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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14
Hmerson's Agency.
THE "FLORENCEn

SRWIN0 MACHINES have
the reversable feed motion,
which enables the operator
TO have the vork carry eth
or way, or to change the dr.
rectiop and faster the end
ofssAns BY turning athumb
sersw. msy ere soiselsst
aaA car - ed WHARF 1uist
Il necessary. Their stitch IL
the wouder Of ell, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14
~ MANHOOD:
Hew kcstI How RssteFsd :!

JHsf 1uh9Sfcd. a ssrled EHpslopc. ffIce cfnts
LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhes, Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility ~ lppedi-
nents 20 Marriage senerailys Nrrtosnee Ctn Snl6
Epilepsy and Pits: Mental and Phi IN n IncspSf re-
snlting from seitAbuse &c, by HoBr. CuLvrRwILL,
NJ author Of the Green Book. &C.
"a Boon &, fssussaes OF Sufferers
Sent under seal in plain envelope TO any address,
posi- paid, rece ofsix cents, postage stAmpa,
by Dr. J. c KLINE. l27 Bowery, New York-Post once
box 1855. *ds yunel5-dsw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

The Bridai Cham Der, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, aud
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and scxua
Systems-sent free, In sealed envelopes Address, DR..
j. sKILLIN HoUaH roy, Howard Association, Phils-
dephis, Pa. apr5-dsw1y
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spe fs 1qrs Slaetts Fsuisu uab IUuten bicIetben mr. In
Ssm DHTsaa eeS nrtsraeiGaetsu auseReutsn aseutsn
1slealSsr, DtaSs In E~9eItiutDrs auEomtaeu, psrbeu Il
0SnS SS@.sT0tst Stastts farbieis eiuie SsriSofeu fSn
iErtr onnS.,, : @Ssut DEE sSsutiGcn Gefsnj&aft4 BET
wtrb. IaW IlIf I.III ~ ''-S"eSAf "S'"'e" 'S'pSAS'
WI "''''Fs Spssnnit nab Satp srfSslIt uusntasIbIiS
rgr a.. 90. q. %it0sRsaaex. "a
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E Sun0e MGnner, al

