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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Business promptly attended to.

INDIAN DEPREDATIoEs.-The following let
ter from DR.. Taylor, who is on his way to
Denver, shows that the indians are still on
the war path, and that depredations still con.
tinue:
NORTH PLATTE STATION, June 6, 1867.
COLONEL: Three coaches have Just arrived
with passengers from Denver and further
west, from which | gather the following facts:
They left that point May 80, and have been
from that time until to-day traversing a route
that before these troubles was passed in thir.
ty.six to forty'eight hours. Three coaches
up and two. down were attacked, but being
tolerably well armed only three passengers
were wounded and two drivers killed.
Three fully armed coaches left here for
Denver yesterday, and when met by the
down coaches bad not been molested. 1t
was reported here by section oversee
Of the Union Pacific Railroad. who
came in on last nights train, tina, his men
sa~ the Iudirns make an attack yesterday in
the ai9elavoa, 5,t AFTER one volley were driv.
en- off. The report by telegraph this morn.
ing is to the effect that they had passed Jules.
burg all safe.
To-day the stage company abandon the
south side of the south fork of the Platte.
and connect to morrow, or the day after with
the railroad this side of gulesburg This will
save 100 miles ride through the hostile
section. There are about fifty passengers
waiting to 60 through Several have given
up the trip and return TO their homes TO await
for more favorable conditions.
Among border men and stage employees
there has been panic, some have quit the
line, and others refuse to go unless accompa.
MED by large armed parties. Not man
comes in that does not report the Indians
lowering along the bluffs skirting the Platte
Valley, seemingly watching q favorable time
70 make descent. They are shy Of close
combat, unless in overpowering numbers.
On Sunday last, young man left in charge
of q train. defended himself and train against
aparty of forty Of them, killing one,
vounding two, and killing the Chiefs horse.
Accidentally hs lad IN his possession foa.
s1mQ l2es, each carrying sixteen balls, and
1l rpo0sssion Of = large wagon, dis.
5 Is suatsnis Of the guns 50 lively
/ ~ thS116-skins seemed TO consider "dis
Ggeioa y 49, par Of vsior," and left
- - 6raassnsaas - now, to stan on
- abapt forty smhssc
Md sais By saoss -.
~ = - he train .iIi sias
ssA 49, y. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME K. f. THORNTON, the great
vi Englis Istroiogls alsrvoJ mt and PsyehOmeri-
Gao hAs she The rcntihe ciasses Of tbr Old
World has loeatei herself 81 Hndson, ~ y. Ma
dun Thornton sueh wonderful Iouss sec
0Bd sight .nabs her 10 im part kuowiedge q the
grstsst Importance to tie single 81 married Of either
While 10 state oftrance she 5einsstes the very
features Of the person 70 arrs aud by The aid
ofan instrument 81 10 power known the PsychD
roropa gnAfanrts 20 produce itfsiks picture % the
fgtnre husband vie u The spicent, together With
dste % nsrfsge position 10 lie leading traits u char
Ter Ae This h - huuibog ~ Thousands Of festimon,-
ais sssert th~ viii su5 When desired certified
written guarantee that the picture i, 81
II purYorts TO h. by encosng small lc<k ~ hair
and stating place - birth, deposition and complex
ION and losing ~ eenis and stamped envelope as
dte..d D. yourself 900 wi receive t picture Aad Dr.
sired infot nation - retsrn matt Al ronmu ni7ations
sscreeiy drntiAl Address IN rot h8snce, MADAME
, THOkNT1S, r. o. Boz rs Huason, , \
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by Telegraph -. Louis June y
Nhisky-Dul, at 50 rs
klaar-Sofh ug lax; trices nominal and unchanged
Whe.t Firm: -prug 81 sial IS: fall 2 Ioa2!O.
Corn Choi-e whit In drtns d AMI bette; ow grades
weak and dull; willie eI9as yellow 3 80
oat,--Noie active bn, 10 yer; sales at 20 IS
RYs-Dull at osSasl 10
IIay-In better demand. s2i524.
Mess Pork-s22.
RAcon-conntry shoulders So; clear sides i2h.
Ia-i-loL
rohseco-More se,'ve: 1t6 hhds sold to-day i,sf as
medium mixed 9zl4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

TlcKErs for the Festival, for the relief Of
the destitute Of the South, may be had at the
stores of Messrs. Westcott and Bridges, and
at the Offices of the Deming and Tepfer
Hniels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

