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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia,
March Is. 1866.

"DEAR SIR Il deem it my duty to
denounce the course of Sumner and Ste
vens. If one man remains loyal, he is the
State. | stand by the Presidents veto of
the freedmen's bureau bill. Let the States
give the freedmen all civil rights, and by
degrees extend to them he right of suffrage
Or else let an amendment to the Consttu-
ton make one rule of suffrage for all the
States. This attempt of Congress to inte-
fcre with the rights of the States after tie
war power unknown to the Constitution,
and subvorsiYe of the whole theory Of re-
publicanlsm, as based upon the old Consti-
tuition of the United States.
Your obedient servant,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

TRUE-Whenever a set of ministers
take hold ofa cause and assume to be
leaders of 1t, bv virtue of their ministerial
Office, it will always be- found that more
harsh language, uncharitable conclusions,
bitter aspersions of character, and motives,
sneers and ridicule, abound than with or
amorg any other class of man. For proof
Of this, the reader need only refer to tho
language of the war clergy for the last few
yeas.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

The i, much more of the same sort OF
bare-faced literary thievirg. Perhaps rob
berry would be the filter term, for the theft
is accompanied with violence. GEARY not
only stole the Massachusetts, Governor S
appropriate sentiments AID correct Eng
lish, but twists them into GEARY gram
mar and dreary sense-not quite Destroy
ing the identity of the passage, however.
Geary begins his theft by paying two
compliments to the Deity in place of the
one which he steals. Gracious Being
becomes "the all-wise and benifcent Be
ing" With this change we find no fault,
for it NAV signify that the man who now
solicits Pennsylvania suffrages has the
germs Of a conscience in him, and, like the
Hottentot and the Thug. whose religions
are also of very rudimentary sort, tho't
it possible in the act of sin to propitiate
its rewarder by ampler Inscriptions to his
awful name. But the next Disagreement
which Geary practices upon this stolen
property is villainous Governor Gard
ner's Yankees were permitted to "assem-
bic, Entrusted" with grave responsible
tics. Gesy must needs "convene" his leg
islators charged" And so he goes on,
buttering his stolen sunstantives with su-
perfuous adjcctives, in the hope that the
loaf will be swallowed ere it is known
to be stolen. "Principles are enduring, -
was the phrase at the IIub; but Geary
strains over the sentence and finally pro-
claims that "principles and justice are
eternal" We will not qnarrel with Gea
ry over this transmogrifcation, though it
is rule of truth as we'll as Of rhetoric not
to stretch the language beyond .,.o breadth
of the fact. Justice probably j. eternal.
but Ceary must see that in the present in
stance it has been only nine years in COM
ing around and as for principles, which
he saws, are eternal too, it is quite enough
for him to prove that the stock which he
had in Kansas in the winter of 81 vii
last him to the Fall of '66, to satisfy honest
Pcnnsylvanians whom to cast their vote.
for
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25

THE CHOLERA AT NEw YoRK AND
PoRTL AND.--A man died at Portland, Me-.
yesterday of cholera. He is said to have
been one of five who escaped from the
steamer England at Halifax. The British
steamship Virginia arrived yesterday at
New York, from Liverpool April 4th, with
1913 passengers. She has had thirty eight
deaths on the passage, and is anchored at
Quarantine. The disease is said to be
similar to that with which the steamship
England is Infected The Virginia will
be Immediately sent to the lower bay to
the usual quarantine anchorage, wuich is
twenty miles from the city.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
".Your obedient servant,
&C. M. CLAY.
&C d. PRENTICE, Esq, Louisville, Ky

"a The fanatics are the worst anti-tem-
perence men in the nation. If they could
succeed in their effort to make the coun
try believe that Andrew johnson was IN
LIQUOR when he made his tremendous 22d
of February speech, there might be mil
lions of sober men who would take to H.
quor,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
General Geary,

