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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. Louis, June %.
Omaha dispatches says Gen. Sherman ar
rived to-day from North Platte, and Fort
Sedgewick. Gen. Sanborn also arrived, and
is accompanied by Gen. Atrick, Special ln-
dian Agent at Laramie.
Gen. Sanborn reports Spotted Tail at
Laramie, trying in good faith to make some
amicable adjustment of the Indian troubles.
A few days ago he showed his sincerity by
seizipg and turning over to Gen. Sherman, a
white man who proposed to attack a train
near by. The man is now In custody at
North Platte. Gen. Sanborn also reports
the establishment of friendly relations with
the Crows, and thinks the troubles can be
settled with all the tribes except the
Cheyennes.
Gen. Anger is en- route from Black Hills to
Laramie, and would be at the latter place to-
day.
A st. Joseph special says advices from
Snake river, Colorado, report full FIVE feet OF
snow fell on the 2lst Of May, which, with
what was on the ground, makes seven feet.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

NEW YoRE, June %.
The Herdid's New Orleans special says
Mr.. Ottenburg, just appointed Minister to
Mexico, last fall made special journey to
Washington, ostensibly to confer with the
State Department; but in reality 10 negotiate
for the recognition of Maximilian, for which
it is stated he received handsome sun, from
the imper.alists. !
The total cost of registration in Louisiana.
to the present, amounts to $4,000.
: The President has requested Gen. Sher-
man, by telegraph, to extend the time for
registration in Louisiana, to the ist of August
Gen. Sheridan proposed to closed on the
10th of July.
Sixty nine thousand black and white voters
have been registered in this State. At last
adyices, the total number of voters register
ed in Louisiana, up TO the 10th inst, were
69,11l, of which 44,77e are colored anc
24,525 are whites. This number largely ex'
ceeds the vote polled in that State at the
Presidential election in 1860
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FROM THE SOUTH.

WuNISGros, N c., June %.
Heavy rains continue almost without in
terruption. Farmers are greatly depressed
in consequences of the immense damage done
to the crops. There has been heavy freshets
in the river, and large portion Of the low
lands are overfowed.
Fl. MoxgoF, June p.
A severe north east storm prevails. The
gale has been blowing far four days, and
ships at the Naval Academy are detained,
which are ready to sail for the Mediterranean
AUGUSTA, June %.
The heavy and continued rains during the
week will seriously injure the wheat and
other crops. The rain has been genera
throughout Georgia and Carolina.
The number registered in Il precincts or
the outskirts OF the city are, $50 colored anc
l63 whites. Registrations in the city COM
mences Monday.
AEw ORLEANS, June %.
Planters report incessant heavy rains du'
ring the last five days, materially injuring tn,
cotton crops along the seaboard.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

New YoRK. June %.
The following is the letter of Gen. Sickles,
in which he asks TO be relieved:
HID. QRs. 2D MILITARY DisTRIcT,
CHARLESTON, June 10.
To Adjutant General Of the Army, War Depart
ment, Washington
/ have the honor to request that may be
relieved from command in this Military Dis.
trict respectfully demand court Of in
qury upon my official actions, that may
vindlcate myself from the accusation OF the
Attorney General, published, it is presumed,
with the approval of the President Congress
having declared these so,called State govern
ments illegal, and the declaration of the At
torney General that military authority has
no, superseded them, prevents the execution
Of the Reconstruction Acts, dsarms me OF
the means Il protect life, property, or the
rights Of citizens, and menaces all with ruin.
(Signedl ID. +, SIcKLEs,
Major General Comm anding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

CoSsrAsTINoPLE, June ~.
The Sultan Of Turkey lett for Paris today.
PARIS, June %.
The Corps Legislatif has adjourned. The
debate on the Reform bill has been post>
poned by the Emperor to November.
BERLIN, June 22-Evening.
The Constitution of the North German
Confederation having been ratified by all the
States comprising that body, will be officially
promulgated Thursday next.
LONDON, June 22--Evening.
Adyices from the Continent says there is at
present feeling prevalent in Paris and Ber-
lin that the relations between the Emperor
Napoleon and the King Of Prussia are not
cordial.
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PRESIDENT STILL SWINGING
AROUND THE CIRCLE.

