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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

- soslfsnaa slEilb, aad consuming ~
81 ahsa3d - spsntia lsgislaaioa IN =
Nh md violsnt sosst O IL part Of one
party and section 70 Ct certain dslegaass i,
and IN equally angry end violent edoss On IL
uart Of another ssction and party to keep
them out II Mr.. Johnson's policy vsrs %
b adopted, each meeting Of Congress would
b. sheater Of bitter antagonism between -
psopls's representatives, which would hesP
sectional animosties perpetually heated and
led to civil var within Ave years. -Consrsss
proposes to AZ in the fundamental law Of the
eossfnmens The adjassnsna u ~ skaosek
To that lav I'll sections will submit; the
machinery Of government will work smoothly
ca, sAs bitasgnso II sscaioaal fssaiags viii
jabsids end tho country will b Feconasruesed
on 1 basis which viii ensure enduring peace.
IL not the congressional policy wisest, most
moderate, most statesmanlike, safest, best
adopted to restore harmony between oil sec
tons Of the country BY taking rhe qsssisss
resultant from rebellion out Of politics and
into the law, and hence better for the South,
better for the North, better for the whole
country; giving US present peace and endur
ing union and prospertyf
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"A national bank has been organized at
Fort Dodge.
| Roots Burlington City Directory is pub
lished and ready for delivery. See Hack
Eye.
Hon. James Harlan was announced to be
one Of the speakers at the commencement Of
Grinnell College, which took place yesterday.
John Ormsby, Deputy Sheriff Of FIRE.
mont county, was shot and killed BY one
Leven Hamlin, on the 9Th inst.
The Division street N. E. Sunday School,
Ut Burlington, presented, last Sabbath, its
Superintendent, Mr.. McKrterick, with a
handsome gold headed cane. So says the
Hark Eye.
The Dubuque Times chronicles the death
Of German named Tregal. he was at work
on scafolding on Miller block in Dubuque
few days since, cut his fingers, and swooned
at the sight Of the blood. He lost his balsacs,
fell backward, and fell about twelve feet,
receiving injuries which caused his death.
The Washington Press says that on Mon
day evening Maj. s. E. Rankin, Republican
nominee for State Treasurer, while standing
on his own grounds, was suddenly prostrssed
BY rush of blood to the head. He was at
last accounts under medical treatment, but
rapidly recovering.
| A young man named George T. Shaw
who was visiting in Des Mones, and whose
father resides in Davenport, made vigorous
and improbable efforts to kill himself, on
Friday, by taking strychnine, jumping out
of a window, and other extravagant proceed.
ings. He did n. succeed in killing himself.
See Gazette.
According to the Democrat Davenport
young lady has been married off prospective
ly by an eastern matrimonial fortune teller in
an unsatisfactory manner. The young lady
aforesaid addressed letter to an eastern for.
tune teller, some time ago, enclosing the
wherewithal to obtain photograph of her
future husband. After long season of sus-
pense and anxiety, she received q massive
last week evidently from the far distant seer
On hastily breaking open the envelope, she
found picture, not Of the romantic hero OF
her early dreams, but Of brown and brawny
country girl, whose well formed arm seemed
stout enough to WELD the sword Of Charles
the Hammer. Accompanying the card was
explicit information in regard to the wedding
which, Madam assured her, would take
place on the first day of May, 1868. She pro-
tests that that isn't the kind Of life partner
=
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al q NJ III ~ Du 1eines conson1iua,
vith ~ wantoanos q = Aoa3o3 plQoeoe =
take ixy tAsaeand eped - III eeElls
Of Iowa. Wa6V9 envt 49,
~ ,a1 90 - ? - rs
49, caadet inaGilp Aat M ~
ho{ aeothers. sovi - isa'9s. lifa
I 1890 ietvspm DnAS ~ wAAH ~ ~
r. 49, ~ u Dsv 10y
tsacy. 1Ris proposes % nil undSf 1kIss
eam9nwnAH vosld run up his tine pi1sai-
u b1ntlhg. Il i intervening y domestic
sqantnle u ~ laoog fAni11t.rs1 "a sla9al
voters OF Iowa understand the Gitnakion.
They viii not show Copperheadiau sqs1s1
under any Of it, phases; he wax-6gssr dodss
won't win.
HeT AnoEaEn.
AEDaEw has again vindicated himself - )
branch Of the National Legislature. He has
relieved himself Of another veto. As that
was anticipated. and Is Congress, passed q
once the Freedmen's Bureau bill over his
vete, The ms1ler rs created no exsitemen1
and thavaeois scAseely worth notice.
n thee y ene thing in AkDrs nGDage
rather remarkable he doesn't like the Civil
Rights bill, he vetoed it, and reiterates that
he doesn't like it / yet, - says:
Gas another reason against the necessity
Of the legislation contemplated by the mea-
sure, reference may be had to,the Civil Rights
lbill, nov law Of the land, and which will
be fhithfully executed 80 long ~ it shall re-
main unrepealed, and not be declared uncon'
stitutional by courts Of competent jurisdiction
By that act il i enacted, that Al pereopl
born in he UAite1 STATES ord not ouoleee y
any foreign power, excluding Indians mo-
taxed, are hereby declared to be citizens o
the United States, and citizens Of every col
or, without regard % Any previous condition
of slavery or involuntary servituds, except
flor punishment for crime whereof the partl
shalt have been duly CONSISTED, shall hav'
the same fl9ht n every Stete and Territos,
in the United States to make and enforce con
tracts, to sne, be parties, and give evidence
to inherit, purchase, lease, sell, hold, ant
tconvey real and personal properly a1d % fal
and equal benefit Of al laws and proceed
ings for the security Of persons and'propert.
a. 10 enjoyed BY white citixsns, end shall b
subject 70 like punishments, pains, and pen
alties, and TO none other any law, statute
ordinance, regulation or custom TO the con
! trary notwithstanding.
I by the provisions Of the oct full protec
ton is afforded through the District Court
of the United States, to ell persons injured
aud whose privileges as thus declared, are i
any way impaired, and very heavy .penaltie
are denounced against the person who wilful
ly violates the law
Oh! Moses, faithless and pettifogging. ii
pity your logic we're not better than you
principles. To veto Civil Rights bill be
cause the negro don't need protection, An
. then to veto the Freedmen's Bureau bi
because the negro is protected by the Civ
Rights bill What . model Of logic an
consistency is our Moses to be SURE!
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

