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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
new York Market,

NV ioKx, Feb, r.
e@ttea-Ns~s @etise and shade Grnaer =; sic for
miAiiju. npl4nas.
flonf--ItrsFy and heavy. .as 81 fss extra STAT,
5%11 u tT extra H. III o. 5e4 ~ for Trade Brnpa.
market closing heavy and d-uo,Anz
Nhiskes-ksthes hriner Al s75laEaec FIR State and
western.
Nhsat-Iall Asa lower, ss1i IS FOR Chicago spring
5ssl - r. Milwaukee Cub o-s9i q, fsr Winter
Reel western.
cssu-I.is.ily fr-aer wssh fair a=sBanl a, Is 70,
shipping sl,Asi Western ia sssre . il uow refn--~
mi - hs southern fellu~3 / r fer Western a.
lov.
aas---Slfasie sFzaer- asF5aIr sor Western
!. a-ss--4 srFsa, with fair s-riAa nj
P-tsfea r-SLsse asEaer. csst4 eas aaji Z. ressi IN
s~7lsi r. s.s+3 S-e-ras soT r.fiei frr~
P4tkFiFtstF tat aa9rr aetlv~ "A u 1sIgi g-i@ Eyr
nss- - = - ~ ts Ula iss 3 y = FIR p-s Dc;
- ssaS 70 fr oii and psiurs- p $50 i2IS ~
prime al-s $50 bills old nless god mess f,r
AaTrt. tas nftfa, - isss-t <. - go Ills pe~x
ehteT eiser. - February n sss = o.. Iase hhls
prime fse-s faF M4rris sellers oy.fi.su at II 90
AZ I8s Il "a 5e FIR prime. lals T.
II Ie< sei ms los Iec II extra se.s prime. mes b.
G'i~' Htd aes4D-,ii lef lanls are ia moderate re-
quest
Cat Heafs-Fair aerss,~t bacon 3D. very firm with
FAIR enquiry. Isl far Weston Cumberland cut l8l1
- Cumberland l4 Tor Do shsgt r~~i ls fr DO iaus
clear Il ~ l-S fer do slart clear. Is for ionx ent
haIas. including est~Tn and CITY
hrt-sAd Hoes-Mtslsrate re9Gcsi A. ". fr Western:
nniii. ~ city.
laTd--~tsr4sis at 10 1881
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New York !, Feb. 10.

The Herald's Army of Potomac cores
pondenc &c says:
All quiet, notwithstanding the rumors
Of fight.
Eleven desertes came into our lines
yesterday morning.
The Herald's Washington dispatch re-
ports Gen. Meade in town, and resumes
command of the army to-day.
Gen. Hatch has been relieved from the
command of the cavalry department of
St. Louis, and ordered to report to Gen.
Gilmore.
A convention to amend the Constitu-
ton of the State of Virginia, meets at
Alexandria to-day. Little will be done
before the middle of next week
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Washington Fab "a

General Grant writes a letter to N.
Washburne, III. c., since the passage q,
the Lieutenant-GenersI bill by the House
In the course of which he says:
"iou should recolect that have been
already highly honored BY the Govern
men.. do not ask or feel that deserve
sny.n'ns more in the shape of honor o,
promotion. A success over tho anemr :
1na' desire above anything else, and
aes,re 70 hold such an influence over those
under my command as to enable ma -
thia end" 'u'e
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By TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,


New YORK, FEB. lS.
The Times Hilton Head letter states
that the rebel blockade runner sunk of
charleston had q cargo Of iron plates and
other metal for the construction of iron
clads, and carried four guns. The rebels
have been unable to remove any of the
cargo in consequence of the heavy FIRE Of
our guns.
A refugee from Savannah reports that
Gen. Beauregard's headquarters had been
removed there in anticipation of an at.
tack.
The rebels had $50 torpedoes sHoa,
down the Savannah river, and 5000
troops quartcred around the city.
The Georgia regiments have already
mutinied in consequence of short sup
plies.
Two blockade runners are at Savannah
waiting for an opportunity to pass ouI
gunboats.
The Worlds letter has a report that
1000 of our troops had landed ON James
Island, near Charleston, in the rear of the
rebel batteries.
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Especial . Tribune.
NaIhireton. Feb. Is.


