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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

The Confssstsns ana experience 81 ~
Invalid published for the benefit and As CAUTION 10
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
bilty Premature Decay Of Manhood Ac, supplying u
the same time Tar MaAHs o. sHislCuHx By one Who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable qusck
cry. By enclosing postpaid Addressed envelope, nss
copies may be Had Of the author. =
NATHANIBI MAYFAIR, Esq,
jy2o-dAw3m Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. 7.
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nArCHNIon,e HAM DYE.

The Original and Best In the World ne only trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Insean
hneous. Produces immediately splsndid Black Or
natural Brown without injurins the skin Rom
ediss the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold By all Druggss
rbs repulpe q aisnsd william A. Bachelor. Also, 5.
RDoENRRATING KxrRACT OF MILLEfLEuRS,
for Restoring and Bssutifying the hair.
aur1-dAv1y CHARLES BATCHELoR, N. Y.
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20 ACRES OF LAND FOB o1Ir

S ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
Know1 a. tn Tate Farm lying between the
keoknk and mile and half from The pins rom
About % acres are under fence and from FORTY - anu
under gooa state OF cultivation, and about twenty -
Twenty-Five In tmlser end OF the pIace t- 70
wells 81 water Asnbie los house. and sms $3.50 svoa
with good cellar and ether improvements For fnrths
u prsuSma. - .sss nsi w on
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- G1ssss. vANDYKR, uAxrfr . n
)sow running the Ferry 49, S7nssSy ~ "a
DwalDes apofe lsbes = espeo0 - 49,.
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Fer Diarrh@a, DysenteRyss 3c.- Ma
CURES Compound Extract of Bzsrs PxAHr isths most
reliable and sucesssfal remedy IL IL endorsed BY Ce.
Long General Pleaanton and Gen. Fits Henry Warren,
the United States Army Western Sanitary and Chrs-
tian Commissions War Relief Rund Comnittee, Editors
Of the Press and Western stesmboat ofcers Sold BY
ali drureists. and s. b. yovxLL = Co, KeOkuk.
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet SoaP, insuch universal
asm.nd. I, made from the choicest materials
mllA and enc lien tin its nature, fragrAntly
csnteA, and extremely beneficial In its scti
upon the skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsbl-dAvlyr
The Bridal Cham err Essay Of VAN
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
Diseases ofthe Urinary andsexna
sKILLIN HOUaHToN, Howard Association ,Phila-
ielphia, Pa. sprS-dAw1y
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bRlGlNAL NoTICE-To John THOMPSON G p
~ sstes, Defendants: You are hereby notified that
there Is now on file in the Clerks office of the d. rirt
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk a petition Of
Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment against YOU John
thompson, for the of twelve hundred and fifteen
dollars upouyonr mortgage made Charles Mason mon
yonr mortgage made 10 Charles Mason upon thu follow
ing premises towit Lots IL and IL in block
ivo IN Mtsons Lower Addition the city of Keokuk in
Lee couafy, Town, and against you ALL PRAYING Tor
the foreclosure Of said o-tgage-the OF said prem
r freed OF al interests said defendants in same IN
pay OF tsd oe-ths extinguishment of all eouity OF
redemntlon, and for general relief Now escb of vou
must sppesr and answer sid petition by noon of Tho
the first Monday of February 1885, or Judgment will he
bad therein, ss prayed for. by defsult.
Kew stamp 5oc--csncslied.j II. SCOTT HOWELL
sep22diw-fi ATTY for piair,;0
nRI6INAL EoTICE-To John M Smith psfsnsan,.
- fou are hereby notified that there il now on 6a In
The Cetk office OF the District Court o Lee canntv
IOWA AZ eoku k, petition Of Hiram Barney eIan,rg
Judgm-nt against II, John Smith for the ann n
wevs hundred and ve dollars and 10 per cent interes
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Masnn
upon the following described premises to-vit. Lois o
and ~ block ~, IN Mssons Upper Addition 70 the ctv
on heokak In Lee county, Iowa, aud as against Won
praying Tor the Of said morfgare@be al 81
said premises freed of all interests of ssin a.
sam. 70 pay OIL said debt-the extinguishment ~ ali
equity oil redemption, and for general relief Now Won
must sppeae ana answer said petition by noon of ~
second day OF tn NEXT term OF Court 10 he MIA
the hrsr Monday Of February, 1885, or iudrmsnt iii ~
bad therein. as prayed for. by default IN %
Rev stamp soc--csncelied.l H. SCOTT HOWELL
Atty for Plaintiff.
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS-An
N1 sisss and aaalitiss. forssls b. 4 s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
IEER nayiSIN PwISOy.

