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, 1865-04-15

T IUL llts OA1@NA E11.1 OH1E&E Y,
The &. st vile Of JEFF. Davis WIS daughter
OF Gen. Zachary Taylor. The marriage was
q elanecstlne one, and we beliere took place
in 1882. at the hotel in this cjty, formerly
owned and kept by VIM. Bennett. 1t stood
Mhcfc the Congregational Church now stands.
me iact Of Jcff.'s marriagp Aers We have
heard stated. but will not ToucA for Its co..
rectnssa. Gen. Taylor understood Davis
character fully, and pronounced him ''an un-
principltd scoundre} and hypocriticai adven-
tuser," and Of course, would consent to no
-1clafioushIp M1th ht16. ~
, 1865-04-15

KfHnFr f$Uf
T. crots mn ,~ia - - 1sao m ~. 49,
wintsra. m oa6as ~ ~, ~ n, so,;na ] s~trss
,.,,as. ss..s.,.. 49,. H.. Sssa,e 5 sa Nv
sn.tas "a a,. ~. .asr,, aa' ,st. anu go
~ - ID. tse,,ns ~ a.'.,-oa 49, aesa - ~"
vcats-;1ov m ,chsna. hnTsYeF thsrs ,.s.
s,ish, roac,too sns - ~s,-s,"t .~,,,ad ~ So
Afrs- tts..scar5 I,s,.,et 49,, W. va.,* <1-
road fe ionroTe1,snt ,ns M, en,,r.1v sn.a.as "Ss
~ -. 1922. e1os., All - =, - Ws ..
s,1e, NJ ~ cff, nu ~ a maj ~. NJ sa-,-s.
clo,sng win sa,1ers ~ x9:1S ~ bn1sr. ~ =,
"a 5jd no, hear or,h1y t1ansaoi,on. IN o.har
grades. ~ - N<--
There ~. a 7sfr demand tor fnrn md 80 ro+sx
a decline of aaac nm M = md A6a5e on ra,ar..t
wifi, ta1ee of ~ mn In ctft ,Gec ~ NJ saea
6ac for No Z and 65ez6oc for ReIected, ,eeo,d1ner
10 ,ors+,o,, C.n.1 60, 80, so1a ~ 49, nS.s4t
or II 0o In =, ~ Attka elo,a +hs ,nartrst 49,.
ouiet at tns,d6 acures for Corn In .tore .ni. sq-
for Reiee,ed' in pood bonae,
Thera was on,Ie a cor1an.a n tha ,4,.rtet e,r
Oats. md M not5 nm the ssdsw:lF tb,r ror,ire
Ar low AZ asc. snhsennentlv thera w.a haFTs,.
G.e]fnp m, ,-f.h.roe and h n.rtet ralt1sd ea,e
but aftax ihe eecond disgatoh dom New YnrE ~
reeety9d, tha.market fsl.; hact 1m1ac Ahont
Iii, coo bu changed hands at3s@414c for No. i in
s,orr-c!oefpg quiet at 4ec, Therenwa uott;n9-
do,rrtn No. ) nst.. ~ "A7 4'.l'N4'
The market for Rye xas easser, salse generally
ranging at the inslde price of yesterday. We note
eacs Of 2,6o0 bushels fas No ], and 6sc for
Noa.
Barley IVES quiet, with light sales Of Old Eo2,
In A., D. T. Co. d, at &C.. Alot Of 100 bushele> by
aappIe, changed handa st PC delivered.
: There was an active demand for Timothy Seed,
aad the market advanced 1o@1a}c, With liberal
sales at s250l+i-12} fors poor to prime. Cioyer
.Hss quietat s1b.oQ. Ea1 Seed was In linised de-
, 1865-04-15
CHICAGO sTuGsA MAhRs.g.
sUBHtRIFrIssn AGENCY 7.30 LOAN.

