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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

TIE Presidential "Artfal Dodser," 70 fur
nish additional capital for his hopeless cause
and 70 givseespectabiliV 70 he dsnasogns
shows to whiashe county WAS trsatsd VIA
ths1r AiladsiSAia sempaaas reportedto hin,
~ Gsn. Grant present aaasook case = talp
G} Grant / a.sp in relir;ls from, ~ rscse.
lid the cosel9 sion 4 - STUMP hsisals
III lpou havs> tho buserhst6 sst<1p :
i6flptsA and chained Gen. Graat fsr Tiny
policyy' A Warrington item extinguishss
xbsi1ns.
aGen. Grant was present at the interview
Hsawssu ths aPrssideue nsseaeaU-teyege.u9d
Butter delegation from the Philadelphia Con.
vention, by the Presidents direetna. To
signify that he was there under the orders o.
his superior officer, be took his stan Win
him.
These butternut jubilators forget how re-
Gently Gen Grant expressed his conviction
that the New York Nnss, Cincinnati En-.
q,frer and Chicago Times should be sup
pressed. Gen. Grant doesn't 60 much on
my policy or "Our Moses"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

n RfGfAAL NOTICE TO PifIiugs Lneinds BIZ
" iings, Anna VI walker. q BnrkFne ham Wa
keigh er h Co, DuFAli, Rogers 60 Layne sabfers
Co, Wn Ruitiirk, II y woodward, Rachael Lynch W
Lynch, William Edwards. D Urich, Rntrovs tIec.
atrix lie W Reed. " c Derauu Connai,le a SMITH
X n'ght. Wesley ni4ht, Jno Ralsin 1no NcTune,
A Whitney. executor. Ar Al HirTc. Hugh enneds 4
Hssteat and y, Sarsh and c Daughefty Clara kuf
dick, Eliza kudfick, txeerirx Kate Kiite. Ac-,rs
ANY kudfict, Mary Ruddiek May Raddiek, WtIilas
Ruddiek ala. Jesais Rrsdea aefsadsEts
You and each "a you hereby notified that therta
% Bic 10 the cests Office of the Di.irict Court
Lee County, 10 90, ii keckak, petition in tquifyi
John Britain against Jon, ei-uing ment agairs
you,s Billings upon your thre~ prara.s-of, noe- sir
60 g. saf piEbuH. rthe sum Of Fifty hantf
AMI Tw ntyavs bolar 1851 2s and ten pr cent inter.
est and sgsnst all sid defendants Irs,irg for tkg
foreclosure OF certain ro,tgag= nsi- BY s4if rii
hngs TO piaau1 dated 10Th June 1856 upon the n o.
section twfrty To-, aud tie II Of i " seetioR
si1 10 Tow nship ..xtysx sG Rsng- Eve fsl; Also til
OF tbs u section Twelve t12] and the X Of n
ssctin Two ~, Township sixty six f6s Range al;
ttl all in L-- County, Iowa Also PRAYING the fors
closure Of certain niemnif, ing mortgage made IL
sid Billings TO II ii b. ldng upon parts Of Lots
and >. In Block thirteen 49, E-pkrt IL County ios1
4lowu - the Atlen"aIa pFopertr ESQ g'ysr
the payment OF The mortgage FIRST atore DESERT ed
the notes therein named and ssi petition prsys for the
tingnishm-nt 81 the equity Of rede ption e Fe.
rrA re tet And tbs said II Bei5ine II hereht natirea
that injunction has been allowed IN saf r-trsin
Ing him from satisfying cancelug said latter
q made TO him.
And yoa mnst each arreer and said petition Nv
TO lie held at Keoknk the second MONDAY cf SEP
tsmber lsoo OF Judgment prayed FIR viii be had
therein. II. sCpTT HOWELL
JyH Plsutf's Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

