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Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-10
Military Protection.

a man signing himself Z. S Prince,
and writing from Ripley in this State,
sends apetition to which forty or fifty
names are attached, to Gen. Stone
man, at Memphis, Tenn, asking that
speedy military protection be afforded
the "loyal' men in Tippah county,
whose lives and property are both OBJ
jects of destruction with the South ern
people living there. Gen. Stoneman
refers this paper to Gen. Thomas, who
sends it to Gen. Wood 1t finally
reaches the Sheriff of Tippah county
through the Governor, who asks the
Sheriff for report of the condition
of affairs there. This report states
that this man Prince is a notorious
law breaker, drunkard and liar; and
at the time he forwarded this petition
to Gen. Stoneman he was under in
dictment for violation of law 1t is
further shown that some Of the men
whose signatures purport to be gen
uine, have been dead for months.
They must have been shocked at the
enormities practiced upon the "loyar'
men, and risen Gin the flesh" from
their graves to protest against them.
The signatures of forty odd names to
the petition were written by this man
Prince. The only genuine signature
in the batch is that of the writer of
the petition, and it represents the
only scoundrel in the lot. We have
taken the trouble to ventilate this pc
tition of the ''loyaP' men, because we
believe it to be only sample of the
way in which these petitions are got
ten up. We would warn our military
authorities of the danger of being i'm
posed upon by men whose "loyalty''
is a convenient cloak for the covering
of their rascality We never see a
man whose "loyalty' is so severe as
to need the protection of "the old
flag without guessing at the number
of times he has been in jail or won
dering what statute he has violated
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A "TRUE" PA
PER.-We are in receipt of the follow
ing letter:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DE IT'S TR Y

nR. B. SsoN, DENTIST,
~ Memphis-Rooms at the well known cor
ner of Main and Monroe Streets, NO. 5l2.
Further reference is unnecessary, as our
renutation for unsurpassed skill and success
full operations, are too well and faIvorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
n B.-Don't mistake the name, WATSON,
and Mace No. 3l2. corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn Also proprietor Of the Mem
phs Dental Depot. Jeodu'
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can't. G, q. CAMPBELL,

GENT for Ways Improved Cotton
"A Press, has left Jackson and will be absent
some weeks. All communications addressed to him,
Box No H. jackson Post Office, will receive prompt
Intention. leIulI
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-10

At the Methodist Church in Crystal Springs, on
Monday evening the 4th inst. by the Rev. j. w.
Mcneil Mr.. w. c. WILKINSON to Miss GABRI-
ELLA F. BARNES-all of Crystal Springs Miss
On Wednesday May 9th at the residence of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-27
MARKETs NJ TELEGRAPH.

Chieago Market.
b Telegraph CHICAGO, April =.
wh@at-Markst rsied 1sn q cpeaing. No. q q 10
S. IN advance u 3Osc bet closes % yestsday q ~
IN Northwestern Elevator u q ssl<ol o. closing as
q 81 There II active snqsiry for NO. 2 Springs
q eaDi according location. Rejected epring lail
at 7loflHs-
Hssr-Is geoA dsosnA, vftA aAvascs u &c = bbi.
Cors-Fssa ssd setve; aAvascs q 2osc: No. II -
soc; yellow At SIN; No u 4s0SG Rejected A40Ss.
eisaias Arm for No. 50. cassi Oun iziy aetivs
With sales Of yellow At 81 ancst; ss@ssee b. Nel a
soo52c aaoat and r. seted q 4se. fob.
oa.s-Largw susiry. vitA aA,s.cs q lie, sleslh for
No. l. and a609!k for No..
Rys-Firn; No l. aosec, end No , u 5shoA.
sssas-essady bot qust. #
Pyosissoss-vwy Arnly hold. and sdyanes6s Mos
Pork s2s62o 50d - IS eve<t picksael Hams quiet -
Bulk Shoulders in fair request. sl1olOc loose an
paeked-
LArs-Is good r.as.st 49, folse for ccsnuy ed city
steam rendered, and is1.oish for kettle.
>------
New York Darkst.
By relsGrapAl Srs roax, April ~
CDsson-Dun and unsettled an fully le9e ls~~; ~
034 for Middling.
Rlour-loDss bsstsr; nes~ scfive: n sc6T IS Extra
State: s. s1ss ~ IL r. H. O.; - 2sOl2 Is trads
brands
whi.ky-Quiet ct - 3so3 g fer stats asd western.
wheat-UsehanssA;s q IS old Milwaukee Clnhs n 80
~ old No. MHv.akse d sl0l IS ssv 10. nais.a.
kees 81 = new Amber westsrn.
oorn-Duli; ssDss sssoas4 so0sTs< sossx mixed
Western In store sd delivered.
oa.s-Quist; 4sOls new western; 5.0ee old Do.
colss-Dsn. Ssgar stssAy; ,oszol2 Cssa; liz Porss
Rico; IL for BngsA lsaa.A Aeiassss dull 4eOS5 csaa
70t7s8 Porto Rics.
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Fersign views.
PORTLAND,

