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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
d z -
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office and Depot
40. 81, and 50 KING ST.
Tt1HIS COMPANY is now prepared to d. .
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IORTATLON BUSINESS,
70 and from New York, Philadelphia, Bal:i-
more. Washington Alexandria, Richmond.
Petersburg Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char
lottesvi!Ie, Winchester, Harris
onburg, Staunton, Lexington,
Salem and Bristol, in Va.
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Godsbor"
Wilmington, Newborn, Raleigh, Green's
bor0', Salisbury, and Charlotte,
N G., and to and from
ginia Central, Virginia aud Tennessee. Rich
rnond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina.
Enlcigh and Gaston.and
North Carolina
Central rail-
roads.
A. raridly as possible the Lines and Agencies
States Of which due notice will bo given.
The tariff Of charges is based upon it.ir busi-
ness PRINCIPLES. yielding q reasonable profit %
Tie Gonpany, without being oppressive TO the
public Uron this basis 1t confidently p~ei cI.ts
its claims for Il fair share Of patronage, relying
rpon its large CO ptal and the character o. rs
officers andagcn:s for that public col!idohr"
essential to success. -.
GEORGE r. WHITTINGTON,
:1 I 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

PROFESSIONAL CARD. Y,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
~ ADREN S EDS.
JUST ED-WARRANTED FRESH
AND PURE.

THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY
EVER OFFERED IN THIS
CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

PAINTS AND OILS-Window Glass and
Putty, Varnishes, Of all kinds, for sale at tn
lowest rates, at HENRY COOKS
; feb 23-tf Drug Store, 50, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
Hotels and Restaurants.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS STS.ii =
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. "

! -,--- ALEAANDRIAI 7 b. -, 4
The nronrieter of this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
ton of the public to his reduced rates Of prices,
" Transient BOARDERs, 81 per day. =
PERMANENT BOARDERS, with sing lie
rooms, from 81 to SO per week, according to
bed for two gentleman, from SO to. s. per week
eccn. S..47.=-' @i'.-. -. 90 .5.
GAS BATHS and Ill the conveniences, ne
cessary for the comforts Of home, and pien-
tiful supply of the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS. .SEGARs: &c:
" " I CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
Give me q call -
R. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
g.-
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s y a ( aE1is7f ~ -
Clothing, &c.
a RNOLD s. FIELD,
.9 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
or 0THS- -GASSIMERES "a ND VESTINGS !

CLOTHS hG5fAsss cAss1MEREs S i AND eay1 VEsT1NGs n
81 TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'SF SFURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer
chant Tailoring business, at No. 50, King ST., to
to O'Neal Sc DWelly aid removed to No. 69, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
lis great advantage in selecting our. stock,
which we intend to sell at q small advance on
cost st .,o,, otrn ,,oo,,aa,+. - r.;,ors
as we intend to keepigood trimmings and sell
them cheap.
You viii find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US a call and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street. next
oGor sep g S2Mtf nt'fe' oD'''A ARNoLD FIELD
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB-
2 a.. o. Nail LlSRhENT: q h5aiE : 7 Vino nrrch.ssd
the interest of Messrs. Arnold s. Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that frn,
eS3 KING STREET.,
Where may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both of FoREIGS and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr.. O'Neil's ability as a cutter instiies them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also a fine assortment Of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts. Socks,
Ties Scarfs and Gloves of all kinds.
Va Please call and examine our, goods and
judge for yourselves at 50 King street. one door
east of Parker's Theatre. sep 26-tf
MURRAY, RIDGELY s. MURRAY,
.EM MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
No., NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
NecOrbcrs GOurt.