The person whom the anti-J Johnson Re-
publicans of Pennsylvania nominated the
other day for Governor was formerly the
territorial Governor of Kansas. His name
is JOHN w. GEARY Doubtless he can
write his own name perhaps he can spell
it correctly +; but it is certain be cannot
write his own message When he was in
Kansas he stole them. Were he to be
elected Governor of Pennsylvania, of which
happily there is small probability, he would
have to steal them again. Pennsylvania
really deserves governor capable of writ
ing his own messages. The common school
system ofthat Stat ought not to culmin-
ate in such gubernatorial imbecility.
We print below in parallel columns ex-
tracts from Governor GElRYs inaugural
address of 1857, and the inaugural address
OF Governor HENRY j. GARDNER, deliv-
cred to the Massachusetts, Legislature two
years before, in 1855:
EXTRACT FROM GOV. EXTRACT FROM GOV
HENRY J. GARD JOHN w. GEARY s
NER'S INAUGURAL INAUGURAL AD-
ADDRESS DELIVER DRESS DELIVERED
ED TO THE LEGIs- TO THE LEGISLA-
LATURE OF MAssA- TURE OF KANSAS,
cHUsETTs, JANU- JASU AIRY IL
AIRY o, 1855. 1857.
Gentleman of the Gentlemen Of The
Senate and House Territorial Legis
of Representatives.: Iature of Kansas
That gracious Be- The atI-wise and
ING, in whose hands beneficent Being
are alike the desti- who controls alike
MES of individuals the destinies of in
and of nations, has dividuals and of ma
permitted us to as tious, has permitted
semble this day in you to convene this
trusted with grave day, charged with
responsibilities and grave responsible
duties. ties.
| know no safer in For official action
deX in official action know no better rule
than conscientious than conscientious
conviction of duty, conviction Of duty
none moro huctuat- none more variable
ing than the attempt than the vain at
to satisfy temporary tempt to concilliate
caprice. Principles temporary prejudice
are enduring, and if Principles and JUS
disregarded, sooner. dice are eternal =
or later the verdict ard if tampered witt
ofeondemnation will sooner or later the
be recorded against sure and Indignant
those who are false vcrlict Of popular
TO their requirement. condemnation agn's
Let us then be true those who are un
to our country and true to their leal,
our duty Let the ing5 will be render
success Of principle, ed. Let US not be
not of party, be our false to our country
desire-the benefit oar duty, aHd oul
of the State, not of constituents. The
faction, our aim triumph Of truth anc
Massachusetts Sen principle, not Of par
ate D0cnment No. 3 tisan and selfish Oh
tor 1855. e.-., jects, should be on
steady purpose
the general welfare
and not the interes
of a few our sole
aim.-Kdnscs Jour
mt Of Councils to
1857. paqe 2I
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-04-25
STRANGE BIJT TRUE.

STRANGE, BUT TRUE
Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much TO their advan
tage by return ma free of chargc), by addressing
tho undersigned Those having feals of being hum
bueged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
other will please address their ODE dent servant,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
63l Broadway, New York
v5n2l-lyear-S. NJ P. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20

ALEXANDRIA, Y &.
The proprietor Of this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to cali the atten-
ton Of the public to his reduced rates OF pricss,
s. follows:
TRANSIENT BOARDER5, 81 per day.
pERMAt;EhEG BOARDIR5, with single
rooms, from ST to $40 per week, according 30
size and location of room. Room With double
bed for two gentleman, from S. to 81 per week
each
GAS BATHS, ald all the conveniencce ne
cossarY for the oat2 for:s Of haIae, ana pio2l
tiIui supply OF the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS. SEGAR5, sc,
" II 6HALLENeE co1lPET1T1oN.
r. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
jan 5-3m Magnolia House.
lYa A. B. MILLER, Proprietor
PRATT STREET, BALYIMORE, ND.
This house having been lately thoroughly
RE-FITTED AND RE-FURNISHED,
renders its accommodations second to none in
the city. aug 14-ly
MANSION HOUSE orAURANT,
lM No, Is, North Faigfax street.
r. T. LUCAS, P 20 P Z e T R.
Ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such al establish
ment.
OYSTERS, &c, including every delicacy the
markets afford, will be prepared by profession
al cooks, snd served by polite and attentive
walters, and at reasonable prices
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES will be Of
superior quality.
assortment Of WIN Els, ALES, &c,
The Restaurant and Saloon will be open, at
all hours Particular attention will be given to
orders from families and parties wishing dinner
or supper. aug 30--tf
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d OBERT L. WOOD,
u Successor to Ashby s. Wood,
continuus 70 carry on the
DRY GOODS DUSIN

st the Old Stand. No. 10, King Street.
ALEXANDER Il SLAYMAzEE (nc"
with r. L. Wood) would respectfully so'"1*
the patronage Of his friends.
: Our STOCK is al all times largean complete,
mbracing Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemeres, Satinetts
Cloths for servants, &c, sc.
a full assortnen Of Flannels, white ans col
ored, Fine and medium quality Dress Goods,
a full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, ''warranted genuine" Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting; also, Gloves and
Cravats Neck Ties, Hair II cts &C. together
with 81 general assortment Of fr;t-class DRY
GOODS, to All examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally
dec 1I-31n
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Clothing, sc.
A RNOLD s. FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dea!nrs in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTIN NGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMENS FURN LSHING GOODS,
Having disposed of oar ;nteres55 q sshe h.er-
chant Tailoring business, ss No. s., ling st., to
to O'Neal & Dwelly and removed TO No SO: we
porpose to offer for your Inspection good line OF
the above goods Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock
which we intend to sell at a small advance on
cost.
We shalt offer great inducements to Gailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will fnd in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment a great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US d call and you will
never regret it, at No. SO, King street, next
door to Millers China Store.
sep 22-tf ARNOLD - FIhLD. +
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
PUBLISHED {DAILY) By
EDGAR SN OW DEN, Sa.

