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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12

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Nk4e fdr3lt9 pef6fi9ultbt pufbens erbeit. III bic
6isf S9uIe in cine 81 u nipsrf I'd +, ME fie
uof,ieht an beitaRnf lperbe miro dbergesansetts
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
Disqualification Gtaafs=
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Sci elmer ger5aniaiIuna ces repubIis
fanii1en Unions un6 @taatS Central
Gonlifes 81 NafbbilIe, eebalten am 28.
@obenlber uao nobel bie Serren Sils
man, gfortb. 6ufon, 8rofpn, gSaIfer
Sanfins, 8oad), Gaton, Sarrilon
8Ia6burn, Sbomos l,n0 Gtone eegen>
ip6rtig iuaren, insr6e Der fol9er6e Be-
fdhb einitiiiiniie aneenoritmeil,:. s5,5..
nBe do en-, Dab bas gonlite
eirien gufruf az. elmer St1atS rs onben>,
tiorl Der publifanif6ell Yartei err
.lnlle, nd am 20. +5oHuar, 1858 in
Naibbille III berlarnlnsln, nm, bier See
legnfen Geifens oes gtaates sur nntio>
naI< republitanii9eti Contention All err
rlerlten, fir bic GerboIlfoinnuna Der
Srganiiation Ser republitaniiden Hats.
tel in EenneHee al arbeiten nn6. anbere
fur bic @artei lnb bas 2ano ipihtige
@esenitdnoe gu eripagen.
gs tpuroe etnfpoblen, bnB 6as SOLE
iib binnen 8nr;eni il, iebent sgonntb
berfamlneln .iole, i'm iobieI ganbi6dten
gu erriennen, ais ibm geei9net fheint
uno oaB bic 8afis Der 8ertretun9 in Der
Gonpentiotl, cine Gimme, fur. iebes
county unD cine .tpeitere Gtimme fir
ieoe 500 repnblitanii1tn, in ,penbetref.
tenoen Counties BEL Der lebten @taatss
Rabl abeesebenen Stipltueil ieth fpH.
Sf nebereinitintuiih8 NIT obt9en
Sei9lnB, miro cine. Standardization
bon Sele9aten BET tepubtif1nifmem
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
6emeraI <NSpffanif.

Ser General B0Fmeiiter tueiit in
fsinem 8eri6t an ben gonsreb cine
Ginnabme fur bas berFofene 6istaI :
iabr bon SIS, s78, 693 nnS cine Gus :
sabe bon s19, 2S5, 2s5 mad, 10 Oab elm
lleberi6ub bon $74S, 40s berbleibt.
Sn oieiem Sabre baben ii6 bic 8oit :
sinnabmen an $3.50, 040 bermebrt,
aus 8Oftftamps unb estenipeItens gns
bsloppen tpuroen $7s3, 404 mebr ais
i'm borisen Sabre realifirt, Elm 8eiueis,
ipie fart f@ Der BriefiredisI bernebrt
BAT. Go ipltr6en BOitbertrdse abges
f6lofen nit england, BeIsien, Sta
lien, Der Sdpsia 9OIIaab, benz nOrO>
oeutiden Bunb unS Der &esieruns
bon pong Bong. Dnrb fdmtntIide
gertraee tuurOe cine 9trabfesuns oes
8ortos betpirfk err
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
Sd 9eraasssber $ s5pbrr SFubm.
9Onnerfas, ben r. 9esember 1867.
8efebhsu,,a Ser Biirser.

