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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

kfOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
other fruit land 1ose in svhsh state n epl,i
vAon under fence with DO frui. OF ysri
Gus kinda come bearing Price e75 Der acre AIao
70 acres atoning the above IaBf Ani 10 Of the s.ms
ehArscfsf With no Improvement but BE- ali
By placing fence the all expense Pytrs
x4e and ~ This land 10 s;uat+ near The res
denes OF DR. Hicks about two miles from eccopt street
Keoknk For particulars enquire Of
meh14 II b. TEN EYcE
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SuK sALk-Tsn sores Of land, represented in tbs T.
u CITY Plat - letter L, in the tract Eeotuk
an authorized TO sell this property sre.t lar
quire Of TFSEyrE
aprld Ras rst.t. Ig.n,
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Property

ksuRANCE on Dwelling Houses an,
= Household Furniture b~ erected IL Ike At,,a h.
surane orcny. OF Hartford Hon4e Inssvsrc, ensfo,s
hsN ioff sDd othsr rssponsiti stoek eorpsnt-s e
one 10 ave years II rAi.s from 10 cent. n IL
pfr cent on The $40 for the shoe tire or
cnsst ~ st3 other rsstonsoie company For r.fisf
nation on insurance. call tbs unasrsss ned VI
can sse better Indemnity than be found q, any 9th
sssocy In this section. ldec1s) II BTRN-EYcY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

soh eALE-Ihe very desirable Brick rsstd@rc4 an
gsocnos Bov owned and occupied By A. J HiIkin
son kSQ situated the Of 18th and uixh sts
House has OF 10 roons with all the modern improve
nenfs-inEs frame tsxu-thrs~ very essiratie lot. AZ.
tsehed, covered With fruit ornamental trees prr.
sssse Tfss good or sale. For further particular,
enquire Of a. r. rEf ErrE
NsYrb 81. 1ssS - - 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

john G. CoPELIs,
BY j. r. CoPELIs.
(2t.l
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

AL mo'I-' claee R's-d.rra, porhierl- always
Ia4nctna wth my customers and aIWays dd
god work. g. Vu,~.--"No patchwork y No,
DO not want any patchwork. 7 want
whole suit. bat | will pass by this iitui ac
tousncss Ny friends may say you are President and
you should not tan aout such things when prime Pics
are nNo e., my counirymon, when Tie of my
country IS imperlcd, viii act as ] dill ON former
occasions and speak what think / was saying
that l had held nearly all positions from alder
man, through both branches OF Congress, to that
whchI now occupy and who there that viii any Andr
John on ever made pledge tha he did not redeem or
made promise he dill not fualf Who will say thai 10
has acted otherwise than scty the great nls
Of the reoples They may talk about behead ng
and usurpaton; hut when 1 am bchelded
want the American people 10 witness do not want bv
nucndoos, by indirect nuks in high places 20 zee the
who has assassination brooding In his bosom OK.
claiIn ''This presidential obstacle must be gotten
ont OF the way and make OF very strong
expression when FAY that have no doubt the tntSn
incie a'srssir,on and get of the way the
obstacle from place and power Whether by assassna
ton not there arc individuals in this gov
destroy Institutions and change the character OF Tho
government Arc they satisfied with tho blood
viii h has been shcdY Does not tho murder OF Lincoln
appcase the vengeance and wrath Of tho OPP
poDents Of thus government Are they still
slakedr DO they sni want moro bloodS Have
they not got honor and courage enough 10 attain their
objects otherwise than by the hands OF the assasn9 No.
no; am not afraid OF assassins attacking where a
brave and courageous would attack another only
dread him when he would go In disguise his footsteps
notcess II It Is blood they let them have cou.
rage enough TO strike like know they will
ing 70 wound but they afraid strike. applause
M my blood Is TO be shed because vndicatc the Union
and the preservation Of this government In
It's original purity and character let II he
shed; let altar to tho Union be erected and then II
IL N necessary, take and lay upon II, and the
blood that now warns and animates my existence shah
be poured out as n az baron TO the Union Of these
states Great appause But lot the opponents Of the gov
ernment remember that when II IL poured 'the blood
Of Tie martyrs VIII be tho seed Of the Church (Chccrs
Cent men, this Union Will grow--it will continue
increase strength and power though II may he
ted and cleansed with blood havo talked longer
than intended. Let me thank you for the honor you
have done me.
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
The Ship Of State Safe Beyond Misman-
agement by President or Congress.
Great Enthusiasm ELECTED by the
ScCretary's Remarks.
Demonstrations Throughout the
Country.
&A. &c. Go.


