davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
"Ihat mercy 1 to Others show
That mercy show to me-"


There ia not likely to be such public
sentiment as our correspondent seems tc
srPrehend. Neither, on the other hand i.
there likely to be vengeful popular feel.
ing. So far as JEFF Davis is concerned IN,
country will accept his execution as III.
we'll merited desert of HIS criminal position
10 the rebellion. While it is generally IN.
derstOod that there arc several rebels more
Extensively responsible for the war, We,
there are none who have held his position
but himself. He is the representative head
OF the bloody treason that has been commit.
TED. And this is why his death is more GER
talnIy expected by the country than that Of
any Other leader, and also why the govern.
ment will feel itself bound to execute him. l.
10 the example and not the man that is want.
ed. Toward Henry A. Wise, Breckenridge
and Pryor, there is a much more bitter feel.
ing than toward Davis. Possibly they may
be executed with him. Most likely Brecken.
RUNE will be. AS for anything like whole.
sale hanging it is nonesepse to taIk
OF any such proceeding Vengeance is
not the prerOgative of government any
more than of an individual. Such policy
would do US hsrm and not pood II :.
contrary to the Observation-Disclosures of The
age and would tend to revolt and not sat.
isfy the public mind. All punisbmsnt is
for the protection of society, and for MOTH
ing else. All punishment beyond what is
needed for salurary example, is not aus.
tanned by the world. We taunt England
to-day with her wholesale punishments in
India. All excuses we are now called upon
to guard against To the credit of the
country be it recorded that very little
clamor is heard for blood. Generally
speaking people are we'll content to leave
the number oftbose who shall be executed
es leaders in this rebellion to the govern.
ment. Their punishment is a subject upon
which there ia very little desire to specu.
late. Very few allusions are seen to the
matter in the public prints. Reason rules
the hour, and we have cause to be thank.
fnl that such is the fact.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

Grafton Of States February I. 1891; vas In
apgurated February22. 1891, and re.elect.
ed in 1862 for the term of sIx yeSrs, for
only half of which time,he will be permit.
ted to act. His adminiStration of the af-
tairs Of the rebellious States has been
marked by no great brilliaucy or Judgment.
He has been the Marplot ofgalmost every
one of the rebel campaigns, and has done
more by his obstinacy. envy, jealousy and
malice 70 destroy the unity and effective.
ness of his government aud it's armies than
any other OF its leaders. If the contede.
racy had possessed leader less obstinate
In the pursuit of bad plans, less envious of
the fame of his Subordinates, and lees quar-
relsome generally, it might have existed q
few months longer.
There will be no difficulty whatever in
conveying Davis and his party to Washing
ton. No EARNED bands of the enemy remain
in force TO aid him, and there exists among
his own people no such love for the obsti
nate and selfish old despot as will induce
them to:rise an nlasse 10 his rescue. He
will be forwarded In hot haste to Wash.
ington, and be entered with the other
csiminals nov before the military court TO
be tried for the murder of President Linz
coin. sib sI FL ..a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

T49 RiGAPopd people, have not gone
through tour years of war experience for
nothing. They now have keen ap-
probation of Yankeedom as it would seem
from the following paragraph in letter to
the New York Tribune:
"a Spectator who went to Richmond
some two weeks ago to make Investments
10 real estate, il he could do so with a
prospect Of profit, has just returned here.
He made no purchases. for the reason that
buildings and lots have been already put
up to high figure, the prices in many in
stances being three times that charged be-
fore the war. Lots in the burnt district
cannot be had except at prices as great as
those charged year ago for the same lots
with the buildings on them. Our inform
ant says the amount per foot is greater
than 10 this city. This is the voluntary
tribute of the people to Yankee enterprise
aud thrift. The only answer to any pro-
test against extortion being, "Times are
changed; this Yere is gwine to be big city
now, youens have come"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

J. W. c., a reader of the Intelligeneer
expresses the hope "that no sickly sentimeu.
tality will interpose in behal of JEFF Davis
and the rebel leaders who are now, or may
be, caught Remember" he writes, LIB
by prison, Castle Thunder. Andersonville
and the other hellish pens where our
brave soldiers were starved and murdered
he closes by quoting the COuplet running
thus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

