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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
U. .. INTEnNAL nEvENuE.
OFFICE e. q ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENUE. !
Ifns l.aftE nrsr

fIhSf
Mr.. PIHAsAs,. Henry Co., Iowa, June let, 1855.
Notice hereby given that the Lasts u tnluac- and
Enumeratiops Of Property &C. subject under the
et TO provide Internal Revenue 10 support the Gov
errmenf and Lay Interest the Public Debt approved
1no 3eth ls and the amendAtory Act approved March
q lsd5, made and taken by C. Stripe, T. Kiney ard
1oAn Gssypoois, Assistant Assessors OF the 1st ID and
l9rA Divisions in In. county Lee Of said District viii
rtmaln open for the animation of Ell persons
"a for tbs Of aecn days fron the date hereof
the Offices OF said Assistant in Lee county and
Immediately after the expiration said fifteen days yiz
the 95d day OF June 1865 the fce If W C. Stripe
In the city or Keokak n1d county Of Lee between the
hours Of m and m Of ssi day. will receise and
determine all appeals relative erroneous excessive
valuations enamersfgns mad. sEa taken by the said
Assistant Assessor. All appeals the aore
SAID be made In writing and specify the particular
causs matter thing respecting ~hth decision IL
ce-ted aud the ground principle OF Inequality
error complained Of r. H RICkEt.
suneS-dtd Assessor.
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From WsshiDgtsa.
Especial to N. Y. Tribune.

The conspiracy trial will Occupy all the
present week. The arguments COMMENCED
on Wednesday, and it will b two weeks
before the findings will be promulgated.
The Government i selling large NUN.
bers Of draught horses and mules.
It is asserted on creditable authority
that the President is considering the pro-
priety of conveuing Congress a. early q
the 6rst of October.
Secretary Seward visited the State De-
partment on Saturday. He was able To
walk up the steps. but required rest 1t
each landing.
Duff Green has taken the amnesty oath.
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Kingston, G. W., Jana s.

S,andish G. Bursai, Who committed .
notable murder 4 Il Prairie fsw dayl
since. ~ srrssted here last night dis
goissd - prsaohsr. He hs made =
Iull eoafessioa.
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San Francisco, June 8.


The overland mail 10 arriving regular
IL, msking through trips from New York
in twenty-six days.
Pablio meetiag Of sympathy with
JuareE aud the Liberals Of Mexico in
their efforts to sustain the Republic Of
Mexico, is called for tomorrow. Con-
siderable feeling exists on the subject
The community will sustain the authsri
ties in their efforts to maintain neutrality
so long as that is the policy Of the Gov
ernment.
Latest from Texas and Mckee.
New York, June 5.
The steamer Havana brings Havans
dates OF the 3O!h uls.
Advices from Galveston BY the block
ade runner Lark, of the 28th ult., state
that great confusion and anarchy reigned
in that city and Houston. The Lark Wal
robbed of her cargo, taken there, and re-
turned to Havana in ballast.
Gen. Msgruder attempted to make I
speech to the soldiers there. but wai
hissed aud silenced. He Was told thai
they had been humbugged enough, and
intended TO settle Affairs for themselves
Magrnder returned to San Antoeio.
The Texans will fight no longer, ans
With to return to the Uuion.
The Msyor rad principal citizens hav'
left Galveston TO meet the Federal ofEcer
and hurry up the surrender.
Isis also said that Gen. Aurry, and A
s. Smith lad gone to New Orlsans Il
surrender the State.
The famous blockade runner Denbigi
has at last been destroyed BY Federal gun
boats. The Captain and ersu escaped
The Owl returned to Havana, fearing
robbery It Galveston.
Mexican dates Of the the 2Sth ultim
/ state that gusrfilias are . thick = eve'
NsVrests Was at Monterey with 6.OO
ON the ed Of Nay, and the Frsach troop
were moving against the place.
| The u. s. steamers Sur ouch anna
Montauk, Fawkse, Montilla and Wand
had arrived at Havana, caasing = gre'
sensation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
New York, June s.

