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THE GATE CITY.
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A ITROKO VOTB.
Ulie report of the Reconstruction commit
teein favor of the amendment of the Consti
tution, basing representation in Congress on
the number of voters, was adopted by the
House of Representatives by an unexpectedly
large vote. Every member that had ever
been regarded as sympathizing with the Re
publican party, voted for the proposition, ex
cept RorssEAC and
SMITH,
The vote of
RAYMOND,
"KILUXH
OP
Bes.
VATIOHAli MEDICAL, COJIVEXTfOBr.
Pun
terday as intended in consequence of a pres
sure of business. In my last I only alluded to
general impressions in regard to the political
temper of uieu and their surroundings. This
morning I propose to confine myself more
particularly to the action of the American
Medical Association upon professional mat
ters.
After the
VERY
I must stop here and refer a littU mora to
this subject of the presiding officer, for the
delay in the business of the convention, and
the confusion often manifested in the pro
ceedings, were solely attributable to hia in
capacity.
We at the West have been accustomed to
look
upon New England as being the seat ol
the intelligence
try,
THE REVIVAL
of Kentucky.
of New York, in sup­
port of the report ofthe "Central Directory,"
takes the public by surprise, and in view of
his unfaltering adherence to the President's
policy, is regarded as somewhat significant.
The vote was 128 to 37, a two-thirds vote.
The indication thus furnished by the action
of the House leads to the conviction that the
measure will be adopted by the Senate, and
then all that will be required is that the Leg
islatures of three-fourths of the States adopt
it, aud the formal work of reconstruction will
have been perfected.
THE
terrible mob which the rebels of Mem
phis represented through the telegraph as a
negro insurrection, and which Copperhead
fklitors, in sympathy with rebels, still insist
was a nagro mob, resulted in the death of
some seventy negroes and the burning of a 1
the negro buildings in Memphis. And yet
with all this loss of life on the part of the
eetored population. Copperhead journals
would have us believe that it was a negro plot
of armed soldiers which the whites simply
•ought to defend themselves against, and that
only two whites lost their lives, one of whom
fell by the hands of an Irishman, under the
following circumstances as detailed by the
Memphis Commercial:
DEXKIP.—Yesterday
af­
ternoon, Ben. Dennis, a brother in-law of
Dr. Dickinson, and an old resident of this
city, was shot and killed in what is known as
Frank's Saloon, on Bank Alley, between
Madison and Monroe streets. The circum
stances, as near as we could learn, were
tfeese Mr. Dennis was standing at the bar,
tho course of his remarks, said
and
'There's a boy (pointing to a negro named
Reuben, a barber on .fefferson street), that
has shaved me many a time. I have as much
confidence in him as I have in any one. aud
were I compelled to ask a favor to-morrow,
he is the first I should go to.' During the
delivery of these remarks, Michael Keenan
was in the back room, partaking of his din
ner, and when he heard Mr. Dennis make use
of them, us came forward and saiil: 'What
did you say st the same time striking Den
nis with his pistol on tiie right temple, imme
diately following the blow up by shooting
him—the ball entering just below the heart
and ranging upwards, causing almost instan
taneous death. Keenan was arrested, but in
some way managed to etfeet his escape."
and refinement of the coun-
and the people of that section as being a
pare representative
of tbe good breeding and
CcientiHc standing of the nation. Indeed.
Capital of New Kugland claims this
much, aud it has been generally accorded.
But if the late President of the American
Medical Convention is to be taken as a repre
sentative doctor of that section, then we pro
test,
and ask to be excused from awarding it
My
sucii compliment.
Why,
IN* SPRIKON®LD-—A.
MI
WASHINGTON*. D- c.,
May 7, 186R.
GATE
Cnrr: I did not write yon yes­
important Dr. Pallen matter
had been disposed of and the Association
fairly organized it divided into sections upon
particular subjects, namely: Surgery, Prac
tical Medicine, Hygiene, etc. Several val*
uable papers were read in the several sections
Mid ordered printed in the transactions.—
Among these was one by Prof. Hughes on
surgery another on Iyphtbeum, by a gentle
man from Philadelphia, and another by a
gentleman from this city on army diseases, as
*ritness«d during the war. The subject of
cholera was considered in committee of the
whole, and a Dr. Marsden, from Montreal,
made a very extended address on the proper
sanitary regulations for the prevention of its
introduction into this vicinity. This elicited
considerable debate from gentlemen from
Hew York. Philadelphia, Boston, and other
cities, all of whom seemed to have particular
plans of their ow i which they were extremely
anxious to impose on the attention of the As
sociation. The confusion arising from the
desultory debate was very materially added to
by the I'resideut ofthe Association, whom for
utter want of knowledge of the most simple
tales of parliamentary usago made.bad matters
much worse.
SLtetihTthTs District.'
we know of a
great many backwoods doctors out West who
never
think
for
one moment
far belter!
ignorant of parliamentary rules, and yet as-
•titninp
to know them all, frequently ungen-
tjeinanly and personally disrespectful in his
deportment, ludicrous and
sometimes gro
tesque in his actions, he succeeded in keeping
the Associatian
in as much confusion as
he
Veil could. It is to be hoped tnat hereafter
tlie Association will be more careful in* the
selection of a presiding otticer.
The debates on cholera were very interest
ling, as
eliciting
quarantine,
ide
•e'.-ure
great
revival which commenced In Springfield, 111.,
some weeks ago, still continues with undi
minished prwer. Union meetings for prayer,
as well as for preaching are held in the open
air, because there is no room to be had of
sufficient dimensions to accommodate the
multitudes that attend the meetings. Hnn
dreds, if not thousands, have been added to
the several churches of the city since the
commencement of the meetings, and the
good work is still going forward.
