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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Washington, March -.
General Grant spent the whole of last
evening with the President. He will re-
turn from Brandy Station in few days,
when the contemplated changes in the
organization of the Army of the Potomac
will be announced. Gen. Burnside leaves
Washington today for Alexandra
The Tax Questien-The Case Of Judge
Miller.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
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AFTERNOON DEsPATenE&


cIevamsnts Of 0en. 01eAt-.-1oecgan3-
eaar <he Arnv Of the 1oto0oO--~0o0.
9m{th's cemnand.-Aetivs 0perstioas
0csn-Dattls Of oettysbuSgs Re. (.
Especial to Times.
Washington, March 2S.
The proposed review Of the Army of
the Potomac tomorrow will not take
place. General Grant. who arrived here
this forenoon, proceeds at once to the
front,
The reorganization Of the army will be
quietly and speedily consummated.
Gen. w. F. Smith, whom the Senate
confirmed AZ Maj. Gen. to-day, will have
a command in the east next to Grant,
His position will really be chief Of staff to
the Lieut.. General, and rs such. direct
the movements of whoever may be nomi-
nally in command of the Army of the
Potomac.
1t is understood Gen. Grant, after re.
organizing the army to his satisfaction,
will give the rebels taste of its Sighting
qualities before he returns west.
The House Military Committee had
again under consideration to day the ques-
tion Of reimbursing States for monies sx-
pended N calling out the State militia
They finally instructed Mr.. Garfield to
prepare general bill, and providing for
the appointment of committee, who are
to be empowered to settle all claims aris-
ing IN the several States on this subject
One Lieutenant and four men came il
yesterday. They represent that Lee hai
ordered all wagons to be in readiness fol
use on April first.
The Committee on Indian Affairs re.
commend an appropriation Of one million
dollars to indemnify the people of MIN
nesota for losses sustained during th,
Sioux war.
, 1864-05-27
A CARD FOR THE
Spring & Summer Clothing Trade.
Of SAN Francisco.

BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Nos. All, 4lS and AIS Battery street. Cor. Merchant.
San Francisco,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WE would call the attention of country Merchants
w to our usually large stock of Goods. Our stock
comprises every article in the Clothing and Furnish
ing line. We have constantly on hand the largest
stock and greatest Variety of Cashmere and Wool
HATS of any house in San Francisco, and prices
for these goods less than those ofany house, as we
receive them direct from the manufacturers con-
signment. Our stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS is particularly attractive and the great fea-
ture the country merchant is the usually low pr-
ces-Less than the Prices of Importation!
We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in the Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in this
market under the hammer, and are offering them at
New York Cost, and less.
We publish this card in order that we may make
new acquaintances and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased of u.s. call and examine our
stock. Good Articles at Low Prices
Are the great inducements to all who purchase to
sell again. Merchants who buy of US can make q
good profit and sell to their customers at low figure.
We remain respectfully, your ob't serv'ts
BADGER 81 LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. ALL 4l3 and AIS Battery street.
San Francisco, April 8, 1864. l7m3
, 1864-05-27

HIGH DREssEs.-We are thankful for
at least one of dame fashions freaks she
has turned her back upon low-necked
dresses, and rather insists that collar bones
and shoulder blades shall be covered. 1t is
certainly great mprovement-not only be-
cause the study of anatomy in private par
lors is not desirable, and that American
damsels are apt to run to bone, as some tall
flowers do to seed and because spnsters of
doubtful age, fearful of being outdOne by
their nsices, presented such vast expanse of
yellow neck and shoulders to the view at
evening parties, as were calculated to alarm
nervous people seriously; but because since
custom obliges us to wear garments, there
can certainly be no reason why we should
leave the most delicate portion of our frame
without protection. Plump shoulders and
arms are pretty, but so (let us Whisper are
plump legs The mother who should fail to
provide her daughter with stockings would
be considered cruel wretch, yet year ago
she might neglect to cover her chests and
arms with impunity We trust this state of
things is over. We hope that the wisdom
which causes every prudent parent toprotect
the shoulders of her little girl with com
Portable wooden sacques or cspes will be ap-
preciated, that sense will conquer vanity,
and that in a while it will be as absurd to see
q woman in low, necked dress as it would
to see a man in low necked coat.-Sunday
Times.
, 1864-05-27

SAVAGE CoMPLIMEETs.-TWo Indian
Chiefs we're at dinner at the White House,
when one of them, ignerant of its sharp
ness, swallowed a spoonful of mustard. His
eyes streamed in agony, which his brother
chief observing, said, 30, my brother, why
do you weeP?" The other replied, 81 am
thinking about my son who was killed at
such battle" Presently, the other chief
took spoonful of the same stuff, which
caused his eyes to stream like his brothers,
who, in return, asked him, "And why, pray,
do you ery?" ~ weep to think that you
we're not killed when your son vasi" was
the impatient reply.
, 1864-05-27
All's for the Best.
AN EASTERN STORY.

