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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-26
4 Ac0reat Basgains! &
A Fine Country Residence for Sale,

00A2D1Ika o.
ONE HUNDRED 4 EfHHfF-fEO ACRES
AF the bes: tillable land; fertile -
~ soil, we'll wafered, under xood cutiva I'll
and In eond cansa fseluding SIXTY A( RES ni
OvfIN6kK, which II fDe woods pasture; all
encios and divided by good f. &c, and situated
Bt bank of the Mississippi adjoining the town os
pom rOOsUC. Ponto.snc y t5} ave mules above Fort
Madison sudtweaty (9et mPss 6sov bueainxton Iowa.
in County OF Hancock. and Stale OF Ipois vi. b
good stsanbo. Il Landingr and IN se fn~t secticu Of
country In the valley Of the Mhskshpi fts nspnvs-
ments copsst Ola
Beautiful Stone Mansion,
Modern ~ lel we'll hnisAsd At cost Of $4,000 ~hich
non the River good Rarn Out-hufdinys, snd othlr
improvements cost nf ever - 600 making the orig
ina cost Of the improvements exclusive OF the land
vw $1,000 Thee ands could readily be nOld - over
sobo say - per acre, u sss s.<s ns i.prsseens.
on them, 4 good young Orchard Vine3 ard Of 2oo
sesase siea.sn s1trs gpees ap1 feait o9eeR tWs4-
evt0 l - epasenDse{seofa 6s.eeAsss nSNteA fls
neUosSs6oe % eoaqnt a pdpf sjthj vm N ttispeH
~ 4 rresa wssiass, s5r eb m sA's osshs psyiSl
time will scll the Whole Institution for tsch d
ooodss pr futAes psrs4euis14 seke. ~ ls4prietos
ABRAHAM HARp3N,
Poatoossc, Hancock coanty, HltnotA
septse sattae+ha-w2a 2sse ~
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Al classes OF the population, ~ " ala In order
70 ieave no possible doubt on tho mind OF kins william
ths population, addresses have been prepared, to be
forwarded to his Majesty Of Prussia Ihly unan
mousy express the idea which hlls the Hanovofian
mlnd, .m-that tho Hunoverans cling tenaciousiy
10 aeir Independence, Il their uonomy and 10 ur Dr.
m1Sy hnf thy pouid nat conseu 10 Be incorpordf wh
Pusa and that they would relusc 10 sacrifice anything
more than certain rights Of sovereignty demanded by
the Prussian government before tho catastrophe
namely the uniting in the Prnssan hands the military
and diplomatic power OF the North OF Germany. The
addresses put into circulation expressing these feelings
were eagerly covered wit signatures during the hrst
twenty -four hours. Tho addresses also express the
strong hope that tire King Of Prussia even should
unhappy be the that his Intentions exceeded these
concessions) would still make rroyocaole resolve
without allowing the public feeling OF tho Hanoverans
70 manifest itself LOCALLY by convocalion OF the
Chambers
But Is evident that the Prussian provincial autho
rues hcre are, most unfortunately deiicd on prevent
ing he wishes OF the people from being openly man
tested and reaching the Of King william The lrus
sian COMMISSIONER ha not only seized these addresses
IN the printing houses but has ordered the respective
thortcs under sewers penalties 70 stop their circulation
as much as possible Stringent orders have been given 10
Tue public journals forbiddp any me,st Of thse at
DIRE penalty OF teng suspended The publca ion Of
one journar hnsbcen stopped and that OF another is
threatened. Here may notice briefly, and by way OF
Illustration the fact that the former Minister OF the In
terror Connt Borres, has been mcnaced with bansh-
ment because vio.snt requirement TO do so
he reused 10 roract the opinions contained in certain
articles which lie had inserted in public journal In
which he had occasionally written. Exactly at tins
jupcturc the rnssian garrison strongly increased here
and from all appearances It would seem 10 1c at
Berlin that the opinions and of popula
tion OF nearly 600 600 should coerced Nearly the
whole Of these 900 900 cling strongly thor autonomy
Independence and dynasty. must repeat that II
made war only against governments, aud not against
peoples In this state Of things II important and
necessary thai public opinion abroad, anil epcfal,y
Eng'and should DO enlightened as to what i passing
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frr1n NJ I.l arnanl ~

