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New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
4 YhNENEE NOTION.

Dr. Dio Lewis, the latest apostle OF Cymnes-
ties, Is the principal Of what We may perhaps
term Hygeinic Educational Seminary for
Young Ladies. at Lcxington, Mass, near Bos-
ton wherein Theodore II. Weld is one of his
associates. We hear that AT u recent closing ex-
animation at this seminary, one of the exercises
OF we may 30 characten7c ~ consisted OF q
careful measurement Of tho waists OF the pupils
and acomparsoa Of the result in
each instance with a record preserved Of simi-
Tar measurement ut the opening OF The term,
showing an average net gain OF ~ inches in cir
oumlcrence since the 1st Of October last. Some
girls who entered upon the term invalids had
been trained to walk ten miles with
out fatigue; while their intellectual progress
had kept full pace with their physical. A vete-
ran graduate of Harvard declared that hc had
never listened 10 Latin rooitations at that 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13

nowned University equal " those of tho girls at

nowned University equal " those OF tho girls at
Lexington. ,, ..... ...a ~ 90
The subject of Physical Education-or rathef
Of the simultaneous and symmetrical develop
mcnt of the intellectual and physical powers--
Justly commands increased attention. Yet tho
interest taken in it il by no means SO general
as its importance deserves. We trust the
day is not remote when TO educate the brain
and neglect the muscles will be deemed es niis-
taken and absnrd a, to iprovdo schools !or q
part of our youth and insist that the residue
shall have no public teaching whatever.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
The Tribune in London.

rn ,tsst Co,en GARDEN " Agents FOR the sale oi
THF TRIBUNE TL,y wl also receive s't'ehrTiess and
Au.Es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

ohN 1sps- L.
The steamer Vera Cruz from Vara Cruz on
22d of Oct. and Havana 9th, arrived and
report, between Lovernier and Caxy's Eort
Light House, some nine vesseis pn the reef
one of them large screw steamer, appear.
emily the American, about FIVE Hiils south oil
Cary Fort, and surrounded by treckers.
The Lake Of Tehacaco, imujediateiy I'D
joining the City Of Mexico, was bn the 9th oI
Oct. within one inch Of being on level with
the city. If rains had continued few hours
longer great destruction Of property would
have resulted.
Maxiniian and the Empre~ ~IwoQld leave
on visit to Yncatan, Nor. 9Th. 81.
The railroad between Puebla Ind the CIT,
of Mexico will be compleed b} the fst ol
May next. Over 400 1aborers 2re en,pioyet
on the railroad from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
A subscription is 10 be opened fhroughou
the Empire for the relief Of those rendered
destitute BY inundation of the past rainy sea
son. The Empress heads the list with <2oOO
A convoy from Guauaguata arrived at Mex
leo with 100000 in silver.
A curious phenonoma occurred in the vale,
of Mexico on Oct. 9Th: Five large streams o
water burst from the mountain which, il the,
do not diminish in volume. will form a con
siderable river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

The New York World and the smaller
sheets that copy its editorials with unimpor-
tant variations into Aheif own editorial col
umns, claim Gen. JOHN CocHRANE as re-
cent convert to the copperhead party. The
General we think will hardly pass muster in
the copperhead ranks, for in arecent commu'
nication to the Tribune he says that his busi.
ness engagements will prevent him from en-
tering inte the present New York State cam
vass, even if he desired to do so. He say
~ believe that / was the first to urge pull,
lcly the arming of the slave, both for victory
and for freedom. He sras armed and is free.
He is, think, entitled to the enjoyment Of
all the rights of his rescued manhood, and
we are bound TO secure them to him. While
the States are respectively invested by the
Constitution with the exclusive power to de-
termine the qualifications of their electors
the right of suffrage should, / think, be ex-
tended to all negroes of sufficient intelligence
to understand its uses, and whenever thus
prepared. Thesesdam sure, have been my
opinions. They reEoain unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
WASHINGTON. Nos.

The Naval Count Martial. of which Admi-
raj farngut Is president. convened to-day, and
Col. Marston. of the Marine Corps. was ar
raigned before the court on the charge of mis-
applying money Of new recruits, placed in
his hands. II is said that i,s plead guilty. to
the charge and was allowed two days 70 pre-
pare statement in extennaiion Of the offence.
The President has appointed Col Jno. p
Tagrart Internal Revenue Collector for the first
district of Pennsylvania, in place Of Nr. Har-
ming, deceased. .ss is@s
There were about twenty other applicants
for the position some of them strongly back
ed by political influence.
Col. Taggart commanded one of the Penn
sylvania regiments during the late war, and
for some time past has been connected With
the Washington correspondence of the Phila-
delphia Enquirer, and Is highly recommend
ed as courteous and estimable gentleman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

