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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-20
for the gittle folks.
THE MOTHER DOVE.

The old meeting house was to
come down so anew one might stand
on the same spot. 1t had very high
steeple, which could be seen great
way of. and towards which many
ewes had often been turned TO see
which way the golden rooster OF the
top was looking; for he always kept
his eye directly on the wind, how
ever hard it might blow.
The first thing was 20 gel The high
steeple down safely, without crush
ing the binding. So, a man climb
ed far up towards the top, and fast
ened a strong rope to it. The rope
was very long one. Next they
went into the belfry and sawed off
several of the strong timbers on
which the steeple stood. They APP
peared like legs, and were probably
as high as two men would be, if one
stood upon the others shoulders.
Now, then, the street is full of
men and boys,a gaeat many of whom
take hold of the long rope to pull the
steeple'over. But they must 60 of
long distance, or il will fall on them.
"All ready p cries the master car
penter.
"Allreadyw shout scores of voices
"Pull carefully !" =
So they all began. to pull, the men
to give the word, and the boys 10
shout. Soon the poor old sieeple
began to tremble on its legs.
1t seemed almost to shudder at the
awful fall i; must make. 1t made
one almost feel sorry for it. JUS,
then there came a beautiful, solitary
white dove, and flew round and
round the. steeple, not daring to ny
into it, land moi able TO leave it. She
was evidently aware tina: some grea;
evil was about TO befall the steepie.
"See that doveT" said hundred
voices.
Poor thing she must have young
ones up in the s,eeple." said some.
Again they pulled, and again the
old steeple reeled and ,ot,ered. The
distress of the poor bird was now so
great that all shouts were flushed
Every one felt sorry for her. Not a
voice was heard; and now they pull.
ed the rope, and the steeple again
reeled, the timbers creaked; the bird
lowered moment on her wings
and Just at the instant the steeple
began to fall, she daried up into il
out of sight. For moment more
the lofty spire poised and trembled
and then fell with crash that crush
ed every timber in it, and made tn,
ground tremble. ! went to it, ant
there | found the poor dove, lying
between her two little white child
rem, all three dead.
Alas poor dove she was willin:
to die for and with her children, bu
she could not save them.
But when Jesus Christ died 70
His children, he saved them. He di,
no die in vain, like the poor dove
Rev. JOHN Tom.
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Beware Of the frs, temptations

Beware Of the first temptations
to do wrong--tempta'ions 10 com
nit little sins, as they are called
No one ever became greatly wicked
at once. Iii is by first giving way
TO temptation in small things and
committing little sins, that men fin
ally become great transgressors.-
Boys, all OF you turn away from the
path of evil before you get 10 walk
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LIVE STOCK

Diovefs and runners win find thi. the mos,
a an. route for Live Stock. Capacions
! ards, well watered and supplied with eyepy
convenience, have been opened on this line and
~ aol'iiee.ions. and every attention is paid 10
ohia Ms Nm. WIN choice OF marke, = Philsdel
% New York. u''e'' route
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ny lhis route treights of all descriptions can
he forwarded to aud from Philadelphia. New
YORK, bes'on or Baltimore, 70 and from anv
point on the Railroads of Obie. Kentucky. Ind,
ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. Ry
RAIL ROAD DIR CT
n FeBns Central Railroad also cnne,..s a,
iH's'uTg With Steamers, by which Good, can he
, -, aided - any port the Ohio. Mississippi
missouri, hansas. aud other western rivers. ~
AZ oleyeiand; Saa4usky and Chicago with S,s,.
'ie.s 20 al Forts og the North Western J..Les
Merchants and slippers entrustina ,he ,rans.
pofiatioa of thor freight to this Conn,pv s.n
ra'y WIN confidence on its ,peedy transit. 90
The Rates of Freight 10 and from
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are NJ an umes as FAVORABLE as are cLarreJ NV
other Railroad Companies. y
gre particular to mark packages VIA rkyy.,
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y. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburub
3ha NIX x Co., Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh
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200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
ECO Dbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 IsbIs. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bliss. II. Il NO. Moiasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee:
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
800 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pks. Mackerel s. Herring
% coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda.
100 BIS. Babbilt's SaIaratus:
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500 Boxes Raisins:
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100 Half Chests Tea:
l,0G0 BdIs. Wrapping aPeF:
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04