sUBHLRIFTltsn AGENCY 743O LOAN.
LECQNp NATIONAL BANk OF CHICAGO.
n Eank Will receive rub, b,crfction. TO the rex 50
e. s. Notes, and pay the tEtereAs Hom tato OF sab
er11pncn 10 the Is b OF June. -..-.-.-
III, II notes tret.scsd depQ.nat1cns q $I0 $c9,
$500 R1C10 anL co., Gear interest at n tasc 10
Der cent ANN snd sre p-Jaole tre: ye"ss slm
holder, 1t ms!urt7 icto SIX Per cent SO gold
be9rfng bondg< -..
~ rct Of Congress they arc frte front State And
Municipal sasatfcn, nrd having tRa auyaatag9,
tha best aecu.lty Cs inveatl1eaI noz Ia sbe
vi AloE = the nsuhl rAte of con0,st to sub axs1Eg
and can iurnfst tie notes nee cl cEaEGs
j. A. ELLIS, President.
EnWD T3NERAM. Cashier. u0Ap{.3 t3tuaf
, 1865-04-15
CHICAGO DRy G0oDsnAEKEv.

EAOAE AFAIlaat !AEfu 44s l3e5.
The ceaseeSs activity which has characterized the
Dr5 Goods market still continue. unahated, and wee
itnot that tie stock. hare hecoMe greatly rcluced
attn larPer bu.iue4s might bn done. For tue bes.
"Epstpg styles" ths1e exteed,ngly active demand,
no daubt greatly Influenced By the nna xcash. + Of
the East few days. The stocks In the city CON-
lDgB for tnssanceafe not to be had. In fhew way OF
prices these;sno change since last. We omit our
II. rtn1 n1fca 11st
, 1865-04-15
New York Wool n1arket-Anrii IL.

The arkex II mAns ab aut last feoortet. the fnr
the1 line in gold having e1erted ve:y lutte in0u
veEy ow nsurIs. Is gene. al tllng consic eIsoy
below the VIEWS Of hocer4 B.slncss u sttl co9nnea
verY low fiGurts oftn times e'ow ss regui.r ttes
RI sa1-s 5cteQ Ms Oonestc F!e cet a. 35a5tc a5
Choice PennsfITrn.s, 7ec. We hes Of . sale Of
$500 =. uaaw4ned "5ss1n as &c. o0s's Tas mol
, 1865-04-15

BKUKEK,
No. s. K1cnangs Face. New ycrE.
aor-um2as S-caf1ttssI Stock a1d Cold, Eou9st Rnd
Bold E1c!usive:s OF Commission,
hX4kH1NCHs:
Mesay1. Eolonaun Ss119es sons, ChlcaZc, n. ~
Mesats. Alnck;eF 4 Hand: Eh!cs2o. lI.'
g. Z. wheeler, E.q Chicago, LII.
Il. Y-.8furn. Gao. Cht:7go, Ii.
C. 4. E.gers, Etq.. Chtc.H3. III. \
Mc.srs. Boucd. Bailey = Co.. New Yotk CITY.
Lis. IA. McEiM, BEos Il 90, new York Eisy.
Ii tsss. i. a. Tucker . Co. Neg York Fss7.
AeatFi 4at:! J. E.s kasssd G9 hfT Ho!s n7
Ie1aIs 1a1h;op, smith Co. 0swego, e.
g. Duraut E.a. President Rock l1:a2d Railroad 60.
, 1865-04-15

E5,~, a ro,ner,,ead eneec1 4eccnf1v as1,r,
.,rcd In a ,,rirnarv ueetipr In this clty we
cr;t,act, The following. as specimen Of the
stx,e In which the politicians Of that PARTY.
1,avinr discovered the error of their vnYs, tn
to hide behind the coat-taiss Of Grant, Sher-
man and other heroes Of tho var; =
- ..The military power which had 1ais1d 1ssclt
assinst The Government they u. I1sea go Esf W.
1Srt + Ind nscn done " following out 5hc line Of
policy Hhsca the Democ1acy bad a.*ays 1dy9cat1
e. sa 1enf r. tbe 4e.IoBaaer a. fhs 1asto.ad
shsse ;who had led tho armies to victory had been
Mest nHsa sl hsa 10 ei1taat n shrrmsn
and Thomas. (Chaezs.f:
This contains four smart Coppcrhead false
hoods. These are:
j. That the rebellion had been subdued By
following out the lina Of policy which the
Democracy lad always advocated
2. Tint Butler Is Republican partizau
General.
8. Tint West Poirtism and not Unionism,
has eiyen us our victories. =
4. Thnt the Dcmoc1acs has salways had to
desendn Sheznan, Grant and Thomas. As
there bids fair tdabe good deal of>th:s Kind
of lying done We intend to expose It so ef.
tectually that no tongue shall repeat these
,a,rant monstroslties without being blistered
by the consciousness Of their turpttude-~
The leading policies advocated ~by the De-
7nocssty IN reference to the REBELLION, we're;
l. Not to fight ut all, but to compromise
with 1t or let the ''siste.s' depart In peace. 2.
To fight 1t, If at ell, under Mcclellan at the
: East and Buell. at the West. 3. Not to DRAFT.
4, Not to emancipa.c the slaves, but On the
Mef@r.nnn and Rup1f did
, 1865-04-15