Mosr REMARKABLE in its effects, and most
useful in it's application, the Fragrant
sosoDoHT has become the most popular
Deutrifice in existence. IT'S used and
praised by everybody. Sold by all Drug.
gists and Perfumers. mYlb-3teod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

The steamer Martin Wolf was robbed NJ
500 in money and $50. 900 worth Of
goods by guerrilIAs at Gaines' LANDING
Saturday week. The boat was released.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

At Benvood, May 18th, MARoIuA Dr1rnIH, daush-
ter Of e. W. and DeliIAh Mcclellan, aged 10 yearS
Funeral from the Baltimore Ohio railroad do
pot, in Wheeling. at ~ O'Clock this "wednesday
morning. Friends Of tue family are respectfully in.
Vited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

About 400 bales of cotton passed Cairo
dnrit g the past three days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
MCkee'S Faotorv
Dentistry.

70 Dentistry.
DRIoES GREATLY REDUCED-WoRK wAp-
i rented durable and satisfactory. The attspt;aG
o. al persons In need OF Artificial Teeth IL called ~
me superiority in appearance, material and 6niSb
o. tne work now manufactured by RobeTt1on 4
bunsioEu. An extensive acquaintance And cor.
With the most prominent dentists in ne
secontry enable them to Immediately Introduce All
oa S Dew and valuable improvements In mochSpicSI
properly and al il1fuly anything pertnIninS ~
their profeSdon Il rot exceed by NV nhiks. 20
ment In this country ny eS14DnAn'
Special attention given IN tha =
ling Of the natural teeth. 0ssulsnt ana nj
Call and examine the Price LET
80. ABR. ROBERTSON. Nm
@y1.0 2 90 T. LUHSROHD. A. r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
A New Feature in Dentistry.
WINCHELL's

Steam Dental Establishment.
i the United States 1 Az
Owing to my rapidly increasing business have
oeen Obliged 70 enlarge my Laboratory and Am
nov prepared, BY the aid Of Steam EnRine and
mscntnery 70 manufacture full or partial 1ett1 III
Teeth BErTER, QUICKER and CHEAPER thsn
Having In attendance competent and eABoIan.
asssiants persons can be accommodated without ths
.,,e So. 3. G.. WtNOHELL,
sePt9-AtnOAN 145 Market street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

JUST RECEIVED.
A Largo srooK OF LAwRENoR's BRsT TWO
a and three ply Carpets. For sale BY
myls 1871 Main street, wh N; S III wv ". y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

FANCY SILKS.
A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY SILKS, wH1oa
"a VIII be sold very cheap. Eomr as low Ss rs ca
per yatd: my1S M HEYMAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
T n 4
Greatest Medicine Of the Age.
KRAETJe nIAppunA nnnInou,,n

