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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-27


KIoIsAL NOTICE 70 q Hughes. James Hsnon
~ Eliakin Ford. Bridget Myers gliasbeth Ma
Well Amanda Hughe,, James NJ Love trustee Ae Sno
sitner, X X Ford, James Watson Leaudef
Hartine, John Maxwell, Cbi.tenden 4 Co Do
Leigh. Vim Thompson ~, Dudley, u @ Morrison 4
Go, jno Reeves Henry Foots, Henry Fowler Thonis.
Davis, ssoddsfd. GBuekinshan, Chs. Parsons J 4
EA.tman, Ipchard Pyle Mary enish, G wykon Geo n
suith kch4 NAflron k5ber BsiIsten Henr, eni,h ard
u Dealing defendants Yon are hereby notified that
noe on fte inthe Gerks cffre ~ fhe Bfstrrs
Court Of Lee county Iowa, at kcokuk a petition IN
eqaty o. Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment against
yoa Hughes and James nix6n the snrn II
four hundred htty-uiue and s5-IDo doiIsr,
upon Pay nsnt q taxes m.de b. piaiatG By vir.ns
ofthe pfovisons q yoar mortgages made Charles NJ
son upon lot one ~. two ~ AMI three fag lock f5a
and lots 80 10 ii, and L. block 2oi city Of 60
knk. Iowa 10 addition to Judgment rena4fel in sail
court st the special May term 1851 tbs sui, Of said
plaintiff uersss g. Hughes and James Hrou for The
SUI oft~o thousand sour hundred and twelve ard
-ieo aa3rs, and as against sl ssld defendants Above
named also praying fer ds1Eee AZ sslA ~ lots To
psy sad sass ana tbs exsingnshtaent ali title In
tefts right and slhity Of redemption upon snch sale
and for general rsbef he. Nov you eMei appear
aud auswsr said petition by Of the second IL of
the next term Of said be bea on the FIRST Non
day Of February 1851, ud9nen. and win ~
had thersta ~ prayed fer.
~ Rcs stamp, 50 essi II SCOTT HOWELL
dtei PHI. Attw.
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Tnf Unilariaus Of ChArleston. 3. G., are
IN trouble. Some months ago tl4eysdtsulssed
heir pastor. Rev. Mr.. Stebbins, from bos-
sep, 81 the charge Of being Yankee. ihey
nave since made several = calls IN daberent
directions, but, as they won't havea Yankee
and ~ Unitarian Clergyman don't grow IN
the South. these poor Cbsrestonians are ~ .
melancholy fix.
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Two sAthAniel MeCraa, Adam Bepls Jshn la w. and
l. HAIt. executors al the estate Of JasoL rthAp-
her, decsa~rd Airet saugays Ypn are hssspy asta-d
thai on or before ths frat day of bosmtss 1855 there
viii b ase 10 tbs a4s Of the clerk Of tbs bitret
Coat Of Lte county. toss at eokak petition 81 the
La sfriiee Coal Coml elnling 81 the Ma
AID s1ts doliare.s thr purchase sasaes dn- ots
q 2. aud Of lot II. Lloes l3 Fards a.di-
tsoh - tie rsts " heokak L1e ranuty IDss and also
IraJiss uf IA- saiu sfasnt Ola tedoss upon said
prppffy i1f thh aiauhi sbos4 saaHse and deer ~
tps b sale % said 1t fir tbe pal d lh+ sac
and interest Ard uie~s yos sSls4. - seas asd fe4d
bsfre noon Of ts seaar5 Jay The aVxt term VI tie
sid ly-i.c 1.ast Al K-tHk, - esn+aee - the nrst
aondaI In s.irsari, isot 5a aud decree viii be
repdaSe1 asaaast ssy default
RANhIA AoCEART. Atty Tor PrH
100 CT. HeY statap, tatzc4ilsdI der2
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s. T-ls60.-X.-The amount of Plantation
Bitters sold in one yea1 is something startling
They would Ell Broadway sixfeet higs, from the
Park to 4th street. brakes manufactory is one
Of the institutions Of Nev York. 1t is said that
Drake painted all the roiks in the Eastern States
With HIS cabalstc IS 4-ls60.-X., and then
got the old granny legislators 70 pnssA iaw pre-
venting dfsfguriag tbs face of nature. uhseh
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
is, but do know the Plantation Bitters SELL as
no other article ever did They are used by all
classes of the community and are death on Dys-
pepsia--certain. They are very. invisoating
when languid and weak and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ain lifting the kettle { om the fte sealded my
self very segerrly-one hand almost 10 crisp.
The torture was unharabe. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. It healed rapidly, and left very 1T
tie scar. CHAs. FosryR, 42e Broad ST., Phila- =
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. It is Invaluable in all cases Of
wounds. swelIngs, spraink cuts, bruises, spayins,
etc, either upon man or least
Beware of counterfeits. None Is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engrayings, bearing
the signature Of q. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DEMAs BARNES CO., New
York.
Saratoga spring Water, cold by all
Druggists.
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nRIGIsAL NOTICE. = To Rober, P

