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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-10-18
How to Get out of the pig sty.Y

AOW ~ 0cI OuL VI INC rig sly.
The Richmond Wing refers to an arti-
Gle which recently appeared in the Lon
don Times, relative to the antiquity of the
different races of man, and remarks that
"the Times assumes that all races of man
being of equal antiquity, their present ex-
IRENE diversity of condition must arise
either from difference of breed or from
difference of opportunity" In other words,
says the Times, "suppos;ng that We all be-
gan by living in a pig-sty, and that some
Of us have got into palaces; or, at any rate,
into comfortable cottages do those who
are in the pig-sty stay there because they
like it, or because they have never had a
chance Of getting out of it?'
All the other branches of the human
race, except the sable son Off Africa, have
come out of the 'spigsty." The com
bined efforts of the christian world have
failed in their behalf. They can neither
be coaxed nor driven out We must con-
cEude therefore that s.he likes it, most
decidedly.
Our radical brethren in this country
have recently made a grand discovery re-
latlve to the negro race, that throws the
researches of the chronological Society Of
Great Britain in the shade-a discovery
that refutes all the stern facts given to
the world by Livingstone, Anderson, and
other explorers Of the w;lds Of Africa
They have discovered that the negro race
is as susceptible Of high intellectual and
moral development as any other; and they
intend to coax him out Of the "pig sty''
by investing him with one of the most sa-
cred privileges that man can enjoy in his
highest condition of civilization and en-
lightenment, the elective franchise. =
Give the negroes, many thousands OF
whom are scarcely half civilized. aud are
utterly incompetent to understand the sim
plest rudiments of civil government, much
less its more intricate workings, sand he
will come out Of the S'pig-sty" a renewed,
regenerated and elevated being. If the
Ethiopian" cannot "change his skin, y
the right to vote in obedience to the d.
rections Of radlc teaching will change his
whole moral being Blessed is the man
that first invented negro suffrage
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-10-18

1g~ Complete returns of the late cleo
tons in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa have not yet been received. Stuff
cient information has come to hand, how
ever, to indicate the success Of the radi-
Gals by large majorities-in Pennsylvania,
fifteen to twenty thousand, Ohio, thirty to
forty-fve thousand, Indiana, probably
twenty thousand, and Iowa, about the
same. Next week we shall be enabled to
give the official returns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-10-18

NRIND STONES. For sale BY
VI Oct. IS. CAMPBELL. BANNER & co.
GOAL OIL and Lamps. For sale by
" Oct Is G. d. co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-10-18

A WONDERFUL OLD LADY The Ma
con Georgia. Telegraph, says an old lady
named Martha Carson. aged one hundred
and three years, six months and three days,
died lately in Bib county, Ga. She had
cut three sets Of teeth, the last being small
and like squirrels. She never took an
active dose Of medicine in her life. Up to
within six years she would walk two or
three miles with the greatest ease. About
eight years ago her sight faileds but when
she cut her last set Of teeth, about two
years since, it improved very much She
was born in North Carolina, but has liv-
ed in Georgia for sixty years. Her old
est son, William, died in Louisiana. few
months ago, at the age of eighty-one or
two years She had eleven children, five
of whom are now alive.
A New GUNpowDER. "A letter from
Paris states that German has brought to
that city a new gunpowder, invented at
Leipsic, which does not explode in the
open air when inAalned. but burns like tin
der. But in a close cavity it explodes with
much more force than any other known
species of powder 1t is cheaper than or
binary gunpowder, and can be manufac-
tured anywhere. It's ingredients are. how
ever, Kept secret.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
THE FATHERS ON THE VETO.