Remark able speech by the President
Addresses by Senators McDougsn and
Hendricks. Congressmen Rogers, Boyer,
ssrouse, Green Clay Smith, Hogan,
'nGessrs. 9. 3. Cox, Montgomery Blair,
Jadge Merrick and Others.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
LOTEsD :

October 18th, at o'clock a. NJ, DANIEL SIDNEY KEL
LEY JR D. eyed - years native Of Gibraltar and
The friends acquantances of the family and of the
families Roca Ber.oi and Bachino respectfully invited
to attend his funeral which will take place FRIDAY 18th
inst ats o'clock precisely from his fathers residence
No. % Espanade street. between Chartre and Levee Streets
without further notice.
October 18th, at l2 NJ Col ROBERT Y. BROWN, son of
eS-Gov. A. g. Brown Miss, aged 26 years.
g6nsl But yesterday met him in all the bright
and strength of manhood and to-day Kim Geld
and breathess the clasp of death Too often in sadness
have been called the loss Of the best and dear
est whose febood watered the plains of the South
from the Potomac to the Gulf They fell with the clarion
shout oyctory ringing in their welcoming them to the
gentle brotherhood Of those who died in devotion duty
but the grim horror when unannounced the black
angel steals into the bed chamber and social circle and robs
of that spirit whose sunshine lights up whole
hold.
Robert Y. Brown born in the year 1910 His father
the Hon. A. C. Brown Ex-Governor of Mississippi ex
United States Senator, placed him at carly age the
Catholic Colleges at Georgetown D. c.. where the severe
scholastic training framed his logical mind development
which enabled him to meet readily the practical requirements
of le Upon the breaking of the war he enlisted
private in company of which his father captain-a
Mississippi regiment in the army of Northern Virginia.
That he performed well his may know from the
that after first battle of Manassas he was selected by
his comrades succeed his father captain of the company
Soon after the battle of Gettysburg Captain Brown pro
u caFAt at eAly OF u was com
missioned the of the general officers his corps
full colonel Of cavalry From that forward before
his marked by strict attention to duty thorough
discipline and galantry which, habtual him. made his
plume like that Of Henry of Navarro show
in the fight"
When the dark days came and the stars traied
the dust the lost cause fading dreamland Col Brown
accepted the result His brilliant examination for the bar of
Louisiana his studious habits mind led all who
knew him to predict perfect in his profession
1rutn0l 1-,NnU
inspired by the nobies ambition and could he have been
spared hsname would have linked in time with the
brightest ornaments of our bar.
But he is gonel The sterling worth the strict integrity
the steady BRAIN the gallant soua all repsse the shade
of the pines where the birds WOO their young to couch
Farewell Robert Inever knew you long but knew you
well May angels guard you endery for tears yet flow for
yeu, n r. n. r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
If.3sesf es1a .zfarfssE CoMgEs !!

Tfs is generally the expression hear continually
by persons when they hear s1 many with bad coughs
How e aso are aware Of the fatal neglect
ing coug Do they not know that It end in consnp
ton' Why, then neglect i'll Why nOt get rid of it by
asng
DR.. Davis,s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
and TarF
This valuable medicine will ths worst case The tick
ing sensation in the .hvos win hs nucus msmbrane
be relieved aud death by consumption entirely avoided
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. S. MA gNSELL & CO.,
No 2l Chartres street
Sole Ag spts for tbs Southern States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Messrs. @. G. Haley q Co., booksellers and
stationers, 20 Commercial Place and 1873 Poy-
dras street, have our thanks for copies of the
New York Herald and News, and Frank Les
les illustrated newspaper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

F ELTING. ELTIN G.,

Having been appointed sole Agents New Orleans for the
LOWELL FELTTNG MILLS we are prepared to fill orders
extent for this MATERIAL celebrated many valu
able to which it is adapted
For placing between the pianking heeng going
vessels it is invaluable and consider it only necessary 10
call the attention ship builders and pp the fact
that it now be had in this city.
III also extensively used to prevent radiation
boilers pipes either high low pressure one variety
resisting perfectly the action of the temperate due to melted
lead.
Another variety is made expressly to put under carpets
giving peculiarly pleasant tread increasing the durability
and preventing, great extent the rising moisture
through floors the ground.
Housekeepers having used will not do without it,