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, 1866-02-13
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Kentucky Special EIcctInu-Fat1-
t,re Of The Ohio Military Academy
The Removal of the Capital of Ken

q Ne 4AeUI0CAT 8peEAHl kSicEk1nu-Fa11s
ure Of The Ohio Military Academy
The Removal of the Capital Of Ken
lucky.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T1ibnne.l
Ctsc1syAT1. Feb. II
The special election for members Of the uoute
and Senate in keuton. Campbell and Pen
alcton counties, Kentucky, opposite this city,
has resulted full a. well a expected. In the for
mcr county, who.e member and Senator were
turned out Of The sitting Legislature BY the pro-
slavery rebel class OF which it /. composed, the
CnIonisas were beaten by 800 majo.iy-the resu]t
OF returned rebel soldiers Low allowed TO vote. In
the latter iwo counties the Union members have
been elected by 80 majority, and 1t u expected that
The Senator 1s also elected.
The Ohio Military Academy, established here un-
der very promising auspices, has failed In conse-
ouence Of bad management and istaste for military
4 comnatttse Of the Kentucky Legislature IL yts-
ling Louisville Tor the purpose Of report1ng for or
acafst removing the capital to that citY. The mn
nicipal authorities have resolved to appropriate
LOCO toward defrayng the expenses of removal,
and the citIzeus vii Subscribe largely.
The story started by the Dayton Journal about
the grooming OF twentJ-Eeven children ut CeNna,
Ohio, iu1ns out to Be without foundation.
sKcoSp p1sPATcH.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tsiaunt.l
CINCINNATI, Feb. u.
The TreasuIer's Office OF Vfnton county Is thft
State hs oxen 1nto on Saturday night md quilt
largo amount ot money stolen. 4 reward
, 1866-02-13

0bltuarY-Pri~oMerH for the Dry Tortu-
saH-Gen. FI*k'a Hcreavement-f;en.
misunderstanding the Anniversary
Of Ltncolnss Birthday.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1s,--Gharles Ripley. one Of
the mo>1 eminent lawyers OF Kentucky, died this
morning ri ct,etrelas.
Col. ". D. Eoyl, Judge Advocate Of The Depart
mint Of Kentucky. left for rho Dry Tortueas, t1a
New Orleans. wi'h = guard over seven prisoners,
convicted BY Military Commission, ind sem
tIueed 10 confinement at the Tottueaa. The ILL.,
health Of Col. coy1. snpcrtuauced By arauous ger.
vice. rendered this relaxation necessary Colonel
Coyl will resume his duties On hts return.
tien. Eisk Of the Freedmen's Bureau arrived this
morning en- route to Frankfort to meet committee
OF the Kentucky Legislature, and while here he re-
ceived . telegram announcing the death Of 1nem-
ber Of biz family md The dangerous i1ness Of bis
wife md be left for ST. Louis.
Gen. Palmer leaves for Nashville tomorrow 10
confer With Gen. Thomas respecting m1tcts In this
department.
The National Soldiers and Sailors Leagne today
celebrated President Lfncoln's birthday BY pro-
cession md speeches ut Turner'S Hall. They were
add reseed by Gen. Palmer and Mr. Wolf.
, 1866-02-13
The Alledgedt kidnapping Of Freed
men.

WAsutSe1os, Feb. ..1s.--The attentioEof Il 1as-
sara, Minister fsom spain, has been arrested BY
statements In the press and congressional details,
that freedmen are capit1.ed and conveyed to Cnha
md there sold AZ slAye@. Mr. Taseas1 Efses the
regulations Of the Island 0f Cnbs eoucerniuc color
cd persons, hereto annexed. and afifms that they
have, tn all iueances, been carried into effect, No
complaint has been made to The State Department
of any eale Or seduction Of suio,cd persons Tom
the United Slater into riasesy, and tn the ouy In
stauce brought to the knowledge OF this Govern
ment wherein such persons hare been brought or
introduced there BY Americana they hare beer'
promptly deHsere up and sent bsek to their homct.
The following is translation Of the insiructious
regulating the ormalitcs IN respect to the ARRIVAL
movements and departures Of people ofcotor COM
ing ttom abroad to this Island, and published on
the 1at Of April 1879:
Article 81. The individual Of color, free or alave
coming from foreign county, shall be lmmedi-
ately placed in eate keeping and witt. precautions
that may be eutable untIi he taken abroad agaln
Il those TO whom he IS consigned giye security for
The payment Of 81 900 In the case of bis staring On
Tho vessel be rnay live On bonrd, but that security
shall Iot be cancelled until the reimpostatpu Ia
verified by the TerQrt Of the eaptatn OF the nort
, 1866-02-13

