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THE GATE CITY.
BOWELL A DELAPLAIH,
PEOPnirrow. .?sS
DAILY,
to mail subscribers, per
u
The
YEAR,
SECRETARY OP STATE.
TKI:A.-U'KER OF STATE.
JIT'DTTOR OF PTATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND
Democrat
$7 00
41
six month*.
8 76
three 2 00
one
76
delivered in city, two weeks, 86
WKKLT, single subscribers, per year, 2 00
in clubs of five, (each) 1 60
in clubs of ten, (each) 1 60
lUpaklteui Co»T»»tl»».
The 10th Annual Republican Convention of the
State of Iowa, will be held at HPS Moioei on Wed
nesday, June 20tb, for the purpofe of nom
inating candidate* for the following offices, tobe
filled a! the ensuing general election vis:
Uw ratio of representation will be as follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad
ditional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part of a hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote, east at the last election for
Governor ftn. Stone.
By order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACT. Chairman.
POSTPONED.—A few weeks ago the Demo
enrtfe Central Committee published a straight
out Democratic call for a State Convention of
the party, to be held at DeeMoines next
month. It looked as if the party had pirked
up courage and had determined to assume a
show of pluck and honesty, and stand up bv
their name and their record before the people
pncji more.
But their hearts soon failed them, their
knees trembled, they experienced a weakness
in the
Lumbar
It is evident that the Copperhead creation
can't stand alone in Iowa, and unless it finds
nurses and pap very speedily, it will not sur
vive the
dug days.
pap
Any one who will under­
take to nurse the thingand provide the neces
sary
for its nourishment wilt entitled
to name it, and make such disposition of it
as he, she or they may see fit, for it is now in
the condition of a destitute foundling
exposed
to pertain death.
Bullion.—ttt. Louis is opposed to the con
struction of any bridge over the Mississippi
north of that city. The steamboat interests
of the West sympathises with St. Louis in her
opposition to bridges across the Mississippi
river. Hence the St. Louis Chamber of Com
merce get up a memorial to Congress, to
j&eet their case and secure their object, and
prevent the erection of &i>y bridge between
St. Louis and Rock Island. And this memo
rial is sent up the river to get signed in the
river towns, and we notice that some of our
own citizens are read? to sacrifice the in
terests of Keokuk in the matter by signing the
memorial.
THK Republican Convention to nominate a
candidate for Congress iu the Fifth Congres
sional District will be held at DesMoines oa
the lbth djtvof June.
drsat
fire at a rood e let—Sttaaer
Jrannta Deaaa
There was a destructive fire iu Garondeie^
near St. Louis on Saturday. Among th/e
property destroyed w«« th^ steamer Jeannie
Deans, belonging to the Keokuk Packet
Company, and by which the company is loser
to the amount of some sixty thousand dollars.
gives the following account
pf the fire
At twenty minutes before 6 o'clock in the af
ternoon of Saturday last, flames were seen is
suing from the moulding room of the works of
tha'Carondeiet, Marine and Dock Company,
in tluj southern part of Carondelet, on the
bank of tjie rivar just below the Union Iron
Works and beat yard of Captain Eads.
Notwithstanding the lar^ number of men
who were at work in the yard th cCerts to
extinguish the flames were unsuccessful,
pwing to confusion, negligence and bad man
agement. A good supply of gutta percha
hose was brought out, but there being no
water in the tank or water barrels, the hose
was dropped and left to bp melted by the
heat.
in few minutes the long line of wooden
sheds aoveping the machinery, Ac., was in
flames, and the steamer Jeannie Deans, lying
on the ways for repairs, caught fire, and was
soon reduced to ashes. She belonged to the
Keokuk Packet Company, and was valued at
#00,000. She was not insured. In 18»H) an
other steamer Jeannie Deans, owned by the
same company, vas put on the same way for
repairs, and shortiy after being dropped into
the water she took fire and was destroyed.
Tin) steamer Schuyler was on the cradles,
nearer the water, on Saturday, and was saved
from destruction by the untiring and well di
rected efforts of her crew. The Captain
should give his men an extra month's pay.
The hull of the steamer Leviathan, destroy
ed by fire last winter at the foot of Market
street, was lying in the water just below the
ways, having been fitted up as a wharf boat,
and narrowly escaped a second burning. The
men of the yards worked hard to save her,
one of them abandoning his chest of tools to
destruction in order to assist in getting the
Leviathan out of the way.
The steamer Clara Poison was lying a short
distance below, and escaped injury, lhe
keel of Captain La Barjre's new boat was on
tae stocks just above the ways, and was not
injured.
In addition to the destruction of the sheds,
the saw mill and planing mill were burnt.
Four of the cradles were greatly damaged
the others, from being in the water nnder the
Schuyler, were not damaged. The new saw
mill at the south side of the yards escaped
entirely.
The damage to the machinery, etc., is esti
mated by Mr. Emerson at $120,000. There
W no insurance on anything.
The works belong to five packet companies
and r. Emerson, the Superintendent, yi«
Keokuk Packet Company, Atlantic and Miss
issippi, Northern Packet Line, Illinois Packet
Company, and the Johnsonville Packet Com
p*nv.
While the fire was raging one of our ferry
boats went down, but after getting there only
one short section of hose was found on board,
and she returned without doing any good.
With an adequate supply of hose, she might
saved a considerable amount of property
from destruction.
Mr. Emerson is satisfied that the fire was
the work of an incendiary. He had received
an anonymous letter, warning him to look
0ft for torpedoes and explosive missiles, and
the probability is that some enemy of the
ISOmpany aet the bnildine on fire.
The yards g*ve emplovment to a large
•amber of men, a reujority of whom will be
thrown out of emploment for a short time.
works will be rebuilt withoqt delay.
Gen. Jaha St. Palmer,
[From t%» ipriufcBeld Journal, 9th I net
Yesterday we the pleasure of meeting
0en John M. Palmer, who is in this city on
brief visit. All reports to thf» contrary not
vithttanding, the General is still in the ser^
Wet lie has tendered his resignation, b*t it
has not b-«i) accepted. He is now off duty
at Oiirlinvitle, awaiting ordera. The proba
bility is, however, that his resignation will be
accepted as soon as he has closed his busi
ties* with the Department* at Washington.
