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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
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Of Llhsrty, Justiss, Union and fraternity"
That ID certainly very ins: - 6ne as Syl-
vanus Cobb, or the author Of St. Elmo, o.
the best flights of our friend Pollard, or .
circus handful announcement. Il is very
tine indeed, but what did he meanf Does
Andrew propose that the Constitution be
"translated" after the fashion Of Enoch and
Elijah, high up in the Heavens ~ IL he
going to send it up bodily, written in lets
ters o. hvln2 iiaht, ~ tne oio prophet went
IN IN chariot Of fire, and thus happily dis,
pose Of il, as the sinful chap wished that his
neighbor, whom he disliked, would die and
60 to Heaven, because that was SO much
better country? Or does he propose literal
trsnslation OF it into the vernacular Of Heav.
en-, on the superstition that Heaven know.
nothing about the Engliah Language? We
apply to Andrews theological teachers and
guides for an explanation of his meaning
herein. And if there is any sacrilege ap-
pearing here, il isn't ours, but Andrew John.
sons.
The fact is, that Mr.. johnson being dem.
asogue, can talk Auen,ly enough the verusc.
ular of demaeoguery, but when he vould
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

Back PoaERor boas.s that bis paper, the
Lacrosse Democrat, has, next to the New
York Tribune, the largest circulation Of any
Weekly in the country. One wonders what
the country ia coming to, when we consider
that it is column after column OF jus. such
utterances as the following that have given TO
The Democrat this great circulation. Here i,
what PomeroY says in q recent issue:
:" Rebellion crime" Liar in your throat.
Phil. Sheridan Every hour justi6es the act. OF
those Who, from Bull Run to Riehnond. through
four years Of battle and blood sacrifices and
sifnsgles, labered, suffered, fanght died for the
cause Of civil freedom. Every passing day
proves the soundness Of their Judgment, the Wis
dom OF those who strovs for independence Ev-
cry revolving year makes the "lost cause moro
sacred to the lovers Of liberty, dearer to tho
hearts Of those who were faithful to il from il,
inception to Its temporary fall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

J - Az AAsaias 70 sons lovxp rrIs fyc1u.p
such - neasotnG to obssrvs proper rul.s Of h..,h
which entails dissase And often pssu.tur. dan r.
you hsvsa cough enrs 1t With bo,.i. Of Or. J. po
lads white rins Oompcaud Il never iii, s.,,.-
all drusgists at Il 90 per bottle no,,s S.n ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
THE HEALING pooJ

AN Hssay for YouDs Men on fhs Grim.
% sessssNss and tbs Dssases end Abs.es which
create inpediments to MARRIAGE. y,h sure means of
Aeei' sent seaisd letter envelope free Of charge
Address, Dr.. !. sxiLLxN HouGnros, Howard A..o.
citation. Philadelphia, Pa. r..n,,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
A Cough, a Cold, or a Sore Throat,
Requires i'm II dats attention and should be checked
II allowed to continue,
Irritation Of the fL1ngs, Permanent
Threat Dfsease, or Consumption,
10 often the result.
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the parts give innediats
relief For brosehtais, Asthma, Cstarrh,
ConsnmPtive and Throat Diseases, rro-
chss are used with always good success
singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and strens then the voice.
osfus only "BaowS's BaoxcHl.l TaooHss,n and do
not take any Of the Korhlsss lmitatsoas ths. NAV h.
'.' A'thfHHnH tnov13-dAw3p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
For 2ale.

IN one of the most desirable localities m
the city = one story brick dwelling house, with four
and eelise Lot 0cxigo fest. we'll fenced con-
tainue number Of fruit trees and good wcli Of Va
Ter. Enquire Of WIN FULTON,
ap&a Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
For sale.

rNOG SALE-Lots and ., hlnck Ill, corner OF II
change and Twelfth streets containing two ltofy
brick dwelling will for 500 per year. w1i Be
sold reasonable terms. Enquire Of 9. Z. LOAAX
Bso or VIM FULTON,
aprle Real Estate AzAnt, No. q Main street.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
Indian M urders.

