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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-18

this House that the condition Of the rebel
States fully justifes the President in main.
tanning military possession and control ol
them, and that the President is entitled to the
thanks of the nation for employing the war
power for the protection of the Union citizens
and the freedmen in those States.
Lawrence then maintained that the ord
nances Of secession we're void; that no State
was out of Of the Union, but that all lawful
State Governments we're destroyed in the rebel
States; that when the rebel governments
were overthrow the people were left without
State governments !; that it is the duty of con-
gress to guarantee republican State gov
ernment, and that until this is done there Can
be no lawful State governments. Traitors
will at Once control them and the nation
could impose no terms nor even judge when il
is safe TO admit representatives. If the Pres
ident alone may set up State government
without any control by congress, it would be
a fearful power in hands less Trustworthy than
those of our respected chief magistrate. He
demanded, in the name of the Constitution
and people, that Congress, as the agent oil
States, had right to guarantee them govern.
ments- Thy war power had right TO and
did set ASIDE the rebel State governments. II
any other State governments exist in South
ern States, it must be because either, first,
that the original governments are continued,
or second, they we're suspended, or third,
that new governments had been lawfully set
up. He proved the original State govern.
ments were abandoned on the authority OF
the Constitution, of the laws of nations, oi
Madison, of the Supreme Court, Of Lincoln,
of President Johnson. He quoted many au
thorities to support this position--the origi
nal governments could not be resumed with
out the authority of Congress, for no State
Constitution provides mode of doing SO.
The nation has right to lire, and incidental
force to set mp new State Governments when
destroyed a. a means of continuing the ma
tional life. The President sustained this
view by calling conventions in the rebel
States to set up new State governments by
prescribing the qualifications Of electors, and
by requiring terms, and he could not do thi.
If the present State governments continued
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suppression Of the Richmond Examiner
--.3eneral Grants Orders---UnrecOn.
structed Rebels.

struoted Rebels.
New YORK, Feb. II.
The Tribune's special says Mr.. Henry r.
Pollard, of the Richmond Examiner, having
invoked in vain the interference of the Presi-
dent in order to secure the withdrawal of
General Terry's recent order, suppressing his
paper for expressing disloyal sentiments,
Yesterday visited General Grant, before whom
he laid his grievance, and asked permission
to resume the publication Of his paper. Gen.
Grant, after listening patiently to Pollard 8
representations, quietly informed him that he
would receive any written communication ad-
dressed to him from Richmond, but that he
could not at present give his decision IN the
matter. The suppression of the Examiner
Was done in pursuance OF positive orders
from Gen. Grant, who announces his inten-
ton of suppressing all newspapers in the
South, which have the audacity to come out
in similar bold denunciation of the Govern
ment
A2geutleman Just returned from Richmond,
reports that the military order prohibiting the
wearing of the gray, adorned with rebel but
tons, in that city, is strictly carried out. One
of the weapons carried by the patrol is for
midable pair of shears, which are brought
into requestion whenever any uureconstructed
rebel in gold buttons makes his appearance
on the street.
The reported personal estrangement of Mr..
Delano and Judge Spalding, members of Con-
gress from Ohio, on account of the speech
recently made by the former gentleman, is
strenouslv denied by Mr.: Delano.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February Il.
The City Council yesterday passed resalu-
tions asking the Legislature for authority to
issue bonds for the purpose of gas works
tamount not specifed) and bonds TO the
amount of five hundred thousand dollars, for
the construction of new hospital, and 10
levy a tax of one million dollars for sewerage
purposes.
Navigation at this point was partially sus
pended yesterday, but regular line boats viii
resume trips to-day.
Considerable confusion and excitement oc
Cured in the Tennessee House Of Represent
atives yesterday, over the discussion of th'
franchise BILL Hard words passed between
the Speaker and Mr.. Mullens, and the forme
threw his mallet at the latter's head.
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NEw YORK, Feb. l

