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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

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delphia, New York, Albany, and . score Of
other places. We appreciate fully the SER
vice Which she iHsane Executive j. doing to
the Union cause by these exhibitions of his
malignant spirit, and these revelations of his
desperate, long -cherished policy. 1t is better
that BE- should torearp biz opponents by fore
spare the EewA oh speech, With ispleHfors
rebellion, the Cleveland speech, with its
threats Of violence. nor the St. Louis har-
angue, with its declarations OF war in ads
vance against every man and every measure
of the loyS UNION majority Yet We, at the
samsrae. eAfiss AsfssiAefs exhi
billions OF himself are very disgraceYul to his
high office, and very humiliating to the ma
ton. If less hurtful in this respect than his
inaugural harang0N, u ID only because they
are less conspicuous. From this point of
view, we commend the following extract from
the No Work 1innSo oar fe4dere Ia.
President johnson, IN his sBpeeuh Ut
Cleveland remarked that he did not care
about his dignity. In our Judgment this Ia
grIs.av y hsz as I nfsa.n peo-
see it forgotten or laid aside without profound
sorrow and solicitude. Mr.. johnson is not
spesGn6 - 1hsvAliak aAs AE6npk acitisan
lie is President of the United States at
Cleveland y we'll as at Washington-while
addressing H9ass meeting IS we'll as when
presiding d cabinet council So far as its
effect upon the public mind is concerned,
what he says in public speech has precisely
the same importance as what he SAYS in
message to Congress.
The President at Cleveland, as elsewhere
upon his tour, has met thousands OF those
who do not endorse his policy.
he has mAdea great mistake in rstorting
upon them, or in paying the slightest atten.
ton to them.
Thousands and aeas al thousands, whose
Judgments dissent TO the principles which the /.
President represents, are startled and be- !
wlldered by the manner in which he advo- |
Gates them.
The Times also mildly hints that the
Pr-ssaent las made ssQsaes great 'psisiaKe''
IN dcusnnefng those of his EsrMer ponstitg- J
- nas now opposed himself, as
:. TRAITORS '-7aAhe has done ~ about every |
harnugue he has uttered.
'.lt is great mistake on the part of the
PFe&aent 10 assume OF suppose thai the /
great Bo6v ofsne peopie ir.~sAe North vino /
dissent from his views, are enemies OF the
/ mon or are seeking consciously 10 destroy
1t. They seek no snch results. They are
stall under the influence oi the passions
aroused by ~athe war-passions essential
while the war continued. TO It's vigorous
prosecution, and shared hy tie President in
common with the great mass OF the loyaland
patriotic people O. the land, .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

E=s- An old lady thinks newspapers are
| wonderful curious things. They talk much
about the cholera. but she never knows
when she quits reading what to do to keep
i off In one place the paper tells her to
live lust rs she slwsya a,4, eating wnat
-e.eea wIsh her, aad nothing more, md
sholly discarding all cholera representatives.
and specifics, and in another column she is
told that DR.. sach one has ar inyaluahle
remedy, which every one should have The
old lady has not vet termed how papers i've
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

"In lifting the Kettle from the Are scaldsS my
-seli yets seeerely--one hand almost 10 crisp
THE torture was unbarable. The ~ xi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved tie pain alsost
Immediately. Il healed rapidly and loft very lr
tie scar. CHAs. Ies7eR, s2G Broad -. fi,sa.
I This is merely = xhr1pie Of wbat the Massssas
Imminent VIII d. /; 7 iny.gatie IN al a6-es U
wound aw -iis.ss sptsins. cut, bruises, spasins,
etc. either upon man u beast
Beware Of connterfa;is Mons II genuine nsies-
wrapped hns stee plate tnerasings. i,sssti a 2
the signature Of G. ". Westbroak, CheIaws and
the pr.saie stamp Of LTMAs LAa&ss Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring Watsx.- sold hs- all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12
POETRY.
From the Washington Chronicle