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - To Robert r.
~ walker, 1ihson srown. Isnna. wick and vii
liam Lohuer Executors IS ths .slAe Of Lous Zind.i
deceassr. Geo Y. Anderson, Hiram Barney
Ioa ard each Of pa are hereby aoti6es there ie
Of Lac county, loxA- at Asoksk, petition ss Jo-sph
Woods Ba eu Tor OF the estate 4 fses Fsfs xs!
cailng ef yoa tss said A1esI n. waker tie san III
Fourteen Th0sssHl $50 Hundred and sessnt, ave
= Leu psllsrs ia ~ 80 ~ due prom
fsso'y reir and anst s NJ sra the foreclosure u
sasn mortgage given g. The payment Of said
debt conveying ihe following deeetibea property The
asiaed half u tots ria~, ~ ten. ol eiesen, til
twelve fs1 Block tweEfythree fz51 the Cits ef
ktok ok tsse county, loss Now unless yen Agspear
the anil isfsnf efgge Of in4 second dag Of
the O. tb said Dsfrict Court said Court
be tegsn and hid ~ tie FIRST Monday in February 1891
st kygsu&. eeeaah sili ts entered against you and
judgment add dserce rendered In painful pray ed
for IN said petition.
RANr IN NcCR AIRY
Rev staMp-S1 Gu Attorneys for Pitt
6.nal.1
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War Dp rrs-A young lady. Returning 70
her country home after sojoum Of a few months
in New York, was hardly recognized b her
friends. In place Of rustic, flushed face, she had
a soft, rady complexion, Of almost marble smoth-
hess and insissd If e, she really appa4rca h4s
~. She told thein plainly she used iagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not DO without IL ANY
lady Improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can be ordered OF
any druggist Tor oniy 80 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Hcimstrcets inifnitahe Hair eaoring has been
steadiiy growing in favor for over twenty years
ACTS npon the absorbents at the roots Of the hair
and changes II 70 its original color by degrees
All instantaneous dyes deaden and injure the hair
Heimstseet's is not aae but is certain in it, re-
suits promotes its growth, aud j. beautiful Ham
DnEssISG. Price 90 cents aad Sl.0a. Sold by
al dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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LYos's EXTRACT OF PdRg JApAicA GINGER
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn Sack Head
ache, CifolerE MUfbus, sc where 8 warming, Sc
nial siiinuan i lequirel. It. careful prepara-
ton and entire purity man Is i cheap AID Felia-
Die article for eJiinary PM pose sold eryW here,
at 80 ets pcr battic.
Saratoga Spring Water. sad BY all
Druggists.
jy4-wel-d-e.o.w-w
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ssOA sAI4E.-A fine opportunity for
QUE &fshfss rerHae~ IN nHr-erisss Drug BUSINESS.
The Proprietor. having made arrsnv@m~pts 10 eursrs
IN other bnsue-s on the Pacific Coast will dispose q
their Brig ba~ine~s In keokRk on r~napnnkla fsrva
sta,e to- ated on -Main street Address ssD.0
dscsc Lsck bex ~ ~, KselMh. IsvN.
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s8ls aa3n q 7ss . 2 80 & 8 - ~
ID nv ss@a vs4 7ssAs aaas 49, y ssF
assss vss es4 ~ s.a asg a sg @s's II
SzME
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oHoL ERA SEA s O N

