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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
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FIR1 INSURANCE BUSINESS.
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WERE invited Thursday to witness an i'm
portant surgical operation by Prot. Hughes,
at his ln6rmary, upon q gentleman from
Missouri. The case wal a very delicate and
important one too, but not being familiar with
the teehnicalities of surgery, we will not VEN
ture q minute description. Suffice it to say
that unto our optice the operation seemed to
be scientifically performed. Upon Monday
DR.. Hughes performed an operation for can
Ger in the case of Mrs. Sherman, Of Gripnell.
q critical and highly successful operation.
Divers and sundry Others has he performed
within q short time past, and all attended
with the best results. The skill ofour sur
geons, not surpassed by those of any city in
the Northwest, is creditable.t to them and to
keokuk.
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INSURANCE on DreIling Honscs !.

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il uous-fod furn ture can he nres ed IA liz 1hfna fr-
ssrcnee Company o. Hartford, Homs fnrtroree cHp.ng.
Ssw \ o L. AID other r,-pnnsI. i- stock c"nayrn e. t.W
one to i've year., at rates rat ginx II ON ~ cents &c IL
pr cent IN the {',0 Tor tie Who e IL or ~
ca - a. . Other ,e.: onssie -omp.uy For rtlsNie
iufof.u.tor on Issur ance Gallon the Ln6er-is n.d. vbo
can give bel r md mnify than an te foGnd - any 9Th
xeetsr y IN thi- s-c,iot. Idecs n h f*N-hSFk.
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Hrs Honor, Judge Low, i II the city end
his court will open to-day.
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RuMoR said yesterday that the packet Reso-
lutte, which we noticed day before yesterday
MS having grounded, has been broken IN
twain. We could find no one who could
speak definitely as to the truth Of the report.
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REMOVAL.

IL consequence Of the recent ire, IN which
! or foe t.ei .ts { room - As de- troy d we have mo. ed
us3 the | rye rom oF.r he trvu store OF b ~ nril
Rru~ .{eatFanc- from Fourth - Get VIII T W n u -
pt~asei TO *e~ or old custoH es aud all Others Ia wan
IL B. Is and shoes.
mcb6d3~ HAMILTON 4 Huf>hANP.
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HAD the pleasure off call yesterday from
Dr. WALKER.
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Jusr received at Bostwick l. Co.'S. a choice
line Of black silks, the cheapest ever brought
to this market. Go see them.
mari 1-Ht-Sat-tne-thu
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IhE"GATE CRY" ferry boat will be put into
the trade Wednesday. Meantime the CON-
pany's new boat Toledo" is making regular
and rapid trips. Freight and passengers are
transferred expeditiously. Be il known bv the
travelling public everywhere-by our citizens
throughout the State who would 90 East-bv
the travelling public east who would visit our
Hawkeye donain-by emigrants who seek n
home further west, and by immigrants who
would east their lots among the dwellers in
our fair State, be it known unto all these that
we nave at keokuk an excellent ferry. For
this our energetic and indefatigable friends,
Martin 4 Co., deserve and receive the thank
Of our citizens.
The Senate on the 18th confirmed any
quantity of breyets in the volunteer force.
The officers brevetted are nearly all out 81
the service now, but this confirmation was
necessary IN order to enable them to receive
'ne'r CON missions. Among those from Iowa
were br'g. zen. Rice, breveted Major Ger.
eral tor gallant and distinguished services. du.
ring the war; Brig. Gen. Belknap, breveted
Major General for gallant and m.r,,o~;an.
services during the war; Col. r. I MoYa.s.
brevetted Brigadier General for repeated 80
liant services in action; Col. j. NJ. HeaIcl
for faithful and meritorious services, aud ssvs
eral others.
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New GooDs u st received and daily arriving
at Bostwick 4 Cos. Go and see their spring
styles of dress goods.
mar17-6t-sat-tue-thu
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ATTENTION, PrBLlc.-Ye unto whom has
come a disposition to provide yourselves with
spring costume against the coming of warm
weather, know ye, that Vencill l. Jones are
now constantly receiving fine piece goodsa and
ready made clothing, and a splendid stock of
all things in their line. Call upon them.
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Across the river, at the I. W. l. Great
Western Railway can be seen cars, through,
with their contents, from New York in seven
days. Thus we have unbroken rail connec-
ton with the metropolis, and freight is ship.
ped withou:: change Of cars. To this fact
we call the attention of our citizens and OF
shippers throughout the entire valley.
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81 The most complete stock in the city can always
lowest hgures. JAM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-27

