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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@Some member Of company NJ, 4th
Iowa cavalry, now in hospital here, has
fine Photographic album at the Post Office
from which the wrapper and superscrip-
ton has been lost. II this meets the
owners eye lst him call at the Post Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

ATTENTION, MILITIA The officers
and members Of all the organized com pa.
MES under the Militia Law of the State
OF Iowa, ID Jackson and Dcs Noines town.
ships, are requested to meet ct the Hall,
ever the DAILY GATE CRY Office, on Sat-
urday, Feb. 18th. At E O'clock: for the
purpose Of nominating regiment.l officers,
10 compliance with the late order of Ad.
jutant General Baker. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18
Auction

Howe d Tyler will sell this morning,
ct 10 O'Clock, number of good carpets,
lot OF housekeeping goods, . lot of
stoves, one safe. one lounge, lot of
dresses, coats boots and shoes, dry goods
and notions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18
THE CITY.

~ We are indebted 70 the attention
Of our former fellow-oitisen, d.. N. w.
Jones, now 1t Nashville, for late papes
from that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

RIAL EsrATE.-Mr. 81. B. Ten. Eyck,
real estate agent, sold Thursday. to Mr..
Gregg. the residence Of Captain Frank
Viewer, on Tmea, between 7th and 9th
streets, for the nice sum Of g. 900 cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

S@The Quincy Republican learns from
Capt. Brolaski that the Keokuk Packet
Company expect TO start one of their
steamers to run ming Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

E The steamer Effie Deans ia adver
tised to leave St. Louis on the 10Th for
this port. There is considerable doubt
about her reaching here, unless she comes
part of the way on runners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

! The ONLY RxxkDY.-Thoss who suf
fer from foul breath are open 70 the charge
of casciessnsss. II is 90 offence that can
be speedily abated, - single bottle Of
the Fragrant SozoDoNr viii unmistakably
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be without it. l, will preserve
and keep the teeth white and the breath
pure and sweet.
Sold by all Druggists. [deod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@ Hardly, We aprrehend. since a lit
tie ssspell of bad weather in the time of
Noah, has white man seen such execra.
Die weather as we are enjoying at this
present,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

great many tide hits being made 1t ths PiantA-
ton Btte, by score Or two OF Who
have endeavored to initiate counterfeit them It's all
q no use The peopls won't b. long imposed upon The
Risntafsoa Httep Increasing In and popularity
every day, and that's what's the matter They are in
same sized bottle and made Just they 1t ns and
will continns to b, ~ shall stop making them.
The Plantation Bitters purify, strengthen and invig
They create healthy appetite
They anttdote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects q dssipafion and ists hosrs
They strengthen the system ard enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmAtic and interm3ttenf frvers.
They purify tbs breath md acjity q the stomach.
They cure DyPspsis and Constipation
They cure DiaFrhea, Cholera and Choiesa Norbus
They cure Liver Conplsist and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strung fhs languid brilliant. md
are exhausted natures great The Recipe and
full Circular around each bottle Clergymen Mer-
chants and whose sedentay habits induce weak
n~ sssitsde paiPfaos Of the hsart Iack u appetite
Distress ser eating, liver complaint constipation &C.
will find sss1sss and relief In these Bisters
Bat above ALL they recommended 10 weak and deli
cate females and mcthers-
They sold BY all respectable esehanfs See that
each bottle has private United states stamp over the
cork and steeLpiafe sde Label
Beware Of refied bottles - thai the s.amp has no,
bssn tempered with. Any per-o4 pretending to sell
Plantation tters By the gallon Ia swindier ana impo.
tar. and should be Immediately et~lrtsd to u.s.
p. n. uRAKE CO.
oesil-dAvcn n Park Row, ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

