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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To w Merihew, Lnuiss Eerithew Oliver Reeves
Eiira Reeshs. Abraham .ssmb Owen Baiaw N,
katharine Baldwin Isaac Han, End MARY Ann Hall.
isu and each OF you nre hersb petite that there
s now eu nie In the case OF Hiram barney FlAfltir
tbeing asiii Ia Chsneery 10 foreeiose a mcrieree j
aTzitft Isaac Gardner and others, Defendants rend-
ing in the District Cour, OF Lee county, Iowa keo-
knk an answer and cross-kif OF Nelson Gardner ns
Executor Of the estate or iliixn Reach deceases
who Il defendant In the original suls claiming OF
ypn- The SAID T. ~ ~. stihe ~ ard Oliver Reeves
The SUN OF SeveE,ee d Hundred Dollars. With Ten per
cent Interest per anDum, ~ mon~y due q mortgage
made By yen 10 william Roach In his lisrtilne also
claiming against each OF yoa The fore OF said
mortgage. the anna being tbs Northeast a4~ter
OF the South west quarter Of frctr seven IA Tann.
ship 65 Horh Rage west, In Lee county, Iowa and
also praying that tic scptbeas qnssv 81 th~ fourth
west qua rter OF saId section be hFst cold pex lie
amount which may be found Que the Plaintiff Hiram
Barney. snd that ,ben thu Northeast auarer oG the
quarter OF said next sold to p.y
Paints claim and further asking for sale Of said
premises 20 pay he amount due said Gardner Is Exec
ntor and for general rsiSef And unless You appear
spa answer sad petition before noon OF the sec
end day Of the next term Of said Court 10 commence
at Keoknk on the nrs Monday OF September A D.
1854 default win be entered against you and fadg
ment rendered thereon prayed for In said petiion
NOBLE STROEG,
mAyl5 Ausps for PfaintfH
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NOTICE.

To John Shu1tz C Perry Mason * Wheeler Gee
Gordon, Albert Wells, odd. Walker 1 Co. Emfner.
son, Cochran & Co:
You, and each OF You. arc hercby noiied that th0re
to now ic Int the ONCE of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee county. Iowa. at Keokuk, petition oil
Hiram barney, claiming OF you, John shultz, the
OF Fifteen Hundred Dollars, with ten per cent inter
est per annnn payable annually, Is money dne on a
Marriages made by yea t. hAs. asen atfd since nss
signed 10 said Hiram Rsrney dated Goth of May 1854
also claiming sEsnst each u Won the foreclosure oil
said mortgage, The same being upon The north hall OF
the southwest Quarter OF sec,ion lsl township GG,
range west: also the of The south
esst quarter " nection ffsl oxnship t6C range
west In Lee county, lows, for the purchase money
and further asking for sale Of said premises, and
general relief; And unless you appear ans said
petition on before OF The second day ~ the
next term OF said Court TO commence nj keoknk on
the LIST Monday OF september, \. ID, 1e62, : default
VIII be entered against yon, and Judgment rendered
thereon as pray ed for In said petition
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayl-d Ait'y for PLAINTIFF.
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NOTICE.

To Vim Hamilton, sr., Vim slater, John Light Nor
timer Henderson, Wesley Harrison. NJ Moore, and
VIM Sutien:
YOU and each as yon, hereby notined that the
" now Me n The ches of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee cpunty, fowa, at Keokuk; petition VI
Hiram Barney slsinirg Of yon, Vim, Hamilton, sE :.
the sum Of Three Hundred ard Flny DeliaYa. wltA
Ter per cent iBteTes per xnnrr pa, able npnua.iy
rs money due on q mortgsfp msGe hv yop 10 said
Hiram Barney dated 9th 81 March 1854 ais claim
Ing against each OF you the foreclosure OF
gnse. the same being upon triangular tract of land
OF 81 acres less In the northwest qnatier OF
section t35;1 also the south half afthe southeast qua
ter OF the northeast quarter OF section a Contain
ing 30 sercs. af In township G7 north range west
In Lee county, Iowa for the purchase money !; and
further asking for sale 81 said premises and
relief And uness you appear and answer said petit
ton before the second day OF the next term Of
said Court. to c mmence nj kcot NIX the lst cndsy
- September, A. ID. lsG2, default will be entered
against Won I'D Judgment tAetsp az pra ye
' in said petition II. SCOTT HOWELL.
msytsd Attfy fer piniHtiH.
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ulas3-d
i EGAL NOTICE.