4at. $. 9asertg, Der gu na9tIi6er
Stunbe gu idwer 9elaoen bate, brad
anf Dem Srottoir aulammen, 8OIis;lten
baIfeu ibnl iuieoer auf bic 8eine unb
mubte er fir biefe SuIfeIeiitung 80 Bee
3ublen.
Sames Balls, elm notoril9er Summ,
Ter. tuurOe fur llmberitreiGcn ms 9lr<
beitsbauS abgefubrt.
Gbas. 8rO9an, elm Der poIi;ei eben>
tails binldn9li9 befdnntes Snbibi6num,
uuroe al5 oboadlos nit Saus un6 Son
am @uulbertahbHub berieben.
Sieben anbere Sale fir fIeinerc Ser
geben purbeli init $40 6eitraft unb
mar Die 9eftrise Ginnabme bes 9tccorber
cine nur iebr gerinse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

Sef9Ioffen, baB mir ferner aIs
eth febr tuirtlanies Neittel, Qusldnoer
nod unlerem @taete 40 Ienten, bic Quss
oebnung oes Stimnire9tes an foI9e
Sretnoe anenpfeblen, tpeI9e ti6t ma >
turallrrte Burger Der Ser. Staaten
flno, mebr ala l Snbr in ben Ser. Gtaa<
ten unb mebr ole 6 Wonate i'm @taate
Seanehee aetuobnt baben, Sn Beaus
oarauf uOIlen mir ertpdhnen, BOB Elm
abnli9es Sefes bereits in Mifouri unb
Snotanaein Strait 1T. fgc $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
Sta0tratb gSerDanDlmmaem.
Boaro Der @ouncilmen.
9faibbiae, 8. 0obem6er '66,l
tE -f ~ 11hr Mha,a&a


z nbr Mbenos.
Der 8oaro ber1annelte fid UNI Z
ubr geitern Nbrno NIT 8raFbent Cotton
i'm Sit.
Sas 8rototoa Der boraelfriaen 81,
bun9 tparb berIeien uno angenommen.
Die 8ia, tuel9e BET Snorbile Gileua
balm $4,000 auii9ern iolte, iuaro
bierauf einitiinnlio neriporfen. .
Councilman @oltart maro ernannt,
ben obern &ault oeS Observation-Disclosures fur
Die Nl6ern.en sSisunsen berridten gu
Ia6en. IS
Betitionen, unl Srameb6uler Su
erri9ten, tuuroen angenommen.
Die Bombs bon Seputp Nforl6al
Starfb nno Nlosf1 sipuroen etaeaenqe@
nommen uno gu ben often eeIeat.
Gine BiH, nel6e oas SnIair oes
Stabt <Sn9enieurs auf $500 i.bt uno
cine 8emiIli9ung einen IlIiitent@ Sn9es
nielr eil5uitellen. 8aiFrte mad Slpeir
mali9er 8erleluug.
Damn tam cine 6ei6eufolas alter
Sils, Die bereits i'm 8oaro Der <er@
men paifirt tuuroen. sr.g
Yrafoent Cotton reidte cine Bil
Elm, pet4e bic Buht Der 9la9tpoIi3iiten
auf 4ten Disnta9 i'm DECEMBER feftlsst.
@ar6 Dem 4oliseis Gomite lberlpielen.
Bills UNI MISREPRESENTATION unb
Gontrufte a65nidlieBen tutroen paiiirt.
Councilman Duncan rei@te cine Bill
elm, SaB oas Straben= 6 omite ale Com
traffic io9leid rapportiren loa.
SdlieBlitb iparo Elm 8el6luB bur4<
aefebt, Der beitininit, oas @aslidt Der
WarftbaIle gu entsieben.
Sierahf Sertaguns bis@fontag sIbenb
UNI Z ub.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

