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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-19
DIR. Il. CONWAY,
8 URGEON DENTIST

HAVING REMOVED Ms oFFICp
from Third, to SECOND STREET wonId r,s,',i,' i.i.'
nlly inform his friends and patrons. thai he n no,
,Iepated u render his professional Services 10 iii
Is NM may desire them, at his once on sLioSn
sIhEhf Opposite the Dayton National Bans
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS AND sAILoRs

l. All officers in the Navy, who lost elothinv Inv
reason OF the destruction Of vessels ~
!, nli VINO claim retained Government or Local
bounty tboth Army and Nayyl '~''"i
II, AZ aDle and Ordinary Seamen, who enlisted
IN the united states Navy between the 2ith of Feb
ruary and the 1st ofJniy 1884 '''' vi CD
All officers OF the army-,yho ,ncr,,i,, -
condiuonal COmmissions-hnd " WI
. a., oNeteIahs VINO have received no Local Bountv
VIII ind II 10 their interest 10 address Uhta,,hy,
~ shh ~ nhfunhnshD iDs kast Pearl street Cincinnati
ONO, ONO, VINO promise speedy and prompt settlemcmt
ol the above claims '' s''N''"''
,., IN MATTHEW'S n BRUNAuGH
"'"" lOS East Pearl street Cincinnati q
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LUScH.-Turtle Soup at the Colonade
Restaurant, No. 2ss Second street, to-mor-
row, at ten o'clock, AM
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not 10 receiya
"A anote for one hundred and fifty six dolIars
dated November ., 1865 signed by John A Gebhart
e. Brubeker six months after date MS the same
has already been paid in full by The tunde iened
Z mlSw3t II Ifrttt JOHN A. GEBIIART
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THE D1lLY EMPIRE.

Tm FMR.-The Fair at Clegg's Hall was
again well attended last night aud every
thing passc1 or phsnaitly aud iagfeeaUiy
to all concerned. Tonight the numerous
articles renaining on hand wIll be dlsposed
Of at auction. There Is great variety of
very nice and useful articles, and they will
be sold without reserve. As fhey Will
doubtless be disposed Of at cheap rates, II
win be TO the advantage Of All who want
to get good bargains to be on hand m time.
Remember the sale Tonight, and all who
attend will be sure to get their moneys
worth
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LuNcH.-There viii be big Lunch
Turtle Soup and all the other extras--at
the Opera House Saloon, tomorrow morn
ing, at half-past nine o'clock. IL win be a
nice thing.
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the Post ONCE ip,.eJir
NEW ARRIVAL OF G0ODS-PhiIip Sugar.
Nun Nun WI entirely new stock of Dry Goods, which
~ " e0hnuent he can soil cheaper than any other
mouse IN the city, aud he pledges himself 10 oirer
,he otlzens OF Dayton and vicinity Good Bay00j1s.
roMer ns, enail any house In the state OF Ohio The
near Grand, being on the alert 10 purrhase gnods
~ oredf Bdrgdfhs they are enabled to offer Soods
u. rates nnch lower thnD any other house possibly
III. IN Don forget 10 call nt No. 40 Main street
aEnlpire Fulfilling before purchasing elsewhere A
SuBaIman, porter and dealer In all Kinds of Drv
.9ods, NC; can also be found at the same nlnre
~ retail dealers are requested TO give me n call
,hoe pdiohe purchasing at Cincinnati. or any other
mhuiesa,e mousse, rs be can sell goods at New York
mmnunloshe prices: lie may be found at No 10
Main street. until further notice mso'lam
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ID. q NJ. u. r, ELEcTIos.-Last week, at
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Dayton d. Michigan Railaoad Company,
In Toledo, the following Board of Directors
was elected for the ensuing year: S. =,
L'Hommedieu John w. Hartwell, John
Young, II. 5, Couklin, Preserved Smith,
Geo. II. Hin, M. n. Waite, r. M. Shoemaker,
and Daniel MoLaren.
The Board Is organized as follows:
President--S. s. I1Homlnedeu.
Pfcc PresfdeRt--John w. Hartwell. m
Secretary and 7fedsurer-F. II. Short.
General Sup.--Daniel McIaren.'
AssfstGnt Sap.--John II. Weller.
The committee on consolidating the ID. &
NJ. with the G. II. & ID. Road, reported In
favor of the project; and II IL the very
general impression that It win be accom-
plished. pun
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wAsrFpS 1.-Two Garbage rrimn,ers and
BODY Makers, at Baugdon's Carriage shop,
on Fourth street. ~ Niiih 'N lwd .
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Shakespeare Linen Collars, at the Eagle
Clothing Store, received this week.
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eB The newest thing out in the way Of
Derby's, at the Eagle Clothing Store.
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Shooting Anray-Map Killed.

