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What the Patients Say of DR.. MaRSIel's
.u Pills and salve.

Nh"G the RatAentS Say of DIR. MagEleps
.u Pills and salve.
The best Pills for headache ever had.n
My liver works like engine, thanks to your Pills.
II am pleased to to you, DR.. Msggel that would not
be without box of Pills for curing morning nau
sea, for the world.r
You will find inclosed dolEsr Your Pills are only
rs cents but consider them worth to me one doarn
Dear DoctorMy tongue had fur every morning like
the back of a cat Your Pills took it away.n
took half pill and it to powder and gave It in
Jelly TO my little babe for cholera morOus The dear little pet
well in threehours after"
suppose it hardly worth while to tell yoa my burned
foot has got we'll from the use Of your Saiv Incosed find
cents for another box keep in the house,
Send me another box Of Salva.p
Enclosed find p cents for two boxes your Nagges Pills
and one of save.n
1.-THE most gentle yet searching medIcneI swaowedn
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p TRAAEONTANA. IMPORTER OF
FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Dried and Green Fruis
No. IL FRONT AND IA FULTON STREETS,
Between oemnun aud GEa7iar GtEssts,
NEW ORLEANS,
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Ths Board Of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip
dend Of thryye per the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1856 vhicR
certificates viii be issued and after the Cd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1850 will be
deemed also six per cent interest all outstanding Cetf
Gates of Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1864 to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
CHARLES BRIGGS President,
A, CARRIERE, vice President.
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DR. DE ANDRrPs
PURE
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of Public City Country Trade re-
spectfully called to the Introduction of the
BarSapnrlnA Bfttera,
The most Pleasant and valuable Be that beenn
troduced in this country The trade general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks Co., 4S, IS and AZ New Levee street,
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchouptouas street
e. J. Hart & Co., 7s 7b and IT Tchouptouas street.
L. Basset, cor. Gravier and Tchoupitoulss streets
F. Avet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Lsvee street
John 4. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Levee strests
Vim. @. Mitchell, Camp and Poydfas strestA
Csss Bowling, so Poydras street.
T. w. MaTsden, Druggist, cor. Magazine and Grayisr.
Turner WALES, Druggists, Royal and Customhouss
G. N. MORRISON, Agent
u MagRsine street
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CHARTER.
limited STATES of AMERICA.
STATE OF LoU1sIANA-cITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

