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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24


WnsrAINsTBR PRssBsrxRTAN CHUnCR, 10 81
,n Seventh rect etvssn ain md Biondeau servcrs
every Sabbath. Ut II n and ~ p. eAobafh school
ava M Prayer meeting every Wednesday NJ ~ ,. m.
" @ CeAIG Pastor.
ExCHANG. STREET N. 4. CHURCH-On Rxchs.rs
STREET, between Third md FOURTH Preaching every
sabbath 1t ii and It ~ ? u. ssb.ath echool Il
2Hf n Prayer meeting on wsAns shay evenings
Jogs BURe ms. Ps.toF
UNITED PRkSBYTERIAN- Pifth street between
Wan and hiondeau. Services ever, Sabbath 1t IL . n
snd7A Pm. Sunday Sehooi3k = N.
jams Baowa, Pastor
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES High and Fourth
strsets Services every sabbath u II . n and ~ n
sunday School0 an. IN cRrrrrypsH. pss,nr
UNITARIAN 0HURCH-Oorner High cad Fourth
afeets servicss every Sabbath at Ii .. m Sunday
"eo 4. UAssALl, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE Il R.CHURnH-Coru.. .. Sew
And MORAN streets Prsschink every Sabbath as
y .. = and u p. n Sabbath Scaool 1t T. = Public
prsysr Asetins on Wednesday evenings.
3. Il. WA8iRo ,Pastor.
FIRST Baptist CHURCH-rhird street. bs,ve.p
uoneert snd High. IA, day School ~ n Pre~rh-
ing ss " = NJ Also at * Prayer meeting " ed
usSsJ y n p. m ]. r. Wssfov8A Pastor
CONGa10 ArfONAL CnURCH-lIishstreet .betvee,
mn and olxth Services every Sabbath At IL 8 IN And
~ 2 n. Sabbath School At D m PRAYER me- 4 =
on "Wednesday evsuings. 0soass TuAcn1n Poster
81 Johns SPIscoPAL CHuscH-o, your,b ,.r..,
ewee. Coocsrt and High. Services every sunday a
nelo = m and . o'clock m. sabbath school Il
ocieeAs N. ". H. oobe. Rector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

VIA KEoKUK.-The Iowa City Republicans
is, We are glad to see, in favor Of the pro-
posed Southern route via Keokuk. II allthe
sections interested will give the road hearty
support, success is certain. We quote from
the Republican as follows:
We End in the Sigourney Ners the follow
ing:
At regular meeting Of the st. Louis l.
Cedar Rapids Railroad Company, held in OF
tumwa, Iowa, June 9th, 1866, the following
resolution was adopted, the President dissent
ing:
R<solred, That Mr.. A. T. Morgan be direct
ed to proceed to Iowa county and take charge
of the canvass for stock on the line via Mt
lersburg, Marengo and Blairstown, and that
he be required TO work the said subscription
up to the highest point possible, with a view
of constructing the road from Sigourney
northward via Marengo, Blarstown, Vinton,
capital stock can be secured upon said route.
Attest, J. Il. SANDERS, Sec'y.
We also find that in electing directors no
Linn county man was put upon the board, and
of course Mr.. Angle can no longer be Presi-
dent. This would seem to leave Linn county
out Of that concern. We suspect all this has
come from the fact that the substantial men
of Cedar Rapids see that their true outlet
south is by the line through this place to Re
okuk, and therefore they have refused 70 take
hold Of the other project They show them
selves sensible men by SO doing. Let them
now take hold of this line and in q short time
the road can be in running order from Cedar
Rapids to keokuk, provided the people on
the road do what their best interests demand
of them. They have the matter in their own
hands. If they will invest now what is re-
qnired for this purpose it will be returned to
them four fold. If they refuse to do it they
will be left. rs they will deserve to be, at the
mercy Of the NJ. 4 NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

