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k>OR RENT.-The four-story brick build
Il ttg knt yn - the Arcade 6rst rae pacefcr
holesLe Grocery Iran Ssore situated the corn
o. Ii AM Main sre-ts Keokuk
Apply lapI2.l ii B. TEN-EyCH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

1SoR eALE.-Lots and g. In tloek la. Fultrn
street. between Eleventh and T~ I'll Nh Pric
$500 each Also lot 3, in block SIS I'm Xii ourres Add
ton TO keokuk. Price $780, Titles good no saie
Enquire of JAM II B. rEkEvCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

| DNs APPLE cHsasR. -, rsesiv dby
u ~ ee00R1t1A ! 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

FOR RENT.-A good two story Brick
= Dwelling House-price 500 per sfqnire Of
- H. BTKN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

Enk SALE lot. and 8 in Block
l. 49, on the corner Of 18th and Paean streets vii
uaya !. a.-ss--vcy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

ur0R sALE-Tbe very desirable bri>k reid, ne ~
Il .rouhcs nov ~ntd and occupied by A. Wikin
son, Eco situated he VI 18th sud High
House has or 10 rooms with all the modern improve
ment.--terFe frame tsrn-three desirable lots at
tached covered With fut aad Ornamental Price
500 Title god or sale Far further tarticnl
enquire Of Il B. TEE-EiCE.
March 81. 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

IHOR aALRLoi l, ana 10 feet OF Lot In Block CO.
j sifu.t-h on the corne. Of Seventh and Orleans 81
Tn cred With fruit, evergr ard other
ornamental together with fne growth Of SHADE
trees tn, Sidewalk and large eisf IN the back
part # the lot and rea, the hr--t building lots in
that part Of tie city Price 81 500 Tfte perfect In
ouire tanlol TEN-sYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

l.>OR sALE-A Tsosto,y Brick Dwelling Harss
with eight rcoms lot 70 by iio-two sfsbiee, ~
woo-heds, and good we'll Il soft water vel
paved and hrisk side ak. Situated nd-su =
tenth and Eleventh streets Title sooa sale
Price 81 500. Enquire Of
febal II ID TEN YYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

EOR SaLE-Tw-nry acre, of henuti.
l. full Garden OF Grape Land. and the Hhsis
sppi river abont three mile above the city of Keokuk
Title good Price, 81 900. Enquire OF
mch3o H. q. rES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

EOR SALE.-A two-s story frame dwellir Z
Il house. With six and full lot. situated lc
u, IL b.scn - the OF Bank and iifteeTi,
streets, In Ia ~ ElIpsr.4e idiit-on. Title good
sGi. Price $50. Enquire OF
nchl Ii B. rEx-E1CK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
u sSreet between .th ard SRI, North SIDE or with
IL twd story brick Store Building . by ct 1ss
property IL offered tor fer day At the ser~ kw rre
of 81 CO. half cash and ba'aic sia months, with 70
terest Title good or 10 sale. Enquire ~
nov25 H. r. TEN-ESCE.
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For Sale,

A ONE STORY frame dwelling house. con.
tanning sly rooms-cis,ern aud ~e ~ith full 10
we'll fenet x OH hleil .Fgs AID ether Tns
propert, IL situst-d the nerof 18Th a. Concert
and viii be sold for Slsoo Title e. cd. Enquire Of
spr22d II. B.7TEN.EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

uNoR fALE.-Lct-7 and 2, u Block 81, the corner
OF fiffh ard Morgan streets. Th--e OTIS the
most drsrsbie vseart lots N that height. rh~d Prize
tisDo-one third down and bal nee III and years.
p4r cent. Interest Tile good sale.
Enquire OF tapr2&I II. TEN-ErCK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
The Constitutional Amendment.

The constitutional i amendment, reported by
the Committee on Reconstruction, hos passed
both Houses Of Congress. The first section
Of the amendment provides for the security of
all persons born or naturalized in the United
States, in their right Of personal liberty, per-
soual security, Ond private property. The
second establishes an equitable basis ofrepre-
sentation. The third dsqualities from holding
Office under the United States, or under any
state and from being electors Of President or
Vice President any person who, having pre-
viousy taken an oath as member OF Congress
or any State Legislature, or as u officer Of
the United States, or of any State, to support
the Constitution, sh all have engaged in rebel
lior, or given aid and comfort to the enemy;
bat gives to Congress the power to remove
such disabilities. The fourth establishes the
validity Of tho National debt and provides
against the assumption Of the rebel debt
And the fifth section gives TO Congress the
power TO enforce these provisions BY appro.
pirate legislation.
II has now only 10 be ratified by the Legis-
lature OF three-fourths OF the several States TO
become part Of the supreme law of the land.
However unsatisfactory the amendment now
offered to the several States muy be to the
South, it is the ultimatum of the North upon
the vexed question of reconstruction. In it
they have made all the concessions which they
can possibly make, compatible with their in
terests, and the safety of the Union which has
cost them so much. Upon these conditions
precedent, they are willing to stretch out their
hands over two hundred and fifty thousand
graves Of their bravest and best, and welcome
back to renewed fraternity, those who madly
precipitated the horrors Of civil war upon the
nation. Nothing less than these conditions
can satisfy them for their sacrifices in the past,
or secure them from the dangers of the future
If the South will but allow reason to guide
them, oil the heart -burnipgs resulting from the
late war may be allayed; and while all Europe
is trembling in apprehension Of q coDhict which
may shake bsr lirmest thrones, the great Amer
can Republic, with security and peace in all
her borders, will go on towards her destiny of
greatness and grandeur The vote 10 the
House was very handsome. and is significant
Of policy in that body heretofore abused for
want of such virtue--it was l20 to 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