A delegation representing tho WOOL
growing interest Of Pennsylvania, West
ern Virginia and tho eastern part Of Ohio,
il here for tho purpose Of consulting with
the different committees Of Congress,
asking for IN increased rate Of duties
upon foreign woods, especially those Of
6nsr texture from the Cape of Good Hope,
Austnlis and Mestia. The duty on these
woods ct present is 10 very low it is inn
possible for American wool-growers to
compete with it in market. The tariff
asked 10 ten cents per pound on these
woods, which It 10 hoped will better pro-
tect the wool-growing interests of the
West. The representations have been
favorably received thus far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15

Il have never changed my mind respecting them from
the nrst, excepting to think yet better Of that wich
began thinking well Of" Rry HEsEr WARD BEEcHEE-
1.-The Iroehes staff Of life 10 me-"
Psas EpwAKe NORTH.
Pres. Hamilton College Clinton, n. 7.
"for Throat Troubles they speeihe.r
Mp. MILLS.
600 fsvorably known to need commentator
Hos. Cgss. A. PaELrs,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
Contain no Opium nor anything injurious
Dr. 4. A HANS, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination FIR Cough
DR. u. H. BfGEow, Boston.
81 recommend their 10 Public Speakers.
Rev. 4. H. cHAPfs.
Most salutary relief In Bronchitis
REV. & SEIsFkIEp MoTrisfown, Ohio.
Very beneficial y hen suffering from Colds.r
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Almost instant leief In the distressing labor breath
ing peculiar To Asthma
Rev. A. G. EsaLxsroS New York.
They have suited my exactly, relieving my
throat - that could sing with ease
T. DTrHAEwFs
Chori>ter French Parish Church Montreal
As there are limitations, be and the genuine
jan2Slmo.dAw.
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New York, Feb. Is.


Shipments of specie to-day. $40, 400
Receipts at the custom house during the
week. $3.50. 900, principally in gold.
Miller d Conger's large warehouse, No
SAG Water street, took FIRE this morning
from lot of new cotton. Loss Of $685..
900.
Four hundred rebel prisoners from
Johnson's Island have been transferred
to Buffers department. among the mum.
Der, General Jeff. Thompson and Captain
Breckinridge, son of Gen. b.
A Washington special says there are
over s25, 900, 900 in gold in the treasury,
and that Secretary Chase is about to sell it.
1t is authoritatively denied that the
rebels have taken possession Of East Ten
nessee, and cut off communication between
Knoxville and Cumberland Gap.
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Special Notices.
CoLGATgs HONEY soar.

Thi. celebrated Toilet sonp, in such universal
demand, Is naade from the choicest materials il
mill and me lei mt in It's na,g-e fragraDtly
scenic d snd extremely Beneficial in ts action
Goods Dealers tanaoIyd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15

Chicago Market.

tAINAso, FEB 70
ff0ur-Rafhes nctis~
Whszt--fisneg- ssies II No. At l IL. ADD No s.,
/ lli4@ln5s NJ aa3nirs fdr Old
tgyB--Asrk-f nesnlfsAi aua. Al So
Hsghstue<--Aetye 81 sle
PyassEssfst4--FIrm-
&ilTrs.ad HoES-Arfive ani &C heh.r- saie- a. gpa
- according - wright aud condition,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!I

DATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE 70 tAs Bese N
- tAs Worie. The only Hsrmisss Trss sd Reliable
dye known This splendid Hair Dye Is perfectcAanges
hed Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to 0isssr Diark
Nesrsi bvsrn without nurng the Hair Staining the
SKIN leaving the Hair Sot and Beautiful impars fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and
hes the Ill effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR: all others are mere ilnita-
tons, and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
fAcr0Rf-si BARCLAY street, New York. BsTcRELoK'
NEW TonKT CREAM for Dressing the Hair. fiyg-d&w1
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Especial to Tribune.l

washington, Feb. Is.
we learn from the front that our f,,rces
captured six or eight guerr,l,aa $50. 80.
. tnI miles from Warrenton, last nigh.
They were dressed in our unifo,r "''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
Sunday Night Report.
Sandwieh, IL. midnirht-Feb. Ii.