The latest English journals announce that
Sir John Lawrence has sen; three native
sgents disguised as merchants, to explore
Central Asia, by different routes. Each is in
dependent Of the other, and al are kept in
ignorance Of their appointments, SO that on
their return three independent narratives ma
be looked for. They were instructed TO take
note of all that they see, to observe the temper
of the different people among whom they
travel, whether the movements are taking
place in favor of Russia, and TO visit Bokhara,
khiki and Samarcane before they return.
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Row In Tennessee Legislature.
NASHVILLE, Feb. L

A passage of arms occurred in the House
to- day between the Speaker, Mr.. Haskett, and
Mr.. Mullens, Representative. The discus
sion was about the power of Speaker to com.
pei members to vote when he called. Mr..
Mullen called him id old liar and lying
scoundrel The Speaker hurled his mallet at
the members head. Mullen drew pistol,
but the members rushed in and quiet was re-
stored
The steamer Buena Vista, with 400 barrels
Of oil, from the Chows creek wells, Burkes
vile, arrived to day. 1t will be shipped &c
st. Louis to be refined.
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xxx coHGREss--F1RsF sEss1os
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.


HOUSE.
The House to- day was devoted to speech
making.
Mr. Cooke, of Delaware, argued that the
power of recognizing the rebel States as be-
ing in the Union, rested with Congress.
When the military power can safely be with
drawn, and these States remain peaceably in
the Union Of their own accord, and not by
force, and the Union men and freedmen dc
not require military force to protect them,
the civil Government should be recognized
but no military power could set aside the en-
acsnents and judicial action of States fully in
the Union. While these acts were necessary
the Southern States should not be recog
nized.
Mr. Lawrence offered the following resolu
| tions:
Resolved, That it is the daliheratA sanse Q
this House that the condition OF the rebl
| Etates fully just;6ss the President in main
tanning tie suspension Of the writ of hsssa
| corpus in those States.
Resolved, That it is the deliberate sense
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New YORK, Feb. Il.
The Spanish Naval steamers Carmen and
Isabella, which have arrived in our harbor
from Havana, within the past two days are
now lying off the battery. They come here
with sealed orders, WHICH are pot 70 be open
ed until DE vessels have received athoroGgh
overhauling in this port, when, ii is supposed,
their officers will find themselves directed
either to proceed to reinforce the Squadron
off the Chilian coast, or to remain in this VI.
cinity for the protection of Spanish commerce
against Chilian privateers.
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BEAuTIFUI, SofT Axp GLossr HAIR-1 hose
wanting fine and glossy hair, please read the
card Of George Cabus, in another part Of this
paper. Cabus' Tonic is permanent cure for
the dandruf; cures scurf, eruptions. and all
the diseases of the skin; restores grey hair to
its original color. decl9-2m.
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tive directions from the committee, could moi
admit him without the ticket. Romero ap-
pealed to Senator Foote,H Chairman of the
committee who just then approached the door
with the President on HIS arm. Senator
Foote could not attend to it then and passed
on. NJ. Romero departed and the Senator,
who sought him after the President was seated,
could not find him. The chairman Of the
committee deeply regrets the seeming dis
courtesy to the representative Of the Repub'
lie of Mexico.
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The facilities of this Office are ample for the
prompt execution of all the various characters
of Printing. The prices viii bs found to be
very low. In its various Departments this
Office employ more workmen than any office
in the State, thus giving it the advantage OF
filing orders promptly.
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AUDITORS OFyIcI, IOWA,
nFs Mofxrs FebruAry ID. 1850.