Ye are. glad to know that tha General con
templates coming to Springfield, hate to
his ^»me. He is ona of the troast of
the true, ne bravest of tha brare, a man, a
gentleman, a statesman and a aoldier.
A
GERMAN
being required to give a receipt
fail, after much mental effort produced the
llowing "I iah full. I waata aajguts*
SWACUUMMfc^
VOL. 18.
OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPOKT.
OEKEKAL SBWI SUMMARY.
NEW YORK,
The
Times
train
en route
The
regions, and an utter demoral­
ization of the kidneys, and in view of these
premonitions have been constrained to post
pone their convention for a few weeks.
Tribune's
The
Post
May
15.
Washington special says: I
have it from good authority that Jeff. Davis
will be tried in Richmond in June, upon the
indictment recently found by the Grand Jury
at Norfolk, providing Chief Justice Chase
will consent to preside in the circuit court,
there to be convened. There will be no de
lay on account of the investigation going on
before the House Judiciary Committee.
Should that investigation, and the action of
Congress thereon, not be concluded it is not
true, as is stated in some of the papers, that
a copy of the indictment has been deposited
with the Attorney General. Secretary Sew
ard left here this morning on the six o'clock
Chief Justice Chase has signified his wil
lingness to preside over the court in Virginia,
on condition that the President issue a pro
clamation abrogating martial law in that
State, so far as the United States forces are
concerned. The Chief Justice had an inter
view with the President on the subject last
week, and the probabilities are that the lattpr
will listen to Mr. Chnse's suggestions, as he
expressed himself anxious for the immediate
trial of the chief instigator of rebellion.
special says the committee on
Memphis nots will 6ti*rt Icr that plane to- i
morrow.
The
Post't
Mr. S'erhouse, editor of the Salt l^ike
-,
u
TclyjrapA,and
mouelfrotn turope this summer.
lhe sum of uuO. (..Hi has been received for ]on__ j|e
licenses under the i—....
o'clock to-day.
for a peaceful union here evenupon the
xxxxx COHGRKSB—FIRST REI81t|
WASHINGTON',
this act, are hereby declared null and void.
The 10th section entitles a Territorial Secre
tary, who performs the duties of Acting Gov
ernor in the absence of the Governor, and is
to receive pay eqnal to the Governor's saleri.
Mr. Le Blond moved to amend bv striking
ont the 9th section, and addressed the House
in support of his amendment. He did not
believe that Congress had the power to cot*-
I citizens in the Territories in regard tio
trol citizens in the Territories in regard tjo
right of suffrage, and refusing to attemjU
special says the indictment resolution from the House aud press it to a
of Jeff. Davis has been made public, but it vote as early as possible.
contains nothing which was not in that pub
lished a year ago.
up, and after tbo discussion Mr. Sumner s
1 he House committee is preparing a report! amendment was adopted, and then the .V*n- i established that a majority of the citizens
favoring his trial by a military commission, ate resolution proposed as a substjtute for that desire, or are prepared for the change of a
for various violations of the Articles of War,
and the crowing in the completion of the as
sassination conspiracy. The report is very
Toluminous. and will contain a chain of cir
cuaistanees and evidence, the various links
of the House was rejected by 17 aeainst l!t.
Mr. Chandler moved to table the latter,
which was rejected by 13 against 23.
The House resolution was read.
Mr. Iieii'lerson moved to sbstitote the
of which were obtained out of the ruins of the i Secretary of the Treasury for President
Confederacy. wherever these woros occur, and to atrike
The statement sent from here that the 3d out portions of the bill authorizing the I'resi
section of the Constitutional Amendment will dent to empower military and "lavai command
be stricken off in the Senate, and the entire ers in ports or places that have been, or are
amendment more or less emaculated,
IF
at in insurrection to enforce uuarrntine regula-
least premature, and the wish is father to the tions and insert instead authority to the rres
thouf'ht. A pretty social column will be ident to direct Revenue officers and officer*
developed in tile Senate in favor of the House commanding Revenue Cutters to aid in the
resolutions. execution of such (quarantine and health
A majority of the Senate Finance commit- laws as may be necessary. Agre
ed, to on
tee is known to he opposed to Sherman's motion of Mr. Edmund Lane, provided that
funding bill, especially to the exception of all authority hereby granted shall expire on
United States Stock from taxation. the first of .'annary next.
The veto of the Colorado bill has been The House bill was then passed bv 27 to 12.
written and signed, and will be sent to the At 3 o'clock the message was received from
Senate, after reading it to the Cabinet. the President, vetoing the Colorado Bill.
The bi)1
Washington special says the
developements in the Merchants' National
Bank fai'ure, under the investigation of the
House committee are very bad. It is believ
ed that a majority of the committee will re
port agaiust permitting any deposits in any
National banks, of Government funds, but if
this proposition fail stringent regulations will
be adopted.
h. ,. nuaic.ct
Mr. laylor, for Mormon
emiprntion, r.rnved here to_dav from I tah. to
prepare for th- reception of about -»,0«XI roor-1
a nieMara^Hb«n
new excise law nj» to one
An immense body of men and women at
tended the Fenian demonstration at Jones
wood to day. Still only the I Mahony fue
tion thus far acknowledge the organizer, as
Stephens is called. The Roberts men yet
stand nloof. Theae men number thousands
and there is supposed to be but little nrospcct
conjd not
MMB|t upon
()ues
tion of National Sovereignty. The examination
of the treasury of O Mahon y by direction of
Stephens, »ajr the
Port,
shows that only
$*00 remains but by selhn^the leaseqf I nion
May lo.
