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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11
WAR DEPARTMENT.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASITIEGTON, ID. e., Aug, 10, 1866.

ADVERTISEMENT.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. To
n consist OF BreXet Colonel j. d. Brown
Surgeon, u. $. A., President, Brevet Licnten1
ant Colonel H. II. Wirtz, Surgeon. u. 3. 4
l3revet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Ha1er'
Webster, AsSlstantSurgeon, U, y. A. RscSrL
der, wi meet In New York CITY on the SStt
OF september, next, for the examination ~
candidates for admission into the NejicoI
STAFF OF the U. s. Army. ''0 NAeNIchi
Applicants must he over 81 Uaoro of oo
anu physically sound ' VI "S0'
Applications for an invitation to aDnear Iva
iotc me BOARD should I've addressed 10 the
STuIge0n General. U. s. A., and must stnte the
y Nance residence, and date and place OF
Dlrth o. the candidate. Testimonials nS to
chafnctcr and qualifications must he furnish-
S SI: ~ Lnenppllcalnt Inns been III the Medical
service OF the Army during the war, the fact
shOnlu DC stated, together with his former
rank, ana time and place OfSerViCe, and tes-
timOnialS from the officers with whom he has
served should nlNO he forwarded.
No allowance IL made for the expenses of
persons undergoing the examination, as 1t Is
ment.
There are ut present sixty vacancies In the
Medical Stan, fOrty.siX of which are original,
being created by the Act Of congress, APP
Wy Jos. X BARNES,
nul3.eOl2m Surgeon General. u. >. a.
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StEamhuats.
FOR PITTSBURGH.

The new and light passenger
L-eHAE packet, NEW STATE" Captain
49, Harlan, will leave nS above on
the llth instant, Nt O'Clock.
n. III.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
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Stanm House.

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FOR 81. LOUIS.

The steamer CELEBRITY No. H."
LeIIaS capt. Booth, will leave aSabOve on
Wednesday next, the 18th inst, at
5 p. IN.
seps-iw BooSfH, BATTELLE CO.. Ag'ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

Dry Goods,
OOSSISTING Of
Rich Fancy Silks.
Heavy Plain Gro. Grain silks,
French and Irish PopIInS
SILK Warp MohnirS,
Plain and Plaid MOhAlrS,
EuGenie Cloths,
Empress Cloths,
S+ Black and Cold AlpaccaS,
Black DelRineS.
ColOrTNi DelainGS
RepellRnt Cloths,
Clnaktng Cloths,
Stacking Flannel,
"a White Flannel,
Jersey TwilleNl Flannels
Household Furnishing Goods,
Table Linens
lU-4 Linen and Cotton SheetIuSs,
Ca Pillow COttOnS and Linens
DamRSk Towels,
HuckabaCk Towels and TOwelInE
Linen and Cotton Diapers,
Russia Crashes.
Alsoa full line OF Domestic goods, such as
the best makes Of
BIe.cheI and Brown MuslInS RIeaChCi
and Brown Cotton FlRunelS, Prints, Tick ingS
4 full assortment OF Ladies'. Misses and
ChildTens' Hoop skirts lBradlcy's, Osborn's
and ChteSlnRn'Sl
We invite rG rtIcuIar attention to our
stock OF EmorOiderieS, LnCes, Edgings, &c,
&c.
We would solicit an examination of our
j. ii. SMITH 4 Co,
ll9, Main street.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

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vegetable. Contains no sugar of lead. Is the brat Hail
Dressing In the world. Will restore grey and faded hsii
TO its original color In four weeks-every time-.surs
pop Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair ~Invigors
tor, and don't take any other. 1t cures all humors nj
the scalp In one week. For sale at wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR. corner Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burphans b Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists
le Lake st ,Caicago, agents for the Northwest.
.ap2o- dam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

One of the most gallant soldiers furnished
by Tennessee to the army of the Union was
Col. W. B. Stokes, and his regiment was one
of the most useful in the service. He is now
a Representative elect of that State, but he
does not complain at the course of the Re.
publican majority of Congress. In a speech
a. Nashville the other day, he thus expressed
HIMSELF
81 am again on my way to Washington to
help the Tn on men to restore law and order,
| am regardless who deviates to the right or
to the left. If some men choose to 90 astray
even if they be high in authority, / have taker
no oath to follow any man. Your friends il
Washington are the Union men in Congress.
Sometimes they are called radicals. | dom
care what name you call them. l can be
called a radical as easily as | was called a
Lincolnite and Abolitionist in 1861. The
radicals are your friends, | repeat. Some OF
them are a little extreme in some Of their
view, but still you must remember that these
mon men are the ones, who saved our Gov
eminent IN 1861, when it required all the
energy and courage of man to meet the dread
ful crisis. Are they not the men whom you
should trust now with the reins of govern.
ment ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Tho Bridal Chan Der . an Essay Of War;
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, ne~ AND
eliabletreatmen for Diseases OF the Urinary and Sexus
s~ystems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr..
J sKILLIN %HouaHroN. Howard Association, phila-
3~inhia Pa. sprHdAvly
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A Beacon Of Health.