1As Republican Convention for shs first Con-
Rressionai DISCREET will b holden ut NJ Pleasant
Henry county, on Thursday, July 10th, 1855, s'
lo$'slsek . N. Said Convention win nominate .
saaIdidaas for Representative In Congress, and
traAssst such other businsss - may come befors
It. The ratio Of representation will Be Is follows
ons dslseats from saeh county, and one additions
delegate for every 100 votes Or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast 1t the last election for Gov. VIM. n. Stone.
s. g. Owen. Chairman, Washington Co.
G. w. McCRARY, Lee county.
B. ]. McMAKIs, Des Moines county.
up. GRAxrHAN, Henry county.
WV. Lore, jefferson county.
J.B. WEAVER, Davis county.
J. 8. HuRIEr, Louisa county.
Is. SLoAH, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee LIST Con. Dis.
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Malari. Everywhere.

Rarely has thses BEEN . ssasDa - fruitful this q
alarsous Diseases. Not osiy ths paes ssd In the
valleys Of the wsst not merely In al ths old haaat u
Fever and Asse and Bieus Renittsnt Fewer have ths
psostrattog diseases been ssasssiy vrsnt; - thsy
have sxtsaded 10 scwns and eisf before iussted
With them and have ascended the mountains and
attacked thousands Of people ssppsed TO have been pso
eddy the OF Nature above their resrh Hence
compelled to admit that fatal element pervsdes the
Universal Air this md shss ss escs resort 70
the ouly sppesssd prsvsnnve Of NJ epose2nsness.
HosrRfrRRp STOMACH BrrfERs
tonic 30 potent an4.pse perfect, Alternative
% r .istible and stimuant pure, that snabiss
the human system 70 stat and bae all the ps sdspo
stpx esus. Of Disease With the eonndsncs that one
clothed n iseonbuubis garments nists MOVE snons
biasis6 esasalnss. the nsa Who s1s Amsesf essenss
malaria with this powerful dsf,~aw nedfne may walk
dsstrict fearless Of IL in.aiubrious ~
nosphers The iutrrtssts and remittsnts ct present.
o gener,i ia all psr Of the country my b. but To
forsrunners Of d~adiier scouree its vay west
wsrd from the Isl Prspars - ystSn rtA
HpefKffaKp Diffnae
sor sueeessfui essils Nth ~ DAitf causes Of sI
usde.ies Be wiss In time Sold svsst vhsre Eesr
yovk World, Nor ., 1855. pyH-dAviv
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runYCIAl. coNvnUTIoN.

