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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23

Ia fopo - - - - Sod1oWt1e -
es 4. I. As5* "a "a,
2n5Sjl 1900 - ~ 0(y1
sna Hisjssiss - 80 n4h1Dv4 6JSrs1
smest ~, N 0edsdee u IN lefinn ~
human rights, ead without ye0ud, ~ eeelro;,
-as4i&Ad eeAsnfee 15d ped1lIkl1,s Inflicted ri
number Of yeasu9soIh CatAolic Church.
ses The cSpsscrsasd uisist<r;s Is % sel;aee1
sotdtrb 10 bosh aexsav and - t,lAsv vicussth
sssitutscns. That same 0ovsrssl1 az doee sno(
only Sppsess asde ontinusllY da0al hschsreh
BY issning orderS .1hisA ~ Aave epadSmu&@
fur heine icoBtnry 70 Ito aAayA Ofitvf or thil
church, but il has gone 90 FIR IN IL acts 81
injustice ssto dare 70 pvopose, xpf4Sse. ssscl
ton md promulgste i sscri 81 ona1aS. vAi.h
has, within lie own territory q wellsna In
one usurped by il, deprived the church of iii
of its property, 10 the great desesnent Of CIV
il society. and has appropriated II I'M iti ovn
use, and ordered the sale Of the sane. J. n
must be clear 10 erybody how ssniust And
cruel is q Aw which defes the irviolabls
right OF property which the church claims BY
virture ofiA divine institution, y lsw which
tramples on the right Of nature and oil divine
aud human rights generally, q 1aH BY which
great claims on the gratitude of Catholicism
and civil society, nBd the virgins consscrsted
to God, are reduced to the greatest misery
and TO hegaary. In this distress Of the church,
and with the overthrow of all riaht of the
church before us, we cannot assurediy remain
silent, for it is q duty imposed upon us By our
apostolic ministry to defend and avenee the
the cause OF justice with the greatest persey,
erance. This is the reason why We elevate
our voice in your imposing assembly and re
prove with our apostolic authority the law
in question. why va condemn il, and declare
it aonulled and without any value May the
suthors and evil>doers knov that they have
exposed themselves to the ecclesiastical PEN
allies and censures which the sacred canons,
the apostolic constitutions, the DEGREES Of the
general council declare ipso faeto 10 be inflict-
ed on those Who violate the rights of the
church and usurp its property. May they
tremble and be afflicted with sAlutary ave,
thase invetefate enemies lof the church may
they be convinced that God, the author and
aveager Of His church, will reserve for them
the seyerest and heaviest ehas.isenents unless
they sincerely repent and endeavor 10 stop
and assist IN repairing the wrongs inflicted by
Them on this same church. This is our most
ardent hope. and we most humbly pray to
tod that Hemay hear us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23


The AWFUL IL NAruEE.-H Rev. Dr. Bellows,
after visiting the Via Mala, up the Rhine,
writes as follows to the Liberal Christian:
The gloom Of the place. even At high noon,
is fearful II is grand and awful to look up
at the walls, and then FIVE hundred feet below
to see the Rhine, shrunk TO brock Of
a yards with, burrowing down for unknown
depths 10 find the room denied it on the sur.
face. At times the river. thus compressed,
rises within few feet ofthe bridges and II Is
hard TO conceive a scene of more terrible
magnlfcenee than this gorge must then pres
sent. | walked up three miles and back
again through this lorrid detile, with sudden
ing nerves. There was, confess, no view
in the Via Mala SO agreeable to me as the
view out of it. The green valley and pleas
ant village of Tunis, seen from the gorge, .
half mile before reaching the northern gate
OF the defle, was like glimpse of heaven to
a soul in Tartarus. One cannot wonder ut
the passion which humanity has shown for
harsh and crnel views of Gods nature and
character. when he considers the taste for
horror still prevailing among travellers II
there il any place of gloom and awful DESC
lation, where nature has been most violent,
abnormal and hideous in her workings
there the most numerous feet are found, and
there the greatest interest and admiration
center Are the majority OF the people so
dnl in sensibiity that nothing but pepper
and mustard on their food, rape and murder in
in their reading, and precipices and abysses
in their scenery, can touch their appetite
! may be weak in my tastes, but | confess |
can stand only very moderate amount O.
awful and desolate scenery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
KEOKuK

