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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
Special Notices.
A Dangerous Season.

"A dangerous SeHsOHs
An almost unparalleled quantity OF rain ha fallen du
ring the summer Vegetation has cen wonderfully
thick snd rauk, and asn decays, an unusual amount q
sickness may be un;e proper
to preventit.
Fever and ague ard bilious remttents sready prevail
to alarming extent and the Fail edyanees and til
ll4rou. MI hit logs become heavier the siek list n k
to increase 10th the city and the country Its
,her fore ony sn act OF mmon p-nence 10 keep the
srl forces in fan igorso that thes may thu
hsathy iDfuen,e OF the season. BE inioieed by the
,onic operation of HOsTRrrER'S STOMACH sITTr re-,
the system however weak and susceptible ally
sill la nine out OF ten, sul combat every
protnc,d
Durine the mouths Ct September October and Now
the difference Ia temperature ret day and mig
great aud the dews and mits OF the
are The prolih, of fndxee DOB cholera
,rns diarrhea md d,s.rttry Bes ing TIL, fn mind re-
member, also, that the BIfTEbS , OF on'y invgorate
III. stomach and brace the nerves, but at spccifcd,
upon he bo,cets AND rer mparting to those important
regularity aud tone. 1t is not onAtle
peel immunity IRON prevalent compain,s If No pre- au
tons arr taken TO e,esp. them. n
HoSTErfLR3 FlIThR are at once pleasant to the
s.k and the certain OF all ards against f.
Irie ailments. Ioctl-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

General N. P. Chapman, who long presided
faithfully and genially at headquarters in St.
Louis during the war, and is now officially
engaged at Washington, will at once be re.
membered with pleasure by our readers. Al
the ovation to Sheridan in Washington on
Monday night, General Chapman paid TO him
very graceful tribute, which we find in the
Washington Chronicle, as follows:
COMRADES AND FELLOW CITIZENS: Nearly
six years ago in the little village of Rolla
Missouri, then the bivouac of United States
soldiers, first met Captain Philip H. Sheri.
dan. He was chief commissary of the army
OF the frontier, which soon after, under the
leadership OF the lamented Curtis, gave u,
the glory Of Pea Ridge and saved Missouri
from rebel occupation.
But ministering to the bodily wants Of
soldiers was too constrained a sphere for one
Of Sheridan's pluck and mettle, and he wa,
accordingly transferred TO the army then il
trout of Cornin,h. His qualities pointed tc
him as cavalry leader, where he soon be
came marked; and imperceptibly to the
country, aud almost 50 to himself, he rose il
rank and usefulness, until great battles wer,
won by bis valor aud victories were snatchet
from the very jaws of defeat, while the Who'll,
people from Atlantic to Pacific shouted tb'
praise Of gallant Phil. Sheridan.
Peace came TO us with no blot upon thu
fair name or fame of this young officer. Tn,
sainted Lincoln, who loved him as his owl
son, had crowned him with the highest milf
tary honors, and no man said the chaplet wa
not fairly won.
But there awaited him higher duties ant
larger responsibilities. Peace had for hin
her victories, no less than war. Need | re
mind you what these were or where achieved
lie comes tous from New Orleans as he cam
from the shattered cohorts Of Lees army
thoroughly imbued with the lessons ofthe war
and dauntless still in inforcing their teach .
Lord Byron wrote OF one-who, if not
progenitor of this young knight, was none to
| noble to have been-what now repeat a
applicable.
Mature made but one such man.
And broke the die in moulding Sheridan,
With hearts full Of thanks to you Genera
Sheridan, for your brilliant defense OF tn
| right. under circumstances such as peve
before so tried your courage. your patriotism
or your manhood. we congratulate and vel
| come you amongst as,
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"THE Missouri GIANT was at the Roam.

oke fair last week. Says the Citizen:
His name is Thurston: he is 81 years old
weighs z30 pounds. and towers to the inn
mense height OF seven feet, seven and n hal
inches. During the war he was In the Con
federate service. belonging q portion of IN,
time to Parsons division Of Prtce,s forces
and is said TO be the identical, tradi,ionarv IN
dividnaI whom Van Dorm, at the battle q
Pea Ridge, ordered ITO get down OF tha
stump" He WAS born and raised not f.
from Versailles, in Morgan county, but b,
present residence is in St. Louis count,
about Is miles from the city.
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81 MANHOOD:
- &How Lost how Restore, d