spectiye oaths to support the Constitu-
tfon of the United States and this state.
/ dare not vote for the measure under
consideration, violating as it does the
spirit, true meaning and intent Oh Dotn.
1t would then seem that we baseu oui
action ON the principle that "might
makes right" "the ends justlfying the
means" and that we feared to trust inc
white people. :.
1.Sec. l, provides "that the constituted
of the United States and the laws ana
treaties made in pursuance thereof shall
be the supremel laws of the land"
In the 9th Section: "That the citizens
of the States are the citizens of the Uni
ted States residing therein" In Sec. so:
"That the powers of government resdes
in all tile citizens Of the State and can Do
riphtfully exercised only in accordance
with their will and appointment,
In Sec. Z, that every citizen shall DC
entitled to equal representation IN tue
government"
Again, ie is provided in the constitu-
tion of the United States, Art. l, Sec. ~,
that no State shall pass any &c post tscto
law. and our constitution, in accordance
with that provides, that no er post facto
law shall be passed by the Legislature
| Art. 2, Sec. l. .
But more than all, our constitution IN
Art. 3rd, Sec. LIST, declares expressly who
shall and who shall not vote in the cleo
tions in this State, and by what author,
ity can this Legislature affect the right
of any one allowed to vote by that In
strument
The Senator from Jefferson reminds
me of the late speech of Andy Johnson
and quotes as suits his purposes.
Let me ask the Senator to read that
other paragraph of our patriotic Presi
dents speech, that says that taxation
without representation is violation OF
the great fundamental principles OF
free government.
Now, sir, I am done; having endeayor
ed to persuade senators not to pass this
bill, that I believe is fraught with SC
much mischief to the happiness of the
people of West Virginia, whose bark
though launched amidst the storms OF
| war, has finally breasted the waves o.
the revolution. Now let her lie mooreo
and anchored in the haven OF rest. VI
earth peace and good will to man
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fourth Thursday in May; and that aH
la,Vs regulating elections by the people IN
force on that day shall apply to the eiec-
ton the bill provides for. AS the
Registration Act goes into operation. Oh Sa
the 18th of April next, the vote on on Ihe
constitutional Amendment" VIII 10
taken under its professionalism Inc
Bill was read a first time. Inc lules
were suspended, the Bill read sec0hu
time, and ordered to engrosment; Inc
rules were again suspended, and the Dill
rushed through pell NELL to its passage
It was passed-Messrs. Cooper, kellar,
and Maxwell voting in the negative !,
A message from the Senate announced
the passage of the School Bill, Regis
| tration Bill" and the Bill ito authorize
the Board of Supervisors OF Hampshire
county to borrow money" with amend,
| ments. The amendments were agreed
| to.
Senate Bill No. 40, to authorize Adam
Kuhn and others to sink coal smart IN
1.-THE town of Wellsburg, was passed. :,
Senate Bill No. so, to permit married
women to insure the lives of their hus-
bands, was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hinkle, OF Pendle,
ton. the rules were suspended, and
House Bill No. 158, lin relation to the
statutes of limitation was taken up
and passed.
Mr.. Davis, of Mineral, presented pc
| tition of citizens of said county ,'asEing
that eight hours be made a legal day S
work. Referred.
Mr.. Riddle, of Richie presented peti'
ton of citizens of said county, asking
the passage of law for the protection
of deer in West Virginia. Referred.
Mr.. MWhorter, of Kanawha, present
ed the petition of citizens OF said coun
ty, asking the passage OF prohibitory
liquor law. Referred.
| Mr.. --, of Roane, by leave, IN
troduced bill appropriating 1924 fol
the relief of B. 8. Cook, of SAID county
The bill was read first time, the rules
suspended, the bill read second time
and ordered to its third reading.
Mr.. Bee, of Doddridge, offered the fol
lowing:
Resolred, BY the legislature OF West
| Virginia, That we are opposed to extend
ing the elective franchise to the colored
men of this State.
When the resolution was read, half
dozen members of the House sprang tc
their feet. Mr.. Carroll, of Wayne, being
recognized by the Speaker, said he OBJ
| iected to the resolution So the resolu
ton lies over
Honse Bill No. 146, ito amend and re
enact the charter of the town of Sisters
Vile, in the county of Tyler" was passed
House adjourned
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VIZ are under many obligations to MT
srooKroN, of the Express Company fol
-. wsstern and Southern papers, /
,,..,,,. nm Thur.aay Evening.