@ieieOes eini3er Masen bebeutenOe
Grreisnib in Der g8eIt feline &reispeuen
e39laet alfo feiae gGtrfangetl dubert, 70
eef1ab es aud NIT Der Senierbeiueaung.
gSbi6eH man aIlsen,ein seneiet mar unb
pobI nod 1T, Oieier Gri9einung auf
Der pOtittfasn 9trena teine srobe sras<
peite bei5untefen, 10 birtte Oies bod
Elm Srrtbum fein. Sic 8epesuns eis
mes gansen 8olfes ODER bod zines
8oIfstbeiles inaerbaIb Der cibilifirtsn
Belt 1T ME Obne Giaiiub auf bas @anse.
Die tIrsIia fatt9efunoenen bsbauerIi>
den Sinri@tnheen in Manaeifer, 100
brei Senier isrett Gntbuiasmus fur bic
iriidie gahe nit Dem SoOe biibsn muB,
Ytslt unb bon eenen iitb atpei alli ibr
anteritanil6es 8irgerre6t beriefen,
bat ben alien Streit nit ben Ser.
Staaten auieOer tuadserufen, pelder
aus Der 8ebahptung Der brittii@en 8e'
sieruus, bab eir Rann feline q tomas
itat ni@t aabern f0unes entiprans.
- Sekt fonnlt aber aud nod cine aae
Osrs gnnaBans gnslanOs CUR epra6e.
Sem 5enier 9feoug; einsii, attsrifanis
ihen Burger, ipur6e BEL ieiuem 8roae6e
in England bic BelduIoisuns beioneets
bod anseredhef, oub er In ben Ser.
Staten aufriihrerifde 0ieSen seaen Die
eileEifde 9fegierung gebalten babe, no.
ranss mmp fat f9fieBeH m0dte, SoaB
ENGLAND ni6t uur ale naturaIifirteh
uneritaniiben Biiraer eaell6er abp
iunft nod ats autertbantn bstra5tet,
iOntem oaB ibfa mud ieine ebemaIise
Souberainitat iiber Die Ser. Staaten
ned inn Sopf fpaft. g ;
llniere 8egierung miro ii9, @nses
itdts bisier Sbatiadel obne 8ipcifel
sen0tbist ieben, bieien Bunft iiber Die
bisiisen Biirserredte fir INNER nit
england ms gteine gu brinsen, benn
min iie bersleiden ipiberiiHnise Mnrlas
Bunsen anertennert iuoens iie eieieIben
oulOst, 70 fana lie fib, GnsIanO seseu>
iiber taun nod ioilberda iiennen, oa iie
auf meter ui6ts anoeres birlausloufefl,
ale auf ben Sniptutb, sur 8efrafnns
amerifaniiaer Burger fir 8erseben =
unb nod Su3u politif6er Gerseben -
auf Dem @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten be-
re@tigt gu fem.
4 Gnelanb traunlt nod bon ieiner ebe>
maIigen @r6Be. Das iunge aiaerifa
miro aber biele Sraume beri6eu6en
mo ben britiiden 2Suen aus benz
Sdlate eriueden, in iuel9eul &C nod
aus benz Dorisen SabrbunOert Der be-
fanssn lit. Solte Der a6ipe briiIIen
Ooer gar tdnpfen tucllen, 10 niirte er.
elmer Oritten sfieoerIase NIT Siderbeit
entsesenieben t0nncn.
@rfreuIid 1T es 6age9en, 6aB Die
SerbanOIuuDen Der bieiieen Geeierune
nit YreuBen unb Dem norbbeuti9en
8unbe iiber Serau3iebung ameritani>
fiber Bltser 81 bent Ntilitair6ienf,
ebenfaas cine b0blt iuioerredtIide
8rocebur, cine oeito before sInsEdt gee
iuabren, sur ausenleinen 8nfrieOenbeit
beenbiet gu fperoen, mas ben 9Iuterita,
nern einen aberHaIisen Beueis eeben
iuirO, DAP Is teine aniridti3ersn unb
suOerIaiiisersn 6reunbe baben, ais Die
Srutfden. 1gss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
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Nta,ltO 8Orte
a6rifante Il.
SO. 499 groabDah
Otetp Wprf.

Gieie gianos empFnsen ben bS9iten Preis in be
MISUNDERSTANDING iibsr bic beiten Sabrtsate sonSCns
gayis', Ganf9Ianbs, Der Gtahte 1eD Dorf, PbtIaf
beIpbta, Baltimore unb gcfOn; ebenfO bic Golbsgaes
baiae anf benz ameritanii9en Snftttutin
~ STINT anf etnauber foIsenSsn Sa5ren. Ia
nnisre gtanos entbGIten bas Sarien 4sbaI, ben
franyBfi@en GamVfer, ben rerftdrften @db pOue els
ierne ssabmeu uub ale moberuen gerbefernugen. -
Sebss Snarament anf flint Sabre saarantirt nnS
suer6er inter MmfisGt Sss Germ s. &. Gropeiteen
fabrtsirt, her cine prastii9e Grfabue pcn ABer %
Satren bat snb Der aber II 600 Ranos ieIbit gema9
sat - ftnjee WortHele befabtsen Ins, nHiere Tabrt
ate BON 10000 Dollars taeti ~ psrtaairn, ale Il
&c cine anbere sit. ND iuDfS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
9arper's @eeflD,
2 elegant bnr6ipes iIuitrirt. r.
.44 Gubfcri0tipueu.

