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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

low A ITEM 3.

The Friends annual meeting, held at Oa-
kAloosa, WAS well attended this year. The
Herald says that last Sabbath about 5000
persons listened to the preaching Of the Cos
pei on the Quaker grounds. Quite number
of preachers from a distance were present,
among whom we have heard prominent men
ton made of Newell Ordway, OF Mass ,chu-
setts; Jesse Hartley, Of Ohio; Benz. Fojam,
Jane Jones, Ekanah Beard and Luther Is.
Jordan. of Indiana; Lindley Hoag, David
Hunt, EIwood Osborne, James E. Bailey,
Joel Bean aud Jos. b. Hoag, of Iowa; Da-
Yid Morgan aud VIM. Pierson, OF Mahaska
county. Seversl of the pulrits in the city
were OCCUPIED Saturday evening by preach
ers OF this denomination,
Sheriff Akers, OF Iowa county, has res
covered six stolen horses within the past two
months, as we learn from the Marenso Re
publican.
An old resident of Usage, Mitchell
county, died on Thursday, the 18th inst,
from IN overdose of Morphine, which be had
taken to alleviate neuralgia.
The Press expects generally fine display
at the Mitchell county fair, which opened last
Wednesday.
Dubuque County Republican ticket
Senator-George Crane Representatives.
Adolph Schill, Henry L. Stout, I. c. Rob
erts, DR.. n. B. Matthews; County Judge
D. E. Lyon; Treasurer. Mangold; Sher
ia-R. .. Cheney County Superintendent
DR. J. E. Sauborn County Surveyor
| Hardin Nowlin; Coroner-Alonzo CraQin
Drainage Commissioner--D. S. Smith.
The Board of Supervisors OF Delawar
county have appropriated $1,000, for an iro,
bridge across The Msquoketa river, at til
hourishing town of Manchester.
| The Muscatine Courier notices larg
number of Chicago tronghs on the street
OF that town,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
THE STATE TICKET.

We AJAX the special attention Of Republican
County Committeeman and Republican Ed
tors and Publishers to the inf ortance OF hay.
ing the ballots for State officers accurately ar
ranged and printed. d. Franklin Wells.
nominee for superintendent Of Public In.
struction, was nominated not only for full
term, but for the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Oran Fa,ille. Henry O'Con>
nor wss nominated for Attorney General, not
for full term, but for the unexpired term of
r. K. Bissell, deceased. That the ticket NAV
be printed uniformly accurately we present q
form as follows:
Tor Governor-Samuel Merrill.
For Lieutenant Governor-John Sect.
For Judge of the Supreme Court-Joseph
N. Beck.
For Attorney General TO fill vscsncy)-
Henry O'Connor.
For superintendent Of Public Instruction
ito fill vacancy)-D. Franklin Wells.
For Superintendent of Public Instruetiop
(full term Franklin Wells.
Mr. Wells appointment by the Governor
10 fill the unfinished term of Oran Faville
will only continue until the day of election.
If our nominee should not be chosen by til.
people for this unexpired term, the office
might be either filled by a Ccpperhead unit,
January, or remain vacant, and either contin
gency would be q calamity. The term fo
which Major O'Connor is nominated will poI
expire until January, 1869.
e. c. NorRss,
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

Hs leaders oil the Democratic party were
accustomed to howl in favor of an exclusive.
" specie currency few years ago, and to
denounce paper currency as bank rags"
Now the leaders Of this same party, most Of
them by the way rene9ades from the old
Wing bank party, are bowling in favor of
the issue OF currency Of two billions and q
half Of greenbacks.
And yet this party, which is Changed by
every wind OF doctrine. clai'Hs to stand by its
principles. It has no principles Its leaders
are demagogues, and they rem the machine
by the power OF humbng. Now they are in
favor Of an overwhelming isshe of irredeem.
able paper currency. few years ago they
would have nothing but gold and silver, and
few years hence they will probably be OPP
posed to any currency of any kind, unless
they should conclude to constitute "rot gut"
the exclusive circulating medium
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

