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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Dec. l1.-Boforc
Jrstires NELSON aud BENEDICT

InPORTAST INTi RSAL REVENUE QUESTION.
Tho l1k tor Savings Ia the city Of Ntwiois ag, Maun
ien Il. fied. 49, ,
This cause was removed To this Court upon cer-
or,r from the Slrr,ns Court OF this state whencs pre-
mnsry junction had issued restraining the defendant "a
COLLECTOR 81 Internal Revenue IRON attempting 10 collect any
tur from tho plsin1 its deposits Upon the hearing Of the
cause Ia t. Court the Judges oPpo'ed IN opinion upon
seyeral que.tions Of law, oug which were these
Whether Cd the Ccgit Cent has power and II 80 whether
this 10 proper 1f exercising TIE power 10 rrstnin hN
Junction the collection Of tax aud ~ whether tho pam
I'm liable TO pay tiS on the moneys held by subject "a
o,yuent upon o. draft The points Of Disagreement
have been certified the supreme Court OF the United states
sud II thought that the will be argued there THIS WIN
ter II involves very Afre aud important Interests the amount
Of held by Savings Banks In this state alone being ove
4 100 900, 400.
For the complainant, Judge W +. Allen for respondent
Mr Couftney Assistant DistrcAttoney, and g. l. iowoy
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DEc. l3-Beior'
Judge SHIPsAS
ANOTHER CONVICTION FOE C0USTERfEITlNG.
United States sr. 7. Fafe.
In this cesc the prisoner, indicted for passing
counterfeit bill at the Broadway concert saloons WA
irifd and convicted The prisoner remanded for sen
=.
Mr g O. Courtney for the Government Mr.. j. J. Colwsl
for the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

A company has been organized in Spain for
Che purpose OF laying a Submarine Geographic cable
between Cuba and the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

On ,sh forward the preparations Of vessels for sea
rbo iailor who connived at the escape OF Sfepoens
The Fe6an Head Center of Ireland has been comm'eu
for trial r., from New.
York has arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

The Banqor Times reports the closing Of Tho
Pcnobscot River with ice and patbeticay bds adieu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

COURT or COMYOS PLF,s-sPrcAL Tthx-Drc. IA
Hclog. iudg- .HDoro.
DirIsfoSs.
Murphy ac, Lockwood.-Iho motion must b'
l-uIe,! 9 10 costs -ay sb.ie "vcni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS ofFlCE-Dsc.
-Eea.r. Comuissiourr OsBoHsr
TIE ALLEGED MURDER on BOARD HE VALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

Tho People ex. rel Roher; g. Bonestcel agt. VI
T. Motion ior insndamns granted
Antoine Fn-a,e sy' Isnas Baurrf-hoi ON 20 dschEfs
nom sffrtl teuisd, With 10 cos,s. 70 apifo event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
NEGROES AND rHa PHILADELPHIA STREE

RaILRoAps--The contests between negro passengers
and street car conductors s continue In Philadelphia
aud cars are nearly every day Purposely thrown Ioo
70 compel colored persons to vacste them. AnotneS
arcnrred on tuesday the negro insisting on hs
right to ride and the conductor In consequence tosow
ne The car rom the track and detaching the horses:
s was occasioned aud II IL feared tnaa
,nsss contests may eventually lead to violence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
MISSIONARY Work AT HOME.-On Tuesday

evening the City Mission held meeting IN the Cannon
:, rants. Church. Mr. wetmors officiating chair.
"a number OF the missionaries gave accounts %
the work in progress. showing the intemperate 70.
claimed the prisoners reformed the SICK visited the
renoy sted and brokendown affairs repaired. A young
soldier who had received the truth fion missionary.
while at one OF the depots in this city now that the va!
to Join tho soldiers Of the cross ~ leader IN
lie conflict between truth and error gas
and darkness, holiness and sim. The Rev. MI Fnller.
L pastor O. the church. spoke briefly OF his great inter.
est ia the proceedings and the indispensable necessity
OF such work this, II We would save the city, and
tle duty Of every to cooperate. Ia the statistical
tables notice the following figures: 353 missionary
visits 3s meetings. IS temperance pledgesi $40 per:
sons 10 church; 229 children aud Youth to day and
sabbath schools - bibles and testauents. and lo2o
taCts distributed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