m| |OFFICE-GAzErTE BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax.
@>TERAs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
per month or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
In advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
: JOAN =. ,E.I:3tETON &. SC.{,

No. S5 King Street. Alexandria. Virginia,
DEALERS RI AGRICULTURAL III
Anvis, Nail .}oIs: Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files, Rasps, Shoen.;, "oo7', }'c. Comm, in's
Iron Beam Plough at faeyocT z ICES: N.stin gs
for Titus Iron Plough Eesy OF hand Sash:
Doors BLINDS, &c., furnished 10 order. !.ooi.a,e
Fell, ana Cement, Percu:s;oG Csp& llouh'r
an} Single Guns, ohct Pouches, Powder Ll&@ X:
&C.. Wholesale and Retail. Terms Caah. scl-c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
IEHiSkIEH.


and in fact 4voryvi,;n usually kept in a first
Glass grocery store, and would be pleased TO see
his friends and the public generally, assuring
them that he will eXuct himself to the utmost to
give general satisfaction. oc W-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
LATER FROM EUROPE

The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool
on the 4tb and Greencastle on the 5th instant,
has arrived.
There has been Id, decline IN cotton Bread
stuffs heavy with slight decline. The Bank
Of England has increased its rate Of discount
to g per ct. u S. five tWenties 65z.
. The Fenian trials concluded at Cork on the
3D. Several more prisoners were convicted
and sentenced. And many were liberated on
bail. Jchn McCafferty and NJ. Massey, being
aliens, were admitted to bail on their own recog
nizance. The judge told them if they left the
COUNTRY they would not be called for trial
These men were cheered through the streets by
large crowds.
a great fire at ST. Catharine's dock ware
houses in London had occurred. The loss was
Immense, consisting principally of hemp, jute,
talloW, &C..
Napoleon gave his usual New Years reoep-
ton to the dip plomatic corps.
The Pope received the congratulations of
the French army On the lst inst. He returned
thanks, and said it woulcz probably be the last
time he could bes:ow his blessing CD them, as
he feared the enemies Of toe Church would go
to Rome after the departure Of the French
troops, The Times anticipates that by next
January the Emperor Napoleon will have
withdrawn his troops from Mexico and Rome.
Official returns for the week ending Decem.
her 80, show large increase Of fresh cases OF
the cattle disease. For the previous week the
number was 6,256, and in the last week of De:
cember 1893 The number IN Yorkshire was
1859: In Scotland, 1919
-yhe bark Norma, from Richmond for Lon
don is ashore on Goodwin Sands The crew
were saved.
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y NJ. G. i los 3 !,

TT NJ. GhlUS5l,
30. lS7. King STREET, CORNER HoLuMDUs.
In addition 10 his hne stock Of TOE >CCC, IS
now receiving large ali we'll selected sock Of
RONEHJElS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS: business
Of general interest was done in the Senate yes
terday A protracted discusslon took place on
the bill to enlarge the powers OF the Freed
mems Bureau. The proceedings OF the House
committee Of tie whole ensued on the naval
appropriation BILL which was amended and
laid aside The consideration Of the Presi-
dent $ MESA ge was then resumed, and after
two speeches had been made the House ad-
journed until Monday. The Senate will be in
session to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20
GREAT INDUCEkE