A meeting of the friends OF ANDRE"
1ouNsoN's administration, and OF those
who desire to see the principles OF the
Federal policy applied to this State is to
he held in. this city next Thursday
night. Competent and distinguished
sneakers from various sections Of the
State are expected to be present, and it
ia hoped there will be q tull turn ont OF
all the friends of the constitution The
place of meeting and other arrangements
will be announced in due time. 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-27
The Presiaen,,s speech.

The Presidents speech which we pub
lish in full this morning will amply re-
pay perusal by all who read the portion
published last Saturday. From the be-
ginning to the end, it is patriotic, and
its every sentence breathes devotion to
the Union and the Constitution,
Objection has been made by the enc.
mics of the Presidents policy that the
speech is "undignifed" and that the
personal illusions it contains better be
fit the stump speech of candidate fol
office than the address of the President
of a great nation But ii will be re-
membered by the people that these
sticklers for Presidential " dignity" never
objected when Mr.. JoHNsoN's predeces
sor recited in public little stories" in
tended to create laugh and sometimes
of rather questionable morality. 1t was
all right for Mr.. LINCOLN in set Grafton
in Baltimore to call the radical constitn-
ton of Maryland "a big thing" but it
was all wrong and very undignified 4"
for Mr.. JOHNSON in an of-hana
speech to characterize poor FoRNEY as a
dead duck" 1t makes great deal OF
difference, in radical estimation, whose
OK is gored. President JOHNSON looks
upon SUMNER, STEVENS & Co. as the
leaders of a new rebellion. He regards
them as being as much opposed to the
peace and unity of the nation and as
dangerous enemies to the constitution
he has sworn to defend" as were DAVIS
and TooMBs and SLIDELL in 1860 and
81. Having named the latter persons as
enemies to the government "at one end
of the line" who dare question his right
to name the equally dangerous foes at
the other end2 If it was proper for him
to name JEFF. DAVIS, it was equally APP
propriate for him to name his co-worker
at the other end of the line-THAD STE
VEINS
The frequent reference to himself aud
his personal career was also appropriate
under the circumstances. He had had
grievous provocation, had been grossly
and personally assailed, misunderstanding
himself it was proper for him refer to
his public services in the past His
whole public life has been devoted to
the cause of popular freedom and popular
rights He has been euinently 'the peo-
pies man" during all the years spent in
the various offices he has held, and he
has not deserted the people now that he
has attained the highest position in
their gift
Some desperate foes of the Presidential
policy have insiHuated or openly as
serted that Mr.. JOHNSON was under the
influence of intoSication at the time Of
the delivery of the speech. If so, he
must have been in a similar condition
when he wrote his veto message, and at
any time since the meeting of Congress
But we want no better REPUTATION of the
charge than afforded by the speech it.
self. There is no evidence OF intoxica-
tion there; the ideas are grand and the
language is we'll chosen the whole
speech is coherent and forcible 1t is
the speech of an earnest man, and if to
love the cause of popular freedom and
preserve, protect and defend the consti-
tuition of the United States" be evidence
of intoxication, ANDREW JOHNSON has
been Intoxicated all his life, and we hum
bly, trust he may continue so TO its close
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Away with your Grey Hair.
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No more rancid Pomades!l
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Ii you want something elegant
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Ii you desire soft and silky Hair
If you want your Hair preserved,
If you ant your Hair TO grow,
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Ii you ), Ant to be rid OF DahdTutf,
IT,
Use the Cocoa Cream
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Price IS cents u bottle
For sale by
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iulc Wheeling, w Va
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The Registration Act.