New York Dry Goods "a arket.
BY telegraph NV YosE. June IL
DR., goods quiet aud steady sc for Atlantic and APP
pleion and Indian Had brown shestings; II for
rsihe and do u for Stark A. 10 Tor PeppsrelI r. Is
f.r lpfian; II FOR Lawrence G, i2tS for 10 Il.
BiraoLed Muriius-s2l1 for wsmsntts dos rs for
Hnnsi.is eambric do 2slz for M.-onvilie Hopsds3e,
senipsr Idsm snd Andrisessin 10 for Amo.tesgA 20
for rip,op isy1 for Hoped Bali FOR .spd 10 for
I04; IS fr Amcsksag A.
riehnss4o for York, sAsesh: 70 sor Hamilton resu-
,nsc W fancy
P,nt.iS pinhs aud puppies: ls for do D: u Tor
American, Dunn. Ia, Riehmced and Gioaentsr. -
einghsms -Thosgh In act arch srsqusss, seem to b
held With more confidence Bates bsne held In Boston
at %; Do B B y; IN fold a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

TnE steamer Countess will leave keokuk
daily Sundays excepted) for Quincy, Ham
nibal, and intermediate points, upon arrival
of the train from Des Moines, at 3:45 P. m
Application for freight or passage to be made
to ]. W. Brown, on the Levee.
iei2f j. X. HAYWARD. Capt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

CATTARAuGUs was the scene of pugilistic
encounter night before last, between six or
eight "roughs E" of that part of the city.
They were before the Recorder yesterday.
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Free 10 EVERYBODY.

A LARGE o PIP. Circular, giving Informs
"A ton Of the greatest Importance TO the young Of
both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised re- pected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
Address, and receive copy postpaid, BY return mail
Address P. O. Drawer, 81,
Troy N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

PRACTICE economy by getting shoes Of BIZ
deman. See his advertisement.
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PorAIoe BrGs.-lhe Register says:
" Many of our Iowa exchanges begin to com
plain OF the ravages Of these pests Hopes
were entertained for while that they would
not make their appearance this year, bu,
these ideas have ull been knocked galley
west by the ravenous hordes that are begin
ming to gotble up the vines as fast as they
make their appearance above ground. There
may be De same complaint here, but if so, it
has failed 10 reach our ears. A great many
remedies are being published Some sssert
tina. spriukling the vines with coal oil and wa !.
ter will stop the depredations of the pirates !;
and if diabohcsl smell will accomplish their
aesiSaeion. we know of no agency with more
merit ssAa kerosene. We have been told that
buekyheat soSn aud allowed to grow among
potatoes would wholly prevent the ravaees of
these bugs Several persons. asex that they
tried this remedy last season, and that il, ey>
cry case It proved successful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

The FEsTIrAL.-The success with which
the different Committees met with yesterday
IN solicitations for contributions, and for the
sale of tickets, assures us that in stating that
the Festival on Friday evening next will
be even more successful than the most san
guine anticipate be but a prophecy full
filed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

Those who have not purchased tickets for
the Festival, on Friday evening next, will see,
by notice elsewhere, where they can procure
them, if they are not waited upon by com
mittee Of ladies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

- HE reveals secrets mortal knew. She
- stores to happiness those who from coiefu events
catsstfobs Ia love loss relations and frierds
loss Of money have become dependent She brings
together ttese Ing separated, gives Information
corning absent friends lovers lest stolen
property tells you the BUSINESS You he a qualified
pursue and in what II BE- successfal
speedy marriages AID tells the vriy day Will
NARY gives soI The likeness and chsractcist
OF the person She reads YOU very THOUGHTS and by her
almost sal eruatari unveils thsia and hidden
mysteries II ihe future trtm he Ia the
ffrnan the nsleio stais that predom-
iuate in the eonheuraison -rent tha asp els ard pot
fIof 81 tho planets and the fxe starr nt9e heavens
the tre o. birth she defucs- the future ffsy Of man
Pail not to ut the gTPs'cst Ast.niof ist earth
II yen but tfe, and you may again have
favorable an Opportunity. Consultation fec with
hk and sill desired Information. s. Parties living
at distance can consult the Madame by mail With equal
sefety and satisfaction to themselves, - II In person
full add plioit chart written ont with all inquiries
answered ard likeness enclosed cent BY mail receipt
Of price above mentioned The strctest secresy will be
maintained and all eerresT ondence returned destroy
ed References Of the bighest Ter furnished those de
81 ing them. Write plainly the day Of the nth and
year In which born, enclosing srnai lock OF
hair. ledeess, MADAME II. A PkRRI5o.
P. o. Drawer zes, Buffalo. NJ Y.
rnch2S- d tw wkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

a LARGE portion of the colored population
of the city we're picnicking yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

