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Chap 1871.


AN ACT rovide Tor submitting the People the question shall
be- revise the aid amend
% Passed March H. 1856
The People Of the state NewYOk represented In Senate AMI AZ
sem5 9. DO euact o. fliows:
SFoTo At the general election he held this State the
Tuetdy efrr the Monday Of Noyeubrr eighteen hundred
and sixty there shall be provided for the poll
box Convention proper pton Evey
such district qualified to election for members
Of the Led hture poll ballot either written
printed patty written partly prue which shall be IN
crbed she For Convention the Constitution ana
amend the sane the words Against Convention 20 revise The
Coordination snd amend same" Such ballot shaft b. ndored
Convention and shall be received by said lsIec0rs Of ecton,
ha prepared ard tept fhst there hail Be column
therein containing hguts for each who shall ons
ballots which colmu shall be headed Convention All the
provisions Of the Act rnsd An Act respecting elections other than
for mill and ocers passed Apl b. eighteen hundred and
forty two and ell laws snendtory heree and all the provisions %
the Act entitled An Act for aceTuug BY proofs the u
who shah be entitled the right Of sndage ard 10 Weveue
al provisions the Act entitled An act 20 ascertain
b. the who shall be entitled tho right az sf
passed May thirteenth e,ghe hundred and sStyhys, far
the applicable hai apply to the proceedings under hs
The Secretary OF state shall immed ser the assembling OF
the Lefature The eighteen hundred and sKiyseYen
thereto the result Of The election provided
a. THIS act shah take eject Immediately. -
Nours resps.tfiy FRANCIS C. BARLOW
Shrri6's ONCE Cify and County Of N,v. iork, Sc;
hereby certify the shove be copy the original noueo
Dated NewsYoTt Jaiy sS is5S JOHN KELLY.
Sheuh Of City and County Of New ioIk
Newspaper, not Officially AuhoFzed pbsh tots notice VII nes
receive pay fot lie inseftoa-Chsp 40 Laws Of 1900
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DAppleton & Co. have now ready the second volume
ef the French of the Emperors H'stoue dc Jules
CSsar. The English translation is so bad that many
people who have read the work through that unsatisfactory
medium will be glad Of this opportunity 70 make acquain
Anee with it in a more authentic shape.
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Goqnrtuersbip N0iites.

1--WE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
IL gunner L Co, No. 60 Ced4g-st. New. York.
g. Adve-ti'eueu, in sno,hel eoiamu.
HSHR COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
II undcr tss firm Of ADJ COLBY or.hes this d.y, BY
hDitssiou. -Nev-YOrS, A-g 81, 1856 JARVIS SLADE
The under.-us3 have ts day CopafHershP ndeE The
syie HARDING COLE the Transaction q The Dry Go0ds
founisoh bui-sI Ne 70 LsonGest, Nelcrk aud 70 90
bTankhr Ct EosioR CHARLES 4. HARDING.
New ioIk. sect. !, 1906 GARDNER r. COLBY
FTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
u tWeen RlNENBfR0H .DAVEY "a tbs day DISSOLVED
~ msuN eonss. TIE leeoun 4 tie late fEa Be- sritld BY
&. " Hiveiksur<h. G.. v RiNENBURSH,
Hsv-York, Gerf. r. loe6 JAMES DAVEY.
COPAkiSERSfi'.--C. ". RINENRIRGH having this day
sssosiisd hirsf " q CHARLES IL STUDWELJ WI continue
che hAofcus Iobseso q the &c aud No. % CouTtsDdst
1sdeE the fIln q kIYEABURGHk S1uDWELL.
C.F. RlVFNBURGM
He~s YORK Sept. " 1850 CM. srUDwELL
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me0oina Garos. So.

AT VIM EVERDELLs SONS No. 104 Fulton-st.-T
"a WEDDING CARDs az FINE STATIONERY IE'''iS'S>e
,.t.l
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California minss.
GURNER & Co,
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES,
No SO CEDAR-Sr,
NETWORK.

