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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-21
VOL. XIII.
NV YoRK. Oct.

NV YoRK. Oct Is.
The Herdlds Kingston, Janacia, cores
pondent says, ten officers of the English
army had arrived, for the purpose of trying
Ensign Callen and Stat Assistant Morris, for
the alleged murder of three negroes, who
were shot without trial, during the existence
Of martial law, in October last.
1t is >umored that an extensive emigration
viii form part of the general system of the
new Government of Jamaica The Jamaica
local committees are still receiving donations
towards the fund for prosecuting Ex-Governor
Eyre. Trade continued very much depressed.
In consequence OF the recent commercial
failures, the stock of American goods II
market was light and prices satisfactory, but
there was total lack of confidence in com
mercial circles.
The weather has been very hot, favorable
for the few States making sugar. but much
against the growing crops Should il CON
tinue so, the sugar crop for next year will be
short
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A plain farmer SAYS: .sIt is now over TWEEN
~ wears since learned that sweet oil would
cure the bite of rattlesnake, not knowing
it would cure other kinds of poison. Prac-
tice, observation and experience have taught
me that it would cure poison of any kind,
both on man, and beast. think no farmer
should be without bottle Of it In his house.
The patient mus. take spoonful OF it in
ternaiiy, and bathe the wound Tor cure. To
cure horse II requires eight times as much
as it does for man. Here let me say Of one
of the most extreme cases OF snake bites IN
this neighhorhood Eleven wears ago this
summer, where the case had been thirty days
standing, and the patient had been given up
by his physicians, heard of it, carried the
oil and gave him spoonful which effected a
cure. 1t is an antidote for arsenic and
strychnine 1t will cure hloat in cattle by
eating too freely of fresh clover ii will cure
the sting Of bees. spiders, or other insects !;
and will cure persons who have been poisons
ed BY q low running vine. growing ID the
meadows called ivy.
NEW 1ogK RETREAT FOR PoIITlCAl H.
vALIDs.-Ex> >Congressman s. S. Cox. 81
Ohio. having reached political sunset in the
West, abandoned that rich old State some
months since. came TO New ] ork political
Invalid and IS now to run IN Ben Wood old
district for Congress, Well. We are not sur
prised at ar ything nowadays, and the used up
secessionists and mutilated politicians who
are seeking All asylum in our city are sei-
dom sufferers from an excess Of modesty.
There Is room enough in New York for all
the Brigadler Generals in the rebel army. and
many Of them already hang out their shingles
here Let them come. WAY does not Val
landigham try his fortune in this city His
last effort in his own State did not look very
promising: but here. if he could arrange with
Fernando or Ben to get on, Of his wav, he
might at least stand q fair chance OF returns
ing to Congress II JEFF DAVIS could manage
to re; clear Of Fortress Monroe and come TO
New York, and procure new suit Of clothes,
he might be certain Of being a. once made a
member Of an old I MON club, and. particu-
iarly, az honorary member Of the Manhattan
Club. New ! ork will welcome them all. Il
they feel any misgiyings lei them look a;
Suaset Cox-New lork Herald
THE Colts Patent Firearms Manufacturing
Company, Hartford, Conn, have received an
order for the manufacture OF & thousand
needle guns. conforming IN all respects TO the
famous needle gun Of Prussia The company
have also an order for the manufacture of one
hundred revolving cannon. al a cost Of 500.
600
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YorNo mar IL Henry county II pro
cured license for marriage lately, before
obtaining the consent OF his .ndmoarta. When
he lold her what he had done, see grew very
angry. and told him, '-the County CLERK
anybody else So she remains single.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
OMstaa Republican Mstsrtty IN the
State A3,3lI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
The Ohio State Fair, which has been in
session al Dayton for the past three DAYS,
closed yesterday, and was q complete suc>
cess. The Cincinnati, DAYTON 4 Eastern
railroad closed contract yesterday, leasing
perpetually the Sandusky 4 Cincinnati rail-
road extending from Sandusky to Dayton.
The gap between Cincinnsti will be filled up
Immediately.
Official returns from al bat three counties
in Ohio are received. Taking the Coz and
Morgan vote Of the three counties the Union
majority IN the State i foxty-thrse thoaand
three hundred and eleven.
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Carr. ". H. Grace. Chief Organizer Fe-
man brotherhood, ,s busily engaged making
speeches and organizing circles IN Minnesota.
BE was last al ST. Paul.
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Democratic Congressional Nomination.
BosToS, Oct. 90.
The Democrats of the Second Congress
ionAl District have nominated A. NJ. Joe, of
Taunton, for Congress
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THE wOOLEN DEPARTMEN

