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question by abolishing capital punishment.
The same question was, at the date of our
latest steamer dispatches, under discussion in
the Belgian Parliament. The Liberal Ministry
of Belgium is in favor of the measure which
it was thought would be adopted by the Cham
Der of Representatives., but rejected by the
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

PtOF. AGAsSIz's LECTUEEs.-To-night the first Of
a Of SIX lectures viii be delivered by Prof Agassz
At Cooper Institute before the members Of the HewYo
Scientific Association. Thc subject VIII be "The Geo
logical Formation Of the Valley Of the Amazon" Mem
bcs obtain tickets by app wing at The office OF the
Associa ton, second floor, Cooper Institute.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1867.
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II is estimated that the receipts by internal
revenue, from this city, amount to forty million
dollars in year. Some account OF the busi-
ness included in these figures is given IN
other cOlumns
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

Count Bismarck and Prince Frederick Charles. tl's
famous general OF the late among the candidates
for the North German Parliament ha elections ter wrh
course ha elected.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

Italy, which has been the first among the
great powers of Europe TO declare in favor OF
m entire separation OF Church aud State, has
jast led the way IN another inportaat reform
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
SoLp EvvarHERE

CoUGHs, HoARsENE5s, and the various Throat
affection, seh public speakers military Oheer' and singers are
Kis relieved By BRowS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs Having direct
iaueOo affected parts they say pulmonary irritation The
freedom al deeeOus ingredients makes the TOehes safe remedy
M As ese female Youngest ehd aud has caused them he
held Ia the highest esteem by those who use them.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

A SrRKyGTHYSrSg AND PALATIBbN DRiyS
Az INvALUABLR EUrRgST
RBAEDf.
HOTFs MALT BNrEACr
HEALrH
PERSONS OP AND
n.uutT CONSTITUTION LAB0RiNS
UrpaR scEoFUJAi CHLOKoss 3C
.iLtIY AND o WHOLE sYSrEs
HOPp's
BEVERAGE HEALTH
- AND sPiRlfCO, Liquors A.
wHX:K SLIGHTLY sCIAVLArOkf
sEyERAsss TONIC ARE MINDED
HOYFs MALT EXTRACT
BEvRRAGI HEALTH
already used hy the
ofg
whose been bestowed upon tins Wonoeu
Mr. p WAGNER when giving new orders
Yoar EXTRACT beverage but also very
smaross strengthens the stomach well as The whole system
toyTs MALT for Anerca) No 5Al broadway
PRICE SIX D0iLNFs DoLEN
dos1 and upward delivered part Of tas city OF uoWos nee
oieAsrge
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

eael o. simplicity and power performs its cOrt perfection and
bfeoiig dOsD After ordering machine, Of the
Askefs this said: machine for
without laying dollar Of repairs Its the best
Satisfaction guargasei every purchaser
ARRAa REarA. Geheral Agent. No l4 Broldwav. n. n.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM - ,
nay AND EvENING-CHRISTIAN MAkIlkS--hNO " N, hun ~
pED THOUSAND CUR1OSITIBS-vAN AhBURUhS CoLAS'
TIOS or WILD ANIMALS.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

wAILAcKs THRATKR
.r,,s rveSINd-A DANGEROUS GAMB. Mr. J. W. Wslaek
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

BROADWAY THEATER -
,. vve,nso-1IIDDIN OR TGiE WONDERFUL sCAAP-
ctSnFRKfL LA-The Worrel Sisters
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

THEATRE RRANCAIS -,
,r,tS EvENISG-CB oUR FEMMR VEUr-JoBN Er NAN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

DODWORTH HALL
rus kvENING-M. HARTZ. THB lLJUSiONlSF.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

UNION HALL. 49,. ,
THIS KvKNIEG - BUNYAN TABLRACX Corner iTenV''nifa
o. sa1 Bfosissy.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

NEw-YORK THEATER. lam, nm
.uro DyENfSG-BIRD or PARADISE GRAND CO6Fo Dh
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

qKuS RvgyrSe--Mr VAIESTINs VOUSDENs ENTERTAIN
hXNT.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

NIBIOs GARDEN ,,. NIL.
xtus KyEFiaG-THB BLACK CkOoh-orea' iS' ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

OLYMPIC THBATRR.
TuIs EyESING--GBRMAN 0PBRA-FAUST
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

KEILY Il LIONS MINSTRELS. n,,,p-
THIS EVENING - ClNDBR-LBON - MADAGASVA" pADNN
TR0uPH
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

BOwBRY THBATBR - c
TVrS FVgNING-THB THRBB RED hbN-Ms ioON"
RKEPRR sat W. II. Whallsy, hss Fanny Herring
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

NETWORK CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING = JOCKEY CLUB RACES NeE'iork Oirea'
frOaRs
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amn1emenfe

WINTER GARDBN . MI, uoo,A
..,,,s vvsN1Yo- MERCHANT or yBNICR Mr. ka"in DOO'o
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Business Notltes.

AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Soi ByeryNhcre
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE FaANKIN Brick MACHINE,

Jss celebrated for psree, simplicity, strength and Immense
With eight and two horses 10
sstsa per elegant bricks hour
J. H. RtslcK, Proprietor No II Broadway, ~ " Room 6a
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

FIFTHAYR OPERA HOUSE - -
THIS KgRSING-GRIFFIN CHRiSTrS hlNSIkbhS ne"
As.a, M0Ec Singing Dancing etc
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

EXHIBITIONS OF PAINTINGS. -
nAF AND RYRN1N0-ROSa BOnheuTs HoSe fsft @e " n "
DKRfY'S ART ROOMS, No 84S Broadway -.- r. .,rP,v ~
NJ q p AVRRY'S COLLECTION AT LBEDSS GALLERY No
Rroadsay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

Incipient Consumption. Bronchitis, The Only
oPe As alstons sa COD hg OIL have proven utterly dseePy
proven eilnenty suco Explanatory circular stamp
HIa. r Prince, Flashing \. \.
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Note from "a Farmer

Mr.. GATE CRY: Your West Poin. CORE.
spondent, in last tuesdays Daily, is quite
mistaken about my being a sore head, y AZ
he calls it. "a disappointed erpcctant,i' !
suppose he means. never placed myself in
any situation, at any Fair, that would, in the
least, jeopardize any security against tina,
malady. 10 be very plain, never exhibited
any article, animal or thing, at any Fair, and
never thought Of doing such an act. So Won
see have been pretty safe in that particular.
But that is not all. would not, under any
circumstances, accept q premium, even if
fairly won, according to the rules of the Fair.
because think it would be unmanly and de-
grading to do SO. Personally, Fairs do not
disturb me, and if they must exist outside of
Spain, Mexico, and the southern portions of
our own country, have no disposition to de.
ny the right Of Lee county, in the State Of
Iowa, to dissipate in their miserable procIivi.
ties. Butt would sugges. (if alowed) as an
improvement upon the past and present ar.
engagements, in this county, that said Fairs
be made to rotate through the four contigu.
Gus and politically kindred townships of West
Point, Franklin, Charleston and Jefferson.
Geographically considered they form square,
and might be called one quadrilsteral, for
other than geographical reasons.
hope Mr.. Edwards will yentilate the sub
lect frequently, and be not sparing of
A FARMER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

ST. LOUIS AND IEoN AAxrDAcfumns.-1As
ally and truthfully stated BY the st. Paul Pres,
showing rs it does their community of interest
with the deni1ens of the whole Great Valley, and
especially of tho Upper Mississippi. Says the
Prea:
sSt Louis is most fsyorably situated for the
manufacture Of iron for the entire West, and It 70
astonishing that the great interest Ia 20 SLOW IN
being developed. With the most wonderful de-
posts Of iron ore close ut hand, 1t Iron Mountain
and Pilot Knob, il is wonderful that the smoke OF
her furnaces and forges thicksnng the Ar has lot
before this rivaed the blackness of PhtsbuFg. A
sunposed lack OF coal has heretofore been one OBJ
,tacIe to the commencement Of iron manufactures
on grand scale; but this dificulty proves to have
been An immaginAry one Beds Of coal OF inex-
haustiblc extent---in one field near Chester, con-
.issing Of eighteen thousand acree-are discovered
10 be living across the river in Illinois. This,
With the proximity Of st. Louis to the great pro-
dusing region, ought to and will give her great
advantages over Pittsburg as manufacturing
point, With the great highway of the West now
ing mast the doors Of her FORCES and with railroads
stretching in every direction. ready to taks up
and distribute their products, with inexnausnoie
bels.of ore on oncside on ofcoal and the otherand
With the abundance Of capital which she Is com
coded 10 possess. there cannot be any good reasot
vhy 81. ioui. should not furnish all the yase
amount of iron required in the immense boundat
ries extending FROM st. Paul to New orleans, an$
from Chicago to the Rocky Mountains. This eoios
sal business will Of itself make her the largest
inland cts OF the continent; and her prosperity In
this direction will help US. The nearer the CON-
surncrs Of breadstuf. are brought TO the prof
ducerr. the better for both. As We cannot, unt4
the gres, ore beds of Lake Superior are conncote@
With the Mississippi BY rail, supply even our homf
demand for iron. we shall bail - one OF our ow1
enterprises every furnace erected at st. Louis, ~
bringing thousand miles nearer to our door,
the production of an article of prime necessity and
general use.
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REvITIEs.

