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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
As a compIiment 10 Moron and Por

As a compliment 10 Morton and Pop
Pleton, for allowing themselves TO be sac.
ri feed as candidates for Ihe u. S. Senate,
a '.square-loed" Democratic meeting in
Omaha elected them Delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. The Phila-
delphia cal! invites all "who in a spirit
Of patriotism and Iors for the Union can
rise above personal and sectional cnnsld-
e~rations." That's Morton's style, eggs
ackly: He "rises as he rOts."
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Total entries, 23.40S

49,
This is by far the largest number of
acres entered IN one quarter for several
years at least f not The largest number
ever entered. 1t gives a gratifying ties.
Gmoney 10 the rapidly with whIca our
country is settling up.
We are pleased 10 see the Omaha Dis.
lrictdoing so well, and publish The above
as the hest evidence of It's prosperity.
For the following table of entries we
are indebted TO cur gentlemanIy Regis
ter, Chas. G.. Dorsey. Lands entered in
The Land Office il Brownyille inIhe Ne.
maha Land District, for the quarter end
ing June 30th, 1866:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Yesterday morning we received a let
from St. Joseph, the envelope bearing
our address, with Geo. Francis Trains
name on one corner 10 indicate to whom
we were indebted for the favor enclosed.
The contents was a slip Of paper, ub-
lished in the ST. Joseph Herald, and
then slruck-of in extras for cur especial
benefit, containing a call for a Johnson
meeting at Omaha, Neb., and also the
proceedings thereof, which meeting pur-
ports to have been held on he 18Th
We have cOrroborative iestimoney be-
sides the Aforesaid slip hat the meeting
met. George Francis Tram moved Nj.
Chief Justice Hon. VIM. Kellogg into
the Chair. with lie kind assistance Of
Messrs. OIIanlin and Lusbbaugh. After
this heorOic achievement, (for il should
be remembered both Kellogg and Train
had just passed through an arduous
cImpaign for The L. S., and been defeat
el, which position they taught for mere.
II to be able to support the dropping
energies of A. Johnson, ESQ., it was
thought proper 20 pass some resolu
lions indicative Of the sense Of the meet
ing. AT this stage Of the proceedings
quite an accession TO III meeting took
place in the person Of another defeated
U. S. Senator, "A. J. Popp!eton, with q
host Of square-toed Democratic citizeaS
of Nebraska at his back. Mr.. p. il
seems, thought himself sold peaches"
on Democratic A. Johnson, Esq ~resolu.
tions, and moved a committee be appoint.
ed 10 draft a SCI, knowing that his mo.
ton if adopted would secure him the
Craftsmanship Of the meeting. This, The
concentrated legal talent Of Nebraska
imported from Il!inois-decided out Of
order. Mr.. p. then moved 10 adjourn ;
our Chief Justice "couldn't see it in thai
light Mr.. 7. then put his own motion,
TO adjourn in front of The Post Office,
which was carried, AMID loud and con-
tinued cheering, and a general stampede
for the po%st-ofice, leaving a few friends
ot The plucky Train and crest.fallen JUS
tee TO organize the johnson Club
of Nebraska" pass resolutions. and elect
George Francis Train and William +.
Lockwood delegates from Nebraska so
represent the supporters of Andrew
Johnson in the National Union 90 Con-
vention TO be held at Philadelphia on the
l4ih day of August next.
The POppleton adjourned meeting was
the largest Democratic meeting ever
held IN Omaha, and was addressed by
the Democratic talent Of that city. A
series of re solution were passed, and
PoppletOn and Morton were elected del
egales to the Philadelphia Convention.
How are harmonious Democracy!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

-Four criminals. recently. while fleeing
from the officers of justice, took shelter
beneath a tree near LeavenwOrth city
during a thunder storm and were all
killed by lightning. II some enterPFis-
ing man in this section would get an
agency for this style lightning, il would
be a paying thing all around. Try il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Healing Powers o. feIeelItism,


