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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-29

n gfoIStL NOTICE To n K Hart. J G. wyure
~ Co ,Culberssoa, Morrison A Co.. Ycstrnsn, Rob
irsen Co, Duane DeweY Lee eaanty lows, for tn
If the school sund Merton Brsdf5ot FhifnaAr spa que
Van fh1t Waters CO. Anse Bower, rxecatyir u
Em. Hosthiaxtoa. dscessed, VIA saith GO .
Joseph GsGorj, a.o ". Sye.o Hate a "a David Zen.
nsdy. s1@Setors u VIA Kennedy. W y. Taliferro So
PENDANTS.
Yea arr hereby notified that there 10 Ole IN
the oce OF the C%gx VI Ih- District Court ~ e Curn
~, Iosa at ke knf pstition of John Loems Gain
ifx jctgmeut against yoa. T. Hart for the 81
fi3o2 and ten cent Interest upon your four pTos
ssry notes and foreclosure Of jour mortgage
ehn Loossts. upon the following describes premises
wit
The Elk ~ the Y u and the = X Of the MEX
Of the X OF the u OF section n in township
u, north Of vest situated Ia Lee county Iowa
And ~ against yeu all praying for the Foreclosure of
raid the sale q sid premises freed u all
ersts ii said defendants In pay m rsla tsbts
The gr.hmsnt Of all equity II rsdsmpcn, and for
general rrii-f
New zach Of yoa must appear s5 sasd petition
~ nj the second day Of the next faxm Of said
Court fo b~ held ths BRA Nonday February las
or Judgment will be had therein, prayed for by de-
fault. H. SCOTT HOWELL
Rev stamp, soc, eaareiied Atty fur Plaintiff.
decis-d
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aJes' sc.s-tsHrsetiy !s-zeoloa e4nsl, ssid
they wers there t'every time" Ifhs felt aowley''
in the morning, be took PlAntatiea Bittefs; II b
felt weary 1t night, be took Plantation Bitters; II
- 1n9sa sipsdlA was weak, be61i1 u 1eikaAy
EeqHSnsas = t9ok Pls1tatioa Mo@s andthey
Arn.
Few persons ant any better authority; but -
Soma may, just rad the following:
owe mueh to you, for
verify be}isvs ~ Piaatation BfSIen have saved
my life,
REV. ". B. WAGNER, Madrid, ny.
have been . great suf-
ferse from Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon preach
Ing. Tho Plantation Bitters
REV. G. A.. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
va Va e ws.a nd .nsrya..d eoald hardly .alt.
The Plantation Filters have set me all right.
JAMRs HEIAINwAY, St. Louis, No
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They oct like charm.
9. G. MORE, 7s4 Broadway, n. T."
Home School for eoldierss Children, says she "has
given 1t to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results. We hAso rsestvs1 over . hundred rsams
e 1eh ssrtihsstss, but no advertisement II 80 e.
feessve o. what people themselves ssy u . good
article. Our fortune and our reputation 10 At
stake. The original quality and high character
Of these goods will be sustained under every and
all eircamstancee. They hsvs already obtained
sale in every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitators try to
cons - near our nams and style - they can, sad
because good article cannot be sold rs low As .
poor ons, they end some support from parties who
do ~ THAT fhay nall Ra IN on
See our private stamp over the cork.
p. II. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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OVER a MILLION D ,LLARs sAvEr