THE ONLY sAFR AND CERTAIN oURR RoR
DIARRHGA, DYSEHTERY, FLux
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
And all Diseases Of the Stomach and Bovo,. ,,.,-
e1dent 70 change Of Diet or Climate
NHB ProprIotorS Of this truly iuvnlu.br. ,r..,
= cine, now oher Il to the pubIIn Tf,b = I'll
ke character ever before introduced Il SH" 10 o.
oSed With the 1oa perfect EWeeesS in thouSSnS' ~
az cSro.sS. 81 oIsr kemcdfs' hGVs failed CaseS
cured BY the use OF tNSo bou'es Inn $500 OS ~
HeoEr JSIed IN riROIs iHEtanee where The Jj!.nS
etR'L 'N 'AAlHuI Phyh'
KrGtrs DfGTrh0a Compound has bs.n 4, No.. r..
he i've az ana BY itS timely aid has aSvsd
IT This medicine !. purely scientific prep.r..,on
S"e prepaIed With the greatest Caution and Gaze
.EveFy traveller should have . bottle OF The NJ
No family should be without II
Do not hesitate 70 try KTafr1 DIarrbo,, a.,
"nu prevent pain, suffering and death.
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
AsssrS hooABH, RAGTT = Go > GIIGi., ..sn' aooG
VIII Hb;nS IHhoErhSa Compound .tor OampDiarrh0s
oro SSo nave been deeply AfHcteu Tor Hinoat
one month, GH Other TeNRodic1 t,Icd HGviTG GriISS
GneTt eIS. 1% t,f only present. relfef bot pr!
hieted - 4O LI ~ T,1 pc Ahko AZ
Chaplin 18Th ". ". 4 1tS1t,,v
HOUHDsIILLl, HarEhaIl Co W ".
hessrS MooIBE, KRARR s Oo-G.Hd.."1 u u.
summer being in Nashville, Tenn I ~ or,..THG
several physicians, bat without GpV Az, Q.
SdvtGed BY my friends to come home -. ~. va
p Soy oFCken down and Frustrated Upon HTriTfSE
~ nome vas adHtsed to try KrSft'S DjorrboNSS
Compound On bOt4S Of 1t eOSGp'stsiS 49,; ~ 20
me6d tSi 1E1sTTSd ny AcGt lam Glad to recon-
this terrible disease. Yours truly. WIN
AEDREw EDvARps.
,nm%sr NC ASULHo: K3AI: CO-Genaensn-LAst
nom which suffered for some tbreS vvsSLS 1880
sSao temeoies. but vas unable to check the dis
SrSo St laSt procured bottle Of "KIaft'S DiS
L IoA compound" 0Ae bott.e entirely e1Srsd a..
dteeafe, and restored me TO nv unuHi 800 Us
enS P p In recommending this valuable med
and seen It tried By others With the ,1Ss So,J Sc
Formerly Master MaehIas;tH 4 4AD61''91.
hooABB, KRAFT CO., Wholsa.l. nrr,,,,.,,
wheeling, ". Va, soIe Proprietor. 70 HsI
----N ~ -111ooo1' mylS-6m
&IO6 A MO THtAeENTs W1STTn
~ = I've SvsEyShGEe 70 Introduce tie impTovSi
SoW Rrlee machine in the country VhIsS IL 1esr,.
az 0ETte5 BaEer1 Wheeler / Wilson. Hove
Sa "a t 20 and Bachelder. An other mIcbpe1
E't5 and the seller and user are IGq6e 70 Snr ~
1"iI t.osEISat Salary and expenses or laFgs eom
Address an al 4 So S1L 4 81 sent IRE.
mIa-smdlv' n stdasfo &ddA Maine
&70A MONT HILL WANT AGENTS
S6.SN syeryTheTS, at SO . month, expenses paid,
P RS5d RSEseGl1rs fires, Address OTIS T. CARLY,
D'11o1"'u' "Sine' my6-9mdLE"
PROPOSALS. FOR SALE or STONE \
STEPS.
tOh0POsAIs Will be received by the undersian ned
= committee Tor the sale, to the highest bidder,
me steps and other stone nov At the west end OF
% 1an Of this county Proposals. received until
NAY I'D, 1885, at O'CLOCK P. II,
-I..-. J. SALISBURY,
,.,o A, JOHN RID,
NS4O-n Com: Board Of 8uperTiSorS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

&70A MONT HILL WANT AGENTS
S6.S,S EYER sSeryTheIS, At SO month, expenses paid
I1ll particulars tTcS, AddFesS OTis r CRY
NN'u- "siue' my6-9mdAES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

v hsoGABE, KRAHT / CO., wholesale pru0.,a,
orSsr" aIS.Ei va sole ProPrietorS. To whom M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
HOWE d. TYLER.
T II will be noticed that amono

EE II will be noticed that among the
arrivals day before yesterday of invalid
soldiers at our hospitals list of whom
will be found elsewhere-are forty.nine
soldiers from Jacksonville, Indiana
We published in yesterdays paper a let
ter from that place, written by an Iowa
soldier, complaining that Iowa soldiers
there were not transferred. TIE letter
was written the day that the hospital
boat, with the men brought, left Jeffer-
sonvilie. 1t is evident that "a Soldier
did not fall within the regulations con-
corning transfer. else would he have been
ono OF the number forwarded. Such
non-transfers, We apprehend, are due,
not to any remissness on the part Of Gov.
Stone or Col. Todd, but to the positive
regulations Of the service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
s@Divers persons complain to us Il

