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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

IHE New York Tribune makes I very an,
quotation which Copperheads and Rebels will
see the point and the pith Of, without, any
Ipecial explanation:
The World contrasts the late speecb.. =,
speaker Colfsx and Ex-Governor Seymour
(Which We wish every voter in the State conld
read together betwix, this and Tue.d.y ! "a
complains that the speaker talked of Dsrn-
cratic treason and traitors in our late civil
war, calling some of the latter by nsm..
which becomes q speakers duty when those
IN ms eye behave too outrageouslv. For
this, the World says his .'tone'T va, that ~
oiaekguard;a while, on the other hand.
Governor Seymour was ritling to lei N,
dead past 90, and like true statesman. cor.
hned hrs views to the future welfare of hi.
This vas plagiarism Of the Governor.
ne; ms .ook y from the culprit whose offenses !.
Juose vas stating and reprehendine befo 70
proceedine 70 pass sentence. aSir.I aid
h me eu.Prlt, your conversation il disseree. 1 :
PIE IN tne extreme--in fact, i, is ofTens;vs-
and unless you mean to be- psr.on aIpsis e;,,
thank you to change the subject ~'''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

Henry A Wise in letter to the publisher
OF +. A, Pollard's work.. entitled "J,ee aud
his Lieutenants, denouuces the work so ia,
Is relates to his own terrific exploits during
the late war, as mass OF errors which he ha,
neither time nor patience TO correct. lie
also adds that if he is, as the author says
afflicted in mind, he, the author, is cursed
IN the very heart and core Of bis moral ma,
ture. Likewise!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

The Times recommends Dubuque as a
model after which Chicago should copy.
Both the orthodox and the liberal Christians
in Chicago have looked across to Dubuque,
and have seen the Congregationalist and the
Baptist, the Methodist and the Presby terrain
working in the same organization with the
Unversalist, the Swedenborgian and the
Unitaran-all contributing time and money
alike, working in harmony, and making ths
cause of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion common cause. Orthodox and liberal
Christians fill the Offices, work diligently to-,
gether on committee, and never think Of the
lam holier-thau :" idea in their noble ef.
forts to ameliorate the condition Of their nm
fortunate fellow men, and in making til re,
lief Of sofierin. families q religious duty.
The Association rooms are free to all Young
men, and on the illuminated transparency
which at night tells the stranger OF the
whereabouts of the rooms, may be read the
invitation " Free to au-walk in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

"a. nergy isa four.s.ory viftus, and alvav,
rhaJs' ~ IS ono Of those cospts On ma
.nese 10 no discount. The chef d;F.. = - :.
, .lss mankind is not so much n III; f1 ~
sh; ss g IN energy. The drop Of v.ts. ~ =,
sn..,s tue stone is only smother ~. W. ~
ousrs , sothing fesiMs virtue, and !. so ,oI
time "ns' y will, the only condition b .4n,
~. h.n = s.a.ed that almost all the .n.on,.
Eng brokers Of Wall street. d.,;ns stpec1Ia.
hhssn years, have been ruined dug = y, NE last
ness or have retired on fors"....n me bust
man they mad 1t 6rst. Some 81 ths,, inEer
been ruined ssreat many times. 'asn navs
Ths Jccksy Club has Subscribed 10 !, o -
tor ne widow and ehildpea e Caasid, s: Hu y
= lssl weeks hSs1jo y61oo w A'ued
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07
.VDttce Of Bankruptcy.

,TyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
= the sd day Of Sept, A. .. 1851, warrant r.
staanns Of weokuk, lee Cnnty, and State Of Iowa,
Who has been adjudgcd bankrupt On bis ovn Pc
titton Thai ths payment Of any dekts and delivery
81 any property belonging TO such barrpt, to him
for his use and the transfer OF any property BY him
tors Of the said Bankrupt TO prove their debts and
choose one or more as.ignees OF his estate, will BE-
held At Court OF Rsptrnptcy, 10 he holden Il the
Registers once in Reokuk, iowa, before John Bruce
Register, on the Both day Of October, 1867, as 10
- a.W oLA1K. ~ r.
espt1of1a r eutss9, Ds1siv.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO FILLING ORDERS
JAS. NJ. SHELLEY & SONS.
Jas n. Shelley. Vim. Shelier. Geo. u. sheIley
ssptiq
Assignee's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that |, Hiram
~ Knowles assignee Of the Arm OF George NJ. and
james A. Se.on Surviving partners o. the firm Of NJ.
aeaf Sons, baukrupts will. on the I'd day Of Decem
bsr D. 1867 in front of the court honse door at Keo
kuk Leo Iowa sell at pnbls auction FIR cash, to the
highest bidder subject 20 any unpaid taxes due
thereon, the following dtsrribed real property:
ar Sec g. tip Sc range 25 ", situate in Winnehago
Eqr sec 81 tp es range 20 W
Il or 81 tp 10e range 20 " I" ''
" his Z or - ~ IS range 3 W In Wayne :"
W HIN Or sec q tip 69rrrae 20
X thin y ar sec 81 fp n range CIV /"
NEqr \ ar sec S tp 60 range 21 w
Ewqr 8 3 qr sec "a to 63r4nEe2lW
N hf i n Or sc to ~ range rs W Clark !"
Wits or sec Is Up "a range 26 "
L HIS u ar sec % tp rs range 2s W Warren
hin W or sec tp 90 range q W Decatur ''
ar N Ehf W gr sec tip 80 range n W i"
hfs or Acc II to 6i range Is Schuyler co.. Missouri
fr az sec 3 tp So range IS W Sullivan 's q
HIRAM KNOWLES, Assignee.
oct2o 1aw5w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

The workmen on the White Moun..;, P.a.
road amuse themselves by slidino e. ~.
greasy timbers of the framework ~ IN. ~.
sleds constructed for the purpose. Tho l d;.s
unce from top to abottom-ons m;le-ha.
ueen cone 10 one minute and anartsr. ba ,
leg. wy nsa broken
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

Ter county thus: ns'-
butler raises more swine and Democr.o
IN proportion 70 population than any o,b.,
county N Ohio. The former she packs n
s'nc'nnati-the latter she packs in Demo,
cra1,c conventions whenever any thinr nsr,;c.
niariy nasty is to be done.'' p''0e'
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Assignee's Notice Of Appointment

TWIN vi NpVUIFtUItUb
In the Btsfrnt Court a tine Uuitel the
triet o. Iowa. In ths matter of Edwin Alet 70 and
Earl b Alvord, partners, Bankrnpts.
~ tnhom ii may
fUNHE undersigned hereby given nneo f hfs appolut
msnt As Assignee Of Edwin and Earl d. Aivord
partners, OF hebmaFk County u Lee state lows
within valid District, rho hsyr been ajased pts
apon their own petition by the District Court Of raid
District HIRAM kh0WLEa
sebss Asignce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07
Assignee's Notice of appointment,

In tns pstrlc, Court of TIM tra state, or the pts
niet Of Iowa ln the matter III Jphn u nm, Bankrupt
r. mhom Il may concern;
ruNHE uadei signed hereby rves nt lee IL ha rrnrlnt
j m-ht ~ Assignee Of John rtntn, % heakmk Lee
County State of tosa Within said ptstrt whn hns
adlndg"d Bankrupt upon hsn~ petition by the bfs-
triet Court of ssid District. HIRAM KNOMLks
tAss Assignee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07

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KNOW THY DESTINY

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Cnrisu.Cause for Abandoning a Husband

