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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
Notice Of incorporation.


NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions OF the aw of Iowa ttrnins CIR
paratsons pecnpa;y pr'ht the nnd rsign have
gsnzed themsises gether AS body corporate, to te
'sThe Imperial Gold and Sf1rer Tunnel Com
pany Of Idaho
The rrncipsi ri4c- IL the bu, OF said
corpo' alton shall be Kenknk Iowa
The general nature ~ the business he transacted by
said corp ration be dealing in mineral lends in Ida
ho Territory els where operating mines in said rer-
ritory and elsewhere. and particularly in TIE Orc Tno
Mountains In the county Of owyhet in said Territory
also dealing in the Ks ard ineras properly aIper-
tanning TO the obiects shove enumerated
The capital stock II said corporation shall be Eve mil
iiona Of dollars which T. paid TO the corporation
immediately IT. reanz-tof By the convey to
the corporation VI the Tunn-i Mining Lands and Mines
located in Gold and Silver M.unfain. number "a
In the Or, Fino Maintains IN o~yh.e county, Idaho
Territory. known as the Imperial @ Id aud Silver
Minis "a be particularly settled in deed the
corporation The property 20 70 lie conveyed. and the
franchises OF the corporal shall
capitol stock thereof and shall he considered I'd in
when the sal convey i. male, and shah be divided
into shares OF one hundred dollas each
The said corporation shall commence the 2st day
Of Jaas, 1895 and contans t~saty years. ject ~
neval.
me officers Of sad co, porafion shs consist Of Board
o. Vive Director ho shall eieet their own number
Prer - and Treasurer ard secria'y tho hail not
be of their number and such executive other com
mttses shall b DESIGNATED by the by law. The said
Board Of Dit sectors .hi he elected by the
from thier own number the s-cnni indy Of juno
" evefy commune IN once Until
their succeesFs chosen. Said corporation shall
q any tiua nsur ndebtsdn@s. exceeding In ihnna-
and dollars The private pr pert 81 the
shall he mot from cerprTat~ drbts
Witness hnnds this 2Qth day OF Junei A. n 1856
EnWARp EtLB pURNE, j. 10 NS0N,
URIA4 RApLEE III LOVE
A. p MJNE>H Err RID
URIAH eERRv, D. w. ford
JOHN A. POST, D. w. KILROuRNE
The officers OF said corporation are tn. follow ing:
President RAPLEE
reasnrsr- E. LIVE
secretary W. FUhcs
jy3l-dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31

The railroad officers in some of the South
ern States are endeavoring to purchase mate
rial from the Government to replace their
worn out rolling stock and railroad iron. They
hare no money and wish to purchase on cred
1t. Large sales of railroad stock are to be
made at auction within short iine.s.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
OR. q. l.. aPENCER,s
0DuNISEI.AINE
FOR TUE TkRru

ufs ono o. thev best articles for CLEANSING ana
pfesrsing tie eeth ever offered the public ~ /.
1aoNtd TO contain I'd any othrf iparrdiers 4.
70 tbs teeth. cake Of sscsrior tootS
80 accompanies each bottie. The sao,sseisine ca bs
s1a' - wholesale o. rsssi By Drugxi-ts generally
o. h sPANOEk %, Prosrieoaur.
Prey3asn1p. 4 L,
n p1ss ssrss. % nss !ork. sels Aesns-S 8 ~
& lunnoAln i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

ine y inhh aud Best in ts~ World The only tire
aud per 'ect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instan
taneous Produces immediately a splendid Black o,
natural Brown, vi bout initng the hair or skin Rem
-dies the III ed cts ofbaa dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is sgued winasr, A. Bachelor. Al.o.
REGESRRATING EXTRACT OF MtLLRrLEuRs.
Tor Restoring and Identifying tho Hair
aug21-dswly CHARLES gArcHEI.oR N. v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31

DrRING the past year only ass buildings of
three stories or more were erected in Phila-
delphia- agains. Use the year previous --
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31

Mrs. Maria Thornton, widow of tho ce,e.
brated DR.. VIM. f, Thornton, First United
States Commissioner of Patents, died IN
Washington on Wednesday night Of las.
week, at the advanced age of one hundre i
ysAss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
COLGATE. HONEY .o.p