To BLEACH SPoNGE Snow WHlTE.-Soak
itin diluted muriatic acid ten or twelve hours
then wash with water and immense in a solu.
ton Of hidrosulphite Of soda, with small
addition Of diluted muriatic acid, wash and
dry it. Repeated operations, II is said, will
render the article almost snow white.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

EXCHANGE NJ. &. Sabbath School goes on
an excursion to-day TO the vicinity Of Warsaw.
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NrigirinI Hnficc.

rsHo ROBERT HAvsOD9-Si Y,n are hereby no
tiled that there is file In the Office Of the
n trict Curt ut keoknk Lee County ard tate Of
In@s petition Of HKry Emma Hay wood, your wife,
els, ming divorce from the bonds o: nAtrimony
exisif hniu.u you and her and for al uiuuy the
Of Sh ard other tors thHrin set fufth,
c,.rLt Of siiiui fr-er ion WARS, &c
Nos Hties yoa he and tppc,r the Sep amber term
the III ts-t court Eeukuk Ire County 10 AT d
defence 5ccorius to the iuis Of said cNn't
l., fore o # &c secoud ds, said ter-', 1897 DE-
all be feuA,rd and judgement entered pro coafsso
aud pc itivnsr'- reque-t g Anted.
Many EMMs pAY9O00, Petitioner
stamp Ny :. MARSHALL. Solicitor
fntY22 IL a--Tnes
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!. WANTED Copies Of the Daily GATE
CRY, for July 9th and July sth, 1866, to
complete our files for the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

Ta.fei sa,tsef An,rloa bift'iet y tsa7n
UniteJ SITES Nsshsls ofire.
he kaS, Jaa~ 9. ~
nsEEBT give notice ih4t y v.rtGr % trrani q
4 srrist 4ad ntHitise ne OFT 81 ih- aff- q the
tI-sk Il IN aei District g urt ia All he
Lt-t-et o f4ss Ani = directed 10 the fAio~ing
cAu--. joha iougia "a it'r ~ hAti--ssf
a. he +ai~i sz-E As9 "a :, Iackie std ~
paf,i a.4a "a .tsii kae 4tu.s tr demABl (
c4ntsa y. y ses flv- 4e..u9 dd nt tune 8 A y
Ist5 4 taTt ~ krrKuk, Lee 'oW4iy, lo~a IL -ad
DpGfict o. IsaA fre.t Rtd take ia sssss.sn for safe
custody and Do artsn she - barge he- Er. M
kl- AID sp' arsl aar reby zi-n give putiic
ike the f~r ih- Tetura OF snlj
IA Is the 23it day u Juer ISL al 10 A. AID
heteb adaoni-h and SUNNI n all fscr-ous tsAialipE
iuiertr; thr sid barge ew FRA Ne O. her tackle
apparel, kpoxflR nzxiae aaytlairg ssg by
tie should no lie condemned aud sold u
the d. aana std s-liat thst they br an be-
ere the ai District Court Tor th isirsct - Liza at
a rtisn te5 eeuR sn3 holden at said hi Il let
Court Room the 2th Gay If JnEe aforesaid st co.
lux lowe 10 ssi1 bi-trict taid lat ed day,
when aud where ssl cause wIsi b. card tn and there
iufl pos- teir claim aud -a1 libel add make
their allegations IN thai behalf
CIV CLARK U s,A,
ian Q II FULT n Dep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

The people of Burlington are making ar
engagements to celebrate the Fourth of July
this, however Is not veiy extraordinary, ex-
cep. when taken in contrast with the moves
ments ~ that are on foot here for the same
object.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

Il. HAxHAN, while returning his thanks to
his patrons for the liberal encouragement
given him in the past, begs TO inform them,
and the public generally, that he has removed
bis mattrass factory from near the Toll Gate,
to one door from the corner of Seventh street,
on Main, up stairs, over Clark s butcher shop,
where he will be glad 10 see his old custom
ers, and as many new ones as win please TO
favor him with o call
Business promptly attended 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

The citizens of our city will be called upon
by committee for the purpose of collecting
contributions for the relief Of the destitute
and suffering in the South. Let each one re-
member that it is for the cause of distressed
and suffering humanity, and contribute gen.
erously from their abundance, laying aside
ell party prejudices for God and humanity.
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For sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on cor
m 1th rud FAnk .treets, trahr4fttE nearly fsK4
I0fs. hritk cbuAg~ dEf5}tg ttaf 8e, sod au9 vssA
house othrr oufe ui3 ne gsfttn s1d large variety
r AM fses Chgre varieties grapes bsr-
rio. 6e "a tearing teo larEs tistern+, a., a.
n property Il in 20 d repair aat eheF The whole
lot sale a low price for cart half cash snd bal
auces favorable terms 1iur perfect. The Wholsis
forsaie ~ Less than the house caE h. baiit far
Fnqnirs Of II THN KYcR.
u eproprielQr CHAs, hikGK
art dtf
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Miscellaneous.
Reparator Capilli.
REPARAToR CAPILLI.