PORTLAND, April Is.
The steamer Nova Scotia from Liverpool
the 10th. BY the way Of London the 18th,
arrived here this morning. Her dates are
one day later. The German. questions re.
main without any change. A debate on the
Reform Bill commenced in the House OF
Commons last night. Mr.. Gladstone moved
the bill to second reading, and urged it,
passage. Earl Grosvenor moved his amend
ment to the bill and for postponement Of
its consideration. Lord Stanley seconded the
amendment, when the debate Was adjourned.
The Star calculates majority Of thirty in
favor Of the Reform Bill.
The Oscl says that Gladstone's judgement
will contain several small, but progressive,
charges sweeping away certain minor Gus.
toms, but dealing With the duties on timber
bottled wines.
It u stated that the Government has cent
orders to Mr.. Rswson, the Governor Of
Bahama, to assume the Governorship Of
Bahama on the aturn Of Sir Henry Storks.
Satlerthwash' . circular Of the evening ofthe
18th inst, says the political difficulties il
Germany continues to exercise m adverse
influence on american securities, and the
quotations both Of government and railroad
securities ara considMably lover than New
York prices, owing to sals on the continental
act. 5.2O's hays been largely taken for shin
ment to New York, and on the vesk shoS
only : fractional decline, heine last quoted
1t 71f@72; nlin0is and Ere were q one
time in request, and were taken - high q
$4,000.
Austrian and Prussian Affairs continues il
undiminiahed nncerlainty, causing GEoaa de-
pfessaon a the funds end commerce gone
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THrArRIcAL--"Otheilo'" at the Atheaeum
this evening. Don't fail to hear this nagnif
icent play. Nj. Fairclough has sustained well
the character he has made a. tr.gedian.
His ability as delineator Of Shakespearian
dramatic characters cannot be questioned.
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EscApED.-Two notorious horse thu eves.
says the Fort Madison Plaindealer, escsped
from the State prison on Tuesday night of
last week, cutting their way, as VIC arc IN
formed, through the ceiling r,f ,heir cells.
and through the roof of !. al bn;,d;ne al
course eney nao &C" ,,mplices OUTSIDE
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LECTURE 70 NIGHr.-Let our citizep&re-
member that Mr.. FINcHER, the able and elo-
quent champion of working men, lectures
here this evening. He should have, and we
have no doubt will have, full house. Pro-
gress is the very genius of our civilization.
The spirit Of the age is essentially an active
and inquiring one. It forms theories, but it
tests them in practice it submits its abstrac.
tons to experiments and the crucible Of util.
ity. Political economy has become science
in barely century. The problems Of labor,
and capital, Of rates and wages, Of produc-
ton and consumption, have excited 1t once
popular attention and philosophical investi-
CATION. The intelligent day laborer unites
with the most learned sacans In studying
measures to cure existing defects in society
and the body polite.
This fact itself shows the advance of the
people, the growth Of healthy, free, social
and political ideas. Popular progress will
continue. The people will advance in cul.
ture, in wealth, in sound ideas and in free
dom. That advance will involve expert
ments, some of them successful in attaining
desired ends, others unsuccessful. In any
event those experiments are not dangerous.
There are certain laws that govern the whole
subject Of labor, and capital and wages. 1t
is not for man 70 attempt to destroy or over.
ride these laws, but he should try to discover
and apply them. This involves experiments.
One Of these Mr.. FiNcHER advocates and he
will, in candid spirit, give forcible and able
reasons for it. Turn out and hear him.
Whatever may be the result of the eight hou,
movement, the interests of society, as Q
whole, are identical. ANY movement tina,
benefits labor is beneficial to society and the
State.
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OuGHT MARRIED PEorLE TO SLEEP To-
GErHER.-Halrs Journal Of Health, which
claims to be the highest authority in medical
science, has taken q stand against married
people sleeping together, but thinks they had
better sleep in adjoining rooms. It says kings
and queens never sleep together, and Why
should other people? Think Of seper.slng
night, because Halls Journal Of Health
saws so.
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Mr.. ]. c. FINcHER will lecture at the Cont
House on Friday evening, April 9th, on the
Eight Hour system. A general attendance is
invited. Lecture free. apr24 At
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Jr HAS sEEN DIscovERED.-That' true of
sunday and divers matters, but the discovery
here meant, is the fact that at PHrLLIys &
KERR's is the place to buy Dry Goods.
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TIE Washington correspondent Of the
Onumwa Courier says that governor Stone
has received . happy recognition Of his
services as military officer in his promo
ton from Colonel to Brevet Brigadier Gen.
sral.n
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A ScorcmAx putting mp q IN inn, was
asked in the morning how he slept .sTroth,
man." replied he, tina ven wssl either, but
/ was muckle bstter al than The bugs, for
dell ane o them blinksd IN s'e the hale
night
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A CorrEazEAD in Maine, Who had ssrvsd
ont his time Of thirty days in the AngustA
jail vas asked when hs came OFT how be
liked It. II had bully tine" said Ne.
There wsre seventy az inmates Of The jail.
and mot id Black Rspoblican among
them"
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new York Messy RaTksa.
BY Telegraph NEw YoaK. Apsfl =.
Money-Quies at 80 . esot call losss-
Sterling KxchAags-Activs md Arner. 1e.5<Dlos.
Gold shade drlsw, opseing 1t 81 IN, Assaining 10
lT11 sdvsneiag to IL; declining 70 HIS caoas LEX
Government stocks u better.
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Col Where: 10 Hess, Stern 4 Cos for
your spring and summer clothing,

