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i6e bonn 25. Corps, batirt pom 10. meloet,
DAP Die &ebeIlen &annen auf benz Sames am
8. Seuer er0fneten, ater ouleIbe baIO pieuer
einite[ten.
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9~lEfunft pun misrepresentation cefansenem in
91etp Orleans.

Nem 0Ort, II. Wldrj. Gin SrieI pom
81. 3. sc. aus Stem Orleans meloet, boB bort
1900 auSgewedieIte @efangene, barunter cine
9rpBe An3ubl gtapp OfliSiere BON SeraS ange>
fpmrten Iin6.
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henfgIde:
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DISCRIMINATION MFRS ahermnn,a arnninnthoss

AS'ImIN8tOn mlrD Sbetniam'S YrODiantbaIIs.
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9ampfer u8irsinia" BON @ilminotOn erfabren
mir, DAB bort cine 8rOpiantbalis fir General
Sherman etablirt tpiro.
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GemtSdses GrbcttS= OSadasoetfnness
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O;rp{;cr 9uIauf mnD 9lblamt
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Netner oentfber W11tr:Iicff
fctpie Me6te Spnneberger Waierlteint
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Nattler &aSprs unO
&uiliItbe Strci6= SRiemcrt
wteber aneetpmmen.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
STATE CONVENTION.

The Ninth Annual Republican State Convention vii
be held at D's Mones, Wednesday June 1ath, 1865
fr the purpose of placing In nomination candidates fol
the following Offices be lsd at the ensuing General
Election viz:
One person for the off. .e of Governor;
One person for the office of lieutenant Governor;
One person for she office of Judge Of the Supreme
Court;
Ore for the Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
The electors Of the several counties Of the State who
cordially support the FEEDER Government in every effort
to maintain the integrity of the Unon and heartily sp-
prove the policy Of treating heinous crime
will be entitled to representation in the following ratio
One delegate for each county, and additional delegate
for every hundred aud fractional part of hundred
over y including the Soldiers vote, the
Presidential election for the Union electoral ticket
The armies Of the enemy broken and dispersed
the spirit Of Slavery which prompts the destruction
those whom 1t cannot control must be destroyed and
the emblems o! mourning which now .nsbroud the Ma
ton for its loss of LiScoLS-x hose nsme is
synonym for the purest principles OF Republican
ernment-impressvely suggest duty TO those who re-
we're bis memory and cherish his faith
By order of The Republican State Central COMMITTEE
IL. NJ. HoxIE,
Des Moines, May l. 1868. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
THE 1ARTYR PRESIDENTS s
MONUMENT.
HOMESTEAD FOR MRS. LIN
COLIN.
a0LD lAss-A.


N0W xOfk3 A8y o.
The Tribuues Washington SPECIAL s.ys
Mr. Lincoln's nervous system seemed
strong and more composed yesterday. ba,
she is labcriog unoer great depreesion
aesin 10 contemplation Of the burial ol
NJ. Liacola >. Springfield to-day. She
vi u leave the White House ~ soon ss
efm'tted By her physicians, and proceed
directly to lllio.is
Gov. Aiken was, c,osetsd this morning
With President johnson. He had lone
ip'erviev with Secretary Stanton last eve
ming. He has the freedom Of the city
and enjoys the society Of members of his
family who caIe on with bin, from which
it is argued that he il to aid the govern
ment rather than to receive its disci.
piipe.
The Wsshington Republican says nei-
ther Of the statements detailing the mys-
terions manner Of finally disposipg Of ihe
body Of Booth is true Col. B.ler end
his brother, Lieut.. Baker, are the only
two persona hvisg Who know what dispo-
sition was made of it, and they are under
oath to reveal the fact 10 90 human being.
Any statement professiog To detail bow
or where the remains were deposited is
pes only guess work, bot 10 serious n sliec
sion upon the faithfulness Of Col. Baker
and his brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

A subscription has been started here
for raising fund to purchase . farm
homestead With an appropriate mansion
near Springfield, Illinois, for the family
Of the late President Lincoln. II 10 In
tended to be . tribute from 4 grateful
people to their beloved martyr President.
BY which bis family may be rendered 10.
dependent and bis memory perpetuated
in : practical and u.efnl manner. The
individual subscriptions are no. 10 exceed
6ve hundred dollars. The money IS 10
BE- enclosed 10 Jay Cooke / Co, or TO
any OF their loan agents, and will be pub.
liciy reported. The fund il to Be dis
posed Of By Senator Harlan, Secretary Of
tho Interior, and Jos. II. Barrett, CON-
missioner Of Pensions. Il is proposed
that subscriptions for this object be taken
up in churches and elsewhere throug hoo,
the country. With the nsme OF the donor
on : slip Of paper accompanying the
amount subscribed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
San Francisco. Nav 8,