NEw YoRK Nov, 1. 81
The steamer Mr.. Leo, from savannah, 2ash,
had arrived.
The steamer Wabash, from Philadelphis
for New Orleans, was put in distress. She
lost her smoke stack and sails. Two men
were lost overheard.
The steamer Idaho, with III laborers for
the Atlanta L Gulf railroad, had arrHsdfrros
New York. sss, Z. .sSss Il n
ST. Psuls Church at Savannah, was htlrni
on the Goth.
Hon. 4. Y. johnson has gone to practice
law - Augusta
One huAlred and fifteen bales of cottsn
we're burned on the cars Of the Aa1laaaa AID
Florida rSilroad, at Motgomery, recently. I
s. The steamer Raleigh arrived on the 18th
from NsH tosk. She took ere on passsxe, ,sbai
I wss ex6ntuisAed readily Herflles we14 AlS6
Sxtinguished BY the seas and the utmost eca-
sternation prevailed among the passehee - fcs
8 time, b0t the skfll Of the officers carri<dshe1
through sAielyss p
\ Receipts of cotton firm at Savaunah. #
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /.
The remains Of Col Dahlgren laid in state
in Independence Hall during the night. and
the funeral services took place this morning.
The Rev. J. P. Wilson, D. D.. of Newark, =.
j.. delivered an impressive sermon, and the
remains were then removed from the Hall to
Laurel Fill, escorted by six companies of tle
7th regiment Of the 9Th Army Corps. two
companies Of marines and city troops, which
acted as guard of honor. Among the
distinguished moumers were Admiral Dahl.
gren, Generals Grant. Meade and Humphreys
and Mayor Henry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
NEW JERSEY.

Mn. NoBIE wrote to the Des Moines lead
eFs'of the coppefhead factionists that every
county in this congressional district, w.ouli
give msjorities for Benton. We replied the
every county except Dubuque, would NV,
pajorities for Stone. The election is ove
md the result is thas every county in the dis
ftrict except Allamakee and D1hnQue NV,
Stone majorities. These two counties u ota
aaina Liucoln, and for the grave dixet 7
~ Chicah6miny. Was not Benton tie i GO
didats of the copperheads, and was not H5
bic working for the success of the cod -
hnd1s in t6e late eanyassf Will he Ii -
pietsad "a be y sbrominents Republics I 3
1gtn Coonyf9-s1ls0rVsr N6ua f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
RoCktASp. NJ Nov

The sta1ue of Maj. Gen. Hiram G.. berry
was erected to day by the Masonic Fraternity,
The weather was auspicious and the ceremo-
nies impressive. The fire companies or the
city and several thousand citizens, headed By
q band Of music, turned out to honor the oc-
casion. An eloquent address Was made by
the Rev. Nathanial Butler Of Camden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

Fl. MAp,Sex, Oct. 80. Is


CHAs. DoERR, ESQ.,: Ihave read your card
in last Saturdays Gste City, in which you
make vague denial of my statement con.
cerning the Fort Madison riot on last elec.
ton day. Do yoa deny that you invited the
Devil Creek rufSans, when near the Cour,
House, to 60 and drink Do you deny that
you went with them to the saloon of the Met
ropolitan Hotel and treated them, and thai
the row commenced soon after' Ifyou deny
these statements put up your hundred dollars
in the hands of Judge Russell for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum, in case substantiate
the above facts, and l will give you the proof
and inform you at the same time who train.
to the name of "CoRPoRAL."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
BIppLEroRp. Ne. Nov

The oil cloth factory Of A. Falsom / Son,
in this city, was burned early this usorning.
Loss $60, 900, of which only about $la, go
was insured, ,-pricepally in Hartford compa-
nies. The FIRE was undoubtededly the work
Of an incendiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

DAVID W. HuL, a lawyer, and brother Of
BRIrros A. Hill, met terrible death in st.
Louis the other night His sleeping room
was In the third story of a building on the
corner of Second and Pine streets, and going
to it late at night, he stepped through an open
window of the third story and fell down
through the sky-light of the National Bank,
and was killed almost instantly by the fall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