kspuAn1A ysalelAl cpuvsntisA IA ~ rlrse Judi
dial bssrict q he sssss u Iowa v u held u Mount
nataat IsvA o. Aarsaay tAs IN II JsaA ~. =
10 O'Clock A. H. Sor H. purpose Of nominating oand-
dat for The allowing oos 70 Be- Allsd The ensuing
general slsssiop, 10 Wit:
DuR1IM JuDaE.
nEDEnDof AfE0AMUY.
~ ratio o. rspfessahtien WI b the Ams = Tia
sdcttsd BY ths RspuhlicAn State Convention.
mo n. 0lAR, Cha JudBdal Cc0nittss
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colaArss AsonATiC yseErAsls ,sap.

svAAsU vAsslAnsA s0AF.
superior Toilet 0oap, prepared nos rsApea
Vegetable OILS In eonbisation with Glyssrins,
ssd especially designed for the use Of Ladies and Or
shs Nursery. Iss perfume h exquisite a.dis
Ing properties unrivalisd FOR sas BY Ill druggist.
febISd&v1s
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d GROWN or GLORY.
uvmY.MAN., woasa a.d ohlla No hss u,,1
ETERLIN0S AMBROSIA.

+ siliiee y rsneansn1 ~ Thrss ysass d ssptdy j.
sgsBsng sals Asvs nAds Tie Anhscsia iaous Ill ovee
~ world.
IT 10 WAnMAuE1D 10 PLuAsn.-
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Il nsk~ Hsv Hais grew - 1a,l DssAs
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e140 Vigst .xah uA1g uhamA 60 ernra,r.x =
TO THE LADIES VI SAY.
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1dsans1y Rkfansas Raasss1nsa y opses mr., -
Aslrsssa ~ b spaeaA11 bs1a = aressa $3.50,
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Col. BEREsAS DEcLISEs.-Col. BEREnAx
has written letter to the Burlington Hank
Eye declining to be candidate before the
Judicial Convention to-day for the Judgeship.
Col. BERExAS is good man. He would have
made, we apprehend, an excellent Judge.
His party, had he received nomination,
would have given him an earnest and united
support. He of course was the proper party
to determine for himself, whether or not he
would let his name be used before the Con
vention. When, however, he declined 70 be
. candidate, it was injudicious and in bad
taste for him to waste hs chapter Of ILL humored
aud captious comments upon Judge SPRixc-
ER's course in the matter Of nomination.
Col. BEREhAx complains very bitterly Of
Judge SPKIxsER because the latter has labored
% secure > nomination whereas, he, (BERE
NAM has done nothing of the kind. Accord
ing to his own showing Judge SPRIsoER's
course has been only the usual one Of candi-
dates; he has asked the support Of his
friends, plainly, honestly, fairly. If there is
any culpability in that action We fail TO dis
cover it.
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"USE THE BEST -
DR.. OLOC KS
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER

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public fh- Hair and the only article possessing Al
he merits eieiDsd for L.
IT MAKES HAIR GROW ON BALD
HEADS,
Arrests falling Cd turning gray cures all dsseasss
81 the scap and uAk. harsh. wisxy h9tf beautifully
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To It's original color Use few tines. and 10 your
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10 In al rsspccA sGresahte 70 ~ seWsa r. ae lr
trial. THE dses sct prove - b ths bs& pasaatoe -
the public for The hair the money vi b refunded
Put mp In large botsiss asd se.A by ~ drugsista q
81 per bottle DR B. CLOCK Proprietor.
Mancheuses u. T.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANT

Wshave put mp and sold this article fpr 30 years
and cAS SAT IN cosrIprycE rsurR oft what have
sever been able to say OF .ny other medicine-sEyn
HAS II yAIlao II A SINGLE issYascE 70 HsSEcS A
when timely used. Never did know an instance OF
dissatisfaction by any Who used IT, On contrary
all are dsshtsd With Its operations and speak In term.
Of commentator Of its magical effects and medical vir
tines We peal in this matter "wsAr Ksov," after
- year, sxperis AND PLEDGE RsrufAYioa pcs
sns ruIvnLxxsS OF vaAr sRsE pEcrAsR In almost
every instance where tbs inf ,nt Ii snHenx from pain
and exhaustion relief Will be found in fifteen minutes
sffer the syrnp 10 administered
Pull drsstiens for s~ne Will accompany each bottle
Zone genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER
KINe New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Ill Dsuexists througho<f.shs world
Price, snly IS Cents per Bettls
apr2A-aawsn
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Tas Za~sssiHs Cssrier relates this aaee-
dote of Sherman ns
In conversation with ! number Of officers
1t his headquarters in the AL of 1884, the
Presidential election was touched upon, when
man with
s'General, Who will you vote fSr."
81 shall vote for neithef.f
mot vote? That il very strange"
tTll tell you Why, !" raid the General: 8!
never votsd butonce, aud then dsifanchised
myself"
Such looks Of wonder and incredulity -
this produced may be imagined, bat the Gen
sral, paying no attention thereto, proceeded !:
ri never voted for President but once in
my life, and that ~ for Buchanan, ard I an
fool enough 10 DO thss, has not sense enough
TO exercise the elective franchise. disfrsn-
chised myself. and consequently shall not
vote.
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TO THE LADIES VI sAY.

.sssa CT sssee4 aza5. tsssaa9st, asH aee
"a xSssz ~ saA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-20


The DAILY NcIcs, in n leader in gen.
eral approval OF the late pro-SecessiOn
speech in Congress of Mr.. Harris Of
Maryland, says:
ait is OF no avail nOW to insist that
the right of secession is one Of the at
tributes of the political system under
which exist the United States Of Ameri-
ca. That question has been submitted
to the arbitrament of arms; and, SO far
as the mere influences of physical force
can determine it, IL has, for the time
being, been determined. The South
accepts the result, in respect to its pres
emf practical application; but that ac-
ment, in thought, of the principle upon
which the secession movement was
founded"
1t is of the gravest consequence that
the people of the United States should
clearly understand each other on the
question mooted. We say nothing as
70 the past Let bygones be bygones.
allegiance to the Constitution and
Union, slcear TO be faithful only TIL his
State shall see Ut again % Seeedef
This is an eminently practical queS-
ton. Its right decision is of momen-
tous, vital import. Could a State for
merly absOlve her citizens serving as
officers in the army or navy of the
United States from the obligation of
the solemn oath OF fidelity exacted of
them on entering that service2 If she
could rightfulIy do this once, can she
nOW7 Does the oath IloiD mean, 81 will
bear true and faithful allegiance until
my State shall seceCle from the Union ?''
Let us have a clear understanding on
this head before we educate any more
Lees and Stonewall Jacksons at West
Point. We cannot afford 10 be trifIed
with.-N y Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-20
RemnraabIe Death ana Dream.

From The EudlSptiks (ind-l Courier.
On last Friday morning, one of the
most remarkable and melancholy dis
pensatlons of Divine Providence was
manifested in this neighborhood, which
1t has ever been our duty to record.
Mr.. W. i. Sisk, who was a farmer near
this town, while ont quite early In the
morning attending 20 the feeding OF
some stock during a severe storm, was
struck by lightning, near his stable
aud instantly killed. His clothing
was stripped from his body in threads,
his hat cut ia minute pieces, the
very soles of his boots torn into
atoms. He was not missed by his
wife and family until breakfast was
prepared when little boy WIS sent
out to ask him to his meal. The
child saw him, but did not recognize
his father, so terrific had been the work
OF the angry element, but breathlessly
told his mother that some stranger was
dead near thest,able. An examination,
however, proved the unfortunate father
had been victim of lightning, and his
family are LETT alone-aione indeed. He
was gentleman respected and beloved
by all his fellow citizens.
A remarkable story is told of his
dream night or two before, in which
he related that it appeared he had died
and was summoned before the judg-
ment bar OF God, and although he
plead hard against the decree, he had
been ordered TO stand aside.
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THE Cleveland Herald which in Feb