CAPTAIN L. L. O'CoSSoR, late of the Fifth
New York Volunteers, and now of the U. S.
Third regular cavalry, years ago one Of our
citize ms, whose genial, good natured counte-
nance, and frank, generous and open-hearted
manners. which left him hosts of friends in
our midst who remember him with pleasure.
is now in our midst on visit to his brother,
DR.. O'Connor, destined for Santa Fe, New
Mexico. Believing 1.-THE brave deserve the
fair" he ''has taken to himself wife," bu,
slime has dealt gently with him, and he seems
scarcely day older than when, Eve years ago,
he ''hung his harp upon the willows and hied to
the wars to participate in the brilliant veto
ries of Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley.
May he long live and flourish, through pros.
perity and adversely, lika the Shamrock Of
Screen Emerald Isle," pass the great hunt.
ing ground in safety, after killing sprinkline
Of buffaloes on the plains, and come out
fright side up with care" on st'other side Of
Jordan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

TnE local Of the Davenport Democrnt has
been down the river as far as Fort Madison.
Among other things he ssys:
Some excitement is afloat in regard to .
railroad project Of which our jouz1zl made
mention some weeks ago. MI. kilbourne,
OF keokuk, having purchased the entire
stock Of the Keoknk { Fort Madison road,
Is now using his utmost efforts to further the
building Of : branch from s.the junction, y
about ten miles above Montrose, 70 Mount
Pleasant, where it will strike the Burlington
road, and from thence proceed to Washing.
TON. The FINAL aim will be to eventually tan
.ne st. Louis 4 ST. Paul road somewhere in
.ne cenfrai part Of the State. The indics-
uons are that Washington and johnson coun-
YES WIx Wy Iake liberal shares in the stock. The
neoAuk ROAD % now doing heavy business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
3lnantial allo Commercial.
asastary Affairs.
BY telegraph New YoRx, June %.
The Rasf,s monau rt;alo -. -

By telegraph NEw YoRK, June %.
The Posts money article says gold is higher
to day in consequence partly Of the cessat; on
OF the bear operations, and partly because the
next arrival from Europe will, It is surmised.
be less favorable. The scarcity Of coin for
delivery has also some influence in stif3enine
the market. The loan market Is easy at 4(a,6
per cent. Commercial paper is rather more
inquired for, and passes at 54@6 per ct. The
stock market is dull and offers no new fea.
lures of special interest. Before the first ses.
sion N. Y. Central was quoted at e8i; Eric
sol; Reading 1881; Mich. South. 78i; Clev.
+ Pitts. Sal Ohio / Miss cert. 81. Foreign
exchange closed dull for the steamer, bills
four days in London are quoted It lO7@ 10TH;
for commercinl 1850 1854 for bankers on
short right 1890 1924. Shipment Of specie
amounts to S., l66, O66.
Il is reported that Chief Justice Chase has
decided against the project of funding the
public debt 10 long time bonds 70 BE- exempt
from tax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

In 0o1oe1oas
ODD FELLows' HALL,
PuCKIcaETucK LoDos, No. 4s, I. Q. 0. F,
june y, 1856. J
The undersigned committee, appointed
thereto at special meeting Of this Lodge,
reported the following preamble and resolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted by the
Lodge, viz:
Il having pleased God to remove from our
mystic circle and the bosom of his family and
friends, by wasting and lingering disease, our
beloved brother, P. G. Joseph W. Simpson,
therefore
Resolved, l. That in his death our order
has lost one Of its most faithful, honored aud
efficient MEMBER; the church one Of its
brightest ornaments, this community one of
its best and most respected citizens, his wild
ow devoted and loving husband, one whose
loss this entire community mourns with deep
and heartfelt sorrow.
2. That we tender our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence to the widow aud
bereaved family in this their great affection.
8. That q copy Of these resolutions be for
warded by our Secretary to the widow Of our
deceased brother, and that they be published
in the daily papers Of this city, and spread
upon the records Of this Lodge.
VIZ. EDWARDS,
J. W. DELAPLAIH, Com.
JAS. DIxoND,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