Mayor Gunthss has vetoed the resolu.
ton OF tho Common Council authorising
5000 copies Of : euiogy on President
Liaoola ID b printed.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN


with full and ecfent OF ehsrscters which
bills Of the day.
That all may the entire performance, the doors
viii open at ~ Curtain will rise at 50 precisely
Come early and secure your seats.
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TAs nezisaa Qssstis :.
Especial to Commsrcial.l
Washiuston. June S.

Tho Mexican question once mors ~
trasts attention. Gen. SseslS, having
sfsrted 10 the Rio Grsnde With a aeny
Of observation Of 10000, the foreign am
bassadors are greatly psrplexpd st the
movement. Il 10 understood that Coant
Monthalon will demand IN explanation
from the State Departnsnt.
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The Register ssys the ohihch bug
i eonnsacing 70 make destructive nv
aess o. ths vhsat il vaxioss pasts =
polk ooslN.
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ADMI6sfoN-Dress Circle and Parquette, 60 CT
FAniiy Circle. ~ Cts. june6
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In Rehersal-rHE COLLEEN sAwN.
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By request Of many persons who have not yet vi
messed the perormance will repeated this fTueeda
evsoIng, ~ shs Last tine this season,
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E,LOUR-For the cheapest ard BEST,
10 EQUALITY suaranteed3 by the drAy load barrel ,
sackro 70 the ITmpersaI Nlis" Lsvee, or to
ROBERTSON ALBERS,
rnasA 70 Main Street.
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THE TEXAS EXPEDITION.
Fhe Assassination Trial.
G o L d 1876 la.

Otmeulty between Stanton and the
Fresident-Kesi&n nations In the War
Oeparfment-Collisio between Seere-
taxy Harlan and mr. Usher.
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r IN N - II n n /.

Lessee and Manager .TH0s. DU
Stage Manager 4. HoLLA
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Close of NAVIGATION.

The 81 Joseph HnALp, Of Saturday, reports th,
Missouri frozen over near that point, making
two natural bridges seross the Big Muddy. N,vi-
CATION on the Missouri may now be considered
virtually closed. Ice has been running in ,hs
urper Mississippi for ssvsrai days and navigation
IL abou, over. Large Quantities Of ice. II rs re-
% rtod, arc coming down over the rapids, aud
Without changetO warm weather, the river will
soon be in . state Of oaeetusl blockade The Iii.
DIS Ia aho full Of ies and navigation for the pre-
s'ut 10 81 an end. violent snow Storm has jagged
ut 81. P.uls, commencing on Sunday. A furious
wind rendered the storm very severe tor forty
eight hours. II has now sbaled and iho streets are
alive with seighs. As soon the roads ar. broken
seghing Wal DO excellent.
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". York, Friday, Dee. I5, c ?. n The ,hsrncon
quotations Of the general stoet mafiet compared
With those Of Yesterday afternoon, show an Advance
In prices Of from 4 70 4 per cent 70. sorts re-
mained unchanged by the same comparison. Gov
.rnnenu we're higher Gold vn quoted A. lDhs
ii5a. Tho loan market vas easy at per cent.
Commercial psper ". freely offered, and passed at
I&sok Sterling exchange rn quiet and the bu'-
ne. very moderate. Bankers bills -ere quoted at
1rs'. ioss, for 6od,y, On Change to-day Flour
va &C. . Ioc. better wheu vas ee. &c. hotter.
Corn and Oats we're 10. better PORK vn higher.
Beef vs steady. Lard vu hrm, and whishey vas
mora active
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y sATas.