ffrgm the Iayefp0ul r9sf. Aa.Aw
No.t of gar rsad~ra all probably rslneHthnr ths m
saisiaeiory termination u tho sIeaitd tsit between
tho above named lof 400 a. A. and the caml9n
shipl on Ihursday May a. rhsn after ~ ng fiafnng
MI ioosins al sash Other RI 49, hoar All Nv aee'
they shook hands and decided aIsn drsw Comfn@nia
upon the conduct 4 rssh, sDa ~ ~ say Catering "a
either freely lndulgol ~ ~ nasi y the H1ulag
Journals she r~B4h - shiG that frrta ln4t -
oatefsd INTO arcles prufsry drawn up. 80 threTHf
regularly posted I'D ~ rytng made fradl - ~ C.
IN our description n tbs ~, srsr ot ~ gave a.
tory q sa,h nan - sd psdofrahoe, Rst'l.fe
"a nnncaessafy % aga.n reieat them y w spars y
.sy thai Jem Nace foleb ihe iaost aneofat iNo
handed nghisf thsi ever 80 ~ 70 ihe fnE ea 'rt
In the county X NonaA q 1881 AM j. lbefriots etse
spon iblysB year ~ ase he Nandt ltile oFef A.
fee, nins inches 10 Coo 49, bora n is = a. a. -
10 nsarly sev~n year yo1ugc tban Msre - = nessiy
t,s sase b. i a. Jern ba fsr roanis iess q - ~
Anef 40 event il NJ lat vaAt aaoaEi - icaipusg
spd u feeling go srseaiffti ps,v"sn W insn sal
both iber supporters 49, opgonenis hiniff 'hsi hst
h.d - 81 last aaNpiC sEaly Thls nf cparn 49,
rid spd srNspgraiso sath fosn, snd hon msth -t.
49, ~arihy ~ iu HNli01i ssrssf prf aha eaNt4
srs seaied Iem Ksiiy iivsffqsi, ~ hsda04sf N#
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BIS taasosls ns1 r1fs.fsrse haa9srr. thai tbe fth
n Aafatt "a. a. tnsst sfsefsfs Icy narfr gsA a
oAsasf wih Bfs4an FMee@ ani baAh Hnra hf "a N4asf
~ bEsssss ans~s tsstFsi.g ttsn Mngns@s - a. -
ne sgiH nv ltas snd o. soy rass sn sfaHrwusnt
~. y % rntsy iass sn9 yesisrsay saa ssfss.
at.r
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,ss mlsuses bsfors sgif oeioss ~ tine 90 ~ ls
sstns ts fopss 80 stAx@s s14 TIE bsgsrstv sabsfs
s.i tks rng 90 gnsfiy pbAsf ~ Yffd Oassf bnt -
sssA1'A ~ qAisf I.sss sigst .set- ani Nsrr ssfs
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e1oies u yyaDa 80 pi.sst sith hs iAes v Ne ~e
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ess htti. sfvsstsws was kppafanI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
PRESIDENT JoHHsoN's POSITION.
English Rcpudisfioa Of Radical FaDstieisa
aud the Renewal al the War b, Congress.