A WoRp TO YorxG MES.-Some Of the
young men Of Iewa may not have read Gov.
Morton's warning to young men. For their
benefit we repubhsh IL:
"a Word TO You've MES.-You are just
starting in life, with the world all before you,
when and how to choose. Beware how you
connect yourselves with decayed and dis
honored party, indelibly stained with treason
end upon whose tombstone the historian will
write, False to liberty, false to its country,
end false 70 the age in which it lived
"The Democratic party has committed .
crime for which history has no pardon, and
Tie nsmer;es Of msu no foreetfalness, whose
which he execrations Of mankind become
more bitter from generation to eenention.' =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

nHlGISAL MOTT 4 To ward tfifon defendant
" You hereby notified there is now on file in
the Cierkt Once Of the District Ccnrt Lee Couaty
lows, at Eeeket, petition IL Hiram Bsrnry eiaiihs
judxmen AGAINST yos Inward rilion fr the am ef
Biz Hundred Dollars, nfDn mortgae essie ChAs
Mason rpm the following described preuse4 tn VII
Lot Block es hty FIVE fss In Mason. Lover Ad
ditcn to ksoknk, In lie County, Iowa aud against
you ALL praying for the foreclosure said gage The
sse Of aid prems- ed q all s-id d4end
ant N same 10 on said debt, the extegnhmeu oi
al equity Of redemption, and for genetsl relief
Nov You mnst appear ard said PETITION by noon
OF the seeond day r. the t+at len N said lnrt 10 10
bed on the second OF setemher 1866 or iude-
ment will be bad therein prayed for hf defarit.
sCtrr HOWELL
jyZd Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24
aaY POLICY" At new ORLEANS.

any POLICY" AT NEW ORLEANs.
With talk about the natural antagonism Of
| the races and with denunciGion Of the con-
| yentionists as revolutionists, and the most
barbarous sneers At poor Dostie. and with
extenuation of rebel violence did Southern
rebel and Northern copperhesd democracy
meet and answer the riot at New Orleans
T. at did not justify it. But "My, Policy"
would not SO have seemed defense for trait
ors and snare for Union men had it sp-
peared that those three days OF hiocdshed
| and violence we're but the ebullition Of pas
sion of men temporarily frenzied, without
deliberate evil intent But it does mot so
appear. On the contrary there is deliberate
purpose on the part of those rebels to estab>
lish reign of terror and Danish loyal men
from the South. Union men are spotted.
There is TO be no utterance OF loyal senti-
ment in Dixie. We are to have the same
censorship among the chivalry that existed
before and at The commencement Of the re.
belion. Instead of treason, it is loyalty TINT
is to be made odious; instead of traitors. it is
Union men who are to be punished. "My
Policy is responsible for it ali.
THE Chicago Tfibune's specialshoR the state
efaffairs at New 0rleausthus. "Gen. Sheridan
has been applied to by many Union meh for
protection from known assassins, who con.
SANITY dog them through the streets. 4 del
agation has been appointed TO attend the 10y
al convention at Philadelphia. The mems
bers are afraid to have their names published
tor fear they would be assassnaied before
they left the city.
The following dispatch from the special
correspondent OF the New York Tribune
AAs been received at the Washington Office Of
that paper to>night
INV ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
"The New Orleans Tribune, the only loyal
laily newspaper in the city, has been DOM
PEELED TO suspend publication. Immediately
sfter the massacre military guard was aps
pointed for the protection of the Office and
It's employees The guard was removed yes
erday. and rs the lives Of the editors and
printers have been repeatedly threatened the
roprietors have been reluctantly forced 10
close up the establishment. 4 military force
ui five hundred men is permanently located
and kept in constant readiness IN the heart Of
ne city. -Four hundred are quartered id the
Commerce Hotel and one hundred in La.
l'yette Square. opposite the City Hotel"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