Sandwich, H.. midnight-Feb. IL.
A fire here this evening burned to the
ground grain warehouse belonging to
l.. ID. Wilson. 1t was probably the work
of al incendiary. Loss not ascertaired
The warehouse was situated close by the
railroad TRACK and the FIRE destroyed the
telegraph wires.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15

The forces at Richmond are command
ID BY Gen. Rlssy.
Gen. Hood is assigned to the command
Of the rebel army Of Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
nIsEASEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEM.
~ INAL, URINARY AND sexual.

SAST = M-New and reliable treatment-in Reports Of
the HOWARD ASSDIATI0N-S+nt by mail in sealed
letter envelopes free of charge. Address Dr. j. SKILN
HotGHToS, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
de-c2-d& w:n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15

New York Money Market.

SES YORK Feb. L.
Money very cay a, 657c. bat little transaction a,
Ora tia
Sterling exchange SnH At l14i Ia lt4i&
Geld qtie opening At 55-. ais arsiRg 5es and ,i-
sing dull Al a4.s.
The total exl@sris Of stssie to-day werr s1a4aa
Government stseks frnpg and actiye demand
sit-,ks stronger.
Sd rsgpaHs lnsl
Year Certificates aSsS.
No q 0ite- la5l Harlem i9i: Erie II2 do prd
le4Ai Itnisen l4e's Reading l2lss VI l34l a43..
ga ~: { strip I3l9e: Pllo. .slena 4 chi III j.
T ils { 4 FL + IT " 4 e $50: MkPD ssi-
II ss Alton Ii o.; C W 5lt@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
Commercial.

coaRsc1ED DAILY ~
8. EIAMILL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCEHS,
No 100, Corner Fourth and Main Streets
DAILY Garr C1rr OFFICE
ksoKUK February L. 1854 }
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
EIou.-superhne, . 90 Spring Wheat Etts, . 50
CoRx MEALr-S1 oo9s2 90 y looms
s saasn s4r,s . ( ' sss e. 90
CoRS-S56Jo0c p l,ushel.
wHE.r-Iall, 81 Is: Spring, soeas1 90 p bushel.
RrE-s0c.
OATs.--4yb.
GRKsx AppLss-ooc<rsI 90.
PeTAross--s59se: Retail Csc p peck.
BurrER-Common, 15cs Choice, 2eg22c; retail, &c.
EeGs-2D to -. retail &c
CHIcKISg-$2 90 very scarce
LARD-l0tal1e.
wHIrr BEsss--common to Good, 81 5o@sl rs; Prime
Navy, & o0d$2 25
TALLow--ec.
HAr- Timothy, $40 oo@s2s 90 baled. 90 oe Prairie
GROCERIES.
New York, G, lie, New York. A. 1sl; crushed and pow
dered lee.
Molsssr.-sagar House, 7oe7se, Golden Syrup, sss
81 eo-sorghun, 55a65c
CorrEr--Rio, 24lzfaS7c, Java, &c.
RIcE-9t yaaiOc.
soDA--Anerican. 1c; English Sc
soap-pslm, IG Family, &c. German,
CAsptEz-star 10 to 20; Mould 1211s to i4e.
. TnAsmYoung Hyson, 8 2esi IS; Imperial 81 Is 70
Tos.oco-Da,k sweet 90 70 CSC Medium Brands, 10 to
so;; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 % TO 81 To-
GlAss-sxlo City RI So rates
CoapssB-l9 to 20c.
BAR ArrIKs-e % loo p n.
DrY PEscHEs-HlfTs IS 70 15izc = n.
DRY CukRaSTs-1oc.
RAIsINs-x5 90 to IS So
saIT--IAke s. Is TO IS.
faH-No Aaekerel btls. 81 ooasls %.
MI ~ o. H. NJ cog % 80
Ia bbls. No White Fish SO IS.
sUNDRlEs.
Lr.rHEH-scfe D. 70 ssc Harness ~ to ssc
tiDKsDry Flint 10 TO 1Tc Dry sailed IA 10 l5c. Grub
~ half prizes. Green TO Green Sheep Pelts, 10 TO
2r Green Hog skins, lie,
sEEDs-1imothy ~ 90 70 ~ So Flax - TO Is
FEaTHEEs-s9 to +5c.
CHKr.s-fIarnburg. is 10 15isc-
BgFF-tarTfE-S3 90 to - 20 gross.
sasxr-ss to s5 90 ? 100, grs~s.
wool--e1can Tnhsashed, s. % 7Sc ..rnwAshed one
third less
orLseoai OIL r,e-f white. s5 d zoe retail. soc Lin
seed OIL II g Lard Oh, = 10 q 81 IS Fish OIL 81 90
BEEsw Sx-ss
PAR Hs4s-s4 % 70 50 90 nett.
Hsss-wo.l~n ~ Gotten y 81
NKw GUSsfts--Tc.
on Isox-le Z j.. Bra.s Zoe = p Ce.YrR les
kxeHANsE--sn New York PillAdelphiA Bo-ton.f Gin
einnat -. Leui- ard Chicago r cent f9r bankahle
funds Gold % - 55c premium brsns
DRY GOODS.
sHEErrsas sRrsrsSss-30 10 s3lse
DEILIs--3l 70 ~ y.
PE1Nrs--iais ~ -sisc.
DE4NNs--S - -
6xCHAR<--5 10 10.
CsspwGcK GotTs sPo1I-Sl o.
SKIN THnEsD-si 10 10 81 10
fsEsxaS ksn IErH. cksxfxxRx-t0 to TX
sKIgT Raur-Sf ~ to I'll 10
CURsFT IEkSs-zs fc &c
bESTkS-ss T. AZ
f1exfsa-25 t. Tn
LIssEYS91 To TX.
CArfos FL4SNrLs-2si@ to 45c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15

