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The Mason & Hamliu Cabinet GDr~.-.
forty different styles. adapted sacred and secuIar
music, for $50 to 5000 each FIFTY-ONE GOLD
or slLNEK MEDALS, or other frst-class premiums
awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues free Al.
dress MASON HAMLIN, Bosrox, MASON
BROTHERS, NEW YORK. ven1I1~r
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TIE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART
A = . OCIA ON,
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS STILL OPEN,

m aE P dS5s:. RATE IF: OF SALES
.! H. CROSBY
~ s. s r ]
Hail. Co. FnAxc1 Hox4 g Anfi@n G hapres
: % Trade J. Msss % s::sss ss Bank
Catalogues ready containing full list of Premiums
o""g the Gndat s zzA"taong
CERTIFICATES DOLLARS
Application for Certificates ma 1mme
ss c are ,e2a t make : 'ea"s 2*9 eesf
THE ENGRAylNGs GIVEN SUBSCRIBERS
n 4 sns p % WITH Il:
~'s ars vS dna his .so;
% s P'f f: 4ss print" will % 1 sss sy Artists
4 Card-zAe Chrome from Cropeys AUTUMN
OFFICE OF T. SINCLAIR LTnoGRA
from d6srsn ~" so ossR ssa
e s S'ss 1"s best to take little more time tia,
say viii possible e to complete tn. picture
csago % very respectfully yours SINCLAIR
sn It's due to the public
being nsss Hs~ s s1e1*@
The sale certificates the Association has
will a.ass:S S BE %sss
ability Crosby carry out his enterprise
s ganes nndsrtakng above announced sAn1n
appointed the Crosby Opera
% s rs:pne Mr. s .! s'ss 9as,aS;s:
's 'ss rR "1 6aH e good
s Sh Ss:E Td eb ss S railroad Chicago
; s's "s'H Sn':ss Chicago
Hif s is &1 1S5pf H GS c5is e Chicago
To the safety express
and q % % s:s: On
tube and postage Orders SRSsS%
Y. H. ChOob1 acuary No. ~ Opera House. Chicago.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Eyerv vonns,avd
~ and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very mush tt. their advantage by return
mai lres OF charge), by Addressing the undersigned
not noticing this cardA others Will please address
heir o5edicnt servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN
vSn2S-1y S31 Rroodxav No,v vor,
ks1,aTsft ''''' A>o" Aoi -
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD MINI. 4
u. September i!th. 1880.
Darfd Smith:
SIR: You hereby notified toappcar at this office
the 31sT DAY OF UUr0BEl A. D. 1860 at 10
vc% A. S.i "y "' r "'c" ana 1nsre shom
by you this Office April lst, 1865, upon tho no of
section T. in township l2T range IS, in the District Of
lands subject TO sal" ut 81. Cloud Mimi. should not
he cancelled rs one Mathew Hren,la alleges an aar-
denmcnt thcreof hy yuu aud proposes hoN and there
to show the same wien yon will To permitted to cp-
pose such showing.
HENRY c. WATT, Register,
scpt2o.6wl ". b. MITCHELL, Receiver.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 90

Free from Grain Oil, with flowers Buds and Banks
OF the highest Medicinal Virtue.
These Eit tcrs have received o endorsement of more
than -four hundred REGULAR PHYSICIANS who have
recommended their in Dyspepsia arrangement of
the Stomach. Los of Appetite Srrvo,1s prStra1iun
Debility llu III Ill c:scS OF disease which in lis ncp-
cnt stages rri1l,r" only gene diet. and invgor-
ttilg n"Iri:!!.l:: >..h1nt. As safeguard against
diseases ''' 1T IT, new countries, Lad w,.tcr severe
labor ANA great y&'-tlr'. the Differs have been
C'inalcd
IIrs'. HUNDREDS Of the most successful and respected
= Physicians :ct":ilH.,:! I'D
SWANS BOURBON DITTERs.
"c;?d. The !l'I"t llo'.i Al authority of the Army
have given til IL unqualified 2Npr Val to
SWANS BOURBON DITTErs.