cation at West Point was not beneficial IN
military sense, but that besides military
abilities we needed men saho o'tise.
ed tfhe Gosv7nrnt*t to b right
and TIE 4n6ell'on to Dc torong. and We
were constantly beaten in battle TIL We
1ouno suen men. Il "est Fo'ns furnished
most OF the officers VINO succeeded, she also
iu1pAhed most OF nose VINO fa'led on our
fiae. Inc 1aelnses o. e"Ppe1neaa Generals
we've Eeen to be clca1'y wing to The fact that
they believed IN the rebellion, in slavery. In
the South, In Jeh. Day1s, and inIee. We
needed men VINO mol on45 had military cdu-
cataon' nu1 VINO pehesed n the Union, In tho
Nofin' N N ueeoo", ana IN themselves. II
ntane' e1et"an ano sheridan were educated
LETT so-Aeo, He'e Hooke1+ Burnside aud
rope "nom 1ne topperheada have 50 ae1cely
pn1 aH3use!y denounced as failures. On the
o.n[t pnno. 4etry LUG nero OF Ft. Fisher, nos
"a "es1 toin1ef' Has assigned by Gen. Gran
n'. - s', !ue mo.hs which Weitzel, WeA
fointe, oeaatso = >1mpfegnable. We believe
e.eat aenetas musl, 7 IS q rule, be specially
eoaeateo 3o3 tnelr work, but that no book
eustS1e,on can make great General All We
eses aososoteo 1eistige to West Point Cen
e."fs was tnat 1hey should be fairly tried like
a'l olsi Victorious, promoted, II van.
qu'sneai set aelde. This system has been
'a"1s appneo 1or the past year BY Gen. G, ant
anu tne 'eea1e as success. -;
f. 1ht Coppefhead- nevspapers of Tho
, 1865-04-15

Petroleum stocks In PittsburGl-Aprfl II.
Conn~l VII Z R...1o.5o stsr He't. ..... 50
Cu1befts. Knn.. 10! sn:rs Ss,.fy Ant Cher.
Pts:stufga and n. Z. 1.95 Z. hnn.. IS
Rtcti-..,........... 60 Wii.e y Creek........ 100
, 1865-04-15

Petroleum, 81 ocIs in nPhi1ndeiphf-Aptit IL.
The market was rather quiet xape shtie. 1s to
19k ST. Eicho.tq, 81 Curilu, 10 Ualzei, 5Hto6,
, 1865-04-15

The Portland 11TcSS gives The following pa
ticulars Of the performances Of dirty traitor.
The quicker the Grand Trunk road discharg-
Is this Latham the betterit&i Will be for The
character Of the road: "On the inward aud
outward bound trains on the railroads from
t11s city, yesterday, the locomotives were
gai1y dressed with American flags. Mr..
Eames, mail agent On the routebstweeu thus
city and Island Pond, lashed a Gag to the
platform Of the mail car. Just before the
train started from the depot, Mr.. Latham,
train dispatcher Of the Portland District on
the Grand Trunk Railway, cut the lashing
and threw the Tag into the postofice car.
Some three or four years ago this same MF.
Latham; while conductor on one Of the trains,
tore down: an American flag that had been
hois:ed onone Of the baggage cars. For this
transaction hc was suspended for six months,
a1d only resalned his position By the inter
position of Ur,on men. Ea1ess some good
explanation can be given of-his action. of yes
tcIday, the peop1apf this city will demand
: that seme loyal man be placed in charge OF
the depot here" :.
In Portland, Nc, on Tuesday, Superintend-
ept Latham, Of the Grand THINK Railroad,
who rore a 1ag from train on the precious
day, was waited upon by quirt mob, and
conducted through the city, dressed In sol
dicr'e Uniform, and carrying flag. which ne
was Obliged 10 salute. He vas also Obliged
to make patriotic speeches. Finally the Lag
WIS naileG to his house.
, 1865-04-15
#lsfe(laneous.
u. s. 7-30 LOAN,

