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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-07
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| 9es 20 of-"Exactly .1-solon Single said .
| .ney were there "every time" Ifhe f.l. aovley,'
y tne morning, he took Pispt.tion Bitter,. N 4.
ieit weary 1t night, he tsok Plantation Btter, II
le iaeked appetite, was weak, lapgnid or mentally
| depressed, ne took Plantation Bitters: and they
| firm. P'As s4eaie anu
rev persons want any better authority but n
some may, Just read the following:
owe much to you, for 7
my life. naFe shFea
REV. W. H. WAGNER, Madrid NY"
e erer ff01 Dyspepsia. aad had = abandon preach
have cured me. 1'A''on 0'''ei'
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York civ.
bad lost ali appetite
"a "a 20 70 1eak and ener-Aed could hardly walk,
The Plantation Bitters have set me al r;vbt =
JAMES HEIMINWAY, ST. Louis, Mo-
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidnsys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for Years.
" G G. MOORE, 2s4 Broadway, N. y"
:, An- y d. DENOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for 6oldiers Children. saw, she ebas
given II 10 the weak and invalid children under
nor cnarge, With the most happy and gratifying
resnits. We have received over hundred r.sm,
u sacn certihcates, but advertisement is 10 ef
ieetive as what people themselves say of a good
article. Our fortune and our reputation is at
STAKE The original quality and high character
Of these goods viii be susisined under every sud
all circumstances. They have already obtained a
sale IN every town, village parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitAtor. trv to
come q near our name and style a. they can, and
because good article cannot be sold as low n =
poor one' shey find some support from parties who
do not care what thev sell Re IN xo,,, ,r.r,l
See our private stamp over the cork
r. IL DRAKE L CO., New York CITY.
Druggists.
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Fires.

Cincinnati, July s.
A double brick house on Vine street hill,
and occupied by 8. 8. Carpenter and DR..
Wheeler was destroyed by fire on the 4th.
Loss 5000.
The tota' loss at the Lawreneeburg, Indi.
ana, fire will reach 100000. Seventy one
buildings were destroyed, covering an area
ofnearly two acres.
CHERRY VALLEY, N. r, July 6.
All the buildings on the north side of Maip
street, IN this place. and the barns attached ia
Stevens Hotel and to j. Satliffs house. were
destroyed BY fire last night. Loss from S75..
coo to 100000. The FIRE is believed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
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The Fo.rth In N.shvi,i..

NASHVILLE, July s.
The Fourth was celebrated here by several
pic-nics. The local portion cfthe community
assembled at Busely's grove, and were ad-
dressed BY Hon. Mr.. Maynard and others.
Several prominent men present. The negroes
held celebration at Fort Gillem, which was
regular cavalry. General Fisk received des.
patches last night from Symrra, on the Nash.
vile 4 Chattanooga railroad, asking Tor I
detachment Of troops to quell the disturb.
ance between the citizens and negroes.
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report. of murder and robbery by the neor

reports Of murder and robbery by the negro
troops on the Red River.
The steamer Piscano, from Bagdad June
26th arrived at Brsshaer Cily; steamers H oil.
comb and Eugenia with ten schooners CON
tanning Gems. Mejia, Alvarez and staff, to-
gether with several thousand persons, consist.
ing OF troops, Government officials, women
and children, crossed the bar OF the Rio
Grande on the 18th, bound to Vera Cruz
evening of the 26th with 2,tO0 men. Ma,a.
moras was remarkably quiet and orderly.
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sp..,.i. from w.sh,.ss...