GITr sALR.-Remember that this sale con-
tinues at the building at the corner of Main
aad Second streets.
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MERCHANTS will find at Kramer,& Irwin
Co., fine stock Of goods at low figures. Be
sure and give them a call. laprll-20t.
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We don't wish to be partial, but Cnrtis'
certainly have beautiful stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. If
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AucTlos.-On Saturday at 10 o'clock we
will sell one FIRST rate two horse wagon, and
one good double harness; also twenty boxes
of Nectarine tobacco; six thousand cigars,
and lot Of nice clothing.
(2t) HowE TAYLOR.
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MS sAr that Curtis have the prettiest
s'fN a Of prints in this eitv. tt
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IRoN-PHosPHoRus-CAL The three beet
knorn Tones, skillfully and elegantly combined
in an amber -colored cordial beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the taste, and sccepta
BILE to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack / Co.'S
Ferro-P hospkorased El;rir Of Cdiisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK 1 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 5th Avenne Hotel,
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett 4 Co. 1mar4dAw-suu, wed, fri-eow
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FROM the Sigourney Nescs We learn that the
residence of David Doty, one-half mile north
Of Talleyrand, was entirely destroyed by fire
on last Tuesday. The Ere is supposed to
have originated from spark from the fne.
Mrs. Doty and small child being the only
persons present at the time the FIRE was dis.
covered, it was found impossible when help
cepting . portion Of the furniture and cloth
ing. Seventy FIVE dollars in money was also
burned up. The loss is estimated at one
thousand dollars.
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49, na1 7I . ~ ~ :
TT Prussia shoald withdraw ~ order for -
nobi1ixatfon q ~ troOpa. This order
having - issusd only = 1 defensive nsas-
~. IL rtufan no1s further l1c1lpd
thas, Bnxnsd 81 ~ fAe4 q the Anstxien Gov.
1yine nlads wn1fke pt1p Dr.,
~ Hl1aina Cahinst = boand - ssoddsr
Ne preparations - destined ~ afe1laon
An1ip& PrnaGsa. -
The PSusaiaa mornine Ha - - Gsr.
man Governments have unanimously detef>
mined q tie psxt setting Of the Fedenl Diet
- reject the Prus1ian proposition for To 10.
fbxm Of the Diet. At the sams time mo-
do i TO - brought forward rsq6e6ink he
Diet % summon PruaSia to discontinue fts
armament.
The Berlin provincial Cosrier says that
Prussia has well formed army.
FRAHcE.-The 0saats, upon the petition
for the modification Of the Constitution rela.
tive 70 the right Of petition, has, adopted the
previous question. ~
SrArs.-It was stated that Gen. Sensudie
had been nominated Captain Geaeral Of
Cuba, vice Gen. Duelove, resigned.
Csnplstisn u tAs rsleSsapA Lins Ne
tween van Ceuvsr's islana Ana ehs
Unitsa states.
VIcroREA, Var Gowns IsfAxD,
April 9Th, 1850,
To ~ Prssidsnt Aad ~ 6sesstasy u State Of
the United etaass:
congratulate you On the completion Of
thetele4raph line connecting Van Couvers
Island With The Unieed States, eGected By
an Americas enterprise. It Is my earnest
hope that it may prove an enduring link to
bind the United States Of America and Great
Britain in the bonds Of peace and progress
sion. w
(Signed) A. 8. DEssrY,
Gov. Of Van Courers Island.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHrxGros, April 26.
To Cor. A. E. Denney, Governor Of Fan
Courer's Island:
We thank you for your kind greeting, and
and join with you in the hope that the enter
prise, the successful prosecution Of which is
thus signaled, may be continued until it shall
speedily unite the continent, nov wide open,
to = common and complete civilization.
(Signed.) ANDREW JOHNSON
WV. H. SEWARD.
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UyOR eALR-The residence and grounds formerly
cspasd by Mrs Ciendening. near the corner Of lAh
and High etreets. Here il . chance TO purchase
rice cory place small family At moderate price.
Title good or no sale Price &0oo-t6co cash, and bal
ance in J, : and 8 years, ut per cent. interest
Enquire Of h. B. 1kS-kYCk.
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
IL other fruit land 10 acres in high state Of cult
walton; fence with Do fruit trees Of vsr
ous kinds, come nov bearing. Price SIS per Also
70 adjoining the above land, aud ID Of the
character with but can be all enclosed
by placing fence the road small expense Price
$40 and $50 per This land Il situated the res
idence 81 DR. Hicks sbout tvs D-s from Second
Keckuk. FoFSnrticulars enquire Of
nch2l II. B. TEN-EYCk-
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NOR SAEE-One Of the moot beautiful
and desirable private residences in this city, loea-
ted Sixth and Morgan streets lot IS BY
14o feet with improvements that cost over $lSo0Ote
story brick dwelling with 10 u large roems rood
brick stable and weod hoas. two ci-trne and un
der the whole house Lot covered with choice nit tree
and in 4 very desirable neighborhccd Thu, property
will be cold At great bargain For par,is uars calos
mchIS II. b. TRy-EYCK
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THOR SALR.-Ten Of land, represented In the
n City Plat letter !, in the A tract, Keokak
authorized sell this property very ereAt bar
gain. II aepied for socn Title good sale. En-
quire Of H. IEN-kfCK.
aprlN Real kstate Agent,
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses =,