Many of the most distinguished of our
Revolutionary fathers and of the trainers of
the Constitution were opposed to giving the
veto power to the President And some Of
the wisest and best of them, and those mos,
noted for their championship of freedom and
equal rights, and the sovereignty of the D 60.
pie, predicted the most disastrous conseonen-
ces, as likely TO result from it. And tina,
our readers may understand how they fell,
and what they thought and said ahou. the
matter we quote from the Madison's repor,
of the debates in the Constitutional Conven.
ton. The discussion arose on the PROPOSE,
ton for IN absolute veto, but the qualified
veto is just as bad in principle, and practical
ly amounts to the same thing, If it enable,
one man to control the action of the Con
gress of the nation.
we give hrs' in order the remarks OF BEy
JAsIs FRASxtlS, distinguished above hi,
compeers for his philosophical learn;n. onS
practical wisdom
"Dr: FRANKLIN said he was sorry to d;H.,
from his colleague. for whom he had me
cnntf
not help it on this. He had some exner;enc,
of this check in the executive on The ler;s
lature, under the proprietary kovemmenf J
Pennsylvania. The negative of the Gov
ernor was constantly made use of IN 49,,
money. No gooi law Whatever couId :,
passed without private bargain With him
An increase Of his salary, or some dons
ton was always made q condition n
at last it become the regular nr.c
tice to have orders in his fSyor. az ~,
treasury, presented along with 10 h;Ils - <,
signed, 80 that he might actually rrcs;vs -,
former before he should sim IL 49,. -
When the Indians we're scalpIn. 81. 49, sssL
people, and notice Of it arrived, H. ssssnn
renee Of the Governor in the meens ~ s.,r
defence could not be got till il =. s.s -.
that his estate should BE- exempted fInm = $
alton; 20 that the people were % S.h. =,
the security Of his property, whilst he -. ~ -
bear NC share of the burden. tn -. :. :.
mischievous sort of check. IF the erecnt;v.
was 70 have council, such : power would i.
less Questionable. Il was tina. the In. :,
Great Britain had not, a. vss ss,S
exerted his his negative aimee H.
revolution but that matter wss ees;lv az ~.
planned. The brides and emoluments ~ ~
sivsn to the members Of Pazliamsai SSsd@.
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IOWA ITE ms.

TERRIBLE And FATAL AocIDEsr.-Last
Tuesday afternoon boy by the name Of
Levi Shelter. at work IN Mr.. Stockwel's
lower mill, was caught between pair of
rollers, and his arm drawn between them up
to the shoulder, and the roller continuing to
revove, the flesh was torn from his shoulder
and breast in a shocking manner. Drs. Gal
lagher and Wethercll were Immediately
called, who removed the mangled limb but
the hoy never revived from the effects of the
shock, and died in an hour after the accident.
Lyons Mirror,
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil denies that
Gail Hamilton is a sister of Gen. Dodge.
There is line of stages running between
MeGregor and Dubuque.
The De Witt Observer reports case Of
genuine Asiatic cholera in Clinton county.
German immigrant died of the disease
according to q doctor.
The Muscatine Journal gives the follow
ting item of history: "Muscatine was lait
out as town BY Col. vanater thirty year.
ago this summer. Col. Isett was one of tn,
surveyors of the original plat. The town wa.
called Bloomington till lS49.
There is considerable discussion anon.
the journals of the Sixth Congressional Dis
| trict upon who shall be the candidate e
Congress. Judge Hubbard present incum
bent, Judge Porter G. NJ. Woodbury., Mar
shalltown, and Col. John Scott are promi
nently named for the Office. The probabiIi
ties seem to favor Hubbard or Woodbury.
e. W. Brady, of the Mount Pleasan
Journal, has been presented with handsom
set of silver plate by mis- old friends at Gosh
octon, Ohio.
AT the last meeting of the Methods
Quarterly Conference Of this city it wa
unanimously resolved to ask authority iron
the Annual Conference to sell the presen
house of worship, with the view Of buiIdin
larger and more convenient edi6ce Nus
casine Journal
The Eddyville Star says: "The Gar
CRY has lately been enlarged, and is now tb
largest daily paper in the State. The ne,
proprietors display great deal of energ
and ability in the laborious duties of ge,tin
up first-class daily, and they are succeedin
admirably, as they well deserve to do. Tn
'uATs is much improved, and is now on
OF the best papers in the West"
"A letter from Bannock CITY, written h
b. +. Gibbons. to the RecorJar &c c,a..a
county, says Wm. F. Ross was acc;dsn,J
siiied BY the premature discharge Of a cun /
his own hands, while out prosners;no NJ,
hoss was formerly School Fund Com ue;s.;nn
Or OF Alamakee county, and the founder !
hossvilie IN that county. Gregor Ne,c.
/ The McGregor Ne,cs says that q aoa,
ing palace" a regular den of iniouitv vh;c
has been standing nuisance and diser.e
70 our town for year or two past, but whic
our authorities could not muster up course
70 ahase, vas burned on Wednesday after
noon by party Of citizens from Prairie d
Chen, who had suffered from the depreda
tons Of thieves, for which the place was
shelter.
| DEWrrr oasravra-The Dewitt Ob.~rr
entered upon its third volume thi, wesk. ~
tie anniversary was marked By tho spla.,s
msas Of The papx 70 . ssvsa sslsna ,Aese
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- RtolNAI NOTICE. &c ) nlIl.ng.. Ia..Lna. e.