Embraces . superb selection Of Blankets rannsis,
Tayn &C. &c.
The Notion Department contains splendid lot Of
Gloves and Hosiery Of the beat qnaiy for ladies'
gentlemen. boys mtsses and chiidrrn-
Underwear frr men, worasr and children.
Fine Broad Coths Csssinsrr~ and Hes-v Beswrry for
gertlemens Of the best quality and styles cheAp
A hn% stock Of Wool Cloths and Heavy Beavers for
LAdies' Cinaks, very cheap.
shswis without nurnb1r for L@dtre and Mi@es Also,
large lot Of breakfast Ehswis Bsimnrzis and Hoop
skirts OF the latest stsss% and patterns.
Csr-<ts Fis-er Gil c4otsIs Asts Rugs Drurgefs &c
The above but intimsrtor Of the large stock Of
staple fancy gDeis kept nv hrM suflre IL
they keep everything tnst ~ elegant ard usrfni IN
the frF goo3s lime from the finest siik and silk velvet
cloth down the thnbir r~-tle fhre.G hutters and
trimmings with which ~ make IL And ~ they huy
cinsirely Tar b. rb-Ir will have pay
th~u int~re' rs veil profit
Gall and examine for yourselves The preprietors and
fhst- obgrg ssi-xn~r wifi great pleasure in show
ing their stock. and II that you dealt
with honestly. Remember, they occupy No, ss Main
Street rcvT
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Removal Of the Archives 81 the State De-
PartnsAt-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
Preparations are in progress for the remov-
al next week of the archives, dc, OF the
State Department to the recently erected
Washington City Orphan Asylum, on Four
teenth street, which has been rented for a
term of years, until the new Stste bnilding
shall be erected on its present site
A large part of the capital has already been
subscribed in this city for the establishment
of new steamship line between Washington
and New York. there il fine prospect Of
m early completion of this plan for cheap
and regular transportation Of supplies and
merchandise to this District.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.
The Evening Bulletin this afternoon pub
fishes full official votes for Governor in every
county of the State, except Pike. In that,
il says, we have what is given as the official
majority II then adds, we have examined
and corrected the returns carefully, from the
tables printed in the various county papers
and believe that the official count at Harris
burg will not vary 100 from our figures Il
places Geary' majority in the State, at Il !: :
I06. The total vote reaches nearly SOC, 600.
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~ WING TO very short crop viii upAoubtsdly II
u vance sAsr ths psekise ssasna b over Hsvin,
j rsDsiSed large supy]y, ue cder them sf p4ics
ff the pessent. R0DAkfD0N . AkD1ae
sepc3
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The Presidents Tour -.Riot Proba-
BILE.

BUFFALO Sept. A.
A private dispatch from Detroit this
morning, says Gen. Grant and Admiral
Farragut are In Detroit, having left the
Presidential party at Cleveland. They
took the steamboat last night, and ar
rived this morning. The Buffalo Ex-
press of this morning has special from
Chicago, which says that everything
there points to riot on the Presidents
arrival. The Chicago Times of to-day
has long leader urging a riot, and in
commenting upon the action OF the
Board Of Trade, in not desiring to have
their hall used for political speech max
ing, says
"What they deem politics we cannot
say; but it is perhaps our duty to say
that the President will be protected in
whatever he may say in the Board of
Trade hall and elsewhere, so long as he
shall remain in Chicago"
The article in question closes with the
significant remark;
"The friends of the President will hold
possession Of Chicago during MS tarry
here.
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KNOW THY DESTINY:

Madame E. F. Thornton, the great English
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who has astonished the scientific classes OF the
Old World. has now located herself at Hudson,
Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derfnl powers Of second sight, as to enable her
TO impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either sex. While
in state Of trance, she delineates the very fea-
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aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
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position in life, leading traits OF character, &c
This is no humbug, as thousands oftestimonials
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picture is what il purports TO be. By enclosing
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F. FRESH ARRIVALS AND LOW PRICES.
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MORTALITY.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?

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Leicester-Town Representative, G, o.
swimington, rep, maj. Two Union
candidates were run In this town,
Salisbury-Town Representative, VIM.
Deming, rep,
These towns also throw about 100
votes scattering, mostly for j. S, Adams
In the following towns Baxter leads as
follows; In Morgan So, Coventry Oh,
Troy 81, Salem 60, Charleston $50.
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TAKE TIME BY THE FoRELoCK.

