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CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING JANUARY IS,

1-LoSDoS LETTER: Lospox PK1ss Their
Editors. Contributors and Opinions = Examiner
Spectator, Saturday 1sesiev. Economist London
NeTteW, Fress, GUARDIAN. Church Review. Record,
John Bull Clerical Journal. Patriot, Rritsh stand.
ard. Non-Conforuist, Enquirer, Tablet Weekly
Register,
z-FEoM EUROPE: Eevs fos Farmers-Tne Cattle
Plague mora destructive than eYer-The Farmers
md khe GoSetument-Co11ectiou Of Cattle Statls-
ucs-Meetlnx Of The Royal Agricultural Society Of
EnR1and-Wotbena. the New Remedy for the Cat
tie Diease-ls the Cattle P1Axus Suppressed 8ma!,
PWP-Grstn Prospects In Enzland-Enkish Pay
ments tor Wheat TO different Countries.
3-FRoM WASHINGTON: rrogreaa In Congress
The House Debat&-speeches Of Tu7hees. W11afa
Kelley. ctc.-The Itpol9 Central md Camden
Ameoy controvssy-Efr.orsInary itssssge Of q
o Ma IL 1e ne, sso..e to r.Y claims for Wss snaseee
TUE but RECALLED hom the House 9f13sto,
Howe'a speech-The Committee on Reecasfruc.
ton.
the Iowa Le9sslature. -
+PRo1KcTloN r.. FREE TRApE-Taa 1es.on,
OF Experience The Republican Fi4su1m-A QUO
tAtfon nom Mn1-A1dFEw IAeksun's Reoly to Pm
fessor Wsy land-Tipe required to EdqcsLc = Peo-
pie 10 Meehanlsn-The Cour1e OF Great British
AG Protective Policy for Three Ceutortss-Expe
Hencc With High and Low Tariff In sh!s County-
American Mechanism Should have Tine to take
..e... 80: - ''>~
s-RAlLRoAD FRE1uHrs: Liability Of Express.
and Trsngpostatlon Comp4uies.
T-DIcKEE CHRISTMAS STORY: Dr. Me,tgo1dss
Prescriptions. Not to b. taken for krantcd
e-UNIyERsAL SUFFRAGE: Speech OF NJ. ua,-
leJ.of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Document nroueht
toughI
"a CHICAGO RUNAWAY: Brother Pursue. An
EsE!nz sister and 1sedeems her from Lie Of
Shame.
1p-WALL STREET SENSATION.
I1-ECAEDA1, IN Jyv--- JfEE
, 1866-01-17

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. iR.-1ne Inaugural Of Gov.
Ward urges the adoption By the ssa.e Of the Con.
ftutional amendment prohibiting slavery Thc peo.
pie have In the election spoken IN ne favor and be
KNOWS the Legislature will gladly pass II. ue r.
turns thanks 10 the roldftse and recommends 1cf,on
for the welfare Of thoee who hare become disabled
IN the coansE's sc71oe. He opposes anvthine nts
Reputation. fsvoTt the cause of education. the
maintenance OF the pnrty Of the ballot box, md
economy IN State dnanoca, expsesses full faith In
the ability, patriotism and ndeIt1y of President
johnson, and trusts the Legislature will strengthen
and Fupp1rt the Executive and Congress, through
>@hoae joint action wc shall soon havc q fncon
Atrucsed Union. in which the nAtntnf nshta Of ali
men will be tulIy guaranteed.
, 1866-01-17

FORTRESS MoSRoE, Jan. 16-Ondcrs were re,
charge I'LL employees IN the various Government de-
partmentt ii ,hit District uo had been 10 any way
connected With the rebel eefrfee. In tcco.napct
Immediately dismissed all such, about twenty -fve
IN number, giving them shcft notice to leave the
place. Tic hgcnt Of the National ExpEos. Company
was undoun'ed!- caused BY the rumor that an or.
Eanx stion Ras betng formed 10 rrrrue Jcf. Davis
Armed picket tIoatt dutv nrtantly TO c1am-
int all vcsses 0rrtrin. IN this harbor.
, 1866-01-17
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Despatch to the Ch,caso Trtbune.]
CISc1sxAT1, Jan. 16.
On Saturday Last a bloody encounter took place IN
Richmond, KY, by which several lives sere Iosi
and others probably will die. Tie difficulty ortci
mated IN rome old tsud with politics for It's basis
The hfht occurred IN tunt OF The Court House
about four ofcloek p m the following parties betne
engaged: Henry Pu1E1s, Edward Paris. John
Worlds, A1chy Kavanausb, CHARLES Doty, A,wtl]
noty, Warren HarrlF, and 4. Maupur. AsyeJ]
posy W ki!led Immediately, and nearty ali were
ing The engagement Henry Par11s vas ebot in the
bead and afterwards beat with pistol, and ii il
h thhongnt ne cannot recover. Ed9asd Paris was L.
abdomen and Humphrey Knyanansh thrSnrd n b tbe
g13fn ills doubtful it any Of The three ast named
, 1866-01-17

