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First Number Now Ready.
HOURS AT HOME:
POPULAR MAGAZINE OF RELIGIOUS AND
USEFUL LITERATURE.
CONTENTS or NAY NUMBER
St. Elizabeth of Hnuslry-The Christ Of Ratonaim-
poem-G,rman Paipcrs-Thc ChimesFfed and Maria and
Me-The Influence Of archaeological Of the Aspen-The
Rivers Of tie Week in Great
Salt Lake CityKamehsmeba ILL., King Of Sandwich Islands
IT,, ,is,i. Statesman and Judsefhe Holy Spirit in the
for the Young
Also the following Articles;
LYMAN BEECHER AND MARTIN LUTHER.
By PROF. Moan PORTER
Heroes of the War.
REAR.ADMlRAL FOOTE.
Bv LEONARD BAcos, d. d.
SHORT SERMONS FOR 5. S. TEACHERS, NO I.
By REv c. 5. RosrSsoS.
CHRISTIAN STATESMEN: WHEREFORE.
by F. H. GMLErr, ID. ID.
THE MARYs; OR SILENT FAITH, &C.
ByF d. HUNTINGTON ID. ID.
HAVE WE FOUND THE NILEi
BY. p. THOMPSON, d. d.
THE MODEL MAN.
By PHILIP SCH,FF, ID. d.
Among the contributors to this number are the following
d,,insuish.d writer's +. d. Huntington, d. D.. J.
Tbonpson d. D. Leonard Bacon, d. D. Prof Noah Porter
Mrs H. C. Conani Dr. Rufus Anderson, Philip schaf, d. d.
Prof Henry B. smith, DR.. f. H. Gileit Rev C. s. Robinson
aud Henry A. Nelson, ID. d.
The number also contains graphic sketch by the late DR.
author Of Pastors Sketches and the first part oil
tale by the well known author of the Flower of the Family
with contributions from other popular female writers an'
selections from the foreign religious magazines
/ Its embellished with a mezzotint OF
ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY
after statue by the late Paul AkeT engrs'e' expressly
L. HOURS AT HOME"
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hmet III ~ bed THIS EVENING (Ihursday) May ~ ~
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M.pr, are requested to attend JlkEH BULL, nee. sec
- silver Watches
Il ~ =, ,...,i,,,on. from TWENTY to ONE hU Dhrh
1o0,ntaI,Ps zach for sale BY GEO; u ALLEN, I'm :.
ps.i~ay one d9oS below Cana ST., totmuEly No. "N""
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lAdver,isement
JEPFFRs', No. 553 Broadway, is the BEST place
TO buy Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes lie is
selling at about One-half last years prices.
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AdyertisemeDt >,
CoRys, BUYIONS, ESLARGED JOINTS ana al
disease. Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAgIs No go broadway
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Advertisement. 49,
LORDS Cleaning and Dveing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned l3g BrooDe-st, corB way
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fAdyertiseInen'.l

NEwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and TO order. Undershirts. Drawers Ildkts, Gloves
Ties. &c, sent by Express. c. o. ID. L. A. NEWELL
No. 65J Broadway.
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Gents' all wool Suits, sls.
BOYS all wool Suits, -, at ]. V. BRoKAw's.
No "a Fourthayc and No o. Lafayette place.
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.- -lAdvertisement,J ..
SrprrprCrTy invisibly connected

your windows and doors from burglars rings your table
bell coachmans bell, and servants bell No l9S broad
,roy H. HOLNEs.
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Business Notices.
4 COLD is easily taken in this ehangeabIe eli