There is healing p ver mo r . pDs.-eH
has cured thousand b. this ely arer 80 ta~I
tens have been exhausted : q phystlan WLo lie tn-
ara further IICtces himself TO CUfej Heariy 81 ca e.
which have banied the Fkf.i 81 bubdreds o. ire ieai
men IL al "a { ages, ami even D D. SCI 81 e odlmH-
ern practice ; and, lastly, there u q rhyseiaI Wh'ssh
produce thousands Of testimOuie Of the ID % reIfpHs
iudfyfduals in this city, as sheWbefe. who hsvf tra,
post. vely and permanently cured after al ofheT uss-
menf--aEter the most eminent meeical men hA 4t
edf Yes. yer. IL. and that physICian Is DR. Bort Wise
Innrmary is located on The corner Of Taird and shs
streets 81. Louis. Dr. Bort we verify beiteve, hS
Gu Ell more chronis casesin the past ieur nfhihs -
8 louis. than All the medical men wbo hsvt ever.
pr4ctlced their profession here Tor thoss diseases ~
makes as specia litfes, viz Diseases n the Bys 35
Lungs. Tproat. Heart auG Catarrh. This assert pa -G
Iook ike bcasafuz. but, nevertheless, 6 is true. ann
yOu d-ubt il, censult a few Of the mani persens "l.sB
r GfiGcafes IN full synopsis are 10 be fau1d ~ ne e.
umuS Of this paper for the good ~ hamanity- 10"
Louis Dafly DispGffh august liza 1855
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

When resolutions endorsing President
Johnson were introduced into the Ne
braska Legislature only five Democrats
found it convenient 10 be present and
vote for them! Where were the squar-
toed unterrifed They are still fearful
the ''grestest of the Andies'' may fall
Vpon and crush Them. yet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Grand Total,

The above is the most uuerring index
Of The course of empire" which Is
surely journeying westward.
We have two other papers published
in this Land District, whose souls seem
TO have plenty room revolving over their
city and vicinity" We have repeated
ly published tables as The above. the
sures; index of the progress of our Land
District, yet; have yet 10 see them copied
into these journals, although their pros.
peri.y is bound up IN that Of the District
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Among the heroes Of the Veteran
Neb, lst, who went forth with Co. G..
but returned since, we are pleased 70 wei
come back MAJ. Thos. J. Majors. He
went forth as Lieu:enlnt, aad for merton.
ious conduct both on the field and in
camp, was successfully promoted unliLhe
reached The position Of Major; as which
he was hOnOrably discharged. His bro.
Their, Wilson, who rose from the rank:
TO a Lieulenency, is also at home. II
patriots who raise such boys as the Vet.
lst was composed Of, is the best hope Of
our Republic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
EXPERIENCES

Hon. Robert G. Kirk, Ohio. Hon. Henre 8 Sanford,
Conn. Ex-GOv. Randall, Wis, Hon James s Pike,
Maine. Hon. p. G.. Van WiIkle. West Virginia -
Hon. O. II. Williams, Oregon General II. J. Kiipat-
rick, Nj. Hon. A. P. HOyey, Indiana- L. Holm
berg. Esd. Topeka, Kansas. J5hn P Hamin. Esq
BnfIlc. N z DR.. Henry BOTrette NJ D.. Heyata
City. Chas. FREDERICK AI1ert, Esq. Id4h1, ank any
Of tue prominent business men in Chicago. Of our &C
qUsfntance,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The Nebraska Statesman already sug
ges,s The name OF S. H. Calhoun, of
Nebraska CRY, as 4 Democratic candI-
date for Delegate in Congress at the
fall election. This is certainly striving
for The first worm," ye:, he will have
to rise even earlier than his TO be elect
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The terminus, on the Missouri river,
Of the Chicago and Northwest railroad
has been permanently located at Council
Bluffs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