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
u Household Furniture be eneclea in the f1sa IN.
Company, Hartford Home Jnsurunce 6fnp1rr
New York, and other responsible stock mpanes n cr
to ave years. 1t rates rahging from cents to y
PER cent tho 1loe for the whole tire Or -
cheap . airy other responsible company. For relish
informaxion Insurance call the underss ned VI,
give better indemnity than be found anv 9th
agency in this section. tiee26l H. D. rEN-EYCK
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EuRrKA.-The cheapest goods at Curtis

OuR old and valued friend, W. B. Arnord.
formerly of Dover, but now q resident of
Fort Madison, called on us yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-27

The sandy Johnson" the new packet,
will not be up before the middle of next
week.
The Lucy Bertram is the down boat this
morning.
Capt Bishop, with his swift sailing Grey
Eagle was up yesterday.
There were several other arrivals and de-
partures.
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QuARrERxAsrER's SALE To-DAY.-By
reference to advertisement it will be noticed
that Capt Pearman, A. Q. NJ, will sell at
auction to-day, the pest house and other Gov
eminent property in this city. Sale willtake
place at old Quartermasters Office, over the
post Office, commencing at ten o'clock.
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H1OR SALE-The very desirable Eri-k residence An
II erounds owned and occupied by A. Wilkin-
son. Exq situated the OF 18th and High SITS.
House has 10 rooms, with all the modern improve
nent-iaree frame hsrp-three desirable lots at
tscbed covered with fruit and al trees Price
IS 500 Title good sale For further particulars
enquire Of Il. b. TEN-EiCk.
March 81 1884,
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Oe,,setieas Mutual Life Insu, ar CO 0s
W clip The following IRON the Eev York Indspss,
Aemt ~ Rant nth:


