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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-13
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Wearing Of the Green.

1.-THE following is the celeb. ated song which creates
and for the incorporation Of which in his piece. Nh
play Of 50 Arrah Pogue" had to b
sithdrlun from the London stage: j
On Paddy dear, and did you hear
The that's going round,
The shamrock forbid BY Law to
on Irish ground.
c'o -. PItrick's day well keep.
The coIor can't be seen,
For there's bloody law against the
Wearing os the green.
IN with SapPer raniey, AMI he took
Ne by the hand,
And he said 4" Hows poor old Ireland,
AnI how does she stand '''
shes the most distrvssiul country that
Ever you have seen,
They're hanging and women there for
Wearing Of the green.
Then, since the cotor is
EugIand's cruel red,
Sure Irelaads VIII ne'er forget the
Blood that they have she'd.
YOu may take the shamrock from your hat
And it the sod
Il viii take and H)urish there,
Though under foot IT'S tro1.
When the law can keep the blades Of zEass
From growing they grow,
Aud when the leaves in summer,
Their verdure dare not show,
hen y change the color
my caubeeni
tfI that day please God In stick
To wearing Of the green.
But II at last the color should
BE torn from Ireland's heart
Her sons with shame and from
The dear old soil Will part
I've heas.' whispered Of 4 country
That lies beyond the sea,
Where rich and poor stand equal in
The light Of Freedoms day
Oh. Erin Leave you, driven
By the tyrant's hand;
Must ask 4 mothers welcome from
\ strange but happier land
Where the crael cross Of England's
ThraLiOm never shall be seen,
And where. thank God ; we'II live and die
still wearing of the green
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-13
NOTICE.

vkNIiE PI HE.IC OF fIONOEI LII IL HERE
by notified ttlt t.t- OF CATTLE, and
hfsI price a which Grazers he'll their sock the
BUTCHERS OF HONOLULU.
Justice themselves under he necessity raising
price
BEEF. Ct-.. and VEAL 2 I-2 Cts. per pound.
On ard January, 1866 the price of
Veal uourd Nutt7u
soils. Sigu-t. BUTCHERS or HONOLULU.
Sailors Home Cellar TO be Let
FOR STORAGE.
yE,HE CELLAR AT THE HOME isLARGE f,
II DRY and CONVENIENT.
sO)aul MIR. MILLER, Manager
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
nov. n 1LUE, conE otT AND
-Aa44 l,c6As. III 4,

Are they practicing what they preach, when
thew labor With all their might aud man, ana
also ask the people thus to labor, TO defeat
the brave and gallant Warren and elect that
stall fed stay at home, Wilson to Congress
--Keoknk Constifutiom.
q We clip tie abeve frcn ~ argument ad-
dressed to De people ipreply TO tbs Sold.
iers' Address. The Constitution insists that
the soldiers and the people oughtnot TO vote
for WARWICK am RoLLErT, poor private sold
iers who fought and suffered for their coun-
try, but that they ough. to vote. for Genera
WARREs, who drew large salary as Briga.
der General during the war, and Who is nov
receiving "a salary Of seven thousand FIVE
hundred dollarsa year, equivalens 70 thirty
three dollars a day in greenbacks, as Minis
ter to Guatemala His salary is twice as large
as that Of member Of Congress, and Il there
is any disposition 10 favor General WARES
rs soldier, better leave him in his present
fat Office.
General WARREN il to speak here to NOR
row, and We should like 10 hear his opinion
on the propristy of his party voting for stay
at home copperheads rather than deserving
soldiers of the Union. WON'T some OF hi
! new friends call him out? 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

