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former constitution Of Mississippi Is laI. to-
day, then the President has no right to ap-
point governor for that State In manifest
violation Of ihht constitution, which requires
the governor to be elected by the people. and
us consequence excludes nll others except
one SO elected from acting ns governor. II
the President can mako q lawful governor
Of one whom the old constitution excludes,
can he not make lawful yoter Of ORE czclud.
ed by the came constitution. If On the other
band the former constitution Is not law to.
dag, aId the President admits It Is not, By
referring to It in his proclamation not as tn
force nose, but MS having been in forca Imuc.
diatsly piior to the ordinance Of secession.
then what right had the President to djs.
t:nsu{sh between two classes of citizens Of n
Stale, and say Ibis ehall vote, the other shell
nots None whatever.
But you say the Governor is merely pro.
v1sional, til! q constitution shall be adopted
and 1aw!ul governor elected.
1answer, tho voter!a merely provisional,
| till new constitution shall be adopted pTe'
ec1ibiDg who shall vote. The President had
| therefore ut least as much power in deciding
| the voting basis for the provisional State GOV.
ernments to admit as to exclude the negro,
But you may say, IN conforming to tho for.
mcr constitution OF Mississippi, he adopts the
pic Of Mississippi. He does not. Before Sc.
cessIon, the people Of Mississippi included
only the whites. Eow, two.thlr1s Of The
people Of Mississippi are negroee. Docs q
constitution famed By one-thlrd of the pco
| pie represent tne two-thlrds which had nj
! part In it, II the Shareholders were still tb,
people OF Mississippi and the negroes wer,
Etill chatte1e, then the slayeho1ding constltu
tim Of Mississippi would represent the peo
pie Of that State; hut Euch Is not now til,
iact.
Bnt 1t is argued this question Of extend
Ing thc suffrage to class heretofore not en-
titled TO 1t, Is new one and must he actet
on slowly, cautiouAlY and gradually, + an
swer though slaves hare never voted, be
cAuse supposed to contain ONLY 81 of 1nan
the master being the other IS. vet tbs
blacks when free should vote Is TIA oid mar
tise, and not new doctsine. On tia Fan
tEnry, the exclusion of any citizen. nf III
Unitcd States from voting BY mere coinris
comparatively new doctrine.
| Only Que. Of the original thirteen State
/ came into The Union with constitutio
limiting voters to white men. In the othe
twelve free negroes voted. That one Stat
was South Carolina: In which no white ma
could vote unless be owned ten dawes c
$1,000, whose constitution Was so unrepui
| iicap that fhe ought never to hRye been a;
mItted to the Union under it.. Can II be d
uicd that The example set BY twelve Of tt
original thirteen States, on entering u
, 1865-07-11

o oFf1Lk- n hA32A36lA&s ~ t1 @4s tSao.
ca the ret.r OF Alfy Aa7ny1 executrl1 o. The Ct
tate Of john H, Natuy. DE- :eAsed Of sck&ord. Ii-
bt IL RYipR the extension Of pat granted 10
ths sa.d Jthn Il Manly srrst mueE ., lsL and res
:, cd Jaorkrf Is. for An IMPROVEMENT In k3N1sx
u Mach,nea ana BhIv~A,efz for asven yfa.s fe0M ths
-xnralon Of ts!d pai.nt, WHICH tAkts p1acs on TIC
sd thF Of S-n.t ulbe-. 1H5:
il j. ord red inst hs I'D petition b. heard at the
Patent Qtnee on NOED AZ the oh day OF s.psn uber
Ic1t u il O'Clock N and ali pTto sre no ahe4 70
aprcar ard 80 causs. II sn1 tney hare, why sAa
D t1tluu ought not to b. K Ahssh.
p*r.o Eng .ae 9, trniion a1e req 1lved to ae
fo..A in Wfitlul i. lsaaL 1ty days beose .he ay
u hearing; al nony ded ~ estne7 patty t, Ge
1t this a.ld b. anx NUT be tAE-n and tFansmit
ted In accordance With lhe tues Of Ahs o1cs, which
viii ee 1urnished on application.
mony must b. nlsd ia rhr otat. tweatJ dayt t:l ~
tAt dAs Of htAFnE III. nE0 nert&. II A1yt within ten
tsys al. .cr the tlilg Of the .es 1n:nY
Ordered el6o tast th,1 1Utlco he pub.1ahtd IN tie
Ch1ou.tJt, HahhinIt ~. D c. Aad the TF!b7na, Gal
csko Hlinois once weex fas thFee toFces,ve weess.
the OF sad publ stions 70 BE- st least s!xsT ts1s
D. +. HOLLOWAY. ...
Comn.is1iorer ofPA:srtG-
P.E.-Kxior. Of tie asove pzpe,s will pltsae COPY.
, 1865-07-11