rUyHIs Company being 4 HnMR INSURANCE COM
PANY, eommends II particularly to tine rittBeus
Iowa Insurance made Buildings ofa kinds Fur
niture, Plate, Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
on aoods and Merchandise In store or transit whether
BY Ocean, Lake, River, Rail or Wagon,
Insurance taken the most favorable rates. and loss
- promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
R. =. h0WTR, orr v Bowrr Acc.
WH PATTERSON, OF Patterson 4 TfmberInsn
EDWARD klLBoURNk, lessee x Mt. P. 4 NJ, h n.
G PECK, tfCsdy 4 Peck, fa4 'sa r
JAS NJ SHELBY, Late Of Cox Shelley.
A. L. CDNNABLE, OF CoHnahis SMITH.
II. LOVE, Presttt.r.t National Bank,
WIN. A. BROWNELL, OF Hfowneii Fro.
SMITH HAMILL, 0is Hamill Co.
OFFICERS
RF BOWER President l. ADAMS, aecrcteyy
j N SMILEY, Vice prcst LOVE, Treasurer.
sprl-d " n EfLITnRs. Attorney
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books. Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASHBOOKS
Al Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable d receiv-
Anything in line TO he procured In the Ams rican
foerign markets. furnished at short notice, and at
manu- fsfturers OF iuivorters prizes.
Bus ocming 10 the ~ Will do we'll TO examine this
stock before s.leetng and order. received through the
af will receive the careful attention of s1p9isscsd
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grades fer sale low 10 thu Whole ale and Retail
TRADE. Printing Paper, all sizss q mill prices,
ty23
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fnanfial ano Gomm,rfial.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago marGet.


By Tsiser-ph.l CHICAGO, May ~
FIcur-vtry du and not sufficient sold 20 establish
prices 4is Arm 10 their views at yesterday prices
athou,h she. would gladly part with low and medium
grades At ths dsue pr.ronsly potrd 10 soGs 70 for
low supees be- 1910 for fair to chcs co 7eDls
for low sinzl. 10 I'D Wisconsin ami fiinais double
srrs spq ng; t3 rs for good ehoiee dor SIG 30
DIS for fsvcy Mnne.ots AMI Illinois; sea 20 for fair
| TO fancy winter extra
whs.t-open.d &c higher, at ~ e. and few Cal lots
81 ,ds higher bot very lit demand and transactions
limited clo.iug nominal 81 oos2 60 fyr round lots
Corn NJ OPEN beicrs Change ct 49, advanced a
81 o2Is closing quiet at 81 on.&l o7ls No 2aenvs
and 4bc higher stas5 Reiec ed in better request
aud 81 eIc higher. CLOSING at s2iSass
oats-No active and sa4e higher; las, sales o
regular a, Se6a, fresh ssIrgTo closing arm out
| side hgrrs,
Rye-sirm opened at 81 IS for No l. advanced to 81
sl1l ST., closing Arm at<l 81 No quiet at 81 40
| / 10 the ut.ids for strIc'fy fresh r.c.ipu.
Barley och ,nsed; nothing doing IN No 2; nomna
price 90, rel cited rs.
Provistons-aull s2l soa2i Is for mess poit; ps4si
for rough middle. lots e1os. for short ribbed sss 70
cumb-rlandr los all fr sho't ol,sT: for DR.
s.tsi shoulder. all loose lassisH for sweet pictl.
| hsms
Lsid-l2Gla1. FOR prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

ay T.leru.ph nav Yokr. May 10
Flour xl oaei2 o. for -upernue State aud west.rn;
SO 4osI4 as for choice do. tl1 30 shipping branes
Extra an Hosp ohio sia 20 oil % for trade brand
Call ornia nours t0al7 rs Rye nour ts2s so.
whsl quiet and stesi,.
whe..-ia clover. No 9 Mil~suievs7 g.
BArley-tu
Ky--ti - 81 ia for Western; 81 Is for Canals In
bond: 81 20 Tor Tree
Barrie, sst,-ou'et
Corn-A,S,d western Anost 81 ss8l y; 81 isal -
for mixed we.ierf 81 Is or white; 81 ISL 2s1S
white w-.tr-s. 81 IS for yellow uihern.
osts-S2j4ds5 for ~s,terp $3.50 for Stale
CoTse-Firm.
sux.i-cuba los1Gll
Molas.as-4;a54
hess rort-t2s 10 : q 81 for mess elosng 81
SIS 65 cash ~ for old slsa IS for line; So
for prime mes, SO gas Is. seller 80 May.
Besf-st previous prices
Bs.fHsm.-~ulet at 81 a44 %.
Bsecrlos for short rttbsd M fer long ribbed lsz
for shor eiea les. TOT Gu nlerisnd
Cut Nsats-sseaiy 9sIol. for shoulders l2J<s lp<
for hams
Lart--Qlist; i7lS&isiz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

