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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18

Y BISHOP SoULE. DIR. Summers, edi-
tor of the Nashville Advocote has
visited the aged Bishop, and finds him
very feeble. Describing bis visit, he
interpolates the following: 3 =
g Il is well known that Bishop Soulee
does not consider slavery per Sc a,
moral evil--that he conscientiously
took sides with the Southern Church
in the controversy on that question,
believing that the South was right.
In this he ahas never wavered. But
it is also true that Bishop Soule never
owned slave; he never would own
one; his wife never owned one; so far
as he knows, no one bearing his name
or belonging to his family ever owned
one. w hen a well-known liberal gen.
tleman offered to give him very val
liable negro, the Bishop declined the
gift; when his friend told him that if
he would not oaou the negro, he might
have his. services as if he did own him,
he still declined.
Is THE FRENCH CONFERENCE. The
French Conference of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church met at Auduze,
small town, some forty miles north of
Nismes. The session began June 3D..
and lasted to June Both The Con-
ference consisted of eighteen ordained
ministers. The following are the sta
tisties :b.Is3s- Is $50 s.es .a4 y ~
Chapels and preaching places, 184;9
ministers, %; 3colporteurs and school
teachers, IS; local preachers, 81;
Church members, 1893; members on
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18

THE total number of church sittings
Of ali determinations in Ohio is 1, =
csc, 678, and in Indiana / ,047 ,211.. The
actual population in Ohio is 2,339,-
500, and in Indiana ], $4,000. 8
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y. N. DOCKER 81 CO.,
DEALERS IN
STEELE q TRTRLE.

!. econd ST., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind. ifA 5sTf i
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHS, &C., of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice
aDl8-1y, Httfts -AAf -fEaF
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Notice Of the Laying Out and Open
ing of Streets in F. w. Brink
meyers Enlargement. - 9eaas

lily III lOg1Ccbc i'll f. W. D11llA-
/ meyers Enlargement. ~ 9eass
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
u the Common Council of the city of
July, 1885, passed an order to lay out. open,
and extend Sixth Street, of the width of
dred and eighty feet, more OF OF L less, to
connect Sixth Street, in Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, with Eighth Street, in the Northern
| And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to lay out, open, and ex-
tend franklin Street, of the width of sixty
and eighty-four feet, more. or less, to con-
meet with Franklin Street, in Sharpe's En-
largement, with Franklin Street, in the
Northern Enlargement;
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to open, lay out, and ex-
tend Seventh Street, of the width of sixty
and eighty-four feet, more or less, to con-
meet Seventh Street, in Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, with Adams Street, in the Northern
Enlargement;
And that said Council, at said session..
passed an order to open, lay out, and ex-
tend Eighth Street, OF the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-fo four feet, more or less, to con-
meet with Eighth Street, in Sharpes En-
largement with Eighth Street, in Holz-
grefe's Enlargement. ~ a+l'ssat
All persons owning or claiming real es-s
tate adjoining or abutting upon said pro-
posed streets, and feeling themselves ag-
gf16V6Q Dy any OF 01bn6T Sa1Q S6NOfa1
orders, may have redress by making appli-
cation to said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this notice. ~ II
By order If the Council. tas3li< llttf. n
$3.50 A M McGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks ONCE, Evansville, July q, /.
1866. .@'lfIo2 .5ot4e julyIS
Office Southwestern Freight and Cettonl
Press Company, ..l-ssef, r
@tslt7 e No. 5 North Water Street. J
RTR. w. -. CONFER ISfTHIS DAY.
MA appointed Agent for this Company,
and will attend to all business entrusted to
him. 1875 H. b. MERRITT
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evansville, July %, 1866. july30 DIST
[Courier copy times, and send bill to this
..'''s.- office. slaU- =
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CoparfnersIaiD.,

- HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
- MIR. e. N. BIXBY an equal partner in
my Insurance business, and shall continue
sen & Bixby.59sgl3 1fs5ssfJ. w. NEXSEN. <
August l, 1886. ~ faa s44 z4s5sa IL zsfsa
Referring to the above, the undersigned
would call the attention of their friends to
their unsurpassed facilities for furnishing
reliable Insurance, and would solicit con-
tinuance of the patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the late firm. lsi48 atelti
s4s1Il ~ Z. gEn NEXSEN & BIXBY. 3
i August l, 1856. Iaug7 div - 1GTl1l,ss
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RELIGIOUS i ITEMS

The Centenary Meeting Of Ingle
Street M. E. Church, in this city, will
be held onnext Sabbath. Rev JOHN
j. HIGHT, Centenary Agent, will
preach morning and evening. There
will be a ,children's meeting in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public
generally are invited to attend.
715One dozen persons have united
with this Church during the last two
weeks, and we are informed that an
unusual revival spirit pervades the
entire congregation. There have
been several conversions recently.
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sE.AssssEsE Is zglJI

We have the facility of the best Ma.
sln1ery ana Workmen, and will give all
onA eaniitrusted TO us our individual atten-
III ,nS MI MI orders promptly, warrant our
~O0teRs1 anu cnarge reasonable prices.h8 Us +
Tst once ee and Foundry, corner of First and
Leet streets, Evansville. Ind. / 51igS 81
N. B.-Workmen sent 10 all r,arts "a 81
ss.s-f5 MP work and do repairjn0 ~ Pf sSpfYoanP
sesy feb226m SCHJtT TZTF TKIrTN5 4 NJ 4 fSct
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ron and Brass Castings Of Es

fs7fs q - Dealers In Steam. Guages, Gum Betting,
80 s FfresBrieks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
: 10th. So, at Manufacturers Prices.
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There will be the usual street
preaching at the corner of Main and
Third Streets morrow afternoon at
3 o'clock These meetings have
proven very interesting thus far, and
we presume the attendance will be
large as usual. ri r 9 li1a 49, q
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o BAPTIST CHURcH.-There will be
no service at 101 A. III. tomorrow, the
Pastor having accepted an invitation
to occupy the pulpit of the Trinity M.
Z. Church, in the absence of Rev. Mr..
SIMS, the Pastor. The congregation
are requested to worship with the
brethren of Trinity Church. a 6
The Sunday School at 8 A. M, and
services for the children at 3P. M,
and the regular service at 7:45 P. NJ,
will be observed. H., A
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Copartnership.

DEFERRING TO THE ABOVE, IT
1G is with great pleasure we introduce
our successors to our late numerous friends
and customers, and solicit for them the
same liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to us. - 500. CROSS & CROFTS.
: May 10, 1866. fie....5 ...s......,s -
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.4 HWLW AT0rEaA 8YhWNh9
Distilleries, FIGURING "a
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All kinds Of Machinery
8 IT e A MI B o AT =

Railroads,
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TOBACCO SCREWS, &c., Sc,

- &C. aiaa 1si 4@IuOIB WOHg asTdT
SdA11 II ELAE O. Oh Fm
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Repairing Done at Short Notice

Workmen sent to all parts to fit uF, work
and Repair Buffers and Machinery.
MT All orders will receive our individu-
Al attention, and win be promptly filed on
the most reasonable terms
Office and Foundry on the Canal, corner
of Ingle Street. oct6-dly
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sz9u9i8 Dns ssaIH 4g8I .s.i5 -5-.ts
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The New York Herald is the stormy petrol
of the Johnson party. 1t announces that all
is lost-that a great hurricane is coming.
which will sweep the Copperheads out Of
every Northern State, including New York
and that the mex, Congress will be even more
decidedly radical than the presen, one. In
reference to the threat of civil war proclaim
ed in the New York Times, it says that this is
:" only adding combustibles to a roaring fire,
and the sooner the President is rescued
" from such reckless partisans and PREACHER
" Gus friends the better it will be for him and
" his Official reputation. The broad hint Of
" aviolent dissolution ofthe Government EN-.
" anates, We believe, from the Secretary OF
" State for, il we mistake not, the same
" hint was at 6rst thrown ont by his special
" home organ at Auburn some months 40. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

