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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17

We concur with the Wilmington
Journal as to the propriety and impor-
lance of re-establishing the Medical So
ciety of this State. This Society for
merly exercised marked influence on
the profession, and was productive of
much good:
"Formerly, under the direction of wise
and good men of the profession in this State,
much good was done for the public and the
science of medicine by the machinery of
county medical societies, State Medical So
ciety, and State Medical Journal. By those
laudable means and measures, much was
done to unite and harmonic the profession,
to develop its resources, to improve its SCI
ence, to elevate its standard and tone, and
to contribute to the health and lives of the
people. But all these means of good and
progress were in the main necessarily sus-
pended during the war, and deplorable evils
have hence resulted, to which we have Just
alluded.
In this view we are glad to learn that steps
are about to be taken to reorganize the pro-
tesslon OF the State-to revive county Medi-
Cal Societies and establish additional Ones
and to call together again soon the State Med
ical Society. We are gratitied at this, and
we should be pleased to see a State Medical
journal also established at an early day as
practicable. The profession in other States are
moving in these matters, and why should the
the medical men of our State lag behind?
The medical officers of North Carolina, like
her brave and generous soldiers, were not
during the war surpassed in ability, skill
and patriotism by those of any other State,
and why now should the medical men Of the
State allow themselves to be surpassed2
We are glad to know that the physicians
of Wilmington and New Hanover are about
to form County Medical Association, or to
revive the old County Medical Society. 1t is
only by combination in this way that eleva-
ton and progress can best be attained and
the evils of empiricism, demagogism, and
low conduct be best eradicated from an in
jured profession, whose existence is indis-
pensable to the community"
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17
NORTH STATE
IRON AND b ASS WORKS,
Raleigh, North-Carolina.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to announce
L that these useful works are again opened, and
that they prepared to do all kinds of Iron and
Rrass Castings, repair Steam Engines, Mill Irons
and all kinds of machinery upon short notice.
They keep constantly on hand and two
horse Plows, Shovels, Spades, Axes, Hoes, Carts,
Wagons, Wheebarrows, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron. Plow Bolts, &c.
B. P. WILLIAMSON IL co.
fcb7-tf
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17
PAINTIN G..
III. II. CT a :" = ON.
HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

IAIITATOR OF EVERY VARIETY OF MAR
BILE AND WOOD.
Gliding ON Glass and Wood, and Japan
Tin Office Signs,
EXECUTED TO ORDER, WITH NEATNEss AND
DESPATCH.
THANKFUL TO MY FRIENDS FOR THE
i very liberal patronage l bave received, hope
by unremtting exertions to merit a continuance
of the same.
~ Shop opposite S. E. corner of Capital
Square.
jan25-tf.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17

O00 Lbs. Blue Stone,
AOO For sale at
E A. WHITAKER'S
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17

JUST AS WE EXPECTED.
OUR NEW PLAN OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS
rs WORKING LIKE A CHARM, VIZ: ONE
l. ofour firm, remaining constantly in the North
Markets, gives great advantages in pur-
chasing all the late Novelties in Fashion, at the
recent heauy decline in prices
We now receiving q most superb Stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, consisting of Black and col
ored Silks,
MOZambiques,
Grenadines,
Spring Challies,
Organdy Muslins,
ChintZ JacOnets,
English, French and American
CalicOes,
IPoplinettes,
Bareges,
Argentines,
TarltanS,
Swiss, JacOnet,
And NaHSOOk Muslin.
w. H. g. R. s. TUCKER,
march 29-5-tt Raleigh, N. c.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17

Atkinson, Jas W
Balantine, James D
Baily, s F
Brooks, Miss Sarah E
Burnett, Mrs Virginia
Case, Andrew
Chandler, Mrs Mayarot
Chavers, Mary
Daniel, Miss Julia
Fowler. Miss Martha
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-17

SECOND HAND COTTON
y MACHIENRY FOR SALE.
FLYER FILLING FRAMES, with Bobbins
to suit, each 112 Spindles.
25 36-inch LOOMS, all in good fine order
Will be sold very low for cash.
NORRIS q BALDWIN,
april Sim IS Hanover St, Baltimore, Md.
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r IST, OF LETTERS,

13-td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
Maximilian's European Home.