IihRIGihAL NOTICE --Toss Eillinss. rueipds Eli
lpgv. Ann " walker VII Rte rard James q ar
| rsrd, A saaneld. Greene krssine, Jas Ridg~sy p
Crtri, Sarah and c .ash-rts, II Haistsad, sd
| lille Whitney execntsr. Jpo Knight. lne Ne
Cane Ed-srd- Turner, " i~Pauw " f1rner a.
ssn-~, se.. Gos,nstis sryth hs Burro~, utri1
4 fIiIa Rnddiet psdar, Eobt Ru6slek. Kate KiiIe,
MORE Amy tp1d4ek. Mary Rrtiirk May Rnsditk Vim
Kud1rk ARD kL. Kaidick- adasinisEstorr- and jesse
sn5fiek. desendsnts
Ypu each ofyou hereby nohsd that th-re. nor
Gle In the Clerk once Of The Di.tret Conr Of Co.,
te1A,.t s~osuk petition III faniy Il Hiram Barney
sgsiHsi yen. claiming Judgment -sains, sou. : Il
lug nPoo year III pronsosy uete. giytR 70 the order
OF " subpurn.- The property u plaintiff, by
sirrrsht for the Of fiNy-f1ur hundred Dollars
sna pr ceit inter and Against aa sid defend
ants rraying fer tb- foreclosure N etrtain gage
made y said rl'ihx. - W Eiboarue dated June
10 1870 upon the a Of the x o. section twelve ti2
sed tn y 1.-THE q nfseetlcu f~ef2 all IN &C.
six ~ ", Also the x u section niGe-an fl1b
r si.tyrsrt ST. SRsix fsl west
Nos yua n,asf eaeA app@sr ard said Ee rioa
by Of tie seepi dsy u the next term Of said Court
to be h+d at EeekRk. the second NJ nay Of septt
ber iso6 Judgment sill be had b r~iD prasrd 5r
by dafsnit VI SCOTT HOWELL
Rev stsrr 30 cts AH'y fot PlaiEtf
iyY-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

All reports from thA Fourth District
.Asy that Loushrdgt !. snit;ns aip.sap
eA - snd tAat NY Policy 'sssssk = =
immense !. discoautianeas sAs Hsvt.Eyu }
- SeesaAs sssHasssA eal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

i EGAL NOTICE. To F. X. House Sir.
AA yus hereby notified f. there nov on file In
the ONCE Of the Csk Of tbs Lstret Court Of Lee cum
~, lows, NJ ksoknk. the petition Of John II Rogers
claiming % Jos The "a feU Hundred Dollars
sccruinr interest the from December 22d 1865
~ ucney justly disc htm frcin rtnmssscry
made by to order Of Usnry Roger, ard rs him as
sgnsd 20 psiutsH ssid petition also alee~. that you
nonresident Of this sta,e of roAs and y-ays an
attachment agstnst your property.
New unI@ss Jon App~ar and thereto on or be
fore of the ssc1nf day Of the mkt September term
Of tbs said CHrt TO be begun and holden seoond
Monday Of September next, judgment viii be rendered
against yon By def.ai as pr.y.d for In paintrs petit
ton JDHa BRUCE.
i Rev stamp, 80 Cts-cAneeledl Atty for Plaintiff.
VALID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

Daad 1aiss n la0tss, ApskAsvw Dsrisso~ Of loca
r. RETERxH LENDY, Uaited States
- AkraAf1bv|AsStsts o. ioSx do hsse,y give pub
sy bushes u s.i a. e.a.. '. o. .s.ar:
Day efJass, iiSsSs ~ q Ksotui, Lee ' eou s
e e =, ' ":s
nnJ AsebssAeii Of rye HUNDRED bushels Of corn,
:. or: pm . be:
rela 81 higAWfnes tyr desks two chars
CINE and boiler, on st tab ~ whTh. nash tub
one PAR barfs four rmsnsins tub, snndry earrings
And aiss ese public notice that th- time assigned
for the return Of said warrant u the l7th day Of Sep
temb-v, 1a0s and hereby simonisk and sum sll
claiming any inter est In the sad my bushels Of
corn meal & q e ano.iIg Or having anything TO
demand II sid libeil.n they be and .p
rsrb-fors thu sad District Court tAe District Of
fr~a At return term to be begnn and holden At ssd
District Court rnos, the 18th day OF Bspf. afore
said 1855 at Keokuk Lee county, Iowa la said District
sstd ass named Day when snd where said viii
be heard then and thsre to ntrpo.s ths,r cls. and
half PETER MRLgNpY, o. g. NJ
aust7-dftt - By II FULTON. Deputy
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
VI, e Ie.sa u nsstyiH In the District Court Of
George W nssutasss, PfsintE " Loni.a Messenger
Hessssrd, dsfendsnf 81 T.
NOTICES hereby given, to the defe ndant
herein above named thst . petition IN q civil setion
l. on Tie 10 ths Gterks efce the District sfors
said duly verified 10 behalf Of the above naned PistiH
against ,ou and claiming order aud decree for the
sale undr spects execution W virtue Ola decree
dsseA ID saa6 Cenrt 10 the " Georges Messenger
rs h--snger Of ten acres In the ssash-st corner
Of the sJutbwest quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section - in tov nxhjp g. vsss Lee County lows;
that 70 say Of the town Of Msser gerviie excepting
thrrefrom 90 much n sah fown fosSv I'll the lots
In blocks 2, 81 and in said town and the streets
and ssys ssparatng I'D blocks and sts from the
procees Of ssid sas there b. psid plaintiff the Of
$780, and ntsresf found due By said decree And On.
less you appear and make dsseos~ thereto bsrs noon
Of the second day Of the Of said Court
msnce the ssorpd Monday Of Sept hey 1886 judy
m~nt VII b rendered Inst You p ped for In ssid
pettsn. az d RonBkr II. aII.iMoRE
jy2s4w Atty far PiairttH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