~Divers persons complain to us that
the city time is out of gear. that no two
persons have the same time, that we
are going it with looseness and must
make new chronology and chronometry
for this locality, unless we regulate our
selves. For further particulars see those
that we're talking to US about it. We
Amt posted. Don't know whether we
are too fast or too slow. Our hours are
irregular and we havn't any time at all.
Only we nave noticed that time passes
more rapidly when we are asleep than
when we are awake, and that twelve
hours in summer are longer than twelve
hours in winter. Think the latter fact
can be explained on the philosophical
principal ofexpansion by heat and con.
traction by cold. That's all. For any.
thing further, confer with the city engi.
neer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
Bar The Capital city sends to Us gree

s0r The Capital city sends to US greet
ing. 1t extends 10 us its municipal d.
gifts and wants to shake hands with Keo-
kuk over the fall of Richmond. Here
are the counter digits, aud through the
pulsations OF loyal hand, are told the
thrilled and ecstalic beatings Of loyal
hearts over this glorious victory. We
return the eratulations thus informally.
The patriotism of our venerable Mayor
elect might prompt him to similar res
ponse, unless, perchance, he should be-
think him that it were better for Vice
President of an adjourned Chicago Con-
veniion TO send instead the delectable
second plank of that model loyal plat
form. Such a greeting would doubtless
surprise Mayor Cleaveland and make Keo-
kukians feel-curiously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

- naeiiag r. - aln1oatp-~l
ths Medical Dep = 10 Iova esass
Uaivsfsity held ID che oity 4 Ksotnk a
the 4th day Of April, 1855, The ibliowi1e
preamble and resolutions were qnsni-
nossly adopksd: II
WHEaEAs, on the Sd day Of April.
1865. by dispensation Of Divine Provi.
dence, our friend and fellow stsdest, w.
b. H. Seeds, Was taken from among as,
and wishing to express to his friends our
deep sympathy in their loss Of con and
brother, We therefore resolve,
First-That in this We recognize the
hand of Him who il sovereign and "who
doeth all things WE'LL"
Second-That we sincerely regret the
loss Of our friend and fellow student. and
deeply sympathize with the bereaved
mother and friends.
Third-That though comparatively .
stranger to US from having come among
us lately, ret we feel the seveeing q
friendships links that bind u together in
brotherhood, and trust that another link
has been added to that chain which draws
US to that land where there will be nc
more sorrow nor death.
Fourlh-That We return our thanks tt
Mrs. Rowe for the kindness and interest
manifested in the deceased.
Fifth-That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Gate City and copy sent t.
the mother Of the deceased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
financial au0 Gomn,erfiol.
new York Market.

new York Market.
By Teiesraph.l Nsv YoaE, Aprils.
Cotton-Duii and lower At 360e1c for middline
Ffour-Opeusd rather steady 0nd closed 10 1oc
1t Cc0s Is for Extra State; 50os 90 for Extra r.
H. o., and s0D0 IS for trade brands.
Whaky-firmer western at lk02 IL
wheat-Opened quiet and closed fully q higher ct
! e0D1 90 for fair Mil. TO sood Amber Iowa
Rye-Duf ut 1891 Is.
corn-Quiet At aoel ~ for new YeIyw. end %
for hite.
0ats-Dullat s22sec for the range.
Conec-Du
sugAr-steady-Cub and Muscovado 111zSola1zc
-Moasses-Dnll.
Wool-Dui
Petroleum--Qnet at 33Ss3tlc for Crude; SEC for r.
fined in Bond, and &c for do Free.
Firmer, with fair demand at at q SOAPS % for
new ness closing ut n u.s. regular "a 00GxS q for
1851 do cash and regular way closing "a so CASH
ooI2s 80 for prime; and 20 oo4I 90 for prime mess
Also lsoo bbls new mess for April and May. sellers OPP
ton at z o0s2s 90.
Bssfsts.dy a, L. sooiI 90 for plain meas and 10 o.
gu 90 for extra
Beef Hsms-Lower and more active at IS O0024 co.
Cut Meats--Quies At 18lxt915c for shoulder, and
15&l6c for hams
Butter-Dul and unsettled.
Cheese-In fair request 1t f4113c for common to
prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

AUcrIoN.-On Tuesday morning, April
1lth, at 10 o'clock, We shall sell at the
residence of Mr.. Shepherd, cof6er Of 9Th
and Franklin, the entire furniture in said
house; consisting of 6ne rosewood and
handicapped furniture, carpets, beds
and bedding, cook and heating stoves,
dining room and kitchen furniture and
various housekeeping. articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
at HOWE d. TYLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

ANOTHER GREAT VIcroRY General
Lees Army cut off 30, 900 Prisoners
Captured And q heavy stock of Cloth
ing will be sold at greatly reduced prices,
8. Prank d Co, No. 56 Main street.
April 6--d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

E[ Clothing stores are becoming a
marked feature of our city. We have al
ready maYy houses and more are being
fitted up. Ali Iowa can come here to
trade in that line, for the material is here
10 furnish them what ever is wanted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
Chicago marleet.