IT is good divine that follows his own
teachings. Henry Ward Beecher, of this
year of grace 1866. writes Cleaveland letters.
Henry Ward Beecher of the year OF our Lord
1854 said in preaching:
"Any party hatpermits peace TO come until
they hare Get Gods signet Of indignation on
this infamous rdr and infamous treason
riit themselves be guilty of that scor and that
treason. And when peace is made We mean
that all nations shall understand how hateful,
unjust rebellion is. and how despicable on
earth among men, and in he'll among the
damned, are those who turmoil nation with
blood and revolution. Nosc you can do what
once you could not have done. Once you
would have sacrificed the Constitution il you
had meddled with the loyal Institutions Of tie
States, bat when BY their own act tie Stdses
hare pat themselves beyond tie pale Of tie Cons
stifutio~ and ito pricileges, and broken il, and
We ~ obliged to 90 in WITH the hand Of an
teority and penalty, then W can do and asst
do, and 4 g q crime not to do what ten years
ago it would have bssa crime to have
done.n
From Beecher tAs.. champion Of my
Policy" ~ appeal % Bssekse - dsfbsder
ofTrstA, Justice, Freedom and Le1slay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

[S cons,de-ng the subject of another civil
war the World sums up thus the advantages
of the situation:
president johnson will remain the Com
mander-in-Chef Of the Army and Navy:
he is made 80 by the Constitution, and no law
of Congress can divest him of the office.
Every ship and gunboat would be placed ua-
der the command of officers of known fdeli.
ty to the President. Every fort, arsenal. and
arinory would, 10 like manner, be committed
to faithful men. Every army officer no fall
tered could be relieved from duty; every one
who was unfaithful could be court -martialed
and cashiered for disobedience With the
army under the command of the President,
the Radicals would make poor show in a
civil war, although they might, no doubt, do
q great deal Of mischief
The Southern wing of the Worlds party
solaced itself with similar hopes when in pre-
pairing for its first act Of armed treason it had
Buchanan as President and Floyd IS Score.
tary of war. The World will not intimidate
the loyal people of this country by threaten.
ing them with Mr.. Johnson. The people
don't purpose to have civil war nor do they
purpose that the buster Of the World, or the
dictatorial manner of Mr.. johnson, shall
Brighten them iuto letting rebels rule thi,
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The Springfield (Mo.,) Republican, mod
crate johnson paper, commenting on the
Presidents speeches says:
"Ihe vices Of our party politics, and the
weakness Of the Presidents character, are
both sadly illustrated in the tour Of the Ex.
ecutive through the Northern and Western
States. Mr.. johnson is badly afflicted with
himself; added to which are sensitive, ,r.
ascible temper. want of self control and
self respect, and vehemant, passionate, har-
arguing style Of speaking. Altogether these
qualities are making sad muddie of his
speeches on the journey. He talks coarsely,
vulgarly, vituperatively; ike Tammany
Hall orator or cross roads stump speaker,
rather than the President of the United
States; like cheap, weak partisan, rattle,
than q statesman or patriot. He has no
patience with the people Who differ from him,
no belief in their honesty or loyalty, and
does not hesitate to exhibit this impatience
and in6deIity in the seyerest and most az.
gravating language
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Hcet and Exhausti~n