CopperheadA with Akdxsw 31seon =
their head, .deal ont the psltry falssAol
Conessa voted twice as nach bounty ~
ro seldien ~ 70 white. This fromlthe NSW,,
York 1ssbune psfsrs to Ills patser: l
ssEks World lays. III
"ome ofsour fadicsl ffiende don't -
~ sbis littls Item 81 ours. bs
lish nhgain, in hopes it may yet 90 them
Auu Congress has appropriated pay tor
3wU Ynafs service as follows:
For each negro soldier, 100
Epr s1ch whsfa soldier, 8 s.sss
For each member Of Congress-. 1000
"Let us briefly expose the ineaikbA III.
ness Of this impudent lie. Congreas en4cted
that erery Union soldier in our war who has
lbesn hono sab1y discharged sfter Sttlfes years
faithfal service should receive On extsa ooun;
ty Of 500, while those likewise discharged
after two years service should receive but
! $50. Now, the enlisting Of blacks TO put
! down the rebellion Was not fairly begun til
| 1863. and assumed much larger proportions
in S64, while the fighting ended 10 Apni,
1885. OF course, most of the blacks served
! less than two years, and so were entitled 70
no extra bounty; while scarcely . handhi OF
I them served three years, so asto entitie them
| to 500. On the other hand there are many
/ tens of thousands OF whites who served three
wears or over, and another large number Who
eerved over two yeas. Why utter fsisehoods
which every one who reads or reflects know
10 be such.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

SLAUGHTER OF CATTLE The Hank Eye
says "A drove Of Texas cattle, numbering
several hundreds, were penned up Saturday
night in pasture near Middletown, about
twelve miles west of this city, which border
ed on the B. 4 NJ. road. During the night
they managed to get on the track in eonsid
cradle numbers. The engineer of the down
train, due here at midnight, observed one sol-
itary bovine in sight, and knowing the danger
Of breaking long and heavily loaded train,
kept up full speed, the WHISTLE all the time
/ scleeching i,s most piercing notes. But The
noise did not have the desired effect, and the
whole train passed through the herd. kiiang
i thirtf-fve of them outright. No injury was
sustained by the train, bat il is said thai taose
aboard were Intensely ag,,ated when the great
danger they had passed through became
1 known. steep etbankIneni and a bridge
! in The immediate vicinity of the scene Of the
accident afforded ample opportunity for the
most terrible Of disasters, so that the siaeeh'
! ter of the cattle is 30 comparison TO the loss
+ that might haze occurred. The causes winch
led TO the accident are varioasiy Explained
but rs they are SO conflicting and withal SC
ummportant at the present time, II IS useles'
to note them here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
GEN. LOGAN SPEAKS IN kEOktk
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
sriLL uAnPlNe on THAT TUNE.

The Constitution sail yesterday:
..lf ,het.w 81 the er,savrment OF
tl.s neg ~ rase in portion Of
he Stats Of the mon CAUSED NIL
The efi', Sh'eh nave osial'eh our Foun',s
y, ,ib y, mind ,ba, tho nreso,,t ra,
cal programme 10 amend the United States
Constitution for the purpose OF eniranehis-
inG The wh"ie nse negro race over Z, year,
y sse :" - d. asnr,yo ,yo ,h;rds Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
usunPArros AnD RUrH.

A.pRrw JOHNSON has said and has sworn
to il that he win stop the wheels of legislation
and destroy the powers Of Congress, whic!
the Constitution invests with the law making
power of the Government.
In his speech at the banquet given him II
St. Louis JOHNSON said that he would Hck'
the LINCOLN Office holders out, and that he
would veto every measure Of Congress; and
be swore to both assertions in the reverent
style usual with men Of his type and nps0~
cl;vities. Here is the matter in his own
words: e*s
- God being willing, ] vail kick them he
"publican Office holders out as fast as I
scam announced in regard to Congresss
:: s,tiod willing, will veto their measures
sswheneyer they come to Ne. And i Estle
farther on he took an oath to the same effect:
$50 help me God. viii do it, He takes
this oath to veto their measures in accor>
dance with his theory that it is not a Consti.
tuiional Congress, and that all its acts are
void. But if he keeps his oath the wheels OF
legislation must be stayed, and oil the expen-
ditures and ontlays of the Federal Govern
ment must cease, as no money can be drawn
from the Treasury of the United States ex-
cept IN pursuance OF law
But if the present Congress Is not TOM
sti,utional body, then all its acts OF the last
session are void. And if this is not Con
st,tntional Congress for lack Of representa-
| tives from the South, no more was the last
| Congress or the one that preceded 1t, and
/ hence no act of Congress passed since the
/ rebels seeded and made wsr upon the coun,
| try is valid, for the simple reason that the
| rebels were not present in Congress to assist
in passing /,
Our Pubic Debt, our Bonds, our Green
backs. our National Currency, Bounties, Pens
sions, everything, are unconstitutional, illegal
and worthless upon the principle set forth by
A. JoHssoS as the ground uroS which be
swears he will veto the measures OF this Con
gress whenever they come TO him.
Let the people arouse and roll up q ire
uendous maiority, aud secure an increases
number Of Ant.JouSsoS Congressmei
in the tortieth Congress, or tn
country will be overwhelmed in one uni
versal rain by the reckless madness Of tn
lrunken renegade who seeks to absorb ID
entire power Of the Government, and is utter
| Iy reckless OF consequences to the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
Who arc the Soldiers Friends.

