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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-05
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AN "A N arnine and Instruction for Young Men,
Iito. Uiseaiee and Abuses which progtrAie the Vi
M poveis, with sure means Of relief. Sent free
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1IomOved arom his ola dDflce.

DIR. A. b, WILLIAMS, West broadway, nea
HiEhIstFest, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
or seriesOf years tothe trea mont Of certain pri
ya.e diseases. He may be consulted ct his ofice-
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank
chQAi05m YAN
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arms.
Thomas Newbiggins sworn: Was at my
farm near Fort Erie the 1st of June; as
they passed they took some of my horses I;
requested my son to go to the Fenian camp
and get them; he returned. The prisoner,
whom he had met at camp, represented
himself acting as chaplain; prisoner said he
had not a great deal of influence among
them, as he was Protestant and most of
them were Roman Catholics, and that he
was no Fenian, but only came over for the
purpose of restraining them from licen-
tiousness. He asked me ii my horses were
valuable. replied they were. He said,
would you give twenty-five dollars
to get them restored? We then went to-
gether to the Fenian camp, when he sug-
gested the propriety Of asking the princi-
pal ones to supper. Not desiring their
company In particular, he took upon him
self to do so, and General O'Neil, Colo lel
Starr, Captain O'Leary and prisoner walk
ed to my house to supper. They then gave
me the orders produced In court, which
read as follows: First June--Let no man
touch on this estate. By order of Colonel
Starr. Endorsed by ID. L. Lumsden, his
chaplain" He told me the Fenians had
one hundred thousand men in Canada. [
told him would give him a friendly ad-
vice, that he should clear out of this prov
ince as soon as he could. He said he was
doing no harm, and only came over to re-
port matters.
Joseph Newbigglns sworn: Am a son of
the last witness. Saw him at camp riding
after dinner. was talking to General
0'Neil when prisoner stepped up and said,
"Come, and I'll make all right for you."
The FenianS took from us fourteen sheen.
which. they killed; they had some, but re-
his own house. While on the way the Fe-
nian sentry presented his bayonet and re-
fused to allow us 10 pass. Mr.. Lumsden
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.finaufiM anO Commercial.
Monseary Affairs.
Bytclegraph.l

By telegraph New York, April "a.
The Post says, during the past week there has
been betterfeeling in the Wholesale market, and
. good business has been done. Prices have
fuctuated and at the close nearly al articles
firm. Cotton has been fairly active, principally
for exports. The following il review.
Flour has been moro active, and with : mate
rial reduction in our stock prices Of new and
medium grades have advanced 10 70 30 cents per
Dbl. Wheat has been in aetive demand lN2c
better 1t the close. MHlers are not well stocked
and are the chief buyers. The serious injury to
the growing cropof wheat by frost, induces great
er frmness. Corn has been in brisk demand,
and with limited arrivals the price has advanced f.
a 6c1per BUSH, and the tendency is upward. Oats
have been active, the demand mostly for exports.
The price has advanced 495e per ibush., and is
firm at the close. Pork has been active, has fuct-
saleable and Isl firm. Bacon and lard have
declined and the price huctusted considerably and
closed quiet. Cut meats have been more plenty,
and has declined. Whisky, the demand has been
only moderate, but prices may be quoted a shade
frmer, CLOSING steady at &2,26! for State and
$2.3T for Western.
Sugar-Raw sugars have met with favorable
inquiry, the demand being from refners and the
trade. prices early in the weak we're lower but
toward the close improved. We quote. at lGs6p
lo.e for fair to good. refined were dull, and
closed heavy at l53tGl6c for hards.
Petroleum.--Wc have had very duh market for
both crude and refined in bond prices have gradu-
ally decreased and at close are heavy At 2atc for
crude, and 81 ts 39c for refined in bond.
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STRONG Charaeters.