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1 8 g. s. .s.'1a
Die Serausseber babeu Elm Spftem nit hem %ot
Separtemsnt einseiibrt, bur9 psl5es iie has Raga.
at'le. iope tbre sBeetp 9enen, ,peIe es ppr,ieben
Siefelben brett pom Der Office beS Scraussebsrs }
beaiebent nit 20 Gents pro Ssahr suieisen perbsn
ieso@ jaus sieisrgstras an StsPORzO Ses Sub.
fertbenten, besabIt perSen. 9OitmeiFsr pSer aeus
bic fir Clubs Seitnngen gu besisbem wini5en, erbaI
steuaf 9srIanaen SHOW -Bills. ks Es
0ebin0nn0en.
Sarper's @eetIp fir Sabr $500.
: Cine Grtro Nllnnner,. pom gBeetlp ME pom Mcaas
sine, Ipjrb isoen Club, Der auf $ EMpiaeri q Sa.0U
'dbonttirt, 9rutts uerabfolat. = go sFs@* , -
6eblenoe &ummerrs f6nnen ieoerseit nahgeIiefert
petben. 20 .EEfsn
Cine 9eiDenfoTse aner RAntfnern beS Sabres pont
Sarpers BeetIp oerben bur Grpres, fref pom llniu,
ten nnb nieblft aebnrnben fur 81 perfarbt. Gtns
pplfidnbtge MRsgabe, uetsn S0bra6.t1e antfafTenh,
mirS bel Giniensang uon $5.25 pro Sa5rsans, nit
sa9sabIng Der 2rdits po.tzRpiten perfdidf ruersem
Der SaRrsans sri@sint ans 1itsn Sauna 1867 pOas
.r,.,, - lrper S. 8rDtbers,
24Sta ranfIiu Sauare, Iep yprt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
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Genat.
Sue 8etitiOa aOoptirter 8iir9er
sine elm, ipsIde UNI 8eitimmun9en
btttet sur SsfiteIIuns ibrer 9te@te
@nsefdts neuIider 8erfonmniie i'm
Muslanbe. Sin bas gonite fur aus
tpartise 9lnseleeenbeiten.
Se6enben f6last Dor, elm Gon.ite
CUR unteriuduns Der 3wedmabisfeit,
Die GonsreB e8eamten gu rebnciren, gu
ernennen. 9lngenontmen.
9lntbonD's Sorl@laa aIIe @onfiscas'
tionem uno sserfals pGrflarungen Der
ebemaIigen fog. Gonfoberirten staa'
ten fur nua un0 nidtis Snerflaren,
tuurbe al, bas 5ufiS <eomite bertpis@
fen.
Sotuaro bra6te eiile gia elm, iuelde
9anSereien eeiuabrt, ,ln, cine @iien>
balm unb cine 8ele9rapbenlinie bonn
@uperior Gre mad benz RHset Sunb
bersuiteHen. Sin bas Gontite fur @i>
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Senat 6ie 8il auS, tueIde berfiist, Dap
aetuifIe @eIoer in ben Sanben oes
S6abbean,ten Spinner, ais Grl0s fur
berIaFenes unb ipeggenomnenes Gie
sentbulu an ben Staatsi6as seSablt
un6 baielbf Bis auf @eiteres berpabrt
nerbea.3 9berman erttdrte, baB hiefe
Bill i'm Saufe BEL Der erifen Sisuns
bss GonsrsHes pafirte, bab aber anf
sic 8orfeluns bes s6abiefretars ibre
slnsfabrung bis iekt berfdoben pors
ben fei. 9a teia 9esensrunb 8esen
ibre BaiiruiIg porliese, 10 lei es
8pffmdbig, DAP re gum geiek erbo'
ben perSe. Su 6 ssai5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12