fIrom lne London Post. Angus .
The steady and uncompromlsng Opposition which the
President of tho United States has onsred v the ultra
republican party has up 10 the present been cro~ned
has been enabled 10 bola check The angry pasous Of
Congress the large majority 0f whose msnoers were
his political opponens and " .hs mes sso, ~, 'n
objects Of which s,afe Ia gys1 sork ~ recon
sSuotsn In which be vn engaged Nor psfhaP.. for
IN. lrst time Congress !. egnning 70 recognize the
soundpess Of q poicy which rszsrdei the 1tsr"ssa of
Sorthcrners and southeper, of fepaDHsns snf demo
Gratis Identical, aud which denied the expectancy Of
employing punishment - means q eosciAton Bot
although, partly iron the so tsn.ng influences " time.
snd partly ffotn s,osns sonsle@a 'naa POLY y
party have 10 eriani modiasf Their views ibfrs
can be little dosbi ,h- pebaag hs eri.,saee - ,he
present Consresa Mr. j0hfon wili D. sDie - do nts
more than simply prrvent his parliament d0lhg mech
mischief Ia Instance Nss tue true bert p ne ltesi
dent. policy more clearly hsn when hs vetoed
hlI tis oheet of sbh sas 10 erests into nv -tats
eonsdernbs though hluy inhabited ttsc' % territory
the far Wet, which ases ne nans q eoor~do I'm
ths pgneipal river by rhich u 10 sstefrd The
rrpuSliran party IL bogh houses has been zen.
essntly powerful up 70 The aeseni 70 inslst
ssbsrn s,alss ssa tas resail Ia, been uAsi for .a
p,.ral purtos@s the people % tbcss states have ~
more share 10 the ar'cgn q ,he ahsr. % the Usion
than inhabitants Of te Bri is.s - soms sitsn.
from dsnocralc endebcy ia, chiefly ffrfn yfofDun3
conviction ,hs, ,bs pfesni Aouorns rAs q thinss csn
no, ~ permitted II coaiinqe vtA9 says-s a'ao, v
The repsbllc M John.oa has, single hafaed s,rvsn
ar NJ the pas Twelve m0nbs " ssclfs fDs Ihs soa
srn popaisiloa De-, d. ps-s " 1s eop.H-e'2 n =.
es~.~f,v and he has coafarsouaiy avssf hlinasa ~
eysry means IN biz power u proselng ,hgn 'rgfn tbe
tyranny of their -sracf., e.rSrs On ihfss an ffui
occasion. has Ia the - fs~ ronths Yei~d s
rblrh en- tossef slr~ct ara snooscssisd ah.
rQhu and liberties ~ the popalsion of NE hosih~a
qtai - snd sithousb 10 Instance the Hosss " Ton
xrs~s ~ ! majority of two birds Of hsf rsaf~<tifs
members ovsrruisd hc Pr-ssfsnts veto, ~. Johs.go
hes bs~n enabled without any infrnxsmsnt q uss
sonss1, stion " Deprive ibss s~ y - misehssos sSu
% TIE parri<au oocs1oa v vh<h 90 have s's-sty re-
fsrre1 The cr~stion u . -tAfs vosid smpy ssye
ksf hs sre>, n F,ii niove sos Spsb
rary n O1nxe~~, and NJ JohE-on gsfss< hs 80 %
hs b 20 lhs very nssisb srvsnc bss ihs elsl "
a oev teusfory ,~ufs.sntss ls fhs Ia rheaiN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
THE REBEL.AMERIcAN FLEET.

seizure Of Seven Ex-BIockade Runners for
the United States.
An afndavit made by Mr. Mullins clerk to Howard,
Domain Co., solicitors in London 10 the United States
government having been presented to the Court Of Ad
mralty, setting forth that steamers exbocsade
runners lying at Liverpool and standing in the name Of
Fraser, Trenholm Co., lawfully the prop
eriy Of the United States, hwing belonged to
the Confederate government at the termination
Of the war, the Admiralty issued = warrant
for 900 against each and took possession or
them 1t is alleged that three of the vessels subject
to pending chancery suit by the United States agains,
Privolean; that three others bona de property OF
Fraser Trenholm Co., and that one other belongs to
tho builders, having never been registered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
P R U s s IA.

TIE Annexation BIl in the Legislative Cham
bers.
BERLIN, August Is, 1866.
A.bill is under discussion In the Prussiau
Chambers which has for Its object the annexa-
tion to Prussia Of the Kingdom Of Hanover,
Tho Electorate Of Hesse, the Ducby Of Nassau
and she city Of Frankfort.
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: R A N c E..

Nnpoieon's Assurance Of the Safety Of Bel
GUM.
PARIS, August is, 1866
The Emperor Napoleon denies having enter
sained any design Of annexing any Of the
territory Of Belgium 10 France.
Frontier RectiGcaiion Not Mentioned.
LONDON, August 2o-Noon.
The following despatch has been received
from Paris:-
PARIS, August 20, 1866.
The Paris papers keep silent In regard to
the question Of the reciineatlon Of the frontiers
Of France.
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RAPoLE0E DESERVING THE POPS.

Paris August u correspouienoe of Indcpendence B'ge
before leaving pars Tor vicby, " prouyn a. ~ "
addressed IL rsid. despatch to the Roman govern.
cnt remind u that the term hrcf ~ the Convention
nf soptenler I6 was approaching The French Minister
i saii have ggnuud tho ronhcai authorities that
the date IN question vrsrsrbty hysi thai France
would fni her engagements BY ctharu.rag her trip
ne dry mentioned and that s0nsenpcni the WOly see
would have b. an Brfiy trrdtg rSt ~ Eaiian
oorerr,ssr, b faaHcioi AFFAIR." rststtse - ne deb
~ the prOsinoes annexed 10 Iay ~ ustNr v~iy fsf
removed from setuemenil and also - 4. tit lcat
AT
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.