The State Register, which was at first dis
posed to sneer at the movement, now says:
"There can no longer be a doubt in the
mind of any hut that the revival at present
in progress among us has been instrumental
not only in bringing individuals to a sense of
their duty and a change of conduct, but, at
the same time, has exercised a wonderful in
fluence upon the whole community. While
many have been converted among us, we be
lieve all our cjU£en8 hare beep more or less
benefitted, and should the interest in the re
form be kept up, it is to be hoped that even
more may yet be apcomplished. What the
officers of the law and the vigilance of the
authorities have failed to effect, has been
quietly brought about by the influence of
these religious meetings. We refer to the
moral reform in the community which has
taken place within the past four weets—
evidences of which are constantly observ
able.
Even the fears for the safety of life [and
property, which pervaded society so receiitly.
have been expelled, as it were, by an un
known power, and a sense of security seems
now to be felt by our citizens, such as has not
been known for several years. If we are
wrong in attributing this change wholly to
the religious influence brought to bear upon
society, we must
it in this manner
at least partially account for
about such a 'cforin—a reform that has only
been noticeable since the inauguration °f the cotton grow
those meetings. The number of converts'
being weekly received into the several
churcher is also, and perhaps even a better
evidence of the fruits ofthe revival. est«r
day, fifty-five such persons united themselves
with the Second rresbyterian Church, and
other denominations are having their ntmi
bers swelled in equal proportion.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT
12.
the short tune in which thev were in session. ?f
The committee of Wavsand Means are doing '"n,!
nothing as yet on the new tariff laws, pre-!
States CH7 Paymasters, *14.4'H) other I ''^£5 J™!!6
u1-' 7{^this^.M A was depos
suuerv^sin!t spe ial agent of the Trels-'!
urv who had on deposit »24,42(-): Elijah li. ^on,ero
Sols S nei-intendeut of Indian Affairs near-1
that i Co., of Baltimore, are indebted
,LBovne
_I. I-|^ IKKI
to the bank nearly j-ioo.wu.
lhe Blain-Conkling investigating commit
tee are moving slow
y.
and said to be here iroin
City,others
using
ull
frauds that were perpe ra e
The select committee ot four, consisting of
met this morniug to take into consideration
tha propriety of reducing the clerical force of
the Inferior Department, and increasing the
pay of the remainder. The aggregate saving to
Veto of the Colorado bill will be presented'
then transmitted to the Senate.
In the case
of the
"Boston
of aspiring to the
distinguished position of the Presidency of
tiie Association, who would have honored
it
Testy, hot-headed, impetuous,
many facts connected with
but
nothing definite with regard
the
general approval of the Association
•s few believe that by the most rigid enforce
•tent of quarantine regulations, the disease
Can be prevented from traversing tbe western
lorttinent A supplemental organisation was
Effected, .headed by a gentleman £1*901 New
Yx ^'ork,after the regular session, howerer, wtyp
iome action was taken on this sntgoct.
Ztl The Association elected Prof. Haghea, of
blo*a,«adDr.
C. C. Cos, of Maryland, dele*t
gates lo the Beropeea soewtwk
Ymm ft*»
.•j?ai
tf,e j,arties
the persuasions and perverse nueg
influence "possible to deter or choke off any
Merchant's National
Bank, had it not been for the conduct of Col.
Paulding, in disobedience of orders in at
tempting to prop up the concern because both
of his securities were Directors in the bank,
no loss would have been sustained by the
Government. The court of Inquiry are still
taking testimony
in his case and
will proba
bly report next week.
The House Committee on public expendi
tures met to-day and laid plans for the inves
tigation of the alleged fraudulent praetiees on
the
and New York Custom Houses,
which they w41I prosecute vigorously.
Gen. Howard yesterday received the fol
lowing dispatch from General Clinton
out
to
*e treatment. Preventive sauitary meas
ures take precedence over anything else in
tke
estimation of all
present. An
effort
to memorialize Congress
finikirm
system
was
to establish a
VOL. 18. KEOKUK, IOWA i SPHPAV. MAY 10. 1866.
freely made against the agents, of being in
terested in speculations, etc.,and recommend
the removal of the present officers of the
Bureau from those States, and transfer of
the duties to officers commanding troops in
these States, as the agents have bnt little to
do all cases for trial or adjustment having
been turned over to civil courts.
At the serenade to Stephens, the Head
Centre of the Fenians, last night, he made a
short address, in which he Tepeated his assu
rance that his mission here was to close up
the gaps in the order, produced by dissen
sions. He promised a lengthy speech at the
great meeting soon to be held.
The Charleston Courier of May 5th con
tains a very interesting collection of intelli
gence concerning the growing crops in differ
ent southern States. In these districts we
find accounts in most respects highly gratify
ing of the conduct of the freedmen, and a
hopeful statement of labor. The Sumter
(S. C.) Watchman reports onr planters are
applying themselves with a diligence which
must secure at least a measurable degree of
success. The freedmen, too. as a general
thing, are working with a zeal and earnest
ness exceeding the expectations of our peo
ple at the beginning of the year. A Georgia
correspondent of the Macon Journal and Mes
senger, from Barber county, on the 2'itb,
writes Where there is no bureau the freed
men are working well, and some are very well
satisfied May and June will try them.
The Atalanta Commercial Bulletin has the
following from a correspondent in the
Sothwestem part of Georgia Owing to the
great scarcity of labor the cotton crop for
this year will barely reach half the amount
produced in 1800, which I think was
estimated at four million of bales. I am
clearly ofthe opiuiou that 1.500,000 bales
is a full estimate for the coming'crop. This
State at the pres-ent time possesses more
negroes than her sisters, yet she will hardly
,, -r make half a crop with few exceptions. There
not a
e know of naught else ,hat
which has thus suddenly arisen to bring
Georgia and emigrate westward.
