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VA PANl-FoOt Of BARCLAY st-On snd AFTER Apu \"
ming us trains for Hackelisovn and Intermediate sta
tious Will $3.50 N. Mai Express iog al statous
west Vi Mbun at $40 p. Morristown Express q p m
:. SCHOCH Assistant Superintendent
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~ ARRANGEMENr.-LeayesN New York. jane sip and
Jits. East Ryer for G,eenDort Sac tiaror Hampton. Ae-
st m FOR YaphanA LaseAnd. lslp, Baby ou arm
insdae, at q. N. and , p. IN running through TO
Gre IMPORT, on SATURDAY syrrugsl For Syosse Al 1910
a M and 4 y. m Stages connect tor Cold Sprns,
Oyster Bay and Huntngon Fot Hampstead Jamaica ADD
" nheld j ana 1890 m. and ,, 4 and o. IN.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 34th st., Esxt
River At 95 for laphamk stopping at al sarons 81
eep Hampstead and Syosse EScur.on Tickets io ms ia
al reduced rates. A. REASONER Supcrn,e nd mt
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ME GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOSr
Merchants Navigation at N and fraa.pofa,ion Co.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
'SENGEK TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via. the Ere
Railway from foot OF Chambersst RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
ting with railroads for all principal cities IN the West
This road Il being extended and VIII De IN complete
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cncia-
1ati and 81. Louis. without break Of gauge ,,...,.
4. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Ticket Agt., h. + SWEETskg.
MeadyiIle, Pa General SUIT
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TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW-lORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALL
INC AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
PFRSlA...........eaycs New fogA. W eduesday. May
leaves Boston....N ednesdiy. hay II
SCOrlA........leayes New \ ork. Nriue sday May Il
bosion.... " eluesday, May q
leaves New York. edncsd,y. May 81
CHISA.......lcayrsB ostou......N ednesday, Jnue
IRON NETWORK LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN Passage. ...............s..'s'.tld "
Second Cabin Passage. 80 "
FROM BOsroN TO LIVERPOOL
ChiefC abiu f.ssa gr.....................Sll2 %
Second Cabin Ptssair..................... % 10
psyee u gold Us equivalent ia United states currency
feriis not s,curtd until paid Tor.
An experienced surgeon on board
The 81 her Will not be accountable Tor Specie
OF yiuabc uncs, Bis Ladng having the value expressed
are signed therefor
fOl Freight or Passage apply 10
r. NARD. No. Bowling green.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

INATIoNAL STEAM INV NAVIGATION COM
NlMlTED)
4 NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENS.
4 TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
ouf sf,%% Cnow building. ..4i2...........
bENGLAND (now building 8 40................... -
SCOTLAND, NOW building)3, i0..................
J5....'''.'''..''''''. ffoy'e'
PENNsl 2ll..........'....''|rosa
}ylRGiNlA..
Leaving Pier No. ~, North River o. iolow'; =,
gay ~
Neutrality-suspicious.. saturday MAY ~
AND RyFKY SATURDAY riEREAFTER
The Cabin accommodations on board those steamers are un
'nIPses sna ~ T'fs 2s' 'RsP ~ 3 o'n'i ne
srEERAGE PASSAGE 10 LIN ERPOOL...."$ao
Te owners these will not be accountable for specie
yuabes, unr, b % jins hayA. tAes SAae expressed
therein are signed therefor
For freight ~ cabin passage Apply 20
WILLIAMS & GUION. No II wall''.
TO- ''''''' W'iLIGi'&gHs GuIoy No. 20 Broadway
In tlre the ra,c. Of Cabin Passage Liverpool oaee
own viii b. 20 gold instead OF s05a. heretofore. The
London, HHyre, Paris. etc in Dice proportion.
IGTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
: ing At Quren,,own Cork tefeoI ~ know .Ss
.mo Company Human no carrying tao Us Mats, arc IN
Tended 20 sail as ioows-
C.I1 UE NAahi saturday My
CITY or diy. NAV ].
tCfri or saturday. May %
And every succeeding sAlbhDAi, a. noon rom flsf no
% North River
R,rfs ~ rsSsAGy.
Payable IN 90 l. or II. EQUIVALENT .n Gun sncy
FIRST CABlN........=g % Embellishments ~
First Cabin London. % M Ste.rae- Lond5n... - 20
First Cabin Paris. ioj ~ Steeraz. Pls..... ~ %
s Cabin 20 Hamburg loo 90 Steegs TO Hsnburg.. 81 OF
Passengers also forwarded 20 hayre. bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp. SC, at equaliy low rates
from LIVERPOOL or Queenstown, let Cabin, f1S, S83
o. Sicerare. : 60 1h1ss who wish to send for their
friends can buy tickets here 81 these rates.
These have superior accommodations FOR passen-
strongly built In wsrrtsht iron section aud carry
Patent Fire Anuihaors. Experienced Surgeons attached
10 each steamer.
Forigr,her Information apply in Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent. no. p Naief-st IN Glasgow 70 ALIEN
MALCOLM. No -. Enoci-SquAfei Ia QureusuwI g. C.
Is ". ID. SEYMOUR Co., IN London 60 ElNks MACEl,
No. 81 King Niam-s'.i In Pans % JULES DECOIE No
% Rue Soire Dame de VICTORIES, Place de Bourse; iu
philadelphia to JOHN q. DALE, No. III Manust, OF at
the Colnpasy's Otfce,.
JOHN o. DALE. Agent No. IS Broadway y. Y.
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IEw.YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1864. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, ls6S-