TINTED STATES PATENT
- oFFIfx, EAsalas7ox: Jaaaa1 ~;
:s.sse o. John T. ~ hsaa:y a.e.sasd q aosko:a ~;
to ne sstd John M.nny. s-ptenns: "a. - ana
irk Mach kne Hs1se sess r aesea ynaxa fro1 tee
.Ipls aton Of tac nat.Lt which takos p.sca On ths
Sd Ct Et p:U'nter. Tt5,
eled thai The ss.t patt Ion be hessd 1t the
Patent Otnee en- MONDAY. the h dAy Of eeotanbH
ne-t, II - o'elt IL; Al Pc nse notified 70
srFets and show caute. II any theJ h&ye, way 1ald
le;ltipn puztt Eot t. b. Eta ted.
u ne Patent otn.e sh.lr onjeei e. spestsIy -
fo:ti In NrttK II M u .Wenty dAy1 hefure tbe day
Of hrastEe; tes-smon1 ei n either patty t. 20
~ Ia aasd rnnst tsksn and ssAnsml:
vi he iut11ated o. Application.
D ottIoP, aea o:htT psne,. relied @ u,9a y tasti
zen us1 & after II fieR ii testimony. =
Qfce1eu, = ~, thAt rhs ro,ice be published IN the
fh.o11c.c Hess lnxtoi. n, c n Irb7 IT, Chicago,
uiEcis nrcA ~et sor II -se sueceNeiFe weep; ths
c1at Of said ,: bAeau Be I: eAst sIty ta5s p!o
p. P. HOLLOWAY.
.-........ Coma M's,ioaef Of Patenf1-
P s-Etitnrs of the 4b,ye aApels wtn p!easa 'py,
sed btnc mi: bills 10 Liza PatcrE Tics. vi
containing TIA aotee- j:d.ss7s%1teH.Trs ?
, 1865-07-11
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,

WASHINGTON, July 1n--It is announced
that the Government has decided 10 immadt-
ate1y muster oui Of the service tile remaining
troops Of the Amy Of tho Potomac, Hno
wire, short time ago. On the disbandfng Of
the ptincIpal part Of that force, consnl-
idated into q Provisional Corps, under
command Ct Gen. Wright, and ordered Into
encsmpmsnt on the Upper Potomac.
Our East India naval squadron will shortly
Of complete equality with The war fleets of
England and France In that portion of the
world.
a delegation from Florida, headed by
AfcsB1s. Brooks, Of Apa!achicola, and Hop
kina, 1f Tallahassee, are in the city, and hope
10 see Flesidtnk johnson tomorrow con-
cerning q provisional government for that
state. The two gentlemen named are un-
ders,oed to favor tho appointment Of c4-
judge Marvin for Governor. Mr.. Marvin was
for over twenty years Judge of the United
States District Court for the Southern Dis
trict Of Florida, although now residing tu the
city Of New York. He Ia represented as
suitable person for the position. Florida has
been the last to apply for assistance in re-
copst1 uction, and is the only ono Of the se-
ccding States without q provisional govern
menr.
Gen. Pope's plan for the treatment of the
Ird'ans in the Northwest, Of which we made
mention . few days ago, meets with the ap-
p1oyG1 Of the President, and Mr. Dole, Cou1-
visit the several tribes 10 make treaties, as
heretofore proposed. Mr.. Dole has assumed
Ills official duties as Commissioner. Gen.
Pore proposes to put an end to the Indiaa
traders and place the tInde In the hands Of
the GcVeJDment.
, 1865-07-11