|
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....
| BE IT KNOWN t,,. .,,...,..,,, ,s Amt
tx s {ea 81 our Lord one Thousand eig hundred and sixty
IN She ninety first before Aphonse Barnett notary public,
dniy e bsn o. Orleans state ct Louisiana aoIesRd
the t5sg9 p9rts, , woe snbserbci
IN & q Louisiana relative the organization Of
and tboSs w @ agree and bind heselye
@ M Tor the purposes
ueF 'ae S'pui"'ions ana regulations following.
ARTICLE FIRST
The and title said Company shall be the MARINE
by which i ai be- kaan haED ~ s OF ALGIERS
VhGIe 4 sRs e y hereby ERE esSshsd At Agls his parish
M a 2f b yesrs from te date he eof unless
for DH' ~ W sooner h4aaaed' as hereinafter provided
....- ARTICLE SECOND.
The purposes for which said ia established
nature Of The business to be carried declared be
ing examining and repairing River sea.guin Vessels
on whom to eafon a5d @ ehs o e se b96
wherein 'D' 'a'p company pas ge Interested
fiRD ARTICLE THIRD
TIE capital stock Of said Company shall he SIXTY THOU
Hundfed Dollars each which capital may increased
the STOCK TSeuy fG Fsr eR e. a "
ad stock shall be paid at the time Of signing this and
Re balance at Thirty sixty nety and One Hundred and
d%ey Days after three days notice in writing The said
Thousand Dollars shall have been subscribed for
ARTICLE FOURTH.
The management and control of the Mechanical I.raro s
pany and the Financial aar to BMd u Five s5 peo
chosen among the stockhoides Tires Of whom sRai
0te SoiS b gu9TG to do Gn mess which Directors shall
The first Board Directors be composed Of the io-
9wng viz John Geddes, j. L. Barnger W.
F JOS aray&s hos Biois, wio shall continue in
elected on the t Monday in Say Of each year at he
@ or % @ G @ gsq m Se orleans, 4q 5 n9 sefys for % Phs
such eIecti1nss pun wv N' s'' - ae' as inspectors a'
ARTICLE
AT MI elections and meetings Of the Stockholders ench
St2Gkh"dfr shall be entitled directly, by proxy
h3ider tha BE- ened G. vote on any share transferred
ipeetluGsr
or Of p ar ~ m hr M ~ lteit u nFSi M ineetlns elect
@ nH9Hgi m III 40 ~ ILy5leTt o. $40 company WHO
yo5f a n # # s RsG,ions aa X H99 N ldege et
signed EaC member said Bnaro rectors shall, the
IN i N 6 m ] o ~ i ~ alpS ~ ny cotlnaaige N ONCE h2l
he be member shares o tie stock Of sad
company a ,a - .....
The said Board stoIl loye ro,xar IA make ,,s fr ,,
sdnce 3 M a e ts @ officer md member. d appoint agent
the money in liz pGt SrssIo sai m apgt ~ az ~ s.i
the Company, He shan give the faithful performance Of
ao n ~ & 7S 7 ana m @ 1'iifse5@y sefurit to such
H., Raf 81 o' lung 10 t'hie pe determined upon by
y - ..-.,, .,.,..
: I q NcT oa7 s,d T w ,.ar,.d ,.. 1..,,., ~ 49,,
appointed Of said Dry Dock Sip Yard and f.
@ eSy stn4,f' & foreman Gt the SaMe Rhe @
T1II II Uni "tii i y tlt9 Dy
purchases and eontacts building of said Dock and at
completion snail carry On the Dry DOCK and SDip Yard for
GbCt VII Hgs = !s 5tSTmes 10 qnti H. f&patl2n q his
Il a ss S" 5 g @ Ssds as
Tney sbaj mp a syokmen aad dssiarge ta ame md
s3Ss Bssd 1y 'ns Lei FfsS q s y Rs;SSts , seg 6
Il tyt tlo
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MEDICAL.
DR. MAGGIEA's PILLS AND sAnvE
! NEW AND GRAND EPOCH m MEDICINE
Dr Aloeslel's Pm. and salve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement of their Physc
made. The Plls.of Ir. Magge contain mineral They
do not grippe and they do eneebe the system by extreme
purgng They universal in creating
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
BR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

an antiblious remedy the following extracts from various
letters will be- it is hoped, OF sufficient Importance justify
the quoting of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

Each Box Contains 1e Pills.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
R5- NoIoE-NOne genuine without the engraved trada
mark around each pot or box, signed by DOCTOR j,
AAGGIEL few York, to counterfeit which is felony.
R Sold BY all respectable Dealers medicines throughout
the United States and Canada % per box or not
BARNES WARD L co, Agents,
Nav Llrlsa
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CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ORLEANS, CRY or NEW ORLEANS.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2Oh day Of March
1856 EDMoND MEUNIER
Third Justice the Peace for The Parish of Orleans
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A VIGOROUS APPETITEl

And correspondngy strengthen the digestion They the
Liver clear the Head steady the Nerves To those who
are not familiar with the use of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
POETRY AND MISCELLANY,
THE DEs ARC CRESCENT,
A Weekly Newspaper, Published In Des a no
Ark. Every Wednesday Morning.