New YoRK. June %.
The President and suite left at o'clock
this morning. Gen. Gordon Granger, Col
lector Smyth, the Boston Committee, and
others had joined the party.
STANFORD, June 2l-4:80 a. m.
To this point, various parties eheered the
President, and here large crowd assembled
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
NoRwALK, June 22-10 q. m.
Cheers we're given the President and Sec
netary Seward.
BRipoEpoRr, June 22-10:45 q. m.
The President appeared on the platform
and was cheered by the crowd.
MERIDIAN, June PIP SOP. m.
The crowd cheered the President as he came
passed.
HARTFORD, June 22--1 .. m.
There was demonstration here similar to
that at New Haven. The Mayor of Spring,
field, with the reception Committee Of the
latter city, came on board.
SPRINGFIELD, June 22-2 p. m.
The Presidential party arrived and were
received with cheers and the firing of cannon.
The President made brief address, dinner
was partaken and the train proceeded.
BosroS, June %.
As the President train passed the Spring
| field armory, salute was fred from the es-
tablishment At Boliver, Worcester and all
places on the route, crowds gathered around
the state car and cheered the President, who
shook hands with many of the citizens. The
train arrived at Longwood station, five miles
from Boston, at s o clock in the evening.
The party we're received by q military escort
and delegation of the city authorities, and 0
salute was fired and thousands of persons as
bled and cheered repeatedly. The party
were conducted to carriages and drawn
through Brooklyn and Roxbury. Scores oI
residents, three regiments of infantry, bat
TALON of. cavalry and full company Of
| United States marines, we're inl line waiting
to receive the President; doors and windows
were densely filled with spectators. many
of which were waving their hankerchiefs and
occasionally cheering as the Presinent passed
up Washington street, the line dividing Rox
| bury from Boston. The President was met
by Mayor Norcross, seated in baroucht
drawn by six horses.
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FROM VERMONT.


MoHTPELIER, June %.
The Democratic State Convention was
held to day. The Convention nominated the
following State ticket: For. Governor, j.
r. Edwards; Lieutenant Governor, Waldo
Brigham Treasurer, ]. h. Williams. II,
B. Smith, Henry Keys, P. B. BENJAMIN and
Isaac w. McDaniels we're elected 'deiegatei
Noyes, G. W. Aiken, N. Bingham, and 6.
81. Simmons, alternate. Resolutions, de-
ploring and condemning the heavy burden.
Of taxation; condemning the estsblishmen,
and exercise Of military power over portion
Of the Union, and repeal Of the present
Liquor Law, were adopted.
The Convention was we'll attended.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAs Francisco, June 81.
The Democratic Convention has completed
its State ticket. Joe Hamilton was nomi-
uated for Attorney Genersli L, II. Silsby
Harden, Commissioner Geo. Sickles, Clerk
Supreme Court; Daniel Weeks, State Printer;
and Rev. 0. H. Fitzgerald, Superintendent
of Public Instruction. This is strong ticket,
but the platform will inevitably defeaiis.
II. O. Goodwin, of Yuba, announced him
self an independent candidate for Congress
in the Third District.
1t is intimated that G. j. McCullum, Of
Lldorado, is an independent Onion candidate
for Congress in the Second District.
/ The Democratic Congressional Convention
to-day made the following nominations: Fol
Congress-First District, s. B. Axtell, ol
San Francisco; Second District. James w
Cofroth, of Sacramento; Third District, Jas,
A. Johnston, OF Sierra.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmsGros, June "a.
Instructions have been isseud by the Presi.
dent, through the Adjutant Generals Office,
to the comm nanders of Military Districts un-
der the Reconstruction act, for the carrying
into effect of the Attorney Generals inter
probation thereof, as given in the opinion Of
the 18th. The points are already published
The Surveyor General of Dacotah has trans
mitted to the General Land Office for appro
val, q surveying contract ana boad for the
survey Of tire public lands on the Red river
Of the North, adjoining the Pembina settle
ment and the British boundary.
The Merchants National Bank Of Mem
phis has, on its own application, ceased te
be q depository for public moneys and 6nan
cial agent of the United States.
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MILLIyERs.

MARBLE WORKS.
Bawdeu u.............T Third street-near Main,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, June %.
The following are the Heraid's cable dis
patches:
BrRxIseHAN, June 2l.-TLe iull which
suoceeaedthe riot Of last Tuesday continues.
The city police are still armed with cutlasses,
Fifty new oLes we're sworn in, but of these
twenty were discharged.
Murphy, the anti Popery lecturer, lectures
every night. Disturbances may break on,
again.
Queen Victoria held Court at the Drawing
Room at Birmingham palace to-day.
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pOTs a. sHOEs-RETAIL.
a Bro. Main street-bet 4th 4 5th.
Agt........................ Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
FROM CLEVELAND.

CLEyKLAsD, June %.
The Cincinnati express train, which left
Cleveland this forenoon, ran through a two
horse wagon near Caller station, killing Viii
son Sipes and wife, and severely injuring
three children. The horses also were Killed.
Sipes expected to cross the track before the
train reached the crossing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
FIRES.