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK 27rH-sE AND 9Th
AVENUE.
For New Haven zoo s'n Ex,l ll3O m. II IS, (EIb
3oo, (fS.,l 3.45, 40 and 400 (kN,l p m.
EoT Bird ,e, ort 1ol. 800 (tx.D 1870 A. m. Rl5 (EEJ
3OI, (fN.,I 345 40 aud 500 (Ex,) p
For Nj ford aud stafford 1e0 llJo m 3i3. 49, p IN
Tor Fairfield Southport aud Westpori, 100 ujVa IN ia
40 p.
, -. 8.W $50 $50 UkI,l p n.
For Dsrien IoO, a3O. lL3o m 345 A3o z. % p. IN.
For Greenwich. 100 go. li.a IA. as 40, $50. - IN
For stamford 100, $40 (EA.) 930, lL3l IN. l2l3 (EI.l
300, OK } -, 80, $50 90 800 lEx.)p p. IA.
kor polt Chester and Intermediate stious 100 9D ll0
a. N. 3.i) 40, 80, o.lo 100 2. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Spnn sheld 800 lExl 800 tExla"
p. 49,
FOR Hartford oni Springfield, 800 tEx.l m lEr)1M
Fx.,) l2.lJ. SEQ ?. m.
For Conneceut River Railroad, Oos m. tEnl pi3p N
TO Montreal. 800 .. m. 20 Northampton. - n,
For Hartford. Providence aud Fhkl Railroad 800 iEI-i
a. IN IBIS p Mia.
FOR New flaven New London and Stonnston Railroads.
500 q. a.. II. 49, 3.OJ. 800 r. m. .
For c anal Railroad, l2.l5 Q. IN. TO Northampton
For Housgtonic Railroad, 3 "a m
For NaugaiucA Railroad, 400 a. NJ, 100 =. M -
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, '0' 30 a. m ~
p .
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 80 p M train
JAMES H. HOfr. supt-
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PREsIDENT IL LINCOLN \, WRITING THE

by the Publisher, NJ DEPUY, No. 81 wyliest Pittsburgh
Pa Price $s Sent securely by mall postage free I'm.
fled number only this valuable picture remains unsod and
those who desire 70 copy should apply It IL
GU. Of print and cannot be reproduced without considerable
expense
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.