These vslaabo gaining public favor with astonishing
v and their UNPRECEDENTED unrvAsd popularity no.
without Tey have only to be fairly tested to give them h'
preference over purifier Of the blood they excel 81
other Wines and the certificates which have voluntarily
been the eminent physicians as wena
10 every position @ proof conclusive that these Wines are
useful in al ea,es f,r which they recommended
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

We'll Raising in tie uni.eA state.

Although the product Of wool in the United
States is increasing annually, it does not as yet
equal the demand for home consumption. In 1860
We produced 50, 264, 1913 pounds, all OF which Wa
consumed in our own factories. We also import
ed in that yerr 3l,37l,7l9 pounds: making the
total consumtio 81 ,6s6,632 pounds The pro-
duct Of 1864 We have estimated at SO, GOO 900
pounds, or l9,745,os7 beyond the consumption
This would give an increased production Of more
than 20,Ueo,eh0 pounds in four years, and de-
creased consumption of some 81, QUO. eco pounds.
The amount imported in 1864 WAS, however.
1881 sos pounds.
The greatly increased demand from the earlier
year Of course attributable TO the needs Of the
army and navy in part, and the residue to the
scarcity ofcotton goods. The army consumed
about 54ooo,oeo pounds in 1852 81 300, goo in
1868, and = similar amount in 1861 The con-
sumption for be navy and for cartridges brought
up total Of sry 200 600. 900 pounds in the last
year of the war. In 1910 the product of wool was
50 email that the Secretary Of War had to import
5000 blankets for the use Of the Indians. The
contrast OF the fifty years makes striking item
in the history Of the country.
Important as these facts are, We look to see
them made more emphatic hereafter. The wax has
turned attention TO sheep growing as it WAS never
turned heior, and the peculiar condition Of our
industries renders that avocstion signally pro6ta-
pie. We can raise sheep from Maine to Mexico,
over various and favorable country, and have
Rocks Of the best wooded sheep to start with. Even
spain has nothing better than rome Of our meri-
noes. They are now to be found In considerable
NUM- efs in california and Oregon, ~ we'll - in
the Eastern and Mississippi States. Should the
European war continue, thsre will b such de-
mand for American Asssss ~ We made for Ea-
ropean; while the probable growth Of the country
WI always render this hlsbandry profitable.
Pennsylvania 10 % largely interested in tAs
growth sad maasfseturs Of woel, thaG whessvx
adbcts Il touches her.
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PORT OF KEOKUK.


PORT OF KEOKUK.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Steamer Davenport, Parker, st. Louie.
j. Ii. johnson, Matson, st. Louis.
Pine Bluffs, Taylor, St. Louis.
Favorite, st. Louis,
7. 2. Bently, Hinkley, Hannibal
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steiner Lucy Bertram, Arbury, ST. Louis.
Pine Bluffs, Davis, St. Paul
Fayorite, st. Louis
j" T. p Bentley, Hinkley, Dallas.
The popular steamer Davenport, Capt Parker
Clerks Owens and Harvey, win leave for St Louis
this day.
The good steamer Pemlor, Capt. Green, Clerk
Bennett, will leave Montrose for st. Paul and oil
intermediate points this day.
The Steamers Pine Bluff and Favorite were fast
On Rapids the last account yesterday.
The J. II. johnson, Capt. Matson, Clerk Wal
on, will leave for St. Louis this day.
River falling fast. with twenty inches on rapids
Weather very warm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04


The Prussian campaign in the late contes.
remarkable in all regards, is remarkable in
that the Prussian General who has 30 SPLEEN
didly organized victory and marshalled with
such eonsummate skin the Prussian armies,
vas never named in dispatches: il not known
to American readers. In an exchange We
md couple Of extracts from European let
tiers which give the name of the probable
unknown chief.
"Still we must acknowledse tia, in the nre.
sent War the Pru~sians had not only : - Mario,
armament, but likewise better plan az % =,
paign, and the ralid execution OF that nlar
cannot be sufficiently praised. Old Generai
Count Moltki has fairly won the most eny;s-
BILE fame as one OF the greatest Genersls Of
the age"
And this, also, is to the point
~ may here observe that the real le.de, NJ
al the operations has been General Mol,L;
the Chief of the Royal Stat. With rees.d
70 Prince Frederick Charles, have been told
on very good authority, that he spent to
months in the early part Of this year il v.rs
dering through the various valleys aud de6le.
OF the bohemian frontier, disguised As com.
mon wagoner. AT oil events he va : cor-
siderabls time away from Berlin. and M ~.
knew whittier he had gone. If this hs ~ ~
case, and 1t 10 very possible, one mu.t s.v h.
deserves TO gain victories He would - =,
anywhere; 10 fact be woaid eel on n 4mev;.
O."
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Pss.s,.u :. n.a.s.e = P,ss.s.s.