IHE cleveland Herald which in Feb
ruary last published an account of a
woman in black who imposed on a
citizen OF that place by her smart talk
TO the extent Of inducing him TO cash
her check for $50, afterwards found to
be an altered g has been operating
quite extensively at Buffalo and Hor-
nellsville, within the past few days un-
der the name OF Clara GARFIELD. She
purchased a DRAFT at Kendall q Cos
Bank, in Buffalo, for the sum of 81,
which she altered so as TO read so, took
{ il to HoEnellsyille and presented II TO
/ the National Bank in that city, but the
payment was refused and the "black
/ bird" arrested on suspicion She had
once before played the same game in
that vicinity with success. After her
/ arrest she escaped from the constable
/ in charge by jumping ont of n chamber
window The Buffalo Courier Saws that
when arrested she had in her pocket a
portsmoDnRie, an Accident Insurance
ticket issued at Cleveland on the 9th
( inst, to Clara Williams, OF Buffalo,
and steel pen; and in the hotel, upon
her departure, She left bottle of ink
( which had undoubtedly proved 10 be a
valuable article Of portable property,
/ in her operations.
Clara Is described as being a good
I talker, has fair complexion, Is inclin-
I ed TO the petit order, and her mourning
heightens her charms and renders her
| pathos touching and her Establishments
/ irresistible. Susceptible bankers and
/ teIIers, and benevolent individuals,
will do well to be on the look out for
] the "woman In black" From the de-
scription of her appearance and mode
Z of operating, we have no doubt she is
7 the same woman that operated here
! last winter.
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THE Parkersburg Times, copying our
article touching the death of VIM. f.
Peterson, adds the following:
In 1895 we became intimate with Mr..
Peterson and continued so until his
death. We have no more amiable, and
few better men. Had he not died as
full Of years as ofgood works We should
have felt his death a cause of mourn
ing. As It is, when We go to Wheeling
we shall miss more than ever an old
land mark, one of her sterling, good
citizens. While he was an Intelligent
man, a strict and careful business man,
q more simple hearted piety we have
never known. It was piety of no os-
.tentation, but works. We can only
say he has gone. God In his wisdom
has taken him. He was known to
more men in West Virginia than any
other man in the State, and universally
respected for his probity and worth.
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PRIVACY OF LETTERS on FILE IN Gov
ERHMRNT BUREAUs.-In a libel suit,
brought by Francis McGhan against
Lewis Clephane, who wrote to the War
Department that McGnan WAS Nc
CIellan man, and should be deprived
-of Government patronage, which he
consequently lost, pending in the Cir
cult Court Of the Washington District,
the Hon. Edwin N. Stanton was sum
moned as a witness to produce an ORR
ginal letter addressed to the former
Assistant Secretary Of War, Dana,
which letter contains the matter alleged
to be libelous. Mr.. Stanton put in an
affidavit, respectfully submitting his
objections 10 the production of the pa
per in question, and asking TO be dis
charged from further attendance. The
affidavit bore the following endorse
ment:
"SIR: Letters on file with the Heads
of Departments are privileged commu-
nications. Unless their publication has
been authorized, no copies should be
taken at private request, and the pro
duction OF the original cannot be com
PEELED in suit between individuals.
It has been ruled that such communi-
cations cannot be made the foundation
Of an action for libel Then think the
head of Department is bound not to
produce paper on file in his Office.
Such letter as you describe is pri-
yileged communication.
81. SPEED, Attorney-General."
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Rosti Roofi RootI READ, read !

A-optI hIoOt aoOtI HetluE henu!
Roofs PEsrACHINB preserves the life oftFe
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in three Zs-prevents the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
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VIII mot stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and ten It true, when we say IL Is a
perfect
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No other preparation for the hair contains
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DIR. LARoOKAH's
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Syru

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Clergy1nen OF every denomination, authors.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. E. R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold To the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
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List a Co myS-3md&w
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mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD.
Also by g. II. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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