consi3crailon, and Representative Julian m.da ~
aeie speech, II which be took ground maj eou119s
~ natural right, irrespective of race OF eolof. "
commended thaf majority OF he people fesfde1u
u Inc Ott1tet Eere now, - They had oeen 91tmk
ne VIZ rebels At heart md thai Tue naNef NAG oeeo
Gaeated o. 0mY q tne0 necks n ann ne .h iao ~ ~
doubt they would be treated ~ well - they ot"
served BY IN extension k TIC franchise 10 Ill Nc
EfGes u toe cay.
1ne aou1c ConM11tee oa 6snks ana CnH,s1S
uasS ~ sGts1a ~ 1epoIt aEa!aa. ~ Me1olAs aSk!as
tA1 sfpa4 VI LUG te1 PEI ee0t tA4 u oale 1aAk cH
cn4Stiun. ~ r. unn... mn
LIT x1esloe1t ~ sentto the senAfe o7eI NV
.a1s9 @ ~ ~ eaa. nean& nosuy tS I1
otcsss anu oner T. 1!!Iy p4uMotl9ns nna9G ~ isu
ana sun1sI. ne Mlntaly ConA1lteee WILL take Up
lnen eonslqssauon a. @ sne ne3t meeting.
lom nnmo5r o. onshess nIfns n st.L6uis, Chl
eaeo' MnNanKeet petoit. Cleveland and Ctnc14
9au, Ee1unR lo1sn Inc neeo o. protecting nome H.
DUSTY:
AT. " Nade, Of Ohio, offered stmoastance to The
fane eno--los m American Home Labor League
BON we're relef1cd 10 me Finance COMMITTEE
~ tae western dlstncss Of North CarolIna, head
quarters , at salisbury. there haye been eyer tw9 ~
tnonsaha caees of ditputes between whites and
blarks settled By the Fleedmen's Bureau. Most Of
khese e-pse from tho planters refusing to pay for
last tettSu's work. In the same time there have
hctn ciEh:5-slx cases Of murder and assault In
ne4f3y every casc white men being the aSEau!tug
lKsues There arc In that district at present aho1i
taIen htndseo helpless negroes, mostly women and
enl!QleL. "a great need OF c1nthlng-
~. A!e1anoes Heed, tne axent Of the Treasury
De<<Ar4ment starts south In the morning, charged
w1th The duty of,usestieattng ali matters connected
with ne internal revenue IN the sta'es OF Moth
anu ooath ea1olina and Georgia. 4 thorough
reorganization tE In contemplation in this depstt.
, 1866-01-17

NEW 1oak: Jan. IA special t3espatch nom
Browns VILE Tcxaa, Of the Sd tnst states that de-
18Th colored regiment, attempted, III nieht prc.
T5out. to capture Al Imperial gunboat but were
repu!set: Leut- Murphy will ptohably be dis.
mteeed Shr service.
serenteen 1iberais. recently captured by I'm.
penahsts. have been ordered 10 be shot by Maxi
miitan len Nettzel scnt vigorous p.ote.tae aiust
this b1ff6ffsrn
, 1866-01-17
Resolutions in favor of the 70
ting Basis Of Representation
and Duty on Exports.
THE GENESE0 CANAL
CONVENTION,
Interesting Speech of
L. D. Whiting. !:
Gov: 0g|esby Refuses to fndorse
the Bill. -.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS,
In Imperial Gunbnat Attacked by
Federal Soldiers,


