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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23


NOTICE is hereby given that e. W. Sam
pie. William r mbs man, G r. Davis Jchn a.
h.hop, krie J. Lssch. Harry Fulton, Ed ward Mumu,
Ja.es n Billin<s. n. shelley, Nicholas sa.g-ant r.
des.J II. s~rkes. I.aiah Hale, John y. Cleehorn.
vasorsa Of tAe coasty Of Lee and State Iowa asd
Joha >caes, q Ciark o.asty, Niosi, have oreasssd
eiAsed With then. nto corporas@ Joint Stock Oe-
pauy usder lava Of rslnkye To sucA srx.aixa-
tioas, In tbs sams a.d title Of
"rAs Uaisa Live stsek Insurance o.. >
he principal plsos Of susisss II the Company + in
The the baansss b trasncted By theCo.-
eeny the INSURANCE oY LIVE STOCK A0AINsT
N. X NApital STICK anfhorised 10 Fwo Hun
drs Thous4 DollnrA md - iasreased from
time the business cf the wFaay may rrQuire div
ID into shares Of One Hsa red Do-ss sssA- n. Co.
paay nay commence businsss vhso Twenty ThOosaDd
Dollars shall ~ subscribed - ~ o4nt II shai
aoant paid In Tho resdas Of tbs stock 10 subject
ion 70 continus twenty By vote
No prvaas property Of tho stoclAolsns Il nAAs *
empt IRON liability Tor corporate dsbts. except prov
rhe business Of the Company il I. h. .a,se.d By {
bsad OF nine Drectofs Who are empowered TO elect
President vios prssdent and IN Executive Committee
and aso sseretasy and Treasurer, and such other ON
go s.d aesst shall b. necessary conduct the
business OF the Company Tho annual elections for u
rectoFs to be held the LIST Thursday Of June
| eAch year
Tho nasity Of the Company shall .. no time exceed
~ n - ssnpis, = : Dsrss Wifs.n s rimb.rm.n r,eh
olas eargeant John A. nshop, J. brioa r. Ruidick
isaiah Hale and John 6chce essessd Directors
serve until the annual election In 1861.
Az = meeting OF the Drectors the following Olceri
wsrs elected to-vit;
Hx sAxr13, President
WILLIAM rIM8ERAAN, Vice President.
A. ,. CHITTBNDRN. Treasurer.
ERIa LkECH, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

NEW ORLEANS, May II.
I Thomas Adams, chief of police, has been
suspended for thirty days for refusing to ar
rest pesceAble citizens carrying fire. arms
during the disorganixation of,he police.
Gov. Sharkey, of Mississippi, is here, direct
from Washington, and expresses confidence
in the President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23
xxx CONGREss.-FIRsT sEseIOa
WARRINGTON, May %.

XAAAX CONGABBS.-FIR9T 8ESDEO0
WARRINGTON, May %.
HOUSE.
.lr. lcCalloaeh, Of Nasylaad, intruducsd
: bill to amend the California appropriation
bill for 1850, giving the ,Sssnstary of the
Treasury PoNer 70 appoint collectors IN Ger
tain cases. The bill was passed.
The bill to appoint an Assistant Secretary
Of The NAV, . act durings stheabsesce Of II !.
Fox, WIS passed.
The bankrupt bill was taken ND. and aater
some discussions s.d fruitleis e6ofs @ Dost
pone, the bill passeds eyea68, nays So.
Mr.. Elliott, from the select COMMITTEES on
Freedmen, reported back ~ bin 70 continue
in force for thres yeare and to ameaa . acl
% establish the Freedmen's Bureau. Whik
10 bill was being Rad, the mornins koul
yoW. ss4ss4 49, Ii iii Il ~
aasHaA 1ssk8s stNs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23
AugusrA. Ga. Nav %.

800 - Otssf -'A"y 80
Gems. Stedman and Fullerton had an in
terview at Savannah. on Saturday. with the
representatives from the African Methodis,
Church. Three of them declared in favor of
the continuance of the Freedmen's Bureau.
and three others testified 10 the malfeasance
of the officers of the Bureau
Generals Stedman and Fullerton have gone
to Florida.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23
BALTIMORE, May %.

