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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
CHIEF QUARTKRMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

CHIEF QUARTERN AsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August l3, 1866.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this office until IL O'Clock M on THURSDAY,
23d inst, for furnishing the United States with
niDetyone CAVALRY HORSES at least twenty
five of which must be OF bay color, and the re-
mainoer dark colOrs.
These horses must he sound in all particulars we'll
broken In full flesh and good condition from 15 to
l6 hands high from 5to years old and well adapted
in every way to cavalry purposes.
Horses contracted for under this advertisement
will be subjected to rigid inspection, and those not
conforming to these specifications will be rejected
No mares will be received.
These horses must be delivered to Brevet Brgadier.
General CHARLES II. TOMPKINS, Quartermaster
at Lincoln Depot in this city, on or beforelMONDAY,
September H.
Payment will be made upon the delivery and
acceptance OF the horses contracted for Bidders
are invited TO be present at the opening of bids,
which will be submitted tor the approval OF the
QuarteTmaster-Gener before the contract Is
awarded
Bids must be endorsed "Proposals for Horses"
ID. IL. RUCkEK,
BTevet Maor-Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
S14 lot Depot of Washington.
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GREAT SAVING OF TINE,
LABOR, AND MONEY.
FLANDERS PATENT
PORTABLE CYLINDER BORING MACHINE

Marine Stationary Engines, Blast Cylinders,
Pumps an =" orss Valves bored out without removing
them from their present positions
Engines boreu of every size and build, either when
vertical. horizontal or inclined from 10 to 800 horse
power by removing only or both heads and piston
This is the Onlv way TO bore cylinder as part
OF the machinery is moved from its present place.
cepi what is mentioned above 4 great amount time
is saved the work completed in less than fourth
the time otherwise required.
All orders promptly attended TO-;
No. 1925 POPLAR Street, rhladelphia.
No. % North WILLIAM street, New York.
We refer toll p. N orrls, Towne q Co '; H. w bald
win a Co. N. Rowland q Co.; William b. Thomas
a. Co.; j. b. Bruner a Sons; A jerks IL sons,
of Philadelphia; LehIgh Zinc Works. Bethlehem,
Pennsy yania; Trenton Iron Co Trenton, N j, Sey-
feTt, McM anus & Co Reading, Pa Mccormick az Co
Harrisburg. Pa; Hewes Phips, Newark, j. and
the COrliss En- gine Co., Providence, n i. CS Sl4lm
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Written for The EUeninO Telegraph.
THE GREAT CONVENTION.
A DREAM-BY A SOLDIER.