NASHVILLE, June %.
A fire occurred at o'clock this evening at
the penitsntiary, DESTROYING the work shops
on the east side. There was in them large
amount Of cabinet work, cedar ware, agricul-
tural implements, machinery, stock, &c, all
of which was destroyed. 1t is not known
how the fire originated, though it tcommenced
in the engine room. The loss ia estimated
ut $4,000, the greatest parton of which falls
On the lessees. Insurance S25,0o0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
FROM VERSAILLES.

CHICAGO, June a.
The kspgbHcan's Versailles special of the
22d, says the Masonic Fraternity of Brown,
Schuyler and the adjoining counties, will
celebrate St. Johns Day, Monday, at Yer
seilles Springs. Arrangements have been
made to accommodate 5000 guests.
Hon. j. l.. Gregory L. l.. D., Regent of the
Industrial University, will deliver an ora
ton on the 4th OF July, at Versailles
Springs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
FROM HEARTS CONTENT.

HEART's CoNTExr, June %.
The repaired cable continues to work per-
fectly, and may be considered as reliable as
though no damage had occurred. 1t was
found to be absolutely crushed, notwithstand-
ing its heavy armor, for the length of one
hundred and twenty feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23

NEW SASH.
NE have quite lot Of 10Xl5 and l0X16
w sash, which must be sold. and offer the lot
ia quantities suit the io~ price OF rs per
window. or 81 cents per light
june 2i KELLOGG, BIRGE A 90.
Fire Crackers.
~ BOXES for sale by
OU ie2i KELLOGG, BraGR 4 90.
Museatine Cheese.
q X OF the above Factory Cheese, OF superior quail
%O ty, Just received by
leo ROBERTSON ALBERs.
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U. s. Marshars Proclamation,

IN BANKRUPTCY.
ThIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that, on
u the Ilth day Of June, A D. 1857, warrant In
Bankruptcy vas Issued against the estate Of George
Scatoa and james seaton survviag partners Of the
late NJ Of NJ seston &c OF Ktokuk. the coun
ty OF Lee and State OF Iowa who been a1judg
bankrupt on I'd cir petition That tee payment oil
debts ard delivery of property belonging such
banhrnpt TO them for their use and the transfer
any property by them, are forbidden by Law. TLas
meeting Of the creditors Of the said kypt to rovs
their debts, and choose more RsLgnets Of thef
estates, will be helj At Court Of Bankruptcy TO b
holden the United States Court Rooms in the city q
EeoSuk Iovs, before John Bruce Register on the az
tesnth sthl day OF August A. D. 1851. at O'Clock
m, o. w. CLARK, u. s. NJ.
iuns2tiln II. TuLros, Deputy.
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Spiesberger, Mayer co...........No. Ill Main-st.
Mrs Weber................corT Third Main streets.
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GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
BAR 4 Son Johnson street. bet Sd 4 4th
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U. y. Marshars Proclamation.

Usfted 2aies Of America, sos1erH Dsrsaoa Of Jsea.
T CIV CLARK, unitsd States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa do hereby give public z0tsce that 10 the
Of the Unite states against barrels Of
At. al less In Of seizure and forfeiture
under scts Of Congress. did, the 5th day Of Juns
iseT. in Keokrk. Iowa, attach and take nay poe
sesion for safe custody six barrels Of wines nj
ltfeo proof gallons three barrels Of older or vinegar.
four empty barres part tarrel Cf lard lard
press t~o tubs pump one thief aud tin tube.
And siso give public notice that the time assigned
for the return cf said the third Tuesday
Of September, 1851, at Two O'Clock on said day
aud l hereby adrpouish and all persons
claiming any interest in the said SIX barrels st
or knowing or having Anyfhng 10 say why the same
should not be condemned and sold the demand
o. said appellant that they be and appear before the
said Court be held In and fof the so1theru Division
District Of Iowa. zi the Taied States Court Room the
city Of Eeokak in said District, f-r TO be holden
the third Tuesday Of September 1857 at two O'Clock
said day, then and there 10 nterpose a claim for
the same and 70 make their allegations In that be-
half u. W. CLARK U. 8. NJ
junszSdlH IL. TuLTox, Deputy,
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges ges..................No Nos 4 Estes Hous c
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re Main street
bean, karlc 4 Co.........l40 4 142 Main street
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges es..................A Nos | 4 Estes Hous
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Engraving, Brands, d Seals.

