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SPECIAL NOTICES.
; NATIONAL UNION CONVENTIONS
ELECTION FOR DELEGATES.
HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES, [
AUGUST ~. 1866.


The NATIONAL UNION JOHNSON CLUBS or
THE SEVERAL WARDS In the city Of rhiiaue phia,
will meet on TUESDAY EVENING, Augusta between
the hours of and!0 o'clock t. NJ and hold an election
for Delegates, as follows:-
Each CLUB will eject THREE DELEGATES TO A
CITY CONVFNrloS 10 nominate CITY and COUNTY
OFFICERS, including candi idates Tor JUDGES or TaE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Two DELE3ArEs
TO A CoNGREs IoNAL CoSvnNTIoN, Two
DELEGATES TO A ABtpREsENTATIvE CONYEN.
TloN, and Two DEL EGATGJ TO A sLSAroRI ~
CONVENTION Tor the FIRST SENATORIAL Dis
sRICT
In the Wards which are embi aced in a Surveyor,
District In which candidate to be elected the Club,
OF said Wards will elect TWO DELEGAIES TO A
SURVEYORS CONVENTIONS; and in cases where
only part ofa Ward Is embraced in Congressional or
Representative District, there will be chosen ONE
DELtG to represon, che traction Of the Ward in
cluded in said District
The DELEGATES 10 the City Convention herein provided
for VIII meet on THURSDAY, tho 3Oth day of August
at p O'Clock at such places pro vdcd by this
committee, and OF hich due notice will be give
j. r. FLANIGEN, Chairman.
B. SNYDER LEIDY' Secretary. tS225t
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The North Atlantic Telegram Projeet.-A letter
trom Copenhagen contains the following:-
Notwithstanding the success in laying the
transatlantic cable between Ireland and
America, the project OF uniting the Western
Continent with Europe by the Faro Isles and
Greenland has not been abandoned. One of the
directors of the English company which has
obtained the concession is at present in this city
to settle the final details with this GoYernmeRt,S
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fSR@ ICE.-APPLICATION HAS
80, 5e been made for the renewal q the following
drawn to the subscsbers order and stolen from his are
proof, June 8, 1866, viz. a.
City 8 per cent (newl, Nos l2462 1248, l2Aei
IL 1856 Germantown Bank, Nos, 1897, 99l l9i Common
wealth Bank No. 80; Arch st Theatre. No 243i Point
Breeze Park, No l6; Gap Mining Company No. 6I9
All penons are cautioned against receiving the same
el6 mSnf CASPER HEFT,
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DRIVATE SCHOOL FOG BOYS. IN THE
l PHIL DELPIIIA CITY INsTI UT g, \. E. corner
OF HI SMUT and EIGHT EN- II streets. re-oDans
MONDAY, September 10. Entrance rIGHTEETIH
street. Is 22 lml l. BARROWS, PRINCIPAL
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~" THE PEMNNsYLvANIA M FIRE INsUR-

h493 RE SURH DEP AR 7 MENT
80 AUGUST IL. 1856
pos Of Temporary Loan other than those Issued Ior
clearinghouse purp0ses that the Treasu Department
s prepared TO redeem the presentation at the
various Offices from which they were issued with ac-
Crued interest thereon at the time presentation
between ths date and August 26 and tfat after the
latter date interest will cease on such certificates.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH
AIS lot I'd EecretarV OF the Tresanrv
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f~4251 THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COM
on,, mttee OF Penus ly9nla, TO the Patriots oil he
mon tate entiai Committee Of Penns lvania sen
and extend TO III hearty welcome on the occ IsiSn
Of theiI meetnI IN this city AOnday tho Sd day Of
aistOEy tor furnishes no parallel to the cour
o. The Rebellion 10 the end, fought the good night aud
question to be decided is whether LOYALTY ia IN no
6& and punished in th persons OF patriots ike
Of lie guilty authors and agents OF the Rebellion Sba
the loyal masses or the baed and defeated trsIF rs
italy concerned and our outhern compStro "S ,vs
Ismc lyev TUNED towards the SPOT whence he Great
Ia ter Oi American Liberty first OiOnlauasf aud
mopo within the sacred shadows OF ndepon tence
inat mn tai creed and TO axe counsel with their
On behalf Of the loyal men of the Co commonwealth OF
Fenns! yana, this Committee hereby prateul y ex cni
SoutbeIn States All who Come will Ibe rsoeyed Win i
oI,n arms and warm hearts.
cordially ana earnestly nvtd t. come here and honor
Z occasion With their presence. and ENABLE al to
coiei ogcther upon tho present and future Of im-
p,rl eu county
RON other ta es send delegations here on this inn
noTont an occasion not 70 SIT N Convention ont to cheer
BY order o, the Committee.