LoE1sv11LE, Feb. 19.-Tha Mslit4ry Commis.Ion
IN the ensc Of onearmed Berry, the guerrilla found
him guilty Of eleven separate murders and sentenced
him To be hinged. Gen. Palmer approved tho nud-
lncs Of the Commission, md d1ed March I'd for
BertEN sxesntinu.
, 1866-02-13

Nkx YoRk. Feb. l2.-The Fen!ans are preparing
to send large delegations to The Pittsburgh Conycn.
Ion. The O'Aahouey branch Is said TO be recei7.
Ing funds daily from members Of the order.
, 1866-02-13

der Republicans OF Mexico hare derived moral enp-
port from The presence Of our troops on the tton-
t1er, cballen:s the prod evidence TO prove
that he and hfs ottfccss haze not nb.ezVed the ~
quired neutrality, and that be has not used every
possible e1e1ton TO bring 10 punishment any Of his
men who mar h1fB taken part In tic c'Ba1dad raid.
, 1866-02-13
II Z 031 1aUHe -SE" 401 \
nov v14yes-6u-1tew net.rr

TOHN s. TURCHIN i CO.,
- Patent Office. Inventory Agency, and Engineer
lug Ann DrAuEhtn4 Bureau
american aud Foreign Patents procured. Caveats dfet.
preliminary Examinations made, rejected Cases eskeu
on apreal, copies OF recorded Pape1s and drawings
obt3lnch. ETC., etc. Branch Office In WAahlnx ton-
business strictly CONFIDENTIAL Patent Rights bo1Ght
md sold 2.an o os t1yspsns 1 pr
made. Asenctes ln Boston. Nsw York PhlIa elphia.
od Inventions ana Engineering aAtte9a Eeocr siIy.
Plans for mills, factories and hneEy furnished and
kht erection superbten1ed. Drawings Of all kinds
made Machines plans models for pateEt od1ce
for EugTavluxs Photographed We open our Office ~
Headquarters r Civil Mechanical md Railroad tuxi-
u-e1s, surteyors+ Drauahssmen and MssteEaechanics
wanting situations nnu for parties wanting 70 employ
them both in The city and country. hay1nx In 7le1
thelr nlutnal advantage md benefit He& g. Dear
horn-st., Fullerton block, Iioum J. Ehic1Eo, Illinois
+. o. Go1 1876. t1u a64 lit IAsA ust.
, 1866-02-13

Tpe Treasurer's Office OF Yfnton county Is this
= Largo amount Of money stolen. i reward Of
, 1866-02-13

