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Baltimore County Brewing, Mailing &
Distilling Comp.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-18

4 YpuSG AhSRiCAS LADY WISHES SITUATION
~ class Plain Hpexorpi.onsble refer
viii receive poips attention. Address Mis-,
q. -. station G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
JOHN MINOR pOTTS ON THE PREst-
DENTS COURSE.

John Minor Bolts, who has been here
much of the time during the past year, gives
his opinion of President Johnson course in
a letter just published, in which he says:
81 am not one of those who entertain the
opinion that Mr.. johnson has intended or
means now to make any concessions to the
Copperheads of the North or the Coppertails
of the South To the credit Of human nature
be it said that our history has furnished not
even one instance of such revolving turpitude
and depravty as would be exhibited by his
tergiversation at such time as this, and un
der such circumstances as now exist.
Mr.. Bolts, however, evidently places no
great dependence upon some of the recon
structed rebels:
~ am not silly enough he says, 'to ap-
prehend another rebellion, but do fear the
ascendency of this party to power, and | do
fear that power ifthe country should by any
misfortune become involved in foreign war
which have every reason to believe is anx
iously prayed for by many who have recently
taken the oath of strict fidelity to the United
States, as contained in the amnesty oath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

HrsrEN CLYMER, the Copperhead eand-
date for Governor Of Pennsylvania, is most
venomous secesh sympathizer. In 1868 he
not only voted against allowing the use Of the
Legislative Hall in Harrisburg for Andrew
Johnson. now President of the United States,
tc make speech in; but he made bitter
and abusive speech against Mr.. Johnson. He
then said: 81 know, sir, that Anerew John.
son has gone as far as the farthest, and is
ready to 60 still farther, to destroy and up
root every principle upon which this great
and good Government OF ours is founded.
know that he has bent with suppliant knee
before the throne of power. / kno,c hqt for
Iett, or or some other consideration, he has
succumbed to every measure presented to
him. Yet he now. like many ofthe biterest
traitors Of the South, processes to regard
President johnson as one of the purest men
and illustrious patriots in the tide of time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
ADMISSION Of TENNESSEE.

The recent action of the Congressional
Reconstruction Committee in favor of the
admission of Tennessee, is received with
general favor by the Union party. Tennessee
has not been regarded as occupying precisely
the platform of the other States lately IN re-
belhon. The Union men Of 4ennessee never
surrendered completely to the enemy, but
they struggled more or less manfully against
the rule Of the traitor oligarchy, and in the
very heighth of the great war of the rebellion
the State was wrested from the dominion of
traitors, and placed under the protection OF
the flag of the Union. And while the war
still ragged through the land, the loyal men of
Tennessee formed a new Constitution for the
State, excluded rebels from Office. and from
the exercise Of the right of suffrage, and held
the State to the terms of loyalty. The Union
party recognized the difference between the
position of Tennessee and the strictly Con
fedeiate States by its selection in National
Convention of distinguished loyal citizen of
that State for the candidate for Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States Besides bad as
the temper OF portion Of the secesh OF len
nessee may be, the state Of public sentiment
therefore is preferable to that of the loyal
Sta,e OF Kentucky.
We recorded it as unfortunate that Tennes-
sec was not admitted at the very opening Of
Congress, and still hold that the propreties
and expedieucies OF such action counterbal-
anc9 far away any benefits to he derived from
adherence to any general rules or theory in
re gard TO the status of the States in rebel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11