% NyHNVS< N~NW"N%f ~
ptl6e AT ben t~raurtstn GpIseu Spn StIsf6sftfans Uss'
0nante Ietbtn, rtt ndGtlt6t Saaren.G rStssunsen, SadmtH'
fdp6Ge, Smppttnt Dber nasern6srn, Nerpsni9paGe,
6autnbfu&t unb aaen ben rerf&tesentn utSsln, Eelae aus
Ateftnn Eater berporsebtn, fueer In Or. GalstrHsQs "Staet'
cal a~esenatrt" etn NlttteI, pt6ss f6 ais eas ttnstet juSer-
IdIFae btilnttttI fur bic pbtee Rrautbttt berttten bat.
Is Ii iu kaben, tn Stem CERT: s. 6. gDeas 4 sp9llo
SranfltR str. Ibraban Cain, 8erer9, Sds @'ane Sis
WVai.: g. E. 6arrimau l. g., &c. s american 9puir Slpd,
YbilaSelSbts (. o.. g6lenser, 8. unb gaInxtRr s Grpnsr,
4oS 6befnutfr. gtttsturs; 9snrg Iltnsr, II u, Is 6s stF,
Baltimore Seth g. Sanre, los W. SaltmfsretF' Stntia.
natl: 9pbn g. port ode 4. unb A~oalnutfr.; !. 9. Satrt
h Go, RgD@de 4. unb Balnutfr. Ghteass: SMITH q
Dpper, "a 9afeRr. Stem Orltaus: &. VI. sert6et q Sp"
Fl 9bdrtresfr. Eprsnto: 2brndu GaiUt & So, ct. edp-
renee Buildings. st. 9ruts: Collins Bros Ha4tSlesr en
3. UIatsley, Gdt 2. unb ginear. Gepetns, "a, PEI paEpse
BIRD L Urp, 313 SO: YeAnRr. ure bet eer 2ahptsAesH''"
9. 6. RItne l. s o. 17 Sprerp, Nsu gsfl'
Drtts yr. Ser $20e. .auA
re. gtdteres rtrb m~itsetbelt, rsnn man f3 t0TtfH'~
an bic 5dupt- " senten In Stem Drrt Tr'rfet. loSn--
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der oIlocttrten Geaeru1aunSs Gerthrrauaeaes
fs1G0aft spu Baltimore.
30. a SpRtbRr., e~eeeRuber htm Sun-eetsube
Sn 1ttraet Der trfOIsrttGen Ebattstett bS Dsmpf.Eeues-
DtPartementS HELEN mir sNh reutt en- tuus btutseren pretit
meme goItten Gus aHb erneueru au& BITE alien ~ ben Etute-
atn Matsn. que Dtsitus9sn, SsI@e SaHier, N9obsI chez
f&ern Elnf4en, Terbeu Stcrrstt etnstIebes, nd btt 2iEe
un1srtr 9erab5siesten 9rdHaten antufettn.
Ale gtrlntts merbea pts btsbef pr0rpt unp liberal aas'
besabIt. SebnR ERppTt, Prdi.
DtreEtpTen
SDta. u, 3ad sEGab SBGIfcT, 3Eauea gurEb,
Agen Satne, &t&erb g. ETpiSs, .sa%es 9sHE9,
2sEtee & Seheettn, Sarses u. g3rref graGEts Y. EttEe,
fepatB @etiS. SaHueI R!rt, SaEeS o. gerSss,
SSneafe1 SnIA. 3ssps Etak, Df. y. .. y. 2tRss.
~ SHba 2RERRaFA &eSF.
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S@~
ate snsfgt1Gns oss Sa!tiaiors aa@ agen Sh.iI,n hsa ~.
EsES bsr gsg, Staateg 10 aaf bssIst geSs fSrssr' + s sMs
Eq1a9stFela, @eDsnott ctet asf itaent etatr erSerr. 800
~sfet@ntes, &efGe 40 aet .s5eEsaGres ans Cfj, go
5A;a1 sst,saen, tegseE rNs ~hsaftESca Raasn p.k 9sS~.r x
eteeS! Gs 4s %an&atie eetsy Ec;agf. iaeiSs s.c~y : = S"
@pYPs!ts sGplsa. .tff. F @S0 @
@t ssageS pt.lsE E'e9ga t-ssH ~asEpgaec4s 92,e@, Eer4 ~ ~,
Eass15e9 Slsit@!eI 10 xelaat 6syetEs. Eak es ,strn 5rt ~ ~ 8SA'
Ssstss a &t.+tGsiie1 pst@ots54L tnrsgea Sc ta fit be fsesnfT.
fsaI s9tgss sags fSfrsa BIG &nssonbegsr sal EeS SsSn sessggs
go Asat6fsa tts to DTS AGusi9e Sal GGg"Ss#
q Sc q % Ete&t- Ff!@g. HaasEt trsF NAE *
g g Nl3VSgH $fftee era. qE. a,5Ft., 80 SeA
efsIgn ahS5 talsss Gg~fissteea, aeE@e In iii S3erst-T.tt S
S.sa1sH e'nIaHetTa, n!5 G$E Isaajaaafa MISUNDERSTANDING
%a9r9ah6sies sEt9lc sai b'efse ssaaa bs Easz.r@ sssA|
2Ss sAa5ta Asp t't 8elitetore na% Gtnst3ysett 1920
St1t AL GET s1uttu @treGe. sSifG3es nsIttsSrH Has 81
SehsS; lonte 5W'1aen SeItsalore ank &stcses nae ks " y y
|1t9 Stt,tansS. esIaast nan aaf b;elt, Haass ~ "a a.. .sst
sag ~ xoSls aIe etttass 10 Q Eassa. - - ~S"A'sA
3s0ss EaGSgiS1 saS AGO #janS @ep4x feei. a,.A.v rae.
We II Sssssa Rf3atsfa paIstE sres4. 6iak:r us,tSr 4 @S SSaa
Eas SsE&e Gsss sgt hsa Eakaetesex ,.ab srs,., ,um .x.a
% R'ssYst ga Ga beta @efinauusssrte an, s. 81 81 .y"SS
2s%t sue 2eFqssStd1ne as:r iss essSa Sd "a - - : -
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Hnfeblbare