Tt'. Thn:.n Of nva'~ restored, to hoalt;. through
Their .;;'':''v, r'''rS.' AK! rr:u'!nlcnd
SWAIN BOURBON BITTEnc.
march HAY" b chc'rc'l strengthened and bclie-
fitted s'y the Of
SW WINS BOURBON BlTTERS.
have b." saw FROM 'ti>>'s.. and death by the time
1yuse Of
SWANS BOURBON DlTTEEs.
Srth. Travellers on Rivers ana the Ocean have found
an Hni"in@ remedy in
SWANS BOURBON DTTTERS.
SrchH Miners t"i'inc :,r down in the bowels Of the
earth, have been protected AID preserved Ivy
SW AIMS BOURBON DlTTENS.
E;9''',. Thousand. "f lo,rs in delicate health have
had tile h,";''n rr.ore to tI"i. che, Ks y using
SWANS BOURBON ElTTERS.
N;n. by ncrc":nc I'll" appetite. a>*stinS Digestion
regulating the bowels. ~; giving tone til" system.
they 'rrt strength 10 thu body and chc:ln'Ic>s to
the mind.
80 fyour DRUGGIST Or trlt>n,n hes not got l..
ButsI'$. have lli,il send r them.
r. Etmcn'" Y III" llN!n". and take H. Other.
Fv:sac by r"l..: druggists airl ;'rocrr< everywhere
G. H. SWAIN. prrr ct'r,
81 Sou Water St. Get. Chicago.
At Who'll. s1I"ir D".N PRE- !. KELLY. St. Paul.
AT retail hy $. u ttI.AIT CO.. and L. W. & L. G.
si;i*, St. Cloud. vSn2o-1y
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ERRORS OE,:YOUTH.-nrt ,en,,.n,,n ,,,,
IL suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Prema.
ure Decay and all the effects of youthful
wi M', i9r ,Ss sake ad suffering hnmsnity send free
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing profit by tho advertisers experience. can
do so by addressing JOHN p. OfDEN '
vsn2S-ly No. 10 Chambers St.. New York
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Commissioners, Notice.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by tho Hon.
:. ltali. Judge IF the pritc Court !r the County Of
Hent'r, Mnur-,';A Commit ,i,.lcrs tnrrc,vc examine
AMI adjust all Claims ana cc'l,"Cs Of all persons
against the ret;:r IF ,niii;n Fc, rim, late Of the
town OF 81. Hon:er, in SAID Ec;on County. deceased
ana! ais all claims and Il, ntliS exhibited in offset
thereto and six months fr;n the eth day of Srptcn
bet 1866 b"n:; allowed by said Court tor that rur-
pose: We therefor" hereby :,ive notice that we will
attend to the business of a,l appointment at the
County Q!llcc in Sank Rapids, the I'd Tuesdays of
November, D'r7n.hrr january, and the 2nd tuesday
IN March next. !r N ihr lutrs Of 10 o'clock A. ~
until ?. NJ, r."li OF sliu days.
b. X. kNOWLTON
L. s. HALL,
L. BUHGlT,
Dated this Jd day q ntt. lAGc Commissioners.
octll-4w
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Saxony, Fur ard Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu-
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c.
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Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Gndershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Ovcrshirts, Jackets, Buck Nitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITO OVERWHELMINGLY advertiser, hav-
l. ing been restored to health in a few weeks by a
very simple remedy after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fcllow-sutferers the means of cure.