l, That again prociain II - . essSisal principle
of political isith, that Ill ere sQsal before ths
Lac, and In favor Of such asnendmsps . TO the
Consultation u the ftsts ~ IcOa = wth seruye III.
rights Of the ballot ths protection Of the Law and equs
Justice TO Ill irrsspscttvs a. color fs Or religion
That ve approve Of the ,aiftary rsconAey scetop
sct passsd ~ the seth and 10Th consrsss but the
fIitsrHl ecnsarsetiop BY aufteadH o0eais Aeprtsrs
,h,ss acts OF their sOsrsI and vitality - dsana thai
Conkrsss ssesnbis Ia July 70 carry By addslona,
snsctnens the tine and original intent Of said sets
The reconstruction Of tbs Rseel Btssss upon sure
10y oil hess.
That the prompt trial and pupishuent sceordnr
70 iau, ef the heeA d the is4s ebson os m
esimss u mperatssy demanded lcr ~ yindicssson
the conssituos and the lsvs, and M the proper pan
hhmsnt OF the highest crime II 10 demanded b. luscs
honor and proper regard hf the pSosecttos Of Ane
can eiisenslp and By due regard for the vefare
fsturs ssfsty Of the - pnbc, a0d ~ dee only
the DIGNITY o. the Dston, tut In justice 10 the 10y
people Who have been heroic In their devotion 10
oanss OF the Constitution the Union and Liberty
the soldiers Of the Union Who sarvivs and the
Of the heroic dead.
T. That ss In favor OF the stvicssat economy IN
The expenditure OF public money and shat deuans
81 tn hsnds Of al oelais both etats asd Naiopa
faithful and rikidly honest scnAssration Of publ,
a0Airs
. That the Republican msmA-rs ofthe Cor rress o
The United etstss entitled the tbaphs Of M
ton for their armnsss IN resfsnng the Conspiracy Il
turn over the control Of the Govern the hsnds
traitors and their siif~s aud In 6sfAns the purposes
corrupt Executive ani thus sBstainins the INTEREST,"
81 liberty In greet and dangerous crsss 10 history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22


The President CT the United States, who
was fois,ed into position which he hisgraces,
| BY the treacherons hand Of . Ceppefhesd
assassin in the interests Of the rebels who
| had fought for years to overthrow the Gov>
eminent. is now the reckless chamRion Of the
discounted rebels. He has, for eighteen
months, opposed the will Of the loyal people
Of the country and thwarted their Represeh-
taives, and annuiled directly or hy indirec-
ton, the laws passed by them for he recon
| struction of tho Union. He has, iu the words
OF Grant, given aid and ENCOURAGEMENT to
those WHO strove to destroy the Jnisn by
| force Of arms, and who now seek 10 oontrol
il by the chcanery of politics. He, this
double renegade, Andrew Johnson, is sup>
ported by the incorrigibie rebels, End by the
sympa,hizing Copperheads, IN al his efforts
! 10 oppose the views Of the loyal Congress
and the loyal people of this lani endorsed
| by Grant and our Union Generals; and to
carry into effect the demands OF the most
bitter and persistent myrmidoss of JEFF.
Davis.
Had Andrew johnson been q true man
and an honest patriot the Union would have
been reconstructed long ago. and peace and
prosperity would now prevail Throughout the
land He alone is the author, instigator and
upholder Of all the opposition I'd the laws OF
| Congress which now exists in the South.
Had he but seconded the action pf Congress
and executed the laws enacted by the law
making department OF the government, in
accordance with the Constitution everything
would have gone on smoothly.
1t was The spirit Of Andrew 10 hnson which
brooded over the South and breathed vitality
into the breaihess corpse OF rebellion aud
treason, and infused into it thu bloody and
murderors hate which wreakeh its malice
and ITS vengeance in the massadres of Menu
phis and New Orleans, and In cruel and bra :
tai aseassinstions throughout the South.
And now by usurpation, in vidatiol Of the
laws Of Congress and against tho protests Of
Union Generals and Of the loyal people,
, Andrew johnson is moving forward to eff,
feet, if practicable, in the interests of the
rebel 10, what they fought foarIyears in vain
to accomplish. /,
The loyal people seem obFvions to tlit
danger OF the hour, and like tie disciples o.
the Redeemer' in the dark hour Of hi.
. approaching agony, suffer themselves Il
9 sink into profound slumber Why will
. they not awake and arous . and max,
one more peaceful effort at the poll
a to preserve in peace what j, has coet SO mucl
d treasure and so many precious lives to main
d tain in war? Patriots, think OF the pric,
: that has been paid for our freh institutions
:. for our liberties, for our Unioh, for the SD
n premacy of the loyal sentiment and the oyp
/ policy in this country, and suffer not oil i
: be sacrificed in vain by your apathy and gu
pineness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