dent Of Sept nth:
..rhis CoDpany vas organised in ls4s tbs mrfusl
eyvtsn With the veil Known advantage OF feTniskiBg
neura1cs ~ sstsal cost In the anount OF it, trsi
pss IL 10 tie largest life insurance company 10 tie
counssy, aaA with the exception Of one German cor
paay the largest In the world Its capita,
nearly 100 500 II hes paid since its organisation
ever BOO 600 tbs families ard creditors Of deceased
nsnbsrs and has refunded ever 8 100000 to policy
holders In dividends Surplus preniurs Its present.
sarplO over 90, from which the annuai 0vi-
dad viii ~ Ascarsd LIT u Rsb psxt The number
Of policies isasd during the year - It, aaBaa
income - 90 Per year IL receipts for inter
~ alops being over half million, which oors than
pad lie loss for ths year ending lss November laet
Prom these Agurss notion nay b obtained Of the
imnsnss bosfneA done BY the company, and Of the -
vantagss o0sred to insurers Fuller particulars VIII b
found In adv ertsenent In another column OF the
advsntaEes Of life insuranes II is scarcely aecay %
~ anything this day Lord ChAncsllor Lyndhursts
rsnAk, that - man with dependent fAniily ID ffss
from rrsacA II his life not Insured - not too strong
The duty Of nsaace being sditted the next thing 10
to Ind safe and cheap Company; and the connertcst
Mutual h both" ..
b. D. TINS RYcx 10 the assstfor this popular company
In this city. oct0
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJEcT.-The Fort
Madison Plaindealer says "Messrs. w. A.
Patterson and ". 81. Manner, Of Carthage,
H., were in town on Tuesday, looking after
the interests of the Fort Madison and Car
thage railroads. projected line, to connect
with the Great Eastern road through Peoria,
and also with the Southern line of road lead
ing to st. Louis"
ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AucrIoS.-Howe
4 Tyler will sell on Saturday morning, at ten
o'clock, fine lot Of elegant furniture, con-
sisting of rosewood bedstead; rosewood
bureau, marble top; wash commode, marble
top; rosewood centre table; black walnut
book case; two mahogany sofas in hair cloth
one set sofa chairs, large rocker, al but little
used one fine walnut extension table lot
Brussels and other carpets, stoves, kitchen
utensils, etc. Also lot of drugs and apoth-
ecaries' notions. apr Ct
The lady who took by mistake at the Fes
tival last evening, black bonnet, not her
own, will much oblige the lady whose bonnet
was thus taken, BY calling At this Office and
making an exchange. n.
PERsoxAL--We noticed Rev. /. p. Teter
Messrs. Long and Farmer Of Fairfield. Mr.
Kelsey, Warden Of the Penitentiary, Major
Brown Of Burlington, and various and sundry
other visitors in town yesterday.
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11 = i I'll r., d N.Y. - -
- oalss, o holdiag : hishes plass i pops-
r siasen, thaa NsCr.y poassasaG Who
svsr na1 b selsatsd; ard that balpngs 70
The O0siysnt;on to decide, ths railroad qsss-
tion. sAoald not b raised. We vant NO -
sid ~ Nod flctioss, Nor y - want g
fAstsn party responsibility upon Any phase Of
legal views Of the right 81 tie State to con-
troll railroad franchises. Considerations Of
sxpediency may prsvsl in canyassins the
claims Of candidates, but care should be taken
that this rsilroaA matter beno directly or in.
directly involvedin this campaign, or that the
nominee seem to be chosen withregard to hia
convictions in the premises. Every right
minded maa wonld rssent an attempt 70 bind
him to ctatain coloring Of legal or Judicial
opinions. # the party is wise, no such At
tempt w be made.
Elsewhere the Gazette SAYS:
Hsa. Geo. w. McCrary, Of Keokuk, ID
spoken OF as . candidate for Attorney Gene
raj. he il one Of the rising men Of Iowa
An able lawyer, good public speaker, and
enjoys much personal popularity wherever
known. As . Senator from Lee county in
the Tenth General Assembly, he won =
enviable reputation.
As Mr.. McCrary is citizen of this place
We are gratifed BY the high terms Of praisei in
which the State press notice him. We are
not advised of his feelings in the premises; dc
not know that he will consent to be candi-
date, but Of his fitness, worth, political sound
ness and popularity there can be no question
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A suPERrLuous quantity of6ghting whisky,
or some other beverage, got an unknown Ger
man into belligerent mood yesterday, and
he got into row. Had a general street scrim-
mage with some unfortunate individual he en-.
countered until the police arrived and led him
away to the calaboose and cooler reflections.
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1yOR 0ALE-Tventy feet aide Of LOS IL
block lOs, the north side OF Main, near eevsnt
street. Price 81 900. Title good sale inquire Of
4 febN II b TEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-27

UNCR eALE Three very desirable Lots, which are
foeated story brick dwelling house. contaiBine7
rooms-a large brick wash house and wood house,
together with large brick stable two large cistt
and Lots With choice lot OF fruit and 9TH
This property situated on the cor nsr Of 9Th
and Morgan streets convenient TO business Price 5000
half cash balance in and Year, At per cent. In
tsresf Title good. Enquire OF
aprA H B. TEN-ETCK.