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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

lee 1tnes has actually discovered q use
for Gov. Stewards Esquimanx bareainl Il
sag:
"We fancy that our Fourth of July orators
would almost Be willing to pay out of their
own pockets the seven millions that Russian
Amsrica coas, for the new and splendid op.
Portnnity Il gives them for rhetorical em.
blasonnsnt With what new energy they can
dilats upon the vAstne@ Of our coantxy How
0Q0 eeezt the bird Of freedom from the
Guh Nance, and send il flying and
ecfsnn eAess up 70 the North Puie How
ehsy - de.rant upon the tropical groves OF
Iaodo9 eno the ioe-falds Of he ASetic, and
ahow ~ tnssunivsrsal Yankee lords Il over
ell The giory Of sncA prospect cannot be
ex9G nd b viev d T. vCnust say
ehlSAlss , ebsap." = u =
WsrsepoGy s1ogosf atsx q Buncombe
c..Aeey expess1ly - PAP for Gov. Seward .
vhia5A HveUfAing else d already pretty
vs80nAo13 Ut tAhilAlutiur spoStSopkes 70
The saGl)oFio0 hird'' have thus far escaped
TIE 6R-NHhmor. If '.Sitka il cheapf TO
v9bsSyi \ nDa - % he spoussfs ashcse
ho.e = q - 1siGh4 ssltiag saa," and gao
- ~ aafoA . adU up.n They
49, N Unan anything ont Of
Ct ~ eu3 ~ tAsn nay for iii
0mSG0pe1 - kumhn9 - b talking
0othe Gsvsn 4ulioas hat R1ss;ss a mer;cs
$685. NleA9 - or Nine Nil6css !,
- Grst o., h y but the beeinnine. Their
ere % - so1len lmil6oes more for h.rbors.
kGh1-ho1sea, fortrsssss, garrisons, ciul Off,
o0A ~ -. Ths IN on rAstoFieal 6um.
oes1 49, nce caly h hsasy, bot psrpet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
KEOKUKAIOWAs


40
,h.,s 49,, ..ss.s '. ~ - - :. skiIiiu N
ronAss = Na1 1ass n An ~ - M o.
city, WV ssAW ssrced ~ az3tamy tAss
t.r.ss, u ar sovs n No. ~ ss.s;s.
prsgi9s ~ psp4ssily II - pisss.- Nenyess-
ss1s ny sAn e sficls vkish seisss hon
MANI A1tsrsd isrs. II HsSy isssss ~ ~ IN
pay more for n interior srtisls % srasiE Asir
s sss's ~ so.ssels9 asaeA - = -
% pssro.is -. 49, ~ vSstsv ~
ter for bstA proasser and eoasunsr N The ed"
The dialogue Hms sasa, SD - snaesss'
every word u 4, that "tAs above soand ~
gument Is taken from payer WHICH sdvo-.
cstes . very di6srsnt docnins Wien applied
to internal trafhc. In that case Il adopts We
aotss buy vhsrs yca con ny - cluspist.
W. ~ unable 70 dsinsuaA M aFsusAsat
in the above in regard to domestic trade, that
does not apply with equal force 70 fursim
commerce IN N. oor,, !.
that there are strong REASONS in hyos of dis-
cfitninAtion between manufacturers and DEAL
sss ~ foreign countries and tho6s q home,
which do not exist As between diaersnt To-
cslities of the same country. In lie one
case the profit on the traffic goes abroad, 70
swell the wealth and greatness of perhaps
rival nations, while On the ether Il remains q
home 70 develop and enrich our own coun-
try, and make II independent IN Ill respects.
I'VE hold, then. III ifitbe tha inturast a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

This splssaid Hair Dye II the bsst in shs world The
only yse and pofea DyeHarmless Relisbie InstaBts-
neous No disappcintment. No ridieuio1s tins- Nat
urs Blaeh or Brown Remedies the III sgects Of Bad
Dyss InvigoFntss The hair leaving 1t soft and besst
fui. n genuine y deBed WsIaa 4. BstcAessv. All
Others limitations and should Be- avoided Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumsra pactory 81 Barclay
strsst. N~w York. Fd~e14-dsw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