And We hare OF heard Of 4 pge Instance In vhici
this hi-rs used warrr the pe.saBs suffered Iron
any Of til symptoms Of Cho, d.
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Physicians endorse and Use il!

Ministers gisetestimony Of its efficacy
An from all directions eeeive tidings Of per
forme4
Dyspepsia!
Itissrre cure.
Heartburn
One doe sill cure.
Headache
1t has cured in handresssof cases
Headache and Dizziness
II stops Ii thirty minutes.
Acidity Of the Stomach
II corteets at once.
Rising Of the Food
II stops Immediately.
Distress after Eating!
one ee-e viii remove.
Cholera Morhas
Rapidly yields 70 few iaset.
Bad Breath
Viii D.. ehapved with haif bottle.
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Paa fall shades wey embroidered
fine land latv
Ndt TFe4dsT e.E aba3ae
I#rn,
Npt' and Buttons Rhb9n
/ r rnn t fact hrnemaf eJexps
s
y Al a q a yard
f d AL nndt
nj
and pressed FanEe1 offered
q H.kep issueAas Dnpeing
nse altar 10
muslin a
n StrsS s5ani6T Este
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ss aE sssass ID gsia eHs aEAss
frsa agsfa snIass
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CO E'S
Dyspepsia Cure !
This GfssfFfmedy for IN
Diseases of the Stomach

L. discovery nrenor OF Goes valnsbe Cough
Ralssrn While experras -tig FIR LIS uwu health. IL
cured Crnnp IN tae stomach for him which hsa before
yielded ~ Bcthing but ehloFot9rm.
Tire almost daily testimony from various parts Of the
country encourage 10 believe there Is no disease
caused BY disotdered stomach IL will not sp eediy crre
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I EGAL NorIcE.-To Stephen E. Jones.

Rev staap-5o cts Attorneys for Pat
dee2i-t
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
Liquors and Tobacco.
Sale Of Forfeited Stock.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Shares in
lV the Saginaw Valley Petroleum Company,
held by the following numbered certificates for
feited for non-payment Of assessments, will be
sold nj the Office Of VIM. Daglish, Esq, In Ports
mouth, Bay County, on Tuesday, June l6, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, unless said assessments, interest on
same and costs Of advertising are previously paid
Nos |, 2, and 5.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM WHIPPLE, President.
Saginaw County, May %, 1866.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
WHO WANTS?


Who wants prime lambs-wcol. .undeshirts,
Or splendid Drawers or Hose,
Who wants Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Or cambrie If they chose
Who wants snow-whits Linen shirt
The texture supsrfne, a7 ~
Who wants killing necktie i
The shirt-collar To entwipe
Who wants stylish Coat or Vest,
OF any shape or shade
Who wants handsome peir Of Pants
As good as ever were made2
Who wants first-rate 0,ercoat
TO ward old winters chill
A"Raglan'' or "Mcclellan,"
"Bang-up" or what You will,
Who wants scarfs, Shawls, Gloves, Gauntlet
suspcnders or valise,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tends
Gents comfort to increase.
To Marks far-famed Tower Hall
Should HE them in a triee,
And know that he alone supplies
Prime Clothing at Low Price.
TO III. MARKS, ln
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods Emporium.
Genesee Street, opposite the Bancroft Houss
East Saginaw Mich. e--t.ef
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12

