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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
L TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
.rz. Is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
TO and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company BY each train,
with several leading insurance companies. such a.
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
PIFTERN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
riers' risk and security Is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPoRTA.
TON COMPANY
is now prepared to do business 40
CHRAPLY. EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
a. can be done by any other company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President.
B.F. PicKLIS, General Superintendent.
my 2l-eodts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. j ;a
MINIATURE ALNAAAC-ocsoBss .. )ait
IN risss....""...s g a aSSc 80 - !
Port or RICHNoNp, 0crossl u.

POET OF RICHN0ND, 0cfosss u.
j - ARRivRD. = 80 s''st'
Steamer Georgeanns, Hill, Norfolk, nsEshsnAtse
Sc schooner Ry J. Aiiss,o. .isShs, Hsv Tea. iss.
Sch Schooner Oneida. Stewart, Baihnors, iron, ,.
sioop sophia. Coleman, Norfolk, iasSsr. VII.
Schooner J b. cisy.on, Clayton. New Yost.
TSSS; Schooner u. \. xoori.. Boob. wnli..ssrs.
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e TH.srs ron PArsas,- ITO the Adams
EkpIv1 Company.
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Az u,IoS BANK OF RICHMOND,


SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, eSoo, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
]. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
"a Paine, L. D. Crenshsw, w. r. ouarles,
wn II. Lyons, Jr, Z. E. Blanken.
A Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, snip,
W A Spott, Moses Ellyson, ]. b. Winston,
A L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
RT Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
L Bnford, J. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
A. Belvin, VIZ Gray, w. E. Tanner,
T O. Dudley, Alfred Moses, ]. n. Eowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
aid the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country 10 called
to this institution. Here they will nnd security
convenience, and profit. Sums as small ~ I'VE
:osrs may be deposited, and six per cent int.
!es, received on same.
once hours from "A. NJ. to3 p. NJ; on Saturday
rom "a. NJ. tosP. M, and from 70 sP. n.
IA l3-dSswts
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rENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AMI

re- ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
Millinery GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN,
q the concern Of A. A. ALLEN CO., OF Peters
targ, has opened a branch Of his HAT ESTAB-
MsHMENT at No. 1906 Main street, four doors be-
i,W Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
AID bas placed
MIR. FRANK BINFORD
in charge Of II.
lie (, now Offering to city and country merchants
a large and entire fresh stock Of HATS and MIL
LIVERY GOODS at as low prices as they can be
bought North. As these goods have been bought
a. the late large auction sales in Brooklyn and
Ssw ork for cash. IL is BILE to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. A call from dealers Ia
'o.Iced, and /, will DO proven to them that hats
tan Ce sold here as low as they can be in New
YUGk Sc 25-3m
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SUIT AGAINST A RICHMOND MAN FOR d.
voRCE.-A suit was heard in Washington
CITY on the 5th instant of Johanna McCar-
thy against Dennis Mccarthy, citizen of
Richmond, for divorce, uiac,l0 ndt'ino-
nil. The petition filed in the cause sets
forth, inter ala, that the parties were mar
ried in the county of Cork, in Ireland, in
the year ls4S; that they lived together
there until the year 1858, when the defend
ant sailed for America; that he wrote to
the complainant letter about ten months
afterward, and that she never heard OF or
from him afterward until recently, when
she ascertained that about ten years ago
he married another woman in Richmond,
&c., and that he is now, and has been for
the last three or four years, living and CO.
habiting with the said woman as his wife,
in this city, and by whom he has three
children. The court granted rule to he
served upon the defendant to show cause
why he should not pay the petitioner ali
mony, pendeute lite :; also, her counsel fees
and expenses of the suit and also why he
should not be restrained from selling, as
signing, or otherwise disposing of his pro-
perty amounting, it is alleged in the pc
tition, to about ten thousand dOllars) un-
til the further order of the court.
On last Saturday morning, while detain-
ed in the office of Justice Handy upon a
charge of bigamy, the petitioner and her
daughter, and two sons by former de-
ceased husband, appeared and confronted
him whereupon the justice held him to
bail in the sum of three thousand dollars
for his appearance at the criminal court to
answer the charge of bigamy. tr'
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Boutwell, b. bsep rsneninsted f0r Con-
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HE RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB COIN
's'Pse'ialiy informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and is constantly receiving,
LADIES CATERS 10 neat article) at *l.@.
SokoCCo BOOTS Ia neat article) at 80,
'a nher grades 0. work, from u so up to ~; and
akes 10 order all kinds Of
LADIES CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
n"aies would do we'll to remember this.
iae manufacturing is under Mr.. A. n. Davis's
1n, Vnno!, who will use every effort to please.
'tNFLEMEN's BOOTS,
AND SHOES.
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
sc l3--tS
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A DEBATING GS0CIETY.-A party OF young
men Of the city, most of them in business,
propose to get up q debating society for
their improvement, and they respectfully
request all those who have been spoken to
on the subject to invite all their friends
who wish to join such an organization to
meet in the room over the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms on Monday
night next at s o'clock. We approve OF
debating societies when properly organized
and supported and we trust that the
effort about to be made to raise one viii be
successful. We further hope that the Or
ganizations will not stop at one, but that
several more will be started. The young
men of the present day especially need
something of this kind very much, and by
starting two or three societies, and getting
up competition between them, they can
be kept up. The great difficulty that has
usually been found about organizations Of
this kind is that they are too short-liy to
benefit any one. This will be the case with
| the projected one if rival association,
With which joint and open debates can be
held, is not formed. We hope, then, that
the contemplated society will be success
and that one or two more will DC formed
a. its rivals. af .assyza S. e.gEa 5ssss 6
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HhsE-BALL CLUBS.-Just received,
BASE lals R., Sssptfgl specimens Of CAPS f0H
loties. AlL cLuSs sh,sh !! sas isys,ssc SygsAes'
Was <VWeA5Ah. S1aI1iv1Ss.
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
IN No. 1900 Main street. Call and see them.
Il. b. SPENCE, Agent,
oc 10 Ii Merchant Tailor and Cioahisr.

TTNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
" FOR WINTER WEAR, Gold weather 10 at
hand, and warns us all 20 change our underwear
anime our fall assortment OF uNDERSHIRTS and
DRAWEkS, embracing all qualities and sizes, at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.'S,
ore Egbca liz Main street.
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cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convince you win be
#H-s to call at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30
rarx ununr wAn1aH.

DaB8 AB0AH ~ A8881s
4 .o-r..ro.a... ~ n. $500 o,vnel
:. - =. -sxss..vNI
makes TINS ~ neg OF -. Ti1 -
record. .TheNu1HotWi 6pl his exp4ctoe5eqS
{>i6 800 thaf ~ Gina NinitIk Viii
~ AES77 sxy:- L-l. = - IA, \. 1. 9aiin
al lE n,o Ill. ~
Apr so'o
: iusr II; IsmAlR 1ficQ. The &
IA. -. n.rnx.,.,,A eaantSs ~
-...s,~ ~. N .h,o,;s mi 81
ILL mummy w. -,
q ss10Sive for his deiecuon. no sns''
1tve NM reward. 1t will be seen in the elec'
t;c,fJAxsa r. Wuaes b. m immeuae uzss.
- g = - = : -
Jony' :, aZf
ut is rumored that fltz neIy e. ~
running g 90 lndePendenl ca20laeAes % ~
pss3punsouassd ReAey .es eoneiess: ~ .ne
Erst Congress,onai Dlssrct, 9Rp2ssan4fgS ~
Hon. JaRea -. hsos ING an..
the Democrass--ED yo."J Meen n.'
always had cQ1ce on inc Dram. nS e u n,
pulous ~ 70 nos ne gep - iIAe ~ sa~sys
been Wiling TO sell OUT any parry anu oalseI
himselt away 20 me aesh loI s11uif 90 y.
IMAM tnat TOT 1nien 'uuAs peisyeu .ne % %
ylor. some 1"e SUI, .;aa.e .n
Union o'a,s oouseh'' !. - ~ w !,
make hm 1oSs s Or sIeas =. ..;ol M noi;
Deen feeAloeo W ". peop, "Ii -. ~ pu .f.
ucian, u n nnom ea sou,u h.. ~ rn,r~aI
70 psac1e i1pac,' conn. .s,"a.sd Ivy H. AZ
wa. n. osons was ss.h;..s IL ~
~ ne no Ionees - 80 .ais-.his
Union parry, u;. .aS .r;,;, Nc.
que. io' "a ~n NV ~ ms p pss- bod saJ
crusnsl anu ~ 's,.,r fs.,;on mich cnni5
.aoren;a,a mer,f ~, Probably no man in
.PPsUsca'e NED. mel sof,ha na,hasS ns,txM
tne StAe - - - r,san nol;,;c.I tr;cl,
mas! mas uyo1 s1ao W y. 80. Is.;,,ntnrs
,n.n .a. nun :" az" -. .n.bnr;.;rg M -
ias. ~,n.el s o. saon.a 800 s ~ ney
30 - ~ 800 of -. A., Ja Pc
49, Eons pJ hund,ed dollsrs were
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The committee appointed BY. The N..,o.>
a Workingmen's Congress, lately in sessop
ct Baltimore, Nd, % vsit spos lie Psss;>
dent, and nrgs his in6ssaes in s.ppsrt q IL
proposed reduction Of he houn q lAbslf "a
other matters Of isesssss 70 he vorkinensa
Of tho country, pssSeened her dry % 6s4,
nrdsy last. The fssddsst - ~ 8 thsa
visws, ~ pssniasd IL aGfIlnoA II
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ORIGINAL MOTH E.-To Benjamin T. Games. defenr
~ dsnt You hereby notified that there ia
l~ In tho CLERKS Office Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at keoknk. petition OF Hiram Barney,
claiming judgment sgsinst you, Bcrjsrin Gamer.
for the OF Six Hapr.d Dosrs upon yonr mortgage
made to Charles Mason upon the following described
pfemses to-wit Lot four ~ Block handrrd and
lourt Ola. Masons Lower Addition TO the City of
Keokuk In Lea County, Iowa, md sgsinst yun ali.
praying for the foreclosure OF said mortgage the sae Of
said premises freed o. all interests Of said defendants IN
pay OF said debt, the extisgushment of all
equity Of redemption, and for general relief.
Nov you appear and aid petition by
Of the second day az the next term Of said Court he
held the second Moudsy Of September 1865 judg
ment viii 10 hsd therein. as prssedtor BY default
II. SClTT HOWELL,
30 cfe = stampl Attorney for Plaintiff.
iyZ-d
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En-, Bri9Adier THOMAS H. Bssrox, Jr., Is a
reward for long and faithful service, past and
prospective, in tho fartherauce Of the bread
and<tutter programme Of the new dispense
ton, has jus, been appointed Assessor Of the
Sixth Congressional District Of Iowa This
Office is one of small profit and less honor,
but really ample compensation for the ser.
vices of the recipient, and fully equal 10 his
capacity, but far below his ambition. The
renegades from party, from patriotism and
from principle are rapidly being provided for
by the powers that be at Washington, not by
the grace Of God, tor the vote OF the people,
but by the hand of an assassin.
Ifthere is any renegade from the >Republi-
can party, now supporting the Jonnsontes,
for whom no claim for office has been press
ed at Washington. let him forward his name
accompanied by ten dollar greenback to
Hon. CHARLES Mason, whom CooLsAuGH
aud CLAGETT denounced rs q disunionist,
soon after the opening Of the war, and. the
matter will receive prompt attention from the
President This same CLAGErr, whose press
was destroyed on account of his bitter hos,ili-
ty to the war by the soldiers OF the Union, is
now, we believe, local agent for Mason, in the
bread and butter business.
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II We are to have . Dictator to rule tAe
people ofthis country according to hislown
xhims, let it be one who has been accustom.
cd to weld swcrd, hot 4 bodkin.
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Be on the Alert! Danger isat Hand