A FEMALE GESIus.-A few days since We
published q paragraph in which we stated that
Miss Harriet Hosmer was receiving an in.
come Of $4,000 q year from her labors as an
artist in Italy. The st. Louis Di.pctcA
gives the following account Of her REMARKABLE.
career:
"When we first knew Miss Hosmer she wa
but child, who having an indulrent father
and no mother, was allowed to roam about
the fields like young fawn, almost unre-
strained by parental authority. She was NJ
that time IN only child, and was the lioht and
life of doting father, who loved her more
than life itself, and who, having but little time
TO care for and instruct her, allowed her IN
shape her own course. Outdoor sports were
her especial favorites, such q riding, walk.
ing, hsning, shooting, swimming and chasing
putternies. she had room in the old man.
SION house, that was situated on the banks of
ne onaliss nser, IN Watertown, Mass, that
portion Of the collection abe made - - IL ~
ter6ies, bugs, dies and every manner - ~ =.
sect that she could procure. Tbese 81, 80.
stuck fast to the wall BY large pins, until tbs
walls OF the room were covered with insects
and bugs. Her next effort was moldins f.
clay, 6rst.of her own hands and feet: affer
ward she attempted to form the eye, and Ate,
making collections Of hands, feet, and arms
abe commenced 70 form head and bust, and
amer having made one that partially satis6ed
her, proe.rsd block Of Egyptian marble
from neiehhoring Gravestons worker. en-
pioyed him 70 do the iret chiseline, he mix
Ing where her finger pointed, until shs tool
charge Of Il herself, and after several mon,hs
table bust.
This Va tho 61t step toward the $50
year income. Min Hosmer wasalv nv rcs.S
for her skill in horseback r;dine. shno4;.s
and ssinmiag, md maay : boy - - oH.
iged to acknowledge hor abilit, s. : 49,
-, ~ 0a1g . 6Do - - - - ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

The Quarterly Exercises Of the Colered
Baptist Sunday School, will be held at their
usual place of meeting, on 9th street, between
Main and johnson, Sunday afternoon, at 8
O clock. All interested in Sabbath Schools
and in the cause Of humanity are invited ~
attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

PrRKsr AND SWEETEST COP LIVER Or in the
world manufactured from fresh selected Livers on
the sea coast This oil is characterized by sweet
ness and purity peculiar to talone. Its reputation
Is universally prescribed by physician :. Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard d CAswelrs Cod Liver Oil
CASWELL, MACK CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturer
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett / Co. feb25d& v sun we'd -fri-eow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

PHEwl-Lower Guinea; Desert Of Sahara;
Timbuctoo, or any other tropical latitude!
Mercury boiling; roasting eggs on the pave
ment or any other extravagance-it has got
comfortably hot in this locality at last. The
public, the dissolving sweltering. consuming
public sits in the shade and gasps for breath.
Summer is asserting itself and the result is
becoming formidable. But we bide it pa
tiently as being necessary for full harvsets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

SPECIAL CAurIoS.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winsow's-
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any othsr
article. june5-dkwSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

Ths following charming piscs Of word nnsis
IRON Nchillas's Nases;se, y attributed 70 Ass
4uloeh:
When al The world Il yoans, led,
And Ill tn treos 80 green,
And every goose . swan, lad,
And svsEy lass queen,
Then ~ for bot ssA horse, lad
And round the world away;
Your love must have its course, lad,
And every dog his day.
When oil the world II old, lad.
And all the trees arc brown,
And al ths sport i stale, lad,
And al tho wheels run down,
Creep home and take your place there,
The spent and MANNED among
God grant you hnd face there
You loved when you were young.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

We noticed some days ago the "Prison
Life of JEFF. Davis" ''Josh Billings-His
Book" and the ...Life of Head Center Ste
phens." They we're placed on our table by
the kindness of HAN. BRowxELL, and are for
sale at his book store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

BoYp's INDICATED CREAM, on account OF its
delicate perfume and cleansing properties, and also
of its reliable curative properties, is the most pop
ular remedy out for itch, tsttsr, prurigo and ali
postular and scaly eruptions.
LowRR / Pollock, Agents,
iunea din. wd-ff-su. - Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

WHAT strange things some girls are; offer
one Of them good wages to work for yen, and
ten chances to one il the old woman can
spare any Of her girls; buGjust propose mat
rimony, and see il they don, jump at the very
chance of working lifetime for board and
clothes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

The Rev. DIR. Eldridge, of Michigan, has
arrived in Paris, TO take charge Of the Ameri-
can Chapel, the pulpit Of which has been filled
since the departure Of the Rev. DR.. Sunder.
land for America, by the Rev. Dr. Burling-
ham, OF New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

