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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

KEoKuK LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-The
regular annual meeting Of the Association
for the election of officers and the tran.
saction of such business as may be pre-
scented, will be held at the Court House
on Monday next, the LIST proximo, at y
Pm. Art. 8, Sec. 2, Of the Constitution
provides that "Every stakeholder shall
pay to the Treasurer of the Association
an annual tax of two dollars or forfeit his
right to vote and the use Of the Library
until such payment be made" The
Treasurer will receive the tax at the An.
nual meeting.
Al. WILKINSON, President.
GEO. G. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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Chssrch Directory.

United PRESBYTERIAN Fifth street, between
Main aud Blondeau. eervices every ss5besn y - . "
sna ~ y ~ JAxHs Baowx, Pastor.
rYpsr observation-disclosures High and Fourth
trasts Services every eAlbath nj II a. m and Pm
Sunday School a. M ~.
UNITARIAN CgURCH-Corner High and fou.tn
streets Services every Sabbath at II . m. tunosy
School ~ m. n. nAss7
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. Z. cHuRcH-cornes o. se :.
enth and Morgan strects. Preaching every espmn n,;
II a M aud TX o. m ssbbsth School NJ "a I'd. Fuons
PRAYER Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and High Services every Sabbath at IL o. m
and ~ p. sabbath School W m. 49,
J. T. WxsfoyER, Pastor.
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Eg We learn BY Mr.. Manning, Of
Pennington. that . we'll known sympa-
thiser named Job. living in Clark county.
Missouri, near Pennington. vas killed
Friday night. Three men disguised and
with faces blackened. entered his house.
He vas understood TO have expressed
qualification 1t the death of Mr.. Liscoln.
One Of the men called his attention to
his reported words, and told him that q
person uttering such sentiments couldn''
live in this country. Jobs response Va.
. blow in the face and An assault upon
the party with chair. One Of the men
then prev pistol and shot him dead
Mr.. Job had his household goods in wsg.
ons, and intended to start to California
the following morning.
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M Chaplain Rose, arrested here some
time ago for desertion-guilty Of also Of
blgamy-had brought the girl of his Sec
ond choice to this city, and when he was
arrested she was left disgraced and des-
titute. Her mother came for her Satur-
day, and found. not an erring daughter,
but a fallen woman; fallen. not from
choice, but from shame of the wrong that
Cose bad done her, and from restitution:
30 fallen. however, that it took the com
pulsion of an arrest to draw her from the
haun.s of Gin.
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q psepjs vsss bosue IS - esssest : II /
dcsp 8 ~ levse = ~ -. NJ jhis
WwsHS ~ lA1G1f - Z z 8 bssls 81
poet sosufvo1 q ~ fl = dinnseer. ~
lavl - inme1faAeay - - nm ~
Nasbje City. aad = ~ mieuA19 ~.
oateoa pee6ooe Woso p1eko1 - RI 49,
N1er esd bfearAt sohasA III wo1o1
aiAsfwards foasd sliaging = the vhss1,
and they Nsse aleo saved.
Upon ,beisR beoueht q : realisaGisa of
~ oalsmity. - 81 Esss q bosee 4. aAsA
uader no8i6easiea ~ Uspt. 0sntos, III ~
river Reofd, G1oao1d -, I'D Il 3 Dheet
tine wore q ~ burning soeamee, vheee5
|hnndrsds Of pseple vsrs pistsd p and
brosght 70 .this lsnding, arriving abost
daylieAt. They WsTs MT By num|bsss d
ci1seos snd ladiss, who sspp6e4 lheo
with abundance Of dry clothing flpo The
osartsfmastsTs Dspart0snt and iron
variops stores.
ii this time il il impossible 70 give .
correct statement Of the cause Of he -
cident, or the number or names Of the lost
and eaved. Everything 10 IN the greatest
confusion. kovberfy, nfss mate. was O
watch, stsnd'ng 70 the pilot nouss Win
Captain George OAyton. Who ves q the
wheel 1t the time OF the expioslon. he
only remembers the shock, and tnat he
was blown into tho ar. and was after
wards taken from the water. He saw the
lower deck in flames, and knows 20 more.
He can give 60 idea Of tbs cause OF the
accident, and says the boat vas going d
the ordinary speed, and that oil eesned
well up to the moment the explosion 90
Cured; that the second engineer, sober
and reliable man named Clemens, vas as
the engines. and that nothing more than
common was in progress. Captain Cay.
ton was also hurled into the wreck among
broken boilers and rubbish, sustaining
slight injuries. He Immediately jumped
overheard with door, BY which he VA!
. enabled to reach the Arkansas shore
three miles below. where, striking sep
ling, he seized and chung TO it unit
saved. Clemens, the Engineer, NJ
: badly burned and scalded, and can hardl,
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financial an0 Commercial.
Ssw York markes.

