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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
Wonoerneur Trpmulptu ltcit ben nDrOliden &c
Qcr=S tilnlnrcdtlcru hen Scrt.

Sfr ulcpale" @curerae,,r Brcmnlcip BON Sen.
neitte, eieler tisherise Sietlins Der uaopalen", lief
Il" isinsr %neueiten 9Otihaft an Die Gsisssetuns lsi
men nSreliAea 4artbei6racsrn ssbGris Den Ser'
Gr last inter Mnbcrm:
sGerib 1T ss, bag Die Msbr6eit TN grnsrs0i
tsin Wstt BAT, prn DEN iiblihsn, fiirslia IN be,
0steatrn begri1snsn Staaten III s%rtparten, CAP IL
Sasjenise fir Die fartise 8erSlfsr,lns nes @ipeni
ifnn icaer, ,ras has. 9rlf hss @crrens fir fe irei
tsiisr erScssns ibiparss 9spSlfsruns in iciner eiae.
men afitte tistsr ntat ttun ,rrlte. llno ba ID
~iberSsust Bin, naB Die ~iOfortiss uno ausemcin,
uetsrtrasuns bes Stimmrefts an Die gisaer lid
ni5t ais 10 ,roblttatis ~srirsilsn rirb, ME pisls pers
mnthen, 10 fam ib S6nsn bic 9nnabme ciele,
Wtabrc5el nidt smrfsblsu. sd ata,te,
es ritre cine ialsdts unb fallle 4Sclitif lein, Den
StiinmfaIfen DEN nnrihsnben une ibetous iiupts
ben Sclacen Ger iiiolihen SaumlroIs, Nsiss uun
Sndertslcsr Ill rf1nsn.
sd iriseereclc, Gap bisie Srasc hura @taatss
Nntbpritat uns Die lcpalsn gtimmsetsr Deg Staaz
ties niht atcr rurh Die 9unbesz@eaiez
run9 entlhieeen rerbsn mub. Sic nDrotidsn
Staatsn r~ssuliren niele Srass unb ihlisbcn bic gtez
ger POM Stinlnlfaiten aus, lmo ss riirne unasreht
lsti', frenn man uns nieht erlauten npQte, biele
Srasc etenfaas fir uns isbit III sntidciesn.
~astr fSnnen niht IDrsn, Dap bic ernfen Winner
=" wv O"thptoy OHpiuna, TRHHlplrallttn ulp
Neir S)ctf 10 au6crctbentlia tesieria Iine, Bic SOM
~ltituticn ifrsr Staatcn rabin al rcrinesrn, DAB ZEN
Sarbi9en eas Stinmrsht srlaubt iriro. @ie iinb
tefi'mmert %fariiter, nab bas @timnrs6t niat TO-
tort Cen unrifsnem gamaricn ecr 8aunlirclitaa=
ten in bic Sane esSriift ,rirb, ater Tie iblaasu
n'd'ts Ssrartiscs fir bic San lcnse prn gdnar,en
rrr, Die inter ienen irc9nen. Gtne ldtdlihe 9,hz
tuns rrr Der Scnlrquen5 unn ben Sartissn, bic I'M,
ter itnen tpcbnen. icate lie pcr alien Ginacn catin
tiibren, S,tstlt ibrcn eiscnen Sartissn Elm &cdt III
iitsrtrasen, ST relhe,n, ME lie fc6auptsn, Bic
Neser fss sirsns teredtiat linb. Sa
cine SaHe lit, iitsr melas bic gtaatsu jsltit
bic cteritc sontrclle bate,, 10 icuten unltre 0rsiinps
ill Ncreen Cen irediger erleuateten une ircniacr
patrictiihcn StaatcIl fe5 Siesns nit eincn, a,,tsr,
Ssiiptsle rcran8 shsn. sis irlten Cen 9alfen
ihren cisenen Aussn nebmen , etc fs ben
Srlttter aus Cen sussn i9rsr iIeliaen Na1tarn
u %entfernen iihsu."
Sieis iarfaiiiHsn eeitsnbisfe Gee v~tcpalen" gr,s
9srs in Senncice iperesn bic nSrrlihen Natifaleu
tmer rsrnineen. ST cs niat ftssrilp pcn
Srorn!rir, Gem Staat oas ~alsinise NeAt iiter Bic
5uSrerfennsn unD 10 Der Grniis
,'ttcn Bic @tre 81 eetsp? Seer MIR nas gSort
srnititution in Cen Wiuub %ninlnt, Ger madt Ib
don psrSabtis IN Den Nussn Der 8aotfalsl une
|llt ais Elm ~ineirsctsr grppsr9eao~.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