DUTTY-1,6O 500 pounds, in bladders, fresh,
iaal0 NHKMoOn, AA1flU13 %.
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AoW OKA Aokkets
By Telegraph Esx Yoax, Feb. II.
Cotton-Dull and 1c lower.
Flour-Duli. and common grades heavy and declining
5017 80 for Extra State, IS for T. q. o. snd
D 60DlD - for Trade Beanda nasksG elosinx Anll.
Nhisky-Heavy and declining. 1t 3oo7 n.
Grain-whsat dali, with . downward tendency for
common Mivaaikis Osb = - n ssoes. Rye quiet
ulrix vsseenst ~ Cosn Il ~ ss4ussE without d.
cidsa sAaAea a s2o7ls Sor s.sossa asd 7407sc for
sound nisa voean II slses aaA 1assssd - re for
very cAstss - ~ sriy \ ~ ~. o. A.l heavy
and Ioss; 5oOls ~ uassusA vsstsr1, ~ ssos4 for
sound %.
Pstroass.-Dsn = 1}1DN II Ora, - 4s04s
for RsAssd n DoaA.
Proviaions-Rosk se1fvs q = seDs1 u FOR ssv nes
eloss = y sz< ~ casA; - - for old do = soo %
for prime, and - oo0sa 25 for prime na& also s7so
bbs n-w sss for MARCH, April cd Ny, selers option
a. % ooe2s o2x Bssf steady at looo for new plain
mess, and 0G2A for new extra mess- Besf hams dull
and heavy at H0uI Bacon dull 1t Is. Cumberland
cut at for short rbbrd. cut neat. unchanged
Dressed hogs heavy It Dla for western, and lso
Isxsos city. lard nrner At lsI401s, 4sd small los
1875 also 1sss bbls Rebrussy and Garch sellers
optlos II ls Butter sesivs z2oa5 for Ohio and "a
0H for stA&s. Chesse Armsr ~ le01.
New York Money Market.
Dy fslsgvspA.l usv YsoK, Feb. II.
Aoney-Quisf n = csnt call loans
Sterling kxchange-oui.t 1t lO5 1S6los,
Coda shade rasier; opening IT lS7 declining 10
LII. and eiosng st 1917.
Total exports specie Tor to-day tlps 6ss
Cover rument stocks With ut decided change
- d Of 81 Coupons, 1o4L
use, Of % Coupons Of 'e7, 1o5is do pf "a, 1osz;
do Of 'es, lo3A.
Us5s of 1910 Coupons, es1<
Treasury Notes 1-sOs LIST series ss7&
1-Sos, I'd series, eel
Tennessee So Of 90, elIx.
Stocks strong.
wUTei lu4; Ny C sa5s oaio sos4; Eeading 1919
Toll lOs 1906 neg Pitts sILx " 9ssS, do p'fd
ss51; Hw ook; THst
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DIR. j. r. Stafford,

TENDERS his professional services to the
Il citizens Of Keokuk and vicinity.
once on Third street, In the room with the U.
Revenue ONCE Residence the corner Of Eighth and
FULTON streets Aar once hours from q Ia p. ID
Refers b-Dr. JOHN =. SANFORD, and RoBEBf H
GILLN0RR. lfsbl6dSD
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psrticsas sttsnHon givsa = tAs aa2s o. pszcAass
OeA4on frovisons and Produce. CnasignnsAA -
licitsd.
Rnna fo-etats esvinss Aasoeiatisn. D. 1oss, anl
peincipal National Banks Of Iowa
feh<d1m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-05
Tr11stee's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF. "A DEED OF TRUST
Is executed 10 me by leonard Q: Frost os
bearing date on the 18th day of June; 1859,
and now ON record in the Recorders ONCE OF
Ohio County, West Va, 1w1ItSell on WedEes-
day, the 18th day of February next, at an, tne
Cont House Ofsaid county, at public auction,
10 the highest and best bidder, the following
ITS4e hSises situated onil6ts no. Is AZ and 1g
ON Main street, in the city OF wheeling; ana
occupied by Pryor, Hnndlan 4 Co., 10 Wit:
One boiler boiler house and tronS smoke
stack attached thereto; one engine, Win all
its attachments; a grist mill and all It's FIX
tures: french burr stones; n patent corn shelter,
patent, corn cleaner, the injector complete,
with all necessary betting; three complete
sets OF elevators, sinks and SonvsyoIS an me
ner CONNECTED with the machinery; patent
holster complete, wheat separator, all the
enrners in the third stories, spouts, conduc-
tons and delIverers, speaking tubes on the nist
and third floors, and all and every thing con-
nected with the said machinery, ana tine
oq TERSs t5 9F s!IEThe purchaser can pay
the whole in cash, or give his notes at Jour
and six months bearing interest nom date,
with approved security ...tiH-
jan27-td H. CRANGl4E, 1Iustee'
The above sale is postponed to WsdneTday,
March 22d, 1865. = r. GRAEGLE Trnstee:1
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Farm For Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale his farm, lying near the Ohio River
eight miles below hioundsville, in Marshall
county, West Virginia. Said farm consists OF
6G6 acres, nearly all under fence; over 100 acres
cleared and mostly in grass. Said farm Is
well wateIed, and laid OFT in fields convenient
for stoclnor farming purposes The buildinSs
and neaItly finished. a good frame barn
and stable, 90 81 feet; sheep houses. good
corn cribs, wagon sheds, smoke houses, coal
and wood house, with all other necessary
out buildings. There are several good tenant
houses. Also, a large apple nIchardof between
five and six hundred trees, now Bearing, OF
good selection.
Said firm could be divided SO as to make
two good farms, each having good buildings.
Price SIS per acre, one-third down, balance IN
payments to suit the purchaser. II desired, l
would sell near 500 sheep to the purchaser OF
The farm. Also 40 or so head of stock cattle,
and large stock OF hogs. will give bar
gain in the above property, as am determln
ed to sell, having purchased elsewhere. Ad-
dress the undersigned, at Powhattan, Ohio, OF
call on the premises.
feh5- lmd&wH h SWAN.
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n for Sale 4ogq
TrI1stee's Sale. D,

