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The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, March 18th, 1885,

THE following describedIands in the County
i of Franklin delinquent, for non-payment of
taxes cfthe year 1862, will be subject to entry or
purchase at this office. after 60 days from the
date hereof, by any citizen of this State, upon
payment of amou mt for which said lands are de-
linquent and all costs to the State. with DANA
ges and subsequent taxes accrued. See Revis-
ed Code of Mississippi, Chapter /, section 8,
- e
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24

Lots one, two. three, and
four in Block 8, inside do
nation, Fulton
Lots three and four in block
8, inside donation, Fulton
\ lot four, in block II in
side donation, Fulton
Lot eight in block II, in
side donation, Fulton
Lot three in block twenty in
side donation, Fulton
Lot one in block twenty-one
inside donation, Fulton
Lot four block twenty-six
inside donation, Fulton
Lot six In block twenty-six
inside donation Fulton
Lots 8 and 8 block twenty
six inside donation, Fulton
Lots one, two, three, four,
five, six and seven. block
IA, outside donation, Full
ton
Lots one, two and three in
block 15, outside donation
Fulton
Lot three in block eighteen
outside donation, Fulton
Lot eleven in block twenty
nine, In town of Baldwin
Lot twelve in block twenty
nine in town Of Baldwin
Lot fourteen in block thir-
ty, in town of Baldwin
] Lot eighteen, in block twen-
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24
WASHINGTON HOUSE,

JACKSON, MISS.
rs open for the accommodation of the traveI
i Ing public, and owing to the financial ccn-
dition OF the country, fare will be fixed ut
rate to suit the times. The table viii be sup
piled with the best the country affords.
dec15d T. f. OWEN,
PROPRIETOR
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24
WARREN COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, March 16, 1868.

TFNHE following described Lands in the
Il County of Warren, delinquent for non-
subject TO entry or nurchase at this oftice after M
sixty days from the date hereof, by any citizen
of this State, upon payment of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi,
Chap. l, Sec. 8, Articles Al and As, page 50.
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24
Delinquent Tax Lands.
-rF COUNTY, Formerly Pontotoc)

ACDlTOG's OFFICE, JACKSON, Mss,
March =, 1868
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-24
Division of Section
ty-nine, in town of Bald

Also the following land
delinquent for the Taxes O
1865:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

- aa
a q .'-..'-.-...'...ln
= essin - = ~ s y, II -
g 49, S T...-s.. -.
2 nooss Hs'es 49,. q 80
~ u11s .A,a
go = = 3. - ~ ~ -. 80 ~ -. .S..Is.
- l.s'shss = s41'. 80 - Il
eas4ss' nv = s-.:.h ,r,l 49, -.
=. l..,n -
1soo.s' s11 s..:.. H...~.,... e.
vanoai ~ 80 ,S.'- .a-.-,a..--
aaeisee.y, 2 ~.s. s..r. lr.sa
vssa ~ ~. =.
10' ~ q - ..--..;.a -, -. :.
49, ~. - 80. -h;.h h.ve come
.os.. ..'s - 3. ..-. -. !. -. - -,
= = = 100 -. - .r>...r
~. ~ -. La. j. ~. Mind.
= - -, .-:.u. = i. h.;,.
y. s 80 n-.....:.;o. =
!. 1870 ~ ~. - -. -. -. n,.,;,, fr;.a,.
'ne 49,. - 800. ia. -. .ol5;.r
s1'1 -" -. =. a., /. .nc.
-, ~. ...c,,r..;.a
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- '-s .h..,,,.l, n.r...,v
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21
st Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JASPDR.-Ths Ans steamer Ton
1.sn., iii Ieaye Keokuk for ST. Louis every Men
d.y Il :. m. And Thursday ut 8 o clock .. m.
a0IiIH QsPfk0. every Tussday and
Friday, 81 . o'clock .. N. Meals and state
rooms free.
Par from Keokut to ST. Louis, $3.oe. Through
Iie Of lsding given for freight to all stations on
tie Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river conveyed 20 TIE Axen,
=, K.otuS. vill b attended 70 without delay, and
frss Of charge.
Fhrourh tickets for sale to all poiats west over
the vsnnibai 3 81. Joseph Railroad, and both
b,.n-bes OF the Pscise ksilrosd. oGos corner
R,o,deaa and Levee, Stafford building.
s.N. ARCHER, Agent, Ksskuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