The Cincinnati Commercial, in reviewing the
late reports in reference to the treatment and
physical condition Of JEFF DAVIS, remarks:
Now. the question is. if the theory is correct,
upon which Jefferson Davis is refused the daily
papers, and the permission to write to his law
yers and bis family, whether be should not be
subjected to the full severity of the treatment
experienced in the worst Southern prisons by our
soldiers Ia man who is so desperate crm-
nal that he must not be allowed TO write Ia his
wife worthy Of clean clothes. and eggs, tea AMI
broiled steak for breakiastl l. mau
who clnuot be trusted 10 confer with ~ lawyers
proper person TO have al army blake tuug up
before him. while he sashss himself, ard ~ take
quiet smoke in the aiteInoon7 L. 4 m in
whose cell soldier must keep up an eternal
tramp, like the Wandering Jew. with Ais musket
at a right shoulder shift, and by whose bedside
lamp must burn increasingly. q suitable nd
vidua to read the Bible and look out upon the
sea?
" To be sure. if tho policy were reversed, aud
Davis were confined 10 a cell alone, and not al
lowed light at night, and not given bible to
read, and not permitted to wash himself, and had
a handful Of beans per day for rstions. he would
die presently. and tho world would say be was
starved and tortured to death, after the manner
of better men in the dungeons of Libby and Cas-
tie Thunder. This might provoke unfayorable
comment; and, it would even be said, that we
had turned barbarians because our enemies had
shown themselves to be such But Stanton be
ing man of great positiveness and frmness,
would not mind that He is n man who can
stand almost anything And, when old JEFF
were dead, we might bear his funeral expenses
and take such good care of his body that no
fool or traitor would ever have a chance TO raise
a monument over il"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The Atlantic Cable will charge about 50 O0t
a column
The pay of the Provisional Governors of the
Southern States is So 600 per aDnum, payabl,
from the State Department.
An inquiry was made at one OF the Glouces
ter banks the other day for some Treasury note;
with cvpolas upon them.
They punish people queerly in China. Fol-
ro6bng psdder. a person was lately put into
a mortar (cannOn) aud fred against stone wall.
A small boy ia Detroit, OILY five or six
years OF age, stole forty dollars. which he dis
played much ingenuity in spending so as to di-
vert suspicion.
The use OF Webstei's hair invigorator has
improved Mr. Greeley's personal appearance so
much that The oldest s5olitionists no not know
hin
The proprietor OF The Philadelphia Ledger
has purchased new building for an Offices at an
expense of 100000 The Evening Bulletin oil
that cits also has neu Office.
Two little girls died in Hartford within the
past few weeks from exhaustion in jumping the
rope. One Of them had jumped more than five
hundred times without stopping
"A gentleman was complaining recently that
he had had sun stroke On inquiry. it was as
certained be blamed his wife for it, as il was in
the shape of pair of twin boys.
The pronine- Jews in the city Of New
York are discussing the subject of a Jewish
Theological Seminary and the prospect is that
such an institution will be orgbnized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
His Immense Menagerie,