Il is but hrtle success that Randall and
johnson are having in their attempt olbuy
up the republicans OF Iowa with pos, Offices
and collectorships. Iowa stands perpenh dice
u arly on loyal basis; never were more gal
liant men than the Hawkeye boys of the grand
army of the Union; never was better or ttuer
voting done than by those soldiers and Union
men at home during the four years Of war
Now with that record neither soldiers or titi
zens propose. at this late date. to surrender
to the rebels even though ellis Accidency'
A. Moses johnson does command it.
Our exchanges contain many capital and
radically sound letters from Iowa republican.
olice-holders that snub Mr. Kendall, IN
drews political scsvenger. Here is the con.
Guiding portion Of the response of Mr.. Ii.
Restine, postmaster at Marion, in this State,
to the Randall circular
"As do not approve of the unconditional
restoration 10 civil rights of lately rebellibus
: a,es which accept the profered mercy GEN
erously rendered ,hem by sending delegates
to represent Them whose hands are rcekinp
with loyal blood. delegates whose lips breathe
only enmi'y 10 our constitution a..d hearts
lierJured With false oaths: as do not approve
oi basis of representation whereby one rebel
in South Carolina has IA representation in
Congress equal 10 three loyal men ia Iowa us
10 not app ove OF abandoning the white and
lack loyalisis of the South who have fought
70 maintain the Union to the tender mereirs
Of the guardians OF Andersonville and Sails
tury. AS ! dc not approve of the massacre OF
loyal men peaceably assembled in convention
al New Orleans. nor of the war of races in.
aagursted by the supporters of the President
al Memphis; in short as do not approve of
ba policy Of President Johnson, am com
PEELED very respectfully to decline endorsing
the call or the men who insiigated it,
while q seat in the Cabinet might posi-
bly, be sufficient inducement to impel me to
betray my party, my principles and my coun-
try. the honor and emoluments aceruing from
the Office ! row hold would hardly have such
An effect upon me. Lest you should enter
tain some delicacy in publishing this letter,
hereby give you all authority to do So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24
Y rsAL sorrcE-ro WIN. p Turner and H.rr,e.

n EGAL NoTICE-To WIN p Turner and Harriet
a " Turner Yen are hereby notified that there 10
file in the Office of ttt fieik District Court
Of Lee County, lows. At Keoknk petition of Julia A.
Van Ness. erenntrix Of the estate OF g. Van See. de-
ceased, claiming Of yot, the said Vim r. Turner neg
re Ter the Of Ninefeeu Hundred Dollars a. mon
.y due on two prommitsory nete. ard clsiming A.
against beth Of you fks foreclosure Of mortgage upn
lot .. Block 1s7, eng ~ Eaekuk, Lee cranty Iowa
notes. sf4ss hsss l
Unless appear thereto and defend before noon of
the second day OF the next term Of said -trie Court
to be commenced Ihe second Monday in septeu ber
1858 Judgment snd decree will be rendered aGanst Won
BY default RAhsIH McCRARY, a.
ICY stamp, 20 cts Auys for Plaiu.td.
jy2od $50 80 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