As a further inducemont to our agents and hiends
to act enrrgeticaIly aud promptly we offer a Pre-
MUM Of Onshundred Do lars, irrespective Of all
commissions, to our must successful Agent. Aud,
TO the getter % Of the largest private Club Pre-
Inium Of twenty five dollars
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

with pleasu~eT car recommend Dr.BOHT u th sc
sf1 Cted. as have cen a great srhorer wish disease
called CatarTh bT m@ny years. and fr three MOI tbs
previous 10 applying to De. BORT could not sleep at
MKT. [ was % much DISTRESSED As soon as Z Com
meuCep treatment with DR.. BORT | began imRTUvIug
AID al this time feel entire $ tree from the discaSe--
I have. previous to applying to DR.. BORT en4cav0rri
10 obtain reieftrom every kn'wn oOurse. Th'se at
hicCed in those ways WOUIC 70 well to consrlt Dr. Bort
at once J. PIPE.
Steamboat Cabin b ldpr.
No. So Levee street. 81. Louis.
Reference and NAMES "I medical E~Cn'elmen and 9th
- wLo have JeeR Intimately acquainted %ish D..
BORT and who take particu Jar pleasure in rec1m-
meDding BIN to the patronage OF the public a a gen
tiemsn worthy OF every corh5ehIo, and suTgean in
whose judge ment and skill they ali rely
Valentine Aatr N. D.. l.. J.. L., New Yorz.
J.. b. Francis. II j l. Id.
JO-i n n Wool u. D.,
A.. L.. Clark, e. d..
J b Crane. N. D,
~. J Church, 81. d,
L. ID. RsEers. r. D. "
BIS Baker. n d.
Dr. Notf. ?. esident Of tie Union college OF schenc-
tady, Eew YOrk.
q r. Parish, 81. D., New York.
F.. y. c ts d
a Heslie. Surgical Instrument Manufacturer, St.
Johns. New York
s eLhsn Alex. der D D college Of New Jersey.
LYMAN AtWaIeT. y.
James g. Motif, D. D.,
b. 81. .MusgraYe. d. d. -
hon. L. Chandler, R0ckway
JGfse r Oe-H, Be:vIiere.
2 y Kinney E-q. &"
r.. RgIuEtJn, n y.
Benz pepH'y E>q.
Rev. Wm- Kirk, Z"
Rev. U J O,bnrn.
Chief Justice wnerpley. MorristowE.
Hlu J4c0b YauueItt.
HJH. The0Jgre Little
Jane, ) bIckeDson, Esq. Chester
Rev J Stois enburg
Rev J Brewster
Rev -. 81. Kee-. L I D.. Utica New TorS. formerly
fTeSIpeut A n CT tuTaf CBItAsa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Abstract OF Assessment in Nemaha
COun1Y for 1866.

For the following Abstract Of Assess
ment in Nemaha County we are lndebt-
ed to our genllemanly County Clerk
VIM. II. Hoover:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

~Ocratic. full Fellowship with rebel OPposi-
ton, and doubt not our success-if the
present high daiyO on whisky remains!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

WANTED.-General Hgeuts for Cities, TOWRs,and
Districts, wb0 can appoiHs good active Spb-Agsnis
also. Local Agents in small Towns.
Send Referencys with application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

AT The July term Of our County Court
one John Parlestine, a crippled soldier,
and resident of Peru. made application
for a license to retail liquors in The town
Of Peru, backed by a petition signed by
between ten and twenty-five citizens Of
that Precinct, and rendered The amount
Of money usually required. At The same
time, another petition, bearing the sig
natures Of about one hundred citizens Of
the same Precinct, was placed before the
Court, praying that DO license be granted
for the sale Of malt, spirituous. or vinous
liquors in the Town of Peru. Upon the
strength of which latter petition the
Court ie!used to grant The license.
As some amin diversions have been in.
d ilged in. nmay not be amiss TO state the
fa;ls ia the case. The larger petition Is
signed by the friends Of education in that
Precinct. A Seminary will soon be in
operation in that town, and is correctly
supposed that a saloon, in srch close
neighbOrhoOd to the Seminary Is it would
be in so small a Village, would injure
he educational Interests of The Precinct.
The fact hat Parlestine is a crippled
soldier must, in a loyal community like
ours create much sympathy for him, but
when hat sympathy Is used 10 build up
an INSTITUTION which fosters drunkuess,
debauchery and immortality, a. The ex-
pense of a much needed institution WHICH
through education fosters virtue, m0raIi
" and christianity, we hesitlle DOT in
saying that it is terribly ~misaPPlied. The
decision Of the Court was right in itself
irrespective of lis justice in carrying out
the wishes of the majoTly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
CERTfFCgTEs

