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ten, Ibelrie6encen unb tSoli6en Dunte
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iu6et lie rur9 Dfnen Der 1blren uno
Genltsr gu retniseu rno gu rerbelern.
(JortieBuns fol9t)
Gin tranfer Mann >purbe 9ez
fra9t marum er nt@t na@ etnem Nr3t
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
Gebnfi.dbt natb bern e'la"be'''

atr fiarlru, slautensfrommen 5eleenlss'sn,
Bsrsetens fcrlat mad su& ms'n o'ltrsr $9'a
Die 3eit srbilte eu@ NIT ibren sNe'!en'
Guh rufet f.ine Groenma@t 3ur'G
8 tSunt' i'd in Der. lleber3eusuns 5uae,
e,leid aud ben Bergen NIT @eriesune eroesn
g1ie tpeaia uebte Sur9 bic @lutb bic 1ab'e'
gDi. srob IA, euns 5eli,nslaubsuseobn'
gDeun tann i9 bod ben Gelsn einn'a' rnofn'
Der elaupenafreubie ltrsbt bimme'a'1.
Menu pirb bic Sesle jener ii9 osrbtuefn,
81. nniere Observation-Disclosures tanns
G,lSir fenbe Dsinsnl@ niebsr
Or NIT hes ep'een @ortes G!ammsxldwfrt
Das 5.ra mr 5immsrlpatrbett SHns p'ebtr>
1lub tSb.t, ,pas am Seelenmarse asbrt:
u. 9raatxit, tie in laneeme0'neu 9@rttttu
3um balb .rf@auten 3tele sSssrns l@ltt&t;
Dtn Qei&t6nn, Der sepiest auf bunten Statbsn
Die 6aub t.r Diltel, wie esr &oit rei@t,
Den @tumyflnn, Der im i@miile" Sonaea'@s'n
@ie III rs Ncrbppls taIte @abte sdbnt,
Die Scnnenluft bic ibre wifen 9aint, 80.
@o seru @cttseweibte Orte tpabnt:
Oiss ailss::hle lein S@wert aus unlrer Ssfe'e
1lnb paana In ibren @runb ben @lautsu en-
@ewi6, bann pirb bic Nadt bes @eifeS9eue'
Damn ,pirb in Meul9enbersen &ube ietn!
. pabrli9! gliibt nit bes Besr'les Napmen'
1lmialtebt bes @luaben Iiefen bsr Nertano'
Bom 5immel Fann tsr5immlii9e nur ltan'men
81 f.Smt in has @smiitb aus @cttes .5anb,
CY. 81
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4aedaQooisthts,
Mn,pe,,tu,t8
Dte(er neem einen Cru ublds.
A. Auf pen &5rper unp B. auf ben 0eil'
'. bes Wienl1en.
a. R6rperttd,e Gr,tebuus.
@t@tteteit ttr tSrperlt@eu
Gr;iebuue.