Rabbi Akibo, compelled by violent perse-
cution to quit his native land, wandered over
barren wastes and dreary deserts. His whole
equipage consisted of lamp, which he used
at night to study law cock which served
him instead of watch, to announce to him
the rising dawn; and mule on which he
rode.
The sun was gradually sinking beneath
the horizon, night was fast approaching, and
the poor wanderer knew not where to shell
ter his head or where to rest his weary limbs.
Fatigued and almost exhausted, he came at
last to village He was glad to find it in-
habited, thinking that where human beings
dwelt there also dwelt humanity and COM
passion !; but he was mistaken. He asked
for nights lodging, but he was refused
would accommodate him. He was Therefore,
obliged to seek shelter in an adjacent wood
q 1t is hard, very hard" said he, "not to
End one hospitable roof to protect me against
the inclene0cy of the weather But God is
just, aud whatever He does is for the best.
He seated himself beneath tree, lighted
his lamp, and began to read the law. He
scarcely read chapter when a violent storm
extinguished his light.
What exclaimed he must not be per-
mitted even to pursue my favorite study
But God is Just, and whatever He does is
for the best
He stretched himself on the bare earth
willing, if possible to have few hours sleep.
He had scarcely closed his eyes when a
fierce wolf came and killed the cock
What new misfortune is this 2 calculated
the astonished Akibo. 'My companion is
gone Who, then, will henceforth awaken
me to study of the law? But God is just
He knows best what is good for US poor
mortals.'
Scarcely had he finished the sentence,
when terrible lion came asd deYoared the
mule.
What is to pc done p exclaimed the lone
" wanderer. 'All of my companions have
been taken from me, and l am now desolate.
But praised be the Lord, whatever he does
is for the best
He passed sleepless night, and early in
the morning went to the village to see
whether he could procure = horse or any
beast of burden to enable him to pursue his
journey but what was his surprise not to
find single person alive.
1t appeared that band Of robbers who in
tested the district, had entered the village
during the night, murdered its inhabitants,
and plundered their houses, AS soon as
Akibo had sufficiently recovered from the
amazement into which this wonderful occur
renee had thrown him, he lifted up his voice
and exclaimed
Thou great God, the God of Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob, now | know by experiences
that poor mortal man is short-sighted and
blind, often considering as evil what is in
tended for his preservation. But thou alone
are kind, just and merciful, Had not the wind
eItinguished my lamp, the robbers would
have been drawn to the spot, and murdered
me. | perceive, also, that it was thy mercy
whish deprived me of my twos seomp panicns,
that they might not, by their noise, give no.
tice to the banditti, and tell them where |
was taking my rest. Praised be thy name
forever and foreverP
, 1864-05-27

II EROsENE, and Lard OIL at
IN KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARp'Ss
, 1864-05-27
NEWEL,S
PuImonarv Syrup

ATACKEREL in half barrels, at
INl KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARD'S.
, 1864-05-27
Fruits of War and Peace.

ID .r-,-s- OF WAR. r.r
The warrior waves his standard on high,
His fslchion flashes in the fray;
He madly shouts bis battle-cry,
And glories in dreadful day.
Bat fsmine's at the gate.
And rapine prowls without tho walls;
The country round lies desolate.
While havoc's blighting foootstep falls
By ruined hearths, BY homes defiled-
By scenes that Natures visage mar;
We feel the storms Of passion wild,
And pluck the bitter fruits Of War.
OF PEACE.
The cobweb hangs on sword and belt,
The charger draws the gliding ploW
The cannons in the furnace melt
And turn to gentle purp ose now.
Tho threshers swing the heavy fails
Ths craftsmen toll with cheerful might
The ocean swarms with merchant sails,
And busy mills look gay By night.
The happy land becomes renowned
As knowledge. art and wealth increase,
And thus, with plenty smiling round,
We Gull the blessed fruits of Peace.
, 1864-05-27
KOOTENAI MINES.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED An
j. tome Plante's Ferry, on the
SPOKANE RIVER,
is prepared to accommodate the travelling public
-.r.- .r- on this, the most
Direct Route to the Kootenai Mines,
The BOATS and rigging are in complete order, and
the charges for Ferriage are moderate.
JAMES z. SILCoTT.
Spokane Ferry, April 2, 1864 tevs
, 1864-05-27

DHEUMATIsM.-TH DISEASE is PRO.
duced by impurty in the Blood, which clogs the sir
culation and where there is pain it shows that
something must be done to free the fluids Scoyil's
Blood and Liver Syrup is one OF the most valuable
alternatives before the public. 1t will carry cut of
the system sll impurities in ihs blood and leave the
fluids active. The Liver syrup has cured The worst
kind Of Rheumatism. Redington q Co., Wholesale
Agents, 4lS and 4ls Front street. San Francisco and
for sale everywhere. sep19, 'os 4oly
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IRON .Ua,,fles ard Crates.

Also Marble Nantes Of superior quality stock of
Hat Racks Garden Seats Vases &C. comprises the neat
est and best patterns Of Eastern Manufacture All kinds
Of ssruam entail Iron ~ Orks can be procured
through US al Eastern prices.
Our stock has zen carefully selected and all
ticles procured from the largest
direct We thereby enabled compete in prices and
quality Of goods with any House in the West.
nO15-dlv VCEG1 LIZ n METZGER.
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COOKING RANGES

With one, more Over Ranges and Extra Char
coal BrOiler Attachment.
We would also call the attention Of tn public to on
large stock Of marbalized
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Each certificate will be sold separately. and in the
uheaies be struck of and sold by for less than
TYNE Per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will Be by e1ecut aud delivered 10 the
purchasers, which under and by the terms OF the de-
cres will entite the purchasers have the said
caies Of stock purchased regularly transferred BY
the laws OF the State Of Indiana provided, and new GER
uheHtes issued Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid by the purchaser TO be and
main IN CT the order and control OF the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made by the officers of the State o. lndianafhus
the interest of purchasers carefully guarded Each
oil the above certificates offered for sale 10 draw interest
from me hrst day Of January A. d 1854 but no inter-
prior to that date. DAVID G ROSF,
L. ). Marshal.
March 2Gth. 1854 m ar9s DIM anr93
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