CERTIFICATES
A few 81 the many recent votuHtaty testimoni4i :
~ cares from persons we'll and g~avorabiy k-Owu who
have heeu cureI Dy Dr. Bot (sad thttta 81 the N ~
resent sisiel Arm ugh htsII- mt1F tHpustnls IN
bis possession, flew only fShere subj basd
ST Louis No J1as 18Th 1868
hare been leaf in ore ear Tor huy years, oscs,i,n
cd by Scarlet FeTer d CankeT-Tash- an in the 0ther
ear thirty years, ctIsei By FEVER an taxing qVtGine
Ny deaints> was so great mat Outd with dimc4liy-
nm ersrand any enc and il was impossible for me 10
hear c 'mmOa conversation. Mg 6e fneSs " accom-
panied by a constant disCh1rEe fTJm the ear ) al o a
continuous roaring and kissing in my esrs. Three
moths sim e I put Try SELF under DR. Boris care. al
though seEeutY-ODe years Of age be caused mo to
hear as we'll as any one Of my age ,on,,-~
Fourteenth Street. st. LOHi' SO.
Mr. Johnston was formerly q WbOlesaie Grocer on
Second Street, St Louis.
tressiug disease or the Eve and Liver / have been
treated by sixteeL different physicIfns during that
time without benefit. 1 c4llei On Dr. Bort. and m
SIX weeks. without snv operation IN my Eyes. 70 en-
TREY cure me. Iresids n JeTsyviiie- illinois
AMELIA A. o YTH.
st Louis, No, June 10 q Ise5.
DIR. BORT--De9r Sir; I have heea blind aud help
less for the last eleven years. being lei must every
where. / have been nearly as bad for the pisI fifteen
years, suffering lar mOre than tongue can tell. Now
my e. es are as we'll. and yJu have, tha1K Cd. cnred
me-. And. in this plain statement can be the means
ofgivins relief 10 any poor tunerer -, on may publish
it. MAS. LOISIA BLOW.
Ibave been Affected with S~crofuIous Sore Eyes ever
since / can remember, and have enie tvorei To obtain
rel4ef from ever EnuWn source: aEl Alttiy- a a las
resource. I concluded to lace myseif under tie charge
u Dr. Bort, YhO curel ms ewes IN six week.
Yours, Mr.. ABRAHAM GOODMAN,
ST. Lois No
ALTON, LIS Augukf fIth 1865.
DIR. BORT-DeaT Sir; ] have tsken your T-medies
ard fOl OWed y Ut dlrec- O"s iOr a CataIT nd D asness
viii which I Lave - long b en- an q q rs year D.
I am happy 10 staie TO you that I an eatirrly cured,
anu many Ina ks 10 yCu fCr tie skill you bestowed in
nay Co
1 am my dear sir. your Obedient friend ard we'll vfsEeE
n. D.. AltoR HlInais.
I have been srferng from a Catarrhal fhectin Of
the lungs Tor two years, 60 nu~h % { was bed last for
tbres moths. nd constant cough, and e1peetOta
ting a thick, y~eil-wish matter ! had previous 20 aP
plying TO Or. Bort, endsavOred TO obtain Tehel from
every known source, and all to no avail until ! took
t Teatmentf from DR.. Bort who cared me in six weeks
treatment @. P, OLLAW
Ne 49, Fourteenth street, St Louis
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE OF APPRAISER STOCK.

o. rriity, AGA III. - 1915, a. 10 O'Clock y
m. I will offer fr sale 20 The highest bi "a r, FOR
cash ia hlnl, Oh the pre- aiss; If JJnn Sluck
Iivia-in Nsm. hl CITY, ia Nsntla County, "
b-l-kA ra-rtory.
head. b,+arl.l az lishtfpre sl,tld r N..h 'e;tsr Y
Applied ~ vsuty i've 1 Iil~s ~ J,1n = d'ni.<
and S,Ias rIdwtIl r.. V.HUGH3S.J
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Showing thai three Democrats must
have become disguised with their leaders
and voted with The Union party.
As Congress will adjourn en- the 23d,
and it would be impossible TO get the ad.
mission of Nebraska 10 a vote during
The crowd of business ere the close of
The Session. nc effort will be made before
this Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Governor Curtis is said 10 have the ar.
parent lead ia the canvass for United
States Senator from Pennsylvania,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The following we find in she Omaha
Republican Of the 18th:
We are indebted to Mr.. Trum5ulI.
Receiver of the u. S. Land Office for
the Omaha District. for The following
statement Of the number Of acIes Of land
entered at The Office during the quarter
ending June. 30,h, 1866:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
ROSBROOK f. CO..
100 Maiden St.~Ch cago, I'll. PO Drawer, 1927.
GENERAL AGENTS