COIN HUAIS-V 10 Il. s..ss..ss 49,
lsss eAsassisls sillsss1ss1 isswsn -
rsvIsss-is,. oAa.usss ssp -.
Psrass6s.Nss = q = NJ ~ " sssssi -
Outosr-Nsa1 s1bfeds
LAap-Cssy ssrsd IS ~ p, cssa.u ssrsd
10 u he perm.
DppevAx-se 10 49, pr ID.
1AIEow-Sdn ~, Htss ieses - pADs
YsA1nsas-Prtns So V 80 psf ,.
RA0s-Cottes, - pss u.
VIM DpARe-Connsu - god - o.; sssfss
CuBsss--0ssA sssassy IL. Hsstou ieoi7s
ymssAs-- RRingtss's Ci1~ - Pa
Y.urs-arss Apples nose In narkss. chsiss
Dass -. u Y ii,s - ~ ned
Hsa6Ass, I5e.
sssps-Tinsshy q - = IS. Glover - -.
Flax sssl u Is TO q.
ons-Ceal oil $50. Lsnsssd, nv q y. eslis1
q Is. Lard, d ssts1i -. Fish efse =
Lryr srocx-Bssf csstis q - y - - epssk
Haes, gosa lots, o. = y 50 sress. ehs.P
- $3.50 srsss. Vel Calves ffss = =
pAcos-Caty ssssd eaavasssA Aans -, sAsslsss
lss, sisaT sisss lie. csssty ssrs1 Ssss
I:s; .as: !. !. ~, Z: e; Z. ,sa-
y eol-1ub vsshsd = y 90; Assss y -
ss0s3e., unsasAsd, y - NJ
nAs-7inseky n sseivs asnasA . fsso = ~
y on = ~ -. hsuirsioe = y = =
Wosp-eS = = e q ~ 80 3sr1nagss Cd
n...-a... IL :. s...As.I ~ - ~
sA..-.IsSs' = !; ss0s u. eA,l a..~ = y
0rAss.-aXio q 50. Hsses SisseasssA % b 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

lrriy,h "a Dspanula 4 Eesink R1aksa

RON 1oY, Arrives On Sunday ana 1nu
day, st o'clock P. n, snd psrasts g Assss-s
and Friday, u o'clock : =.
AupY 100W10U, Arrives O Tussday
ana fridsy, II 8 o'clock p. m, and Departs On
wednesday and Saturday, sf So.
I'm. yoRWSoN, Arrives on Saturday and
wednesday, 1t . p. m, and Departs On Acndsy
srd rhursdAy, u = n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Jrsr received as Phillips L Kerrs another
10. Of Lama, Chantilly, Pushsr and Damssse
Lace Points, at very low prices Also Lace
Mstts. Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols and Dress
Goods in great variety, At lower prices than
ever. ie20-ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

II ID generally understood in Washington
that Chief Justice Chi So is personally plot
ting and manipulating for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, end thss
Presiden. johnson has promised him the en-
tire influence OF the Government patronage
to aid him 10 securing his sominatiou end
eleciion.
That settles Chase, II anything vas re-
ouired TO settle one Who has become utterly
demenied through mad ambition for the
Presidency. Presidency 90 the brAin has
proved too much for the moral and intsllsc-
tual powers Of cur very greatest poIitcisaa.
And Chase will render himseh an object sim
ply Of contempt TO his enemies and nelan-
choly pity to his friends, By dragsline the
robes Of the Chief Justice 10 ahject supplics-
ZION around the White HOUSE and the Com
mites Rooms Of The Democratic Clubs and
Conservative Whisky Rings, for the Prs1i-
DENTAL nominasios.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

tbs House Of Representatives have recon
adhered and rejected the bill increasing the
salsries Of clerks and employees Of the Gov
eminent in Washington City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