There was a funny case of elopenent m
Brooklyn last week, and one of the Sunday
papers has served 10 up in the highly original
and delicate style Of which l gave YOU an
example or TWO last week The parties 70 ~
boarded in enc of the fashionable boarding
houses on Brooklyn Heights-there are no:h.
ing but boarding houses on the Heights now
The lady and her lover lef. the house al dir
ferent hours on the same day, the latter carry
lre OF The lady s wardrobe and l5welry in his
trunks. The lady soon joined him, however,
and me pair left for Europe, or parts unknown
leaving behind, in the lady's Handwriting an
explanation OF the reasons for her flight II
was IN The shape OF a letter TO her husband, in
which, after declaring that she loved him 1.-THE
iorsaken) second only 20 ner obeloyed Mon
tague," rhe taken) she goes on 10 saw of
course in postscript, as follows:
DO you remember, darling, the evening we
had those charming charades at Mrs. Brady's,
the iandlady of the boarding house, J in which
the Tyrant was played; you know we repre-
senied the syllable ~ by marriage, In which
i presented bride, and my dear Montague
the bridegroom; and then you did the horrid
TcE: by tearing about the stage and reciting
stppio piece of dreadful French poetry How
could you, when the whele word tyrant was
acted, take the part of Gessler, while nv own
Montague took that of the nobie William Tell :
On! i shall never forget how splendid he
looked, with his pants turned up 70 the top of
bis boots, and my red opera cloak an 4 plumed
riding hat on his head. Oh how glorious was
the burst OF sentiment when his manly voice
declared he would die for his country, NV
whole soul was filled with admiration, and
;hen and there determined i should be his.
and only his. Why did you take such a ri,
dIculous part as Cock Robin In the {. Babes in
the Wood yen looked so silly hopping
about the stage with two feather brushes IN
your coat tail pocket!
The forsaken husband. instead OF being quiet
about this AFFAIR, and consulting only his law
yer, mas been running about the country show.
ing every one this letter. This should be a
warning to young gentlemen, who ought not
TO take ridiculous parts in charades If their
Iaay.loves are also dramatically disposed
William Tell is certainly more sublime than
Coek Robin
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T B o L o g Y
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TAR GREAT ASTR0LOGIHT,
WADAME IL 4. PERRIGO

she reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
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RAILROAD Law AS TO STANDING ON
fLATFoRAs--Tbe question whether a
passenger who is injured while standing
on platform of railroad cars against the
warning OF the company, is 20 be deemed
sullty OF negligence, seems TO be determined
oy the fact whether or not the passenger could
nave obtained seat inside the car By the
Iaie case Of Charles Willis VS.. The Long Island
railroad Company. in the Court OF Appeais
OF the State of New York, II Is decided thar
passengers are not TO be deemed guilty ofneg-
ngenee Tor standing on the platform OF cars i'm
notion when there are no vacant seats for
them within the cars. Ii is no part of the duty
OF passengers 10 enforce the regulations of the
company, in volying interference with passen-
gers that duty deyolves on the conductor
agents or employees ofthe company. tits fur
ther declared that II Is Lot The duty OF passen-
gers 10 pass from one car to another in search
OF seats while the cars are in rapid motion
Inc passenger owes no duty 70 a railroad COM
pany TO select for himself the safer seat on the
uain- 1t is the duty Of the company TO the
passengers TO make all seats safe. The plain
I'm was injured by an accident to the cars
Wnlle IN motion, while he was standing ON the
Pia,iorm OF the car, being unable To find a seat
WIthin tne car. Held that the defendants
We're Fable
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AYTERNO0NAND TOMORROW.
RT THOs. D0WLINo. Auet.; Georgetown.
OHAEOIRY SALE or VALUABLE IN
PROVED AND UNIMPROvED PBOPIRTY

By virtue q decree Of the Supreme court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 5,h dsy
Of February A. ID. 1867, In Cause No. 604, Docket
7, Fell vs. Bowling ct. oil, the undersigned Will
sell at public auction, to the biehes ct bidder on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April A. D., 1857, e
locleek ,. M; at the premises, parts of Let No
9: IN Heinssd'e Addition and part Of Lot No.
Isl, Beahs Addition to Georgetown. the same
frontins o. Bridge street, between MONTGOMERY
vania avenue - extended into Georgetown
The property will be sold In three parcels, viz:
The three stery Brick House, with the lot, which
70 20 feet front by l70 feet deep; and the 2 two
story Frame Houses, west of the brick house.
With lots respectively attached to the
Aud Oh FRIDAY. the 18th day Of April. A. d.
1867, at the premises, At SO clock p. m, we will
sell the subdivision lots known a. Lots 'sB, and
No, SO, in the city of Warrington. Lot B will be
front Of n feet inches ID street west bet ween
south and south streets, and depth Of about
los feet to IN alley in the rear; and Lot "C,i in
three separate parcels. each having q front Of III
feet inches on south street, between I'd Ana al
streets west, by . depth Of about l3 feet inches
All the above property is desira And ese Yea
the ate nton OF persons desiring 10 invest in such
Terms Of sale. az prescribed by ths decree !. One.
six end twelve months. with interest II ON the dsy
whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres
The titles are perfect
CHXRIIS r. MATTHEWS, Trustees.
mn S0- l0tdds THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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THE EVENING STAR.
A MISSING SONG.