a shooting .affray occurred In Gayoso
street last night between Policeman Rogan
aud Mike Rogan, about the brmer driving
Withtne mistress of the latt,r. Two shots,
were fired and the former ,eas killed, while
the latter was wounded iythc leg aud arm
severely.
Charles Oltenbnrg, sgoon keeper, killed
Doctor Hurd Brennan Jhis afternoon, for
improper intimacy witBhis wife.
The weather is clear and cool, and busl-
ness brisk
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MANUFACTURERS LABELS p
IN eAtfAfietY ~ The fn EMPIRE
steam job Rooms
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on. Sunday morning BE was taIn 10 the
lnilrmary and given IN best mednal treat
inent, but was too fir gone for ne physl-
ciaif 10 arrest The dlsea,e. n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-19

YARDS AND BILL HEADS
neatly printed at the EMPIRE
steam Job Roam.
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POST OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, April 10, 1896
Until further notice the mails win arrive and
,lose ut this onlce Us follows:
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FRANCIS C. BIcELoW,
AttOIsney-at-Law
DAYrON. OH

IN I'JN, OHIO.
the Post Onlce. e' Ii,,,,,J,r
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RHINE WINE.

i INGGTEINRD Vintage of 1865. The finest
grown since 1911
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-25
A poUBLE-BARRELEp Wall

UBLE-BARRELED VAIL.
the ''Radical Rowdies in Fort Madison" A
stone was thrown through the window at the
Mcdowell meeting there the other evening.
This was TOO bad really; not only as eudan-
gering the personal safety Of the distinguished
spea ker, butfrom the further result Of having
driven our contemporary almost into fits. We
depreeate rowdyism. And We have = very
decided opinion that it was the Butternuts
who were responsible for throwing that stone.
Locofoco rufiians always were noted for their
| disposition to mob Abolitionis,s, and from
sheer force Of habit they pitched into Nc.
| Dowell.
| Ii was probably some of the Dan Miller
an Chamberlain Devils Creek brigade that
went up to Fort Madison at the last election
to take possession OF the polls and ..cleau out
the id Dutch and go, "cieaned out
themselves, and now having got started
on that line they concluded to Ahow
their appreciation OF the Abolition Mcdowell.
Daniel F. should go up and instruct them
properly. He can't leave the leadership of his
Devils Creek Brigade to his late associate
commander, Mr.. Chamberlain thot chival
rous chap hash I probably stopped running
yet from the fright that took possession Of
him when he made has unsuccessful raid on
the loyal voters Of Fort Madison That at.
tempt of one hundred and fifty Devil
1 ID.
sion ofthe polls at that place last fall i.
a piece of Democratic rowdyism that oul
neighbor says nothing about
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IN PURSUIT OF DAMAGED CHAR.
AcTER.