when he married an accomplished lady in that
city and afterwards removed to Buchanan county
In this Stato His 'discarded lady friend" in
Penn sylvanis imme 6ately moved to st. Louis, on
hearing of his marriage to another, and has been
watehiI him closely until short rime agn, when
she commenced suit against him in Buchanan
county, for breach Of promise, laying the dam
aces at $4,000. 1t certainly promises to be an
interesting controversy, as neither party is dis
poaed to yield OF compromise.
The lady has retained Hon. James F. MeCor-
mick, o. Pennsylvania, Col. Gee. W. Stephens, Of
Hannibal, Missouri, formerly Of the firm of Nc
Cormick stephens, in Pennsylvania. Arthur B.
Wilson, Esq, Of Hannibal. No, and formerly res
ident of the same town of the defendant in Iowa,
and one Of the leading lawyers in ST. Louis II is
reported the defendant has retained the services Of
Hon. l.. T. Pinkam. Col Simon 7. Metcaf and
one of the leading lawyers of 81. Joseph. Wetrust
the West will be spared the disgusting revelation
OF case more appropriate for Eastern gossip
| Shelbua Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
W HAT LIVE FOR.

live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and true,
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too;
For all human ties that bind me.
For the task by God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
Ana the good that can do.
live to learn their story
Who suffered for my sake,
To emulate their glory
And follow in their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs. ages,
The noble Of all ages.
Whose deeds crown history's pages,
And Times great volume make.
live to hold communion
With all that is divine,
To feel that there is union
TEixt natures heart and mine;
Topro6f by affection
Reap truth from fields of fiction,
Grow wiser from convieiion,
And fulhll each grand design.
live 10 hail thai season
BY gifted minds foretold,
When man shall live by reason,
And not alone by gold
When man 10 man united,
And every wrong thing righted,
The whole world shall be lighted
As Eden was Of old.
live for those who love me,
For those who know me trne,
tor the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too
For the cause that lacks alsistanoe,
kar tie Ht0ng that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that | can do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

judicial Salaries,

This subject, upon which we have before
had occasion to speak, is. 1t will be seen by
our Des Moines correspondence, still before
the legislature 1t is an important one. The
people can well get along without many things,
but they can not get along without good, com
petent, honest faithful, hard working Judges
! lie present salary for District and Supreme
Judges is disgrace 10 the State and unjust
towards the ncumbents. Thirteen hnnuted
dollars year for District Judge. and ST.,
500 for Supreme Judge, each Of WHOM pay
more than $500 for travelling and other neces
sary expenses, and also an income tax upon
it! It is not as much as a County Clerk, Re.
corder and Sheriff receive. 1t is not as much
as will secure the services of an honest and
competent ticket agent, or q good book
keeper, or clerk IN u store. Such policy Is
both unwise and unjust
UnwiSe, because there will be floating and
sh fling Judiciary each incumbent will hold
hold the Office for year or so and then resign.
They are already beginning to do so; and viii
do so generally unless the Legislature raises
the compensation above the starvation point
Other States recognize the wisdom of paying
Fir and just salaries TO their judges Massa
,huselts pays her Supreme Judges $4,000;
New York $4,000: Ohio, So 900; Missouri,
Ind ana. 81, 500; Pennsylvania, 3,400. The
experience VI iDtee states SHOWS lnaI q nlE-
gardly policy will not secure and retain the
lrst class talent
Unjust, because State has no right to cut
off Judge from all other employment and
then to demand that he should work for it for
less than one-haf what the same services will
secure in other employments in the line of his
profession. Legislators should understand
that the people do not complain of fair and
ust compensation to the judges of these
Courts. but expect that it will be given. for
that is true econonomy A poor Judge dear
at any price.
"Wastefulness is the sting Of taxation y
not necessary and Just expenses, such as the
salaries of our Judges. To ask District
Judge, with the present prices of living. to
serve for less than $1,000, or q Supreme
Judge for less than 50, 500, is unreasonable,
and speaking what we know to he right, we
hope to see liberal spirit manifested and a
wise policy pursued by the Legiature.-
Ddrenpor Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

MARTIN HsIsEY, ofBurlington, was nomi.
mated for Warden of the Pententary on the
fourth ballot by the Republican caucus Of the
Legislature.
1t is hardly possible that the doctrine Of
rotation can give us more efficient and
faithful officer than our friend f. A. Layton,
who has discharged the duties Of his position
SO admirably for several years past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