n OkEAM-B1 n EOLDlbhs
Sound the trumpet, beat the drums"
Behold, the Great Convention comes,
From North and South thew hurry on
To Council In the "Big Wigwam."
On what q true and loyal band,
Win shake each other by the nandl
And Philadelphia then shall see
The old and tried Democracy.
All have arrived, and IN the hall
The chiefs and sachems, one and ALL
In little knots together stand,
Consulting how they'll save the land;
When suddenly, from out the throng
voice lie heard both loud and strong:
ITO order, come! All uproar ceasei
Prepare TO smoke the Pipe of Peacew
The pipe is passed from mouth to mouth,
North gives puff and then the South;
No sound is heard among the braves,
Each is as silent as the grave.
The smoking through, a voice proclaims,
lis time now to adjust our claims;
Our rights and privileges 70 protect,
APresident we will elect"
"HiRh on throne of royal state"
Is placed Vahandigham the Great;
Bravest of COpperheads is he,
All honor to his Majesty.
Behind him sits, in high command,
Guerilla MOseby, from whose hand
bangles the scalp of many brave,
Now sleeping in patriots grave.
Then from his seat the monarch rose,
Gave a slight cough, and blew his nose,
And thus he spake :-"Kind friends and true,
The time has come to dare and do.
The radicals, the last Iour years,
Have caused our nation many tears;
Have flied our hearts and homes with woe,
And placed our chief in Fort Monroe.
'My noble friends, can this be borneg
Must we of glory still be shorn?
Shall all the offices be filed
BY Union men, who preached to kill
Our Southern brethren when they tried
The Constitution to o'erride"
loud cries of No!) "What we must do
Is, to entIce the Boys in Blue
Unto our Wigwam, and traduCe
The characters-which are no use
OF all the men in Office now,
Except Raymond and his crowd,
Who our staunch friends do yet remain,
Finn to the principles we sustain!
The first of whIca, my friends, is this:
But harK! what means that fearful hiss?"
Up from their seats then sprang the Braves,
In fierce and terrible amaze;
With hate intense they looked about,
Mid the loud cries Of "Put him outw
Then there was hurrying to and fro,
Each one desired to strike blow,
When through the din came clear the words;
al gave the hiss Let me be heardv'
There was silence deep among the throng
As Union soldier passed along;
With scorntul eye his look he bent
Upon the noble President
"For most four years" he said II helped
To lay secession ON the shelf:
hate all traitors, and tell you,
You'll neUer catch the Boys in Blue.'"
then wild and high the shouts arose,
From the boys around in soldier clothes;
awe want no traitors to dictate
To US the way to save the State.
We trust our Congress, and no iears
Have we" Again the cheers
Rang through the air so loud and long,
That the Great chief said, Lets adjourn"
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town to his dwelling. This is a copy of his first
messsge;-2'26 p. N. Dear Mary, don't haze hat
cold ham again to-ddytor dinner Oct something
fresh. Mr.. De Simon ,oR dine 10Th as. ALFRED.-
or course De Simon didn't come; it was old
Breezee's dodge to get cooked dinner.
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THE PRESS AT THE Ia PIERRE.

THE PRESS AT THE la PIERRE'
1t appears the Press Gang of Philadelphia, not
wishing TO be outdone by that gang at the Wig.
wan had Convention of themselves at the La
Pierre House on Thursday night, in which,
thought they did not eat their own words Gas
many did at the Wigwam, Mr.. Dix, example),
they did eat something that was as good,
although their words on the occasion were good
and well seasoned, the spice having been fur
nished out of the twentyfour inch Castor Of Mr..
Train.
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

n- PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
T. 0GEJ BANDAGE INSTITUTE. No. IA N.
- NINTH Street, above Market.-B. G..
LYkkETT, after thirty years practical experience,
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and variety
others Supporters Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Brac
Crutches, Suspensores, etc. Ladies' apartments co
Quoted by Lady 81
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SHIPPING.

IzfEES> STEAM TO IVERPO0L-CALLING
sSahIkA4Saat Queenstown-The Inman Line, sailing
semi-We Weeky, carrying the United States mails
''ClT1 OF DUBLIN w ednesdayi August ~
'CITY OF LONDON. saturday, August 25
'ClTY OF CORK" .............. Wednesday August 20
"CITY OF PARIS", Saturday, September
''CITY OF MANCHEsTER".. Wednesday, September
and each succeeding Saturday and wednesday at
noon, from Pier No A North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable in Gold PAYABLE inIUurrency.
First Cabin. .......S90 Steerage. .............S35 30
To London. 80 TO London. .....,..... Az
TO Paris. lOb To Paris .......;.... 50
Passage by tn Wednesday steamers First cabin,
slO0; steerage, sS5 Payable in United States cur
rency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Bre.
men, etc, at moderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown "a u
currency Tickets can be bought here by send
ing for their friends.
offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
81 No. Ill WALNUT street. Philada.
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O1O ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES,
VANKIRK q co. would respectfully direct the atten-
tOn OF their friends and the public generally to their
CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL BRONZ r
WARES. Those wishing handsome and Thoroughly
made Goods at very reasonable prices viii hnd II 10
their advantage to Eive us call before purchasing else
NJ B.-sOled or tamIshed fixtures rednished with
special care and at reasonable prices.
seem = naVANKIRK d co
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SCENE IN THE STREETS DURING THE wIGwAM CON.
VENTIoN.
Delegate from Georgia, O,d of Brealt-Do you
gO-gO-go to?
COnductor-oh yes; know--Wigwam. Jump
on,
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aBORT SETREILLoeICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

by OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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NUMBER LXXXI.