Oh that ~ bslls n III Mo- a1lsns sp1rM
would elanh tAo1f e1amGoe On the s3eeylng CIR,
Ring tha1r load muG1e ont uitA throbbing choin,
Hing peape = svWywhsrsi
o. ~ ~ vNvs q segssw axying Der
Tbe ~ ~ lanA would WISH away ~ gtain-
DEuvn OF ~ Angry IRE ftom shoes TO shoes,
Ara DIE Il psace aGniDi
On last y9nr's blossoming graves, With summer calm
LoudIn his happy tanele huns the bse;
Nature forgets her hurt, and nnds her balm-
Alasi and why not vet
Spirit Of 6odi that moved upon the fhcs
OF the waters, and bade ancient chaos cease,
Ehine shine again DER this tumultuous pace,
Thou that art Prince Of Reacel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18
HAIR DYRl HAIh DYE

DArCHRLOR'e celebrated HAIn| DYE 18th Dssf 4
- tn World. The only Hsrolssd ms - RelieSiu
dye known. This splenld Hair Dye q perfsctehanrse
ksd Rnsfy Gray Hair instantly ID 0Isssv Dlsri y
NsSfssi Drs0a without nurns the Hair or Staining the
Skfn leaving tbs Hair eot and Beautiful imparts fresh
vitality Frequently restoring pr4tine color and rec
Aes the I'll effects OF Had Dy~s The genuine Il sixneA
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all oth1ers are mere imisn-
lions and should Be avoided Sold " all DrusRsts As
YACf0kY-s1 Barclay street. Nev|Tork BAfcHucps
Hav ronHsC1lAn Tor DRESSING the Hair. fJye-dkvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

PENSION AND BouNTY AGENCY OF THE
GENERAL GovERsxENr.-Perhaps this
office has never been conducted with
more fidelity and dispatch than at pres
ent Mr.. K, JEaER (frm OF Miller 4
Jaeger has lately obtained large num-
Der of of pension certificates, and certi6-
Gates for back pay and bounty, upon ap-
plications of very recent date.
dlt4wlt
rave are indebted to th. kindness Of
Mr.. Conductor Smith for a copy of the
ottumwa Courier containing an account
of the execution of Nc Comb. at Ottumws
yesterday. He was hung at 1890 O'Clock
and died protesting his innocence Of the
crime for which he suffered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

@ We are pleased to learn from Mr..
Barton, of Pella, that the Blade, under
the efficient management Of friend Wilson.
has already become success and attained
large circulation. The local interests Of
fella, as well as the advance of the Union
cause in Marion county, is greatly depend.
ent on the maintenance of that paper. and
we trust that Mr. Wilson will continue to
receive the encouragement that his merits
en- d bis enterprise deserve.
FLOUR DECLINING IN DAVENPORT
We clip the following item from the Dsv-
export Gazette of the l4th inst.
Flour declined twenty cents per bar.
rel Yesterday. all around. Good -four il
now sold at 81 Wholesale, and 81 so 70.
tall" 'e'
WARSAW IrEMs.-Col. Marsh, of the
"a Illinois Cavalry, is at his home in War.
saw, on furlongh.
The quota Of Warsaw under the present
draft is 25 men.
Rev. J. G. Rankin. pastor If tha p
bytsrian church, Of Warsaw. leaves abort
y for Little Rock in the service If n.
Christisn Commission. He viii +. .h....
about two months.
The ending of the Alexaodri. and
Bloomfield Rail Road from the river to
NE county line Of Clark county h.. 49,,
let.
A 'tdirty dog" 10. Holden, liyiar -,
Warsaw, eloped last week viii his vita.
sistsf.
We cleaa the shove from the New Era |
A1hs Distrios Cosrs adjourned ssse |
- 1hass6ay night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