T. Solomon III. Fouts, and Mira Solomon II routs
wife Of solomon H. Fouts
Won, and each OF you hereby notified that there
Is now on re IN The once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, NJ Keok ak, petition Of
Hiram barney cisimsng of you, solomon n. Fonts,
the sum OF four hudred ard eighty dollars with per
cent interest per annam, payable snnualy ~ money
due on two mortgages made BY you to Charles nson
and since assigned TO ssid Hiram Barney dated Ocia
sth, A. D. 1856; also claiming against earh Of you the
foreclosure or said mortgage the same being upon the
Northeast quarter Of H6fthwsFt quarter of serfIon 70
Township ca north. range west In Lee unity 10
for the purchase money; and further sskirg sat~
of said premises, and general relief: I'D unless
appear and answer said Petition lsfel~ noen Of
the second day 81 the - 81 tcrlrf sria curt
menee at ksetuk tht gttt h~t.1ay Of September.
A ID 1861, deisui VIII Nc entered against YOU and
Judgment rendered thereon I'd for In said petit
ton. NOBLE * STRONG
mayfo-dIm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.


10 Joseph DuAcsa and franklin H.rshman, Defend.
ants
f01 sre hereby notified INST there 10 now on He In
Iowa. ~ Fort Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming Judgment In forsciosure Of . anortsgass
against said J0seph Duncan for the OF Five Hon.
dsaa AellAfs ith ton per cent Inherent the Ys
o. January ls6l .nd special and general execution
against you, JoAeph Duncan, and FOL foreclosure Of
mortgage given BY said Duncan 70 Charles Macon,
upou7hs poryhTest !. Of the southeast " OF secsion
I'D township tt7) rih raHge ~ west, Ia Loo coun.
w. Iowa. tho sale Of said premsss pay on said debt
the exngulshment Of all Redemption therein, and for
general relief
4 Now, ,ou each must appear and answer said peti-
fion by noon OF the Eepnd dsy of thH of said
Court to be held The rst Monday OF December, 4.
ID. 1859. n. ErOrr nOwRII.
may2U d4w Airy for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice 70 hereby Rtven that VIII, on the 9th day
81 June, 1909, CONNIE ncing al ocieek D. M OF said
gay q the door Of The Office Of the CLERK Of he Dis
fici ConrI Of Ice county, Icra At Ksokuk expose 1t
OF Deed ofTrust executed by Nicholas Gill and Car
oiine Gill 70 me. tMastba Smiley dated the eth
DAY Of September, 1859, flied for record on the same
day, 1t ocioek and recorded In Mortgage Book
., page o77 the following Real Estate to.wit: Tho
cart bali 81 lot Eight Ge 10 block foy-one f(ll In
OF Lee and State OF Iowa Said Deed OF TTnst Was Civ
en- to secure the payment OF the sum Of Three Hun
dred Dollars and interest payable according to The
tenor Of three promissory mites Of even date with
said Deed OF Trust for The sum OF 500 andinter
est from date The same being due and unpaid will
scrbed By said Deed OF Trust and will make deed
to the purchaser for the said sale viii be for
Cash, AAkTHA J. SMILEY
Per MrcRAKy BRUCE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
'1MGI NAL NOTICE.

Tow Il. Stewart. administrator Of Isaac NeClaskey
deceased Maria Nc Caskcss Clark A. AcClaskey and
IsaAc N. McQlsskey, deTeLaaptA
There is now file Ia Tie Ciefk's Office tf the nisric
Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Keokpk \ petItiou a
Hiram Barney, claiming jndgme nj sssiust you W
X Stewart administrator of Isaac Actlahkey, de.
cessed for the sum OF four hundred and thirty fou,
and &C. 100 dollars with ten per cent perest 1, ON h.
goth OF May. 1850, upon m0ttEsee msde ~ Isaac
Claskey, deceased TO Chas Msson also for the fore
closure OF said mortgage and sale Of the
premises being the south half Of the th
ter Of section six (0) In township sixty 0S NORTH
OF range ave ts west In Lee county, Iowa for az
gu ismept of tha right redemption and for gen.
sral relief Nov each Of you appear an m
70 said petition BY noon a te second dsy OF the
Term said Ioa4A 10 he held al Krktk nj, fff a nj
Monday or September A d isG2 or Judgment by de-
fault Will be had therein againrt you
SCOTT HOWELL
msyf-d4w Att.y for Pi-F
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NOTICE.