The new Baptist church in La Crosse, N1s-
constn, recently completed al cost Of nbou. four
teen thousand dollars, aIlhough a present prccs OF
materials It could mol be bn for lees than 900,
Wat destroyed b, fire laet Wednesday morning. 9Th
init. The Il Crosse RepWtitn says the origin OF
the hse 10 yet unknown to The public, although gen
c1slly believed TO have been the work OF IN tncen-
iary, and TINT profound and intense feeling oi
piciop ex1st that 1t was committed by the dupea OF
= caar Of ipeend,aslea, who hIst commenced their
complicated der1ltry BY the destruction Of the Re-
z,utl4oaR Office, the night OF the 2lst o! Junc+
1SGl. The fiequents attacks upon the German fire
companies. German brewers. German dhxen., and
G9man 6nlcketHnAckefs, have not had tendency
to promote good feeling between the uatarc and
adopted citizena Of La Csos4e; and the polls have
spoken tn emphatic terms Of the result. The 9TH
1p<t. vns assigned fos the examination before Po-
lice jut.lcs Hubbard, Of two wealthy dstns ofbtrw-
CIR, ou tie complaint OF the Good Templars OF La
Lrossc, for selling 1agef beer on Sundays. Ar.
Gund, cs-AlderTuAn John Michel. and Alderman
Charles Michel have submtttod quietly TO the de-
1napd4 and requirements of legal process and Will
abide By The result Of legal decisions In their 70
Fpecttvc casee. They otter reward CT one thou
sand doiIars sor the discovery Of the person Or per
sone who committed thts act oil iDcendiadsm h5
which ihe Eapust church IL supposed to have been
destroy cd nut Of rryencc for grievances.
lua case recently tried In Albany, n. T.,
the process Of manufacturing liquor WIS brought
1u1o Court 4 lot Of genuine French hrxndlcs, In
the original ca.kH." had been se1zed for non-pay.
rneut Of import duties. In the course Of the tssal
IT WIS shown that not only I, F." French" brandy
1uaDufactured in New IorS and elsewhere, ont ol
-.,uocue ep,.it {whateycr tlat may bel fasorod u
oil O. coruiac and neutral" :" but tic casks IN "hiet
the vile s,uslfs sent out for sa1e arc made in New
York. IN exact imitation Of thu French CASH. brand
cd. STAINED, ante-1aled. labeled. &c, &c, 70 PER
Ject1v tat even the ezpezf are unaole 10 detect ta
counterfeit In euch demand afe these casks tha
five large e-tabllshmenie arc constantly employed
in usuxtne them in New York and Witliamsburgh
and 1t many NOR, doubtless. clse~hese. AND
appears tha, QUO frsn in New York, dayton Cos
have uscd ~ many a. thousand Of these css9s
efnge tcar, IN which 10 tend OF, fos the bcnent
lovers OF "pure French brandy" this concoctloI
OF "ott u coentac, colo sne spirits and ueutIxl.'
The Judge III giving the 10 the jury. sald eha
the Claimants had sho~td the Liquor to have bees
manufactured tn New York, and therefore not sub
5cct to duty oF liable to seizure Bet the e3r.nm
stsncea surrounding The case rrnde7ed ii nrer N
m order for "prohshle cause" should Dc r,,nted
He added, this was The most e1ssaordin.ry ~,
rhich had cver CONC under his obse4r.,ion. n,
evidence showed an e1teus,se and delibeta.e f,npd
moi only upon the puhlie7 but upon the Gove.n
me1t
, 1866-02-13
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL.

AnntErr%arT Of Lfnco1nss Birth Do
tutlA Of the Congregational Ceremonies
The Capitol Crowded - Grafton Of
Hun. Geo. Bnncruft,
, 1866-02-13
VOL. XIX,

ton ana the nttea1ce. oiPesaaens Lanedin IN tha.
fsnass0h eessd Ri,b q fa'os 81 freedom wsfs
tbe ,sast assembly, a.. vas sspIhu:'' he clause
referring to the unawe4yfnc ffcndshtp Of Rnsssa
snd the ast Of China IN elos7ng hrI po. against
stoceel. fhc Russian MInie'er II ~ wa evide1tl;
ment The other Foreign Minl.te1. preserved an
fne al!n,ien to NJ. lime Eineo,n's wish. only three
aaya eelo1e hts death. that the elective franchise
we're Conferred On the very intclhceu& Of
tie Golo1ed men, and On those Of them who
toe t S1aes thentcves; md thai he never harbosed
ne thought OF e1actttg 1t from new government,
ss eonditton Of i1t recognition. was greeted With
the heau Of the nmie. be followed the manifest
preference OF Congress. Many eyes were Ut this
point d!tected towaId Gen. Grant
IN The conclusion Of the Grafton, which oceu-
pied more thin two hours and half fn the delivery
there WIS Simultaneous onthuEet of applause.
chipping Of hauds and the waving Of hnis and
prompt lesponse u the sudiforJ. nj. Bancroft
NAs eoon surrounded by 4 large number OF distin-
guiehcd pessous and received tner congratulations
:, 14e ceremonies we're closed py brief prayer by
pronounced The henedittiou. -
:, The company Withdrew. when the Speaker called
ne h9rte 70 oiqer,
luton, which was unanimously adopted. tender1n:
the thanks OF Congress 10 lion. George Bancroft
for The appropriate address delivered By him tho
life md services Of Abraham Lincoln. and request
ing h1m to furnish copy Of the sane for publica-
ton.
The Chaitmen Of the Joint Committee On the Nc
mortal Exercises were directed to communicate to
ME. Bancroft the foregoing resolution and recelye
III answer thereto and present the s3me to both
branches Of Congress.
Ehe1House then adjourned.
The Scnate, atter returning to their chamber,
unanimously p1ssed a resolution, On motlon Of Mr.
Foot, that IL, 600 copies Of The memorial address
On tho tl]e and character Of Abraham Lincoln, de.
hvefcd al the request o! both holses OF Congress,
to-day, by Hon George Bancroft. be printed for the
use OF The Senate.
The Senate aleo unanimously passed the concur.
rent resolution OF ihe House, above mentioned,
With 1eterence to the same subject, Senator Fool
and Representative NaEhburne. tho chasrmen oi
The fotnt committee, will the9cfune at upou Mr.
Dancrot for the purpoee indicated.
MIR. HAkCKOFT'S GRAFTON.
At-
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Convention between FeeeaEn 0overn.
mests anA the Untefa states.