BnTIaoRE, May %.
Samuel F. Wylie, independent Union can
didate for city councilman, was elected yes
terday by l48 majority, over Col. Sithley, the
regular neminee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

the Church under ecclesiastical boards. Many
Of yeor leading men advocated voluntary .
sociations. The progress which you have
msde, and in which We rejoice, is that during
these moro recent years you have como, -
tl4Ak yon viii allow ne 70 say without o0enss,
substantially to our ground. The Cohgfe-
gational element has been almost entirely
purgcd from your body-and refer to the
Congregational Church with no feelings Of
disrespect. You now stand as regards these
external matters as better Presbytsrians, al-
low me to say, than was the case at the time
this division occurred. Therefore, sir, can
respond most heartily, end l think the vast
majority::of thisaAssembly can respond also to
the sentiment, that We are drawing nearer
together than We have been during this gene
ration, or since this division occurred and
may express on my behalf, and trust on be-
half Of a large majority Of this Assembly,
that we hope the time is not distant when we
shall not only be, asI an confident we now
are, one in spirit, but one by organic law and
that then these two branches of the great
Presbyterian family may stand forth in one
solid phalanx against error and corruption.
You have intimated, and undoubtedly It is
true, that in the providence Of God it is not
yet quite clear as to the time and the manner
in which this organic union may be brought
about. Many have supposed thst, from the
simple fact that the two Assemblies met 10
the same dity, (the meeting being determined
without concert between them, that the time
had como when there should be an organic
union; and they have expected that that or
ganic union might now be formed. hope,
before We adjourn, allow me to say, and if it
shall meet the views of the body you repre-
sent, hope you, before You adjourn, may in
itiats measures lperhaps beginning here, and
being responded to by you,) looking to more
close fellowship in all our relations, and ulti
mately, as soon As the providence Of God may
open the way, TO an organic union. And
now, as the time for adjournment has passed,
expressed the sentiments of . vast majority
of this Assembly, to show you that We heartily
sympathize with you in all your efforts TO
promote the cause of Christ, and we congrat
ulate you on all the success you have attained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

CINCINNATI, May %.
A FIRE this morning. on Sixth street, near
Harriet, destroyed Degenhart's harness fac
tory, Cook L Purcell's extensive stock
stables, and several other buildings. Loss
about $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

AuBuRS, N. Y, May %.
Secretary Seward viii address the citizens
Of Auburn tomorrow evening, the 22d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

SOMETIME ago the Louisville Journal in its
magnanimity advocated the extension of the
right Of suffrage to traitors and returned
secesh soldiers of Kentucky. The people Of
Kentucky adopted the Journals advice, and
the secesh are about to take everything into
their own hands. And now the Journal 10
shreking over rebel insolence and rebel ma
lignity and exclusiveness ond exhorting Union
men of all shades to unite and save Kentucky
from rebel domination, from the policy and
the rule of the vengefnl seccsh who have no
love even for conservative Union men.
The exhortations of the Journal came too
late for Kentucky that is gone past hope, we
fear, but the Union men of all shades, and
the conservative men, especially of the loyal
States should take from the example Of Ken.
lucky, not to surrender the control OF the
legislation and government Of the United
States, to the hands Of these same vindictive
rebels, and their Copperhead allies who have
many an old grudge against Union soldiers,
"Lincoln's minions,' as they used to call
them, and the loyal men who stood by these
soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

The Moderator, in his opening address to
the Old School General Assembly, said that
treason still fingered where it VA 6rst CON
cocted in the bosom of the Church itself, and
the duty Of adopting measures for IL ssadica-
ton dsvolvsd upoa ~ Geseeal Asssnblv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-23

GEN. sweeney is reported to have given il
as his opinion that Head Centre STEPHENS is
spy in the employ Of the British Govern.
ment and that the authorities connived q
his escape in order to increase his opportuni-
ties for gaining information in regard to the
condition of the Fenian forces in this country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

ON motion of complainsnt's solicitor in this cr1,se,
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk, on al
daVt, that defendant Is a nonresident Of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered that notice be given BY pub
Iicaion in the Nashville Union, a neWspapaT pub-
lished in the city of Nashville, Tennessee, four ono
cessive weeks, requiring said Martha jane Hushes
TO appear before the next Circuit Court o. Smith
county,, Tennessee, setting at the Court house in
Carthage, on the 4th Monday in March ns1t, 1855,
then and there 70 plead, demur or sns1er 10 COM
planapts bill or the same viii be taken Eor con.
tessed and set down for hearing exparte, as 10 AZ.
WIN. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
feb1I wit per J. p: WMKTEsOE, ID. C..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
MsrshaE's Sale.