The Heralds Washington special says the Ihe Washmg.on special says
Cabinet meeting to-day was an unusually
short one. All the members were present i ^ench troops, winch are reported baring
except Attornev General Speed. But little PaSM 1 through Ha\ar.a on their way to Mex-
business could have been transacted during jc0'
aTf recr"Us
la|
plantation in this section of our State
a full Ul of han(l3 A vagt
nun}l}er of
same
farms \re therefore idle. The
thini can
wrp
be said of other portions pf
middle Georgia there is a great deficiency of
laborers, and these are tampered with and
seduced from their employers for the more
fertile lands of the west, or for some other
purpose, leaving a large number of planters
entirely destitute. An agentof the depart
ment of agriculture writes to the same effect.
Kvery planter that can get labor is putting in
all the cotton possible, in hopes to sell at
high rates, and many of them are neglecting
corn, preferring to depend upon the north
i west for their supplies. The freedmen have
I contracted verv freely with their old masters.
a general tiling the higher rates of wages,
Jn
_\ia|)atnft
ttn(j
HEWS st MMARV. some of them to discard their contracts in
NEW YORK,
May
Mississippi, are inducing
special savs the »r\— —y- Presently there was a stir and animation in
was an unu'^uallv t- minister explains that the the crowd, and he saw bis majestv in an over-
tW dati- of the fmlure of tbe bank. Amone ice nen monoay. had noticed the movement, instantly caught
Lh« e i i s
it or
so i bank were I II 1 st" i °®c»l
OCUm,enU
coat.
the place of men whose
h"|lc®
haTe
0
P1Th? Gen-
femng to wait until some final action is taken IT-
nian
cXPired-
who
ti,P
the Internal Revenue tax law. Oecwia, from 3L Thomafc^ H® it •ccompan geo the Emperor, would not suffer him to
i"he following is ft statement showing the k
ndebtedne«s of the Merchant's National h'8 coming here is to At the moment when the Emperor was put- I
u I u- .u i' .l unite bis efforts with those of the Liberal par- inir on hin cloak the individual ntighinv Kntn-
Bank of this city to the Government.as tal»en w„ .. mg on ni« cioaaine inaiviauni. pusmng ivom
frnm th* bonks of the bank Deposited to 7' Mesioo, to egpei Maximiluan. Ho mtssaroff forcibly aside, made his way to the
the credit ofthe Treasurer of the United *7?
Me.,n?
uP"n
di biirsinff officers and at!
en is 250 To- Collector of Customs for New York is
h\re
,o
d^
to
tad between'the 2uth oV April and :!d of Mav,: u'^:„f::^?ttTnn?.7nterlnK,lp0,1 I'"1,'1
which
lhe
h*VC
ha"ds
ton'revej
u Sl ouO and SomM Hol.bl d.'burrng 'arm ^'ocata of a monarchical form of
Seward by Mr.
th« nn",8t«r
nrill for National deoosiu thev will Pr0l':i't'0" to divide thec.tv into six hospital Mother of God of Kasan. Therv he aiiehted
security for the Na o districts, in which, when epedenr.es occur there ,0 thank his Maker who throush the- -encv
be extremely fortunate. is a so es ima e
e!itabiished
The
General Howard has appom a i thousand licenses. The Counsel to the
relief commission
Reiburn
President
who have assaulted, or may as
Interested ool.tic.ans,j men who work
New
ork strike carpenters and joiners still con-
park
and Ch&a, Dennis, charged
Lewis
investigation that would expose the official wjth thg Msdigon Avenue
jjeen discharged
I
Senators Doolittle, Collier, Cowen and Lane,
them
for want of evidence against
8
Froa San Fraatlteo.
SAS
of ,he
pHAXCisto,
An attempt will be made in the Senate to their bounty has been increased to thirty rabs that resounded through the hall upon!
pass Senator Henderson's bill, restricting the dollars Ship owners and consignees are this announcement of imperial favor After
President's power of removal from oflke
very
without cause r11"11®™-
indignant at this move on tl,e part of the
an" ta''t
saij°rs' hot"e' Vii
to special Cabinet meeting on Monday, and The stock of domestic distilled liduors is for the preservation of the beloved Czar. In
""nninff very low Mining stooK*' iirm the evenios the town waa illuminated. An
Ophir
$5,50,
Iinptrial
as
the third section entirely, or sub­
stituting for it a provision declaring certain
classes of prominent rebels forever ineligible
to hold office under the National Govern
ment.
The President has appointed Col. Walter
B.
Scale, collector of customs for Chicago.
To get up the new five cent piece, which is
soon
to be
of quarantine, but it failed to
issued, will cost about si* hun­
dred thonsand dollars. There will be, when
the coinAge is complete, three aiid a half
million dollars
in this money—that hjeing the
amount of postal currency of three fend five
cents in circulation, and this coin is Intended
to supercede it.
CoL Janes L. Collins, formerly of Ol)i0»
has been appointed receiver of pubKe moneys
at the United States depository, at Santo Fee,
John H. Greiner, late of Columbus,
Madaui aiicl PdTlerion, the
commtasioDers apppiated to inreiwle
wortiags of Ute F^*h6*r
Seerietieee bvii
llMf MMkiB UM
v* 1®.
to race or color.
B.
Fiske, the head ofthe Freedmen's Bureau in
Tennessee
MEMPHIS,Tenn.
Kay, 9.
The school houses will be rebuilt, and the
schools will be reopened in ten days. I
shall remain here until the waste places are
restored.
(Signed,)
CLINTON B. FISKE,
Brev.