= i s
Il SOebsn tmPfansen elm srOBes ahprte-
men Don
OamensGlten unb Ore6 Smrs
bel Sanhe u. 8rps,
n0D2 2W Al HOrb-GOlese- Stra6e.
Oas SpnntagSbIatt Der Sen
netlee Staats< 3ettung" fcltet $500 per 6alb@
tabr unb etgnet f1 namentli6 CUR 8erlenbuna
mad anBtrbalb. Da1el6e erttb1It rethIicber
eelehCh unb 1T tn feinen Snbalt BON Der tGa-
li9en 3eitung gang unabbGneis. Die In BEN
td9li9en 3eitung entbaItene @eI6idbte tuirb
nt9t i'm Scnntass6latt fcrtsefebt - lpnbern
bds Sestere entbGlt cine fir baiTeIbe befOuberS
auSsema4ltf GrsGbtuns.
\ Die tasIt6e gtaatsseituns fpltrt muir so
Sent8 per gEOebe un6 pir6 ms 5aus ae-
liefert.
a;ka 8iLIige. q Aube un 5
cite tel n, in 81 d! pop ubI / c
quare. SD unterridte hermit
oas beutlde @ubiiftm, tdB i'd, in ssoIqe
liner beabli9ti9ten 8eT1dftsDeranbe1
rllng, mein nolIitdnoiges Eager bon
Sdlben anb StiefelR gu iebrerniebria<
ten ,Yreifen abieben weroe uno miro cs
mid febr freuen, tpern i9 meme sable
lrei6eH. &unbeu I'M 2aufe btefsr Saiion
r N H. sbtliger SuBbefleibung beoienen
tanfl ..-s1 - 1..a;a
Sta 6. @atmnfln;sdaG,
f53mt SO. 20 Bubble Squire.
IL Die f95nen DianD 6Drtes BON @rOpelteen
U. 80. peroen bon allen 9atef1 8ennern ais
oaS Beite TT Der Dirt gebalten. gBir miiIen
ntbts gu ertpGbneuJ mas Elm muifaltf1es Sn-
ftrument Scatpmmener MAIDEN fGnf1te, pbaletGb
mir sugeben r1iiIIen, bab has .6G6lte Der Ser
pDlfpmmnung tientalS erreiGbt tperben fa1tr.
8eSer Iie ibre Yianos ~ ibrer 9eaenpGrti=
gan 80aeubung 6ra6teu, unterbreiteterl lIe bic
felben benz 8ereleih nit Snitrumenten Der
bffen Sabriten Gurcpd'S unb Mmerifa's uub
fte erbielten bic 8er6ienft- Neeeaille iiber alle
citbfrea Sabrifate in Der beriibnten 0eltaus-
feQung. I'm benz Sabritat @erebttateit nj
berfdbrert III lalIeTg IniilIen mir errGbnen, ba6
bie1es ttrtbeil bur1 bic mufttalilhe gBeIt nid5t
BEL Sette seiest tp6rbeu it,
Nt6tSbeltcpeniger baben bic 6erren tiirali6
nod 8er6eiIeriusen an ibren pianos anae-
6raht rnb IIe BADEN 70 bus ,,DarabGrpn'' ers
per6en, ;, 9lusgesei1netes4 nod ,,auseeseih-
neter'! 3il ntaden. Sicber limb lie eemnah al
benz DfottD ,,@TcrlliCr" bers6tist, ia Of17 IS
5usenb= Snnben. M
Gin 9err, Der SabreIang ibon al nerpSien S6wds
es frilbaetisen gerfau, iopie unter 6OIsen Feimi>
der Snsenbfhnben Iitt nil gum 8eien Der Ieibenben
Renf6beit an &le, pe1e es iberbaupt bebirfen, Re<
cept uno Anweiinng, elm einfa6es 5eiImitteI,
wel9es i'm ielbit curirte, rel iberienben. &ranEe
oser 2ebenhe, peId5e bic ibm semo9te Grfabruns
beanfprudben piinidben, m5gen iib nit benz erSbten
Sertranen wensen an SObn . 0sesn,
70 3m md "a - glr. AZ Gs6arftr, sselS Bort Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
u bertraguuaeu bon @runb-
Gigentbum, peI6e Ieste ISOLDE