STABBIyG AFFRAY.-A stranger who had
hired team at Andersons stables, Nos. 200 and ~
West Twenty seyenth.st.. returning 1t on honaay
night refused to pay for It. During the controversy
the stable named Richard Foster tho latter was stables
several tunes In the head by tho stranger, reee'tne
slight wounds The assailant then fed pursued 0! me
police. but managed 70 escape.
PRIZE FIGur BROKEN Up.-On tuesday
evening marty of oafers the pier at the
foot of Thrtieth-sk T. r.. TO witness pri1e-ngnS
Cant Burdiok of Tho Twenty first Precinct WIN
| nj stoon of men. dispersed the assembiage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
Juiy next sha proceed to sell tn highest bidder
for cash. ct public auction, the following real ents in
the county q Les and State Of Iowa 10
BE- - pay the debt hereafter snfsoned,
The un1Siaed fourth Of twenty fest front
Hifth street By onU huudrsd feet Deep sxty feet from
Johnson ssresf and Mxty from the alley n block SO
ofshs city - Keokuk bsins parts q lots and Of said
block sso, the undivided half q ot IN block q aAd
~usrter of section 90 township 81 north range west
s1d cuunty.
The .Sose sae b mae by virtue Of deed Of trust
v.v,r~ sn3d resl estate by Peter w. Potter daaed
~ ash day u Fsbfuary, A. D. 1850. wherein - ~
fAnrized % sel sid property g pay csrtan dshts IN
0ell thsU shsuM not - "a uianin tustse noaaA
npG - 49, ~ satd deo1 ~ HnA ~ 49, IN 1ak
6U1rt Hsass in the city u ksoknk bstvssa ths kous
It Z o'cleck ana o'cseek 2:
31ns5-laR un2A1 1Ak1 6u1eA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
Commissioners from Magruder
New York, june 8.

New Orleans dates to the 8Ist ult. are
received.
CD. Abel Smith and W. r. Belimyer.
Commissioners, sent by HAgruder to set
tie terms for the surrender OF the rebel
forces in Texas had arrived. When sent
Magruder knew nothing Of the surrender
of Kirby Smith. They state that they
represent fully the civil authorities also.
Gen. Candy told them he could NOS
recognize the civil authorities bat would
grant the Commissioners :ist4rvisw.-
They represent that the people of Isxns
will return to the Union without the least
rsssrvatioa. They do not wish 70 ct ap
any barriers between themselves and any
other States East, West or North. They
ars aaxiess aad long have been 70 retara
to II Usion. They return 70 it . Il il,
without slsia 1pos tho pest and sesspt
ths situation purs and simple.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
U. y. INTERNAL REVENUE.


UFFItE z z. AFSESSJK INTEKNAE KENENVK
fRsr CoLIEc1ias DssrsIcr,
Mt. PLRAsAxI, Henry Co, Iowa, june 1st, 1865.
Notice Is hereby given that the Lists Of Valuations and
Enumerstons of Property, Ac sofseet under tine
Act TO provide Internal Revenue support the Gov
ernment md pay Interest the Pnbfe Deb1 approved
June 30sh ss& the andasory Act approved March
3, 1861 made and taken by VI C. Stripe i EfnIey and
John Csypoole Assistant Assessors Of the lst "a and
18th Divisions in the county Lee Of said District viii
remain open for the examination of all persons interest
ed fer The space of fseen Days from the date hereof
the Offices Of said Assistant in Lee county, and
Immediately after the exprsio said fifteen DAYS
the 21d day Of June l5s5 the ofe Of W c. stripe
in the city Of Eeoknk and county Of Lee between the
hourr Of and Of sail day. win receive and
determine ali appeals relative
vsnatos enumerations made and taken by the said
Assistant ASSESSOR All appeals 10 the Assessor aFe
said must be made In writing aud specify the particular
caus- matter thing respectng which decision IN
gusste aud the ground principle 9f inequality
or complained Of. Z. NJ. FIcKEL,
juneE-dtd Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
NEW BooKsl
This day received at t-
Ogdcn's City Book store.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
Nem advertisements.
NTATE OF Iowa, Lee County, SIS.