~ sutao.ity Of the Secretary oi The r:...urv -.
UNDERMINED hAa s4sumed tho General su,.-r,,---
AGENCY for tae aa,s Of uatsed ss,tes Tr-a.uzy N..
hesssnz seyea sud tarse-seataa Per cent useress ~
Ranur. known as4he
, 1865-04-15

FE1DAr 8pxsry1, April III.
. Tho following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions, during the past twent7~
/, four hours:
. RSCKIPTs ANJs117HyHTs FOR zE1 rAsT q RoUHs.
Keeeayad- 1hlpped.
, 1865-04-15
q. S. $40 six per cent
G0LD-EEAR1NG BONDS.

1nese ooada are worth 4 premium which inc1sasa
the actual profit On thu % :osn, Aad 1t. ezes,ssa
from 3sdsd and municipal sazaao. adds rom oss n
tared PR cent nsort, according TO tae sa,e laed o1
ether property. Tho interest II paid n kdfseae4
aezatannuAliy By coupons attsehed to zach ao.s
which sT be cnt OF and soid 70 an7 nzus or pauear
, 1865-04-15


WOOL The marie II c.1ttnpes dat and IN .hantrt
" quo 1t non1n4I at iS453. .
WN0D-Tbe ma.ket Il quiet both In taa Yards
nd I cafgoes- 1he yard p!ces ere - "a Iowa:
ofeto DV&N(0 Il cord dal
1Apie.
, 1865-04-15

thao9e IN pricts; AZ our revised quotations the
Ssa:;?i;s Ssss' ass:: e $:$a 81 81
k's; 7 s:5 ss e
5sss';, 5sSss jS;:; s$ 0s|ssss Ss$ss:a Esss go e
s|:s i:
R,S; a'a; so me. riensS r; el.. L.
f,s 81. e ~: Sss s < rf:Sss ssss E = ''''''
ssRse ka nt %salats oSa aes Sc s,soe7se.
French Calf II 1 Linlngs. Fd-z no: slsoe
n.:....:.:.. :::aa2 %, koans. a. .s.:oals*a
!tns Ensssa 4. ssS. 5essa ,Sa.." }....si:s e!s :
s.si s:le 81, s'I T.: ::::::::: :::::::: s S!1 S1
M-cmps on. ~ :. :. .......... r: ii 1as
S:.t.iseS o5..... - e .::....... II; =! 1:S
~ UxRaGS 0iL-rhe trsdo i du ma r1ic.. ton On
1e:e ssst y: 81 271ess; es!
ofs6els da ssi:; we're 20 bis Fests
PEsvfsi"S%s N p sissstt lul, and neav, for bar
s5sss 36smsaa Il hzRs. ~ ssis; aoo nr's city
F!s s.; %sss IS eses g. :, &c. Sale.
Bul& Meat.-s sheulsels ase in active lenand and M 4
g%s., sR!ss
Lard Mark Qu:ct. sa.ex were: q trca 1lty Ees-
sEEDs-kscsived, 2sozs n Gr,z, Seed; ihl5ped,
Ttnathy Seed 4, 4 a:,lge dsY,aa saa 1o.tsXe
81 ssEs i lot. ~ O.: = bags 1t $50; Il osx1 at
Cjoyer sseeti-Nars9s autet. sale4 Fere: Il b:g.
fisS *I Is seea-u1ks: quiet s4'ss were: Is bags
Hanen..an Seed Sales v. 50 bags At stes.
good dsn sno. We Quoto:
Eut E!S
Mnls.se. sogir
i. = Re1nsa. powdered aId gisnaiatsd.. isaaM
EEeie
mniss
Ny 1p;i +: ;SRg zss Il: Sss
Il, sed hs sssR Ill s:vs w. :a
tf cent ttuce FridAy lsss. Tba arrivals are ssl.
~ a. ss
baSsnes ot -s.urday arg., hut since thsn It i
soes cas ~ is w a,s ,sass i go 5:'
,a' er,o5ers' trxGlske; ss rims 70 che'es do. o 1?4
S!s +; f rs: IS
x st'1S lsisf Sasts hsfa se ws;s
- s:anasa g. 'sxSissS: tsse sics nsl1Ss
81 g. q sis: l}:a9 S.a Z s sat5s
sz5 bids and % ter Cuoa (dsuaced) sold II 9N11c.
ao b1s I'D o SIS soe naGad 80 chds suS eads
8fRUPS-6tes steady snd drn. We gu ":
Tina Aoasse;
@ Psi!. deIphie Bsf Hive. ia st
ss
, 1865-04-15