To all who lesre it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used Gree of charge with directions for pre-
psHre md Esns ~thesssamS Which 1hey willafnds p
SsRE CtREAfor CoNluMpT1oN,s ASTHMA, BRoScHrr6,
1CoUdus, Co14s, aRd a. Throae and Lun
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable and he
shOte&every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost
them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
s.sny w,m S EaX kins a c %lk ksT York
TNOW THY DESTINY.-MADAxE E. F
IA THORNTON, the great English Astrologist, Clair
{ xyfnt md RsyehoMefrkiaf, who has astonshed the
scientific classes Of the Old World, has located
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight ns tn
enable her to imrart knowledge of the greatest i'm
portance to the single married Of either SEX W he
~ taeepf trancesBire he6nestcs tht A1y fcat,IIes
the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an
Instrument Of intense power, known as the Psycbomo
trope, guarantees to produce lec picture of the
future husband or wife of the applicant together with
date OF marriage position in life leading traits of
EshsNcterrSs;;7 l1sIs no humbug g, as thousands Of
TESTIMONIALS can assert. She will send, when desired,
certified certncatc, or written guarantee that the
picture is what it purpors to he. By enclosing a
dp @ a1S s1n tn es s.;;5
and stamped envelope addressed yourself Won viii
receive the picture and desired information by return
| mail. All communications sacredly confidential Adj
dress, in confidence, MADAME E. T. TaoESToy p n
Box 223, Hudson, N. 7. ysnI3sm
kT.9: sAi II e.t: SIT s7o1.t .-"sit - -
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1T S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ October 9th, 1866.
Marion Losare:
SIR: You ar hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the Slsr DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1866, at
10 clock A. NJ, of said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1851, made by
you at this Office April 21st 1865 upon the ne Il Of
section 70 township III, range 49, in the District of
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud MIMI should not be
donment thereof by You and proposes then and there
to show the same when you will be permitted to con-
test such showing
HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
octll-6w c.. A. GILMAN, Receiver
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Z III .(Izl(>:> ]L.zI
aqa0 bna a: :',sa !
|SiCH ZAP 7GASH = STORE,
Where you get Good Goods at Low Prices
A beautiful stock CT
DIR Ess~G GOODS,
At all prices, from Is cents upward.
SILK sACoUEs AND DAsQUETINEs,
CLOTH sACQUEs AND BAsQUETINEs,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
Ncv Styles.
A handsome lot of
BLACK SILKS
CLOTHS c,ss,,rprs
PRINTS,
Aos1lNs' Co. So
b III @t~ -Au Yery ceap!~ Da
II. X. TAYLOR,
II - -
4" o1>NAAe DA'OO'' !.
~ :NrHr " x yxIr
1872 Third street,
SAINT PAUL, MIMI,
y Sole Aocnts for
SotiS
Cr1rpp AMIN n,.,,o,
ILL - MA h'D riANoo-
Gil, .
"olo Nsen's lor
Chicknyinc Q. Co,>,
'o
A,,o u.u-.n n,
unhtEu riaHU fUnlES.
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I \LD PAPERS for sale ut, = ~ sae
" THIS OFFICE.
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MEAT MARKET.
E'REsH Meat, Hams, Sausage and vege
l. tables Of all kinds, kept constantly c,
hand. Shop On St. German street.
HASLUEG
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Boots and Shoes.

good assortment of Mems and Boys
Boots. Ladies', Misses and Children S
Shoes and Balmorals, Buffalo and Cloth
Overshoes, Laced Moccasins, Oil Tanned
Boots, &c.
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y m ION LIIJE

Fist El,EzEHT, y;u PENN'A r. r
"EnoAD TREAD, CARS.
Which tllr'rg!l between the Eastern and Western
cities, Irrespective of changes Of y.uec. The Union
Line is he autlv, lied Fast freight Line and is worked
on ali tl.rou which it undertakes to tr,nsport
under Contracts wlsi" the property entrusted
to its c.,;rg" the best facilities for fast and uniform
movement. that the roads wllciit passes possess
Nh"rtme' g!tI;na''|H. jnr}it!atrc If Ftrc Ctnts
per 100 It's Is n!."H jo' iruE jor cveyy doy Ltyoud
.tp time sp"ctf.d.
For further ntmat,ll address: the FLOWING agents
Of the 'uni1n I.inc:''
II ". Brown. p res, 81 STREET, C;ncinaat Ohio.
Thacirr. go Enrth HIN STREET, (Dluu;Jus o.
" II Stewart, Chrs'tnd, Ohio.
a i TiianN;, NJ. -N'lo fumfrStoirn CLio
" L liHZlctt, Z,Nf&rI!c, Oi;o.