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
THE celebrated Toilet seap. in such uu,v.,. Il,
demand, 10 mad. from the choscesa ~.t.,..,.
"''s and eneisent in lite nature, fra9ranslv
coated, and eytitnel, benesfr,el ,n H.. =,
upon the skin. vor sale by all Druggists and Pa.
0oodp Dealers s.hrx.-
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oil ancient and modern times who have adOptsd
views smilsr 10 th 50 set forth IN this WORK.
part OF the volume ia taken up with reply
10 Professor shedd, Of the Union Theological
seminary In this city, who, in his. History Of
Christlsn Doctrine, afirms that Millenariansm
Dy which ne means similar. views TO those beld
By Mr.. Shimeail, had never been the recognized
doctrine ofthe Christian Church. Mr.. SIimeall
takes issue with him on this point. and bripgs
forward many examples Of persons In the early
ages Of the church, and the middle ages and In
modern times, who were Millenarians. Lest the
view taken by Mr.. Shimeall should be confound
ed with what Is called hillerism, he takes care 10
show wherein he differs from the Millerites. In
the first place, he denies the possibility of fixing
the day and hour of Christs second coming.
though he holds that there are certain 81 mptoms
from which s near approach ia to be inferred.
In the second place he maintains that the cen.
fagration Of the world is not, as the Millerites
hold, contemporaneou ly with the second advent
OF the Messiah, since the promised reign ofChrist
on earth could not in that event take place.
The reader may not accept Mr.. Shimeall's con.
cluslon, but he cannot look over the book with.
out being interested in the discussion of a ques
ton which has engaged the thoughts Of many
emiuent men in every age of the Christian era
which could occupy such mind as that Of New
ton, and which has so strong an attraction for
persons Of lively Imagination when studying
tie prophetic books of scripture.
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From the N. Y. Post, 9th inst.

EyPOSITIoNS OE SCRIPTURE PROPHECY.
"Chri,t's Second Coming is il Pre-millennial
or Post millennall" ?" is the title of n work by the
Rev. Richard Cunningham Shimeall just pub,
lished for the author by John IIow and I'd ward
Brinkerhoif of this city. The tile OF the work
indicates very fully its subject
IL is remarkable that whenever events OF grea 4
interest and importance ale taking place among
the nations the attention Of c .mmentators on tie
Scripual books is especially turned to the eXposi
tion of the prophetical part. When the Kingdoms
of Europe we're engaged in the mighty wars Of
Napoleon, and old 0ynasties were oTerthrown and
new one. set up in their places. and more than
half the civilized world was cOnyulsed by revo-
lutions, Il ere appeared great number OF elabo-
rate works aiming to expound the prophecies IN
such a manner as TO Apply them TO contempora-
r, events. he great civil war OF our own re-
public with the change OF institutions Oh WhISh
IL is tte cause seems to have Ike enect. we
have aheady noticed one or two Wor4s Oh ihls
nature and that before us Is one or tue most re-
rnarra,ls for its research and the care with
which IL Ia written Mr.. Shimeall has given TO
the snbiect of his work the study o! many years.
III, ire t.se hears evidence not only of the zeal
with which he maintains his own view OF the
snhiert but of the diligence with which he mas
evnIorad the writings of others. In regard 10
tie second advent OF the Messiah, he has collect
"a ali the different theories which have been pro.
renlied to them in all instances In which ne does
not accept them. ,
TIE majority of the Christian church at the
present day as is truly stated by Ar. Shlmean'
hold that the second coming oil CHRIST IS spirit
ual or allegorical coming. They beleye that tins
coming will consist in the diffusion OF religious
truth and tine extirpaiion of religions error, in
the conv, rsion of the heather, the universal ac-
csntSnre of the gospel, and the general conform.
itv of The lives OF men to its preceits. Mr..
sSimeal includes all this in his interpretation OF
tbe nrouhecies, but he gees further, and holds
that there in be personal AMI corporeal com.
inc of the Messiah. that the rizen Saviour will
refnrn TO earth in the body in which he left the
yraye--in his glori6ed humanity-to dethsone
ali mowers adverse t, the split of the Gospel, TO
dsstroy Anti Christ and his armies, to rule in per-
con over all the nations of the earth. and TO in
aucurate re gn Of justice, mercy ani Truth. This
second coming of Christ, according to NJ. Shine
airs view, is to precede and usher in the nillen-
ium 1t will prepare the way for that age OF in
nocence peace and iove which 10 to succeed ,he
present age of dissenson, bloodshed and crime,
and to which the Milenarians lo0E with earnest
longings for its immsdia arrival. Although Mr..
Shimeal acknowledges himself in minority he
gives ths names Of various eminent persons, both
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NATIONAL CURRENCY.