By Tsiesragh-y NV Yoax NAV &
Cottoa-More active At ssNssc for rtiiing finland.
and S6c for how nsiAiiang.
floar-Stsse nsfi u estern unsettled and to lor
lower Sales st 1897 - for extra State, Gnsy 81
fpr extra r. H. u sos IS Cor trade hrsls MA ,,
closing with no sellers Mt outside quotations
Whsskey-firEasr vt 2A11 Is Tor State and West
Wheat-Duil and nosafally TO 2r lower q 4 0os
II f5r Chicago spring: 6oH171 for NIL Club ana N
d 56a1 50 fH Winter Red western.
CornCentinHss dull. Sales 3Slx FOR old Mir "A
Western In store. new southern yellow u.
oafs-Aoderats rsiuess At sse Cor Western Inclu-
ded N the sss are aee0 bush prime % the Government
u equal 70 8sc cash
PetsoleusIn fair request ct 0oo4oc fur Crude. $50
ooc Es Refined Ia bond and 6S1o6c To- Refined ffse
Pork-Qufet and hrw, with acttve demand at s. %
for iness % sofos old do; - s02S IS for new do = %
- % FOR old and new prime, q 2s0 50 for prime es
also go bills for Jnly, kayers option 20 CO.
BeefAcsve and firm at 5ee13 90 Tor country mees.
67c for prime; Id DliS GO for r~packed mess 10 90
~ W fer extn mesa Prime m-te bed quiet and frm
afT25 00es2S %. Beef hams quiet and unchanged.
Bacon Sides-Duif and nominal
LsTd-stsady At lia1ss4cths latter for very choice
kettle rendered leaf
Buster-sc.rcr and hrmer At aa@34c for State, Ohio
nominal.
cAeess-unchan&ed ls6lsc for new
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The Clerks Of Keekuk.
KroKuK Anril 3O I,

KEoKuK, April 30. 1864.
Mr.. EDIroR-Siy / noticed COM
munication in Jour valuable paper few
days since, headed "To the Clerks Of
Keokuk." and written by Young lady
who signs herself "B." This young
lady has touched the right spriag, and l
may safely say that her sediments in re-
gard to this matter are those of by far
the larger majority of the ladies in our
city. Our country 10 in danger; thou-
sands Of noble patriots have responded to
her call for help, and many Of them have
laid down their lives in her defense on
bloody battle fields. where truth, liberty
and right were boldly contested by op-
preston and wrong.
Another call has besn made for more
men to carry on the spring campaigns
successfully. The quota assigned TO
Iowa il 10000. and it meet BE- filed.
The farming portion Of our population
have more than done their duty inall pro-
asious calls. They have responded nobly
and but few men are left in the country
to till the soil. This cali must Be- 6llsd
from the cities and towns, where hundreds
yet remain that can be easily spared.
Take . walk up Main street, from one
end to the other, and there is scarcely
store on the street but from which from
two to four clerks can we'll be spared, and
save them the troubls Of standing Il the
doors waiting for customers that never
come. Look At them; great asle.bbdied
men capable Of enduring any Hardship H.
most, standing behind counter measuring
ltsps. sailing han and caps. seasidnsss.
tee, codee, sugar. and keeping books,
work that the most delicate wbman
is capable Of psrforming. Yet here
they stay, and il aaked By any one
to enlist they have various excuses.
such - "business, (?) Of they aclnnos
endure he hafdship,' = u "7sm n6s1 Tier.
ssssd." Why, n. Editor, fwo 1adiss
- attsnd y n The business q anir ~
tail store in town. and the prqprissoss
~ : Y 6ed i e theis jatsssst 10 employ
hon, fer he loyal people had i sreAt dssl
ssehsr tsads With thsm ths1 sstf0s
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new York sIsaey Market.