NEW York. July q.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington:
A general order has been issued by the d.
rectfon Of the President, that all deserters
from the regular army, who rsjoin their
regiments at any Military Post or Recruiting
rendezvous, prior to the 18th of August, will
be returned to duty without punishment, on
condition that they will make up lost time and
forfeit their pay.
The committee Of Conference have agreed
upon the following among other provisions
while street railways can increase their single
cent on their fare to cover the tax, the pro-
viso requires that they shall sell tickets bs tha
package With only the exact tax added to the
regular rate. The PAPER question stands as
fixed by the Senate. Viz: printing paper oi
all description is free, and office paper il
taxed 3 per cent. ad valorem. The tax Of
one tenth of one per cent. on oil auction
sales is agreed to. The tax GU ready made
clothing is fixed at 2 per cent, and tai,ors,
miliners, shoe makers, &c, are to be ex.
empted from tax as IN the House bill, when
their work Of materials does not exceed one
thousand dollars annually. Cordage and
rope cable, made of vegetable fibre, are put
on the free list
Gen. Sherman will be in New York on the
seventh, Philadelphia on the ninth, Boston
on the twelfth, and on the thirteenth will be
at Dartmouth College, where his nephew
graduates.
The Treasury Department is engaged in
preparing the formal and official statement
of the public debt for the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1866, and will not, therefore, pub
lish the usual informal monthly statement 70.
July lst. From four to six weeks will proba.
bly, elapse before the various accounts can be
balanced and returns received. and the official
statement bs ready for publication.
The Washburne Investigation Committee
will be prepared TO report on the Memphi,
riots within few days.
Thomas G. Parker, Superintendent Of In
| dian affairs at Carson City, Nevada, reports
| to Commissioner Cooley that the Indians ID
that superintendancy are all in good health
and are peaceable aud quiet On the Tsuches
| river reservation few acres of land have
been ploughed, and the people have planted
potatoes AMI variety of other vegetables
They seem to be well pleased with the idea ant
| work faithfully. Agent Campbell, At the Walk
| ers river reservation. has also caused few
acres of land to be ploughed and seeds sowp
He thinks that these experiments win DE-
much to press the Indians with the idea O
permanent and substantial and systematic
| farming.
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THE CHANGE.

Hereafter our first page will be devoted to
the Telegraph Reports and an Editorial Sum
mary of the news. On the second page will
os found the Editorials, State News, and Cor.
respondence, while the third page will be de.
voted to Miscellaneous, Agricultural, &c, &c.
The Local News, Market Reports-6nan-
elal and commercial and river news will, az
formerly, be found on the fourth page.
This change of the arrangement Of the
reading matter in the GArE will greatly bene.
ut our advertising patrons, as it makes each
page Of equal importance to our readers.
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Its q most delightful Hair Dressing.
II erzdicates scurf and dandruf.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling off.
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon win do. It
10 pretty-it is cheap-durable. 1t is literally
sold by the load, and yet its almost incredible
demand is daily increasing. until there is hardly
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use il.
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, ~ Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Further Partic uiars OF the Fire at Port
land, Ne.

PaHTLASn, Me-, July 0.
/ Five car loads Of provisions came down
from Boston last night, aud are being dis
tributed TO the people. A fire company, SO
strong, from abroad, have been working all
plies have come from various places. They
were greatly needed, as most Of the provision
stores had been buruedsend thara ho Nv -,
anything to be bought, and our people were
mostly living on bread and ale. The city
buildings and Custom house piazed up aga.a
this morning, aud occasioned considerable
alarm.
The city was in darkness last night, owing
to the gus being cut off. A rain is falling
now, but it is scarcely needed, as The flames
were so fierce that all vegetation is scorched
off the ground.
The First and Second National Bank funds
and securities are all saved, and there is no
doubt in regard to any of the others. John
H. Harrington should be added To toe list Cd
clothing dealers who have suffered. The
brass works establishment Of l.. Crockett was
no, burned, as reported The endeavors to
save Winslow & Doians packing mill were
successful, which saved Commercial street
and the lower side of Free street. The Ma
tion,.l Traders Bank papers and money arr
all safe. also the papers of the Ocean lns,rr-
ance Company. Workmen are busy clearing
the ruins, and everybody is busy erecting
temporary residences and places Of business.
Our shade trees ore mostly ruined. The
newspaper offices are issuing slips, and will
probably go ont of town TO print for the pres
ent. Owing to the noble charity of oihe
towns and cities no one is suffering for food.
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring is not >
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
coHstie, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty OF the hair This II the original Hair
coloring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. 1t restores grey hair TO It's original
color by gradual absorption, in most remark able
nanner. II is also beautiful hair dressing. Soid
III two sizes-50 cents and Shy all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET. Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold byall
Druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
the stage. and in the city belle It. is no longer
secret. They Hagans Magnolia Balm. Iu
continued use removes tan, freckles. pirap4 and
roughness, from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
viii order il for you if not hand at 80 cts per
bottle. ". E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist.
skMA$ BARNES D co WAel,saIe sEtnf N. r.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold byall
Druggists
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
% bsthe the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh, TO allay Inflammation 70 perfume
clothing, for headache, 4c. II is manuisctured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. TITS favorte
with actresses and opera singers 1t is sold By all
dealers, at $i.eo in large bottles, and by DEsAs
Barnes Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratega Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