" Passenger Depot in NewIork foot Of Lberyt. and
eight Depot in New ok Pier No. 2 North River
Meeting az Hampton Junction with Delaware LacSawanns
Western Railroad Eaon with Lehgh ley Rait
road and connections forming direct Inc 70 Pt.s5ush
and the West. with out change OF cars. -. .
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 70 The WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the VEST except Suniayh
" hen evening IIhn.
svty Miles end Two Hours saved By line 70 Chicago.
Cincinuati ST Louis etc. with but one chlrse VI tarh
sfRlN3 ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April o. 1867 leave New Ork as 70 lows;
At6:oO a. ~, for Eaton. Mauch Chunk. Niliiam'port
,WLAesbarre. Mabanoy City &C.
d. m.-For Bergen Point u,
NAL TRAlS-it800a Tor Pennington, Esston water
Gap. Scranton Wkcsblrre. Great Bend, Pson Bingham
ton. &c. -.
Bend Allentown. Retdhg HarusburH Pius1iug ana ths
West but T. Cincinnati 81 Cheagos
and bat Two changes 70 -. LoIs.
l. :O0 a H.. .3D 5.3l i2O and II IA for fizleeth'
l2.e1 ~. TRAN-For Ea-ton Allentown. Maa.n Chunk,
Wnkesbarse. Niiamspor, Reading. Psitsv'e hrn'oirL
4p. m-For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, and MsGcs
CtHnk.
So. u.-For Some,yille and Flendn ,,on
$50 p. m.-foI Somerylie.
500 p. m NEsTERS EXPRESS TRAIS-for Esston Allen
town Heading Hasblrg Pittsburgh, and the West Sleep
ng cars through from Jersey Cyt1 Pittsburgh every cyenf
ELfzABgrHPORr AsD NEw. DIRK F.. ,Y-Leave New-
from Pier No. y. K, az 800 Boats stop q Der
gen Point and Nariners' hab0r.
Tickets Tor West be obtained az lie office Of the
Central Railroad COM any foot o. Liur-fyst y H.. a. No.
House Nos IN and so Broadway aad az ts Frn-
'pal hotels. JOSIAH .. sfEAhNo aopeHniend'hI
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NOR SALEorTO LET-The REsIDENCE Of

tie late Trram Allen ~ Raveuswood l. L. cousi'iins Of
very Handsome and camot Gothic House, u tie ct
condition the stable ODD barn, shed aui wv house Tic
grounds 80 ict htfl1lnsr. and GA Tue last hhrff
snd have $50 feet deyh They ore ail out very landsom
ornin. one II the largest and lawns tie Island
There great variety " choice ir oruauouil ucrs nud
Shrubs. The ocl ID oi che peassltest around Sew
York le. than mile from Hunters Point Ferry making =
very asy TIE city, and YET ohrus az Che advent
&c, q the cSq4yy 9 RASih a. u n9Ao no. %
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

Trains for Albany Troy aud Saratoga SPRING. also con
meeting with the North West leave l6tlst depot
a. IN. and p. -
Tickets may procured the Offices OF Nesicot. ~
press in New and Brooklyn Baggage sed ro"Ins
residence ~ points ths road and it, cono.'f""&
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lCHANGE ofTIME.--RARirAN and della
~ WARE BAY RAlLROAD-On and altrr MONDAY,
April H. lrom foot Of Mauiyt daily o:Jl DO and ;is
.. No., connecting with Trains FOR hlGhLANDS kED
jBANK, LONG BRANCH. SHARK RIVER, MANChEs'
TER &c. -
BROOKLYN TO PHlLADELPHlA-Fafe 81; hxeur.
% goodfor three lays Steamer JESSE hOfr
caves Nast Ferry, Broosyn dolly, excepting >undayS 81
II a. M. connecting PORT MONMOUTH, ~lth e1lress
tans ,or PHILADELPHIA. TUChERION, BARNEgAT
TOMS RIVER. sc. Retl ming, cave \inesi FeFry PhlA
&c. phia. al S.lJa m.
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NOR SAIE-Oue Of the most valuable
/ PROPERTIES iu Of.rar. New jersey. Tie llls-
built aud occupied by d. hasted with "a lol acrrl ~
ground The house T. siac'o1' ard in pr't ordrf TIE
grounds are stocked with every Vtrfy o tie choicest n T.
with rreih1use cd with Coo choicest 0f flowers, wlf
.rirs h0th Within nod without. Tie lnt Doc Il t~y'u
red nni hfy ft y nt 900 Nan-ii. which my BE- divided
into bu aus 1f. % tlc paTeA.rE deems drsTabr A. phi
waite eeutee m fence % has sufe. u 10 equal in town
The Furnuio which nHd of fhe richest and best quail
i'y vii b. cold aiA iLo house drei iafilrI dcciip
tion is uruecesary one would rufio - iAou view
ing Ter thoigs,.ses For term. iaqui-r nf
GEORGE KIRKLAND No. Nir.i,.
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Unnts.

boy WANTED, 1G or II years old, in Rail
- road Supply store. Apply by letter only to w. O.
DREAMER, No. Is Platst
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