FoRr HARKER, Aug. 4.-The Indians at.
tackled and killed seven men yesterday,
six miles from this post. One Of the men
was living when first found, but died be.
fore reaching this fort. The men killed
were laborers on the railroad, and in the
employ of Campbell and Clinton con-
tractors.
After scalping two Of the men, the saw.
ages proceeded on to Big Creek station,
and ran of twenty horses and mules. This
was done in daylight, and while exposed
to the fire of fifty infantry and dozen
stage employees, at q distance of three
hundred yards from them. 1t is consid-
cred the boldest dash the Indians have
made.
Capt. Ames, of this post. started imme,
diately in pursuit and overlook the Indians
last night, but found them too numerous
TO attack with his force, and sent back
here for reinforcements, which were for,
warded.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
The Schu tzenfest.

Yesterday morning, at very carly
hour, we heard the booming of cannon un.
dulating the breezes of heaven, as they
swept over the city. The sound seemed
to come from the direction of Seventh
Street Park. We inquired what it meant
of ncighbor, who answered us that it was
the commencement Of the Schutzenfest
the German or shooting festival. What
ever it is-and our reporter has given q
full account Of it in another column-our
German fellow-citizcns seemed to have en-.
joyed it yesterday hugely. 70 them it
presents vivid recollection of home and
Fdderland The occasion is one of deep
interest to all our German fellow.citizens
and they appeared to be in state of real
enjoyment during the day.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
DROPOsALs FOR NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT oY THE INTERIOR, l


Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Depart
ment until l2 'eloek m on TUESDAY, the l7th Of
September, 1867 for the erection Of the jail In and
for the District Of Columbia authorised and provided
for BY the act OF Congress, approved July %, 1885,
and the joint resolution approved March ., 1857.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications
can be seen at the architects once In the eastern
grounds Of the Capitol, Washington City every day
except Sundays, between the hours Of .. m. and
p IN.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required to enter into Guneisnt bond, to be APP
proved By the Secretary Of the Interior for the faith
ful completion Of his contract. Payments will be
made as the work progresses or estimates eertiaed
to BY the architect, but twenty per oentum Of the
estimates will DO retained until the contract Is com.
pletsd.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest 70.
sTonsible bidder, but the Department reserves the
right to reject any all Of the bids should It be
deemed for the interests Of the Government to do
so.
The bids will be opened At noon on the 18th day
Of September in presence OF such Of the bidders as
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope;
/" Proposals for New Jail, - and be directed to the
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington, D. @.
o. II. BROWNING,
Au 6-l2t Secretary Of the Interior,
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
BY telegraph
Latest from Mexico-Demand for
Santa Anna and the Body Of
MaximiIian-Addr Of Juarez
Tho EIeeflou