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For one wear in advance -. . G. m
For six months, in advance ''''SSS ~ ~
For three months in advance ''.'''''''t'''t ~
No subscriptions received, nnless paid in advance
CLUB RATEs-Any who sends us club of tan, fo,
ulary. -s
RATES OF ADvERT1s1NG.
For square of ten lines arst insaytion e1oo
~ isolat Insertion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Liberal deductions yearly half yearly or quarterly adye
Obituary notices other than tho simple announcement of
death, charged the usual adysrtisip rates
line. ''s@ts 'SA.'7 ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

PEKTEGTLY HoRaIBLB -s[r, William Cameron,
in big return from abroad has brought with him
home pair Of enleus or oassiowaries, which are
designated ii the dictionary as a kind Of ostgicht
They are rather more fefoeious, however, Md
possess power for deatruetyeness and digestion
which il perfectly savage. They were believed
% be quite tame when they reached the city and
the owner amiably turned them loose yesterday
morning on the lawn. Last evening two interest
ING colored children and several pigs we're
missing from the vicinity. The inference Is
painful but as public Journalists We are bound to
state faets as they occur, OF at least as they
Seem Petersburg Index,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

| JOHN Ii. FULLER. Ga
HAN FAoTURER AND DEALER,
no. Dey Street. new EorA,
Has In store and ready immediate shiprept and
featuring TO order
Portable and stationary Steam Engines ant
Bolleru.
2ta $50 herse power Circular and Upright Saw Mns Of N
most approved consucon, an sizes cutting 100 to l6
TS, set q LUMBER UNI per hour Grst Mills, M Irons, Water
Salt Works. Cotton and WOODEN Mscbis erg etc ava ~ N
Vertical PlAnsru Woodworth Planning Moeb,ns,
ESpi5a ESa 5a1nsFS, IstS,s Gray 4 Woods Planning Ma
Drill L4Sshes Dansis' Flaming Machines,
1a.u4g S1otng M,gaehiinest Moulding Mechinea,
SS4latSthlsY S4SsY aatatGSlahesi Sash Machines, .g
SSprighb prlls, Tenoning Machines
Snroa Stsstn pps ) unlps Power MOrtlcng Machines,
FoIfe E9aG F99mp@ Foot Morticing Machines
5SIg 55SaltiIng FlnpA Boring Machines
STnpneh Fnfnfs, Blind Stat Ten0ning MaohiAaa
hsyofaqne Iaehs, Circular Saw Benches,
81 9ss AZ oaSAsa - Rrtghts patent Scroll Sawa,
Snslths Fpey and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
hun9er and Leather Beltngs, Circular Reservng Mis
I1satlsF and fsub6er Hose Upright Resarving Mills.
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Wster Gaagss aad Hallway supDIlss
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton ss,psY
IeSloE Eags Brown Southern Craven Excolslor and No
Vehy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and every
thing required for the and for sails at The loves
oLc9 1onl orders ase respectuliy solicited
ROBERT FOUBDs,
1nRoRzRR OF FazNoH, ENsL1sH AND erEnLx
Toys, Fancy Goods, ChIna ana Fireworks
ALSO
GAEuFAOEURER OF TRANSPARENT SLATER,
Ne. ~ jean street, New York
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This done and passed in my office in New Orleans in c
presence OF John Edwards and Eugene Felowe conprtent
witnesses OF this city who hereunto sign their names to-
gether with said appearers me- notary on the day
and year first above written. - ' ''i 't01tI
lorignal signed DAVID McCOARD
PATRICK IRWIN
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
And others '
JOIN EDWARDS,
EUGENE j. FELLOWES
WILLIAM SHANNON
Tcor+fr- +, e,,,- - Notary PubliC
eNtant in my Current Register re ~ 's''"'
New Orleans, Aug, 81 1866 ' Ne'
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TIE. u. WHITES INsTETUrR-
asa oARoNDELBT STREET
.--u-. In rear of the City Hall.

The nrst aim Of human beings happiness and Happiness
implies health Of body and mind
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am glrIealta lalln GIHestellt.
'rhe nunderhel,g. z

y ex,rnfsfgNrAE rRIP or THE THUNDER NOUN
,F64yii-A an 0TfEYaSa SUCCESS THRDuGHoUr-
SOMETHING FOFt FoREI6N pIGESToN--ouR NAVAL
cHTEF n'BUyRE, ETC, ETc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
MAGG1EI's PILLS AND sA1vE

MAGGIEL's PILLS AND sALyE
Are almost unversa their effects and cure can be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive of cure than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt at once and the usual
concomitants of the distressing disease are removed
These remedies are made from the pnrest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. . ,
They will not harm the delicate female and can be
given with good effect in prescribed doses to the youngest
babe.
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin SALTE is most invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone bu with the
searching effects to the very root of the evil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