Uasted Satei Of Apsrfod, Southern Dirinon offo'cd.
n @ " CLAKK. United States Marshal 4r the ststs
Il OF lows hereby give public notice that In be
Of the Uni ed States against t~enty CORDS q weod,
q N In Of aud forfeiture uSder act OF
Congress did the lth day OF Nay 1854 In Nsfi1
county, 10 attach aud take 10 to Iose.sion for
safe custody coal stow, tao copper Kettles
whskey barrels i've lash tubs. zeal gr.ke Gu
cunt pump, ten bushels coal I'VE fonr-galion uxr,
twenty bushels one large rough, tw pair
tsely ,rd- psn- FOOT sdzs two crow bars
~ nriurh rope airs ave slni irougbs
ladder frame building sen, Il ct square
tn Lam upon which the lie situate, b-i
ust.d. Marion eounty Iowa and d--cEb, foil Tvs
n. W. or Of the X Section 90 Township ~, 4 10
xest
Aud also give public notice that the ns ~signs
for the Of sail tsr +th ssy Of
1867 and / hereby. sdmonish and sum ali pc
lsming any interest In the said tsenIy cord. 81 God
q! moving h.,tas %, tbihs to -ry by tbs
sheulj no, be s-id ID answer
demznd II rad appellant, that they BE- aod s.psG he
ferr the said Court TO be held IA snf fr th h-rr
ivision District q lows 81 the United Stats Cour
Room in thu city Of s- kut, In aid httrst, at .te
ciAi TIN he holden the arst Tu-~ L., In Juus
lss7 oc 10 the frsnoon Of thai - s.t
mt -ryv.e cairn Tor the same AID to max.
their aIlegAii ms in that behalf.
O. ". CLARK Z : NJ
psyi5dltt II fVtroy, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

On the first page of our paper will be found
the advertisement of Mr.. Donald Robertson,
who has just completed large brick shop on
Third street, opposite the Tepfer House
Donald is a complete master of his trade; has
long been one Ct our most industrious and
enierprising mechanics, and is deserving 8
liberal patronage. Give him call
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

k1LLTRE CATERPiLARs.-Now is the hes.
time to destroy this destructive crawler A
horticultural authority SAYS the eggs of the
apple tree caterpilIar-which may be found
encircling the ends Of the small twigs OF the
tree-can be more easily and completely
destroyed now than they can at any other
season Of the year. They can be readily
seen, and BY choosing warm day for the
operation, with ladder upon which to
ascend the tree, and small basket in which
to put the twigs containing the neis-,he
work can be performed most satisfactorily
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

Tux City Council has at last agreed to buy
lot, and erect an engine house for the Rolla
Fire Company. We congratulate the Catta-
raugus boys on the event. and hope it will not
be many months until they can boast of more
comfortable and spacious quarters than those
they have had to endure since the orgauiza.
ton Of their compsny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

A NUMBER of the citizens of Quincy are
making arrangements for an excursion to
ST. Lonis on the Esd inst, the chief object of
which is to afford them an opportunity to
witness the splendid spectacular drama ofthe
"Blatk Crook, " which is creating such sen
sstion at the Varieties in that city. The
steamer Rob Roy has been chartered by the
excnrsiouisfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

FoR fine ready made spring clothing of the
--latest cut fine cassimeres and vestings,
made up in the most elegant manner, and for
all kinds of gents furnishing goods, go to
YeucIll, Jones L Co.'s, corner Of Third and
Main streets, where all these and more too
can be obtained at the most reasonable
prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