cxarbett fir Farmer nnc Mhnsre.-Die Grafton
~ Mineral Sarbeh gompagnte ptrtertteen bic bette,
,pobIteilite lHb tanerhaftee Taibe i'm @eordu 5wet
Mnfrid6e baern f0-15 Sabre; e 1T pm elmer tet9s
tenb aiten Der itbbnen G9oeoaesa Sarbs ,no fam
GSeibnto9 nod perinbert iperben. Sic III dhuenbbar
fir SHtier Sebslnen, 6sasen, gBagen elmer. Mder'
batGer6tte, Gaitalboate &ifie, etolene ilno 3otas
TabriFdt bat I'M letten Sabre $3.50 Plumb gebrauD
auS tafln in 1ansr, elaifteitdt nEe 6etsgistt y9n
anIieys - sas bar 900 1}to, fir ben armer fir
ssabrr oeati,S giaa fenbe fur Elm Girelar, welbes
air Qsfitnit gteDt RENE IL dot 90 iei
oatos. s'e''h'f DANIEL BrDWEIL,
nns SIN sb4 VearI strase, y. OFT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12

5is Serprenbifd)e 6inan5nriniiter Last
einen @eiesenttpurf ausatbeitea, Der
benz 9ar,6tag boraeieet tper6en foa unb
iDorin Sic tlebernabme Oes fdIesnig>
bolfeinil6en GutbeiIs Der Oaniiden
SduI0 aenebntiat tuir6. .e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
"CtyrLITY AND HUMANITY.'

Greeley heartily wishes that Wendell Phil,
lips and other Radicals would 60 down South
and take blossoms in civilty and humanity
Mr.. Greeley forgets that large number OF
Radicals went down South and took blossoms
in humanity" at Andersonville, Belle Isle,
and other points. ndTthat many of them
have read similar lessons, since the war, at
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile and Nash.
vile.
Horace Greeley didn't talk that way when
he was ''mudsill," but an income of eighty
odd thousand dollars per annum seems to
have changed, if na Jnpoved, his ideas Of
''civility and humanity and the proper
place to take lessons therein.
We notice the Washington correspondent
of the Tribune, in the same issue, quotes q
letter from Mr.. Flournoy, of Mississippi, in
which the writer sass-"there is not square
foot in the State where a meeting of whites
and blacks would be permitted to organize q
Republican party, IL the military were not
present, mobs and murder would be the re-
suit" And the same writer, says. that the
military commander there win not give pro-
& lection to such meeting. And chat is the
kind of lesson in "ciyility and humanity" &c
which Mr.. Greeley invites Wendell Phillips
and other Radicals.
Because he was treated with distinguished
consideration when he went to Richmond &c
aid the rebels in accomplishing the objec
nearest their hearts, the release of their idol
lied Chief, Greeley commends Dixie as &
place for Radicals to go to learn the gracei
and amenities of social and political inter
eoutss, ignoring the1 fact, thsts 10 FDtthern
Radical, unless he is engaged in their service
as Greeley was, or panders to their preju
dices, can open his mouth in Dixie without
peril to his life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

We publish, in another colamn, letter
from Thad. Stevens, on the subject of con6s-
cation. II it have no other effect, it is OF
least suggestive of diverse reflections, &C.
cording to the antecedents, and proclivitiei
of those who read it.
No doubt the patience and tamisbility Of
loyal men, who were plundered OF al their
property, by rebels, and their families lef,
homeless and penniless, are edited and de-
lighted by the spectacle Of Government
which has only mercy for traitors, and JUS
tice for neither traitors nor patriots.
And doubtless our boys in blue who
cannot obtain the bounties voted them by
Congress, on account of the great expenses
growing out OF the war, enjoy the spectacle
of the high favor in which the rebels o
prlncely wealth are held by the Government
and the gnsto with which they enjoy their ex
tensive possessions unmolested, after waeins
. bloody war for four long years, to destro!
= - q - apt hringing death, desola
ZION, and mourning into SO many hspp.
homes. IS
Such lessons as the times teach will no
have very great tendency, We fear, to in
spire the patriots to sacrifice their property
and ~ tAeir lives, to put down, another re
bellion ~ ;asi he Government, when the,
remember how much better rebels fare, afte
the war is over, than the patriots who sacsi
6ced ell upon the altar of their country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
BE ON your Guard