II GREAT HKALINH. PUEfEYIFG and BKIF
CURING HEMkDE ,reqntftnx NO MEDICAL AID Oh
bottle d the Medicne: Il Y very asEesAbla e tas
taste and pei tectl2 EAR34.EsS 70 THz EoNsTtTU.
VRULhST cAsEs or PRIVATE plsKAsks, ant
restore tae syssem to perfect state Ct aRALTB
FU{ITT.
, 1865-07-11

New York, July 10.-The Grand Jury Of
the United States District Court In Raltt-
mrre. has found indictments for being en-
gagged In the rebellion against thirteen
rIGm,ntnt ala'ylanders, including Bradley
Gilmore
, 1865-07-11

t. Purify, Enrich thr sasnnd and Behaf!Ey
thc CuEpextop, H:.tepo.d d.. htfh!5 Goneentateo
Y.1.d Extract EttsAosv.ll-, One hotss eqeA1 II
lltsr E1h ont gallon OF tho ASfop OF LttoS0oas
Exactly whit you Want.
Ht-EEns, EREETIAh Ha1E DYE. Ano ~ and
s,S-d tse7 20 Dali Inc tAslIT - pno1ic f&vos
C. nt,lete ia one bottls Nowa'o a. No tronoe. DOES
M rtocx o. kt,.a r odp RI = lusHous blAek. or
Hsn.E .e Gt+t,td. D = 1T tajarn the hxss. F!ic;.
en-. ,ya:7is Ns TrtsA
Why gh1nrr ht a;6"1tss KAaN hy E6Wdfft
AID Hz.Ir& Etlt1 ckoEt n NJ mp tee roFrs Q! sho
sE1p. and II q shcrt tI. !+Lv:i: LA1sh and drY7 X
ts;L rht >o1 hca II foc ~H1t smooth and aon fEn
tts HrtCbc.at HT7rtEt Of Ssr-s2a.tla+ II Etvex
t.rLlIAacY "a thr co.cpi*zt:r
, 1865-07-11

TO UNION PRISONERS
FIlDM CAMP FORD IkKBEL PRISON, TEAR
Jnf,rmttion u d+a nd ~ the Sanitary Con eIt-
114nn 1tffine I44 str+e I, W.Ahiuk4op, D. d. nbonf
HES4T aois1t4Eaha g. M,WEpmh; r., Ene; q Nov Torx
E3nava Fnsn r. noa s. g11. ~ "a to hArs ded
3ds9c&f4H
, 1865-07-11

Npk a few Of thr Wers1 OtAoraers that
Efnit mAnnd A11se cJr.u ucti1nS ot The Hood
He,nbold1 Exrrack OF 8x-aApArie !. femecy OF the
1tmost Ynlue. Apllflts 39s T.T&$ Sdp
, 1865-07-11
Rfm Qualifications,

4 STORY OF ABSORBING
~ INTKKRsT-Lorn and ,de. A NOVEL by
9y % Se meT M H.
cid Y Anu s1u.inE dstss has ldra,, Lsyrr sssa @
u Aulusius Hardware B.als u c3ol. d!abos!cI,
yillaay vhae tas heroine ls non!s I'd hsaat t
male fkiu and every chapter iucrenaes the
pptI the ends In an a1ttstlc md hAppf cl1a1-
f1c. Ftffy Cents Mailed nee of post*sa On fsceaps
e ~ En-" u E a. oSA0 jytuf2a51fs1p
, 1865-07-11

And It's e11A5le circulation, an exemption rom d
i.caaes that PREVAIL In Winter, mnterAfIY fentrIfS
II ron wouil e:cspe coush.. cotfs tnue1.
lung tt7er, ntetnltttenu. Aat1na &c. ke inJ1Fus
ratio The s1omach-ELich in la turn viii inyicnrsxe
the vital crt rent md reSu!Ate 1 9ow-S.sl lOaTKN
TEES STOMACH 9lTTER3.
, 1865-07-11

"Two short messages were sent through the
cable-one through a secthn one thousand
i've hundred miles long, another through the
eutire length from end to end. The battery
power used was very low. and the signals,
ihouch slow, were wonderfully clear ard dIs-
%trc ~
, 1865-07-11
Nttr, RDttl<H.
~ COMPTROLLER'S OF.