NEw York, July 6.
Last night party of about SIXTY BOYS
crowded on shed on the corner of Shsrrif
and Grand streets, to witness the display oil
fire works on East Broadway, when the shed
gave way, breaking the ribs of Mrs. Annie
Granger, and severely injnring her daughter
Catharine. man, name unknown, was also
severely injured; also the following BOYS:
Anderson Brown, Edward Gillespie, Joseph
Merrill, Thomas Mulcay, John Smith, James
Friday, and man named VIM. II. Webster
was also hurt. S
There were no fresh developments on Sta
ten Island, and no deaths from cholera. The
sick in the hospital there are all progressing
favorably.
Gen. Sweeney publishes an address to the
Fenian Brotherhood in America, in which he
defends his course in the recent raid on
canada. he recommends the organization
OF Circles, aud the formation OF military
companies by the members under their chosen
leaders. He dates the address at St. Albans,
Vermont, July 4th.
The Heralds foreign correspondence shows
that the monarchs and people we're evidently
astonished at the rapid and successful move
ments Of the Prussian armies IN Hanover and
saxony. Tne report Of the occupation of
Dresden and Leipsic produced considerable
astonishment smong the citizens Of .yienna,
but nothing like CONSERVATION or excitement
The utmost and most perfect secresy was
maintained relative to the Austrian plan Of
campaign.
Il was alleged in Paris that the Parisians
detested the Prussians and the policy Of
Prussia, while on the other hand we are in
formed from Berlin that the Emperor of
France is in hearty accord with Beswork and
King Frederic William. II appears as If
Napoleon was simply confused
The Italian volunteers, on the right bank OF
the Po, were in sight of the Orotian sentinels,
doing dnty for Austria, on the other side:
The Duke de Charles Philips grand son Of
tered his services as an officer to Victor
Emanuel. The offer was declined by the
Italian cabinet
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Lxos's Exrpaeror prny Jsw4Yct 'Grss sr--
'or Indigestion, Nausea lieartbnsas. Sick Head
iche, Cholera Morbus, Fla.ll.gry. 40, where
~xsming itindIant is required. lis careful prep.
Aaation Andsshtire purity nlnkes II cheap and
rsltnA1s aftiels for ealiDhry purpnaes Sold every
Hhsfs, = 50 ess. per bottle Ask for "LyoAs,
Pm Extraet. Take no other.
oa91aeGa spring Water, sold BY all
~:
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ORANGE PLANTS

YNHE undersigned has an Usage Nursery
which he wishes dispose ef VI ,la-.i. ~ syes,-
~ rsdac.d prices This sJ4nis be hauled dis.anes
oftuo ,.s~e2a u4es. for cent? Der thoasand md
vffhosstsh slightest fsiury.
Fer further in form alton rsI on o. sdsr,ss
HARRteoS hgauSIEE
jy-62m Webster. H. aor,ek Co rJis
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DES MONIES VALLEY
RAIL ROAN.
OPEN TO WOODyILLE-I47 NILES
~CHANGE or rIME.-

OPEN TO wOODyILLE-l47 MILES.
~CHASGE or TIME.~
9. sa1 sitter MONDAY, July 9th, isse. asA ..,i
sspsse,1 J - folisvs:
no. l..MAIL.
Ls.yes keoaak At ......................gi4O .. -.
A1s ~ "oodviis at. 3tz5 p. -.
NO. ..MAlL.
Le1sS oocsuis ~ t90 q. n,
arrives n neokuk II -1sV0 - -.
10. 1-ExPRKas.
LeAves scknk at f3D - 1.
AHsS ~ Wooash'e II .-- -..-.--..---1 ! osSo =. -.
uQ &-BxPREaD.
tesves Nocdsf1e At ---............. q q d ~.
Arrives af Asekuk at----....-....-.. at 700 (. =
oA-Chtcagu unei shs stAnAAed b. which n t,r1ns
CITY tius
10-RAssngsrs from Ksokak, ~ In. $50 n ~
40 ~ Z trsins eonneet sish Western eaags csn-
pAay for all points wsss
Passengers for the Hasf By Ii i0oa m and 200 a M
traiss IRON WooduiIe make close sad cssts conrss-
uone With ths 1otedo, wabasA asd Wsstr EoIseY ana
s Ind this The nss dsrect rsss 81. Eoiats - -
eousheast
1S~e a. Qusex assd Iae Unuornly a. Loo
A. By ssy other Route,
T11ovou E1UKHTY
70 al tbs prsepai possts nAss Tor sals Il the ee
the oonpsny In ostusva, EddyvfHe 0stsiao.s Pm y
aonro~, and Des Aones, and for all point. Wi :. ~.
pspctrscket once. xsokuk. Gn0. WIIIIaHs
john aISIS, s,.svt..sr4-r.
0sn'i Ticket Agt. j,T-asS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-16