AR H~Ry,r HAa. II
Some weeks ago We published piece Of
similar rhyme, called "Ohl Andy, my Joe
John. No. ! I; since tho lamentable affair =,
New Orleans, ]. s. Kellogg has written Sc
quel to that, number II which we here pre-
sent for our readers perusal:
on Andy SOM. my 50 sonh,3 HsAa
Pray tell us whzr this means
Who caused this swfsi massaAfe
Away at New tlrlcans7 a
Trne Union men we've numbered, John.
The mob by rebels led
The whole transaction centres. John,
Upon your guilty head.
Oh Andy John, my 10 John,
The times look awful blue;
The people raised you up, John,
And thought thai you were true.
single word from you, John,
This blood had not been shed, sa
And crying from that ground, John,
These noble martyrd dead.
Oh Andy John. my 10 John,
Say, teiins, If yon can,
Who raised that rebel hand, John,
Against the nebier hahn
Vi ~ Tho senid harm eur Dostie, John,
! 80 Who gnve the rebel children bread
- VI who is to account, john,
For all these noble dead
OH Andy John. my 10 John,
You can tell US. ii yen wish
Who snot the noble Paynot John,
And mangled S. S, Fish,
And the Rev. Mr.. jackson, John,
Deupaty and George Howe
just tell the people, Andy, John,
For You can tell them now.
OH Andy John, my 10 John,
1t seems some men we're found,
Who took our grand old Gag, John,
And tramped 1t on the ground;
And vet no steps are taken, john,
To arrest such men these
But only send Ben. Butler thera
And he wal hang them On the trees.
On Andy John, my 10 John,
The people are awake,
Aud are not 10 be tri1ed with
You made great mistake.
A few more Memphis riots John,
Win helr tic matter on,
Apd yea ' ii end too la.e, John,
Tlse battle Just begun.
Oh, Andy John, my JIG John.
Tour convention soon viii meet,
But Randall or Len wood, John,
Cannot the people cheat
Nalana CHAM Bas help you, John.
ar any rebel liar
But you will find you're sinking, John,
Still deeper IN the nire.
Oh Andy John my 10 john,
And can all this be true,
That eur hrave generals stand aside
BY orders sent from you,
While traitor pettioEgers. John,
Are ruling mon men
You cannot think the people, John,
To this wall say. Amen
Oh Andy john, my 10 John,
To make yonT work complete,
"a take the Constitution, John,
And tramp It in the street,
For Won have rot above il, John
And what could We exre9s
From one hao s4ys, Ny Foley
viii not Union men proteetl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12
Fron the Chicago Republican.


The fall fashions have been set by the
Vermont election. They are decidedly Re
publican.
RAYMOND has graduated from the Repasli~
can party He came in atthe nall door and
went out through rat hole.
II the Presidents speeches are not his
ssdyng words, they are certainly killing
him, while they are throwing. the whole conn
srv into commissions laughter.
Both parties ytard by the President and the
Constitution The ColTerhends go for sthe
presideu, as he is, and demonstration a. he
mas. Republicans go for the President a. he
tcas and the Corrstitutsen as II ito be-
Tie patriot and tribune glorihes himself
for not having made himself y Dictassf. when
as he said. he could have done 50. He might
as well claim as evidence or immaculate hon
esty tina; he did not steal whsn some confd~
ing friend gave him an opportunity. Oh,
Moses
The following original poem was recited
by Presiden Johnson To the people of Alba
ny, as reported By one of the local papers:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

One day, dnring the hard winter Of 1888,
. Miss Arnold applied 70 General Iilroy, for
q permit 70 forage for hes Gov ,swhase milk
WIS the chief support Of the fAmllys. -.Ars
yon loyal, asked the General. he
replied, He began to write the permit-sto
the United Ssasss Or Confederate States ~
ITO the Confectionery Of seo.rss,r shr ~
Piled aThen 4 shall give you NO pe4niit,
This infamous rebel.lon must be crushed Il
siWsll,n said she, sfff .yon crush it hy s,arv-
- JeAa Amoid's COW, q Il. - - TT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

The charge that the President has Noted in
bad faith toward those who elected irin is
no, sustained by facts. While Vice Pfesi,
dent and long before, be zsasonsls sustained
the Union parry. And since the rebels,
through Wilkes Rooth. placed him ia his
present position. If he has not been faithful
to them, words and acts go fer nothing. He
appeals to his regard az st
The universal modification and nfsgnst
manifested 90 the part OF intelligence aSdsde-
cent persons. at the unseemiy rnlgarity ssnd
bad temper of citizen johnson, and the heart,
less Stiffness oil William Fl. Seward. show
that if these men lave lost al s<Hrespec
and rs@i for the pscpk bues r tl1if 4AtibusI
the great majority OF the people have no TASTE
for low life and coarse tsls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