Ju.t hbiished seaed esrelope. Price, cent?.
A LECTURE IN THK NATURAL TREATMENT,
and Radical Cure OF spermatorrtet Seminal Weax-
81, Involuntary tmssiols, sexual Debility, and I'm
p~dsn epts Marriage generally: Nervou-Eees Con-
m 81 ilrp.y and fits: Mental and PHYSICAL In
cap city r.saliiog from Self Abuse &C. by OBI CuL
vxawELi NJ. D., author Of the Green BOOK" &c.
"a Boon TO Thousands OF SuHerers.v
Fen, under seal In plain envelope, to sny adres.
postpaid receipt nfsix cents poetsgs stamps
to tn As. >. C KLINE c.,
1S7 Bowksr, NEW YORK, Posr nrr,s Box As SO.
Also DR. culverweli's Marriage Guide price Is cts.
auRlldev3m,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

GEx. ScHEScK delivered speech at Pleas
ant Valley. Ohio, few days since, in the
course of which he related portions of re.
cent conversation be had with General Grant.
General Grant betrayed the deepest anxiety
as to the mischief the President may do be
lore Congress meets. General Schenck, re.
marking that Congress would soon be in SEES.
SION again, General Gran. snxiously replied,
= ~ Will be seventy eight days yet" "Why,
uene,ai, said Schenck, considerably sur,
prised, ao you count the daysf'' Yes, /
seventy eight day, and / would to God The
time was nearer'' 'ae
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rnna pAws 01iEl.

Asdrsw johnson, ~ 90 - xeo
- us,rped III The fssssisss -. = - -
prumsps, in sbs effort % nsks21e = -
onlv law Of The lasd, i trying 1 80 ne
~ bIn6 and menace thro4 h. -
orr.... He used -thess Servils ntdt d
h;s. Last fall, TO feel the public ps14 experi-
ment with the public tsnpsr, - aseeasain
~hs4hse Kiag Andcsy aoad SILLY intsspose
his dictatcrnl power TO prevent the last ~
sion o. 90 Congress- Such vas The indig-
nation that sxpsrimeat provoked thss Az. Az.
drew thought II s6ser not 70 cIny ont
s.kickingnus pfesnnaA1 sheaal.iIsafsr p
cou6ne himself to the brxta faImis1 y
splurgy messages and Intellectual vstoes.
| On the strength Of so-cslled Demosratic
successes in California ADd Maine Andrew
johnson is tentasively asssylng how far be-
may now try to establish his usurpstions ~
force. His Washington Organs, spseking for
him, are goisg OF 10. blood and thssder uia.
tribes in advance Of the anticipated impeach.
ment Of johnson BY Congress. o. Monday
last the IaaRgencer and Erening Union is
sued, simultaneously, King Andrews war
pronunciamento. Waxing wroth, the lattes
journal "roared horrid murther shout y
in this belligerent style:
"Do these men suppose that the people
will now permit them to act in real trial oil
impeachment? Do they suppose that the
| revolutionary programme OF snspeHding thu
President from the exercise OF the function,
Of his office during trial, his sure sentence By
| such court az tha present Senate consti-
,utes. and the foisiing Of Wade upon thu
country as President by such means, is TO b
quietly proceeded with? II they do, they
are in hopeless condition Of insanity 10 h,
| belief that virtue and patriotism are - deal
in the hearts Of true Americans - they ar,
in their own There is no more sanctity II
the rebe lious, revolutionary, and corrup
Congress than in any other body Of wicket
i conspirators; and when such q Congress no
only aims blow at the destruction OF ou
Constitutional form of Government, Blu
I seeks the creation Of complete anarchy ami
despotism, Its power becomes inimical to tn
rights and Liberties Of the people, and tn
people will find sure means for its destrac
ton. Should the contest of arms come
Congress and its friends would perish hk
dew upon the lions name.
The impeachment OF a corrupt Exeeutiv
rests. by the Consultation, with Congress
i Its right to ippeaeh il Law its discretion L
do it its own. If, in the exercise of tina
Constitutional right, and it's discretion, Con
gress does impeach Andrew johnson. An
attempted resistance on his part will seal hi
doom certain, swift, and irrevocable. TIL
, people are lorg suffering, bit they will no
endure forever the infamy Of this vile man
, Let him attempt resistance, if he dare.
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TnE Chicago Times complains tina. Sickle.
"mixes up too much decency and common
sense with bis Jacobinism., That charge az
decency and common sense vas never brought
against His Accidency, Andrew johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