~ RfGlNA Al NOTICE TO Riilftg.. Isarinds FL
~ Lngs AaDs Wsksr. q Buckingham Nm II
Erixh er n Co. Duvas soeersk Go Llsue Sanders 4
Co. Vim RHistck. II o %cad ~a-d, Rachael iyneh, w
iynea wfam Eslwsrds u Usieh, ! FGrypws,
ntrx kr. w Il "a, W pefaa~ GcnpatIa srnSth,
Knight Wesley nj Ill., Jno tsbktn Inc Nc nae,
A Whitney. executor Sc. Adj HiBe, Hugh henasdy.
fs-tAaa and r. Sarah, mnd n G f@ngs Glars knf
diek EliEa kEGslsk, rxesttriI. Kate kAie, L arrs
Alns RudaIcs. Mary Fuiiitk, My Rufdick, William
Rnddick AMI Jessie Rn4i X def. ntsnts
You ard each ~ Ven hereby not fed that thare IL
on ME the Clerk office of the District reur; q
Les County, " At Repknk. ptttti8n Ia tqsry u
I'm 3 sranst yoa e iiniht t4cft against
rou AL aga upon thcss prossart nate-. CIV
sail ptai,t Y. th@ sun Of Fftvseren huaered
and ~. y-hse Dollars 1851 2l uHd pr efnt inter
est and against all sad defendants trasis or the
foreclosure of ortsia orzsze made BE- Nil
hnes planta, dated 18th June 1856. upon the = Of
4 sectioD tv nty {-0l. ard the x at : Il <ecfi
tsi To~nsi'p sxtyssx &C. Rang- Ave ia t~o the
y of thu 4 section twelve {fal ard the x ofN
SECTION two t2), fown-hip sixty-sx t6f Range ak
ts all in Lse County, Iowa Also prsy ne far tk sr
closure Of certain ufeninifring mortgage nate by
ssid Billings TO II II slJpg. psrt- al Iais
snd In Diok thirteen (3 Eeokuk. ee GouatY. hive.
known ss the Athenrnn PROPERTY also Civ y T.
the psymsrt Of the gn<e rrst Above described and
the therein named and saa petition rrays the
sair both sail lands and lots satis said ~ the
estngui.hment NJ the eqniy of REDEEM; tier nd r
tral ief And the said II III Bedtns II harebg rtIled
that elton has been allowed In sal sut restrsn
ing him from satisfying canceiiinx said halter mort
gage made to him.
And yon each a,rear and tafa petition ~
81 the second day % the of sati enrt,
n te held ut Keokuk en- the second a3av II r.
temher, 1850, judgment a. prayed f viii II had
therein. III. sG8TT NOV FILL,
jygTd PLAINTIFF Attorney
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RELIEF AID HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS


Weh.ye mt M and sold this article hv 30 ysars
and c.s EAT Tnrra Of II What we have
never been able TO ay OF any other medieine-srvEn
Rss n rarlRo A sIaaLa Issrasus 70 HvsEcf craA
when timely used Never Ola know IN instances Of
dssssfaction by any vho used IT, On the contrary.
all are delighted With Its operations. and spsth In trrns
Of onmendstios Of its magical effects and medical vr-
tines. We speAi in this matter -vHsf VI ksov, ahsr
% Year, experts asD fIEpoE oua xTrrrAf'os roa
.Hs yrtvrixrsr OF We .Kns psciasx In almost
every instance where the nf.at Suffering fTs0 pain
and exhaustion relief will be found 10 ffseen minutes
sner the syrup Is administered.
Pull directions for usas viii sceomrany each bottle
None genuine unless the fscsi1iie q CURTIS PIE
KISs, Ne. York, 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throsshoet.the world
Price, only 36 Cents per Bottle
apr2t-dAp6m
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sATcHELoa,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best In tbs werdi Tho only trns
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instan
tAneous Produces Immediately splendid Block OF
natural Brown without ln.uri,s the hair .ktn Rem
edi4s the M effects ofh.d dyes Sold BY all Druggists
The genuine "a signes william A Bate .stor Also,
REGESKRATfS1 EArhAcl or aILLsYLEgRs,
for RESTORING and B~ausifyisr the Hair.
aux1r-As~iy CHARLES RArcHEbOK. n.
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Legal Notices.