L A0L4F -
G. THAcKER. Publisher &C., Is Court st, Boston
BERSvRD & BUUI ER 80 West ST Cineicnat;I D.
BURK 4 BARTH, booksellers &;., Union L. Il. Do
pot, indianapolis. Ind.
EIsHER & Bios, Music Store, liz Main Street,
Dayton ObiO
E. NoLES 4 Co., OiImingtOn Delaware.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The following table shows the number
of acres of land entered in each Precint
aud Town Lots and The value thereof
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The Senatorial vote in the Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

1928 Orber Prizes.
All For Ono Dollar EACH
s-F.r fur her laricsIirS send for eircc lar.
special Terms. or Clair IsiieS-ABy IaIty pro-
curing = club Of fv6 or m"re nam 5 iT tirk u, aid
furwtd ng IL, the money tor thu zane. WI be al
bowed the "a OWING c mni SION. VIZ; We Will send
, lictets 10 "be address Tor $40
10 Tickets TO nns address for 200
p Z. ckets ~ one address for lI5b
"a Iicsets p oHs ad ir9ss for 2d.Zj
20 fiekeys 20 one address for b o.
3, T.ekets 10 Que address for - 80
loo TIcsets To Ose al less tor 500
la Every case the name aud post Office address If
each sub.e lbtF. Money. by draft, p~ost-oGi c order
or in registered letters may DC cent al cur risk.
All e1nmu.i;atioDs shoald be Addressed t.
In e'ery case send The name Of each subscriber
a d tI-ir Poo 0.hcs Ad irsss, with the Town.
e. nte AMI ~tlt ia fui'. M lney by daft. p. D..
Order. Espr s., or in he siStesed Letters, MY be
sent at Our risk. Address all com nuli atiIns to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

A few 81 the many recent voluntary testim9ni4i :
81 cares from persons well and !~avorabiy k-Own who
have heru cureI Dy Dr. Bort (snd 10 tftr % the N ~
recent tlt;el Aim ugh htyII- mt7F tHpUstnIs IN
his p0ssessI0a, a few only i here subj baed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

A CHURCH SCENE IN TENNEssEE.-A trag.
edy, in which four men were shot, occurred
in Hawkins county, Tennessee, last Sunday,
dnr;ng The preaching Of funeral sermon o.
man named Ellis, who had been q rebel sol
der. Two persons by the name of Walters
manifested disposition to disturb the quiet
of the assembly. A man named Hand re
mons,rasea Angry 1ord, len sn'usd and Wal q
tiers shot xbason samns smh
been a Confederate soldier, fred twice on
Walters, killing him instantly. The other
Walters then shot Smith, wounding him
slightly. Smith then returned the fire, wound.
ing the second Walters MORALLY, and then es
capped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The New Orleans Crescent of the Goth
says: "a desperate duel was fought on
Wednesday, in the neighborhood of the city,
between an ex-Confederate and Federal of
fccr. The weapons were pistols, and at the
FIRST fire the Federal received the bullet of his
antagonist through both lungs, causing dan
gerous and probably fatal wound. The ex-
Confederate was shot through both legs, be-
low the knee, the tibia of the right leg being
broken. Though serious, his hurts are not
dangerous. Webelieve the quarrel arose from
politics 1t is rumored about town that three
more duels were to have been fought yester-
day afternoon, and three more this morning"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