CEALED PROPOSALS will bc received by the
- undersigned, until the 18th day Of July, inst,
for doing the Mason Work Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, to be built this season at East Sag
NAV, Michigan. The Church TO be constructed
Of brick furnished by the society. Dimensions 60
xll2 and copied from the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Adrian, Michigan. Plans and spccih-
cations can be seen by applying 10 v Bude,
Architect cf this city. The contractor will be re-
qu'red TO give satisfactory security that the work
shall be done within soasonable time, and in
good and workmaDlike manner. BY order Of the
Trustees t3 TT tv t-
RR RICHARDS, Chairman
II. JosLrS, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
ExTENSIVE
Livery Establishment

A their New and Extensive Stables or
IA Washington Street. t-'-
& EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN. =
Have one Of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West
Family 'turn outs" Horses and Buggies Sadie
Horses, and "rigs' ofall styles, single or four tc
SIX horses, promptly ftted out
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything about the establishment is in
good shape, tidy new and Of late style. horses
always in good condition, and carriages and Har-
nesses neat and tidy.
REA S ONA b L E X Il TIE s! .
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost
pains taken to give entire satisfaction to all
toners.
A. w. GATES.
East Saginaw, Feb 9, 1866.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
MANUFACTURE
COPPER, tin
AND
SHEET IRON WARE,
OF ALL KINDS.
OF ALL KINDS.

Manufactured 10 order, of the best material and
in workmanlike manner Stoves put up, Pipe
fitted Fave Troughs and Water Conductors made
and put up, Repairing promptly attended to
Kerosene Lamps made, or fitted with Burners
and Chimneys; Camping Utensils made in any
desired syle, Lumbermcn fitted out with all es-
sental articles for Culinary Purposes in the
woods; Zine Boards Tor stoves made to order, and
everything required In this branch of mechanica
business done promptly and veil.
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A debating olub is arguing the question
(which is the moSt effective agent in the re-
duc.isn of &c population ofth civilized coun.
vies-war, cholera, or railroad swi,chmen =
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Billiards.
The second match between Nick Cobbler
and John Bequette came Off at the Broad
Guage on Thursday, the alst inst. The game
Was four.p''I carom, 500 points to be played
by Rranctte to 400 by Cobbler On the turn
of the first hundred by b CoDoiyT ,aa5 .s.5oui
35 ahead, but "bad luck" set in and the game
was closed with JOHN Mt 500 and his opponent
at 270 A large number witnessed the enter.
tainment. The main bet was 800 a side, but
good many S. and los changed hands among
the spectators 1t is but just to state that
Nick was in poor play, though the general
Judgment is thai JOHNNY is hard 'boy" to
beat by any one along this river.
On Saturday following this match, party of
us who admire the science of the cue, took the
DYKINs fast line to Prairie du Chen to witness
play for Ss5, 900 points even, between Be"
quette ana Valleau, young man who attends 5
the billiard room Of the Hutson Railway
Horse. Both are young and ambtious-both
played we'll, bu, Johnny's extraordinary cool
ness gave him a decided advantage over the
lmpu'slFe nervousness oi 'alieau' anu aSaiu
Bequette was victorious. Mr.. Cobbler and
John Hutson took few matches for small
amounts, (side betting brisk, however,) John
giving odds John won. we believe, in every
instance, Mr.. Cobbler playing in even worse
luck than on the previous Thursday. Hutsou
played we'll if he would practice as much a.
the others it would be troublesome for any o
| our local "tars" to meet him.
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pEsfRvED.-Wc are much pleased 10 record
the presentation of gold headed cane to may
or JOHN J. TALLMADGE Of Milwaukee. John 5
polite. and ours do not fit in the same notch
exactly, but that difference was never cause Of
alienation between the writer and his friends.
JOHN, we were the recipients of some nice me
mentos from those Of opposing politics, and we
congratulate you on receiving so nice present
from social admirers Of mixed political friends
AS once before stated in these columns, where
T. goes after dissolution, we are ready to be
ticketed. Pretentious piety, transparent phar
iseeism, and their too commonly observed evil
social consequences, cannot please the "Father
of ALL" and for His sake we dislike those who
imagine that long prayers and hypocrtical
cant will secure seat in the realms Of bliss
Every one Of those chaps will 60 into "the
pit" if their own preaching is true.
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Thankss giving.