FIR JORDAN, Chairman
THr, CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN UNIo SIsrS
M Of aSs PeGR gGS 20 e sng' % h9
civ OF the Sd Of septembcr The SaanaI Union n !ut6
q This c, INVITE deleg tes they arrive to cal at
cr The Glib @ their socs af@ at he h0sstSF ss OF
tbc Conycntlon as Headquarters Governor A j. Hamil
ton Cf Texas, and rho as J Durant. Of New OF cans
have already registered their Sl7HI
fe55@ AT A MEETING OF THE UNION
waro nP ~ s ene Of q" to ly
tie Hal Of the MantMa Hook and Ladder Company,
FOIueth str near BrldEe The Ollo wing penremon
We're elected officers or the ensuing year:-
q. o PItRSON President
dents '' va Aooi-
Erastus PoulsOn Treasurer
n, f. tOkCS. secretary.
he olowing preamble aud resolution were unanI.
moGSY ado tied an ordered be Du ublishcd =
whereas AnfIew johnson Presden- OF the United
states mas made issue with the Union party of he
nation which elevated him 60 position which he
now occupies:
AID whereas His presert conluc in removing rom
OF ce . who oppose what he ulCased to cali wy
Polity making the brcach wider every day; there
FORE '' ~
Resolved, That the Union citizens of .ha Twenty
fourth Ward In order hat there be no disensions
in our tanks during the coming poll ioal Campaign de-
care That all who support tho President in his poIy
for restoring Rebels and RebeOua sta es to ali civil
anc political privl ges, though the 70 had been no
Rehe Ion WHO endorse the proceed ngJ of tie CON
venton held IN This city the 4th inst mt 10 be out
side OF the Union narv In league with Copp srhea is
and Rebel sympathZers.
MUEL c. HUEY, Vice President
-. ". STOKES, secre tarT 824lt
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HAppY.-Ihs editor of tho McCregor
.Neos was At Dss MONIES and hsard Gov.
Stones InspguraI, which pleased him
greatly. Hesr him: .r-1 vf0od 81: e.f.~
= =" Hallelujah! Jubilate, Amen! We
( have seen tho coming of the glory of the
Lord to the Capitol Of lows; and now
feel like saying IS Simeon Of old said or
another occasion, Nov, Lord, lettest
thoa thy servant depart 10 poace,' We
have seen what We came here to ses--the
inauguration Of an Abolition Governor
Of the great aud glorious Common wealth
of Iowa. We have heard him deliver
HE inaugural address. in language which
would do credit to Garrison for it's rad
icslism, to a. Parker for, its eloquence,
and to Beecher for it's boldness; and We
have heard its most radical sentiments
and boldest passages vociferously applaud.
ed by an audience aud a legisla, ure, =
large proportion Of whom we're soldiers.
end many of them, like the Governor
himself, democrats five years ago; and to
morrow we shall say good bye to Des
Moincs. with peace 10 our mind, joy 10
our heart sud glory in our soul"
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vhistvy ous of the Dsnosrssis phsfovs.
Il will cause them TO read more and
,nsks them more learned snd Intelligent
snd il Will mske our election dsys o
sober and quiet - school mesiiog; or :
church meeting on . week Day. The
srssy has destroyed slavery. sDd the dsy
tho people lot women vote. King Whisky
aud Ill HE suxiiaries of vice will be driv
en- like chsff before tho wind, from socic
ty. 70 morsf men, let women vote! "
Temperance men, let woues vote, sud oil
will be wen, for fsar We cannot suppress
iotsmpsrsnce snd crime in soy other way,
sud hence an for letting them vote,
sud il it does BOT do we'll We esn repeal
the Law; but it will never Be done it We
let them vots.' "sto" ~a4.- asF5@ ~..