\ COLD is easily taken in this changeable ell
top one cold thus running into anohernti tie accom-
panying Cough becomes settled and confirmed srainns and
ucknr the lungs and ultimately stimulating the PROTECTION
Of uberces majority Of existing Of clearly defined
Pulmonary Disease my thus be accounted for, and thou
lnd, eereesy allowing themselves to drift through
the preliminary symptoms under The fatal deuson that they
are troubled with nothing but cold. How obvious Is 1t
then that cold should be tsken Of from its ncipency
effort spared to d the system Of it, effects Aeura
tive readily obtanabe and Of established reputation be
found in JAMES ExpEcToaAyr end by it, use oil fears Of
dangerous results viii be dpaed Where the danger
imminent, why not resort at once to the standard
remedy
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UAdvertisenent

puIIyoss Morn POWDER Kills or Disperses
MI aud Millers An aromatic perfume succcssiu!
defnds furs and woolens. %. boxes - GEMS Id
hove. 81. Apothccaries sell 1t.
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Removed-Oflce aud Factory oil ye ChcIokce Nedi'
cinss To- M n WuliersL ". X. MERWIN.
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OUR DEAD PRESIDENT
Continued from First Pa

some are illuminated. One of the moitocs Is; Zone
". me-" Hundreds Of persons are here congTes"d r
the intenty gazing with uncOVereu hc"us' ~
troin y used all the stations slowly. al WAieu 'Des 'he
- p. 4. -......l 10 in--.l.
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SUFFRAGE IN THE SOUTH.

As we expected, the Copperhead party
is about to tate its position in favor Of
rebel suffrage in the South. The New
York World has already broached the idea
and commended it to its readers, and the
Copperheads who have been so friendly tc
the rebels while sighting against the Gov.
ernment, will not hesitate to insist on
their right 10 vote against it. The World
says that President johnson has no right
to say that rebels shall not have the right
Of suffrage, and claims that he is incon.
sistent in abiding by the State Constitu-
tions as far as excluding the negro is con.
cerned, and disregarding these same State
Constitutions by excluding the white
man.
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TT 3. AARSHAL'S Proc IA
" TION =


UNITED gTATn a. Ar
soufnnu D1vMu - B&E n
!, Peter Msiesdy, Unissd etssss - 1k -
o. loSa 90 hereby give pnblie ne1o - r mSsoe -
the United States Against one hanArl zf255~ ~
cause Of ssxure snd forfsttsre -
did, on the l1th day Of June A. D1DCf r ffkSS ~
rsst and take into my pnsssssion ~ - = -
hundred empty barrels, 800 tusAa1g ~. 6oGI Hn r.
DO Barley, 80 do Malt, 100 n Hops b1a1p5 u3Ssa
fmpectsd, sek gals, n do not nlp610oG 1f 49,
coal stove. small tubs, old fnn1an - v 101s1
anvil, grfnsstons, rs bushels whsn1S ! r. ~ -
! wise ] sst OF burr ssoss for Gl1n efrks s1w6s
iron bser tubs, highvfne tub, 1 slnk11 = &
pump, large marsh tub, vosE 49, k1G U111S
tub, hot water tub, worm tub, 4 - - = -
iron bound tubs, with balls, cosn 1nGr IT, - 4
3-pail kettle, in arch, steam bUflet, 4 Sr - Z
car iosds coal, from four hundred % ~ Y.
corn crib, slop tub, slop vat, ~ - &ox - e
belta, piping, tools and other peFsonal nSnee-
Cd with distillesy mentioned IN the II 70 - I
hereby also give pnblic notice that ~ RI =
the return Of ssid warrxnt and the h6a5l 6an1 =
is the nryt Tuesday Of Augusf, bstngnh4 l. 14 49,
gust, A. 1855. and hereby sdmo1f1< 111 ~
persons claiming any interest In ~ - Nu 1l1o1n,
sf aiia or knowing having anytAl1g 1l(0&N N1w -
same should not be decreed to be fcrfo114 r T11
ttates and be condemned and cold 10 emouk t9fnu00
Of said libellsnt, that they be and aPps ho4G1D1B
District said 1sf day Of August, 161G = 00G ~
when and where said III be heagA - ~ 49,
to nterpose their claims and s111 nfGf3 -
nation and make ther allegations in IL hez -
PETER NKx.UD3s
U. 8. Marshal for the Gnn4e " IeWA-
By X ruL1SG, 19sV.
Keokuk, Lee Co. Iowa, June II, 1888.
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TAs xslISv rsvsr I,st.
Especial to Times b
Warrington, June 22.