The "Hero Of Hartsvile - our political
MicAwBER who viii get to Congress whenever
Conservative Butternut majority turns up
in the First District Of Iowa. which promises
10 be all indefinite time after the last Jud 2ment
Day doesn't scare the Hark>Eye to any
q .at extent by his libel suit. The injured
tsrz has lost his character by the publication
Of the letter Of Mr.. MctiILI, and for this he
claims of the Ho,ck Eye the sum of 6s-
thousand dollars. He must have q very
mean opinion of himself in his representative
capacity as the Minister of the Government
to Guatemala. as he estimates his character
TO be worth just 81. 500 less than his salary as
minister with the difference between gold and
Federal currency.
| The Hank Eye says that upon the publiea-
ton Of McGrli.'s letter it was spoken TO by
Gen. WARREN and by his friend Mr.. PHELPS
about the matter, they representing that
matter. The Ha~k-Epe assured them
OF thorough willingness to publish any coun-
ter statement which WARREN or his friends
might wish 10 make The didn't make the
counter statem-i Is but did commence their
suit for libel. OF course it is for buncomb
and Gen. FiTz HESRY will doubtless be very
willing to let the case drop as soon as the
election is past
| The Hank Eye says
"We have spoken plainlyof Gen. Warren
1 .s,4
| spondents have ventilated some of his bust
ness transactions, of which we personally
know nothing except that they are common
talk in business and social circles Every
body knows that has any acquaintance with
the matter, that Gen. Warren has failed two
or three times in business; that his creditors,
many of them poor men, have not been able
TO get from him their just dues; that be lives
in one Of the finest mansions in the city. sur
rounded BY all the elegance and Injuries that
wealth can procure; and that it is currently
believed by q large portion of this community
TINT Gen. Warren's failures have been Of that
kind which leave the pockets of bankrupts
full and hose Of their victims empty"
The virtaous FIRE. who dsprecstes the use
Of personalities aud who meets the Hark-
Eyes publication of letters from responsible
med, signed in their own name, and Of which
it made no editorial enforcement By : lbel
suit was once editor Of . paper as BurliBe-
ton. The virtuous Fra vas not then model
Of eourtesy and meekness in his trsatmsss 4
his opponents. The Heek Eys CLEANS from
his 6rss editorial the following Il shich WAs.
szs vas paying his attentions 70 Hoa. JAnss
CLARK, then 4 prominent member of ~ -.
position. We submit Int these specimens Of
WAHHxH On the raApaGs ass moro fuscibl
thaa di1.i6sd. h iswisA vssypee -
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IOWA ITEMS.
The Henry County FAR Is held at Mt.
Pleasant, October Sd, 4th, and 5th