In 4ennafiaf EunhnAf &$*n ntna l.,
Hit tll'p6i1at Qu'luuat AltaGktu VI
FpHpraI HnIffnrc
lbA1INI OuluAG5os
pR0CEEnINfsC M CONC REcx
L AAoeAaA4'A4>Vo VI OoNV nEaoS
-
WASHINGTON, Jan 16.
SENATE.
Mr.. CHANDLER c,1lr1 mn t,s ,,e,,r.,,,, ,ea,..
so,,n,rr and 1:rns, p4sts;1 s9 oElmSen N
nnsts, aud 1' ,he eeea1 en-, =, a. and "daarswisE th
NE iaid on % the isfe q ~. - |s ss 1. sesoluto
~ a.,,s ~ ~ te esSe n9tce That he would
ae sn mo5e H. 'nS .rns1 fea ef III 1oreaen e eai!
sraii,T VI IsSs o1e t'peaa VI I'LL 'oe e11aune neo
| "a, ,u9anR5Ir~ uaH5I
~ $500 re F.e*Ea.e4 nenorA ol me Nc,
ns1 ~ %sr.f aeire 81 assne 1@ lnezea.e
Sa,ai Aaairs. o'N'eis' i'e.es1eo 70 committee o
o,,ha ~ R.5seasen apeo1on Of the citizen
tne olslsc, 2! es9tug for repeal Oft
oi color Re,e,1e to ID ~
| "tIt III u MI Tyunpa. n1iW
n;5sa hiI IL 1sh1, l1T tne ~ M.a ~ Com1mitiee r
tsselit Of tbs uniied @ Se Isl M hty %h.s =, Pee
aeseo Gr1ntsd.
Ssops MI .n6 N, p t9e M n sfton ~ to r.
which ygn4 nY11rpl{ed hy Mr. GRIM pa ~ a. nr.E
1t eyclnki,eIy 1or officrrr md Tnen 81 the .-4n
tttjkue oui Inc word ssrsvs1 ,wherrreri. Ss.tr.
| me b,il thcu fassed. - N>'@1A1s 1se
NJ; HOWARD called up the JOINT resolution
| Which Hst offered b hin1 Yesterday. recommend
cse Military Commission for ess.ses n @eptious o Ss
| iaS. |1s ee>1s4' - H. 1"a@ea WI
| HI. SIMMER xnrrratea .h.t - \.
eurTenf 1nsfend ~ 3nirt xnitt. ni = " aae son
! acrnrdinrlv drnr ~" LIVE VA
| Tne reFo|ution the,, m ,notton ,f w. pow.DD
! was osdeted ID Be nrfnted. ~ H''' "o " o"o
Iii. HOWARD otiered resolution ,,hfe,, ,,,
sfopted caliinr ut<1n The preEdsnt =, W. va W
te-popdence tt mas have had viii tha f%d5s ~ -.
ihe Supreme Court rrsnecfin, H. hni1tnn ~ ~
| III. ANTH0ST' ~ K 1nor~d =, ..,.. ,,, -.
yeeolutjon ofrd lx hin, ss,1s fi1,e .,,,e, r. !.
ference. TO the Special nmsttee ~ Ha,,st ~ - p
lion ot a rapers relating in rrnnsent.tire ~ -
| lately rebciljons Sfates. ~ ~
l.. Nj. HENDRiCKS inquired If The rnssape ,f III,
revolution Mou seni XII r1eir4te1s ~ H. rr- ~.
| mtttct. ~ %'AA ~'1
| MI, ANTHONY Yrpl1ed ftat f. xou,d no..fh.
| would he pncpnstttuffonsl
Pending dIscursiop on this eub}ect tbe .nornfn
hour expired, md The unfIpished msiness or W.
| sc1nty which was a hill to regulate he elocfts
franchise in the District Of Columbia. Wss t.ke,
| up.
MF MORRILL, offered IN amendment 4ne!uc3ut
who voluntarily Lett the District to ctyc aid ani
comfort to the rebc1t.
| MI: DAVIS, who look the door in pprosltiou Il
the ht!, spoke nj length on III uncunstftunonaIIty
A the conclusion Of Mr.. DAVIS remarks. NJ
N1lSON moved to pp4fpoDe the bill under r1ux{d
, 1866-01-17
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1866.