NITY COMPTROLLER'S VF.
p1,T CHICAGO. July 1o:h. l51.
~ AAS Fln kALE
In r,~nanfe Of u crdcr OF he GO 11mon uouncu OF
ths tr rT t6tcAep. pAAAcd On the 1ts9 d3J o. !u11
~ ntc1 b,ildtnzs thereon. 70 sts: Snn Lot HumbeF
~ S; IL iot aub~r ave Is, Ia Htck ioEty ons lN
y u 3SS Fl saia iot nve Ia add Hoe6 fotyona In the
n5Iin tEerty a. Isl o sad Bub La. 1vn sa:d pgem
ri sre situa4d Gu the cosne9 q Washtuktoo An6 M
is ffpnt on Washington and seyenty Sso) foet font
On Frnpfin ttIfct
fsrr Hcusc pq.tl the 20 b dsy CT July mt, at IL
o.cJocf N for The rntha7A # sNd Sub L1f- 3astn1
81 1ale. ckeh On delivery OF de@d.
The u1de1s.Eufd feA~tves the HEhs 70 yEect &ny or
~ 0ta' 'Ae''e t'' '-13 WALTER KMBA1Is
fY1dlE@l3t City Ccnptfnlef.
, 1865-07-11

OF F1tE1 AND ARux, fnssesd Of being dcsed naY
ontas win Qainlne TO Tho rla Of the general hetlr1
are promptly set upon .helr 4xAtu N1loak ,aae
EeTot relapse b this Eson3s rerarcy for tv:sJ G1s
OF intermittent Taken Al s.kSuArd az A.ast nat11N
3utasy tnpcssibla.
, 1865-07-11

bANAlNA &NVAA<A4e0 A"*
The most notable eyent Of the present week
is the defeat Of Mr.. biaton Jones for CoFcn'
try. II was one ofthe fercest contests ever
wsged in any borough, and although the 20.
hen.weavcrs have persuaded Themselves thst
tle French treaty has been their ruin, mp.
wards Of two thousand fthelr number polled
aoI Tue Liberal candidate who secuted this
jhc 1osies arc determined to have real
Heut ter me city Of London. For many years
lass aLey hare been content to 1esign the
to divide the representation, eut The % csndidates
they have chosen a:e Nr. Lyali, 4 Director Of
the Hudson hay Company, aad III. R. n.
the Aborieines Protection Society. Baron
Rothschud IS, Of course. safo-his money bags
made foundation more solld than . rock.
c,tr- has developed ahlliiies Of 90 hieh m Or Or
dsf ard his achieved such Hado popularity,
that Its sent msY be considered safe. NJ,
C1ario1d has likewise acquired TINT character
, 1865-07-11

PROPOSALS FOR ABOUT
5000 FEET PLENK MDKWALK
U{yfQE CT TIKI HlAXo QF HpH1411 T6tE4,E
CH1uA80. July 7rh. 1965. !
SEATED rFppossls viii be roe.aved By tho hssrd OF
3he construction OF Ank sidewalk On tho cart aldo
OF Sorh CArk It &C. nIOck the grounds Ct the ChtcA.
This 0ttce
KoroaAl1 trrs. be dI,ncteA 70 tn. Bo+fd Of Public
coHpAn.td With tbs uluas . 90 bond Tho aoArd ra.
save the 1tkht @ sslec. a2t o. n proposA and no
Ewes rv1dence sat.AfseIor1 10 tta Board ttA: he Il
JIG. GINpKfK,
FRED LHTXs
O, J. HlaR,
iyScs1elm Board Of Paoile Wofsx.
, 1865-07-11
on BOARD 0En OCEAN srEamEnu

PncSe: ships and merchant men u regularly mir
red the best Known preventive OF, and remedy H
exA aICkIEss. and a. an uneIceptunAnosf sfuu1nnt -
all cusea whsEG suca m aGest required. SEA s14e
tains whcr bound to hot an1 r1allttooa climates ~
sto1cs They are OF opinion taat foruaed hy such u
aasltote n saqr has little to far from coaat teye,
, 1865-07-11
T1r. ,Ja1uc- 1Erou1ks,