7 Nrw YonK. Nov. 1.

NEw YoRK, Nov. /.
The Mobile TtiOw.e ushK.hes an .adress to
the planters Of Ahboana, deted = 6ontrom-
err. -. -aa. ard siened hv R.Il;nc Nm IN
". Stone. Eeo. Goldthvaife. 5amt RI CIR.
Etol, asd-Wm. Baldwin, whose a1v;ea 3 a.
follovs. n 8 ssae1.3
The resuIt ar the recent var. aald;sadrons
u ths go. - ha.c in !. rsvnl,t;nn ri yonr
entire I.hor sv.tem Tha fcnr hurarsd thcr.
eard bl.cLa vho vete ,are,t,v your eI.ves
and snb;eet 10 vonr Ill. !. the,r evarv move.
ment. are M {onser under vcay ira;v;SnAl
control. Hitherto vou have been .rcnstnraed
q d;rrcs their i.hor Sv. ror, ~ soTa.s;s, ,,.,,.
dste en- nov w, Won ~ romw.nd !, ccIv +, - s-..
tract Th;s hr;nos sbout relations vh;ch ,sre
new 70 both rre.e. snd br;ngs them so 80 s,.d.
denly uno5 esrS1 - hAth yo. and the b,scE,
find dSieult "a aocosr,odsse ~. vonr.eives ives y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

We are permitted, says the Cincinnati Ca
sette, to print the following extract from a
private letter, written by Bngadier General
JAxEs S. BRIsBls, commanding sse Is, Dir
vision of kentucky, TO a gentleman in this
city:
| We have been having good deal of trou.
BILE here and / sappose you have read and be-
lieved good paz4 of what has been put in the
public prints ThaEe is much had blood in
Kentucky, and think little blood letting
would do good, especially here in the blue
grass region, where the people seem determ
ined to be troublesome. The temper exhib-
tied is as unreasonable as it is unbecoming
Kentuckans cling to the dead bones off slave
ry and refuse TO be satisfied with the policy
and authority Of the General Government
Their hostility to that able and good man,
General Palmer, {vho has for them no other
feelings than those of kindness, and no de-
sire in the world but to do them good), is
only to be explained by believing them to be
really disloyal at heart. Now that martial
Law has been abrogated, many seemed deter
mined to persecute the poor negroes, and re-
turn them to slavery undess the Stase laws.
Others are intent on running the Union men.
by dragging them before disloyal courts. that
hold loyalty to be crime of such magnitude
as to entitle the rebel prosecutor to thousands
of dollars of damages. think T understand
the President policy toward this and other
rebel States. He desires to trust the people,
believing that four years of violence and war
has brought every man to earnestly desire
peace and quiet. lie wishes to afford mis-.
guided people a fair opportunity to undo, by
their own action, as far as possible, the mis-
chief which they have done. That the people
Of some of the Southern States will deceive
Mr.. johnson, and by their reprobacy and
hardness ofheart frustrate his good intentions,
/ verify believe, and that Kentucky will be the
most stiff f-necked of all, l also believe; bnt
when the present reconstruction policy shall
have been worked out to failure, (asit willy,
when these people shall have neglected the
offer Of mercy now held out to them, las they
will, when they shall have spurned and
trampled upon the clemency of thd Govern
ment, las they viii, then believe the great
and magnanimous heart Of Mr.. johnson, nov
g0erous and tender, will grow hard toward
the Southern people, and then he win do wha,
he has promised, punish treason as crime,
and all the world will say amenl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

How TO OBTAIN EGos.-There is much in
breed, in egg-lsying qualities. But the most
is in good Notwithstanding the hen at
home A crowded place will not do Too
many hens togethaf is bad Why? Becanse
it tinterferes with ttsnqnillity. The points 81
success are !: warns roomy, Clean quarters ;
unmolested plenty of food - variety oi
feed, varied daily with animal food Of some
kind, it matters little what; water changed
often; crush bones, either burnt or other.
wise; pulverized earth. or spent ashes to val
low in; light; and as mnck eheerfulness as
possible. Then select good breeds. The
Spanish are among the best ih1ers, and are
almost anywhere to be found But remember
the good treatment or dispansey 9Th hens ior
profit. Coleman 5. Rural Wor6k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

LYNCH LAw-Two MEx HuEG.-The Vim.
acsnnes Sun states that on Thursday night oil
Las week, . number Of citizens Of Crawford,
bordering on Dubois county, Indiana, arrested
asspuple of men, suspected of having few
nights previous attempted to break into ~.
eral houses in that vicinity. They failed e
give satisfactory account of themselves to
the mob, did not deny their guilt or affirm
their innocence-and refused to give their
names, The citizens then procured rope
and hung them to tree to compel them to
diyulge, which they persistently refused to do,
and after hanging and letting them doNp sew.
eral times, without elicting any INFORMATION,
they were found TO be dead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

ADAH IsAAcs MESxEN is said to have mar
ried one of the DAVENPORT boys recently in
England. They are hard cases all round, and
it would be well if they were the last of their
rnre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
OonveninG Of the Mis}ouri Leg