The Henry County Far Is held At Mt.
Pleasant, October Sd, 4th, and 9th.
October first. @g
The Copper. Johnsonites in Heasy can
summon up pluck to nominate county
ticket.
The Home Journal records the labors Of
F1tz Henry to keep High Henry on the '.My
Policy" track, which, of course, he spcceeds
admirably in not doing warren has a
hard time keeping the reconstructed of this
county constructed. They have an everlast-
ing tendency to decentralization. and 1t takes
about two visits week from Fitz Henry, to
keep them from deserving altogether The
reconstructed of this locality had little
meeting on last Monday, Warrsn being pres
ent, to consider their vhereabouts, having
lost sight Of johnson and his tortaous route
Warren suggested that they sing, ~ appro-
pirate for the occasion: as
eWAsrs nsv IL good old Mossa, La Fs
But before the tune was raised, Palmer strueh
up and sung 4.
Hes gone he's gonel the Lord knows vAeeA'
While the above was being suss The Hangs
weep ed 'muchly.' ard one Or tko Of them
sobbed forth: Sinners eutscsd me and
consented At the close Of Palmer's song,
the crovd--sis IN number-marched out,
wsssyMs murmurins, TO b, Of not "a
70 III That's the question.
The Blcon6sld 0ssvJ ~; Col ].
Y. EIlis, lats Of IL 1GolA 1oss Fooe CasalJ
RA6lpshl. 1eb - <d1iia61 -
lsci6s - NJ csstt5I, ~ 1t c. =
nossl ise d1iasy1 % nssss, 20 esslas'i
fnd 10y vla 1aa Who wuaa III 90
~ 14my1nyr1entt tGs1 M
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Boys shoulda't Ct nad, auH thsy
shouldn't carry vsapsas, and ~ eslda't
quarrel, and tAsys alaa't - sA ~
= occurred ~ 49,
county, ard ssslk - ~ = vste -
~ recently md - rssslt - = 4 hns -
arribed By ths CD JAs6 sene ~
5ftom NJ. Ha1,l,s - ~
into ~ alts6s luil -
his hand . 49, elysf, - ~ -
boy, becontg Ssd. - - 4
and shot HsIa1 A - - -
shot Of course provsd ishl, but ssis tssea.
iyshs csss with shxf dkssact6Foa ~ousd6, ~
poor fsllov lipgsrsd sooe time d ssset diss
areas, and gave the particulars Of the a6air.
Yosng Hsrsley wss = vefy quist inodsnsiSs
boy, and not in the habit Of Quarreling, and
the heart of that boy must be very bad who
could have done saeh horrible dedd. We
learn that the boys name is Randall. He
VS. arrested shortly After the Commission OF
the crime"
Somebody complains to Dixon Of the
Register that he is putting too much politics
!, into the Local Department Of that paper,
whereupon ]. NJ. responds in the following
columbiadical style: :, Duringhhe excitements
of political campaigns, it has been our Gus
tom to roll up our sleeves, and wade into the
Copperhead faction to our eyes. We are too
old to change our tactics; and until the cleo
ton of this year shall have passed Of, we
design, the Lord being our helper, to
smite the Philistines, hip and thigh; from
the rising Of the sun to the going down there
Of ANY man who clearly comprehends the
momentous issues Of this campaign, and who
is afraid to open his mouth, or WELD his pen,
in vndication Of the principles which under
lie free government or who Is too much of a
coward to denounce An internal crew OF
johnson traitors who are struggling, through
revolution and usurpation, to get possession
of the Ship Of State, and run it on the rocks
Of anarchy and ruin, had better regard him.
self Is q cumberer of the ground. and rush
out of world which is disgraced by his
Ipresence!"
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."' pe'p'so' Lee Comfy will be addressed at times
- '''s1~'- let the Union Repub,ieans In
's&a'' taks '7asl interest in annourcinr II.
=. aau s',saa 'sepssives with their n.ishbor,.
- IN 'ne eN-ns-t; stir up the iukeuarm /: 70
With your families DOT tbs meetings, ~ -. na.,. y
sv-r, township in Lee County deter ni.. 10 & ~.
part In swelling the grand majority for ~. ~.
"a. be .on ,, the great party Of loyalty vnrc,.san.
shs whole country. 1s'oa'
FURTHER announcements viii be mad. h,~..~
J. ,. Howell -. McAfsry -
aad Howell. "snry VConnor
y. z1heIs IN ,n5,'snr-s Sept ssh; H..ry ooo..o,
F9oiSTr 49, Point. sspt M Hsssy 0oo..
NLutoN-Chsr3sston, Dspssuhsr ~ u...
oCsnnse nd }. D. Howell 'safy
EsW eos1on-ortabss - /; Cal. nnnb ~ oo,. j
y4r DusM-os1se. ~ ~ As.ry o,un.s,
p.s noMn-vAsssssa ostshg ~; Col sr,,,
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,

Gov. VIM. Stone will address the people OF Iowa,
on the political issues Of the day, at the following
aces and times yia:
Abba, Saturday, Sept. 90 p. m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. Q, 4 p. m.
The friends the cause and the Republican Central
COMMITTEES OF the several countless are requested to
AXE all the local Arrangements for the meetings In
respective counties ME- CUTTs
Chairman Rep. State Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-25
indrew Johnson on Reconstruction.