HOCSE. 1
and laws therewith, shall establish an equal
and just system of suffrage for all male citi
zens within its jurisdiction. who are
not less than twenty-one years of age. The
Senators and Representatives from such
•UK to R«(alata Jatlelal Praw*4la(a
ta Cwtala tawa.
under and by virtue of any older, wntten or
verbal, general or special, issued by the Pres
ident of the United States or the Secretary
of War, or by any military power of the
or
Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, obtained an order* within the purview of the fourth and tifth
for the printing of an amendment, which he sections of said act of March .$d. for
proposed to oiler as a substitute for one of, all purposes of defence, transfer, appeal, or
the bills seporud by the committee on Reeon-1 limitation provided thereon but no such or
struction. The amendment is aa follows der shall by force of this act, or the act to
"Strikeout all afu-r enacting clause in the' which this is an amendment, be a defence to
first section of the House bill 64:5. and insert any suit or action, for any act done, or omit
the following—that whenever the above re- ted to be done, after the passage of this act
cited amendment shall have become part of. where the said order is in writing. It shall
the Constitution of the United States, and i be sufficient to produce in evidence the ong
any State lately in insurrection shall have inal with proof of its authenticity, or a cer
ratifiedthe same, and shall have modified tifked copy of the same, or if sent by tele
their constitution aud laws in conformity with graph the production of the telegram pur
the Constitution of the United States, then porting to emanate from such military officers,
tha Senators and Representatives from such shall be
prima facia
States, if found duly elected and qualified, tieity or if the ongnal of such an order or
may, after having taken the required oath of i telegram is lost or cannot be produced second
office, be admitted in Congress as such. Pro-' ary evidence thereof shall be admissable as
vided that if anv State, after ratifying said in other cases. The right of removal (rom
amendment, and conforming its constitution State court into circuit court ofthelnited
State shall be admitted as aforesaid, without and before a jury is empanelled to try the
being required to await the action of other i same, but nothing herein contained shall be
States on sajd amendment. And provided held to abridge the right of such removal af
further. That nothing in this section con ter judgment in a State court, nor shall it be
tained ehall be so construed as to require the necessary in a State court to oflFer
disfranchisement of anv loyal person who is surety for the filing of copies in the United
now entitled to vote. I States Circuit Court, but on filing of petition,
Mr. Ashly introdcced a bill to incorporate verified as provided in said 5th section, the
the American Cotton Company of the District further proceedings in State Conrt shall cease
of Columbia. It was read twicc and referred
to the committee for the District.
Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, asked leave to
offer a resolution directing the Secretary of
tha Intorior to communicate to the House
whether any application has been made for
the reissue of the Dnndas patent for a culti
vator, and if so, by whom, at what time, and
on what grounds. Also, what effect the re
issue of such patent would have on agricul
tural interests of the country.
Mr. Jenckes. of Rhode Island, objected to
the resolution being receired.
Mr. Washburn represented that the resolu
tion ouly asked for information, and it could
be referred to the gentleman's (Mr. Jenckes)
own committee—the committee on Agricul
ture.
The objection was persisted in.
The bill to amend the organic acts of the
Territories of Nebraska, Colorado, Decotah,
Montano. Washington, Idaho, Arazonia,
Utah and Mexico came up for consideration.
The bill prohibits the legislative assemblies
from passing special acts conferring corporate
power, but authorizes them to pass general
laws for the purpose, it declares null and
void aU special charters heretofore granted
by any ot th« sixttf section It provides that
no person appointed by the President to the
Treasurers office in Territories ghall receiv®
any compensation, unless he shall have en
tered upon the discharge of his official duties
within theTerritory, and that no officer shall
be paid for the time he may be absent from
the Ten-story without authority. It prohibits
the legislative assemblies from granting
divorces, but leaves that authority with the
courts of the nited States in the Territory.
She Oth section is as follows:
4nd b« further enacted,
That within the
Territories aforesaid, there shall be no denial
of the elective franchise to citizens of the
United States beewtse of nwe er oolo*. AU
persons shall be equal before the law, Mid all
acts or parts of acts, either of Ooognae or of
the legislative Maevbilee of the Territories
Ltl JJ
1
passed by a vote of 79 to 43. I
SEXATE.
a bill to apportion issues of National curren
cy among the several States and Territories
and the District of Columbia, which was re­
for Auburn, by the way of New ferred to the committee on Finance.
York City. Mr. Seward expects to be absent Mr. Fessenden gave notice that he would
about a week. I on Monday next call up the reconstruction
Mr. Trumbull reported a bill to regulate
the time and fix the place for holding the cir
cuit court in Virginia. The place is changed
from Norfolk to Richmond, and the time is
fixed for the first Mondays in May and De
cember. The bill was passed. A bill au
thorizing the appointment of an additional
0f the
,0 prev.nt smuggling was dis-
cugsed am|
reused.
The consideration of the appropriation
as made the special order for to-morrow.
bill
Mr. MclJougall said it was a matter jof!
courtesy to the President to read the m^ i
sage.
Mr. Fessenden said it was no disrepute
whatever to the President, in his motion. He
HI
w Ehed
ni0rn 0„
Mr.
McDaXall aaid this was the 6rst time i been for some days in progrp^s, the jtiry this
rntiZtnU
FROM WAIHIIOTOI.
WASHIKOTO*,
KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY. JI1AY 16, 1866
the expense of depositing of bonds shall not
exceed one per centum of the amount dis
posed of.
taletia«at ot Jtf! Davis.
Nsw
YORK,
The Philadelphia
h®8
1
the
so shi
Constitutional amendment, from the Repob-,.. ...
lican to the Democratic party. The bill was
shift the responsibiitv, for passage of tfe ^.e,lolh ,d»y .°^une
denied a reading for so morning returned a vprdict «.f not guilt* with-
but regard it a^a na' out le*v»»(5 their aeaw.
long. He eonld not but regard itaaa'
MAY 16.
f0n0w'ne is the bill to amend an act
reifttin? to
judicial proceedings in certain
and approved March 18t3
des that uny search, secure, arrest,
pr lm,)r:sonmt.nt
Square -head quarters, the sum of duriug the rebellion by an officer or person
could be obtained, lhere is a dehcit of,
$30,000 which no one of the men who
ought to know the facts will explain.
,„ade or omitted to be done
United States holding command of depart- how, except in the physical view of the ipies
tion, they generally desire the distinction.
Pass iu review before you a batch of your
married friends, and ask yoaraelf candidly
ment. district or place, wherein such seizure.
arrest, or imprisonment was made, done.