Chicago MaFIset.
By Telegraph CGicAsc. ApfiIs.
The markets generally buoyaft and higher
Preyisions-better. Mes. Pork generally held at
&c 90 buyers IS soG2s rs sales bbIs Galens
packed at IS Is Prime Mess pork in good demar. and
frmer At "a rs and 50 tbls city Is co. Bulk meats
firm, esles Of ne shonldeni At he loose 50
sweet pekied hams at i5c.
Lard-Negiectea
Whisky-In demand at o.; ssiiars at . o5.
Fiour-Firmer. Sales of choice Extra State at tx
WHEAT TO DC higher; No. spsShg at o5l TO- clio
sing at %.
Corn-1c higher No. ct 5s SEC in store and g. for
q cansi boat load shoat, aud so q Sic for rejected
OATS to &c higher at 50 q 3ol<c closing ut 32lzc
Bye-Aetive at 60c for No l.
Barley-DulI at SIC for No. 2
Seeds-Flax 25; Clover Seed wesk at Is So
Beef Csttle-Dull and &c lower Sales Of prime At
so1S IS
Hoxs-Dull 1t 001l0 90 for soos weights
kxchange-firmAt par buying AID n premium SELL
ing
Goid-ls2k6ls3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
- R1onnoND nAs FAr1rr +

- krcHAoND HAS FALLxn. DRY
goods a half price at the New York Store.
One hundred and ffsy pieces Of fast-color.
ed prints It 10 cts. yard; sixty pieces Of
good delainss 1t rs ots. gard. Nv e..
the stock i offered Il panic prices, b.v.
ing bought them 4 panic salss.
[dst-~1sl n. Gasas, Al.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

By Telegraph NEW Ycnx Aprls.
Money-Aetive at ca; per cent.
Steriing-D uliat lu9G 1921 for first class bankers
bills
aois-Active and higher opecing at l4sll advancing
to l5l5 "a and elosing at 1881
Government stocks-fiTm and more active.
$50 Coupons 1914.
ss Of ~ Reg. Coupons 1861
$40 Coupons (new issue III 1917.
1910 Coupons %
es OF ST Coupons 1917.
stoeks-Stead
C&p6S4: - C Issl<; C &RIsszS: " kPD Is;
Tcl WAITS; IT Wayne IS, A Il TH,e CAN vi
25i4; Scrf.sst4. U s VI Cert es5ss.Pnc Mail $50
NY e2tt Erie a9l4 CB 4 @ leei Hudson e6ls: Har-
lem IS; Reading ssl4; e5. ss,4;; ..roiedo -,
0 u Cert 2ls4; Quicksilver et7<.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
~ Satan will appear in your midst

sG- Satan will appear in your midst
tonight at the Atheneum. We are re-
quested by the agent Of Miltonian Tableaux
to state that tickets in packages for the
accommodation of families snd parties will
be sold during the day at Lowry's news
depot and at Brownell's, Ogden's and
Westcotts book stores. Five for Sc. No
package tickets sold at the hall In the
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
CoNs1eNMEsr SAN or Roor. ;. 6,

ooNsIeNMEzr SALE OF Doors & SHOES
Howe d Tyler have received from Bos-
ton large consignment Of Boots and
Shoes, which they propose to sell on
Thursday ths6th inst. at 10 o'clock, An.
in job lots to suit Country Merchants.--
These goods are Of the best manufacture
and latest styles, and must be sold. "a,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

