reucwed. with increased pruba
bilities of their truth.
l.. Col. US. H., Murphy, Of the III
n r, has been dismissed for bad cval
duct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
5000 Shares Of $50 Each.
PRIVATE PROPERTY EXEMPT
FnOM CORPORATION DEBIT
TgU.TEvs.

The property Of this Company co~sisls OF a lease
Tor tsehty 5eafs, With royaits of one-teaih
AZ a of nri.ibsd Mitchell, Lou9iali Geek. liz Nc
t-s" eonhts NY, VT hi, one mile II prtauciug ~,i
and two h,if aes fro arsen River nasi CAB e
stream for stsani.'s during the whsle year
tod OF 'uutry has long cn IA Tor liz Oil Spng<
The Peel f-ht vi ths Con- pany flrm-rly ted ia ti~
part al first o.si or
tu.ity after the expnisi of gueril iltss tsrous
pro trrt RS, and BY this aid reside mt and
. xnret his ns's at lie ir Bile xs-e
SsfasorA IL an opportunity FIR parties wishing in
la intersss has hot been offered pa i,c
TIe 10 mp tny ds rey upon The sais Of sork for
ont, but ses upon the enhancement, of their ntss
.vae-anent up N tae ses siopra-ni Vi oil-
fhs tppany witt c,bniend itsfif the ai.izrns
low. II Hms t0npdny. t,e officers sud isin4 4trs OF
val ia all wsil kuoan Its is on. nds de-
v-l,p of Oii tanis, an t- vi an fraudulent
rpe ;rlIa on ch sat ,tarc Il uany fT~iA cim,ane
Prop, if,rs for bs iny viii be ,f,r lately as
III req asite ;hin b. p ccured aud the
OF the Uempaay will BE- sacrelis applied to this
parpo
Applications for shares be nsds the Secretary
at HOWE TYLER',
msyi2-d'm 50 Min street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
New YORK. Msk II.

The Posts rpesisl ssys no sos3ssl has
has yet appeared for the prisoners .ia the
conspirsey cases. Among The. rfisosess
.rra'gned yesterday VS. Elward Spang
isf. sIses easpsntss ~ Rosd's eheakss.
Gen. Grant vac before the Com mission
on the C,nduet Of the War, yesterday. -
give evsdeaee IN Selssios 10 tho 1ego,ia-
tions between Sbermso and j ohnttoo.
6so. 6hsrm.n will b csltd befJrs she
ssne COwmission on SATURDAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

- The close ofthe var, and the rspid
approximation OF green-backs to . par
sith god, has stimulated f,reiga travel
{, such degree that our citx ms seem
about to make up during the present sea
son the eniifs deficiency Of the las, four
years.
When gold vas worth % SO in green.
backs, the Investment Of one or two mil.
licns day 10 governmen, bonds was Al
lribu,ed to the wor,ll, .. ness Of greer.
backs. Now that gold is at . premium
o. only 80 per cent, AMI the people are
investing ~ the rate of from fifteen te
seventeen millions per day in 1905. the
old theory won't answer
Will some Of our copperhssd friend.
Who wsrs accustomed TO tsrn up steil
ooses and tell the people tha. green back.
and sgovernment b md, wers worthless,
please explain tbs phsaomenon on the.1
theory.
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/ herman Ia Richm ,nd.
New York, Nay

Tho Posts Washington special says
Sherman is now in Klchuond. Hs rod
st the head Of the iins Of hts troops yes
terdsy ss the i4lh corps passed through
that city.
Mrs. Lincoln has nearly recovered and
It 10 said she will leave tor CnIcsgb on
Wednesday, next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
New York, Mar IL.

The Herald says tha. the II xicau emi-
grafton iuroie IS unsb4t<d. Many nev
"fhces have been vpened in this city,
Brooklyn, Wsshiogton and Philadelphis.
The return Of General Oueg. from Wash
iBgton i anxioudy looked for, - he i,
expected to bring prsgsamme Of pro-
ceedinge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

- The editor Of the Bloomfield Guard
has IN his posseasioo, - he says, piece
Of grapevine ~hich vas taken from solid
clay bed GftS-cne feet below the suriscs
u the earth. Tie Guard Il IN 'doubs
whether the specinen i part Of the Iraps.
vias Telegraph sad stjloss'of ,hs aadsrs
ground ssilrosd, OF ) Pisss d The vine
sish which Jada., the original Copp. ,
hsnged himself.
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(Specisl to C ,mmerciai

sbHtugtOu, May IV.
Virginia has been divided inte tour
dis'ricts, add the Secretary OF the Tressu.
~ has aisesjy arpoiated the nq1 site
number ~ assessors au,i collectors.
An order has been issued 70 muster on
Of service oil soldiers whose terms of Ser.
vice expire On Or before ths 3lst day Of
May.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