Mfij. Hitchcock, Commissary-General of
prisons, has given notice that a sufficient
length
of
time having elapsed for the presen
tation of claims against funds undercharge of
this office, monies recovered
TROT,
Imm
May
i .1^-
ward of SiV) for the arrest and conviction of tm.mber# of th? Council
roltery,
May
11.
Robert Tiffany, hatter, paid £o00 in gold
the Det^tment."bvVhis"nieawiu^7U' esti'ma- the first choi'ce of seats on the occasion to pay him their respects, he was greeted
ted would be about ^7 000 Various heads
of Bureaus were before the committee and The certificate of the incorporation of the i having addressed them in a few gracious
eenerally argued in favor of the plan. A bill' Pacific rolling mill company was fitted up words, wished to see Kommissarolf. lhe
for that purpose will soon be reported. yesterday The company will run the mill for 1 eyes of all were intently directed towards the
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool, has ar- smelting and manufacturing railroad iron, young man. He is of middle sue and com
rived News anticipated copper, and other metals. Its capital is one I mon in his appearance. The Emperor, hav
The Tribune's Washington special savs the million dollars. ing expressed his monarchial feelings, con-j
Senate to day confirmed General Mann, as! Boarding honse runners being refused descended to signify to the young man that
/.nllortnr nf Internal Kerenue for the fir«t access to vessels has caused the wages of s he had raised him to the rank and dignity of
district vice S Schenuder, removed. sailors to advance ten dollars per month, and |a nobleman. Many and loud were the hur- i
from
authorities taken from the United
diers while held as piisoners
Maj.-Gen.
The Timet' Washington special says that
the indications are unmistakable that the
joint resolution which passed the Honse yes
terday, will be modified in the Senate by
striking
of war.
claims presented after this date will
sidered.
A
HARTTOED, CODE.,
The Courant of this morning annoonces
that the contract for eonstrnctinf the Gettys
burg monument has been awarded to its de
signer, James O. Patterson, ot Hartford.
The monument is to cost $60,000. Mr. Pat
terson designed and built the Worth' mono'
ment
..
THE Rev. E. B. Falrchild safs thit, while
ia Palestine, iie met on tha banks of the Jor
dan two English cler*ymeii filllbf in assort
ment of cant Md bottles with water fron the
river. The water was intended for the bap
tism of childtea, on tteb. return hoaMi, MS
oy reaiaskad that it wodd pn th««s
of hia toar to Uie Holy Land—MI
notbap&eachild wiU It for ha
it
U i
DM
12.
The Iron moulders strike in this city which
commenced gone six weeks since is now at
an end, the last foundry having gone to work
to-day. There has bee* a .compromise
between the men and the employees.
Gold opened at 129$ and closed 128$.
THI CZAR ASO THE JillAlffll.
the Attempt t« As
IUIIBSAcessat**t
U
tht Caar lI«uai*r-luU«
st sat AfUr tht Critical
Naatat-Hvwtk* Kwaparer
miscreant meditating an attempt upon the
most valuable life in Russia. Thank Heaven,
the criminal design was not realized, and thef
pages of Russian history remain unstained by
a sanguinary deed of unpredeceuted atrocity.
The chroniclers of our time have been spared
the distressing duty of handing down to pos
terity the tale of a nefarious act hitherto un
known in the annals of the Russian people.
The life of him whose rule at this moment
is so indispensable to Russia has been provi
dentially preserved.
At the moment when the criminal design,
long matured in the miscreant's head, was
about to be carried out. Providence, taking
pity upon Russia, made a simple peasant,
Ossip Ivauovitch Kommisxaroff, the instru
ment of iU will. Ossip (.Joseph) Kommissa
roff, a young man of twenty-five, was born in
the villiage of Molvitino, province of Kos
troma. The village belongs to Baron Kuster,
to whora KomtnissarofF stands in the relation
of a lilerated annuity-paying aerf. Having
been lately allowed to go to St_ Petersburg
and work in a hatter's shop, he soon rose in
his calling, became foreman, and married a
peasant girl, by whom be has a little daugh
ter, eight months old. He was still foreman
at Mr. SadofTs, the hatter, when fate changed
bis destiny, and in an instant altered his en
tire career. The 16th being hi* birth-day, he
went to say his prayers in the chapel near the
house of Peter the Great. Coming to the
river side, close to the Marble Palace, he
perceived that the bridge was removed and
the passage temporarily interrupted. Re
tracing his steps, he then made his way to the
Summer Garden, at the gate of which a
crowd was assembling round an imperial
equipage. Knowing the carriage to be the
Emperor's, and longing fur the happiness of
beholding his Majesty, he joined tlie crowd
waiting tor the monarch's arrival
who had been standing behind Kommis-:
rarotT tried to push him aside. I bis mdivid
"a! had repeatedly attempted to penetrate
Santa Anna armed at through the surrounding crowd and get nearer
carn,n"p
but
UD^e(r
u,
10
fact that Santa Anna was a,
ly ol,0U ana xn Government in that country and an adherent I bus was the valuable life of his Maiestv
clerk ofthe lreasury Department, upwards ... i nus was me vaiuaute i.ie oi n is .Majesty
(w» Dtfiepra of the Government W V ,, (the Emperor saved. His Imperial Majesty
think if thev realize $50 000 exclusive of the flu. Board of Health have before^them a
ari,i
as manv hospitals as the
0f g0
Inav reauirp 1 of 90
exegencRs ma\ requue. assassin s hand from bis royal person.
lioard of Excise has granted, thus far,
..f
(tins
$1,20,
Yeihflf Jacket
Belcher
$3,32, I
$5,20,
Challar
$:},30.
From Waialagioa,
WASUIXUTON, May 12.