< acc Ra,|
~. - .aEsss. ssrees,
|KDoKUx, IOWA.
Keep eo.ss..s,y .. ha.d and for .ls.s
The Lowest Prices 70 Cash
Customers,
Aiars. s,a v.u sslssssssseeh d STAPLE and
FANCY aRoUuzI1s !
w.k..p on hand ,.rs. stock Of
FR e 8 n r EAs s.,
| All selected from samples Tor
OUR RETAIL TRADE!
Thereby enabling us to guarantee
Satisfaction to Our Customers.
The following articles embrace portion Of Stock:
q Half Chests Imperial Young Hyson OoiecE English
breakfast, japan and choice Aighiyseented orsngr
Pekoe Tea.
Is Bills New Orleans Crushed. clssiAed Powdered and
ls Mats Old Govsrnnens Java Cor-e also Rio and
Is Cases Durksss' Ground spsces, warranted pare.
$50 Dozen Cans Fresh Peaches and do Of sups
Nor quality
- Dozen Cans Fresh Backbrrries
Is fresh Tomatoes.
100 Cons Oysters and Lotsters in one ssd
two h Cans.
10 Dcrea Gherkis Pckiss-qts, halfsais. and gals
Is Bmness's Fiavosing Extracts, in o., o.
or 10 or hotfies-she best in use
ORDERS SENT BY MAIL
WI - pre~pay assssded to
Ne Pay The nighea narses Price ~
LARD,
TALL0w.
: WHITE ssAxs,
cLOvER sEsD,
BREswAX
FLAX SEED
FEATHERS
RAGS.
P0TAToEs
ONIONS.
BUTTER. POTTERY, &c, ie,
! IN MONEY on GOODS.
UTconagnneats u Produes viii hare our prom.
ROBERTSON 4 ALBERS.
lWANTED-lOOb bls. Clear SorQhuw,
~, for which y. viii ~ e: .ss:' .,k:, ssss
!, r Il. JOHNSTON l. CO..
Gfocers & Produce Dealers
East Side ID, Bet naia / Jshnssa sh..
Keep constantly ON hand good assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Groceries, which offer the public cash
| 9LOU8.-The best brands u Fleur ipclndiur Ensle
Ails Quincy. Grace and Eagle Mills Warsaw, and Inn
per'si Mile keokak, for saie BY JEJ. 4 CO.
lRUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Frssh
- ground for s.ie BY J.EJ.Gco.
IQ0O BUSHELS PEACHBLOW PO-
wv IAroEs for 'aie By JRJAco.
l0O SACKS ONIONS.
lOO FOR sale by JEJ&cO
lGREEN APPLES-A good supply
~ Of Winter Apples, for sale By J-EJ.AO0.
Tx BBLs SORGHUM MoLAssEs,
LIZ for sale by JRJkCo
EREsH BUTTER AND EGGS-For
l. sale by lfstlil J. E.Jkoo.
.. POLLOCK. J. n. nssss sax ,. yswnl.
9. POLLOCK = CO.,
| wHOLHSALE
IG III H -.
ms MAIN STREET,
Ix0o1ku1x. ro~>.
OYER 10 THE TRADE
SUGARS, CHERsE,
COFFRES, OYSTERS,
HYRUPS. FRUITS.
TEAS. NUTS,
FISH. 9PICE6,
SALT, STARCH,
NAILS, SALERATUS,
GLASS, CORDAGE,
TOBACCO, WOODEN WARE,
CIGARS, WILLOW WARE.
4 ~ enr4
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EOR SALE-The large, finely finished

S1aterccf Brick Dwelling House, containing ten or
twelve rooms with All the modern mproT Of the
trnts vsfer and gas all the house-good cistern
cellar brick stable with let 20 by 49, situated ath
street. between Fulton and Franklin beautifully located
near the bank Of the Mississippi River and In a sns
neighorhood This property will be sold nearly fty
per cent less than the Improvements be this
time Possession given the first Of April next Title
god or no sale Enquire Of IL b. TEN-EYCK
jams Real Estate Art
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18
SEVEN TullTY LOAN.

1Asss Not isasd nndsr dass u Angust 1sth lse1
~ ass payable three ysan on that tine IN csssey
o ars convertible = the option Of the holder Into
y. =. SO Six per csat.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-18

1ks Distrios Cosr. adjourned s;s.
- 1hsauGay night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
TaiE LECTURE SEASON.