The amendments made 10y the Senate
to the Registration Act were concurred
in by the House yesterday, and the bill
has therefore become law. We will
publish the whole act in few days. just
as it has been passed.
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Latest improvements;

And it will be apparent to all that men whose
skill and abilities have been approved by the
best manufacturers, Will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in.
volyed- As testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
6y the judges OF the late exhibition held at the
Der, 1865
duced in this city, and having proved equsl, if
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
Iant OF a nrst-ciass Piano manufactured with
the greatest care ana OF the best material, will
save dealers commission, which only makes Pi-
Ole, by sending orders directly to the Factory,
as above directed, OF by applying at Prof HER
MAN hkf TIERS, no. l63 Market Street, for
turther information. guarantee for FIVE years
Is gwen as regards durability Of construction
OF every instrument and will be Kept in tune
Tor one year free Of charge.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. feb2i
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G.. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th W. Va Infantry.
PIrrsRuRn Lnlu Q Isf5

PITTsBURG, July 5, 1865.
MessTs. MCCABE, KRAFT * Co.-GentLe1eu :
Allow me to add my testimony to that OF 9th
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L have tried various remedies, but never found
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out it. Yours, truly,
L. W. STEWART.
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Remarks made by Capt. j. .. Bur-
dett, of Taylor county, i'm Opposition
70 the Repatriation Act, delivered in
the State Senate ON Saturday, Feb.
runrv IA ISffR

runrr ~, 1850.
Mr.. President: The Senate will bear
with me In an attempt to- say few
b words in opposition to the bill under
consideration providing tor Registra.
tion Act-being one of a series of meas
ures, that seem to me- looking to the
utter disfranchisement of almost the en-
tire population of your border counties,
and nearly one-half the voters Of the
Stste, sweeping in its opposition alike
Union and Rebel, and thousands TO day
as good citizens as many that will vote
for this measure. Pause; eutreat Won
TO pause before enacting in such haste
so cruel proposition, blasting and dis
couraging IN its effects on the future
prosperity and glory of our Young State
dimming the lustre and brightness of the
noble example furnished for US by the re-
CONSTRUCTION OF the States of the Union.
. mi resident, l started out at the
'oesih M 1i the rebellion with the mot
TO, ine Union, the Constitution, and
Vhy e:ootnen' vi the laws" and have
oMy yio,u0u " departures from the old
tanouai As as the results of the war
forcea then upon ME; the great one OF
which was the freeing of four millions Of
slaves, which all accept as the great
providence ot the war Now, sir. tbs
war is over and some allowance must
be made for. our honest differences of
opinion, and, at least, concede that our
erriug brethren believed what they
fought for, and ! have more respect for
q gallant foe than for towards in the
rear, who "snuffed the war from afar
Of" and to-day are doing all they can to
destroy the harmony of the country.
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GAUS & WARNAFELDT. Projectors of the
Office Saloon and Rest aurant, No q Washington
Hall, sole agents for John o,Farrall & Cos su
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express. All kinds of game on hand in pro.
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines Ales, &c. at the Bar --
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up in the most approved style
sep2l-6m
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PIANOS.

1--WE FIRsT-CLAss sEVRN OC-
l lave PIANOS full iron frames, Rose
r"od asses, manufactured in New York, viii
oe soiI TeIy low if applied for soon 10 make
room foT otteT goods
@. d. CARTWRIGHT,
~ Cutler and 0ptician
N'v, - Main 81 next door 70 the Grant House.
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Downs Stockholm H. Downs having Ia
ken exclusive control OF the saloon at No
Washington Hail. would respectfully inform
lis friends and the public generally that he is
now serving up in the best style Fresh Shell
Partridges, Squirrels, and other game. The bar
is supplied with choice brands NJ malt and spir
itous Liquors. decl-tf
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. |. Leg.