DY virtue Of q writ Of f IA, 10 me directed from
ID the Circuit COurT o. the United States, for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October term,
1850, l viii sell, on Saturday, the 18th day OF April,
1856, commencing at 10 o'clock q N, al Public Auc-
uon 70 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, II the
Court house door in Nashville, davidson county, al
the right, title, claim, lnterest and estate which W.
II. Horn &Son have IN and to the following discrib-
ed real estate, viz Lot No II, in AWing's Addition
70 the city OF Nashville, fronting 20 fset on Fcgg
street, commencing l4O feet from Stevenson street.
and running back $50 feetto a ten foot alley; being
the same lot the tide Of which was vested in SAID
w. n. HorD & son, by decree Of the Chsncery Court
Of Davidson county,, at its November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot in sad Addition, being No Is, IN
the plan fronting 20 feet on Fogg street, m
ing 81 the West corner OF No IT snd running along
SAID street 70 ieet st right angles, 40 feet 70 8 ten
foot alley; thence along sand alley WestHardly 26
iest; thence II right angles 10 The beg ming being
the same Lot the title 70 which was vested N said
W. Il. Horn a Son by decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Davidson county, at It's November term, 1865, 10
SATISFY an execution against said W.. Horn Son,
sndin favor Of 5utphea a Wesks.
mart Wit FL F. GLASCoCK, NJ. NJ DIT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

The New Orleans Delta gives al &C
count Of a most audacious robbery
which took place near that city last
week. Three men, purporting to be
special police officers, went on board
the Atlantic as she was about leaving
her moorings, in search of a well known
horse trader, who, they charged, had
committed a robbery in ST. Louis, and
as they showed q warrant for his arrest
signed by a magistrate, the trader sui.
fered himself to be taken along, al
though knowing himself to be entirely
innocent Accordingly he was taken
from the boat 70 the house g well known
citizen near by and was then in the
presence of this man, relieved very de-
liberately of $500 in United States
Treasury notes, q check on New York
for 5000 and "a watch and chain valu.
ed at $500. A memorandum OF these
articles was made in the presence OF
the citizen and then they marched the
prisoner away as they said TO jail AT
ter having taken him, however, a short
distance they began to maltreat him m
a very rough manner, and on q show OF
resistance took TO their heels and left.
The unfortunate victim reported at
once the matter to the genuine police
but thus far the most strenuous efforts
have failed TO secure the bold robbers,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
MsrshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of a wit n 70 me directed, from the
ole District Of Tennessee, st Its October term, 1865.
] will sell on Saturday, the l4th 6ky Of April, 1866,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock a m, az Pubic Aucuon
. the highest tidder or cash in hand, 81 the Court
house door IN Nashville, Davidson county, al the
right, ute, claim, interest and estate which William
Cullom has Ia and 10 the following described real
estate, viz A tract Of land lying 10 smith county,
Tennessee, 10 civil district No J. beginning st the
North boundary line Of The town OF Carthage, atthe
road running East SO poles, thence South one pole
20 the academy land, thence East with sad land le
poles 10 the n E corner OF said lsnd- thence with
said land l9 poles to the road, thence 90 poles 70 the
Mil branch, thence up said brsnch with its mean
ders $50 Esst 90 poles 70 the Mil Dnms thence up
SAID branch IS poles, with It's meal oers % beech
10 the fork Of the branch, thence norm - bastl4
poles 70 q beech, thence North II East q poles 70
a beech, thence North 2s9 East ~ poles 70 a Whi.e
oak, North s. West AZ poles 10 white afh, thence
North 65c West lO2 pol S to an %ironwood, thence
North eso West 81 poles 70 an ash thence NestlOV
poles to an ash and dogEo God, thence North5Os West
Isl pojes 70 q buckeye and White oak 70 the Fort
Blunt road above GoodDer old Tan Yard, thence
sonth 8 East with the road g poles 10 a red oak,
thence South SIS East along said road GA poles,
thence South y West48 poles slong said road the
South az East IS poles along said road, thence
south So Esst 20 poles along said road, thence
South 4Zo East 4s poles along said road, thence
soutt la East 40 poles along said road, thence
south I47 poles along sald road TO the beginning,
containing 40 sores Of land, more OF less, excepJ-
ing there1rom he old Church Lot, containing about
= acre, 70 satisfy an execution against said Cullom,
and N favor Of Orssmus B. Mattison.
mar5-w4t X. +. GLASCOCK, NJ. ii. D. T.
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Marshals Sale.