= !Ssrr N. q. Saepbp, tisbsr Mitsissntbi.
ner ces @inrinnatt uSclfsblattss," 1T aussetretsn
uno BAT isinen Antbsil an isinsn 6slAdftstbsilba,
Ter, Sr,,. -. 9pf ~rsrfauft, Der finftis pas 8latt
auf sisene 8sdnuns bsraassstsn ,piro. Rsrafs
ticr unb Senbsni teieen rielslts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
Der @efbpte.
0sIumbus. ben IL. Sttober 1865.
Die @abI..
Mittwrh, lltr Mcraens, II. Sft.

MittwrH, 7 lttr Mcrssns, IL. Sft.
gSir fSnnen in bieiem Nusentlide ned niAts
3ursrlalises iiber bas @efultat Der s~siirissn Wabt
tasen. @Sie Gemcfraten baten trofer acfsmpft.
Die bis jsst einsslaufenen 8sridts 5eiaen srcee be-
fncfratiiAe @epinnis, unn psnn mir infer @taats=
tidst niAt ernaelt tatsn, 10 tSnnsn mir erh niAt
tebr nett baron isin. Gupabcsa County ;eist siz
men eemofratiite en- Serum ron 700, 6amiltrn
County 800 u. I. ~. asi p. tl''A
Snrrab tiir Tranfliu GountD! =
Infer Tranflin County trdst h~isissmal Die Yat=
me hapcn Sic eemcfratiite Msbrtcit i'm @puntp
.piro atsr 1000 e~strassn! Sen, Msorsap's Nls9rs
belt IN Der Staet columbus tstrast 1912 elm
nemofratilher getpinu IN Der Staot alein ton IN,
8stdbr 6OO Stin'insn 6ter ino Die 8srihte ron
BEN %e'njelnen NarbS uns Scmni9ips, lr,rsit mir
fe baten:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
Gin ocntider Saco6iuer fOrbert bic Nleacr ;iit,
Mufitau0e auf.