French and American Flowers, Kmbroldered Sc
nsurnng Sets Collars, IAces, Gloves Of III dssoris
efons French Ccrsets, DoD Skirts, supporters. and
varteC efstAsS Notiens. 49, 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-18
OHEEP WASH TOBACCO.

GHEEP WASH TOBACCO,
~ Will not injure the most delicate animal.
Kills Ticks on Sheep.
Cures Scab on Sheep.
Kills all Vermin ON Animals and Birds.
Cures all Skin Diseases on Animals.
. Kills Bugs on Roses. Lice on House Plants.
Kills Canker Worm ON Apple Trees.
, Kills Bed Bugs and Water Beaches.
Kills all vermin that infest Grape and Gran
berry Vines.
One Pound Of this Extract ,ciH make l6 gallons
lC1Sh.
For sale by all Druggists, and at Country
and Agricultural Stores.
Price. Is cents per pound. A liberal discount
to the trade and large purchasers.
Orders promptly sent by express,
. JAMES F. LEVIN,
Agent South Down Co.,
q Central Wharf Boston.
Z Merrill and Shute Agents for Iowa, Wis
consin and Michigan, II Lake St., Chicago
Ill. feb26-weOw0m
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cATHARTic : PILLS

ea;ivcs in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality i
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do III
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. C. AVER, NJ. D., 4 Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
e. e. Gay, c. p. Equiree a Co.. Hughes 4 Mas
eau, A. T. 0arthe, and F. Bierwirtb. Burlington
Iowa. iulytS- d2aw:waly
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OUGAR FROM sORGHUM-Far-

NJ mers make your own Sugar by RIGGS'S
NEW PROCESS. Patented January ceth. 1864;
]. T. Riggs. Of Omaha, Nebraska. ai.er experi-
meEtlng SIX years upon Sorghum, has discov-
cred simple process by which every farmer
ties desiring TO purchase County, Township or
individual rights in the counties Of Henry, Des
NO. res; Jefferson, Keokuk, Louisa, Lee, Musca-
iowa, Address, DAVID WHITNEY.
P.Oprie q, KeokuE, Iowa ar
AAVID PARRY Local. Agent Burlington, Iowa
nayH- W.T.
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II abroad.