V0niu8On, June Il.
The President pardoesd to-day Joshu,
Hill. sx-member Of Cosgrsss from Geor.
gle, Francis L. Smith Of Virgins, and g
J.Hysms q kishigan,ons Of the HiisssDe1
in the assassination case, who, il will be
recollsctsd, testified that upon agreenss,
with Dr.. Blackburn in Canada he brought
70 this city and sold here Last August sev.
eral cases Of shirts that were infected
With yellow fever and small pox for which
disboiioal work be vas>so be paid slOO, !.
600 by the rsbel agents il Canada.
A delegation Of virginians represent
ing the radical sentiment waited upon the
.Presides and uttered their complaints
against Gov. Pierpont. They complain
that he he's not backbone enough.
sanford Conover. the important gov
eminent witness. who hss Just returned
here from Canada. will again be put upon
the stand tomorrow aad will then ex-
plain the easss of his detention il Canada
snd the manner in which the rebels thers
forced him to sign false a6idavis with 1
loaded pistol at his head.
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Fran Califaraia.
San Francisco, June

San Francisco, juno 20.
A dispatch from New West Minister,
Capital Of British Columbia, says The
work of striaging the wires Of the Rus
sian Telegraph Line commenced to day in
this city. A large force is employ and
We will soon be in telegraph communiea-
siou with the great mining camps Of Car
ibos and intermediats towns.
The CITY election 1t Portland, Oregon,
ysstsrdsy, resulted in the complete tus-
cess Of the Union ticket, with scarcely
any opposition.
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millstone around the neck Of the party,
pulling it down to hopeless political per.
dition. yet We concede the strength Of tht
party in this State is being increased.
The new Coastitu.ioa has been adopted
in Missouri. and the Copperhead ranks
bore will be svelled BY men whom the
loyel men Of our sister State deem unil
to vote or live thsre. Here will come
these who have toha down the American
Flag aud vowed thfa il should not wave
over them. We have such alresdy in oul
midst. Here will come former rebsl col
diers from Prices army, who laid waste
Missouri and called in Indian allies to
scalp our Iowa soldiers At Pea Ridge
They will vote the Copperhead ticket
Here will come guerrillss and bushwhaok-
ers, 6ends who have murdered men and
outraged women, and burned the houses
that sheltered children. They will vote
the Copperhead ticket. There was a
Csntralia massacre, where Iowa soldiers,
our friends and neighbors. were murdered
in cold blood BY Anderson's band, and
their bodies mutilated. and wounded men
burned in the cars where they lay. Some
of these same blood-staired miscreants
may seek residence here. and they will
make a rare addition to the Copperhead
strength. But few months ago our CIT
isens followed to his grave in tsars and
sorrow one of Keokuk's honored sons
He had been ambushed and slain, his
body too greatly marred for even the eye
Of Affections to rest upon. But the vote of
some Of Qaautrelrs men may yet try to
make Oopperhead Governor of Iowa, or
even a Democratic Mayor Of our own
city within the corporate limiise of which
Curtis sleeps.
Ay +! the Democratic vote in this State
will be doubtless increased, but there
are not traitors enough to immigrate from
Missouri to make the party successful
here. The bright record of gallant Iowa.
its fair escutcheon, will not be stained
by Copperhead victory. Union men
may differ. but not the question of negro
suffrage-which, as it cannot be settled,
does not really become an issue 10 this
campaign-"nor principalities nor pow.
ers, nor things present nor thing, to
come, nor height nor depth. nor any
other creature" shall cause Union men
to infuse vitality into a party which was
born Of treason. or give office to men who
have been the foes of the Government it
has cost the loyal people Of Iowa aud the
country SO much to preserve.
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New York, June 2

Y
The Lynchburg Republican says
A brother of the guerrilla leader. Mos
BY, recently appeared q the Provost
Marshsl's Office in Lynohburg, and in
quirsd il the partisan chief would be pa
rolled il be surrendered himself to which
an affirmative answer Vas given. A few
days afterwards Aosby made his appear
anoe, but in the meantime orders had
been received from Richmond not to pa
role him, aud as he had come in under
promise Of safeguard. the Provost Mar
seal felt bound in homer not to take ad-
vantage Of his position, but ordered him
to leave Lynchbargh, which the soldiers
were ordered TO see that he did without
molestation.
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Traitors Pasdsned-1n1ian A1sirs.
Washington, june IS.