L'RlE RAlLWAI.-Iralns leave Depot ioot
- Of Chamtersst, via. Payonia Ferry;
IN. Day Express for Canandaisus Rochester Buffalo,
salamanca and Vest Connects Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca With Atlantic
and Great Western Railway.
$3.50 a. IN. Mix and Way Train. daily, to O,,vile
10 Express Mail Tor Buffalo Connecting With Lake
Shore Railway.
4p. m Wy Train, for Port Jeryis and Newburlh.
T. Night Express, l5r Canandaisua Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca. and West.
p M Lightning Express. daily for Cauandlisas Rochos
ter. Buffalo. Salamanca, Dunkik, and West Counecs, y
Bu fo with Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways and
SAsInsuca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
p. M, Emgran Train daily for Buffalo SALAMANCA Dun
kirk and West - .
HUGH RIDDLE. Gent Supt, New.Yort.
WV K. BARR Genl Pass. Agent, NewfoFk
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THE
.W-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

NEW MUSIC" FAMOUS OIL FIRMS. y
IN Sero Comic Ballad during the singing Of which mao
pie requested 10 laugh Words bored for MAJ 0
Greek, by PLURiBUs oILuM: Music composed aud well
creased as to run smoothly, by Petroeanna-
Price 30 cents. For sale al all the Music Storea
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Real 0;siate for Sole.

4 FARM OF $50 Acres in Ulster Co., n. l.,
~ offered FOR SALE IN c1chan-e fof city property
~ particulars inquire of g. /. klDENpJh. Kingston ~
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- Bro. Wilson, of the Plaindeak.r,
has been making short raid on the rural
districts 10 his part of the county, and wo
are glad that ho is able to report "that the
crops look we'll Notwithstanding the dry
weather of the last few weeks. Rye and
wheat appeared to be heading finely. and
corn, though backward, seems to have .
healthy growth" Observations Of our
own, made in the same direction with Bro.
W., coincide with his. Also, casual de-
I votion Of our optics to agricultural pros.
poets, made 10 recent short excursions ND
the Des Moiues Valley Road, lead US to
think that the Plaindealer's report will do
for the entire county. If it won't, let our
farming friends notify us. The rain that
the erst dry heavens have now sent us
will be the ''oil of gladness" and "a
feast Of fatness" unto q parched earth,
and the prospect of good crop in this
section is greatly improved. The coming
Of still other showers, of which We no v
have the promise, shall make plenteous.
ness to abound throughout all our bor-
ders. May the fulhllment of the promise
fail not.
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kMoDU1D kE0RAvMos.-A Boetoa
popee tells oo.e anustag fhe1s aboat "a
ns1aneupuuiuufuuEt1 sprnI41va1n1I 60
Represents n. ineeln 1l il oraao-
rical peition, With q ample eloak ~
tally enveloping his ps1on, - lsis
shoulder and arm diaal NithIshe hid
resting upon table at his side. On vhich
ars several doeumeots, rsstially Infolhd,
On which are Inscribed ths words ssUnioo''
aConstitution" aud s.Buancipstion Proc.
lapatioa." A double. breasted vese wiek
rolling collar Of the style Of twenty-five
years ago, il . prominent feature Of HE
apparel. On close inspection, Ne End
that this timely stssl-plats priut i moth
ing less than an old portrait of-whom,
think you, good reader John G. Cal.
houn, with Lineoln's face substituted TOT
the great nulidsr's. every other accesso-
~ Of the picture, save the words of the
"kmancipation Proclamation, !" which are
substituted on one of the papers on the
table for Estate Rights" or some similar
dogma of the South, being as in the orig
inal.
The other engraving is one intended to
represent John @. Fremont's accession
to the Presidency. (Which was somswha
popular with enthusiastic young men in
1850 wherein the Pathfinder, in magnifi.
cent state, at the Presidential Mansion. is
developing his policy to An unseen, but
doubtless very influential delegation Of
political admirers. In this print, Lincoln's
head is substituted for Fromont's, and
thus altered-we must say 1.-THE late
President looks, with one hand upon his
hip, very much As though he were we'll
dressed harlequin in . strange apartment,
called to give private exhibition Of bis
wonderful skill At lofty tumbling, which
be is about commencing with the familiar
salutatio2 to his observers, "Well, here
We are a ]"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