+ EGAL NOTICE.-To A. L. Deming and
- W Cleyhorn trustees for themselves. ant u II
u rrisoD. James II Hesty, r Ford AID W Fofd,
II Hsrrisou. James II Holscy, Ford, d Ford. Guy
Wells So@h Greeley, David Gum q DaYfs siAhey d
Root Caroline Hest, Etbn Gum, Ford Zen, l.
lannon's Potter Laui, Plume, psrmties - fr5tt,
Myers KBiseiy, Alexander, P Tafass. Michael
Bashey james Hanna, Graves, A bosmer Nats tee
johnston Of the aIs VI . florence,
deceased J Eastman Baok 81 Old Dorriuion, tteTt
WsIi-, Jesse Aatby, IL Hu,kamp sbber Reefes. Henry
Tgwle. Hiram barney eatmsn Robinson Go, J Z gar
Thompson. Thomas Davis Charlotte fuivan Vim Oh
-iss, sEodtasd, VIM Rnddirk, Thonas Pagett
| Stevenson, HeyhurE 4 Bro, FietiiH d Lucas, w
Miller, q heytnr, IL Howell faiontY, Peter
Eichey, aonhia Clendenui1g, Horrish
You asd each Of hereby notified th-t there is
hls the Office Clerk District Court
Of Lite county lows Font Nsassan, petition of
/ punh, claiming Of YIN, the tad DeGiDg ard w
Cltghprn, trrstee, Ar. the Of nine ioHsani and
nis dollars srd ten per cent per interest FROM
October 29th 1885, money due criAsa mortgage
ard also praying against all Of on The foreclosure ~
ssid age aai tbe saie u ths f1tsung s-d
OF the side Of the nafter 81
t,ir flour ga IN township srty.tve {t5 fenes
i've Isl wet and the undivided on4-Iaif q 1a
der 81 s.id northwest quarter q sect =. hi
epgsty, to~s.
UEleAs ron appear thereto and def nd bsfa coon II
the second day Of the term Of said Dits C5aft
commence on the third gondsy in ptcau Der 5uag-
Mt aid DEGREES viii be rerfld gsiBt ysu threon
| by default KASRIN 4 MecRARY.
Rev, hue stamp a0e Attys f4r Pisiut4
| tyfsd
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caLsArEp .RanAnu rksg1AsLE soar.

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyeerfnsi
and especially designed for the OF Ladies Aad
the n arsery. Its perfume b sr qus,se, and IL
ing properties unrivaed FOR sale by all druggists.
f.bT2d4ylv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

ARIGINAL NoTIgE-To Etward Dillon, defendant.
~ Won hereby notified y nj there il ils
the Clerks Office OF the District Court or Lsa Iauntv
Iowa. st Kcokuk, petition Of Hiram Barner. claiming
Judgment against Won, Edward Dillon. for the tum of
Fix Hundred Dollars, upon your moftgRge made CtAs
Mason, rpnn the following described premses t.
Lot tol Block 1hty five 1861 In Nelson's Lower Ad-
dticn to Keokuk, In Lee County Iowa aud sg aiust
you all praying for the foreclosure ~ ssfd gage the
ssle OF aid premises eed OF all Interests Of said Defend
ant IN same, 10 pay of said debt the extrgushmeut OF
ali equity Of redemption, and for e. neral relief.
Now YOU appear and said petition By noon
OF the second Day 81 the next Of said Curt be
held the second Monday OF September 1853 or jnds
ment will be had therein, prayed for bv defsuit
Ii. SCOTT HOW EfL
jyzd .ttornev for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

nRIarNAL N0FIcR--To Benjamin =. 6aues, aaten-
" iant Yon HEREBY netitv1 that there Is nowe
file in the Clerks Office Of the District Court q Lee
County, Iowa. at Keokuk, petition e IiiEsm Baeaes,
claiming Judgment agsinst you beniamln y 6aiaea,
for the Of Six Hundred Dollars upon your mort s9e
aie Charles Mason, upon the following described
prems wit Lot four a.. block hundred and
fourt (f4. M1sons Lover Addition 10 the City Of
Ke kuk in Lee County, iowa, and against yen all
praying for the foreclosure Of said mortgage tie sale Of
said premises freed OF all Interests of said defendants in
same II pay on said dabt, the extingHhment of all
equity 81 redemption, and for general reiiet.
Now you must appear and answer said tition by
Of the second day the of sid 6ourt- be
held the second Monday Of September 1861 or udg
ment will be had therein a. pray I'd Tor by def-ns
Ii. sc FIT How ELL
90 cts stsmpl Attorney for Plaintiff.
L21-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, wensn and Child who hss used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