IAtfgy on rnsn.s.y, fc, ~ sn.r linssriss
sssd a yssfs, sstlVs q foashfs. County gsivsy,
fhs rsis'fvss .nd frssis n ne FIRMLY ere r..
syeetfully invited N siisnd the f1ners. this Hsiur
dsl nernoon, ., . Selocs' iom her late fssidsn.s
"a Mott o. iN
rftzgrRALp- on Dee iiih Thorn. ri,,s~.Ls
us friends .nd sequsin,snees sre invited 70
sl,end the funefsL this fss'urdayJ sfternDon ~
6clost, from bic late residence kcConb e. bet 9Th
and 9Th svsa Bts,siyn. ~
giLLAgHTR-Os Thsrsdsy. DEE H. Ovsp Gal
isghsr, ssef 81 years
Ills frenda ard lhos. u bic brothers Pstriet
Miles, Tfancis, Daniel snd james, and n hls bro
thefsin.lss, Wiilism Stevenson, J.-. Csfty tDd
Ossn Morsn, are fespscifuly invited N attend the
funeral, on Saturday sftsrboon, 18th inst al "
Ieocf, from his lsts residences, 7lC East 43d o.. 2sJ
GAsTZ-At n~idsn, s,s,s Of Conneeileu', on
hsturdsY, Dcc. I'd, i3Ss, after long snd pslnful III
mesa Faith, the telovsd vns Of william n. gsnty-
In the blst Jsu Of her age. 9ci
LOCgErr-On lee. ~ 1850 81 the City Hos
pitsl, George Lockstt ssed 81 years.
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 s,tend tho funeral from the CITY Hospital. this
baturdar afternoon, al oclooh. e.
UREiLLY-Msrgsrst URailly, only d,ushtsr Of
John and Rose UReilJ. ssod 10 years, months and
y days.
She 10 not dssd, hut slsepeth % our Saviour said,
And 90 she nveth 10 the arms Of God.
The funeral vill take place on Saturday afternoon,
18Th Inst o. o'clock, from the residence Of her
psTents 6le Eighth ave, 70 Calvary Cemetory. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend. f5o
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whitc-wa.hed Reper,- wanted.

VS. believe there hss not been a session Of Con-
grsss for many years In the course u which few
ssrrulious Senators did no. end fsul, with ths
Associated Press upon The ground Of not doing
them justice in tho reports. Tho usual attack was
made few days ago, and proposition was sub
mi,tsd In the Senate 10 sivs members kind Of
supervisory authority regarding What should and
what should nos 10 dispatched. That might be
ell very woll for the seus.ors, but hs not whs,
Mo Associated Press or the public want. There Is
sonstimos . material difference between ~hs,
members actually say and do, aud what they
would Ike their constituents to believe. The
probability 10 thai the faults committed by the
Associated Press reporters consist their telling
the truth.
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wa.Aingtsn Market Rstnn Report.