Kew York Maskes.
By relsgrspA.l NKW ronE, April %.
Cotton-Dnil. heavy and decidedly lower at II aSc
for middng.
FcurHsavy and 10 to 15c lower 1t IADI 30 for Ex.
tFa State. OOa6 10 Tor Fxtra r. H. o. and ojta9 20
for trade brands market closing heavy.
Whsky-Without decided change; Western - 1Oa
al.
wheat-Du;l, with drooFsns tendency, except Tor
ern At 10 Amber 1891 sa1f.
Rye-Quiet
Borley-Dull.
Coru--scsrce and arm. Small salss Of new Yellow al
l391 20.
cafs-Dull at 1880 for Western.
Weol-Duli.
Petroisnm-Firner At ssD4oc for Crude; ss1ssc for
Refined In Bond, and 55016c for do Free.
Codse-Active and Arm
Pork-Hesvy and lover At % 2s03o Is for new mess,
closing 1t 70 rs cash. 000H 20 for 1864 do cash
and regular way, closing - 25 cash. - 00D26 u
PRIME and rs 50928 IS fo- prime mes Also 4Ooo bills
new mess for May, June and July sellers option 30 80
0yl 30.
9sresss.dy It II oools % for plain .s, and is %
DIS 90 for extra mess
Beef Hams-firA At p 0oD75 co.
Cut Meats -Firm 1t l41z0lsc for shouidefs and l70
B.cos-ssesdy Il ls5S slsc for Cumberland cut; lc,<
O16lc for long ribbed, and 16k917c short ribbed
lard-Lees sctive and stsady II l6Olsl4c.
Buster-Firm q l60a5c for Ohio, and N1<D3Sc for
State. :.
chees.-ouies 1t 1926 for oonnonso prin.
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0F Seldom within the worlds history
certainly never before in the life of our
nAtion-hass SO momentous events been
crowded into one month as the month oil
April, 1865. Grander achievements and
sadder tragedies. greater citation and more
poignant griefs have never fallen to the
experience Of an age than fell within the
brief compass of the thirty days jus,
closed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

@"We never have much dhry wealth.
er IN very vet time," said Pat, and he
was right All former indications and
unfailing signs of pleasant weather have
been washed out The most positive
representations of experienced metereo.
logical observers have proved deIusive,
recently. We must learn to be amphibi
GUS this spriDg-put on "rubbers" and
resign ourselves to 80 wet SPELL for I'll,
upon rs, sure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

HOWE 4 TYLER would notify. country
merchants that the balance of that con.
signment of boots and shoes hiss arrived,
and that they will be sold 10 job lots on
Wednesday, May Sd, at 10 o'clock q. m
apl2S-5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

PoLIoE Rookie, arraigned before Re
corder Leech for robbing Mr.. Reps, was
discharged Saturday morning, being
found mot guilty
Samuel White, senior and junior, sub.
sequently arrested on same charge, were
also discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

Ba- Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,. Chaplain Tster
and DR.. MeGugin spoke at Exchange
Street M. E. Church last evening on be.
half of the Orphan Asylum. A collection
was taken at the close of the addresses and
S25, We believe. were raised.
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new york measy markes.