\ writer in Bldck0ood thus describes Mir
amar, Maximiian's palace on the Adriatic
ION grand, bold bluff over the Adriatic
stands one ofthe most picturesque chGteaur
| ever bcheld, almost covering the plateau,
save where little space Is stolen from be-
tween projecting arms nf the building for
a flower knot or q fountain. II displays
all that can be accomplished by irregular
outline and varied color. Tower and min.
aret and buttress. projecting window, and
deep shadowing cOrnice, with ornamented
architraye and stained glass, have done
tleir very best and made one of the most
delightful houses to Hive in aud one of the
haudsomest TO look at In Europe. Splendid
gardens lie 10 the rear, backed by noble
forest stretching away To the foot of
mountain. N.
"This elegant establishment was built by
MaNimilian, who lavishcd upon it all the
resources which wealth and refined taste
could command, 10 make It an earthly par
adisc; yet he has LEFT this scene of peaceful
enjoyment for the cares and dangers of inn
perial life among q hostile people. 1t is
only another illustration of the restless
ness of man, who never is, hut always to
be blest, and no matter what his condition
or achievements, continually longs for
something beyond present possession
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
Suggesting Violence.


IL would seem, from the tone of certain,
leading Radical papers, of Philadelphia,
that they desire to produce collision be
tween the Radicals of that city and the del
egates who may attend the Convention of
the, 18th of August. The Bulletin of that
city says:
Hd"Thc loyal city of Philadelphia will be
fnsatted blythe presence of "A horde of men
who represent every shade Of opposition 10
tile Union, and whose single aim and pur-
pose Is TO break down the party that made
Andrew johnson President, and TO resist
The. win Of the Northern people, as exp press
ed by tlIeir chosen representatives IN Con-
gress.N fnH tH .gH
The Telegraph, Of the same place, says on
the same subject;
III remdins 10 see h0tu The people NJ this
good loyGF CITY Of PhHddelphfd 7riH relish
such lgdheriHpiR IN their midsf.' L. Is well.
at the least, that we are no longer to be left
in doubt rs 10 its character"
These Radicals PREDETERMINED to provoke
civil war AT the North. as they provoked
the late sectional war between the North
and the South. Aud they may succeed :;
but the probability is, that they viii feel
the next war when it Is brought TO their
own doors.in a way that will be far from
agreeable. ..... ,f..I. 81, .......
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
Murder WIN ont.

A man was arrested in Jackson, Miss on
the 10Th, for crime committed ten wears
Ago, at New Orleans at which place he kent
acoifee-house. During 1856 two foreign
erS, from Havana, entered the house. in
dulgcd freely in liquor, became boistcrous.
and showed large quantities of gold about
their persons. which aroused the demon of
avariee in Dudley. the proprietor. who then
piled his guests with druggcd liquor until
they became insensible, when he beat them
both on tile hend with cudgel and. secur-
ing the gold dragged the bodies to the river
and threw them la, surprising life to be cN-
pnQt, They were discovered within two
minutes BY a fisherman, who succeeded in
resuscltating one, but the other was COM
pletely dead The one living was rendered
insane by the blows received. aud remained
crazy for nearly one year. When he re
gained hls reason, the murderer had sold
out leit thecity, aud until The day of his
arrest his whereabouts were unknown,
when he was seen and recognized in the
street by the foreigner who had him ar
rested. Dudley now awaits a summons for
his departure 10 New Orleans IRdianaD-
oils Herald.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
CERTTFICATE or AUTHORITY.