Gen. Mcdowell is moving several reg
imsnis Of troops for The protection of the
route to Idaho, along which the Iadians
are troublesome. Stations will be estsb-
lished in Northern California and Ne
vsda- Cavalry will PATROL protecting the
roads. A large emigration to Idaho Is an.
ticipated.
Several more arrests have been made
OF persons In this State and Nevada, for
rejoicing at the death of President Lin
coln A considerable number of these
hends are under duress at FortAlbatross.
A movement has been started in this
city for dollar subscriptions to fund for
= testimonial to Mrs. Lincoln. Ii is also
proposed to build monument to Mr..
Lincoln's memory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

Hon Ordwsy. serseaut-atsrms n the Houss.
Non echuyier Colfax, speaker Of ths House =
sehenek Ohios ssnaei iIeopss. Hssssehusssss ss
u. ch.s ; Phelps. nar,iaae u KNswen,
Nsv Jer.eE Thos " rsrry, MIehisaa;
tx Morsss.d. M iesnane& Psnss,,sa.
MIA " " Wallace,
Idaho.
Civil authores Of the United States according 70 ,hs
relative dignities.
Foreign Minister.
Governors Of States and Territories and their stans
Gov ogiesby. nlinoiE Gov Bramlette, Kentucky Go,
slsicheF hains Cog ste5e. lows Gev Ievis. wk-
consfn Gov Miller, Minnesota: Gov Morton
Indiana: Gov through. OLios Gov Psrksr
New jersey; Gov Pickering.
Civil authorities of the States and Territories and Of she
District Of Columbia.
rinh Division.
Hon Huntington, Marshals and three aids; munich
pal authorities.
Sixth Division.
HON II TIerndon, Mar.hAis and eleven aida nina mar
shais Of s~ctionG Representatives Of civic
bodies, and the professions
eeventh Division
Hon Reynolds NsrsbaI. and six aids: six N.r,h.l.
OF sections; fraternities; nremsn.
Eighth Division.
Hon Smith, Marshal and seventeen aids citizens Al
large; coIored citizens.
Tho procession vas one Of the largest
and most imposisg ever. vitssssed in the
West. 1t moved to Oak Ridge Cemetery,
nearly two miles north Of Springfield, and
there in the sight Of thoussods from oil
quarters of the West, who have loved Mr..
Lincoln - never has ruler been loved BE-
fors-with appropriate and solemn eere-
monies-vith the funeral oraiion of
Bishop Sinpsou-with the pageastry be-
fitting exalted rank. yet with The lsdivid-
uel grief - of the personal loss Of friend,
Mr. Lincoln vas laid 70 rest. Il matters
npt what locality msy claim his grave.
'4The gift Of Providence to the hum An
race, no State can c!aim-no country can
appropriate him. His fame is eternity
and his residence creation Thank God
fpr Abraham Linooln-in his life and in
His death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