The President has officirlly proclaimed the
and the Governments of the United States.
Great Britain, France and Holland, for pro-
viding for the payment to these Governments
Of the sum Of three million ofidollars, for in
IDENTITIES. and expenses.
his convention was made in view Of the
hostile acts of Moridazen, Prince of Nasto
and Smoo. which were assuming such for
midable proportions as to make it difficult for
the Tycoon faithfully to observe the treaties
OF the Governments above named. Having
been obliged to send their combined forces to
the Straits of Simonoski, in order TO DESTROY
the batteries erected BY that diamo for the
destruction of foreign vessels, and the stop
page Of trade, and the government Of the Ty.
coon, on whom devolved the duty Of chasing
this rebellious Prince. being held responsible
for any damage resulting to the interests Of
treating powers. as well as the expenses occa-
stoned by the expedition.
The Governments of the United States,
Great Britain, France, and Holland. declare,
IN this convention, that in al much as the
receipt Of money has never been the object Of
the said powers, but the establishment Of
better relations with Japan and desire TO
place those on moro satisfactory and mu.
tually advantageous footing. ID still the lead
ing object in view. Therefore. ir his Maiesty.
the Tycoon, wishes to offer in lien Of the nav.
ment of the sum claimed, and as material com.
pensation for the loss and injury sustained in
the opening OF Simonoski or other ports in
the inland sea
1t shall be at the option OF said Govern
ments to accept the same Or insist on the
payment Of the indemnity I'M money under
the conditions above stipulated.
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DENIEG HousE,

KEorrK, Iowa, April 70, 1856. {
Editor Daily Gate City:
have not made contract with any one
to erect head and foot boards to the Soldiers
graves at this city, as mentioned in your local
of this day. / have received but one bid,
and the figures are SO high that shall submit
the whole matter to General c. Easton,
Chief Quartermaster, at st. Louis, for further
instructions As soon as hear from the
Chief Quartermaster, will give all your
mechanics chance to hand in their bids.
Respectfully,
J. w. PEARMAN, Capt L A. @, NJ.
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SrRAYED.-On Saturday morning, . small
dog, Of the rat tarrier pursuation. Aforesaid
quadruped was principally Of a black color,
with brown spots, two Of which were i'm
mediately above its eyes. Its ears were
trimmed, and when las. seen by its unfortu-
nate owner, it wore a necklace Of red tape,
which, if not removed by something more
dogmatic than itself, inspires those interested
in its welfare with hope Of its recovery.
Any information gratefully received at this
Office.
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Oar city ChuTehes asa their Pasters.
When We first thought Of briefly noticing
the Churches and religious societies Of the
City, as Sabbath substitute for our week
day business sketches, We purposed embrac-
ing them all in one article. We find We can
not do this, as we could not collect, in time,
the requisite data for many of them. and in
any event. we could not have found space for
such general review. These considerations
and not " the quiet Of the Churches lead
us to note only two or three Of our City soci.
cites at this present, deferring the remainder
to - more convenient season." No an,ag-
onisrs can be the result of their juxtap osi-
ton here. Nor have we studied congruity in
the connection 10 which we give them.
In newspaper articles as in the grave,
the representatives Of different creeds are
found side by side, without controversy or
sectarian bitterness.
It has been some sixteen years, mayhap
more since the Episcopal society was first
organized in this City. The services were
FIRST held in private residence. The small
and antiquated brick building at the corner Of
First and johnson streets, opposite the Wins
House was for some time thus used. Later.
the young society occupied the old Court
House, between Second and Third streets ON
johnson. In 1861, through the determined
effort Of the ladies Of the society funds were
raised and Sr. JoHx's church, or the nucleus
Of il, for it has been subsequently twice en-.
lar.ed, was erected. Rev. Mr.. HACxErr was
the 6rst pastor. His successor vas Rev.
GsoRoE DExxrsox, vsFy able and most sx-
cellent minister, nov dsoeased. He was fol.
lowed BY Rev Mr.. TRAr1f1l, ard 10 in turn
by Rev. R. Jorr, Who recently rssisnine
and going South for the benefit n Nc health,
has been succeeded By the present PASTOR,
Rev. H. W. WOODS. Mr.. WOODS has been
here but short time, long enough, however,
to prove himself cultivated scholar, ! forci.
BILE and eloquent speaker, and most sdm;r..
BILE pastor. The church building is mot large
but exteriorly and interiorly isvell appearing.
aud will seat between three and fosr hundred
persons. IN The aans lot with ths chareA
there has besn placed rsasatly, : Aaadsoas
and sal1cisntly eapaeIdss parsoaags. We
are ~ oavill ~ ~ lsnber 81 eonlnai-
csnts, ~ ~ sssisly i y no& 20 aseas
81 4l - ~. n ekeoGs -
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M TELEGRAPH.