The Quebec shipyards have closed for
want Of work.
"A National Convention Of Tobacconis,s
met In Washington on the 9Th.
The per diem of Prussian infantry has
been raised to seven cents.
1t is reported that son of Marco Boy
saris will be Greek Minister to the United
States.
.-kpes Sargent is writing another novel of
American Society.
-Cabarras county, North Carolina, Weld.
ga the hrst gold found in the United States,
in 1909.
"A ship has arrived in Mobile bay with
one thousand tons of iron for the Montpome.
~ and Eutaula railroad.
Mile. Georges, the actress, died recentlv
IN Pans. She was belle in the First M.
poieons time, and was on the stage for thir.
ty-eight years.
-" Miles O'Reilly" was banqueted in
new York, last week, by his fellow journal.
ists. Horace Greeley presided.
Coaches running from Junction CITY
Kansas, to Santa Fe, New Mexico. mi,
ne trip regularly in seven days ard two
John Russell anng has ..;,ed sor Flo. J.
d TO recuperate -, ;~.;.na y
,ebors as manag' - iitor Of The New nm ms
Tribune. u s"e -'e" 1ork
james Russell well says the positive
Ind negative poles u song are the warn.
hing Of nightiuese and the brsyipe ~.
jackass.
Wisconsin is 70 have FIVE Supreme Cour.
Judges. No1''
-Panthers are ~ the rampage in Center
county, Pa.
There are sixty German newspaper, in
Pennsylvania- ~
during the isst year three hundred "a
thirty.f members were added n n O.
lsr's Church, of Brooklyn, making the tots,
present membership one thousand and ,t;..a
the largest Presbyterian Church in ~,
United States. 'A'
Rev. Mr.. Chidlaw, Of the Sunday Schoo,
Union at the West, in m address m.ds 4
New York, on Thursday last, stated that n.
ter Q careful examination Of the colleges in
the West and Northwest, it WAS not know
that there was q revival Of religion in ! sin
Gle one Of them. And IL there Wa not
change, the sources of Ministerial snnnlv
would be wholly dried up.
-Tbs sports of Hamilton, c. W.. ara an.
ioying themselves in fishing in BURLINGTON
Bay, in front Of the town. The ice i over
two feet thick, upon which comfortable huts
are erected, and the 6sh are taken through
holes With lines Or spears. The Il princi.
ally ssnshs - ~ 81 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

ILLINOIS DErDs, just printed, and for sale
at this Office in quantities to suit. We keep
on hand all kind Of Deeds and Mortgages
of the most approved forms.
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revival is in progress a the NJ. E.
Church in Ottumwa. Rev. e. II. WarinV,
late of the Chatham Square Church in this
city, is pastor. There have been some
twenty additions to the Church. See the
Courier.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Rissso market.