he Coppetohnson party. deemihg sue
cess certain III Lee county. nominated no
solder op the County Ticket. When they
taiuk they have sure thing they give it 10
regular old line Copperheads, such as Mumm
aud Doerr. Fortunately the people have a
word to say. Now the Republican Union
party f.thls State, having a majority in the
State Of more than 20 1000, gave four out OF
the seven candidates on the State Ticket TO
soldiers. Kelly upon it soldiers, those who
were yoar friends when you we're IN the field
are your friends still. aud those who we're
your enemies then are your enemies now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

.Reader, are you aware that there 10 60
ry battle Geld called Shiloh, where great
battle was fought, aud that Kentucky noble
heroic sun, Albert Sidney Johnston, led that
gallant army Of the Confederate States, and
that he gave his life on the bloody field dr-ir-
ing theinraders from your doorsf-LouisriHe
Dent., Sept. q.
That is from the leading johnson paper OF
Kentucky Ithas imbibed fully the spirit Of
sMy Policy" But are the people of this
country going to give the keeping Of this
Government into the hands Of men like the
writer Of the above paragraph? It's what
"My Policy would do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

soipikns Of Lee county, will you stand by
your comrades in arms, those who fought and
bled side by side with you? Or viii you
basely betray them and SUPPORT those who
denounced them and YOU, aud who would
have robbed you of the glory f victory, and
your country Of lis integrity ahd honor, and
covered you with the shame and disgrace OF
defeat, by declaring the war a failure and re-
curing you 10 lay down your arms in the
presence of the enemy We expect you to
answer al the polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
CRDHN OF GLORY.
EVERY MN. woeaa sai Chila no nrs used
STEkLING'S AMBROSIA

IL viii 20 :scoaleed il ihfe- y-ars ri rapidly IN
ersHxsns .sss bare made nr Ambr - tasnoss all ovei
the world
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLKAsE.-
II cores ueiiag"i fhs Esse.
II nsskes New Hair src~ hs,d Hs~ds
itp; Yeats the lis fron Falling tut
ftresjsrs the Hal eosr and Gscssy
Cleanse tn Scalp; cocla TIE Heated Brov; Esenss
Dandrua. Cures aerrors Headache; Cures pa dne
ms ures Luxu ant Lcks: Iiiatss Hi TO Curis sup
series wigs. lis usr Eater. Good enec, apparent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Tie Ambros,a viii su.t you sosr Eesantly put mp
Drlic.tsay Pc un~d Pstrorred by epsrs singers and
Actresses s,d In spi.nid boxes cartons, eodisin
irE tso iAsss hossss.--so. FOR nornips, No fcI
-veuinx-
rana1 " NO Ell STARE ABOUT 1T
= srsKffSr,'s lwsRosi fsfha Nest rsesbi.
and ene toilet the pasit III prove this, Try
ca toD vmssA
scd by b. -g-ts,
sterifsg's smhre>ia lALuiaclariHK Con Haa
AIS fulton St.eet. New York
octl1 -dA IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
Andrew Johnson on Reconstruction.