Hpfeblbare
y eilang Der GrnnfIuAt.
"fIae oHd Obne RsiAs,s bss xriatsrs aefd,e...
farm.
So7 2stIunss scirs 6%orautir:.
Nr. perniGHH e3iIntbsr,
Aattatgfs Depot far EaIttmpTt bel ~ @..TS
VIC. 4b5 Wta>BalHmprefr. V"U'
gn aoaiktnstsa bel =. RtIppstt u. c.. 30 OF D,r.
iiflft skfTb Is. sSHIN
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l{cllP Gr(cDeu6ctiru.
az yseEOitGs GculraI GjfeabQGr
@ ssiatsE- tSanrsIon,
Gn itn6 MAD Sonntes, ben 25. DeS. 1864. @
q 3lge noroipdrts.
BARTON Accommodation go. l ..........T. 20 8orm.
Pofjug 9.20
harrisburg Aecrt1sodtten. ..-.... :. :. $50 Nad5nt.
Harttpn Accommodation gtc. .,..........5.s
8ittSbura unb @rie @rprcs1ua. .S.O0
gittsburg rns @tmira Ggpref3us 49,. .1e.ee
f4 3Ige iiomdrts.
Wittsbrra, @lmira unS erie @rpreGiua 100 gprm.
Wartton Accommodation SO. 2 ..........S 80
SdrrisburJ Accommodation. ..........l2 1920 Nabm.
4ofSug
9arttpn Gccsntptetiem SO. 4. 1920
Z Der YittStnrs Ggprsssns ee4t bRrh, pFne bic Cars gu
ipebleln. ~. @
Scr 1000 @rpreBSus gePt tGgliG.
Der 500 grpreSiu9 ScRt tSslid, nissenpumen Saut8=
tags, mad 9arris6urs, Rittsbur9 lIni Grie.
Ser 900 aeeucs GrpreB5ug, Gsnnta9s, mad SarriS-
burg, @ittsburg unS benz gBt fin nur, tpMnlt tGsli9 or,
ausserrAiuIet Wfsnta8S.
{ Ser SEQ a6snOs eeprsB!us SEPT tSsliG, Gnssersm-
men Samfta5s. -
Der 9sffsus SEPT taslid, ousssnsmmen Ssnxtsas.
Der 9ar1iSburg atecomobattOn5us seRt taSIi9, Sonntaga
oussencnlulet. Die Ycft- unb GrpreSiise balten 1pii@en
Baltimore unb Barton Hi6t an.
Soft ur6 grpreBjise ffeten in 8erbinbuns nit Der
genniblDanid Central 81 ienba6n IN Sarris6urs fir gittss
burg @leDelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, SnDiandpolis,
5scrt Wabue, Gbicaas unb aGeu 8IGser hes arsfen gHes
tens, unb in elmira nit Der Stem 0crt erie @iIenba6u
mad alien Pldkeu in nSrsli9er, mittlern HaS trcitIi6eu
Stem gprf. 1855 & .
gtSgere ausfuuft pirI at G~GlDsrtfr. Depot ert5silt.
Q. 81. Bubarr4,
-+- .as 4.* -a> Gen. superintendent.
CD. g. Ysuns, G9E
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SalGiMsrg nuo ohio
4uenbQsu.