The Speaker presented' an address of the &r omitted to be done, either by the person or
Swiss Committee, of Geneva, to the Confess: ofheer to whom the order was addressed, or
of the Ur.ited fUatc, in regard to the as^assi- i for whom it was intended, or by any other
nation of Mr. Lincoln which was referred to i person aiding him or assisting him therein,
the committee on Foreign Affairs. "hail he held and are hereby declared to come
evidence of its authen-
States may be exercised after the appearance
of the defendant and the filing ot his plea,
or any other defence in said court, at
any term of said court subsequent
to the term when the appearance is entered,
ot
give
and not be resumed until a certificate under
the seal of said Circuit Court of United States,
stating that petitioner has failed to file copies
in said Circuit Court at the next term is pro
duced if the State court shall, notwithstand
ing the performance of all things reqnired for
the removal to the Circuit Court procecd fur
ther in said cause or prosecution, before said
certificate is produced in that case, all such
fiujther proceedings shall be void and of no
enect and all parties, judges, officers and
other persons thenceforth proceeding there
under, or by color thereof, shall be liahue in
damages therefor to the uarty agrieved, io be
recovered by an action in a court of State
having Jurisdiction, or in a Circuit Court of
the United States for the district in which
such further proceedings may have been
hsd. or where the party, officer or
other pergon so offending shall be found,
and upon a recurrency of the damages in
either court the party who is plaintiff snail be
entitled to double costs. It is made the duty
of the clerk of State courts to furnish copies
of papers and files in cases to the party so
petitioning for the removal, and upon the re
fusal or neglect of the clerk to furnish such
copies, the Baid party may docket the case in
the Circuit court of the United States, and
thereupon the said circuit court shall have ju
risdiotion therein, and may upon proof of
such refusal or neglect of the clerk of State
court*, aud upon reasonable notice being
given to plaintiff require him to file a declar
ation or petition therein, and upon his default
may order a new rait and dismiss the case at
tha, C0»t« of the plaintiff, which dismissal
snail be a bar to any further suit touehing the
matter in controversy.
The 8enate has confirmed the nomination
of W. Calvin Brown, of .New York as U. 8.
Consul at Augustbarg, and Frank Swan, of
Ohio, aa Consul at Naples.
The bill heretofore introduced by Senator
Shermantoreduce the rate of interest on the ,,»
National debt and for funding the wm «w
May
15.
Ledger
received late last
*he. Allowing from Washington
De.'naiciment touna last week at Jor-
1 he
ndictment
found last week at Nor-
J*ff-recitesthat
astitutional Amendment, from the Renob- I Richmond,, with force, of arms, unlawfully,
he did, on
c\%°{
falsel-v maliciously and traitorously compass
,mnP"e
I
and Intent to rabe, lew, and carry
on war, insurrection and rebellion against
(TNJTWJ
Mr. Van Winkle, introduced A joint re*Olu- carry into effect his traitorous design, he and
tion to suspend, temporarily, the collection of a great multitude of persons, whose names
district taxes in Western irginia, which was are at present unknown, armed and arraved
referred to the committee on Finance. Also jn a warlike manner, did falsely and traitor-
States, and in order to fulfill and
ously assemble and gather themselves togeth
er against the United States, and did in war
like hostile and traitorous mariner, array and
dispos0 themselves against the United States
of America, contrary to the duty of America,
contrary to the duty of allegiance and afadel
ity of said Jefferson Davis, and against the
Constitution, peace, dignity, and Govern
ment of said United States.
Veto of tht Cslsrsdo Bill.
Secretary of the Navy, to take the place of ment of & State Government in Colorado at
the present Assistant Secretary, who is ahout present necessary for thp welfare of the peo*
to visit Kurope oftcially, \tos passed. 'lbere population ia small some esti
joint resolution to prevent the introduction of mate it as low a# while the advocates
cholera into the United States was then taken
WASHINGTON,
May
15.
The President this afternoon returned the
Colorado Bill to the Senate with his objec-
t"ionV.
bill reckon the number at from thirtv-
five fortJ.
thousand. It is not satisfactorily
Territorial Government for a State Govern
ment. The final objection is that the admis
sion of Colorado, at this time, as a State in
to the Union appears to him to be incompat
ible with public interests of the country. In
stead of increasing, Colorado has diminished
in pojmiation.
Fir* la LaaiiTllI*.
Lot isvii.i,*, May 14.
Fourteen tenement buildings on 14th and
Ball streets, were burned this forenoon. Loss
$"O.UOO. Insurance &21.3UU, principally
home companies.
l.ATHR.
Afternoon—fire still ragine. Geo. B. Rob
ertson" s Lumber yard, on Market street, is
totally destroyed. It i« feared contiguous
buildings wiii be destroyed.
Fraa Hew Orleaaa.
Ni w UUI
lir. McUougaii ciled Ifor the reading of the ceremonies The President's gener
Veto Message reception of Monroe is pleasing to the
Mr." Fessonden mored the Senate go into i P1^"1 ^P^on by the old
execntive session. Mayors, north and west, grat.fymg, and
EAN'S,
I,r' ('"-vn
Maj li.
Tlie gteatnerl Mariposa h:ts arrived from
New York.
Major Monroe was inaugurated with inter-
t,as bwn reIeased from Fort
Jackson and will be here in the morning.
iuc a icoiucub, iu uia uvwuu. nc Lo' IS71I.1X. May l-l.
to postpone the ratdinc till to-mprrow I# the case of Col. Jacques, of IlUooU,
whe^there would he a full Senate, whose trial on an indictment for murder, has
WASSIXCTOIT,
THE
May
J5.
The "President has appsoTed the bill amend
ing the act relating to habeas corpus and reg
ulating judicial proceeding* in certain cases,
approved ia March, lb6U. It u therefore a
law.
OALTEJTOS, May 14.
The steamer Wilmington Bailed for New
York to-daj.
The Weaker Sex.
Air English paper, in describing a »hip~ Screw*,
wreck, says that "the mate oT the vessel, |T»ck*,
who was the only survivor of the crew, founi
himself cast upon an uninhabited island,
without a shilling in his pocket I
THE
New York
Tribune
foots up the bank
awindlings and embezzlements from May,
1805. to May, 18f.G, at about $8,104,000, be
sides $3,472,000 of what it calls "vulgar and
violent robberies.-'
MARRIED.
In thiicity, May l.'th, by
IUT
9.
A. II
M.:k «CD
I. X. Crltt*od*n, Mr.
Mist H. M. KKID.
NEW ADVERTISKMISJIT8.