FniDAI EyHrIss. Dee. Is, 1895,
A fair degree Of activity has prevailed ,hroushou,
all departments OF this marie, duTins the vseh nov
elosins. Prices have undergone no ms,sn. change,
only few slight variations being noticeable to-day.
Retail dealsrs In butter although somevhat behind
Wholesale merchants in the reduction Of rate, are
neverthele. gradually marking down price. q
reduction Of 10 Sc per H. having tAien p.ce IN The
asting prices Of several grades during the past week
As re maIked In OUT who esaie report Of yesterday
the large stock OF this commodity nov In hi, city,
and the exceedingly dull kuropoan and southern
armEnd, have completely unsettled the market.
Lots are Offering ct wholesale to-day a. nc, which
one month $50 could not DO puIrhased below Sc.
Many old dea eIsi this commodity t,tieI rapid
decline 10 SC tor good line dairy before the com.
mencement OF January. The cold snap having inter-
tered with the catch, fish are from 70 Se per 10,
higher to-day. OF iruitA apples are still lower,
Pppins SsiHs quoted at Sc ocAss % No River fTSl;
at ~ OOas5 u, ana Western W inter- az ~ bAS5 so
per Dbl Dried apples are lower. Poultry Ia 10 good
supply but a. tue demand !. goo, Rse remain
Al l6slec and good sound turkey, al &c crib, OF
vegetables, common potatoes are IN sood supply Al
last quotations. but sweets are gieaut tdyEncsd.
Squashes and pumpkins are also nShef' shhe onions
arc lower. We quote
ButehsrT ksdts.-Roast beet, prime, 2+a9ss com,
mon, 6a2c; do soup pieces l2al5e do seHns pie oes
l.alSc do smoked, Base; do toptneS Ia 70;
,irSln STEAK EsaSle porte, house ~. beet
quarters mutton, iorequartotA la 90 hind DO,
--ai3C do chops, 2UaSvc; lamb, per loahd l5a95
bacon, Ta2Sc: tresh pork, 2va-o; eoihel-pork, a
Leaf, 2saS c hams -aYsc Shoulders, lSe
Fresh Pish, per l5.-Flounder, -Al5ei eelL 9o,95:
halibut, sc; maddox. -slse cod,-,a -si1ei
salmon, ! s6c; maeEe!eL salt eneh' i-aiSc; black
tsh, -al5; blue oh. l6Ilse bALA 10; vllts Ia
AAaasi AAAkAIsI hA.A- 40. -
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What tho Germans Think OF America.

A correspondent, At Berlin says ,h., IL doe. an
American good 70 hear men talk sbou, our eoun-
try now. Four years ago the ignorance about The
United States WAS scarcely more amazing than The
supercihous conismp, with which this vain nation
looked down upon US. We were nothing Tut .
race Of brsggsrts; We had no science, no art no
scholarship, 10 power, no wol-direc,ed energy;
nothing but . kind Of chaono mad passion Tor
wealth, and = soil which, with even our WRECKED
management, would make US rich but now now
changodr Now ID Is pleasant TO fold oue's arms
and hear these people speak Of America, and tie
great scale on which every thing 10 done there
The Germant Go not put US behind The Eusl.sh to-
day. II has bsou ono Of she good hiuSs o, tho
war, that ID has not only revealed Us 70 ourselves
Tut ~ tho world. Quo can 30 over Europe now
and say l am an Aucrcan with more pride thau
Roman could evor blast OF his citizenship. We
always had faith In America. and now Europe has
begun to do 80, too, They tank thAt wo are q
| strange nation, and tina, We have our own way Of
dong thiuts; they would not wonder a anything
which IN zht 10 done by AmercanA siusly or col
lsctvsly, ~ individuals or IS q republic; tut they
| think thai We unuerstAnd curse O., aud can 20
| through wahouI fear or favor. Therefore msn
can lit up his hsaa in Europe nov ana thank God
| thai he Is an American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-16

Tvs .hiprs.sw ~ soods from mis- si'y n ns
vsrious ports n ns southern s,s'es hsvs isisly
b.cotos itnm.nss. A. svsrsss ~ mr. vessels PER
usss 90. nov leaving Wis pori for ne sonfh. OIL
isdsn - nsif oiuo. espseliy, sni considerable
dibcul'y IL sSpsrisnssd IN ohtsininz Uaasporis-
ton. Tbs nuuih-r ~ vssiiv departures srs no-
s'ssisr hsn tsfors Ne or. icing from tesniy-
~. " hf,y per rent. In or es ~ departures ~ Ne
ssms season. during ihs p.riod .tIsnding from
1850 70 1900 This sounshinx condition
Of trade 10 sressingiJ gratifying, for u
Indicate, TIA, the South has siil The sdliIy
" buy heavily W supply is pressing needs. IL 10
noticeable, also, that our merchants snd nnsnufso-
tor. are doing oil In their posu 70 aid southern
buyers by selling on advantageous terms. Many
southern buyers -ho were financially ruined du.
ring the wsr have BEEN 'ss, upon ,hsir legs" again
by merchants who knew them well bsfors The re-
| bsllion and had confidence In thor integrity. We
regard these Indications mol only commercially
bu, politically Important for We have more faith
10 the vir,us Of trade reconstruction shan In tic
psriizsn article which Congress IL now engaged
| upon.
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snsr great nuis.oc., but 80 -oull 10 sfiiie.
IN 'srisvous 10 10 boros d"
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The Washington correspondent Of III, Worcester
SPT says;
Tho other day Il was reported on N, s,res, TIA,
we notorious and most infamous outnuel had ar
one oil The hotels. I ere was imm cdiuely in,eu 81
excitement slnolg the KAnasa mon stopping in IA a
city, and some hali-cozsn Of them, armed with
pistols, hunted for him diligently. an convinced
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- y ,,gs.s 4 ~. sessf ~ 5000 -
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TRADE NOTICES.