In the District Court Of said County at geoknk
All K. Johnston. Piafn,fF ". Ten Eyek Isabella
Ten Eyck Lowell Hose and A. 3. Tyler partners an-
der firm name of Howe Tyler. DefcHfcHfs.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action on file in the
Clerks oce Of the District Court aforesaid duly verified
In behalf Of the above named Plaintiff against you and
claiming against you l. W. Ten-Esck. decree In til
sum Of sss1 and 3ileo with per interest there
oA from August ~, lS64 - money due your proms-
sofy note and against all the def ndants the FORE
closure Of mort gage the half OF lot No. in
block No six s61 ksokuk Iowa. and that proceeds
OF the sale premises be applied after paym
OF said decree TO the payment of due
cured by said gag that the all
PENDANTS In and TO said realty be forever barred and
closed and for other and general relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto be-
fore of the second day of the of said
Court. to commence the FIRST Monday Of September
1855 judgment VIII be rendered against yoa, prayed
for in said petition. ROBERT IL. GILMORE
Revenue stamp Soc Sol. for Pet'r.
jun9-d4w ffri1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

New York, June 8.
The resolutions adopted last night de-
clare that the syency Of the State was
chosea for the Dassgenent Of local and
domestic affairs. while the xeency Of the
Federal Governments is chosen. 10 a.tesd
TO national and foreign affairs: full faith in
Andrew Johnson; that treason is the u,ost
henious of crimes and must be punished
according to law; thanks 70 the army and
navy; strongly reiteratiDg and endorsing
the Monroe Doctrine; equal suffrage to
white and black; approving President
Johnson's refusal to recognizs the pre-
tended governments of the rebel States;
expectation of reparation for injuries in
Aic,sd upon our commerce by the conni-
vance of foreign powers; rejoicing that
civil hw is soon to be everywhere restored;
deprecating party divisions and urging .
cordial and united support Of the Admin
istration.
These resolutions we're enthusiastically
adopted and fully endorsed.
+ The meeting was one of the largest
ever held 10 the city.
The reception Of Gen. GIANT was en-.
thusiastic beyond precedent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

Albasy, Nay {

~ Albany, Nay 8.
The governor has issued to-day the fol
lowing address to The soldiers Of u,
State: H. s -
| Soldiers ef Nsv York :-Yoor con
seney. your patriotism, yosr faithful Ger
vices an1 yosf valoe have ealminated i
tthe uaintsnsncs Of the govetnment. thu
undication Of the Consultation and Law,
and the psrpssaity of the Uaiou. You
have eisvstsd the dignity, brixhtsoed ths
renown and enriched Tho history Of your
State. .sXoa have furnished . the world
. grand illustration Of oaf American man.
hood. of our devotion to liberty and OF the
pphty an4 nobj0ity of OF insitutions.-.
Soldiers, year 6tats thaaks goa and gives
Jon the pss5gs q her lsssiaE grst;tade.
ShS losae with pride upes .your elori-
Gus achievements and ooosecrstes herself
to you for al time for your unfalterin .
hesoism.
To you Nsv York willingly entrus.ed
her honor, her fair name and her great
dsstinies. You have proved yourself vor-
thy Of the confidence reposed in you and
have returned them fully With added lus-
Ire and increased value.
The coming home Of oil our soldiers it
10 hepsd y not far distant. We welcome
yoa aad rejoice with y0u upon the pesee
which .yosr. .vaIor.: hes achieved. Yosr
honoEabls scam Ne regard = the truess
badge of your bravery and the highest
evidences Of the purity and patriotism
which animated You. Sadly yet proudly
we received as the emblem of heroic en-
dmaace y0ss htteFsd ssd torn >osisasI
and foedly dspoGis thees relics of Story
with their cherished memories and en-
deariag sssesiations in sur appointed d.
positaciss With.svslliag hsarts 70 nov
bid you God speed. With glowing pride
and deepened fervor We say Welcome to
The returning veterans. We have watch
ID you through the perilous period Of
POUR absence, rejoicing ct POUR victories
md meuroipg in Jour defeats. We will
'rsasure your legends, your brave ex-
ploass sad the glon6ed memory OF your
lead comrsdes, and in record more imper-
shabIe tha1 the n0aumaaA or ths past
md enduring ~ the liberties you have s--
cured, the people will regard with jealous |
'ride your welfare and honor, not for.
Eettiag tho widow and fatherless and |
md those who we're dependent upon the |
49,. The fame and glory you have won
of the State and the nation shaiibe trans
nitssd to our children - . most precious
egssy, svsr 10 b cAerished and reverent-
J to be preserved.
(Signed) r. e. FESrox.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

The MAD ITcH "A strange and fatal
disease among cattle is prevailing to some
extent in this county which the farmers
call "mad itch.'' When attacked By it
the head of the animal svells, accompa-
MED by an itching that renders the vic
tim furious, and in its attempt to relieve
itself frequently scratches off the hair and
skin. The disease in most cAses termi-
mates fatally in from six to twelve hours
after the animal is attacked. Several far
msrs have lost number of valuable oxen
by this singular disease, and it is feared
that it may spread.-[St 10. Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
New York Jnne 8.