AT the Republican Judicial Convention
recently held at Oskaloosa, E. s. Sampson,
Of Keokuk county, was nominated for Judge,
and for District Attorney, NJ. A. McCoyd, Of
Jefferson county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

Mgs. Darlington wants to know If it is not
inhuman and contrary se~she Maine Liquor
Law for the Allies to insist on the Gar taking
four piats' '.Only think The poor man
has TO take two quarts at once. don't won
der he has resisted and fit SO long about it,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

VIZ noticed several car loads Of railroad
iron being shipped up the Valley road yester.
day. The extension Of the track goes active
y forward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

MAsosIc.-There will be a special commu.
nicatiou Of Hardin Lodge. No. %, A., F. L
A. NJ, on Monday evening, June 25th. Work
on Third Degree. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-H will be
noticed that the call for this Convention has
been issued. 1t meets at the same place and
time as the Judicial Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

ANOTHER sensational book is announced
which seems to be regarded in the same light
as Colenso's and Renan' and "Ecce Home. =
That is to say, one set Of readers denounce it
vigorously and another set praise it. and .
third are puzzled. Its title is .Apollonius of
Tyana, the Pogan-or False-Christ of the
Third Century," an essay, by Albert Reville,
d. D., friend and literary associate Of Pro-
fessor Renan. and pastor Of the Walloon
Church in Rotterdam. The book relates the
attempt made to revive Paganism in the third
century by means of q false Christ. 1.-THE
principal events in the life Of Apollonius. y
says DR.. Reville, "are almost Identical with
the Gospel narrative. ApolloniusS was born
in a mysterious way, about the same time Is
Christ. Like Him. he went through q period
of preparation; afterwards came a passion,
then resurrection and an ascension. The
messengers of Apollo sang to his birth, as the
angels did at that Of Jesus. He was exposed
to the attacks of ene,nles, though always en-
gagged in doing good. He went from place to
place, accompanied by his favorite disciples;
passed on TO Rome. where Domi,ian was
seeking to kill him, just as Jesus went up to
Jerusalem and to certain death. In many
other respects the parallel is equally extraor-
dinary.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

TIE river is maintaining itself with admir-
able persistence in = good boating condition.
Il 10 now at stand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

Tar those se;fsealing Fruit Jars At Cady
/ Peck'a They are the best in the market.
june2O6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

THE Rousseau GRrNxEIL Rov.-The fol-
lowing is given by correspondent Of An Eng
lish Journal ~ the attack Of Mr.. drinneli
upon Gen. Rousseau, in the House, which led
to the Gaming of the former BY the latter:
Mr.. Grinnell got leave to make personal
explanation in reference to some reflections
upon him made BY Mr.. Rousseau. He said
that if he were the President, and such .
speech were made in his defense, he would
say: "God save me from such an unmanly,
incoherent, brainless defender! equal in vir-
tue, in civil life, as in military In what
volume was the gentleman military history
to be found7 The reputation he got in Ken
lucky was earned BY sending back negroes
across the Ohio or Mississippi river who had
swan the river for their liberty. Where had
the gentleman been in the great battles of the
war? A hundred and fifty miles away from
them Let him ask Gen. Grant, or any other
general officer, his opinion about him. The
gentleman had talked about his commanding
Iowa troops, but leading officer from that
State had told him it was common express
ion among the troops when there vas any ex-
element, tina: it was either . rabbit or Gen.
Rousseau. He had not led Iowa troops to
s.imminent deadly breach" 1t Was all pre-
tense-all the merest mockery. II was the
gentleman blowing his own horn. The gen.
tleman tradnced him Mr.. Grinnell) in q
speech which he made in New York at Fe-
MAN meeting, speaking Of him as "a pitiful
political demagogue, whose name he believed
was Grinnell;'' and he had. in the same
speech, spoken Of distinguished member Of
the House (alludng to Mr.. Stevens) rs mis-.
creant for whom he could not express his con.
tempt oAnd there, said Mr.. Grinnell, in .
most contemptuous manner, "there he stands
six feet high. and even calling himself but
toned up general officer and gentleman.
Mr.. Rousseau, after shifting his position
several times, had got into the vicinity Of Mr..
Grinnell, and it might reasonably be expec
ted that smar,ing under the taunts and sneers
SO lavishly directed at him, he would take a
summary mode of dealing with the member
from Iowa, but ct this time Mr.. Banks rose
and made the point Of order that the gentle
man from Iowa had not, in obtaining leave to
make . personal explanation, Obtained any
right to violate the rules Of debate, which
point of order the Speaker sustained, notify
ing Mr.. Grinnell that he must proceed in or
der.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