BosAPAgTs manufactured goods for sale .,
factory prices ii the aAiladelphia Store, No.
Ill Main street. Cash Paid for wool.
ie2o.et SrlEsBEHsER. MAYER & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

OK our cheap counter you will find twelve
yards good Dress Goods for 81 90; enyard,
vide English Barese for 81 80; Mozam-
hiqaes. Tissues, Lawns aDd other dress pat
terms, from 81 IS to 81 80. For good and
cheap goods 60 to Bostxick's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Le410Ho 0OnD0Y hbA0Es
". rr ~ p..A...;l, a.,;,.,
=,
Monday evening, a o'clock.
Srnrcr-. Our New Citisens.' Admit
.Ancs free.
The philadslphia Mo- a. Am~iean says Of
her; s.
She received the closs.t attention, and shs
hearty and frequent app ause proved her tho
rcue.,y appseesaiea. ons = sessaany 49,
..a 49, -. ~. .oa.i !. ". n,.ssr.or III
sons give Der credit tor even srsatsr mart
VIXEN i cosmos 70 spsakinG upon Tie hiyhes,
Eaossl and spiritual plane; sns Pc zee losce,
sssr,;b;.. ~ ~; .e;es All, e, 3. re- =
kave endured, e L spsquslIsd.
And The Cincinnati Gssetts bear, ike une
o,;sooal ,eas;uopv 70 her merits. in The fol.
to~;n. p.r..,.nh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

foB SaIE.-Ths vell-knovn eating house
sf Mrs. Kraft, on Fourth street, between
Main and JohHson streets. Enquirs on the
premises. Jule-ot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

BY JoHs $. HART, LID.

BY JoHS $. HART, LID
DR.. Hart, the author of the above work, is
: practical educator Of youth, and has taught
thousands Of both sexes in High School
Boarding. Schools, in College. and last in the
s,ate Normal School Of New jersey. HIS
book coaden.es the knowledge derived from
his experience Of lifetime devoted to teach
ing in eli these varied relations, ard 20 In
fer from the table Of contents, and such por.
lions Of tie work ~ Ne have read, isa most
invaluable one to teachers.
The general circulation Of such work
amongst common school teachers. and teach
sr, 10 high schools and. colleges would tend
very greatly to increase the efficiency Of
teaching and resul. in incalculabis benssts to
pupils and teachers alike. We commend il
70 I'll engaged in teaching, and to parents as
yell A. 70 professional teachers, and We doubt
no. ,ha, al who iob,sin the book and study
it, will have abundant reason to thank " for
directing their attention to it,
The book il for sale at 81 Is BY the rub-
fishers, Eldridgs / Brothers, Phiiadslphis,
Pa.
The Chicago Tribxse insists that Horatio
Seymour will be the Democratic candidate
for President, notwithstanding his formal
and uneqnivocal declinasion Of the honor
long since announced and hitherto firmly adj
hsred to.
We think The Tibase mistaken. Seymour
has estopps1 himself from accepting the
nominstion without committing IN act Of
trsacbery and bad faith TO other aspirants
and ihsir friends, which would never BE- for.
given. Still it il barely possible that the
shrewd wire. workers Of the party, Who are
opposed {, Pendleton, may, under the two
thirds rule, prevent his nomination and forcs
the Convention 70 take up their strongest man,
10 spite Of his proiestations end spprehen-
lions Of Impending insanity.
But such result is BY no means probable,
according to our reading Of the signs Of The
times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21
CITY, NEWS.
OsE hundred elegant Lace Collars just re-
esived At Bostvick's. Very cheap.