WoNgN require moro sleep than mon, and
farmers less Jhan those engaged in amy 9th,
OF OCCUPATION. lilaTs, reporters, pTiAters
and telegraph operatorsneed no sleep atpln
Lawyers can sleep as much as thsys choose,
as thcy will thus be Kept out OF mischief
CIergymsn are allowed to sleep tweny,four
hours, ahd'to put their parish 10 sleep once
"a week.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

TnE Abcpisenlt tAtiss.) S'@A 6Sd,ih tells
the following:
"Look ont there !syShat are. Sougkieking
my dog for ?"
ffm klekihg hei cs1sehes fnlhof ilaas
lnd d0u't want EN- TO get on my clothes"
'Flcas tllV aegi6 Why that dog sleeps
with me"
"Yes, darn you, thar,s whar he gets EN-" /"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16
A Queer DerIyntIOn,

IIcrc Is an tom whioh the author Of
T The Reason lIby" failed to get in his
HSxadderatlo Great was very fond of
eggs roasted in hot ashes. AS soQn as his
cooks heard he was como home 10 dinner
or supper, they called aloNd TO tl1eippnder.
officers III eggs Wptisg' he grGte! which,
repeated every day atnoon and evening
male s,raugersE think Il was tho priuce's :
real pamc, and. Therefore, gave him no
otbcH ar.a postetity has been, ever since
that time, undcr the same dolusion.
ENh@tapiyaI 2nT VI aflHT IAA'
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


DI virtue Of an order of sale 70 me issncd from
ID the Court Of Probate, OF Wood County, Ohiot
viii offer for sale at public auction, on MONDA \,
April ., 1896, between tie hours Of aud y. h'i
" said day, on OF near the premises, the following
,lescribed land aud tonenents, to-wit The n 4 OF
the Il Of The Sc u n section l6gin town 3, Of
range u c, 40 acres more or less in Wood County,
Obo Tgrnis lcgal.l r..r,u
RI Ia DANfEL tfALL, Administrator.
GEoPGE STRAlS, Attorney.
March z, 1866. ... d5oSA 90
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nlsooye,y of a Sub,errnueaul niycn /,

iue 'aONhoh IHtft" VI MlChlSal, slNs
subterraneau river has becp discey@od a
few miles north of that city. 1t says:
Nir about two o'wscKs past Mr., Cox. hv.
iug few miles north OF this city, has been
sinking an artesian well ltSlpsecuRe an I'M
failing supply of water, The boriug oom,
Menced 10 tho rdhk2 isot bal0skl thd sur
face. in the bottom of an old well. After
going down about 40 te9ts esHaiA spiseaals a
feet in thickness, was found, aud below thar
l8.QE 20 ieot s0l 1eitpuinaAs shale. After
foachiug distance of 200 feet tho water in
the welbsuideulyaa oat and thaa roaring
Of a subtorraneau riyor coul be heard,
The roaring of this river can 10 distinctly
heard several rods from the well.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

Thotst day Of April last, 1SGi, put seven eggs,
prepared by Iurersolfs Patent Proofunder hen.
The eggs were not removed at any time during the
period Of ofincubaion and all except one came out in
good cond iton and unchanged About tie ith day or
June, put es Of the preserved eggs ont in the
and left them, day and night, for six weeks, and the
most OF them Kept good think three out Of tho
twelveSere bad / iud they kept almost, as wcll in
one. place as another. TH0S, NICHOLS,
96 Market Place, New York
August n, 1864, rjI i...Ig.-t teo 4lm+
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A WRITER out in rosey county Indiana.
speaking Of girls says; A girl is a dIhmg.
rod the eyes are tho hooks, the suile the
bait the lover lho gudgeop, and marriage
the batter h which il is kied,
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-at rti5 la .s.. TERMS. jagiss V-- te 81. hai
Tuition for the Full Course, including Bust r's
p ness PGnmansllip .-.-4-s---- 4s-- $50
IeGgraPhng Course --.----------7--t---- 70
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Teachers Course in Penmanship ----.. Is
To any who have doubts CONCERNING where to,
go for a Business Educatlon we say---f you study
one week with US, and fad We have deceived you
by false representations ssk for your tuition fee,
and it will be refunded. ..-H
For full particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular. ..-. ..--., -.a. . 4lz