Bort1ebunB)
Die bieter aufseftellten 0runbldbe
uollen mir nun io,ppbl aui pe,l &6rpcr
ais au{ ben @efit hes Men19en an'penz
ben. -st F.. ~ --... ,.4 ...- ~-s ..
Ger 2Srper bes Meni9en 1T baa
QEerf3eua Der Seele; Ct 1oQ Elm ibr
trau9tares> tldtises @ertseus lein.
Denn ie oelunber unp ftarfer per 0eilt
In ibm unp eur9 Jpn be,peseu. uno
10 it Is AUDI u,u9efebrt. &6rper uno
@eiif Gnp Elm @anse6' uup Der 3ultanc
pes etnen5beileo bdn9t gar lebr BON pen
3u1anoe ees onpern al. Solppbl bic
0eilise Gr;iebun9 unb BilcunA als
audi Elm iener Beruf nebmen einen sez
lunpea> aussebiloeten &1rper in An*
'iprud. Gin geinnner Oeiit in einem
9eiuncen &1rper rurpe baber INNER
als tas 55dlte an9eleben mas per
Menl@ tieniecen piinl1en fanu. @briits
lide Gltern unb Gr3teber babeu ater
nod anoere bDbere 8epe9Srlnce> perz
m5ae ,pelher ibnen bic lprgfdltt9e &1rz
perbilcuns ibrer &inper ant 6ersen lie<
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btmmli1en 8aterS> ct 1T etn Gt9entbum;
er aeb5rt au ben @lieper1l beren 5aupt
GbriFus 1T, pieler wirp einit pieoer aufz
erlteben ,1nb fol-, init Der Seele pereint
Witerbe bes bin,mlilden Rei@e5 iein.
|-Dieje b5bere Nnitdt vpn oer Bez
itimmuna pes u,enl9li@en Qeibe5 iollen
ni1t nur Glteru uup Gr,leber BET Der
f5rperli9en Gr3iebuns ibrer &incer i'm
Mu9e bebalten, lpnoern AUDI ben &fnoer
frabseiti9 beibrinsen. Die &tnperu
lcQen inne ,perpen> pab ibr &brper Elm
W(eilter,perf Elm Ge,npel 0pttes i t. uno
rab Der @eiit @pttes in ibnen pobnt
oamit fie friibseiti9 Dor llnfeul9beft be-
wabrt bleiben.
SIM 9inblid auf pas 0ela9te lollte
man errarten. pab ale G!tem Ger fSrz
perli@en Grstebl,n9 tbrer &inpcr pole
Mufmertlamteit l6enfen riiroen. Snz
be0en bic Grfabrun9 be,peilet rab eicles
lei peitem nidt per Sail it. Ginf9e
Gltern fnb gang ior9los unc sleid9dltts
sesen bas t5rperli9e @obl ibrer&inoer.
la0en es an aller Beauiidttsuna febz
len> dberla6en fie lo3nlasen pem l1n8e@
ldbr. - -.-.
Daber b5rt man penn AUDI nidt ielz
ten BON un8lldefdQen. 9ier fault Elm
&tup In rae Ba6er uno ertrt1ft, bort
perbrruut ein'6 u. |. n. Mnpere Gltern
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11

@iter Mpttenim Yel3wert.
-Man r1}tet 9riinen Gileupitriol ilber
eelfnoeut Geuer unp betreut pamft oaS
pel;perf:- :-Mu@ cas Beipren9en bei1el>
ben NIT Ierpentin Del, wenn ptes wie<
perbott mirb, lobalo oer @rru@ bes
Oels f9 9oerloren bat bdlt bic @ptten
al.
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Gin tranfer Mann murpe oe=
fra9t lparum er nt@t na@ etnem N3t
i9ide ? Neil i9 nod ni@t 9e1pnner1
bin III iterber, a,ttpprtete Der &raufe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13
strawberry Festival,

sAspussY, Iowa, June 1lth, 1858.
EDITOR GATE CITY-SlR II has been q
long time since have seen, in the columns
Of your paper, any notice of our Hourishing
village. The Canal is moving along slowly.
Water has been rather too abundant, just at
this time, for successful operations, but still
the energetic contractors keep it moving, I'M
der very discoursging circumstances.
Several new houses have gone mp lately, and
the Christian Church here have fitted up their
Church. outside, and now are endeayori ny to
lit 1.-THE innner psrts thereof. and are to
have Strawberry festfrai on next Saturday
evening, the 18th, and we should be very glad
to see sill Of our city friends on that evening,
70 help us in fitting up house that al Chris
tian denominations can hold services in.
Please tell them lhst ii will make q pleasant
ride and Fl. II. Wilson and s. W. Buell., Who
live near, have plenty Of hay and corn, and
will be happy TO feed their horses while they
are at the Festival, feeding themselves. The
Summitsille Silver Band is engaged for the
occasion. Please come, all who can.
and give US hft in The good cause.
Yours Truly, B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Tux X Eogrg AMATEUR MIssrREis ABROAD.
We. we're fully satisfied when the members
of the Burlesque OPEN Troupe lefl nome, to
give the ciiizens of Des Moines An exhibition
Of their achievements AZ burnt eorkists, that
they would entertain them in the same attrac-
tive manner they have our own citizens, upon
several occasions. Here is proof that they
did. The Begiser, Of yesterday, says:
The keokuk Amateur Minstrels played TO
full and well pleased house last evening. As
"a band they compare not unfAyorably with
the best tronpes travelling. Their performance
throughout was full of comicality, witticisms,
and considt rable originality. Several mem
bers of the Troupe have nndoubted talent 10
the burnt cork and gag line. The audience
complimented them with several encores, and
received almost every piece with warm plau
dts. They have made many friends in the
Capital City, who will be glad to welcome
them back whenever they visit us again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