OVER a MILLION d oLLARS SAVED
Gentlemen I'll had negro man, worth s., 200
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg. and was
useless for over year. had used everything /
could hear Of without benefit, until | tried the
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt 1t soon effected q
permanent cure. j. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II. 1859.
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linineht as valuable aud indirpenxa-
bic article for Spfains Sores, Scratches, or Calls
Horses. Our hen have used it for Burns Brui-
ses, Sores, Rhsd mstism, de-, and all say it acts
like maggie j. w. HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
dens Express.
"The spran of my daughters ankle, occasoned
while skating Las: winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after the had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass., Aug. /, 1865.
ii is admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs more cures in shorter
time. on man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery men and planters
should always have it on hand. Quick and sure
it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings, bearing the signature of @. W.
Westbrook, Chemist, and the prirate U. S. stamp
of DgyAs BARsHs 4 Co., over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit ii with q
cheap stone plate label. Look efoseiy,
aratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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- Hsrf, sxscufbrs 81 tbs estate OF Jacob Schan-
Der. deceased, Alfred bungsy Yon hereby natinsd
tat before tbs nrst day OF Decnrater 1885 there
III be Gle In the odace Of the Clerk Of District
Curt Of Lee county. Iowa, nj keokuk petrion Of the
Lawrence Coal Company claiming Of the said Ma
thaniei MrCren, te sum Of six thousand hundred
add SIXTY dollars. the purchase money due Ter lots
o. s, eIS 9, and Il Of lot 10 bioek i3 Fards add
ton to the city u ksoknk Lee county loss, aud
praying for the enforcement ca vendors len sAd
property Tor the aHpHnt above Named and Eur
FIR he sale cfsAia Its fcr tbs p.yrnt u the sad
nd interest And aniess ypr appear thereto and defend
before OF the SECOND day Of the the
add District Curt At k~cknk, to eommrnee the aryt
Monday In February 1861 Judgment and derce viii he
render ed against oa By default
kAAEIh McCEAKY, Atty for Pre-.
o. cts ESy stamp. eAncsledI decz
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~ RIGIKA AZ NOTICE. -ToJ G Hushe. Jsmss Hs.os
" Eiiakin H Ford, Bridget Myers, Elizabeth Max
we'll. Amanda l. Hughes James Love, trustee xc Jno
u aitner, ERA D W Ford James Watson, Leander
Harbin@ John Maxwell, Chittsuden 4 Co. O
Leigh, Vim Thompson CO. A Du4isy, d Morrtson
Co, Jno Reeves, Henry Foctc. Henry Fowler, Thomas
Davis, J stoddard. GBucktnshsm. Chas Parsons 3
gassmAn. Richard Pyle. Msry emith, wykoa Geo n
emlh Rot Rsliston, bert Baiston Henry Smith, and
H Deming defendspt.. You hereby notified fhst
there Il hlc In the Clerks oce Of the district
Court of Lse county. lows, 4 Ksok3 petition Ii
equity Of Hiram Barney, shining Judgment against
you, @ Hughes and james Hixon. the SUN Of
four hundred, any-sine ard 1870 dollars
upon payment Of taxes made BY plaintiff. BY
ofthe provision. Of mortgage made Charles MA
son upon bet ono III tve I'D .nI thr@- st block l5t
and lots TO- H. and Il block Dol In the city u
kuk. Iowa la addition to Ajudrmsnt rendered. y sAsd
court 1t the special May srn, 1851 in The cult a ssd
piainua cersHs G. Hughes, and James Htxoa 6r the
snn oftvo thousand foar hundred and twelve and
2ic0 doiiarr, aDd against 81 said DEFENDANTS above
named also praying for decree fsss. Of s.sd lot. TO
pay said sums and the exfingaisharn " ali tide is
tsrest right and equity Of redemption upon such sale
and for general reiief &c, Now you mast eAeh sppesr
said petition b. Of the second day
the n@xt said court be held the nrss Mon
Gay of February 1851, Judgm-ns ard decree win be
had therein a prayed for.
~ Rev stamp, 50 ctsi H. SCOTT HOWELL,
decf Pits Atty.
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mallhnR - - - -
-. "a bres,id rob. ing Is burd mnchly
...s "a osso By seminary girls and potts
cOs ssrtlsmen farmers also encurridge the
..bb,ng becos he swalleresh insex when he
rsn't ret NO sno or anything else to eat.
But practikle farmers and fruit growists
begin to don't see 1t.
was oncst gentleman fArmist.
am not so gentle asd was.
20 for real farming making my pile Of
MANOR and raisin things 70 eat.
used to listen for the rubbing's mating
lay and bis evening carol, but found out
that he singed only to seduce fsussle rob
bines, and that where he ct ave insex he ct
quarts of cherries, strawberries, car1nts,
raspberries and cetres, and then pitcht into
the mellerest Bartlett pairs.
found that my fruit crop Agreed too well
with Mr. rebbinges crop.
His warbling to his female friends u even
ing didn't pay for his gobbiing choice fruit
all day. =
And so. my friends, when the sweex red:
hrpst gets fat on the expensive producks Of
Noaherd gasdiags and hocks scsthvgd 10
&li ubseutimental pospiss, tbh hnF sdOu
vi1hssa sapsA
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AouA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne. used
to battle the face and person, TO render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache, dc. 1t is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and il obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. tits favorite
with actresses and opera singers. 1t sold by all
dealers, Mt 81 90 in large bottles, and by DExAs
BARNES Co.. New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-29

