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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

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lad - ~ = HI . S
WnRasAs, Il he's bsoons thsx duty q evs-.
|y soldier 81 lloyd citissn tos1e - H.
principles for which " have eecsi6ce4 q
fnsGA AGf1th1os S1Skb5Qy - - $500
Of the schsmiug, conspirink policy q tie
HeGdeot 81 his FsAe Gpf 49, ene No.
|pesASad c6a4fstor5; tAersf6se, %
Rssotped, That We heartily endorse the
resolutions adopted by the Encampment OF
the Grand Army Of ~ Aepuohc q Spring-.
neld, ILL, - expressing the sentiments OF
'h' 1872 .Ic1pTm sa .a.. J,h..., -. co.
fs;tsd - ntedsss 10 male ,resasa oiious. 81
the appeintnent Of said Latter and merritt,
and By hie ssoNsd synp.eay v!sh oe rsceaa
ne ~. uasnOns.sa ,au ~ $780, -, hs.hs
Remuneration of Congress a. enemies to the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.

A. JOHNSON has employed Frrz HEsEy
WARRsx, to run for Congress against JAMES
+. WILSON. In this District, at salary Of
seven thousand five hundred dollars in gold,
equivalent to ten thousand dollars IN gsesa-
backs. This salary is paid out of the people,
money in the National Treasury on the false
reience that the said FRI HEsRr WARREx
is serving the country in uatemala.
Will the people of the First District SUMO
ton this Interference of Executive pawer to
defeat their representative in Congress. and
supply his place by creature Of the Presi,
dents by one who is doing the Presidents
bidding on contract Of compensation there's
for, and who if elected, would not in any
just sense be the representative Of the peo-
pie, but the hired n.inion Of the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

Johnson attained power through the assas.
sination of the President elected BY the peo-
pie, and the indications drawn from his own
denunciations of Congress as an uneonstitu,
tional body of usurpers, are that he intends
to hold on to the power thus acquired by
massacre and military violence. He justihes
the rebel massacre Of the Loyal Convention
OF Louisiana, and his rebel partisans point to
that bloody scene, as an example Of the
mode in which Congress sbold be got rid Of
And 1t is to be feard that tbs drunken tyran.
now at the head Of the Government 10 even
now firing the hearts of his Southern and
Copperhead partisans to such fury that they
may be prepared to support him in this high
handed act of Military Dictatorship. At all
events no one familiar with the career OF A.
johnson viii expect him to be restrained
from Cutting his vengeance or accomplishing.
his purposes BY any remains Of principle
decency or patriotism. His will is to bs
the law OF the land if he can make il so. in
spite of the people or the Constitution
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

PoILARD, Of tie Richmond E,e-.- i.
much given to imprudsnt talkinsaad ..,aI,;n,
Alss out Of school," he blabbsd wA.s =.
nsaat to have BEEN kspt sserst vAsn vris;.a
from ths PhiladelpAia CoeySatioa TO his NJ
psr, - md:
sfShosldsr y shsul1ss Viii MOTHER. eo,.
ssfvati.n, - q 64t 6ehs e Roeitisa, ed
whso that % Gnina1 N OH - ~ tAiae1
wil b addsd INTO - Ii = ~ e1saAsli-
ing voice IN the 0ovaEnnGnA And ~ hAss
bat % aak and rsesive. 49,. / /, y
Ia'sss - vss's yssUaan ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
- MANHOOD:
How Lost /! how Restored

Jsst AtlisAsk IN sea,d enreio<. TSiee, rs ssaAs.
ALE ruRR ON TIE NATURAL rRgATAHNr, and
Radical Of rperma rbs Seminal In
voluntar, Emissions Eek d. biity aud Impsdns
To Nzrri.s ssusraily E.rronsnese. Consumption kpi
Irpsy fs; Mental ID Physical Incaparfty, result
Ing irom srlt Abnse, &C. BY Rom. J. CCIvxavaAAy
sathoe u the eYses esak, DC.
"a Bson 10 ThsusanAs Of sa1srers."
Sent uude~ ssal In plain envelope, 10 any address,
posasd receipt Of sx cents, two postage stanps,
By CHAM. .. C. KLtNE co,
lat Howery, n. T., Post OMee Box AS So.
Alec Dr. cnlrer~eIrs m ,rrass Guide, price rs cent?.
sep,I-dAwsnos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