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of aspeciai execution to me directed
issued from the Office Of the clerk of the Di>tric,
court in and for the county Of Cedar and State
of Iowa, in favor OF Commodore p. Fobes, aud
against Reuben Fobes, have levied upon the
following IroDerty as the property OF the said
Reuben Fobes, to.wit:
The north half az Of the southwest quarter ~
Of section five (5), township seventy.nine l79) OF
range one ~ west Of the 5th principal merid-
IAN in Cedar county. Iowa
And shall offer the for sale At public outcry at
the house door In the town Of Upton, in said
county. on Saturday the Sd day Of March, A. D.
1866, ut o'clock p Of sad day. satisfy said
cution and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 30th day Of January, A. D. 1865.
JOHN D. SHEARER,
n6w8s550 Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Per B. Wilhelm Deputy.
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Operations Of The Fenians in Ireland.
Tho Dublin correspo0dent Of The Herald,
aodsr date Of January 18th says: While
the Island il undermined BY the Feniaa
organization, no one seems to know when
to expect the explosion that appears IN
evitabls. Insecurity and alarm are the
prevailing feeling aud the opinion that
soms sort Vt premature outbreak is at
hand has grown ioto general belief At
no period since the organization Vas
founded we're tho followers Of Stephens
90 vigorously engaged 10 the work Of pre-
pairing for % appeal to arms At the PRES
sos moment. Il 10 certainly remsrks-
BILE !, synPtom that the puaisbmeut
ioaicted on convicted Fenisos, has re-
suited 10 ssader;ng them ten times more
rssoluts thas before. Dozens Of forges
are ago. thsoughout the city With the
work Of pike making. In hundreds Of
| csllsrs. gssrs:s, aud kitchens lead is being
.-~s i.t~ h-,t.ss, phs.s1s sd .espoDs
Of every description are being G,ted ID
aud prepared Secret meetings sre kciOg
he'd, instructions issued TO various brssch
organisations, sud the whole mschinevy
Of the conspiracy i being kept 10 rapid
motion BY countless numbers of cool de-
tsrmined men Hundreds Of Fsnisps
are pouring into this city from oil the
large towns Of England and Scotland -
Stores end lodging houses srs crowded,
and ths imprsssion now is that they are
arriving io obedience to the msndsts is
sued month ago to tho Brotherhood OF
England and Scotland. Drilling - going
On extensively on hill aide and moor
Here and there throu ghost the country
glimpse are caught b. night travellers
VI huodreds Of men marching in military
array. or prseticisR drill -x.rcises ,',
The disciples of Feni.uisa, among %
are making every, preparation 10 shsir
power for 40 immediate appeal /, The
arbitration fths sword The Govern
nsss l. fully alive 70 the dangers 81. ~
sitsasies. -Detsstiyes are on the sisfs.
dsy sud night, and willy msnbsrs ere
lsvi.hsDG gold for il fsfmasies. ,Tbpir
setisny the psse, week. has been lswaf6s
d With important diasoye.iss. :. !.
The .1sish. jath. 40 .1lliae lssA, 10
Isepssnhss !as 10 sRrsssi ~ 1ids
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I'D q iesss % ms6y more since Then, By
tho police. 10 every corner Of the Island
ssisieg apdimprisoning ia still going on.
Sligo, il appears, 10 one Of the points %.
vsrd. which the tide Of mys,s riou. stran.
gers With which Dublis 10 Inundated is
set ~ k,.pr ".,.u. y -, ~. bodied
"a have come i"so SIig" vi the
,,rs fortnight. and remained without
stensible business or livelihood. The
l:--, = VA no d;.-"~e.t inviting 70
esaSrn their, snspieions. Meanwhile
fresh bodies Of strsogsrs continue to
,rrivs. = =
A. l~nx,h th~' Seemed LOCALS dccidsd
% Esesios. o.. Wednesday ! detacb.
