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SUSPICION OF HoUsE-BBE AKING.-Sohn
McKeever, particularly herd case" was arrested
esterday afternoon on suspicion Of breaking into
the house OF MIR Harding. near Fourth and Spruce
streets When arrested he was coming from the
house IN question, through the vard and when he
saw he was observed he stopped, and began TO wash
his lace at the h, drant m very uuc ncerned man
ner. He IS the same fellow who stabbed boy some
street Bridge, but tbe police could not get on his
track. After he arrested he told a twisted
yarn. He said he was from New YORK and did not
even know the streets IN this city white IL is well
known that ne hes nv here all his Ife Alderman
BUT commit ed him to answer the echarge OF house
breaking.
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Nav the sun SHINE brightly
A,N tho Storm Tall tirbfIv

on our little JOHNNY IS grave.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents No
so Penn street Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. To
proceed TO Cathedral Cemetery.
DIVERSION the 7th instant. JOHN f. DIVERS,
in the SD year Oh his age.
Ihe re atiyes and male friends respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral nom the residence of his sister
in-law Mrs Sagee No. l0lT Morgan street, Monday
morning at % O'Clock without mrther notice. Funeral
service at st. Johns Church. lnterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
KRAFT.-On the morning of September Z. JULIA,
wife of william Kraft in the 2Sth year other age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral the residence of her husband, No. ll3l
Broadway, South Camden, tomorrow Sunday at
O'Clock,
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MARRIEiD