Strength Of character of two things-pow-
err of will and power of self-restraint. It
requires two things therefore for its exist.
enc.-strong feelings and strong command
over them. Now it is here we make great
mistake; we mistake strong feelings for
strong character. A man who bears al be-
fore him, before whose frown domestics
tremble, and whose bursts Of fury make the
children of the household quake because he
has his will obeyed, and his own will in all
things, we call him q strong man. The truth
is, that this is the weak man il
is his passions that are strong he, mastered
by them, is weak. You must measure the
strength of man by the power Of those
which subdue him. And hence, composure
is very often the highest result of strength.
Did we never see a man receive fragrant in
suit, and only grow little pale, and then re-
ply quietly? That is man spiritually
strong. Or did we ever see a man in anguish
stand as if carved out Of solid rock, master.
ing himself? Or one bearing a hopeless
daily trial remain SILENT and never tell to the
world what cankered his home peace? This
is his strength. He who with strong PRESTON
remains chase he who, keenly sensitive,
with manly powers of Indignation in him.
can be provoked, and yet restrain himself and
forgive-those are the strong men, the spirit.
ual heroes.-Rer. f. ". Robertson.
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Tho 1taseS Of th0 III nAy1S -
Western produce dealsfs 40 not eonplaan, only
thatthe eommissions onse hasbsl 0feom II 80 cent?
aEs not equivalent 70 what ,35 pr bashsl would
-, or tie round fgurscf 81 Per barrel for hour
Most every description Of western prodne y takes
up on arrival Theirs ~ - sspln1. stssln. We're
peat what We have repeatedly said 70 the merchants
fssden and farmers Of the Weat send forward the
esntents Of warehouses, eranaEiss, sibs-thl
means u shipmsnt and forwarding ase abundant
Hssishts arc very low 1t this time. There hal
bsen shipments Of corn from here to New Yorl
q ~ low rate Of Is, 20 and 25c per sack. Yes
ssls are now leaving, port in ballast, going e
other places for employment. We regret to an
nounce such : position Of affairs. Three iarg.
hrst class vessels left port on Saturday last
without cargo. Is this the feast to which TIN
maritime interests of the world were invited
through the port of New Orleans?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

READY METHOD OF COMPUTING THE Srzr or
rHs Moos.-A mathematically and astronom.
lcaily inclined reader says in note 10 u. !.
observation furnishes the following data
from the late Eclipse, which occurred March
Both and S1st. The duration Of the Eclipse
was abost three hoara; the time from the
beginning Of the Eclipse until it began to be
total Was about one and one fourth kour.
Now, as the Eclipse was very nearly central.
these numbers may Be taken ~ proportional
% ~ diameter Of The Earth's shadow and
the diameter Of the Moon.
Dividing three by one and one fourth NJ
81 Two and two-ahhs The ratio Of IL Ham
nAor.
~ !, -. 3, u
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lRoS-PHospHoRus-CAL three best
S"o''" ion'cs, skiilfully and elegantly combined
IN an amber-colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and aecepta-
Die to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack L co.,
ZERO PAo.pAorated Eti1ir Of Cali.aya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of ROYAL Cal;sava
Bark, and each tcaspoenful contains one grain Of
Iron. e VI
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASwELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, ander 5th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by wilkinson. Bart.
lett 4 Co. mar4dAw-s wed, fri-eow
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HONE AT LAsT-It was only brief edi-
torial article that we sent out couple Of
weaks ago on the sea of journalism. 1t trav-
eled variously and found favor with our
contemporaries, one at least of them used
it editorally. Others used it with and without
proper credit We had lost sight of the wait
until it re appeared in orr columns yesterday
credited to one, Of our exchanges. We have
sent it forth on another voyge.
P. S. This is '.goak' on our cotempo-
raries.
P. P. s. Our sdevil," who has got an
inkling Of the matter swallows his face up
in his mouth in broad grin, and says he
"rather guesses the COAX is on u.s.
P. p. s. S. We have kicked the 'tdevif'
for his impertinence.
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Church Directory.

