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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

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&C., g.. ,'lA7
C0tton Fsctors, lConimie'n 4 forwsrdsS
Commis'n Forwsrd'g| Merchants.
Merchahes, No. North I'd Street,
No. q rNasche1 street Bet. Chestnut : Market,
New Orleans. La st. Louis. No.
Orders are solicited for the purchase Or sals Of
Cotton, Sugar. Aolassea, Coffee. 0rooeries, We
val Stores. Western Produce. Begging, Rope,
&C.. &C., which will receive our best personal Il.
tentiOn. 0ctl3ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

1IAHNISBOHVss ; ONt.
An accident happened to-day to the. ex-
press train going east, between here and
Lancaster, this p IN. Four cars were thrown
off the track, eight persons killed and two
slightly injured. The only one of the dead
recognized up to this time is the wife Of j. p.
Barr, Of Pittsburg. The accident was caus-
ell by a broken rail-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

Nsw Yoak, Oct. 16.-The, following
steamers have arrived here: The Star
light. from Charleston, 18th. with troops,
and The North Star, from New Orleans, 7sh,
with 1,sOo troops Of the 1lta Colored Ar
tilleey. ..-L -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
MosrErTEf.'s BI1rERs

A. the best remedy for the exhaustion and other
ailments consequent upon their almost snperhu-
MAJ exertions. The emaciated prisoners recent
released from the Rebel bsstilcs. are deriving i'm.
mense benefit from its use, and the Army Sur
gsons Undertaking say that it is the only Tonic
nj to bs admin'ssered in military hospitals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

-. Louis Marke eta.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. II.
Flour-More active At ~ Hd7 rs for spring
snper u 10 for fall super sss Is for srfing extra;
80 for ssna!e extra, ~ Oi.N for double to choice
double extra
Whe.t--Firm at q s0a1 q for far fall 81 sos IS
for good fall $2ll2 % for prime fall e S92 Is for
choice.
Corn Dull and lower a, 6Sa70c
Oate-- Firm /, more active At $4,000
Whisky Unchanged, At 2N
Mese Pofk-t34.
Butter-Firm ut 800 for choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16


THE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
J. prepa. alton has met during the short time it
il has been before the public has induced the
thousands and tens Of Thousands who have used
and attested i.s virtues, pronounce i the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Restorative. The Eureka hss
been introduced into ali the principal cities both
East and West, and having faithfully performed
all that is claimed for it, hes superseded oil other
Hsir Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair TO its o, ignal color prevents the hair from
falling out, BY causing healthy condition Of the
scalp. imparting to the HAIR sottness and gloss,
and youthful appearance that no other Hair pre-
pAration can produce The Eureka is free from
all impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without soiling scsip or hands. Manufsc-
tured and sold, wholesale and retail, by
RUBr FISHER, Sole agent.
No. IS North Fifth street, 81. Louis, No;
Fuller. Finch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Ag'ts, Chi
cego Stevenson 4 Csrnahan, Agents, Daven-
pbrt, and for sale by all Druggists. Price 81, 90
per bottle octl2 dkw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
The public are requested to bear in mind that
400tetterss Stomach Rfftere
Are for sale in BOTTLES ONLY.

All persons who pretend 70 sell the article bv
she gallon OF barrel are INSCRIPTIONS impesters
end the stun they vend under the name ~ floste4.
sefs ettersis in al probability an active poison.
ofmaking money in = dishonest wsv ont of sbs
popularity Of the Bitters requires especial men.
tea hsro. They refill it'll abomina6le amid ~.
empty bottles 10 which tie fRus roxlc was orir.
inAlly contained and vend over their counter.
a sse horrible compounds with smiling assuran-
81 these wolves in sleeps clothing. Buy ouly Of
respectable dealers, who place proper value on
0srcsatile honor. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
so THING SYRUP
FOB CHILDREN TgBFHINQ.

which greatly facilitates the process Of tssshfsg.
b sohsuias the gutns, rsdseisg I'll inasmsGfons,
willallsy ALL PAln ~ spasmodis Assiss. sslis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

Depend upos y. mothers, II will give rest Ia
yourselves, end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

Arr tsasoH ~isbfsg u Jtastiust .ssasA
"A we'll located on Secon3 street, between Main
and Bsady, II the Fruit snd Molten liuA- doing
pelisg sssirs.s. e. I'M q - ppctts.iiy b,
- .s,-'-s S..'' 434As a - Nm IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