I aAyUo 4 MRl0R u1SaWo ~ ~ SAHs . =
n. X Z IL 80 rAssGnsSD- 1 = < ~ /
Fer nssnsAasA4 AAs1nMas oaesEEAs Csn.
szsa5sumuHAvo - 1hFaGa n1eeaenes s4o
s.suu xas ~ NM agasU t0ssSssUt 2
-. - !, - - =
IN ~ 1tssAs ussfsi Z slsaiaeshs vsaee vha tskaa
ssars a1ssng@ psp,tzGeaa snshgs eseAsssesex
q unussN s1slsn = ~ sesas aUnA - fssdAss
ere rsssnassSsA ~ prs~issd b. rAyssass, 81
have haA tssnsaials mn snssat tArsssAeut H.
eosnssy. Da,s - srtseis Of tEss nsft - hasins
49, 49, u 1s3sssAaesss vsssssDsslsossAs ss61
~ ~ 49, - saivsifiy pis.n.ssd bseesr 49,
other articles.
osrAm en1 ssaSvrs 1uesoun fsecp sa1 %
not take any Of the worAlsa Installations that may b.
ssesA ssssAMEssast " y s9sat nosstdS"sA Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

BEeoINo has been reduced to science in
Columbus. The latest application vas from
. little girl on q street-corner who earnestly
pleaded for '.chaw Of terbacker for her sick
and DYING mother"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

Ir 10 denied that the Astor House 10 to be
converted into stores Mr.. Stetson's lease
he's yet three years to.ruu, and he proposes to
keep hotel on the old stand Is long as be Is
able to pay the rent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18


There are on the globe about !, 2S6, OOO, 600
of souls, Of which S6g, 00O, 00e are Of The
Circassisn race 552, 000, 600 are Of the
MonKol rxce 100 Ooo, 900 are Of the Ethio-
plan race; l76, COO, 600 are Of the Malay
race: 1000, 900 are of the Ande.American
race.
There are 1884 languages spoken, and L.
900 different religions.
The yearly mortality Of me globe Il 8, $685..
333 persona. This 10 NJ the yate of 81 ,664
per day, 3,T30 ner hosf, 60 ~ nute; 90
each pulsation OF our heaH MARKS the de-
cease Of some human creature. s"taa -
The average of human-life ID 80 years.
One>fourth Of the populssion die At or be-
fore the age Of ! years-one>half at or be-
fore II years.
Among 10000 persoas. one arrives at the
age Of 100 years, one in 500 attains the age
Of 90, and one in 100 lives to the age Of so.
Married men live longer than single onss.'
In 1000 persons 81 haffy, and more mar
risges occur IN June and December than N
any other months in the year.
One-eighth Of the whole population is mill
itsry.
Professions exercise great influence on
longevity. =
In 900 individuals who arrive az the age
Of 10 years, AZ are priests, orators or public
speakers, 40 are agriculturists, 33 are work
men, so soldiers or military employees, 20 adj
vocstes or engineers, "a professors and rs
doctors. Those who devote their lives to the
prolongstion of that Of others, die the soon
est.
There are 1886, o0e. 900 Christians
There are 5000, 600 Israelites.
There are 10000, 900 of the Asiatic re-
ligion.
There are &c., 900, 900 Mohammedans.
There are 200, 900, 900 Pagsns.
| In the Christian churches:
faith.
$1,000, 900 profess the Greek faith.
0,OOO, 600 profess the Protestant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

Ar . spiritual meeting shofs time ago, in
this vicinity, the prophet BALKAN was called
mp, and asked if there we're any jackasses in
his sphere. NO" he replied, 'fhey are all
on earth" p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

A laborer employed IN breaking stone On q
roadside in England, and having shade over
one eye as preventive, was thus accosted by
. companion VI say, Tummy, hast Z lost
N eyer" Why" replied the other, +" hast
e found onefi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

TIE culture of wine in Ohio is profitable.
That State has 1000 acres planted with
grapes, and the yield of the vines for 1885
wsstwo and . half millions of pounds Of
grapes, and 81, 900 aallons of grapes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL Notice