Nie Nem Wcrfsr Nteno;cituns 1T rein irit6enp
liher prainent So6nion6 reriDbulihe 95plitie ecacn
Cen SilDsn. Weil er inter Den WeiGen bes Siis
oens ntdt hansen, tCnTSciren, niht auSrctten lift
ino retl er zen Ncsern Sas stim,nredt nidt sisbt,
neeba(t fGGt Der Saspbiner Ron Der 9teno;eituna,
ron Snsrinm absr i'm Ser uno CT la6t iia Ron icis
mem Sanaiismus 10 trfit fprtrei6en, ba6 CT Den See
germ icsar cine tiutise grtstuns seacn sie gSeiBsn
oss Siirens e~tnpfstlt. 60 Elm ,trettsr ct. So
minsc Nuffano, 10 Gin mafenireilcs 4Salsatihnsi=
ben Der rsissn 8errlesruns i'm Siben burb ben
As9sr, ,rare fir i'm Elm rabres @aunium. Sa=
gen mir ater 5u riel? Wfan lsie Die siaenen @prte
Der MtsnS5eituns. tSisr Inp fe:
Sins atsr lir6e iiA 81 neren @unien iaasn,
mas teicnners Cen Telltnifen einlcnAtsn mnG. @s
lit Dies, oaB Or. Srbnicn pislsiht ben ein,iaen
gses sinihldst, auf mrldem man na;u ~aelansen
farm, eab bic Sflapsn i'm SHeen Or,lhsn man
lsit sint9er Sci! DEN nihteterctteneen Hamen freed
men teiles) and, mic es aaen 8Dlfsrn ac;ien1t, bic
ibre Urei9eit perbisnsn mcllsn, bic Trsibcit nit
Den Wafen IN Der Sanb s%rfdmpfen. @enn aud
l,ur cine Spur pcn Mann6aftiafeit inter ben Sfes
germ int Siipsn tshs9t, 70 rcrren fe scseniitsr DEN
@srluaen, fs rispsr ;u 9sitsisenen ~ MAIDEN, Dem
Wiatb gum @csitlascn in ib finbsn. Sc tnetr In
Den asansn seibt rne ees Sris9es sercbnt seirrrz
nsne NeserIoloatsn bic @esieruns vausmui teri" mt
IN ,bre 0Seir,at9", ben Siioen, Suriidiaift, befc
ms9r brauhtare Better uno Srganifatcrsr
msrSsn Sflaren erbalten. gssr psib Of nibt unz
ter Den Nessrn, relhs Die @bsrrcns aui ibrsr tlauz
en- SADIE tra5en, ihcn Der jufinftise @partafu5
ceer Scuiaint ;u isten 1T. Man rerseiTe nidt,
Die 70 oft ala Ssufel an Die gSano aemalten
@reuel niht s%intratsn, ais usb neil Gle gflapsn
wurhcu, ~icnoern as llnb neil man bic
lrieeer 81 6nehtsn ;u MAIDEN iil9tcl =
'tcd 1T I'M Sttrrn has Isste Snort niht aeiprrheu
'rcnn man bert bic 0rsitsit fer Neaet ia
1orirsn Su frnnsn slautt, madt man mTsli9srrsiiie
'is Slcdnuns rbne DEN Mirt9."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
SO %aibinatcn. 6. Sft.

NcuIRlHSlpH v. XII.
9is Naafrassnah Sfentliasn aanSersisn 1T s,r
!3sit i'm gSsiisa icbr lsbbaft. Gab Gnsabs Sss
saneamtes ju 8rOnptus, No., rurpsn i'm 9aufs
sss Mcnats sspten.ter 5000 adet 8esisrunssz
latesrsien ben NnIsolcrn in 9slhlas s%snrmme1,.
5srner sinaen fir Dem 8crfauf BON sanbsrsisn i'm
pOrigsn Mcnate ~nnssfdtr $4,000 Gin. Sis taar
~be;ablten Sinosreisn tsfsbsn m~siifsns in Giisns
tabniecticnen, pcn bsnen Ger Mdsr $3.50 gilt.
Nas sanesult su Sort ScrSe, Soma, fcriatst,
Dab ~unsefa1r 5000 Nfsr r~ssiitrirt uno bon aniieo,
lrrn in 9si@las sencmmen ,uurosn. Sas sann.
amt Su Wlcnaia, 2siaccniin, nabm i'm psrmidsnen
Mcnat fir ~rsrfaufts 2dnnersicn $1,000 Elm.
@tiesuns etnes Reserslsihbsitssgo IT,
meifsrs. Ser grSlicsnt bat Die Asissuns Bee
gcitmsiter5 Rufea BON Davenport in Sora ans
%seoronet. Gcneral Sauuosr5 tritt an oeiisn Steae.
ISsrr Nuiiea lit Der Nepaetsur Der Nsssrslsiabsitsz
~;eituns in Sapeuport. @sneral Saunoer5 1T Elm
Wssnsr bss NsserzS tin,nrshtss, ein mariner sn,
Danger oes Nrafesnten uno pss Ge0sral Benton,
Der Der ecnicrpatirs @cuperusutSs@ aneicat bon Scs
na 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
Glue Icrldu1uouua at oeu Yrauocr deficit,