tff.fe wo ~ sopsh - -b.Yn a:rect Chicago. Ill.
cortnnes 10 treat with unrArA1 eied rutcrss. nsv9
fsi,,ns 70 CIR III ch.oLe kTis*ss nss.ses' .I es2
ZEN tcYCful., Dysp-ps,a tId f,ree, DC. &nd pa1ac1
arY eli disc and rrFkulaEtaHo Of the ian ~ ~.
-rectc4 O. xnrgslA sid. CT, hASu tho Len: a: Of Dr.
B!p X tf.t Je4+s 1ieE ald oaps:Al!ned eoe
tee co eue but tte Doc or. CONSTITUTIONS !rDe soa
ca.L.teI:al. Se?sra'e rpns f,r lAcsss snd FSatle-
1r-n Frrprh nguNat'R FiIls. auFA and sAfd Ft1ce,
SS. tr7rn horis . 10 Il II and tot F. n q.
boz 1873. ALI lattess p'om3tlt Ansvere4 1tsds1 u
A tlchr. eHn @otA ekln a nd bfa atttul Com.
plextoE ,ow the use OF Hauloo4d'* cpnct atrAted
Flzie Krt1hct shr1apa H., II removes black spots.
A3A E1h 51At7 fAcA n IN
, 1865-07-11

DKOPOSALS FOR DREDG-
l. ING OUT GUUEK ISL AND.
OEY1CK oY T1K RoANp or sCBLIu HoEL8
q EA1cAGo July sth. 1855. !
EeG,e1 proposals. VII ,. received At this otace antu
Ing Of xhs& 10 CALI Gso Il and" a tho tunt toa
OF The Eortn and Hopsh Br Anch1a ot Ch.c4Ko Elr.r
ing TO epec ncauons which viii reAdy sor 2nsoeo-
t1cn at this omce on a-d al-es in 10ta.
I1oposAls G11kt be directed 70 the Board OF Public
W.tks. entorsed .troro.as for nseaktnk Goose
II Ar The Ford yf3etSA The 1l&hr 70 reject any
al blda, and bid Will be A:eert4 unless the praon
hlH,nE It xvta evidence AaEstac lty the Ro1.d
7- J G GlNDELK.
FRED. LECZ
...-.. D-J. HOSE
tyscsSo lot Hoard Of Fu5lic Wosk1.
, 1865-07-11

AID Amy surss oas, HO5TErTEEB gITTXE3 ara N
conHtaEt and tho strength sustA1nllS virtues ~
restorative properties Of shs medicine been -
iDs aud camp hospital, and IN tbs Government Ian.
fettoes st Washington Asd elsewhere, BY tha uaYT.
, 1865-07-11
GDhernlnfut Salfs.
OFFICE Y. S COMll1SszRY
SUBSISTENCE, Fassvlne, Tam, July 5, 1861.

OFFICE II. S COMLllSsARY
~ SUBSISTENCE Fassv1ne, Tam, July :, 1ssa.
AUcT1oH kALK OF HlDEa Aap zALLow.
1~u, sea .. public suction on Wednesday. tho 18th
~ {Metsvijfe. ~ Yrnn. She following Articles. VIZ;
@Cmo, fse thopftr D:J Hfnet
f.0l }nIe .housAnd 8st en- HiaM
i4W two Hundred B A17rls TalloE'
~e 1ts1Hs2 e sh's 81 p nI1iR CAPT .po Com: sub
GALE OF CUNDEMNED
T. uUAKTKRNAs1EHs S1OHKs,
UF7iC1 oY AAa14IASr QE. HTx9x asTKH, Y: =: AL
fniCAou, H.. July 5, 1s6o
Will be aold 1t Pcblc Anc'1oo II tne 31vts nmsat
4 e oeiocs io ei .: w. sAruk6ay jay i5 16S5
CONDEMNED Gus c.tna ter. stores, vtx: ,.x,.
. HAiroAd b!de Track. atovea s.a6le3 Eofsanls
Manure fotls. t;tintstonn. eau drsn. ShoVal, Hay
ecNea, Platform BcAl.4, branding 1For4, nc. &C.
~. ~. GAse u y. car ency: Iaf y mus! p:
z sraa OF Col E.s9 Sats u 2sB2 3e;Fts
.,sseSt.3tt Cart a A1kS Qaartesussassr.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT
: ~ AoEsks. AuLKs. y AtONs AND a ARnEs2
VIII bn sold =. Public Au. toa 4 it, ,3oVeInmeeo,
81 ~ II Sss is ]? Fl sS; MI
q 2. 193:s. M.5:s
TEo Hone wagons.
8 eess Doubs y lie HArnsss.
Ffrruers he III vail OF .ote+s AMI mules yin
aAve ra1c es.uc+ 70 soenre good ba:7A.a1. Uo ~
ihss sssf property ta 4 .a ses1.y IL s.a ae ss
b; o.eer o, Col. J, A. xl.ea, cs:et ps,e. ouane,.
t6-f4s I'M f.'H A - o-z"--r.Etsr.
, 1865-07-11
AEgal.