nest Of police visited various lodging
housss IL The toNs, sod Transferred q
imnigysnts 70 cells. Persons arrested
we're closely searched, bus nothine csl
culated % bring them ssdes the judges
attention was discovered. They we're
stili in Jail, aud double guards IRE pIscsd
upon the prison! Troops re being
forwarded % tho town snd district. - (
The town 81 Callss hes been searched fcr
stephsse, but he vss not found II il
believed b 10 not great wsys from,
Dublin D 90 t4@ .a,.' - & b"
A Fcsisn proclamation vas found on Z
Frniau usmsd Flood, urging preparation
Tor the ccmisg struggle. L1o' go ID
The HernlTs Toronto despatch Of ths
LIST inst. states that the Feuiso attsck on
the Csnsdiso frontier towns 10 hourly
expected, tha: the Provincial military
sro under arms IN oil directions, and
trains ere kept ready at that place and
Hamilton to trsospors troops to any re-
ouisite point. !, 4 1:je NO. 80
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E'itor ofthe Advcrti~r:-I notice an
article in your issue Of tho 18th mat
sign d''J c." on the Board aud Bridge,
i" which to attempts to eulightcn the
people Of C"dsr county on tho unimpor..
Snce Of bridge across Cedar River, 1t
G"wtr's Ferry, and Of the improper acts
Of tho Board to that end, which are not
fully correct. Aud he puff. Roper,
made By ons " 5. Chase, which dsserves
little merit. is windy, resembles Jug
handle, and Is barren of facts sought BY
the B,ard. TT which said committee
charged and received $50 And hs far,
Their says, the voters Of Cedar county, By
th'ir vote ia Oct l.st. ireided that the
bridge be bull, 1t Gray's Ford. desire
TO enligh,en the people how that msjori
y Was obtained Aside from Center
township, Covers Ferry had the msjori,
~, snd the vote ef .hst township wa
Improperly obtained. Tbs votes for said
township wero taken from the pristev 70
u. Ca" store, srd then and there,
For Gays Ford" written on them,
before distributed, thereby eassiog oil
voters not noticing i, NJ ,hss we're 10
different. TO vote for Gray's Ford. and
eau,inx those to change them vhe desir
ed to vote for G"vsr's Ferry. OF II.
| latter thevs vese 40. and ~ ~. S~...,
800, l,hink; and now he 10 tsntslisios
through the press, ,hst the people ve,~d
for Gays Ford, when have every Yea-
son to believe, bus for his impvops,
conducs with sid votes. Covers Fer,
would have had : majority.
| have hoard it suggested frequsutl,
that Ceutcr township and the city o.
Upton combined, wore too large and
s'rene far the balance af the county, on
aoe.l elections ,hisk I ace some force
il Il. sad vosld mske useestioa. Tbs,
80 much Of township 80 snd 81 sorth.
aud 2 vcss, % lies east Of tie center Of
section 8, IN sid sosaahip. not disturb.
Jog The boundsyies ef Roe hsstsr tovash;p.
Be made Two eisi! TOW oships. By The o.mes
II ----- end --, ssd the east lis&
Of Css. township b extended sos.h Il
Cedar River
~. G" sdv;ses thst q their LAST sss-
,isn the Board resolved. II &c. 600 shsl,
b ssissd 70 ,heis sstisfastion they will
attempt - bridge Oedss River osas
0e1srs Fry. 10 ssseslsses with fsr.
mss Sssslusics. believe sha Besvd on
isslised - % %. They sppeseists Tie
sessssity q NE bstaes sad lesls, q Ee,v
sssA y sse. asstSiee 70 hip tAsnss,vee.
a~a 4: = >.Al. o>.k g. 80
''psspb = cs1as soss,3 sid tAs1s 81,
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE The first section
Of Senator Crook hsm's uDiversal suffrage
bill provides thst shits women shall have
the righ. to vote. In . letter to the O.
k,looss Herald. Mr. G. thus depends thai,
feature Of hia bill: 4# .a.
THE 6rst section asts the Legislature
10. let the white woman have the right to
vote And Why 10 that necessary. it Is
asksdi The answer is this. Do you
vsnt 81 Rroesbops. gam bling houses, and
corrupt hosssa Of i'll fame bsnishsd from
the. St.sel Il % let: The, women vsts.