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND A CURE
FOR HY-PoCHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF ny ORDER.
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What We May Expect If this Thing
Continues.
Mr.. Breezee having heard of The EVENING
TELEGRAPH having their own telegraph wires
run from their office to the Wigwam, conceives
the idea Of having one from n Ofice down
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mn sHIP OAPIAINS AND OWNERS.

ITO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.-THH
Il undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON
ECREW DOCK, ,begs toinorm his friends and the patrons
OF the Dock that he is prepared with increased facilities
TO accommodate those having vessels to be raised or
repaired and being praeLiGal ship-csrpenteE and
trusted to him or repairs.
Captains or Agents, Ship Carpenters, and Machuiss
having Vessels TO repair are solicited to call.
Having the agency for The sale OF "Wetterstedts
preservation OF vessels bottoms, for this city am pre-
JOHN II. HAMMITT,
Rensington Screw Dock,
lN DELAWARE Avenue, above Ia UREL Street
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aE@A FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEL.
rETEe1isrsss1 delphia Steam Propeller Company De-
spatch swsure Lines via Delaware and Raritan Canal
IeaviDg daily at ~ M and p. Nj, connecting with all
Northern and Eastern lines.
For freQht which will be taken upon accommodate
terms, amply to WILLIAM M. BAIRD a. CO.,
Sl6 No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue
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&
IasviSwS of tho approsdhi&s MAJ IF Je6.
Davis for treason ut Richmond, the following
from the Examiner is interesting rs SHOWING
the light in which the trial will be ,regarlNd
byfthe sdAerentsIof the Lost Cause r. and IA
representative head. Il says:
"When the man whom ~ placed II the
head Of our undertaking shall be tried for
his, share in. thst efs yitehsse1sts al uasts-
kers-most Of US more willing, perhaps, than
he-every one will keenly feel that il is only
for him that is without ofsnse 10 cas-. the i;fst
stone More than that, all will be ready 70
repel the charge of treason with indignant
emotions. Allegiance was due only to the
State. md any duty arising from the Union
only hound the individual through the State.
The State Absoived all obligations beyond her
at her will, and all who obeyed the State did
nothing but what patriotism justified The
people believed this doctrine before the war.
and force has not changed their conviction.
Coarts may instruct. but as jnfies here have
always exercised the right 10 Judge the law.
even in a matter Of dollars aud cents. they
will not forego that privilege in trial that
involves the life Of their representative man
and the common honor Of individuals and of
States. The commhtee-she whole world
may rest confident that Virginia gentlemen
can under no circumstances consent that JEFF
ferson Davis be made the scape. goat of .
whole people. No. aeuer.'
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RiiNAL N iflEE,-roJus. ". fialiaxn. j. tnaes N,
sog@rs avid Il Muse. John w+htser. j Ese.r
Thorn -ea. Ssg..a Dteches = y p-nno how W II Rol.
lin- StDysrs Wa ctnsefs. W vif.ekesf Saus nd
Ansn-tn ri y sickiaxhtm. State ~ lows, 10 Z.
F,sfsr, Zggs, Ma tin Others:
Won n .tid Il there now on file In the Clerk
nhcr OF the ID srfet g - ae county 10 a at Ne
kuk, nsa. pauto f.isco' Fri claiming Of y u Jo-
seph W Hoffman (sla o. On. Thos d Dollars and 10
a@r y up9a p-otns~sory T.. IN PRAYING IA xment
Therefor and FER ior-civsure Of Wo,tsHg gsNn BY you
. se-ar- The pNmau. II A npt, the east-riy
one Ia nrt al tet t9l mn. slp '0f1 hnndred
AMI II sha CRY 81 Kes knk Lee cauoty lows, AMI
prssin< a,sa.t u II tbs Brec of sad
,se sni nara RELIEF Aud np@~s ~ as.p an
swer p rrta an or b. ortae sa~ond iy Of tn
n-x. tern ~ al suft II be .li~n Mt Re kak, III
18Th Mnatsv Of Nv 1855, default nd ud<meSt
will D. snirred ,gsinst you. H. sfROSa,
U.sR.s stamp So; Atty fos PsAfutik
mss idAw-Tues 49,
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TIE Memphis Argus reports that cholic
Is carrying off mnes in that section by the
thousands. The disease was mt FIRST confined
TO the lower river country, but it now extends
to the upland farms as well. and is attributed
by the a gus to the use of Northern grown
corn. -. - :. ...-.... -
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'ass ros fH1 K.cr,sIcs AID rirArnrxe -
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
- - ADD sss.2
DISEASES OF TEE ERE AND Ear.