TNECUTOR'S SALE -Es; a.e OF
IT, Jcseph Aastesoa coeeAsed. F1nlio nouee y
mads pS tse Circuit Go1Et of CooS Co43sy ssata Of
Iino.a Al Tho Ny te1in fEs SS' snA = conos so1e
egi niii N tns TWKNTY-N1fs7n DAT OF JULY a D.
fE A. tnu uour of 10 O'Clock A. ~ Of Aald dAy sell ii
nubc auction to $40 h!Eneat ncder for rasa, :: TIE
ct.a door Of the Court House II tho CITY OF Chicago
Hight TILE, ltees and estase, belonging TO thu a.
Of saia Joseph Nateson, deceased II and to the
situate n the Et:J Of Cs.csSo IN the to7ny Of Cox
t7d Stats OF utcois 70 Wit: L7t1 l:ne {s), t1 d0)
sad eleven H), IN elocx seven q, II Fost Dearborn
Ahd!t1ou 10 Eh4ca7n-
SILA9 B. COBB
8os Hu1Vl ring EIac1sQt
~H"E7Hv NJ Toss-n Aatre--n. s.pr-Hzed.
, 1865-07-11

The pressure 1oa- the alirl1t pGw.za u yary prez2
Those who arr coupetsu 10 tresth the uuoAfufat NJ
osphtEe Of such pracss. suout sustatn ina stfnrFf
Ct the grand properties u tho Article Is tdat It 6rsG
and hardens ths nerve Us sJs:en. and tendcrs hs r
s1d skin eApabe OF resisting the etccts al hSi r.
and ul rapid Changes tou hest 10 culJ ~ -
, 1865-07-11

food NEWS FOR COLORED
IT PKRsoNB. THK LhZEST DlS DVRHT.
\ yefetabit Compound, rh1s VIII n1ta curly hai.
zrow eSsnalRhs ana long = tnJ .hlte pe1.onH. Tae
fnKfed1cnt1 xEB cheap and can be pr CURED Of Auy
aIpSxts1. Send II and stamp tn 1ece3pt 10 Pro-.
sTEHFMAN, T. o. Boz 3145, st. Lo1t1, Mo j. .And You
0nl rocelyc prescription b Eesusu mail Wsts {onz
sdtteszplAsp. haca1-aos
, 1865-07-11
NCALIFoEIIa AND AUSTRALIA

It IL currently known ~ the aannets Ne.1c.uew saA
ts popularity IN al the gold rs2ion- or tic WeEse11
u.misphere Gle iFy shows that It Is con5i4eret las
penble TO the 2re.eryas!on Of heslth sid tho psiV
uons. hsrushps and exposures tnaepatabsa tom III
lue Of the gold hunter and the pioneer.
, 1865-07-11
STAIRS PATENT

P.E.-K<i'ors Of tie asoye paper. will pitsse COPY.
41d AtAa sht hills TO The Ea.ent &f With paper
c3:tal; irt tbs nptlca. tyi1d31 Lew To 50
, 1865-07-11

Treasure Arrived.
NEW YORK, July 10.-The steamer Costa
Rica arrived this morning, bringing $3.50, zoo
In treasure.
, 1865-07-11
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Baye long Since given up tho use OF buchu. cubehl
aad juetEtF In ths treatment OF thtse dseasee AUt
only use them Ter the want OF better remedy.
, 1865-07-11

