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, 1866-12-30

HOLIDAY BEEF.-Tho4e Of our readers who ar
In search o! something extra prime in the ~ay Of
holiday beet are recommended to inspect the
stock Of ]. II. Shaw + Co. No. lis South Wells
ttrce: They have rcmc Of the largest, latest aad
best beef evcr brought to this market. 4 po!9puu
oi II NIL be on exhibition In the ot11cc Of The
B1iccs l1onse on Monday.
, 1866-12-30

TIL T4rrTxa.-On Frtday afternoon, John
Schaeu1e bccamc 11irsty and sist'td tho saloon oi
IoEi- pnluabu's, at No 5s3 Milwaukee, nrrnne,
oster.sIb1y to get a glass Of hecr. After getting
Ills Lt CT ausIr Kind OF thirst bcsan to grow upon
bin, SID it became 70 strong thar be conld not
1csist the tfr71ta:lor to indulge Il, In The mo-
Et n:ary Eb> lncc OF th. proprietor, John reached
ac-os II. cnyietcr. 1t Is ullePed, and shstractsd
SIS from the lsaNcr- The thets shortly after
wards l1tcoyerrd. and schaerle WIS ar7est:d. At
TIC Police Court SATURDAY. E.ofrlEc he was COM
1uit:ut fUr .I1:l in ball OF $500.
, 1866-12-30

CoNNEEcAL AGNcT RrGlaEkn--N Hil be
seen by :pftrenec to Advertisement in smother
eoInmu, ,ost The wt1l-xnoxn agency Of NcFtl-
lop, s;.seuc l. Co., Of New York, hare completed
their Annlai KcEsster, which viii bc rrsdy for de-
lircsy In few Gays. 1teir associates. Tappan,
.srKi!op Co.. ot this city, viii keep supply Of
these tcoke for the Western ttnde. The reputa-
:tcn which tits agency has ceta' a':listed for
ilutcuelGcts, correctness and fair dcallng A1oFd@
ards ray r., relied upon. Merchants. banker.
., 4 lusiav>s 1nr1 generally will do we'll to sup
p'- !henase..tb before The present edition Is cx-
hlttsIrl.
, 1866-12-30

AFcrEnI1so.-Aboute eleven o'clock last uichl
Officer rrnce found on the steps OF No. 100 Ad-
aus ftirct- female Infant, srrartrtly only
twcnty.f Lourt old, which had bccn 1aft there
by i:a uErctu.6l r2sent-to be picked VI BY
Stranger OF perish in The cold, a. Il cou'd mot
Lave kurl1, cd long In the bitter night ait. The
ted 10 ,l,e care af Mrs. Gates, who lives near, and
Il low doing we'll, The impulse Of shnme aud
dceresahr. must haze been ftrc1g to rSntI"r
Il TO caet Away krlpless babe like tais.
, 1866-12-30