The miasma which generates epidemic fevers
is now rising in clouds under the blazing beams
of the dog day sun. Every living body, as well
as refuse animal and vegetable matter, emits
unwholesome vapors, and in crowded cities and
the dense assemblages which business and
pleasure call together the elements of disease
are evolved. The pressure upon every vital
organ is never so great as in the second ana
third months of summer, and common sense
teaches us that these organs require to be re-
inforced to meet it,
We hold our lives, so to speak, on a repairing
lease, and this is the season when the process
of dilapidation is most rapid and repairs are
most required. Therefore build up, prop and
sustain the powers of nature with that mighty
vegetable recuperant, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS. He who takes it may be said to clothe
himself in sanitary mail, against which epide'
mic disease will hurl its poisoned shafts in vain
This is no gratuitous assertion, but grea
medical fact, attested by twelve years expe
rience in every climate of the habitable globe
Extremes of temperature always distub TIT
functions of the stomach, the bowels, the live
| and the skin. 1t is through these that the mos
| DANGEROUS naladies sssail us. Tone them IL
advance with HosTETTER'S BITTERs, an,
DEFY heat and malaria.
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Ernm ReIIows BALLS.

BELLOWS FALLS, sept. =,
The election here to day has been very
exciting and full vote followed, VIM.
H Johnson. the Union candidate, was
elected Representative over J. II. Will
llams by 70 majority, and 81 majority
over all The vote was as follows;
Daniel Campbell Is, J. Il. Williams 2l3,
W. II. Johnson 292. On State ticket the
vote was Dillingham; 3O4 Davenport
23l. Being a Union gain on last year OF p.
On the announcement of the result in
town meeting and amid much excite
ment. the Union party gave three cheers
for the Constitution and the Union, and
three groans for the first Philadelphia
Convention. A stage load OF 20 Union
voters with the United States flag car
ried by Vermont Cavalry boy who
fought under Sheridan, went to the polls
from this place and returned followed by
a procession of Union teams amid great
enthusiasm and cheering.
SECOND DIsPATCH-9 p. VI.
The Union party are very jubilant
here tonight, and with music are march
ing in the streets and calling upon va
rious citizens and also the representa-
tives elect. ANS.
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Markets.
New YORK, Sept. 4

New YORK, Sept. d.
FrorR-Sales 5000 bbls State and Weslern
15125c lower SuperfDe State S. 2007 70; eX-
ira do S6 1OTS 10: choice do 50 0001O 25
Ohio IS S03l000; choice do S12 ~; super,
fue Western s. 1907 20: common to GOOD
extra Westeul 50 20; Southern neaVy. safes
! 200 barrels Mixed to good 50 IS; fancy and
.avtrs IL d. Canada umet and nominal.
WHEAr-2d4C lower. Sales 1900 bu. MI. NO.
I 81 20: new amber State 81 5O02 So; white do.
"I CoRN.|1@2c better. Sales $4,000 bu. Mixed
western at S1@S2.
OATs-Steady. Sales $4,000 bushels. Chicago
4164S: Mil 460G52.
BEEF-Steady. Sales $40 bbls. New. plain
mess 14,OO0l900; new extra plain mess, l9OO0
'PoRK-Firm, Sales 1880 barrels. New mess
SI TA ,RfG2- Sales 45O barrels at 1870
81 BSUtrrER-Quiet Ohio 25@25;. State $3.50.
WHIsKEY Quiet.
CoTToN.-More active. Sales 5000 bales
Middling 33631.
sSU1Sal4 Rt Sales $50 hhds. Musco
'1 CorFEsgsteady Sales Rio !, 700 bags. Jaws
| 1000 bags. C..-
at S Sig21 sroREs.-Quiet Spirits of turpentin
| 6S069.
| Ous.-Quiet Linseed at ! SB0l 50. Laf'
| sperm and whale quiet.
| PETRoLEUM-Frm. Sales 6,OOO bbls. Crud
16027 refined bonded 44K645. ...,.,
TA1Low-Quiet Sales 100000, at lS0l27s
WooL.-Quiet.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases
incident to the female system. An experience
of twenty-three years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases
of suppression and all other Menstrual Derange-
ments, from whatever cause. All letters for ad-
vice must contain 81. Office, No. 8 Endicott
street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment
Boston, June %, 1866. 26-W1y.
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The Vote ia the Third Congressional
District.
The Returns.