TnPoRfxNr ES6fURxs DNkY-FoR oSNrIsnEN
sny, 81 tho New York Msssyu Of Anatomy. eS Broad
Vay Parties unable atend these lectures can have them
orwsded On receipt Of ten cents b addressing sssrsary
New YoSk NvssvR = Asasouv
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~ scnsr Of the French Naval Division that sealed propo-
~ III = rscs a a. ne Consulate General o. france
p foE supplying funds for the service said Naval Dy
son IN New York Reimbursement 70 be made drafts
upon he rressury Of France AZ Paris The conditions Be
complsd with can BE- either board Of The rsats
ThemiA or ~ the Consulate General Of France.
xv The Acting Consul 0spsral Of Francs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

ID connscting Rooms for hve adults fgeneman wife and
daughtcrN Che yovngesti2 years plain private family VINO
Neaness and comfortable home, free from UNNECESSARY
form s wanted than luxurious table State fun par
uculas Best Of reference given and required Address
B. n r., 70 Nassau atreet, room IA al .lll nllrlrn
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possession, three story high soop, modern built brown
:sss H F:. 81 m ps . ss on mort
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

one OT the worst diseases to which the hu.
man family Is liable Is dyspepsia. II not only
diSIunlItIrS man from the pursuit Of business
or pleasure, hut II makes life Itself Il DurleI.
Read the following wonderful cure:
"IIARRIsHUEG, August 10, lBl.-TO whom
II may concern: Dyspepsia, In Its most lnnllg-
mint lnrm, had almost reduced me tO a living
skeleton, and WIS one of the most miserable
men that walked the streets Of Harrisburg
! had used all the known remedies, rs well
~ prescriptions from the most eminent phys
iCInnS, without deriving any benefit. Hap
prnInr 10 paSS the corner OI FilllI and Market
streets, SIw DT. Mcbride, unh, nftGT listening
10 his remarks, concluded to give his King
of Pain u flir trni. Ihnvc done 80 for the last
twelve days, and mn now able to work, can
eat anything the appetite Graves, sleep well,
and am q new Innn IN every sense Of he wOn
Every person afflicted with dyspepsia Should
give 1t u fnir trial, for Since II has wrought
such quick cure, there Is no question hut
that Others will Ind IL II "Balm In GIlcdIh,' to
drive away disease.
up. S.--On the 18TH day Of September lSEI
wnS exempted by the surgeon III the Innnl
Of IinrOlluUni, ] am now received by the
surgeon nS IN perfect condition, nnd able ln dO
amy kind Of duty becoming II soldier.
JOIS WEAVER
"CTrY or IINHRISHI' RG, PA, ~: lrlOT me,
an Alderman NJ the city Or Harrisburg, ln.,
personally appeared John Weaver, who, after
inng sworn ncCnnllng lO law, dld drI"a, hhd
say That the matter St forth IN the nhny"
statement, To which hr has subscribed his
signature, Is strictly correct nnd true.
lIENHY PETER, Alderman.
city Of Harrisburg Pa, August ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

FRENcm WIVES French laws and
customs respecting murring", although
cannot erase and ohIit"rat" the natural
distinction Of sex, cnnErr complete
equality and fraternity. A French
womnu is moi only II wifi" at hcd and
bOnrd, she is also II partner IN business
and II joint proprietor, without Who's,
consultation aud consent no important
stUp rnn hC taken. She knows when II
bill Is due, ~ well ny, or better than
her husband. She ran rnmSrnt to, ~
forbid, her childrUn'S mnrringc. Shl
never sinks hCr ImnidCM numC, MIt ut,
inchrs II to that Of her spouse IN form
very liitl" differing from that nf rOnl.
mCrcinl associations. Mr.. White starts
II concern with Mr.. lilnrk; they IN,
nOWnUG their joint Undertaking II,
white ~ Black. NJ. White married tC
Md'llc Black arc known to the w0rlt
ny Whit",l'lac a hyph"n, or m and
makes nll the difference. The sam,
kind Of fraternity also frequently Oc
CurS-QmiiG nS II matter of course, exist
ing IN tho nature of thingS-in the talk
| talked, In the hooks rrnd, IN the song
listened Ia, and IN the double mcnning'
laughed nt jointly hyN 'rcnrhmnn nl'
his wifi. but while the laws Of prop
crty nnd mnrringr do all they rnl Il
riVOt the Chains Of mntrimOny, there
nrr other Influences which work IN NJ
0pp0sit" direction. Thus, moments u
r0pulsiOn nro sure 10 occur between
girl firmly grounded IN II religion u
rituals, ls,-EcrIpulous Of smnll ohs"rVnn
c"s, mud looking no further, aud II maj
who believes few religious d0gulns, .
If he admits their spirit, will not IN
frttorCd by their letter. l'ut nhoN
every cnusc lilIoly to provo the germ .
future cstWngcmCnt, IL tho way II
which French mutChcs nrC mndC. Man,
Of tho French themselves Nrc far from
being satisfied on this hCOd, ind hnvO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