he ON your Uu0hu
Asaa,et ths limitations and eounterfets Of HeSfHf-
TIERS sroMAoH BffTKRg VIII which shs rsxafn
who make dishonor.bls living. By proving uycn -
sck and snasrtng. nov nood sns
kss ofthIs country. Whenever thsse ronoxrusszas
are dscoysrsd they Immediately prosecuted By sss
proprietor, Who sxp.nd sAousssds dsliass sssaaiy
in tracing them out and bringing them to justice With
in short time inunctions have been obtained In the
Courts Of the United States against number OF lnd'
y,du.l, and firms and suits In progress ssan't
several others ell Of who're will be given to s
p~s,,e. s.t isspie oxths utmsss vigaass asAsctvs-
. q tlsat dss>ssivs agents. sAs untsssisrpd are Of
ocus.. ssskls 70 prcsees the pusnc e,s sssh's pi-
,.o. imitation. Of STANDARD National Tonic, every
where in request and readily convertible into cash ~
limited s,at.s Bonds or IT sasury Notes They, thsse
fore. nnAsunr o, rssoAurios, direct sstsntioa 70
the fact that finely engraved label representing b.
George and the Dragon and . Beautiful proprietary
stamp, besr.s the snisial sndcfssmsssof aseov'rn-
msut appear on every bottle Of the genuine BfTTRhs
The article /, further authenticated BY pinisturs note
Of hand, With the signature o. nose'sA o'sA'
10 counterfeit which h State Ftson crime Tbs true
BITTERs are sold boslss only, and nersr I" BUR
mayzs dAv HoefsffhH 5@iih'
= $500 >------------- lsa-5
aRxzolatss HxAsrs Asn fEEiIHo HILL" - very
properly describes those Who suffering from snch acute
mslsAies - Gravel ptsbets difficulty Of vcidfng urine
and IKE complaints behold tn cir fellows 90 srsry hand
in the full vigor of perfect health
Bni every such can hnd relief In DR. J. W. po'snd'
white Pine Com pound-the never falling remedy
mayas-dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
Failure Of Frazier, Trenhoim = Co


The New York Independent says
"The failure Of Frazier, Trenholm 4 Co..
agents Of the Rebel Government in Europe.
made great sensation in Wall street on The
day of its announcement. Such a. blow 20
SonkherB credit has not occurred uinee the
dos of he war. Dealers in cottoA md for,
eign exchsnee, both here md in Europe,
must be heavy x9nerers by this event. Our
Government, it is feared, will also lose, per
haps, several millions Of dollars. This Arm.
it is asserted, had in their possession large
amount Of money and other plumber from
3eG Davis Co, which our Government n
soue time thought they had in their clutches.
These millions we're nice little fund for Ne
rebels 10 draw upon to conciliase ihe Eoy>
eminent, 70 pay pardon brokers' 10 fee law
yers, 70 buy elegant mansions in Canada,
tQsettie hotel bills, and furnish aid and com
tort generally 10 score or more ofsinfernal
scoundrelsr who, ~ principals in the rebel
Hon, hAve robbed the na8ion Of thousands n
millions Of dollsn, murdered hundreds Of
thousands of the sfaest and nobless n,en ever
born, and Who nor, With more inisrna wick.
odnssa, refuse TO act in1fly, and do the thines
49, uAake fcr psaes. We incsrsly pity those
No hass innocsntly trusted and idef money
g3hgsf. TAsnhClm = cdSthfk We a. az.
10y thaqhfe p that god Psosidssse 4hieA
I'LL anole1ng Aloagv ead $500 -
- 2Asss s.coafsdeEss1 r = -
: 8. e 3 :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

TEE Chicago Tribune says that the New
York Tribune buys type, &C., in England,
raySddty, freight and other charges on it,
and then gets il 1t one half the price itwould
cost Ut the typs foandries in this country.
Hthat is true, thea the Chicago 7ribuns
don't tell thstruth when it says we need no
prctsction, for II IN plsin all the type fbun.
dries of the, United States would go undss
withost projection, if the COS. of EnglssA
typs, duty and, freight included, is less than
half thecost of the American article. And
II that Ia true Of type, why not of other man.
ufactures; and lif of other manufactures as well
- of type, il follows that without protection
our sole Dependence. would be on foreign
maAafactures, tbr the Americas establisas
mcnss must all close up, because wages and
interes. are higher here than the ~, and they
can undersellu O. O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
Republican State Convention.