RRICKLAYERS' p. b. UNION-THE Mem
- Der. Of this Society are hereby not fed that the
fanfard wages at present 10 ~ per day by order
Of the society. r. VI, BRAZIL, Pfs NJ j.
DAILY, Bee. s6
NOTICE. - THE PLASTFRRRS OF
~ Brooklyn, At q regular, meeting, Wednesday
evening" lee. 1861 passed the following Tesoutio
unanimously Received, That on and after the
,ccond Monday In March, 1864 ve, the Pasierers OF
brooklyn, do no plastefing on any lathng but that
done BY Plastereu. EDWARD GALLAGHER,
Pref. p. j. WELSH, Rec. Sec. 935
NOTICE-To BOSSES, OWNERS AND All
whom II may concern--that on and after the frs
day Of January, 1855, that member Of the opera
tive PlSieTer's Trade society shall plaster on any
lnthing except said lsthins u done by member Of
the PlasteTeI's society. 4. y. kcDERhorT, Pres,
THOS, DILLON, Rec See. 1870
ITO CONFECTI0NERS-A MEETING OF
\ the above trade will be held at tho Apollo Rooms
10 Prince o., on SUNDAY, l7th inst, at O'Clock pro.
e'sely. Punctual attendance 10 requested, a. busl-
ness OF Imp aItAnee will be transacted BV order Of
X. WEAfHERlLl. Pres. JOHN SHERWOOD,
Sec. asa
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A PUBLIC MEETTEG OF THE YOUNG
"A Mems Father Mathew T. A. b. Society, No, q Of
on sunday evening, At O'Clock. Speakers Nes,rS.
Miller. Bovles, and otheD. sinsers Robert Wilson,
Esq. the great Temperance vocalist Mr.. CAfTey, Miss
In And starkey. N B-Loof out for our bali on the
2sth Dec. Members will meet At the hall Al ocIocS
sunday. T, hEAGHER, fresI JNo. o. sUIII.
VAN, Rec. Sec. l9O
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER
'day evening, Dec. lTth, at o'coci, al The hail. s6l
Bluome at. Speakers joseph hcUlone, Jno. Cronin,
and Jonathan ReveL singing by Aessrs. Wallace,
DuneIs Kidd, j, h, Key, Cole, Ftgan, and Ostn
Nc iouan. JEREMIAH =. LYNCH, Prest. WI
MARR, Rec. Sec. 1871
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEN.
n bers oil the Bilsh Prov ident Association viii
urday, 10th at O'Clock T.. NJ, for the purpose u
making rules, bylaws &c. b. order Of the Comb
sec,i JARVIS TAYLOR Cor. Bee. WILLIAM
JACKSON, Pro. Tenn. 40
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
IA Mems Father Mathew I. A. b. Society, No. /, Of
jersey City, will be held az Cooper Hall SO Newark
Good speakers viii DO on hand. Also some fne sins.
ing BY As.srs. Grovnsy, ksenan and IuIGLIsty, e