WnAr DIN Ir?--A Young lady, returning to
her country home after a sojourn o. few months
in New -glsfk, was hsrass -rsssgni1ed by her
friends ri place o. rusyic. flushed face, she hht
. saft rudy cempacxiah Of AsnaoE nlebfe saotss
res. and instead Of q, sl~ssersly ~rps~rea hut
II. She told them plainly she used flagan Mag
nolla Balm, and would no; be without il. ANY
lad rsaa-i IMPROVE her .lsTsapl appearance very
mrsharv III this ariici~s Ut can be @erdered of
any druggist for only so cents.
: sarstoga Spring water, sold all
Druggists. =. ssi,sa.sa. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

AarE ps MAssoLiA. = Tho pret,ies, thing the
Sweetest thing nnd toe mos. oil it for tho ieasi
money, Il orernomes ths c,ior Of Precipitation
sottcns and aals delicaey to ahe skim iss de
iishtfui perfume aiIayl headache and inf snania
tom ami ls cessart companion in the siek
room, II the nursery andupou tho toilet sidebos ri
IL can be obtained eyeuvWhcru a: enc dollar Der
bottle
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

SUyHE DEsIRAB BILE RESIDENCE stu,ted on the Bluff.
II formerly occupied by T. u. KELLY, Is for rent.
There five rooms partly furnished also ont houses
good spring Of cool water, together with one acre OF
Terms reasonable. Apply to KELLY q DENNY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

DIsArroINTED IN lIoVE.-SOme time
since we published an account of II dith-
Guilty created ina family by the uSurpn-
tiou, on the part of n "inir but Trnil'
creature, ofthc domestic rNCkinG-Chnir,
while the legal wife was nl'Sont on II
pleasure tour. We thought that the
uSurpCr had received such IA lesson from
the treatment she experienced, when
discovered, from tho outraged lNdy OF
the mansion that she would have for
over af(or kept her distance from the
scene OF her disgrace. II takes Nll sorts
of people to mako u world, however,
and II is impossible to predict with nc
curnoy what line of conduct any one
will pursue under given circumstances.
On Monday evening last, Miss Eliza
both boyle, young lady otpropOSSess-
ing appearance, and the SAmo we nave
alluded to i'll the previous paragraph
having brOoded over her former eject
mont until she had become morDldly
sensitive upon the matter, took heart
of hone and resolved that she would
make another attempt in the same di-
rCction as before. Accordingly, about
twelve o'clock on the evening mem
toned, she proceeded unattended to
the house which she hoped to rule ms II
mistress, and rang the bell nriously,
time and again. Tho individual she
wanted was not at home, and of course
hadn't the slightest suspicion that
Elizabeth was seeking him ut the
dead hour OF night, otherwise,
1t is just possible, the young lady
would not have fNrcd so badly as she
afterwards did. but gentleman
who lives i'll tho house, was disturbed
by tho noise To such IL degree that he
got out of bed and came TO the window
i'll his night clothes To see what was Ia
pay. Elizabeth thought at first it was
the manly object of her desire, but dis
covering her mistake. her diSHppOint-
ment was so overwhelming that she
immediately lost all control of herself,
and in AN distracted manner took up
IA stone with her delicate hands, and
pitched It through tho window.
The disturbance had in the meantime
aroused couple of the gentlemnnly
clerks ut the bridge corner drug store,
who made swRddling clothes of the bed
quilts under which they slept, and came
To tho front window i'll time to see a
lady crossing the street towards the
Grant House. They staid ut their airy
post until II cOlored individual from the
Grant made his appearance and de-
clnred that he was sent by Elizabeth &c
| find the gentleman whom she herself
had uusucceSsfully eudeavored to dis
cover. Upon this individual one of the
clerks, in the sportivonesS of youth
threw u bASinfull of water, causing him
to "vamoose the rancho" in double
! quick time.
A faithful guardian ofthe night hap
! pening around about this time, learned
| the state of affairs, and immediately
Went in search of Elizabeth, whom h,
/ found without difficulty, and Rrrestinl
her, put her out of harms way until Sh,
could he tried for her offence.
/ Yesterday morning the lady was
| brought before His Honor, Judge Good
and tined. twenty dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