ST. LotIs, Nov. /.
An adjourned session Of the Nissousi lexis-
Istare convened at Jefferson city To- day No
quorum being present in the Senate that body
adjourned till tomorrow. The House or
ganized with Col. Jameson. speaker pro ftem,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

THE Missouri Legislature met in extra ses-
SION at Jefferson City for the purpose of con-
forming the laws TO the new constitution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
NEv YoRK. Nov

The Rsfs Washington speci3 II saws Secreta
y McCulloch $ statement of the public debt
for ocsober will be ready to- nj ifht. Itmakes
. favorable exhibit of the condition of the
finances
Secretary Seward and the French Minister
have had two interviews this week.
An order mastering several general officers
out OF the service will be issued on Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

New Geld Cer1DD3a1es.

The SaEaAU a he Treasury hss informed
the A6pis66nk Treasurer at New York that the
sew gold certiaeatAs of the denouinations ol
e100, and t1 ,oo1s VII be sent TO this city
early next week. H. so, $50 and $500
notes may not be reily - SOME tins. 1T Il
intended to deliver de isane Of ftAscgriieatea
to depositon next week.
|. Rev. Dr.. Morisrty, Of Philsdelphia, deliv-
ered N address 4 Irving Hall, last night "a,
vefinEth independonee of ireland and il
annexn&icn 3otShe United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

The Emperor Napoleon, upon being T..
formed that the Chief Of Police = Mas6 les
had left the city during the prsval6d "a DE
cholera there, at once signed N os3ne ~ ID
dismissal. f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

Mr.. A. ]. PaINrs, Superintendent Of the
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Gas Works, was found dead
IN street there last Thursday morning about
two o clock. having been sufFocated by d piece
of tobacco which he used too freely lodging
in hls windpipe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

The Supreme Court of Missouri affirmed the
the judgment of the bwer court imposing a
fine Of $500 on Father Cummings for preach
ing without taking the oath Of loyalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
yakAiagt1h News.
[svssat - Esa York Tribunal

W1esrSGros, Nov. 1.
Up to . o'clock p 70 decision hasheen
arrived at in the. Wir3sea1e, Strenuous, ef-
forts are being naas e Dses the President
to exercise cieneney ma imprison him for
life. -
To-day the post Office department begins 70
open the bids for ca1Tyisg the mails on some
900 routes in Virginia, North Carolins Kea-
tucky and Florida Bids will be receivedan
til o clock this afternoon. The postmaster
general has until the 1dtA to decide on The
bids, but - few have been received tins 6r,
the bidders will doubtless be announced Be
{ IT, 1s.isesjbsty tena;ued in doors yes-
terday, ord - aab iqAatiea Of the mill
tary saehnidk6 ~ ytsit the fresdnsn n
the Arlington sstake.
Lieut. Gen. Grant has rented tho priyase
residence built by John c. Breckenridge While
Vice President, and adjoining that owned By
the late Senator Douglas.
The Herasds dispatch says that specula-
lions tha, Gen. Meigs will shortly retire from
the Quartermaster Gsneralship Of the army Is
again rumored in the gossip Of military cir.
cles.
II is now positively snted that Gen. Robt
Allen or Gen. Ingalls, is to succeed to that
office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

THE Rev. H. d. NoRrHRoP, for q short
time the pastor OF congregational church in
Brooklyn, New York, aud graduate of An
herst College, Mass, in r847, is having amaz-
ing success ~ q preacher in England and Scot
land Many think him better preacher then
Spurgeon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
New YoK, Nov

NEw Yoxk, Nov /.
One of the largest counterfeiting establish
ments yet known by the police, was discover
ed in Brookly and broken up yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

NEw YnxK, Nov. i.
Crime in Brookisn isoa'n iAt The
efforts Of the police do not ~ ~ he
number Of arrests daily for felonies are more
than double what they were. The Jail is now
crowded with criminals, and the accommoda-
tons for their keeping are entirely made
quate.
Highway robberies are of nightly occur
renee, sometimes in the most public thorough.
fares. Notwithstanding the recent increase of
the police force mrny Of the citizens are in
favor of a further increase immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

THaae~ pmpssssn Of ~ Hssk s llss
yrsssahsd H Dahhan assysnV 49, -.
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CAotru, anstsg eehcoas, Conventions and eneas u
Hn0s. " collections Of music that b universally
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CafRo, Nov. !.
1915 bales Of cotton passed mp for ST.
Louis, 676 for Cincinnati, 29O for Evansville,
and 200 for Cairo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

TIE Insafnpi nenue receipts amounted
one day lak Aeek 10 a million and a half Of
dollars -
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WHTTE MUSTARD SEED.--A small
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