Inc citizens OF Fort Madison are
Eing to hold celebration upon the
"a OF July. Again we call the stten.
of our good readers dwelling within
pity to this matter. Everybody seems
u ~ 10 favor of having grand oeIebra.
: At this place upon that occasion, and
nothing definite has been done. To
animate those wishes there must be
rons and concerted action, and that
lon cannot now be long delayed. Peo-
OF heokuk !! determine to hold that
sbrasioo and iuaugurste the prelimin.-
q once. We can have a glorious
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~r, = ---------
- The State National Bank of Ke,

Inc State National Bank of Keo.
1nk, which is to succeed the Keokul
Branch Bank, having filled up its sub.
serlptIon to $4,000, organized yes.er.
day by electing Board of Directors con.
s'sfing OF James F. Cox, Geo. b. Smytb.
y. II. Harrison, A. B. Chittepden and
A. Hosmer.
The Board was organized by choice OF
James F. Cox. Esq, President; Geo. B
Smyth, Esq, Vice President, and O. C.
Hale, Cashier.
1t has ordered an assessment fin another
column OF 90 per cent, and is preparing
% supersede the Branch Bank, which is
nst contracting its business and retiring
IT. circulation.
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up the Dies Mo;na. R;,.. W.

up the Des Moines River, in Marion
county, IS place called Red Rock ,be
name being determined by the color Of the
The rock rises abruptly from the ri,sr..
edge to very considerable heisht srS
covers many acres. 1t is in the ch,r,e...
o. sandstone. and increases il h.rdn.s.
~ being sxpossd to the weather W.
are .ndeptsd 20 ]. L. Lerine, sav;st.n,
engineer, on the Des Noines V.lIev ~,
tcad. Toy : nelly shapsd block takes from
tns quarry. This specimen il Asrv -
1l.ee9oling q color vail burnt bio y
- - quality ofrsd clay II soaaaqss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

mas Nature an antidote for acquired diseases All who
suffer believe they ought to and can be cured The
fAfoS bfrHRs prepared by Dr. Drake New York have
no cSubt benefited and cured OF Dyspep
ing weakness, General Debility and Mental Despondep
% tnsn any other article in existence They are com
psed OF the pureet roots and herts carefully prepared
70 De taken as tonic and gentle stmulant They are
aapted TO any age condition Of fe and sre extern
vs,y popular with mothers and persona of ssdentary
nao'S- june6-deodAw Wit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

~ W. s Wright, for over twenty
years resident of Van Buren, county,
died at Garden Grove, Decatur county,
on the lst inst. He had recently removed
his family to Mount Pleasant. He was a
brother Of Chief Justice Wright, of this
State, and Ex-Gov. Wright, Of Indiana.
de was sixty-two years of age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

The board of Supervisors Of Van
buren, county have voted to levy county
tax to build bridge over the Des Moires
nver at Des Aoines Keosauqu.. We
gather from the Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

- In our notice of the picnic Thurs.
Rry We should have expressed the grati.
1de OF the company to Superintendent
iillsms, Mr.. Leighton, Mr.. Givin, and
- courteous and geutlemanly conductor
AT. FEE, for their great kindness to the
sxcursionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

- Ihe keossuqua Republican says
.naI ian alteration took place at Farm.
.ngton a few days ago between A. G.
S'oddard aud II. Reese, neighbors and
eood citizens, which resulted in serious
oeoiiy injury to each-Stoddard having
MS bowels cut out and Reese his skull
Eactured. They had traded farms. as
re understand. and the ARRAY grew out
= Misunderstanding about half acre
gram. Probable homicide for : =
eere OF grain . "Better is r. 1Ai
rs spirit than he ), 20 that ruleth
nat taketh q city,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

~The overland mail is again running
regularly, making through trips from New
York to San francisco 10 twesty six days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10
HE CITY.

Do not fail in attending the great
I dry goods that takes place this
3 It Howe 4 Tyler's auction rooms.
! sely and secure place. Sale com
7 49, 1t 10 O'Clock q. M, and { aud
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

The party discharging his pistol 81
Dprietor Of the Western House was
ay fined 8l5 and costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10

~By the fall ola building 10 Cinciu
nat, last evening, three persons were kill.
cd and four fatally injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-10
We thank Mr.. Ballingall OF OF
Tor > copy Of Duane Wilson's
option Of Iowa and it's Resources !"

The "Hidden Hand" we'll played
light, is again performed this eve