District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, atsFt.
JOHN DoLLssY. tPisinsia..
". D. nrKHI0HT. pefsndanti
FuVo ". B. hakNEoHf. Delsndsnt--you srs hereby
potihed that there Ii nov ale I'm the CLERKS OK
DC Of said Court the pssi un u John Doliery
q yos the sam of e16o. Nth interest thereon fr ths
nth day u 0cebsv A. D. 1884 u the rate Of ten Del
ases per annus evidenced ~ certain nostsaes-sx
eafsa ~ 80 eafs asd also ths berselosnre u "a
mortgage, nads % the payment Of said dsG b.
yov, upon the sbllcwin9 real property, sc-wft
Brncsts1a1 paft - lot - ., IN block ~ Kll.
bourns's Addition - Keskuk Iowa bsiss - fsss ipst
Ing 1esA street. md runnipg back Of even widA
fssS c0ansnctne ~ fset from the 81 Carol
- losh serssts, md Ioe gsusEAl rslssf.
frs noon Of the SECOND day Of the Of ssid Court
70 commences the third Monday In Nay 1851 u Heri
nsAison Judgment viii bsrsndsrsd against yen =
ID ~ n 80 petition. ~
MoOAR KNuwLH&.
linA 1sv. stanp, So oanesiedl Attyfer rfaistlk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

CARDINAL RlcREILEU said TO . poet,
There il great deal here that do not I'M
dsrstsad.n "7hst 10 not my fGnlt, said the
poet. u aAs fNM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

TIE sun is always shining, the flowers are
slways blooming, the birds are always sing
ing, the golden grain is always waving some
where in this wicked world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

Tho Japanese Ambassadors in Paris 81
Eve meals day, and 10 TO bed drunk every
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

Much il said, pro md eea, q 70 the cara
bili6ss Of Iowa for fruit growing. Whatev.
Or ID merits or demeeits may b, on this
question in geseral, there are some vaziedp
Of small fruits that do - well here -
can do anywhere, and among them are
hardy kinds Of grapes. Any farmer, vstn
little care, can raise this valueble fruit IN ~
greatest abundance, and no one should auov
the present spring to pess without ssssanf OF
~ nTslpsGrEA1EssnlMzx1Es1 / =
Ithose vhe- cannot siye much care - theis
Isrovth ~ We . a1obt The Concord is tAe
- u,pe erowp, q i will beax more neglect
ltIsn u SlkSt; ID W. s.....ss ,...'s.-
n Delaware isAs much shoices -rapa fPr
lestirG but = nudh aGSk1A cult 4 sta1 b
= sloW sfower, al muA less ptodu45ve.
Yet no assortment Of grapes ID conpiae
without it. The Western Rxral, publiahed
ct St. Louis, speaks ~ follows Of grape cul,
ture: -saa
All the hardy varieties of the grape vine
will DO we'll in the climate Of this locality
provided hey ers planted N veil pfspel
- sesAlleesa n 1879 et3cI
being restricted to these two varieties, when
you can have the Hartford Prolific. Concord,
the surest, and therefore the best for this lat.
itude. Diana, Rogers Seeding No. 4, and
other excellent grapes. You will soon find
out by .yopfvowp expsriencs and observation
which vsriel.esFass Lest suitsd to your CHI
mate and soil.
The preparation for grape vines consists Of
drpining the, soil thoroughly and hling, u
deeply. Bones, charcoal, ~, piAsteF I'D
wood ashes are suitable manure for the grape
vine.
Two or three years, old plaat6 Nill come
into bearing sooner than cuttings 10 mos
instances although this is not always the
case. Some prefer cuttings because thu
plants can be allowed to stand in the place,
1hks lhay kaSe lrst tAten SS64b. nAd =
tiiit iccUnnt the rU6ts ne ncyA ihutiixsed h
the pspcass of digging spssnd trnasplAnting
1 RaspbsFviss may also Be grown WITH thu
greatest ease. Thsy vill do veil With it'll
attention, after once started, if kept clear o
stock. They are the most delicious frui
| gown. There 10 no good reason why ever
farmer should not have an abundant supply
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

THsr have beautiful young lady in Mem
phis saves fsst high.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