Sanl Gray L''Iiunupoits, Indiana.
c DAVIS, Fart il,ynr, Lrliona
Bryant. Tyye Nuute Ja,t1iunc
" " Chandler, (hicuyo, 7Niuois.
W i Robinson 81 -Udia street, Louisville, Ey
n. Stevens, ~ O!irr street, st. Louis, Missouri
L r Wilson, Ei'sir;I", TENNESSEE.
James Tall!n,tdsr, Jr, -Ntmphis, Tennessee.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
VIII not any risk for la rlc excc,t for a
ing apparel, and limit their responsibility to One II
drcd Dollars i'll value. All baggage exceeding that
amount III value will lie at the risk Of the owner I'M
less taken Ivy special contract.
T.. H. WILLIAMS. :"INi",'ii,'c,;,'crt. I1t.o1n Pa
HENRY ". GWlNNEi, C.3sI Ticket .!1cnt, Iiiyu
H. H. HOUSTON, cant Freight -l1;ent. Ihilc.
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zAVsN411SkERS! !:-Dr. L
1V<O: MoNTEz' tmrolia, the greatest stimulator in
one world, will force Whiskers or Mustaches to grow
tn the spoothest face or chin meyer known to fail
trial SPIT free TO- any ot,e desiroas of test
ing its merits. Address, REEVES l. Co., IS Nassau st.
~ aug163mt
~ 81 L. s4.L L.2naA Il
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Hosiery and Gloves, Ladies' Mcrlno
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
&c., sc.
Bonnet Ribbons, RucIles and Flowers.
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Crockery, Glassware. Lamps, Mirrors
&c.-a very large assortment
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M DEAUTY.-Auburn, ~A
/
VA l1Golden, Faxen and
Ia ecWI Skcn CuRLs produced &c -
SSl., "a by the of Prof. De- u
~ IS BREUX's Friscr lie che
AK reur. One application
ISEASsSMT>> warranted to curl the r. EN
ySWW most stragh and stub T-'
born hair OF either into wavy ringlets or heavy mas
sye curs. Has been used by the ashonables of Par
is and London, with the most gratifying results Does
no injury to the hair. Price by mall sealed and post
paid, 81 Descriptive circulars mailed free Address,
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2S5 River
strent Troy n. Y Sole agents for the United States
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Trunks, satchels, Blankets, sc.
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g: sgAgE ~ $50. > l cet',blt41S
HERE! HERE! : herr
K ,IlII s<}sII<.l .l.(I III e
HE ;Rl5}ga H 1la |!3ooa
- - :snoislvc
|C.sSchulten eco
[C.Schulten&CO:
|C.Schulten&CO
Are selling their large stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Boots and Shoes,
Boots and Shoes, 40 W.
1:.s Hats At end Caps
Hats and Caps,
:1::'co i. Hatsoaand jCaps,.
Crockery,
ofookeery, } 4
Crockery,
Yankee Notions,
Yankee Notions,
Yankee Notions,
At Cost,
At Cost,
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/ RAIL ROAD LANDS

RAIL ROAD. LANDS
ss~ -:
First Divisiou, st. Paul
and Pacific II. n. Co.
This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in the
construction If its branch line from St.
Paul TO Watab.
These lands are in the
Valley OF the Upper Mississippi,
on both sides Of the river, and embrace
great variety Of
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AND HAY.
The Road has already been
COMPLETED
anu trains are running to
ST. CLOUD.
The Lands are
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
until sold and conveyed by the Company.
They are offered in tracts of
40, 80 OR 100 ACRES AND UPWARDS
and will be sold to
ACTUAL SETTLERS
upon advantageous terms.
Terms, cash the bonds of the Company
at par, or to those who desire it,
Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST
All pesons trespassing upon these lands
will be prosecuted under the recent Act Of
wv |OS ASAACOAC.