S."' StItutihoI'Y I'LL uta FTuitgtT gelleA1. -
sSc GO gilt, Den Nsmofraten Sbanec uno Shmad
tanilpan9en, "a 1T Den s(enosn 9erlaumoern in BE-
%aaStfaltn Yrsiie niIts mcbr bsilia. gsltit Ca,
Grat tietst fsinsn gdub acasn .iibre psraif,ets,
Yfsils. Saucu batsn mir crit misber rrr sinios,
Sa3sn Elm Bsiiriel erisft. Ser @bicaac Gsputli
can lestc ncmlih eiHen Shanbartieel in llmIauf
'rrrth %tsbauptst ruree, DAP bic fiir;l;h rsr(rrten,
Satin nes stsr1altsen. Ser. Staaten Senatrrs 9tts
d~'atcicn rrn Suiicis tpdbrenb Der Nttaripn mi
price uno anssrn Nstsusn= @snsralsn Suiar,mer NJ
finite sslaltsn uno ala Gmildtin (coer Spirntn)
TN Muttra3e itres Manne6 mad 8immcnb aerctj
lu.. asr Stsrutliean bat fn sssruneen aeietsn,
cifle tnfa',e SerldumeIna asasn cine perltprtsne
bchseahtete Dame 5uriidiuns6men, uno nit eielsr
Surliana9ms ban9t Der ~frlssnhe, isbr imterslIants
Brtef jn%lanmen:
IS uintp, ST., 80. @crt. 1865.
uan Cen Hsraetenr tss Hepu6liran in @ticaap o.
Msin 6err!-W isin SDbn fat mir a~usfa6rs
LID itter ieine lnterreSuns nit Sbnen aeidrirtsn.
Sbr 9cflhlae, feline pbsr metne 9SiSerlea,na Der
atlAsnliden &erlau,nouns 3u patliciren, Siirrs
s~sniisen, trenn Gle fh baraui tsihrGnft batten,
tlos bic @erldumnuns ieltt gu putliciren. Sd
rilnlhe Sbre Mufmerfiamfsit auf Den f]plaensen
Sas i" Sbrsm gpitcrials Irtifel ju lenfem:
rNa6ssin fe NIT 4ries unt Spbntpn i6er ZEN e5eaen-
nane ''nIterbanrelt tatte, fpIl Ardareion's GmihGrin nat
NiDnlphe 6e9afse1 lsln, ll Sen. Davis iii ieben, aber er
eeirt!pnlnHete ibre GprihlG9e nidi. UNI liz febrte Idlief=
lid nit aer8er mad Sauie ;uriif." ~
uSie mar meine Satin. Gie nar felt Is Sob.
rem ftr i~usiisite Watbseser, zen i'd jc bate. eli
mar cine listcprGe Uiutter, cine sitiae Naheoriu
uno cine hsnliitli9s g9riitin. Sic @ailsn, bereu
Sreuno its MGR, msinen jsst all i9rem @raes. sic
mar fetne GmiilGrtn.
~St bct1s, Dap nislcr 10 a%rauiame guaerud ST.
''sn cgne Aahcenfst sntldlupft lit.
nSaHTsn Sic auf mid 9%srlaumruna, 9iae unn
sfnlaa, ,a %fiittinsrs mid riht earum. Mfsr
pas Nnosnfsn elmer 10 reinen uno ~aeliebten Ie,f pn
treroe ,h tsrttsiot9eu, unb lclte es aud SbrurbI
Neten fpten.
2ldtun9srca, &c.
Us. &tnareIpn."
Gs reriic9t ii9, eaB Der 9tsputliean bic id,ams
lole Merchandising 5uridnsbmsn ,nusie. 9leer rirp
tie aud Ron Zen anrsrn rsputlifaniinen @lGttsrn
~irernen, bic fs Dem Nsrutl;san natz
Sic 9cnbs fir Die prcisftirte iriz
d. Nepubltf, rcn esnen 500, 600 ter,its rah
yer eriinen Snlsl periAift iein irasn, tistsn frlasn>
'ss Taetnile:
Saris Fl @Sttin Der Fl stsstlatt
:-- Ursiesit. --:
Nsundis Sage naa Der @rinpuns
Der Sriihcn Gepublif
=. GinlDstar burh----{ Ninan,z
- Su,nmittes. :
: Strablenienne
Oelr f45Is. 3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