Thanksgiving.
We have read many Of the sermons deliver.
ed Oh the 7th December, and most of them, We
regret to say, partook Of the par,izanism OF
those who give unto the preachers addressing
them. Charity was generally ignored, and
the mosurevengeful passions cultivated. Sym
pathy for sour suffering colored friends" is the
general burthen, interspersed with hanging our,
late enemies, aud occasionally Q; reference to
Him who died for erring man. AS an exception
we are pleased to commend the able, charita
bic and scholastic effort of Rev. John GiEE-
Low, now of Chicago. Let us commend, also,
the closing language Of Rev. T. J. HoLcoMB,
of St. Paul's church, Winona. Who is most
like the Savicr, partisan with the sHell Of
the hustings upon him and the pay in hi. pock
ct, or one who ondeavors to heal the sores Of
the body polite
There is still one other cause Of rejoicing to
US, in which other religious bodies cannot
share. 1t is the restoration of unity to the
church. AS we ever pray for delvcrance from
schism, so God seems to have heard our prayer,
and while he has been healing the nations
wounds, he has not forgotten to bring together
in concord the several sections of his church.
With the example Of other christian bodies
before us, who in times past have been separ.
ated by the political issues Of the day. into So
cieties north and south, separated as forever by
IN impossible gulf, we, as a church, by divine
guidance, have outridden the storm, and aro
now in the fair way OF complete return to
the harmony and good feeling of former days
| believe there is no society, social or rclig.
Gus, in the land, in a position now to do one.
! half SO much toward restoring good feelings
| between the sections as the Episcopal church.
i In the beginning OF the war she was the last
to follow the lcadings Of the south, and at its
close she is the first to hasten the restoration
Of unity and christian love. AS S church We
have some times been accused OF disloyalty, as
compared with the sects around US. One thing
is CERTAIN whatever else MAY be true OF indi''
yiduas, our Incorporate zeal has not placed W
| in such an unfortunate position that we are
nowerless to exert a truly christian influence
! in healing the heat wounds OF the people, tho
gospel ) legitimate field OF; ministraton His.
| tory will write it that there was no cause 60
directly opcratius to foster the secession idea
: in its incepton, us the divisions north ana
! south, OF christian churches. Long before the,
states seeded the thought of social and poiiti-
| cal separation was hatched and fed by these
| unfortunate divisions. 1t was reasonable and
| logical to argue that if men could not live to.
cether in peace as christians, they would soon
! imagine it necessary to have national schism
also. Thus the idea took form anu shape, anu
the religious severances became entering Wedg
cs Of the great rending that afterwards came
about From a love Of the union that could
be so blind to the inevitable consequences OF
its ewu acts, my the good Lord forever deliver
uS.
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The New Brewery.