In addition to thoss hsrstofors men.
toned, the following persons have applies
for and received the Pfssident's pardon
under HE proclamation Of the 18th Of
Nay last: Il H Stssrt Of Va, john B
Davis, Tenn; B B Kingsburg. Texas; \
III CresWell, Nd. Also tho following
named residents Of North Caroline; B b
Donnsll. I'd Cunningham, r H Kings
burg, 7 . Hogg. A H Dovell, n s Pct
egrew, i A Saith, n 81 Willard, G Hsr-
ris, ] Asnsiag, Jr, Wm H Oliver, s s
Harrew, ] L Mckee, 4 G Reid, G
Winssed, B @ D Beanep, J n Parrot, J
Il Stevenson, B G Hay, D A Murphy, A
Davis, B r williamson. J NJ Peck, w
b Wood, r S Tacker, N Ivy. G w Har-
wood, J II Leach, J Dsvsraax, Lewis P
Old.
The President has directed Hon. w P
Dole, Commissioners Of Indian Affairs, 70
proceed to the Indian country and %
effect important treaties with hostile and
peaosable Indians. In HE instructions
to Mr.. Dole, the President says he
deems the present ; fitting time for re-
newed sforts TO press upon Indians the
necessity for abandonisg their 0jld and
rowing habits and adopting in their
stead the moro peaceful and industrious
arts Of civilizedIlife There il no loseer
any region Of territory left within The
United States where their rude modes of
life can prevail - formerly. They are
being pressed and hemmed in on every
side BY the advancing settIsnentss Of an
enterprising people, and they must there
for adopt themselves to the new order Of
things. and to live in peaos among them
selves and with their vhits aeighbors. OF
they must inevitably perish. The policy
Of settling them upon suitable reservations
where they may, with the sid Of the friend
ship Of the governmeat, be able TO subsist
themselves by agriculture and other iu-
dustrious pursuits 10 left without alserna-
tive.
These views have doubtless impressed
themselves upon you during the period
you have had the immediate direction of
our Indian relations, and your experience
10 treating with tho 4ndisns and famili-
arity with their character, seem to point
you out - the proper officer Of the Indian
Department TO visit the various tribes in
the Territories, and to enter into such
treaties With them - will best secure
permanent tranquility on our borders and
promote their future welfare and prosper
ity.
The commanders Of the various militia
~ districts and forts have bsen instructed
TO co operate with Mr.. Dole and 10 rem
der him oil the assistance be may require.
Mr.. Dole has been unwell for several
days, but is nov discharging the duties
Of bis Office aud viii soon b able 70
leave for tie west.
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Auburn. N, Y, June "a

Auuutus Az. ~ 1Uue I'D.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Wm. III.
Seward left Washington Thursday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock in special car pro-
vided by the B. u o. R. T., in charge of
the Assistant Superintendent Distart, and
arrived in this city at 6-o'clock this morn
ing. The remains we're accompanied to
this city BY Secretary Seward and Fannie
Seward, Maj. Gen. Hancock, Brig. Gen.
Mitchell, of Gen. Hancoek's staff, Ind
Major Norris, Surgeon U. s. army, one
Of the surgeons who attended Secretary
Stewards family. The funeral Of the de-
ceased will take place At 81. Peters
ohurh 10 this CITY on Sunday at ; p. b.
Secretary Stewards health does not seem
70 have been injured by the journey. He
bore the fatigue remarkably well.
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DIED,