For Information az to lands in the Coun-
ties of
TODD,
CROW WING,
MORRISON,
BENTON,
STEARNS
And the north part of
WRIGHT AND sHERBURNE,
Apply to
p. Z. GREGORY
ST. CLOUD,
GEO. L. BECKER,
Land Commissioner,
v6n4-tf st. Parl, MINI
L1V erV and enae Sable
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Ladies Cloths. Fur Victorincs and Capes.
Misses Ermine Victorines and Talmas.
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In Dress Goods

have fine line. consisting of French
Morinoes, rape du CAcnes and Amures,
Alpaccas, Paramattas, Tartan Checks,
Poplins. Plaid, Striped and Brocaded, Mo-
hairs, Printed and All-Wool Delaines, &c.
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the Beard and Hair in almost miraculous manner
1t has been used by the elite of Paris and London with
the most iatclng success. Names of all purchasers
will be registered and if entire satisfaction is not Civ
en- in every instance the money will lie cheerfuily
sciiptivc circulars and testimonials mailed free Ad-
dress BERGER SHUTS & CO., Chemists No 2s5 Rv-
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never c0ulpHeO0DQdd hl85MtO0Ae
face Nv the Divine DEGREES, flies into the
face saA Atsis+sf = I'd
tered him-turasd agin mssys Instances
his own parents@tin1 those instances,
for convenience the parents adopted the
brethering theory and for an abstract
Uea foukh agn en-. .Fhat1estlessbs sss
Under bonds alarms the Dimocratic
mind. We, >wlsos oaaed ;ensu under tke
skripter Gee Onesinus, Hagar and Ham)
and under the eternal laws NV scientific
trooth was content with the arrangeh
ment and why shood they not heve bin
We n, Sd&ttky Mdabias c5ntsnt
with this ekitabfS isiaa.4s the h.Aos
Nv life all wood hev bin smooth to-day.
Shell we desert :; Androo .Iohnsoa
after ali the trouble lie hezv bin in xset-
ting back to US? Shell 70 elect d Con-
gress this fall 50 soaked in Ablishin-
80 filed with SoJeeKsh uns6 o6fSoutl.
ern brethren e1 to retooze to receive
EN- bapksin1o 61S a&shfch sthey va
%atsdl CopsiQer! The Sothern Dimok-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-12

a~ran. nAwrua ruEAaOu onrOua.
H.a ~. .no;.... -. a;...-...a -. r.ct'
.e .1S'e"'. my ulsouveie1 'no
ana msoe u maxim, that "Hhom the gods
would destroy, they frst make mad tho
moderns, under the force Of inexplicable fol-
J.. I.I.--,.. a:.~.A
=, y 'ou..on "o"iu "a'e u'.o
the truth coucned IN the adage albeit ubev
would have expressed it in less polytheistic
phrase. Andrew johnson swung round the
a;-.,. IL -. 4,
c sas'' suu gave us .ne immense maJo.l.lss
sass aase pssn u'1rs N Tussdsy ssscssoar-
With - election shortly to come off in Mis-
souri, he has apno;nt4d +, v. Bo.v If st.
FS,s, =, .,ps..,,,..-s r.. -.
A'' - !. Alui1n nS : =
ssyesF gTEg xsSg ygTgrw
- President Johnson is making tsessen edi>
GUS in somewhat peculiar manner. He his
selected for the responsible, important md
honorable post of Indian Agent Mr. l.. v.
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Raymond SIM confs..,ns.

From the New York Times
II Is announced from Washington that Geo.
F. Putnam has been removed Is Collector of
Internal Revenue in the Eighth District, and
Morgan l.. Harris appointed in his place.
his change is in the same direction with
several that have recently been made. Mr..
Harris has been identified for some years with
the wing of the Democratic party Distinguish
ed for its sympathy with secession. Like Mr..
Kinesella, recently appointed Postmaster.in
BROOKLYN, he has been decided cooper
head, and has made himself somewhat con-
spicnous in that capacity.