DROFOSALS FOR ENGINES
L AND BnI1LR FOR CHICAGO WATRg WORKS.
OFF1c1 or T11 roAgD or PUHIdc woKKA
CHICAGO, jury 4th. 19ss- !
Sealed Proposals VIII " 1ec<ixad bY the Boasd Of
Public Work. until il A. u TADRD DAY. July 2'sa,
o. Foiler to be sat ~ complete thts city. tho
grounds Of rAe PuupinR wo1H OF The Ca'7aEo Ws:es
NJ rE1 o-dtng ep sctcAlIeuA nov reAdy Tor IN
epsact Ion At this ONCE. The bpeEtoe1udna viii Ia
mailed 10 any pA,t ta+s desiring 1hsE.
1he nag1Ee4 arc TO 'vf csp city 70 cclvtr 18 &C.
DO xsioua Of water u hou under head Of IS tars
w,tn PR nuru 6f 3 p'u=ds ofrean n TIC boiler.
Pzuro.As mutt add; ;e.red to the Bosy OF Pebble
Tt ttRR: indosed" Prop5salB fJf Pumping KnKiue&."
The Board IesefveH hr F1Ehk TO reject Rns or Al
ta1Dk II Eiyaa evidence satafatn7 70 the RAxE that
lt ae con fh-teNt, RulfHb4e And fel pGa13hl6-
6nEtfAcioT security vii BE- no uifxd Of this con.
tractor. J. &, GNDEL&,
FRED LITE,
..- u J HO5K
j-tstS-1lt Bad ofPu5uc WORM.
, 1865-07-11

Thing vt beauty II Z 1oF Forever.
Ehosa Nhc de.!ft prithAuGy NJ compilation. 1unst
ce1tfated Extract bA'rh1a1ha invariably does Re-
ssoiiect ii Is patent uediGne. Ak Tor He1nbold
hey.
, 1865-07-11
rrrsATEsTED pRw.R,unn

Having been u1ed more extensively and tox EresSw
number 0f years than any other American toulc -
tAnt. ~ record part and parcel Of tho medical l
tory Of the country ant Wills scores Of medfcf18l
Il WA introduced, i has to-day Alarxez sala s1d .
1iteI popularity than ever.
, 1865-07-11
DiabeteA


Tone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucoux
Or Milky Discharges
after Urinating,
Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Kid.
neys, Catarrh Of
the Bladder,
stranguary and Burning, or Painful
Uriuati0g.
these diseases 1t is t:aty sors1 etKu ramtdys
Aud too much cannot be s11d IN it, praise. Hnge
dosr hss been known to rtliegc tan ost urgent 4Yp
toms.
Ara you troubled With ttat distressing pstn IN the
small Of the pkck aon tnfodGn !ne ni9s, ALsasfoCa
Ike H4ktc.
, 1865-07-11
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIUN,

which tn the unmarried te.ua1e constant recurring
dista5t 1nd trough neglect the aeet1 OF more caye
and dangerous maiadea are lac result: and as month
akast nAtuIe the suppression Becomes chronic. the
patient gradually loses her appetite. the bowels are
, 1865-07-11
4. IF TOU ARE HlLIOCy,

1here nothing thAs touches the LiToz toe soax Il
the u1aay, quickly. restores It certainly u
pert.etlT> healthy Aad regular co1Hit1oo. Hf0@
hhhat the tendency Of your 81 stGE to that torn n
dfseA4e may be aetd In check lar lifetime br tho =.
, 1865-07-11

ia. rendered al ;,q!cEs only nars!isnse
!4nt oa!n.ne IA tnls sonntIy hg It's absolute purY
sound na1iye rye. medtc8te3 with The Juices Of ~
meet vana5le tonic. atsrs!ve and dsenfectant he4t
pruacaabe restorative Ant preventive
III IS A REPRESENTATIVES, MEpH.
CINE,
Iaay possessing al the properties claimed for tnta
distinct species Of Fetnsdes .tz tonicJ s,e7sttrS
md laIatve1. and daily proving IN obrrnttn1 -
cases requiring the exhibition of these three fmno1
ant that combines gil IN ths gteae,t puSff0
nad tho beat possible proportions.
, 1865-07-11

1n3HEW100H5 &8s
R-Keltor1 Of Tbs above pap = vii plane cosy.
aau sena fhef hIs TO the FAtea. a'f-e. with paper
0o1ts4o1tG ta4 EoSca. jyIA49f3t Lew TT SIP.
, 1865-07-11