Observation-Disclosures, 202 Da-
yenport, Il. For Congress, Woodbridge,
$50; Wells, l3. For Town Representa-
live, s. E. Rogers, Republican, l0l ma
jority.
Bennington-For Town Representa-
sive, T. w. Park, Republican, 282 ma
jority,
Brandou-For Town Representative,
Dr.. V. Ross, rep, II majority.
Observation-Disclosures, 1884, Daven-
port, Is. For Town representative,
Porter Benson, rep.
Poultney-For Town Representative,
NJ. Clark, rep, 162 maj.
Observation-Disclosures 80, Daven-
mort 80. For Congress, Woodbridge 10,
Wells %, J. B. Pake I. For Town Rep
resentative, l. 7. Foster, rep, 81 major
ity,
Observation-Disclosures 286, Davenport
10 For Congress, Poland 285, Chase 49,
For Town Representative. VIM. Rounds,
rep, 1872 maj
Rockingham-For Town Representa-.
tive, W. b. Johnson, rep, 81 majority
State ticket, Dillingham; 804, Davenport
28l. Union gain y.
Observation-Disclosures 226, DsVen
port Al. For Congress, Woodbridge ~
Wells Al. For Town Representative, j
W. Stewart, rep, ITO maj.
Observation-Disclosures 23l Davenport
40. For Congress, Woodbridge, 24'
Wells 81. Town Representative, R. D
Phillips, rep. "a maj.
Observation-Disclosures 1874, DaVei
port II. Congressman, Poland II
Town Representative, ]. ellison, rep, II
maj,
Windsor-Dillingham 181, Davenpo
81. Congressman, Poland 1872, Chase
Town Representative, L. c. White, re-
q maj.
Ludlow-Town Representative, VI
H. Walker, rep, Isl maj.
Springfeld-Town Representative,
Ball, rep, 88 maj.
Brattleboro - Representative, s.
Herrick, rep.
Burlington-For Congress, Hoyt 3
Baxter 229, Brigham 1862. Town R
resentative, Vansicklen (rep,) 56l, Cat
400.
Vergennes-Dillingham l49 major
Congressman, Woodbridge 156 major
Representative, Benz. 7. Goss SO maj
St. Albans-For Congress, Baxter
Hoyt 803, Brigham ia. Town Re
sentative, Chas. Wyman, rep.
Manchester - For Congress, WI
bridge 165, Wells %. Town Repre-
tative, A. L. Miner, rep, &c maj.
Derby-For Congress, Baxter ha
maj. For Representative, Elisha L
req.
SALISBURY - Town Represents
Myron Burton, rep, So maj.
Arlington-Town Representative
s. Hurd, rep.
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HARR1soN's pERIsTALrIC LozENGEs.

Pleasant, promt and effective. Two taken at
night move the bowels once next morning. I'M
like all Pills they never cause pain nor require
increase of dose to perfect a cure.
They cure Headache Dizziness, Oppression
after eating, Sour Rising, and every evil arising
from Costiyeness and Indigo ion. Warranted
in all cases of Piles, either bleeding or blind.
For sale by j. s. HARRISON s. CO, Propri-
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3ttarria9eS.

NORTON-GEE-Sep 4th, by Rev. Leland
Howard. Louis Morton and Sarah A. Gee, both
Of Clarendon.
JONFS-HAYS-In Tinmouth, on the 26th
ult.. by Judah II. Round, ESQ., Mr., ChS are
Tones of Dorset. and Miss Laura Hays of Clar-
endOn.
pARIs-DODGE-I Cuttingsville, at the
church. Aug. g. by Rev. David Bosworth, Mr..
F5u1in r Paris. of Marengo, H., to Miss Or
Tissa s. Dodge, of CHttingsville, Vt.
cIrRTIs-PEPPER-A Castleton, VT, Aug.
aofb nv the Rev. R. L. Herbert, Mr.. samuel 7;
Cnrtis. and Miss Amelia M. Pepper, Doth OF
win the Manchester Journal please copyE
R,oRsE- WILLIAMS. In Bellows Falls
A1a aoth nv Rev Francis @. Wainwright, Lu-
| cius A, More. of Rutland, TO Hattie, daughter
of j. 81. Williams, Bsq., of Bellows Falls
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ASTHMA CURED
AN EFFEoTUAL WORM MEDICINE,


Or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness undouot-
edly, with children and adults, attributed 10
other causes, Is occasioned by worms, The
"Vermifuge Comats," although enectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, ana
found to be safe and sure in Graduating worms,
so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require ina
mediate attention, as neglect OF the trouols
often causes prolonged sickness,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach
and bowels cause irritation, which can be re-
moved only by the use of sure remedy. me
combination of ingredients used in making
Browns "vermifuge Comfts' is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
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