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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-10

There is TO be a grand 0onyocation of the
Bishops OF the Catholic Church throughout
the world, by invitation of the Pope in the
month Of June, to celebratethe anniversaries
Of the martyrdom Of several ancient Saints,
and to participate in the ceremonies for the
csnonization Of several new Saints. @s
King Emanuel, il is understood, has pro-
posed the following terms for the considers
ton of His Holiness: u r.
l. The Italian Government win bring in a
bill declaring Florence to be the de6nitive
capital Of the Kingdom of Italy.
: The Cardinals will be declared Princes
of the Kingdom. and VIII get from the Ital
ian Treasury double the salary they nov re-
ceive.
8. The inhabitants of the Ponti6cai terri
ritory, with the exception Of Rome. to de-
clare by a pIebiscite whether they willremain
SUBJECTS OF the Pope or unite themselves with
the rest Of ltaly.
4. Rome 10 Be declared . religious city sui
aeneris, in which the Pope is to have absolute
c%ouirol. The municipal council, however,
will be elected BY the citizens, - will have
the disposal of several Office borrower,
the Law element will be substituted F0s the ~
ligious element, especially il 10 the coure Of
the negotiations . small territory shpsld b
sAdsa - Rome.
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Bosros axp INV EseLssD PAssssarss, with thse
Baggage, are transfs rrtd fss Of charge IN New Fork
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FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De
po&cor. HxchanTe and Michigan streets:
$40 A. n. Rev York Day Bxpress, fsun-
days exe<pted). stops At HorneIhytlie $50 a M,
Xxi eusQuehanna 2lo p. r~ {Di rex Turner'S
sos .. -, leap !, and arrive in New York 1910 =
m Connects ut Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
avannA Z Westsrn Railroad, and At Jsrsey CITY
with Midnight Express rrain OF New Jersey Rail
road for Philadelphia. Balsir ors and Washington
$50 A. n. Express Mail, Wis Avon aud Hor-
nctisvills Sundays excepted. Arrives IN New
York It Z. :. Connects II Elmira with North
sn Central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baifinors. Washington and points sosth.
$50 r. n. Iighsnlng Express, Sundays e.-
cxpsed} Stops At Horneiisvftle tsz5 p. m. tsupA
@ sud strives IN New York 7.Oa a N. Connects at
Jersey City vith Morning Express rrain sfNew
Jersey Rzsir nd tov Baltimore and Washington,
and Al New York with Morning Kxprsss Trsan for
Boston and New England Cities.
6.I0 p M. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps at aotneilssilie 1890 2. N .,lsup)
interesting With the 4:i5 p M Trail fcW 0ns-
ktrf. ami arrive in Nee Yark at 1880 p M Aisp
| oonnrcts at Einsra for Harrisburg Phiia1el phia
and South.
II 80 p. NJ. ~Cfncinnati Express, Sundays
e~xcepteil. stops At susqu-h suna 1:7os M. tBkfie
Turner's l:12 p m, tDin*l and afrivss in New
York ~ Rip m Connects st orsst Bsnd with
Delaware, LsrksNrna Z Wesfcr Raiircad for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and At New
York With Afkfnoon Traina and steamers fol
Boston and Nsw England Cities-
Only oue Train Ea.t on Sunday, leaving Buffalo II
Clio .. IN and reaching New York at 1890 p. m.
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ORIGINAL NoTIcE.-To Hiram '. Nil.

ORIGINAL E0TICE.-To Hiram v. Nil.
Ter, Astfias =. Tshos. r ,. nf1es, A. Hfns q
Richard Mason and 49, Macon, his wifs, Vim. Tbomp-
sen 4 Co., OotfcYcii I Bro, n. X. Love, aAustuistYafor
~ estate Of ~ nDsr md Uhristopher Graham;
You apA each OF ycu are hereby notified that there 10
taoE - Ale In the efice u The Clerk Of ibs DistEict Court
.6ffLee cousty, hwA q Kscknk,a petition cf Hiram
h.rney. ciAmihs Of ycs, Miriam Y Miller. tAs san Of
sx thousand fwo hundred ant sighty. nine one-hnn-
dredtAs dollars - - SloeJ ~ith ten p%r csnt interest
Per annum, payable annually. - money due on Hiram
y. Mntsrs h~sestgAgs, made ny yoa 70 Charles MAaon,
and since assigned 70 said Hirstn Barney, datSd septesn-
Der 2d,is56, also claiming Against s>fh of yon the fore
closure Of said nnrtgage-th- sane being nDon lots z
D and 4, N bleck 7 In As~on'st upper abolition 10 Reo
knk, according " . Bsp- dawn by W. 9. strtte, which
property 10 sftuat~d ID Beoksk, Lee county, Io~a, for
the purchase nineey, and further asking Tor . sal u
said premises and general reaief
Ant sniass you appear and ansse r said petition on OF
tefost moon Of fts second Day Of the next term Of the
said Court, TO commence III keokuk, on the let H9mdsy
In RebsusEy, 4. y Jhe7 - dssAsit viii be eLtsrs6 a gsiast
you, and judgment rendered thereon as prayed for In
raid petition. STRONG 4 CRAIG.
Rev, SOC cancelled t6t9d Attys for Pif
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Original NOTICE. To Rober. II.