tHTEP-Th{ market q da I and " hQlt q1otas1e
change Good grades 1nd p1rehasels At IS 5o9s.no.
Poorer grades are dull ard low. There arc Tow buy.
e1e in The na1kst, and they seem 10 have It a their
own way.
The .ales to-dsy art as follrws:
. SHEEP EATEs T-DA~
, 1865-04-15

Een. MoCook, Of Helena, has Just been hero
on viei. to confer with Gen. Washburn and
Col. Eaton in relation to fho Freedmen.
suppose you are AWAKE that Helena has been
f,T some weeks submerged, there being N
Gen. MclaUk's headquarters fige feet depth
OF water.
p. In nv last letter stated that RYDER would
yet his scat in the State Legislature, and l
may noy say TINT he has got it, and that 1lr.
TiEbe ii on his return home. 1t Is said that
petition was in circulation for, the removal
Of Mr.. Clafk, but that It vas suppressed
when It was ascertained that Mr. Tlg be WIS
on his way home.
Tfsde wss rather dull for few days, but Is
now revivsng. The holders Of cotton ate
firm and believe that prices must advance.
,Our mll]iners and dIessmakers have recent
IT, had their opening, and Fashion has as
many devoted followers here as In any city
the country. T..
, 1865-04-15

IEMH cei5td, 81 ,600 Lanb. !, 338 90 Shtn.
81 nEiea, and Lam Ebe N .rket II feoes i
quiet tsnd unehsDG 4: ss!e. were: largo schE Specd
Pine ~ 20 ana IS a. sott bT Join 4fstcK cargo
prime htte Lake, Pie'sap. AVeryA Co. N ntanlac-
prs cargo :cht Back H.ws. from Clay osnx' AN.oo
enwrd Shingles, II 500; part csEn srhs Weston.
, 1865-04-15

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
III. Inrrnwtng OF April lst, 1so5-
Nn N61 drew xicLub0: No. S.93' draw o,r0O No.
ctsfs drew {5N1; No. 19 =: drew $1,000: No. 36tS
drew Co., Prizes paid IN Eolu ana Informant fz-
nished by LAY EOE Co.
sp,516Sl his 1b Wal atteet, New YORK.
, 1865-04-15
JAZZ COOKE.
surscn1Pu 1A1xNr, Pnll8de,ut.e.
March 25, 1866.

pRESTON, WILL ARD II.
L .KEAN, Bankers: and dealers p 9ov@uueut =.
cprtHcs ~ South Elntk street. We also H.
Lzett By Mr- Cooke to receive subscriptions TO thu
T3C LOAN.
, 1865-04-15
MARINE ~1NTELLIRmcx

REzusxn TO cgAk71R-Th. achaen.r r.
En'ch 4r'ved AZ Hetroir f rays .no ID l. id Tsss
;n!no*t aec II I'd to accspt # ttr ch tt rs props
tas .sI1n eoof rui1y the - nt,f aid roTa
,ne Fe*ss. +nsrs convvuti.u. ah- n~s nee ~.
oe y ~ nrs 70 sa~ In 1.ana lcn ca Monday e.eatne
, o'sAsIEh o. tAx1 HUaoN. The sc~w Judo, uu-
49, ~ teou ote'-d th storm cn Thorst It
al hands. eTot ssAn 70 y &C psd to Alr j WIKI
shors ~..s pssv-ht Sot"G On tho ch bpto Az
e. hs. s. 20 nd .ubeq arsiiy ,t, ~ ~ p1fa
seachiny the rty.rss sssasy!c not,. cc.cte, IL
ussge IN hnl,'as am 1isxin1r 'o1'A1noa so' fa
, 1865-04-15