Cot. FoaNEYs ISTERvIEw WITH Gssra.,
0RAsr.-The story circulating in some OF the
Democratic papers, that Colonel Forney and
other Radicals have been talking with Gen
Grant, and we're not able to satisfy them
selves Of his political eoundness, in false.
Colonel Forney did have an interview with
him on Monday, as the result of which he
says: am convinced that the people of the
country have never had more abundant rea.
son for reposing the fullest confidence in his
intrepid patriotism than they have at the pres.
ent moment.
Senator Thayer also had talk the same
day with Gen. Grant, and most cordially en-
dorses Colonel Forney's words.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

The Muscatine Journal announces that
the freedmen OF that city and vicinity will
celebrate. with appropriate ceremonies, the
zzd day 81 this month, that being the ami.
versary OF President Lincolnfs proclamation,
which was the forerunner Of bis great Eman.
c'pauon Proclamation. Al she 22d falls on
SUNDAY, the exercises will take place on
MONDAY next. They will consist Of q dinner,
with speeches, etc., at Treus ont Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

THE Chicago Times calls Gen. Grant the
great American Flea, and says that when
you put your finger on him, he 10 not there
This isprecisely the complaint that vas made
BY Gen. Lee during the war. Loyal men are
st no difficulty whers to find Grant, and
never we're. During the var he opposed
traitors in arms, and now they End him op.
posing men who had not the courage to take
the heid III support OF their cherished princi.
pies; yet whenever he opens his batteries on
them. they succumb as easily as did the trail
sor hordes of Lee aud Johns;on.-D Davenport
Gdxefs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

From the Dallas Gazette We learn u a,
Mr.. Carpenter, Of that place, was seriously
injured the other day by his team coming in
collision with another wood team. Two oil
his ribs were broken, and for while his life
vas despsired Of. His lungs were torn open,
the air passing in between The skin and Aesh.
He was visited ~ physicians, who performed
most successful operation ION the unfortu-
nate sufferer. The skin wa pierced ard the
air passed out. The sympashies Of the PEG.
pie have been extended To Mr.. Carpenter,
Who 10 honored As man ard . soldier. A
purse Of 500 has already been raised for
him,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

Quo votes in October, and the Legislature
to be chosen will elect Senator, Mr.. Wade's
term expiring soon. The Gazette publishes
On estimate from an experienced and able
politician which shows that OF all the doubt
iul counties-those which gave less than $50
msJority IN le66-only four voted Republi-
can, and the Republicans now expect 10 carry
eleven. As the Republicans have hand
some majority already, there would seem 10
be no chance of defeat in the Senatorial
R0ntpAf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