Cro expire on the 3iSt day ofJanuary, is6I3
oFFICE OF The AUpIroR oF STATE,
INSURANCE DIR ARTNKNT.
I'D. " '" COLUHBus OHIo, July 2. 1857
WHEREAS. The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, located az New York
In the state of New York. has hiOd IN this once
sworn statement OF its condition, as required by
the act TO regulate Insurance Companies not in
cOr,,Orated by the State Of Ohi0," passed April g.
lS5d and amended February 0, 1854, and the act
"ro regulate Foreign Insurance Companies, 30
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that IL Is possessed OF an gctual Capital
of al least ONE HUNDRED And FIfTY THOUSAND
DoLLARs, invested a. required hy said acts and,
WHERRAs, said Company has filed Ia this onice a
written instrument nhder its corporate seal,
signed by the President aud SECRETARY thereof,
authorizing any agent or agents of said Company
Ia this stale tO acknowledge service Of process for
and ia behalf ofsaid COMPANY according 70 the
terms Of said act Of April s. iabs
Now, THRREFoRE In pursuance Of the acts
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said NEW
YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York is authorized 20 transact the bust
ness OF Accident Insurance n This State until the
thirty -hrst day Of JannaFy in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven. ......-r
fsFAL1 IN WITNESS MnEKEoF have here
unto subscribed my nainc aud catis,sl
the seal ofmy ONCE Ia be aiiiXed the
day and Year above writtep .T
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
by Jas. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk,
w. H.GILLESPIE, Agent, Dayton, O.
gs5diw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

80 nl MARY NEAL
.f4lll lu -~ .."
found u bere--a.worn out Shoe
Al mildewod with time aud wet with dew
IT'S a little tmngi ye wonld pass 10 BY 90
with never n thought, Or word. or sigh
Yet II strs in my spirit hidden we'll
And In eloquent tones Of the past doth tell.
It tells OF little fairy child
That bound my heart with magic wild
OF bright huc eyes aud golden hair,
lhW ever shed JOY and sunlight there;
or prattiing Voice, 50 sweet and clear
Ana 'he tiny ieet that were ever near
n tells OF hopes that with her had birth,
Deep burieQ now IN the silent earth
~ heart mat had met an answering tone
That again Is let alone-alouei
QfuaNs Of watching and anxious prayer
VI h1llEht "i sorr0w and dhrk despair
Il tcils Of a fitiu thai is cold m,d stm.
OF % little mound upon yondcr hill
That Is dCarCr far To mothers hear
Than the clHssic Statutes OF Greciun art -
Ah,ftrnngers may pass with careless air,
Nor dream Of theb0ues that are buried there
Q.ye who have never DER loved ones went.
whose brightest hopes have ne'er been swcpt
Ike thc wreath OF mist nom the mountain high
Like the rltnbuw, beaming u moment here
Then melting away to It's native sphere
Like rose leaves looscd by the leph,r,s sigh
Like that lephyi waiting It's perfume by
Like the wave thai kisses some graceful spot
rhen passes away, yet is n0er forgot
II like these your fife. hopes hnve never Ned
Ne can not know Of tho tears / shed.
Ye can not know what little thing
From Memory silent fount can bring
The voice and form that were once 80 dear.
Yet there arc hearts. were they only here
Ihnt could feel with me, when, all wet with dew
lound u thts morning this little shoe
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
i25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. S.
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, hts Tor sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from goo 10
1900. ~ II .... --.I- M W ="
Also six FRrms-three In narko, two In Mont
Gomofy. aud one In Van Vert County
~ the undersigned can always lie. found AZ the
Ohio Insurance Office, when not out ON busin,as
or az the Post Ollce corner. 'rf
hhys and sellspropertS, Tetns liberal
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
ApvERTIsING IfATIls.

Dali. Y.
one sqqre eighty words solid, one insertion II
One square, one week 4.e4A 4...4.k .4.A.s. 10
One square, one month .......... ............a
One square three months ,.,,.....a.. 10
ono square, six ...a....A. 10
IN w ~ E1k13Y - 20
Ono square eighty word one week .......F 81 0 -
Per square, ech week in addition ...............
i'l ledici oho ycdf,i. 10 q :
ns3snTefnis Tor advertisement ts occupying greater
spages or for longer period than above sprC ned,
made known NJ The Counting Rocn' 4 Advrr.
tlgqqlentgarc charged at the above rats, unless u
Neittdn agreeneltis rnnte previous 70 Insertion
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
The Amendment in Tennessee.