Santa Anna and the Body Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Juarez
The Election.
NEW ORLEANS, August G.-By an arrival
from Vera Cruz we have the following au-
thentic news:
Admiral Palmer and staff have gone to
the city Of Mexico, it is said, to demand
the person Of Santa Anna and endeavor
TO persuade the Liberals to give up the
body Of Maximilian.
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth is lying
at Sacrifcios, taking on board the Austrian
refugees.
An American and French man-of.war
arrived at Vera Cruz. The health OF the
city is perfectly good.
New ORLEANS, August "a steamer
from Brazos arrived at Galveston to-day.
President Juarez had issued grandilo-
quent address, in which he says: "The
good sons Of Mexico, fighting alone and
without the assistance Of any one, have
preserved the liberty Of the country and
the integrity Of the republic"
The election Of President will be Or
dered Immediately.
The press favors general amnesty.
The country will be divided in six mill
tary districts, with Gen. Escobedo and
others commanding.
Lisada's forces have refused 10 recognize
Juarez.
Castillo and Aguinc have been SEN
fenced to be shot.
Mendez was discovered, but cut his way
through the guards.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
A T COST FOR CASH!
DY JOHN u. WHEELER 4 CO..
ID AUCrIONEERS,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue between Sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite seaton House.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT oP HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
By virtue OF Ru order OF the Orphans Court Of
Washin county, District Of Columbia the ndsr
signed, adminisrator Of the estate CorneliA Martin
on MONDAY, the l2th day Of August, 1857, at 10
O'Clock A. IN. OF said day at public auction, to the
highest bidder at the late residence Of the said de-
ceased, No. 81 Missouri avenue, between Third and
-Four. half Streets In the city Of Washington
the personal estate Of tho said dseedol consisting in
part Of the following articles
3 Sofas
2 Marble top Tables.
large French Plate Mirror.
ZelrA wood sdeboard.
Sofa Rocking Chairs.
Sofa PaTlOr Chairs.
Easy Chairs.
Zebra wood Wardrobe. with large French Plate
Mirror.
Cottage Sets.
Rosewood Bedstead.
Rosewood Marble top Bureau.
Brussels Carpet. and large lot Of Three-Ply and
Ingram Carpets
Elegant Gold Watch and Chain, and quantity
OF hne JOwslry and silyervare.
2 Fine Clocks.
An extensive assortment Of BedsteAds, Feather
Beds Mattresses, Blankets Comforts, Sheets, Pillows,
aud Wearing Apparel
Challenge Cooking Range, No. 10.
ParloT, Dining room, and other ktoves.
HALVES, Forks, Spoons, Quesnsware, Kitchen Fur
niture, &e., &c,
The above. described Furniture is In good eondi-
on, aud Its sale presents rare opportunity for pur'
chasers.
Terms: Cash.
JACOB l.. D0RwART,
Administrator.
JOHN b. WHEELER co,
au '6eod&M Auetonssra.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILERS.

Proposals will be received at Room No. II, OF Gov.
ernment building, at corner Of y and Seventeenth
Streets In this city until u ocloek the l2th inst
for furnishing and putting In place three steam
boilers for the warming apparatus Of the building.
These boilers are to be made Of the very best iron
used for such pnrposcs each TO have thirty. eight
tubes two aud three quarters inches diameter, and
10 conform In all other respects except to position
Of manhole to the boilers now In place, which may
be examined at any time between the hours Of a.
m, and ?. IN. They are each ten feet long, three
feet six Inches In diameter hve.sixteenths Of one
inch thick, with ends seven .sxteenths Of one inch
thick hand hole near bottom OF front end and man
hole top instead Of In the end, II now Is,
and two cast iron lugs supports each side and
thirteen inches from ends Of boilers.
Proposals must Include the cost OF removing the
present boilers as we'll as the cost Of the new
Of setting them In place. lifting each with safety.
valve and thTes gauge cocks OF the most approved
pattern; with feed and blow oil pipe with most ap.
proved stop valves, and proper connections with
water. indicators, steam gauge aud warming .sppa-
Tatus, aud In all other respects ready for
before the FIRST day OF Oesber next at the very latest
After the boilers put In place and before being
set In masonry, they must he proved to the satisfae
ton OF person to be appointed by the Secretary Of
War, capable Of sustaining a cold water pressure
equal to one hundred and twenty pounds to one
square inch. The means Of prJof will be supplied
without cost to the contractor,
No Iaymsnt will be made until after the boilers
are tested, set In masonry, and all water and steam
concessions completed, ready for use,
Zach proposal must be accompanied by a guarau'
zee rom some responsible person that he will unite
WIN lhs Proposer In bond for three thousand dol
a TO secure the faithful execution and completion
OF Ihe wofk proposed for within the time specified
wnieh bond' In case Of failure, will be rgdly en-.
Proposals will be received from boiler. makers
only and none Will be considered that 10 not In con
IoImlty 70 lhls Advertisement They should be
sealed and marked Proposals. for Steam Boilers, .,
ana addressed TO the undsTaignsd al Room No IA Of
doVernmsnt building, at corner Of and seventeenth
streets.
Proposals to be sealed endorsed and Addressed as
above, will also be received within the same time
for purchase Of the three boilers now al the
whore they be examined at any tius b. ia
hours Of q IN, aud 1 IN.
By authority Of the Secretary Of War,
JAMES RvBLETH,
su6'9 tuFL Of Building.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