II requires . constitution and paysiqss u sasssai
sesSth 70 rsst The eject d the easrvasse ~ d
ISIS And Apgpss unisas the p1stsA seone1 - -
6itsd " vbs(ssoGse st6aAchts during tbeA cDgrso
vs nestks II \ liksy to Be severely ssbtlisasA =
- rsndss II sssy Prey 70 the spdsaies wish prv
n ~ isil ~ Wholesome stonAeais ~hsfs y Il y -
ipsnA" sshs The reader, sho 49, perhaps bssa -
~ ~ phyasisa snss4 Hes1s ~ bra.dy sssvie1s
bic stsaslast I'D has sosght fs that sssslsss ss
vsip. II vosA b. IDLE % sxpsss sAs,sssasss ~
Sswiy aooss the issaors u commerce = b lsek for
miracles Of Dssy IN the ssass prison visdoa = n
illOt svtsn. - y
f1sssh susy91t o.e-sor shsss No ~
protective tonic and health invigorast Ii
then commence at once the torrd opsns Ii n
IL internally, courss Of HOST RTTKR'g erOMAOm
BIrfHhs. Ask tbs returned oicsn and soldiers ofths
Union army, Who IRE sad this elixir durnG tbs vss
what they think Of H. They viii tell you that II kssy
up the vital forces under the willing beams Of vsss
without vitiatins the blood creating sny un1sl
sxetsosns ID the circulation A. the post Cowps ~
Of ~ sit cheers bat not insbriafss II bfHcs ~
bsvoas oressiAtoS asA suiasss al ~ Ascssoas
ths body No other stimulAns can compare In pustt,
with the Essenes Of Rye which forms bsss and q,
tonic, spcrisnt and altibiIiious herbs with which Il
indicated the bsst Il their kind ths face Of -
earth. sspfedAv
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Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors
Mr.. WILSON. APPOINTMENTS.

BOZ JAMES =. wnscs. Republican candidate for Cos
s' will address the people the following times and
places;
penmark, Thursday, Sept. 9Th, st7pm.
Big Mound, Friday, Sept 7th. st2pm
Darlington. Monday, eept. 10, atr5<pm.
pcdgevillc Tueedsy, Sept. II. at epm:
kossuth. v Wednesday, Sept IL, at2pm.
Danville, Thursday Sept 10. at ppm.
New London, Friday, Sept IL. at Jpn.
MI Pleasant Saturday, fept u.s. at pm.
floomnsld russday Sept. Is, at pm.
Keossnqna, Wednesday, Sept. 10, At . p. m.
other meetings win Be announced for Mr.. Wilson 10
due fme. The local committees charged with ths
duty OF giving proper notice Of the above meetngs and
making ali necessary arrangements thsrsioe.s
r. cRABB
Chairman Com. 1st Cong. Dist
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- snsza' Republican easS,1,A,.e,. 49,.
se:.l q The s'sss q low, Vim .p..s !. So.
Anaoes, espt. lYtA. tsn
Cedaf 1epads. sept ISL -
-. MsA, At :
vtinse., 49, nth q
1A1ssSsea, esps. 1ist. 4 an-
~ 1a1epa, Aspe. PA. =
3epeuk, - ~ Of 5.
kaqA 49, 1osh ~
Ln1r9e0 - tA, 4 D.
n - III, st9pn.
Wsps1ls. espl -, - ,. =.
nbu2ssssd ~ - lsssl es.sassss n, -. =
nss0y su1aotnsuA ~ sAsss nesei.s. /. ~,
ssSs~ $3.50 M cux0
u1tno ~ ~ cnGaourlo1.>
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andrew Johnson on Reconstruction.

In calling convention 70 restore the etaAs Who sha
rsstors and reestabsh III Shah the vhc gave his
influence and his destroy the 0overnnent,
be to participate 10 the great work Of reorsanizaeu
Shall he who brought this msery upon ths State
United to control it, dsstinies II this b So then all
th precious blood Of brave soldiers and oosrs
frssly poured out will have been vNnsony spilled oil
The glorious victories BY noble armies will 70
for nsaght and all the hsst.shslds which have been
Gown with dead heroes during the rebellion win have been
made memorable in vain why all this carnage and Do.
vsztationi 1t that treason might Be put down and
sitors punshsd tn erefors say that traitors must
Tie bach seat In the work Of rsatoratinn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Bows TO THE Drciuox.-In noticing Mr..
Cooper's letter to the President, the Herald
says:
aThis is the eist Of the lister. II is vals.
able, At least, as one of the signs Of the
times which show the drift Of public opinion,
Maine election aud the caases Of costsolline
liz. We regard the contest between the
President and Congress - viftsally decided
BY Maine. We bow to the judgment Of the
people Df IT, nikhy NossS, and ~ sant
that The Pres,dent win shape his courss &C.
eerdhgiy.n sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