AV's NAY IL
The goli market is excited under :
strong bear movement. enginesrcd, appa-
rensly, BY the clique. SsA short in
stocks to enable them to get out Of their
corner. A large amount OF shost sales.
we're made during The morning =, 1870
l3o- The operation is risky one, .no
i !. nst inpro6abs that It may be fol
loved BY sharp upward turn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

TAej Gen. .Ander.on. Of ksnsss. is
now in Cilaton on visit to Adj. Gen.
B.ker's efi.e 10 get the run of the ma
chine" lie has bsen recently appointed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

EOR SALE-A lwo..rtory brick dwrl!
u ing HoH>e with fooms cellar. cisteru lot SO by
lt1. beautifully Iscas-d The 5t n. 4 trlraas
nanding vi " u flis river an the intucis
shoss. Tfsis good q NJ sale. Eaqaire
ssyt3 II TEyEYC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

llsmiItun, .. w. May IL.
Cornell J-veit, just arrived by The
iliberisn from Europe. rescbed II 1miltoo
yesterday and published letter of advice
to President Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
no TuE IUBLiC.-l lake this meth.

OIL of certifying to the puiAc that vas fnf long
ne afflicted with q roiic iuriua, riirItir Fits ami
psr., Ny phy sicaus failed to rldsr ine any relief
and nav case cousierr ineuraiiea i,t arrlitd
d, Mrs pr D. A. smith, nov Mis-. Dr ualilt land from
the lime CO using beg rca eSlfs, had 20 rs-
tatn vf Fits my chs onic GtarFhcca anu pArsy ssh stc
ssre -oou cared, aud 1 bccams and rvhsssn well ard
alti,y. have ~tncssei several other enres rnrtr
uer r. atment quite as rrmrrk die my own: and
,r AHA r n,meud all afflicted ~ call on ar and
~ r. s.nitoa Ciairveyant and Botanic Physicians at
a. r rec d. uce Office Concert street between sth
sns arr < -okuk pAAIb sITs,
m.xyilw orths Prov Il 6hsrd. keosuk.
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WA.hinxlun. NayII.

HHsHihXtOh, My II.
The Marquis Dan 'n,halen, the ne.
French 0insaisier, and suils have ar
rived at W4shiugtoo. They were re
ce,ved 1t the rs'isay station By several
memters OF lh- L ,y4tiou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

r. 0Cafencs Prentice, the rebel son Of
George D. Pfen,ise, u L,sisyills. susren.
drrsd himself 'hs cthsr day q tbatta-
nooga. .l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

DS Tho CIoperhead leaders Of our
Stste are very hostile to negro sufffsea.
They are opposed TO it tooth aod toe a.il,
and are dying 70 raise the issue on i. at
once. Slavery has gone up, The slavhold
ers have gone under, and the osly way
aov left for these Cspperhead leaders To
let the world know that their grandmoth
er ha an undivided interest in . negro
wsnch is to hewl against nAgse suG age.
DIT while thsy exhibit their pro
slsvsry proclivities 10 the matter Of re-
fssiaa % let The colorsi soliiss, who he's
rhsd his blood 10 the cosstry's cause. ex'
srcise the eomnon rights 4 sisis s.oship,
shey saos their secesh tsnd<nsies BY 10,
eissSag tAas traitors = lasely 10 srm.
sglines shs Gosefsssss sheli enjoy al
Tie rights asd privileges a,sintained fol
= O aasy battIs 6ssd asaisss these
Same rebels BY our patrios soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
Louisville, May Ii.

Guerrilla orgsnlx ,iions arc svaiIing
themselves of Gen Taomas' order ana
are coming 10 rapidly. No f,rmia liable
bJdy of guefIliias DOW remains il The
Stale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12
New York. Msy II.

Mr.. LLOYD Garrison has resig ded his
position Is President Of the Autl SLAYER,
Society and Wendell Phillips has been ss.
seted for the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

~Ex-G ,veroor Reynolds Of Illisci,,
died ss his residence i, B -ilsilfe. on the
8 b instsnt, ssths sge Of 81 years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-12

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