TIL, po90Uu
month and year aforesaid in the nressnce "F ; te uhs;
and AdOlphe Alexander Lenes Witnesses hg trhn Sonao
sign their said pa ties and ma eieuhsS
J. o. Mclean, eA W c.arord. r.
Joseph Cararay W q t5eraH
r Schmidky lain ps1iparto
W. W. Care * CO.. Win N 4snaTo ssltoh'
Geddes Shakespeare & Co Jain T. t. R,rinGa- w.,
cas Sr9,tersi Heesi kearny Bluis Il Co.,
eI: a FggSdlcS, Schmidt Il Zeigler
a a IlnhlL ..-. William McCracken,
a Z, I-eles' a GanRnd.
A true copy: A BARNETT Notary prblfe
I OFFlsE OF MORTGA AGES-The undersigned Deputy Re.
SorIef OF Mortgages for The city Orleans Ststeof
tettheS that the foregoing Charter this day
New Orleans August 2S 1866 - y 7' " ~
CHAs, E. LENES Deputy Recorder
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OFFhCE OF THE ATLANTIC TYsTu-
SoE SS1ANoE OoMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No isi
street. between Camp and St Charles strees Juy
100 9I5hs S0mesny is prepared to take FIRE
RISKS, on the most favorable terms 49, .'44No1' ~
EDWARD RIGNEY, President t=
WIN. 4. KELLOGG Vice Pregtdept
:. III. P. JANYIER @e-e'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15


Our STEAaln0A ATaiEN.-T is not a citizen Of
ST. Louis who, since Saturday, does not feel d
new pride in oHr steambo boatnlen. The honor OF
preeminenee In a civic and popular pageant
which, ITSELF was preeminefit and notable for its
hearfneHs and yastness, Is eheerfnlly conceded to
them by all and no one. refers to the events Of
Saturday without speaking gratefully Of The
eteambpatment. s
The central feature of the presidentialreoep-#
tion was the river display. Without this the re-
ceptfon would have been deprived of all novelty
NO other body Of men of equal mum erS in the
world, could or would have done what the steam.
boaimen 81 st, Louis did. With only twenty four
hours preparation, they Transformed the twenty
miles seeti9n Of the Mississippi between st. Louis
and Alton into magnificent panorama.
Twenty miles of broad and mighty river
ye1ed with the paddles of thirty six great steamers
bearing twelve thousand persons, who made the
shores pf two States echo with acclamati0ns and
mHsic,-tT6nty miles Of flowing water sclapping
its hands IN xustatfon, flashing with thousand
bright banners and curtaned with dropping
clouds Of white sieanl-p presented picture of life
and splend6r equaled only by the golden horn of
The BDsphorus- It was this dancing picture that
caused Air Seward To eail st. Louis the Constan
tinopie ct America =
IN the name Of st. Louis, we give all honor to |
our great hearted steanlboatmen for this peerless
exhibition We never knew before how much |
they could Do Now we know they can do any.
thing.
The credit of first suggesting this display to the
steam mboatnen is due Hon. John f. Darby, who I
we ebelieye proposed it. The execution of 1t is
due to the river men themselves.
tSt Louis Dispatch
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15

The Company will pay interest at per cent In cash on all
its Outstanding Certificates Scrip to the legal hoders there
OF, on and after the second Monday Ia July next
The Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend OF
per cent on the earned premiums entitled to pacipa
ton Tor the year ending April 30 1866 for which certificates
Dc aSued on and after the Arat Monday August nsxt
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15