nmf Johssoa employed Over -
asedfed rs n his g. Lseis geesA-ev.
80 nsse tAaa havs bssa astrihussd = -
A.o hs ssght - - sAllsa - ssAssiiI1.
lpd PseitenA =
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IN MANHOOD:
How Lost /! how HAe1ne1 1

Jss P1b,fsed N seaisd envelope. HIe<, sts assfs.
LIN rURs ON raE NATURAL TRBArMBHr, ss1
Radical fsrs Of apermIiofrbs Seminal weakness
voluntary Emissions sexual Debility and Inpsdmsnts
TO Mari. generally HsrvousBess Consnmpfion Dpi
lspsy. Pits; MeStal asd Physical IncspArty result
ting from Ssif Abuss. 10 BY Rosf cuLvsavHLk, y.
author Of de Srsen b al, &c,
~ Ulsn ~ ThsusaoAe ~ 1Alx3rs.o
Sent nrAsr seal, in plain envelope 70 any sdArsa
post paid receipt OF six cents tto postage stsups
by CHAkl. J. G. Kline co,
I97 Bowsry, y. r., Post O@ee Boz As -.
Also DR. culvervsili Marriage Guide price rs cent?
eSptl-dky3wes
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WILLIAM FULTON.
insurance and Real Estate
AGENT,
KUK, low a.


EOR SALE. A desirable residence in
Hamilton. III ,consisuns Of " ssosy ysans Hssse
~ith lot aud hdf ground veil stoctsd With nuii
and shrubery good osst*rn stabls, - et oueq1ld.
ings The above dssi,sby located IN ths most pisss.
ast sxt Of Hamilton, and l. for sals ehsspor Win b
exchanged for similar property in keoknk.
inquire Of WV. FULTON,
Heaa nutase haunt
1yl3d No - Main Street, Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

JoHs MoRRIssEY, the gambling pusiliss,
was chief of the ring and the cock Of the
walk, Al the late Copper-Johnson Convention
Of the State Of New York, and bullied tbs
delegates into the nomination of Hoffman for
Governor, by threats of 9 big bolt from the
party in the city unless the Convention sue
cumbed to his dictsfou
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Andrew johnson in Favor Of Disf1Rehlsin.
Traitors.

lei ~ that the traitor has cessed b. ctisen and
v Joining the rebellion haa become public enemy H.
sfsited his right to vote With loyal ~heo be re-
nsancsd bis ctzsDship and sought to destroy Gov,
Snnent Wssay TO the most honest and industrious
Nfeigner Who comes from Knsland and Germany to
dts among and add to wealth Of the country
ssore you can be citizen You must stay here for ave
ysffs live cautious about forsaensrs Who vol
UNFAIRLY renounee their homes Hive with US, what
shtuid wssay TO the traitor Who. although born and
rs4red among u.s. has raised paricicdal hand against
M Government which always protected himi Ny
Judgment h that he ahoud be subjected severe
~ before he b restored to citizenship"
Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors.
fhow me Who has been engaged In these conspir.e-s
vhp has nred upon nas Who has given Instruction.
take forts custom houses arsenais and dock yasds
and will show you traitor Were PRECEDENT Of the
United states, would do Thomas jefferson did in
1903 With Aaron Burr. would have them arrested and
cfnvcted within the meaning and scope OF the Con
stitttion, BY the Eternal God would execute them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
A GROWN OF GLORY.
svDaY Nae. wo.An 50 CANA .As lAesssA
STERLINGS AMBROSIA
IL willing 70 rscoa.ssi IL fhrs. y.ers II rspsAiy ID
rsasing ale have made tbs Ambr STA famous all owe