pie 8onbs fir bic prcieftirts iris
lde Wspubltf, rcn oenen 500, 600 ter,its rah
Der eriinsn Smell rcriaift iein irasn, tistsn fclasns
nss Tacirnils:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

: 9arfs FL @Sttin Der 81 Slsstlatt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
How to Use Diseased Potatoes.

In the Agricultseul Gazette, of London,
. correspondent communicates the following I:
y ssMany years ago vent to reside q Nees-
hey Hill, shout three miles from Liverpool,
and there / cultivated for my own use about
thirty acres of land. found it advantageous
for my horses, cows and pigs, and poultry,
to plant ten or twelve acres with potatoes each
year. The first year lost about half nv
crop by the disease. A neighboring farmer
told me that my land was too rich, and that
should have better potatoes if it was poorer.
So 1 got off q nine-acre field . crop of wheat,
and carted large quantity of mix with the
SOIL But it was in vain. Nearly half the
crop wasagain diseased. But, noticing in
The TINES a Recommendation that, as quick
ly as possible after the potatoes were dug,
those not absolutely decayed should be wash
ed, boiled or steamed, crushed, and salted in
layers, determined to try it, and the next
year planted in the same field nine acres.
As soon as the tops began to show blight we
commenced getting up, and carefully separa-
ted all which exhibited even the slightest ten.
dency to disease. Each day at noon these were
taken to the farm-yard, were we'll washed in
Hat and somewhat shallow tub with 4 birch
broom, and then received q second scrubbinp
in a second vessel. They were then boiled,
for had no steaming apparatus, and laid in
one corner Of shed which / had petitioned
OF, and were then crushed by a wooden beat
er till they formed a layer three or four inches
thick. A sprinkling of salt was then made
over the layer, and in the evening the inter
mediate getting up was similarly treated. So
we proceeded until all were got up, and /
found that we had a heap of potatoes the size
OF the partitioned space, nine feet long, FIVE
feet wide, and six feet high and the whole be-
came one mass of potato pulp, with just as
much salt as keptit from putrefaction. Du-
ring the winter and spring we fed with it the
carriage ~, horses, COWS, pig and poultry. They
all liked IT, and fonrished upon it. We cut
1t down with spade. Our milk and butter
were unsurpassed, and our hams and bacon
could not, think, lie exceeded. Every year
the same course was adopted with perfect sue
cess, and we cared little for the disease lam
convinced that if all would adopt the course
which / did, a very large portion of what are
called diseased potatoes would be saved and
made useful for cattle and other stock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

A BILL has been introduced in the Tennes-
49, Legislatne % sell the celebrated Hermit
age estate, few miles from Nashville. The
grave Of Andrew Jackson and q few acres,
will be reserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
A CROWN OF GLORY.
BvmY NAN, wssaa ~ ceDd ~ ~ - :
STERI,INUS AMBR0SIA
Il willing y rscsnasaA Il. aArss ysals Il npidly h
crsasang sals have nads he Anhsosa famous al ovu
Che Werld. 49,