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With much respect l am your friend,
V. Ii. MEICALFE,
of Metcalfe, Bro. & Go.
McCABE, KRAFT s CO., Wholesale Drug.
gists, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole Proprietors to
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT L. CO., Centre
wheeling; WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport
D, and by dealers in medicines everywhere.
feb2I 6md&E
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Always Get the Best.
REEDS
COUGH SYRUP

TIME BEST AND MOST EFFEt-
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COUGHS,
COLDS,
HOARSENESS, &c,
Quick and safe in its operation. just the thing
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persons.
Sold wholesale and retail by
MCCABE, KRAFT & Co, and
.REED KRAFT & CO.,
And by dealers everywhere dec23-6n
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Stoien--S25 Reward.

pyanN FROM THE sUBSCRT-
n ph p e. Pleasant Hill, Marshall county, a
l gAAn = bhOWN MARE, (neayy With colt, }
sSouI - years OLD, blind in the lstt eye. The
aoose IeMaId Wal be paid for the delivery OF the
lnaie 10 '" IMAM Getze Centre Wheeling, or TO
ADJUST GETZE,
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TEN THOUSAND ACRES
OF
IRON AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE.


DURsUANT TO A DEED OF
Trust to the undersigned Trustees, iron
Joseph Whitaker, George p. Whitaker, JOSEPH
Coudon and their wives dated January th'
10th, 1895. and On Record In the Recordersol
fee Of Ohio county, West Virginia, Book ", pais
407, and also of Record In the Recorders once
of Wetzel county, Books. pags'7 We VIII sell OF
WEDNESDAY,, the 4sh Day Of April,
Ise6, commencing at II O'Clock, A, M a. puehs
auction, at the front door OF the Court houss o.
Ohio county, 10000 acres Of land, tmore OF les,
lying on the waters Of Fish and Fishing Clesl
In the said county Of WetEsl. within the bounds
riss Of four patents Of four th9usana actssg.s
granted by the Commonwealth OF virginia y
Henry Wynkrop and Paul Selman. aud ditsi
the Goth day Of February, 7s6. Fore more iul
description reference is made TO the aboys mes
toned deed trust ''
The property will DO sold In separate tri'I'
and a plat OF the land and It's subdi visions ny
be examined at the Office OF William y. Peter''S
Esg IN the f,.y Of WNs ns ,b,, .ri
the purchase money 20 be paid In cash Oh "
day Of sale. but tho purchaser 70 have the ~
to pay more than one. third or the whole OH
purchase money at his option. The remalbA
Il there be any, 70 be paid In one or two ys
with interest from day OF sale, and such ~
red instruments to be secured by deed OIL OIL.
faction d he trustee. acting in the prsmI,..
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad pas,
through the northern portion OF tho tract spO Oa
40 miles distant from Wheeling. the laDd coz
tains veins Of Iron ore OF the best quality. coz
tiguous 60 the railroad. Il also contains coal
and IL heavily and well numbered.
j. w GILL,
CD. HUBBARD,
NELSON X. WHITAKEB
GEORGE W.WHITAkRk
febl5 tayst. CRISPIN O9IERAY
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MessIs. McCABE KRAFT & Co. Gentlemen
Having used KTafts Diarrhea Compound, for
Camp Diarrhea, with which 1 have been deeply
afflicted for almost one month. all other REMEDIES
tried haUing failed. and finding it not only a
present TelieJ but permanent care, take pleas
IRE in recommending it to the favorable notice
Of all who may be like afflicted
C. MARTIN,
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WHEELING, April 25, 1906.

The following are a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily gwen to the Pro.
pTietors, by persons who are well known:
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OF Baltimore, Md,

VNHIs COMPANY, HAVING on
i CANNED in April, 1864 in conjunction
with the well known firm of GAEHLE s. CO.,
as Joint Stock Company, exclusively of prae
positions in some OF the best establishments in
this country and Europe
This Company claims that their Pianos com
0ine all the excellencies of all the
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:. GHOI.lL.ltA AL

Or It's .nired diseases during the coming sum.
meT