MoaAIR BRAlps.-Just received = new lot
OF Mohair Braids and Coils, very nice, Tor
s,le low At I2l Main street. W. A. BEsRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

CaoorKL BAiIa AND MALLsTs, turned from
tie best seasoned Rock Maple, 1t the Keo-
kuk Manufacturing Company's Factory, cor
ner Fourth aud Des Moines streets. 2I-h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Ma N Gsgeo, ths senior partner Of the
New York Store, has just returned from the
Est. He has purchased large stock o.
cotton goods, ia depressed market, and will
cell them aiA small advance to prepare for .
large fall trade. Mr.. Gregg wishes to say tt
Ais friends-Spr IL the tiae TO pmreAas
cheap. sl-d&vlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

THs match game Of Base Ball yesterday
afternoon, between she "Mutuals'' of Wss-
saw and the t'Athletes" Of this city, resulted
in the victory BY the former, they having
made 81 runs and the latter SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

--o,e 4 - a6sl go lGsseaAiss
eSvSwAn - sGsie - 49, = ~
spfssss.e ~
"a. lu1Ssss ilg 3 - * SysAs
prospssts. Nshsg.ss1s siaGh1f eostin-
~, lsua nj - ! - -
nartst1As eoniss IN ,hsn svss hefDss, -
her vsalsh VII isssaaae ia4psspostina.
Mr.. SAslss. isiae ssss DsaAtssdy Chtclr
aaaw county, had tArss horses killed By light
ming on ~ ~.
The NossAwsssesn Railroad ran over o.
Of Yaatss Robinson showuAsn q 4oaiana
a Ffidsy, sad hst him - badly thas -
died. So " lssrD By the Cosseii basas
DeMocrst
Tbs GlenvooA Opiaiss Ays tAat u
grssshoppsfs ars dsstrofins everything but
rraa ~i1dous IN that sscsioa-
s--Tve millases ,ef 0ssepa, Washingeoa
county, haa :. iost = shs oahsr Day, shacA
ended by .hs Ma donchios The Misc With :
full bueks. Of water. No harm dess, and
probably she nsed.d il. So ~ learn b. sAs
HasA
The Muscatins 0oxrier says tbss " Uncls
Billy Parvsn . ats sixsy turkey egg u 90
silsing-and complained Of feeling bssssr
for il.
"a double wedding took place 10 Rsek
Island the other day. Tha parties were NJ.
Elishs Lee and Niss Fannie Bhchbufn |;
Msior E. r. Mckinney and his Fannie L.
Fish.
-FYaak Hastcu, of The NJ. Pleasant Jour
nal, married bat few months, says: III
ron psss . house u 10 o cleck at nishs and
sse youns man and yoang lady siaadisg
inside the front door, and yoa hear soms-
thing smack, like horss pulling his foot Out
Of the mud, then you csn Just bss your boon
thai young man doess's hive thsss."
Tho Darlington Harkevs says II cost
Yankee Robinson 500 V tsssy his big show
across he river & ifna posnl
A lady 10 Muscasins county - bittss
in the leg BY snake, while in the cellar.
The limb svslIed BADLY, and q last scsouuss
the woman was considered in rather dan
gsrous condition. The species Of snake that
bit her 10 not known.
Two men we're drowned IN The river u
Dubuque the other day. One Of them vas
named N. Frank, and the name Of the other
is unknown.
"A mail robbery case is being tried ii
Darlington.
"A very severe hail storm recently passed
over the vestern part Of Mahasks county,
which exceeded in disastrous effects any
similar visitation within the memory Of tbs
oldest inhsbi.ant Prom the bursting Of the
terrible tempest upon the earth until its de-
parture scarcely half an hour passed away.
I.s course VAS from north TO south. OF seath
east. SO persec. vas the devastation II
spread that the crops in iss track are utterly
ruined.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Blk months ~ We vsrs denounced BY
Radical friends Of Chase ~ Conservative
and Grant shrisker, because We proposed 70
support Gen. Grant for the Pres dancy.
Sos, those sams Radical friends of Chase
80 that Grant 10 the Republican candidate
for sAs Prssidsney % Radical platform,
shile Chase 10 nosing around on cold scent
Tor Dsmocra.ie nomination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