has every encouragement from the Increase
Ing ease in money aud the Aprh returhs
0fa majority of the roads. The advance
In the rates of freights has increased the
long interest in expectation OF improved
earnings for May.
The miscellaneous list is without special
interest, and upon the whole rather weak.
State stocks are rather tirmer. Govern
ments less active than yesterday. There
are fewer sellers of old 5-2O's, and prices
show tendency to recover the late decline.
10-40's and 1905 are & better.
We understand that on the 10th inst, the
assignee of Charles Graham d Co. paid a
cash dividend of 4a2 per cent. on all claims
against the estate. On the arrest of young
Ketchum the Importers & Traders Bank
obtained from him upwards OF $4,000, so
that the Bank received over 60 per cent. on
the amount of its claim.
Money continues supefabundant. The
banks are Offering large supplies at per
cent. without finding borrowers. On call
loans, however, the rate is most generally .
per cent. Large amounts are still received
for the West.
Paper is in active demand but of prime
notes the supply is limited aud rates favor
the seller. Choice names are caught at 5@G
per cent. with limited amount OF long
dates at COZ per cent.
Foreign exchange for to-morrow's steam
er is moderately active at firm rates. New
York produce bills are scarce at lOS549lO
Cotton bills very difficult of sale, names
generally ranked prime being unsalable;at
l0S14. IN
IL is reported that certain cotton bills
have been returned here and bankers gem
erally treat them with great caution, from
an apprehension that there may be erelong
serious amount Of dishOnored paper.
Gold opened firm but suddenly declined,
under offerings which were regarded as IN
eating that the Government was again seli-
ing. Gold is loaned flat.
New York, May lj.-The Post says:
Considerable surprise has been expressed
this morning at the report, which is said to
be supported by indubitable evidence, that
the Government has been selling gold to-
day. The effect has been to check activity
and dcpress the price OF Government se-
curites. The foreign houses which have
sold 5-20s short with the view to import
them have by this unexpected policy OF
the Treasury been probably aided IN their
movement. 1t is reported that the Govern
ment has sold no gold below l3O, but the
Influence of the sales has been 10 depress
the price to l29l1.
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Hc.gqrsss y, gs goxs q.

corporate power. hut authUrizes tettp pass snera
laws for Che purpose II declares nun Eud void al
special charters heretofore granted BY any.
The 6th secti0n provides thai nd persOn APPOINTED
BY the President any ceinthe Perrtgies shall
rec eive auy cOnpensaiOn unless he shall have en-,
terc up N the discharqe Of mis- 0icia duties within
the Territory aud that no officer shall be paid for the
time he may be absent from the Territory without
authority from the President. II prohibits legisa-
i've assemblies from granting divorces, but leaves
that authority with the courts OF the United states
in the Territory. rss tr.f
The h section is as follows:
And be IL furtbtr enacted, That within the Ter 4
rit0res aforesaid there shall be no denial Of the
ectiiye franchise TO citizens of the Un ted States
because of race or color, and all persons snail be
equal before the law aud all acts or parts oi acts
either of congress or OF the legislative assemhes Of
the territories aforesaid, inco sisent with the pro-
visions Of this act, are hereby declared null aud
void
ihe 10th section entities q Territorial Secretary
who performs the duties Of acting Governor, in the
absence OF the Governor, to receive pay equal 10
the Governors salary. M "a gv v..y
Mr.. LEBLOND moved TO amend by striking out
the 9th section, and dressed che House in support
Of his amendment. lie did not believe mat Com
gregs had the power TO control ctizeas in the terri
tories in regard 10 the right o. suffrage. Referring
tO attempts t. shift tho resp0nsibtyfor the passane
of the cons sttutiona anendme from the hepu lcaI
TO the Dem cratic party he said II would be found
very difficult matter to mako peOp'e beileye that
thirty Democrats controlled the acts I the use IN
important measures lie called for the yeas and
nays on his Amendment -. d.. -,--.
iected by yeas sc. nays 70 -....---, ~
The bill WAS then passed by a vote of 7oto 10.
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New YORK Market-may Is.