BY rslsgvaph.l MB1 YoaK, April q.
Money More active 1t 5<70 Per cenA ON call lonns
sterling kxchange.Qniet = lq9zDN91k
Gold-Duil ard without deeded ek1nes Is nice open.
ing ~ lAek deciinisg - lls and cissine & la6i<
The steamer 0srmanis 1or Europe taks oat elA00 In
specie.
6ovsrnnent 6sbcls -ehads. armer.
g o. 81 Coupons 10ek.
sd Coupons loo9<.
80 Coupons (nsw haue) lOek.
l0-4e CcapoaS ~
0tocke-NeAk.
oAP7sko fcARIles31 n ppuw.
621$ 10 Scrip 1ls5<; 6s1 n OsrtSeE: ~ Ss,i -
NJ ~ asis 81 ~ ll& Hnssun 1i2 Hsrs
Zen q ss.elss iocsG = uolf epE Tolsde q,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

% President johnson has substituted
June, for May 95th, as the day OF Ia
tional humiliation and prayer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

ET Hon. John A. Kasson and lady,
of Des Moines, are in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

@The New Orleans Picayune has
the following ut was quite interesting
th's forenoon to sec the dilapidated col
diers Who have deserted from Lees army
receiving greenbacks, 1t the National
Bank Of the Metropolis. on Fifteenth
street, II payment for guns they brought
away from secessia. Our Government
pays eleven dollars and half for each
musket brought AMY, and as the ragged
''butternun" came into the hank and eot
their paJmssters checks cashed, they
grinned over the welcome ereenbecks
with extreme apparent delight"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

R The river seemed to DO still rising
rapidly yesterday. Low points down
the river must inevitably be overlooked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

~The other day there died ia York.
shire woman named Roas, Who wss los
yean old. Her mother vas l06 when
she died, and her grandmother reached
~ aes Of l40 ysaas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01
DOR sALE-A two story Brick Dwell

Il Ing House With : or rooms md Frame Dwelling
With rooms, two Of the beautiful lots IN the
city, covered with choice seiecffcn Of fruit good bern,
csterps Ac situated the 81 Eth and High sfs
Possession the Ist OF May Title perfect Price,
s. 500 IS Goo ard balance In year ErqniTe
Of fmria22l III. b. TESETCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

EOR SALE-The west half of two
story double brick Dwelling House. containing six
room. ctsrn good cellar house painted snd taxed all
lot we'll f-nc and all in coed order situated
the q l2th aud Des MONIES streets Title good
Price 81 500 Enquire Of H. b. TEs-KTCK-
unrhS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

LOR SALE--16O acres choice land,
II within shout miles Of Keokuk, bet~eenthe plank
road and Mississippi Rver-sl encioseda double log
house and other improvements This farm 10 kncwnss
the Van Ausdal farm Title good sale. prict SIS
per Gallon II. B. TEN-EYCK,
jams Real Estate Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01

Il fsl Garden OF Grspe Land. and the Nissis-
sppi ryer abort THREE mile above the city Of Keokuk
Lite good Price, zyso. Enquire of
nchao H. B. TKS-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-01
OR SALE-A two story brick DWELL

ing Herse containing 10 rooms good cellar eistern,
barn and fall lot situated the Of Ncrgan ard
Ilth sr~et. Title good. Price, 5000 Po-ssisn ise
Of April next. Enquire OF II. e. TES-EYCk.
mchil
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snd regular passengers from various
points down the river. Proceeding to-
ward st. Louis, she left the coal nile
about one o'clock in the morning. aud
had made some ten miles when an explo-
sion Of one Of her boilers took place The
boat, with its mass of living freight. took
FIRE in the vicinity Of the engine, ard in
= short time she was burnt to the waters
edge, and now lies on : sand bar near
Fogleman's Landing, with nothing yisi.
BILE but her charred remains and her iack-
staff standing erect.
The scene following the explosion was
terrible and heartrsnding 10 cha extreme.
Hundreds Of people we're blown into the
air. and descending isto the water. some
dead, some with broken limbs. some
scalded, were borne under by the rseist
less current Of the great river, never Is
rise sgais. SURVIVOR represent the
sorsaas - thrillisg. With - inmedi.
afe ssccor u hand, ~ dsspssats elforts
70 ave life wers agosising Beyond pre.
cedsDt Some dung - fssil piece, 81 the
wreck, - drowning - cling q atrsvs
and sassained thsnselvss fos' : ~ mo.
ments, bat finally bseams exhhosted ana
sank Only the best IT swimmers. sided
~ ffagments Of The wpsck. ven esoef,le6
TO reach IL woo1e, and these - Mo-.
anti rasessd b bosis ssat frou Is ~.
Ing hare to their aasistaaoe. -,
There wers about fltea. $3.50 s.,
| Al ~ 49, Il II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06