regiitrirt Wurbeu.
81. Us. Sobnionf an SO. SO. Nfiuer.
Oeeo an Saus unb BoulteIe in Der
Staot-$10.000.
Sobn 5oltart an SSreOeric Sob. Deeb
an 8auiteIle in Der Stabt-$2, 375.
SatneS g. Nfoorc on So. s. Stolen
unb so. SeeO an 8auitelle in Oeaberid
StraBe. 80. - sa
Sobn 8. SOriten an Samcs $. Bruce.
SeeO- an 8aufelle in 9in6siep 2lOoi.
tion-$750. ~
San,es s. 8risbt an Sas. 81. 9lurn.
mer. Seeo an 8aulteae in 8OpO's aos
6itiou-$1000. KS 9a
S. s, 9arran ali SaS. 81. Ylummer.
Seeo an gauitele in GOgefelb-$15OO.
s. s. .@iblon an u. 8. Duncan.
Seeb an 8auitele in Der Staot- 81, 200.
s. 81. Grabes al 6. 8onl. Seeb an
2 Saultelen in Gbgefelb-$3, POO,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

R Ser Squire S'8rieu erl6ie<
men 9efern siuei Sdpar3e, Die einen
Streit NIT einanber 6attenl Senrp S6oe
mas, Der Sine, bate eilrH Dumb, UNI
ben fid Die 8piltigteit brebte unb Der
Thomas @igentbum mar, erl9oiIen..
Der Sriebensrtdter fteIlte 9enrp unter
500 Bomb fur Die ndblten feds Nfos
nate, oanrit &c lerne, ben Srisben gu
balten nno Derurtbeilte i'm Su So @1a.
eenerlab fiir ben 9nn6 an, &honlass
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

~ Jreinb 6efts bietet bente M9ursen IN iei-
n&w gtanp I'M Nlartfb auss eine faaple 9lns-
EabG Dcn frii&em Gletf3 unb etgeu sentacbter
5 4DuTIts1 ,e4Aa 81. lslftJ4 pH1HsG All
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

1rJ # Dtet Sdafa ante1bal6 Der a9:arnerbaqe
bat 3err @siTteb einen& biibiben9 Gier- Anb
@etn- SalCtI. = btInbt fbt1. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

Gg Squire Mea,banr belt geitern
Morgen elm nodmaliges 8erb0r iiber
Die SdteBafflire stuiiden &os unb benz
SoloateH Steele. 6ob uuroe fur Gdul<
DIG befuncelt unO patb IN @rmaHaelund
bon $500 bis CUR Siblng Der fldde
item @rininat Is curt Der Sail Iber<s
fpielen. ,3aJR4a 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
aein eebertbran mcbr.

9rlmault's lootrter 9tettig. Sbrup
IOir0 NIT sroBe grfOIee fat Oes eeber=Ebranes benz
sr mer uor,ustehen 1T, angeDanot, HamentIi1 IN
Storungen, 9elbiu9t, 9tustelab ipannMHg lino Mpe=
tttlofgtett. Or periingt ben 9orper bur6 frdftiae
Eetnt9tng hes Stes Rno 1T oIs elm Iettes AbfhhTs
mittel febr gu empteben. Der Rettiafprnp ittu6ht
neoer ben HRagen nod bic 9dTme uno pirb BEL tIets
men Sineern obne bic minbeiie SdoIi6teit uerwaHot
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

R SIN 8roa0 Strabe enipfinqen
igeftern efnige Der Gngros <8autteirie
gan5e Baseti boa 9dno Sdinfen unb
Spef. Die FARMER, rueI9e Die @aaren
CUR Stabt brdHten, nabmet rleift @ei<
denrnebl oafiir. t.ss ,aiay
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

n Bir empfebten ben 8epObnern, Cub
I 9fafbstaes ben GIeH6erla6en beS Setrit Gtrir
+, fiau pCG an SIb GlunY Stra6e, geseni6e-
= tem 6rmnrb GhuIdeb6ll6e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
Office Ses @cuntp. glerfs,
81 Is b bille, 9. Nop.