OR SALE.—The vest half
of Lot
10. Block 10, In
Kilhonrne'* addition, on Bank, liatwevn 16th and
17th Street*, with aped frame OxelMnt, large Barn,
intended lor nil hone*, lot well fenced and in a good
neighbt-rhiKd. Title (to«»d. Price $700—$400 caah. bal
ance In ono year with S per cent, interest.
Knqnir* of [aajlS] H. B.TIN-VTCE.
A.
ItCltEf,
Saddle aid Harness
MA1X-ST.,
(Sign of
KEOKUK, IOWA.
IBAUDI.M,BRinL*i,TKtM
HAVE on hand a complete assortment of
»Nt» ARM HAfcNtte
of kimd* OAUUAQK UAKM« BUUttT HAB
una.o
thiMd.
andDROVMPB
111™
VMMnn- unW a
of *11 Mad* sad prow COLLARS, or al' nuall
Jdprie- a ten* SMort«o»t »f TRAM, BtfaOY
ROVIWWBIM,»E,*E.
I woatd mjartMly aak aa exawlfction of
by parttra vaaUaf pod* In
Fmm tha rnmmittoiaMI Finucal,. .——»—
reported back from the committee ooFioaaee
•forwaid, ifcoiuiato^vitkW^riiiOBa of to-day, with aa wnwwhawt, ywidUit that
S E E S O i E
-AUD—
MUTUAL IDT!
WMCKERSHJiJfi CO
AWn FOB
HOWE'S STANDARD SCAtES,
108 Maln-St.,
K E O K U K
•ktyHhrowd
CORN
PLANTERS^Brown'sTKaller'«
S Sarage.', for sale by WICK AR8HAM fc CO.
maylO-wtowd
C1
er 8tati- nod Buckeye, for aale at
maylOwowd WTCKBRSHAM k CCS.
pi/wg
BAP!
BAPRK4 AND HOKKfU.—bodg
Ke*(»r »o4 tlower.
od'a Self Rake
McCormiiK«*l- »nd Uabbard Marhloe«
|i
Chi W.
He does not consider the establish-
For aale by [m»y 10-wAowdI WICKBRglUM k 00.
Snath*. Cradle*, Rake* Forki, Doe*,
MdM.Oraa* flosk* aad Waning
for mle at tlie Beod Steve of WIOAF.R&HlM A CO.
mayl»w»w4
j/^1LOTHIU WRIX8MJ—Toung"« Monitor,and Em
ly er*on'« LiUl« Giant, fur aale by
^JCTTIIBS,
ShoTeli.
MijlO»..wd WICKXR8IIAH k CO.
RAILROAD.at
*nd 0ar4aa_waeel Barrow*, jBoad Scra­
WICKEK8M'
pers, Ac
maylowowd
CORN
AM
CO
SHELL
BBS, Cutting B-n-*, Coi
MiH»,"l.'h*mpion" Cider aad Wine MtlU,p
mayUiwnwd WICKERSUat
SBRD?.—WORK.Garden.Field
and
A CO
Fruk and Flower Saed*. at tha
HERD 143 Matn-at. [m^lkwowd
OMR RAKB3,Solkey, and Revolving Rakea Raa
dr|°(, palmer'a.aad Walker't jmpr«r*d Hor*« Pitch
For
M)C
mAvliHIowd
WICKERS HA |t A CO.
KEOKUK MUSIC STORE
—OF—
E K A E K
Largest West ot St. Louis!
Where may ha fond a large atoek of tha
Finest Pianos Mannfec nred
HI HAS 00*8TA*TLY OH BAKD TUB I'lAHOI O*
•TKIWWAT CO., Maw T*ak«
B. MABLBB,
WM. KIABK, BalllM*r*,
O- MILLAR, Baalaa,
O O K A E
O O K A E 3
Fr (loiun, i*t«*t Hjl* of Plftno
Physically less muscular, and generally
Speaking, less powerfully built than men, we I Of tkta hoaaa. ^H^haa aagagad ia tkia departneat the
are accustomed to speak of women as belong
ing to the weaker sex. It i» very easy so to
speak of them, though not quite so easy to see
Are the wives in the majority of th«e cases to
be looked upon as weaker characters than
their husbands If you want a weak thing
done, an unprofitable but pleasant thing, to
which would you go for assistance in the car
rying out of your scheme—to the husband or
the wife? Which of the two would be the
more capable of saying No?" a monosylla
ble often reqniring for its utterance, at the
proper moment, the very greatest amount of
moral force. That expression "the weaker
sex" seems to tne, jnst now. to be more than
ever inappropriate when applied to the young
ladies dancing in our ball, promenading in
ourHower shows, endangering our lives when
we would cross Ratten row, or bidding us
stand and deliver"' in the bazaar room or
tents in which they hold their fancy fairs. Of
whatever else we may accuse those fair and
exemplary creatures, we must by no means
charge them with undue timidity or irrational
shyness and reserve.—Chesterfield Junior."
in All the Year Round.
following is a verbatim copy of a note
received by a Liverpool schoolmaster: "Sur
Pies not to wip Wm. H. for being late
for he as to take is father's meet to work
every day, every other week &. sometimes
at other times.''
•errkaaof Mr. PICK, a competent aad *killfol work
man
lie »UI flee particular attention to Toning Piano*,
al" to packinf them, and to the poic'iaea and aale of
Second-band flam, lie *olidU a eontinaaae* of the
liberal pktrunag* hitherto giTM kla by aa appreeiaiinf
pnblie. marJ-daw
HAHBDEM B1JEU
WO 89 MAIX-ST.,
K e o k u k o w n
OFFERS
Tog«th*r With a foil variety of cther^article* la the
Hardware tin*
At the Lowest Market Rates*
A* I bay my gool« direct from the~mannf*ctnr*n,
sod for
euk
only, I am enabled to oSer tadncmont* to
pnrchaaer* unrarpaated jr any llonee in the tV eat.
An examination of tmj stock i* reep*rtful'y eolidtsd.
m*}3 IlAMBDEN B1BL.
COFFEE AND SIG4RS
—AT—
50
E n E I E S
BAGS RIO COFFEE.
S BAlia LA'lUAVKA.
S BAGS OLD aOVKBNHKNT JAVA.
For *al* U)W tv
maji ROBKRTSOH dt ALBERg.