10y VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
NIarS- A. Frost, his wife, bearing date ON the
second day OF FEBRUARY, 1865, and now on re-
cord in the Recorder office; q QUO county,
2Sth day OF February next. at the Court
House or said county, at public auction, 70
the highest and best bidder, the following
issI living and being on newest side of Main
street. ia that part OF the city of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, together win me
stornae tSVnrelionse, with It's appuTtehh
TERWs OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee, l
will convey such title as is vested In me by
said deed of trust. r,.,..
ian27-td ~ 81 fttAA491, I 3 Y Z,
GThe aboye SHE is postponed to. Wednesday
Marcel P2CI, 1856. z1'ls S. BRADY trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

L 5 made by Samuel HumeS and wife dated
respectively as follows: The first on the 18th
Iay OF July, 1854. which deed Is on record In
the Recorders Office in Deed Book IS, folio l2l;
and the second, dated August p, llSg which 1i
deed Is OF record in Deed Book. As, folio ISL,
will offer at Public Sale, at the front door q! o.
tiay OF February, 1853, at IL o'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
or Iagrange in the County OF Ohio, and
designated in the plat OF said town as LOT
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and Improvements thereunto be-
longing Terms s'ssh a. G. ROBINSON,
tnnlS-td Trustee.
The above sale is postponed untif March
10Th, 1866. feb4
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DIR. r. J. KISNER.
EcLEcTIc MEDICINES J