On Friday, June 35d, 1t O'Clock Az, HARRr JAcrF,
of Jacob and Sarah schlofter aged year month
and = days.
Friends of the Iay invited 10 attend the funera
this afternoon At 2oclock from their residence Bank,
bssween 18th and 18th streets.
Ia this city, the 1-I inst, Miss g. ri NAx,orx
The funeral Will take place to-day At TO lceock N.
from the Billings House nds OF the family in
vited ~ attend withcut further notice.
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The steamship Ariel, Of the Texas ex-
pedition, sailed Today.
Six hundred rsbel prisoners arrived
today from Baltimore, boand to City
Point.
The steamer Ranger, from Hilton
Head, brings Savannah papsss - the
18th. No news.
The wheat drops il Georgia ars nov
being harvested, With fhir ssessoes Rsina
il ths iatssior ksvs 49, a6rn1ant.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
DFfrrr CoLLEcYoR's nryIcK,
KEoKux, Iowa, June 20, 1896.

DErrrY CoLLEcYoR's nryIcE
KHcKux, lows, June 70, 1896 /
Public notice 10 hereby given that the annual list for
the year commencing May lst 1865 has been returned
this Office by the Assessor liz embraces Licenses
Taxes Incomes ,Carrsges Gold Watches Pianos and
Silver Plate, &c.
Payment is forthwith demanded Of all persons whose
names said lists
Ten per cent will be added on al Income Taxes not
paid the 3oth OF June nt after days notice
ing been given from the Both of Jnne, 1866
Ten per cent penalty will be incurred all other tax
e not paid within twenty days from this date
License must be paid at once otherwise penalty of
three times the amount OF the license years
prfsonment, will be enforced is allowed to
transact business without Merely having ap
piled for license Is protection.
will attend at Office 81 street. in the city OF
Keoknk for the time named above receive payment
ofthe above named list.
JOHN @. WALKER, Dept'y Col,
tune23 23d6tkwlt let Divis 1st Col. Dist. Iowa.
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~ The New York World pitches in

~ The New York World pitches into
the colored troops and abuses the negro
race in general. because of some mutt.
mons manifestations on the part of q col
ored regiment. But within twenty-foul
hours of the colored emegte, there were
three different bodies Of white troops who
were guilty of like misconduct, about
which the World says never . wcrd.-
Must negro troops alone prove faulllcss
OF are we to expect some Of ths "old
Adam" to exhibit itself in their conduc,
as well as in that of white soldiers.
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Plymouth, N. H., June a3.

JSS"5 ~ III = VUuo <os
The National Council Of Conereea.
tionai Churches, numbering about one
thousand persons. arrived at Plymouth
By an extra train yesterday, and after
holding regular session on Burial Hill,
proceeded to Plymouth Rock, where 1
photograph of the Assembly vas taken.
They afterwards visited Plymouth Hall
and other points Of interest.
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n s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
- TION.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA1
SOUTHERN DryIsIoy or Iow.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA1
sourHRxx DIVISION or Iowa
l. Peter Meendy, United States Marshal for the State
Of loxa do hereby give public notice that in the case Of
the United States agoinst shelter 1t chr in
Of seizure and forfeiture OF Congress
did, the 2lst day of June 1865 at franklin Cen
tire. Lee COUNT Iowa arrest atd take into nv pe
sion for safe custody shelter vash kettle
va h tub, cold water tnh yeastng tubs mash vat
large whisky Tub tbls vinegar, cold water vat
still, heater, doubier and tub, beer pump
cold water pump. vinegar tubs And hereby also
give public notice that the time assigned the return
cf rid and hearing of this the lst Tues.
day Of August being the first dss of August A 1865
and hereby sdmoBish and all persons caimne
any interest In said shelter a or knowing or
having anything TO say Why the should not be de-
creed to be forfeited the United States and be con
demned and sold &c the prayer Of said leant
that they be and app before raid District Court at ,s
in the city OF keoknk in said District on said st
day Of August, 1sd5, at o'clock when and here
said will be heard then aud there to interrose
their claims and said libel of information and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELEyDY.
U.s. Marshal fir the State ef Iowa
By H. FULTON, Deputy
keokuk Lee Co, Iowa, June 24-d4w.
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New York, juno IS.