COTTON-Firm and more active at "a IS, for
FLOUR-Opencd steady but closed dull and log
2Oc lower. IS 258s so for extra State; ~ 3OallOW
Tor extra round hoop Ohio, and $40 O5&lO 30 ior
trade brands.
! WHlSKY-Quiet;i in bond 26c.
4 WHEAT-Opened steady AID closed dull and nom
ina: 2d4c lower. Sales prime old amber Michigan,
10 arrive soon from Liverpool, at 81 20, AID last
evening boat load of new MOL Milwaukee at 81 0TH,
which is nov decidedly above the market.
RYE-Qiiet. Sa eS western at SIC
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dul
CORN-Opened sosdp frmer, but Osed quiet at
yesterdar's prices. 799S2c for unsound, AMI s2G
SAC for sound mixed western in store and delivered,
"'t5 OATS|BaI at io95Oo for new western $50
Gle for old do.
C0FFEE-Dul.
SUGAR-DuII at lC9lf1sc for Cuba and ne for
Porto Rico
MOLASSES-Firm Porto Rico 7O97jc.
PETR0LEU M--Easier; crude at 2Sc; refined IN
bond 43 ~ g44c; d. for July at 46js.
POKk-Clo.ed heavy at $50 75g3l 90 for new
mess, closing st $50 75 regular; $40 20 30 OO o.
old do, and $24 5092j 90 tor prime. Also $50 hrlS
new mess, FIR May, June and July, sellers and
BUYERS option, at $50 75a3l %.
BEtF-Stcadv a. previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Are quiet al 4ssjOc;
Gu T. MEATS-Frm at l2Ia9l314c tor Shoulders,
and l7JS 9l0o for Hams.
a l5Ae.
LARD Quiet and steady sales, sellers option, at
BUTTER-Hcavy at saa43, for western, and $50
As, for state. o.. g
CHkESE-Dulfnt at Ice. .. So
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Wool market in New york on the IIua

The demand for State and Wes eru Aeeces CON z
tinues t0lerably active and though the market ia .
not 90 huOyant as last week, vet iul prices roadi-
liz obtained for all kinds. The stock is lgltardde-
cTeasrg in view Of which hrldrrs are exceedingly
firm in their views, and almost invariably demand
extreme fgures-particuarl for the fine gra te'.
whca commend ready sale from bOtu manuiac-s
turers and dealers. W find tha, there is material
discrepancy in the views OF different people with re-
gard 10 the pric IS of the new clp-s0e think that
tho farmers will be glad tO dispose Of Sla'e Wool at
4Oc per poun but Others contend that II viii COM
mand Soc ith such conflicting views advanced by
the same class of trAdesncn, u Is impossible tOtorm
an opinion to tue future. which will be otberls
than mere speculative, aud a. likely to prove er-
rOneOus = otherwise.
But the fact that stocks here and in Boston have
become 50 reduced, while the Philadelphia market
is bare must it is ught, exert controlling nu-
ence on the price of the new clip; in view of which.
any reduction of moment is pretty generally re-
garded as out Of the Question-while on the other
hauia further recovery is considered highly proba-
bio la foreign Wool there is only moderate
movement, but he marke ru' es frD and full prices
this week. not reoOrted our last. comprise 22i 600
lbs : ate and We tern leeGss a. from % to u.s.
Cmairiy at 5O96ocl--t stter for fine Ohio; $500
hs Texas. fran l6 70 25'; 9Oh0O lbs Cal fornia sO9
81 5c, zinc udng 2IO)0lhs spri gcio at the higher
figure $4,000 lbs. pulled, 35a5sc 200 lbs. domestic
Nuis, 81: z 100 lbs. foreign do. 22r gold 2i9 bales
unwa bed Providence, part at 4!c; 1870 10. Mestza,
2062sc gold IS do Cape, 2sH gold. and Is do, 3i9
4Oc currency BY auction ~ bales Ne-tz'. damaged,
sold at 's92s1sc cash @ mHfrcidl .ld0eritser.