"lnc,nng eousairtsn to -csers tbs stt-, who shs
restore and re-estahii IL Shall the who h
influence and HE TO destroy this dpvern t, J.
he TO pareip IA the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who oneht tah misery upon thu State pr
ntted 70 c,u;rol is dsstnies II this be ihrn 4
this eciaus blood q brave soldiers and ocer
freely poaraa vi have been wsrtsn'y -pllisd a
the gor1as victories won ny noble armies will q
for naught ana Al the b4ttlefs'ds which have bes,
vita rpc, during ths rebel, vi haye h. d
made n-r17sh'e in VIDA. why an rs carnage ard =
saststeri Il that treason sh' h~ pot down
puni.hei. II erefoseI say tsas traitors
take back s4,t In the ~ork Of restoration
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

HEsay j. RAYMOND, the author Of the
Philadelphia Copperjohnson address publish.
es q loa.g letter in the Times dechDi,ig to be a
candidate for Congress ard repudiating all
alliance with the Copperhead party. be IS
evidently repeniant and says amongst other
things.
The old contest between the Union party
which stood by the government in its ssrng-
gle with the rebellion, aud the Democratic
party which resisted aud opposed il, is again
renewed ssu disappointed that the contro>
,ersy should have taken this shape, hoped
and teiiered that The differences ef opinion,
on The SUBJECT Of representation, rhica pre-
ruled IN the onion party could be settled ruth
~ its ora raHks mithoaH inrotstag the risk u
bringing The democratic parry again into loow.
er Erergthiay that hare done has been
done in tbot hope and 10 thai end. Hffh the
Democratic party, as Htas been org iaizeei and
directed siace the rebellion broke out hare
nothing IL comDsoR, and should regard it, re
established asceHacncy III the government ot
tire country, STATE Or natioaaf, az a pubic
cslietmay There are no pe,1is impending orer
ffe country rhich demaid resort 10 50 iespe-
rdte remedy. or which can be ayerted by It.
aud have Implicit faith that the people.
while checking the excuses Of rash asdex>
IRENE inca IN Tie I MON party, viii still com.
nlts its hands the restoration oil The Union
which lis courage aud devotion have saved.
/ he fortd is Of course very bitter on RAY
aoNp letter, but we will only quote q para
graph or two. showing the composition Or the
Philadelphia convention, the ingredients
whereof, according 70 the Worid, were one
eighth Breaa4and> Butter TO seyen>eighths
Gopperheaa and rebel:
.'lhis language evinces u sincere desire, on
the uart of Mr.. Raymond. to be again nc
ssow iedged as a member OF the Republican
party; but this is the only kind OF sincerity
that can be easily accorded to it. Was it with
such views.ot the Democratic party as Mr.
Raymond here expresses, that he has been
conrting an alliance with il? We're these the
ingenious sentiments he was cherishiug when
he acted as the interpreter of the Philadel
phla convention. seyen>eighths OF whose
members were Northern and Southern Dem
oeratsg Was ii with such invincible repug-
nance and loathing that he was active i'll set
ting on foot n movement by which the Demos
cratic vote of this State was to be united with
mis- own Tor the defeat OF the Republican State
ticket
II Of course it could not be expected that
one >elghth would yield to seven eigeihs, but it
inevitable that the former must be swal-
lowed up and absorbed by The latter The
Bread and Batter brigade must lose its iden:
tty and its pretension to principles and be
utterly assimiated by the great reunited mass
of rebel and copperhead Democracy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

/ SoLDIrH boys you have ! work 70 10 II Les
county. 4 i % - that yoar eonsa1ss Rok
lett and Warwick are elected. h y yoar
duty ~ sstk from ~ tlnis - - slectioh,'
and on The election day 70 work from steety
dawn tin dsvy ere" for their succeau.s
IAty h4se nssSFtssn dsfssssd ~ - Asls
South. Yos shosll srmly resolve thasthiy
Eslss'a - y .deeostsd ~ rshsl gnpsshiaers
|NsxsA. ~ 2 1s7s 2s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