Assembling of the Commissioners in Prague.
On the 9th Of August there nothing TO tho
peace negotiations Baron wertber left Berlin tho
9Th for Prague where IL Ia said, definite peace negotia
tions between Austria and Italy will be carried on.
Count Barralano and General Meanebra VIII be the
Italian penpotentIaries
despatch from London, dated on the 10th OF August
says-The suspension OF hostilities between Austria
and Italy, has been extended day ending the i,h
Inst II Is rumorcd that all difficulties arc removed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
COMMERCIAL IHTrlLIorNcs.

The London Money Market.
Loxpox, August is--SoOn.
The following are the current prices on the london
etock Exchange:-
Consols for money $50
United states fye.tweniies csR
Illinois Central shares ~
Erie shares 49,
Iospos, Ausus, is-Evcnlhg
Annexed are the Official closing prices of Today
ronsols for money ssa.
United States 6vetsentlea 6sA
Erie shares A2Z
Illinois Central shares ;5a
Jospos, Angus, 3o-Nooa.
rhs following are ne ssrren proes at noon 10 cay r
Consols for money, ssl
United States hvstvcnsiss, ssA
Hxs shares, t2k.
niincis Central shares, Tb[
TIE Liverpool Cotton Market.
LvHsrooL, August is-P w.
TSs csiion market ha been esiss to.sH 81 uaohsnxsd
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By Telegraph From Father
Point to August 10.

The steamship St. David, from Liverpool at half past
twoP n August o. via Londonderry August 10, passed
Father Point at twenty minutes past four yesterday
her voyage TO Quebec.
The bullion in the Bank OF England had decreased
Eli 900 In the week
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! The sales amount to 5000 balos Nlddng up

rates. The sales amount to 5000 bales Aidding up
lands, 1890.
LIVERPOOL, August 20-Noon.
The cotton market is unchanged Tho sales today
are estimated at TO- 900 bales Mddng uplands, 13xd
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LivKRPooL, August lS-P. NJ
The breadsus market nrm, except for corn, which
Is trine easier; mixed Western, 26s Cd.
Liverpool Provision Market.
LIvERrooL, August Is-P. NJ
Tho provision market ID dull Pork inactive.
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Tho Berlin journals Of tho sth Of August state that The
King accompanied by the royal princes and Grand Dake
Of 0denburg would proceed for few days 70 the Army
Of the Main.
Austria had withdrawn her troops from the Eighth
Federal army corps
Tho Dresden Journal Gays nothing Is known respecting
any intention the part Of Prussia 10 impose contrbu
tons upon Saxon towns alleged by several German
journala
The same Journal announces that special negotiations
for peace were about to opened between Prussia and
Saxony
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BY TIE CARLE TO AUGUST 20.


Victor Emansel 70 Treat with the Pope for
. tho Possession Of Rome.
PARls, August 20, 1866.
Il d ramored here that the Italian govern
ment will soon treat directly with the Pope for
She eession Of his temporal dominions and the
establishment Of Rome as the capital Of Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
THE CANADIAN FRONTIER TRADE.

An International Com mission with the United
States.
The papers say that Is understood that the United
States and Canadian have asscned to the
formation Of an international commission for the pur.
pose Of reducing the obstacles In the way OF the deYe
opment of the frontier trade OF the two countries.
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The onical correspondence between the Liverpool
Chamber OF Commerce, the Postmaster General and the
agents Of the Cuna steamers in reference To tho day Of
departure from Liverpool being changed from Saturdays
10 Fridays published II resulted In declaration that
change considered desirable until the present mail
contract terminates at the end Of 1867 whom several
important changes win probably have TO bc made
Cholera the increase In London on the sth inst
The number Of deaths from tho disease the week end
ing August oSa and asA also died from diarrhra
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By Steamship City Of London
to August 8.

The Inman steamship City Of London, Captain MIRO
house. which left Liverpool at hafpast four the after
Of the sth. and Queenstown the 9th instant,
rived at this port yesterday evening, bringing Euro
pcan es and special correspondence dated the 9Th Of
August
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{ N Q | A N 0.