HlS institution Is situated in The most
= Plessa'I aha h.sl'l p@tt Of tie cit, Il Keoilk.
c2mfsrt o. irsaiids
Tb@ following diseases admitted and treated In ,bfs
Institution: --~-~~~%%se~~+~
lsi Surgical diseases ard sil requiring surgical
operations.
% Diseases 81 the Es and Yer
I'd Diseases fire Lengs, Throat and Heart.
eth. Diltaser on Wrm.n.
Dfs s4NsuRD CURTIS having retired from fh>
general prsr frr ~ medirL&- Ri ye tLtir ptire TINE
and attic til n to cftes o. the kilc .isGnls ~ I'd
Inc Depsr Ueut n sarcr.y ard iiseasfs n the Eve
FORD, btr tiat II Discs t.cf Il Lung. Thrr at and
HsaitaHd the Ls+s-as Of Won IN re uBd.r the
peal ehrge OF " CURTIS though either will assss
the other In difficult caf4s.
ms euterPri-s has hecn in fuI opel urn
tnap y.sr and II Is teesed private Clinic IN the
Ihra r'at's presents larger number Of interesting
yAssiht hrorgh or .a;ourrsng In cur city
~ fesssnfIs invited 10 sist the
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C...sis 1faGg .E'onic.

This anea1tirt pr-4sraitn -wli,h icsfess tia t.cu-
liaf piolt ifr O. tlps tft tsT otItii nj ei
sni ~ to t soI,f II rs..s.Ya l,tete
ii tnrned gfey IL - fEsftIt fHle ioi ral dlsa
str. h IL abe II sitt r,tf Lar l,., ri
hxg sting rnts fasslst L4ei- 6t8es e.I c5t+
senr II try snd s,ttltsse8 d., tksu q Ffs II ~
hsss tfted his ~ 4 si fiss ttt, a, tI4se al
kints W Toni mt Has he tsiitti,e- IA Lad ttstr
b+en hfe TO mn atte.. II - @sisld ptttr it
sts d re*nit Hnt'i thu hsn ii.a In IL hes
cured p.rsens @tu had a tses eft ~ lii
ttsi asn tsm nt.ats &C. lri ~ The
IL iL- h. IL ft adj ard il tie searse e tgts cAys
after asinx r nj I'D s6tff AID trlGltH ali tissr-
~ area, aid sir uaI haf rit. tiAi TIM t.tn
p evsnted flon. growing tesIA.d lts erE.r leailLy
grostr.
Ia the case OF one Israee Mtrhsn, u III 23s' Iowa
nfsn ~ hase head etts eita With Till coating
OF fant, M Ntf as r7srtICt.a aisst.srA wf6se
hair tii tafB pie sis fa cut, sf4wf IL, vic
tine Of this Tsu the NJ. n nj IL
cAtt u If Lis e~t asrs.ttd atlths coEdisop IL
his air Led - Sos ie.ati rtly. ihi- 1. ly
Oh ,at kind IN i!lst ssrd- conid nlent,t d
many other. hntie want u spsce and All pre-
Vel cd ri Ii dIit
Sold by CEoHc E Cabs, corner Of Second aid Vain
street. pi.c 70 cents pr b5te. hbeis
the trade s4safa apfl4 dtrn
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