HOY Z II srrrs. Republican candidate for Supreme
Court Reporter will address, the people OF Iowa ct tn.
following times and places, viz;
Charlton ecpt. 18th, At Ppm.
osceosa Sept l4th, atsp m.
Alton. Sept. 18th, at2 p N.
Quincy. Sept. 18th ~ 3p m
Fontsnelie, Sept 18th, atA p. m.
Fsnors, Sept 18th, at .. m.
New Jefferson, sept 10th. II Bpm
Boonsboro, Sept 7lst at2 p m
Nevada Sept. I'D at p. m.
Msrst alltown Sept. 24th, at2p.m.
Toledo, Sept 2sth, at D. m.
Msrengo. Sept 18th, at pm
vinton Sept, 9th, at 2 D. m.
Marion, Sept 2sth, at p, m.
Auamosa, Sept seth, At 3p. N.
Upton, Oct. 1st, at . p. m
Muscatine Oct. "a at D m.
WapelIo. Oct. H. at D. N.
Mt Pleasant. Oct 4th, at 3 D. N.
Fairfield, Oct. 5th, at . D. m
The Republican Central Committees of the several
seuntiesAre requested that due notice 10 given
OF thew nestags 10 thsir respective counties
make all necessary arrangements therefor.
II. Z. CUTS
0afrmsu RAp State rentr.I r,o,rr,gtt.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

THz loyal Union Republican party OF sAi.
nation have been relieved, by the tssacher,
Of A. johnson and his shameless return te
the reunited Democratic party, from The dis.
grace and scandal that attaches to his move
ments, and his drunken, bawlipg, black
guard, pothouse, demagogical hara ngues
While We are constrained to hang our mead,
in shame and compassion for the American
people, disgraced in the eyes of the world by
such Chief Magistrate, ~ party We nj
longer share the contempt which mast fal
on all who support him. and which canno
fail 10 demoralize any party Of which he i
the acknowledged chef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
REPUBLICAN MEETINss.

Gov. WIN. n Stone will address the people Of Iowa
the political issues Of the day, 1t the following
secs and times, viz
Boonesboro, Thursday Sept. Is, 1p. N.
Fort Dodge Friday Sept u, In m.
Webster City, Saturday, Sept Is, pm
Aibia, Saturday, Sept ~, pm
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. 2 2p.m
Tho friends cfths cause, and the Repshiicsm Central
Committees OF the several counties, eessstsi 20
AXE all the local arrangements for tho netting In
respective counties. u. CUTIE
Chairman Rep. State Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
A GROWN or GLORY.
STERLINUS AMBROSIA

IL wtihag - rsSo0noD1t1 Three years - fAptdly In
creasins sale s.vs .sSs ~ Aasr - tsae~s I'll ovs
the world.
IT n WARRANTED TO PL1AsRT
II eur issAiss u III. Had. y
IL .at~ Nsw Hair snuw BaiA HseA Il
Itpr.ssnts the Hair RON FALLING uut
1t rsss@s tie Hair soh and eisssg
Cleanse thu scalp; Cools tue Heated brow Rssnov
DandrsG; cures Nervous ne.dachs: Curss Daldss
Insurss Luxuriaat LoeAs; IselInss Hs y Curl; Sup
ssdss Wigs; EHls Hair Eater. Good effect apparent
once.
TO TIE LADIES WE SAY,
rhs Anbrssia VII ~ 200 80 T. nssAstsy PET =,
DsiesssIy PsrfnnsA. Pstronaed By opsra singers ~
Astrsssss Sold n spssnABs bozss pr eaTson ssataiS
sg to iargs ssts,ss-sA ssr nossa.es -. = -
evening
Tn111 q no ussrAx1 ADous u.
asd snsettvs tofiss n sAswcrid 70 prvvs IL. W !
olstoa .s -
soia ~ Drug <ists. car
Ssssiisgb Anbrssia MAsafsctlriDg CenQaD I.
as fulton Street. NsU Yssh 80
eetl7-AAw1s ttk fai
CSLRAfks AROMATIC yEGkfAelR 1olH.
- superior rsalss ss.p, rs,srsl NJ. rsassl
Vegetable Oils n eo.knaties viii oaysssAn ).
ard especially desgssd for he .se Of Ladies ~
Ms Nursery. IT. p~fsss y e4quisissssAliA I
~ prsssrsas smivalisa. Dor ale ~ III dE,esse
fsbrsatvl. +
MARAlA0o And cDLIDACY, = nsHy =
Warming ssd yn.ksesios for scsug Mss. Abe Das.ass
nd Abssss whtA psostraaA The vital psvan. uitA -
osaM ffslief Sent ffss q charge h ssaAi lse1R
vsiopes. Address ~. J. HHiLLIH nBUan1UN, Douk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