NEw Ysnx, Oct l6.-The special to the
Tribune, dated, Columbus, Ohio, 18th inst.
says:
Returns from al the counties give Cox :
majority Of twenty eight thousand two hun
drsi ana eighty seven. while the average
majority on the State ticket is about thirty
thousand.
The legislature stands:
Union.-25 Democratic, -12.
In the senate: Union, 10. Democrtic,
So.
In the House the soldiers vote will not be
counted till next month.
The. Tribuns's Washington special
says: l''n
The 104th, 9l4th and 195th Ohio. and
the I'd snd 23d regiments .colored troops
are to be mustered t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16


to value and not 10 be paid for until you know
what you are 20 get. Nt
ARTICLES 10 BK soLb voR 81 aAcH
100 Gold Hunting cased Watches each. .o1lB
/ 100 Gold Wstches 10
| goo Ladies' Gold Watches. 20
800 l.ssiiss' anA Dents Watches. ......... -
5000 Vest. Guard and Neck Chains. az 10 10
300 Oval aud Chased Gold bracelets. Alto 10
1000 Revolving Castors. rs 10 ia
300" Drinking Cups. ..................7t 10 10
1000 Ladies' CALIFORNIA; Dismond hinge. g tos
1000 Magic Spring and Snap Lockets. 80. a TO 10
10000 Gold Pens, with Silver mounted
10000 Gold pens, with Silver Extension
Cases sad Pencils. ....... too
400. Sets Ladies' Jewelry ..........5 TOTO
5000 Tea. Dessert / Table spoon, pr dox IL 10 ~
5000 Dessert aud Table Forks. per dor. ~ 70 -
1910 Butter Knives. per pair. .......... 6to 10
5000 Napkin Rings, per pair ............4tol
$1,000 other articles ..............4to 10
Certificates OF all the various articles, atst-
ing what each one can have. ere frat put into
envelopes, sealed up and mixed and when or.
dered, arct ken out without regard to choirs,
aud by mail, Mus giving all fair chance.
can have and then Il II NJ your option 70 send1l
and take the article or not.
One Of these envelopes will be sent by mail on
receip. Of 25 cts; hve fos o., eleven for a. thr-
~ for Is, sixty five FOR 80, and a hundred for
jl5.
AGKHrs wanted everywhere. Great induce
,nents to Ladies' and Gents TO act snch Fail
not to send for circulars, which gives special
terms, full list, and particulars.
Address, Ell. WINSLOW AGO,
ep9-d sw BIN ~ Ne. 20s BrosdWsy. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
New York Market.

New York Market
Nsw YoRA, Oct. 16.
Cotton CSC midling.
FLoua. Better ~ 1O@9.25 RHO.
wmAs 1.751 80 Chicago Spring.
CoRx. Lower. s7Qs9 for sound mixed.
Garlic lower 5fM6Hc Western.
Pork Firm. ga 751S5Q5 new Msse.
WnsKsY.-Quiet. 13.2yE@2.30.
New York stocks.
kew YoRK. Oct. l6.
Gold opened al. As, closed at l.45X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

Q1its : ssrious. - 6aanssVd 3 yKe nm.
more Depot this 4. ~, between he lO7th
Y. 8 col0red regiment 1ecentlY aaolRne6 q
the eAsrison d wasklhetm. as4 delscS.
msals Il white troOps psspnring 70 = Nom
% tAe II O'clock train. 4usholS plrlois
and beyoSeas were fsesly 49, ed cor.
pDsal o. tie cogofed troops W. kilAsa. 6ev.
eraI othen were severely wounded. Acou.
pie Of Veteran Reserve reGiments were or.
derod TO the scene Of action by Gen. Dent
hut the colosed rioters leh the fa1d and me-
excits0snt subsided before they arrived.
!. Tho PEesideat this p. II. appointed John
Connesl asseasor Of internal revenue for TIE
lsh District Of Iowa.
The Hsrd1fs special also states that tele.
gram received ct the Inteti0r Departmen,
today, from Gen. Pope. contains intelli.
gence from Central City, dated 27th ult.--
! Gen. Conner bad surprised the Indiana IN.
der medicine mau. on Tongue river, kill.
ing 80. capturing s. their winter stores and
go horses
On the let inst Col Coleswoffhy hod ne,
the Sioux, Ampshoes and Chegusaes, and
after three days continuono NShkiAg ~
killed and wounded 200 u Ne lndlanS, eat
tered them beyond. recovery, with . loss Of
stores, camp eqaipage and several Of Their
chiefs. Orr loss he'd not been moro than q
killed and wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

OvyIcs OF rHR DAvRxPoRS OsuocRA1.1
Monday evening, Oct. IA. 1855.
he shipments by rail from this point for week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
J. n. WINsLOW & CO.,

tsarABLrsneD 1867
iso.Oo WATCHES, CHAINS, &C., worth
.E s4dpVtOV.
To be sold for One Dollar each, without regard
to value and not ~ be paid for until you know
what you are 20 get. q
ARTICLES 10 BK SOLD vom ~ sAcH
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Price, only % cents q Bottle
The Flsrence Nightengaie
sf The Nursery.