$ eiratbS 8emilli sun9er,
in LETTER ISOLDE ansgeseben:
Raubesn StreIpbp nit gsarp S. SoSIer
Sobu Norrow NIT 4boebe u. Cunningham.
Samuel Garb nit Sufan G. sBbeeIer.
Sames Keller nit Guea 8uras.
Ri9urS T. gsbitter nit g. 60unis Copeland.
SOeI 6. 9ltfias nit Sennie g. &arpsa.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

% Geftern 0admittas, ais mir an
Der 9ebee IN Srout Strabe ben 6IuB
betradteten, lpuros iinisre Gnfmertlams
feit auf einen Erupp iunger aeute ae,
lent, luelde am ienfeitieen llfer hraben
in G0geiielO frboifsn. Bel aenaherer
8eirdHtiing SetUdbrteii mir, 6ab oieleE>l
ben inf bek lS0eo iupEerB nm @olIers
fAnepfen, biz sfidb ant bortiaen llfer in
MenDe 9anfbaltenj gu erleeen.q &
- qaire Mlntbeips bevbanoeIte tIeinere
Girar 6dles bic .er nf6ts psF6fgHtIidt
iuiinf9t. aee fssel asf9s /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

! 4 EE Belfern berbaftete Die 9oTisei
ttpei Bumniler, iueIde In trunfenem
i9utanOe i'm Wfarfet ;ur sla6tSsit Elm
DHelt aitiEimatlten. ~ In So.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

g Moiot Surt aus Sa6Ion, Gem
neiiee, . iiti nin eiitea Gbarter fur cine
Ginluanoerungs 9eieuf6aft eineefont,
men, oeren M9snt Der IN iueiten 8reiien
befoHRte Captain Sdneiber aus G6is
cage lueroeH ioIl. Serr S@neiber ipuroe
tpahrenb beS 8rieses i'm Outrage Der
mad Seittf6fanb gef9tft,
iuolelbt &c niel i'm Snterelle Der 8ereis
niaten Staatett tpirfte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

aEE Gin. Mfontae Den III 9fobember
tptko IL Der @faiortic Sale Gin ssenier<
BAL itattfinoen. @enn Der BAH 10 arob>l
artig unO ebenio 3abIreid beiudt fem
ptros Ioann petben Die Serrel) Senier
CUTE @eihdfte MAIDEN. SIM nc6riaen
burger bic gtalilen Der ais @eneral-@os
mite unter5ti4neten Serren fir einen
ie0eiifaAS no6leH Ban,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

l 6eute frtib Fu6et I'M grempnd= @artea Der
6errfn Sod unb SELLS elm MusI6ieeen BON
6IhneTn, 0Gnlen, Gnten, 3irernbSden u. an<
SeEem GeDeTpieb ftatts QSfr fiG einea Gnseneb-
men Gag beretten nil, SerfrbIe ni5t, binaus-
sustheHe pera bas pbfrbei6ete QUtaI erfreut fiet
6ess 8htfaa te19lefEbea GkRli6feiten nit &C.
f9td uah snr aasemefnrn 3ufriepenbeit brr-
sufeilen. ALI s. "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10