WrnpRAwAt.-W We are authorized by Hon d.
CADwn,I, TO say that he is not in the field as a
candidate for Congressional nomin nation, and
to withdraw his name from the canvass.
Wo do not care 10 smother the pleasure we
feel in making this announcement MIR. Cad
well is one of our sturliust and most reliable
union men, and the friends of the union and the
Republican party are indebted to him for much
labor cheerfully and effectively rende rcd fol
years past, whenever his services were requir-
ed, sndto offer himself as candidate at this
time, would be an act Of injustice to himself
and his many friends Gen, Garfield is man.
ifestly and inevitably the candidate Of the peo.
pie. The fist has gone forth However much
therefore, we may respect Mr.. Caldwell, or de-
sire to make some return for his well directed
labors, the current is too strong for opposition,
and our Jefferson friend is not the man that
we'would see preudiced by such position. -
Ills withdrawal is in accordance with the SEN
tinent of his best friends, and we arc glad tc
see that that sentiment is endorsed by his own
good Judgment. Let him bide his time, and
his claims will not be overlooked. Thus the field
is clear for Ohio's favorite son, il perhaps we
except feint that is being made for Hon. John
Hutclins, in Trumbull county. But Mr.. H.,
and his friends have too much penetration to
suppose there is a living look for him, and as
true friends of the union cause, they will stand
aside and lend their influence to swell the cur
rent that is triumphantly to return every faithful
mothers son in Congress 10 his present position.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
General Conference.

What beautiful country, was our exclama-
ton, again and again as for 3 bright days in
lesfy June, we rode back and forth over it's
rolling understanding the sight of its gentle
slopes IFS scattered groves, its rich meadows
We were in the township of Talmadge in at
tendauce on the meetings Of the General Con =
ference of the Congregational Churches OF
Ohio, and enjoying the kind hospitality of one
OF the prosperous farmer families Of the large
congregation, occupying the roads that radi-
ate from the central square.
The Conference elected Rev. ]. A. Thome
Of West Cleveland for Moderator, and Rev. A.
NJ. Richardson for Scribe, and were then in.
structed and interested by sermon OF unnsua
excellence by Rev. Mr.. Moore, Pastor Of q new
Congregational Church in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Conference gave its time earnestly t.
discussions on practical themes, such as, Chris
tau nurture 10 the household; How TO max
prayer meetings proftablei How 10 bring th
wanderers to The house Of God.
| Cheering reports were read from the locl
conferences, of the good work Of the Lor
among tie Churches
The Secretaries OF the Home Missionary. ih
Sabbath School, and the Edusstion Societies
appointed by the Conference. gave reports
progress. and were followed By addresses hor
men selected for short sPseshss. and from vo
untssra
Various Stale bodies were represented ,
delegates or letters. The National Beneve
lent Societies by their Secretaries or agents.
Oberlin By two Of it's Professors and com
mittee Of ., one from each local codferene
were appointed to visit the oberlin Theologi
cal Seminary, and report to the ne1 Confer
euce. Thus are the pecuiarities and prejudice'
Of former times passing away. As to CO optro
versy there was none 10 the meetings. bat oi
J free discussion, no lack
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
Erie Conference.

Tho thirty.6Fs session of the Erie Annua
Conference of the M. e. Church. will pc beld
in Painesville, commencing on "Wednesday
moaning, llth Of July.
Among the notable features Of the session
will be the anniyei sssies Of the Conference Mis-
sionary and Sunday School Societies, and on
the Sabbath the Ordination OF Oan ndidates to
Deacon's and Elders Orders.
Another marked feature Of the occasion will
be 40 address before the Conference on the
subject OF Temperance, by the distinguished
lecturer Gen. CAREY, Of Cincinnati.
The trial of the case OF Rev 1. o. Fisher o
this plsss will also be matter Of general in
terest as we'll as Of especial local concern.
We suppose too. that during the session
Painesyille win be dignfed with daily pa
per, for the purpose of giving the proceeding
OF be Conference, as has been the case herr
and else here,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
SHTABU LA:
Saturday Morning, June, %, 1865.