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, Sd ST., 'CKSTkE WHEELING, w. VA.
HR II HAVING SECURED THE SER
VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
cines, putting up prescriptions, &C., will ena-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
tients, especially to his many friends in the
his own office, and all delivered 10 his pa
tents by himself DIR. X treats All diseases,
both Acute and Chronic with which human NJ IAN
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate cases OF
supposed to be incurable among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrotula. Dis
charges from the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged Glands
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis andt all diseases Of the Throat
and Air Passages JayPeE1tfophy ah9 9 al ON
Spinal Elections, and all diseases of the,N
vous System is acknowledged by all who have
ever known to the medical profession. Dr.. K.
has been eminently successful In the treat
mento OF all diseases peculiar to women. VIZ:
Leucrrhea, Uterine and OYarton Tumors,
Prolapsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases to
He makes specially in the treatment OF
all Chronic Affections OF the G6nito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and Urethra,
Dribbline OF Ufine,I Urinary Deposits or
Gravel Diabetis and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
Ghonarrhea, lis com Piicati6 and sequelIe,
Spermatorrheaa and InPoteneyy and all nhec-
a99s sSeIe pad 70 the
Sores YaFioose pieeFs &c. PeE5SSsns ahiicted,
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KIsNER G9mnnnieHtons containing a nee
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. Office hours, o A. NJ. to u
NJ p. n. ,to4 P. NJ, and 8 Pm. toeP.M. on
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or TONS -NoRwAS-' IRON. FOR OH.
20 Well Tools, assorted sizes, received by
PC. HILDREcH q BRO,
does s. Main street
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GREENBAcKs not excepted, the most
popular article just now is Logan, List
& Co.'s ErceIsior Baking POtrdcr.
The light, crisp and wholesome Bis
cult and GriddIe cakes smoking on the
breakfa table, and the happy faces
gathered round the same, tell the whole
Story far better than we can. This Is
no fancy sketch. It is an actual and
most agreeable reality. The Excelsior
Baking Powder is put up in ounce,
1 pound and 10 pound cans. y III. 10
1dIl q Co., aud Logan List d Co., sole
proprietors. Sold by dealers every
where. dSw
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Mr. JOHN n. RAYAloSp.TrA report
having reached this city that this gem
tleman, favorably known among us
from his theatrical entertainments,
had been drowned at sea, we take pleas
iurein stating that a Savannah, Georgia,
paper of Saturday, the 24th nlt, an
nounces him as performing in that city.
RgMRMBER.4That Prof. De Mum,
the celebrated hair restorer, will close
his Ievees in this city on Saturday next,
10th inst. Over eleven years constant
study and investigation of capillary
diseases, have enabled the Professor to
treat badness, thin hair, falling of of
the same, and all diseases of the scalp,
with great success. His appropriations are
compounded for each individual case.
nthis he differs materially from the
proprietors of patent medicines and
cure alls. AS the causes vary SO must
preparations vary to prove OF perma-
nent benefit. We advise our readers
To consult with him at the Sprigg House
parlor So. IL will cost nothing and Will
undoubtedly be of great benefit
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FOr Sale.

TTHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
ate on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected n large and commo-
dfous brick dwelling house and necessary.out-
houses, This is lot number ll3, lately occupt-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson: For
terms OF sale apply to a. b ELLISON ~ s.
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, O., or GEO: X.
WHEAT, SO Main street, Wheeling, West
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soLDrERs' BouNrY.-1t will be graft
flying to the many veterans among our
readers 10 learn, that in the national
House of Representatives last week, a
resolution was adopted. declaring as
the sense of the House that there
should be an equalization of the
sOldierss' bounties, and that the Milf
tnry COMMITTEES be instructed to report
u bill in accordance Herewith.
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TnR wnAnr-The Council commit
mittee appointed to examine into the
condition OF tie wharf, having made a
report 10 the Council meeting on Fri
day evening last, We expect to see the
remedfed at once. The committee hav-
ing the matter in charge, will certainly
he consulting the interests of the city
in enecting the much needed repairs.
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For Sale.

TWENTY t2Ol ACRES VALUABLE LAND,
river bottom, situated three miles above
Wheeling, being a portion oil farm belonging
to the estate or 4. MOODS, decd. This land,
will tosuitf purchaserFS Rnnis adj,
mirably adaI TED TO gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
onnlv IN VIM. H. WOODS,
at Winship, Woods & Co.,
6eb23-Im sfIJ.No. Main street.
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A BAD SrnEEr.-We invite the at
tention of the street commissioner TO
the extremely bad condition of John
street, out in East Wheeling. At one
place the street is almost impossible
FOR vehicles. On Saturday last wa
gon went down into a rut out there
and stalled, and had TO be taken out
by extra assistance. We think that
when the street commissioner is re-
mined of this evil he will remedy it at
once. It is highly important that he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-05

MORE sTREEr cLEANINo.-Quincy
street, near orr Office, received on Sat
urday severe manipulation at the
hands of the street commissioners
force of cleaners. The thoroughtares
which have been overhauled look
with the generally bright appearance
which things have worn for the past