By the King Of Pain. Rcad the evidence:
"S0mc three years ago, the small p0X broke
out In Harrisburg, and for many weeks was
III constant Attendance upon patients niN lcteu
with this most lOutllSOmu disease. ThcuuilcS
| was compelled to perform impaired my
health very seriously. My liver failed IN its
usual functions: disease OI the spine followed,
and my kidneys were also affected. Add Ia
these nillCtIOns constant constipation OithG
bowels, attended by severe headache, ana the
reader can Judge Of my situation. with such
II complication of diseases | was still COM
PEELED To work, and was only enabled 10 do
10 by the constant use OfpurgntIvomedlcineS,
which ! have steadily taken 1nr fourteen
months. In the vain hope that they would
eventually bring my system to It's normal
condition again. Heard Of Dr. Mcbride per.
forming minculOuS cures with his King Of
Pain, but doubted It's ciiiclcy In my case;
still, ms drowning men catch at StrAws,' !
called upOn him, and Il few minutes after u
single application my headache disappeared.
his King Of Palm internally; and this 18th
day " August, In the year Of our Lord 1854, |
am ngnin II sound man. The kidneys, bowels
and spine are aS sound IN every respect ny
they werr years ngO, and am able 10 do II
full days work. aud sleep after II nS well ~
the hCalthicst day | ever saw. ! reside In
0cnsnger'S Row, North st., Fifth WHrd, Har-
rlSburg. JACOB IiEGLEH"
"CrTY OFJ HARRISBURG, Pa, ~: Before me,
William Kline, An Alderman Of said city, per
SOnNlly came Jacob Xi1RlCr, who being duly
sworn, saith that the tnctS set forth above are
just and true. sworn nnl subscribed August
%, 1861 WM KLINE, Alderman.
"WitncSS: L. j. JONES"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

The patient who gives the following trSti.
munnI was afflicted with u diseased liver
the iOuntnin.hcad Oi II multitude OIntlliciinn'
but did not know what was tile matter with
him. II Is presumed that the physician had
skill enough to defect the seat Of the disease
but his remedies failed:
HARRISBURG, August u. lSil.-ThiS is IA
certify that tor II long time have been Sick,
ClnArlntCd anh CntuCblCd To such an extent
that could neither cnt nor sleep, with VlH.
lent pains constantly mcking my entire SyS-
tenn. could get no relief trDm physicians,
and was almost IN despair, when uCclhcn-
tally got hold Of nr. Mcllrilcs King ur Pain,
which cured me In two days. II has literally
rescued me from the Jaws Of death. Instead
Of going down 10 the grave, aS ! thought !
was doing, have gone down to work. can eat
II full and hearty meal, and sleep comfortably.
believe today that Dr. MCliridc'S medicine
Is the best ever invented. and that II will dn
all lIr claims for IT,. ions RICE, State street,
opposite lilckOli'S Machine SHOP.
The Doctor has In his possession over one
thousand certificates nom soldiers IN the IlIf-
frrcni camps Of the Northwest and West,
whom he either permanently Cun1l nr n'-
lirVItl 0frnin arising from chronic diseases nr
local affections contracted In the service 0Iihr
country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08