Composed of OF the Largest and Most Interesting
and in all respects,
THE MOST RARE AND CURIOUS GEOLOGICAL
COLONY
Ever seen, comprising specimens
s'From Greenland's icy mountains,
From midas coral strand,
Where Afrc's sunny fountains,
Roll down their golden sane;
From many an ancient river,
From many palsy plain
Have been gathered 10 perfect this giant collection
among which will be found the following list which EN-
braces of the biological specimens, and is deem
ed to be The correct catalogue now on exhibition.
Asiatc and African Elephants, Arabian Canels, Sene
gal Leopard, Royal Brazilian Tiger, Cape Good Hops
Lion and Loness. Back Tiger, Panther OF Paraguay
Strpei and Spotted Hytnas, California Grizzly Bears
Black Bear OF Hudson Bay, Cinnamon Bear Of Oregon
Ichneumons and Ant Eaters, NImidisn Lion and Lion
ess Lioness and wheps. Zebra of Zahara Apes, Mon
keys and Balloons, New Holland Kangaroos, Peruvian
Lama Alpaca of the Andes Santa Fe Bsoa Offers from
the Sandwich Isles, Nebraska Buffalo, Siberian White
Coons Civet and Musk Cats, Porcrpine Hedgehog OPP
posums Asistc Jackals Syrian Goats. Madagascar Rsb
bits. &c.
AN IMMENSE ARRAY, comprising birds of rare and
gorgeous plumage. Among those Wanderers Of the
Upper Deep will DO found specimens Of the following
Pathological varieties:
African Pelicans, Spanish Macsws, WheedAh Biris,
Love Birds African Crowned Cranes, Golden and Silver
Pheasants Chinese and English Phs asants King Lori
Birds, Albion Guinea Hens, White and Grey Tropical
Cockatoos, Paradise Birds South American At
rican Parrots and Paroquets. Also great variety o:
Australian Birds Of gorgeous plumage Attached TO this
Grand Exposition
THE ONLY ARABIAN cAMEI.s IN AMERICA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

Ben. r. Read. formerly Of this city, and
lately connected With the Terrc Hsute House,
has bought an interest IN the National OF that
city. Ben. l. clever gentleman aud knows bow
to make bis guests comfortable
ExrELLrD. AT Baptist Council held in
Columbus, on the I2h inst. one Rev. J !" o.
Covey, vas found guilty Of The following char
ger Expelled from the Quincy Babtist Church.
Michigan and New London Church. Ohio; join
;nv the Harbor Greek Church 10 Huron. Ohio,
N = fraudulent manner; for having been re.
peasedly guilty OF falsehood; FOR attempting to
commit suicide in Columbus by hanging bin
seTT. and for stirrng up strife in every ehurc in
which he assumed pastoral care, producing dis
cord and dissension which caused the mos. disas
trous results to the prosperity Of Zion. The
Cossca recommended the Baptist Church in
Columbus to exclude him from fellowship: de
clared that be is unworthy to fill the ministerial
office. and warn our Churches against calling
and hearing him as such" From all tbs we
Judge that Mr.. Covey is rather hard case
A LARGE INCOME We see it stated that John
Purdue. OF indianapolis, reports an income Tor
last year of one hundred and seven thousand dol
lars. This is said to be the largest income in
that city Mr. Purdue was formerly citizen Of
this county, and used to teach school in Plain
township, for ten dollars month When be
first went into that township. he considered
so poor that il was feared be might become a
charge thereon, and was warned out T" of il.
under the provisions of Law of this State. Now
be is the richest man in Indianapolis Ohio
Statesman
Mr. Purdue i., and has been a citizen of La
fayei.c for the past twenty FIVE years. He is a
bachelor.
INCOME TAX IN THE FIRST DIsrRIcT.-The fol-
lowing statement shows the amount Of annual
tax assessed in tho First District Of Indirna for
1864, on income. licenses, and articles in SEIZED
ule ga :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

indiana. which has our hearty approval. Il is
tc LEI each county furnish and erect home for
is soldiers. A home. at any point in the State.
Tor all, would simply be no home At all. The
men who have sto ID the storm Of battle for three
years. aud had their limbs torn and mangIed. do
not feel disposed TO leave their families. friends
and little ones TO wander OF to come far nook
OF the State. Nor would IL DE justice to the
soldier Ii any one on tho green earth deserves
TO he made and kept in comfortable circum-
stances il Is the wounded, disabled soldier
Ii q home, no difference bow elegant. vas
erected ct any one point. not 10 exceed one
third Of the disabled would 20 TO il, nor would
We, were We ALIKE situated. Tbey would be ex-
ling themselves from their families. and We pre-
sumo solder has quite the same soul and at
tachmsnt for his family Others Tie erection
of comfortable home 10 each county would
ccaduce much more to their happiness. and 10
fact, seem TO them a home. Let this matter be
thoroughly canvassed, and We think the people
at large will agree that the idea is good one.
We believe the people Of Jennings will be as
ready to do their duty In furnishing pleasant
home for her scared and disabled heroes, as they
were in filing her calls for the field. We should
like TO see papers and people OF the State speak
out more freely upon this subject Ii isl work
that must be accomplished, or We shal prove our
selves very ungrateful people.-North Vernon
Plaindesler
Our live neghbor has hit the nail right on the
head in the above. short time ago We pro-
posed 10 have the General Hospital at this place
converted into Home for Soldiers. In our cor
respondence with the authorities we we're told
that all the efforts to provide Homes for dis
abled soldiers have been failures, for the reason
stated by the Plaindealer The Soldiers Home
in Kentucky and the one near Washington are
and have been empty. Soldiers do not learn TO
forget home, friends and INSTRUMENTATION
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
INDIANAPOLIS AND CHICAGO Alb
LINE ROAD