SaiGlMtcg ur0 Ohio
Gdenbakrl.
a5Gi a. Ha9 yscutos, -. Dei., teerbex tSslis 2 5ass
nag DFeeiine anb $artera6urs uae Sin 5ns mao gsebes
E6 asse6eA, tic foist: 54t3s .5s d a EI1a
E $cftgs taslia (GsnEtass o~asseaUmusH), gaOrs soc
@rpressne tS:tia 4benss e.4e.
3eies 8Rse her6irceu re a! 0Fisqus rEit alien BI0ao
gen @siti@, nrrotoeftiG nab iabpefIi5.
Ser Sarpers Gerrp unb 6rsS Grid accpmobationss3u a
tpetliG, DerlGst Baltimore nm 4 r6r gfatmittasS. Seitz
lid serlaBt bieier 3u9 9orpers Serrp nm 6 119r Ntpraena
unb 6reberid I'M z 1br, tGgli& (aRs oenommen Spuutags).
9 Der 5rg na8 EG!cQtts atils seat con Balttaorc
@aoraens un e.20 ans 1e.Oe, nns GaGmitteas zee.
rub bon glicptt's giiGs gecreens $50 EnS 1i.90, uns
sas4urittGs3 $50. lr.&
g!AA BaIktngtoa.
..bsaas bea SalttuSrs nag k3nisiugtpu Dioreeus 4.8s
zoe, s.ts uES $40, GGs s3aGm $50, unb eco J
Spantass Ts1rgeuS nn1 4.3e nRS SIS, Q RuS ga&s
aittass g.3s. a.6.es. aksaus BON GSafSington Wsrseus
Rza 6.15, SIS II. Ills nnS ste9us. TN 500, A.30 uns
6.45. ScnAtasS Hmr G3Orgena rps.16 u. Ill IL a. GaGs
r1ittoasS.00.. Sur Der ste uns Ste 3ua Spn 8olti.
more arS ber erfs unt tierts 2ua Hsn gsaT5in9tru
goten az alien Statipueu IN. Ser sHeite nnb ie4fs
3ns Bon Seltiulrrs an5 fr /. II. 5.5us Sru G3nIsIugtpu
~oerbinseu as nit ben slasapriiss 5nge.
g1egen uS9eseE ~ssnsfaait NIB %siQete ie5et art speube
6Iaa ftp GU 9. q. gnslanb, Agent ia ber Gaubens& sta
isn cbeg au bic &iests0ffce.
G. y. @atf4 ErensyortutsiRer
.. S.81te, Geuerot<@seHs. (Jeu6iO
t3s flss saf3aa0ese1
~ Ieae NgTeneea39g48 gag ae
1Aaesz@@s aEk $3.50 at1 &gH Ne Gft5sa
3&4iG$Ga.. ...s
So *sSs* 80 s~s.esAs&is 6&s sssstsa 44r l. taEeasxs q
geS,a eg Gpsifss~ -a.raE Sst5gtte,zgg &sfsf 8Hf1sss.
ss'. ben gE7si f$as s]si2s2csi. ,@s gsgp eistss Baass6 -,
axfat8ssatsa ettek eg5ge.es aexfRrtS, so tTssss
esst ea2tss %es a-n u e INV q Ges,get F5gsss as e.! ss.
sssf @s3s 3+2 9~fs1fGtcH pla5eaL a}kt u. .r|-
&gJGfaa@E9s &iEsStauG, &GtI2s{, {fDc3 ~.8BSsasaf
Getc@8o, SGE1aAtes, gatana, Daaaaae.
@s15s, @c9 J6IGaS, 8agli4as0a. s1onso Gtfs
&c a'esbes 81 bts VI sss s~tssspt4a GsstssI masa go
5E @ssisss2 x GSaa5ts 5sa3ff ale lble ysts aa!srgs sSs51
1Egth 3aal: esSe&Gegs. Dtf aaaga slegi f0rfs k y ~ fSs,e -,
S@asl go pB.a. Nj Gsas. @~B3ftsaaaa ass elsx CHI Esisse1
n ty9 S:i5!sa Sas @eess s!eb 5;er GasstaneiY narfstS :.
4eqt ntstea pAsas'sVss Gales Sfatwasassert. -
SSoG1 &ger;sass D0qt0r, GtscSnnc6. ssabtes
0.pcIi@, &eats9tIe ug3 CT. Soma
@egsrE G:sat2s 9sSssseif ~5si5Sbest r7k ~ isp eeuk.
fesse sl;ttes n.3.4bsr8ss3rGe gsse4ast. afe Ssssctsr.
aa S@tt ass 0sSI!sbf3 &5sS3s &c i,gY.Ea4 rcE ssSStr
ssElt9Es S5asEi 6gaaa s94e ~gStAggfas eaf3essItrS 81 s~srf, -
SesSfzgyasEt'sfSze Ses2es sGtsssft ia es SfFee Ezs aofrtss
ss.as sss. as s.asg, sh ~ sss;s sss... sa,..,
@8t9tta fig G~Ippanbeeex aus SeelIen6e.
cssyssss 1870 { 1sgsrsyrcssss str,sr
4k.
GrIs0Ts 8na g5sGIc d, g $50.
se- l.tl s2tA es ~
81 asasses n$' 9a9 95sopst1 sssea 81
a.H ejss@ $9etacG bel Negsng
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Jl(eOi5tnild)e An3etgcil.
Dr. 2ainpe I'M @Dslar, 9Dni8'
reich 6nnnD0e1.