lOC OA tAAS <A~sNA - AS@0 ~ =" SsW2sSs
fAis has bsen sichiy ssasoc. re 9edisai fsenisy
prophecy evil 10 the future They think pssisnes =
on the wing for America Suppose this 70 b IRE, vhss
Is ~ bNtyAAms AtalAA a. Nnn6uM1 - ~
oUt Vf5ok This Is the only protection against PANIC,
- veil y ag&nst the PRINCIPLE or INJECTION
Why do not those Who predict the epidemic proposs an
adequate preyentivet There Is ons tonic, nssvine
and altersen o psssat . skSsId Ne sysss Ggsisst
tbs subtle element. dseass whether they 6ost hthss
osrny v1nA hsa 1aaf huAs,~ rio kkssaRse ep9
sue zee ssa - 80 Incorporated ~fsh tbs uhfsstsd
auid This ONE PREVENTIVE Of which there 10 no
dupcat. among the compoaDds either Of the Old world
or the Nevis
@ HesrsrrxRB sroxAcH-Brf1sss. -
Remember that IL 10 specific Tor eli the complaints
which Icy the systeu opea ,iintinss Of adly cyl
DENIES ifyou are tyspeptic. II t-nevs the vsGcs Of
our digestive powers tits you appetlts and rsst'res
your cheerfalneax II you nervous. 1t nsisora,ss
svsry nhrs Of ypor nervous systsms on tAe b 81 ~
BRAIN where it begins the exit smites, where ter
inmates Iyoa bilious IL dsetpiines your ubruly
liver end brpeu u. Of that organ nte hsr~esy
With the laws u b. aith Iti In hho,t issiasAas
xnd Alternative powerful that Natter, With ostest-rs
ts~ss for her ally nay nd dsa4ars aitts b. nadss
and foreign inf.e III ahis enemy us h-ar
Of th. Assease which |. desoissirT Europe, Is rally
onnd bsheov@s the prnnff 10 pst en- tsey
ars.or cloths enssis Wtte ~ vxinefsbiity - Tar
human win per air ey pr-p,rt'g the systsn
Tor resistance With this pure Y. getap AT ,dots
sugzdAw
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n EGAL E0TlCE--Te sWm n. nwpsr and Harriet
II NJ rurDer; Ion hereby not fed that there In
now on nIe the oee Of the CLERK Of me District Court
van Ness exeoutrix OF the estsfe n u Van Nes- de-
ceased, claiming OF yon the said VIM. Turner iaeg-
nsnt for the sum Of Nineteen Hundred Dollars mon
- dne On two prom1fssofy notes. and claiming As
against both OF ~ the felosure u mortgage upon
Lot 9, Block l1. City of Esckuk, Lee County Iowa,
notet- sAA2SS ~ 8Asa43 3EIRAAs +ss& iAfstS8 5+s
Unless fou spser thesto and defend hs5ore nson OF
the seqo04 daI of the next tenn Of said Dstrtct Court
70 be Somesced ba the secend Monday fn eepten ber
1885 adssns an escrss ~l ~ resSesed aesinst you
hev stamp. 50 CT. Il ~ Auys for Plantta-
d jy26d = t*s.s5sssS -. - 81 3.FA
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REPUBLICAN MEErIMas.