A drsaa 61oyS WI ke>aa Md tender syes,
A castle builder, Nth his wooden blocks,
And towersthat touch Imaginary skies.
fearless rider on his fathers knee,
An eager listener 1t the stories told
At the Refund Table of the nursery,
OF heroes and adventures manifold
There win be other towers for thee to buiie
There will be other steeds for thee to fidss
There win be other legends, and all hiied
With greater marvels and more giorinsd.
Build on, and make thy castles high and fAir,
Rising and reaching upward to the skies
Listen TO voiess In the upper air,
Nor lose thy simple faith in mysteries.
From Our Young Folks for Jansary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-29

II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradcates scurf and dandruf.
It keeps the head cool and clean
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Hprevents hair turning gray and falling of
Il restores hhir upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do 1t
is pretty-it is eheap-durahle. 1t is literally
sold by the load, and yet its almost incredible
demand is daily increasing until there 10 hardly
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use il.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NY
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists
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4 ARIGINAL NOTICE. - To Robert r.
~ Walker Gibson Brown Thomas swAnwiek and viii
Tam Lohmer, ExecutoEs OF this OF Louis Zndsl
decreased Goo q. Anderson, Hiram Barney
You each Of you hereby notiAsd that there h
now m file once Of the Clerk the District fosrt
OF Lee eoanfy, Iowa, at keoksk petition OF Joseph
Woods Of the estate Of James Woots deceased
csa ming Of You the said Robert walker the or
Fourteen Thousand Two Hundred and seventy ave
~ 100 Dollars. (si4g75 53ifol due prom
so,y note and against ell Of the foreclosure Of
certain mortgage given the payment Of said
debt conveying the following described property The
undivided half Of lots nine fe} ten, oJ eieren, Oil
twelve 2) IN Bln<k twentsfhr (x3 fn the City or
Keckak Lae conaty, lows Nov unless you appear
thereto and defend before Of the recoDd day Of
slse Of the said District Court said Crrt TO
b. begun and held the fret Moaday February 1857,
q Krokuk dsfani will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered fur plaintiff prayed
lbr In said pstition.
RANFIN / McCRtRY,
Rev atamp-50 Cts Attorneys for Piitf
dec2l-d
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On and AFTER Thursday Decsmber 9th 10 and until fur
Their notice, trains will run = foliows
LEAvR Kx0KUK.
lst 1rain-e1s 4. = daily, sxcspt GsadAy.
- Train $40 Pm. %
LIVE fORr kADH0N
ID rrain-lo;so A. y. daliy, except Sunday.
9TH Train--J:3o p. n.
~ During the season Of navigation, the 1st
train, ieasipx xeokuk, connects VITA usrthsrn
Ilns Packet Ooapeny's boats Fort MsAisoA makins
sure connections with Railroad Burlington, Rock
Island and Davenport.
The l0so,a M frsin from Fort Madison, makes co.,
uectfon With the Dos Mones Valley afternoon train
\ nd the Toledo, Waha 81 ADJ Western B. 4.
Tickets for all points sale by agents att ooss Of
the Company fdec6l TX BUELL., ssc'y.
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~ .Ta
Al las
Heimstrsef's inimtable Hair CoaorinR il not .
dye. All instaataneoas dyes somposed II Ia
mar causfic, and more less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair. This il the original Hair
Coloring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. II restores grey hair to it, original
manner. 1t is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold
in two sizes-50 cents and $l-by all dealers.
C. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring water, SOFA bya
Druggists.
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100000 ~oRTE1 OF
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!
Just Received from rni''ds'phi. and New York.
new YORK STORE!

lnsas The bargains would following Pant
Tive fenchM iswde
best
sper
hundred
French ma
So Ter
hand
Of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