~ fsaesrsra NV ysxx, May O.
Aan-y easy at s4a57
Sterling fspaes nsstng At i95 - and closing al laG
I9>ir fer cnrteney.
Geld hrul, opening at is-i and closing quiet at
1885,.
1wv~rnmenf stacks quiet.
UsSNcoapen- insl4sl66
& Is 81 coupons ti3
80 Treasury, October ard April. log' <Alle
Stocks better. hM
Yr cerss ess. No Is 20 y Cent g.; Pac Mail rs
1884; Erie 1lZ5 do ph 1914: Hudson iss Hsr-
lena u: Reading Isl. NJ C 1ss, PftwkC Ileis VI
pz,% gtd lax III scrip I2es Ci@re Pffts ies5G
Q iSs; Tol Wah uusa: Alton -s:CkyaS
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Cattle Market.

ME- Yssx. Mar ,.
III. current pre-- for The we~k al tbs markets are
n follows:
Best Castiesifst qualities III iteFl7 or ordinary 10
Essr - sssiS oss common ~ btEeA ~s trffer N
aI2 o..
oews aud cssses-First quality = sokss5 - ordinary
IS oo4so co; ~ Usse ~ e inf-sisr 81 coo
10 On.
Veal caves-FEsrquAlfy 90 ioc = ~ ordinary sisel
1s ertnmon I5sc, infsaor skssiA
sheep and Isfnhs-Estra Z heai /. eHkt5 Sc prime
10 10 s59s 1e . 1851 Sex infarivr 90
30
swine-Corn fed 80 stS- stiii fed sessIs
The depression which prevailed III the close Of last
weeks market ras nscv ssarrni thsn over this week
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AUoTIoN.-Hows 4 Tyler will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock, one excellent sew.
ing machine in orde,, original cost 1925,
a lot of log chains, two plows, lot Of hay
forks, old tools and scrap iron, one large
platform scale, 10 order. four mattrasses,
bedsteads, carpets, cushion seat and wood
chairs, tables. cook and other stoves
Also about 1000 pounds of good dried
apples.
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FoR BuRLIscros, KErrHsBuRG, New
BosTeN, MuscArrsE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAvEspoRr.-The steamer City of
Keithsburg, Captain B. w. Davis, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for al Of the
above points, and At Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at Ills.
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NTes ib all around the board"
Not exactly all around the beard, bat all
around the outskirts of keokuk will III
those have to wend their way who love
light rather than darkness, and hereafter
any person who attempts to hold up OF
push the lamp posts into the. ground will
expose themselves.
MoRAL-Go out on Bank or High
streets and hold up fence,
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PRoDucE--We would call attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Gaffard l.
Co., found in another column, and whose
place Of business is No. It's and lit Main
street, between 9Th and 7th. These gen.
aemen have been engaged in the Produce
and Commission business for some time,
and are well and favorably known through
out the country - commission merchants,
and persons entrusting consignments to
them may be sure that they will receive
prompt attention. They will also pay the
highest cash prices for all kinds of pro-
duce, provisions, &c.
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SAILS or REAL EsrAsE.-Persons de-
sirous of investing their greenbscks in
something that win not melt away, vim
do we'll to notice an advertisement found
in this morning paper, headed choice
lands for SALE
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COUNCIL Roox,
Keokuk, May 2, 1864.