10 Harris Muhson, Chas Higgins, John atn.
art, Administrator oil James stuart deceased, and
Thaddsns w Stuart, deceased:
You, and each OF You. hers hy natit that there
is row Gle in The ece Of the Clerk ufthe District
Goqiiaf Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk. p~tith Of
Hiram Barney claiming OF you, Harris Murison the
sum OF Eighteen Hundred Dollars. with ten per cent
interest per annun,, payable annually, money du Q
on NOR gage mnde w you 10 Cbas Mason and since
assigned TO said Hiram Barney. dated 2Ist May 1857
also claiming against each OF you the Of
said mortgage the same being upon the hsi II of
Ten acre kquAte lot In the northwest corner OF the
fractional northwest cusrter of section io1 In town.
ship lG6 north. range 81 west, bounded thus begin
Ming vi point 90 OF She narthw est corner on
said quarter section then 20 rods then south ~
rds then west 90 rods thence north 10 rods. 10 the
place Of begint ing In Lee county, Iowa, Tor the pur
chase moneys aud furiher asking for Faie OF said
premises, and general relief And uniess, appear
and answer said petition before neon OF the sec
end day sf THO next term fsaId Court TO com ca
at keokuk on the LIST Monday Of September. A. d.
IsG2 defAuN will be entered agn ii you and iudv
ment rendered thereon prayed for IN said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL
mAy1-d Atty fer Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIN,
IN TIED PARTNERSHIP

This may certify hat Hxmbden Buel, q resident OF
Lane, resident Of the city Of Troy, State OF New
York. have ociated themselves IN limited
tile partnership, according to the provision
90 Of the Revsed Code OF Iowa, for the Transaction
Of tho Hardware Business In rsdcity Of KsoknR, un-
dsr The name end style OF Hambden Bnel and CON-
lst April, 1862 and terminating the lst dag
Of April, lets.
The said HAmhden Buel 10 the senerai partner and
the said George T Lane IL the special paytper and
has tiihnisd the Of Six 4huusand DUf1Ys in
scasl Eaah payments, capital the co.mon stock
% s2td Dfrtnsfahtp. HAHBuEN nURL,
tprl-d0w GECRaET LANE.
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|nRIGNAL NOTICE,
To simon Cort, VIM A Metcalf, YIN winder, s
Barker, Margaret Trapk, Magtun, Fiek1in

To Sinon Cort, VIM Metealf Vim + winder,
Barker, Margaret Frank, Mseoun, Fieklin Il
LnoaAs
You, and each Of you, are hereby no,incITbhtbere
10 now on le in the nce Of the Clerk of The District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Reckuk. petition OF
Hiram Barney claiming Of you, Simon fort, the erm
81 Twenty Three Hundred Dollars lib Fer cent.
fntercst Ter snnum, payable nuaiiy AZ money due
on mortgage made by you to Chas. Mason and since
assigned h taid Hiram Barney dated 9Th OF Decem-
bfr 655 also Claiming sgaiast each Of you the fore
closure Of said mortgage, tho same being upon lots
~ uoluD and tls1 in block sal ~ Lee county,
sale OF said premises and general relief And I'M
lcsa You appear and said petition before
noon OF the second dsy OF the of Fad canr
to commence nj KeoEnE on the LIST Monday Of septem
Der, ID. fs62 defsuii will be entered against you,
and Judgment rendered thereon ms PRAYED said
petition. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
mhF1-d Airy for Plaintiff.
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mayI-d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To David White, VIM Kuddick e Batss L ID Brown
Robert Hamilton, md John r Smarr:
You and each Of you, hereby notified thai there
Is ic In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county. lows at Keokuk. petition OF
Hiram Rsrney, claiming OF you, David White the sum
of Thirty i've Hundred Dollars with per cent
tcrest per annuH, payable annually, money due on
mortgage made by yon 10 Chas. Mason snd nnee ~
Ened to said Hiram Barney dated The 18th Of eb-
ruary 1857, also claiming against each OF you the &
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon the
north side Che north half Of lot aEo lot IA III
block In Nason's upper addition To the city Of
Keokuk in Ire eonnty Iowa, for the purchase
and further asking for sale Of said prenises ana
general relief And unless you appear and snswes
said petition or before OF the second day OF
the next teri OF said Court. 10 Mmence at Keokuk
the Ist Monday OF September A. u. 1863, default
win b. entered Rgainst yop, and judgment rendered
thereon - prayed fer In said petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL
msyl-d Atty for Plantin
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THE GATE CITY.
Terrible Easasify--T hree mem swept
over Niagara Fails I'm = Row Boat.