We beg TO assure the authorities at Wash
ington that every such appointment does
them and their cause far more harm than ten
good ones. can remedy. 1t touches precisely
the point on which the great body of the PEG,
pie, Democrats as well as Republicans, are
most sensitive. The mass of the Democrats
now wish II to be understood that they we're
always loyal-always for the war, and always
against the whole secession movement Even
ex>Mayor Wood proposes to subject himself
to the fatigue and expense OF running tor
Congress. for the express purpose of rebuk-
ing the ISLANDER that he ever syrnpathizsd
with rebels When, therefore, men of such
notorious political antecedents as the two we
have named are app0nted to high Office rs
friends of the Administration, its old friends
and supporters lind themselves in strange and
ancongenial company.
We know not what influences induce these
appointments: but we are confident they ere
neither unselhsh nor Judicions.
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THE vILLAINY OF COPPER John
SONIeM.S

The following item in the Chicago Tribune
shows an unlucky state OF s.fIairs in the Sixth
district. We await Developments with much
interest,":
NEVADA, Iowa, Oct. 9.--The vote Of this
precinct will not be counted until morning.
There will be, no doubt, large Republican
majority, except for the Representative for
Congress, which will, probably, go Demo
cratic, occasioned by fraud, practiced by
parties yet unknown, by distributing the fol-
lowing bogus circular, purporting to eome
from Marshailtown, which will explain itself:
MAasHALLrows, Oct 8,
ITO the Loyal Voters Of the Sixth Congressional
District.
g | am panied to announce to you that we
learn by telegraph just received, that the Sc
we're illness which hasso long Frustrated Hpn.
A.. W. Hubbard, preventing him from m&et-
ing his opponents in the canvass, has ter
minated In his death at Nashville, Indiana,
on the eth instant, yesterday morning. AT
thislate hour it was impossible for the Gem
trail Committee to meet to determine what
course is best to pursue, and assume the re-
sponslbility after consultation with friends
here to suggest that the Hon. g. IN. Wobd~
bury, of Marshal County, as the most avail
able man to receive our suffages. Let shis
be understood Ly every loyal voter, that our
great misfortune may not result in victory 10
our opponents and triumph of the Copper,
head ticket. CHARLES ALnBlcH.
Chairman Union Cent. Committee,
Sixth Division.
The name Of Hubbard was erased and that
ofG. NJ. Woodbury. inserted. all surprising
Hubbard 10 be dead until about noon, when
telegram was received, notifying them to
the contrary. Great excitement followed.
The Coppepohnsonites and rebels cannot
defeat the viii of the loyal voters of Iowa by
such villainous practices. They but deepen
their infamy aud their political dannation-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-12

Frrtnsr Development OF any Policy"
The New York 7smss is getting its eyes
opened rapidly. Every day brings it new
evidence of the treachery Of Andrew John.
son. In that paper of Saturday we find the
following:
1t is announced from Washington that
George Z. Putnam has been removed as
Collector of Internal Revenue in the Eighth
District. and Morgan L. Harris appointed in
his place. This change is in the same direc-
ton with several that have been recently
made. Mr.. Harms has been identified for
some years with the wing Of the democratic
party distinguished for It's sympathy wsth Sc
cession. Like Mr.. kinsella, recently appoint
ed Postmaster in Brooklyn, he has been q
decided ..Copperhead, and has made him
self somewhat conspicuous IN that capacity
We beg to assure the authorities at Wash>
ing:on that every such appointment does them
| and their cause far more harm than ten good
ones can remedy. 1t touches precisely the
point on which the great body OF the people,
| Democrats as well as Republicans, are most
| sensitive. The mass Of the Democrats nov
| wish it to be understood that they were ais
ways loyal-alwsys for the war, and always
| against the whole secession movement. Even
SX--halor " oou proposes 10 suDJfeL himself
to the fatigue and expense Of running for
| Congress for the express purpose Of rehuking
the ''slander" that he ever sympathzed with
rebels. When, therefore, men Of such noto-
rlous political antecedents as the two we have
named, are appointed to high office as friends
of the Administration, its old friends and
supporters find themselves in strange and UNI
congeniel company.
| We know not what influences induce these
appointments. but We are confident they are
neither unselfsh nor judicious.