The quantity Of refined oil, removed from
the distilleries in the I'D District for The Rs>
cal yeaR ending Juns 20, 1856, was IA, ~
barrels, and fot the one ending June %, 1858,
~, s07 bar1sb. The amount booded dnsinl
ths two yeers, was l0o, 002 barrels, out Of .
total Of 46s, l40 barrels. In NO month Of ~
- ending June %, 1855, did tie nunb$f u
removed ftOm Ne dist;llerise Il ~
81 auoant 70 oae millica. For -
1scai year the amount exeeedsd oae -
stallons IN August, Hepeenha, Oel1
senesr, and Dscsnber, lees, 81
$3.50 1sss, lees, n - G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

READ CAsus' advertisement in another part
Of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re-
storative in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is perma-
nent cure for dsndruf. julyl9 I'm
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whether from necessity, arising from IL
scarcity of"My Policy" men in Illiaoia, - i
er than those Of Butsernus psocaiu;ea r.
from AsDr's policy Of directly nIlsoes
Cops to his support BY giving then ~
Of Office; At any rate AxDr's prus.1 n,
Illinois j. 70 give tAs Dsasesssy - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

For restoring gray and faded hair, prevent
ing its falling of, keeping the scalp clean, and
identifying the whole head, Tebbstt's Physio-
logical Hair Regeneration has no equal. D.
A. Kerr, Agent. Sold by all druggists.
jy6-fri-sup
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The demand for fractional currency FROM AL
parts ofthe country, and especially from TIE
Southern States, has become 80 great that the
Treasury Department II now urable to supply n,
though the printing division is actively engaged
In lis manufacture Last week currency afnoust-
ing to 1854, 800 Was printed and the shipments
during the same period amounted to $i77,soo. Of
which tse,ooo was shipped to the Assistant Treas
urrr nj Boston,
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reu,ovsd, vGeia - 1onaA = ynns last, IL
member Of gallons being 1,70es - eqselss
q, 0oea-s beusln, Of, luEtylleO eaek The
nus6k C hlbns boe1sd fokt6e EeaA1nldng
June 30. 1885, was 9, 00d, 81 gallons, and for
the year ending last Jans, L, Al, 1911 gallons.
Total for the two yeals, IL, 899. 6784 gallons,
or ~, oehbarrels, against 70 lls tArrss p
L viii Be seen that BY far the largest
a4Ssnt of the production ho9ssae cil die,
from there generally removed eastward,
where the revenue is collected, and credited
TO the places where collected
For the two years ending last June there
was collected within the district tax On ~
fined oil amounting to 1925, l89 81. II ths
tax ON bonded oil, when remol from the
district, was credited to the distficts in which
Il was distilled, we would be credited witi
more than double the amount Of revenue from
this source than we are.--Commrcidt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

