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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-14
THE .GAAAD l1Ase WELCOME TO
CUN0REss.

The Soldiers Of the Republic, in the con-
test just closed, stood by the Congress that
had stood BY them during the war. They
propose now further to give this faithful Con.
gress, that has resisted Executive usurpation
rs it resisted the violence Of treason, q real
earnest soldier welcome 10 Its next meeting
The threats and denunciations against these
true representatives by the Accidental Presi-
dent, have doubtless had much to do with
this call which has been issued from Wash
ington, and is addressed to Union soldiers.
1t will certainly meet hearty response, and
and draw together an immense crowd ofthe
veterans of the Union cause.
'tBeing profoundly impressed with the inn
portance of the struggle through which the
country is passing, and the necessity Of pre-.
serving the results gained by its triumphs in
the field. and more recently at the polls, the
undersigned, committee appointed BY the
Soldiers and Sailors, Union Of Washington,
ID. e., do in their name earnestly invite their
comrades. the loyal veterans ofthe Republic,
with all other friends of the great cause OF
Union and Liberty, to meet in National
mass welcome and council to be held inthis,
the Federal capital, on Saturday, December
the lstproximo.
1--WE ask your presence to honor and assure
protection to the loyal majority In the Tbirty>
ninth Congress, in whom we recognize faith.
full guardians of our assaulted institution and
supporters of the principles involved.
Come in your might By your presence
show how sternly loyalty can rebnke treason.
Prove thereby that the threats and insults oil
treacherousE Executive against the Legislative
branch of the Government cannot intimidate
free people. Here in the Federal capita
must our great struggle eliminate in wise and
equitable legislation. Here, then, should We
assemble to encourage and strengthen Con
gress-to whose hands the Constitution WISELY
entrus,s the power-to such just action "a.
will make peace permanent and liberty uni
yersal.
D. S. CURTIS,
K. J. HINTON,
A. j.. BENNETT,
w. S. MoRsE,
L. EDWIN DUDLEY
Corresponding is invited, and may be
addressed, Il. J. Hinton, Washington, d. c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-14

Gtx1Lrs Disralcr.-Hor 0rae3v ~
ior CongTess IN the Fourth Distr{e New
York sjlh ~ following result: = ="
vsss'y; see5
SSAs bo5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-14
Ant ITEMS.

WILLIAM HIATT 10 engaged 10 painting aPic-
ture Of the varied scenery Of Maine.
William Bradford, the marine painter, en-
bodies the result Of four visits to the Arctic
regions in :. Crushed by an Iceburg, which
he sends to the Paris exhibition.
oneof the leading attractions at the South
ampton Loan Exhibition, as we learn from
an English paper, was the statue of Medea,
by Storey, which was contributed by Mr..
Stone, Al. p. This is Another instance of the
mark which American sculptors are making
in Europe.
W. II. Beard has finished picture Of .
forest scene. in which the most conspicuous
object is snapped and rifted :" Giant OF the
Forest"
The Louvre in Paris contains over 1000
pictures, xmonest which are, ~ Raphaeis. 3
Correfios, IL Tritians. IS Paul Eeroneses.
~ Rupens. 90 Van Dykes, II Rembrands,
IL Gerard Bows. ii Murillos, Felasquez, !
Watteau, 40 Passins. Ii c. Lorraines, AL Jo-
sepb Verneta m - e go
Cue Of the works Of Importance which is
to grace the parks Of Boston is the col0ssa
DSuit VI " oeHiuktoH. W.
several years has been in the hands Of Thos.
Ball, the sculptor.
Mr. George l.. Crown has recently finished
two pictures of Italian scenery, which are
now on exhibition at Boston. They are said
to be superior TO anything he has produced
SINCE bis return from Rome ; are pure in col
or, and possess a rare refinement of feeling.
Several public monuments are in course o.
erection in Boston. One OF the most remark
able is that in eommemoration of the diseov-
cry OF ether. The expense Of this WORK
1about $50. COO is borne by one Of those gen
ereus public spirited men, Of whom Bostor
boasts not few-Mr. Thomas Lee. The
design Of the monument is by Van Brunt. ths
architect, who ID pupil of Richard NJ. Hun
Of New York. A group Of Figures represent
ing the Good Samaritan. by Ward of New
\ ork, will CROW the summit Of the column
and, If it did not seem ex,rayagant praise, ons
might be justified in saying that this piece o
sculpture Is worthy Of Michael Angelo.
Mrs. Ames of Boston has finished her bus
Of Lincoln, after several months hard stud,
and earnest work. Governor Andrew, Sena
tors Sumner and Wilson, Mr. Boutwell, anc
others, all pronounce this bust an extraordi
nasy faithful representation of the great orig
inai. The bust, in marble, is to occupy
place OF honor in the Senate Chamber of tn.
United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-14