Il L. @eftefn mar @aumiuoQe iuieSer
iredbt iebbnft bier iitl Nfartte. Die Gns
gros u. GOnimiifons s@efAdfte iuarea
tbdtta befab Hftigt unt hotiren iptr aIs
Fetal Gnniine 6ss geFlriaeH llmfatee
luie foL0t; Gnlpfdn0en 800 GdlIen, Derp
f9idt-I40 nnD Dertnuft So RaIIen.
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spes 20 !"E1ctET-eo hn Hnsie Asaid
thy waaAheA 'akak tins." &I(hafA ~orley.
in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters il he
felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bitters; il
he lacked appetite; ~ weak, languid on mentally
depressed, he took Plantation Bitters; and they
never failed to set him on his pins square ana
firm.
- ;ny & $3.50 ~ q .sssiy but .'
owe much to you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
REV. ". b. WAGNER, Madrid, NY
have been . great SUI
RA1J19s tdT.TiNs' 1Aseaa sistsrs
REV. c. A.. WILDWOOD, New York city. ].
had lost all Appetite
ana 4 s 4 persses ssssa = kS .Af
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES HEIMINWAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
have eifsf IL 81 dersnseshsnt q ms Fidn.ys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me for years.
They act like charm.
G, g. MOORE, 25+ Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs. o. NJ. ~DEv0E, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she "hss
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred realms
OF such certi6catsps but no advertisement is so ef
fectiye as what people themselves say of good
article. Our fortune and our reputation il at
staks-,. Tbs original quality, and high character
of these Regis VII be sust aims under stety and
all circumstances. They have already obtained .
sale in every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitators try to
come as near eur pane and Style as they can, and
because a good article cannot be sold low as y
poor one they End some support from psrtie, who
do not care what they sell. Be your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
P. II. DRAKE 4 CO.. New York City.
Ssratoga SPriag Water, sold by all
Druggssts. est w ~
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The Famine in India is increasing, and
starving wretehes have begun 10 flock from
the country to the city. Hundreds of men,
says Bengal circp.ar, ''are daily coming
down to Calcutta traia Inc famine stricken
district, Of whom some get their food once 0
day, aud some do moi. Many pass their days
eating skins OF mangoes picked mp in the
streets: many sell their children for an anna
or two. or devote themselves TO pocket picks
ing and murder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

A kELIGfors VIEW, Nor ~ HENRY WARD
BEgcHER. DR.. Baldwin, of Troy. in
the course of one of his morning sermons, in
cidentally met and answered. with few poin-
ted words, the sophisms of Mr.. Beecher's
letter, Speaking of the relations between
religion and politics, he said:
'sThis religion does not make man
member of the Democratic party or mem
Der of the Republican party, necessarily 1t
does not bind him arbitrarily to support
one class of partisans, or to assaIl another.
But 1t does command and control him with a
law which is above all other considerations
the Law ofright; the law of justice. 1t says to
him, Look here is your platform and your
creed, whatsoever We would that men should
do unto you, do ye even so unto them And
If there is poor freedman who was born into
a conditien of slavery, aud kept during the
years Of his life in o state Of ignorance and
bonds ge-if he has been emancipAied, and is
struggling now to attain the dignity and the
right of citizenship-if, while heis thus strug-
gliag and Influences are gathering around
him TO keep him down and Cypress him, and
make him sill q slave-then the voice Of re-
ligiou comes with clarion tone to every
Christian man. and informs him Of his duty:
place yourself IN his case; suppose that you
were suffering under his wrongs. Assume
that he held in his hands the power which
you now have the vanity to exercise. And,
looking at the matter from this standpoint, do
for him whatever you would have him do for
you ii The situations were reversed--if YOU
we're the freedman and he the voter. Thiuk,
speak. act. vote, as you would have him dc
were your skin black and his white. This is
the one infallible iest--the test OF right. Par
ties may change. expedeucies may change, !
but the right never changes. Aud however
dark or dangerous may seem the portents of
the hour, the ultimate triumph Of right is.
eer.ain, for it is al expression Of tue immut-
able will OF God, who sits supreme above
parties and above Presidents, Of God, to !
whom nations and races are but Instruments.
and ages the indexes 10 the unfolding of His
plans.'
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OVER a MILLION D oILARs SAW