whAAsvss ~ - skosshs = - - ~
eossss1, y ftissl aSass - ssases -
boly's psojses thas ~ psaso - - ~
ness 81 - NasioeAl Beo11 Ne ene -
scAens1 br sAspay.sssef sAsnh 4ehs.
Ne said disliscsly shat Il sAe1sbs taa@asll
one asd essid constie6 6ess1k - ~ =
sresnbacts. vistost inpair;sg In selss =
compared With gold, il voald hG1s1A tuita-
ble and polite to do %. But - -, d The
sams tins, that the debt ~ - nssp thas
m issus Of srsenbacks to meet il vas boz y
b. Aoesk Of Il : moment, beeasss il kosM
render greenbacks WORTHLESS = 8 Ksokpk
scrip" s~indis the public creditot and
ruin NJ country. We ssseestsd, n9destly
enough, thae h would b polite, If pr&ctica-
bic, 10 our judgment to consolidate the ~
rious issues Of Government Bonds into one
uniform fund, ct loves. rate Of intereet than
GovernnSns Bonds aow bear. For ths rea.
son thst inch courss would pacify the pub.
lie mind, ailsy the rising discomfort snd en-.
courage investments in manufactures and
business, converting the capital Of the coun-
try into productive capital, rather thah keep.
ing it boarded up while the owners Of il live
on the interest raised by taxation Of khe in
dustry Of the country. And, in combustion,
We did say, and insist that il would ke moth
| ing more than fair and equitable, That III,
holders of this kind of property should pc,
their equal share Of taxation on just prin-
ciples.
We know that the decision Of the auprem,
Court OF the United States, announced b!
Chief Justice Marshal in bis day, and fire.
quently reafiirmed since, 10 quoted and in.
sisted upon as loyal bar to this policy bu
! We hold that that decision, though right OF
the general reasoning, is practically wron
for lack Of limitations and proper applica
!. sion Of the general principle announced I
, | the facts and circumstances.
, II is true that If the States have power
tax the public credit without limitation, the
: NAV destroy it. But the conclusion tbs
, therefore they must not be allowed to Ia
, the public credit at all is neither necessar
/, nor logical. And TO remedy the erroneor
: decision, A We regard it TO be, tho Suprem
y Court need but to say that the States sha
!. not tax the evidences Of debt issued BY II
4 United States at sny higher rate than The
!, are accustomed to tax their own aud q
.. other securities and obligations for the pa
mens OF money. Such rule would obvis
the chief and fundamental difficulty and o
lection to the taxation Of government bond
). establish satisfactory and equitable poll
~ for all classes Of community, and settle 70
>. ever "vexed question"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

SRoRETARY Chassis DExIAL-The Trib-
a's's special says Chief Justice Chase au-
therlzss denial OF the abatement going the
rounds of the newspapers, that he has writ
YEN letter to President johnson Endorsing
h'e scs'on In the recent conflict Of authority
between General Sickles and the civil courts
81 the Carolinss, in relation 70 order No. 10.
!or which General Sickles was removed.
ne has never given IN opinion on the subject
= NJ. johnson or any other Government Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

How pitiable and affecting drama is con.
tanned in the following laconic narrative,
copied from Paris paper: Adele D., age d
III was found dead yesterday IN her lodgings
in the Rue Esqnirol Near her lay the lilies
lees body of her little boy, aged two years.
Abandoned by him who had made her a
mother, and plunged ia profound misery, she
had recourse to suicide by charcoal. Near
the child lay paper on which the following
words were written: Poor little friend. come
With me out of the world; | will not leave
you here to be unhappy as your mother has
been.t, A"'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
Mn MANHOOD:
- EHoW Lost! how Restored!

y.,t I,tished, in sealsd enreloys fr,ss sis ee~as
ALElruRa ON rus NAlUHAI TRaArAeeT,
And Radical Cure Of sperm .torrL9, esSinai WeaA
=. Ip,ountay kn1issioLs. sexual Debility, aud u
prs.uert TO Marriage generally. Nerves ne-s, tos-
sur ation 4, Happy. aud sts AsAs. Aaa fa.sT o 10
ty resulting fr SELF Abuse, SC, ~ sosr WI
yssws,L n. b., author Of tbs 'oreen aoos," %.
"A boon - Thousands - . ansress."
Fen. und.r seal In plain envelope, to any address
a.tuad on receipt cents sso postsgs staops,
TO I'B A.. j. c kLfHH CT,
lat Bowssr, Al1 YORK, fos1 orr's Boz 1850.
Al4o Dr. cuIysr~eirs Marriage Guile p.ics - Gu.
augli-lAw3m,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