TIE uudcrs;gped begs leave to inzo1r:2 tl4 eli.
izer,s o5 Alexandria ana vicinity: that 2e Is sell
ing his enSire stock, con5'atiog Of
FANCY GOODS,
at and beow cot ashe positively ;a;cnds losing
business by the 10Th # March,
Calicces. be:t duality, FEN 3 10 25 Cts, worth
Muslin De];ues from 20 70 80 cts. worth 37c
Cotton ard Silk Poplins less than cost.
Black A}apacas at As cts, worth IS cts
All Woni Flannnis from 10 cts., and upwards,
French Nerinoes, best quality, from Sl.l5 20
Si37, worth s..
Blcached Cottons at p cts. and upwards;
Brown Cottons 25 cts and upwards; Indies
Morocco Boots from Sl..5 toS2.25; Boys Boots
from Sl3O to $1.75, and q great many other
things too numerous to InenTion.
N. B,-All persons indebted to Tne will ?,lea:a
call as soon as practicable and aa1 make Settle
ment. WIN SILV =,
No 4:>}!, fsn~ STREET,
Z1d door from i fred.
III My Store will be ciesed every Saturday.
jan I0-1al
yXTHEELW RIGHT & BLACKsMITHLNG
We the undersigned, hereby give notice 70
the public that having established the above
business at " est End, are preparcd to re29:Fe al
orders in that line such as NEW " Hhh, and
ropairing Carriages and Wagons.
All kinds Of Agricultural implements made
and repaired.
Particular attention given to Horse 5hoeing,
All orders executed with neatness and dis
patch, and on the most rcasonab!e terms:
dec 22-eo2m GBo. ". R0AT
g1OR RENT.-One Of the ROOMS on the
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. I'VE owe an apolo-
gy to the Alexandra Gazette, for having done
that excellent and venerable journal Injustice
with reference to the publication OF the Alex,
andria markets. The markets are published
in the Gazette, but we overlooked them. That
paper should be generally patronlzed IN this
State 1t is one of the best newspapers n the 119
Commonwealth, and if properly supported will
soon be enlarged to its former size.-Leesb1Tg
Washingtonlan
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yyrHEELW RIGHT s. BLACKsMITHLNG

T1OR RENT.-One Of the ROOMS on the
i first floor Of the GAZETTE OFFICE, fronting
.l.e strcet---a valuable stand foc basiness. En-
quire at this office. dec I2--lW
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Hotels and Restaurants.
M AGNOLIA HOUSE,

COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS STs.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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TAILORING ESTAD
= l. IlSHMENT

s. =
z LISHMENT.
1Iessrs O'Neil & Dwelly having purchased
the interest cf Messrs. Arnold & Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING" BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied BY
that firm,
S3 KING STREET,,
Where may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FoEEIGN ard
DOMESTIC manufacture.
M r. O'Neils ability as cutter iustides them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also fine assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts Socks,
Ties Scsrfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
va, Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at So King street, one door
east of Parker's Theatre. sep 26--tf
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A I'TGN ':'ION A T L n TT O n !
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,NANDRTA. Va.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds CT
FURNITURE which he is prepared to sell a.
LOW as it can be bought in a'y house in the
city He would invite those in want Of Furni>
ture, to give him q c2i oefH:e th:y purchase.
N1..lIAIG, IiuS@, I'D Excelsior III :ATTRES-
SCI, Feather Bed ;,c,>5s:rs aEd Pillows rcade
10 order Is the shortcut notice. For eala low for
cash ...ig ;i~-Gm
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At the meeting of the Colonization Society,
Joseph Daley, colored merchant OF Alonro-
via. Liberia. read petition asking pecunlary
aid. censuriDg the late President Benson. OF
Liberia charging him With Withholding funds
appropriated BY the u. s. to the Colonization
Society," for the support Of the recaptured3
Africans. and censuring Dr. James Hall and
Others. of Baltimore, with completely IN the
alleged transaction. The reading Of the me-
mortal was objected to, bat it was finally refer
RED to committee
There are at present nearly twelve hundred
applications for pardon on the president 5ahle'
most of which have been there Tor several
months. OF tits number seven hundred faA
under the $4,000 clause.
An old gentleman remarked the other Gay
! that in l776 we went to war On account OF tne
stamp act, and got the niger; Whlle "a 1901
we went 10 war about the bigger, aud got the
stamp act
Gen. King, commander Augusta: 5a., Wh1le
riding near the city, yesterday, accompanied
by his wife, and another lady and gentleman.
was stopped by highwaymen, and robbed OF
three horses.
The proposition Of Mr.. Stevens of Pa, to
abolish the test OATH IN the case OF lawyers, IS
fayorabIy spoken Of, by most OF the conserva-
tive papers.
One of the clerks OF the police headquarters
in New York has been arrested tor FRAUDULENT
" admitting llea into the police force OF tina;
city.
TIE trial Ct Gen. Mercer, Of tie ?ate Confedee-
rate army is going on at Savannah. 1t Is
thought he will be acquitted,
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TIE 4udcrs;gned begs leave to in221Ga III eli.
izers oS Alexandria ana vicinity, that ne Is sell
ing his entire stock, consisting Of
DRY GUt;ta>:,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-05

Church DIRECTORY.