GREAT PLAY-BLAcK CRooK. steamer
Rob Roy will take passengers to and from
St. Louis, on Wednesday next, for fare one
way, and will lay in St. Louis until the play
is over All that wish to 90 send in your
names by Monday morning next, to Tom.
Heaisht or W. s. Twins, so as to secure seats
at the theatre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

The Union Fire Company, in full force, was
out on drill last evening. The Company ris-
tied the Tenth street cistern, and found the
apparatus and hose to be in satisfactory con-
dition. We are pleased to see the Union
coming out of the "kinks, aud being infused
with new life and vigor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

IMPROVE YoUR There is
nothing which gives such universal satisfac.
ton TO man or woman kind as finely fitting
boot or shoe, and there is nothing which is
so generally sought after as tn man which
can make those elegant "fts." That all in.
quirers may hereafter cease, and that all ra
know where they can be obtained, we refer
the public to Stewart Dean, corner Main
and Third streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

Mr.. Delsplain in writing from Keosauqua
says
never saw wheat look more promising.
In some few cases the farmers have 90, their
corn planted, but unless warm weather comes
soon 1t cannot possibly sprout much. Busi.
ness is exceedingly quiet every place, bnt as
general thing none feel discouraged.
The fruit crop has not been damaged by
recent frosts, and it is cause of good
deal rejoicing, as the prospect is unusually
good.
People are waiting with much anxiety for
the GATE to commence footing" You will
have great many visitors after you get to
running by steam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

U. 3. Marshars Proclamation.

Uaited Sates Of Americd, Suthsrn Dfrinoa Of iood.
CIV. oLtRK. United sts,ss NJ .rshal ~ the State
q Of Iowa, d. hereby xive public notes that In the
c~se United States asaint three copper kettles,
Il al In o. and forfeiture uddsf scts u
Ok ngre.s did ,hs ioth day Of MAY 1851 In Marion
county Iowa, Atfsh and take 10 10 y posse-sion for
custody three Pper kettles, seven nash tubs,
three ~orw-, one sue' trough, thfs- taps, ene log
building twenty feet square aud the aud upon wbi b
the Is situated being situated In Marion uniy,
lows, and describe ss oows; y. Or oil the \, "
the n q. Section thirty three 1o.n.hipia, N. X IL
west
AMI also give public notice that the ti,ne as,gned
or the ofssd vsrrsnf 10 The 9Th d.y Of iu,e
lssf, and hereby sdmsais aud all tersons
ela ming any interest In the said ihfv- COPPER tiles
e. ai kno ~ing h.siaG anything to say ~hy tbs
should not be condemned and sold TO an VIZ tbs
demand q said appellant they be ana appear before
The said Desr be held In and for the eosthsrn bisL
siop District OF Lws at the United States Court hosm
10 the ciry OF <eokuk In said District at pecsl te
be holen bret tuesday 10 june 1857 at I, n
O'Clock In the fren oth.s day then aid tore 10 In
tsrposs claim for ths same TO ursks dher allie. .
lions In that behs1 NV. CLARK U,lr.M.
msyi5-dl4t II. trLrcs, Deputy.
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taiisd &ata n A~eriea, l&ashern Dtsssoasf lora.
e. w. CLARK. United States Marshal
for the ssAie II I1~a 20 he cty public
that iu the OF tins United State
Kngiae Ct al in o! seizure aud forfeiture
art. Of consr's did on the 7sfh Of April ISsT, 10
Seokuk, Lee county, Iows. attach and take into III
Possession for safe custody one nam engins- boil
err one pair aud two corn shelters enc
~ooden sun and cubi-, four luge fsrmepins tubes
thr-e mall frfm-aiiax inbes two SEPARATING nte.
h gh vine ei.tsrns bot tub thzr. cr
mast ta three yesst tails ia'ge tul- tEtr. bushes
meal, twenty tusLeis corp. fur YtY h@rr-i-
suudry se.i Bg api ires ps tar Il high in,
contsulug n ~ loo proof gallons. runIbrng ~. -
~. IS 40, a. g., also 20 bare winss gallons
u tiow prot nusit-risx ~ .oa ~ lots NJ II aud ~
In block No ID In Ese. .d sio the city % Esokuk
Lee county. love-.
All ai.0 ri putlic notice ths. the time ASST nrd
fer the rs4 ths 4h Day Of jane
1s5. and hrr-iy Adnonl.h and summon all pcr.eus
c@ nx aly inter-~ IN the s.d kim ~ or
knosEg having @ny tLinx say ~by the should
no. be condemned ard g "a 70 thr d- aud o. I'D
appellant ih@t they tt -ppe~r bs thu raid curt
&c tie held to an for the Southern Dgy.i4n istTct ~
So. tr Uniied st-tes Court r. am o. the ,tv Of
ksokuk IL ga fstret. Iai Term. a. h. hoidrp
the nrf. rne. day June. lsn7 ociock the
freuo CT at ds,. u th-re - Tt TO- claim
for the same and = make th,r Allegation. ia that be-
halt @. VI CLARK, III n NJ
arse II fULTsS B~p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17
CITY NEWS.