The iirst experimental trip of the mammoth
aqnIered RAM fe Duhderberg, literally the Tbun-
acraEoamtsin, occurred yesterday, and in itsre-
sn,ss Was as thorough success as were the inter
ests tfaf hung upon its issue of grand and grave
Importance. At s o'clock, the starting hour, our
reporter noticed on board Mr. Wm. HI. Webb, the
foremala.iu-chief pf Mr. M ehb d yard; Mr. Roach
builder of the engines: 8Ir, Erastns W. Smith
controlling constructive engineer ana Mr. Thomas
Main, his assistant with Capt. James Comstook,
lata Of the Baltic, Collins line, in command Of the
Dnnderberg which was manned by thirty searnen
and run By two hundred and ten fremen assistant
engineers, etc, the full compliment, directed by
MF John Cailahan, the active engineer.
hapaEty was limited to those enumerated. as
The purpose of the trip was purely scientific, and
the Inability of accommo oaatiag all The friends 81
the builders would have proved as complete as
aae selection Of favored few would have been in
yidious su only Tie parties directly concerned
rreTe allowed ID 90. III ~ 55s1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
OHS..'''..''''' CHENA,
And
FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, sLATEs SLATE
PENCILS, ETC,

Messrs Srausberger Nuhn being the largest import
es In their line aud having laid in their full stock
the lowest gold rates enabled to offer for the coming
son extraordinary inducements.
Buyers will do well to favor them with their confidence
buy at as~ + sE5'r = Et
all orders promptly executed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
INSURANCE.
+ .oUIsEANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
corner Of Camp and srayper .treet,.

TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
Thirty Lines OF Common Sense

Reader, having glanced the editorials ssd IL
ssws 10 this journal. yoa 70 the sdvsssissasaA
sayias 10 ussH ~sAss- pubiiahs. b ~ Writers
70 serve :bir own in srtsh.r
Perhaps But IL les true that eoscerws ysr
iaeres 10 rsid es thirty lines. Ifyou are healthy It \
presumed ycu wish to continue rick OF yen
desire 70 be relieved In shss sss Important to
you to know that HosrErrRR's BrrTERs ara The
safest and beat tonic and aitessvs ever advsr
sssd In any country This IL period Of tbs yesf when
the strongest iced nvsorsn Tor the oppressive hsas
drains the systsm Of sssn 9Th st thaa ~ ss petsnt
and Vigorous organization rsernst Il Thesvfss
p'asr alive ofheaith. protection asaipst the d.
utalisng action Of hest and the malaria II produces
ycs should sustMn the good consultation and sound
stamina with which Mature has blessed you with this
PBsRLEas vEoErABLE ToSr1.
Hcsn scarcely BE- Necessary to urge upon the vssk
and anx the importance Of acquiring By aass nssna
the strength which unasistei Nature denies them All
who thus eireumstancsd invited TO ~ TIKI
Bitts trial Before they hare taken the elixsF three
days 10 conformity With ~ dirsetiona, shy vill
tnosdse with sratftuds IT'S genial operation. fhsy
will ind that II fmpsrs mental we'll - nervous
energy and regulates all the internal functions admire
bly,. This .sshs experience Of the dsbitstsd and d.
pressed and in mailing u statements the propristorl
| ssho the language Of innum-rable t~stimorials.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
THE REBEL WING ON THE PHIL
DELPRIA PROGRAMME.