PAINT
BR U U B8.—A
dam i' OTk70nu0 'OO, «nd all
other *!***, for aale hy
mayt.1 WILKINSON, BARTLtTT fc CO.
WIIITBWA8B
BRUSHES.—Adaraa' be*t,all white
briatlM, made expraaaly for profe**ional White
washer*. for aale by
ma)
13 WILKINSON, BARTLBTT
rtNSKKD
MdlfVFACTCUEB,
MILLINER'Stale
Big Saddle,)
BRA1DIB8.—A
FThird
*tock
mj
Ha»
^1541
IAVES BBOWMLEE,
J.
....
r*
WO. 63.
TOLEDO, WABASH
—A*l-
WB8TBMUr JK«4IXr IV\ff 1*.
hw KMkak, Inn, all Ptlati,
•AST, IORTH AID SOUTH.
Nt Ckmmft of Otrt from Teitdc U Mimuippi Miter.
CHABTGK OF TIME MAT 13th.
Two Pimnfer Train* l«av* Hamilton daily aa fol
lowf:
•AMIIT0W. ABUTS At IAKTIT0*.
*o. 2 _a:20 I Mail No. $ 2:00
BxpnnNo 3:40 A Kxpre** No. 1 2:M A
8 2:10
I *». ^30 A
sJordaj Ilaa»lllfB Huoday P. M, iootcad ot
Pa*Mf««ri iMTiag Hamilton at 2:40 A M. will «o
throngh lo ST. LOt t« IN TK5 HOLB«, and k«r« 8t.
UonU at 4:30 M., will arriv* at Hamilton 2:60 A. M-,
witbemt chang*.
Tmrm aama as by Bamt.
Ttila B«w aad aitort roots
ntt-n
|mUr
IIIIIIIH—mala
thanrnnjctblr,It being so anch
TBI SHOBTBST *. MOST OtBBOT
IV M. Lmtit, itmAeld, ToUdc. fnrtianapttH^ frtr+.
Oinciimatij HUtSmrg, Philadelphia, }ork9
and aU fdntt in the V. S,
-^K^knk. wM-ww, Rock Moiin*,apd Tkr»i)t Tiiketi ii Liv at tfci Lowwt!
Chicago Flow*, Harrow*, tc for aale by
mayluwowd WlCKBB£IIA)t 00.
New and elagmnt Bleeping Car* ran from BloffCity to
LaAyatte, to that paaeeugrr* can gat a good night'* reft
Pitent Iron! while panning th»r Jtnrney
Hocke.Tr, Chmpioa, Oayaga Baggaga che ked tljrounh to all princii.al palriU.
and Prtae Mow-r, llanay *, Freight* tj
thl« r'.ut« will tie for«r»rtl«"I with !ipatch.
•apraa* Freight Train ran* through from Toledo to
Keokuk in 40 hoar*. Over charge* aod damage*promptly
aattlo). BatM aa low by any other roote.
OFFICE—In Stoue Depot, turner Front aad Johnson
•Uaeta, Keokuk.
W. 1. HeMIL, Seal. Act.. Eaakak,
OCT WBLLfl, *. A. CHAPIN,
Att! Supt, JMctk. jftrt Gent Hup't SbrinapH.
•ajlM
CADY & PECK,
DKALXBS IK
A W 4 E
-Aaran
FOR—
Wmirbanktf Scale*,
OOB. FOI KTII dc HilH BTfik,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
auy9-4
AMES'
Spades and Shovels, a full assort
m.nt.j'^atrtctivod Ly CADY
may-d
VV ahead
maj ad
•t
1
A PECK.
i i i i n n
Uufile Flutiug Iron^ for -ale bv
majyd CSliVAPKC*.
LRATHER
and Rather Beiiu
Packing, for aale by
GAAI3
sCTTHSoathn.
Gum aad Hemp
ClltY A
PECE.
IIOOKP, AND PRA&INF S"
ty [taajO-dj CA1Y A PIC*,
R&k«# Forks *od a ft.11 tMtortzneat
Agricuiturfti for
R' 8
Alao for the h««t OROAX9, HARMOJfirMSaad MKLO
DBOHji I.f different makea, and for aay aaid all kiaia
of laical I natmmenta.
OCTon,
Violiaitnftfi. X«ic, 01M i»4 Ptaa*-forU
•tmctlPQ Books. 4c
kc.
We call ftU*Bt}oo to tk*
&
Watch and Jatekjf Department
k
00.
011,, Paw, for aale bv
A mayia WILKINSON. BARTLBTT k CO.
OLCK—Be*t white, la atore aad to
arrire, for by
tylS WILKINSON, BARTLBTT
k CO.
Reignetta, pale and dark, for aale by
maris WILKINSON, BARTLBTT fc CO.
r. VOXiNBT
IACTIOAL DYEB AND
StrMt, batween .Main aad
the Feed Store.
SCOURER,
hn*oa, nat to
Kepairiaf aad I»fte^ib|
Of OentUaiMi'i clothea neatly done.
rely on their work belli* do** la tha
vofkman-Ufc* nutanar, aad pnaataally.
Jhe pablle aay
moat acientiBc
"WTARNHHIB—Coachan4 hnilmla
Bmsol*aad
W f»a*auaat Biair, Aiflnl— a^d iapaa. tram taa
«p»MaOtt7 iSttiV"
maylS wiuuBral, SQjnlBff
Teat! Teast!
CALV
6ADT
J. B. STRATTO.V8
SUPERIOR YEAST CAKE.
THE BEST 1ST ISK.
VwruM aattsfactarj la every rnpwt*
y-c mU all ,.mr RETAIL 'ITY ullOCERS.
anew- aOBEHTiO?! ALBKIU.
LAND FOR SALE
In Hancock County, Tit.
W
HA1IWA1B & CUTLERY Dry Goods and Millinery!
ACRES, in the City of Hamilton, wellt
«itnjkt#d for it Or«iwr^
ACRES, in the City of Hamilton
«to*t«4 for a Or*j^rv
8*4 ACKV& Prairie, in l'rairir Town«hip.
513 ACRR? th**of Oakwood.ofi which
th**r»* i* hfliitir**'! Appl* «hjch jwst com•
l**ncg. Th* vitl t»e *o!i a btryftin,-—
AppijUt M0&3X,
aprM-dim Qtkwood, Hancock Co.,
111.