and revere. cold weather. Many teamstess have
oeen fozen to DEATH and others are badly FROST
0lttep. Every post aloug the route Is hl!ed with
tne 9nfortun1ts teaMstezs, With tcet, hands and
cars fozen. About 500 bead Of oxeu taye pet1sh:
, 1866-01-17

lspeesal despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
r.n. LAWRENCE, Jan. 16,
4ae FuuefanE On the Santa Fe rppte recsut1y hss
oeea intense in Consequences Of The heaU anows
, 1866-01-17

TORONTO, c. ~, Jan. 16.-Rumors IRE In ciseu.
1alion that arrangements have been made Al Wash
ington Tor = continuance Of the Reciprocity Tfeaty
beyond March, for tho purpose Of seeunpg nose
HatUyr cons sf1EfNIiQp.
, 1866-01-17
RATSI RATS!
n0GK PROPERTY 70 LEASE.

The foe Dock Property adjoining the Ga!eoa Docks
on she slain b1s1en Of g ths EsEsf. and tor the Pas
Cleveland TranspoTtatioo Line. Apply to
WI n. EERFnNT AA Ap chin tnr,.t
, 1866-01-17

NAEnuE17o4. Jan. 1s-En examining Board q
officers Of the United Ssates Marine corps has beer
ordered by The NAyy Department to convene q: 3hs
headquarters In thi5 city, Wednesday. Eth inst.
to de-ide upon the qualilcalont OF candidates fol
appointment nf second fieutcnants. There arr only
Fl1 vacancies to be 1cd and II II known that thert
are Oyer Zoo npp!tcotlppt on file.
, 1866-01-17
AfNnmlhQnf DikaMtEE

NEw SoEK, Jan. 1d.-The fttcameTsPlynonth
Rock. OF thc Stonineton line, 9track rock TITS
morning In Long Island sound She leaked 90
badly thai 1t bcfame nccere1Ey IL run her aground
All the passcnGe:1 Escaped
, 1866-01-17

NV ToHK, Jan. ia prixe aaht between Jim
KeniPan and Aorr,s Fhelan took place this morn
ing In the vicinity Of Port Jetr1s. The hcht lasted
1Me0iy-utne minutes, 2nd phclan ReS yielcrious,
, 1866-01-17

NAEuro1os, Jan. 1G.-ltaphael Semmcs Is held
In close confinement at The Marine barracks Awalt-
lng the action OF the government. Sem1nes il In
good health and epiElle and eeema confident Of be-
Ing able to Justify his conduct during the rebellion
, 1866-01-17

A SPLENDID CHANCE.-A
bought 1t low figures in excellent order mostly whnIe
sd amounting t f 70 t.sn thoossnd dollars. viii
tweire aitcen and eighteen months for approved ns
pei Sn!ts Inst year one hui dsed and fourteen tnoas
ana aoials cash With good rnn of c0ntened custo.
one Of the most thriving towns Ia the ntefnT
Or the STATE popuas!on 100. Good BRICK store md
stated: y: r hDWAKDs, 14B south Water street.
, 1866-01-17

Another CONFEDERATION. u
buffalo, jan. IA nze At bergen, n, r.. last
night. destroyed fourteen builaings. I.oss un-
knpHn4
, 1866-01-17

NV YoRK, Jan. 1B.-The Fost's Warrington
special says the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency met this morning and agreed to tport
nIl petitions aeking for The sepenl OF the LAW 1mpoa-
Ing tax Of 10per cent on State bank circulation.
, 1866-01-17