WESTA1NSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 81
On Seventh street, between Main and Blondeau Eervt<1
every Sabbath, at IL .. and p. m sabbath achool
atvA M Prayer meeting every Wednesday 1t I n p. m
CAAla, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. T. CHURCH-Ou Exchange
Street, between Third and Fourth. Preaching every
Sabbathas IL A. and 1t ~ r sabbath School &
~ Pm. Prayer meeting on Wsdneeday svsniues
JoHs bUReEss. Pastor.
UNITED PRBsBYTgRIAN- Hifth street, between
Milan and Blondeau. Services every sabbath 1t IL n
and ~ p. m. Sunday schoois1 an;
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
Services every Sabbath at II . n. and ~ h.
Sunday school an. In. CRfffKSDnH, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets: Services every Sabbath at II :. m. Sunday
school 9A.n. b. HABsAlI Pastor
CHATHAM SQUARE n. =. CHURCH Corner o. s.v-
Asd Morgan streets. Prsachine every Sabbath u
= =. = ana " p. n. Sabbath school q T. n Pubiic
frsyef AessiAg On Wednesday evsnings.
,. n. WAnms Pastor.
1mSf bAiIIef CHuncH--fAird street. S,<vee.
Osscert - AisA. DasAay gsAoel ~ . =. Yrsseh-
inS N .s 81 49, = =. Prayer nsssihe VI.
nesusy = u 2. = IT. w1sgovuA, I1ses9
, 0onas ~ ~ A .bssvSsa
1An.1 enDoa1A oehoUo - ~ - 1H.sr S.sSs7S p,
~ APEl sxDup. = - 9.s--]-- Z
~ Dee1 1ou1 aDou ~
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We are pleased to note the many improve
ments Of a convenient and identifying char
acter which our people are making to their
property in all parts of the city. Keokuk to-
day compares fayorably in the appearance OF
its streets, business houses and residences,
with any city of its size and age in the west.
Let the good work go on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

In MEMoRIUn.-We call attention to the
card Of Mr.. Bawden, Ornamental Stone cut
ter and tombstone manufacturer. Mr.. Baw
den is An excellent workman, has much taste
and artistic skill. We have seen some 6ne
products Of his labors in. Sculpture. To
those wishing articles in his line we COM
mend him for reliability, promptness, and
beauty and excellence in workmanship that
invariably gives satisfaction to his patrons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

Personal, were pleased to meet yesterday
our genial friend Mr.. Robert Ogden. He
returned from Chicago, and proposes, like
the sensible man that he is, to resume bnsi.
ness in this city. That is right. keokukians
needn't hunt up and down this terrestrial globe
for better place than this municipality for
it can It be found. 1t don't grow
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conneetic.t M.tuai Life Insurance &c
We CLIP the following trcn the New York Indep.,;

We CLIP the following from ths New York Indep.1s
dent ofeept 18th:
This Company ergssized In lsse on the mv'rsi
system with the vigil sno~ n advantage Of htnsfHg
d srftyi cost In the amount OF it ri
ness il IL the lsrg life Insurance company IN tie
country and with he exception Of one Gefman &C
nan the arges. The world Its accumulated capital
4 nearly 80 900 II has paid since its orgauxstcA
over 81 the families and CT eofs 81 deeess-e
members and has refunded s3,ooo,o1o 70 polie,
holders dividends surplus premiums Its pres ~
surplus over ~ 10000 from which the annraf difi
d-nd will be dec AIRED Ist OF Feo iext The number
of policies issued during the was 5s3 Its annna'
income 33 900 09 its 'or inter
at alone being ever half million, which more ihas
paid it. Losses for the year ending l.t November last
Prem these figures notion may be obtained OF the
immense done by the pany and Of the ed
vantages offered to insurers Fuller Particulars viii BE-
fou nd in in p another rolrmn. OF the
sdvant4 OF II is scarcely necessary to
say au,thn g this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhnrsfs
remars that no with a dependent family il Tree
from rernS4f his life il not insured In rot too strong
The duty Of r.urance being admitted the next thing IL
10 ind ,sfe and eihp company, aid The C'nneciieot
Mntuai is 10th
B. TRY Ercx Is the .g.p for this popular company
In ,hts eitx Gets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

CANNOT enterprising men be found who
will build up this season the burnt property
on the south side of Main street between I'd
and Sd. Business houses there would pay
handsome per cent Who will have the
first /?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