Gov. VIM. Stone will addrsa the people Of Iowa
upon the political issues Of the day. st the following
laces and times, Wis
Keosanqsa. Friday. Aus. "a. N.
sigourneg. 1hursday, Aug 90 Up. n
Moutesuma friday. AuK n. : p. m.
oskaloosa, Saturday. Sept. ]. p m
Newton, Tuessay, eept, il, p m
Bounsshup, rAms66S. eept IS, 2p.m-
Fort Dodg.s Hsay espA y, alm
Webster CITY, Saturday sept. Is. 2 p. M
Abba Saturday, sept -, p.m
KnoxvilIe Tuesday, oct. 2 ~. m.
The friends Of the cAsss and the Republican Central
Committees Of the several counties requested In
sks all the local arrsngments for the msetinss in
r~pectiye counties. Mn. CuTre,
Ceairmaa H. gtass Committee.
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i .EGAL NOTICE 10 A. l.. Deming and
Hvrssen. Jssaps iisissy n Ford aed D v Ford q
II Harrison, James II Hsisey. X Ford, u " Furd Guy
Ws,,s. ss~k Hr@4ey psrid B frrn o Davis sidney 6
Boot, caroius ke.t, Eihn Gnsn, n FORD. Sen Il
Emmona. Potter Lum. Plume psrpel.e 4 st-rrett
Mysrs kDtssiy n Aisx AnAes, Loan@x. Michael
BusheJ James HaAna. Graves A HDsmeY Mary stee
iss Cortts ~xSentcr ~ TIE estate of ~ While
Johnston, executor Of The estate Of Vim ros renee
d~csssrd, 3 Eastman, HAtk q Old Dominion Albert
N#la J.ss AeitSy, II HsiakAnp Ahser Reeves. Henry
Tgwle. Hiram Barney, Yeatmsn hobinsen Co. J r. gar
fho0posn, FbsnA Dsvfs. Charlotte y ssnraa VIM on
lbs, etodd.rc, WIN ~ l. ksdaick, Thomas psr.ss.
Stevenson, . Msytnre BRO, Fici lin 4 Lacss w
Miller, Heysns, II Hovsil, " Phlnnsy Peter
ntehey. eophh CepdssBins, Hcrnish
foa ssA ss<A 81 ysn heveLy nosnsd shsf there u
hts IN the once OF the Clerk Of the District Coprt
of Ire csunsy. Ioss at Fort Madison, petition o. WIN
Dunn, claiming Of yon, the said L DeHipg and J "
cIeEberu, uustee, &c. the sBm Of nine thousand and
nns doisrs std tfn cent. per a-nnm int rrs from
Drtober nth 1855, money due ctrtsr mortgage.
nd niad psuyfng sH o. you the foreeiosrre a
said mortgage, and the Ale Of the fooxps morisAsed
rxspessy NJ me psymept OF san art. to-sit Ninety
al Tie tas side Of the BertA ~ Of
thirty four ~ In Township sixty I'VE ls5 range
6ss ~ ~ asd fhe undivided opeaif Of The rru1sn-
der oi aid nosth~st qasrtsr Of section a. al In Lee
Uulsss you sppesr thsr-ts Sod de.nd t~rre noon Of
the second day Of the term Of said District Court to
mescs fh@ thru Monhsyfn DsceKber isss jufg-
Dent and decree viii be rerd-ftd sgant you
by desanst. RANKIN McCRsHY
heragne stamp soc Attyts for PisapuE.
fyf6-d
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kGAL hOT1CE.-To r. K. House Sir.
You srs hereby noti6 "a there noe on die in
The once OF The cetk Of the Dtriet Court Of Lee cum
Q,loway q Aeokak tbs petition Of John II. Rogers,
Claiming o. you the sum Of Four Hundred Dollars with