A Timely warning.
Iii, .sp.si.lIy isssrs.n. .. sas time, vhe the nrl
k..s = ~ vSDsdsna. ar. assssd wish sAti1N
-, under ID. name Of imported liquors, and vhsn -
nestle compounds purportns 70 Be medicinal but mot
Whit s psrn,eio.s. hssaidsA TO Ii. world SOW
.r.ip rs.sas,- ssas y. Sdhase shsuiA fdl,y ts4ss-
usand sss meta Zen kpsSx sAss, ~ wins IN me
dias.ive stunisns lssli,t lss~svs impure and all
the sses containing slcoho are naaulctursd With
awy arssi. ooataisins s.sI n yssa 81 ssvsai petses,
Hosrnrnns CsLssnxfID STOMACH pEffuso
contain n.ss q ne. sAass bus ~ eonb,sasio. Of
pure Of Rye With juices Of the VAL
uabl. sssnashs anusnious sesrssus hsts and passs.
and that sas and rspad remedy for Dyspspss an1
al kindred eomplanss tbs psspsrsson Stands b.
To- ~ ~~sl ~ishsss sisa y ssspst.os. N 49,
to-day equal to the so.bs.d sales Of all the Other
onics advertised IL IL unssd saasss and the esrus
s.ss. vhisA szsAsss,sass rs s.Ssn~s =. asssd By
individuals ths highest .s.ndnsin every profse~sa
calling and ~aih Il az. ssvsss Ntnissssss aud In
postors. 5 si,.,- lsptisdsw1v
HCaps RiIh" ana Peor WAtskAyI
srhe Inst Sssedy for csss4an a. Of In, ida who
hsss sHshs cod tvess In shs sovny, asd <rssk
eli the poor vbtsksy thsy eouid ned, and .,i live, i
cats milk rrerch chemists have suddenly di,eor.rsd
that this tactical aud pesSs strong restorative pow
~r2 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

IEths Desev~ Ness. pablishsd in uaAh, I
Mormon woman states that she would rather
have the hundredth para Of Mornou man
for husband than the whole of . Gentle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

OrfginAa Notice.
District Court of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLnsT. riaiasia
GO; WIKI, D..s1..t ~.
TG; 9. WYKEL, Defendant-Yo ~
9-.s = - cos,s 6. r.sissss o. s.1s bsl,:ss
casns = 20 sAs q 80 - Nh sssrsst q -
So. 3 sss re & "a css T.: q =. q
also ~ sssrs d ~ nssssssp. 49, q IN ~ .
=, payment q IA debt spsa he following ri
Aa.;.ssl IN = lot. ~ Z, H. block 50. il Kn-
soa.ss aa1ss. y xsskns, IeSa ks.as = fsss heat
ies 2 - 80. - .nsi.e sass - ssss vida Is
a isA 80. ~ 3. ssssri M ~ -
o.. III 80 = .ss..s ~ psatss = = ~
. esensssse4 III 49,, = a. tz:sS HssSsS =
- ~. ~ r: SSsst Sil = rssdrss sglaaN - =
i II n.r.ss.se p @i1i nooxl rrows~
asse be- AL la. q. Atasrssss - HieiaaG. y
at OElU1maa9 Nel1ce. i
m s'~s rr..... - ss' !,
no o III pzxs, p.ss.s.s.-You 81.
:. ! f = . {. sss 81 b =, =: s:
kvA : ~ IaiI.sa. s1stssass q 1Fis1ras Dsss..
s.lnlag Mysse ~ ~ 49, = nseinsay Asss1s.
- ss1t6 - -. = - $3.50 = 1Aai -.
=; 4 q = 3 =: !: !: 8 !. {
g 81 =: a.
- s1a1lIt ga - SssHs:y.
..sv \ - . !! 's7 Ms 4.
80. -, 20. olsIs.o ,eieas dsh sia >.
)! 8. = <ss1.-S -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

THR London markeis this winter have been
abundantly stocked with American grouse,
o. prsifis fowl. Thsy wsre cold Il fron shrss
shillings to four shillings and sixpencs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

TIE "FLORENCR,'

6fNINe MAoHIHRs hsvs
shs rsvQsAhls tod mottoa,
Which enables the operator
70 have the WORK carry eth
~ Wy, Or 70 change the d.
rseticn suD faster the end
ofssans BY turning athnmh
screw. They are noiselsss
anA can b used where cu3ss
10 nseessAry. fheirsfitch 10
the wonder Of all. because
Of it, conbine4 elasticity,
strength and bseaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

Asa 70 v1yis s1pssiR = ~ Hssa - tAs Upyw -
s ~ .ssssS - - rPer - h>r4 b ~
,, =. TEPIER,
Bek10 Prcprfe1oe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
Fer 9alc.