The following is sample of editorial cour
tesy and dignity in the copperhead metro.
politan press. The New York Herald
threatened to sue the World in matter con.
nected with the reception of foreign news
The World makes this courteous response To
Mr.. Bennett:
The foul billingsgate in which the threat
is couched sutfices to prove that the Herald
has fallea back for . time into the hands OF
the snperanuiated and snlphurated suthor oil
the Helen Jewett scandals, and of the bias
phemous attacks upon religion and the pub
l.c m rals which shocked all decent people
out of any connection with that paper gen.
Grafton ago. No hereditary transmission OF
the influences Of horsewhirping and brim>
stone conld az count for so exact reproduc-
fion of the original Herud slang; while only
the decadence OF extreme old age could lead
any mortal to suppose the public care one
button how much newspaper pays, or pre-
tends to pay, for news which, when true, is
never news, and when new is never true
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24
Fever and Ague distinguished.

Martyrs to Int mittent Fever word with you. Tbs
responsibility your sunengs rests upon yourselves
Just - surely - you shake toAy will shake
rov, HosrErrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS win sxngush the disease under which Jon 10
Dor. Had you taken this genial tonic preventive,
yos would have need Off ~ cure, FOR IT renders
the system inpss,ious TO all maasms'ic kvs1- But
since you neglected tho precsuton, nd yourselves With
ont dssy Of the complaint BY rssoftps to the eny rs
able remedy. Break the cAfih With HosfkrrBrs
BIrfERs, and they will return more. This u the
sxpersncs OF thonsands aud 1t will Be ycurA ouisas
70 sow ssns Of rviief Il 10 naaseoas 70 the isst T.
gree itis mere dangerous than tbs Malay itsslf; Id
many csses utterly fails He~ different b The eject
the Birrsss Tneir curative sctIon u rapid they
agreeable TO the palate they not only harmless bat
tend inevitably 70 stresEthss the constituton and pro-
long lie tse, s<r.r av~ a,sd sud Il Is copAdestiy
sumsi that they fad In any Of Fever aad
Ague however fBvsssrnt~ its character To be With
cat HosTRTrRRs BIFTERs In asy region isfssted
With Iss.ruitfsus or Rsnttsnt 10 simply
s.sety and court disease aag7lds~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

Gov VIM Stone will address the people Of Iowa
upon the political muss " Tie day. at the follow ns
places and times, v1r.
Keo.suquA Friday. Aue e 9 p N.
stRpufAey THURSDAY. Aug 90 pm.
MontetunfA Yffdsy Ang II 2p. m.
Opkaloosa, Saturday, eept I. bpm.
Newton, Tutgs ~, Aept II p.
BooUesboto fh1ndsy ssp. Is, 20
Fort podg. FRIDAY Sept. II, o m.
wsnsss< Uty, eAtuF1ay. srns is, Up. N.
Abba SATURDAY.. p ps -. p. m
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. Up m.
The FRIENDS th< cause, and tbs Repsblican centra
Committee " shs several counties. sre REQUESTED 4
sks all he local srrasgene ns for the ueetine' In
respective counties. NJ CUTre.
Chsirmsa Rep stAas Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

REP FRk HG&ajs~ I'll 44T.
s<oisdssa-ssa. r..sss
Hen. JAMES F. WILSON,
- For Secretary Of eeste,
COL. ED WRIGHT, Of Cedar Co.
For fresefsr OF sesse. -
MAI "A NIL =. RANKIN, 81 Washington
For Auditor Of State,
john A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell &c.
s'3 For ATTORNEY. eenersi..
FEE. BIssELL. Of Dubuque &c.
forRerhtrr Of fhe snse LAndonce,
Col.sC. c. CARPENTER, OF Webster Co.
For Reportss ~ the suprsme Ceuvt,
Z. H. STILES, Of Wapelle Co.
FOR Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Capt. CHAB. l.. .LINDERMAN, 81 Page
JUDICLAL,:
For District Judge. f7 u
Hon. FRANCIS SPRINGER.
For Preventing Attorney
JOSHUA TRACY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay Of
Warning aud Instruction for yonux Men Afro Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
means Of relief Sent free Of charge sealed letter en
vsiopss. Address Dr.. J. sKlLLIN HoUGHTON, How
ard Association, PhilsdeipAis Pa.
anel6-d.r-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