Nh. WV. BLoM, ofHeuletsc Blom, left this
morning for Europe. We wish him good luck
and much enjoyment while far away amid
the SCENES of his "fatherland.n
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH,
. chicago Market.

chicago Market.
BY telegraph CHICAGO. April IL.
FSuf-The stocks Of Flour very much reduced and
market ruirs very hrin At yesterday Asvance.
wheas--0pened quiet for No. spring at 81 20 aud
declined 81 25l asa bat after the coni Dispatch
from New Yo~k read on change the market rallied
to 81 2sl42l eo5.: No. sprng quiet at So, Rejected
whent 10 inactive
@42t Rejected at lo n for fresh receipts. closing
suppy but ,~, dull With light sale. Of No. &c and
Of Rej cited al iLc
oat.-Fisna ,4a27 fsr fresh receipt. Of No. l. and
2l,s for winter receipts Of No. lin store.
Rye-Firm No l. ts,xass freh receipts IN store, and
5se aaoa Ct winter receipts of No. at sic in
store.
BArey-In demand fer shipment 10 eincibnst and
sale. OF iso ooo cansdan 10 80 to that market
81 o. Domestic Barley ranges from 25a Csc.
seeds-Tinoth, Seed sc per bnsh. lower and les.
active At 81 O. T.. IL medium choice Clover
Seed is quiet s. ss96 % Flax Seed hrts quiet
at 8. 6a4l2ss
Irish,s-Flrm aud higher, vessels hoiders g-ner-
ally asking SIC f,r Corn TO Burao. We the H.
easernent vessel. at Sc for Banse lse Tor
Corn to Ohio, and I$sc for Uhe.t FROM Milwaukee
10 os~ego.
Psovi..ons-Quist but frn. Mess Pak is .tcsdy IT
SIS Is.
Lard-In active de nan3; Steam rendered TX.
Beef c.,tle-sieady at 81 50 80 ~ for common 10
choice grade.
Hogs-Eastsr at Is soG2 IS.
sssep-sh.sred selling at - 5oSi - and "a,
wool Sheep at = oass 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

PHILLIPS l. Kerr are now receiving their
spring goods, bought at extremely low prices,
and will be sold correspondingly low. If
you wish to buy goods cheap and save money,
don't fail 70 give them call. If.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The Northwestern Packet Comp any
elegant steamer Northern Light, sunk near
La Crosse recently. She is in fifteen feet
water and it is feared will prove total loss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The fourth and last session, Of the present
year, of the Keokuk classical school will
commence on Monday next April 10th.
W. w. JAMESON,
Principal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

SIs woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SpEERs WINE. 1t Is an admirs
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erenee to old Port Wine. II is worth q trial and
Sives great satisfaction. Oct y ON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The Hamilton Freeman says that Hon. A,
W. Hubbard, in the sixth District has mott
fed his friends of his purpose to be can,
didate for reelection to Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

Ir will be seen elsewhere that the three
lodges Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fel.
lows in this city, are making extensive q.
rangsments for the celebration Of The 47th
anniversary on Thursday, the 10Th inst
Grand Sire, Isaac n. Vsitch, will b present
and deliver N sddrem. This win b The 6rst
visit sv~ mads b. IL Grs.d Giss b ~ 49,
e low9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

ATTENTION LADIES Miss A. King invites
her friends and patrons to call and examine
those :" loves Of bonnets' open for public in
spection on Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

MERCHANTS will find at Kramer, l. Irwin
Co., fine stock of goods at low figures. Be
sure and give them call. [aprll-2Ot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

We counted at one time yesterday fifteen
large hocks of Wild Geese moving South
ward, indicating an approaching storm. ac-
cording to the theory of the oldest inhabi-
tant. So look out for squalls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

THs total amount Of securities held by
Treasurer Spinner for the circulation Of National
Banks, and the safe keeping Of Government de-
tories of public moneys, are $3s4, ~, 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