gzg- SrANpAnED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES,
THE agent OF Humphreys Iloineopath-
ic Specifies has received Avery important
addition % his list of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic ifamedies III the shape of
Specific No. -. which ellres diptherIa and
liberated sore throat. These specifies have
obtained wide celebrity among tho plcdl-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment In another column gives a list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. Tho eases for fami-
~ use are especially worthy of attention,
and also the new department of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters of Humphreys
Specific homeopathic Medicine Co, is at
562 Brordway, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsnINGroN, February Il.
\ vote wis taken this afternoon by the
Joint Committee on Reconstruction upon n
resolution that the Tennessee members be
admitted to their seats Ia Congress upon
their prescntatiOn of . petition asking that
the state bc admitted into the Union. The
resolution WINS lost upon the following
vote;
Neas-MesstS Fcssendcn. Of Maine: ilnr-
rls, of New York; Grimes, of Iowa; Nor
itll, ofNcrmont; Bingham. of Ohio: WISH
bnrne, OF Illinois; Blow Of Missouri
votes.
Nays-Mussrs. Williams. of Oregon /,
Howard, of Michigan; boutwell,, of Mnssn-
chusctts; COnklu. Of New York: Stevens
of Pennsylvania: Page. of New Jersey /,
Guthrie of Kentucky, johnson Of Mary
lands votes.
The last three named are Democrats. who
voted against the resolution upon the
ground that the proposition IN effect rccog-
nized the error that Tennessee is not State
already within the Union.
The session of the committee to-day was
n protracted one, and somewhat boisterous
mentioned In my dispatch of last night
that General X. f. Lee had arrived here
Since his name was placed upon the regis
ter of thu Metropolitan Hotel quite u num-
Der of persons have visited the hotel In
hopes of getting a look at the ex-tieneral.
and of learning something of his move
ments.
He has not gratiflcd many of them. but
has rather avoided the gaze of the curious,
and his movements are only known TO his
Immediate associates. He was accompn-
MED by gentleman by the name of Moore.
This morning he was before the Recon-
struction Committee for about two and
halfhours, and left the Capitol for the Me-
tropOlitan about half-past two Il. NJ.
Some few persons being aware that he
was before the Committee, fingered around
the door of the Committee-room to get Il
glimpse of him and followed him to the
room of the Sergcant-nt-arms. few mo-
mcnts after, he left the Capitol on foot. and
walked down the avenue, u curious crowd
gathering behind as he walked, which in
creased to quite an asscmblagc by the time
hc reached his quarters.
General Lee Is apparently In excellent
health. His hair and beard Is something
more frosty than when he was last in this
city. lie wore II scnii-miitary cloak, which
looks rs though II had accompanied him In
some of his last campaigns. The remainder
OF his dress Is of u purely civil character,
well lifting and tasteful.
He visits his daughter, Mrs Mildridhu.
In Georgetown this evning, and will depart
for Virginia on the Richmond train to-mor-
row forenoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

SrAWrLING 30 MARRIED I'rorLE.--A Accord
Ing TO the ruling Of the District Court in
Philadelphia, the great majority of the per-
sons living together rs husbands and wives
IN the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
we're never legally married. This Is a
startling proposition. but IL Is held that an
old law, enacted In 1901, declaring that In
tention of marriage must be published In
meeting and posted on meeting houses be-
fore the ceremony can be legally performed,
is still Ia force. having never been repealed.
The statute has long been ignored, but
Judge Sharswood declared Il still In binding
force, Whether IL Is safe to thus declare
nine .tcnths of the supposed married
couples of the State yiolators of the law IN
this strange manner, remains to be seen.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
LADIES' FURS.

Now Is the time for buying FUR GOODS,
of all kinds. The early part of this season
having been too mild for the Fur trade we
have Il large stock still on hand. In order
to reduce Il, we are willing to sell for the
merit Thirty days, LeioW the actual cost Of
manufacturing. After the middle of March
we pack away Furs to make room for
Spring Goods.
Please keep In mind that we have left the
old Main street stand, and are now located
at the corner of Pear and Vine streets.
VIM. DODD d Co.
- Cincinnati.
febi7lmSiW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
From New York 49, Stocks and
Money.

NEW loRK, February IL.
The Commercial says speculation In stocks
continues active. One or two firms COM
paratively recently established. have found
themselves In trouble through their inabil-
ity TO make good their short contracts. II Is.
however reported that their embarrass-
ment will be only temporary. A firm in
the Brazilian trade has failed with consid-
erablc liabilities. The supposed cause Is
speculation In petroleum.
London intelligence reported fears of "A
panic In funds, which excltes some uneasi-
ness In the market, and aided some the benr
element In stocks. New York Central was
active, under clique demand, and rose !. /:
the other roads were l4Goii lower. Gov
ernments are stlll inactive fla1,aHd. aiUI
generally % higher seyen-uilftics inclu-
ded.
Money Is In more active demand from
stock firms, Notwithstanding the supply
from the sub-trcnsury In the shape OF in
terest on seven thirty's. Rate on call loans
Is quite firm at O per cent. Discount quiet.
Best names pass at 7@7iS per cent, second
class, at 500 per cent, Inferior grades at
lO@lS per cent. Jobbers paper is freely
offered at Ia per cent, per month with
few buyers.
Gold Is comparatively quiet. The de
mand FOR customs Is much less active than
n week ago, There Is disposition to nut
out thirty -days'-sellcrs'-e options ut about
l35 but oilers find few takers. The pres
ent tendency Of premium appears to be
downward. Foreign exchange is nominal
rs usual on Saturday. Prime bankers
sterling Is quoted at l074alOs; Paris
sixty days, 5HlS@522ls. Tine New Or
leans mail brings good supply of cotton
bills.
The EseRiag Post says the loan market is
not very active to-day, and the rates are
unchanged.
The stock market Is active, but the high
est quotations of yesterday are not sus-
tained,
Governments are rather lower except
seven-thirtles and ompound-ihtcrest notes.
for which there Is fair demand ut full
rates. For gold bearing bonds there Is less
inquiry Bank-shnres are duh. Railroad
bonds are quiet Petroleum shares active.
Gold stocks steady.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
From New Orleans.