The following VIII SUI, somebody, so ",
giyei
AIR-"Ls: ne kiss him for III, koner.v
Let me Kiss her for her mother
The eewI:ehing Polly Ann
Let me kiss Ter for her mother
Or any other man.
Let ne Kiss ler for somebody.
ARy body IL the world,
With her tar so sweetly auburn,
And go glorieusly curled.
IA:me kiss nsr for her .'felleY,"
And do not care red,
IL he taps me on the smeller
wsh bis 'oilly made of Lead
Let me kiss her for her daddy
The pretty pouting elf
or If that don't suit the family,
Let me kiss her for nyself!
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CHcRcH RoBBERIEs.-On Sunday night last
seven churches in Burlington, VT, were en-
tered by burglars and despoiled OF their yalua
pIes. communion plate, baptisnaI fonts, con-
day-senooi books Were stolen from each
church, and much malicious mischief psrns
trated IN addition. In one church the pastor
had several hundred dollars worth of priv,ta
property stored, all OF winch was taken The
Methodist church was the only one in town
DOt visited by the sacrilegious robbers
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FREE TO RYERYRODY

"A Large PIP. Circular, giving Information OF
sexes. 'e VI oo'H
1t teaches how the honely may become beauti-
ful. the aespisea respected, and the forsaken
No Young lady or gentleman should fail 20 sepd
their Address, and receive Q copy post paid. BY
return mail.
APPS D&Weoly Troy Nv
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y case of acc idental suicide occurred at
fallsourg, Mich, on the 9th ultimo. The
wife of DIR. Walter Clark, in her husbands
absence, took chloroform to relieve a tooth
ache, and died under its inf uence.
0A bill to abolish all the public markets in
New York, and leave the business in the
hands OF private enterprise, is before the Leg.
islature of that State.
VIM. Backhaus, the man charged with
n oggi ng bis daughter to death at Chicago has
cen discharged for want Of sufficient eyi.
dence.
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10y 0RDEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,-
- No. 526 8. i. corner of 18th and 10 SIS.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT.
ING ON VIR0INIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
fsLAsp s AZ ,P PGBLf f5S AuS &fsFi oN TIE
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at clock D. m
We shall sell, on the premises, Lot number is,
having Is feet front by 81 feet deep. to 20: feet
and Lot No l6, having ~ feet front by 50 deep to
s29 Feet alley. containing 2sss square feet, more
or less, In square No. 3S3. This property offers
Inducements to persons wishing to purchSae =
good building site: Title indisIutable.
months, for notes bearing inter and secured by
adeed of trust on the premises. All nvey anclng
Or II the vheie of the purchase money 10 paid in
CO, .n pc. cent will be slo.sd On the deferred
apSd GREEN WILLIAMS Auets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0RHEUMATIeM, NEURALGIA, and NER-
NyMS hEADACHES: ed By q few doses of
Mn6TCALFHS GREAT RHEUMATIO BEN
ADi: 3. O. FORD.
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- A good story is told OF an old gentleman
who went into Trinity Church. Boston, last
Sunday week, while the Rev Mr.. GaIlaudet
was repeating the service 10 deaf mutes. by
signs, &c. After watchinS the proceedings for
Anew moments, he rose from his seat, took his
bat and started for the door, and as he passed
ont, shook bis head reproach<ully at the K
ION and mutierec. al can't stand them ritual
fantrums m howw
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PoTAToEs FOR BRBAKPAsr-Take the
mashed potatoes left from dinner the day be-
fsre, mix them with a little hot milk and but
Ter, Pm, them by spoonfuls into an iron pan,
previously heated, and brown them in a hot
oven They are very light and nice. These
zen oiseuit pans are wonderfully convenient
artIcles-appIicable TO many uses.
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ITs EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
n T.. ~ n -