Rhieago Market.
a, Ts,sx,npb CHICAGO rsb. 8.
Ylour--Quict and unchanged sales winter extras q
els soalb spring do at sR1lo IS; and supsrhns y
IS 80.
Wheat Easer and }<9Ie lower on No .; SALES q
81 NDa 20 for No /, u s7Si IS for No 3 snd 81 nc
u 20 for rejected.
Coru-R.sier, but steady; No at fsSiS5zc, MOI a
esssn, and r-jseted al 6s9a5itc.
oats-Deciined Jse; sales $500 bushels No At toc
Rye-s,-ady; No . at easseso. fresh receipts.
Barley Lots In store neglected. sample lots u.
seed.-fairly active. Timothy at " e6os 10. and
Cover Of q -sDs Is.
Hog.-E..ier at s. 3s07 75,..driding on so ibs-
Provisions-Duli,
Meas Pork-sls Ts1lo
Mess Besf-xlo.
Cumberland Middles So packed.
Lard-uslE12e.
chicago Live stock market.
BY Telegraph os,eAao. Feb ..
Beef ca.ie-R-eeipts 5000; declined ls02oe .sIss al
s4ae So
Live Hogs-Fsiriy setive. but shade easier, sales
rage from rs lo06 IS. Receipts 3soo
Sheep market dnll and easter for c. m mon gradss
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"MrsE Hosr," Mr.. ]. II. Tepfer, Of the
Deming House, will transfer himself to the
Leighton House on the first of April, and
make that the frst>class hotel Of our city. He
will fit the house up in excellent style. There
has existed general wish for some time
that this transfer should be made. When our
municipal proportions expand, the Estes
House will afford the place metropolitan
hotel establishment. 1t would be a bold
hnancler that would risk opening it now. In
the. LeightonlHouse Mr.. Tepter can meet the
requirements Of travel, present and prospec.
tive, and make as fine hotel as there is in the
State. Mr.. Tepfer is one Of the most success.
cessfnl and wellliked landlords ever in the
business in keokuk. We hope him the
largest measure Of success in bis prospective
estsbli shment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

WALL papers of all grades at Prices paint
ing and papering establishment, corner Of
Fifth and Blendeau streets. (febo 81
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We are glad to notice that the work upon
the Baptist Church building on Blondeau and
Eighth streets, has so far progressed that the
basement is now ready for occupancy. The
opening exercises will take place to morrow
Sunday, at 10 oclock q. m. rhe services
will be conducted by Rev. G. J. Johnston, of
Burlington, who will also preach in the even
ing. Invitation goes out to the friends Of
the Church, and the public generally, to at
tend.
The Society here, and their energetic Pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Westover, have done good
work in prosecuting the erection of this
house of worship. It is one of the handsom,
est structures in the State, and an ornament
to our city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

The Fort Msdisonians hold . grand Fair
and Festival, on the 22d inst, for the Acade
my at that place. See Plaindedler.
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THERE was little of importance before tho
District Court yesterday. The case Of the
State rs L. S. Matthews, for the homicide OF
Leightner, comes of next Monday. The
Defendant is defended be Messrs. D. F.
Miller, J. w. Rankin and II. Knowles.
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MTT gentleman yesterday who is visiting
our place with view to locating here
Brick. Making Machine. 1t would add val
liable mandatory to our city. And our
manufacturing facilities and ready connec.
ton, completed and in progress, with the
various portions Of the State, make Keokuk
the place to locate all such industries.
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NJ, IUuIb HuFHeE.
By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, Pei. g.
whisky-t2 saS1 Is.
Fiour-st-ady; sai.s OF super At - 7saio So extra
Vie .5sll; double Extra a29is
wheat-Eore doing sales Of No spring at - 81 fall
at 81 1894 90.
and yellow at 7q1eslc.
osts-stesdy at o7Hese
Bsrlex-h,lss stspring at asaH
Rss-H IS
Hess Porh-T2oa2o 50.
Bscon-oi.n sdes III T.
Lsrd-t3l<
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CITY NEWS.

GEN. J. A. WILLIAMSON, Of Des Moines,
WIS stopping ct the Deming yesterday.
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THE initial fulfIlment Of the prophetically
scute "Ground Hog" was witnessed yester-
day. Winter resumed his sternest sway. The
snow fell and drifted and eddied and whirled
through the streets to the general discomfort
of all goers The ice in the river concluded
err. 1t was . sharp instinct that took that
qusndrupedal meteorologist to his under.
ground retreat.
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European.
IPER sTEAMER.