SENSIBLE AND TO The PoISr. Harper
Magazine for November. closes an admirable
and amusing article on the advertisements in
the newspapers, with the following practical
advice
ITO merchants. t. Advertise. .. Ad-
vertse literally 3. Advertise courageously
To the public al large /. Read the adver-
,isements. 2. Study them, and verify they
shall be for your profit
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Aees 1|s X ne i ssss1 1s &c, 4,

i T sS6lisIs doh tks chicago 7ssss xtieh
we publish elsewhere will attract attention.
The sA6sld nay b taken =
opponents Of oil the phases Of Democracy.
We have ssentbat the World counsels NJ.
JOHNSON to accept the result of the election.
Now the Times, with consciousness that
the Conservative Siavevorshiping Copper
head Democracy has been throttled, and i
powsrless in tAGsasp Of The psrty q Tree
dom and Loyalty in this country, boldly an
nounces it, and proposes to revitalize De-
mocracy by ont radicaling the Radicals. Il
is true, such constituency - thas which
elected Morrisey, will find the counsel Of the
Times an oifense and stumbling block. The
Times itself, in the article. shows q partizan>
ship, bind devotion to the Democratic
party because of the name, An absence Of
moral force md political integrity and of love
for principle that illustrate the decentralization
of Ccpperhesdisn, and how unfit its cham.
pions are, TO mould political policy or lead the
masses. But if the article does no more, /,
shows how crushing, even in its own estima.
ton, has. peen the defeat Of the Democracy
in the contest just closed. And that denun.
citation of Mr.. JoHssox's administration, i,
the most unkind cut of all. .#~-95
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-14
For Sale.

OTIS ., To- II, H. ard 10 fst Cd east side OF lot g.
II Block 81. with ociagou 3ton> D~ellinx Hous~,
clutabpg steven large rooms snss r,ons Bath
and closets also brick sfabie and VOID heuse
Title god Enquire VI WIN PULvTN,
apr24-d Real kstAtc Agent.
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SPRING GOODS, sPREG GOODS
WILLIAMS, GARTMELL 8 CO.
Wholesale naalgns I'm
DRY GOODS. & NOTIONS,
No. 225. srrosD STaEET.
Msnlphis, Teas,

J. ID. Williams, y CAaEAGLL'
hte ofID.Wil- Iaie Of CaseYville,
lnms s Co. kenEueky.
J. S. CaAraAE. y. D. r WrLLIAHs.
Union'5vH, Ky late Of IN ntoWn kY
Would respectfully call the atssatiOu
at city ssd eouaaEy merchants 70 their
.arga and sarsaily selected stacE Of
Spring Goods, adapted to The wants Of
the surrounding country Il Is their
iassntaa to sell - sarap as any other
houss iq thgeii paah tbs. thsJ TINA
.fhgy can O.. :, fa,.s a b DR. a. ths7 ksF sksis
goods wifh the cash, and propose GO sell
oaIv hoF tha cash.
Marrh Is. IsGa-aa
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
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An Prala1sd D Tie uada signed.
who, haEirg permanently aeafod il
ttis PIles respectfully announces q che
cizizasa q 0zisrd lnd vicinity tbsf bs
. ia ) prepared fa ezseuss all uork IL
hia hua uEh nsafuess and dsna-eb
HEEiug haTtasu years experience N
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squal % aaY aae Wh0 wears uaw hoats.
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w oTsham House,
MEMPHIS, TE.E.T.,
Corner q Hsia end Adgas SfrssfE
il. WORsHAM- B.GALL0WAT.