A
to the trade a fall and complete
assortment of Hardware,eabracing a large ituck
FIXE aud careful'v selected stock of
SPRING AND SCMMKK*UfV»DS.
SHAWL?. Bi WINKS a 8ACQUb, gilk udCIotk.
LACE
HAMILLAS,
etc.
DRESS GOODS
Of »!lkin)e: Ho*iery. Olovea, etc A fine atoek #f Ml
1»
ltaery Good*, which Millinerii porchaainc in Keo*
knk will do veil to examine. P. J. TALLON,
BifM No. 75 Main-at^ bet.31 and 4th.
AUCTION SALE
at|
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
shovels,
Pparfe*,
S'v-op«,
Hee.
Porks,
Scythe*,
Snatlu,
Axe*,
lUtcMt*,
Cow Bell*,
Ba««.
Plan**.,
Augert,
ChaoU
lxxkav
Litchfll,
BatU,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, flnvftiumflTit Property*
Torry Comt e,
Hone Brnahe*,
Coffee Mill*,
Spoon*,
Carriage Bolt*.
Wheel ll^n ln.
Wool Carda,
WeaTpr'* Reeda,
Sad Irwu,
Chains,
ASST.
QPM*** VUML
THE GREAT
Strengthening Tonic
(NOT A WHISK Y PEZPAKATI09.)
HOOFLAND'S -r
GERMAN BITTETRS
W car*
DEBILITY DEBILITY Z
K**oltiag from aay caoaa whatarar.
PROSTRATION OP THE SYSTEM,
ladneed by 8trer« Uardihipa, bpoiirt, Varan aad
DISK ARES OF CAMP LUT1.
Boldton, eKlzeaa, male or female, aluU or youth, will
tnd in thl* Bitter* a pore Tonic. Dot dapeadaat aa bad
liqaor* tot their almo*t miracolooa effect*.
o
Y 8 E 8 I A
o I K 8 9
uvn aad DISK8T1VK OROANB are cTired by
flstud'a
GERMAN BITTERS.
Thi* Bitten has perform*'! ffi' re enrw. ^-. rt tetter
aati*focti«a, ha* more testimony, h« uior? leejstciaiis
people to v«Mk fkr it. than any oihar artlcla ia tha
m&rkei.
o
We defr any one to contradkt thi» aa*ertkn, and wfll
pay tl.OOO to any one that will produce a Certificate
pobllihed by uathat i* not OKNt'ijiJt.
Hoofland's German Bitters
Will Cor* e^ery cut of
Chrome or A'trvow I eh lily.
nn'i
2/iteaitt
oS
k
PECK.
^yATBRMAVft I*at»»t Cart Iron Bake Pan*, for
*rahaa* Cakea, fur Mia by
ays
k
PICK.
Yeast Cals.e.
Orrica,
lUV*!iro*T, Iowa, May S, 1SW.)
IWILLsell
at public auction, at KEOKUK,
IOWA,
On Wednesday, Slay 16th, 18M,
The following described property, Til
UK CORDS OF WOOD.
S3S2 Bx. OF CORN.
T,U
HIT.
a9~?a!e ti commence at 10 o'clock a. M.
Tsaat—Cash, in
Oovernment fund*, on day of aale.
By order of Quarter Master General.
J. W. PBARMAN,
mayO-d"t Capt.
Sl
A. Q. M.
S. VAN GRIEKEN'S
Photograph k Ambrotype
GALLERY,
No. 81 Sffalxi Btreati
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Imy
WOl'LD respectfully call tlie attention of
BMtonjer* and th* public ia general, to my Ira
prored fadlltle* for COPYIKO and KNLtHOlIK okl
joaKuerreotyp-a, AmbrotToea ami Vhutoerapha of de
cvaaad per*on*, having lately a'lded to my machinery for
ttifa narticnlar branch cf my bu«i|i!9«. I am now pre
raredto mike BNI.AHOBD PIIOTOOBAPBIC COPIBS
aa perfect a» when taken from life.
anrZ2-dtf S TAN OBIBKBN.
DR. J. F. WAYLAJFD,
PHYSICIAN AND8URQEON,
OFFERSof
his Professional Semces to the
citizen* Keokuk.
49-Reaidence on tha owner of Klghth and Bschattg*
Streata,
HAS
i'mayHdflai
DR. GEO. E. EHWGEK,
I S i
removed hie Office and Residence to
VMwth Bttw«.b**w»o Mainland Blaad*a«, when
v. or oftlrr* Ufttiiu loin
to th« dtMM WmB
I^APLE SUGAR.—10 boxes, ia aaiall
WmmEfa
•PWttW*
of tht Kidatft.
Obeerre th? 'I *wiog pymptemt:
Re*nltinn lrjtn Otaurrl^ra o tlie Ut^tAUie Orgaaa.
Con*tipatlin, Inaard Pilm, Fnllneaa of Blood of tha
Bead. Acidity of the gtomich, Nanae*. Heartburn, Tie.
ra»t tur Food, Fall net* or n l,i in ike sumach, gnor
nactaliotii, rinking or littt«. ing «t tUo it i tL»
Itomacb, HwimntDH
nf
the Head, HnrrlM at
Breathing, Flntte^isy al the Heart, Cbf kinK or
tiug 8*nMtioM when in l-ring I'osi'ion, Dimnea* vt vi.
•iuo, loti or Web* b»fore the Sittht, Ferer, Ijll Pait in
the liead. Deficiency of fVr*pir%t'u, Y^Itc-WBe.* cf the
Skin and ye*, Pain in the Hide, Heck. Cheat. Umb», etc.
•odden Fiaabeaof lieat, Iiurmtit ia tha Flaatu Omataat
Imagining* of Kril, and icri at Depre**icn
of
epiritt.
Remember that this Bitters
Is
NOT
Alcoholic, coctaiini
DO
RUEDT WHiiky, Ami cAJh*
Aot m&k« DroLkw is, but la the
b*»:
Tome iu tb* wrricU
Bsad who uys s»!