As msgDi6cently our slain President
hid in state, and thousand. rapidly and
10 deep solemni.y passed, I could bu.
weep IN sorrow while many wcp,. Not
only the child. the youth. the strooe and
manly we're there, but very aged aud in.
hrm. BY scores, With marks of over three
score years and ten, many Of shom Drop
ped the tear as they gave the parting
gaze to the noble form.
Tho President's face was placid. his
eyes gently closed as If in sleep, his lips
but softly touching. yet TO me there seem.
ed in bis look msjes,y of care. l gave
iouf good locks At him-ons for myself.
that memory might cherish the honest
and good upon its tablet. and three for
tie soldiers. who asked me 70 lsof upon
Uncle Abrab.m for them. prayed a.
| passed "Oa, Lord, help the authori-
ties of our land to hang as high as Ha.
msn every leading rebel aveDge our
wounded cause. and redeem rs fully a. q
people. he showed signs Of decom po-
sition slightly, OF rather the effes,s Of
blood which had settled beneath the sur
face Of his face. For sn hour / stood 1t
the sosth gate Of the Capital yard as the
people came forth from viewing him, and
tns number passing averaged just sixty
10 the minute. oftsner exesedin9 il than
faliise short The oofis was open just
abost tsssty-six hours. and dsring tha.
whole time the throng posed day and
night There we're thsunsds ~hs failed
to go bin. asd many sas loads arrived
after the remains were excluded from the
sight Of him Shom Ill patriots loved. A,
this rate Of computation tho number who
saw him was about ninety.three thousa nd
Eve hundred then adding the thousands
who failed the privilege. We must haye
had considerably over one hundred thous
aud. / would not have missed the
nournful sight which We we're thus com
pelled to have, for any consideration, for
impressions there made upon my mind
will be enduring ~ time.
Tho oration Of Bishop Simpson was
tosching. powerful and patriotic, and be
closed with the statement that veogsan. 81
under the existisg circumstances must be
executed on oil the leaders Of the rebel
lion, to which The vast crowd heartily re-
sponded By smens aaa clapping Of hasds.
While the speaker was closisg ssd many
ssrs thrilled With his ellogy - N,
Liaeols, and tears copiously ssrs aowiss
from most ell. God tbundersd in .bE
heavens, clouds swiftly gathered and
passed over ~, and tho skies sent forth
tear which soitly fsll in fsv drops opor
the vault { shefe lay the sacred remains
snd spoo ibs multitude, - ii to gay The
lsavens ere touched then III passed ID
ssd became clear. Oh, how ssbli1t
the thought, when heaven and earth cot.
respondisgly weep on such IN sa1nsii
J. Buk \
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
New York, Nav 5

The Commercials special says:
There 10 no truth in the report that
Minister Adams has been recalled to be.
come Secretary Of State.
The Mexican recruiting agents adver-
sise ope1ly in to days Chronicle for dis.
charged .fdeers and men to emigrate to
Mexico
President Job ssou will occupy the lste
residence OF Gen. 'daileck. on Georgetown
nights during the summer months.
The Posts special says:
Gen. Shermsn's headquarters viii be
established 1t Alexandns, Va, and bis
troops will be encaEped on the Virginia
side Of the Potomac.
Gen. Augur permits full supplies of
provisions 70 60 to Virginia 1t points op-
posits Washingtos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
9svsnsThirtiea
Phi.adelobia. M,

The subscriptions yesterday to the 7-3O
loan, a. telegrspbed to Jay Cooke, sub
scription agent. were S7.457 ,15O, includ
ing $500. 600 from the Third National
Bank OF C,ncionati, SI35. 900 from Chica.
go, 500, 600 from the First National
Bank Of Syracuse. 100000 from the
FIrst National Bank Of New York, $751;
100 from the Ninth National Bank OF N.
7 and s4oO, 900 from Brewster & Co. Of
Boston. The number Of individual sub
scnptions of $50 and 800 was 74s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
New York, MAY 8.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press says the confession Of
Harold and documentary evidence found
on Booths body fastens beyond cavil The
plot and its full sanction upon JEFF. Davis
and his Canada commissioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
Washington, May 5,

Geo. Sanders and Beverly Tucker are
out with another manifesto addressed to
Andrew Johnson, in which they accuse
him OF q heliish plot 10 murder their
Christian President. They agree to be
tried onn the charges made 10 the presi-
dent's recent proclamation. if the Uoi,ed
States Government will pay for their de-
Tense and guarantee their safety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
0sll 0askst.
New York. Nsy ..

Gold continues strong q shout l43.-
The fear Of reaction in American fnao-
cial adaifs in Europe oa the news Of the
assassination conspiracy Is the chief cause
Of sirengtb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

- The United States ConnissafSy1 Of
Subsistence, in Richmond, is seliiss
loavss Of bread 70 citisens q ct cents per
loaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

RS1ess Lissola ssd Jsdgs Davis have
se1sessd = block seAr the centre 81 OAK.
ridge censery, seaf this city, q the spot
10 which Ar LiDcoln's remsins shaH be
finally inferred. The selection is most
beautiful one and elioils very general
appreciation. Il contains from Two to
three acres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

BxAorIFuL, SoFr AND GLossY HAIR.
Those wanting fine snd glossy hair
please read the card Of GKoRGR CABUs 10
another part cf this paper. Cabus' Tonic
10 permanent cure for the dandruf
cures scurf; eruptions, and all diseases
OF the skin; restores grey hair 10 it. ori
ginsl color. al28-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
Washington. Nav 3