u n Il i WER,
Its perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald.
ness; Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
why hair into Beautiful SilkeR Tresses. But,
a6eFe all, the great wonder 10 the ra pidity' with
COLOR. ~
The whitest and worst looking hair RESUMES its
life and coloring matter nv"
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
bEfOBE You KNOW 1T.
sne GA gray discolored appearance of the hair
vii be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining,
Ask for HALLS sicilian Hair Remover no other
article is at all like it in effect
gee that each bottle has our private Government
stamp ever the top u the bottle. All Others are
k.P. BALL co. Nashu a. N. H, Proprietors.
Tor sale by all druggists fe IS.dS weoan,r
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TX ,AuCtfOneer0.
ID Late clerks with c. Mc(}nire 70
Southwest corner of Pennsylvapia ayenne nd II, n
street, Star Once Building.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE OJTy
SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY SEATS OR MAR
kET 0ARBkNS. just beyond the NAVY ward
Public Auction. i W. nj
On MONDAY, May s, at u O'Clock m. on tho
premises, We shall offer At public auction m At
beautiful and arabic tract Of land st beyond tn
Navy-yard Bridge. and lying on the Coed Hone
road. This property has been subdi yided In ~
from one TO nine acres each, beautifully located
and ono of the most healthy locations sHrround
ing the city: On each lot is perpetual spring of
=, This ale offers fine opportunity to purchasers
gardens. A full desc ptioB of each lot and nj =
Of the same can be seen At our auction rooms
six and twelve months, secured by a deed OF trnst
on the premises. deposit Of $40 will be re-
Qpi rod zach purchase.
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by COOPEB d LATlMER, Austioneers.
ID (Late clerks With j: q. Mo0ufre 9 Oo,,)
Southwest corner Pennsy lvaniA avenue and nth
street, Star Once Building. g.
THREE NEW FIRST GLASS PRESS BBJCK
rRONX DWELLIN0S ON NINTH STRDRf
WEST, bE1MEEH AND 0TS. NORTH,
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, April II. at
51a o'clock, on the prernieeo. We will sell those
DweilinRs on the west side of Ninth st between
o and streets north-three- story front and ~ Q.
story back buildin gs-containtug hail, nine
rooms. bath room. and olossts. Gas throueho ut
each House. and water In Kitchen and bath.
The above property 10 inths most healthy part
Of the city and whore real sstats ID rapidly i'm
Terms: One, half cash; balance In one, I've and
three yssrs with interest, secured By dssd OF
trust upan he premises - - -. - :
ceaysysneins and revenas stamps .. cost Of
Oss Husdrsd dellsrs reasissda upsu sssA house
aDs-61ds ss ooOPIR LAflNBa, Asets.
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CHANOERY SALE.


By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, in the cause of barnes
and al. vs.. Barnes and al :, No. sSl Equity dated
March rs, 1891, will offer ct public auction on
the premises, on the days and at the hours here.
matter mentioned, the following desc ribed pron
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Cd. At 4
O'Clock p m, on the premises, Lot No. III, In
Square No. 614, improved by three Frame Honses.
fronting en- M street north. between 4th and 5th
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May Sd, at 4 o'c,k
p m. on the premises, Lots numbered 7. 8. 10. IL
and III and the cast 81 feet inches from front to
are improved by two wo-story Frame Houses
fronting respectively on tth and eth streets esst
The other lots will be subdiyided
Immediately after the above. Lot No. %, in
Square No. "a. improved By two Frame Houses,
fronting on I'd street east, between north and G
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th, at SIX
o'clock p IN , en- the Promises part Of Lot No l.
I'm Square No. 7g7 fronting SO feet Virginia av,
enue, being 81 feet incnes from the northeast
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 81
O'Clock, on the premises, 6s street west. between
and streets south, six Frame ousss on ps q
Of Lots 50, 40 Al and ~. in Square No. 46s. each
house fronting about IL feet inches.
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchAse money
TO be paid In cash, and the residue "a two eansi
terest, to be secured by approved notes. and II sn
reserved The terms Of tale must be complied
with within one week after sale, or the propertv
may be resold at the risk and cost Of he first
chasers after one week notice. Stamps aud con.
vsyancine at the cost q the PeTe t,S
COOPER LATIMER
an e.eo&ds INTEL Auctioneers