.$aie n Tsarl Lee Csaaty, 3a District Cont. May
Term tsS6.
NJ, aE.N 4 LIN ,sLey RS Roger Loni. Msry 2.
vi f-,-n ,o~ Y..s.. N.ryrtJ iss,. n,s Ynr-
b. Yor-. W Y r- - hom-s.n J.,,es X
n nee snsoise Garcia t,,rsis III wife et,.
Midtown herr Of Ant4n. ,iarea aud lie: fh-re l..
a. tha on ;, ef II S-rS tire D,str ct tnrt
Of ie County. tssa NJ Ut, Ma es. the petilion 1T
.ioi,m \ I'm sly cl i'm az of aos LOFTS A ind
msat 'ar $3.50 with six cent iai from March
20th 1894 tni rssn>t All tn ef,n ants the for-el,
mortgage Ell by .id tits. on sx,, Zee,
fro 4 -, lots an ia $40 4 3S IN it of COX T.
IL "a, aid Hnaunt. The p@tition all gs that
tn sai nros rts ~as Ira vn IN tls jul. pNti-
tion nf n. II f 3r-,d Fract by J "a .h hale aud
An ain STAR sud ut- la share M 81 ptit~f ia
cs AID tif, hal pre- 10 sly nxyei tn Interest to
lid Walsh. hut tey sui th~ir unknown are n.ae
dAf nitn,s al tbc.t n any supposei interest The
h@rs r- unknawa aad thsp ttau err thu vaquise
ment Of h Rtyi<i III as to known p,rtie Th-nsh-
Re t,uts sappo.el to c n ia.-r
Bruce. u,n-r<a.r,s, aid per-nn Il VIC If tie
orr lin Il roc csunot be n ada them ia he Sta of
Ia~s. Cniess ror t,,pesr All answer sail Patti be-
FIRE noon f tn 81 dy If he Hy term 1876 of sid
Court, com a~seins thu - Monday Of Asy.a judy
ment will he rends red by dessplt
RANKIN Ns3RARy.
piuntif'e AttHneye.
let the ahave no.ire be rubi hid for six ~ecks IA.
lss ''i-e ~resl n the Daily G.sp f'y nihl.hei in
Lee lanty, Dsa Ftsy II SPRINGER,
Juig OF the Isl Judicial District, Iowa
lI
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HUMPTEssEYS.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

AVE proved, from the r.os, ample exre-
rifnces an rhfir~rnete sapgi@ sfraa NJ and re-
name IbeF are TIE Only me- Gins ,e city adapted
pppaisr use-~o sinip thi ales rl de IN
uslt tLtm; 80 kari ie-' teft VI large AID
80 sincseut ~ TO b. nivsts reiisie Thfy have
DIR -3fis q lion f.rf.
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CHEESE! CHEESE 1000 a. 3D.
~ esrsmy C1saA -
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REMOVAL.

T1HE OFFICE OF TIE
surveyor Collector of Customs
l. remove
Tlri Street, be-. Main T. Johnson, Keoluk, ora,
n he Law Q lie q CT Brnce. importers snd all
o. e fav nE u>ia - ~iih thu undersien will End
HI ~ calling b = IN FRO " t.
f.L2 63m j TN IT M su ve,or y oIlector
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,rHEGATE CITY.
4 Rampant Radical.