- ~ their h@ey es-opss1tiuh + sena5.
10 ~ his plans The Quincy Wig a.
Repx6ltcdw says:
sHen. O. Il. Browning, 6seret4g e TIE
rcts,;or- has assured Hon. Isaac h. U1iler,
Sscressrv Of the Democratic CettyA Com
m;ttee Of Illinois, that DemocrAts 1aa! 90
trol the nominations 70 Federal odces IN TINS
State. Such is the statement received rom
Washington, and il comes in ssca saa9e ana
manner that leaves little doubt OF rts anthem
ticy. We thank Mr.. Browning for 20 deter
mining. But we should like 70 see i Pu6-
licly confessed. Plain smiling andpsain deca-
ing is what we want. Lot those VINO arc IN
favor of the Presidents "policy' 90 square
over and be swallowed sp IN the cepreraeed
party, and forever lose their identify.
Carl Benson indignantly repelssin the
New York Erening F6s, the charge OF the
Po,,,d Table. that intoxication is 1 prevalent
v;ee among the Americas ladies'. iOaki aays:
II have seen Is much Of our good society q
spy man. don't care who he Isl that evel
wrote for the Round Table, and throughout
an experience of twenty years, fomprisint
some rather fastish sets, / can positively affirm.
without reservation, that have never seen
lady, old or young, affected BY liqhor. II i
the yerv last malpractice that can be justl!
charged unon American women. Cultivat,
.ss;dnously the more rapid portion Of our fe
male society. and YOU will find some bad hab
;ts and a great deal of bad manners, bu
drunkenness. never No, the Round Tdbl4
accusation Il either : stupendous fiction, o
~ acn.llv stnpendous hallucinatiou. Our ID
dies are n,uch mo,e temperate in the use o
vino Than those az England, France or Ger
m.nv. verv few Of them can be induced Il
touch d;.t,lied l;ouors, the taste Of which |
rosit;vely disapreeable to them; they evel
5;sI;ke beverages. the moderate use Of whicl
would be beneficial, such as sweet cider an
good beer
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NorIcE.-Thsre viii be preaching on tine
next Sabbath, Aug. 8, in the Congregational
church, by the Rev. DR.. Wolcott, of Cleve.
land Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

MECHANICAL TIsKERISG cannot arrest the
decomposition of the teeth. Nothing will
do this but that pure disinfectant and preser>
yative which, under the name Of "Sosodo~t, y
has become toilet throughout the world.
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SKw 0RLRASs, Augurt 2.
Corn-Flai and dull at s24c for mixsd, and
white 81 10.
Rib sides-2Is2l1c.
Clear Sides-22a22lc.
Pork-Firrn at $35 90.
Balance unchanged.
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jy8-fri-sun.we

Book BrxDERY.-We call attention TO the
card Of Mr. l. n Pierce, book binder. His
is one of the important and beneficial insti-
tutions. He has been long in the business
here, is well known to our citizens, is CAPT
tai workman and deserves to be largely pat
ronized. The volumes Of Magazines that
now are useless for library uses in their I'M
bound state, if placed in the hands of Mr..
Pierce will soon become ornaments to your
library-attractive tenants Of the center
table. Mr.. Pierce is doing fine business,
but it should be largely increased.
SPECIAL cAurIos.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. winsow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othe
article. june5-dw43m
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CITY NEWS.


BlAsks.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Ladiug snd all kinds Of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATH CIrT Counting
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X. m. p. a. n. r.
1866. Chamge Of TtMse 1866

hs rr.in-;:5 A. = daily, except sandsy
LEA VI FORT MADISON
"a rrsin-4oc A. y. daily, ere.pt Monday.
9Th Train-i03o A. II. :" 81
The ID train will connect ~ Heokuk With the Ecokpk
and St Louis Packets and Dea Aone- VALLEY ralr.ad
The LIST trAin, isavtss soknh With serh-rn
Line Packet Company . bcsts at Port Nadfsor nahins
eass connections With Railroad II B1rlinston kosh
Island aud davenport.
The ith train leaving FORT Madison scssun
With the Des MONIES Valley train and the III
md Southern iowa and Great Western hR
Tickets for all poAts for sale By agents o0ess
~ CoaSsay. fnehlsl J.W. oGpx sse'y
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AucrIoS.-H l. Tyler will sell this
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, at their sale
rooms, fine lot of Black Teas, comprising
some fifty Cadies of Oolong and English
breakfast, containing about ten pounds each.
Country merchants, city grocers, hotels and
families will please note this sale.
Also one fine parlor suite in green velvet.
one fine B. w. bedstead, lot bedsteads, mat
tresses, cook stoves, chairs, carpets, one fine
marbled iron mantle piece, one splendid fruit
piece in fine box frame. Also usual lot Of
plunder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