THE SIEvEs OF SocIErE--You would
not pour precious wine into a slew;
yet that were as wise as to make r.
ccn6dant of one Of those "leaky
vessels of society that, like water
carts, saem to have been made for the
express purpose of letting out what
they take in. There is this difference,
however, between the perforated pun
cheon and the leaky brain-the former
lays the dust, and the latter is pretty
sure to rise one. Beware of oozy-
headed people between whose ears and
mouth there is no partition. Before
you make bosom friend of ANY man,
be sure that he is secret-tight. The
mischief that the non-retentives do is
infinite. In war they often mar the
best-laid schemes, and render futile
the most profound strategy. In
social life they sometimes set whole
communities by the ears, frequently
break up families, and are the cause of
lnnumerablc misfortunes, miscries,
and crimes. In business they spoil
many promising speculation, and
involve hundreds in bankruptcy and
ruin. Therefore be very careful. to
whom you intrust information of vital
Importance to your own interests or
those you hold dear. Every man has
natural inclination to communicate
what he knows, and if he does not do
so, 1t is because his reason and iudg-
ment are strong enough to control this
inherent propensity. When you find
friend who can exercise absolute
power over the communicative instinct
III we may so term it-wear him
II IN your heart, 'yea, in your heart of
hoarts.F" Ii you have no such friend,
keep your own counsel.
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oi.rT!.IE!:E !. tSjJ.
w hEhEAS q seeming conflict of jnr;s-
w diction having at;iscn between t!e
clv!l and military u:Iol.;i"s -, south Caro-
INA, under the Provisional Government Of
the state; aEl whereas M%jor-G.ncral Gill
more, c@mm-s ,linG til" Dcpa,invnt cfSout!
Carolina, having sought an Interview with
me a, ,Ffo'iaional Governor, i.l the presence
OF MaJ"r-Grncral Meade, commanding the
AtlaAtlc states: and whereas all matters
giving rise to the seeming, conflict were adj
justed and arranged with the consent and
approval OF Major-iencr"l Meade:
N, Now: therefore, !, BENJAMIN FRANK
IlN PERRY, Provisional Governor of the
STATE OF South Carolina, do proclaim and
Nakc known, that the terms of this arrange
h;cnt are as follows: That in all eases
where freedmen orIv.#oil, of color arc con-
cerned, tic Courts Of the Provost Murshals
snall nave exclusive coGnzansc to try and
adjust them, for the present: and that all
other eases shall be heard ami ,tljudicated
hy the civil courts, municipal authorities and
Civil oiilccrS. under and according to tho
laws of South Carolina. That the civil
courts snail be g, ned under the Provi-
sional Government. and all civil and mun-
clpal officers be allowed to resume their
official duties and discharge them freely
without interruption on the part Of the
military authorities. That it il further
understood General Gilmore will issue a
military order and Governor Perry will in
nNe-ln;nl!cr Issue his proclamation, making
Known this Arrangement. which is to conti-
nue. till civil authority is entirely restored
Ill this State and the Government recon
Structcd'
And [ do hereby call upon all persons and
order them to strictly obey and carry out
the terms of this arrangement.
Done in the city OF Columbia. the day and
year above stated g. T. PERRY.
by order of the Provisional Governor.
w. I'll. PERRY, Private Secretary
=, A1" The newspapers of the State will give
thrce Insertions. Sept 3
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Executive Deu't Of S. c..
COLUMBIA, S. c.

AUGUST g, 1865.
order to facilitate the business of the
Il State Convention about to assemblc--on
the l3th of Scpttmbcr-it is ordered that
the Acknowledgement and Solicitors of the
State, re-app"intcd under the PROVISIONAL
Governmen. "f South Carolina, do attend
the sitting of the said Convention in Colum-
bla, to prepare such business AZ may be
desired by the nlcm.bcrs, 4. directed by the
Convention. l.. L. PERRY.
Sept ) /.
GS- State papers Will copy once.
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and repeated this until it occurred to
1ne that he meant something. On
following him he appeared to express
great delight, flying backwards and
forwards until we arrived at the nest.
The female was absent, and he seemed
to enjoy the pleasure of introducing
me to his family, hopping about with
the greatest glee. We found after
wards that the hen did not approve of
any of us approaching her young, as
she invariably gave note of alarm
when any of us went near them. Cir
cumstances arising that caused our
removal, terminated my acquaintance
with the robin.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