The Nashville Union and Americdn, in
speaking of the passage of The Constitu-
uonM Amendment by the Tennessee Legis-
lature, says; a.l ....u..
We proclaim Il, however. Unauthorized
and Unconstitutional, a violation of law,
precedent, and right, and denounce the
pretonded ratidoatiofi as invalid and of no
force and effect We protest against its re-
cepti0n by the authorities of the Federal
IGoVornment in the name of the people of
Tennessee, v hoec will has been disregard
ed. and " hose Constitution has been dctlcd
and set nc naught; aud assume the liberty
ot announcing that proper steps will bc
taken 10 putity the Secretary Of State of
tile United States Of the facts and rrmon-
strate against the acceptance of any ofli-
cial report from the State authorities con-
lVeying Information Of its ratification.
I -IIlIHf.lIt t-----s-ss- .+t
e& A curious instance Of bold pocket
picking Is related az tieeXpcnse OF the sen-
Tor partner OF one of the oldest and most eN r.
tensive jewelry firms of New York. A we'll
dressed person appeared one day at the icw-
eler's aud ordered tiuger ring of peculiar
construction, with u sharp steel blade con-
icealtd in Il, and 10 be controlled by move
meme Of the tisatnb of the same hand, This
! was before the advent OF expert London
4 piekpockets, and on the delivery of the
a, vthe manufactures inquired It's use The
/ nn aassr gave s0me plausible explanation
anS departed. No sooner had he gone than
the jeweler discovered the real use of the
I ring, His pocket had been cut open with
II, aud the money just paid for the ring had
been stolen by the skillful thief.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
TnH LiTTLE SHOE.

s. rBY MARY NEAL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
= @a1I !, -, Apftipastrs,, - Ia,
CHRISTOPHER & &SPIELMAN
2 e a 3I3 THIRD STREET..

Nhf-t .riuftfflH lbAANoSiV'f f1ttfI
ARE PREPARED To- S ERVE AS
uOll AucrIONBEBS In ronntry and cityi or viii sell
'Sods ON consignment -
b9l-wtf Anctlbneers
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
aaisttIlautnns.sas
,44 rq q III II q 'f'
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

ITaHlS we'll .known and popular resort, having
been lately purchased by the undersigned aud
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

WEBSTER SwrxaIxo ROUND rHx c..c,r
webster, the ln6nitssimal, starting from his
oracular 6zzls here the other evening o.
seven and half minutes duration, i swing
ing round the circle, illuminating the native.
An his resplenden'ly inconpreAepsibls man.
nef We have u's been aba to keen view Of
MS presentation as we have wished. far.
are reei'y concerned for him. We don,,
think It vs. safe Tor Clagest and n.n MN.
70 let hun 81 90 far from home .lon. IT,
no telling how completely he NAV -. -.
IN the brush. We are glad, however 70 no o.s
mat IN his swinging he has touched in n.
harJ Nation. There is . painful uneert.;n.
" ABOUT the time of his being there tb,,
grleves rs; but hope is big within =, H.,
webster still waves. We are glad that onr
=, are doing the right and agreeable
.ning by Webster. Thus the Blooms.la
sa4.a mas this urgent call for popular ont,
pouring to do suitable honor 10 W.h.,., :.
5loouheld: "Ton claeets's coaxit,.,;..
nas . Inst Of appointments for Csptinr B.Iin.
ger, among which il one for this nl.c. :.
!. aae'day, Sept. l7th, II one o'clock = =
a ..'s = no such day recorded in he A,,,..
49,, , y are At a loss how to adviss or Con-.
- No brethren. They had bets.r 80.
sl.o .1s' the 18th, and Tuesday Is. 1s.A
$50, 1snnses iss big gun, ] mr. -
bl.nl -. -, oraa. hositasr, loaded visS
h..r;.. .a0ses. Dos't fail - siv. ii. . |
,ubda.a !. !. me eoastssases iassrns = 80 ~
- ps.,s ss rebellion; tAas il h, : - -
Aass. svs-gs..pass - 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