PSssosAL.-Ws had the pleasure last
evening Of call from Captain VI. h. Laugh
ton and Mr.. ". II. Barron, Of the steamer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

THesR that are in want of mems, misses !,
aud ehildreus' fancy colorcd kid and lasfise
boots and slippers made to order, can have
them done II l.. n. Desp's, corner ci Third
sad Maia streets. aI.st. I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

THsns will be religious services At the
Packet Depot this afternoon ct ~ e'clo /.
Rev. Mr.. Hsines will preach. The public
ere invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

rhasags Live sases ~.rnss
~ resesssVh.1 1ReAsc. Jsas p,
] nscslp4s oaftl- s~r reee less 10 esss
csts,A-Exsrs II 7sGs .; f.i- to good y ISL 70.
sioe ksrs - 40 Is. IS
Hogs -ax,rl - q; snod to chs Ice 10 soas Is.
shssp-pssst .. q 1885, % sos Choice; = 1stse
Ser good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Losr-In the Cemetery, the last Of May.
dark buckhorn handle, congress knife, with
four blades, the property Of lady, and
priced far above its intrinsic value. The find
q will be rewarded satisfactorily on returning
it 70 this ONCE. jui9-3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

MnwaaRss aarnss.
- rsasSFapA. n1sAssss. Jsns =.
Uoar-Dnii end useAsns~a.
vk%ss-- Hrnsr; No u %. No 81 ssA
osrs-Qulst 80 stesdy u -
0aAs-Assfse = fssi ysfces, q.
3 1rakGhA-cnsAaeoa e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

ARRivAIs.
S,s.m.r Key City, s.. Louis.
DEPARTURES.


ARnvAIs.
S,s.m.r Key City, s.. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Andy johnson, ST. Louis.
The Minnesota, OF the Northern Line, Wa
das from below last evening On route for 81.
Peal.
The Addis johnson. Of the N. v. U. Line,
will b. along for St. Paul this afternoon u S
o'clock. Col. 8. n. Archer, Agent.
The regular Northern Line racket for 3d.
Pasl to-day will be The Sucker State, due q
this poist ct about s o'clock. A. Brown,
Agent.
The Victory viii arrive this morning with
IN excursion party from Quincy, aud return
his aftsrnoon q clock
The regular packet for ST. Louis tomorrow
morning a. O'Clock viii probably Be he
Lucy Bsftnm.
The river Aas risen ax inches during The
past twsoty-four hours.
AEorass MUSICAL EsrsRrAIxxxsr.-The
second vocal and Instrumental concert By the
ladies and gentlsmen Of the Musical Club,
under the direction OF Prof. Reps, viii take
place u Gibbons Open House. on Thurs.
day evening, the 18th inst.
The programs viii consist Of ssleetioss
from Lucia ii Lammeruoor By Donisssti.
5omnambala By Bsliini. Pfoyotors By vsrdi.
and Iannhanser BY Richard Manners, com
prisios must. q the Pas, Present snd Fa-
iare.
The success which attended fhs lax en-
tersAinmens by The Naaical Club, i sruer.
sntse shassAs rsnins one will In Ike manner
be success, and that's lares aadissss viIl
b. IN Attendance.
Rsro&rs ID regard to What Psssidsst jobs
son svll Do os.vill not DO 10 reission % The
vsso Of Reconstruction Bills, o. sss appoint
msns Of pen to once, srs entitled 70 VEN
lizzie credsacs. He 10 IN the habit of ssyise
ons Ting and doing aaotAes, Of nakise
pro aisss il the forsso N only 70 break 49,
il The Afternoon. end 81 uttssiag ssisss'
plsdgss b the evening which BE- ignores asl
violaiss With shsasssa earesassy 10 ~
usrsiae. Al Of which NJ CO psove 81 IL
lssAisoay u ssaatss Crises, u asy 80 i
(1avsssd 70 desbl ths aliesaaioss.
.--~--.~s-------
The Qsisey Hres1 sass ia. chass b..
decided mot 10 b candidate before III
Depsocs~ie Naaiouaa Conysotiop. bat 4 =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21
aARKET& BY TELtaRAPH.