THIS Heme, ezutraiiy located IL the
4 business raFf af the city, eovsuient
60 the raiIraad dapots and sha river
landing baa recently been FsFaired,
renovated and ftsd up with uew farui-
sIre, and = aos open % the travelling
pubhs. The pFaprei0Fs Plsdss shem-
selves iha i saall be kept 10 svary de-
PlrtmeEs sqaaI 70 any hsssl u The
S0uthEgss and respectfully solicit q
share Of the travelling public.
]. ]. WORSHAM & co.
April I2zh, 1865 If
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Union Hotel,
BEALL e. JOHNSON,
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PnnPRIEToEs

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MOULD uoss respectfully ? inioru tde
III pani thaf they sFs vet pFuPrietlfs
of TIE UNION HOTEL, aad arr
fhankfuI Gr che HheraI palronags e1-
tsnssd % them for the LAST aifeea years,
and uoa promise to DO sll ths4 ean %
aEl g ths eamf1Et q thase who nag
give tksn a osiL ThsFa 5 3 b.ilJ
Hask. sasasetsd With tie hstsL thai
runs Eram Eaziaziuu g Durant, % tha
Miss Cen naH Raad. uhaFs tlha travel
ling Hahlza wHi BE- asaaumud Ted q
thas usTafar. We al@ Save
Livery ssshla esuuasa Hils ear nouaa
narsh zelh. 1e-nIe4
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-07

The Ssskvslss Arse eas Tsm<s. In CON.
mtssiag upon ~ hostile s5sris sasnifsetsa
toward northern t1ee ID ihs eestA, con.
elaaeN BY giving The foslewinx recipe fos
personal safety q he scnlh We commend
Il 10 the aitentien AZ siaiEsshts
Howesef, we have pAtsnt recipe for
beiag perfectly ssta IN the meat dangerous
portions Of The South. Let the asw comef
bay fisRsatien. and try 10 pay part down
in Confederate monsy---new issss is beet.
giving mortgage for the remainder -
Thoagh yoa are not likely 10 succeed. yet IL
vii aook - II Yea we're 70 the manner
horn SAy yea CASES SfSsa some psfs of
hisslssspFi or AlabasaA where The d---d
Fresdmenb Bureau had yos arrested Cor
thrcshing = niEEr' for asking for bis wa
ees Having concluded yosr parchsss,
have the portrait Of Jsa Davis painted on
yosr feoai door, AID Cor fear The people
may raistAke the eoanierfsi, preseatmeat
Tor Abraham Lieooln, have Isdfs naas pat
anAsEaessA- Thea hang phesograpbss sf
Bob Lee md Stoaewan Jackson over yoar
paraor mAntsl piece Procure = eoapts Of
ball dogs and name one Forrest and the
other Heed FssAlty, set yourself cot lss-
tily Eof 'my policy denoancs the state
Government az Tennessee ~ q parcel of
Vulgar iSnposters, Oarss cid srewalos far
everything yoa eau think of. and sdvoeAts
the policy Of hanging three Radical Goa.
grcsSmea on the sasae gsllows every Son
day morning, to he followed by sending
their three several hearts, fried in Seathern
butter. 10 he Waite Hoass. a. desert pr
Andy JshassnAs diuner. By al means sse-
scribe s,r The Cincinnati Enquirer, aud
daily consigu the Press and Times 20 thai
lower depth watch Satan oeea foand sorns-
where Ia tie lowest depths. Do tais. sad yaa
viii Do yosr daty As > good eitisen, will be
salsdsog Ssar ossa eassness, aad vii hsvsr
he tneda1ss6tae NOR offensive. and the club
bearer viii never gei nearer 10 yoa than
the pig wSs 20 Pat which be expected 90
6nd when he came 20 America RAINING
absattAs streets, rrsdy ros.led, VIII en-
apPAs IN - nsaths \ kniie and Iafk sticking
0atefits bace, pig csying eat me !
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-07

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Tia phsaomSna which ssaAiiy prssAgs.
scoatfsag 70 The nosSoos of ths very ohssr.
want in sach matters. the approach OF hare
winfar, krs beeeming very marked ~ the
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view. 10 the suddes rssieenos Of the present
incumbent Of the White Hesss-& Losfs
DemseTat
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