JrsT received and for sale at No. Wash
inEtnn Hall, opposite the M'Lure House,
Monroe street, the following School Books.
viz: QuackenbOS' and Murray's Grammars,
COrneIIs and Mitch els Geographys; Wilson's
McGuney's, Carpenters and BonsaTs Com.
ly's ed!tionJ Spoilers; Hazen's SpeIler and De.
finer; Rays GreenleaCs aud Davies Arith-
metics and Keys; Rays and Sestinas' AIge-
bras, Keys; WOrcester's Comprehensive Die
tionary; Sargeants, McGuGey's and Chris
tian BrOthers' Readers; all Catechinns used
in Catholic schools; McGuHeys Speaker,
Also the very best OF Ink and every variety
Of school materials, StatIoncrics, Fancy
Goods and Notions, Pictures and Frames, an
Of which, especially the Books, will sell %
per cent below the Publishers retail price.
Come and try. p. LECHER.
au2S.lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

PROF. l. T.Woops-a gentleman from
central Pennsylvania, comes highly re-
commended by the UeT.y best authority
as an eminently successful teacher, Of
long experience. He desires to secure
good school, and, with that view, So
licits this notice i'll our columns. Prot
Brooks, President of the Pennsylvania
Normal Institute, says of Mr.. Woods:
He is ueTy worthy man, l have
known him many years, he has made
the subject of teaching an especial
study, and is enthusiastically devoted to
his profession" The Bellefonte school
board join host of their constituents
in saying "Prof. Woods is Kind, faith
Jut,-cdLOtLS, energetic teacher, an eminent
disciPlinarian, and an accomplished
scholar" Mr.. Woods address, for the
present. is Wheeling, w. Va. He is
stopping at the Grant House, where he
will be happy to become acquainted
with co. workers in the great cause of
education.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

Ho! FOR PARKERsBURG.-N
morning there was great excitement
upon the wharf. consequent upon the
departure of the delegates 10 the Park
erShurg Convention by the steamer
Eagle.
The boat was gaily decorated with
''Star-sPanElei banners" and. both be-
fore and after her putting into the
stream. Was Hra>S Band discoursed
spirii-stirring airs rs il stood upon the
''huTriclne.
What with the exhilarating music,
the fine day and delightful river breeze,
and the bright prospect ahead for the
iill elections, the delegates We're en-
Jhu~ia>jic, and accepted aS auguries OF
success the circumstances under which
their departure took place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

THE WHEELING HINGE FACTORY
The enterprisinE gentlemen who run
this machine have. by the excellence
"f the article they furnish the public
established such n trade, that without
addition to their present facilities for
manufacture, they cannot accommodate
the demands made upon them. They
are therefore putting up new build
ing - feet long, for the reception of ten
more new machines, which are to be in
operation by the LIST OF October. They
are also preparing to manufacture n
certain class of hinges not heretofore
made III the United States
When all OF these additions and i'm
lrpvemcnts are completed. they will
have TIA" largest establishment for the
exclusive manufacture OF hinges in this
country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

To FNENER> AND EREwER>.-W" beg
10 call attention ~ tho advertisement of
Mir. John Vcecc. who has leased for ~
term Of years the mAlihOuSe formerly
occupied by MeSsrS. RUttcrheld 4 Co.,
known - Siout'S warehouse, Water
st, Centre Wheeling. lie i now ready
to receive and pay cash for barley.
Mir. T,p,tC was for long time connect
ed with Geo. w. Smith, ESD, i'll this
ciLN and HittShursh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

TINS work of filling up and paving
the lower portion Of the wharf is pro
crossing rapidly, about half OF ii hHV-
ing Eecn completed. Already ii wears
good appearance, aud in few moro
weeks We shall have us good "A StoNm-
boat laudinS as can I've fpnnd on the
Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

ROEBERY AND AR~oS.-William AL
leutofIer, formerly of this city and
well known as a machinist, and who
now lives near belmont, Ohio, had his
barn burned on Wednesday night of
last week. consuming his entire crop of
this season, and also his horses and
farming utensils. The fire was clearly
the work Of an inCendiary. Suspicion
rested on n colOred boy named Charles
Ford, his object being to cover up the
thoft of about S375 which Mr.. Allen
dotFer for better security had placed in
tin box and hidden in the barn. Mr.
AllendOfTer at first presumed that the
money had been burned, but learning
that the boy had spent $40 in the neigh
borhood, had him arrested. also negro
woman who was supposed to have been
in partnership in the matter. The
money, with the exception of the ten
dollars alluded to, was found concealed
in the lining of the boys hat. Both
were lodged in the st. Clairsville Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

y CURIOSITY IN CABINET WoRK.-A
beautiful and ingenious device has
been adopted by the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in the shape of u
combination OF cabinet work, which
can I've Usti either as II cover for their
new machine. or when unfolded, rs "a
large convenient table on which to
hold the work being done on the ma
chine.
II makes Il very handsome piece of
furniture and is really u great curiosity.
Nnu should call nj the Agency, No. l5l,
Main street, and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