fn calling sntoi, to the ststs who sh.
rss.ore and re".sabush IL Shall the who gave his
lnanenee and h.. destroy the Government, Il
be 80 participate IN the work o. rtrrganizsau,
Shall he who h.onght this misery upon tbs state per
mitted 10 control its destinies II this be 60 then all
this pfeci blood Of erxve soldier, on GERS
frssy pour~i out viii hsve been wsn,anIy spilled all
theg'orons victories won by noble armies viii 70
for naught and all the bsttshslds which have been
sown With dead heroes during the rebellion wphave been
nade memorable In vain. Why all this earnng. and de-
ysataton' II that treason might 10 pat down aud
traitors punished. Therefore say that traitors must
tai hark unat In, fha ~
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~ ~ OaGAonala Misistss vhiass nov
abost psrsoualisin aad sesin rsdrss II Khsl
hits. Hsrst ~ rhsteoA NJ e6seEdias 70
hs seAoola, i1'0hisA m Hsssr dslhassa
9ditees
l>.1Assa ont, Janss clnsA, ii III - ps6
| w. that the p.haic ma - you = -. srs
VIZ ese yoss. caims to5h4 hanehU oraoe
l}acy poition ypu sss4 AFstoe ! -
so Ht6W - sS4n11e Qakrl xe4
49, oe1lhsr seeEt1v, 1orty 6eae1 ~
feeling There are ysta lev lingerings o. ne
4fvine eatnre, which the most debesed canncs
t4&eray sti6e within them, spared 70 you, and
j. their upbraidings to your hredesma>
~ seesRduotsms your eunseaeaee YARNS
States evidence and forbid yoH to t6steS Q
ifeody look spon an honest ssaa.'
And 70 on and 30 forth through the whole
article, saying in conclusion: " II the gals
l. lows, on which l have suspended this moral
4 pestilence is not erected high enossh, he
I shall have at my hands more consrieuous
4 altitude. - I leave the loathsome
.. carrion to infect the moral and political
" atmosphere which surrounds him." In =
subsequent article Fitz Henry returns to
q his vomit,r calls Mr.. Clark " the putrid
g mass Of human fecalence," and recorn-
mends the " city scavenger to cast him out to
the usual depository Of filth
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WAsHIScrox-Jonas Rice,
GREEN BAY--Georre Jolly,

L kUAH--
WASHINGTON Rice,
GRrEs BAY--George Jolly.
MADISON. NJ. Layton,
On motion Of Mr.. Beck, the Chair ap>
pointed a committee of FIVE to nominate a
County Central Committee. The committee
was as follows: Messrs. kinley. J. NJ.
Beck, Judge Frank Balhnger, Capt. Sample,
= Walkup.
The Committee on Nominations by Hon.
Peo. W. NcCrary, Chairman reported; For
Clerk of the District Court, George Rollett
Or Madison township; For Recorder, Noble
Warwick Of Charleston township. The re.
por. was unanimously adopted. and these
gentlemen were nominated by the Conven-
ton.
While the committee were celebrating.
Hon. Henry OaConnor, Of Muscatne, was
introduced to the audience, aud made an
able and effective speech.
Following him. and the report OF the Com
mittee on Nominations, Hon. Charles Case,
Of Indiana, made g forcible and telling
speech.
The Commute on nominating q Central
Committee, reported by their Chairman, E.
Kinley, Esq, as follows:
LEE COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Hon. B. S. Merriam, Chairman: Jackson
township.
John G. Waterman, Jackson township.
! Major W. b. Collins. jackson township.
Capt. " II. Gill, Franklin township. ].
It. CIV. Turner. West Point township.
John Fl. Winterbotham, Madison town
ship.
John Van yalkenburgh, Madison town.
ship.
mass meeting Was announced to be held
at Pitman' Grove near West Point, October
9th, which would be addressed by Senator
Grimes, Hon. Geo. ". AeCnry, Hon. james
Harlan and Gen. Hills.
With ronsing cheers for the candidates, the
Convention adjourned.
W. II. GmL, Chairman.
s. VI. CLARK,
j. G.. Wrlsos. Secretaries
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Gxx. RoBgRr L. Lee is the subject Of The
foloSing paragraph from the Lex Ing,on
| tVirginlal correspondence Of the New York
| Times:
| "Lee livesa peaceful, cheerful. uni btrn-
/ sive life among these mountains. Leel holds
! himself utterly aloof from the disputes aud
discussions Of the hour, and here 10 a proof !:
/ On Saturday he vas Ut Roekbridge Baths.
Stalwart and erect AS ever, white haired and
rudy hued, his eye still bright and kindly as
Of old, he sat among the ladies OF the heigh
borhood chatting rs any other man might
! do: but with him, with his past and present
hanging about, il seemed like the dead past
holding converse with the muses Prebently
there wss the confusion Of the nightly srriyal
| from Richmond, and one gentleman, being
acquainted with the General greeted him.
and, after the common places, rendered him
ting newspapers of the day. Thank you.
sid Lee, blu, never read any of them.
Lee lives here. comfortably and CALMLY with
his family aud many OF his former friends
around His son. Gusts Lee, is a Professor
! in the Institute here, and his former Chief OF
Staff, Gen. Pendleton- j. the Episcopal cler>
gymsn Of the town"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-25