A Beacon u Health.
The good tAings Of ~ world have saeh thsir appsta-
ted mission.
IL h the mission Of HoeTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS 70 prepent and rsliers . graf variety ofailnsass.
Tor twelve year. is success q . protective and . 'ese
dy has bean without check or drawback. It d strong
neeasivs evidence Of this net, that ths efncacy Of the n
tic,s = . specific for dyspepsis, biliousness. constipation,
per,ou.pe~ general debility and intermittent fever, has
never been questioned.
4, proof positive Of it, infAilibtlity In such esss, the
,,.,.m.n.. Of public men whose names are familiar =
household words, have from time to time been given to
the world.
II it, reputation 10 not founded In fhcts, then truth III
shadow, and the utterances Of conscienti. Us citiEens are
Of NO more valu. than adicers' oaths."
And what Il tn reputadcni Let the progress Of IL
salss ans~er ths inquiry. Where twenty dozen tottis
Of HosfIrfn's BlrfaRs were sold in 1856, fire ha,tdred
dosex are disposed Of nov.
Cou'd public opinion b. more significantly expressed
than BY It. unparalleled increase OF con.umptioni II
seems impos sible.
The preparation has been initiated. Where are the
imitator.i Echo an,wer,, "Wherei" To the .linbo" Of
thing. lost on earth they are all either gone or going
Peace be with theml mch2Odsvlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
H HAIR DYE.

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and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan
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The genuine Is signed william A. Bachelor. Also,
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for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
auezlAswly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Sound Observation-Disclosures II. H.
Stuart Of Virginia, hit the right nail on the
head when he said, the other day:
'If we had supported the Protective Sys.
tenn, | really believe we would have had no
war. If we but revert to the history Of the
last forty years, we will find that when ne had
a Protective Tariff, comparatively quiet pre-
vailed in the country, but as soon as Protec.
ton to Free Labor was Withdrawn, sectional
excitement and luminosity followed"
These are sound words-words of wisdom
and truth. AS We have always said, Free
Trade dogmas were the seeds o fsecession and
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

The CHoLERA.-The Mobile Times of the
10th says:
"a private letter received in this city states
that the cholera is raging fearfully in Ha.
~vana-' Letters to the same effect have been
received in Cincinnati.
The European Cholera Conference met a,
Constantinople on the 18th of February,
Turkey, England, France, Austria, Prussia,
Russia, Italy. Spain, Portugal, Sweden.
Greece. and Egypt were represented. The
proceedings thus far reported we're prelimi-
nary ; the only point agreed upon Of impor
lance being a recommendation to the Turkish
Government that. in case the cholera ap.
peared in Arabia during the Spring. all com.
munication by sea between the Arabian port:
and Egypt should at once be stopped until a,
least fifteen days after all traces ofthe disease
should disappear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
DRESS GDODS
FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods and Millinery.

A NEW and choice assortment Of Fall and
"A and winter Shaw =, CIoalp, N ,nt,l,s-. Ires- 81 As
Alexander . be-t II 6loves- Also = ge.+ raj assortment
Of tasdies' and }sDfs furnishi 8 Goofs. and an : xteusivs
variety Of Millinery Go .ds. November the place, Nc
IS Main, between sd and 9Th street..
Oct 81, 1865. p } TALON.
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Vegetable Oils In combination with Glycerine
and especially desigl ed for the use Of Ladies aud for
the Nursery. It's perfume 10 exquisite, and it, wash
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febI3dkWly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

In the progress of the Gee trial at Raleigh.
North Carolina, David s. Miller, of New
York, testified:
81 heard Major Gee make the remark. that
they could kill them (Yankees) off faster than
they could in Lees army-this conversation
was between the LIST and oath of October-am
not positive as to whom this was said, but |
think 70 a brother of his, but am not certain
1t was IN his room ut headquarters-my room
was next to it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
Mn. JAMES F. HARVEY, late Democratic