SOLDIERS Of Lee county, read and c,rcaS
lste the address from your apmrsdes which
wekeep standing il our columns. Deanot
interrnit your labor4> {or RoIlett and Wsr,
wick until those gallant setsran private soils
iiers are iriumphansly elected. e.,ass 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

{ ADvicks from PENNSYLVANIA say: 1.-THE sol
who were Intending to vote for Cymer have
dropped him through the influence Of the
1esler Of General Grant, in. which he said,
that II WAS an insult TO ask soldier 10 vote
for him. snd also through the Pittsburgh
convention. This letter appears to b. pro-
dacing great results, soldiers everywhere
seeming to recognize it as an exponent Of the
army sentiment r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACr, an Km4y Of
Warming aad 1ns.ruetinfor seutg Wen Aiso Diseases
aad Abuses which rrssss TIE vital powers. with sure
means relied. MT free oharge in seated letter en-.
vefopes. Address Dr.. >. sRtLLIN HOUGHT0N, How
srd Association, Philadelphia, Pa. W., 3Br,4#s
auryg-S. WEE, 8ss4 Ssa4. fs 4ss43tn ~ ss448
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04


Ro,ved That the Art aad hizhss. duty q onr free
orerurut n TO seeaSs 20 Al ~ sisenst regardless q
rsea religion susrr. sqneiig ssdors ths law equ,i
oteetiop rom n equa soit and, to All
gsehsrs prsvsd shdr Isyuiy ~ ,hssr scs. On coal
voice ~ ,es ofths Sos Issy ID re-
s.Ihon belougs through their representatives In Con-
go m tie psape shbhaye sot1R4NAe febeson ~ !
s,rrsa the nation aud not % the Executive alone
rhst we roar sly asprpssM aba joint rssoautsn
-, r.ssrd BY the Senate aud b paes Of hAptseents
,ss. In {, msrres asseublsd. Drepsang - The LaGisA
M, ~ the verai States In sdsn.l tifls ~ say OF
r,susmsot 10 the federal ConstitattOn and esat ye
pldre liberalization Of that amendment BY the Lekh-
" q fh.t a thu arm and manly sdhefeucs o. thr
,s,, marty in Congress TO the above principles W
rrounsse new guarantees Of the safety 81 the naion
and e. pledge 10 congrvs esr csatnSed and earnest
support. - ~. .rs,,ocm.rt = tAs
Mopros doctrine and that extend TO Al peoples
struggling 10 preserve nationality achieve liberty, our
wMmest sympathy. .sS---...
Of soldiers who faithfully served their country IN tht
war for the suppression Of tbs rroehpn-
That xesrs In Aver Of the termination s~o elec
zion Ia ocs Of .uch persons ony as are known TO pos
90. sons.ty ard csrshiIityf and unQuaiihedly
asnn dhonasty aud cxrei.rsness In every department
of the pub.ic service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
"MY POLICY" IN 1854.
Andrfw Johnson FalOn COnhseation.

Treason rn,rst he made odloas and traitor.
punished All Impoverished. Their great plantation
10 red and divided into snail farms, aud solo
bnnest ioaus4rious man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
Andrew Johnson in Favor Of DISTINGUISHING
Traitors.