Onu0oRO 10H0o3s
BY Telegraph CucAee. April -
Y,oer-The denasdis Len active. Esd narkss - .
dro ping tendency although there quotabis rsdsc
ton TO notice in value.
whSAs- 1Asrs b material falling ~ IN TIE As.asA
and No. spring ssA 10. l. IN vstcss
hass declined e9'c per bush l. regular No fp~ing
quiet but steady 81 co1fol s21 closing u 81 s. -
jeet~d spring quiet u soosar.
Coso Opeu ed DALI but closed rather better 1t Ne.
10 store No. l at 4e9sc; No 9st &5i4a4s.
o.ss-Acsve and steady ss about y.stsrday's prices
No. / At 30 81 y: No 4 1t 36k4EZ.
Rye-Q1ist but arm; eo4 soI for No. ]; s41 for No
In store.
Basiey-In fair rsseest and ,tsscy.
High wine Ill activs bat nrmy he'd account Of
the recent advance In Corn.
se~ds-rirm bat quiet. Tisethy IS to1s 10 Clover
SSAS 50.
Porh-A.ssi. ;oc4si pr Dbl. higher, 81 soo9s o.
chiefly outside prices. Buk Should. 10 god
quest and arm lie looss. Sweet picked active
At Ie+SE sIAughter-A Hoss. ressh siAs are Asid =
l4@lAk Lard b nowisal II 2Dz21
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PEnsoSAL-We are indebted to our fellow
townsman Mr.. Green, for late southern
papers. Mr. G. is just from Mobile and
New Orleans, and reports great deal Of
rain and high water on the lower Mississippi,
which has interfered with cotton planning
very seriously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

A CLERGY CLuB.-The Clergy Club in
Charles street, Haymarket, is now open. Il
consists OF seven hundred clergy and three
hundred laymen, the laymen paying an en-.
trance fee Of ten guinness, and the clergy be-
ing admitted at . sliding scaae-those resi-.
dent within twelve miles Of Charing Cross at
H6 6s., and those beyond that distance It half
that sum."
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EIFES|r' By TE1E3KIrH