AeoAun, may =, icO4.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Aldermen Abbott, Cleghorn,
Davis, Montague, Seaton, Ten-Eyck and
Wick ersham. @
Absent, the Mayor and Alderman
Hughes. -
Ia the absence of the Mayor Alderman
Ten-Eyck, President. pro tenn, pre-
sided.
A remonstrance was presented from
Stanton Cady and l60 others, against the
removal of J. Borland from the Office Of
measurer Of fire-wood. Laid on the IA
Bile.
The petition Of D. A. Day, asking the
Councii to take measures to prevent tho
water running from Fulton street upon
his lots, was referred to the Street Com
mittee.
The report of Charles c. Cox, a. wharf.
master. from April LIST to April 10, show
ing the nett receipts TO be 900 50. wa
accepted aud ordered to be fled.
The report Of L. D. Springer, wharf.
master, from April 18th to MAY. Lat.
showing the nett receipts to b Slss 90.
was received and ordered to be- fled.
The Street Committee, to whom va
referred the bin of G.. Cook Of $50 70
for balance due for cleaning the alley
through block SO, reported in favor
Of the payment of said bill. Report
adopted.
The special committee upon the subject
OF the ferry between this city aud Hamil.
ton, Illinois, reported progress, and we're
continued.
A notice of the Mayor to the CITY Mar.
shal in reference to the qusrryiog Of rock
IN the street near Timea and Fifth stfeet.
vas presented, and the City Marshal vas
directed to prevent any person from Quar-
rying any more rock 10 said street: = for
taking away that already quarried, the
Street COMMITTEES were authorised TO make
any arnngements that they may deer a J
visable, With any person in rsference to
the qasfrying Of rock It the point afore-
said.
A communications was received from
tie Mayor aoniusting II. D. Barlsat
Tor Deputy Marshal, and John Oatman
Tor Caisbocse keeper; whsfsspeh aid
nominations we're confirmed.
Ihs pstitioa pesssnted q shs Nm
meeting, asking the Council 10 reconsiaSr
~ scsion IN electing John Borhud afeas-
orer Of Flre-wood. aud to eleet H. 6sy-
meor @ that position, and ~ re1Son-
: 80 e&sannt = tsoonsidoFefiof q -.
led g this meeting, wsrs taksn kes ~
|table. - 49, !.
Aldsrnsa Cleehern npved ~ =.
pafilion ~ 49, kIssfssSe IS I -. -.
- 49, Motiea ~; - ~ -
It enns nosip 111 49, 137I tSi5k I.
~ D e ! !! =! > r. !! ! - ~ :
= !. a 3 ]
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SOMETHING CooL.-The season for
business is at hand, aud Messrs. Therme.
& Bro, on Main street, are the FIRST to
open their rooms for ice cream, and nice
cooling beverages; they also have can
dies and nuts of all kinds for sale. Give
them call.
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$50 BousrY.-The City Council of
Keokuk have, with their usual magma.
nimity % voted not to give the married
men of our city, whose families arc de-
pendent upon them for support, bounty
to enlist in the service Of their country,
under the last call of the Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04