The New Brewery.
Not long since, by invitation, and in com.
pany with DR.. Andros and Marshal Kerznan,
We called to see the new brewery, up the river
about one third of a mile. HAGENslcE ScnU-
MAKER arc proprietors. Our party was treated
to the choicest liquors in the Institution. and
of course we were slow to leave the hospitable
place. The enterprise will be profitable to
McGrcgor, and fortune making to Messrs H
IS The main building is Al bJ Sc, four
stories high, II feet stone wall and Il Of
brick, 200 feet of vaults for storing lager. a
French root, making leakage impossible. Sc
BAsrIAN d MILLER did the mason work, John
Andrew all the drafting and most Of the car.
penter work, from beer tubs to the finest or
namental part of the building. ANDREW is a
most remarkable genius in wood he drafted
the whole building and NEST of its machinery.
and his calculations were filled by himself and
work men "to scribe" The full cost of the
whole affair will exceed $4,000.
The capacity of this beer making house is
about 5000 gallons per week.-Mrs. can easily
be increased if there is a demand for more
The kettle holds 25 barrels, the mash tub owe,
( 4O Brewing goes on from three to six times
per week. Fred. Rabenstcin is the bcss of the
tubs and hops he knows his business every
time. The beer is already before the public
and drinkers Of it pronounce it excellent. We
now have two excellent breweres in town, and
there can be no necessity in future to send
abroad for the popular beverage of our Ger
manic friends. Having no partiality, we wish
success to Van Stadden & Klein and to Ha
eeusick and Schumacher. Let congress take
off the tax ON Lager and Ale and put more on
spirits, and the world would be much benefit
| ted.
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IeekIp 1ortb aopa d2imts
McGREGOR, JAN. 10, 1860.

M. M. loMERoy is in New York, superintcn.
ding the publication of book containing his
odds and ends of wit and bur-le,que. We are
Informed by those who should know, that
"Brick" has sold his interest in the La Crosse
and the Winona Democrats, and that he will
open shortly as the "Big Injun" Of large
daily constitutional journal at st. Paul. We
expect Brick to be congressman or governor
before he dies. He has more ability than
half the executive or senatorial representatives
of the states. Wild as a zebra 100 per cent
of vanity; 500 per cent. of working power
several tons of friendship oceans of hate
extraordinary imaginative and illustrative c
powers /; genial to fault, thoug', strictly tenn.
perate; not overloaded with dffidence we'll
posted on all subjects, from peanuts up to pol.
itios and philosophy, ready writer and fair
sIeaker-why. won't the cuss succeed .
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Turkey.
There was time when the Grand Sultan
had good deal to do in stalking turkey"t to
the balance Of the world but that time is
ever The main man now in the turkey bust.
ness is "Bill" PAUL of Giard. On New Year
eve our house was the recipient ola terrible
critler of the fowl persuasion, weighing, prob.
ably Is pounis, ard as fat as butter, with "the
compliments of Paul AID Lady" Since 1856
no holiday mas passed our corner without the
receipt of one--semetimes t,co-of these most
desirable, welcome and highly appreciated
lieess visitors, from the hands of our unfor-
getful friends above named. "Bill."if You
are nc saint, you are long way from the sim
ner who now thanks you. - ..... ..
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A CLlScuER. old lady once tri.
uaphantly pointed to tae "Ep.stle to the
Romans" and asked where one could be-
found addressed to the Protsstants! This
was equallcd by an old negro Baptist At
the South, who said TO his master "a Meth.
odst) you've read de Bible, ! spose =
"Yes." well, you'se read in it Of one
John de Baptist, hasn't you 7" Yes
"Wen, you never saw nothing about no :,
John de Methodist, did you - mo;
"Woll, den, you see dar's Baptists In IS s
Bible. but dar aint no Msthcdlsts; and ds
Bibles on nv side.
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ADBorr's HIsToRy.-Subscribsr for Alb.
bott's History Of the War are hereby notified
that the second volume is now ready and will
be delivcEedlso them the present winter. Sub,
scribers are also informed that as have their
to receive books from any other agent.
vi B. RoosA.
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Speech OF Senator Cowan, Of Pa. :,

In reply 10 Sumre,'s attack on the Presi-
dent. Dclirered Dec. 20, 1865. B,ief
but DoiNtel
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-10

SOLDIERS Fl isTIvAL.-The soldiers Of Clay.
ton and adjoining counties will hold Festival
at Strawberry Point, on January IL, 1866 All
soldiers and all friends of IOwa's bravest sons
are cordially invited to come up and enjoy
with them the festivities Of the occasion.
We learn by letter from It. Grannis to Line
P. McKinnie, thatICol. Van Anda will be pres
ent and address the company