one uHe ID. W. peusIedu, iOt DeuSteaQS, mat
tresses cook stoves, chairs, carpets, one fine
marbled iron mantle piece, one splendid fruit
piece in fine box frame. Also usual lot OF
plumber.
New FIRx.-See the card of Messrs. J. 4
A. e. Mcqueen. They have opened q whole
sale and retail grocery house. They will
succeed. They are popular and have many
friends. They are experienced business men.
Mr. J. Mcqueen has been long and constantly
in business here. Col. A. G. Mcqueen was
during the years of the war for the Union. in
the service doing loyal work, proving him.
self FIRST rate officer and gallant soldier
He was in business here before the com
mencement Of the war. Both these gentle.
men being 20 well known, and being popular
dealers, asd having now good establishment
with 90 s1pls and excellen. stock, will enter
at once into l.rge trade. An appreciative
public I'LL sustain their enterprise
MEr yesterday our friends Col. Scott and
DR.. Smith, Of Farnin&ton. They were here
in the interests Of their oil we'll This is now
snnk to dspaA Of 100 feet. They purpose
keeping % in thss line. They are determin,
cd to show up tAs composition Of this Des
Moinss Valley. These labors are valuable to
science We sAal know how the terrestrial
crust in tAis part Of the universe is gotten
up. How nsAans Earth pu. gu her strata
fed apparel This Hawkeye country is a
great coaatzy, anl there 10 no telling wha,
extra touches wsss put on 10 the Plutonic
construction below u.
We don't know whether they are to find an
olsagisoss bedding or not Hope they will.
That's moro profitable liquid than the ocean
of fluid oaloric that some would have Us be
heve underlies the easth's crust If there
are any indication Of thsir coming to the lat>
ter, vs hope they yin stop. II isn't fair to
disturb the serenity Of that large portion OF
Iowa humanity that haven't taken to subter
raneean explorations by developing any un-
comfortable proximity that We may be in te
Plutonic Area II may answer the ends o
science, and be relief to petroleum seekers
but the majority a us surfaee-plodding NOR
tails would prefer not to have it shown tina
there is . mere eegshell thickness of substau
TALLY between our sinful lives and sea o
FIRE. I'VE amt partial to extinction b,
combustion; and . constant apprehension o
pyro,echnic breaking out from below ans
such q wholesale display of iutra-terestria
fire works as shall take us in and do for nj
isn't a pleasant feeling to carry about will
US in our daily labors. Strike oil, gentlemen
or marble. rubies, chalk, Captain Kids mo-
ney chest, the foundations of our glorions Re
public, the Dark Ages, the late Southern
Contederacy, or the rice-eating, shaven'
crowned, juggling Celestials, but spare Vi
that sea Of fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

SUNDRIES.
BurrkR-Choice lots bought by retail dealers st
from 70 to 24c per lb.
Eses-Prioe paid lie.
PorAroEs-Not So firm. From 80 to 500 for
choice.
CaIoKKSs-Y oung 81 so to 81 rs; old do SIS 90
per dozen.
IIosEr--In boxes, 20 to 22c per Id.
LARp-ls to lYc.
GREEN ArpLxs-Lower. From IS to 500 per bus.
0uoss-soe to 81 90 per bushel.
BrKswAx- 30 to Ssc per ID.
BAcos-Clenr sides Sc. Shoulders l3c. Hams Ice.
TiLLow-Ip coal oil bbls lie; do loose loo per b
RAes-Prom to 4ac per ID.
WooL-Tub washed Soc; fleece do fne 45c.;
unwashed, of.
HIpEs-Grecn &c; do sxited, SIC; green calf skins,
l5c do sailed l5c; dry int lie; dD salsed
lie; damaged and grubby Of pelts 25c
to 81 50.
FEArHERs-Liye geese feathers from so TO CSC.
BaAs--Very little in market. 10 demaud at 55c
per 100 lbs.
HAr-The market is well supplied. Timothy
sgto slt per ton; Prairie So 90.
WooD--te 80 to 81 90 per cord.