The public srs assured by the Copper
Johnsonitss that the South will never sub NIT
to eqnal representation In Congress, and TO
the exclusion Of prominent and perured
traitors from that body as provided in the
proposed Congressional Amendment
Nov we we're assured Just ~ hsmentiy
during the war, that the South would pot sub
NIT 10 the authority Of the Government and
to the abolition Of slavery; yet the South has
submitted TO those terrible humiliAtions, and
II viii yrhmi. to the just demandsof Congress
and the loyal people Of the country - soon
as the success Of the Republican party
leave no alternative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

Frrz HESRY, who has hand some property
up at Burlington, in his wife's name, may or
may not answer the query Of the Fairfield
Ledger. 1t says "In his speech hero on
Saturday, Gen. Warren accused Mr.. Wilson
OF being party to the Congressional salary
outrage. He charged him with having re-
ceived the $4,000, and wanted 10 know why
he did not appropriate the money to great
benevolent purpose We don't know VII eth
er Mr.. Wilson received the $1,000 or not,
but Gen. Warren's question briaes up per-
tinent query. Gen. Warren wss ab,est on !
six weeks pleasure trip 70 Gautemala, for
which he received $500 10 gold. Gen.
Warren will not pretend that Ae eArssl taaI
money. Hsgot shat money, md y not q.
tending to his duties - Minister to Gautem.
ala. Why don't be appropriate tie $500
to s0une srese bsaaveaess pssposes RseAaps
Gen. Warren considers himself the most be-
nevosent institution in the country. Hox. j.
il, 0saesalr q y A2 s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

COL A. B. PORTER, of Mt. Pleasant, has
been appointed Inspector Of diski |lsries.
| tpe r,gA. man IN the right place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16


Over vosa.s. mo-. D., oeea. Sur, /. shs
Library Aaseciatien.
EOR SALE. A desirable residence in
I lsniiton. ~, csnsissine Of IN aosy Flns House
vim lot aud hair Ernuni v.i stocked viii ffui
snd shrutbery good cist. rp ssbic and outbud
ant p.rssf Hamilton and i for sale ehesp-or ~i b
exseacfedtar s'niiar property Y Ksshnh:
Enquire Of M tuhf0A ! =
Jyisd n. - Main s:ss.s. issSa
-ss'ez Fer Sale. >
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENcE.-
- 4 ssosssry Brick D~sl ing uss.s, With fooms,
cellar and ci.tefn. tail Lot with os.hBa NJ
variety Of errpes sud other fruit climate on Fulton
Street, between 9th aDd7th Streets. kns uire Il
wM. FULTON
jy2sd Real Bstass Aesnt
--------------------- - III
For sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
with rooaa and god cellar. fsll iot Win WOO
house. efserbs and variety Of most al knds Oh uid
q r,s.akFa, bsssssa ssh - 81 es.s..s. s.ship 1
For Sale.
a DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
Hease, eostainlaK six rooas and cellar tpal Lee
poo s. d sassr ss1 ftsns s,esae, siss1ssd 3 ~
ss''''a i'' ssd = ''r'''' sasc,s: = sv
J'oa i..i Sssss: is....
Fer sale.
Oes, ~ - ~ ~ osse ~ = II 4 4 49, n
s:ss. ssss~ nl;ri &c NJ sssss. I'M M - =.
', :s:: ( :. =, ~; sS!s 90,
Fer AalA.
IT oWs y n. =. - y - = sspes.~h.aa :,
Ia eoek - W1tA - 00eaGna $780, Owalline 1e.s~'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16