In the New York market, on Saturday, there
was without doubt regular collapse In stocks,
and operators preferred to wait until Monday
before sndeavcripg to free the market In . slmi.
lar direction. The ''bsars" were jubilant and
the "buls' were in most serious mood. Mon.
day came yesterday and there was considerable
sparring and but little actual work done in stocks,
though in the provision market there has been
some heavy declines. Tho general market for
breadstuffs and provisions was certainly very
unsettled In all the Northern cities, caused in q
great measure BY tho wild fuctuation in ''rail.
ways" which has been working for some time
past.
jar CooKx 4 Co., bankers, furnish us with the
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

UNITED STATES H0TEL-M. II. BnAs.
Q. Perkins "a. Jones, A. Jenkins, y. Y: u; sher.
7. n. Pratt, A. A. BOysns, washingtOn, D Q. P. B.
Thomas, A. Ferguson, Miss Kate Anger, Miss Bell
Anger. Miss Lille Thrift, UpPsrvlle Va J. Rethart,
ton D. 9. Max, RiehnOnd, Va; J. Law, j. 3 Mon.
tindon, Baltimore, Nd J.w. Lull, Glen Hope, Pa I;
A. Hinkley, Jersey City.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-HxxpLxr 4 aRnns.
Thomas W. Belts, Idaho; Fred. @. Smith, J. p.
VIM. Ward, FfesSoid, n. j; J. 4. Colder, Il. r
sallada, Philadelphia; A. NJ Longaneeker, Camd en- ;
a. s. Muny, Milford, Pa, wilkins Cassidy, Pitts!
nett, MAJ Charls, Foots, J. p COiiins, H. 8. Brua
nell, San Francisco; T. H. Gala CHER, ST Paul; John
Plumer, Harry p Butter, Charlestoni J. p. Howard,
Il. II. James, Richmond.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs 4 suuLLxr.
o. B Hall. o Hall. Nd; B. 6. B..sst, 7th Cav.
" d. Edwards, Madison, IndianaS ?. Smith, W. H.
Hough, New York. A. sehilling, Psrkersburg, W.
nSo ssa shs rs Roi roi,sr ns M; B.
Gen, P. st. George Cooke. U. b. A.; Mr.. Cooke.
EBBITT KoUsE-c. G. WILLARD.
Samuel Aiken, @ Q. white, VIM. T. williamson w.
w.wil'on. New York; Peter Williams, J. n. Adams,
Emerson. Chicago, nj W. G. Conrad, Troy; D. D.
Smith, N. G.; John II. Brom. Robert T. Same and
lady, Philadslphia; :. H. Robinson, Tenn.
WILLARDS' H0TEL-SrKEs, CHADWICK 4 Co.
Samuel T. House and 4. P. Smith, New York; 8.
~ Harrington, Wilmington, Del. J. Greason; II.
Mullboliand, Cincinnati Ohio; A. p Moodswipe. MT,
Q. D: Little: Mrs. Nichols, Nisschapman, and D. W
B. Hidden, Baltimore.
OWEN HOUSES. W OWN.
Major J. b. Campbell, Captain J. q. Pain, U. g. A.
John W. Thesten, PhiladelphiA; @. L. Belssman, Z.
Bsi.smsn, Texas; D: NJ Hays, N. D. joyce, M. P.
Butts, A. o. Childs, T. Blms, U. s. N. Malcolm Gre.
CORY, city.
SEAT0N H0USE-JoHN II. SsrrEs.
II. Howson, Philadelphia; W. Cummings and G.
Burlew, New York W. GuinArd, city; P.F. Dewey
and G. N. sepper, Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
New York Markets.