EOKTY ACHES Of rood farsning lasd,
. sess1 vsl sssssA, ssd g god ssaSs 81 ssiavl
Ton. are o epsA fi1bsr ianA, - ssas yosAg
ehard eocA fams dwelling hosss 3lx3o. food ebsssa
and sfahas- etaaas ahsss ~ a1ses fon the city
Enquire Of WM. uULrpN,
80 Z 49, IN ~ 6 RssI = ass Agsns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
FOE SALE.

A ONE-STORY frame dwelling house,
"A with ave roo@s snd good esllar. fzii Iet,
wood hoose. two eisterus and . variety Of al
kinds Of Fruit Hrsakn between sth and 9th
nn4uirs al IN FULrOa,
meh17 R>sI uutats Areut n nsio-S<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

A REsIDnae1 IN sus ~ IT, ascst dssirshls loeail-
IA ties ID ne Csy-LotsT snd q, In sleek -. with
one story Frame Dwelling Hooss, con tainine seven
rooms, Sod sgssp. cellar sld vassy 81 cho}cs ersit
-h1s ~ fQtcd, asssss - pulseu wssA Ast6uA -
~ - etsstts, Ksskuh. JDws Rssaks ~ Ii iap9
WM HuLTON
mch1sd Real E.sais Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

A TWO STORY Brick Dwelling, With nine large
n rooms. good dry eelisr, With eissern, good oas
kaildinssiot 70 BY 40 feet dssr~hiy lse.td bssng
the sastsriy half Of the heass e~Ss corner q
Ninth and FULTON sirssta. snxssfs Of
WM FULTON
mehle Real nsfsts Arsns 81 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
Fer Sale.

A WAY DeSnAhLB kneiDHSCb-tfhrss story
"A Brick, With ten rvcns; good cstrrp. East end OF
Htnmon's Row, on Morgan street, beswesnfth and eth
streets. Enquire Of MN. FULTON
marie ~ Rsai 1-txes Agent DO. - Maxs st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18

A TWO.STORY. FRAME. DWELLING
"A HousR. With hvs rssnS soos seii~ sS4 eisssrn.
Also, good frame stable La 2kz14o feet veil fenced
knk, Iowa. Title good or sals. Require az s. -
-aEE sa WM FULTON.
neh1s Real kstsse Agsst, - Mssn a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-18
Eab2M&Ht, up s!aM.s

q i aL1 alsl v IA W1l
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07

and drew something out. saw bis dark
eye flash, and heard his quick, eager
breathing. In an instant / seized bis
wrist and bent it upward. and as / did so
! heard a sharp report, like the explosion
of a percussion cap, and saw a tiny
wreath Of smoke curl up from the hand
held. He struggled to frse himself
from my grasp, but held with a grIpe
of iron, end fastened my gaze upon him.
I've found you, have 2" / said. draw.
ing my pistol, and cooking it. 81 will
simply inform you that am an officer of
Prefecture, aud that / have been hunting
for you. Just offer a particle of resis-
lance, and a bullet goes through your
brain. Now give me the weapon"
The young man was frightened, and
lrembeled violently.
1T is only a tobacco pipe" be said, as
he handed II to me.
And certainly 1t looked like nothing
more, but l had seen enough of It 10
know that evil was in it. It appeared to
me to be an ordinary meerschaum pipe,
the bowl being colored as though by long
use-only the amber mouth-plece was
missing. / did not stop 10 examine it
then, bat turned my attention to its own.
er. saw he was still trembling with
fear, and | knew that now would be the
time to work upon him.
80 you are selling your soul to Mon
sieur Louis Cazaubon ~ | remarked BY
way of letting him know was thoroughly
informed. He started, and l saw very
plainly he knew just what | meant; but
he tried 10 recover bimself, and asserted
that he did not know anything about the
Individual had named"
Concluded nert ,Deek
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07