OVER MILLION ID 9LLARS SAVED
Gentlemen - hsda negro taau, worth 1900
who took cold from Is bad hurt in the leg, and wAs
useless for over year. had used everything
Eoord hear of WITHOUT benefit, until trfsd the
Mexican Mustang Lniment 1t soon efested q
permanent cure. j.. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June IL. 1859.
Il take pleasure 10 Recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lniinent ks q valuable and indispessa
bic article for Spraihs Sores, Scratches oraSsalls
ION Horses, Our me have used it for Burns Brui-
tses. Sores. Khenmafism, Ac., and all say X aets
like magic. - .ss b91Ji ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells Fargo's and Harm
deh's Express.
"fhe spFain Of ray daughters ankle, oeeasioEed
while skating last winter, entirely cuSsd Id
one week. after she had commenced using yoar
'celebrstcd Mustang Linimeni. ED. SEELYs
: Gloucester. Mass Aag. |, 1865.
Ii is an admitted fact that the Mexican Nus
tang Imminent performs cures in a shorter
sine, and bekst. than any article ever dis
covered. Families ivery-men and plnnters
should always have II on hand. Quick ard sure
u tertsialy = All genuine Is Wrapped in steel
plate engrasines. betring the signature Of u. ".
Westhroak, Chemist a9i thr lsivate L. 5. Iiarnp
Aof DEsAs BARsEs d Co, over the top. e1
Az efior, hasbeen made 20 counterfeit it Nth a
cheap stone plate lntel. Look etoseiy!
saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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IT has been an open question whether Mr.
Johnson or Mr. Seward, if either, was 10 reap
solid advantages from the betrayal Of the Req
publican party. On one point that question:
is closed. Mr.. johnson has made himself so
thoroughly odious that he stands no chance OF
reelection. Has Mr.. Seward egged him
on in order that he might destroy him?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

GOVERNOR Wells, of Louisiana, has deter-a
mined TO raise a loyal militia force through.
out the State. 1t is 10 he composed Of white
end black troops No one to be admitted
an otncer or to the ranks who was in anyway
connected with the lates Confederate army
The elections under Gov. Wells recent proc
lamation, to fiji vacancies in the Convention
of 1854, will take place on the day desigua
ted Gov. Wells will promptly remove all
authorized gentlemen who do not in good
faith cause the elections to be held. q
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For Sale.

a -. rooms rod c+ljsr sDd eistesa, sAd fan LIT
ri, !, ~ vssf ~ Of closcs fsMit suAte
: - s.rsrr = lteh - niaxs sestsee2 Esne1A Np0-
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
to battle the face and person. 10 render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay Inflammation. to perfume
clothing, for headache. &c. II is tnanufse,rrpS
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtain Z
. patronage quite unprecedented. It is fssorite
with actresses and opers singers 1t is sold b. ali
dealers, nj Sl,oo in large bottles, and BY DfnAs
BARNES L Co., New York, Wholesale Agents 8
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

Who would not be beautiful, Who would not
nd % their beautyt Whist gives lat marble
purity and distiHgne appearance we observe unnn
the stage. and in the city belle? 1t b longer
secret. They use HsgAn's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued uss removes tan, freeklss. piAples and
roughness, from the faes md Aands, ard leaves
the ccmplexion smooth. transparent, b,esmsng and
sAvishing. Unlike many cosmetics, y contains
nosnaterial injurious - H. skin. Aay Druggist
will order it for VOC, II NOT % hand = - cii per
bsttle. ". 3. HAAAN, Troy, n. Il, Chsmist
t8A4s 1A1NkS . GO Ubels<aA A6sntb n. 4.
sarasssA Spring WaaeH ed By all
DnsEsts-
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E.r N~S~.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
N cottage srtef, eoetaninE ming foous, GOOD Gel
isr snd VISA ecHse sfuh UT ~sh vavssy II ftvss
fame stsbiss we'd Gcuse; ~ ot weN 81 ~slsr ~
estera, sltsassd cetnsftth - tfsnkhn stss a Is
quirsM NM tuLToN,
fsrod hAa1 Estate Agent I