Tho following is an extract from . letter writ
ten BY the Rev. z. Weiser to the German Re-
10rMed A0en2er, at Chambersburg. Pa =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

Address all orders 10. ,
as IS -dw2ml Office, 100 Nassau street, NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

SANDY Hook, Oct. 16 1890 P. M.-The
yachts Henrietta and Palmer started at pre-
cisely y o'clock this noon on their ocean
race The last seen of them from this point
showed that the Palmer was ahead aboO. .
quarter Of mile The wind was blowing
heavy at the stand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19


NEw YoRK, July Is.
The Times Washington special says the
Pardon Bureau Is still overrun with applica
tions. Among them are those of Gustavus
A. Henry, Senator from Tennessee Wm.
Willard, formerly member of the United
States Congress for Alabama J. D. EaIilur.
ton, L. S. District Judge for Virginia: G. n.
Hollins, U. s. Navy of Greytown notoriety
4. j. Harbleine, L. S. Navy Jas. II. Lane.
Brig Gen. in rebel army rebel Governors
Magrath, Of South Carlina, and Moore, oi
Alabama.
The Heraifs special SAYS delegation has
arrived from South Carolina, consisting of b.
F. Perry, provisional Governor j. s. Orr.
c. J. Elped. J. W. Grady, NJ. Litch and Fos-
ter.
The seven-thirty loan will probably all be
absorbed within week or ten DAYS. This is
the last of the six hundred million loan an
thorized at the last session Of Congress
When the soldiers are paid off, with the de-
crease of government expenses, the Secretary
will be able to get along until Congress meets,
with the use of certificates of Indebtedness and
q temporary loan.
1t is understood Gen. Almpnte Is in New
York on his way to Austria and Belgium for
more assistance for Maximillian, and desires
TO have an interview with President johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19

HoRArio SEYMOUR is figuring for the Dem
ocratie nomination for President in 1868.
The plan adopted is to keep Sherman in view
as candidate, with no intention of nomina-
ting him. but with a hope Of producing d.
vision between him, Grant and johnson, and
take advantage OF the confusion to run in a
reliable man, that man being Horatio. The
plan is too intricate, and has too many con-
tingepcses TO work successfully. The poll
ticians will find that neither Grant nor Sher-
man have noses Of wax, and cannot readily
be manipulated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
Gov. stone to Iowa Soldiers,
STATE OF Iowa,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
DEs MONIES, July l2th 1865.

EAECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.
DEs MONIES, July 18th 1866. ~
Soldiers Of Iona: The conspicuous and
honorable part you have borne in the arduous
struggle for the preservation of our National
Government, has excited the admiration OF
your countrymen and secured for yourselves
an imperishable name. Your constancy and
patience SO often tried, your patriotism and
valor universally acknowledged, have culmi-
mated in the triumph of national authority and
the perpetuity of the Union which our fathers
established. With your bayonets the nj Ame
of "lowa' has been carved upon the brightest
pages of American history. From the banks
OF the Des Moines you fought your way to the
Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic seaboard.
stacking your arms at the close of the war ON
the banks of the Potomac in the shadow OF
the Nations Capitol Such marches. sieges.
and battles the world has never Witnessed be-
fore, either in ancient or modern times Sur
passing IN conception and boldness of execu-
ton the world renowned campaigns of Cyrus
or Alexander, Caesar or Napoleon, they will
give historic grandeur to the age, and render
immortal the glory of our arms.
In the name of the people of Iowa. whose
country you have saved and whose State YOU
have honored, bid you heartfelt welcome
to your homes, and extend to you the assu-
rance Of their pride In your fame, and their
lasting gratitude for your heroic achievements.
Nobly have you maintained the honor of our
State in every campaign and battle, and faith
fully redeemed the confidence reposed in your
valor. Looking upon your now thinned ranks.
we are mournfully reminded of your many
comrades slumbering in their lonely graves in
the fields of glory where they died. Ypu,
banners torn by the storm and dimmed by
the smoke ofbaftle, we shall receive from ybu,
hands and safely deposit among the other tal
ued memorials of your fame. The remem
brance of your honorable scars and many VIC
tories will be reverently cherished and tran IS
mitted as part of the common heri.ake,
Soldiers In war, You return as Citizens to min.
gle with your friends and engage in the pur,
suits of peace.
Committing to the care of generous peo-
pie the widows and orphans of those who are
fallen, We invoke for the surviving heroes the
continued guidance of Him who sheltered
them amid the trials and dangers of war. :
". NJ. STONE, Governor. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
KEOKUK, sWEDNE6DA n.