Tsrribis Eatasffy--T hree mem SWEEP
over Niagara Fails I'm = Row Boat
lFron the Rochester Democrat Of the 26th.)
Yesterday morning the people of Min.
CARA Falls were startled by the report thai
TIRES men we're swept over the falls in
row boat. The occurrence Is said to have
taken place about six 4o'clock q. m, and
was first discovered by porter at the
Cataract House, who saw the boat con
tanning the men Ia the middle OF the river,
and saw the FINAL plunge from tho brink
of the awful chasni, whose depths have
already engulphed many human beings in
destruction terrible to the Imagination
and appalling to realize. We learn from
q gentleman who visited the Canada side
of the river yesterday that the fatal catas-
trophe was also witnessed from hear the
Clifton House. The men were seen put.
ting out from the Canada side, near Chip
pewa, with the evident intention of land
ing near the south end of Goat Island.
After getting out short distance the
current was found too strong for them,
the recent high wind up the lake was
still forcing more than usual quantity Of
water through the river, and although
they made every exertion TO stem the
rushing tide, yet their efforts were en-
tirely unavailing. They were seen after
battling for time desperately against the
current, to draw their oars from the wat
er, and sitmotionless in the boat, resigned
to their fate. In this condition they were
swept over the falls. The names of the
men were not obtained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Curtis Coma, VIM w Beiknsp, Caleb Cope Il
Co, VIM Ruddick, Jennings + Anderson,
Wheeler. Bellows 4 Co., Hugh Kennedy, Vim H
kwing, BaSercn, Beaver ( Co., W II Leech. Leon
ard Starkweaiher, Love, Bryan and Adams, Chas G
Stevens. rweedy, Monlton and Piinpton, 4
Aapu. HeninlE = woodruff Wm n @ fosrsnes, A
driDpaa. apA Qctt Shober Co., Defendants:
Won are hereby notaed thAt there u now on nle Il
tbs Clerks ose II thD Dtslrtct Court of ~ county
lows at keoknk, petition In equity, breugh BY Ed
yard kiisnrne, prsHsuE tDs jadEtsent aeanEt ycn,
Curtis r. C0up apA WiIlian W. Hsltnar, for the spua
ofseysn rhouaaid Two Hpnd red and Eighty four and
.1 Dollars, und TEN per aept. fer Ne fnyb.
closure OF certAn bond for deed, made " ~ ~.
tween Edwsrd kileourns and said Conn and Isitsap.
i0 and also ten feet OF the rear ends Of sl
and lsl 10 boek IN she city OfKeokuk, lee co6n-
OF all Of said defendants above named thareR, and
slso for the appointments NJ Receiver change
OF aad premises psrdests Hfs and for general relief
ton by noon OF the second dsy Of the next tsrm OF
said Court to be holden the lst Mondsy Of Septem-
Der 1859, judgment will be had therein by default
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
mayi.d Atty for Plaintiff.
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n Brutal Colonel.

We have received letters of late por.
traying the conduct Of Col. Durham of the
Seth Lgdians regiment, as the most shame.
full and unsoldier-like that could be ina.
9iaed 10 IA efleer Whilst he sympa
thizes with traitors, he abuses his own
men without mercy. Why he is allowed
to live, drinking whisky to drunkenness,
negleeting his duty. counting rich secesh
lady, aud keeping such men as Henry C.
Houston, his Quartermasler, under arrest
for pretended otfenses, is what We wonder
at. We know from private sources
that his charges are false. Houston is
well known in this community, and we
only speak the sentiments of every good
citizen when we say that he is in every
respect the Colonels superior. We re-
csive anonymous letters from the Colonel S
regiment confirming much more than we
have stated, but torbear Publishing 1t
present. Could not our Governor say
something that would be listened to by
the Superior officers 7 We hope, for
humanity's sake, the Colonel viii be re-
moved and good man put in his place.
Bedford Ind. Press.
We have heard similar complaints from
gentlemen of integrity aud standing, who
reside IN Bowling Green. Col. Durham,
instead of winning the respect and conf.
dence OF the loyal people there, to-day
would not be trusted by some of them.
This condition Of things should not exist.
- Louisville Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04

T livery STABLE,

Elfst ~. bet. Main una Joh noon.r
HORSES, BUdGIk6 and CARRIAGES OF the beat
clsss always ready for hire.
Horsea boarded by the day week tpfces to suit
the times. =
Transient customs Ter - cOmmodafed.
Orders for the Omnibus TO and from the Rail.
roads and 6teanbosts left ~ the Stable or the TENN,
House. Viii be promptl yattendedto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04

The HUSGAKlAss.-It is stated as o
curious but authentic fact, that no in
stance Is ON record of a Hungarian who
has favored the Southern rebellion. Prob
ably every other respectable nationality
Is represented in the rebel ranks to-day.
But hungarlans are lovers of liberty the
world over, and all who fight are found
on the right side in our revolution. A
correspondent Of the N. Y. Times saws:
Nv hensGen. Fremont was at the West
lis most secret dispatches to the Presi.
dent We're sent in Magyar, which was as
good as cipher, since no traitor knows
the tongue.
What proud compliment to the M
tive tongue Of hossuth---"Not traitor knows
the tongue, :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
E'kENCH BOOKS.