TT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures itching or the Head.
It makes New Hair grow on Daid Hsads.
1t prevents ths Hair from Falling Out
+ = Itrenless tie Hsir soft and Glossy.
osanses the Scalp; Goods the Heated Brow; Removes
Dsndru6: Cures Nervous Hesdsche; Curss Daldness
Insss LSfsrane Lechs, Iaolinss Haiy - Crl; oaper-
ssdss wi; Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject asSarsnt q
eXcs. -sa
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
he Ambrosss win ssit ysa 70 +. Nssastly put up
Dslicstsly Psrunsd Hatsosissd By Open Singers and
Actrsssss Sold in splendid boxes eartons contain
Ing tvo large bottiss-No. : for morning, No. sor
evening.
THERE - no uISTAx1 ABOUT n.
sTERLIn0'e AMDRO9IA b The bsst, most agreeable
and effective toilet II the world. 10 prove this, try
carton.
Sold By Drnegista
Servings Anbseeaa ManulAseaElng COMPANY,
AIS Yultea 0esess, New Ysfk.
octl1-aavly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

A LAD named Joseph Swinebold, aged only
IA years, of Peoria, attempted to commit sui
eide on Sunday BY shooting himself. III
treatment by his parents was the cause. he
is yet alive but in critical condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

HWen't Use any Othsr.-Ths Lest sna bss'
The right article hnay Everybody likssit. Ispursll
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead. Il the bst Hail
Dressing In the world Will restore grey and fsded hal
to It's original color in four vssks-svwy tps-~ssf'
pop" Inquire for weesters Vegetable Haar lnvigcss
tor and don't take any other II al hsnors
the scalp In week For ale u who,sais aaA rtai
by D. A. KnR, corner Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams Van schaack, Wholesale Druggists
10 Lake 81, Chicago, agents for tAs Northwest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

The explosive material in the Wyoming
Hotel box is supposed to have been composed
of glycerine and nitric acid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

WHEN the present musters out shall be
completed, only 60,0O0 soldiers, white and
black, will remain in the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

IT is proposed to erect factories and make
q village on the site of Camp Dennison, near
Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

CHICAGO has made an appropriation %
100000 to render the city uninviting 70 the
cholera. s.-- A-- 49, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

The Wheeling Intelligencsr says political
conspiracies are on foot to compass reunion
of Virginia and West Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
speer's Port Grape Wine

pTRE and four years old, for the Commu-
i nisn Table snd Family use Prescribed by Phyd-
clans for Females Weakly Persons and Invaids. fhs
orees Re nedy for Kidnsy Ahtictons RhsamAFtsn and
I'll Chronic Deesses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
BArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

BATCh6AOAD n lain NJ 6s
The 0riginal'and Bsst in the World The only trn
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Inssas
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Blsck q
natural Brown, without injurng hair skin. Rs
sdies the Ill effects ofbsd dyes. Sold by all Druggists
Thegeuuiue IL signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
RDGENRRATIN0 EXTRACT or MILLBPLEuRe,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aug2l-dAv1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n. 7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

/. DrCunpxR It'll has been, appoipted =
Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvania. W :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

For Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Ae.- Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of BEsSs PLANT lathe nos
reliable and successful remedy; II IL endorsed BY Col
Ions, General PsAsanton and Gen Fits Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Che
tian Commissions War Relief Pund Com wttee Editor
Of the Press and Western steamboat ocers. Sold b.
alldruggists, and 8. B. vovxIL 1 Co., Keokuk.
ia @. MAGUIRE. Sole Proprietors,
jy1e-dAw6m St. Louis No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Il
THEaz wsss s7,es2 votes se6stsrsd u Nsu
Yak Uty4EsFa1A FEx%8Ea E ii 81

FURTHER important discoveries ofgold have
been made in Minnesota.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

UOLGATE,s HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet Seap, insuch universal
demand, IL made from the choicest materials
csnsea, and extremely Ben eftcie In ~ scss
upon the ska. For sale BY all druggists and vt.sy
Goods Dealers. febl-lsviyY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