tttlt NIT fttaea aus Ben tetlfamatn unb ~irdfttsfen 9rda-
tern b~eretteten Arjneten ~unfeblbar unt rdfb ale bic 8rant.
wsl4e aus unrssslndsistetten TN Iaagen pOsr Dilute
.snttteben, ais ba fn5:
8rdmpfe ieber grt, insbeionoere Magentrampf,
9dmOrrbutoen, GbDlerazgtnfdQe, 9iarrbae, Gos
hten, 8re4rlbr, S6wtnoeI, 8ldbuneer, &Opf>
i@rter1 &itbma, taltes Sieber, GpiIepfe.
Sn sGsn tisien Sautn tf has Or. 6 antpeT6eG IirtI
'PsF oons Sis Bottles tar So unfeblbar unb wtrtt IsfOrt.
t,f s@eYsn Uronifd1en (DeraItetenJ NbeunatismuS
G Tsr sss Sr;s mvt'fd @btumatt m uS.SGlbe
SSt.rna @TIt ~ ooersn tar $5)! in i&witrtSea J6aen NIT
'% Wit 3nslet9 ansepanht, Elder.
Raf sa GsatnrGSttsr sampe IN Soslar BAT etnen 70 srp6en
9tonen; tr Bat 2puts Napoleon Inn SSbr, 1919 ncS sin y
S2 dIuerna,ata9r be ais unbeItar trtIGrt mar, furirt unb
\, SSstnUatu9 auter ttrca 1000 @atienten ara Sfob unb
sor = : y .s"tsitGe Santlte BON 5annpp.r, GrpFfIrt Gpn-
tsnburo n y HVs1Stens nsea Senablia, unb 9trSSe psn vi.
in baltimore bet u. Bpseler a. Is, G.4s g
0anentamp SGspartS unb alen anbern Npptbsfrn ~ Sst.So
3%GrStoepst fur Dtfrttt Columbia: 81 q briaiSnSg AO 81
pa abenue, AGaibtnstpn, ., 6. T~F'''''"' o.
Sug9tI.tt Spn Or. Nitfdb & 60.
-NDlEI-J 9tp. 486 Brsabmeb. 0srs barB
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gBi6tts fir Neitenbe.

08it3tts fir Meitenbe.
Mboana Der Giisnbabnsii9e.
Rad 8oibtnstOn.
Sprmittass 4.3O, Z, $50, unS $40.
Nahmitta9s: $50 uno 600. D
Sonntaes I'm 40, $50 NOrge1s, unb
9u6mittuss 3.3S nns 800 1br.
Bon 8 al binotOn.
Ssrmittass: 6.15, s.15 UNI 11.15. "9
siadmittass T: 8, 4.3o unO 6.45.
6Onntaas nur Tim s.15 uns Ills @pr-
ntitaos unO 800 9ladmittass.
Rad annapolis.
@un Baltimore $50 Gsrnittags unO $50
Seadmittass.
Son 8aIbiuetOn SIS gprmittuss II. 800
9taamittag8.
Na d 6 ~ bsrlano, u peella9
II. |. n,
8pftsus WtOr9enS 900.
GTpreg;ug 9lbenbs $40.
Rad SreseriG u. 9arpers Jerrp.
400 Na6mittags. - @bgona pon 6a'per8
Scrip unn 6 II. Spn Sreoerid UNI Z ltbr Wfprg.
1s& 9arrt sbur9 u. /. 10.
gsf;uo 800 WtOroens.
Grprebiug 9.45 Nbenes.
aeesmssatipn 3 llbr Na9mittags.
Bnn SGItimsre mad BbiIubeI<
pbid &C.
Slhr 25 Wlin. Worsens 8Oit3us.
20 " 90. Grprebsu9.
1 - 10 Wtitta9s ep.
d > Is Sla6ntittags 8oitjug.
6 ], 80 Nccpn1e6atipnsug.
% - abenbs GrpreBaug.
Ra& V It ID drplone.
Stas Union Bridge, (iber Discriminatory ge<
beH Die 3ase td9li6 9.21 WI0rgen8 uno 800
At06mittag8.
Sen llnipn 8riDse lin 4.45 Il. s.45 gor,
mittugs.
g ad Sort Wpnrpe Hnp Rsrfplt
seben Die 9ampfbppte ieoeu godutittag 500
ubr BEN ltniOn BOD, 6uB Der Goncorbfr.
e5.
Naa s opipntOpn
sebt Die Bferoe > Giienbabn pOn Z ubr Oirrs
gems Bic Z ubr Na6mittags ftinbli@ ppn ber
SIDE Gnipr uno Gaititr.
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abYe Louis Bullinzer. Egg Hsr