Throw away your false frixzes your switches your wig
Destructive Of comfort and not worth fig;
Come aged, come beautiful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

Arrivals and Departures Of keOkuk Patkrs
ROB ROY,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at clock r. IN.
and Departs Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing. at O'Clock.
ANDY JOHNSON,
Arrives on Wednesday ard saturday, at p N,
and Departs on Thursday ana Monday, at a. IN.
LUCY BERTRAM
Arrives on Thursday and sunday At p m.
and Delaris on Friday aud Tuesday, at q. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

NOR restoring hair upon bald heads from whatever
II cause 1t may have fallen out) and forcing growth
Of hair upon face IL has equal IL viii force the
beard 70 upon the smoohest face IN from ave 10
eaght weeks hair upon bald heads in from two TO
- months few ignorant practitioners have assert
~ mat there Is nothing that will force hasten
ny q the hair beard Their assertions are
49,, - .noasaads u living witnesses from their own
Gan besr witness. hut many will say hos
W " ulsun xnsh the genuine from the spurious
:. anleait, ninstenths OF the different
pstMsuons saseriised Tor the hair AID bssri
urely worthless and You hs-e air..dv ,hrovn avay
lArss anouhn ~ lhelf purchase To such we would
We nepsrator cspiili It will eost you nothing
Druggist does not keep it, 10 one aeiinr "a Ne
will forward IL, postpaid together ~sth ,a.,, w chs
money, which will be returned you svplleston pro
viding eniire satsfaction ia Nor given sdsra-.
W. l.. CLARK h Co. chs,nl.,.
no 3 Vest tsyette Street, Syrncu.. v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

There c4msth glad ti8tags OF joy q 81.
To SoaBE sud u old, - great and 20 small
be te&ufy y hl, once as ~ pcsei0ps and rare,
j. Tree Tor all, and ali may h fair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
For Curling the Hair Of ither Sex ina W ayy
aHa Glossy Ringieb or heavy
Massive CurIs

ID using this srtiele Ladies and Gentlemen beam
ify themselves a thousand fold. IL !. the only
icle in the world that will curl straight hair and at
the time give ii beautiful, glossy appearance.
he Crisper CONS net only czris the hair Tut insigo
beAutihe4 and eieAns-s IL; IL highly and delight
fully peffumed and Is the most giets article a. the
nd ever offered 10 the American public. The Crisper
Cons will be 10 any address sealed and postpaid
for g. Address all order 10
W l. CLARK A CO., Chemists
No z XestFnysfte etreet svrarua~ Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

THE weather suggests ice these days on
the principle of contrast; and ones taste
improves the suggestion into ice cream. So,
by way of aid and comfort to our readers,
we suggest that Mrs. Reddington keeps the
article, rich and delicious, on Second street,
up stairs, next door TO Lowry's News Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

REVENUE DEcIsloSs.-The following are
among the recent revenue decisions OF impor-
lance sufficiently interesting to justify publl-
cation
"Blacksmiths and stencil cutters are re-
quired to pay special taxes as manufacturers,
if the articles manufactured by them exceed
81 900 per annuni.
"Horse nets, when manufactured from I'M
taxed material, are subject to tax OF hive per
cent upon their entire value; when made from
thread, or yarn warp upon winch TAX or
dutv has been paid, the tax is on the lncreas.
ed value.
"When the members Of business firm OBJ
tain an act oil corporation each partner re-
ceiying stock therein to the amount OF his
partnership interest, the deed from the flrm
to the corporation should be stamped like
ordinary deeds, and the rate Of fifty cents for
each five hundred dollars Of the consideration
of value.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

PaUrsserr, Buchanan county shows m
increase n pbpulas;sa Of :, xOA in Two YEAR.
A hise 5srefhas illsslslkios & rs nnsd
naassr = - Ie~a ! AsrsJiss . ! =.
lierpsoplp 80. Il -, =, : r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

WHEN old Ben. Butler was conquerinG
the discordsnt rebel element in New Orleans,
he was odious TO the Northern rebels, who
could not End words of SANDER and vituper-
alton strong enough to express their los'hing
for the Union General. How is it to-day,
when it has become necessary TO again "put
the foot down firmly and assert the authority
of the Government? Why is it just as it was
before, and that Sheridan, the tried and true,
is now receiving as full dose Of Copper
head denunciation and billingsgate, as was ever
given Butler. To some in Keokuk, Phil
Sheridan is an "eye Sore" hated despised
and misrepreseuted, and why? Hes toyo
and trae-that's what's the matter.
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For sale.