meeting OF delegates interested in the con-
struction of the indianapolis and Chicago Air
Line Railroad will be held in this city. on Thurs
day next, the 9th inst, at the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. Its expected there
will be representatives present from all the coun-
ties and towns through which the proposed road
viii run. As the construction OF this read will
be of great benefit to Indianapolis. i, is hoped
that the property on ners and business men of the
city in fact, all Who are interested in its future
prosperity. will attend the meeting. and thus
manifest their appreciation OF the enterprise. II
the proper energy is shown here. with a contri-
button of the material aid commensurate with
the advantage it viii be to our future interests.
there 10 no question but ample means can be
raised sloug the route 10 build the road a, an
early day.
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a BENEFACTRESS.

There Is a woman in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated, in mind with the "Yan
kee, "Quack," and "Humbug" But II Is no longer.
and her from all such suspicious
associations in all ether minds. Whatever notions
may have Of w0msnly delicscy and propriety, we will
all admit that woman alone il the Nurse-fbe good
Nurss-the best Nurse. Whistler we shall have Female
Physicians not Is question which must be decided
by time and principle, and not matter Of taste. Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for ifhere is really want there will also be
supply IL there be calling" there will be coming
Nature and human society always self-supplyinR,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives; but
piness your infants In the cradle. Is there anything
improper thati Nurse Of go years" experience
boldly say what Is Is not good for babe, and
ought to be listened to- God speed her on her humble
happy mission. She IL the most successful physi
clan and mos eectual benefactress little
enjoytd-her doting parents not excepted Just open
the door for hsr, and Mrs Winsow Will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
sure, that will teach '.Susy'' TO say "A
Blessing Mrs. Wnsiow"-for helping her TO survive
and escape the gripping, colicking and teething siege.
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus.
performs precisely what It processes 10 perform
part OF it-noth.ng less-Away with your Cordial"
"Parosoric," "Drops, IAudanum," and every other
Narcotic" by which the babe druggcd into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow-know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for
make her. physical savior 20 the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
PARTIES.

The Albany On. y Evening journal COM
mences long editorial as follows:
There are two three difficulties in the way
OF the successful reorganization of the Demo
cratic party, and until these difficulties are re-
moved. we DO not see very clearly how the con
solidstion and victory hoped for are to be
achieved.
IL always amusing TO see how troubled and
ANXIOUS Republican papers seem in reference to
the Democratic party. II they are to be be-
lieved, that old party requires reorganization, .
consolidation, ard vari0ss other atoms, but
We hear nothing of TIA, SORT from the Demo
Gratis They seem TO be occupied with watching
the decay of the Republican party. How easy
IL Is to see the failures and necessities Of an oppo
site party
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
REPUBLICANISM In 1860

The following is one Of the resolutions of the
platform sdopted by the Convention which nom
mated LINCOLN at Chicago ia 1860. II is wei
to take look at il occasionally. in order to see
where We have drifted:
Fourth-That the maintansnce inviolate OF
the rights of the States, and especially The right
of each State to order and control its own judg-
ment exclusively, is essential to that balance OF
power which the perfection and endurance OF
our political faith depends; and we Genounce the
lawless invasion by armed force of any State or
Territory, no matter under what pretext as
among the rrayest of crimes"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
ALL THE Patriotism.