HON. T. IL srrlrs Republics candidate for supr-m.
Court Reporter will address, the people OF Iowa =. tbs
following times and places, viz;
Dconsboro. Sept flat, asp
Nevada, Sept I'D at D. m
Marshalltown, Sept 24th at nm
Toledo, eeps. 18th at IN m
Marengo, Sept 18th, at D. M
vinton, Sept 9th. at 2 m
Marion, Sept 2sth at2pm
Ans1osA Sept. 19th, at2pm
Upton. Oct lss 1t 2 D. m
Muscstine, Oct. -. at o m
wspello Oct. 81 at p. m.
Mt Pleasant, oct. &th, at . .. m.
Fairfield, ocs. 9Th, ct Up. N.
The Republican Central Committees Of the several
countless are requested to see that due notice given
these meetings IN their respective counties xnd to
axe all necessary arrangements therefor
NJ. =. CUTS
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ROMN uF GLORY.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Il viltg z<bd Is. xhrss yeass a rsps<y 10
creasnx sale have made the Ausb ala famous all owe
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEAsB.--
II cures Itching u the He'd.
1t makes Sew Ia grow Raid Hs@As
1t 81 s,sots the 81 from Falling Out
IL readsfs tbs Ha's satt and aicssy
Cleanse thu Scalp. Coz - .hs uaaaed Brow Renew
DAndrud; Cuses Nervous Hrsdsehs Cures BABdss
Inssrss Luxs riass Locks; fneinss Hal 10 Curl; sap
sedss wigs; siis Hair KA,ers Good effect ayparset
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosis will suit yea sea Aeganty put up
Deiirately PerfumsA Pat cais.d by orern Singers and
Actresses aid In spicn id esrfons, contain
leg two large bottie.-Ne. for merning, No l ~
evening
Tnnaa ~ NO MssTnRE ABOUT r..
SrrRLl N; 3 AARRosiA is the test most agreeable
and sascstva ,oflst In the crii ToFfore this, my
eatton
soid by Dr. sgssts,
snrlinE's inbro.ia Manufacturing CenpaA
ais fulton Street. new York.
ocuI-dk~1Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-25

The New York World and other Demo
cratic Copperhead papers, have nothing but
words of praise for the rebel General Horress
and men Of his ik. They have nothing but
words OF denunciation aud abuse fdr the
Southern Loyalists nov visiting the North,
and who stood out against the rebellion.
There is no difference in the tone of the
Southern rebel press and the Northern Dem
ocratic press in their treatment of these con-
sistent and persistent Union men.
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" MY POLICY" 1864.
Andrew johnson Favon ;coufration.

Treason must be made odous - traitors mnst be
punished All impoverished. Their great plants
must lie .ered s14 divided into small farms. and sold
konest. tntusif.gas men
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ssss@ asssa sdsss nssss nsass.essfssss
Dssssrs harsoay IN ss>ia~s n hsaiss. II thFsb
eostivssss, 4 dtaeesan; tbsse - sshs = bssk.
rAs, II ceases Mtks skin ~ ~ vhits sf - -
Hinged with sspsrsuoss bis thsy rssvw their nat
ural hue the appetite IL goue.is rsturss; ths d.
e,ssas b apalrsd II Il ssstrsd In bss wAAssvr ~
symptoms Of the complaint may he. and vhatsssr tie
phase It hrs aasasssa, ov - cesfafs. such the
uniform fleets Of this preparation .h.rs bilious dissass
has beeu already dsve but ia whore there Il
merely constitutional tendency 70 nvse complaint u
nav b prevented life BY the regular In
snail quantities. ofthi. paiaasbis sntidcts. TAsss sss
proven f.es and should DO ssriossiy posdscr, roth
n, they should be promptl, acted upoE-by al pssoss
Of bilious haiti.