Sale of the Accutt1ulnttcna IL, The Dent9
Letter 0nace-Cnexamplcd yariety-
Education Among the Colored Peo.
PIE OF AJeIandr14-Try1n@ to Close a
| Colored School, and What came OF
| 1t, acc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
| 1880. WAsuNaroS. Jan. t6.
The auction sale Of Accommodations at the Dead
Letter odIcc, which has been for some two yeeks
Or more In progress, has cone to a close, Mora
than efx Thousand Packages were sold, the prices
Al which they were knocked down ranging from one
cent piece, come Gates perhaps to hffy dollars
a7etagtne possibl; dollar each. The most Of tho
| packages eonsieted Of the meanest stufr ia the
lorm o. 1e~el5y, sereral hundreds OF poor watches
c!othn2, from military boot 10 lace collar. cood
| oao and indifferent, new and old, made and IN.
made aoads lot nsn: nomea, children and babies, and
sNteff n1d Eweethearts conld 2sck into The mali
hses Tor friends IN The wnr, were represented In
speey e eompruRR of Rnt 9 i, s
hundted md thur Five packages, and embracing
specimen q more or les value Of almost every
powders, Ieeensi.iors hyisoators % Ia bsspaRs, pns,
md antedote Tor Tobacco, yilainous mess enough
sseeEtained BY the recent ccnsus of Alexandria.
q, that one-[onrth Of the colored people or ibat
IN which Is held . eoiored school d. Wyattavias d
Maryland. notiGed tho teacher Of the school d le,r
days ago that 1t wonld hare to be closed IL tne
ored children. The teacher submitted tbs case to
Nal: Gen: Howard. Commissioner Of refugees.
tsedmer, &c- who directed the teacher 10 continue
The General I3nd oi.ce has transmitted to the
Governor Of Iowa two indemnity cefiacates author
,[E t6ns TT ~ 6eass to !o;ats paSe land quantity
q tned sais. il Tie COUNTIES q %eseatans se afa
The muster cut Of h.ty additional psynasters.
~hieh vas 70 have been ordered dnnns The present.
month has been postponed, It Is paid Ing to TIC
rednction Of Tie army not being SO rapid a. was
formerly expected. and the Ecatterrd condition Of
the troops rendering It Eecassary to retain the prs.
eut force some lime longer.
Prudential Intervteyys-Army Exam.
anations-Aexcnuc lnetruclfon4-Cot-
ton Observation-Disclosures Hevenuc,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunel
..- WAsuIsa7os, Jau- 10.
Senator Marvin OF Florida, who arrived here to-
day, had lengthy Interview with the PresidentthIs
evening.
The board for the examination OF candidate, for
positions IN the regular army having finished their
business, Hs1l adjourn on Friday Dext-
Officers Of the Internal ReTcnue On duty on the
fotthe1n frontier Will be instructed by the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue to Assist Custom Of
feen In their efforts to prevent Smuggling.
Amone other important matters before the Cabi-
net to-day yas The subject OF cotton epccu1atonr At
possession Ct The Government, showing that in.
naense amounts Of coson belonging. to il have been
and military service oflhe United States, '''' e4'''
s450sos. '" "' "'Ne
Union Caucus of Rcprckcntatfve4-Suf-
fraEe in the Dtstr1ct-KeAolutions In
favor Of basfng Representation on
, 1866-01-17

Failure In milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE,. Jan: lathe firm Of Miles s keeler,
produce dealcrs, failed here yesterday.
, 1866-01-17
Union Caucus of Rcprckcntatfyex-Suf
fraEe in the Dtstrict-KeAoIutlons In
favor OF basfng Representation on
Voters, and also lay1a: Duty on Ex-
purta~

Congrcs&-JuVfan's Spcech-TVro Thou-
sand Nominations Semi to tho Senate
ProtectJnn-Nnrth Carolina. &c.
The proceedings Of the Seua'a so-daJ We1e wholly
without lntefref. Garrett Davis spoke In his usns
strain Ior TIRES hour, to empty benches and Eal-
leties.
In The House, The District sutrsge blu VA under
, 1866-01-17

Election Of Stale Treasurer.
ACGCs1A, Me-, Jau. l6.--1Ion. Nathan uitchbosn
w4s elected Ssate Treasurer tor the current Jcar by
the Legislature, this forenoon.
, 1866-01-17
1n-EALL STREET SENSATION.
1l-sCASDAI IN T1S,cr LIFE.

WHlSkEY.-Wanted eyerv re-
Ky taller Of sptrltous Liquors 10 enclose tye
Qolaf GFeenback 10 me. Tor which will Rjys van in
formation b sesarn aail that ~ eabie yoa 10 IL.
buE: address p. o. box $50, Mgsnsport obiop nosn'
, 1866-01-17
Flour and Feed Store,

For aale At BARGAIN, BtocK, Fixtures and Leave
Of EtoCR and FEEp 5TeRE. n one Of thu best foc1-
tops In tho city, doing GOOD business. Fixtures al
ueE. Kent low. dddrcss"G r. Chicago. e135 net
, 1866-01-17
RE-0P PENED.