DoWN-B0GGS.-On the 4th instant by Rev. NJ. D.
Sisty, at the residence OF the brdes father EDWARD
DuWN, NJ. / =. and SALLIE R., daughter of George
Boggs, hsq all OF this civ. No cards.
FRALEY -JEFFERGES ON Wedne siav evening
September 5, 1866, by Rev William Is Wood at the Par
sonage No. i2l5 taucock street MIR. WILLIAM Il. II.
FKALEY to Miss RACHEL JEFFERlEo, both OF this
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-A
meeting of the National Union johnson Delegates
OF the Fourth Congressional District was held yes
terday afternoon friday 9TH Instant at the N. W.
corner OF Thirteenth and Girard avenue. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were present. representing the
delegations according to the call OF the Chairman of
the State e. Lral Committee VIZ
FOurteclth " Ward-William A. Stellman William
=. Holman.
Fifteenth Ward-Lewis Williamson, H. F. Chatten
Twentieth Ward-James Wallace, Collin Pul.
hnger
Twenty.fourtn Ward-GeOrge M. Rsggs Andrew
Twenty. Seventh ward-J. J HuckcI, Thomas
VOlght.
Colin Pullnger, of Twentieth Ward was elected
Charm an by acc amahon; William A steelman
Secretary; aud Ma thew Col ms DoOrkeeper
he credentials OF DELEGATES were presented and
accented there being no cOnt-s sted seats
he nominations OF candidates for Congress were
then opened when upon motion, JOhn Wesh of
the Twentieth Ward, was unanimously nominated
by acc amation. A cOnmittee then waited uDon
MIR. elsh, VINO, upon entering the hall uddsessed
the Convention IN happy strain, accepting the
nomination.
The following Communication was received ana
Tead:-
81 am authorized by z Holster Pres aIent of
the National Union Soldiers and Sailors Johnaon
CLUB OF the Fourth COngl essIOna DIsuI Il 20 urge
upon the National Union johnson delegates the
prOpTietY OF nominating John " elsh for, Congress.
Our motto is No vote as we fought ana VIC will
vote TO save lhelUniOn against rndIca ism.
JAMES ATWRLL, PRESIDENT
"fwentielh Ward N u. o. a d 81 j. Club"
On motion, adjourned.
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cLnoWIedeed by 0N parties interested as by far the
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How TO PRoTECT THOSE You LOVE-
In this fast age, when the wheels of enterprise are
scarcely clOgPed ty ignorance of any suoJect, and
invention has reached Its climax, one wou d natu.
rally imagine there Objectionable features in
the social status Everything has been invented for
our comfort and convenience possible; how con-
tented, consequently should we rest! But there Is
eli cumstance which on reflection, will be found
to dampen our eXultaton, namely, the fact that
mOrtGi1fg increGses Lake Zanoni who discovered
the mode of invoking the appearance OF a demon,
which, when he bad effected, turned upon himself SO
mankind who have inVened facilities OF speedy
lOcomOtIon both upon lana and wator are the VIC
TINS of their own enterprise, is witnessed by the
annual destruction OF human life through the instr-
mentality of the IRON horse, and the explosion of
engine boilers. Onehaf Of mankinn, rushing
along through ilte with im etuous speed find the
rest OF their follow creatures beneath their heel or
otherwise destroy them in their head ong course
1t becomes compulsory, therefore, to those who
have any regard TOR those dependant UPON
them tOr support TO make immediate pro-
vision for their well-beng, in case any acct
dent should hapren to depIIVe them OF q protector
This is best effected by life insurance. Among the
innumerable associations that have arisen IN the
the North American Mutual stands pre.emnent
not only for the liability OF directors but from its
age and reputation
Since the establishment of an agency in this citv
their patronage has been rapidly ana steadily in.
creasing and now 1t stands equal II not superior In
reputation to in Philadelphia Their business
in this city Is under the supervision of O well known
gentleman, Mr. George NJ Evans, and their office il
No. 5S4 Walnut street We DO not hesitate in recon-
mendinP this Company as in every way worthy or
the pubic patronage
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A GREEDY THEF.-An old woman named
Ann Monroe. oy profession beggar and picker-up
OF unconsidoTed trihes, was arrested Yesterday
the charge of purioHing two pairs OF CATERS from
house at Broad aud SAMSON streets She had gone
into the house. and soon after the servant missed
the SHOES and ad her arrested. After being arrested
she used very violent language, and sent Of the
officers TO Get her basket which size had htd under
meath the steps OF house in the neighuorhOOd In
the basket was found, among other things. a pawn
brokers' ticket for thee white shirts, two vests, q
silk shirt and a circular, which, she was no
condition TO have such things she had evident Y
stolen, She had hearing before Alderman Swift,
who committed her in default OF $500 bail.
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CORNER LoUNGING.-1here are a great
many arrests Tor this ofIense every day. About
~ O'Clock last night there of thesenouteTs,
named Frank Riley, aged about sixteen, arrested at
the corner of sixteenth and Jones street. lie ha,
in the habit OF Oung ng around the corner and
sleeping IN stables, and refusing to go away from
premises when o dered to do so. Besides this, III
is in the habit of indUlglng a little petty ealing
whenever he has opportunity He had hearing
before Alderman Jones, who held MN in $500 to
answer,
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Insurers in this Company have the additional guaran-
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emitting 1t TO more consideration than those whose
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Albert q. Roberts, Hon Joseph Allison,
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TwosJoLLY CUsToMERs.-Willi Hume
and Margaret Russell, wishing to ebrae the pre-
sence of the great Convention, purchased guam
tity OF bad whisky, and held sort of picnic
Washington Square yesterday afternoon. They
were just having jolly time ava getting merry,
when policeman cut their enjoyment short and
escorted them to the station Housn. This morninr
they had q hearing before Alderman Hur ey, who
committed them both in Oelau of 500 bail.
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HoAnNATIoE.-Th Union Republicans OF
the Twelfth WaId have nominated William r. Lite
teton tor Common Council, in place OF d. Hall
Stanton, who DEC lned renOmlnRuOn,
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NATIONAL HALL this evening win ore-
sent brilliant scene. MAJOR. General Carl Schu n
Will addIesst the cl,izens of Philadelphia on the pO-
teal questions the daY
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BREAK IN A CULvERT.-There was con
siderable DAMAGE done IN various parts of the city
during the continuance of the heavy ram last night
The culveIt at sixth and Christian streets, winch
had Almost been fixed up from previous break, was
greatly damaged. About O'Clock last night, about
80 feet of it gave way causing an immense chasm IL
the street. so as TO stop the passenger cars and m
pede all travel. The gas main was also broken, and
the escaping gas filed the entire noignbOrhOOd.
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REsIGNED.-William Hinckle. who was
Receiving Teller OF the Western National Bank tor
more than twenty six wears, has resigned. 1t l.
sad he was a member OF the Legislature at the In.
corporation OF this institution.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named william
Doughe,tv fell dead at the Iollng.mlll on Penn
sy wanna avenue near the ParS, ABOUT IL O'Clock last
night His body removed TO ThrtY-thlrd and
Elm Streets and the Coroner summoned to hold an
inQuesl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

THE New York Herald is determined that
the democratic" members in Congress shall
make no political capital out Of their recent
vote on the District Suffrage Bill. 1t declares
that the Democratic members committed
themselves in favor of unconditional negro
suffrage as fully as the Republican members,
which is the fact, and it is vain for them to
try TO escape that responsibility. Says the
Herald.
Even Brooks, crammed full to the throat
with noisy Democracy, went side by side with
Stevens, the great whipperin, and while he
boasts his preference for white women. cast
his vote the other way and helped the radicals
to carry their measure Brooks and the fosty
other Democrats, and the eleven border State
Republicans. went over 70 the radical camp
aud enai led Stevens to defeat the proposal
TO make negro suffrage conditional on educa-
ton. That the proposal came from the mod
crate Republicans, was the only chance
against the radicals. and the Democrats fight
ing in the radical line defeated it. The mod
crate Republicans, seeing that proposal lost,
lost heart. and intimidated by the sound OF
Stevens whip, felt their little courage ooze
away and suffered themselves to slide meekly
in with the current. And thus Brooks. Ray
mond aud all went together with the bold and
adroit Stevens-whipped in, frightened in or
fooled in All factions are thus by votes COM
mitted to negro suffrage
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THEGATE CITY,
kEOKUK. IOWA:
TUESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY 8.
Prayer Meeting in an Editorial
S0UCtum.