Fotes cfa!l the d@oniastions uamed viii promptly
furnished cpcn receipt Of subscriptions, aad the meta
forwarded ut oace. The Interest 20 1sth J7ns naxs
vii be paid In advance. Thisu
, 1865-04-15

Here the gold market Was unusually dull, with
sales Of cash gold :" on the Stock Board ut 146@
147, and On the etrcet at 145 At these quotations
there we're more sellers than buyers to-day. Sill
yer "a Iominal at 1300l25. -.
Government Bonds we're oufet We uIfnte:
, 1865-04-15

The outragcs by guenllas have almost en-
ti,c1y ct ased, md most Of the bu5hwhackeA
have retired to fifteen or twenty miles from
Memphis, where occasional fights between
them and cavalry scouts flge place, In u
fight north Of this city on last Saturday, one
or two Of our men we're hurt, and were
brought into the city yesterday. Several Of
the gue erillas were killed. In o fight at Nom
ccnnuh Crcek, one day last week, several :
persons on each eide were hurt, and oneFed-
cral soldier Killed. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

There will be q mass meeting of the
Union Republican Electors OF Lee county
q. Charleston on Saturday, June 80, 1868,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
attend the State Convention to be held
at Dss Moines on Wednesday, June 18th,
1865.
All voters of Lee county who cordially
support the Federal Government 10 every
effort TO maintain the integrity Of the
Uoion and heartily approve the policy o.
treating treason as beinous crime ore
invited to attend and participate in th,
proceedings of the meeting.
A general attendance from every town
ship in-tbe county is expected.
By order Of the Lee Comfy Contra
Committee. ]. NJ. BRcK,
Chairman.
Fort Madison, May Is. 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18
}iu,al,riat auo Commercial


NsW Herk naFHes.
D fslseraph.1 1sv Ysax, Nay II
octton-Hrvy aed drogink q loosec ~ us11flae
Hoar-Duii abd 20 loo lewss O. . 0ee1Sfr "
tn Stats Is nor Extra \. Il. o., sad No. 10 70
ssase essss, narkss sssang hssvt. Nh - suysls
whi.iy-Dall, heavy - Asadedly lswsr u 3 - =,
whsss-Duil and droopirg at l 81 Tor Nh, ed !,
sor p'cr Winter Htd western: 70 X knbsx LcE :
sor y hie Mich E4fNIfI1 3
Ryc-Duli and nominAlly lower. &#
Bsrley-scarce and nominal.
COu-D n heavy and ~ lie toves q - Dr nsv
mixed Western; Sc for Western Yellow and &c 10
old Weeiern mixed.
Oass-DuIi add &C lower II l7Ot0e for Western, clio
sing heavy ~ inside.
Cohee-Aetive.
susar-Iqi caba and Anseovadc st 1o0loLSe.
pesroleum-Duil and nominal ~ ssc sor cvwds; 80
DIG tor ksnned IN Bond, and 20 05le for Do Pre-.
Nolaaseee-Dull.
Pork-fIeavy. unsettled and Iowr 1t q ooD43 50 b.
new mess clio ing - - - regular; q % m II
tSo4 DO Cash and regular way, closing 1t II So onS
~ w - TO- prime, andl4 U045o W for prime men
Also ovo ibis ne Wess for May and June ssllsrs op
es.f-Dul arp lower - 10 ooo1o 50 for plaisnea
andH % eT 81 for extra mess =
Beef Hans-Scares. Sales Of 2io bbls. at Is COZ
% %.
Cut Meats-D1H and heavy a l3Z0l4s<c coe shc1l
ders. and lsl<o1skc for hans,
Lard-Dull aud heavy ., Is nlSc
Burtsr-Asasy u lAD2se for Ohio, and 3lD3Sr 70
State.
chsess-Heavy At l202oc for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

EA French peddler was robbed OF
considerable sum of money at the Penn.
sSlSania House Tuesday night. His pants
were taken frem under bis head while he
was sleeping and purse containing two
hundred and fifty dollars taken from The
pocket. In another pocket was pure
containing FIVE hundred and Fifty dollars
which the thief luckily did not discover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