e,y eie hereby authorized from time to dine -
Il shall be deemed by lhrm for the interest OF said
sas eer:ilae,ios, o. cT ~ aeton, q 1eay.s Of
Ill of aGy portion III the Sidewalks whseh mar be
| required to ne constructed or rceonstrne;cd. OF
cipsl 1seal year in which such proposals are re-
rrivsd. according a. he Sans shalt Be ordered hJ
The Common coaaeIl. o. oy said Board, according
me 10 tic letting OF work and she e1ecut,ou Of
powers hercSy rr1nsrsi Apply to this section. ''
work should be suspended IN consequence Of The
doing any sneh work should be de.med exces-
sire. or ihe perrcus making proposals. not r.
.! .se sa.
osu,lon. Of thrccfcurtht voto Of I'll the members
elseted, authorize them to do 20, employ work
asa "a m'e1s,s to pe1s e9 eee eompets sas
Improvement ordered " the Council. provided
:ht rspcnse thereof shall not exceed the sum O
Sic. The cor,uon Council shall ave po.e!
10 car,e public .eut.ts to be constructed and latt
sss ss es.eS "a .a sees ae
II fCtic1su Rlrer and OF Chlcaru harbo: 20 10 u
facilitate navigation on the "a ne; aud TO esus
s's, sp ed I'd e1 rh se
IND l.io 70 ~ 10 connect with the gas or wa,c
nains IN The ttrects q Faid sly. ~,
Ii surrlementsrF Is to TIC manner OF making y
rrorriation 1av an5 imp.oyrmert to BE- execa:c-
hs raid city -sc hereby made 10 1pplJ to the In
| proysmeutt specified IN the toseCrtnc sections
SEC. =. Epou receiving IN application for ~
making Of any improvement, tho dong Of whic
IL within The discretion and eou'ral Of tne nun
clpal government OF sa,d city. the eai1 Boar
th3l proceed 10 investigate the same; ard II tAr
| ehall determine that such improvement ts nece
>ary ard proper, they shsl se'po.t the t1ue Is u
| Common cocnefl, accompanied wt1h state:1el
| OF the e1penke thereof, and q rtoces ordinance
order disectfn: the wc1.. AID shall in sneh 81
! matu fpecify how muel, OF ts,d expense, intte
orIpirn 1aa4 b properlv ch&rCeablt 10 real cs;s
| csptc,aIly benefited BY such imrcuveucn
. csiy essrccsslc 10 md pa,d oui
. r.lerxl ta1 arGlo1i:td TO be levied by aafd cit
| Having reported on sneh application 1nd reeot
, .arndfnE that The improvement hs ra!e, OF dlss
: | r,p.icE OF the dcIrc OF it. a@ t. provided FOR
=. Tic above mentioned sc:. the Common Coun'
$ uay lher. ir either case. ord ie doing OF fu
: wo;k or the making Of eucf -nlI; improy-nei
E nfer ha.trc fr+t tb.sl.tdf .s- h Hard m {
1 | tiEaate ol The expense thescs q >hs!l IN ~
= | Older specify nhat anonrt o. eAid estimated
rrste shall be eLAIcsahle 10 and be p7d cut OF +
c proceeds ol uie ceDs-z1 Inel or ont Of The p
It | crcae OF :.ny general tAx authorized To be Iess
r | hy >Bid city.
j. Another section WAS eau.td rcd in part T
G | section T. one Giving TIE Feasd s1lnHa": 10"
l. Ea{tc. io.~rr. serai- End relay s.!r<aiks: r
vl:e tr1.r., &c. CoLs:de+allc dEe-tsisa Ais.
, 1866-12-30

Tnr .T:1xA; ;SEwlxs MACHINE II 4 No1sE.Ess
shuttle OF Lock etileh machine, and combines atl
TIC cuol qualities Of n1 the fl.atcllss machines
yet invented; Il Is unsurpassed III beauty Of de-
sigr, simplicity and durability. The Anest t1htics
CT li-eu tissrc nrd nj varieties Of stitching and
ecan1i1r, iucklug. telling, herumtnE, b.atdiuE.
cprdEc. !ind1ns. gathering, &C.. no czrcu!ed
viii u!.cr.iuc Regularity, ease md celerity. We
wonid Ba,i-e ali wbo ate IL want Of q 1sss-elass
sewing tise 10 cal' acd see them In operation
III "a Washington stfect. Geo. II. Fosls, general
es,rt to, thc West.
, 1866-12-30

AssAclT Ant HonnEuI.-About six o'clock on
Saturday evening young lad nn1ned Stcs:. en-.
;c.rt il Firid. Palmer s letters store, 1.AAe
sl:ccs, va rsoc'rdiES homeward in company
with yauac companion, when they were sud
dc.'v assaulted by couple Of .ufbana while pas.-
iEr tie lur,t"- va.t1 reA7 Caual street One OF
the ro7 b-:e held oIc lad while The other q weul
though .;test nrd n iitrcd him OF q wa'ch and
ckain. The fltcws both male thciz cse,pe be-
fore tic ro];ec arrived,
, 1866-12-30
Boarding,

ROARDING-Can accommodate eent!c-
mn and VILE with y Z, Pleasant front room and
- il o--e- F'-' - N@0~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23
Ntf hUtip.
POETRY.