Harris court martial net this morn
Jog. and in the absence of witnesses from
Maryland, adjourned till tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
Boston,, Msy s

Boston, Msy s.
J. A. Morey Davis, President Of the
Su folk Bank, died this morning after a
brief illness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

A1"IREasoN MUST BR MADE ODIoUs; TRAIT
Or MUST BE Punished AND IMpOgEkHHED-
1iiEY MUST NOT ONLY DE PUNISH I'D, BUT tn FIR
kUCiAL PaWGR MUST BE DkSTh0t ED; AND AFTER
AtxlNa TREASON 0DteUS EVERY UNION MAN
AND TUE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BIZ kEMUNER
AFEo OF or THE POCKETS or THOSE WIIU HAvB
INFECTED TH1, GREAT SUFFERING UPON THE
CoUSrkf."-t AHdreU Joh1sox, April 2ls, 1895.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

"AkTED-A good Cook. Washer,
~ and Ironer and TO DO general hcnsswotk: mus.
come well recommended aad services commence
lsfh inst Apply o, No. e. Main street. between I'd and
3D. ksokuk mays du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06
For SALE.
Beautiful Residence I

One Of the most desirable and handsomest caticDs in
the Alss8ss Ppi Valley rssseepc~, situated Gu tie
Bn above the city Grand Avenue less than half
male frum the old city limits Containing acrss yttt
story frame, The srcurds sre thei ca lily
pisn-d ~ith the greatest atrnd4Hee choice fruit
shs4c Trees, shrubbery etc 1t commands Iasenif
cent view Of the NissspPi River mills the ciiy OF
keokIk Hamilton and uaf woSsi and surtoHneAag
try. $1,000 voIth Of fruit be rAissd tks
the property
for terms, etc. Apply this premises to
cHAs. REPS
I p. s-n not sJ4d soon. the place viii be rented 70
good tenant. rnayS-2w
IMPORTANT I The Tailoring Estab-
lishmesf No Estes Io-se, Is decidedly the cheap
keoknk for frst class Cioiing either ads
or msae 10 ORDER. JOHN Ackf1Tf, Proprietor.
naN3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

New York, May 5.
Gold tonight l42a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-06

Quality vs. Quality. -..Hei I'M b sfd's
extract safsapxTia-fne doseas small. Those who Dc
sire large qaanety snd large dosss Of m~dsns-ExA
apr10dAw
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-10-03


THIRTEEN FoLIIEs.-l. To think the
more man eats the fatter and strong
er he will become.
2. To believe that the more children
study at school the faster they will
learn.
8. To conclude that if exercise is
good for the health, the more violent
and exhausting it is, the more good is
done.
4. To imagine that every hour taken
from sleep is an hour gained.
5. To act on the presumption that
the smallest room in the house is large
enough to sleep in.
Q. To argue that whatever remedy
causes one to feel Immediately better is
good for the system. The Soothing
Syrup" for example, does stop the
cough of children, and does arrest The
diarrhca, and only to cause little later
alarming convulsions, OF the more fatal
inflammation of the brain at least it al
ways protract disease.
Z. To commit an act which is felt in
itself to be prejudicial, hoping that
your case with impunity.
8. To advise another 20 take reme-
dy which you have not tried on your
self, or without making special inquiry
whether all the conditions are precisely
alike.
o. To eat without an appetite, or
continue to eat after it has been salts
fed, to crafty the taste. ~ lI
10. TO eat hearty supper for the
pleasure experienced during the brief
time it is passing down the throat, at
the expense of a whole nights sleep,
and weary waking in the morning.
IL. To remove portion of the cloth
ing Immediately after exercise, when
the most stupid drayman in New York
kzows that if he docs not cover up his
horse the moment he ceases to work in
winter, he will loose him in a few days
by pneumonia.
II. To contend that because the
dirtiest children in the street or on the
highw ay are hearty and healthy, that
therefore, it is healthy to be dirty; for
getting that continuous daily Exposure
to the pnre outdoor air, in joyous un-
restrained activity, is such powerful
agency for health that those who live
thus are well in spite of rags and filth.
Is. To presume to repeat, after in
life without injury, the indiscretion, ex-
posure and intemperances which in the
flush of youth were practise with inn
punity.