sccF sing sbteFest On the from December mi lses
~ me ney justly due BIN from you propswscry note
made by to order of Henry Roger. and by him A.
sen~d 70 pkaissn ssd petitan also anegs. that you
are nonresident Of the State 81 Ioss and prays an
attschneut asainsf your property
Now anl-ss you appear ard thereto on or be-
fore noyn " The second day N the Ut September
q the sad CSnrt 70 be begun and h,iden secord
Monday OF September next Judgment viii be rendsred
against you BY default prsyed fs In psiutss petit
ton John BRUCE
key stamp. 10 Cts-tsnesiled Any fer Psaintin.
{yatf
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men e s;s:d ,sE & ~. u
the Privilege Of furnishing NE bills Of fare,
and demanding inordinate k4tes for the Cd
tAthsaed Ast.s gstt ~ msn1ss md
printing few copies Of tbs bills hedecamp'
ed Yesterday morning on the steamer PEN
t6sa sthost p1yias hisbolk Ia WI sGtbsOs u.
vie House. He had msas his boasts thai
he never psids boasd. Hafsl keepers d.
where are cautioned to be On the lookout fol
this scamp"
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

sate 81 io,od II Camty, IN In The District Court Of
said ceSnfy. n ksoksk.
George ". Messnger, Plaintiff, 70 Losiss J. Messenger
ASnntetsesix Of the estate Of Benjamn r. Messenger
aeeeased. defendant
NOIiCEls hereby given, to the defendant
herein above named that petition in a civil action
Is Oh ME tn the Clerks Office OF the District Csur. afufe
said duly verified In behalf Of tn. above named Plaintiff
sEAAnst ssd elsis1e order and decree for the
ale nader special execnton BY virtue Of decree rem
dered 10 SAID Court, ID the Of George Meesuaer
Messssgsr 81 ten ncres IN the soniAeast corner
OF the quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section a. in tov nship g. NR west Lee County Iowa;
that IL 70 of the town Of Messer gerY excepting
thssrssa - mach a asd town follows al III lots
In blocks and said n and tbs q. ssts
and sIisys seIarauk said blocks and lots and from the
proceeds q si4 sale shese epad plsona suM Of
zoo ahd interest ~ fourd due by ssd decree And I'M
lees you appear sDA mako dssess thereto bes~ noon
OF the second day Of the OF aid Court
nssee - sAe SECOND Monday o. fepseH e 1865 fndg-
ment win be rendered * yaa praped fer In ssid
psttios. R0Bnkf b. GILMORE
L lyzsAr for pfzintfN
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sMARRIAGE AND cELInAcY, an 1.aav Il
Warming end obstruction for Men, Also Diseases
ssd Abuses which psosate tAe yttal povs<s With suss
means Of relief s.nt free Of charge IN sealed letter ep
vssopes AAar.ss D.. J. sxsLLlN HouGH1oH, Hoo
ard Association, Phih dsspAiA, p. e
aselsAsv-3m 5 4l .
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IOWA ITEM.