The Presidenthas approved the bill to in-
in the DiHrictof Columbia, for the education
of persons for the Christian ministry. There
is to be no exclusion from the Institute on
account of- theological belief. The bill is
silent
State, who had
been ju«t hnblinjr a sittiug in the Winter Pal
ace. wore tho urst
to
have
express to the Majesty
it
rebel
States sol­
2£o
be con­
NEW, CHOICE
mmm
Phillips
WM
sad Us Tksaki to CM.
I a e
SITMI,
BW
(St. MII*W)April IT.]
Yesterday, the 16th, while the Emperor
was walking in the Summer Garden, a crowd
assembled at the gate to see bis Majesty enter
his carriage. Among those people, who were
animated with feelings of devotion and love
toward tbe monarch, whose name is never
mentioned by any one except with expres
sions of respect and gratitude, there was
Go to
His Majesty approached the carriage
anj was
I'
potting on his cloak, when a young
Komra^aniff. Wishing to
squeeze through and pirnit himself before him.!
I P°wer, bat will fr0nt rank* of the multitude. Kommissaroff
the lead of Juarez. followed him closelv. Hardly had the a^sas-
flu
g()t
near
tjie tfmjvpror when, drawing a!
«*,*»• pistol from underneath his overcoat, h, U^l-
al
th?
Emperor. Kommissaroff, who
the arm. and, diverting the pistr-l from
cused it to discharge in the air. In
^exico at W ashing- jBnother moment the assassin was arrested,
Kommissaroff. a prey to a thousand anxi-,
oli„, lost
,n
the
.urging crowd.
at once
drove to the Cathedral of th" llniy
humble an instrument ha5 diverted the I
Pu.m»le an instrument, haa Uivenea the
The news of
i
tbe feelings of horror and joy occasioned by
this overpowering event. At seven o'clock
all generals, officers, and other persons hav
ing access at Court, assembled in the Winier
Palace. In all this assembly th»re was no
one capable of accounting for the treacher-. FLT3T
j. I .11 _:.u .u ^',3^
ous deed or at all acquainted with
th*
and character of the criminal. When hisj
Majesty condescended to make his appear-j
ante among the gentlemen who were waiting!
"r8t appearance of bdwin l-orrest. with indescribable enthusiasm. His Majesty,
all present repaired to the Preobras-
establishing a large heuski cathedral to attend Divine service and
heartfelt thanks to the Almighty
immense conconrse of people thronged round
the jialace. All were delighted
iepa
-the
to learn
life.of him whose rule and wisdom are
new
will
THE
pro rate distribution of funds will
be made on claims now on satisfactory proof
of
the identity of the claimant, ana
be handed
the latest posterity.
Cincinnati
''The
the
authenticity of claims being presented.
Eispreaa Robbery.
PROVTOEECE,
R. I., Maf lS.
The smallsafe of Davenport,MasonkCo.'s
Fountain River, Bedford and New York Ex
press, was thrown off the steamboat train on
the Stonington Railroad last night, between
East Greenwich and Westerly. It was found,
this morning,robbed of its contents,tha value
of wiseh is as yet unknown.
down to
The
Russian nobility
abounds in illustrious families who have de
served well of their country. Their number
has now been increased by one whose founder
—himself
emancipated by Alexander
(ins
JVIT RECIIVKD AT
Kerr's,
&
83 MAIM STREET.
LULITHREtD OINO
QDIOHAH LAWNS,
A
VRBMCQ OHaHMLAYB,
BAKMR8.
L4M AKTIIKa,
AHD AL.L THE
Choice Novelties of the
B«i|ht at a
GREAT SACRIFl(CE»
USD WILL BI SOLD VU! LOW.
ALSO A lASdl STOCK OP
Men's
and
BUS BHADBS,
PAJLA80L*.
DUU BtJTTOlip,
Ba^sngp chrok~1 throok-h to all principal pointa.
Pr»I(rftt«
I
H.—
preserved for the benefit of all Russia the
life of his liberator.
Commercial, in referring to
the political situation at Washington, says:
J4HES BBOWNLGE,
Qntr mthtk«nd Maim
BkntU.
drnitfefaB kM*teraMi*d Muedtoor*
i jar
ar,'d4**N Hl(h Mmt, b*t**M Stk and 9tb
•treot*, Kcokak lawa. ia«ayl»-dly.
Ittf BEUfttES.—Aoaa**' O. E. 000 W, aad aU
®Ann.*rt a a.
BEUfllEE.—Aoaaa*' o.
n/HRIviM
*V MM^aali
wsaMsafcrsstobf
aqU WILCmOH. BAETUITT OO.
tHSBK) Xlt, BBw.ftr *al* br
rouwi atCT. lat wktak la SKM aa« W
oa
MAGIC
Boy's Wear,
TEIMMDWI,
AII 81
Mtrriojw,
& JfTJS, #«. 9 Co
TV TOC WUB TO ECV UOOQ8
Cheaper than yon hare
them «iace the H'ar,
PHILLIPS & KERR'S.
Ott^n
^OR^ALE—Tb* w«th*Jf of Lot 10, B?ock 19Jn
Ki!boaru«'« Aldttk^n, vn Baekt between 16tb
lTth Ftr#eU, wiih f«wi Fimrtio D*elJ'of, Uff# B«r«,
f»«r »iv Ivt We!! fenr*d and in
rU«-Bd. T.t Ttic* rCO-1*00 ta»b, Ui
in '»ne T**r with rn»r rw»t. int'rwt.
Rtwjnir# of H. T1H-RTCK.
TOLEDO, WABASH
Kvry-
1
WESTEMUT KJtiL, V«Vf 1*.
Isshk, Isvs. all Psiats,
EAST, IORTH ARD lOl'TH.
if0 CSangf of Otrt fnm TvMe i» Miaitnppi JKocr.