The cutting OF Of Radical head and the
appointment of soldiers to ONCE Tin horn)
in Davis County, is chroaiclsd BY the Guard
thus: John H. Drake, Esq, who has had
the position of Post Master 1t Drakesville,
for several yeers, has been removed By
"Moses A. j., and Mr.. Ewing, the hotel
keeper, lifelong Coppefhead, has been
promoted to the exalted position. Ewing
never voted anything but . Democratic tick
ct in his life, and was the 'Possan candidate
for the Legislature, in this county last fall.
Go it Moses, We hope you will remove every
loyal man in the nation, and put in every
draft sneak in the land, 20 that the people
may understand the situation. Make it hott
Noses Wonder who the Cops have pur-
chased at Bloomfield? Why don't you tell
US? What pity no Republican could be
found, who was piuing TO sell out at brakes
vile. This is clear waste of bread and
butter, for Ewing would have paid somcthins
for the privilege Of supporting johnson. Who
ever heard Of such cool piece Of extrava
gance? o Mosesi
The Jasper Free Heu says that Hugh
Jack, whose trial came of at karshaltown,o n
SATURDAY last was acquitted by the jury, after
being out all night, returning q verdict Of
mot guilty." He was charged, it will be re-
membered, with the murder Of Simon Lee,
some two years ago. The testimony devei-
oped the fact that Jack and Kennedy we're
acting under orders from the Provost Mar
shals office, in attempting 70 arrest Lee IS .
deserter, in..dong which be was shot.
The Dallas Gazette, in noticing the pur-
chase Of the Marshall Times; by our friend
Charles Aldrich, BY queer mistake called
him Charles Alduck. That's excrutiating
but We are glad it didn't call him . goose.
That would have been too bad. He il no
quack any way.
We learn from the Clinton Herald that
there has been ten cases of cholera in that
city up to the 9th inst, eight OF which proved
fatal. There has also been one case .,
: Camanche.
The editor OF the Dubuque Times ha,
| SSoss ooous hhtouBa Nsftuoo kOI
lions Of the State, and he sums up the situa.
lion thus: "Sufhce it to say, in this connec-
ton, that general improvement seems 70 be
the order of the day in the central part of oul
comparatively new State towns are increas
ing in number and growing rapidly in size and
adding the improvement which their increas
ed business demands. At Marenso We
counted nearly one hundred new roofs, and
suppose the most of the buildings they cover
are new. Also the praries between the vii
lages are being rapidly dotted over with the
quiet homes of farmers, who are steadily and
diligently subduing the land to agricutura
PURPOSES, and euiiching our State by their in
dustry."
/ THAT capital specimen of Hawkeye 10y
atty and manhood, Col. W. Penn Clark, hat
public reception on his arrival last Frida,
at his home in Iowa City. He deserved il.
WHAT nonsense for . man to promenad,
the streets with his nice clothes stained viii
paint or grease, when it is the work Of but
moment to remove it by the use Of the see
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
sUNDRIEs