A THEFT Al THE YAr1CAH.-A correspon-
dent in Rome writes: There has lately &C.
CURED at the Vatican, . serious event, which
has caused pneasiness inthe Pcnti6eA1 house.
hold, but which It i sought 10 ksep secret.
There has been abstrscted from ! seoet
drawer in the Pope's bureau poFtf0lao cen
tanning The autograph letters addSeeesd to
him BY foreign sovereigns. Many 1t ~ let-
ters are from the Emperor Of AAnstri1 snd
King of Prussia. The letters from Nup6leon
Ill, which are said to compounds tho sla&ter,
the Pope kept in reserve, and psople OF
weight affirm that he intended 70 publish
them eventually, in order that thsy might be
iudged BY facts, and that the whole world
might see how solemn promises had been
violated. This purpose, If ever entertained,
may be modified by the audacious theft Of
the. portfolio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

OVER fifteen thousand dollars were subsrib-
ed to the endowment fund of Cornell College,
by the citizens of Mount Vernon, one day last
week. We understand they intend to raise
from five to ten thousand more for the same
fund in that vicinity during the summer
Mount Vernon nobly sustains her College.
Marion Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The house OF ex-Lieutenant Governor
Eastman, at Eldoria, was entered the other
day by dog evidently suffering from hydro
phobia. In the absence of any male mem
Der of the family. Miss Leo Eastman boldly
seized an old horse pistol and shot the animal
at first fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The Second National Council Of the
Roman Catholic Bishops of the United States
will be opened in Baltimore on the first Sun.
day of October. There are at present in the
United States seven ecclesiastical provinces,
embracing forty-eight dioceses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04
Il Health Worth Having ;

Ifit H. protect It, 1t is jewel easily lost - vir-
tue and in dicuit to recover Nature in
climate and especially this season. requires to b
occasionally reinforced. But everything depends upon
the tonic used for this purpose The medical tncturss
all Of schich based eosmoa alcohol are dangerous
Qunine everybody finds out who takes much Of q
slow poison One ssfe protective from ali uahealhy
atmospheric influences exists and only This pow
erfnl preventive il HosTETTER's CELEBRATED sroM.
ACH BITrKRS, compound ofthe pur& stimulant eves
manufactured with the most effective tonc Alternatives
regulators and depurato that chsmstry has yet *.
tracted from the botanical Kingdom, Convalescents
languid and feeble from sickness, will and the
Bitters Incompatible Restorative not dagreeable
the taste, and emineutiy invgorang. No other stn-
uant produces the same effect ~ this stomachic. It
does not excite utter the nerves. occasion any
due artsra action but 1t soothes a1d strength
sns the nervous system and the animal spirits.
anyQtdsw1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

47.296
Fire Policies issued through ID Agencies br tk4 yer
closed = suggestive Of the wide spreed md s1ssnsvo
business enjoyed BY the PHOENIX, and the snDhaste
desire among all classes for the protection IL pois
a0ord.
IAARcH poB fH1 WET AND soCYH,
NO. - NKST FOURTH ST, CzNULuxz71 o.
HM. AAGILI, Gsa1 AT.
PHGHIx PeaicAss assusa Ess4rely, by
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mch14dsm Keekuks Iewas Resident Art,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

COLGATES AROMATIC yEGErA sLg SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Gaayeeranea
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and for
the Nursery. Its perfume exquisite and it, wash
ing properties unrvalled. For sale by all druggists
febI3dkw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The Vinton Eagle desires all concerned to
take notice that the Cedar Valley and Min.
nesota railroad is certain to be finished from
Waterloo to Vinton by the first of August
next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The negro testimony bill passed in the Ten.
nessee House of Representatives on the 2sth,
on the first reading. 1t will soon become a
law. Gen. Fisk is urgent for its passage, that
he may abolish Freedmen's Courts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

The Southern Methodist Conference, al
New Orleans voted on the 9th, to change
the name of the church from Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, to simply the Methodist
Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

DAN VOORHEES, publishes a card in the
Terre Haute papers, positively declining his
denomination to Congress. He consents,
however, 20 canvass the district for the
nominee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-04

~ friend recently complained to NJ that he was
suffering from pain In the back across the kid
neys and inamrston In thu urinary organs We recon-
nended the use Of Dr. swsIs Morning Beverage and
informs ~ that the enc q an that he could wish
giving him early reb ef and restoring the system to
healthy tone. fdlv