The managers of a number of the State Banks
and leading bank-houses Of ihe Northwestern
counties of Pennsylvania held meeting at
headville on the oath ult., for - purpose of
comforting on the subject of a wiAdrswal of
the issues of State institutions from circulation,
and the substitution of stlonsl currency at the
esrlies: day practicable. The views of the gen.
tlemen present were unanimously in favor of Sc.
curing the adoption Ofs uniform currency, and
the withdrawal of the circulation of the State
banks whenever the supply of national curren.
Scy shall be adequate TO meet the demands OF
business.
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BOARD
THE MONUMENTAL DIyIyG

Il ROOMS, No. Grace street, between Sth
and 9th streets, have been put in perfect order at
great expense, and are now open TO the pub
lie. Long experience in this business justihes
the proprietors in assuring their patrons every
satisfaction. first-clsss table. with Ale, and
Wines will be kept at their establishment Alyo,
choice Cigars always on hand
Patronage respectfully solicited.
CHEN0WEfH & MERRELL,
myl3-lw Proprietors.
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IUMRER.

WE invite the attention of buyers to large
w stock of Lumber, suitable for home or fer.
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Building timber, pine and s?ruce boards and
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rates r. W. ADAMS Il CO.,
ll6 Wall Street, New York; and
Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, n. Y.
nv 10 I'm
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NEW CREEK COMPANY.

VNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
i this company will take place on MONDAY
the Sth day OF May, next at IL o'clock noon, at
this once, No. 3ll, Walnut street, Philadelphia,
where an election will DO hold for FIVE managers
for the ensuing year.
STANLY O. HYLT0N,
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1850. Secretary.
aprl6-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
FOR SALE,
RGE, ATTRACTIVE AM

IL VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE in Man.
chester, with more than an acre of land attach
ed, for sale.-At the request of Thomas Vsden,
Esq, We offer for sale his large and truly valu.
able residence, in which he now resides. The
residence is brick one, 50X4O feet, furnished in
the most costly and substantial manner. and
now in good order. The out buildings are many
aud very superior, consisting Of la:ge litchen,
servants' rooms, stable, &C., and the grounds are
highly improved and beautifully set in shade
and ornamental trees. Altogether, this ia most
lovely and attractive residence in every respect,
and should attract the attention of capitalists
and others Apply 70
HARRISON. GODDIN & APPERSON.
myl6-4t
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
FsTRAYED OR STOLEN FRO

FSTRAEED OR STOLEN FROM
u stable on 10Th street. between Franklin snd
q race one dark bay Mule mark on The left
shoulder, barely visible; also scar on the
same shoulder, collar mark. will give sui
table reward for its delivery to Inc at my house,
between Main ard Franklin, 95th street.
myl6- .2t' JAMES PRICE.
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HAND PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE
IL Plaien - IL by SO l.2, with or without
self.inking apparatus; is in good condition, and
will be sold cheap.
Apply at the Whig Job 0cice. ap24
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IAS a. DAYInSON.

N1O MADE FROM s3.-Agents want
AlZ ed TO sell the LIKENESS Of the late
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT HOME, beautifully
engraved and printed In tint on paper lSx24
inches. SELLS READILY FOR ONE DOL
LAR. Send % cents for sample TO
=. W. SUMNER h CO..
myI6-3t No. Al Park-row, New York.
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DERSONAL.--Ri ROdd boiler ma
i ker, who left Richmond. Va, November.
1863, can hear Of his wife and children BY adj.
dressing 4 letter for her 20 the care of
j. CHESTER MORRIS. NJ. D.,
myS-3w 1853 Spruce ST., PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1865
EVANS, WORDEN 6 CO.,
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r ARGE RESIDENCE ONIeigh

- and Sixth Streets for reni-Ihe
large and very excellent brick residence at the
north west corner of Leigh and Sixth streets,
together with the large garden attached The
dwelling has eleven rooms, besides ample accom-.
modations for servants Also sta BILE and car
riage house. Possession given in few weeks.
To careful tenant the rent will be reasonable.
Apply to
nv 1876
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FOR RENT.

OFFICE and Lodging Rooms
" FOX RENT.-We are authorized to rent out
the very eligible office on Governor street re
Gently occupied by the late Or. Conway together
with the room in the rear of 1t, furnished. Also
three furnished rooms in the second story.
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPkRSON,
myl6-2 Auctioneers.
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Personal.