New York. J nne 8.
The steamer Costa Rica brousht t57O..
600 in treasure.
The Sons of Connectieut give . recep,
tion to Maj. Gen. Terry next Saturday
evening.
: r. s 8. Andrew has been appointed
special agent of the Treasury Department.
He will soon leave to arrange details OF
the Onstsns - fAe rsopenine OF Charles
toa, Savannah, Mobile and other South
esn ports.
New Orleans papers of the s. st state
that the coa ntry in the neighborhood OF
Brashsar City. on Berwick bay, il inun-
dated some fifteen feet By the recent Gre
vase. causing CREST distress BY ,he loss Of
40 immense amount of property.
The steamer Liuerick sailed this D. m
for Europe with quarter of million in
specie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

VIoLKNCE THREArKHED.-We learn,
just - We go to press, that the rebels and
sympathisers of Union. Fabiss, Round
Grove and Warren townships. are threat
ening to vote on the 9th Of June, regard
less of osths or judges. II this is 70 be
the rule, loyal men may as well under
stand it. In case military forces cannot
be sent to protect the judges and sustain
them in preventing illegal voting it will
Be their duty to close the polls. No
amount OF violence should be permitted
to thrust illegal ballots into the ballot.
box.-[ Hannibal Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

@A correspondent Of the New York
Tribane, describing DAvis' northsard
journey, says: The prisoners, in aubu.
iances, preceded By the band Of the 4th
Michigan cavalry, playiag frst "Yankee
Doodle" which had evidently dspress-
ing influence on the fselines Of Mr. Davis;
bat when, in few minutes, Tie bead
struck into the somewhat familiar air Of
"John Browns soul marehing on" il
was too mach for endusaase, ard be 20
tuslly fell PROSTATE in the ambulanoe,
and vas kept concealed from viex by hid
iriends fos 3 oonoid dsfa6l6 ~ sSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09
FOR SALE.
Il -s 6 asw
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE!

One Of the most desirable and handsomesf ocstons =
ING Missksippi Valley for residence situated the
blan above the ty sn GRIND ksenne snd less than h
miie ron the old city limits containing acres With
one story frame housr rooms The grounds thor
9o&p planted with the greatest abundance Of choice
fmt ana Shade TYees. ehfnbtery, etc moo worth ~
ErWt can be raised fhts scosoa the property.
Tor terms, etc, apply on the premises TO
tane1 dim CHAS. REPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

Referring TO the above card, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens OF Keokuk that shall eudeavor
10 sustain the former good name Of House keeping
stock OF goods on hand Of class unsurpassed in quail
ity md will In fArt continue the business in all it,
hrnnchee
Mr.. HueH RnAHER, who has for Eve years been
the Cutter in this House, will remain with in that
capacity. UunesI JOHN A. MAXWELL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

f1ar houu, and ths other about ons hun.
deed barrels in ~ same time, and 4 I
depth not exceeding ono husdred fset.-
he third we'll at the depth Of Abort thirty
feet osly, yielded Eve barrels in twenty
four hesrs, ssd the boring was still pro-
gresasg. w
Kentucky, rich in her minerals as she
has ever been in her agricultural wealth,
will sooa attain position which her mosi
devoted and sanguine citizens scarcely
dreamed Of sad the time is near 1t hand
when the banks of Green river will be
haed With hnndreds Of derricks, and
Thousands Of barrels of petroleum will be
drawn TO the surface Of the earth from its
secret recesses where it has been accumu-
iating for ages, and Kentucky, like Penn
sylvania. will be astonishsd at the ricLes
thus suddenly develop d, ., d which have
so long remained buried beneath her soil
and underlying her sandstone.
GKoLoaIsT.
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- The Worcester spy mentions tn

