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GEN. GRANT ALL RIGHT.

7. conversation with hin comrsde in arms,
Governor Coz, Of Ohio, u Columbss the
other day, Gen. GRANT expressed nimsen IN
full sympathy with Congress and the loyal
Union party, aud their policy Of reeonstruc-
ton.
The feeling of the Copperheads towards
GRANT was exhibited on the occasion of the
Presidents visit to Columbus in the arrest Of
. citizen by the police for the grave crime Of
hurrahine for General GRANT.
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HoS. I. II. srrrs Rs,ntiican candidate fc< Supreme
oout Reporter vii ar the people Of Iowa u the
hneving tines and r;.e viz;
Charlton, eept. is.h at2pm
Osceola, Sept isih a,sp M
Anon. Sept. 18Th n M
Quincy, sept. lifh apm
xontanslle, Sept rs al . m
ranora, sept. 18th. n M
Nev Jedsrsps. s.it 2lth at2pm
Soonseoro, Sept si-f eq D m
Nevsda Sept III AZ ~ n
Marshaitown, Sat 18th atapm
Toledo, Sept. 2sth ~ m
aAengo, Sept 81 a,2pm
Walton, Sept. 9Th ,2p m.
narton, Sept. 2sth t2pm
AnaoosA, Sept. 4s,h 1t 2pm
Upton Oct. lst At m
Mnscatne, Oct. q 81 ~ No.
wapello, Oct. - b, , D.
~ Pleasant Oct y .tqnu
S1rassd, Oct 9th, :, ia.
ss.a,,. x.pase.n o'n-r. coun,.... Of tn. several
tA... n..,,s-.,e = se" that due notice 10 given
- al ''''''.ry arrangement. sa.r.so,. 80 =
n. =. CUrrn
ona'r.Aa Rep Stat. o..H,, co..,,,..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The democratic Hurlburt of the democratic
New York Zprid, in recent speech At .
public dinner in Canada, said
at was the Pagans Of Ireland, not the in
telIieenf mass, who believed ltksss England
oppressed them. The United States will not
be bullied into helping the Fenians.
Aud the World will keep ON trying to hon
ey-fugle the Irish.
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E0r sale.

ora = 10, H. L. md 10 ~ 81 sast ssds u La q.
coatsiane eleven lafEe rooms ssv%p Ali reea Iefh
rooms and clossts also brick stable and wood houes
nue fco4 inquire a WM FULTON,
eUf1sd Daoa D1taAa Agenk
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AEPunL1cAN mErrIHaa,

Goy. VIM. Stone will address the people OF Iowa
on the political issues Of the day, ct the following
49, and times, viz:
Booneshoro, Thursday, Sept Is, 2pm.
Tort Dodge. Friday Sept. IL. 2 D. M
Webstes City, Saturday, Sept. is 2p.m
Alba. Saturday, Sept. 20 2p m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. z, 2p.m.
The friends ofthe cause and the Republican Central
oommittsss Of tbs several counties are requested to
axe all the loc, srrsngsmenfs for the meetings In
respective counties. ME-. CUrn,
Chairman Rep. State Cennittss.
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For sale

OF ana 20 feet % ads Of Lot g. IN Bloch a
IL with Cottage Dwelling House asA Other iaurpvs.
m-nts rner Third and High strssts Title good In
qare o. WA. FULTON.
apfN Reel Ihfats A.esSt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Nrw counterfeit $50 compound interest
notes Of the issue Of July 10th, have made
their appearance in various localities. The
foilo~iag ID > description of the notes, which
are limitations The words tthree year,
after date on the top Of the hillnesrly touch
the words Treasury Depsnmsnt, ~ &hill
the genuine have . space Of nearly three
eights Of an inch between the two. Also Thu
bottom q Hamilton's coat is one-fosYth o
an inch from the lower part Of the margin o
the small fifites, while in the genuine the bot
tom touches the margin. Will the note has
scratchy appearance.
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Fer sale.