CHABQE OF TIME MAV 13tk.
Two Pa«0»0|if Trolna laovo BialHal *Mi\j ao ft4
lowa:
IHTI BtMIlT""!.
*»tTl »T BAMIITO*.
Mail Ko I SMQ Hall So. S '±00
ExpreaaKo 4 A I Expraoo No. 1 a
FrHght S,, 6 210 i Pn-ibt 5u A.. A
Train li-ar« tlaifei!un Sunday P. M. icsteod of
Satarda
laarinc Hamilton al 2:40 A vtll ro
thro»*k lo ST. LOl IN TEN SBd leare St.
Uxria al P. 11., will arrira at Haitliro Uo A. K,
without
FAN MUM U KY
Thta
HW
than air«^«,IIMi| oo Bach
TII
the murderous attempt rapid-
iiotniT & am onaor
To .* Lmtu. SfmimglkU, Me*, Ottre,
Cindmmti, ItttSimrp. PkOadtlpkim, New fork,
B—Um, ami mil pmmU in tto C.X
Tlrtifk Ticket! it L«« ti lit
Kow and elogaot Sleeping Oaro rtia froti Bluff City to
Lafaiette. ao "4at paaoroKencoa gotajood ninht'araM
wbilf ^urmin* th^lr iurney.
thla r^ate "ill be forward*-! vith di«patct.
Eifrrtt fright Traiii rntui throogh from Toledo to
Keokuk iti 46 liuura. O^^*-r cbar^eaand dama^ee pr
r.xaptly
aattl~i Rat^ ao low by any other rente.
OIPICB—In Stone Deyot, conor Froal sad bnaoc
atroet*, Keokok.
«. I. MtBOKL. Seal. Act, Krohak,
WELL?. E. A. CFTAPLN,
P'" oV*
person
V1 Spr^'M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,!
OFFERS
his Professional Services to thol
citiaeuf of Kookok.
Ci-Reoldence on the oomer of Eighth ami INrtwogo'
Street,. maTltdStn
CEDAR CAMPHOR
to
DB. GEO. E. EHIXGEB*
UOMOZO
that
God had preserved the life of their liberator
so
equired for developing the
rtnciples of our civil administration,
corporate the National 1 heoiogical Institute consolidating ine^lruegruy 01 ine empire anu may crtonniicd. or ordrrs left *t mil hour*
securing a felicitous fbtnre to our race.
Henceforth the ivnneof Kommissaroff
HAS
will
be
one familiar to all Russians. From genera
tion to generation
S.VAN GRXBKEN'S
Photograph & Ambrotype
GALLERY,
No. 8L M«ln atreel.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
1•
main fact can be stated in a short
sentence.
General Grant is to be the next
President of the United States. Everybody
in Washington is
agreed
upon that.''
NEW ADYRfiTiRKIIfi(iT8.
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
customer* and tha public la mwral, to my fin
proved facllitim f'ir COPYING and ENLAKIJINO olil
Dafcuerreotyp.e, Ambrotvoo* aad PhotogmpiM of do-1
ceaaed poraoM. baling lately addod to mj machinery for
low pre-
BUtlHKSS LOT, 10X140 feet, oa north ride Main,
•treat. Will b**old at «bu|ri* Ifap
•atataly. title perfect, km* of P. I,
or to the anenlgaad.
mayttdtw 8J BBAWSOA.
a B0SIHBS9
A near Mh *t
piled
tn
InaMt
LOOMS, Taq,«rt
COFFEE AKD SVjQABS
—AT—
mmnircEn
i cms.
Kil BAGS BIO COFFEE
UV BAOB LAOUAYRA
5 BA08 OLD OOVSRSMNT iATJL
For eale low by
•ia) 4 BOBERTMH ALIXU,
Teas Teas!!
15
rHrraVAJB MUMBL-ASaaC baM.aU wMta
f*r pnfia*!,—1 WhM»
Tfmmm
J^|APLE 8UQAB.
WmmSEm (paiQ
jruit. :%4'x M'j
III
season Teas,
lat ate, and of
H. CHESTS choice n®
HIMM
wrrwyalot
IWnlehy
(fioaMBla, with i
qwaHty. UrTht Bat
KttBBTI
AALbbm.
10
vsfcKKr
DIALERS jar
A W A E
•40IHTS 1B»P.
WairbmmksP Scmle^
COB. FOURTH a
AMES'Jut
POPLIM t, PIQCm
*c., ao.se,
Electricity in Liquid Form!
F»E EIlltTISS PAI5H It IAS X9 E^Cafc!!!
TO BE USED O.VLT A3 A BATUISO LGTI0S.
Pnpar«d and aold by tke
•tarrcll Elcefro-Ha|(»ctte Flmld Conap'y!
Offlcr and De]»t, 166 iUudulph ?|, CUICAQ0, ILL.
KEKE3T A. BBAtTlf, Ttofeliac Aftat for the Cow*
[BajVdtf
PfiMMSVLVANU
Wagon
&
COR. MAIS AID EIGHTH STB,
1
i
Yeast CaRe. i
J. B. STBATTOX'S
SUPERIOR YEAST CAKE.!
THE OEST 19 CSK.
i
DH. I. F. WAYLIKD,
Tamitrt satisfactory In ever reaped.
For tale by all t,«r RETAIL rjTT GROCERS.
,r Z#- HOBBBTSOV ALBERS.