MILEAon.-Few perhaps understand fully
what Is embraced In this idea 80 often spoken
In It's relation and effect upon the pockets OF
Senators and Representatives. We have cori-
ed the respective amounts paid 10 the delegations
from this State, from the 7libSac The repre-
sentative ffom this district, did not claim, how
ever, and refused 10 receive the amount assign
cd him, for the reason that IL was, more In
amount than the number OF miles actually
travelled entitled him to. His integrity in this
respect Is worthy of note. California sent five
men to washingtos at an expense Of 500, 7i9.
Senator Steward mileage is over 5000, while
On oregon member fobs $ls, ,63i,2
The following is the respective amounts
paid 70 the members for two years from this
State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

oCoSsTIrurIoSAL AMENDMENr.-After the Sen
ate had adopted the Cons titutional Amend
ment, concurred in by the House of Represen-
satiyes, Gov. Curtin addressed circular letter
to the Governors of all the loyal States, sug-
costing the proprieiy of union in action in cal.
ling together their Legislatures fer the ratifca.
tion OF that amendment. It is row understood
that such uniform action viii be had, and thai
before the adjournment of Congress a ratifca.
ton OF the amendment will be made.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
LOCATION.

This College located In the beautiful village Of Kings
v long and widely known for its enterprise in sustaining
the best Academic Institution in the country is atesed
this regard make at the most desirable location for
those who wish pursue both the Commercial and Academic
Of instruction and thus while the student is storing
the mind with Scientific Literary and Classical knowledge
he at the same time secure practical and theoretical
knowledge of Book k-keepng and Business.
Each department Is under the general supervisor of the
Principal, whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes him
enenty qualified to make this institution take rank with
first class Commercial Schools. .'
The system of Penmanshp taught here made speciality
and unriyaed for practical artistic excellence its prin
cipa and attractive features being legib beauty and
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
for best specimens of Business and Ornamental Penmaushp
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcula-
ton is also speciality in this Institution Every student
should able to make ebe record of his daily business
work give accurate solution OF all problems connected
Herewith The improved methods Of eluciiation make
these branches of college exercises interesting we'll
strucve indeed they really the grand starting points
the student to other departments OF the serner duties OF
practical every day life.
Defci In these particulars Is acknowledged fact
with many Of young just starting In business to
which traoabe also many of the failures OF business
Well founded those passport to Hereon
is reared many modest well gigantic fortunes.
Youug man. take courage, when for nominal sum you
can ar yourself for the worlds activities and engage intel
geny in enterprises that lead straight to fortune and
honor early outfit is essential to make your onward
upward progress and certain and nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Eduoa-
ton and this we believe the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
country is Immense.

Our contemporary of Painesville, was thrown
into exstacies the other night by a concord OF
sweet sounds-yocal and instrumental blended
that were let loose on him in all the uncon-
sciousness and unsightly curvature Of body,
and gaping sonorousness and snorting jerks
Of editorial slumbeY We can enter into his
feelings perhaps, in measure, for we were
caught in similar predicament but a few
nights since. Our dining room door having
been left open for the accommodation of some
of our truant boys, bevy Of Tom Cats, took
1t as an invitation to ''walk in, and upon tax
ing possession, the first thought that seemed to
occurs to their feline minds, was musical
entertainment and serenade of the editor, in an
adjoining room--vocal we should consider it.
They accordingly went into II with a heartiness
and devotion that was highly interesting, moi
only, but highly fattering TO editorial pride and
consequence. The moments between the two
points of somnambulic Inconsistencies and the
wakefal possession Of the faculties, lwere mo-
ments of exstacy such as mortals arc only oc-
casionally permitted to enjoy, The bewilder-
ing surprise and confusion, mingled with the
puzzling wondermentand righteousness of the
harmony, was certainly very transporting in itG
effects. When self possession, and full ap-
probation Of matters were reached, we streeh,
cd to our entire length and gave up TO the en-,
joyments Of the occasion, In laugh more hear
l ty and healthy than any that has fallen to oul
10. of late. Unfortunately the swelling and
long drawn sweetness Of the diapason, was o
short duration. Our usually sedate partner be
came aroused, and summoning all her energies
; for the occasion. the well intended perform
ancs was summarily cut short, the performer
driven from the premises, and the door locked
with vim. The sweetest moments of life ar,
thus few and evenescent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

supply fully and completely any similar nsutiou
iu the country Frsbecause its course of instruction
progressive and practical having been drawn from actual
business ezperence sccond-l location is in of the
most quiet and orderly the Reserve, where
tewest temptations and and where the
people intelligent and educated interest themselves in the
students behalf and throw around him influences at
heathul and homeke. It Is easy of The cost
Board there about half that charged in larger cities
The college ample fronting the Village Park and
capable hundred Students each
department managed BY the best TALENT all Of which facts
point Kngsvs the point to gst commercial educa
ton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
TEaRIpLE sTOunI.