IL willing three ysars n rsplAiy 10
srsasng ale have made tbs Ambr famous all ovst
The vsrid.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.-
II cures Itching the Head.
II make Nss Hair grow Bsil Rssds
II prevents the n.r from Falling Out
II rsndsrs tbs Hair sea And Gis~y
Ussass the scslp; cso;s tue Heated brow; Rsusv
Dandrua; ourss Hsrvon, Head.chs: Cures Ba.dss
Insurss Lnxuriast Locks. ineiines Hal 70 Curl Sup
sssss vtss; Kills Hair later. Good eject apparent
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
ns AnbroAa VII ssit You to Z. NegABtiy PIT up
Dsiiestsiy Psrfansa. r.tiopissd By 0pan siaon -
Actresses Dssa n spisndid bcses casssas sosaala
Ing to larss botties-Ne. for norning. 10. -
svsssss ssssk
11nRD - NO alsrAxnADouF r..
ssA sssesvs toilss in the world 70 prove tAis. ny
carton.
SOLD BY Druggists,
sssrilneS AnAFssis naauiasssrisE ..Csnpes
ms Halten Street, New Ysrk.
oetlf-Asuly ff
OcLGAfKT AROMATIC vEGkfA8IE BOAP.
sapsrior Toilet seap, prepared mon rsansd
Vegetable Oais Il combination via Glyssran
and especially designed for tho sse Of Ladies and
the Nursery. IT. perfume L. exquisite, andih
tag properties unfivsilsd. For afs BY Ill drusxs@
fsbIsd4v1v
MAA1IAaE AND CBLIBACY, m Asay u
Warning snd Instruction for ycsag Asa. Ao Diseases
aad Abuses which PROSTATE the vital povs, with
means ofrsiisG sens FREE Of charge h ssalsa lsste
vslopes- Address y. J.. SKItLIN HOU0H1OM, Hew-
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Judicial District Nominations.
HINGE.
I" MY POLICY, IN 1854.

andrew johnson Favsn Conhieaion.
Treason must be made odious and traitors must Be-
Punished and Impoverished. Their great plantations
must te seized divided into small farms and so to
honest, industrious men,
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,si6e Railsaad, - lsaza 49, ~ sssAaaA -
grading he road from K4lloGg 6tahnH the
present. t@hnsS, 70 Dts1l MONIES, has been
let to firm in Pensylvania. ~
The prospects,, then that the work OF ex'
tending the road will commence - early
- ssas ws>A, asd sh61is viii y crowded
through to Des Noines With the greatest dis>
patch possible. The money has been provi-
ded, and there viii b no stopping this time.
Mr.. KimbalI has gone out on the road to at-
tend to the right. Of. way matters; and Mr..
Van Tuyl has also gone out to-day TO attend
to theans hnainess. -
Moreover, We learn that Mr.. johnson,
Chief Engineer Of the road, has been directed
to survey and locate the route West Of Des
Moi1a, end 6et GShay nlA ready fos the
sontrast innediAtslI This lsSks kis bu>
siness. The company will probably not take
much rest until it, road connects with the
Pacific Railroad at Omaha. See Davenpor,
Democrat Sept. I'm
The Muscatine Journal, says that thu
roustabouts on the steamer New Boston
ssruck for higher wages ~ otter day Will.
the boat was laying At Davenport. They
were getting $45 per month and wished $50
Capt Buford ssfassd giving the price, snt
made his way to Fl. Madison the best Va,
he could. From Fl. Madison he went to Keo.
kuk and engaged colored sew At 500 Som,
Of the stfiksrs Afterwards engaged on oths
packets for $40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

TIE Functionary that travels :" in circle, y
. hyfalutin rendering of the old phrase, ''mark'
ing out . vo.m fence" il once more safely
back and ensconced in the White House
We should think he would have the headache
tes several dAys 10 visv Of his fr.qusaA rsvo
ssslsas sSas1 ~ srcss. ~ $685.