WANrED.-A few good business men.
Address "M. B. LIZ
je23d2t Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

IL accordance with the recommendation OF
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, Rev. 1. N. Cri.tenden will preach
this evening in his Church on the subject Of
Temnerance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
Business House for Sale.



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acres
8 10 n cammrn~ra - o'clork p. The abrv. do
scribe lADHs sr~ IN MAha~ks caus.v Iva T~k4p = 4
levied npo = the property Of lie Or md B,insoa 10
ssfsfy said Witt OF IL =cItion.
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Unit~A States 0aFshol
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

LloA b LAyss A. tAer 60 o. thass vsey ~ I,ss
il hcssRr0s AALssae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
Arxaval and Departure Of Mails.
NAIL ARRIvDs
~..s,>~+oo ......,............13:3oP r. 4.
dee Homes s.sssssssssss's'sss~
Chf0ARo OsSv
u. ....s.s.e s'sv
Palmyra, by Psckst........"............ WV =. T.
NAIL cLoSYs.
p,.,,,~ton ,,,............. $50 4. 4.
MOtn00..
Ch;.eeo ,,..............12:00 II.
50. Louis. -
PaiWyrA '....' Sov A. -
Postofics opens ct A. n, closes ?. y. Sun
day-open from 9to 10 An.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

k'OR RENT.-The tour-story brick build
knt wa Is the A;csds'-a a - lla icr q
hoie.sie rocery Iron stre situate on the carner
OF IL ani Main Streets Keokuk
Apply 10 iap2.l B. rEN-EyCK.
ksOR RENT.-A good two story Brick
= Dwelling House-pr,e. Son per srqpi.- VI
iee II. BT6N-kfGK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Issued by the Probate Judge of Sandusky
County, for. the Month Of April, 1866 :s,r,
Matthias Swartslander to Mary e. Bull; VIM.
N. Gale, to Teddie E. Finch /; ". Bates to Mary
NJ. Inman; Abijah Ricke, to Juliet NJ, Page;
Amos Boyer, to Mary Jane Waggoner; John
Rowe. to Theodore f. Guinall VIM. jackson, to
Phebe Diel; o. N Keenan,, to Hannah E. Gall
liant J. NJ Jeffry, to Eliza Della Ferren /; VIM.
A. Allen, to Mrs. Caroline Hines; Frederick
Harpster, to Mrs. Mary A. Long Paul Fought
to Sarah Parrett Walter Metcaf to Katie An
lum: G. H. Rolixman, to Annie Mary Myers; /;
VIII. Gault, to Clara A. Finch Herman Seem,
to Mary Jane Myres Emmery A. Hurlbut, to
Christina Blanch Christian krabili, to Rebecca
Wilson; ; Lewis Petee, to Sarah E. Winters
Edgar Petee, to Ada a. Winters Jacob Ulch,
70 Amanda Mitchell; Rev. Samuel Essex, to
Julia Bigley; Daniel Wilcox, to Mr.. Elizabeth
Root; Ruel Thayer, TO Mrs. Ann Howard ia
cob Kramb, to Elizabeth Shiyely; Lewis Evens
to Caroline Stausmyer; Jacob Lasch, to Mar
garrett Hess; Frederick Zorp,to Sarah Skin
ner Emanuel Reed, to Leah Fought; Daniel
Blasser, to Mary Ruling j. W. Her to Eannie
R. Dwight; Eldridge Andrews, to Mary h
Wheeler: Adam H. Baker, to Lydia Ann Zim'
norman A. J Sponable, to Philindia Woods
Joseph Wolf, to Lizzie Norbaumer; Wallace
StrobI. to Mrs Amanda Stanton.