BIsHoP SrALEY.-A notice appeared last
week IN the Church Journal Of this CITY. that
there would be IA special communion at
Trinity Church on Thursday. the -. of
March. for the Bishop q Honolulu and Lis
clergy, vie ve,- 10 leave the country on that
aay. The morning papers inform US that
this service was performed By Bishop Potter.
Bishop Coke. and Bishop Oiee of tennessee
And so the Bishop too, bis departure. The
statement IS added that ''the Bishop Is an
Enslishman by birth. but is natnralized
suhiec, Of King Kamehameha. His project
Of sending out missionaries 10 his important
diocese has met with much announcement.
Secretary Seward himself faYoriug Ills pro-
ieet.
he most abundant proof he's been placed
before the American pubic .lat Mr. Saley
ven. 10 the Sandwich Islands as an English
emlssary to promote the interest Of England
IN antagonism to those &c the United States.
a. a preparatory step toward giving 10 Great
Britain the control OF that important key OF
the North Pacific Ocean, while Louis Napo-
leon was possessing himself Of the .kev of
the continent in Mexico.-N j, Ere. Post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

I EGAL NOTfCE-To James E Bruce and
4 Sarah r"cr ton RIOS 10. Duv II Keighl-r
Co Nilisr, Ma, hen Co, Emma wIs MS tx euttix of
Hcu William, deceased, Abbott, Johns n Co, Hnah
g ok state of Iowa TOR h OF the scheoi funl
Collins Executor OF the Est-te Of A rick deed
Cummins, Sc man Co. Alex Wray 4 Co. harles Bn h.
Lind Br = Co. William ohuer and II omas -v an
WICK Fxecuor OF The Estate OF Louis Tindel deceased
Geo q +hderron, Brown aoddAb Co, John rarson L
Iohn-on. E1e.n Of tn Estate Ben Johnson de-
cea.e ed RHh-rd psies, Milton Pvl and u g pyi-:
There Is now die in the ofc- of the Ceik o. the
District Court OF Lee county, Iowa. at o. Madison the
pet tian of hugh -a"pl-, claiming against james
Sruce the sun of thonsatd dol ars, a romi
note executed by him for 5000 Jsnus 9Th, 1876 and
against all tue defendants mortsAee
eucated by sad Brnce to pltintf 4 raid not
tweutyf et ont by hun led fee deep Of lois
81 ard TIVE in hlock twenty nine in the city Of
k.oku. l. cyunty Iowa
Aud uniess yon a pear and answer said ptt
ton before the -cohd day at Of the May
term. 1855 Of all curt, commencing the thie Non
VI " ud& ment will he r-nde ed and the prop
ett, orderrd I, he sod. RANKIN 4 cRARY.
X stamp. so cts. Auys for Pia ntif.
f.b22d!w-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

1HE latest farmers visitation in Central
Ohio is an increase in the field mice. which
have never before been seen in such numbers.
They are very destructive to the orchards.
and II IS estimated have ruined over 5000
trees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

The returning heroes Of the war come back
now at unfrequent intervals, and few remain
behind. The Sd Michigan cavalry were last
week at New Orleans, ard about to start for
home. \ Nashville paper notices the transit
homeward Of several detachments of the ssh
illinois, Just mustered out OF service. The
lst Iowa cavalry has just arrived home, after
q longer term of service than any other regi-
ment from ths State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

The Pennsylvania Cuon State Convention
nominated Gen. Geary for Governor, pass.
ed resolutions approving the position Of Con
gress on the reconstruction issue. and con
demning the course of Senator Cowan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