THr St. Louis Democrat thinks Kansas has
too many irons in the Ere, with its female
suffrage, and negro suffrage and temperance
issues. This latter might well have been
dispensed with, but as to that female suffrage
measure, we are glad that Kansas has made
itself the theatre for this fight. Fighting the
battle Of Freedom against the slave regime
winning in that fight; thus preparing for that
higher victory Of American Republicanism
won in the war for the Union, it is well that
in Kansas the ballot -contest for Woman Suf.
frage should be commenced. During the
war there was but the insrira.ional announces
ments of the positive ideas that should grow
into positive political forces in the future
That future begins with peace. And that
matter Of Woman Suffrage is one Of those
positive ideas that shall work for itself
channel of its own in the popular mind.
Agitation of suffrage for any class in Re-,
public can cease only with the establishment
of that suffrage. This question of Female
Suffrage is rs irrepressibe. as that of Free
dom against Slavery. We can spare Kansas
to give itself Loyalty to this new work OF
Radicalism. Kansas settles it for itself
however, only in one way. There can be
but one way of settling the necessitated
question.
Back PosERoY and Clay Dean are the or
aeles and mouth pieces of the Democracy CT
the Northwest. They have been the stand
ard>bearers of that party in this State during
this canvass. 1t was noticeable that the
Iowa Democracy rehudiaied these men dur>
ing the war; Dean and Pomeroy stood firm
TO their party creed and now the party has
gone over to them. Dean and Pomeroy are
the representatives Of the Democratic party
in the West to day they will give tone to ia
future policy; will decreei its future easures,
1t is well to know just what they are work.
Ing for. Pomeroy, in his paper Of the 18th
inst. said
Reputation grows in favor with the peo.
pie. Our enemies and the people's enemies
say so. and we know it to be the case. Re,
PrDIATE THE DEBT. Wipe it out as a school.
boy would an example from slate. \
Americans can never again be freemen
until the great incubus Of the national deb,
Is lifted from Their shoulders-they have the
power to remove 1.-THE ability and the will
is fast coming. There is not Congressional
district in this country but can be carried for
reputation. Men who labor should see to
It that only those favoring this idea are chosen
in FUTURE
The article closes BY declaring Of the Ma
tonal debt:
:" II is damnable swindle-a huge decep.
tion-downright robbery II nerer riu Be
paid. and IL certainly efN be repud,oted.',
This fellow has been speaking in Iowa, has
spoken with the enthusiastic appreciation Of
the Democracy in Keokuk, and this is bis
avowed creed. Reputation would rob our
MANNED soldiers of their pensions, would
rob soldiers widows and orphans of theil
pensions, would make scoundrelism the creed
and practice of the nation; yet this IS wha,
this Democratic law-giver, Brick Pomeroy,
proposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

SOMEBODY has given utterance to the fol.
lowing scrap Of philosophy. hich, if it he
not good, II least cool: THE poor man q
purse may be empty, but he has as much
gold in the sunse. and silver in the moon as
anybody. y IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

Ralph Waldo Emerson has Just had tw
thousand dollars lefi to him. and one thoussn,
collars 70 each Of his children, BY gentle
nan edmirer who died in West Roxbu,,
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How 10 obtain Shares and En-
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Send a, d.rs 10 n. BY ms enclosing from 81 TO 30,
either ~ Post once orders la registered letter, u
our risk Larger amounts should BE- sent by draft or
Local AGENTS WANTED .hroushou, TIL. Q Stat.