Ino{u 41te eyc{usIDn OF negroes from voting
!: =. ~ Nnrth is a nro- sloyerr measure passei
~ T.. M. s,avery tines as IN act Of dough ccd
~ and irt cating comfy to pirasc Tie
5!.In HaG,hn.p slave holdcrs. Inm in favor Of ad-
,S;ttiI thc nearoes to vote IN Ike conditions
tt ~ ~ NoTthern as In The Southern states,
~ D. ~ ts,s 10 at 1rst faise issue. mere uucs
t;a,, ~ canelsfpncy not Of statcsmauship, The
t, .un o,ostion IL mt Thethcr we are consIst
tfue 9teEibotnh Ebothe5 o., the NEGROES oneht to yote.
en- h,'Iet;n,. H. Int It il said. why may not
rauLoss up5ssI Nc eycIuded from voting as we'll as
nsgsruen ,d ~ vo1nr1,- answer. alfens arr not
a.iens iuaad nI" Int nnjv delayed- Il is In their
ec1att ~ rote 1sr COMPLYING with certain con-
9GTS1 99tfons 70 lad 3e attempted 10 exclude the
Maon Gtaoass 4 ss now f,ronosed to exclude the
s.a,s aens ~ he wron~ would have led ton i;loodT
uessHes. tEa'H.,on nv "AS'e
tesu'4e - ~ Wcmen. the ancient Roman idea. and
,,,et rrarn;'In1 w n mast ro.ions has hcer that
sna. phnn1d p5ta ~ arcert thnsa ghn hear arna
HonG snvu A. III heer anna villa tia ne1rn
~ xot.H tta Via ern1ies n fsvnr nf nagro 5,,f:
Euss' .nS ~ ~ = " In ne'1n.t;re tfnas
aaEe , ~ +,t,n1 ralo+o5 nr;nctns1Iv IT, nnas.
Maee efs ~ neoce the fesr va th,t The
onr ..o1o ~ ,a;1ht Iota }ha cn,,ntr - intn ror
women msns WE 5.th+ 6u5 eVun.tS NV 4n'o "1s
an9 Ieae ane ,bo ~ nt;n ~ uui n
but w I9esgnet t;nn WEI S fi,en 4o,p ~ 80 ~
uttels " a ~ un. 49, 4ho.a ubn
LIZZIE s'd = ~ Enfo thsn +hnsa pho h"ar ci1d
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NH4.E TIE 6EEETTTE F1IGY.
Tne malnstay Of health ls gone. t. restore |. vte1
dec.tn1rE. to ptETent ts LOGS ths Stuschle il D.
ialllne The word torAlltb!e It ofte rush.y pldy9
but It IL used hare the cny expression Wnich tntF
describes Tie Uniform esc: Of tAs preparation as Il
tprtt-er.
, 1865-07-11

n7itate ard 11cnch the Kidneys aud b7 constant rsa
soon LEAD to chronic degeneration aud eo1trmed ds
AA4t. .....
With the conviction that Il baa eqta IN relieving
tie c11ss Of dscaas fur which 1t h:a been tonnd 30
shall be rewarded for enotts n p!acnI 7a1ua
bic remedy In FORM 10 Meet tha requirements OF
patieut and ply aletan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

NlTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
- vffees O . special eSeeanon 70 Ne 1ireded
Issued rom the Clerk. Office Of the District Court Of the
Urass4 etses ths Distrctef lowe, eouthssa Dlvi.os
- Aeokuk, WU NJ comannded by said writ expose to
sale ~ pam a1ctior at the auction room Of Hose
JyIer ON - between Second aud Third street, In
sns cry y neokut Lee county, Iowa, on Monday, the
~ ~ 49, hl8hwines 70 the highest and hest lid
Der ~ ea4 - stsg decree rendered in aid Cont o.
= l19rNMt1o'of liteI psndng 10 said Court wherein
TIE Ueao Mtss OF Amercs is ubellant and srix bar
rsls q hishWkssr Il the libeliee.
PETER MwLENnY.
q. g Marshal for the State II iowa
- By H. FULTON, Deputy o. 8 NJ
Xe0&rE ~ 90, lows, Auk 8, rs.