INV ORLEANS, February II.
All persons now cross trOm MatamOras Ia
brownsville without Irlsses.
Sergeant Nathaniel Winslow, OF the
Fonrth United States Cavalry, was mir-
,lercd below Brownsville while carving
dispatches about Bagtlad affairs from Gem
eTal Wright to Clarksyille.
Mr.. llarman j. +. Barglcster, OF Ham
burg, book-keeper of the important firm OF
Droege Attlin " 60. of Matamorls, Was
murdered below Brownsville while on his
way 10 Clarksville to testify In the Bagdad
Investigation, lie was lassocd aud beaten
10 death. |..
Escobcdo has not taken Monterey. He
hovcrs around II, capturing and robblng an
travellers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
From indianapolis.
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer

lNDIANAPoLIs, February Is.
The 3lth Indiana regiment arrived last
night. The mcu will be- paid on aud dis
charged to-morrow.
Hon. David Turple, distinguished for
ability and cloquence, viii accept the nom
lnatlon for Secretary of State from the
Democratic state Convention. It his pollti-
cal friends desirr IT, and will make thor
ough canvass.
The German Republican paper here saws
there ARE six millions of Germans in the
United States, and ealls upon them to make
common cause against Sunday aud prohib-
itory liquor laws. The Germans Of this
city are Intensely excited over the enforce
ment Of the Sunday laws.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
Examination Of George B. Gauvcy.

Examination of George Is. Gauvey.
George B. Gauyey, who was charged with
the killing of Adam Deringer on the 10th
inst, by striking him on the head with a
billet of wood, at a sale at the residence of
John Forney, la Jefferson township, had an
examination before Mayor Ellis on Satur-
day last.
number Of witnesses were examined
on the part Of the State, from whom the
following facts, In brief. were elected: Il
appears that the sale before alluded TO, was
attended by considerable number Of peo-
Iple. Both Gauvcy aud DerInger had been
drinking TO excess, aud good many of
those present were under the influence of
liquor. Everything was going on In a
good d-humorcd way, and Deringer was
made the object of considerable fun for the
lively portion Of the party. lie complained
of being sick, and Gauycy, In sport, was
presented to him as n doctor, feeling his
pulse, and recommending that he should 90
TO bed. He was put to bed, up stairs, with
his clothes and boots on, of which the wo-
men of the house complained, and Deringcr
came down aud took u seat by the stove
Gauvey was again called IN as "medleal adj
vlser," upon which bad feeling was ongen-
dered In DeringeE who applied 10 him
some vulgar and offensive epithets, not
necessary TO repeat. This onraged GGuvey,
who caught up small stick of wood and
struck his victim over the head with IT,
causing the injury which subsequently, re-
suited in his death. II Is proper to say that
Gauyey made the offensive eplthets applied
to him by Deringer, the prctext for assoll-
ing him rs hc did.
Dcrlnger was helped mp after he was
knocked down, aud started of home lie
was seen that evening. by several and he
complained OF n distress In his head. His
head was swollen, aud his left eye was
closed, aud his face swollen. DR.. Klmmel
was the family physician OF Derlnger. lie
was called to see Mr.. ID. lie found that he
had received severe blow over the left
side of the head, over the eye, with ilat
instrument. The skull was fractured, and
had soilened. lie attended upon ID. until
he died. lIi1 death was the result of the
blow he had received on his head.
Warren Munger, Jr. prosecutor APP
pearcd for the State, and Samuel Cralghoad,
ESQ. for the defendant The case was
submitted to the Court without argument,
and Mayor Ellis required the accused 70
find bail In the sum ofSl, 900, and adjourned
the case over TO this morning at ten O'Clock,
TO enable him TO obtain ball In tie mean
time defendant was remanded. .n
Gauyey having faiIed to furnish the
amount Of bail required at the time fixed
to-day. the Mayer continued the case until
eleven o'clock tomorrow morning, and re-
manded the prisoner 10 jail.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19

tW- AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors OF threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
HALL's BALSAM--a sovereign remedy In
disease,