aCoucrL RooM, April Sd, 1865

@CoucrL Roox, April Sd, 1865.
Council met.
Present - Aldermen Abbott, Davis,
Montague, Seaton, Ten-Eyck and Wick
ersham.
Absent-The Mayor and Aldermen
Cleghorn and Hughes.
Alderman Ten Eyck President pro TEN,
presided.
The minutes of lsst meeting were read
and approved.
A petition from Antoine Hups and six
Others asking the Council to rescind the
order past at the last meeting, req uiring
owners of the lots on the south side of
Palean street from 5th TO 7th stree to
lay plank walk, was received and laid
upon the table.
The report Of the wharfmaster for the
month OF March, showing the net re-
ceipss of Wharfage to be se79 90, was
received and ordered to be fled.
The report of the Recorder for the
quarter ending April list, 1865, showing
the amount of fines collected 10 be Sl79.
SO was received and ordered to be fled
A certificate was received from the
chief engineer Of the fire department., GER
tifying to the nomination BY the members
OF the fire department of George Hagny
asschief engineer of the FIRE department,
and Henry Tebelmnn as 6rss assistant,
and John S. Mccoy a. second assistant
engineers. Whereupon on motion said
nominations were confirmed by the Coun-
Gil.
The reports of the physicians appoint.
ed By the Board Of Health, to yaciuate all
persons in the city. not heretofore vacin.
ated, together with their bills for said
services were received and referred to the
Board of Health.
A verbal communication was presented
from the city attorney in relation to en-
ploying additional counsel, in the case,
against the city now pending in the Uni.
ted States Court for the northern distric.
OF Illinois. Whereupon il was resolved,
that the city attorney be authorized to
employ assisting counsel in the suits
now pending as aforesaid.
The following bills we're allowed, to.
wit:
H. Brownell. stationery, s1a65
B. s. Merriam, sundries, liz 30
Howell 4 Delaplain, printing, SO IS
Thos. Martin, fees a. Recorder, $50
Gas Light g. Coke Co., 81 public
lamps ono quarter, COG 90
E. C. Booth, work on the roof of
engine house, 1000
j. NJ. Hiatt. Or. salary Is Mayor, 81 so
b. >. Merriam, Cierk, 125 90
A. G. Richardson, Collector 100 90
robert wooster, Marshal, 100 90
H. D. Bartlett, Deputy Marshal, 100 90
John Oatmsn. Cal. Keeper. 1900
Il. Strong. City Attorney, 30 90
" y, y. naie, Treas. 90
W.6. Mailer, Y. =. +. d. 1850
n van Astwerp, rent OF office. 81 3d.
I. ]. Pollard. IL days service Is
Poliesaao, Is col
terly allowance, 5n m
Rolla Fire CO., quarterly allowance 81, al
M Ur'on so DOL
!, noCs's' alderman 2 meetings, Is 90
=. U'egnofn : /" 4OOI
= s. LAWS 1r ~ " 20 90 |
= N. upenss " l6 DOL
]. II. 6eaton, q 10 a 81 -
H. B. Ten.K Jck e 81 I'm
+. H. Wieksfshan . a. q a. |
ooaneil .d!s.sasd = ss,srsay - q q |
in't.. = 4 e'ee 4:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

We expect to be able at an early day
to send you more money. for We believe
In this way great deal can be done to
relieve and cheer the brave defenders Of
our country, and We cheertully engage
both heart and hand in this noble and
glorious work.
Mrs. SARAH McCoRKLE, Ptes't.
Mrs. ELIZA r. COCHRAN. Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

ss.- MUu1Iug1-J1e 1JJu(1u:
pesdsssk aTfG = - zhas i -
's1fs as1sasioa shslf sonnsnisntions ihpst
3 accompanied By the rial name Of the
pity sssdis
Tn LATE ELICx1oNs.-Ihs Union
Party AAsA earried Inc sslJctions By
iassped maeids athissysjag wAssessr
the political issue has been made. In the
States OF New Hampshire and Connseti-
cut ear nsjorities are large beyond I'll
preesdsat, while We have made clsan
sweep in Michigan on light vots. And
in the recent city elections our success
has been quite - signal and encouraging
- in the State elections. Cincinnati vas
carried BY = tremendous majority and the
German Radicals Of st. Losis stuck to their
ticket like patriots and elected it by ! ma
jority of thres thousand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

EgDon't forget the auction sale Of
boots and shoes this morning.