DY vtrtueo Of six wnts Of f IA, to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of The United ststes for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued at It's October
term, 1865, / viii on saturday the l4th day Of April,
1866, commenting al 10 o'clock, a. m, hell at pub
he suction, 10 the highest bidder, Jrcash in hand,
nj the court house door In Nashville, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tae which b. Hui has in and 10 the following de
scubcd real estate, w A town lot in the toWH OF
Mem innville, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Of the Main street IN ssId town, beginning al a
stake the n. W. corner Of Lawson Wallng's lot, Il
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
and on the edge Of Main street, running south 9
poles and y links 10 a stake on SAID halhngs cor
uer: thence eastW.th his line 3 poles and 10 Inks to
a stake on spring street, thence with the same
south Z poles and 3 links to a sake on Summer
street; thence west with said street 8 poles and 6
Inks TO the s. +. corner Of W. h. Warder's lot;
thence with his line north Is poles and Is links to
the n. +. corner on Main street, and 9 links west to
the n. W. corner Of Thomas O.. Smartts shop;
thence east with Main street4 poles and p links 10
the beginning including "a poles of land in said
bounds, after polling out said Thomas c. SInaTtts
shop; together with the brick store house, dwell
ing, and other Improvements thereon; to satisfy
six executions sgunst said Bill, and in favor OF
Howell Smith q Co Truitt Bro. & Co Bancroft &
Co, McCurdy Bro a Brewster, Hyatt, Ingrshsm
4 Co, and Haddoek, Reed d Co.
marc 4rw e. r. GLAsCOCK, NJ. M.D.T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

H"
The week opens without any catering
5,r5-uscis iar an improvement Ia Ihe mar
tets Tor general merchandise. Flour was
offered d little more spargnEly, and couccs-
~-aus were in some cases granted, but hold-
,rs generally are pretty hrm m their views.
Tbs demand for wheat was lighter to-day,
and rrucgs were not as hrm buyers would
u5i Gi,r within Sc per bushel OF the prices
which have recently obtaiucd. There Is
stIla good demand Tor corn and prices re-
main 6nn. Oats are held hrmly, bus buy
,rs DO not take hold with any spirit. Rye
and barley continue dull. There be Lot
much doing in whiskyi manufacturer and
rrctucrs have not yea exhausted The stocks
purchased before the lst OF March. Gro
crrIts continue active IN The Jobbing way,
and sugars are hrm, while cOhce, Eympa-
timing wish the downward tendency Of
Fala. DO weaker. Cotton declined lc lu New
York. There is a general want OF conf
deurc Ia The market, and the apparently
favorable foreign news has not stimulated
prices BAL The least, but the effect seems 20
be- the reverse. The dry goods market opens
steady, after d comparatively acuve week.
Buyers are beginning % realize That hIs
market presents more Inducements than
New York. Clover seed is stnl declining,
aud has now reached lower figures than
generally prevailed on q gold basis. Lin
seed ul sold % day a. u ~ per gallon. A
sale was reported . few days ago AZ 81 IS,
but We understand that tt was iu inferior
c10persgo and otherwise undesirable. There
was d FAR business done to-day IN proyis-
ions on southern orders, but the prices were
decidedly 10 favor OF buyers. New city mess
pork sold at $50 IS, but the majority Of
stocks are held 75c and 81 90 higher. Bulk
meats and bacon are more freely offered, 81
lower prices. Lard cold early IN the day 90
ls5sc, but was offered az this price AZ The
close without buyers. Reports having been
circulated that unsoand wheat was sent 10
Milwaukee frCn Chicago, and there mixed
pa TIE warehouses with the sound wheat. 4
NA7 Chamber Of Commerce Of the former
named city hayS investigated the matter,
- Hnd thet most Of the cars Of wheat
.liga a. Chicago have been sent 20 Mil
lAes wa Chicago diIect from he pro.
1~eei', % That no fear need be felt on the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
Dollar Each.