EGAL NOTICE-To James Savage
- ALI am ohm.r aud Thomas Sws wick, Ike aior-
of ouis 2ipdsi, decAssd: There is file In the
oc. Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county
iowa Fort Madison. the tition OF Hugh Sample,
cla ming ofJ,m+- savage a jutgm-nt for the SUN
thrty-even hnnd ed aud do lar, aud thirty -one
.iih int. and cos. AMI cl-iming 70 o-ur
martg .ge eeuted by lid Savage paiutif. on
part OF 10 lsst AID tS civ in block thir, five the
city II + teku~, Lee county Iowa
And unless you appear and snswer said petition on
bef h- second day st Of the May term. s66,
o. said urt rom ,eneing the third Mond II Of said
h. judgment will be- rendered against you and
the property drrvd to be sold.
RANrINk cRsRv
Rev stamp 90 c's Attys for III.
febs2d4w- thu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11


TERRIBLE lgAGnY.--A horrible tragedy oc-
Cured in Bedford, Indiana. on the night Of
the 9Th. 1t seems that Prof. ] Madison
Evans. in regard to whom there was some
scandal a short time since, had sedncea
daughter Of DR.. Benz. Newland The Doctors
daughter had been off at boarding school
when her condition became so apparent tba,
she was sent home. where she confessed ali
to her father. The Doctor ok his pistol
aad one Of his dssecting knives, and went to
Evans house The latter was not at home
Asw.and went to hunt him. and found him in
TN street, where he shot him down, and then
cut him to pieces with his knife. Evans was
minister Of the Christian Church. and 3
man who at one time occupied high posi-
ton, and is well known as the author of a
work entitled The Pioneer Preachers of In
diana. he at one time occupied chair in
the Northwestern Christian University of In
disnapolis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

BIZ no other year in the past thirteen has
the number Of emigrants that arrived at Cas-
tie Garden IN 1865 been exceeded The total
nlmber for tbat year was 2o0,03l. Grand
total since ls47, 3,358.445.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

NOTICE is hereby given that Robert F.
boSsr. James Sn-ilvy, Smith tiAm T. A be [
CpanEhlf, Edsard kilinnrbr. urn L5ve, vii ia
Paftfron, Cam bell Pr K Rois.ri 4 Gilmore lamb
den Bnel Hi u leighton gu art Coasfpek vii lam
Br1wn~ll, userg+ - tiasns In II liar i-on AMIR "
vi kirsan, Ito atio toslai X, 'thn fieeLorn
AMI PAiIck 8hbons ef the county 81 Lee state
lows, has orgtu.z 4 thea sslv.s ii those ho niay
here Fer hs associate With them into esrarsts
81 joint stock comp ny. under tn 3~- Iosa reia
ung saeh oIganlEatioLs. IN the nam and tile of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
NOW AND THEN.

To refresh the pure minds OF the Democ-
raey By way of remembrance, we republish
,he opinion Of the leading Conservative or
gan Of New York. editorially expressed in
1855 and 1866. viz:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
The ktOsuk Eire4 4MariseIn.uraate Company

The principal place of business Of the Company is in
the city of X. .uknk raa
The natnre % the business b. transacted tv the
Company Is that 0f Fire Ihand and &C, Marine u.
he a,Bount OF Capita Stock auth rzed Is vive lun-
dre 1ho sand Dollars divided into sharrs Of ete fen
dfe Doilsrs b. ten ptT cent abb i. L. pail IT
the time Of sutser ling sud Ne given cr-
ber in favor OF the Compsny for the hslane- o the
amonpt subrcri'.d Tue Cir pany commence bust
when Que hantred Fh0u.AnI Dollars shall be sub
rbea and Paid as above.
The cooperation ced on the sixth day OF Feb
ruary. ireS, -pd l. to csHfi' twenty Nears
Tie business Of the C3fnpa Is u be nanssAi ey =
Boar q Dir.ctors hieh NH may be- Increased
u 'hirte-n who empoue lect e.ident ire
President Secretary TT, asur,r and u b oti.r frer-
and Agents may be tn hn.i,,
fth- Company The annual elections for rrrtos are
10 be hell the SECOND .uesdsy ia Jahuart each
year
The largest Of indebtedness 10 which the Com.
pany ia ~ be subiectt Is tvohrds Of the amount Of
th4 capital stock paid
The private property of the kholders il exempt
from iIhiiity for corporate debts
VIII nm Pa'tetsan Rob It Power Edward XII.
bourne Campbell Pc K, Jarles NJ h. lIey Albert L
nutble taury Love, vi tam Prov selt a. smiii
utmi were elected Iir ctors until the next
annual eico in
A. meeting of the Direcors the following officers
elected:
RaRERr y RNwER Pr stdent
JAMES NJ SHELL Y. 1iee Prest
HENRY x L0yR T.e surer
LIZ us ADAMS, S4ctetrry.
feblo ROBERT ii GILM IRE. Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