New York, June IS.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
Gen. Grants health 10 sonwhat i'm
paired By arduous service and he will
probably seek few weeks reposs.
Gan. Howard has received very favor.
able information from Arkansas aad Mis-
sousi respecting the condition ef the
freedmen. In Missouri only 236 colofed
people are supported BY the gov.
ernmsnt against 4. 4.462 whites.
The Posts special says:
Attorneys are daily plscing o. Gle ap
plications for pardon for thsir clissts.
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I s. MARSHALtS PROCLAMA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Srfpruwp~ n,-x.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa / !
feftr Aeiendy, United States Marshal for tbe s..ts
oa iowa DO hereby give public notice that IN tba u
ths states against t~o bbis highwines It ci II
sasofe ana forf-iiHre ubder acts of Congress
did, on the 2lsf day OF June D. 1866 in the sown
shp % Les eosnty. and take iu,o
posstoa ,of sale castody two bbis highwines recti
fying tue. naash tab, stu this ! deubier eonn~r
sui hot wasef kettle, copper worms, cold rateT
vat ANA hereby Aso give public notice that the tine
assigned for the retnrn Of sail warrant and The
OF ths czse . the BRIT Tuesday Of Aususf being the mrs,
dsy o. AuEuss, 1865, and hereby admonish h mi
sum ons ali p-rsons eiaamn any interest in sad fvo
beis OF hisvines II eliza. knowing having
10 say Why the same should be decre-d 20 be orft
I'd 70 the United States and h~ condeu- I'd Ana s,d -
answer the prayer OF said teilsnt they be and
Pear besore said District Court rcens IN the cit, ~
hepkHk ia said Dtai-t said It day OF Augu,t Isss
At o'clock p m, ~hen and where said cau.e vii h.
heard thea and there TO interose their claims and an
ssrf fsid pra OF information and make their allegations
10 th&s behalf PETER MELENDT
T. .. Marshal for State of Iowa
By IL. FULTON, Deputy
Ke6kuk Lee Co. Iowa, June 2l-dsw
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~The southern scoundrel Who ad

@The southern scoundrel who ad
vertised in an Alabama paper last fall, to
procure the assassination of the President
Of the United States for million of dol.
lars, has been arrested. He is lawyer
by the name Of Gayle, and represents that
it WAS mere innocent joke on his part
II Booth was alive he might also claim.
that be was merely playing . practical
joke on the audience at Ford's Theatre.
when he assassinated President Lincoln.
And JEFF Davis probably BY this time 'rs-
gsrds the part he took in the rebellion u
rather sorry joke. and the coppeFheads
ssem 10 think that the Chicago platform
was : very stupid joke, as matters turned
ont.
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I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

i Isl UF IEIIFftS KEMAINING
IL in the Post Once, a, Keoknk, the Sd day Of
June, 1865.
U4To obtain sny ofthese letters the applicants must
call for adpevsises Eaters give the date Of his s and
pay one cent for advertising.
AIf called for within 1ssfA they will be
to the Dead Letter Once.
NJ B-A reqn<<tfor the resnra of letter the writer
II unclaimed within thirty day less written printed
with the writers PesteGss and State across the
ieftand eud of the envelope the face side will lie
complied with the usual prepaid Of postage pay
able when the fetteris delivered to the wrterSec
La of1 sG3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-24
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Chas. Cirriogtoo. murderer Of Police
man Dill, aod who vas yesterday zen
tenced TO be hung on the 1lth Of Aa-
gus, escaped last night with three Tris-
oners named Levi Givins, James Kslly.
and Thos. Picker, from iail in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-24
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A hihnss House In the evening - hAif past tight
All m:sons With their Ladies' requested to attend