The Hon. Garruious Davis has been MAX
ing A doub eS of himself again. In his
last speech in the Senate he IS reported as
having
Distinctly declared that he would far rath-
er { ust the eople o. the South and their REP
resenianyes than the members of the Senate
from the Northern States, and so he believed
would the American people. He said that
should this resolution pass, we might see In
TINS land two bodies-one composed OF South
EN- Representatives and Senators and Demo.
crat and Conservative membars from the
Nor h, and the other of the Republican alone
Each Of these bodies would claim TO be the
Congress, and the President would be obliged
to recognize one or the other. AS the form,
body would be in the majority, why would
not the President recognize them as the law,
fu and legitimate Congress OF the United
States!
mir Davis said that he believed General
jackson would do this and by the Eternal,
he h0pei President Johnson would invite
these Southern members elect to this city and
uniting with them the men he had designated
recognize them as Congress. Where, then,
be Ia ,lungly asked would the unconstituton-
a fanatics on the other side of the Senate find
themselves
As the President rather prides himself on
his former occupation, he will excuse US for
suggesting that he try his hand on straight
jacket for this radical champion of his in the
Senate. Here a chance for giving the old
gentleman fit which might bring him out of
his insane fit
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample expe-
fitne~. IA 'htife siieee h,slr, ~
liable Ihey are ihr 0ny icins pet city ses4d 10
p2pu useso mpi that mrs akss caBuot - de Ia
AL tttm so EarL les. to he fire. fans AMI
. vincent a. g b- asas# reliable They have I@Atd
re highest onmend 4on RON ALL aud III alNss rem
~ sAtis lion cents
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No wonder General Grant saws he would
suppress such sheets as the Chicago T mes
when that dirty affair utters such incendiary
abohionisn as the following
And if the rump Congress shall not speed-
lily abandon its seditiouS. revolutionary and
hwlrss practices -ifi shall persist in exclu.
ding the Representatives If eleven States from
their righ,tu seats, and IN exercising the
p wers OF the Congress of the United States
we DIP not hesitate to declare thar il will be
come the dutg Of President johnson 10 con
sfitite himself the Cromwell Of the time, and
dissolve the rump by military power"
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e. 4. Cpok & icsgc.

Gent Aqeat for .NortRretteru S'otel
orFIeE. s. ntArs9RN 81
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KEOKUK INFIRMARY
ND
DISEASES OF THE EYE ANN rAp

YeHlS Institution il situated in the most
Il pleasant ana healthy psrt n the city az K.sktt
iowa and is well arranged every respect 10 secure he
comfort % inVsiids.
Tn following seascs admitted and treated in this
Institution:
LIST. Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations
~ Dis asses of the EFe aud Far
81 Diseases Of the Luhgs Throat and Heart.
4th Diseases OF WON
Drs stNFaKD q CURTIS having retired from the
general practice ~ nieii me will give their sutire
lud ate ii to csse- 90 Il. kiHd enuTp~I stsd.
Tie Department n surgery hfd Iitea-ts OF The Eye
and Ear Will under tire special charge % II SAN
fOBD. hile that u DAes II tie Luu1s Thrcat and
Htsft ard the U.seassr u Non en- ~ De Under the
o cial ri-rge q pr CURTIS, though either viii assist
tue other III ,ijf1, nit cases
THIS enterprr has teen In successful operation
Ian ytar aud IL is elieved private Clinic in the
Doitd stats presents larger number q interesting
ana important
Physician passing through sojeurt NJ in cur city
respectfully invii I'd the itRrn&ry se2i
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speer's PORE Grmpc EsTme!

DURE and four years old, for the Commu-
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ture of - VI ItCR-oNr 10 on the WsAPPER Of each
10 te rs- ptie~-. male bottle ONE DOLL N, q a
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60 20" az n - sey 4 tire iusuxrai preparations
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

sAxL POLLOCK. JoHS n. srsBIE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

"0LD THAD" has made up his mind to re-
admit Tennessee, and even has his usual joke
IN that connection. Upon being asked ii he
Intended to vote for the admission of Tennes-
see. he promptly replied yes, and gave the
following reasons for doing so: ''Should
vote against it, the impression would be ere
ated throughout the country that the happy
relations between President johnson and my
self had been disturbed. Therefore | have
determined to vote for the admission of Ten
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

The divorce case Of kasson VS.. Kasson,
in Warren county. Iowa. has been decided.
Mr.. kasSon. NJ G.. the defendant in the case,
appeared in open court and pleaded guilty TO
the allegations of in6delity, whereupon de-
cree was entered in accordance with the
prayer OF Mrs hassohs petition. The state
meut made several days ago that Mr. kasson
did not design TO resume his seat in Congress
was an error. He has been a short time in
Des MONIES on personal business, and will
soon return TO Washington for the remainder
Of the session. r. Chicago Journal