al say that the trsito. he's eSased 20 be citizen
Joining the rtbellioa hash public ensmy H.
Cor eired hi. rsht ith 4,skA Prev ~heu he n
nouncei his citizenship aud s5tt g destroy Gov
ernnent We say 10 the NEST honest anl industrious
foreigner Who coses frrm England aud Germany r.
dweli Smag u.s. asd saa thu 81 The couutt
Before you be citizen you lay here for i've
Yeas II cautious sbout gners who vol
uatsfry ,enoupce thsiv tones 70 Hrs with a-. Whist
should we say the traitor VINO, although born aud
reared among rs hast xhe6 r~riceidai hand aesns
the Government which alwaI~ proteeted h,ni Ny
Judgment tist Ne should be subjected 20
deal before hs IA restored to citrenship,'
Andrew johlison Favor Of Executing Traiiers.
"show me who has been engaged In ,hese cou,pirac
who has cred upon naS -ho ha, given instrno,an
to take forts custom henses ard dock ya.ds
and will show you traitor. wereT President, % .'
Urited sts.cs WORTH do Thomas jefferson did IL
1906 with AGen Burr. voad have them arrested, snt
Convicted wiihio the meaning and sropc OF the Coo
situation, by tho Hternsi God wahld execute them"
TOWN ELECTIONS IN CONNECTICUT
The Copper>J ohnsonites win doubtless be
come jubiant over paragraph in Yesterday !
dispatches CONCERNING the Connecticut cleo.
tons and claiming conservative and Demo
cratic gains. There is large amount Of
CANNON in it. The New York I,ibR,,,
says:
1.-The Republican Unionists of Connecticui
have carried almost every town where thes
seriously tried. including quite a number tha
were against them last spring, aud that there
Is scarcely - ,t,sAip which does not shoH .
decided Repai,is,4n gain ~ the popularsote.'
THx constit, ~, says: - e .,ss 81.
During Ii war, the enslavement o.
the negro race lione involved; slavery
existed oaly IA q. '-a@tson, consequently the
people OF the u ions were parties to the
eafLthe one to Ii saitnn the instinrion, the
other to destroy - '~ - "a
As the editor i lie Constitution btterly
opposed the de- lion Of slavery he mus
by the force Of statement have been or
the side of the i III that sought to main
tain the insttut9a We have shown by hi,
record that Tiers no doubt on this SCORE.
GEs cusrar %. ssk the soldiers te
hurrah Tor "Dix aud to help Andy John,
son give the coutr of the country TO unre-
constructed rebel This ismet in kindly spirit
by the rebels. Tor instance the Mobile
Times has this friendly notice OF Union sol
dierss ri
1.-The President Is appointing to office in
the North all the one armed aud one legged
soldiers he can find. We wish there wers
Z nSnes q thau. ~ ~ r. eF'~s4 a
w. ~ ------A--------s---ss-S-< s-&-------
Lrr the voters in every precinct see 10 il
that none bat parties entitled, east ballot
The CoppersJ ohssuaiiss hsveF bpassed thu
they would have fifteen hundred majority II
this county. To this end they must have an
sicipatsd lsrgs asaesat Of illegal voting i
their favor. Let Union Republicans zee TOT
M - ssads sFs psFpsss1zyd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

Cs,GATfy .geaATls sssEf43LE Sap.
ssper4es Tsiiet sosp, prepArsd frpa rsdne.
veeetebf. OTIS IN com fnstion sri.h Gfyc erin
aud especially iesisAcd for tsn Of Ladtss and
the Nursery. It's perfntec /. exquisite. snd its
ipg properties nnrirsiIed For saie by all druggists
fsbf3dSwl,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
F'osCM ship .NiulMiMatiOMS.


rofec6nnty supervisor b. g. MERRIAM,
justices 0, the Peace WILSON GARRETT,
JAMES LINCH,
h. b. BONCE.
Townsville Clerk JOs II PHA. sA MUEL,
Township Trustsees......T. J. CRENOWITH,
AUGUST BURGER,
WIN. T.. ADAIR.
Township 4ssessor A. r. BOYCE.
Coastablsa JOHN MACKLEY.
IL. xDSS,
C.E WALhSWORTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Nominations

FOR Secf6I8Fy
COL. ED WRIGHT, OF Cedar Co.
For rs~asurerc o. etate,
Mai. sAM'L e. RANKIN, OF Washington.
For Auditor OF State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, or Mitchell Co.
For Attorney 9enerNl,
FEE. BIssELL. OF Dubuque Co.
For REGISTER nf the atafe Lsnd.ohhce,
Col. @. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster Co.
For Reporter Of the suprsme Court,
K. HI STILES, OF WApellc Co.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
Capt. CHAs. l.. LfNDERMAN, OF Page