J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska. has
less luck in proportion to large amount
of entrails, than any would great man
we know Of. The people Of Nebraska
hare made it a paslime to beat him for
Congress, Governor, or some other ofics
annually, for some years past. Andy
johnson T recenlly appointed hlm Cover.
nos of Nebraska Territory bar about the
time be received his commission, Nebras.
ka stepped into the Union as a State.
and Morton is left sucking biz fhumbs
again WHifs Cloud C8ief
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07

Scene at the Atlantic Telegraph o.
fee:
Fond Wifs-(To Telegraph Opera,Or)
oh sir l want 10 send Kiss 10 my hus-
baud IN Liverpool. How can do il.
O5liging Opsraior.-Easiest thing in
the world ina am. You've got 20 give
it to me with ten dollars, and ], II trans
nit il right away.
Fond Wi6-If that's The case, the d.
recIors ought 10 put much younger and
handsOmer men in your position.
(Operator's Indignation is great.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.-The
fore the and delilitated should immediate
ly Hembold's Extract Buchu.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIG0R are re-
gained by helmbold's Extract Buchu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-24
r.o,,, wnshinu,nn

WASHINGTON. October GA number Of
Philadelphia merchants recommend n reduc-
ton Of the cotton tax.
Hayes's official majority for Governor OF
Ohio is 1910.
The Indians and our peace commissioners
have held another council at Medicine Lodge.
The Indians talked peace.
The Wilderness has put into Savannah,
leaking.
General Howard says that the negro popu-
lation has decreased over million and aquar-
ter since emancipation.
General Marmaduke has been pardoned.
Admiral Davis, commander of the Fourth
Atlantic squadron, under date Rio Janeiro
August %, reports the health of the squadron
very good.
The ram Stonewall arrived ~ Brazil on the
Goth Of September after fine run.
The Otterburg arrived from Mexico.
Colonel Parker has returned from the Dismal
Swamp Canal investigation.
Revenue receipts, $4,000.
General Grant was too unwell TO attend TO
business day.
The State Department has official advices
from Rotterdam, stating that the cattle
plague has entirely disappeared, and that the
cholera has almost disappeared
Chief Justice Chase has written 10 Judge
Underwood that he will be present al the
opening of the court in Richmond in Novem
Der. He refers to the fact that Mr.. Daris's
bail bond expires on. the fourth Monday in
November. but says if MIR. Davis is willing
he will take up the case before that time, but
says he will not remain in Richmond after the
United States Supreme Court meets here in
December
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-24
BY the Cable Italy.

The Paris .Boniteur of this morning (22d), in
its official article announcing the cessation Of
warlike preparations against Italy, says:
"When France beheld the spectacle of an
invasion of the Papal States by armed bands
from the neighboring provinces of Italy, she
could not, consistently with her duty, dignity,
and national honor, suffer the September con-
vention to be thus violated, so she prepared 10
send an army across the Alps and fleet TO
Rome. But Italy has since given ample
pledges to fulfil, on her part, the obligations
Of the treaty in the largest sense; consequently
all hostile preparations have been suspended
by France
FLORENCE, October GA. Mt is reported
that Garibaldi has not only eluded the viSi
lance of the Government in making his es-
cape from Caprera, but has succeeded in
reaching Italy, and is now with his son Mo-
natti.
FLORENCE, October 22-Noon.-The ministe-
rial crisis is not ended General Cialdini,
unable to form new Cebinet, has given up
the task II is possible that Ratnzzi may re-
main in Office, with perhaps few changes i'll
his ministry.
The popular agitation is very great; an ex-
tremely bitter feeling is shown against France,
while the Government of the King is loaded
with reproaches for yielding to the dictation
of Napoleon. There has been several demon
STATIONS Of Indignation in Florence. The po-
pulace, in great crowds, beneath the windows
of the government officers, shout for Rome Us
the capital of Italy.
FLORENCE, October 2s.-Garibald landed at
Leghorne, and has since eluded the station
police