TAILOR WASTEp.-A first class tailor can
find steady employment at Vencill, Jones d
Co.'s, corner of Third and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

THE EXPRESS CoNPAxY contest. -From
the following, in the last issue of the I.de.
pendent, it would seem that the ole reign of
the United States and American Express
eorRsnies is about TO be resumed. Itissaid
tina .ae Unfolding of the bank patronage
OF the c0sn.ts 's'in the Merchants Union is
the cause OF the prospective failure. The
Independent says;
Express stocks are active, and attracting
the attention Of capitalists as an in.
vestment The old expresses--Adams,
American, and United Statss-as we in,i>
mated last week, are firner, and have ad-
vanced from eight to ten per cent, with
strong tendency to still higher prizes M4r.
chants Union is selling for about fifteen for
cernncates OF twenty-five paid, with occa.
nonal transactions at a higher figure Ii
seems 70 be veil understood that another
call OF three per cent on the certificates viii
be made at oBce. The Merchants Union bns
issued circular to delinouents. callinv H.
prompt payment Of calls past due; and. in
case OF neglect or refusal to pay. their stock
will be forfeited. This, ii is said will ,ause
some TO sell out their stock for whatever Il
will bring, rather than run the risk or forfeit
ure or future calls. We learn that the Amer
ican Express company have given the Hur.
son y, d. company notice of the termination
OF their contract for running over their road
and that thereupon the Hudson Il r. com
pany gave, or are about to give, notice 10 ,he
Merchants uunion that their contract ~;,s
SAID company must cease. We since harm
new contract has been entered int ~ !.
aoon' 70 be entered into, with the Hudson
n. company BY the American EXPRESS com.
pany, which. will be decidedly advantareon.
70 the American and detrimental TO The Me-
chants. ID IL rumorsd, We regret to saw
that all the leading lines of railroads are
about combining to do the same thing with
NE o.o companies II this is so, we may be
ing OF the Merchants Union TO the rrsspinv
monopol'es Of the old companies, anu record
the failure OF m enterprise which cerfs;ul,
! has ever had our sympAhiesand wea w,she.
= veil - that Of The public. A lively tims
\nSnceee ftocks nay bslooked for from thi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

LOOK OCT FOR 1.-THE Ottumwa Courier
saystbat circular has been received by the
National Banks in that city from Com ptroler
Hulhurd at Washington, stating that pack.
age Of National Bank Notes for the First Ma
tioaal Bank of Jersey City, N. j., amounting
to twelve thousand dollars, was stolen out Of
the Comptrollers Office ia Washington re>
Gently. The Comptroller directs National
Banks to throw out all of these bills that may
be offered and says that the package con
tanned eighty Impressions, each impression
contained two noies-one Of fifty, one Of one
hundreds. Both denominations bear the
same numbers, to.wit; On the upper right
hand corner No. 1909 to 1888; on the
lower left hand corner No. oil to $50 both
inclusive. These notes are now said TO be in
circulation, and the public will do well to be
on.the alert and refuse any bills Of this bank
with these numbers.
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TIE FIRST annual shearing of the Iowa Stale
Wool Growers Association, will be held 10
Newton, on the 22d Of May.
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L. n. Marshal'n. Proclamation

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". cLART United States N.cshAl or tue State
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OF the nit.d rtases against ten thon-asd egsv
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and also v~ pablc notice tbxt the tire sssls ned
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1851, an hereby atn ulsh aud al pstSons
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Int rvoc claim for he same I'd T. make their allie
cations 10 that behaf o. CLARK. L : NJ
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