Mr.. James Mahin, the capital local of
heMuscatine Journal. has returned from
trip East.
Capt. Geo. W. Clark has been appointed
postmaster at Iowa City. He has always been
a democrat.
Tho recent denomination of Mr.. Allison
,eopptefes the Republican Congressional
ticked in the State All the candidates are
going 20 Washington certain.
The Muscatine Journal says "The line
of railroad heretofore known as the Chicago
and Rock Island and NJ. b NJ. having been
consolidated, is now called the "Chieage,
Rock island and Pacific Railway Il is
stated that the work will be commenced
shortly on the Western end. and that in . few
nonths il win be finished twenty miles nss
70 junction with the Des MONIES Valley
road, whence both roads viii use the same
track to Des Moines.'
TIE s6ns pspsf ssys: "Ws lsarn tAai
the railroad bridge near Wilton, which was
burned Thursday morning, vas usdosbtsaly
ion FIRE BY some evil disposed persons. 1t
is difficult 70 believe that any ops would b -
AsArtlest md witked . 70 expose THE lites 81
ianoeent passengers to crafty . malicious
kddge against railroad company.
Mr.. w-Qs Gushsi1A ims aEsnxns 61lsGr
- proprietor Of that sterling Republican
ESxchAnneses he Knoxville Rspsbliea., Mesxs.
willhns and Robinson fesiffhs. Sorry to
D. thsafssn aAs,iesraalssis ssrrA CD
r vtleaRa e sspaAle : joasnAlist = Ma
E0phsi&gs sppsass % b. Hsis nm M.
ltIhollAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

From the Albany Journal.
Henry A. Wise is down on the Philadel-
| phia Convention a. - humbng." There are
greater fools in the world than Henry A.
| Wise.
1t is significant fact that the most Of the
Government officers removed thus far have
always been recognized as earnest Seward
men" Montgomery Blair is having his re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

oEHRRAL sH8RIDAu AnD TIM nBW
ORLEANS MA00ACRB.
The history Of the New Orleans massacre
will form chapter in the life OF A. NOSES
JOHNSON that his most servilely admirine
panegyrists hereafter will wish unwritten.
The morbid disposition of Mr.. JoHnsos to
make political capital out Of the Radicals was
patent 90.
Gen. SHERIDAN makes . full showinbS6i
that, as yet darkest result Of the "My Policy
administration. His dispatches are made
public at this late day, thus doing tafdy JUS
tAissaa24 1sakkiae. zk16ns
which sers p.blishede = the time. Late as the
county ssss shese depstches AsDRE = JoHs>
iyUFhsashsM tsfsss hiurxAsa ~ leeae y
his pro>rebsl policy in his treatment Of the
riot a5ss @s@tae -
On the Sd Of August Gen. SHERinAS tele
GRABBED to Gen. GRANT as follows:
l. aNEw ORLEANS, AuEnh 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

The Restoration Convention OF Maine was
held the other day. The telegraph reporter
inhocently said that 'the attendance was no,
SO large as had been expected Fernando
Wood was advertised to appear and speak
but he wouldn't. Therefore, the inevitable
Doolittle, who is the Handy Andy of all such
occasions, appeared and made hi. little
speech.
There were two Sensations in the Phila-
delphia Convention: the arm-in~arm tableau
and the telsgraphic announcement of q John.
son victory in Colorado. The one was a farce
and the other falsehood. The tableau be-
longs TO- the Copvention, but the victory to
the people. The Johnson Congressman il
elected ITO stay at home, and the Radical
to go to Washlngton-a slight variation