One Of the most terrible storms ever
known in this latitude, at this season of
the year, commenced on Sunday mornings
and blew itself out during Monday night.
Among the effects Of the storm We have
10 record the complete destruction Of two
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
FRENCH'S HOTEL!
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Opposite the City Hall and Park,
(cor. Frankfort ST. REV YORK.
Spacious ReiectOry, Bath Room and 3 Barbers Shop.
Servants not allowed to receive Perquisites
DO not believe Runners or Haekmen who say full
lyeaTs53
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23


The Ashtabula Sentinel gives the names Of
tho delegates to the State Convention, from
that county and says the delegates will be
found anything bit Johnson men.
This Is grave assertion the Sentinel man
makes, and be has the right ooly to speak for
himself as one of that delegation, and be may
pronounce himself Copperhead, IL be chooses,
and in favor of unconditional restorati on Of the
rebel States rather than go with Mr.. johnson
in his assertion that loyal men only shall rule.
Cleveldnd Herald.
Could the Herald say anything neaner, if it
should try 1t may be well enough to say
things like this, when nothing else occurs, for
those who can stand it. A fair aud honest
man. aud one who is not sold to an Office dis
pensing power, could not lford to sneer in this
manner But it is the resort of the abject
slave everywhere to scotf at those whom he
should regard as friends for favor with bis
master. A collar and snsrling always go to.
getber. .4shtabuld Sentinel.
This is very good tilting, SO for as the spirit
OF the thing is concerned; and we copy it fol
the enjoyment Of such of our readers, who like
ourself, have weakness for seeing a harmless
bit of fur flying. An editorial caterwauling
carried on with spirit, and pens tipped will
the true Damascus metal takes hold of our goot
nature, and starts our risables like the nocturna
fury and unearihly imprecations Of couple o
old leliues. The swearing,-lik the army ii
Flanders,-is terrib but the wounds are no
usually OF q serious nature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
Thempson Items-From the Paincsvulo Telegram

Mr. ANDREW BAsQU1NE, of Thompson
while out squirrel hunting few days since
with revolving rife, accidentally dis
charged bis piece while it was in an upright
position and one hand partially over the bar.
rel. The ball carried away the end of the
middle finger as far as the first joint. The
. wound was promp ,lv and skillfully dressed
by DR.. D. G. Proctor Mr. B., while in
the army-for be was q good and faithful
soldier in the service Of his country-re-
ceived ball from The enemy which passed
quite through his body in the region OF
the right. lung.
The lete cold storm has made sad havoc
among the recently sheared sheep, especial
ly the iewes. n. Mosely, Esq lost one
hundred or more; Mr.. Lafayette Warren
& Brother, between SO and 60; Mr.. Angus
tus Tilotsop, l3; and many Others more or
less 1t is estimated by some that not less
than 1000 have died in Thompson and vi
entity, and a like number in Middlefeld
No doubt the loss through this section Of
country is immense.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

The motaiog hours, from 8 to 9 were oecu-
pied with delightful prayer meetings. An hour
OF Thursday A. N, with the communion Of the
Lords Supper, and Thursday evening with a
social gathering in which whatever wit there
was TO spare was in order. In the speeches
1t was told that in the olden lime whom church
was TO be built gallon of whiskey was offered
as premium for The first log drawn on Ger.
tain Monday morning. The loaded wagon
c onld be seen on the hill top on the roads on
Saturday evening, aud after midnight Of Sun
day in they came, so that by noon on the
ground was every stick of timber that went
into the meeting house, magnificent one for
those days, and cspacious even now with its
broad gallery on three sides. Is II progress or
not in the right direction that not gallon Of
whisky for drink, can be bought in Talmadge
now And the story was, the town had never
sent convict to the penitentiary nor psuper
to the poor house. TalmSdge with its agricul-
tural thrift, IFS moral and religious atmosphere,
is O fair result OF Puritan influences, Home
Missionary aid, and Christian culture.
The body were invited to Ashtabula next
year, but between this extreme northeast, and
The extreme southwest Cincinnati, the central,
Columbus, was chosen for the next meeting.
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SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES

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separate subseliber Money By drA postsee order en-
pres or tn Registered letters nAy be sent at ak An
eonlmunicationz should Be addressed 70 d. ..tt
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DESIGN.

NE degisn % tha Institution That nothing enter
into It's composition that Is not practical valuable aud es-
Genital for the business to know.
The mnutiG and detail of business will be inelligenty
eAnyassed giving to the student knowledge Of the laws Of
trade well The common operations of nnance and
business