neesa1aruss1sn Prepssatsln AAsoesA ~
sAs 1ew xssk Csnurs@slsnal0 apess.
M Yh.r. Anil "a
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: - sos - ~ Sc sne iNsnsvtN
c Hon pIOpo0nV1c soOpse1 ~ ~ 49, AYlA
$780,. Oe1n:sn 49,. 80 ~. ..a. g
4 AN !. Y. ra.'I =. =. .o.ss;s. - s.l...
i...,v !, f..s,,..t;a. n n,,I rcl;sis.i 1870
W~z..e' n I. ~rrsa;~.s ksa.s 04.tss III
- 4 ;nsnrrsciion. ahnuld. Al s6or ~ h. cbr-
:;stert v;th ~ fntnre 49, |.nA .ef.tv aim
IIr;c. ~ .sstc.si !, I'm rsce:c;r.s:rg. I, 81.
rni;e;csi ,;.ss.. .ra 'i'-''>,'- = ~ !.
Wrrsrs. cc.-... d;a ;o;.. r..oIr.
ton. nronosa for tha r.t;Sc.i;o, bvths Ies;s.
i.s,,,t 8 r ~. s...s ~ e.s.T - =. ...srd.
ment to the Constitution oftRe United States.
IN article in the words following:
Article -- Section In Representatives
shall be apportioned amour the several
States which NAV Be included within the Union
according 10 their reepectiyeI numbers, which
shall be determined by counting the whole
number Of persons, excluding Indians, mot
taxed provided that whenever male citizens
of the United States. not less than II wears
of are. shall be excluded from the elective
franchise in any State except for participa-
ton in rebellion, the basis Of representation
m.
which the number TINS excluded bears to the
whole number Of male citizens. not less than
q years Of ace. in such States.
Sec. 2. Until the-day of-1867.-
all persons Who volutariIy adhere to
the late insurrection. irving Il aid
and comfort, shall be excluded from the
right TO vote for Representatives in Congress
and for the electors for PIes;dant and Vice
President If tha TIn;,ad Et.kas
Sec. 8. Debts or obl;pa1;ona already in.
Cured. or which NAV he hereafter incurred.
n nd nf ;nsnrrect;on ~ "a ~ ..s;nst ths
| United States. and claims for comnen,at;on
for loss Of involuntarv service or lobor. shall
mot he maid bv anv State. nor bv The United
States.
c. c.. |
s.:s. ena'. ua.e p 80" ~
~ ~ app.o ies'''"1'on VIC p'o'i''o"'
N Sa.9 .t:
II IT,, 1920 &c pe 70 = .u:fu ne s $780, ne..s
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- = u'e.iS1 ~ ooi1sie ss .eecllo'1u,
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M:.s . =. rneu ~ ano r 49,
c.e = $50 a1a nopi1 ss1s .'oa
s sul1 s 800 'ouuu uuV f.ocs1u Auu WI.
ne e' e ae So se nss a1:e. '"e 'equ..eu
asL =. o y. .1I1 ln.J L1ns ~ n -
sa $3.50 a. as ~ k.' ~, sAs 70 80
!. ;ao,aa.5 = aS .sa ama- .Is..a.
''o' E.s. ~ b.os;ds. nJ W!.. 1850 800
t a., .h r no esns auu
usn. u. ~. ~ o1 pSU ~ sues =, Ame''Ga
.nan'hs.s ~" &c ho,h " Hallas 81 c aa &c
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MAsoSIc.-There will be special commu-
nication Of the Gate City R. A. Chapter No.
Z, tomorrow Monday evening, at 4 o'clock.
Work on Royal Arch Degree.
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IT HAS BErs DIsCovEREp.-That's true Of
sundry and divers matters, but the discovery
here meant, is the fact that at PHILL1ps 4
krRR's is the place to buy Dry Goods.
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The MEASURE OF LIrE-Life is to be
measured by action and not by time. Many
. man dies old when he is but thirty, having
lived to good purpose and many another
dies young although be lives to four-score.
Indeed, the former lives after death in his
good works. whilst the other perished long
before he died.
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A surr has been brought against Major
General Woods, commanding the Depart
ment Of Alabama, BY A. c. 81. Dexter, for
false imprisonment on charge Of Stealing
Government cotton. Judge Scansburg, 81
Ohio. and WIN. E. A. OTIS, Of NaShvilIe,
have been engaged . counsel for the Gov
eminent, and Benjanin r. Butler, Jades
Campbell and Others, for the complainant.
Sa.t i brought for $600. 900, e1d the CO
will probably Be tried q Mobile, ~ head-
quarters Of General Woods,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

According 10 letters from Rome, il 10
Archbishop Spaulding, Of Baltimore, and not
Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston, who was to re-
ceive the Cardinals hat Ut the next Consis.
tory (which oy this time has probably been
held). 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

SUNDAY REAplSa.-Our friend Lowry keeps
an excellent supply of Sunday reading, as
we'll as every day periodicals, at his Literary
Depot.
Amongst other attractive and edifying
periodicals, we have on our table, the Sum
day Magazine, published in Edenburgh, and
edited by the celebrated Thomas Guthrie, D.
D. This is sound as we'll as an able peri
odical, and is regularly patronized by mum
Der of the readers of Keokuk.
Hours at home, is the title Of New York
MoRthly, devoted to religious and useful
literature" edited by J. NJ. Sherwood, very
readable, instructive and edifying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

MERCHANTS will find at Kramer, l. Irwin
Co., a fine stock Of goods at low figures. Be
sure and give them call. (apr11-2Ot.