wesrMtNsTzR pRAsBYrERIAN CHUgcH 70 s)
On Seventh rect, vain sad Bsond~au Services
every sakbath At II ans1% .. Sabbath school
ass Prayer meeting every wednesday ~ II D. IN.
go Cnsis, Poster.
RxcHAKQs srRnEr Il. T. cAuRCH-on RsrA~aes
oassss bsswssa 1Ahd I'd vusrsh4 pvseehins WY
~ = 4. pr.y~ nesting WssAssAs, evsuisgs.
joss Bono Ess. Partas.
UNITED PRReByrkRtAk : vtftL s,rres, bel ~ssp
MAN and niopdsAn services ever, Sal bath 81 II
and ~ p.a. Sunday BeAeei7ks n
vTReT PRu9evvRRIAN-Co Corner High esd Fourth
Streets 3ervtcss every sabbath 81 u g and
Sunday sehooie .. n, IN cEssanDss. eastor
uNIfAHIAM CauHCn,-osrnss aigh 49, Fourth
sersets. assvtsss ever osbhasA - II q Sunday
School os.n. .. nAssAkl. Rastcr
cHAfaAm sQuARn r Z. CauncH-oo r.ss 81 s.v-
cath asd nsxssa stsss. fysaeling essvy ssStssh Il
Prayer MsssisS - wslsssaay eveetAR
.. q. 6ssps ,Rsstor
vIRsf uAPRFDR CHUaCn-IAird street. between
Concert ssA HisA. III ~ osAssa W =. Presch-
Ing It n - 49, = ~ =. n rny~ Ussalng v I'd
nesday 81 TX .. - -. UsssovaH ,esstor
coHaRDaArloN Al cgUncu-use hstrsss, ssv.-n
hh ard SIXTH. ossvtcss svsry eahAarA - n .. and
~ p. n eabAskA esAsol 81 . =. Prayer nesting
% Wednesday sv~sings. 0uc0ss fnAcSxA. Pastor
ct JOHNS uersCoeAt CHUscH-oa vnresA street
between cosesrt a.4 HisA Services svssy Sunday at
o'elo . - end S0elock p n es1osfA School 1t
O'Clock =. y n. Wooss. Rector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-05
atlitary History Of Iewa-An Hxpla-
nation.

Military History Of Iowa-An Expla-
nation.
EDiroRs OF GATE CRY" KroKrK:
Gentiemee, Ny attention has been called
to somewhat lengthy article, contained in
your daily. Of the 9th inst, which is
devoted to ridiculing my project of Military
History Of Iowa.. / have neither time nor
disposition to reply TO ridicule nor have
any fears that my undertaking will suffer se~
rious damage from squibs. The writer of
the article in question i doubtless slightly af.
hcted with ignorance, as well as with . de-
sire to be funny. While there may be no help
for the latter, some alienation of the former
affection may be possible.
Divested Of its thick surroundings Of stuff,
the writer's point Of objection to the plan Of
my work seems 70 be that it is impractible.
AZ evidence upon this point, the Statement j,
nads that Mr.. Ingersoll prodacsd ~ rather
portly volume" and Jet has fallen sAort o.
covering Iowa military history = psrfsctly q
y dssirabls; and, further, that CAPT. Stuart
- written - large volume" which Is 40
concise = 70 b " frsqssntly unsasisfactory.' =
Seea.as propose 70 secouplisA morn with
single volume than have either Of thess
ssaslaAsns ny undertaking. i very decidedly
proaboneed hnnbus. How encouraging
this mode Of trsaensas i . lous s.tnrsira
y aatAoahip Or anything -, I nssd notaay.
Following up his idsa II o. valasaenaeau
Of y phs1 he vsitF n.y. ~ n. Woud
svsdsafly Pssposss % give - = ~ Il 49,.
ed chronological skslstes, s.a 49, ~
ilaess aGs.sp y ~ ~ sllisspn1n' =
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Nor long ago a little girl, nine years old,
said "Ma, l want Sarah THE servant dis
charged Immediately s'What for. my
dauehter?'' "Because she's s.ucy.' Why,
what did she dor ssShe told me had bet.
ter keep away from the sugar bowl" That
was not sauciness to you at all it was vha,
ste ought to have told you.r There. Ne, Il
where you and differ. and if Sarah is not
discharged Immediately, / shall isdre.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-05

READ CABus' advertisement in another part
Of the paper, the wonder of the ass, it is said
that CABus Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re
storative in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is perma-
uent cure for dandruf. julyl9 I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-05

A FRENCH father vas recently trying TO
persuade young ward to marry his uaugh-
ter the ward was very wealthy. .'She has
talents, even to her fingers end" 81 should
prefer a thimble there" 'She will be the
best of literary wives. She will 60 to pos
terity" "a had much rather she would 70
70 Market"