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - To Robert II.
~ walker .vinson sYown. Tlioasss exansick and Viii
liam Lohmer, Executors Of the Estate Of Louis zndsI
decreased, Geo. 9. Anderson. Hiram barney
You and eschl Of 700 are hereby notfted that there Il
now on file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
u Lee county, Iowa, ut Keoknk, q petition OF Joseph
Woods Executor Of the -stnts ~ James Tcofs. dr~ssed
claiming Of yon the said Robert X. Walker. the sum Of
Fourteen Thousand Two Hundred and Se.enfy-nve
u 100 Dviiar, (sl4ITS a1lt@l ~ money dns % 6 prom
,sscty note, and Agsinst all o. yoa the foreclosure OIL
csrtatn nrpr gmge given 10 secure ths % ms nt IT Maid
f@tt, conveying the following described property Tire
Undivided half Of Lots stls, w len, 40 eleven. flt1
twelve. M In Block twtnty-thre~. 10 in the City Of
Ksoknk Les county, lows Nv~ uufe-s you sppesr
thereto and defend b.fsre noon of the second day Of
tts usxt term Cf tbs said District Court. said C1rrt 10
be begun and he's on the nrst Monday ia February, 1857
81 Asokuk, defaaii viii tt tnt4res against yon, and
Judgment and decree rendered for rtaintr as prsye
for la said petition.
hAsgIS Il Noes tRT,
Hsv stanp-So Cts Attornsys Tor n If.
fsey1A
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In connection with all Western hne., as fo'iows:
FROM DUyKIRK AND SALAMANCA
By Ne. York time fron Union pepo,.:
600 A. NJ. New York Day Express, from
s.iasssncs. aEdass exespssdt ssops al Hop-
nelisvii e s4S a. nj tBkiA, intersecttpg Nth the
s:sa =, m bay Exptess from Buffalo. and arrives
In New York at 1890 y. m.
ITO A.. n. Axpress Mali, fror Dunkirk, Sun
days excefteul Steps at salamanca 30 a. IN ,
aud connects At $50 :. N Express Mail from Buf-
faie, and arrives In New York 1t 200 .. M
4.I5 p. n New York Might Express, from
Dunkirk. Sundays exeepted). Stops at Ssiaman-
ca es5 p N; olesn s;s5 p. m fsapE rurnsrs s5o
= N. fBkft) aad arrives In Seu York At Il 81 p
m connsctfnY with Afternoon Trains and stesm-
ers for Boston and New England Cities.
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An Interesting Question

WHAT eli.. Of people viii be most susceptible TO
Evidently thtse affected with any disease OF the
stomach, liver. str any Of the organs sppertAining to d.
gestiou. This clkss Of persons undoubtedly will be more
liable 10 contract this disease than those possessed Of
strong and healthy digestive oxgans-
The gu estion then naturally artses, how shall we're
store ard ksap these organs in q healthy and pormal
condItion1 wa answer, by attention TO diet, avoiding
all intoxicating drinks ns matter IN Whist I rn pre-
sented, and BY 3he use, according to directions, Of that
great strengtheffng tonic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-10

On ADD after THURSDAY, december 9Th, f6e and until far
th-r notice, traias NHt fuA - kabows;
LIArR KKOKUK.
i4 ffain-sasA 4. M.Aaily, except Sunday.
ID Trnin-A3oP II. " az
LEAU OFT AADH0F
Mrrsfn=1csc 4. M.osry. Sxeept Sunday.
tth rrsin-6:so P. n. q
- DssiaG ths ssason Of nasigAf0n.the lst
tram, is&xinss keekxA, connects with hortAsrs
Tue Packet Cunpeny ss6oa&s - Fort nsdiaon, making
sare concessions NTH RsilFpsA II BnsitAotaes Rqs6
Lizard Ann davenport
9he ieEoa n Train nNm FORT Msdfsoa, AAese son
xaafh4 dbtsAc. wAha h - 0ssswn4 kAS2HS
HnoSboS a p<1n4s sct sals ~ aGssss atl e0eesN
fvkS&hshas. 1881 Lk@6osSy.
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Female Monthly Pills.

On. PERpArLr is the only agent in California for
DIR. Bior's Fcmnle Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their rcputatohn as a female
remedy, unapproached, and Gar in advance Of every
other remedy for suppressions and irregularities,
md other distractions in females. On the receipt
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express to any part Of the world, from Curl
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Persons at a distance can be cured Mt home, BY
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All communication confidential.
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DR.. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