We have now in store
and are receiving daily
additions to our large
and complete stock Of
Drugs Medicines, Chem
ica1s, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, Window Glass,
Glassware, fine Fancy
and Toilet Goods, Per
fun meries, Druggists
sundries, etc, etc. We
have largely increased
our facilities, and have
Introduces every mo-
dern convenience to
handle goods rapidly
and economically. We
use every precautio11
that our goods shall be
Of strict purity. Anex
animation Of our stock
and prices is respect
fully invited.
0A&kT1l e.. AIAgNyNn
, 1866-01-17
MoneV to Loan.

Advances mAte m warehouse receipts, and long.
time loans on real estate negotiated,
FULLER. Ram 9HKPARD.
e21f net ~
, 1866-01-17
FROM WASHINGTON,

Sale Of the Accumulation In the Dend
Letter 0t1lceCnexampled Variety.
Education Among the Eolored Pep-
pie Of AJe1andna-Try1n. to Close a
Colored School, and What came of
1t, Hc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-26

ns.bst " ~ vsrs dslfysssd ~ 6;sI;s-
eu1A64 esaasa = he1As nad ,tS61 ahran1
md hid calh tefp na6e f6r C.. uatisr
aad 8sa. 6ely Mo, however; were not tAsa
fgoak 1l8au1llu - m HYSxHr rope
= egADvq1 s6umiv9 0QEe he hoas
ksvikg af1ised for orkH6ixstior re crowd
we're invited 70 retire, which was Reluctantly
co0ploo wi1h- The delegations from ~
different States were now called, when IL
Wisconsin delegation entered With the I've
EnGiA, .sDtl Abe, = bssae aauft - Afsperch,
winch was most vcciferousIy md enihusias-
tically spplasded by the lsdies and gentlemen
present. On motion Of Con. assslin, u
Maine, it was assigned = posiaian Of honor %
the pl.tforu- The following Ss.ass l.sye -.
swered the call Name, Massachusetts,
Vermont, Rhode Inland, Connecticut, NeS
York, New Jerrsey, Pennsyivsnia, Delaware,
Maryland, North CaFvlina, Ohio Illinois,
aichean, Wisconsin,, Unh, Nsvsda and
Tennessee. OheeFing for Tie Respective dol
egaiiops VAS nov the order of ssyesai min
utes and the hall was the scene oil the viidess
enthusiasm The grand old anthem Of "Old
Hundred wa nov called for, the whole
Convention rising TO their feet, and it was
sung in . most effective manner Gens.
aaDesansBOw AaAe eheaf appe1s1Dce
in the hail. which ~as = signal for fresh out
break u enfhnsiAsn. Gen Rsaflee, ia expres-
sing his thanks for the honor conferred on him
visa greeted sith three chesn and . tiger.
A Committee on Arrangements composed Of
two from each State, has just been appointed,
Who viii soon repor. permanent officers OF
the Convention. A motion ID nov pending
10 adjourn for two hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-26
vALLAxDsGHAM ACCEPTS a. J.g
POLICY.

YALLAspiGHAS has spoken. BE went up
to meeting st Warren. in Trnmbuil county,
Ohio, the other day and addressed ths faith-
ful. He made . profesnon Of political faith
and endorsed ANDREW. We are not sur
prised vt this ~ AKDREw has alrsndy besu
endorsed By Fort Pillow FoxaEsr; The gaer-
lila Mossr and m the traitors in shs South.
We knex that EALlANDlcRAM would sDUs =
il That Mr.. yAlIAxDioaAn's sgia Of Psss'
ident 10 the peoples style, we don't believe
Val .absses Mr.. Llscots and exAits ArDHEy
JoHxsox
vALLAEnaoaAn endorses tie Dsn0czacy--
the Hmslen DsaccayN nj 3znon
Why didn'a Va counsel IL 6stkful 70 vot'
for ASDarws Il u vesy probable tAat Il NJ
because Boux - f6smPg lneu lat An
DREW ~ svSosthssn msn. Dsnsest-tha
Mr.. LrxcoIx was removsd and NJ. Joassol
shared VAL says:
Il, n true, - the President decisyss, tha
he never NJ . kepubiican. He maAs the
declsrssiun 70 ne personally. In his le2ao
az arrrnssnce uf the nominAtaou n TIE Halta
more Conveutiou, = loeA - the collsaga
oil Lincoln, he took GOOD csrs aoi e rsssna
himself 70 ~ nepoefisnn party. H -
weil palma 10 il viii prids. Attheage -.
the Deuocsakac psf0 ~ 1e.ene.eo = -
10 = esnQifae ~ - - w.!
uy0 A6OVCun A10uo9Se -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-26
Hn, sgrrr.--It i ! tunortifyinee b