MAIN STREET, from jefferson to
Washington, i i'll u sweet condition.
Between ADAMS and Jefferson the water
pipes have been laid but not Yet tried,
and The trench Is still wide open, gap
ing like an immense grave. Above
Adams street II has been filled up, but
a huge heap OF earth runs down the
middle of the street, and on both sides
ofIhlS heap the mud is tolcrahly thick
The remainder OF Main street has yet
I" present a similar appearance, but
when We consider the advantages to
the city arising from the putting down
OF pipes sufficient to supply water
enough for any emergency, we can rub
our hands with entire satisfaction that
the thing is as it Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

SHOVEL MANUFACTURING ESrAB-
IIslIMENT.-A company has lately been
organized i'll Pittsburgh for tho manu-
facture of AmgerS, DTIiLS, and a similar
class of hardware, by machinery.-Er-
change.
We are pleased to notice in connec-
ton with this that all the enterprise
is not confined to Pittsburgh. The
capitalists of Wheeling have the go
ahead in them, and have already made
this city noted for the extent and ex-
cellence of its iron and other mnnufac-
lures, and, we have been informed, II
concern is about to go into operation
here for the manufacture of ShOvelS by
machinery.
We predict success to the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

WHY Re HUMBUGGED LoSGER.-Every
body draws prize in a bottle that will re-
store gray hair TO its original color, prevent
and cure badness. Rings Ambrosia is the
only preparation that is warranted to do as
represented. Try bottle and he convinced
or get your money refunded. For sale by
ODBERT, Chemist. End of Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

Doc days are fairly: upon rs and this IL
truly the sickly season. DO not be without a
supply ofCOe's Dyspepsia Cure in the house.
1t cures cholera mOrbus, cramps, pains and
collie in either stomach or bowels, is the only
remedy ever discovered that is a sure cure
for dyspepsia, and iSa splendid antidote for
disorders OccasiOned by change of water or
diet; being prompt, harmless and certain in
Its action, we cheerfulIy commend It 10 all
classes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

REPNIRS To THE LowEE WHARF
BoNr.-puriuE a recent rise III the river
the wharf boat Of Booth. BatIello ~ Co.
refused to tlnat ON the bosom of the
tide. The river having fallen sufficient
IL to admit NJ " ork upon the boat. these
tuIcrpri>iuS gentlemen are having the
old piaukIuE removed from Il portion
81 her hull and new put in its place
When these repairs are completed the
river may run aS high as il likes, the
wharf boat will still float equal tc
Nnah'S Ark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30
Desirable Property For Sale,

7 WILL SELL % OR 20 ACRES LAND,
i adjoining the corporation of Martins Fer
ry, Belmont county, Ohio. On it are several
acres of Grapes in bearing, and part OF the
tract underlaid with coal. Possession given
when the present crop is taken OIL.
II. b. RICE,
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio.
auli .dtSpD2lh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

BRIGGS MAGIC CENE.r.-The most use
ful article ever offered to the public. China
Glass and Earthen Ware, Parian Marble, and
ornamental work Of every description, in
stanuy repaired. 1t is so simple and easy APP
piled that any child can use It Try 1t and
be convinced. Sold by Edmund Booking.
No. / Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

AT the police count yesterday, the
case of the city against - Nichols for
causing iumult and disorder. was con-
tluu"d at defendants cost until to-day,
for tho reason that witnesses essential
Ia Nichols defence were not present
and could not be procured until to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-30

SPECIAL CAUTIoS-Mrs. WInslows SOoth-
ing Syrup has become 50 popular that various
parties have put ont articles calling them
MIS-. WiDslOw's. Please take notice that the
Mrs. WinsloE OF the Soothing Syrup is not
connected with any other article. in2-3ndw,