The "arm-in-arm" movement consumma
ted at Philadelphia is interpreted by loyaI
men to suit their own views, by Copperhead.
In accordance with their interests, and BIZ
rebels with view to Interior schemes.
We have frequently quoted rebel papers te
to this effect, and we now quote from q
labored letter of HERscHELL Y. JOHNSON, O.
Georgia, one of the more moderate of the
rebel wing of the new party. This JoHxsos
seems like Others Of the name disposed t.
play fast and loose with principle and pledge,
as may suit his purposes, and he says that hs
feels bound by the action of the PHILADELPHIA,
Convention, only in so far as It suits him
and tends to the restoration Of the power o
the South over the destinies OF the nation
Here is the way he looks at the matter, ane
II is worth while for loyal men, who hope<
that the war had ended controversy, to take
heed to this exposition Of the JOHNSON polio,
by one Of its most influential advocates il
the late Confederacy:
"The world knows that the people OF thu
South do not dpprore Of all that scus done b,
the Philadelphia Convention nor is IL pre-,
tended that otr deaegotes did. Protest axaius
what Is Objectionable, by onr press or GU,
people, Is totally unnecessary, even As mat
ter OF justice to ourselves. There is no need
to dehne our position upon controversies
questions OF principle or policy II il known
and read of all men. When restored 10 ron,
resentation we can argue and debate If oc-
casion require il. We shall then have A.
audience; ee shah eren comstifA8e part o.
the tribunal to decide TIE qsestions discussei
"Otr constitutional rigAts are Just rku
they res before TIE wdy, for Il il certain tina
~ IN the language Of that sAddrem,' the
'Gocernasnt aeqs'ired no sec porer by tn
var, ne Soahe'n Stafcs lost sons. h wsfv
nootiess to discuss these principles now. l,
great point .ned that, amid the f;rey
pay OF the ress'oas a party has been orran.
izeo that announee< hem. We can discuss.
when the right OF representation shall BE- =
corded to as, with hope Of success. ! :
But to realize these auticipations. =.
must hrst be admitted to our representation
an Congress. THAI IS the great question
essential vital condition precedent to an,
nope OF better days for the South, And tbi,
eePends upon the final success of The Phila.
oeiphia movement. Let us encourage thai
success
. Here Is frank admission that the rebel,
went into the ''arrn and ARM league with
sazss spa1f that they sought to aid the Con,
psfheads TO carry The elections during II.
war, and for the same object, the ,ucc... !,
thsir own rebel cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

"FIRING THE sOUTHERH HEART"
President Johnson's exhortAtions to his
supporiars to hand rhad. Stevens and Wen>
dell Phsllips arc uttered in the rsme spirit As
his instigAtions to the rebels of New Orleans
to massacre the members Of the Union Con-
lstitutional Convention of Louisiana, who by
their courage and patriotism, under the en-
couragement and protection Of President
Lincoln, were enabled to wreat the State u
Louisiana from the confederacy, and estab-
lish loyal Constitution for the State. And
while his partizans in the North will hardly
venture TO hang radicals in the North, his
rebel friends will be encouraged to 60 on in
the good WORK inausurated at Memphis and
New Orleans, to the gtipr determination Of
the friends Of the Radicals and tbs opponents
Of the President throughout the South Such
is the tendency, snd xach will be the effect
.of the President rabid dennnciation Of hiss
opponents in the North; nor can we conceive
that he could have had any other purpose in
them but TO "6re the Southern heart and
promote lawlessness and murder and defiance
of the laws Of Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

HOE T. b Bssni- Republican candidate for Attorney
oeasra Of the State Of Iowa. viii spsak y fuiiovs
Anamosa, eept. 18th, at pm
Cedar Rapids, sept. 18th, a. pm.
Upton, Sept 18th. up. m.
OtinAon, Sept. nth, 1t o. N.
MAquoketa, Sept. list. at 2 D. m
- Madiscn, Sept. Rth, at 2p.n
keokuk, Bep<. 18th, at D. m
xseeaagsa, eept. 10th, AZ D. M
fairfield, Sept. 17th At D. m.
Mt Pleasant, Sept. 18Th as7pn
Wspelo, Sept Nth, At .. m
It expected that the local COMMITTEES VIII make the
necessary arrangements for these meetings in th@I
respective counties. ME CrTrR
Chairman Rep. State Central csuustsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
The STRAITS or THE DEMOCRACY

The anti-wss Democracy have become en-
amored Of that ''little bell, which SEWARD
boosted to the British Minister he had but to
touch to secure the arrest and imprisonment
Of any man in any portion Of the country
which acknowledged the authority of the
Government. SEWARD has become. BY vir-
tue Of his support Of the lone man power
Of JOHNSON and his rebel policy, the admir-
alton of the Democracy. and will probably
bs their next candidate for the Presidency,
as it is sirssdy demonstrated that JOHNSON
can q carry . single Northern s,sss.
What changes time and tronble have brought
to the invincible Democracy. Fire. HgyRY
WARREN, their nominaee for Congress in
the First District OF Iowa, and WILLIAM H.
SEWARD, saeir prospective candidate for the
Presidency Who c2p DO justice to the sab
iect