(Grad,sate ofMe Chirersify Of the City Of Ner
York. % 7'''
"AvING located permanently in the city
I'll of Olympia, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens ofthis place aud surround
ing country in the various branches of Mcdi.
cine and Surgery. .u.. a
Grateful for past patronage and the conf.
dence bestowed by a generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully solcits continuance Of the
same. and will hold himself in readiness at all
times to attend to any calls in the line Of his
profession, to which his entire attention will be
devoted. sJr,, .sL N re
Those prcferring tho services Of a regular
graduate, as evidenced by the proper author
ity of a diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men and children, and all affections Of an Or
ganic nature. '4, '' ftt
Reference: To the Faculty Of University
Medical College, and DR.. ?. A Ayiette, New
York city.
OFrIcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore. Il.t. ~1l.
Olympia, December 4, 1864. 4:tf
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marked:-"IfI could choose but one for IA
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stead of the physician" III families would
ge, a collection of simple remedies, with plain
instructions for their use, they would do away
with ha doctoring." GAN families should
noses ,emselyes of a collection of common
remedies with plain instructions for their
nse -. would like TO see the chest in every
fam;,v - .iit.is a convenience, 1T is use
fin .m.,mu, sickness and much expense
might ne saved bv such home care.
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su tier county, Cal; A., o...e...... ..,...
The undersicned have had DR.. Boynton's
medicine chest IN their families for the last few
months, and willingly state that they regard
II as a wise provision, strictly practical and
highly useful. ~ y
Every person having the chest in the above
named county has signed the above article.
Tha rrhlsh;no IF the names being unueccssa.
~. we Withhold them and save space.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

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Life illustrated.
The Water.Cure Journal and
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Devoted to hydropathy, its philosophy and
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A Repository of science, literature, ana gen.
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Gen. ThOmas's Plain Talk to
Traitors.

Several impenite;t rebels were arrested
some time ago, at Rome, Georgia, for dis
playing the Confederate flag. Geh. Thom-
as thereupon sent a letter to the Mayor OF
the town, in which he informs the people
Of his department that such acts cannot bo
tolerated that they will he summariIy
punished. He tells them that the late war
on the part the South was simply q re-
bellion, not a revolution, and that treason
is a crime, and must not be paraded as
something meiitorious. The letter coDs
cludes as follows:
"With too many people OF the South tho.
late civil war Is called a revolution. Reb-
els are called 'Confedorates,' loyalists to
the whole country are called damned
Yankees and traitors, and over the whole
great crime, with its Hccursed record Of
slaughtered heroes. patriots murdered be-
cause Of their true-hearted love of country,
widowed wives and orphaned children,
and prisoners Of war slain amid such hor-
rOrs as find no parallel i'm the history ofthe
world, they are trying to throw the gloss
Of respectabilitv, and thrusting with con-
tumely and derision from their society tho
n~n and women who would not Join hands
with them in the work of running their
country. Everywhere in the States htely
in rebellion treason is respectable and 10y
atty odious. This the people of the United
States, who ended the Rebellion and saved
the country, will not permit, and all at
tempts to maintain this unnatural order
Of things will he met by decided disap-
prOval. As, However, il is pretended by
the friends of the citizens arrested that
they were 50 innocent Gs not tc know that
it was wrong for paroled prisoners and un-
punished traitors to glory in their shame
and ilaunt the symbol of their crime in the
face of the country, they will be released
from confinement, with the understanding
that no act of treason will be passed uu-
noticed, and may they and others who
think like them profit by tho lesson they
have received"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-03-14
Miscellaneous.
The Newspaper a Power.

AMe newspaper - Power.
The press is the motive power that
moves the world. It's influence is be-
yond dispute, and its agency is accept
ed by all. The following very able ar
ticle on this subject we copy entire from
one of our exchanges
"The press is an educated force of
wonderful potency. The humble and
unpretending newspaper that comes
every week intOa dwelling, contributes
imperceptibly but certainly 10 the in
tellectual growth of all the people
therein. Indeed, it is not difficult in
the Obscurer walks of life to detect
what kind Of newspaper a man regu-
larly reads by the opinions he draws,
and the methods by which he states
and defends them. Some men who
pass for more than ordinarily intelli-
gent and thoughtful know very little
except what they have learned from
the newspapers.-Nay, let any one sit
down and deliberately pass in review
his stock Of knowledge, accurately dis
Criminate what he is indebted to the
newspapers for, and what he has ac-
quired through other sources, and he
will be surprised to find how large are
his obligations to the public journals
An uncommonly shrewd observer of
men, and one personally acquainted
with most of the eminent men of his
day, remarked that some of the most
conspicuous among them, radiant with
genius and all other qualities requisite
to constitute great leaders, were mainly
newspaper men; that is, they relied
throughout long and brilliant careers
chiefly upon newspapers for facts sug-
gested, for ideas, and largely for the dis
cussion whereby the real and apparent
were separated from each other.
at may be said moreover that news.
papers manufacture more great men
than are made by any other process
1t is matter of nOtOriety that very
few public men, upon deliberate hear.
ing and actual review, bear any fair
proportion to the reputation they en-
joy. Many men for whom nature has
done little, and art less, have a cOlOs
sal fame, which will not bear to be ex
amined too closely. In these cases the
difference between the real and the i'm.
aginary is the product of newspaper
laudation. The public may not feel
under obligations to the press in this
matter, but the fortunate individuals
who reach high position through thi,
expenditure, if in it have abundant
| reason to prove that the ,1elgsDq1lej
is q pOWer,"