PY the FIRST OF OCTOBER, or as soon
ID as the mails are rc-established, will
renew the publication OF the 'tCHRlS,I AN
INDEX" and the s'CHILDS INDEX" have
been publishing.
Price of ''Child's fndex,'' &C so
(A deduction made for Clubs.)
Money may oe rcmitted at once, as nv
determination is positive. My desire is to
secure large subscription list with which
to begin, and issue this prospectus that
subscribers may have time to forward their
remittanccs.
1t IS my intention to issue first class
papers, and no pains or. expense will be
spared to secure that end. The best writer's
and &C respondents will be secured, and
the highest religious and literary talent will
pc given to the papers. The CHILD'S
PAPtI; will be profhscly Illustrated and
will, III every sense, be made to conform to
it's new titic ~
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.

A native Carolinians, the publishers will
~ naturally look t4 the interests of their
own State and to that of the South: and as
be wanting in the proper amount of dcvo-
tion and respect for the General Govern
mcnt. Every effort shall be made to mako
the DAILY NEWS Il tirst-class newspaper,
and IN every way worthy OF the patronage
of the public.
Our terms for the present will he at the
tions received for three, six and twelve
months, payable in advance.
Postmastcrs and others throughout the
country, who may interest themselves in
procuring subscriptions, VIII be allowed the
usual per ccntagc.
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proprictors, No. Is Ha*ilr street.
aug 90 tl3 Charleston. s. C.
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.Ehe New York News.

IL WEEKLY NEWS. Il great family news
paper-BENJAMlN WOOD, Prophet or-thc
largest, best and cheapest paper published
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An Invocation.

Am Invocation.
70 nsy Mother, schose harp has long hs.s,
on 1e snEo'o, sAese lines are c6ectsonatei;
One talisrnsnic touch, once more
Rapt in poetic pleasures,
Let Fancy set, as oft before.
Her thoughts to music's measures;
Ere yet her inspiration sped.
Thy harp, untuned to numbers,
Its chords long mute, it's spirit fled,
What theme can break it's slumbers?
Hath Time, triu1mphantin has pow'r.
with footsteps trod
Within sweet&empe's fairest bowr
And scattered blight abroad
Left crushed and wilteredi in their bloom,
Imagination's flowers,
Or DER thy dial cast gloom,
That once marked sunniest hours?
Hath Care turned trailing clouds adrift,
To dim thy Heaven of mind?
And thus obscure the gracious gift
OF Poesy there enshrined?
Hath age-Promethcus-ik fire
OF Genius stolen away
From thoughts, that glowed along thy Tyre,
And kindled many lay?
Oil wave thy magic wand again,
And strike the o'erhowing heart,
That bursts of song may in full strain,
From deeps mclodious start.
Turn from the duties of the sphere.
UThat pinions talent down,
And, mounting on Faiths wings, in air,
Win bright Apolio's crowa.
'Twould draw from every Muses. cyo
sad and pitying tear,
That IN thy mind, cntOmb'd, should lie,s
AS ON 4 funeral bier,
itch fanc1es, that but reused to birth,
The harmonious soul would wake
To minstrclsy, not heard on earth,
But such as seraphs make.
VI.
Hath nature curtaincd from thy sight
Her roseate beauties now?
Or dost thou snatch no fond delight
From twining round thy brow
The amaranthine wreath, that opes
Its radiant leaves to view
Type of the gentle poot's hopes,
When blossomine anew? NJ NJ. c..
COLUMBIA, 3. c., Sept. 4, 1865.
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w. Il. JOHNSTON,
MaS1Strate.

Ctice on PichemS street E1st end OF Lodu
"ILL attend to all official business
w brought before him; will also attend
to drawing up Decds, Conveyanccs. Mort
cages, Contracts, and other ordinary legal
instruments Of writing. Fair copies of any
document executed vita oeatness and dc.
sPatco. August
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06
THE CHILp's DELIGHT:

Money may be sent by Express or other
wlse-f by cypress, at my risk, if the Ex-
press receipt is sent me, ON the resumption
My co'n.c. tion with the firm of J. w.
burke II Co., is dissolved, but I will cst;l-
blish al Office in Macon. Georgia. where
communications may be addressed.
Aug 1mo SAMUEL, XOYEIN