IL
FAsqneil's French Course,
My to r french Course
Juvenile
I" Colo luiai"
Telemagpe,
Dumas Napoleon,
Racine,
manual Of French Cony ersstun
HoNArd's Aids to Cesnpsi,ion,
Talbot Prom nncisiion
For sale nj Puhrsher' prices sttbe Cnv ~,
apr13-d u LOW store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-04
r1TY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets
Next to Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.

New zoo1k0.
The City Book Store IL this day in receipt OF the
follow Ing choice literature:
Cecil Dresmc, by Theodore Winthrop.
shadow In the House. by Saunders.
The Household OF Bouv~rie, by Southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
Reeoilections OF Shelley and Byron by Trelauny
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by . virEiniAn
Tom Burke's school Days IT Rugby.
DsQuncys optnm EatAr.
- Literary "reminiscences
g Theological Essays,kc.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
Inv
Longfeliow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. Jamsson's Loves of the Poets Blue s. Gold.
Characteristics, &c,
- :. Studies, Ne, y T"
So % Italian Painters, g
Legend ofths Madonna" i.
- SKETCHES or Art, :"
g Diary, &c. g.
HIS sthorIe's Marble Faun.
90 House OF the Seven Gables.
sf Scarlet Letter.
a. Mcsses. from an Old Manse.
~ Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
Riithodalc Komances.
Iongfehow's HiawAtha.
Evankeiine.
The sbsvc Books viii be sold II PubiisAer'a prices
The pa bile invited 10 call and examine the stick.
febs J. ". OGDEN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
One Of the Twins" Knocking for
Admission.

IT will not be forgotten that the Re-
publican party was based upon hostility 10
"the twin relics oG barbarism, Pciygamy and
Slavag." The first of these precious bant>
lings was put out TO nurse for time. The
other could not be spared Republican
politicians took it to their bosoms, and
used il to such an excellent purpose, that
the people now enjoy all the manifold
blessings ofciyil war, sundered Union
and a national debt, whose increasing
pI oportions cannot fail to afford satsfac.
ton TO the most enthusiastic admirer Of
the credit system. In this pleasant con-
.dition Of things, the "PolgamY' twin, hav-
ing survived the Perils of tho nursing sea-
son, at last humbly begs a Republican
Congress to admit it into the Union -
Utah, the lrai dadghrer Of the prophet
Brigham-thc husband Of many wiyosan
the father Of many childrcn-asks TO be
admitted into the sistcrhood of States
Grcclcy's visit to the reverend prophet
was not i, '"'" d "''y' an
'o"' "'''' "''' '"o ~ i''','"'o ""',,o' ~"
OIL "'s '"'' I''''o."' "o ""o"' ~ : ! nc
power 10 grant, OF reuse ,"o f,'l Ct % ','o
po'y S''"o-' li'l ,'o' Is an I'' '''I'' i'''''s'
I'o'""'y "''''I5 !. '''7'' 'r''u ~ ''os' -,
inc 'nl '''' ''' y, '"'' Pvou''"' III '''o'''
" n'''',' arc " ,'"'u "ooN 10 o'"','' l'''
uI'e''y speak IL '4o mysteries o! p"Iy-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12

DEPTH OF QUIET PEopLE.-Some
men dawn upon you, like the Alps
They impress you vaguCrly at first, just
rs do the hundred faces you meet in
your daily walks. They come across
your horizon, like floating clouds, and
you have to watch 4 while before you
see that they are mountains. Some
men remind you Of quiet lakes, places
such as you have often happened up
IN, where the green turf and the field
flower hang over and are reflected out
If the water all day long. There is
nothing remarkable about the flowers,
only that they seem so much like love
and kindnes and gentleness, and those
other every day ordinary little virtues.
Perhaps you become attached to the
lake because it is a genial spot, and
whether you ever lived near lake or
not, it seems to remind you Of home.
But you never dream of its being in
any way wonderful Some day or 9th
or, you carelessly drop line into the
clear depths, close to the side of the
daisies and daffodils, andit goes down,
down, down. You lean over and sound
deeper, but your line doesn't bring up.
What deep spot that is you think,
and you try another. The reflected
daisies seem to smile at you out Of the
water the turf looks as green as ever,
but there is no shallow spot beneath.
You never thought it, but your quiet
lake is all around unfathomablc You
are none the less impressed from the
fact that it is Il quiet lake,
Williams Quarterly