The Political situation Unchanged.
LONDON, August IS, 1860
There is nothing Of Importance TO report In
British politics.
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Maesies the Emperor OF Austria and the King OF frus
sa Will appoint pen potentiaries Who will assemble at
place 10 be subsequently, appointed In order 10 conclude
upon the Of present preliminary treaty,
and TO agree upon the conditions in detail.
ART o For tais purpose the contracting states,
after having agreed upon these VIII con-
part and for the Prussian army upon the other, an
armstice the detailed conditions OF which will De I'M
arms,ice shall bear date from the I'd August, until
which day the present suspension OF arms shall be pro-
cuded here with Bavaria and General Baron Won Man
teune shall be charged 10 conclude with tho Kingdom
OF Wurtemberg and the Grand Dnchies OF Baden ana
Hesse- Darmstadt as States shall make APP
plicaon. armistce commencing upon the ID August
and based upon the present military state OF possession
In token Of which the respective penpotentiaries
lave signed the present convention and have appended
10 II the seal OF their arms
Done al Nkolsburg, this Goth day Of July, 1883
Won Bf,MARCK.
KAR0LYI
BRENNER
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THE PRIZE FIGHT.

Baftir B.t~.en .sm Mace aud Joe Gr--
for gieo Taii Report of The Twcnty -one
Rounds.
Aspccial telegram " the Hgastn from London. ~.
eeiyod ~ the Atlantic cable, announced y readers
days ures the result ~ The nght be,ssen haos
and Cos. or niss BY ths CITY q London conia q I.
fnllnN.na
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THE SITUATION IN HANOVER.
Public Alarm at the IAes Of Asserasiss 70
Prussis siea 70 ssppsvt the Isae.
pepdesce Of the kisgdes.

tHsnovsr ttrgus q correspondsros of Lop1oa po~s
The appTshsn.ec thai PRUSSIA has sorioss lnt~sfors
o. snnsxns the knsdom q Hanover he. ss1ed groand
here dsrns ihs res i~o davs and ne nabic mind m
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tukUPt
News by the Cable to Mon
day, August 20.
The Peace Negotiations in satisfac-
tory Progress at Prague.
Napoleon'S Frontier Demand Not Mentioned
In Paris and Belgium Declared Safe
By the Emperor.
Sweeping Annexation Bill Proposed
by Prussia.
Italy to Negotiate with the
Pope for Rome.
Advices by Steamships to the
10th Of August.
The German Peace Preliminaries and
Text Of the ArmiStice.
ITAlY'S DIPLOMACY AND 'DIfFICUL TIES.
The French Emperor About to
Desert the Pope.
English Denunciation Of the American Radi
cal Di,unionsts.
THErIGHT BETWEEN MACE AND CESS.
Zhe London and liverpool Markets
Of Monday.
&c. &c. &c.
BY TIE CARLE TO AUGUST 20.
-,-~~~~-~--~~~>~>~~~~~~~
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
e.-<-~-~>->>s~>~>~>->1~~>-
Satisfactory Progress in the Session NJ
Prague.
PRAGUE, August lS, 1866.
The Peace Congress Is In session and nego-
taations are making favorable progress. The
ystiHcatlons Of treaty Of peace Will, It is ex-
pected, be exchanged in ten days
, 1866-12-07
PERSON AL%