VI On Tnesday evening last, rs the Senior ana
Local Editors of the Register had gwen the
last touches to the columns of the daily edi-
ton for the next morning, and were dasepss-
ing with four or FIVE friends the topics ofpsb-
lie interest generally found in these days
floating in the office of live Journal, Morgan
Edwards, the Evangelist, accompanied by
clerical friend, paid us visit. For several
days past we had heard of the successful la
bors of the eccentric preacher in this city, the
crowded houses which be had drawn, the Ell
fective sermons which he had preached, ana
the apparent good he had accomplished; but
had not seen him until his visitation in our
sanc.um. His personal appearance is not that
ofa m odern divine. Physically he is short
and stout. has round, full face, Keen, rest
less eve, liberal. careless beard, and a frank
face. He wears his cap jsuntiiy on one sue,
turns up his pataloons legs at the bol1oni' anu
has the bearing of a well :condihoneu' inoe-
pendent, energetic man OF the worid, OF al
most any secular calling. After nervous,
rapid conversation with each man IN the
room on ordinary social TOPICS for few mo-
nents. and a few kindly ecclesiastical admo-
nitions to n State Senator present to legislate
for the Lord AS we'll as for the people of the
Thirty. Third District, Mr.. Edwards asked the
privilege of praying, then aud fherel 81 8
The remainder of those present were taken
little aback By the request, but they bowed
their heads and listened reverently. He
made no attempt to snbdue naturally strong
voice, and it was not strange thatthe habItuei
Of the Exchange Block stopped and listened
to the tones OF invocation which they heard
He made practical, sensible prayer, little
unusual, perhaps, in the language of the sup
phcaton, designating men by name IN behalf
of whom he asked divine interpositlon, bu'
his petition as whole was q big improve
ment on the stump speeches made to the
Throne Of Grace by too many professiona
preachers of the Gospel. When he had con
Guided, he said, hurriedly, GOOD bless yor
all T. aud then with snap of the thumb and
finger, and wave of his hand, he shot out q
the door, and disappeared.
Man and boy we have been an inmate OF 1
printing office for nearly twenty-five years
bat this was the first time we ever saw tina
sort Of eecesiasrical exercise in editoria
sanctum. If this practical evangelist coult
visit some of the Copperhead establishment
OF the State and give their occupants ''hark
from the tombs,' we should esteem it bles
sed privilege to chronicle the fact.-De
Moines Register.
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Hair Dressing Saloon, corn Main and Second streets,
Keokuk Iowa. ian4d3m
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
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Special Notices.


Fifteen Year. Ago
HosrErrERs sa6MAq BIt43 ~ strueslhas
into notice against - ndicss ch everything nsv,
however excelsnI, = d. to ss pnter. ~
49, $TGDAt N
1t stands at tie head Of al H. tonic and Alternative pres
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o.lv stss,.zsnt that has bssa nf0
the sick chamber In the Hospitals Of the Array ana
Nsvy o. lind the very best tonic Tor convs
,<cents and report ii a. invaluable for sustaining tine
yrcr Of troops on she srch - remedy fOf SEQ
all scobutc Affections and only specific for sea-
.rkress c.lifornis and Australia have esnphsfcAhy
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al the only reliable antdote TO epidemic fese
no mystery about the csnses of success 1t
is the only stomach e ana siteptirs (which COM
bped the grand requisites Of mild pure and unsitisted
vegetable stmulant with the finest selection Of tonic,
anbilious sntiseorbutic, sperient, aud dfpurativs
herbs plants roots that have been inter.
szni xsd N medicinal prepAfsficn. u 49, Z ss8 r.
The Btter have this distinctive quality, which is not
shared is believed by any tonic tincture extract n
the world they the pulse, though they In
and strengthen and sustain the whole physical organ
ration. t3 - 9
1t also proper that the Bfters sold excu
vely glass; and under any circumstances by the
gal the barrel lmpostor aud ar abroad
only saeard the public has against them to
that the they buy bear the label AID
note hand Of M-ssrs Hostetter Smith, and the gov
ternlnent stamp over TIE cork ftte boae eb6&sx1s
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1e Lake 81 Chicago agents for the Northwest.
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