Mn. JAMES F. HARVEY, late Democratic
candidate for Congress in the eighth district
Of Indiana. where he was defeated by Good
love S. Orth, made a speech the other day in
the Montgomery Comfy Democratic Conven-
ton. which no doubt fairly represents the
party which supported him. 1t was one Of
the most vile and unseemly exhibitions d
p~arti.ap hate conceivable. The Crawford
Journal thus reports it:
"yim Harvey of Lodoga mounted the
stand and conducted a savage war dance
over the murder of President Lincoln, the
victim Of Copperhead m~alevolence, which
displayed a degree of barbarity, inhumanity,
and savage delight over q fallen foe that va
did not suppose existed ip any country on the
globe whose people are even half civilized
The suggestion of the leader in this savage
revelry that the inhuman Booth and his
Copperhead allies were but instruments in
the hands of Providence for the removal of q
tyrant from the world, and that he would
have been removed before the commence
ment of his second term but for the fact that
Hamlin, the then Vice President, who would
have succeeded to the chair was much
maaner than Lincoln. was greeted by the
crown Win SdIuAucuc yeIS uUQ savage grim.
aces, while the speaker stood grinning like
an opossum when overtaken by his pursuers,
as though he thought he had said something
that entitled him to q seat in Congress. It
was not enough that the Copperheads of In
diana should organize their secret conclaves
and inculcate the idea that Mr.. Lincoln was a
~tvrant, and that to murder him would be
compatible with justice-it was not enough
to urge on the cruel Booth till he had actually
taken the Presidents life but they must
further outrage civilization by holding q war
dance around the grave Of their victim, while
il is yet wet with the tears of a weeping ma.
ton. The good of every land yet bend in
sorrow over the tomb of this great and good
man human hearts yet grow gloomy at the
mention OF the murder: and it will be a sad
day for our country when any considerable
number of our people shall so far forget
what is due to decency. as to attempt to con
vert the terrible tragedy of the 14th Of April
1865, into a subject of merriment.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

A3-Scienttfc Discovery-CABUs' NEW DYE
II you want to hive Your Hair dyed with this new prep
aration, GO 10 CABUs This Dye does net give tn.
hair . dead appearance, like other dyes, but gives it 4
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth of the hair
Sold and .ppte. by 0 cARUs. at his Fashionable
Hair Dressing Saloon. corn.r Main and Second streets
Keokuk, Iowa. jan4d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

a "AsHisGToN special says the President
gave q citizen of louisiana anthor;,v tn taIa.
graph to New Orleans that he had forwarded
orders to Gov. Wells not to allow the newly
elected Mayor Of New Orleans to be installed
into his Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

EOR SALE-Seven acres of very desirable
Land, usder cultivation. within the city limit Mt
exempt from CIV taxa ion, situate on Grand Avenue,
south Of Prices Greek . desirable locst on for fruit and
grapes, for sale very cheap. Enquire Of
VIM. FULTON,
fsb11 Real BstAte Agent, No. 81 Aainst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
Emerson's Agency.
THE ssFLORENCE,,

-
SEWING MACUINEs have
the reversible teed motion
which enables the operator
TO have the work carry eth.
er way, or to change the di-
rectiou and fasten the end
ofseams BY turning athnmt
screw. They are noiseiea
aud can be used where quiet
10 necessary. Their stitch ID
the wonder Of all, because
Of it, combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
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WIN. FULTON, Agent,

uNOR very desirable residenee on Fourth and
Orleans streets ane sto-y frame dwelling With rine
rDms and kitchen; frame stabie, wyod house, snd other
ont buiidinAs :, and two eisterns Lots /. ell stocked with
sale cheap. Enquire Of wv. FULTON,
mchl4 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

LNoR aALE--The threestory brick DWELLING on east
II end o. @H'nnan's Row, y containing II rooms Int
q ny $50 feet. uood cistern aud out-nuildines. Title
good. Enquire Of WM. frLT0N,
ian21 Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Main etree4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Tor SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
L land ear Charleston, Lee county, Iowa Gsd iMr
provem-nts thereon Price SIS per scre-sery cheap.
Goo title. Enquise~f@ WV. FULTDN,
dec2s Real Estate Agent, No. - Nam street..
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EOR SALE.-The two and q half story
Il trick and +. sme building, on Concert strest, b.
to een Second and Third streets, known ~ the easterly
half Of the pavilion Price 5000 cash. En,ure OF
wM. PULToS,
jans Real Estate Agent, 81 Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

EOR SALE.-The three-story brick build.
L ing on the corner Of kighthsad Main streets. keo-
xxx, Iowa, known - the Dudley House.. Price $1,000
cash, II sold soon. Enquire Of
Nm. YrLrON,
Isn6 Real Estate Agent. 81 Nav Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

UrOR aALB-fhe east b ~ Of the two-ssory frame
dwelling. with fonr rood rooms and . kitchen, .
good we'll Of ~ater and stahle lot 23 by l40 feet and we'll
fenced; situat. d ON Bank, between 18th and nth streets.
Title good or no sale. Enquire of
inuld VIM. WILTON. Agent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-04
sIIERIFFs SALE.