+ = 1ssas. Auytae1s4, 1ttSSs, As9tss4ssfs: 0:ss
CSse6anaA Rtss6w1 Haae6slpAtss Nse Issss
Bssiss, I'D ~ psfsas - ~ U
fhFeugh fiskets % lev o Ne bevess
New and elegant Blsspaag CArsrun fFsn Das9 CITY =
Lafayette, - that pa1:sngss @ 80 800 s'sn
vhile pussakns their journey
Iaessce chstke4 tkrouGA 20 al principal Points.
YfsleS3s v Nsr route viii b fqguarde1 SeA descn.
geofuk u = keurs. Orr n4a1a9agespeo9psV
eesslsd RA&ss - lev = ~ eny ee49 49,
ORHlCn-Cornsg of seeeaA - 80 - $500.
W, KuAP, SsDs- Wsss.Day. 500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14

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A Case in Point.

For several weeks past person at one OF
the Missouri towns down the river has been
making great ado over the loss of some
money sent by him through the mail to Mr..
STERN, of our city. OF course there could
be no other way but that the Postoffice clerks
or the Route Agent had stolen the money.
And of course the party who sent it had not
the slightest hesitation in blowing the charge
all over the country Persons in that condi-
ton never have any doubts, they know it
and they never regard that Postmasters or
their clerks have either feelings or reputation
entitled to respect. Not at all.
Well, few days ago the letter enclosing
the money to STERN came to hand from the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, whittier ii
had been sent for want of postage stamp,
and in consequence of the neglect of the
writer.
Think he'll apologize for his abuse and
SANDER of Postmasters, Clerks, Route Agents,
and others? Not by any means, if he is Ike
scores Of other persons guilty of like injustice,
under similar circumstances.
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Washfngton News.

M s-ssN New YORK, Oct. 20.
The Heralds Washington dispatch says
Ex-Gov. Pierpont, Judge Daily, Charles r.
Tuckerman, and other notables, are at VIII
hrd's.
Judge Cooley, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, started for New York city last eve-
ming, to be absent for several days.
Assistant Postmaster General Alex. Ran
dali is expected back from the West on Mon
day next.
Lieut.. Col. w. j. Howell, Of Gen Ingall' )
staff. was to-day commissioned Qnartermaster
In the regular army, with the rank Of Cap
tain.
Captain G.. II. Butler has been appointed
special treasury agent at Panama. vice John
E. Simonton, who resigned his appointment,
to date from Nov. 1st.
Mr.. Green is appointed pension agent at
Philadelphia, in place of Mr.. Paulson.
Gems. Grant and Scho6eld and Ex- Mayor
John Wentworth, of Chicago, were accorded
interviews with the President this forenoon.
Several others were IN attendance who had to
await the ordinary afternoon reception.
The Navy Department is already in RECEIPT
of number Of letters from officers recently
mustered out. rendering their serT ices in case
vessels we're about to be put IN commission
and dispatched for service
Sales of buildings, the property of the
Commissary and Quartermasters Department,
are going on briskly and bringing consider
able revenue to the Government
The Quartermaster Department has aeon
siderable amount of property in wagons, rel
les of Grant and Sherman's s campaigns. vet
to be sold.
The Cavalry Bureau sell the etr hundred
horses weekly.
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VOL. IL.

ternational relations Of foreign .States, par
ticularly those which are near to us on this
Continent, and which are especially endearsd
to us by their adoption of republican institu
tions, and that 'she expected to see repub-
hcan institutions wherever they have been
heretofore established throughout the Ameri-
can Continent speedily vindicated, renewed
and reinvigorated, may foreshadow the poll
cy that President johnson may positively
enunciate in his Forthcoming message to
Congress.
The correspondent we have quoted says in
conclusion,
If the people of the United States wish to
avoid a war with France, they must settle at
once this Mexican question with a demand
for the withdrawal of the French troops. Ev.
cry day that Napolean remains in Mexico af
ter the end of our war will add another prob
ability that this question will cost us q war
with France, fatal certainly for Napoleon, but
not less costly for us.