AuGvsr ~, lSGI.-My daughter could moi
walk Or do anything nj all, with the pninS III
her hiIS and knees. triNl the doctors and
all the patent medicines heard Of, without
ntrivingnnv benefit, until bought II bOtil,
NJ Ur. MclrilU'S King Oi Pain, anl by using
II two days, She Is now able tn wall; without
the slightest pain. May God bless hiin-maS
hr dO others III" same rOni: !lInMA'
WRIGHT, Eighth street, Filth Ward, Pltt5
buHh.
AUGUST q, lS'tj-IhS is TO certify that my
wife luS not been able 10 work or get nhunt
for one year, with the rheumatism and llyCl
complaint, nud shurtncsS 0i breath. tried
everything could hear Uf, and II great many
doctors. without receiving amy benefit, until
hpHnl Of Dr. MClIrihe'S King Of Pain, and hS
following the directions three days, my vii,
Is lllrn new person. She can now nlieini Il
her work, and Is improving mpdly every
hour. ADAM SlIIrI.EI, No. IL, Liberty street
Dr. Mcbride can In. tounh ~ his rooms, ii
the Mcl.urc House, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08


The Buttcrnuts Of Minnesota met in
State Convention - few days ago, and
passed resolutions, the substance Of
which we find in the Chicago TUbWc,
to wit: [DcmOcr,ts 10 the rescue.
|. Glad were ont Of the war, now try
to cOnuilintc the rebels.
.. DrplOrc MIR. I.incOln'S dcnlh, but
glad Mr.. johnson has recognized the
South. We ugrc" To support him nS
long ms h. opposes tho negro,
2, II the ballot br given Ia the negro,
well cXt"rminat" him.
/. Slavery having been abolished IN
spiir nr IIs, we irU glad of II.
4, We desire for .Icil. Davis u hdbcdS
corpus. We think tho nssnSSimE ought
to hnVr been tried before til" Snnl" Jury
that acquitted Miss Harris. We favor
free discussion by the rebels IN Icnncs-
see and d"nOmncr the President M u
tyNnt for setting inside the Richmond
elections.
WhcTns, We Ow" three thousand
millions: nnd whrfrns, in order To h0r-
row It, We agreed not to tux IT.; there
| fore,
It. RcS0ircd, That the most cC0nOmi-
cnl course for those who don't own any
bonds, IL to tux them, in order to Vindi,
cnl" their rights from III" privileged
classes.
:. IN order that the southern aud
Democratic StnlcS mny rrpudintc, let
the Internal revenue hr collected by the
Stnlcs,
<. Won tux the Government bonds,
anyhow, In order 10 rIunli2O property,
81. The democracy drmnnds that thu
market for Western produce br extend
cd by breaking down Eastern mnnuinc'
tmwrs, md converting them nil into
farmers.
10. Wen opposed to tho Republican
party monOpOliHing nll tho ministers
~ nm oppressive union Of Church and
State.
II. five lol III" negro vote they will
nll come to Minnesota, mud there viii
bC the --. TO mIy generally.
II. Keep on killing the Indians.
". II Congress won't provide for ilil
Minnesota soldiers, Minnesota mny.
II. Tho soldiers nro invited to vOt'
our ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-08
SNME DAY.

"Somc day" Is the burlen Of many u SIng
that's never done in rStlm. Florence Percy
has thus given one Ol them:
You smooth the tamgi,s irnm my hair
With gentle touch ana tCndurrsi care,
And count the years ere You shall mark,
Bright silver threads among the dark &
smiling the Will" in hear inc say.
"Nuu'll think Of this ngnin some day,
some day."
dO not SCOrn the power Of Time
Nor count on years Of ladclcSS prlnC.
But no while CLEANS Will ever shine
Among those heavy locks OF mine;
Ay, laugh as gayly nsyOu may,
N0n'llthink Of thlSnsaln, Some day;
som" day.
Some day! shall not feel rs now,
Your soft hands move about my brow,
| shall not slight your light commands.
And drnw the long bnIidS ihn' my hands;
| shall bc silent and obey
And yUu you will not laugh that day!
some day!
! know how long your loving hands
VIII finger with ihusr glossy bands,
When you shall weave my last, last cinwn
Ofthr-c thick braidinLss. long and brown
Bui you Will >rrn6 touch uf gray
AdUwn their shining length TINT day
some day!
And while your tears an falling hot
Upon the lips which answer moi,
NOlll take from iliON, one treasured tres,
And leave the rest to iusilrniivSN-
Remembering thnl used To say,
you'll think Of this again, some day
some day.