L OF 10 Block i3, which Is a four story brick
mttsl roof building, rs ~ and ttore founds.
non Of - by 10 On tie tasnce Of the ThI. proper
y known az the Arcade Buildiug and j. situated on
tne corner o. lst and Main ttreete ard sill sold for
about onsbsf shat the iupruveH nts cot Ifrot sod
son, will be rented for Of years Title good or
no sale For further Information address
magic II. b TRy-RYcK
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.fOR EhLE.-one Z lott, The corner Of 18th and
MORAN Streets well fenced anf ornamental tres
10 front. snd ride walk both SIDE rice s4oo cash
Title good or sale Enquire Il
sprd II B. TES-gYCK
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Cincinnati Markets
Nv re,egraph.I CINCINNATI, June IL
Ylour-steady; moderate local demand: super $s@io
extra $40 asoIl; fancy sII 500 Is so; family Nto1e
whe..-Firmsr; No winter 81 so; millep not willing
TO pay over 81 20.
corn-vsry dull and unsettled buyers; held st rs
for No IN Elevator.
oats-stsady: fair de nand at e6 for No In bulk.
Rye Dull; 81 -.
Mess Pork-DuII; offered at s22.
BuIk Neat-Dull.
Bscon-Moderate demand for shoulders II for sides
131s for clear.
onieaso Lave stock Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO June H.
Recspt.-so cars of cattle; ilt of hogs cars OF
sheep
Cat,jsChoice to prime 80 lb6e 4o fair to good 70 W
az 10 common to medium 81 15ds so.
Uog.-choice TO prime So ooGs 25 fair TO good Is 90
a5 s5 common to msdam 81 +OS5 SO.
sheep--Good to choice 81 25G5 rs; common to fair
s2o)a4 90.
stock market.
AZ rs,agrrph1 NEw YcHx Jnne L.
Governments .c,ire, higher aud firm. Closing prices
JUS o, slr.e losS; do coupons 1926 aos teg 1895
DO coupons 81 no. do "a 1895 do e6 0i do new 1895
10 40 reg ss do coupons 100 $50 lat series 1908 20
and 81 1857
$50 p n, Gold IsI<@s5; N Y C lo2LA Hris ea14s
Z psd 7slxSTl HUDSON ios1x; Feadlng 1898 4;
1isl4a7z: Ms 6ad1s llslzsloo; Toledo ils1sels;
" s5s4 a.. pfd ss1saeols
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The Quincy Herald speaking of the value
of steam engines saws: ''If ever fact was
satisfactorily demonstrated TO our property
owners and citizens generally, that fact IS
the value and necessity of steam FIRE engines
in case of fires of such magnitude as that of
Saturday last There is no dissent to the
opinion that but for the wonderful power and
efficiency Of the single steamer we possess,
the late fire would have become an extensive
confagration, and instead of the destruction
ola couple of buildings, we would now be
called upon to lament over the ruins OF much
Of the most valuable part OF Main street.
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Miscellaneous.

On the First Day Of April, A. d. 1907,
Made TO the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa,
pursuant to the Statutes Of said State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-25

was about retiring from office; witness received
the glass as Adjutant General OF the army; it
was never out of his possession except on june
II, when it was given to Col. Conger, and af-
forwards returned to witness; witness docs not
know Col Conger officially.
Lloyd was then recalled and examined the
field glass, but could not fully recognize it as
the one handed to him by Mrs. Surratt; he
thought the glass, he said, had larger letters on
it; witness was also shown the carbiues. and
thought one was the same as the one Harold
took the case off-recognized by the peculiari-
ty OF the lock; the other carbine was taken
away by the detectives; have not seen the cart
ridge box since it was taken away by Harold.
The court at II 20 took recess for half an
hour
After recess, John M. Lloyd was recalled and
was examined at length, the design of the de-
fence being to show that he had been in the
habit Of drinking, and that his memory is not
to be relied on, and that his evidence in the as
sassination trial was given under the influence
of threats that unless he testified as he did he
would be implicated in the assassination as an
accOmplice and would be hung.
The Judge ruled he could only be questioned
as to threats and inducements in reference to
the present trial, and Mr.. Bradley noted an
exception to the ruling.
Col. j. Conger was sworn, but the examina-
ton was postponed, and the Court adjourned.