Four Hundred Thousand Men.
Z "four hundred thou.sSd mon y
Have gone 10 meet their God;
Four hundred thousand gallant men
From city. mountain side and glen, Il
Beneath our banner tfod Il.
For love of country firmly stood,
And sealed the Union with their blood. Z
-Four hundred thousand men,
BY millions loved and lest s&k&
sea Of agcnizing tears
A waste of desolAted years, G
OF hearth stones sorrow crossed
priceless sacri6ee-'twas, when
We gave -four hundred thousand men"
The gallant banners haunting high,
The bugles sounding victory,
Forth from zach brasen tAroat,
May drown awhile the signs and tears,
While We forget the griefs and fears,
Forget the change to note
Forget TO ask-What got We then,
For such a host of gallant mem
Pence came on futtering silver wings,
With Freedom by her side;
In pity God looked down to save,
To stop the slaughter of the brave
Yet still untaught the pride,
That lightly holds the boom, even when
1t cost "fcur hundred thousand men,"
What reconstruction has been wrought,
Save that which God has mader
He shapes the future In His will,
He schools, he chastens, guides us still,
And still win be obeyed;
Yet, battling, We forget this, when
1t cost flour hundred thousand men,"
Vain politicians who can boast
of their great saving schemes!
And junbled words and crooked creeds,
Stand in the plsce Of noble deeds
And Truths eternal themes;
And-haste we to give power again
To those who slew the gallant slain.
Look at the hos, Of bloody graves,
The finger marks Of God
And He who smites is He who saves,
And all that hecatomb of graves
Are guide -boaf,ls on the road;
Can we not read tbemi-read them when
They cost -four hundred thousand men"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

From Rev. Vim Smith, rn. rly pastor OF the Vino
and Miyilie IN. " Baptist Churches
Having rise 10 my faulty number Of BOTTLES efyo
Hoofand's German Biers have 10 say that regard
them eyceaien edieine specially adapted
move the diseases they are recommend Tor, They
stregf and fnyirate the systrri whfn facilitated
and Afo useful in diso Of The hser appetite
etc hare also recommended them several OF my
frierds who have tried them snd fuuud greatly
beneficial in the restoration Of health
Yours truly, ss5zs wM SMITH
9o6 Hutehsuson street Pi ilade Iphia-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

AorsA TT NAssolfa - Abe rrettiest thing, che
Sweetest thing, and the most Of il for the lesst
money. 1t orercomes the edor Of preparation !;
softcns and adds delicacy to the skin is de-
lghtful perfume alIays headache and infamma-
ton, and is necessary companion, n-the sick
room, in the nursery aud upon the toilet sideboard
II can be obtained ever. where at one dollar per
ksttIe.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

/, 'In lifting the kettle from the fire seslded my
self very severeiy--cne hand almost to . crisp.
The torture unbarahe. . 80 The Mexi-
can Mustang Imminent relieved the pain almost
immediately 1t healed rppidly, and lsftvesy lit
tie scar, CHAs. FosTER, 420 Broad ST., Phla =
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Ointment will do. II Is invaluable in all cases d
wounds, swellings sprains, cuts, brsises, spayins
etc either upon man or beast sssss
EBeware of eounterfets. None is genuine unles,
wra3psd in fine steel plate ensrssibgs, bearing
thsagnature of g. W. Westhrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DEaAs BARNES Co., New
York.
Saratoga SpriAg Water, sold BY al
Draggists. sas ssssa -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23
HE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces . superb selection Of Blankets, Fiannela
l Yarns, &c, Ac.
The Notion Department contains splendid lot Of
Gloves and Hosiery Of the very best quality for Ahes
gsntlemsn boys, misses and children,
Underwear for men women and children.
Fine Brood Cloths Caasfmercs md Heavy Beavers for
gertIemsns wear Of the best quality and styles cheap
nne stock Of Wool Cloths and Heavy Beavers for
Ladies' Cloets, very cheap,
shavis without number for Ladies and Misses. Also,
large lot Of Breakfsat ehaws. Balmorals and Hoop
Skirts Of the latest stylrs and patterns.
Osfpsts. psos on Cfoths AAts hrks, Druggets, Re.
The above 70 Int iatimssn 81 the large stock Of
staple and fancy goods kept BY thh Gra sasEe u to
saJ they keep syssytA.ng tAAt u elegant and useful in
the dry g-o fine, from the hnet sill and silk velvet
eioh DOWN u tbs thtle, needle tArra1 ksttona and
trimmings With which 10 make II. And they bny
ciusiveiy for b. their will have 10 pay
them interest we'll . proht
Call and exam ne ~ yu1rsslvs. The proprietor and
fhsfS ne iasg salssnen W1ftah eat pbsasn In
ing their stock, and sec TO it that you II. dealt
with honestly. Remember. the1 occupy No. W Main
Street no1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23
i -
rrnr-srr.