stSHALL she traitors who brought this mis-
cry upon the State be permitted to control ita
destinies.'
Thus queried Andrew johnson before he
became President. And now since he haa
through the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln be-
come President, he is attempting to usurp the
whole power ofths Government in fay or Of an
affirmative answer.
But the loyal peopls Of the land turning in
disgust from this crawling demagoeue and
renegade, recall the words Of President BIN
coin, and imbued with his spirit prbclaims
"We here rightly resolve that thess houored
dead shall not have died in vain, that the
nation, under God, shall have . new birth q
freedom, and that Government Of people, b,
the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Not Government by A. johnson in ths
interests Of the rebel aristocraey Of the South
and their confreres, the leaders Of the Cop
perhead and Bread and Rptter arittocrac,
of the North, for the re>iuanguraiion Of op
preston and tyranny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have pussp an1 soSs fhis sttefs b. - pear
and CAS- ooryrpsscs Ynr,a Of u vtss han
never bssn able 70 say Of 4py other .-dsciss-ssvu
GAs ~ p&.iso \ sfnsLl IssrAScx H,vscs 4 cuSl
Who's smei, I'D. Heyw d. -s ksov insessO =
Dissatisfaction BY any no used II. On hseoatsry
all delighted with its OF, atiops and speah IN tern
Of eosnends,ioa Of it, eesl Effects and medical vr
tues We sre~t 10 <hs nsass -wsAs ~ Esov," ahss
~ Year, sxfsris fLxres orr nErrrAsIcs tOs
sRs YuLsnfnru THAT ms pse1An1 In simos
every nstaEe. where tbs Ief.nt b suffering from pain
asa szhanstio-, rssf viii b. tonpd in nnesa minutes
sfsr the s.ru, Is administered.
Full direeto y for udsG viii sessnpany sscA bottis
none genuin. uniess ths Acetate 81 CURTIS ~
kIse, Ne~ Yoek, b On ths ouis6s ~rnyp~.
Sold By Ill prneEisA tArcashs.t tAs wssfd
Price, saly 30 cests per Bette
apr9I-6svon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

A. JoHNsos nov, Ike tho Copperheads
during the war, has great deal u ~ about
the Constitution, and in his late electionssr-
ine tour he has left the Consultation and the
Gag in the hands Of nearly every crowd be
has addressed.
A couple Of years since that identical
sshnmble individual made speech At Nash.
vile, in which he said many good things, but
acme better Or truer than this which il quite
- applicable 70 the original utterer - TO ''any
other man.
ANDREW JOHNSON said:
"Whenever youifnd man anywhere pratt
ing about the Consultation Of the United
States, spot him he's traitor"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
Presents to the Attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
rn1 ChilAren Testhin1.

which Erssil, AeiiItatss- lsser.s Of ,e-thir b. se
ssing III saas rsdsrts& ali. IL AAmn.sse.. IN 80
AL PAIN snf spasmodss srstou, md ~ %
Sure ~ Regulate the R0Wels...
Depend upon mother, h .tii give to yosfssi.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

n OtF, - - ~ eGosSe a&ef II 4 4 49, 4,
H With Osssags DwslliaG noess "a ssSee lr1Hssv,
Asess, essnG xAira ao1 nioh ensssl I1VDe - =
euiEs Of IN 1uf91sn., a.
sps3l-A naaI I.esAe Hs..t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOK SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM,
L NEAR WOODLAWN, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA-Will be sold at private sale, the farm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, deceased, con-
tanning 235 acres, more or less.
This farm is part of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Mount
Vernon Road, about six miles from Alexandra
and near to the Mt. Zephys Estate. About one
hundred acres is in timber much OF 1t Valuaole
there are two large orchards, in good bearing
order-a comfortable house, with good water
and convenient acknowledgement the whole
farm is under fence.
The land is of good quality for grazing or
trucking or the raising of grains.
will be offered at public auction on the premi-
ses, on THURSDAY, October 25, 1866, at y
o'clock m.
For further information apply to Mr.. Adam
Martin, near Clouds Mill, or to S. Ferguson
Beach Attorney at Law Address either at
Alexandria. Va. aug 6-eotf
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
DLANk BOOKS, PAPER
~