II ailr a a.
ST Is cHicA3o. new YORK S Bos H9STE
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE:
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
10 ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
Ona AFTER August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave and arrive a. follows:
LEAVE OTTUMWA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
is Sc o'cio:ck 4 7i5 o,sIlock,
Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy; ct Mendoza
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena, Dunleith. for st. Louis and Cairo; ct Bur-
lingtOn with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
twelve hours ahead Of any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS WA TTyTs P0y,rr
Te Shippers Of live stock.
stock Trains VIII run regularly, leaving daily.
rights o. Passenger Trains, thus insurinc ties-
ratcn and consequently avoiding all those yex-
ailnus delays that are constantly Occurring On
other routes.
NEW STOCK PENS have been br,l.on both
SIDES O. the mississippi. close by the Ferry: and
DloSefs WILL IND there any thing they could wish
ior the accommodation of their stock.
:, lhfougn contracts given TO Chicago aud New
YcrE. II. THIElSEN, superintendent
Il. II. ECsTOKD,
oct7wd.
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General Grant gives Lee credit for his
ability. Not once has he undervaluea his
willy foe. Eraddock laughed when the
young provincial officer advised him to
alter his European tactics, or fight the In
dams after their own fashion. How dear
lv he paid for his derision! The leader of
our hosts was acquainted with his foe, and
well knew all the ''quicks and quirks'
that in him lurked. When marching by
the flank, we never halted one night with
on: throwing up strong earthworks. And
when we fought then in the woods our at
tacks were like their own-sudden, quick,
fierce, and accompanied by a fierce yell
(Or IsuShirc+Oy CTron
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

are to perish, we will perish in that way
All have to say to you is, help us If you
can; if you cannot, believe in your hearts
that we have died like men. tGreat cheer
ing,1
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/.
John Morgan's foot is on thy shore,
Kentucky! Oh, kentucky!
His hand Is on thy stable door,
Kentucky ! Oh, Kentucky!
You'll see your good gray mare no more:
He'll ride her till her back is sore,
And leave her at some strangers door,
Kentucky oh, Kentucky! Hait
II.
For feeding John you're paying dear,
KENTUCKY! Oh, Kentucky!
His very name now makes you lear, Il I
Kentucky! Oh, KENTUCKY!
In every valley, far and near,
He's go6bled every horse and steer;
You'll rue his raids Tor many year,
Kentucky Oh, Kentucky!
III.
Vet you have many o trAit0rou0 fool,
KentuCky! Oh, Kentucky!
Who still will be the rebels tool,
Kentucky! Oh, Kentucky!
They'll learn to yield to Abrams rule
In none but Johnny's costly school.
At cost of every aninule,
Kentucky! Oh, Kentucky! =
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The INCOME TAx.-Senator sherman
gave notice, in the Senate, day or two
ago, that he should move, by-and-by, to
increase the income tax. Ee said:
1.-THE point to which rise to call the at
tention Of the Senate is, that this income
tax will not apply to the current year; and
regret it very mnch. The time for as
gessing the income tax has passed, under
the old act, and the income tax payable In
1864, having accrued on the first of May,
this bill will not affect it. There never
was time in the history of the country,
when an income tax could be paid so
cheerfully as this year; and I wish to sug-
gest to the serious consideration of Sena-
tors, whether we cannot, this year, on the
LIST Of October, or at some time that may
be agreed upon, levy q war tax OF say
ten per cent. on all incomes without e1.
ception, or if any exception is made, ex-
cepting only the very smallest incomes:
This course has been pursued IN England
several times, and / believe there never
income tax, made specially for this year,
and for war purposes, would be SO readily
and cheerfully paid as now. All persons
who have sources of income, unless they
are fixed incomes, have had their incomes
largely increased; and I believe they
would now cheerfully pay an income tax
Of ten per cent. for this year. do not an
consent of the Committee on Finance, and
do not know whether they will assent ia
it; nor shall I press it upon the Senate un-
less think it will obtain its sanction. ]
know that many members of the other
House are in favor Of assessing this large
tax; the Secretary Of the Treasury IS IN
favor OF it; and / believe ii Senators will
reflect on the circumstances by which we
are surrounded. they will see that SO heavy
tax as this could not only be readily col
lected this year, but would be assented to
by all our people, and would strengthen
the credit OF the Government by showing
that we are disposed to exercise our pow
er of taxation to the utmost
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The following amusing lines were written af-
ter the first Morgan raio, by Brig. Gen. J. d. c.,
and were furnished as by Capt. B.:
Kennedy! Oh, Kentucky!
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We desire to say to the public that AZ 10
orr attention TO the retail businees 4r y y,
CITY, and consequently keer r. scs -
LARGER assortment, for retail TRACE y ne 49,
other houses. Our whole desire, An Is s. ;inep1
cleaned from every market. ana 1ncsfrsnl
LOWEST PRICES. This Will % g. ~ gt,isl u
10 the satisfaction Cf 6u WHO give ~
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No. So and SIS jefferson Street,
ACE PARsoNl
CoppA Parsons BlocR. opposite tne a
House. EuriAngt6, Iowa. o~l|
ma-sl.saveo BURLINGTON. I0KSI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