WHAr was pompously called an interna
tional wrestling match, between one Prekett,
American, aud Mitchell, English, for the
ctampio iol>hip of America, took place at
Pittsburgh, q Tuesday, for 81 900 side. 1t
is oonsoiing to our national pride that Mitchell
fell under. The Pittsburgh Gazette says
s 500 extra changed hands on the result
We trust that no misaprrehension in the
English Minister'S mind may lead him 10
write letter about it to the State Depart
ment. The Gazette says it was fair throw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
'
y. DENNISON.

Postmaster General Dennison. il will be
remembered. was ere cs tue .ou. members
OF the Cabinet who sustained the recent veto
message. Secretary McCulloch who also
sustained the veto, is equally interested in
the success Of Governor Smyth and other
Union Republicans in New Hampshire, and
there will be strong delegation OF voters 90
from here 10 cast their votes at their legal
residences in the Granite State his does
not look much like selling out the North to
the Copperheads, as has been charged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

WANTED, ,AGENTS-(Ma or Female
tap clay $50 pr w-s k at their home In |.
light and honort tle bu.ine $ Any per.. having 4 "
uts daily 10 spend wi 6nh this good p yiug busi-
ness Aafress, ssud ng stamp, for full parii urrs r.
Lockwood, Detroit Nj higan. rnchod6t wilt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

ihe Massachusetts State military ball at
the Boston theatre, On Monday evening, was
great event. About a thousand connie
attended, and swelled the receipts to sl5,-
600. The net proceeds are to be devoted to
the aid OF deserving veterans and their fami-
lies in the good Commonwealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11
From tha worl1 q Marcl,

From The NOrif - March
eth, Is )
"The dr1uI,ua / beast
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gate cf the Y man Empr
rsfs, rai-e hi- IA re u tle
digHit. pf a,rus Ian ot-
n e thst - 'oTm i4r-ps
b "a i.-e' G'l'-d ''yth gr at
ei v6 rjnfS hui -tat -uan
II III Republic tn 'ci ic-
a Il Cato a-sihy ih NIGH
y Ju ia him.e f. The c ~
81 hip sw &C freely ufcre
di-xrac q Nv that scsndel
nu~ tr n acti n. than IL :
Nice pre' den y ~ ~ late
el stion o. Andr " ] hn-on
That thce has been a oruei
IN nstt-r'ia = ~ ~, talents
aid e osnr hm n's o.
Ada ami J flrr-ou eli :
I o sni Gerry, C4ih IN and
Va. Blfen, ant nov : Sc
u Fl led ly ms lnsolsm
drpntel br,tte IN coiardri-
san rii lrioo, ereu CaliqH-
las horse lcls rcsJectG he =
fr the poor Auim ! I'D 20.
al - III WhnsEure Ard
I q ink thai only one fsail
life o. Il. p. Nv q His faso-
i.tf, ciounish drllrl-ard and
IN pr-~ifenry Nav oi
bless a'd spare Aprahsm
Lincoln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-11

MRs. KAssox is the daughter of Mr.. FL
lot, member Of Congress from Massachn.
sets; and the divorce from her husband is the
lamentable conclusion Of a love match. Il is
said that Mr. kasson, while French teacher
in the family, wooed, won and ran away with
the daughter He made no resistance 10 the
divorce which has Just been decreed at Des
Moines.