purposes Of loyal FsoplS md sid Republicans,
\ ade and Dawn, not Democrats, were his ac-
casers He exhorted the people to join in the grand
detensfsstssnN md astfd dsfa6afsAS4 4lsIA
which he was unfit to 6ll."
Let Coppefhead speakers use a1eseaal the
similar torrents of abuse of Mr.. LINCOLN, and
the Administration and the Government, and
the soldiers, with which their journals
abounded during the campaign last year, and
court thereby, in their own proper characters,
the support of the Iowa soldiers. The resul,
will astonish them 9 So M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
The (,onspirnierxI

WASHINGTON, July Is
The Posts Washington special 4ays: The
President has changed sthe place bf impfis
onment of DIR. Mudl, 0'Laughlih. Arnold
and Spangler, and they were to-day sent tc
the Dry Tortagas, instead of the Albany Pen
itentiarv.
Col. Hamilton. Davis private Secretary
has been sent to Fort McHcnry
Prof Mccullough, the alleged protector nl
the iBcendiary fires in New York, has been
sent to Fort Delaware, and Gov. Harris "a
Libby Prison.
The Cabinet was In session to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
FoRraEss MoSRor.|Jul

The ship Missouri has sailed for Bordeaux
with tobacco from Richmond.
Col. H. Blunt has been appointed Assistant
Quartermastor at this port, and Captain Ma
thaniel Low, jr., at Norfolk.
The new and beautiful chapel Of the United
States hospital has been so far completed
that services were held there yesterday, Chap
lain E. p. Roe and Rev Mr. Tindhle. Of the
Christian Commission conducting the ser
vices.
There has arrived from City Point the
steamer Edward Everett, with the b2d Penn
sylvania volunteers, bound to Baltimore
Sailed for Savannah, the steamer Fair
banks, with Lieut.. r. r.. Jones, of the Goth
New York volunteers, and 300 cohvalescent
rebel prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
From NeWbern.

Wv 1oRK, YuIy lB.
The steamer Ellen F. Terry brings New
bern advices to the 9Th.
The Raleigh In3yrtSs says there is not a
solitary case Of yellow fever Mt Wilmington.
The frogreAs speaks in the highest terms
of the administration of Governor Holden.
II also sets forth the great benefit Newbern
hasreceived by the infrx of Northern bnsi-
ness men. In 1853 il was deemed impracsi
cable to run q line of steamers to New York
but now there are two, and one or wo to Bal
timprp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
A Political Hoax.

The pretended report Of an interview be
tween Senator Sumner and President John.
SON, first put in circulatien BY the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and afterwards copied by the New
York Herald, the Springfield Rcpu6lian and
other papers, is obviously on its face an in.
vepHpn, whether to make mischief, or for the
sake of amusement, it is difficult to say. The
interview il reported 70 have taken place d,
the White House, and with reference 10 the
proclamation for the reorganization of North
Cafolna. Now il is well known in Boston
that Senator Suhner hss not been 10 Wash.
ington since President Johnson has been In
the White House, or SINCE the promulgation
of the North Carolina lproclanation. The
whole story is, afcrcf1fe, an impossibility.
On inquiry we learn that nothing haseyer oc-
Cured at any pfetipus lime to furnish the
least pretet for this STORY Down to his
leaving Washington in the month OF. May,
Senator GaNHF had 6easion TO gee the Presi-
dent frequently, and spoke with him on pub
lie questions, including, Of course, the great
question Of reorganization, and of the colored
suffrage. The conversation on both sides was
alvagssof the most friendly character. sBos,
ton 1rdnscsfpts =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19

IfESroS, n. j., July 18.
The Republican Union Convention, for the
nomination of candidate for Governor,
takes place on Thursday. Numerous candi-
Fsiates are named II will be an ex citing cor,
veution. The anti-railroad policy man--the
friend of negro suifrage-will have something
to say.
A convention of War Democrats, signed
by n \. Halstead, of Hudson. is called for
to morrow, in this CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19

s95# A. eG ssea NKW ORk, July ~.
The steamer Louisia Moore brings VIII
mington dates Of the 18th. aaA9
The Herald says nearly . million dollars
have been paid to the soldiers there within q
few days, and the American Telegraph Com
|pany have taken charge Of the Southern lines
and expect soon to have connection through
the interior, between New York and New
Orleans. Ii
Tie Moore left one day prior TO the time
adverfized for sailing, owing to the fact that
her cargo and another were lying On the dock
before she arrived. There is more freight at
Wilmington, destined for the North. than
present transports can accommpdate, and
when the railroads are put in opera ation there
win be ap increased demand, al there Is q
great amount Of produce above Wilmington.
Three steamer loads of negroes have lately
been sent to Charleston.
The second regiment of heavy artillery
have gone to Fort Fisher to relieve the 10th
|N. H., who sre ordered to report to Gen.
Augur at Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
Davis and Clay,s Families Re-
tanned as Witnesses.
NEy YoRK. July l2-