RALalA AND ALL HsRyoUs DIssAsn9
ts Z. unailins remedy in all Of Basial Neural
=, of,ep sSectina perfect cure in sisss dsv. 10
f,,. at N,ryous Di.sass ias 70 yield ~ .asis iseu
..c. Even b ssvsfsss essss II chroac NeurAS 80
ssueral Nervous Dersngsmsnss Of many yssr' stasA-
Ing, affecting the entire s,sssm, eeno'sssy an ssr
nansntly cured 4 II n few days o. ~ vsshs st
III. u.mo.a contains nothins injurious 70 The Dost
d.,cats system, sBd always hs used 9Th p~sss4
safety, 10 10 eonstant BY ths best ply sciass, sAo
rive their unan and unqualified approval Fest
By ai on receipt Of u sad t~o posssss stamps esld
svsryssrs.
4URNNR = CO., Sole PrepristeSs, 1AO
Trsmont street, Bssson, Aass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
On October LIST, 1867.

tUns-s the Tickets should All have betn sold
No. or Tickets Limited 10. 200
To Tscksfs, to AgsAas %
No. Of 0tfts, eIS
Rfrst numter drawn by cor mfttee Of dvs
f6) selected ~ this audience. vii be en-
Hsied to HoisA and Lot In The city Of
Vt Pleasant, yzinsd at..... 5000 10
One OF 6tecks Pianos. 800 %
. One spsu Match Horses. new wagon and
harness oeV w
Parlor Organ oN W.
One sr!epdid tiold " atch aud Ciatn...... $40 90
Sla ae uniaua PICKET fook ................. Is 90
fYos FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS
AND P0sTEBs)
Any ds.atsdsd with thu prize may. upon the retarn
OF prize and tcket 10 tno Couctr, recsvs his
mission fee.
Tickets Concert n be had for ,ss At all the pnet
pal Jswsiry Music and Dug Stores 10 this part Of the
State or please address, enclosing STAMP.
VALENTINE KAAMERER, Proprietor
AroIpH scHLopsp, Agent, NJ. Pleasant, Iowa
A2Hcr any information ia regard 70 the ehsra ct-r
address Capt. W. A. sIacEs Chairman. Capt. J. WHlYl,
Dlxn 3 ROOF Com nittee, ". G. eaosr. or any ctnsen
Of NJ Pleasant.
A1TIekets can be procured at \. Hammers Music and
Jswelry stcre Main Street. between Ah And btb. and
~ Hard~ig yoss Keckuk Bah cry Main Street between
s,h and 9TH tiyll-dtooeti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
For Aale.

EORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
ii ssii fenced, and IN CORD ssass Of sa'as&
.ou, ) scrn Of good timber land and nies young or
hard good frame dsling house. NxS0, sooi cisssrn
.ssb.s Situate abSu, ~ " mile from tbs city
aBqnir. Of wv. pULTth
au&d Reai gstste A fsnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

The History OF the Great RsbsAson.
Gan be written b, any veil educated mas 10 single
hair year bat the stry Of the success OF Dr. j. u ~
iauds White Pine Compound eos'd not be sritsa -
tbous,nd we'll educated In Gry hall years - tnti
mate Ar. ~ rsls.oss With sysry and IN The
country tsspNi dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

"A Sportsmens' Club has been oreaaised
10 Council DlpGt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
uaTCuEI.OH,e mAIn DYE.

RATCHELOx's MAIn DIE.
hi. 70 sneid Hair Dye 10 ths bsss I'm ths world Thu
only trxs and perfect DyAHMmes., Reliably. ln'tants'
psous No disappointment No ridfo uions an@- has.
mai BLACK or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Boo
yes Invigora.ss the hair leaving il soft and oeaut.
mi, Tho genuine is s,gnsd Httiiass = Bafches1r Az
l., Ill Druxyi.ts and Psrfuusrs Factory 81 Barclay
straat New York. io~ItaAs'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22
For AMle.

IN one of the most desirable localities in
~ Sty, ost ss,vy trick 6ssiling hour. With ssur
rooms aud cellar LOT 6x1.0 feet. veil ssuesA cos
Asinins sumbs, Of fruit Trees and good well Of -
ter. 1nquirs u WV FULTON,
And Real Estate Aren't,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

A1-The highest price paid for CORN, RvE, sHIp
sTrYss ctTTLE AND sTtCE noGs either IT my
Oo. Main Street IT this Gbbo-v willie Distii.efv
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

=, =. 2. NotRtb,
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com