New YORK, Dec. 26 The steamship -4i!sndine,
with dates from Southampton to the 18th inst, has
arrived.
The London Times Dublin correspondent says the
Fepiau leaders are so far checkmaied thot none but
madmen would raise the Fenian flag. A close search
for Stephens is being made.
The police have been armed with breech- leaders,
Artillery was 10 be stationed az Dublin Castle.
Additional regiments have Se2n sent into ireland.
Large quantities Of powder have been seized ut
various points. Arrests are being made continually.
Some of the prisoners had Greek fire IN their possess
sion.
The Seventy-srs, French Regiment mas left Rome
for France.
IBY CABLEl
PARIS, Dec. ~24-Napoleon accorded an audience
yesterday to ex- Minister Bigelow, TO present General
Dix. his successor.
General Dix's remarks referred to the long stand
ing, ancient international AMY which existed be-
tween the people and Government Of France and the
people and Executive Of the United States.
The Emperor replied, thanking General DIX IN
very agreeable manner. His Majesty said q" The
historical "reminiscences 10 which you refer as having
existed from an early date between France and the
United States constitute a sure guarantee that no
misunderstanding will disturb the friendly relations
which prevail between the two countries. The con-
tinuance Of a loyal and sincere understanding be-
tween the Governments will be of great advantage to
the industry and commerce Of both countries, the
inhabitants Of which already astonish the other por-
tons Of the world by the marvels OF their enterprise
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quietly shoulderiug the responsibilities of social
and religious life. aS these have arisen, Is worthy
of all praise. and. I am sure. not fail to find its
high reward.
Among other enterprises connected with fhe
common veal. which has been manfuIly taken in
hand. Is that OF providing a house OF worship for
all English-speaking residents in the District.
More than eight hundred dollars have been re
Gently raised for this purpose which amount will
be increased To 5000 or $1,000. This sum has
been supplemented somewhat by the kindness Of
friends in other parts of the Islands and Tins will
serve for the erection Of q small housc. suitable
Tor present and Immediate prospective necessities.
The investment. beyond all question. will bring
enduring benefits. not only TO the present, but also
to future generations who may dwell in the Dis
trict for. whatever else may be doubtful, none
will deny that religion which underlics all sound
morality is essential to the true weil-being and
prosperity Of any community.
Another, and by NJ means the least hopeful % the contiuons
Of our present social life. i the harmony which prevails tie
tSeen the two classes Of our population. Hawaiian anu t'reisn-
Hitherto no antaeoni-ms have sprung MP In distract anu curse
US. God grant there msy never he anything 81 the sot INT
native church has just voted one hundred dollars towards
the pr jec;ei house Of worship for foreignersi and tins act 81
genuine Christian fraternity WAS preceded by the contribution
Of nearly that amount by Foreigners towards the purchase 81
an instrument for the Hawaiian church. This generous gin, !
ought to say. was gratefully accepted ny our native cnnsreea-
ton only To I've returned 10 the liberal donors, Tor The purchase
81 a small organ for the new church now 10 be erected The
instrument il now on its passage out.
But l see that my proposed carl OF acknowledgment "a
already reached the proportions Of a letter, and u Is high time
for me TO stop, which, with = HAPPY New Year 70 you ! hetV
with do. liver yours, D. heSh.
Kohala, January l, 1867.
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A Chri.tmn. .~surpri.e, a. KohnIn.

Mr.. EDIToI May l beg sufficient space in your
columns. to do what Hawaiian country pastors are
not. / fancy. Overburdened with calls to do, viz,
to acknowledge with cordial thanks u very hand
some - Christmas present of nearly two hundred
dollars from our little band o.. foreigners, TO whom.
by request from themselves, it has been my privi-
lege to minister in the gospel. during the past year.
Our little band, 1 say, for the sum total both of
older settlers and of those connected with Kohala
plantation gives Us the low figure OF less than
twenty English-speaking adult males. Neverthe-
less it is q large and generous band if hearts are
men.
This is the second Christmas which, in like man
ner. has brought us a valuable present" That
of last year was not publicly noticed, nor indeed
would this be but for certain circumstances which
seem to call for it-for no one Of the kind and
neighborly contributors would wish publicity given
to an act supposed to be simply local in its
bearings.
Yet l cannot help adding that the manner in
which this germ of a foreiga community has been
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or eighteen years: and having ut length procured
tie hea,ty cancurryuce O; the present Hon. iuVatnoeat u hat
cfRce, whose tastes lie L. that direction l N"luniec ted WIN
his fui sanction sni approval. ~ sup~rlnteud the culture and
planting, aud as1 - furnish a potion oi The r4sn'> tr voc
uurlsose from my own coFcuon-Sut ia my individual cHpa-
ctv-ss I informed both Mr.. J. q. Carter and Mr.. Sheldon,
several days before the issue Of your papsr. q which ons OF
them made = note IN my presence. which ! rraly thought
~ould have secured accuracy in a matter - Iact u seems
however. that you prefer 10 take your Information elsewhere
than FROM vSur employees. At last occasionally. fteasr insert
this "a a correction Ia your next number ! MoSrSoN.Kr-
I'VE have merely 10 say in reply n the above
that the statement given in the last week AdceT-
ti>er was obtained from Mr.. NJ. aud from no one
else. and corresponds with the facts as then given
hY him. 50 far a. we are aware-Epl