A'~AtLus@s. EGE RSf \
t8Hts a1s H'lu msh1aEk aalffas n1 T.
Ger aA 81 a.-1s PIG. 1888 4sas1Hflta1 sa hlf.
a.a 14 # a1
tLa#1EHT5N&F8H
1-falfes css'-l .s1 .-afH4 IS .3UsEaH ss4ss
.ass a-f tHgas.F sens& Fs r3a slt
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2 M JIG DetPltnn8 pom WF9Eg AED 1oIlgE N4st
lilly 3eiIung ICON eiusetretener St5rua8 bes Os9a.
tisr1us In, Eeui&liSen aSrser. EsiCu6ers gu e~urpfeFlsr
sesen GlaSuuseu, gerFOpfuu9, 1tntuubruns, f~raIpfGy'
gen gnfSas iesfiGer SIT, 6ieber, SeiGpeToel Der 9ruf
bes gPaaeus unb untesietbes. Slaperes s aus @esrau@af
anpifuuser Sci mir 81 erIepeu.
60 iR 5ierSur9 5ebeal Gelessnset Ssb0lgu, fag Deai2
5sIbFS felbi t1ieSer sur Geiupb5et ia ~oer9e[fea, lonis
F@ seseu 9raut6eiten 81 pa5reu.
Die GlaiGs tuaeE nit Misunderstanding 60
Esrts uub III siu,is uub a1ein ACT an 9abeu bsI
SeinriG Dr:s;sHey,
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the Southern States to take thoir seats, as
they have a right to do, to finish up the
work Of reconstruction.
The other topics OF general interest, the
financial exhibits, the state Of our foreign
relations, tho resuscitation Of postal ar
rangements, &c, presented in the mes
sage, need no special comment, as ell will
road for themselves. We only will add, in
the language Of a contemporary, in relation
to the views enunciatcd in that portion of
the message to which we have alluded,
and which are Of the greatest Importance
to us, that eve rise, from the perusal Of
this message, almost overcome with emo
tions of thanlsfulness to God, that between
our defeated section and the bowling pas
sions Of radical Con gress, there is inter
posed the granite will Of Andrew Johnson"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-12

New YORK CHARTER ELEcTIoS.-At the
election in New York, on Tuesday, Mr. Ri
chard O'Gorman, Democrat, was elected
Corporation Counsel by 1,700 majority.
The vote FOR Mayor stands: Hoffman, Tam
many Democrat, 1855; Roberts, Republi-
can, 1,421; Hcckcr, Citizens Association
and Mozart Democrat, 10,4O0; Gunther,
McKeon Democrat, 6,6eH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-12

\ second part of Capt Halls re-
port on his search for fuller informal
ton about Sir John Franklin's Arctic
Expedition has been received. The
wrecked ships of Franklin appear to
large number Of their crews seen,
frozen and mutilated, and the val
uables left in the ships appropriated
by the Esquimaux. They encourage
Capt. Hall to believe that some of
tie men may (: III be living.
John Pool, Of Bertie, a Union man,
was elected United States Senator
from North Carolina for the short
term.
A man in Washington calls Beecher
a Theological privateer.'
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NEW ESGLAND.-Ncw England proposes
to take the whole Government in charge
If we are to judge by the composition Of
the Senate committees. Notice tho follow
ing list Of the chairmcn of the important
committees:
Manufactures -Sprague, of Rhode Island.
Military Affairs Wilson, Of Mass.
Foreign Affairs-Sumner of Mass.
Finance-Fessendcn, of Maine.
Post Officc-Dixon, Of Connecticut.
Claims-Clark, Of New Hampshire.
District Of Columbia-Dixon, Of Conn.
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1t is the wish Of Maj. Gen. Howard, Com
missioner of the Freedmen, to suppress the
false representation Of certain parties in
the Northern States, who are collecting
money for the benefit, as they say, Of
10000 destitute freedmen, in the District
OF Columbia. The General states that
there is no foundation for such statements,
for the records of the bureau show that
while there are nearly 10000 freedmen in
the District. less than 5000 are receiving
rations from the United States Govern
mcnt.
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EX-SECRErARY SEDDoN.-The Richmond
WING, of Saturday, says that Mr.. Seldom,
late rebel Secretary of War, arrived in that
city on Friday evening. His health has
not been seriously impaired by his long
Imprisonment.
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PARDoSs.-During the month of Novem-
Der, the President gcanted about 500 par
dons under the thirteenth, or $50, 900
clause.
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Local Items.