DLANk BOOKS, PAPER
d AND STATIONERY.
wish it distinctly understood and remem y per-
ed, that, in addition to my Auction ana Col1-
mission Business, (simply an auxiliary append
age l have made, and shall continue to make,
additions 10 my stock of
WRITING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
AND MISCELLANEOUS STAIlON Eh !,
And DESIGN making these the leading articles
and prominent feature Of my future operations
in business, wholesale and retail SneaR' rsR' lor
cash only. JOHN H. LANhOLI, ,5 ,
S. W. corner of King and Water streets,
N. BIN addition to the above | wish it it
known and remem mbered, that havethe iargeSt
stock OF SHEET MUSIC in Virginia. if not in
the south, and am adding toit every few days.
All orders, inclosing cash. will be PROMPTLY
attended to, and sent BY mali or otherwise, free
Of charge. ::
Libaral discounts made to schools and music
teachers. [sep It'll >. d. L.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Is IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Will be sold at private sale, on reasonable terms,
the large brick ID ELLlNG ana Off1Cf: A.
tocLcd situptel on the southeast corner of st.
Asaph and Cameron streets The lot fronts on
Cameron street 81 feet inches, running back on
St Asaph Of feet, and the buildings thereon are
of the most substantial character; the dwelling
thrcestorics high with II rooms and 1inlshed IN
the most elegant modern STYLE and the otico
two stories high, we'll adapted for 8 lawyer OF
physician; for location. comfort and conYe-
nience this is one Of the most desirable dwellings
in the city OF Alexandria.
ort 5-:,Gw:!.w \. MCLEAN, Trustee.
1Nri Inf Cow
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DEHT0R2 AND CREDITORS. There are many
very hard eases" as they are called, - cases in
o"!c1 the moral sense Of the community would
>: y shocked, il debtors were to be hunted with
.',f' :et these cases be generously COM
,,j..'",>cd-- H. let these objects OF public >ymra-
~! Ie withdrawn, by liberal compositions,
a., ,.'I' IN, me company Of those who are 'hard
,n!. -!y' laqnlte another sense and the whole
,r;j. r;rci OF repudiation and stay-Iaws will be
5a; t,:Sle1 forever. If the law may not dlstln'
=. S-sa M between the suffering and virtuous debt
!, >,a,: n:4 whom every one sympathizes, and the
,Is,!SA Debtor whom every one detests, ii no
'' r.a' can be extended 10 the Innocent dis.
AMI ,s,':S W oI the one, without ailordlng shelter
I' 1,|. 1cHh$c to the knaviSh practices Of the
,E"I E'II~lct creditors atone for the inIirnity OF
r., %%, by themselves separating the worthy
,', u n me unworthy, and voluntarily granting
m,,! ne iormer such settlements as these cases
r6;]! I6t! demand, and thus withdraw them from
i5S;. Sn I'S' OF the Indebted. This will strip of
va,. r' cover, those who take advantage OF The
,6%, 61y,"" TO speculate with money with which
I'll! cCGq G,1 and ought to pay their debts =
N, "''' ieaVe population to be dreamed OF
Ekn,,,y Dy the innocent unfortunate-o only by
~""YeS' -i{!cE Enqui,ry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-22
THE SUBSCRIBER is AUTHORIZED TO

THE SUBSCRIBER is AUTHORIZED TO
L offer for sale the FARM Of Joseph kerby,
esq. This farm is situated at the mouth of
Broad Creek, on the Mary land Shore where it
empties into the Potomac river. 1t is an excel,
lent alluvial soil, well adapted to the growth of
all the crops usually grown in that fertile sec
ton of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria, Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden. The improvements consist OF
q large frame dwelling, containing eight tEs
rooms, and all the necessary out buildings, aEI
in good repair From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers
a rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
Il safe investment, or to engage IN agricultural
pursuits. as il will be sold ut 4 great bargain.-
For terms &c, apply to ,,,rrny
FENDALL MARBURY,
Atty for owner, T. 3. P: O, Pr; Geo. CO. Nd. NJ
or to w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Alcxa., Va.
Pr George CO, Ml.--ie ll-2aWtf
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rysNnREA GAZETTE
.xExANDRGA GAZETTE
OF ADVERTISING

. of -clt lines one dollar, for the first insertion,
ie '!" cents foc each subsequent Liberal
g. tsS,i: tHS,i: with yearly advertisers.
- % vfircs and Obituaries, exceeding five lines, will
i nnicstions Of personal character, will be chars
!" 20, ,lyertisemeut rates.
y. ~ 'oncatious must be accompanied by the names Of
- r. and rejected communications cannot be returned
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ICOMMUNICATED.