H Yesterday it did not rain. nor
snow, blow, drizsle, freeze or thunder-it
was pleasant-for q wonder-but fearing
the clerk of the weather is as whimsical
as ever, and that it will rain to-day. we
refrain frpm putting the gentleman.
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81 Ladies' have you seea those
charming bonnets At Mrs.. Williamson's 4
They are really beautiful, and are going
on very fast. Call and see them.
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- 4u.iaiou = ulssaf ~ 1920
z !; =
rsDisl1 A.IDy i 4 :! $ - !.
~ lpaS a poor
ta1sf sdl ~ !
IN oul ecs e ~ lection
offlN Aid q 80 NJ Mayor
upcn the ~ ~. and spon
ballotsg A4sznea nstj5 Ard Tsn-Eyck
The Counsel bV6o5sdsd to The election
Of Board Of Health for the snsuine ysas,
ed 1I ,. +. IHc3ugh ~ sSted
President Of said Board, and Dn. J. A.
Seaton and p. Davis the other nemben
thereof.
AIderhAa sssson presented he follow
hssoavsd, That tAs Gss Cohprssy be
authorised to light the two public lamps
on Second street, between Main and
en;3a; 'sa sss saa S asss s , T.
son. viz: Nlrk eeoead,s Third, Fourth
and Fifth streets; also that they be re-
quested to discontinue the lighting Of
the public lamp at the southwest corner
Of Fifth and Jphasoa streets.
On melton, tho ADORE TssduAion was
referred to the, Gas Light Co4mittee,
with instructions to mske such changes
in the location Of the public lamps shat
are to be lighted, - they may deem sx-
pedient: Provided The number Of lamps
shall not be increased beyond the number
contemplated in the original resolution.
! On motion. Aldermen Ten-Eyck and
Cleahorn we're appointed ) special COM
mitiee to make inquiries In relation to
the services Of City Engineer, and 70 &C.
port to the Councik <s@
Alderman Montague presented the
following preamble and resolution
Where's, The President Of the United
States ASs salled On IN loyal nen ef the
North western States 10 furnish 3cr thu
sxnys one huSdrsd thousand yoldntsees
for one hundred days servics, spd the
Governor OF the State of lows has called
for ten thousand to fill her quota Of said
call; therefore
Resolved, That the City Of Keokuk
will pay the sum Of Fifty dollars 70 each
person who shall enlist aud be mustered
into the service OF the United States un-
der the call for volunteers for 100 days
service, provided this shall apply only to
persons who are now residents qf the
city, and who now have family residing
in the city who are dependent upon their
labor for their support; and provided
further that this shaft apply only to those
that serve as on-commissioned officers
and privates; and provided further that
the number does not exceed one hundred.
The foregoing resolution was. last by
the following vote Yeas two; nsys Eve.
Yeas-AIdsrmen Abbott and Mon
tague.
Nays-Aldsrmen Cleghorn, Ten Eyck
Davis, Seaton, and Wickersham.
The bond Of o. G. Hale ~ Treasurer
was presented and approved.
Alderman Wickersham presented the
following, which was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the sum Of six hundred
dollars be appropriated for the use of the
Street Supervisor in repairing the streets
the warrants for the foregoing to be drawn
by the Clerk and Mayor upon the requi
sition of the Street Committee.
The following bills we're allowed:
U. s. Hospital for taking care of patients
IN the Pest House, S23.27
Steele d Fletcher, work on Engine
House. 2.ot
Council adjourned.
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- The L. @. A. s. viii meet 81 Nc
Cune's Hall this afternoon It 4 O'clock.
A full attendance d requested, - business
Of importance win be brought before the
Society. Is s IS g.s
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Skin iraring the Hair SON and Resutifu; iasars fresh
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tons, end should be avoided Sold By all Druggists. &c
YACIOkY-61 Barclay strcet, New York Rafcnxios~
NEv fsflxf CaxAA for Drsssing the Hair fisp-dkw1v
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AND COLDS and.

~ dsa changes Of eur climate sources u Pumo-
nary bronchial aud Asthr1&sc Affections Experience
wing prased that sisaps remsdis< efsen speedily
hen taken tn the early stages ~ the disease
shpnld Il ors be hal 20 Browns bronchial T-octe. or
Lozerrss let the Cd. Cough Irritation Of THE Thrua
Be ever slight BIZ this rrecantion .-ricrs a.
tack he eecfuaiiy wsred en- Public Speakers and
Singers viii and them csas for clearing and strength
ening the soiee Soldiers shead hare them they can
Be carried In the pocket and taken requires
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CoIGArE,s HOyEY soaP

COLGATEss HONEY soar.
Nnie ceiearsfed Toilet Soap, in sach universal
drsnsnd, II masis from the ch0icess mst4rfais Is
nilA and ene,ient in II. nature. fragrantly
scented and extremely bene fetal In its action
upon the Skin. For safe By ria druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. JanzaIydAw.