CaL6ATEN An HAfie ,YGEfA~lg ytsP.
superior reflet Soap, slrepar4d fron rean>s
Vegetable Oils in continuation With Glyssrins9
and especially desig ed the nse Of Ladies' and or
the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite, andits
Ing propsr.iss unrs,Aiisd por sal. by Al druesssss.
febT3dtwls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

Hon wuddAs LouaHBipeE, Republican candidate fol
Congress- viii sdde the people ss the following tim.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24
A CROWN OF GLORY.
KvRRY NAN, woman and Child Who h.. used
STERLING'S AMBRCSIA

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once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
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ociicstciy perfumed pstiorz.d by Opera Singers and
Addressed Sold In splendid soxe. cartons contain
ing tire large bottle--Sc. for morning. No. I Sbs
evening
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
eTxRLINGs AMBROsTA is the est moss asrSeaAis
and effective toilet in the ~orIl To prove this, try
carton.
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sieriinE's Amhrosia Aansfaet sribg.sConpsa
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

gVSHIs Com ,any b-iss n Mk INSURANCE. COM
II fAs}, eommeads il asrtit u.sris Ia tar citizens Of
iosa Insurance made huliapE- ofall ktn4x, Fur
nitns Pis:- Wearing f4r-i and Nr-cApffse Also,
1oods sud Atrrf4 t,s. tt4si.ft sb.tAsr
by q. an, Lsts kir-r. Par s,sn,
4nsntsur- .sh~n the ieeeraIe rates. sud loss
- promptly adjusted
DfEkrTORF
3. y. BOWER, cry Rover Co
M PATTERSON, ~ Patterson 4 risnbernsn.
kDWARD ktLBUCRHE, L~s.ee X Nj r. n, = n
PkcH. tfCady Peek
JAts y. sHs'LrY, Lat OF Cox I shtifvJ
~ L. CsNN li5Ls, ID Co ifxbis y Smith
LnNs r. at tir,t National Bank.
M A BhoNNRtL, o. B-owa.Il Bro
SMITH HsNILL, 0ts H.rsiii 4 Co.
0FFifER&
RF BOWER Pr~sacet AnANs. t.er~try
" sHRLLsY Vice Pr-e'i ~ f0NF, Treasurer.
aprl-d III 6ILLNoRE Auorsey
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-29

The first "clean up" of the Wide
Awake, on Red Warrior Gulch, South
Boise, this year, after a run of only
twelve days, yielded $4,000,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-29

Wasoo Lodge, No. I5, f. A. q A. M.---
Holds Its stated Communications on the Fret and Third
Mondays of each month, at their hall in Dalles City,
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH l.. Pope, Sec'y. by order of the W. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-29

"FEET" IN New YoRK.-We met
recently q gentleman just from the
eastern States, where he had been III
the interest of some of the many
quartz lodges in Idaho, which ono we
now forget, and in the conversation
with him we found tito be his opinion
that it was useless attempting to in
duoe eastern capitalists to invest in
tho development of our mineral re-
sources, unless they can be persuaded
to send reliable agents to this country
WHO mnst themselves 60 upon the
ground and realize with their eyes the
facts, The following from the Idaho
World of tho 18th inst. is nearly TO the
Same effect:
A friend writes us from New York
that there are large number of Idaho
quartz men thore who are attempting
TO make sales, but they have so far
found the business quite dull. He
says those who have accumulated
vast sums, have invested them in Gov.
ernment, Oil, Railroad and other stocks,
and don't seem to have very great
disposition to embark in quartz There
are some of the very best leads in
Idaho Territory here for sale, and it
is astonishing to me that men will
make investments in the stocks abore
mentioned, and have go great dis
inclination to invest in the quartz
which is here for sale.
DR.. Hawthorne is here with a part
of the Atlanta, in the Yuba district
also Jessie Benton, Grey Eagle, aud
Willamette, some of the best interests
in the Territory-also with large
number of leads in Flint District,
Owyhee clunty.
One great cause of an indisposition
to invest is that certain persons have
been on here and sold wild cat, and
made a character Of represen tation,
which has misied companies as to ex-
penses, mode of working mines, time
at which results would likely be OBJ.
tanned, &c.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-29

JUST IN TINE Yesterday we re-
ceived a copy of the San Francisco
Call, datel February 2Sth, being only
one month old when it came to hand