11AAr - a. AsefsANsA} ~
ment. but through IL n4easc4 sf eithsr the
manufacturer or dealer, We are under tie
psinfnl necessisy Of aPPeaiag hiss morning
on small scale. We aim to keep = sufficient
supply Of paper ahead but obtaining our pi>
per from IL house Of b. Rrovnell y this
city, have notdeemed u ssnsssary to give
more than three to four days notice. befcse
we needed supply. Wesave sufhcien, no
sice this time, and resting satisfied that the
paper wpuld be o. hand at the appointed
time. thought nothing more about it until
yesterday morning, when, upon inquiry, We
found that no paper had arrived, and could
not possibly reach us in time for this issue.
We do not know Who 10 blame. bat will IN the
future endsnxos to prevent . repetition Of
sueh = mortifyipg announcement from the
same cause In the mesnsne we beg the in
diligence of those of our customers who fail
10 see their advertisements in the space al
lowed for that purpose this morning. We
shall give nearly - much reading matter a.
usual
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BALrInoRE, Sept. o.
This afternoon the AnxicaH pablished .
Statement in regard TO lhe National Express
Company assignment, ~ reported ~ the
New York EDesia0 PaA, in which IL sayS thai
the Post has been sncorrectly informed - to
the names given. The trustees are. j B.
Hoge. /. |. Kelly, and c. Oliver y Donnell
A correspondent 81 Richmond informs IA
that according TO the deed u assignment,
the company have the right 10 contine bus
ness till Novenber lst. unless stopped by tie
creditors sooner. The Baltimore Ohio
RAilro.d, the Bank u Commerce Of Bait
more, the employees of the National Express
Company, and the Company lawyers, ere al
made preferred creditors - also sre oil par
ties 10 whom debts ere contracted BY any Of
hcsr or director, for which he ia liable, and
debts for which they may become liable, for
transportation. &c, before the 6rst Of No
vember. The correspondent also states that
il Is the intentions to force the stockholders TO
pay up the per cent Of last call on their
subscriptions.
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view of the Presidenfs detection. The great
body of the people. and even of the Federal
office holders, stAnd fast BY their convictions
and their principles. The boundless patron
age OF the Executive, though most unscrupu-
lousy wieidcd against those 10 whose votes
he owes il, has corrupted very few, either Of
thoae who shared or Of those who would glad
" share in Ms enjoyment- Not one u the
twenty-five States which voted to re-elect
Abr.sam Lincoln has giyeu i. ne adhsrson to
the Hrssi6snt's policy; while New Jersey-
| the only free State thai voted against him
has added herself to their number.
Our great Nax has taught impsessively the
pera q iajustics; and she lesson he's snsk
01sp Into nilkoss d hearts The Amexican
| people, chastened by suffering, are wiser and
| nobler tAan ihsy sese, with : qu;cksr and
| more open ear for every generous suggestion
| The fearful lessons Of kenphis and New Or
leans have not been lost on them, rs is proved
| by thOsNGnif ef the ssasH eleSsises 4, Yer
mont and Maine. We cherish no shadow OF
doubt thai Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
| Iowa first, then Nsw York, New Jsfsey, Hi
nois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Kansas and MIN
nesota, viii Do iheuiss, Aad that . true resto.
ration, . genuine, abiding peace, viii thus b
rspnFea to Dar couAtry--a peAes thsk VII en-
dure. beeease hesed On the evsrlassiaG foun-
dasion Of Humanity, Justice and Freedom.
AARcUsL l. HARD, x.~ Jersey, Chm.
HORACE eRN1LY, ~ fosE. s
s. APURTIAECK, RnnsyiS1ainL ssa
WILLIAM Oa.A1I.LA, Massachusetts,.
| NIB. SNI1HkRA, Daaaaass. y~g-
NV HOFFMAN, Mazylnad-
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