DY VIRTUE ~ n writ Of fcri .fdeias issued
I'D out % the Circuit Court for the County Of
Saginaw, State Of Michigan, and 10 me directed
and delivered agoinst the goods and chaitols,
lands anil tenements Of George l. Davis. did
ON the 22d.day Of March. A. 1866 levy upon
and take All tho right, title and interest Of said
George l.. Davis, in aud 10 the following described
pieces or parcels of land situated in the County
Of Saginaw, and State of Michigan, and known
and described as follows, 10 wit; Commencing
az the Northwest orncraf section (6), in town
Ql) North, OF range East, thence running
South IT degrees on town line 1853 feet 10 the
centre Of the Saginaw and Bad River Plank Road,
thence South 80 degrees 80 minutes East along
Tho centre of said Road 474 feet, thcncc North
So degrees 80 minutes East 6les feet thence
North Is degree. AZ minutes East 800 feet 10 the
North line Of said section (G), thence So degrees
80 minutes West along tho North line Of Said
section 1870 feet 10 the place Of beginning con-
tanning 70 acres and fsty-three one hundreths.
also the following piece Of lapd, to wit AL that
part Of the North part Of the North East frao.
tional, OF section tli1 in town (lD North Of
range East commencing at the ccnter Of tho
creek running across tho SagSnaw and DID, hiver
Plank Road in said North part of said section,
and running thence South East along tho East
side Of said Road 10 the section line on the East
line OF said section TO the center of said creek,
thence South West on straight line 10 the plaes OF
beginning, an situated IN the County OF Saginaw,
and State of Michigan" all which | shaft EXPOSE
for sale at public auction vcndue to the highest
bidder or bidders, at tho front door Of the Sagf~
nav County Court House, in the city OF Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan, on Saturday the 18th
day Of May, A. D.. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M. Of
that day, to satisfy the amount Of said execution
with costs and expenses of sale in accordance
with the statutes in such case made and provided.
JESSE III. QUACKENBUSH,s az
Sher!Gof Saginaw County, Mieh.
!, Saginaw. March 80 1866. n34T-7w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-04
THE FENIANS.

The central organ Of Republicansm in Michi-
gan, the Lansing Republican, is evidently not in
the Fcnian interest. ftsays in a recent cditoria
hcaded US above.
The Irish nation are proverbialy race who
love excitement and danger, and hair Drained
attempts to accomplish the impossible, has for
them peculiar charms The order Of Fenians
but short time in existence, has become power
full enough TO alarm the English Government
and place our Canadian neighbors on the dc.
fensivo. For the time being the factions Of
0'Mshoney and Roberts have ceased 10 quarrel
for the possession Of the funds, aud Roberts party
under the martial lead VI General Sweeney arc,
quite NJ determined 10 overcome Canada, rs the
followers Of 0'Mahorcy 10 carry out the liberia.
ton Of Ireland. The whole thing Is an absuriity
rs to any permanent ljcct ~ DO accomplished =
Canada may be overrun, and Ireland for the
time being set free, hut the advantage can be
only Temporary. fl
The condition of Ireland is not what il was in
the revolution Of '95, or even twenty years ago
Then nine -tcn;hs Of the population were Cath
olics. Now more than one third Of her popuIa-
ton are Proestnnts, and II is said that the county
OF Ulster alone can turn out 100000 Orangcnen,
prepared to defend the Government to the last
the English feet fills the chsnuel, and forms a
blockade about the Island, while every point Is
defended by loyal British troops. Jas. stephens
disguised has SO far escaped detection. But his
arrest or escape is of ITSELF matter Of no great
Importance. In Canada 10000 volunteer troops
stand ready 10 meet invaders Nor s 1t TO be
forgotten that digntarics and priests Of the
Catholic church, both In this country and Ia
Europe, oppose the movement and condemn Ii
members In the strongest terms.
While our Government might wink nj the ex-
uoytation Of munitions of war for an attempt upon
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-04
increase of Voters.

At the registration Of voters pre-
paratory to the recent election, there
were registered the unexpectedly large
number Of five hundred and twelve
voters, or persons claiming to be such
--about equal to one-third the whole
number of voters in the city in the
several wards, as follows First Ward
s20; Second, ITO; Third, 1l5. The
Number registered in the First and
Third Wards is much greater in pro-
portion, than i'll the Second. This,
taken in connection with the fact that
the First and Third Wards are close,
and the large number of Irish and
Canadians brought in, especially in
the First, and voting the democratic
ticket, is highly suggestive of demo
cratic colonization and illegal voters.
The large aggregate vote may be
accounted for by several circumstances.
LIST. The colonization of illegal vo-
tors. ID. Tho removal of voters from
some othor place, or from one ward
10 another. Sd. Minors coming OF
.ge. 4th. The coming in Of the
''sneaks" who would acknowledge no
citizenship or obligation to this coun-
try while tie war was pending, least
they might be drafted or called upon
10 enlist, but now, since tho country
IL out Of danger, thoy are ready TO en-.
10Y all the privileges Of citizenship
aud NJ longer withhold their names
iiom the voters list. In some instan'