LAND FOR SALE
Va Hancock County, 111*
"J
For DM aft I oat Motha in Clothing. Ik* advantage!, Iffl
cieory, Economy, Inpwla awoet odor to the Clothe* and
rare
laat through twelve Month*. Erry drnggfet haa
it. HARRIS S
CH
A.PJLAN, Boaton.
mayUaw-fH-oat-on n,
ACRES,
& I S
removed his Office and Residence to
Foorth 8»re*«,betwe#* Mtio and Blond***
Foartb 8»re*«, between M*io and RlomtaMt, wker«
ay cnoiratttd. or ordt-rn left at all hour*
atcaotion paid to the cf Women
and Ckildrro, and Chronic dueae**. [oaaylO-dJm
in the City
AUCTION SALE
Oovernment Property.
I
thii particular lr*nch cf mj tnataaa*. I am now pre
rared to make EN LABS
ED PttOTOQBAPHIC
aa perft-cl aa when taken from lib.
aprU-dtf 8. TAN QKIBKBN.
for Smif.
On
OOP1ES
ASSr. Qcittm MAITII'I Orrtt *,
L'lTuroar, Iowa, May 8, 1188./
WILL sell at public auction, at KEOKUK,
IOWA,
Wednesday, May 16th, 18M,
The following
described property, rts:
61^ COBJDS OF WOOD.
*WS ft*. Of COBN.
JMi HtT.
le comm?ore at 1" o'clock A.M.
-?*»h, InOoverniEfnt fande, on day ofaale.
By order of Qaarter KLuter Oeoer^l.
J.
?rto
WO. 61.
MAIN
otk*T», (or mb by CADI A PSCIL »Uo to pact tog tb«m, And to tbe pmehaae »tid
BuijiV
Huffie Fluting Irons, for sale by
buiM CADY a P«C*.
LIATJI«R
.,,d
R0by
W-r »ottt»g On aod H»p
Pat. king, for aalo CADT a PECK.
GSAB3
HOOKS. Hedge and PniDi»v for aol* I
by 1 CADV a PECK.
8CTTHE8,Bomtba.
Rak««, Porka.aod a full aaaorUaaat
of A(fiicultur»l IaplanietW, fur rale bj
••TW C*DY A PECK.
WATERMAN'S
P»t»rt Coat Iron Bako Paaa, for
Graham Cakaa, fur aaleby
oyS CADT ttBOK.
lllifery
A CERTAIN AID IPKKDV CIRE
4I0 f(Us«lB( OlMOMI I
l&oamatiam,stiff Llmlja. Neuralgia, Kerrnm Qeodo^llo,
Palacy, I1', umi. Oairp«, Str»ll«) Jo nt. K«s,
llti By—, fcro(niviM Wtiie I
Bam«, R* »omt f» I
W»«IE B*rk. PpioftJ
Aff i tiofif aod otb^r
FEMALE DISEASES.
Por aole br oil rvfpectable IrtiKC«U.
Price, 91.00 per Bottle.
The Greatest Chemical Wonder of the Age
Bcrfvi,
T»ck?,
tlplhgf with
Blacksmith Shop,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
BvUdimg formerly occupied by the Peitn
sylrania Foundry.
JfimlR TI.Y WRIGHT,
HAVING
Boat I
aad ikert roota offor* groator loiocomeat*
moved into large and commodi-
ou where tb#jr cttcury on th« buioo«
!n *11 br*n:h*^. mr* prep»rM to
prompt ftttr-Btlofi f" will fake painj to
§ivt MtufftcUud in aii
OUR WAGON OBPABTKB1VT
Js oixkr tb# nuiui^n^t of ccvorkMit, lad
our work will b« nude of the t-rit m«Urial to b« had*
aprl2~dlm
W. prARMAW,
may»-d7t Papt. a A. Q.M,
SEW QKOCEBT 8T0EE.
Bariac porch
aaed the ttock of
Family Groceries
Vomarly owned by M*«n. Collier* Hill, w* propoaa
to carry oo th* bnaiaew at UMr old ataad,
COBMCKMAlir dc FIFTH SIS.
Bjr etoae atteattoo th* want* of onr ctwtMMr* we
o n e e e o a a
tfaaygeodaUmtUm- WitlU Hi^ iiwmuy
Jhdk
Bmfor, Egg*,
iWfry,
arr
E. KAMMEB,
Larfeit
West at St.lip|
wte*
swy MMfei a lfei* stock dr ta*
Finest
Ptam
Manufactured
HBHAS OOHBTA1TTXY OV tLAVD TUMOCOt
STKIVWAT CO., Tfyk.
•I. OABLKH,
WM. BUIABsB. BaltlmaMl.
MILLAS, l*lsaT^'
bts^
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Spades and Shovels, a full assort
•••t. r*c«T«d by CAJY a PUCK,
O O K A W E 8
Also for UM bsstOBOAJif, HAEMO!rTr*g ud MKLO
DB0X8 of diSar«nt mafccs,aad for an and alikUWfc
of llasteal Instraaoata.
O O K A E
Wo coll atlsBlkm oloo to tho
^,ier'
A
At
Fifth und
of Hamilton, well
A" situated ijr a Or»pery.
84 A0RK8 of Praiile, in Prairie To*mHp.
43 Acaas adh inin lh»*ill»Re of Oak»u.
there L« B»e hondrrd APT le Tree*. «bch
H*re('.CBWhlrh
ftPMNO AND 8I MMKR OO DS,
SHAWLS, BiSQCIVKS
IDIIMU-
KeD'M baariag. The abura vtll b* wlil at a bargain.—
Apply to J'X.N MORSE,
aprS6-dlB Oakwood, llai cKk Co., 111.
Dry Goods and Millinery!
A
FINE and
carefully selected stock of
a
(JACQUES, or fllk aodOoth.
LACE MASTlLtAS, etc.