They viii sless men Who viii execute
the. lsvs. and leeisla1sss Who viii snsea
|h.s Tl.l Yill ksspk laRes. besr ont q
thS Republican platform and hing
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that my wife, Lydia Anr
~ Leonard, has left my bed and board. without just
cause provocsti"n; and all per-ons warned
to trust or harbor her, will not dents tha
she may contract JOHN LEONARD.
Iowa tp., Cedar CO., Iowa, Feb. !. 1866. :n6w2
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him 20 ave boids; "To anS14 TIE
school Law % - 70 require the Secretary
ssd Sab Dissstors - sspere q the ssPs.
ration sf their tern Of of6ss, and the
upssin,esdsss . sepsst d che end Of
The following nssth." sd 10 yspssl thse
part sf shs lav which prohibisa sshss!
o@ssss s.es'viae soy pay; :Te repeal
chspser 81, lev ,sf shs Nists osssssl
Assembly" which eivsS Supervisors
power 70 ehssgs soussy bsssdsriss "Te
iasrssss The pay Of Township Assssser';'
"Ts provide fer acquiring titles to lsod
aslesisd Tor sites for sshsot houses, II
ssrt,io essss;'' To rseuists the ssssss--
rpsot of property in the eolleesion Of
tsxes :" ITO AZ the eoapsnsstios sf
referees, surveyors ssd sssisssoss n par
,isi.p ssses," and PER resssistisg The
chsrses Of rsilrosd sssneaoiss.
Two Bills having rsfsrssse 70 ~
s.rictipg the rsilrosds il this State, 10
their ehsrEes, hsvs been introduced |;
and there IL no doubt .thst one Or the
o'h.r. with perhsps sens nodi6casios,
~ill pass = -" y IL
The perfect ipundstion Of resolutions
~hish flooded both Houses for the frst
tvo 81 three weeks, has somcvhst sub
sided. Still few sre yet occasionally
is'redused, to crafty the vhim o. caprice
Of members Who can not 6nd any thing
mare imp"v,.n, - engage their .-ss'sss
facukies. IL NE 9er.se . rraclu.ios
wss introduced BY one Of The opposis,os
msnbcrs, snd, sfisr some discussiss.
adopted. It required the Governor 70
make . rrport, (Which Indeed the lav
reqnires him I" msks to the General
Assembly. snd which b vss bnsy pre-
psrine.) Of the extraordinary e1pesdi
'u,es provided for in Chapter SO. Section
q. laws 10th 9essssl Assembly. A
resolution 10 memorable Congress for .
grant Of lsud to aid 10 tho eoastruoiios
# thu low. and Missouri R.ilrosd va
referred The msmorisi ssd joint seso
,u,ibn sskiog for land grant BY Congress
- the Iowa aud Missouri STATE Liss
R,ilro.d Company were adopted.
A resolution wa adopted IN the House,
inssruc'ior the committee appointed to
visit the State University to inquire in
| - 'he csuss Of the reported loss Of ~,
964 - - the State Univer,ity fusd. -
NJ Darwin introduced . resolstion to
.sriks tho word "vhits" out Of the State
Constellation 10 several pisces, scocmp,
"i"d bys Bin referring the subject Of
the resolution to the next Gsn.ra. A.
'embly It Va. referred 10 the Commit.
'.s on judiciary Mr. Flanders iot,o
dnesd . resolusi"n declaring thar 10 the
opinion Of this General Assembly. the
States issely 10 rebellion shosld for SON.
time, renaia subject to . provisional
government Il vas referred to CON-
mitsss on Federal Relations. A rsso,u-
siou 10 ssks into eossidsrstios means fos
advancing the settlement Of those com.
ties which have no timber, VS. made the
special order for neg, Thur.dsy.
Mr. Maxwell Introduced . re.olutioa
to instruct The Com mi,tes On Constitu
';nnsi Amendments 70 inquire into ~.
rxp"diency Of striking the word " .sole"
"u' Of the article on sufrsee in the State
Con.titu'ion. Rsf-rred to ,h.t Con-
mi''es. Therefore your reader. will per.
c'ive thar tho r;ehts and privileges ~
the women ara not entirely ignored BY
this suguss Legislative Assembly.