CLOSING OF AIA11.s.--The Charleston mail
closes daily at O'Clock p. m; Charleston
way mail. o'clock p. m; Northern mail,
o'clock p. m.; Greenville and Columbia
Railroad mail. Sunday. Tu esday and Thurs
day, at 4 O. 'ock p. m.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATu.-On Saturday after
noon last, a colorcd lad, while carelcssly
handling gun, accidently shot and killed
his younger brother. The affair occurred
at the residence Of Jos. Randall but We
did not learn the namc., Of the parties.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Jno. Hogan, of st.
Louis. one of the recently elected members of
Congress from Missouri, Is at the International
with his family.
Henry Hale, Esq, our well known and
highly respected fellow citizen, arrived home
one Friday from an extended visit East.
Capt. Harvey Officer, Adjutant of the First
Minnesota Heavy Artillery, is in the city, hay
ing returned on official business.
Capt D. H. Valentine arrived home YES
'efday morning, after an absence of more than
agar at California and Nevada. We hope he
wln change what we understand is his inten-
'lon-to remove from the city.
-Roosrt A. Smith, ESQ.,, our popular and
ciever county Treasurer, returned home vas.
terday with his family, after lengthy visit
East and South. '-'''
capt. w. l. Banning, of the Superior Rail.
ROAD arrived Yesterday. A notice of the sue.
elsewhere. '0unu oe'aned
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AN ILLINOIS REGIMENT STRUCK
By LIGHTNING.
One man Killed and Thirty.Two
Injured.

Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
HEADQUARTERS 152D ILLINOIS INrANrRY,(
TULLAHoMA, Tenn, June 10, 1866.
Our regiment was yesterday the scene of one
of the most terrible calamities it has ever been
my lot to witness.
About 2 o'clock p. NJ, violent thunder
storm visited us. 1t being Sabbath, the
guard mounting was deferred until two
O'Clock, on account OF the morning being occu.
pied in grand review. While the old guard
was being turned ont to receive the new guard,
a binding flash OF lightning was seen, accom-
panied instantly by q terrific peal of Thunder.
The whole Of the old guard, together with
part of the new guard, were thrown violently
to the earth. The shock was 90 severe and
sudden that in most cases the rear rank men
were thrown across the front rank men.
One man, Jeremiah Cooley of Capt. Hun
ter's company CO., was instantly killed, and
thirty-twO Others were more or less severely
burned by the electric fluid. The men were
mostly injured in the region of the shoulders,
arms and hips The men having been stand
ing at shouldered arms, In which case 1.-THE
barrel of the musket would rest in the hollow
of the right arm and shoulder, the butt of the
piece resting against the hip" One man, who
was on guard in front of the hospital tent, had
his musket thrown from his hands, and the
bay0net stuck in the ground. The man him.
self was pretty severely shocked, but not
thrown down. One man, who had been to
the rear and was returning, was struck down
and severely injured In the eyes. In some in.
stances the mems boots and shoes were torn
from their feet and torn to pieces, and strange
as itmay appear, the men were injured but lit
tie in the feet
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THE BANNER SCHOLARS.
Report of the Board Of Education
on the Rank of the Best
Scholars.

In our recent reports on the School Examin.
ations, we mentioned several scholars who had
attained fully or nearly to 100 marks during
the past year, indicating PERFECTION in all
studies, as well as in department and atten-
dance! The names were not announced, but
the Board of Education now publicly gazettes
them in the following Especial order" We
regret that each of them cannot have gold
medal, as they deserve it,:
ST. PAUL, July 1, 1865.
The Annual reports of the Principals of the
Public Schools of the city, present the follow
ing names as occupying the highest rank for
the year, in their respective schools:
Washington School.
Miss Rosa LION,
Miss CHARLOTTE PRINCE.
adams School,
Miss ATHENAIs PLoUDRE,
Miss AUGUSTA FRoMBAU.
Jefferson School.
JOHN CAULFIELD,
HENRY PIFTs.
Miss Rosa Lion and Miss Athenais Ploudre.
stand for the year past, 100-or maximum.
None fall below SO. The rank is for Punctual-
ity, Department and Scholarship for the whole
year. JOHN MATTOCKS,
Secretary.