A-Ths Worcester SPY mentions that
"a hangman's rope, made two years ago
of South Carolina hemp, to hang JEFF.
Davis with, was forwarded from Worces-
ter, Mass, to Washington, on Monday.
1t was made by Mrs. Psrmenter, q dsuga-
ter of Captain Peter Slater, who it will
be remembered by our old residents, wa.
the builder Of the FIRST rope walk out of
Boston, ever established in Massachusetts,
The maker of the rope wishes to have it
speedily used" Let Us own that we
should have greatly preferred seeing this
present offered to the Government BY one
Of the male sex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

Du 1srrserein bn tsf4lsfn, eiae 3mA>94sIt
fhr 4n6Sta II tssSnen- xssn0 DIIts VT otk
kstms tuffiien SssEnsbnen- 4srDibnnDen 4NDn
esntas unb Rittps4 4fsubs ssn ~ ulr aatt.
Nnmslhuneen f5nntn td 7urner 0elte, p6ty an
Dienffas unb Drnrtrnas Atenb auf I'm 4HYnpssee
etmudt Sesbtn. Her untnrih8 lslget 25 Gute ~
&saat fur sintn Rnatsu.
! jss-dSt ~ 4. AAats esrsAss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

pond, skating pond, boot and shoe, hs
land cap, and trunk dspartments.. Intel
spersed through the building, loo ereau
and lemonade stands will Be found, whicl
prove to be very welcome to che visito
after . fatiguing walk of several mile
through the Fair buildings.
In Bryan Hall, aboas Ibar Or fv,
squares from the main building, is th,
Trophy and Art Gallery. Here will Il.
visitor tarry 10 utter anasemsat at wha,
he viii behold. No pen can do this do.
partmeut full justice. Willing attendant.
are present to answer the thoussnd ques-
tions which are asked in relation to the
ancient and unique articles on exhibition.
Several hours can be put in in this large
and spacious hall, and tho visitor viii
pass out wondering where 80 many won
derful things came from, and what labor
of love it vas TO arrange thsn 10 such .
tastsfnl manner.
The Monitor Hall, which is calculated
10 represent the famous fight between the
Monitor and Merrimac, is . complete ex-
hibition of itself, and was crowded al the
time by eager visitors. The scene, a 1t
is supposed to have appeared, is arranged
in miniature style. The amaIl combat
tants are propelled BY engines and ma
chinery. apparently complete in every
part, and with zone wooding'' will run
for an hour or more. As they approach
each other a ready haad touches Of their
guns, which is the signal for the opening
of the shore-batteries. Tho represents.
lion is said to be correct.
The famous OK, General Grant, drew
|arge audiences.
We spent four days at the Fair md
then had not witnessed oil to be seen, bu,
had TO be content.
1t will be proper to say that We were
,ot entirely unmindful of the interests of
'ur numerous patrons while We were en-
Dying such feast, ss We ordered . new
lress for the GATE CIrY, which is to be |
manufactured expressly for it by Messrs |
I. johnson Il Co., type founders of Phila-
ielphia, and delivered about the 18th or |
10th Of this month.
Some few notes of our trip to Niagara
Falls will be given in next issue. !
AThe conduct of the rebels in Saint |
Louis on election day, furnishes fair in
lication Of what may be expected through
,ut the South. The rebels en- naasse went
10 the polls and perjured themselves With
'ut a twinge of conscience and voted
against the new constitution. Their mum.
Der is SO great that it will secure them
mpunity from punishment, and with the
lid Of the CONSERVATIVE chaps" they
will soon reconquer Missouri by the bal
Ios, for it must b remembered that it re.
luired the introduction of Union troops
from Iowa and other States to wrest it
from them by the bullet.
AThe Worcester spy mentions that
"a hangman's rope, made two years ago
of South Carolina hemp, to hang JEFF.
Davis with, was forwarded from Worces-
ter, Mass, to Washington, on Monday.
IL IL d
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MARRIED..

On Nedaesdsy evening, 'sA inst, by Rev. james
Brown al the residence the brides father Mr. JeHS
d. RaEsHxAx 10 Miss LoKrrrR CRAZE both Of this city
1Le loaf Of wedding cake which accompanied the
above notice excellent and for which many thanks
sre extended 10 the thoughtful couple.
We wish friend Dick and his bride long and hap
py life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

EF There is 10 Portland a returned
soldier alive and apparently well, who has
been shot directly through the head, the
hole where the bali entered and passed
out being distinctly visible.