SUNDRIES.
burrER-Held firm at from Csc to Csc for eho;,.
lots. s.o'''
sss-in demand at from Is to 20c q dog.
forAroEs-Choiee lots find ready sale FROM, ;.
to Soc p bushel. -
cHIckkss-In active demand. For vorn. q, "a
to " 10; old s. 90 to - IS per dozen. '
Hosrr-In boxes, 20 to 22e per ID.
LARp--ls to l9e.
daEES AppLEs-From 4oc to Use per bu. =.
cording 70 quality. y,
OsIoss-5oc per bushel.
BnsswA1-Duli, 80 to $50 per ID.
bAcos-Clear sides Ice; Shoulder. Ia. g..
Cured Hams 23c y ID. Ss
iALLow-In coal oil bills. lo3c; do loose Oh. ~ =
kAss-4 to &c per ID.
"ooL-Tub washed 45c; aeecs do In. A.
unwashed, of. 09''
htnss-dreen, 70; do sailed, 90: sr.ee ~le .a...
ise; dry flint l6c; do saitsd l1e. dsm.."j
and grubby Of; pel,s $50 to 81 Is.
fEAsHkhs-Live geess feathers ece.
BsAs-in demand II Sc pr 100 lbs.
nAH-Ihe market 10 we'll supplied TinotA,
" to ~ per ton; Prairie Is 90,
WooD-ss - 70 - - per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

Ir il said that Faith will remove noun
iains." This may be true; but it certainly
will mot wash clothes and obliterate stains
The Eclectic Cleanser will viii do that
and do it in . hurry.
Sold hy al druggists and grocers. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
UAs'cA DIRECTORY.


wEsTMINsrKR PRESBYTERIAN cHuacB. I'd Al
On Seventh street between ain and Boudeau Services
every Sabbath At IL and TX p. BAbbash schsol
ats m Payer meeting every Wednesday st n D. n.
Q CaAls, Pastsr.
EXCHANGE STREET n. T. oHURCH-Ou RxehSus.
Street, between Third md Fourth. Preaching syrry
Sabbath at IL = and At ~ \. eabha.h School Il
a5sP.n. Prayer meeting on NedDe sdA, evening".
JoHr Bcaoass, Pastor.
eNTRD PREsByrERIAN- Fifth street, between
Man and Biop lean. services every Sal bath stll n
aud ~ p m. Sunday echooi9l4 m
JAnss Baovs. Pastor
blRsf PR1ssyrERTAN-Corner High and voutth
streefs Services every Sabbath 1t II and ~ pin
srnday seAoof'a N Cx1rfExpsH, Psstof.
UNITARIAN 0gURCH-Corner High ssA YssttA
.treets Services every Sabbath 1t II .. n. Sunday
senooI van. B. HAssAlI, Pastor.
ouATHAMeQUARRM B. CHuACa-Corner Of Sew
.ath and Morgn streets Preaching every Sabbath n
y - N. and ~ p. Sabbath Scnool At a. m Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesda, evenings
k.H waRIss, Pastor
FIRST BAPTIsf cHURcH-Third street, between
csincert and Figh sas day School S4 m. Preach
nx at II :. m. ais, at ~ y. m Prayer meeting Wed
q sday At ~ p. ). +. v isrovnn Psssor
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-uishstree between
IN and sixth Services every Sabbath at IL . m and
- 2. m. Sabbath School II p. m. Prayer naeetise
on wednesday eveniugs. GBohoH raAuana Pastor.
ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHuscH-nn Turo,h ,,r,.
e-t~een ooncsrs sDd Hieh. Services ever sundsy.
o'cio 9 m. sad O'clock p. In. sasiysfh rchooi 4
ttirtRa. IN. W. II. Koops RECTOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

RELIGIOUS NorIcE-Rev. ]. r. Walker, Of
Rochester, Minnesota, will preach At the
Unitarian Church this morning At IL
o'clock, and in the evening at u o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

VIZ are indebted to Mr.. N. W. Robinson,
one of the directors of the State Agricultural
Society, for the Society's report for the year
1865. 1t isawell appearing volume, and viii
be of much utility to the thrifty farmers of oul
State.
We again call attention to the fact that
the State Fair Of the Society commences a,
Burlington on Tuesday. Let Leo County
be well represented there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

BLoSDIs, the famous Frenchman, crossed
the Niagara river, near the Falls, on sisn
der rope, stretching from shore TO shore. L
was remarkable exploit; BUTT was nothing
compared with the wonders performed ever,
day by the ECLECTIC Cleanser" Ever.
housekeeper should have it.
Sold by all druggists and grocera. Ct