-
Chicago Aashsd
~ T&iexrspA.i csfcsss. sssf 81
Flour -lvH IN loo rsts ehsirs rststs ssD~ - -
500 0 q, s.pcy yisnr.ot. vs,rs. Sle@ 10 r.
What -Utssstsss. tTu ass bshsE d.ssaA foes' r.
eov,r Ii ~ 90 ssse,,s i.r Aaxst M, ~ pisx
q Is 4 sri~+ Al BE monfh. Il ~ pct
AID f.sri, s<tvs. eaasst ~ ~ J. -
j., l. sad saks1e4 sus AoI
oass-ssahss sstst nd ssssA,: VI thf's lower; 0x
asT
hys-Dau md nsDins ~ 81 II q 81 u.
B.r,sy-euii; r. All S1L
froskicn4-Lai
M.ss Professionally 81 Is s24 10 tsy~ss q ths
srp.r rice
l..s III .ae .. III At q ssis1 r. sssA 70 pris.s
sesaW
Ga, Nvst4--sho iids.s Hs1
L>hA srsszhss--Dsis % fs sstt So sssis -
ssfn 70 DaAs.c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

CAaRIAox Dsfor. --Osr frisod Myers hss
established Carriage Depot On he corner
Of Filth and Blosdsaa streets, where ~
Keeps his 6nished vesk for inspecaioa "a
sale We connsaA hil ssnblisI.sas 70 M
sAo wassa Ems osrisss o. baeey naas inti.u
best style, and Of III hsss szsssv;al. "a !.
va.sevsr fsAAioa ~ ~ eAsess.
We have buggy q his mako. which =.
have tessed and knov V bsss rod = /, a.
rsars. asd II appssssnes and sss,e "a
no ousksss Of asisA " kass - ue.h;,e
Ooa .As Ess. o. ffoa. any ssAse asssssr.
-. sassis Il,
Tls easeA cord for sll oar si,lssss shesn6
~. rsssoniAs Aesas mssslbctssiss, and 4 :
dnsrf. the, siIi rrs oni, promote ~ ir,.r.
ssts Of m ei,y, b, siii ssao, IN IN ,cas
-. rftmote their as ;ndissaaAl lh,s res,s
-A4---s-s- J > .s-..assl.-
Trs SssrAv AAs.stst III 5p.4 Il. 49,
ssea,sA n Il, rsts%
hhaas II M tss9 ns~t f.l,sissa m.v..
sseA ~ ssrt ss&. ana ii. sas.s,,.l. Z, +.
sseshds. and ~ trtJ xseeIlent agtir,.s -.
syiba'.l ~ Nd, u ~ aslsps Asisssn !.
ssts~' Brssia. sssdss 4 ~ eslt 49, No
BET ~ sndtspssaabis, rsllseeass Is 81 ~.
assiss shs ~ sAoieset AsIda, ss.dsae. &
pe11k4aus II ;sspd teulh,
81 b s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Dss Moiszs has full dedged shosi--a
genuine spook, 70 the Registsr says. II ~,
psAss between the hours Of ten and midnight,
nakss no violent demonstrations, but il sort
q passive and Eensls>liks, and consinually
repeats the words:
~ 10 bsttsr to haveiovsd and lost
Than never TO hays ioved 81 al.
The oldest inhabi,ant can farnish no e.
planatiou to the myssory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-21