/ COMMUNICATED.
! .o oontinualIv having the New York
! N'"'1 TT,u,, Wa.l,v y ,nd ssrbron;c}a,
] LdseE' LA P'l .I-.,.- ..,
I Mkej at Us oy 1l0"'0'S' ''0l5 ,Ai0 ''A''r',
= are constrained to smile as the little fellows
! g ,r;thort making sale, singing out luS-
! s.V1 m..o4 soo,o ono ,phn has , ,,c,clout for
aY 10 at""'' 'o''', ,.r, vs.,
indications 01 that i'iie: O'h-t o-A-icie
vau. York lIadg er Harper 5 " eek-Iy!
~, 49,. ,..l,J c,nh n.nars mnrh less 9,,v
VT u0N 80,
&E their pFlEIlns' "le" 'iieie 3le o0'''' Oil" '''
-ayc meritorIous sheets published at home. -
II, high time for the Southern people to help
- 'sLor mb;Io tho Radical Yankees are
i'h o'"''' ",'''O - - ill.,
eIPNg tAclnSe!'eS /" 'iVe tno9o'nu 'ol'',: d
g:ar out OF other people luhus' ana lnak'ns
.@3og efforts TO hTip themSeiVeS I" uhDooEnS
! Guss ana !anaS? oy pesiain,i.hs at AZ 1At
agto anu leaSuTtn SV;tI,,"Sru SInnro Pt,ns ie pa
T9c a!suse u ~ u,,th"r I'tFrl ",Ie Ieo
is ii!S e'ae 10. ..;i, i,"".GI,n gouI go tbo
sse 4o9e NE T,in pnI W. eS't7 To. enio''n oten vc r
II2nI o. ''Ac i'eI''io,'V n, IaTtH ~ 1G'~a
.n1s0me ana eAce''c"' weekly p''o''Siie'' ''
.2jgh, r, =; = y. -, r.o;y. ro,,,,. ;o,rna, ,c
Inc -, b"t mn not oI>rr the na1ney Of Wrr.
~ '.Aij;li Dr>Iig and Eouncl's IeGgry, whose own
= take such delight, in the publication Of ca
maies n9onl the S?onthern people: When SUCH
.oUroa as the Etf|% "'''f faL9Sl"r " can DC OBJ
aed n" S@HIner illa, SoJ;u PeFi,ilI te IL
1@%.JGr .J "a " witbin 4 his his bdusrH"id@ VIZ '''
III P"a;n,I Sheet euttlc, the above "jlnEr.
,cI ~ TITr Pass, At the same time that it
..n,., President johnson. to the exhaustion Of
-,.r. ca,r Iow vile cpithet. That. we suppose, is
~: ,fcsn.a Lrt when 4 Southern man advises
I,n,ir,n nnorIc +, encourage hone publica
., - ,Ea nvo}u>on Of Northern periodicals,
.ral m;,b rsInmnirs nnon themselves that is
-.,% .r',, ,,'.: "FHrrnoM OF THE PREss.'
Tb4nls ~ linn who has givcn rs. in our
.r'r"I";tv ,,,,,;t ANDREW Johnson for President.
To ',. . free pcoulc, with free Press, and
','r oow,rI viii waar = mruzzle when we are
,on;monInI r to "anSwnr fool accordinp 10 his
'ir''''''S' t.Sr -" "
By "FREEDoN OF TIE PREss'' is evidently
mean, .RFrrI,," with anv number of exc!ama-
ian noin,s after the worn.out word. But that
,9mn is ohout HrlarnA ont ~ The Black Re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-22

NOR KENT-Two STO RES under the Man
L sion House Hotel: also, ID DWELLING aes.s
uOUSES-.wo suitable for large families, SI:i ii
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller capa-
city And on Union street. convenient to the
rniIroal Two LARGE YARDS, suitable Tor
the lumber, coal, wood, or plaster trade. En-
qure OF ia rs 5 GREEN
i,-I prlDcn street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-22

TT STRAUSS.
IT. Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
TOOrS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
rOpNER KING AND ST ASAPII SI':.
CAlls surci;i attention To his very large and
we'll Selected stock Of the above named goods,
which he will sell at The lowest cash prices.
N17~The attention Of Country MERCHANTS Is: IS \,
particularly called to his stocks, wh'rh W'!I
compare lavorubIy with amy ever "leIea III IN 6niS
market, andwl be sold ut prices pelo" 1''1
moro market sep II ""