The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-18

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EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-The Rev. H. w.
Woods, having accepted the call to the Rec
torship OF st. Johns Church in this city. will
preach his Introductory sermon on Sunday
morning. March 18th. Services in the
morning at II O'Clock and in the evening at
u O'Clock Ct
The executive committee of the Grand
Lodge Of Iowa, l. O. G. 7. has employed
W. S. Peterson, of Des MONIES, editor Of the
Temperance Platform, as public lecturer Of
the State at large. Mr.. Peterson has entered
upon his work.
Ma. GILMORE informs us that he is advised
BY Judge Springer that special terms of the
Lee County District Court, will be held at
Fort Madison for one week, commencing the
third Monday in May, and at Kcokuk for two
weeks, commencing the fourth Monday in
May. *
Nor 4 DoxINo.-On our honor. not. Not
the garb of gay masquerader, nor any part
thereof Not the terrible deaths head which
in DeQuincy's German tale so affrghted the
pleasure seekers. Not any kind Of play;
not the singular Of dominoes; not the dative
or ablative of domiases-only the vocative of
the latter, and we are certain that terminal o
should be ., else would not so accurate Latin
scholars as the elder Butch have called their
venerated minister Domino. 1t was the types,
of course, else were it - goak'
OUR friend J. R. Buckingham, showed us
yesterday some splendid impressions Of seals
and cuts, the products OF his skill as an en-.
graver. They were very fine and show
high degree Of ingenuity, taste and nice work
nanship. Mr. Buckingham prepares seals,
wood cuts, etc. to order, and in such manner
as to invariably give satisfaction. His card
is on the inside Of our paper.
COLD and disAgreeable day was st. Pat.
rick's. Having so venerable tutelary saint,
whose guardianship Of the Emerald Isle has
been BY an official tenure reaching Through
the centuries, the weather should have
been better; but the fitness of things is illus.
trated, for is not Feuiana also in furry !?
Demonstrations we're held in other cities, but
the Brotherhood here had no public celebra-
ton.
TRlNBLE, Dan. Miller, Amos Harris, Pat.
Shepherd / Co., resolved themselves into
the loyal people Of Van Buren, county, and
held johnson ratification meeting 1t Keo-
sauqna last week. The Court made . speech,
and Amos made speech, and Daniel F.
made speech, and then the faithful "Where.
as-ed' themselves and "Resolved' them.
selves unaninously, and did Mt, for . wonder.
declare the VA . failure, but seemed to
think We've killed a BEAR They we're in
favor Of Andrew Johnson and Mr.. Seward
and the admission Of the Southern deleea.
ton, and are . sweet set of fossilized Con.
perheads.
swEARlxC BIsnoP.-At the recent SEES
sion ofthe Missouri Conference of the N. E.
Church, held .. Louis;sna, No, last week.
the presiding Bishop, Kingsley, one Of the
most progressive ofthe excellent and asdoubt
eddy loyal clersymsn, composing the Frisco.
pal Board Of the Church, appeared, took hi.
seat, and began the religious services Of thu
Conference. One Of the preachers, . vide.
awake fellow, happened to think tina. per.
haps the Bishop had not taken the oath nee.
essary 70 qualify ministers for duty under the
laws Of redeemed Missouri. And, consider-
ing moreover, that It would be nuts for the
rebels TO crack, if they could get the chance
to indict loyal bishop for mot taking the oath !;
ne stepped up 70 him4nd sid "Rishop, have
you taken the oath Of loyalty, required BY the
laws ofthis Statsr' mo" responded the
n'seop' Il never thought Of tha&" "well,'
rephed the preacher, '.yoa will Aavs 70 STOP
You cannot preside 10 this copfsreoce u.i;l
you take the OATH Every ~slkr IA L.
Bishop, II can soon Az Tia. ~ > A,a
%, calling upon presiding elder u IN 4.
place = BE ch1r, he ssepped aid. ..S
awaited The coming Of i oiBeer ~. 3. 4.
oath va administered, the Bishop re,,n.a y.
ssst, aad - has;nsss 81 IL Conf.rrp,. - -
cseded- -esnssh flsssssisg Z joyal R;iS y.
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