Pic-sic.-9 There are last that shall be
arss ns very gratifying promise, il il may
With propriesy b applied to that Chatham
Square Picnic Exearsioa 70 Quincy ,hss is
70 b on Wednesday next. We have heard
picnic until it il IA old song. and some
may conclude that this u to Be . tame affair.
not 50. Il Is to be . grand affair. We in.
viss everybody, with his WIG and children
70 20, and We promise you music, vi. and
fun, and general good time 70 your heart ,
content, We can take 800 persons. Ticket,
csa be bad 81 the city bootstosss, wescot',,
Wsbssers, Ogden 1 losry's--of Dr.. Snona
In warsa~, and Dr.. China il Ha.,lsoo. M
fst] Cav.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

a. follows: Ordered That the senate do now
proceed 20 yut" on thc articles according o.
the rules of the Senate. Howard called for
the yeas and nays on the question. whether
the decision of the chair should be sustained.
The vote being taken resulted, yeas -, nays
3O-tho following Senators voting yea; An
thony, Bayard, Buckalev, ,Onklin, Davis,
Dixon, Doolitile, Ferry, fe-,euden, Fowler,
Grimes, Henderson. Hendricks johnson. Me
Creary, Morgan, Norton, Patterson, of Ten
nesscc. Salisbury, Sherman. Trumbull. Van
Wrinkle. NickcrS, Wiley. The following voted
nay: Cameron. Cottrcll, Chandler. Cole, Con
ness, Corbctt. Cragin, Drake Edmunds. Ere
lnghuysen. Horton. Howard, Howe, Morrill,,
of Maine. Morrill, of VT, Norton Nye, Patter-
son, OF New Hampshire, POmeroy, Ramsay
Rose. Spraguc, stuart, Sumner. IhaNer Tip
ton, Wade, " illiams, Nates. 30 the decision
of the Chief Justice was OvcrTuled. Mr. Hen
derson moved To amend the order by striking
cut the words the 10Th inst" and inserting
i'm lieu thereof the word, "Wednesday, lst
day of July ncNt.' The amendment was re-
jected yeas ~, nays 81. McCrcary moved TO
amend the order 10y making it read, " To adj
journ without given day The amendment
was rejected; yeas q, nays IL. Yeas, MeS,rs.
Bayard Davis, Dixon, Doolittlc, McCreary,
Nickers. Mr.. Bukalcw moved to amend the
day. the 18th inst. Rejected. The question
then rccurred on order Us originally offered
by Mr.. Williams, to adjourn the Court until
Tuesday, the 26th inst. The vote resulted :
yeas 81, nays u. Yeas. Anthony, Cottrcll.
Chandler. Cole, ConncSS, C0rbett, Cragln'
Drake, Edmunds. Frelinghuysen, Harlan,
Howard, Howe. Morrill, of Maine, Morrill,, OF
Vermont, Norton, Nye Patterson, of New
Hampshire, Pomeroy, Ramsay Ross Stewart,
Sprague, Sumner. Thaycr, Upton, Van Wink
le, Wade Wilson, Yates. Nays, Bayard, Buck
alew, Conklin, Davis, DOolttle, Ferry. Fes-
scndcn, Fowler, johnson, Henderson, Hem
dricks, McCrcary, Morgan, Morton, Patterson,
of Tenn, salisbury, sherman, Trumbull,
NickerS, Wiley. The Chief Justice annOunc-
ed the result and said, 80 the Senate, sitting
as High Court of Impeachment, stands ad-
journed until Tuesday. the 2Gth inst. at II o.
clock Chief Justice then left the chair, and
the members of the House retired to their own
chamber The spectators, who filled every
seat and standing place in the galleries, i'm
mcdiatcly began to pour into the halls and
corridors, and the curtain fell for ten days on
the national drama of impeachment The
closing scene was not marrcd by the slightest
breach of dccorlm or good order.