DRESS GOODS
Of *11 kind*: Ifn»l*rT, 01ov»* etc A Bee «tofk of Mil*
lintrjr Which Milliner* purchasincin Kto
kuk wnl do well to •aatnin*. P. TAI-LON,
mar&-<J No. 5 Main )ct 3d and 4th.
Imi, Emm,
Aai SB Uads
sf OOOMST
'8
TOT OaiUn, altgutuillitMt stylo of Plaoo CoTtn,
Ttottn ctringi, Shoet Maile. Oloosnd Pteao-Porto la
Straetioa Bo^ka. Sc.. Ac.
&
Watch and Jeweky Department.
OftWo bowc. II* tio* •Bftag'd to thit d^ortoMrnt tfe*
ooi i i««o of Mr. PICK, a competent aud aklltfal wotk*
1
particolxr a.Untloo t, Tnnln, Piaoos.
put'
ftocond-haDd solicit* cuau:m\r r* r»f tb#
liberal p4trooftj{t b-lbwi io ilveu bin by ao
HAHIBDEIV
BDELa
mm,
SO 80 MJlO-STm
K e o k u k I o
OFFERS
fUM,
8»«»,
FUiM,
•nCf-rl,
lb »eU
to the trade a full aud complete
aaaoruuaat of tlardnro, oa.bnuag lugo iWck t€
ENGLISH AND AFRICAN
Table and Pocket €ntlerjry
Rboreli,
ButUv
O
-Try PoBh,
11m nihei,
CnSe* U:Ua,
*/***,
U'ltm,
p. rk,.
Spt OLf,
C.ri tajr"- Pol I,
Woul 0«rd-,,
W arrr'a Bewtf,
Pod li CDS,
Cbaioa,
Kaalkp,
Ax*?,
lUuhota,
Cow BMs,
1W ir*rf*fr of fcrticict Izi tlM
U«rd«rar« iiae
the Lowest Market Rates.
A* I bay mj good* i r»ct frum tbcj
and for th only,
1
-ID enabled to
"FLER II.DU»^mentomasofactoroa,
pirctaori nuaurramd by an Ho««e ii» tbe nt.
An molaaiku of mj Mock tapnUgl 'VIM,
ma}3-d UAMUDKS BV£L.
I E I E S
M.OOO Tama of Clear lee
POR TUB
SEASON OF I860!
HAVING
built a large Ice-house on the
corner of Fifth aad Bank strocta, and Oiled It with
OXiBAn PURE XOJB*
Wearf prepurwl
Tesell la saatltlcs te inlt at Reasonable EatSS*
And. aa heretofore. Gt vr.ANTKE A H.1.L 8UPPLT
for the whole n of fit* uth«.
The »eaj n ou tli^ 14th of M*y,acd end* *n tha
15th of October. ».in cu-tom^r? ftra
Booth* at
!hf •am*' ratM
a*
chAr^Nt
jeer.
(or fjir morU
OHer* l«
s
at
TIO'*.corner
latt
b^rtioo A or Oii
Ir-
•tre«-T«Aif
Main
will
RECEIVE
apr*JO-dlaii
tOftpl
CULLIKI
1
EKRY.
Bassini's Art of Singing!
Aa Analytical, rLj*i..'rk'nl and Trtctical Fyitaa
for tbe
1
CULTIVATION or THE VOICE,
A S 8 I
IEITED *rLK.OSTC1ASAWILIIS.I
Thfa work t* one of th^ jrrea'r^t exc^Il^nce at a frafaiB
©f fhorwgb ai?d 8cientitic iaatmction in ttee «r* of To
captation, to sir that a book of thi« feiod i* bat no
en|»eri''r. w ulJ e*»ar? ft l*ut parti .1 J»t re, tince
the b**t of ih* rit* cfsuch wotka rm.di\y aduJt
that it haa n«» cqt-.ai.
i
Priccn of Banlnl,iSlelhod.
0»*^rlete. -$4 03
3
tievbocl for Tenor Valet*
Omnpi ii?n* alt th* ^tct ut feature of n'above Metb
vi J'-r So, ran«. Prtc* t4 IX).
Cnplea will be eeut by on rweiift of tk*
Pr^MUhed
by OUTER DTT30N A
CO.
afi29-d 277 W luliinjton 3treer.
KEOKIK 1IAHBLE WORKS.
JilUV BIWDEN,
Maanfkctarer of
MONUMENTS
TOMB^.
OR&VB STONES,
MANTLES.
OriaiuBiaJ Stoat Cuitiag
Ordfr* fVcm tbe conntrjr
Jjrcmpt y
atti uded lo.
Third St., Itet.MalB
aud BUadtaa,
K EOKT1, I OW
A
aprl3 uly
FLOXJB SACKS.
/^OTTON, Linen and Parer Flour Bags, rf
b«*t quality, frinted and plain.
CiBAlK BAGS.
Ootton, Linen and Jute—J tmah. and tatk. flrata
W in an/ quantity.
PAPER BAGS.
flonr Sackv, and all »!XM Mraiilla acJ ft*
Omars uae, et maanfccturtm i'r.fes.
TUI\ES.
Cotton, Flax, Jute and Paper aewlng aad wntpp'ag
i u« plr- n»mp Twine, for packiuc w^-vl—•
J£Z7Z,i Uuen SBINB Rot kin**, SM
ii.et tbe Daf Pattory, lul MainStrwat.
aprlT-dlm.
FARM FOR %ALE,
O 0 O A o e a
ACBBB ndor Ibaee do mntar eaUleatloa
nil mllea IroM Uowd Station, oa tbe De* Mtiaaa
Taley Sal
11 »ad, SS »iWafro» Keohah. S6 per acre,
•nijairaof JLAOMBBAK, BAM HIT MOCBaBT.
Wholesale Qrocerl
uma gsosva