New novels are annouuc d hy Mrs. Mary Cfcm-
me. aimee, and by Mr. Jarc G. Swisshc!n. WHO
has left Washington and gone to Pittsburgh,
Penn, 10 live.
ui.au Powers has lately executed, in Florc1es,
a large nude Ggufc Of "Eyc after the FALL"
work spoken Of as being hner than either bis
s.CalifcrriAn or his "tstcck Stave"
The widow ef Lawrence II. Kestt, IN Charles-
ION raper. offers tne rui!l-scat, with largo
wa,et-roNcr and n3tll.tam complete, gfa'ts. -
any one who will build thereon cotton factory.
The Louisville Jou1zal has been printed tharty-
t1x years and The Boston Post li1ts-four, and the
editors ho controlled their columns At their COM
uencc1ncnt occupy the same positions Today
General VIM. Preston johnson, the private sec
Tetary Of JET. Davis. was In Newport, Kentucky,
Oh Saturday, an1 spent several hours al the CoNr1
House. This is, perhaps, sayB the Cincinnati
Commercial, m Indication that The t1ial OF Ae.
Davis 1s to take place In that city.
Tic defence OF Mr. Aleezuon SwinbuEpc meets
will a rather cool reception In London. and the
R.tif,c even says Of 1t: "ue cxhausts the Ian
Euagc Of wnntonuess. and recruits himself In
| riot Of b,aspheuy'"
Mics Mary E. Rice, who resigned her position
as teacher il one Of The Chartcstown, MAssachu-
eetts, schools for the pnrposs OF making prepsra.
lions ior he. appointed marriage On Tuesday last,
died thc previous Saturday,
Mr. Joseph Barker, who ia well known In tht.
country Al an inndel lecturer. Is 4 candidate fol
| ordere III The English Church. He has been BY
turns Methodist preacher ! IecthinEcf, and
dissenting clergyman.
Erastus Standish aud his wife celebrated tn
.,Itteth anniversary cf their marriage At Dozsah
t,onnccticpt on Friday, with = large gathering Q
thsir descendants aud friends. Eight Of III
,h,rtcen living children mud twenty eight grand
| children were present.
IN. TtIca Herald tells Of a priest at Madiso
HxA. Tn hfy1a ~
, 1866-12-07

FR5E WILL BArT15r CHu.cH-pEplcATlXa Sec
y1cr-Ihc ANIMAL celebration Of Lha Free VIII
Bsp.1st denomination IN the West, and the dcdi+
cstory sp,vic ol the new Fee Bapti .sCnurrh,
OH The ca7ner VI West JACK sn1 Peoria streets,
were cnmmeneed las1 evening By sermon from
FleAidcnt FnraalS, Of nillsda's colar:e. niiI,.
dale, Mtch. Ihe following is an out4Te OF bis
In view Of the purpose for which We assemble
u n ths of
nomination. and as wc ARC Intending 70 bold
dc.on,nat,onal u.eetinE, !, Is caas.cterisse thar
might "a, yoos tsi1n IL ,ns 70 nc 9 F1ee WI
Wien in the past Il was given as uaEk Of dis
credit. All denominations embrace no the doc
lsms @ " al A's n' tu.Sa' u a1e not s' found nd o IL ihs
Uhe; hui all in lhr Bible Is true, ard other truths
coincide With thosr In The Bible: The doctrine OF
like The ,1ulhh Of phiioeophy, mathematics. nacdi
clue and such, are tynoHom >us to those found
What ie freedom Of the Wilt 1t IL freedom over
philosophical agency. Me1 canuot do anything
thew ch"o-c: il would require iDfnit: power,
en-. Only tie f'eedo@ of eSolee No psysssi
compnlsion can hinder my choice, bus may Eesls;
Inc csr1sinc out Of .nr choice. Conscience testi.
Science M 9 viii iel him .. Tho ehid ei.e, thc rsa
eon, cause, but IL be WAS educa'ed and knew t!aa'
self, he wuuln say 1t was conscience. TIE
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lf q man denies your conyict!ons 1t does not
change the fact The end there and yon must stop
lf man Is not free the whole world IL machine
each working in lis own sphere. bit God ha:
mpde 1t diSv1snt Ie has cfown-d man wita M! n
will 20 70 The world above, or hell below.
would raiheE cling y The doctrine tass AZ y men ar
chine a. Got eeads forth bis ,nlnitlers he say >
"uo every one sha. .hirsseta i |: istt TO ~, ~
Esel9 maj believes himself free, it Is oaly other
whom be imagines 10 b. governed By uecs sastty
In law man e ludged 70 be Ire wha.evss n, ,lG1 e.
rlsprudence ls ro4 all founded on ab.urditY. Ma
commits crime beca use he could not help y,
punish hin because 1 cannnt hclp t., Is foaudt'
On q fiocul.e that the absurdit{ oi which ea1ss
a smile. "Choose ye ilhs day" ts given In th
! Sculptures. In Il We can find the doctrine offre
The remarks Of the speaker were atseotiEel
listened to throughout To-day the 9:
erc.see will consi-t Of a Missionary conventsO
at s N. Tcn a. m. sale Of slips: In ,he eve1
Inc eermon by Rev. james Colder, D. D.,
ll1tIf.b burg. PERU,