uNtiul LuiAt
IS Piano Fortes, each. ........... ......S50O 10 STOO
$50 Sewing Machines, each..............-.IOO 10 $50
so Fine sold Chronomeser Watches,
200
800 Fine Sold English Lever Watches. $50
90 ladies' Sold Ensmeled Biou
Watch s.........-..... ......-...... $50
200 Solid silver Huntg Lever Watches. $40 to $50
90 Silver Dinner Sets..--.... 500 to $50
lh0 SlVer Tea 100 TO $50
$500 English silver Cruet tands.-..... 20 % 80
3,p0 Silver Fruit Is 10 SO
An he above list Of goods will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates OF all the ysrious articles,
s's irg what each one can have, are first pu. into
envelopes, sealed uD, aud mixed; and, when or
dered, are tsken out without regard to choice, and
sent by mail, thus giving all a tar chance. On re-
ceipto Of the Certificate you can see what you csn
have, snd then Is at your option 10 send one dol
Ter and take he article or not.
One Certificate may obtain you a Gold Watch. Ser
NcU Of Silver Plste, or any 1ther valuable srhclS.
THERE WILL BE No BLANKs.
One sealed envelope containing sn order for one
OF the valuable articles on our list, viii be sent 10
any sddress on receipt OF Is cents. c for 81. Is
for 81 so with 3 premium for IS, loo with a pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Wstch, ST.. Per.
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Goods not
pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our customers viii
be exchanged Tree Of cost
Agents snd others VIII be allowed 10 cents on
each cert hcste ordered by than, provided not less
thsn SIX are ordered al a Tune. Agents will collect
cents for each certificate and remit Is cents each
10 Us. Address al orders 70
SAMUEL G. RICHARDS o
P. 0. Box, ss7s. lO3 Nassau street. \. =
Crest chance to make money. Agents wanted
feb9-w6m
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What the s.Pressy say Of Us.

GREAT GIFT DlSTRIBUrIoN.-A rare opportunity is
offered TOR obtaining watches, chains, diamond
rngs, shverWsre, etc. 81 Messrs. Arrandsle & Co.,
at No. l6I Broadway. They have an immense stock
OF articles, varying ID value, asd all are offered az
one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly
done-you agree to take a certificate ola certain ar.
tlcie, enciosedin an envelope, and not required 10
pay your dollar unless you are sausfed with the ar
ncle, when will ceTtsinly be worth more than that
amount, and may hes 0 or SlO0. An excellent mode
this OF investing q enthusiastically Tines, N. y. CITY,
February ls, 1905.
Messrs. AIrandale & Co. have long been person
ally known TO us, snd We believe them to be very
worthy OF public eoDhdence.-N 7. Scottish AHcr.
Jour. June IL, 1864.
We have inspected, at the Office of Arrandale A
Co.'S Agency Tor European Manufacturing Jewel.
leTs, a large assortment of fashionable and valuable
Jewelry OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity OF silver plate, and understand that
the whole OF these newly imported articles are to be
disposed Of on 8 novel principle, giving great Rd.
vsntsges to buyers, and sffJrdng extensive em.
ploymentto agents. We know the frnin question
70 be very respectable and thoroughly worthy Of
public confidence, and recommend our friends to
read Their adverIisement-N. T.. Albion, Ssptem-
Der 3, 1864.
BY Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement. the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer,
for be has everything to gain and nothing eompar.
anvely to lose. de Knows what he will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send II if he IS
not sstisfed.-N. !. Weekly NelrS, Aug. 6, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FoR LAUTEs--The most eligible and
profitable employment we have heard Of for ladies'
Is the tha OF cefllQcates lOr lne Great ia D1stlhu-
ton Of Arrandsie & Co A lady OF our scCu sintance
has been very successful in this way, not only IN
filing her own purse, but also In doing a good turn
10 thooe 70 whom she sold the Certificates, as viii
be seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
csn also be thus engsged.-N. Y. Sunday MeTcary,
august IA, 1854.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise.
meat Of Arrandale & Co.'s Gift Distribution Of
watches, jeweiry and silverware. In payment OF
that advertisement we received several sets of the
jewelry advertised, and we se warranted in saving
that, both in nnlsh and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 70 be Just what
they had been repre- ented.-Tfue DemocruL, fLe1-
tStOiCn,) Asg. II, 1861.
AGENTs.-We want SCENTS in every regiment,
and N every town snd county in the country, snd
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts TO one dollar. Agents will COL
lect 80 cents for every Certificate, and remit IS
cents to Us, eitherm each or postage stamps.
A~RRAEDALE & CO.,
LOT Broadway, New York.
Or No. 2i King street, Charleston, s. c..
~ 4M# -. -
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No. 247--For Sale,
THAT VALUABLE BRICK Dwelling, No.
Il IS Cedar street, long known a. the Dc Martin
Property, well sltusted for stores, Offices, or, in fact.
almost any active business, Il being on the great
thOroughfsre 70 the State Capitol, Public Square and
Court House, and very centrally located Capitalists
may well give this attention. Lot f2EAlO0. Pr ce,
$4,000. Half, cashi balance, one and two years.
Interest and lien