The Washington correspondent of the Cncin-
natl Gazette gives the following report of the
squabble among the "loyal men Of Maryland
for the patronage at the disposal Of the Presi
dent
In Baltimore Mr.. Lincoln had compromised
the difficulties between the SwaDn Conservatives
who had elected the Governor. and the Winter
Davis Radicals, who had Just elected the Sena-
tors. by agreeing to appoint one-hslf from each
party. and TO this there has been a substantial
agreement by both sides. After Mr. Lincoln 3
death, the Radicals put in vigorously, and got all
appointed from their side. The Conservatives
then rallied. had the Radical appointments can
celed aud their own substituted. Now the Radi-
calls are back. headed by Senator Cresswell, and
have got the Conservative appointments eau
celed. How il will end, nobody knows"
OF course these individuals are all patriots
Of the first water. aud support the AdministIa-
ton for the most disinterested purposes. to
wit: nothing but an elevated love Of country
and the preservation of its integrity. What is
said Of the Maryland Office seekers is equally
try. There Is not position within tie gift
Of the President but what has dozen or more
loyal applicants, and they are generally those
blatant stay at-home patriots who were very care
ful to keep out of the var, and regarded it their
especial duty TO denounce their neighbors who
could not coincide with them in political sent-
ment, as TRAITORS" All other things being
equal. we think it the duty of the dominant
party to bsstou their favors upon the men who
have done the country some service. and exhib-
tied their faith by their works-but they will be
crowded of by the street-corner politicians
who think il their especial duty to govern the
country and monopolizs all the Offices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

PArxNrrks PsoxorKD.-Ths following Pay
masters have been promoted to LieuisnAn, Colo
nsls. for faithful and merisorious services
Majors SAxrxL Woops. DANIEL McCLusx. W.
p. GouLp. v. q HANNA and A W. Hrspsrcxs
AL Of these gentlemen are Indianians
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

NArioSa- BANKING The following additions
National Baaks were created in this State during
the past week: Nineennes National Bank. CAPT
tai 500 900; National Branch Bank of Madison
capital $500 Goo Citizens National Bank O,
Jacksonville. capital $50. 900: Rushvine Ma
tional Bank. capital 500. 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. HISsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for chcren teething. IL has been
used for 30 years with failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers for their children IL
acdity Of the stomach relieves wind choic regulates
bope gives rest health and comfort to mother
and child OERce No. ze Day street. New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANIMALS

Comprises the NEST intelligent, most docile, most
complished and most learned Animals which the world
has noticed, and the development Of their rare
qualities under the guidance OF their kind aud patient
instructor calculated TO excite the nobes feelings OF
admiration, wonder and curiosity Foremost among
III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

We see an advertisements In your columns VI hRs.
NINsLow's SOOTHING sYKIP Nov ve nsv.r aid
sworc IN favor OF patent medicine before our lfe
put ve feel compelled say your readers this
DO hunons-we have tried H. and know IL be al II
claims Is probably Of the successful raed-
cines OF the day. because 70 r. one Of the best And
those OF your readers who have babies cant do better
than lay In supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

The following ~ al extract from letter vdtfen by
the Rev. 3. Homs pastor Of the Pierrepont Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n T., 20 the Journal and
Hessenger Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes m favor
Of that word-reno~ned medicine. NkS wISsIOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TRKTHIN6.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
SPECIAL eau TON.

The great popularity u Mr. win-lO~'s Soothing
Syrup, for children teething has induced unpriDcip
persons 70 put ~ articles 10 be a>d for the ssus mr.
pose, In Advertising which they have not oniy copied
and notices from pre<x but have
copied eerureafes sns letters from elerxyD<n ana
oshers aexing other % genuine csrfnrstss
DswGs tsil iDisators GsrT-x1nkve--ts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
Rest. Health and COmfOrt 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. wTNsLOw's SOOTHING syrup for ehildrsn
teehing, softens the grms, reduces Inflammation, al
lays ell pain, and wind cholic Perfectly safe IN
all cases. We would say 10 every mother who has q
safering child DO not let prejudice the preju
dices Of Others stand between you and your suffering
sure-to follow the OF this medicine ftrely used