BEWARE OF CorrTEEFrTTS-See that the sigma
ture OF &C. NJ JACKSON n en- fhe WRAPPER q each
bottle ~ Price-singie bottle, ONE DOLLAR, or
half dozen for FIVE BuLLARs
~ Should yozr Lsastst luest not have the article
do not be put on BY any of the Intoxicating
y be offered In its place bot send 10 as and ws
will for sa~d, securely packed by express.
Principal Once and M.nufactery, oSl Arch Stree
Phfiadephis, Pa @t4
JONES g. EVANS,
Successors to G. N. Jackson 4 CHI
PROPRIEroRE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-23

Observe the following symptoms:
Resulting from Disorders OF The d gestve On CANS
Constipation, ward Piles, fuilness of Blood 9TH
Head Aeidty Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Dis
gust Cor Food, Funess Weight IN the stomach Sour
Fluctuations, sinking Tiuttering the Pit Of tn
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Dtieu
Breathing Entering the Heart Choking fuGoca
ting Sensations when in Lying Position Dmness or VI
sion, Lots Webs before the Sight Fevsr Dali Pair IN
the Head Deficiency Of Per.piration Ysllowness of the
Skin and Eyes Pain In the Side Rack Chest Limbs etc.
Sudden Pushes OF uea Burning in the Flesh Constant
Imaginngs Of Evil, and great Depression Spirits.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15

d U R N S & t KINS o n,
ID No. 247 S. ELEVENTH, Street above Spruce,
~ yards wide sheeng Muslins, very heavy, at S1K
cents.
lac. good BIeached Muslins,
zoe excellent Bleached Musins.
No advance on New York NILS, Williamsvile, and
"""'uF FROM 2UCTIoN. LINEN GOODS.
Extra large size all Linen Napkins, 81 so per doz.
Very hne Bleaehed Linen Table Cloths, great bar
gain, el
Several job lots o. Towels,
Shifting Linens sheeting Linens, and Table Linens,
DRESS GOODS
Closing entire stock reduced prices ranging
from rs to 35 cents per yard
100 100 d0z. Cotton Hose l?HO'
iSS 25c
100 Gents Hose l5c.
SUMMER FLANNELS
Gauze Domet Ballardvale and Saxony, cheap 6 Is 2t
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The Napoleon of the Future.

A curiosity has appeared in London, under
the title of Louis Napoleon the Destined Mon
arch of the World" etc., by the Rev. NJ. Baxter
author of ''The Coming Battle" 1t is said that
twelve thousand copies have been sold, the bo k
finding readers, notwithstanding its apparent
absurdity, on account OF the noteworthy names
used by the author as authorities. We are in
debted to Mr.. Baxter for the cheerful news that
the world is 10 end in lS73-so that people may
set about their preparations for that event as
soon as they like; but during the brief interval
OF six or seven years the Emperor OF the French
is to become sole monarch of the world, person
ally representing the Antichrist of the latter
day. lie is 10 become supreme over England
and most OF America, the rest of Christendom
submitting to his sway. He is to make a cove
nant with the Jews, who by his aid are to return
to Palestine, resume their rank a nation, and
rebuild jerusalem Napoleon is then to begin
and carry on the persecution of Christians
which answers TO the pouring out OF the walls.
1.-Two years and six weeks" alter the date of the
covenant with the Jews, "the ascension OF the
one hundred and forty-tour thousand wise vir-
gins" is expected to occur. The Jews are to be
favored only for seven years and two and a halt
months, and then the great battle of Armaged-
don is to take place; in which Louis Napoleon
(the great beast') is to be defeated and slain.
This is a revelation more startling than any OF
DIR. Cummings inventions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15
Important if True.

DRUID" the notorious correspondent of the
New York Daily Ne,os, writes to that journal
from Washington, under date of the 18th, that
the President has already written an order for
the release of JEFFERSON DAVIS on parole, and
that it will be Immediately forwarded TO Gene
raj MILES, the officer in command at Fortress
Monroe. He goes into long explanation of
the matter, bat the gist of it all is that the Pre-
sident has finally come to the conclusion that
DAVIS can only be held as prisoner of war;
the late war having passed at an early date from
the character OF rebellion" into that of
"civil war;" so that those who engaged in it
cannot be justly charged with treason.
This Is the same ground, essentially, as that
taken few days since by GERRITT SMITH, in
published letter to Chief Justice CHASE.
We put no great reliance in these outgivlngs
trom Washington. We think il much more
likely that Mr.. DAVIS will stay where he is.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15
Mr.. Harris Speech.