EGGS a. BUTTER
Pond 4 Co............cor Main L Ninth streets
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IOCKERY a. QUEENsw WARE.
lie Faivre Main street-bet 5th & 9th.
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old, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
@ Bridges. Nos L Estes House.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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Vermont Dem. State Convention
R. R. Train Runs ever Ttam--l Persons Killed

A Destructive Fire I'm Chicago.
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Jones 4 Co....~cor Third 4 Main streets
ern A Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets
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HATS. CAPS AND NOTIONS

Cady 4 Peek.............cor Fourth Main streets
II Buel Main street
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IOWA COAL g. OIL CO.
Leyee, bet Main 4 Johns
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Rabbits Pure Saleratus.
THE moat valuable In use. offered very low 10 thu
i trade By kobkkfeofek ALBxR9
nchSRA
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GROCERs- s-RETAIL,

Hydrometers, Thermometers, sachrom-
etcrg.
d Bridges Nos 4 Estes House.
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F1F4 " II = II ~
! IngersolL....eor Third 4 Main, (up stairs
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HARNESS q SADDLES.
Ha0Dv Main streef-bcf "a 4
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NOTICE To
Excursionists & Pic Mics

THE new, fast, light draughs Ferry Boat
Il KE0KuK, arrived at cur wharf this morning and
s at the service Of the public for Excursions Pic Mics
AID Pleasure Parties, day NIGHT at reasonable rates
1s2I dtf VAN DYKE, MARTIN & co.
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ploeks-Wholesale g. Retail.
kidRes Nos | A 9 Psfes Hnnss
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CLOTHIEHs.

kRPETs, OF CLOTHS, sc.
Copelin So Main stre
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JE WELRf, (rrsr oolp).
% Nns L 4 . FL
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L. J. Adams,................ Corner I'd and Han st
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IRON.

Collier Berry ........Ffth street-in Estes House
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DRY GOoDs-wHoLEs
helley Sons. Main street.
er, Irwin A Co................les Main street.
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Coin, Silver Ware.
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HOPE EVERMORE.

Heaven-torn Hope, bright angel of beauty,
cheering US on through life's crooked way
Lighting the pathway of labor and duty
Never forsake US, sweet angel, we pray.
When with the trials of earth we are weary
With thy bright smiles our spirits restore
Shine like star DER the wilderness dreary-
Linger with US, blessed Hope, evermore.
Children of toll, through stormy seas steering
Let not your spirits be how'd by despair
See yonder star, in its radiance appearing,
Banishing doubt. and dispelling all care
be OF good cheer, brother toiler, and ponder
Rest with rejoicing. remaineth in store:
There's bliss far above in those bright regions
yonder;
Hope evermore, brother, hope evermore.
Daughter of Eve, say why art thou signing
Hath he whom thou trusted forgotten hi:
VOW
Think of the world where love is undying-
Let no dark sorrow becloud your fail
brow;
Mourn not for blossoms born to be blighted
Flowers shall bloom more fair than before
So let your heart with Hopes sunshine
lighted
Hope evermore, sister, hope evermore.
Travel-worn pilgrim, weary and wasted,
Fastening ON to thy rest in the tomb,
Much of life's pleasures and pain thou has
tasted,
Meath the bright skies and the dark clouds
of gloom;
Visions of glory DANISH thy sadness
Seeest thou not SUMMER shores
Now let thy spirit be glowing with gladness
Hope evermore, pilgrim, hope evermore.
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MOKELUMNE HILL
Hydraulic Water Works

DERSONS WISHING TO HAVE THE
L use of water for dwelling houses or 9TH
purposes, will please apply to the Collec-
Or.
No person, having a permit for the use Of
Vater, will be allowed to supply water to
1lher families or persons.
Collections will be made on Monday OF
-ach week.
1t shall be an invariable rule to shut of
Ie water if non payment extends longer
aan one month,
s.FoORMAN. Proprietor.
n. Y. HAMER, Collector.
aok- Hill. March 9th. 1867.
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MOTEER'S WORK.

Toiling at noon like busy bee,
Teaching the little ones A, B, C;
Hearing the older ones read and spell,
Smiling and praising WI en- all goes well
Washing and brushing 'twixt work and
play
Such is mothers work day by day!
Sowing good seed in their path along.
Sowing by action, by word and song;
Never once pausing to count the cost,
Knowing that much that is sown is lost;
Bearing prayer in her heart AWAY
Such is mothers life day by day.
Robing each form for its nightly rest
Hearing the faults of the day confessed;
Thus at her knee, as her flower buds nod
Sealing and giving the day to God.
Now may good angels her watch essay
Angels have watched DER her work all day
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"DID you take the note, and did you
see Mr.. Thompson, Jack p
eyes sir"
"And how was he ?"
"Why he looked pretty we'll, but he's
very blind"
"Blind What do you mean p
"Why, while l was in the room he
axed me where my hat wur, and Pm
blessed if it wur'nt on my head all the
while"