A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
n House, confainlny sig ro0ns and cellar full Lot
good veil Of water and frame stable tuassd On Bank
betveen Let and ID streets. Enquire Of
jylod Real nsssss Aren't.
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Ar the commencement Of the Rebellion II
was noticeable that where the spirit Of Seces.
sion entered man the spirit OF truth and de-
cency deserted him a. once. SO it seems TO
be with those that apos,atize from Republi-
canism and go over to the Copperhead De-
gress and yet in his paper, the New York
Times, he has the shameless effrontery to
say
"The extra $4,000 Vas needed to secure
their re. election. Each Member has that
sum extra, TO be devoted to this specific pur.
pose. Tie Radical Members are thus put in
possession Of a grand corruption fund, amount
ing to something over $500, 600, taken direct
ly out OF the public treasury, and distributed
among the members--nearly every one oil
whom is to be . candidate for rs-electios Ii
was proclaimed before the session closed that
Congress must be ssladined by the reelection
of its present members. II is now clear tina,
this increase of pay Was one of the practical
measures by which this result 10 to be brough,
about.
These queries Of the New York Tribune in
response to this are pertinent to cavilers on
this subject all over this country;
l. Has the Editor of The Times taken isthe
extra $1,000 ?''
z. Does he or does he not presume that he
will need IT to secure his reelection?
8. Dare be let his readers know that the
proposition to increase the pay of Congress
was moved in the House by Mr.. Niblsek, Of
Ind, and in the Senate by Mr. Riddle oil
Del bitter Copperheads?
4. Dare he let them know that, while a
large majority of the Democrats in the House
voted for the increase, majority of the Re-
pubhcans voted against it2
8. What did he do. or try to do, to prevent
this increase Of pay?
Let us have light
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For Rnle.

For sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
= AtwcS<pry Brick Dwelling Houss With roUsss,
cellar and ci tern. full Lot With rra1e stable and
variety IT grapes and other frnit etsaas on tulou
strsst bstvesn 9th and It'll streen Rn&uirs 81
WM. RULrON,
nD-d Real 0stats Aren't.
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For Sale.

A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
with rooms and good cellar. full lot, with WOO
house. elsterns, and variety Of most all kinds uid
on Franklin, between esh and 9th Streets Enquire T.
bza WIN FULTON. Agent. of
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BY sooA Robinson and weknown 1.-THE Agricultural
Editor oTBS ThBUSE win be commenced the WEsElr TRIBUNE
Of December STU. Il ia called
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Sir Carleton. other wofis, recently published are
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
For the Evansville Journal

AnO DuAb@H A84 DCMOmAMHkkVMs
The Unitarian Denomination in the
United States numbers about six hum
dred churches, and as many ministers.
Its main strength and influence is in
New England Harvard CoIlege-the
oldest University ia the country-is pre-
sided over by q Unitarian minister, Rev
Thomas Hill. Several Of his predeces-
aors were clergymen Of the same de-
nomination--Hon. Jared Sparks, Hon.
Edward Everett, and Rev DIR. Walker.
Bancroft, the historian, ia Of the same
faith, and several of the most eminent
OF the American poets also-Bryant,
Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes, Pierpont,
and others. The denomination is dis.
tinguished rather for learning and ia.
huence than for numbers. It is the
same in England, where it embraces
many men OF learning, and members OF
the nobility. 1t is a religion that ap
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tional expectations, harmonizing the
truths of nature and revelation, COM
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minds.
The faith Of the Unitarians consists in
a belief Of the unity of God, in opposi-
ton 10 the trinity; in the humanity and
divine sonship of Jesus Christ, but moi
in his supreme deity; and instead o
holding to the orthodox view of the
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punishment---it regards the governmen
Of God as founded on the principles 0
justice and benevolence. as intending
the highest good Of all Gods creatures
and that man, by nature, has good in
stincts and faculties, as well as evil ten
denotes; and that eternity viii afford I'm
limited opportunities to every humal
soul for indefinite expansion in knowl
edge and virtue, and for endless i'm
proyement and happiness. f.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