THE Parents Of Sergeant LIN.
l. DEN KENT, lst Battalion Virginia Reserves F.,
are very anxious to learn where be is. ANY in.
formation about him will be received with graft
tude. Address Stephen Hunter, Richmond. Va.
or ROBERT NJ. KENT, Loaisa c. H., Va.
mv13-btt -
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VETANTED.-A frst-rate Chambermaid,
w Washer and lroner, without incumbrance.
Recommendations required. Liberal wages Will
be given. Apply to
Franklin Street.
mvIb-3ts Between Cd and Cd Sts
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DEAL ESTATE.-I wish to purchase
IL or rent a desirable Dwelling with stable and
yard attached, with or without furniture. Par.
ties having the above for sale or rent will please
address the undersigned, stating location and
price. s. T. SUIT
myl6-3t National Bank 0i virginia.
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WANTS.

WANTED Brass Lead AMI
w Iron. GEO. B. SLOAT,
Sup't Union Mandatory Company.
myl6-3ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17

TOR RENT-Furnished or I'm.
Il furnished.-Five large ROOMS, three
OF them on first floor and well adapted for Office
purposes. Apply to
MRS. o. W. EDWARDS,
Southside Main Street, between 81 and 4th.
myl6-Qts
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uTANTED.-A situation as mana ger OF
w caterer in hotel of this or some other
place. City references given. Please address
" w tbis once. mvl6-3t
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uTANTED.-R00 AND BOARD
w Wanted, by an officer of the U. s. army,
Rooms and Board in a private family. where
there are no other boarders. Rooms must be
airy and nicely furnished. Also wanted, Fur.
nished House, or part of a Furnished House in a
good location. Address w. II. p" Whig
Office. myl5-lw
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-07
The Election.

In Fairfield District the election for
members to the State Convention stands
as follows. 1t will be seen that Messrs.
Ron, BRATToN and Robertson have
been elected
James II. Rion, 2l9; John Bratton
2l5; VIM. R, Robertson, 1871; w. j.
Aston, 9s; Rev. J.. Boyce, II; Scat,
tering, 10.
In Chester the members elected are
G. D. Melton, Jas. Hemphill and DR.. A.
Wylie.
In Columbia the vote stands as an
nexed. The District, Richland, has not
yet been heard from:
Wade Hampton, 3O4; F. w. Nc.
Master, 205 A. r. Taylor, l4l John
Caldwell, 1873 VIM. Wallace, 1873 ; J..
P. Carroll, l2l 4; J.. G., Gibbes, LOS: w,
+. DeSaussure, 81 w. A. Harris 80.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-07

ERvANTs.--We hear complaints on
every hand that the negro servants come
aad so when they please; and the pro-
per remedy, which is very simple one,
seems never TO occur to their employers.
If you will inquire Of negroes seeking
employment whom they lived with last,
and why they left, you can thereby, in
nearly every case, g get information.
enough TO form correct opinion as to,
their characters. Let our people de.
termine not to hire negroes who cannot
produce certificate Of good behaviour
from the persons in whose employ they
have been. This will put a stop to rov.
ing, and hush all complaints.
AuguStd Transcript
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-07

II will be seen by the following Pro.
clamation of the President that's all re.
strictions upon the introduction into the
Southern States of any sort of goods
including grey cloth, ammunition, arms,
&C., has been removed:
Proclamation by the President of the
United States: .I...,
Whereas, by my proclamation of the
18th and Oath OF. June 1865, removing
restrictions in part upon internal, domes-
tic and coastwise intercourse and trade
with the States recently declared in in.
surrection, certain articles were exempt.
ed from the effect of said proclamation as
contraband of war and whereas the ne,
cessity for restricting trade in said arti-
cles has now, in great measure, ceased,
it is hereby ordered that on and after the
first day of September, 1865, all restric.
tions aforesaid be removed, SO that the
articles declared by said proclamations
to be contraband of war may be import,
ed into and sold in sad States, subject
only to such regulations as the Secreta.
rv of.the Treasury may prescribe.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the city Of Washington this 29th day Of
August in the year Of our Lord 1865,
and of the Independence Of the United
States of America the nincticth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
w. H. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-07

BY the Charleston Daily Ne,Os Of the
I'd inst, we learn that, by dispatch
received from the Superintendent of the
South Carolina railroad, H. Y. PEAKE,
Esq, the bridge over the Congaree riv,
er was completed on Thursday last, at
twenty minutes of five o'clock.
The News further gives US the infor.
nation that there arc now only few
gaps to be repaired on the road. when
full communication will be had with Co..
lumbia.