Ess&ys-ss4sa sssxE MEN l0RK, July III !
The 7yItsss special says We are sble 70
state by authority that the families of JEFF.
Davis and of0s-C. Clay we're retained by emi-
nent and loyal advisers as early as the middle
of May last, to appear Whenever the govern.
ment shall think proper to order the trials of
those State prisoners. The senior counsel is
a gentleman of whose prominence at the bar
there will be no question when it is thought
proper to announce his name. Any reports,
therefore, which appear from time to time in
different newspapers as to efforts made on be-
half of the prisoners by persons representing
themselves as their counsel or engaged in their
legal service, nsy be safely reeaEded as un-
authorized by reporters chiefly concerned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19

II is difficult to see what ''power'' the rebel
States can WELD in the next House, even il
they get there. 1t is surprising that Mr.
Phillips should fear any disturbance of the
constitutional amendment in Congress, when
he knows ii has already passed by two-thirds
majority, and can only be revoked H. @, its
recommendation to the Stafes) BY an equal
majority In the Senate the case is still
stronger than in the House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
Reply 70 Wendell PhfllipGp

Referring to the apprehenslons expressed
by WExDELL Phillips, in his late speech, that
the Southern rebels will have representa-
ton in the next Congress, the New York
Ereniag Po3 says:
There is one condition overlooked by Mr..
Phillips, which will bar them at the threshold
BY act Of Congress, approved July 1, 1862,
Every person elected or appointed to any
Office of honor or profit under the Govern
ment Of the United States, shall. before en-
tering upon the duties of such Office, take and
subscribe to the following oath: Il, A. b. do
solemnly swear that have never voluntarily
horne arms against the United States since /
nhtarily given NO aid, countenance, counsel,
or encouragement to persons engaged in
armed hostility thereto; that / have neither
sought nor accepted nor attempted to exer-
else the functions of any Office whatever, un-
der any authority or pretended authority in
hostility to the United States that have not
yielded voluntary support to any pretended
government, authority, power or constitution
within the United States. hostile or inimical
thereto, SO help me God"
The Post continues:
Now there is no authority which can repeal
Oh suspend the oDugation 10 lake TINS Oath,
except the power which enacted it. II is.
therefore, falhcy to suppose that any adhe-
rents to the rebellion can get into the coming
Congress. Even upon Mr.. Phillips supposed
case, that they may participate in the organi-
zation of the House through having their
names put upon the rolls by the Clerk, they
would be disfranchised the moment speaker
was elected. for it would be his first official
duty to administer the above oath No one
who knows the devoted and unainehing re-
publicanism of Mr.. Mcpherson can believe
him capable Of deciding, as Clerk of the
House, that these scarcely whitewashsd se-
cessionists are to be admitted to seats in Con-
gress antecedent to the decision Of that body.
But suppose he did SO decide: the House can
be abundantly trusted to preserve its own pu-
rity. There are now one hundred and seven
ty-fonr members elect in that body, of whom
one hundred and forty-four are unconditional
loyalists, against thirty CONSERVATIVES and
Southern 'ssympathizers. Kentucky and
Nevada have yet to elect. Giving the South
six out of nine members from the former we
shall have the following result:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19

Bosros. July Is.
The houses of Hon W. McGilvery and
Capt. p. Ruddleton, in Searsport, were
broken into on Sunday night, and silver ware.
money, Government bonds and other vaua-
bles. to the amount of several thousand dol
lars were taken. No clue to the burglars
has been discovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company
NEWARK, n. J.
Cash Capital Over 100000

Diriierds so per cent Taatd TIE Ias,Ted annually.
vuSHlS Company, over twenty years old,
Il offers insurance and improve'l n0a.fogJeit-
plans presenting the subject in the attractive
preftabls iuve
1t has sras Of g. 600 oo0 90 securely invested
furni-hng D.fa,fng security to policy holders
IL has nearly To Hundred k<nsJers Ia the city Of Ks
okuk.
0HFcE-Corner Of 9Th and Biopdesu streets
jyls-du BALL DUNN, Agents-