GoDEY's LADr's BooK.--Thc June
number equals in excellence its predeces
sors. The steel plate "chicts" is verJ
pretty. The fashion plate handsome
Wandering Minstrels'' not pretty, bul
expressive. Among the contents We no
tiee Poor Relatives; Grace Harvard; A
Trip in tho Street Cars; Cupid We. Kero.
sene; Charley and 1; "reminiscences
Novelties for June, Editors Table, 30.
Published BY Louis A. GOdey-es, 90
per annum.
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p@ We are indebted to Lowry, of Il

~ We are indebted to Lowry, of the
Literary Depot, for Gazlay's Pacific
Monthly for June, q handsome number,
which closes the 6rst volume. "Idalia, y
q novel by the author of "Strathmore,'
do, is commenced in this number.
Also, for Godey's- Lady's Book. which
we notice elsewhere. And for Harper't
Weekly aud Frank Leslie. The latter
has cut, professedly showing the dispo-
silion really made Of Boo.h's body.
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CNssrch Directory.

UNITED PREsDYTKRIAN - Fifth strsst, bstwsen
Main and RIondeau. eervfces every eatbsth at ii m
and n p. m. eunday School 0l< p N.
JAxEs BHowH, Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at II and m
Sunday School Q q. n. J. 0ItLEfTa, Pastor.
UNITARIAN cuURcH-Corner High snd Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at ii m. Sunday
School ~ p. N. r. HAssALl, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. T. CHURCH-CoFner Of sev
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath Al
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenine-
Z. II. wAREo, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street. betveer
Concert and High. Services every eabbath at II . m
and p. N. Sabbath School OK m.
J. T. WrsrovER, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-TIiah street, between
Fh and Sixth Services every Sabbath at IL o. m snt
sp m. Sabbath School at Gas . Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings. Or ReR THAcnEl Pastor.
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rN- Yankee Robinson's show 10 its pro-
cession through town yesterday was sue.
cessful in drawing out a large crowd of
irrepressible young Americans. who evi.
IDENTIFY enjoyed the proceeding if the
amount of noise made was the measure Of
their appreciation.
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E BY the notice in our advertise.
ment column it will be seen that the new
theatre troupe will make its FIRST appear
ance to-nigh. at the Athenehm. Andy
Bake" is to furnish entertainment to the
audience.
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SCRATCH, SCRATCH, ScRArcu!-lrcn,
IrcH. Ircu, Ircn.- Blacks Ich Csrate
will cure the itch in sc hours; will cure
scald head, old sores and all diseases ol
the skin; contains no mercury. All oths I
preparations contain mercury and are
dangerous. For sale BY
WILKIssoz, BARTLETT & Co.,
(3mos1 Keokuk, Iowa,
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ADMITTED TO TIE BAR Our esteemed
young friend, Andrew /. LaFevre, was
admitted as an Attorney at Law BY the
District Court at its present session in
Fort Madison.
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H~ Card photographs that never fail to
please to be had at Hamill's gallery, east
side of Third street between Main and
johnson, for So per dozen. St
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sale % lev F0Rnlsave ~ Auoo1eQ
On saturday. Hay s0sh. = !
The subscriber having received ! lases
cousigopsnt Of sew fssnitsrs, lave psdsse
70 close it ont b auction. : -
The consignment coosists Of sish val
aut and rosewood sofas in hair cloth; Gle.
CANT bed losDgss in damash; roehesh Easy
chairs and parlor do. 10 hair cloth; sle-
xskg sdsssood and OAK e6tnge ehsubss
,e.s; marble top centre tables apishsd IN
oil; oak, black walnut and cherry exten-
sion tables; black walnut and mahogany
bureaus; French bedsteads. cottage do;
dining room. office and kitchen chairs d
varions styles; mahogany. cherry and
black walnut bureau wash-stands, hasd.
some square sad corner what-nots, qasr
tstte stAndr, &C.. 30.
This sale il exclusively new furniture.
aud viii be sold in lots to suit purchaser.
The Ladies are especially invited. Til
trade from the country will God IL thsil
interest to attend. Sale will conmsnea
at 10 o'clock. HOWE 4 Tyler,
Auctionesrs.
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~ For the cheapest latest and best
styles Of boots and shoes. go to Stewart'.,
corner Of Third and Main. whers you will
End everything that i kept 10 his line.
May l6 diff.