The eleventh annual Republican State convennen OF
low. will be held at Des Mones Hednesday, TIE ises
ses sf.s A. q, 1857 At 10 o'sioekA m, for The pur-
pese q Fascinating scapddst~ fr Ne fOllcsi STATE
oacsrs, to be Allied at the next general elsctioni
One person for the ofhee Of Governor q
One person for the ONCE Of Lieutenant Governor. 81
One person for the once Of Judge Ct the Supreme
Court
And one person for the once OF Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.,
I ii fhe rate q rsprsssntsaen IN ~ = fsucws vis
rus delegate fes sseh county ~ 80 sdnlsonal dele
x.sesr ever huesrsd vsses, - kssaAssaA yartof .
hundred votes ATTY, cast at the last election for
Hon. I'd. Wright for Secretary Of State.
All Who supported the nominees and principles Of tbs
Repubesn party a the last ssseni election are cor
daily invited 70 take part in sending delegates TO THU
convention.
By order Of the Republican State Central Committee
tprii 30 1857. N. y. ovTms ohsarnsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

Laws ought to be enforced or repealed.
1t is demoraLzins to continue dead statutes
on the Statute Book. If murder is not to be
punished, why should the penalty stand on
the Statute Book of the State, to mock the
public with its falaeious promises Of protec'
ton to life?
If there is no such thing as treason, prac.
ticslly, and men are not TO be punished, lie,
the world no longer be humbugged with the
name, and credulous fools, in their igno-
rance, be duped into the notion that there is
wide distinction between patriotism and
treason. Let our Consultation be amended
and our laws be made to conform TO it.
Why mott
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

Tue conduct of Governor Eyre. of Jamai
ca, IN ordering the trial and execution OF the
negro Gordon, by martial law, has been eon-
demned by the charge of the Lord Chic
Justice of England.
Eyre, of course, will not be punished f. thu
aristocracy are not often punished id any
country; but the course of the Chief Jus
tice may prevent similar outrages in the
future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

The Indians on our frontiers have much
better grounds for their hostility than the
rebels had, but we don't hear Greeley, or the
Copperheads, pleading that the miscteant
murderers and assassins of our fellow clti.
zens should be treated with kindness, and
encouraged TO persevere in their bloody
tradn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

IT is reported that President Johnson has
made sn arrangement with the rebels in Ten
nessee, as he did with those in MARYLAND. to
overawe the loyal party with United States
soldiers. and protect the rebels in Selling the
polls and casting their votes in violation oil
10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

Tbs Tribune reports that John Hay, Esq.
formerly Mr.. Lineolns private Secretary
has been appointed Charge d A flares q. vi
ennas to snpersede Mr.. Motley.
1t is mean trick Of Stewards and John
son s TO undertake to supersede Mr.. Motley
and we should be sorry to see Mr.. Hay con-
sent to be the instrument to do their dirty
work aze
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

We receive papers from England regular
ly now, fortnight after they issue from the
press. =
This, though nothing remarkable in these
days, would have been regarded as miracu.
ious by orr fathers, in the days when it took
three months to make the voyage across the
ocean, and three weeks more 70 reach the
Mississippi river. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

/ uuteAs1's LisAtring ElyeMiner VII esr.
IDLY sxtsrDlnaes thssspsSe = - ~ Is psrssvsrsd
=. Bsvsrs q bogus liy-pavs. whieh some dsaisrs
hssp bscSp NY cSsee II pr ssariS nothing. Don't
,lssvhdl.A <Ask for pUrcHnRs, which 10 sold By
al iiy. pruerists. [uay3sdAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

lr is reported that both President johnson
and Horace Greeley have written to Breckl
inridge, begging him to return, and accepe
the favor and protection of the Governmens
he tried so strenuously to destroy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

NEsee it stated that the Spanish Govern.
ment is considering the propriety Of abolish
ing slavery in all its colouies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

FRAscE, it is said, has purchased Of our
Government two iron-clad vessels, the Dun.
derburg aud the Onondaga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

THR Commencement Exercises OF the
State University will take place at Iowa City.
on the 18th and 26th Of this month Judge
Wright, of the Supreme Court, will deliver
an AQurBss III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY ?

nertons Reneetiens for Young Men, In
Essays OF Howard Association on the Pathological
Erfors Abuses Diseases induced by Ignorance OF hs
lures Laws the hrst age of man eent In sealed ~
ter envelopes, free OF charge Address Dr. '.skiLLir
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phiisdsiphis Pa
max24-dk snos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

THE statue Of Thomas H. Benton, of Mis-
souri,, is to be placed in Lafayette Park, ST.
Louis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02

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