qhsss Bittsrs 0rs put up IN quart
bottles, of ,vhioh the abovs ts a fac
simiIs. qhs label 30 finally sH-
OraUsd, and Is py'Ovidsd lgtth a
safs guard from eoInteEfstteTs'
dorios 81 per bottle, or siS for $S.
@. w. Robaolc, Proprtstor, No. o
East Fourth Street, cinoinnatt, to
whosm all orders should Be ad-
dressed. G..s.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
Daily GmrIire,
0vERTHROw Of Lhe CHRIgTIAN OHURCH
TOttering to it's Fall.
OF POLITICAL PRIESTS.


| II the following extract does not open the
eyes OF political preachers and their adVo'
Gates TO the danger which threatens the Church
in this land, then are they not only on the
road TO apostasy, but they haze Rpostaused
from the truth; for here is a Church Court,
which deposes three -fonrths OF ils members, not
because OF immortality, but because they will
not commit ain in the house Of God Is it TO
be wondered ut, that Christian men refused
to attend Church when they are compelled TO
listen 10 such political hRrangues As these
United Presbyterians discourse TO the people
in the house Of God upon the Sabbath day
This 10 the same body of Christians ID who
suspended some Of their communicable from
the privileges of parlhking Of the Lord's Sup
per, because they voted for Mr. VallRndigham
for Governor of Ohio,
This is the kind of preaching that some OF
our own Presbyterian ministers, Presbyteriail
people and Presbyterian newspapers would
compel us TO endorse, or ho charged with dis
loyalty, not percovHJ that such conduct IS
not only contrary TO all civil and eceleaiAsti-
cal law, but is treason against Christ, our
Lord and King But Wo will let the Lancas-
ter Ohio Eagle speak for itself: 'ti
"roIATIoA1 rnEAonrRs AND PoLITIoAL PREAoH-
ING. I
at is surprising that preachers cannot see
aud understand that they are doing IrrepaTa-
BILE mischief wherever they attempt 10 dictate
to their hearers and congregations on the
subject of politics. They are breaking up
and disorganizing Churches all over the ecoun
try. An instance Of this kind took place re-
Gently in the Rush Creek congregation. The
preacher in charge undertook to dictate to his
congregation on tho subject Of slavery, BY de-
livering political sermon on the subject.
The church members being three-iourths
Democratic, to give their decided and express
disapprObation Of such kind of preaching, met
and passed respectful resolutions Of dlHap'
proyal.
Thereupon the United Presbyterian Church
OF Muskingum took said resolutions in hand,
and sent tho Rev. Mr.. Murch to moderate a
session in said Rush Creek congregation, de.
manding a relraction OF said resolutions which
condemned political preaching This the
congregation refused TO do, and therenpon
three-iourthts Of the members we're depoaed
Although tho Constitution of oar country
guarantees freedom Of conseence, yet such
is the tyranny Of Abolition fanaticism that
members of Churches are to be debArred their
membership or subscribe TO the disgusting
doctrines OF negro religious iansticism.
eve understand that the Democrats Of
Rush Creek congregation, thus deposed, are
making arrangements to organize themselves
into a church, and Heeure themselves the SER
vices Of minister who will preach Christ in
stead OF tho negro.
"a reform in Churches ID necessary, or in-
6delty aud atheism will be in the ascendant,
and Christianity powerless for good.
"The Church must be purged Of snch
preachers and preaching, and new churches
only will do tho work Mn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
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