Temperance. is gratifying 10
learn that, in connection with the reli-
gious awakening "a almost every part Of
the country, the cause of temperance is
, also being revived. Quite a temporal
revival is in progress at Troy. Glass
meetings are held every Monday even
ing, with considerable enthusiasm.
C6ngregationalisna in Chscaqo.-The
First Congregational Church Of Chica-
60 has membership Of $50; the Ply
mouth Church has 200 members; the
> New England Church 200; the Union
Park Church 100; the South Church so:
the Salem Church so. Total members.
Z l,1O0.. e
ssa The number ofresident Congregation
d al ministers in Chicago 10 thirIssn, i've
y of whom are pastors, and Eve secretaries
OF benevolent societies
Missionary Force Of the Worzd.-The
whole number of American Foreign
Missionary Societies is rs, having undes
their charge 1888 Missionaries. native
preachers, &c. 81, 900 church members
3 22,O00 pupils, and receipts amounting
to 81, 100, 600
In Great Britain there are 20 Mis-
sionaFy Societies; Missionaries, native
! Preachers, re, 5,2l6; members, 1885,.
O90; pupils, 20l 900; receipts, 90, 094,
+. 600. On the continent of Europe, there
are IL societies, of which 6 are 10 Ger
many. They have Oil Missionaries and
native helpers, 79, 900 Church members
receipts, $267 600. Total pro.estan
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~~1~~"~A@~ @M AsN~SDk~@ -
St. PauPs Church, Rev. NJ. w. Spal-
ding, Rector
Services on Sunday next as usual on
the first Sunday of the month Morn
ing prayer at 9, A. ~, in the Sunday
School, with instruction of the children
by tis Rector.
Litany, Anti-Communion service and
sermon, with administration of the
Lords Supper atill, A. M.
Evening service at "a, p. M.
This Saturday morning, at II, A.
NJ, and evening, service with sermon on
the State Of the Departed. at n, P. NJ
On Monday next Easter Monday,
service at IL, A. NJ, and Immediately
after service, the usual election of ves-
trymen, by the congregation, win take
place.
Easter Very early in the primitive
Church there was a controversy about
the time of keeping Easter, the Asiatic
Church keeping theirs upon the same
day with the Jewish Passover. The other
Churches kept their Easter upon the
Lords day, following the Jewish Pass
over. This method was approved and
confirmed in the great Occumenical
Council Of Nice, assembled by the EN-
peror Constantine Thus, though they
disputed about the time Of celebration,
they had no sort of doubt of the neces-
sity of celebrating this grand festival !.
nay, indeed, II hath, By the Church, Ia all
ages, been deseryedly celebrated with
greater solemnity than any other fssii-
val whatsoever, IS being instituted In
commemoration of the most signal act
of our Lord here upon earth, and the
completion of our redemption by it,
| Nelson.
This was the birthday Of our Saviour
in his state of glory and exaltation as
his nativity was bis birth. day. to his
state naturalization. 1t was ancientIy
called "the great day" and the feast
of feasts," being by eminence " the day
which the Lord hath made" Ps oxYIII
"a. For the Fathers unanimously ex-
pounded that passage of this day, and
therefore with them, az with ma, that
psalm was always part of the Office OF
the day For the antiquity Of the OBJ
servations Of this day innunerable an.
thors may be produced; but the matter
is not at all controversial "This is the
highest of all feasts," saith Ephiphani.
us. This day Christ opened to us the
door of life" being the first fruits of
those that rose from the dead, whose
resurrection was our life; for he rose
again for our justification. Rom. Nv: 25
Bishop SpGrroO.
The word Easter is from the old Saxon
word "Oster," TO rise. We call it
Easter Day or the day of the resurrsc-
ton.
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