C0RN MhAkr-V wv His.............- ...s.....
BuYrrn-cholee lots wilIcommand 1etp lie p b
Eeas--lltel2c.
PouLraY-Lirs Che ems - 90 , doz.
Sonsnun-5o TO zoe per gallon.
PofAroIs--90c to 81 Is p bushel.
Osioss--Nons offered.
LARp-City cured lie TO 1sc per D. Country
cured l6e to lie per ID.
RrrsvAx-3s to Ace per ID.
TAllox-In bbls, Ii c; loose loo per ID
FsArnxas-Prims 500 TO 65c Per b.
RAss-cetton, 50 per ID.
WarrH BKAns-Common TO good to u. scsree
CHrBsg-Good country ISc. Factory l7ta ltc.
BnAx-ecares and in demand; Wholesale u 70
per les lbs.
Paulrs-areen Apples none In market. Choie:
Dried Apples 10 10 i2ie per ID. Dried
Peaches, lSc. -.
Ssrss-Timothy 81 60 TO 10. Clover - W.
Flax seed 81 IS to 81.
ous-Coal oil $50. Linsssd, raw 81 80, boiled
Siss. Lard, 81 sotosi DO. Fish 81 10 10
L,v. srocx--Besf Cattle - 90 TO % 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, ~ to % 50 gross. Sheep
~ 10 50 gross. Veal Calves from - w
to $40 90
BAcos-city cured canvsssed hams zoc, snoaidefs
lsc, clear eides I7c. Country cured hamr
14c: shoulders lelc; sides l5c.
PoRx-Mess rs to $50 per Dbl. -
" oo1-Tub washed 81 70 40c.; 49, 10 hns
so@ 49,; usva,hed, 20 to 2sc.
HAY-Timothy in sctivs demand 81 from - "
TO &iI % PER ton. Prairie % 90 to % 90
woop-4s 50 to IS SO psr cord according 70 esAi-
TT, 10 good demand.
HrDxs-Green, Be; do cured lee; dry siht zeci
do salt lie per h. :.
eALr-IAke - 00@3 10. Ohio River ~ ~
on ieTee.
alAs.-sXie s. 50. Ratss discounted 81 to 30
per cent.
NALa-45 90 rates.
r., Jpau-llr rafes.
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RlvEa sEws.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Dubuque, St Louis.
q Andy johnson, -
Canada, ST. Paul
DEPARTURES.
steamer Rob Rob, ST. Louis.
Nollie McPike, 6
Casada, g
Dubuque, ST. Paul.
The Andy johnson, Asbury in command,
Pensstea, Clerk, win leave for 81. Loais this
moraing = I s'clock.
Boanf0 ST. Paul 10 dsy will be tho Jennie
Baldwin, Of tie n. ". e. Line. lsA,ins Il 8
:. %. Ard tho Savanns, q The Northeru Line.
sas 3 eas issee = o'clock this nsrnias.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13
st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

tom JA1PDR.-Ths 6ne steamer Tom
Jasper win leave Keokuk for Louis every Non
dsv At 6 a. m. and Thursday at o'clock =, m.
moLIIR MePIkD, every Taesday and
Friday, at 8 o'clock q. M. Meals snd State
rooms free.
Fare from Keokuk to St. Louis, $3.ee. Through
bills of lading given for freight to all stations on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river conveyed to the Agent
nj keokuk. will be attended TO without delay, and
Tree Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal : ST. Joseph Railroad. and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Office corner
Bapdesu and Leyee Stsaord building.
:. NJ. ARCHER, Agent, Keokak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Hos. SAArEs HoLsrs, of Quincy, died
Yesterday very suddenly, Of congestion Of the
brain He had been feeling slightly uuvell
for couple of days, and while walking across
the floor fell, and expired instantly.
He was fffy-fve years old, and has been,
for many years, a prominent and influential
citizen Of Quincy, and q leader of the De-
mocraey 10 that section of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13
sew ysvs navsu.