The notorious BENJAMIN g. HARRIS of Mary.
land, aired his "views" yesterday in the House
of Representatives. He declared himself an old
line Democrat, believing in the doctrine of
secession, believing that the several States of
the Union have the right to separate from 1t,
each acting for itself. After shedding some
natural tears" over the ate OF Mrs. SURRATr,
etc., he returned TO the question of the right of
secession, and said that that doctrine was born
with the Constitution, and became ruling prin
ciple of the Democratic party, being inserted in
its platform from 1898 10 the late war. After
HARRIS had finished, Mr.. LIE BLOND, of Ohio,
rose and protested, Gin the name OF the Demo.
cratic party" against the doctrines of Mr.. HAIR
RIs Where he got any better authority to speak
for the party than Mr. HARRIS had, he did not
tell.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15
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This popular author who has made the Boise his
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shown IN the readiness with which he makes a Willing
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make his system public. 1t is so simple and Withal
haTmonizes so thoro ughy with the nature OF this mob
and useful animal that boy fifteen cen ear of
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in a very short time. " ~
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT.
Mr.. Lincoln aud tue Rebel LegtsIature
of Virginia Hts Telegram 10 GoneraI
WeiIzeI-Card from the Hon. Ed ward
Mcpherson

of Virginia Hts Telegram 10 GonsrnI
WeiIzeI-Card from the III On. Ed ward
McPbersOn.
To the Editor ofthe N Y. Tribune.
Sir:-Your Richmond correspondent of the
9th has noted and CONNIE nted upon the TACT that
Dir. LincOln's telegram TO General Weitzel for
bidding the assembling of Rebel LEGISLATORS and
others in April OF last year, has never been pub.
lisbed. II is document of historic interest
both tor its subectmatter and for the fact that
twas the last telegram penned by Mr.. Liucon.
Some weeks ago, | obtained from Mr. Secre-
tarS stanton copy for my forthcoming pol tcal
manual OF 1866, from the proot-sheets of which
have the pleasure OF extracting t:-
OFFICE u. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH, WAR
- DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. g., April r. 1866
--Major-GPneral Weitlel Richmond, Vs.:-I have
LOST seen judge Campbelrs letter to you Of the
7ih. He assumes, as appears to me, that have
called the lnsufRent Legislature OF Virginia
together, as the rightiul Legislature OF the State
10 settle all differences with the United States.
have done no such thing | spoke of them not
as Legislature, but as 'the gentlemen who
have dcied as the Legislature OF Virginia in
SUI port OF the Rebellion" | did this on purpose
to eXcluoe the assumption that was recognizing
them as rtghtW body. | dealt with them
a. men having Dower de fdCtO to do a specific
thing, to wit:-"To withdraw the Virgin a
troops and other support from resistance
to the General Government for which,
in the paper handed by Judge Campbell,
| promised a specific equivalent, to VITA
remission to the people of the State except in GER
tain cases, OF the Coniscatlon OF their property.
/ meant this, and no more. Inasmuch however
as Judge Campbell misconstrues this and is
still pressing for an armistice contrary to the
explicit statement of the paper gave him, aud
particularly as General Grant has since captured
the Virginia troops, s. that giving a considera-
ton for their withdra wal is no longer applicable
let my letter TO you and the paper to judge
Campbell both be wthdra wn or countermanded
and he be notified of it. Do not ALLOW them to
assemble; but if any have come, allow them safe
return to their homes. A. LINooLN.n
Your correspondent seems to thInk that it has
been Intentionally withheld. I am sure this IS
an error. Mr. Stanton responded to my request,
as have no doubt he would have done to any
one else desiring it for publication. Very re-
spectiully, your obedient servant.
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk II. r. U. S.
Washington, ID. c., June 49, 1866.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15

IT Is stated that Governor CURTIN has nd.
dlessed u circular letter to the Governors of the
10y al States, suggesting the calling together of
their Legislatures for action upon the Constitu.
tional amendment. We have no doubt the sug.
gestion will be promptly acted upon, aud that
the amendment will be rati6ed by all the loyal
states before the adjournment Of Longress
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15

Miss Greene disappeared from Lewiston,
Me-, on the Esd of May, and her friends were
ascertained that, on the day of her disappear.
ance, she had purchased two and a half ounces
OF corrosive sublimate, fears OF suicide were
entertained, and large numbers of the inhabi-
institute regular and thorough search lor the
remains.
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OF inferior Judicial officers by the Senate on re-
commentator of the Governor. This is the
brst case that has arisen. aud creates no little
lnte est. The charg's against the Judge gro
out OF matters connected with bounty fun6s
during the war
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15

The NEW YORK SENATE is now in session for
the trial OF Judge SMITH, of Oneida county,
charged with malfeasance in office The Con
stitution of New York provides for the removal
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