[Froaa tha Rer. £. F.man, A-niunt EditorChrbtian
Oir"ni ie. I'hita
hat" deHrf-i from !h^ of
lkod'fl O^rtnin tO'l W!
it my
thfin
MM
prlrilf r» to rt-eom*
& at'it ralnaUe toLir to «iii who
from Kt-n^ral or from di»ea*tr4 ftrui^g
ttuai Jfi
ngcmeBt wf the liver.
To«r* tnl?, l« SBSllALI*,
l|Frotn Rev. D. Poetor the Paatyunk Baptiit
Church, Ptiiiade'phia
Frrm the many r«sp*table recommendation* Tl ta
Dr. Uoolland 0«rman Eittfrf, I waaindacwl to ji»e tb'-m
a trial. After osinc «er-ral U ttle* I foond them to be a
good remedy
jt
datility, and a mo*t excellent tonic
tor
the stomach. M£KKl(i£.
3NT
[From
R*t.Wm.
3mlth, form»r!y pe^or of tha Tlncea
town and Mil*i!le(S. .J.l Be -fat Clinrche*.]
Having n»ed in my fanni aniai crel bottle* of year
ll.iflaa-: i.-rcnan Bitt^ v. I hare to say that I r*ir*-d
tbem an aa drflledf m-Micine, apeciaJiy *dAf.t»-l re
aaure the dieeeeee th^y ire reco-, f-.r. Tlief
IFIJ
f^UAMi'ION Cog Wheel Cloth es Wringer.' loJ a^e .-^n.. & ,ij.«.Jer*•_ :i««-r. im o«
all other*, for aale by CADY
MAGIC
k
FECK.
i n u n 1 i w n w
,tr *i«i nxr: il»d tliua to *»T»ral of my
frietii*. Laie !ri-l tl rm an 1 touad ttea (.roatiy
baneficial iii tb» rertoratioti of health.
Yoar* truly. WM.PMTTIt.
#C6 HotrhKif n «tr*a», Ptiladvi^aia.
TtSITAW* or firfTKIiFEITS—?ee «fc*t the e4.~5».
tore of "t- M. JAi'Ii
it
t^-'tt." Sir
v. lb. of iarh
Pnre—f tTigle
little, 0NK IAJLLor
a
half ior.en for Fit E l*.'Ll.AH?.
Should Tfur neareat dt arriat not hare the article,
do not pat
ty *u« r,f ^e luioxiratinK preparatM.^a
that may 1-- ofl-red iE its pla. e, but rtlua auu
will forarard. tecnrelv pa k.ed.
I
expre«».
Principal Office and Slaanfaclcry, 631 Aich Street,
rWlaniatphia. Pa.
JOXES
a
rri\S.
fPoc—aiKjra to C. U.Jackaun Jc r,
PBOI'KtnDM.
For aale by Drnggi*ta aad Bealerf In er»rr town In th
Catted State*. laiii*-1 Ttl3trw- tio*
I E I E
20,000
Ton* of Clear let
roa Till
SEASON OF 1886!
HAVINGFifth
built a Tce-houge on tha
corner of acri Batik street*, and Slled Ii *:U
nT.TiATl r»tTHB ICE,
ffetr? prcvarod
T* Mil la oaatlttrt ta at Koueaablc Katw,
GrARANTFE A ft"IX BLP^LT
ot lire nr'Cths.
on th*» liih of
i And. ui i
f-r the whol*
The Mason N-pin
15th of Oiio**
months at the $
year. Order* !ett at Ri-bwrt^on
hf*r,*vd
red* co th«
Semttn tuppliw! =r flr»
rat*!# charged for f.-nr asnntts \*~9t
k
cr Ci
&
.f*
rin'a .corner Fifth and Ma-n atreetf will r*cei*e
attention. ,raf«r20-dlni| COLLIER
k
BEHhT.
Bassini's Art of Singing!
An Analytic*!, Phydolcgiral and Trtcticai FjJtea
for the
CULTIVATION Or THE VOICE,
V A O A S I N I
MITIB BT R. rTCMS ILUS.
This work ia oue uf the ^eatnut excellence al a Pyitem
of thtrongh and Pcienlifl: in^lrnciicn in th*^ art of To
caliiation. To ly that a* a thi« kind it haa no
raperior, wonld be tit hut parti.l Ju»tne, unca
the heat i lhe menu of*nch work* readily admit
that it ha* co -jual
Price* of B»a*lnl'a Method.
Corrrlet
Abridged
Ba**lal'
8 03
Ciethod for Temor Valec.
Compri* Dg all the excellent ft*tnrea of theaLoTe Meth
od fur Soprano. Prica CO.
Copies will be tent by mail,pott
paid,
price.
Pobliahed by
apr£9-d
en receipt of th*
O LIT BR DIT3AN
k
CO.
T,~
Waahington Street, fcntiin.
FLOUR SACKS.
COTTON, Linen and Paper Flow Bags, of
beat quality, printed and plain.
GRAI\ BAGS.
Cotton, Linen »nd Jute—C^busli. and 4 Grmlft
Bag* in quaciity-
PAPER BACS.
Tlonr Sack*, and all aixe* Manilla anl tTraypisg. for
Qrocer* n*e, at uanulactnren' i r.ee*.
IW11\TES.
Citton, Flax, Jute an P«r"r ""Tto*
Twine*—1 to ply. II nij 1«i"-.
Cottjo and Linen SE NE i IN* *ud Trot Uact, Sit
fia^e «t the B*( Pactory,MM«"i!tr«t.
apri'-alru.
FARM FOB SALE,
s e o A o o s
ACRKS nnd
,\J mile* from L.
alley Kailroa.1,65 mile*from K™*nk.
Bu jniroof DAGliRilA.N', RANKIN
apr-d^ni
A ACRKS nnder fence 4o nn*er cnltiration S
9U mile* from Dowi s Ht*ti.m, on the^ De* Mouia
$4
pf
iwr*.
k McCRART.
NEW GtBOCERY STOKE.
Harlnf ptirchaced tho stock of
Family Groceries
Formerly W-jed by Me**r». ColUar* k 11:11, we propaaa
to carry on th* boiiiMM at their wlu itaul,
CORN Ell HIM A FIFTH STS.
By cloae attention to th* want# of oor rnatotttr*
bop* to race!** th* patronaj* ot *ny who ma
waat of
aay good* ia ou liaa. W* will k*p tDutailly
oahand
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