sew vev9 msrnsS.
By Telegraph Nsv YohI. Jun. ri.
Flour closed irregular and unsettled at 5alec
lower on common grades.
Wheat dull and heavy at ia2c lever.
Rye dull and heavy at 9 ooa 2 %.
Oats quiet At s5c in store and s5ie aAoat-
Corr quiet at oslo 90 FOR new mixed west
ern aAost.
Pork qniet and Arm q, 2s Is for mess. cash and
Irregular.
Beef steady, with moderate demand.
Cut Meats duh and dropping.
Bacon nominal.
Lard very qniss a. l1ai7tc for for fair to pr me
steam.
Eggs firm at PRAISE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

PERaf FcIAsa, who has the reputation Of
having manipulated Ross to vote for the ac-
quittal of the President, has since that time
obtained the allowance of doubtful claim
of a hundred Thousand dollars against the
Government
That is quite as good, under the circum>
stances, as the fee Of a Cabinet appointment
for counselor Groesbeck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

TIE American House, Boston, has recent
y completed the addition Of forty family
rooms in sni,es, comprising parlor, bedroom
bathroom, &c, all furnished in the most Gle
CANT style. The American, under the skillful
management Of Mr.. Lewis Rice, hes long beeu
known % one OF the best hotels in the coun-
try, and she excellence and KberaTty Of it,
arrangements have gained for it = wide and
justly merited popularity. Travellers and
tourists who have occasion to visit Boston will
find the house entirely re6tted and refurnish.
ed with every laxury, comfort and conve.
n;ence. with the most complete passenger
elevator ever constructed, and excellent cafe,
spacious billiard halls, and the most central
location in lhs city for business or pleas.
nre. it will more than maintain the popular
favor which il has SO long enjoyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

WHAT StGHrY was ths remark of many
Who attended Lakes Circus, on Thursday
night, which was SO densely crowded that
few, if any, experienced any pleasure at the
same, but ii yon want to enjoy good sight,
which will prove to your advantage, 20 to the
store OF 5. B. Stern to-day, and see the
crowd that flock there, who, with smiling
faces, greet yon as they secure bargains in
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, at the corn er OF
Second and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

LrrrELl's LIVING AGE, weekly magazine
Of some sixty pages, published by Littell /
Gray, Boston, is the very best periodical in
the country for obtaining fair idea of the
periodical literature and the higher fictitious
productions Of British authors and writer's.
The Age is furnished, postage paid by the
publishers, at IS per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Jusr after Grants temporary appointment
as Secretary Of War last summer, the New
York Word published an editorial eulogy on
him Of which the following is the significant
and concluding sentence:
/ As Washington Was elected and reelected
on the strength Of bis character and services,
without pledges either asked or given, we
trust that General Grant will be elected, if al
all, in the same way and with the same &c D.
erous confidence. Having restored the au
thority OF the Government, We hope that he
may add the highest civic TO the highest mill
feeling.
At that period the Vorid contended that
Johnson and Grant had cordial under
standing, and harmonized entirely in tlieil
political views and purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Arrival, and D,vartur,s I Kssknk Rlskstl.