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The Association have appointed Is Reeeiver. Mesrrs
0EoRGk T. aOpKEA 20 whosr we'll lno~p ihtegrs
~ and business expert, will he sn lent nntee
that the money iutrusted them will be promptly APP
Piled to the purpose stated
PauArEtrHiA, Pa, May 20, 1891
ID Uts OFcers and Members Of The Hdshfrcon Librlry
o., N. s. READ, Se-oory.
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notifying Of appointment as Receivers for youE
Company We took tho liberty to submit copy OF your
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legal authority the State and having received his a
vor.bls cpnt In regard is legality snd synpathi
ming nh the benevolent object Of your Association, viz
tho sucation and mssfc u the orphan children
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

~ HATE 10 hesr people talk behind une,s
back, - fhe robber said when the constable
.waaehssing hin md crying .ssssp lilsG'i
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TILE HEAIING pD0I

THE HEALING POOLi
An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
OF solit ude. and the Diseases and Aliases which
create npediments to MARRIA3B With sure me ans Of
Relief Sent In seasd letter envelop, free of charge.
Address, DIR. ]. SIX Liam H0UGHroS, Howard As,c-
citation, Phi sd.ipha, Pa. Isepts7.
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For AaIe.

| Ay1sfthsuoat desirable Reaidenees IN the Cty-A
" two-stnry brick Dwelling with nine god
cellar and cistern aid large brick Stable and wood
Lot tcet containing variety OF the
choice fruit and shrubbey IN the CITY, situate
ceTnss a 10th aud Dondsau streets, Esokuk, Iowa
Epqrirs Of WM.fULToN.
ms.f Rsa} E,tate Agent, No. 50 Main At.
4 .HOK sAI.k-Lots and q, block Ill. corner *
change And Twelfth streets, containing two story
brick dwelling viii rent TOR s40o per year. win bs
sold on reasonable termz. khynirr of T. LOMAX
| Esq, orr WM FULTON,
aprlG Real Bstafe Agent, M 81 Vain street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
BATCHELUk,s HAIR DYE.

The spieRdid Hair Dye is the best In the vcrd The
only true and perfect Dye-IArmess Reabl- InstaBta-
neous. No di-appcintment No ridiculous tnts. Nat
ural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects Of BAD
Dyes faugofafee the hair leaving 1t soft and beaut,
fu,. Tho genuine Is signed William A. Batcheer ~
others limitations and should be ascsd-d Sold
hy oil Druggists abd Perfumera. Factory 81 Barclay
street. New York. fdecla daviy
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FOR SALE.

4 DouBLR twossory ft.as Dwelling House, with
n ten ronna, good cellar and cstsrp fur lot with
eco1 boaed fence aud good faDe stable 70 sch side,
now br DO per situated lot sIx II block
ia, In Kilbournss addition 70 Ksokuk, Iowa.
Enquire Of Nm FULTON,
| ie16 Real htats Agent, 81 Main-st.
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For sale.

In one Of the most desirable localities in
the ~, story brick dwelling house, with four
rooms and ar Lot 60xli0 feet. we'll fenced con-
tanning punber Of fruit trees and goo well OF
ter. Enquire OF WM FULTON,
Ard RtaI Estate Agent.
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Far Sale.

FORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
20 acres we'll fenced and In good state OF cultya-
tion, acres Of good timber land and nice Young ORR
ch.rd good frame dwelling hou.e. aax3o good oistsrn
and stable Situate sbout W miles from the city
Enqur- Of WM. FULTnN,
ap4d Real Estate Agent.
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New YoRK, November 5.
The New York Times special from Wash
ingion says it is fsisehood that the most
alarming accounts have reached General
Grants headquarters regarding the defiance
of negroes in connection with the elections,
and that General Grant had sent orders all
through the South instructing the military
commanders TO keep peace at all hazards.
Tne Judiciary Committee, both majority
and minority, will have their reports ready
to submit to Congress on Thursday, the 2lst
The majority report will be against impeach-
ment, and be signed by some of the members
who voted nay in the committee on the 9Th
of June last. The minority will be Messrs.
Boutwell,. Lawrence, Williams and Thomas.
As heretofore. both sections ofthe committee
are agreed upon one point-that this question
must be Immediately decided, and it will
probably be the only business of the few days
that will remain of the first session Of the
Fortieth Congress.
Hon. J. Mackey, chief the impeachment
movement, arrived to day.
The New York IFortds special says nu>
merous communications have been sent to
the Executive from various quarters of the
South, stating that armed organizations of
colored persons are forming, and in come in.
stances, threatening the lives of the whites;
that negro companies are drilling near Cham
Bridge and other places in Virginia, for the
purpose of supporting Congress in the en-
iorcement of the law, aud depose the Presi,
dent during the impeachment matter. Ii
has been referred to General Grant. No
authority for organizing such companies has
been given by the War Department 1t is
understood the President has ordered Cen
eral Grant to take steps to disband aud sup-
press them.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. s.
Weston, the pedestrian, LETT here at s p.
M, for his second trip Of 100 miles in "a
hours. A great crowd gathered to see him
start, and many people on foot and in car.
riages accompanied him for some distance.
The police cleared the passage through the
crowd for him. He goes by the Albany
turnpike through Avon, Winstead, Great
harrington and West Stockbridge, Mass,
and Sand Lake, N. Y, to Troy He is in
fine condition, and confident of success
WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. s.
The Democrats of this city formed in pro-
cession, $4,000 strong, this evening, and
marched through the principal streets with a
band of music. There was great enthusiasm
among the democracy.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.
Mr.. Zendal, of Pearl street, n. X. was
robbed Of a pocket book contairing SIS in
money, and check for S10,500, last even
ing a. the depot.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov s..
Gov. Geary has issued proclamation an
nouncing Sharswood's s majority 937.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.
The official registration returns from the
4th District in the State show the blacks so
for hAyea majority Of 33 1884. Only 9 out of
81 Districts have white majori,ies'
Obligations exceeding $4,000 in the ag>
gregate, due chiefly to Northern creditors,
matured at the city banks yesterday, and
were promptly paid.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. s.
A letter from Gen. Sehofeld to Gov. Pier
pont, dated Oct 31st, has just been made
public, in which the General instructs the
Governor to notify members of the late
Legislature that the regular session of the
coming winter will be dispensed with.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. s.
A man advertised in the daily papers Mon
day morning, over the signature Of Robert
Hale Co., for worhmen to go to New Or
leans. During yesterday he secured about
fifty, whom. in consideration of the payment
Of S5 each. he provided with printed passes.
He stipulated with the men that they should
meet him at 0 clock in the evening, to take
their departure. The men were there, but
Robert Hale j Co. was missing.
Nothing has been heard Of the young men
who drifted out into the lake Sunday evening
II has been ascerta,ned that their names
we're Joseph Roberts and John Brenekle.
bar tenders for George Anderson, at Nos. 50
and 81 State street Brenekle came here
from Rockford, ILL.,, where he has relatives,
and Roberts was recently a resident Of Mons
treal. There is little room to doubt that
their frail craft went to pieces in the high
wind that prevailed, and that they were
drowned.
A farmer, named Michael Iawler, in leav-
ing The city last evening was knocked from
his wagon, by two men whom he had allowed
to ride with him, and was robbed OF what he
had on his person Of value, including SAT id
money. The highwaymen have not been ap
pretended.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

RALEIGH, Nov. s.
The county nominations. by the Republi-
cans, on Saturday. for the Constitutional
Convention, were: Jas. Fl. Harris, negro; j.
p. Andrews, Rev. Stokes Franklin and
Benton I. ID. Williams, whites.
Governor Worth has appointed Thursday,
the 2Sth day of Nov, thanksgiving
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.
The latest returns increase the majority for
Convention. The vote will probably reach
10000; the white vote about 80 600.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.
There were seven interments from yellow
fever yesterday and eleven the day before.
EEw YosK. Nov. 5.
The Heralds New Orleans special of the
4th inst. says: A general order from General
Mower rescinds the order OF Saturday re-
moving Sheriff Hays. Hays is consequently
still Sheriff. am positively told that Gene
raj Grant disapproses of Baliitt's appoint,
ment.
General Hancock is expected Wednesday.