THE Buffalo Co~risr Of the 10th inst, thus
alludes to the failure Of the Bank Of Exchange
In that city:
E. s. Rich's Bank Of Exchange, IN this city,
closed ito DOOR at half eleven o'clock yester
day forenoon; and the proprietor Of this indi-
vidusl bsnk has been compelled to suspend pay
ed by large investments in manufacturing enter
prisss--which have failed to prove renunerAtiva.
The notes Of the bank ase, Of course, Secxrsd,
and will be redeemed either in this city or in
Albany. The whole liabilities Of the hank do
not exceed 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

WAGONS containing dozen or more fami
lies passed up Main street at an early hour
yesterday morning bound, we were informed,
for the interior Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The Union men of Muscatine held 1
jubilation meeting over the re-passage Q
the Civil Rights Bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The Davenport papers give the packet fare
from that place mp and down the river.
They are:
TO St Louis, cabin, $1,000 deck, $500;
to St Paul, cabin, $500 deck, 5000.
The price of freight at present is Zoe per
100 pounds.
The established rate for deck hands and
roustabouts is from $50 to $50 per month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

The rural districts we're well represented
on our streets yesterday, and business ap
peared to be very lively throughout the whole
city,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

| in ropad NUMBER, and naking no very aocn-
rate correction for the variation Of apoges
and perigee, Is Eve thousand two handrsd
and City miles. Dividing this By two and
two-ffths We get two thousand one hundred
and eighty seven miles, for tho diameter Of tks
Noon, which differs from the real diametez
| by only about twenty-five miles.
LITERARY NorIcEs.-We are in receipt Of
that popular ladies' Magazine Cooley Lady
Book for May. The Pet Of the Common is 4
very attractive steel Engraving. The FASH
ion plates and cuts and the reading matter
will all invite attraction. Published by L. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia. $500 per annum.
Also, its rival for the fairer sex, The La
dy's Friend for May, with its excellent IL
Illustrations and usually varied contents. Pub
lished by Deacon and Peterson. $3.50 per
year.
BLAcKwooD for March contains: "A Re-
ligious Novel; Sir Brooke Fossbrooke /; Me-
moirs of the Confederate War; Reform Of
the Bank of England Miss Majoribank's
Cornelius O'Dowd The Position of the
Government and their party.
The EDINBuRc REVIEW, for January, has
full and inviting list of contents. Pub
lished by Leonard Scoot 4 Co., New York.
81 per year: or Blackwood and the -Four
Ouarterlies SIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

WE don't wish to be partial, but Curtis
certainly have beautiful stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. tt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

NEw YopK, April H.
do pfa loa do 'c5 losl ssos I'd series, lecs 90 Sd
lools No. 9. 49,. o NJ Cert 2s... ~ a2sss; Erie
72l4. Hudson 1886 Reading 1916 Nv rfi 55i4
li9.
Etock market unsettled, Money easy
Foreign Exchange closes with active demand at
1875 5los
At the o'clock open Board the following were the
principal sales Canton b2lz; Quicksilver $40. Erie loi
Ms;e7a: cieve Pitts f5s1 Cleve Tol lo3l Chic
1lal+ Chic N 2oIS do I'D IS.
Business 1t the once CT the Assistant Treasury to-day
follows Tosa, receipts $ai5 ,d53, 500: Of which
100000 for customs; and account Of loan So;
COO gold notes 81 452 OOo pa, $50 la
Ss, o32, ses, $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

FaEp. DOUGLASS engaged to speak at o.
kaloosa last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

It's said that Curtis have the prettes
styles of prints in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15

| New Orleans Market.
/ MES ORLEANS, April H.
Cotson-Quiet; sales 1900 bales receipts to-day 2s.o
bales.
Sugar, Flour, OATS Pork, Bacon, Hay and Tobacco
changed. Corn $500.
| Sterling 33t5. Francs 425; Gold 26l@.
| Preights unchanged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15
81 Lnnia Market

I st. LOuf9 Market.
By Telegrsph.l ST. Louis. April II.
/ Flour and Wheat unchanged. Curn advanced Sos
Oats irmer: 50 aSt
/ Provisions and whisky unchanged.