ROB ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
day, 1t o'clock P. M, ana Departs on iaesaay
and Friday, At o'clock :. 70.
ANDY JoHNs0N, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, ut 6 O'Clock p. m, and Departs on
wednesday and Saturday, At = m.
III, JOHNSON, Arrives ON Saturday and
Wednesday, at 8 p. m, and Departs on Monday
srd Thursday, At .. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

ArorIoS this morning at 10 clock, Of
clothing, dry goods, notion and 200 blonses.
which must be sold this day. Also lot OF
second hand fnrniture and one good mare.
WAILACKG GooDwIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Or account Of the news of their father &
death, Messrs. founker Il Bros. will close
their store to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

AUCTION this Saturday morning at 10
o'clock by l.. Howe. Regular sale Of second
hand furniture, clothing, dry goods, notions
dc, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Hoy. l.. B. WAsHBURNE, of the Galena
District, has been nominated for re- election
to Congress, by unanimous vote of the Re
publican Convention of the District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13
nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MARKET
4, rsIsxr.ph.t CaIcAae. June 81.
Flour exceedingly dull and nominal at lesEe
lower not enough doing TO establish reliable mo-
tAtions.
Wheat unsettled, irregular and lower, closing
a. l 80 fer No. j; s5.ai Sc for No. ..
Corn lover and dropping =, s4aas5c for No.
and s3assic for No 2.
Oats unsettled. dul, and lover, closing Al ses
6ste.
Rye d.li-
Barry dali AMI naminsi.
Provisions doll.
Pork nominal IT n eas25 -.
Lard ateady: sales al lie.
Nothing doing ia bulk meats
Laxs freigh,s dab at DE for corn II Buffalo, 80
to oswego.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Persons who design travelling in Eurone,
can procure lettres de credit ct d indication,
upon application at the Keokuk Savings
Bank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

MARRIED. Hon. Rush Clark. Of lows
City, in Philadelphia, to Sidney Q. Robson
Of the latter city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Insurance.
Il i. TEN-EYCK,
REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL
IA!UaIlt[ AGENCY
OFFICE:
CORNER FOURTH and YAlN SIS,
ZIP Stairs,
kEOKUk, IOWA.
Real Estate Bought and Sold
Agency Established In 1850.
Paid cut for Losses In KEoKuH b.
the past twelve years
Q V E r S1o5, 900
Without a single tasr snu
For RELIABLE INSURANCE call Of this lssTu
For RELIABLE INSURANCE call at this lssro

Etna Insurance Co, Hartford, =. 81 500, 10
Home Insurance Co., New York, 8,7oO,0g
Insurance C .ofN. America, Phil. 500, ocf
Lorillard Fire ms. CO., New York, l,7O0,oee
international ms. Co., 1,2oo,off
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. sCo.0ef
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 6C0,ott
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, s(o,Oot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Nsw Hork money nArxss.
By TeienaphI NEv YoxE, Jure L..
Money easy at sa5 per cent.
Gold frmer, closing at 400.
Government stocks opened weak and closed
strong. Coupons Of 81, ilesailss; do 90,
ll2all2s; do '64. la9aaile; do IS, liossllet, do
new, 1I2sali3; do 81 iiesslio3 10 4e's los1s
los; sos ioessioal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

The employees Of the CARR C1TI were SER
enaded this morning by the Keokuk String
land. The music was most excellent. and
enlivened the hearts of weary typos. Come
again, gentlemen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

Fob SALE OR REsT.--A two story brick
store room on Main street, between Levee
and First street. For particulars enquire n
Hess, Stern l. Co.'S. clothing house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-13

WANTED. a good job Printer, 1t the GArx
cirY job rooms. A competent general work.
man is wanted Immediately. None other
need apply.
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Tax new Mississippi Telegraph Line j,
completed from ST. Paul to Dubuque, and
will be in operation to Davenport in the course
of fortnight, on its way down the river.
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SPECIAL ConxusIcArIoS Of Hardin Lodge
No. % on Saturday evening. June 18th.
Work on fhe Second Degree.
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CITY NEWS.

roa the largest stock, and best assortment
of fancy and staple groceries, 20 to l2o Main
street, Robertson 4 Albers
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FSref&A MarkSte-
LrrASooi, June r. u
Flour 32s.
Red wheat rs Sd; white l3s led.
Corn 33s Cd.