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pROBATE NOTlCE.-Noti,e is hereby ven that
there 10 nov on file in the County Court Of Cedar
county, Iowa. the petition Of Ann Graham, Guardian
Graham, Minors ask NJ an TO sell the inter
est Of SAID minors in the following described premises,
to.w: The northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter and the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section twent. ave Of township eighty.two north
and range one west Of hp. aud five acres Of land
described - lot ave in subd vision Of lands lying In
lots ], and Of section eleven in said township
each Of said wards owning undivided third Of said
premises, enjsct e. the life estate Of said Ann Ora:
ham in one third Of the whole Of said premises Said
order is asked for the ground that the sale Of said
premises il necessary TO the support Of said wards
And the said petition is set for INA! hearing At the
March term, A. D. 1865, Of said Court.
&C. BETS, County Judge.
February 5th, ls66-n6x3
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$500 Reward

CULLEN from the undersigned. from their
in Upton. on Saturday niebt. Jsn.
nary 18th, 1855, th' snm of$l,5 o in greeubscke.
for the recovery Of which the above reward VIII
he paid; and a liberal reward win he tsid fof
information that y i'll lead to the discovery Of
the thi FER thieves. RACHAEL. BIRD.
Jan. 22d, '66. MATTHIAS HESS.
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If you want-Aay article Of Groceries
Crockery. Glassware, Mirrors, or Notions. ten
per cent. chesI er than can be pure hased else.
where west OF the Rver-go to the One. ice
and Resdy.Psy store Of
s's be-. H. H. ALDRN
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fyou have-Buttcr, Lard, Eggs Rags, Re.s.
wax, &c, tor sale you can obtain the cash OF
February sth, 1866. ALDEN.
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If yon want-pure Erie CO. Cider Vinegar,
n ~ Cts &c. oa..o.., SO 10
ALDEN'S.
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4 If you wnnt-Good Rio Coffee at 90 cts per
pound, you can find it at
ALDENS.
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If You want-Ciean new Salt in sound new
barrels, at 1915 per barrel, go to
--- AIDEN,S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29

NO'"''"VsG' SYg'aiss'f - ~ fRss8g'Ya sss % Il +,
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OF Al poets Burns vas, perhaps, the most
directly inspired. His poems did net rov-
Ike stelacities by the slow process Of accre-
ton Ike Adam, they had no childhood
they awoke completely. Burns produced All
his great effects BY single strokss. y hls
best things there is an impetus, . hurry which
gives one the idea of boundless resources.
To him song was the occupation Of : morn
ing; his poetic epistles drive along in fiery
sleet of words and images his Tam O'Shan-
ter was written in day-since Bruce fought
Bannockburn, the best single day 8 work
done in Scotland. Burns was never taken
by surprise he was ready for all calls and
emergencies. He had not only-like Addi-
son-a 200 note at home, but he had
to carry out the image-plenty Of loose in
tellectual coin in his pocket. A richer man
with plenty of money in his purse, and
able to get money out of his purse when
swift occasion requued-nature has seldom
sent into the world.
Born and bred as he was in the country, we
find in Burns the finest pictures of rural lite.
We smell continually the newly turned earth,
the hawthorn blossom, the breath OF kline.
His sheperds and sheperdesses are not those
who pine and make love in Already and on
Sevres china-they actually work and receive
wages, attend markets, hear sermons, go
sweethearting, and at times before the con-
gregation endure rebuke. The world he de-
picts is real world, and the men and women
are also real.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-24


THEATRICAr.-There WAS full house and
Z fine audience in attendance ut tho Atheneum
last evening. Mr.. Buchanan's conception
and rersonation Of "Jack Cade'' is excellent
and powerfully portrayed. Miss Buchanan
acquitted herself well As wife of Aylemere.
More intensity in portrayal would increase the
effectiveness Of her playing. We wish that
she would sometimes show that she can be
impetuous. She did we'll, however, through
out, and the maniac scene was finely and
touchingly performed, and made profound
impression. The other parts we're well sus-
tanned. The troupe is the best ono doubtless
ever before in Keokuk. Hamlet tonight
and the house will be crowded. You can Sc
cure box in advance by calling at the
Atheneum during the day.