New YoRK, August 5.-The -four mar.
ket is 25 cents lower for new; receipts are
S,3lG barrels and 5,345 bags. Wheat mar.
ket dull and declining; receipts G4,329
bushels. Corn 2a3 cents better; receipts
l5G,Ol5 bushels. Rye and oats dull. Pork
unsettled; sales of $4,000 barrels of new
mess at 800. .95as23. Lard quiet at l2!a
l3l cents. Whisky quiet. Barley and
Peas nominal. Cotton firm at 2St cents
for Middling Uplands. Freights dull. Tur.
pentine firm at 5sI cents.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
University Medical College

From u catalogue OF the University
Medical College, New York city, which
is before us, we learn that the institution
will be opened October IA, 1867. This
University has a high reputation, and
affords excellent facilities to students to
pursue their studies. Young men qualify.
ing themselves as physicians will find in
this institution the very best opportunities
and means Of Improvement.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
COMM ERCIAL.

At Baltimore, the market for -four is dull and
dropping, and We hear Of no sales except small
lots to retailers. Patapsco and Reservoir family
and Chesapeake extra have declined so cents per
barrel. For whoat, the market opened Arm,
with sales Of strictly prime red at 26o cents,
and good white at 25oa26o cents, but closed dull
with sales Of 1900 bushels prime red at 255 OTIS.
Corn continues dull, with sales Of white at 1lS
cts, and yellow at 113al14 cts per bushel. Oats
arc Arm and prices better. Sales Of new at 75a
rs cts, and old at 80 cts. In coffee, sugars, and
provisions the market Is quiet. Whisky 10
6rmer. We quote in bond at 3sa40 cts. Free
Is scarce and buyers arc offering $2a$2 10 for H..
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANcrsCo. August 4.-The follow,
ing are the names of men who died of vel.
low fever on board the United States
ste amer Resaca, on passage from Panama
Randolph Graham, Patrick Halpin, How.
ard Mixoll, Henry E. Hall, Solomon Falk,
John North, William Clark, John Madden,
Edward Cassidy, George Faulkner, james
Downing, James Malcady, James Nc.
Loughlin, Edward Shields, John Griffith,
Patrick Dram. There are now seventeen
cases under treatment; four critical One
new case since her arrival
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

The ESTABLISHMENT OF Mr.. @. F. CuMNINs,
No. sF Seventh street between I anl X streets, is
still the place Of resort Of those who want the finest
boots, shoes, and gaters Of every STYLE Of the best
quality. The immense popularity which Mr.. Cum.
Minis sestlblishment maintains is due to the fact that
he gives true representation Of the style and quail.
y OF the goods to the purchaser His patrons there
fore are never deceived. He makes additions to his
large stock daily, and his selection Is the most
varied that can be found.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
MaimOnides College.

Our friends Of the Hebrew faith have
Just established an institution of learning,
under the auspices of their education so,
ciety, in Philadelphia, to be known as the
Maimonides College. This college is under
the direction of very able board OF pro
fessors, and oil students who desire it can
take very thorough course Of study. We
commend the school to the favorable re
CARDS Of people Of the Israelitish faith.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
Georgetown and Alexandria.

81 To rHz CITIZENS or Gfonorrowx. Arrange.
msnts have been TO have the REPUBLICAN, delivered
promptly and regularly every morning 10 subserib.
srs in every part Of 0sorgstovn.
Subscriptions will be received BY is 4 Tuons,
No. lss Bridge street, who 10 our authorized agent
for osorsstown for its delivery and will collect for
subscriptions and solicit Advertisements for the ma
riosAL REPUBLICAN from and after August
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
MARRIED,

On the 9Th Of August, By the Rev D. Pey ton Brown,
Mr.; JoHS wIdHrnAS, Of New York, to Miss MARIHA
V. PLErcHRR, Of this city.
On the evening OF the Sd instant, at St. Aloysius
church, BY Rev. Father stons.trset, J. MART LroSs
TO Miss MARY T. WILLIAMS, both Of this city. No
cards.
At the church Of the Epiphany, by Rev. Dr. Hail,
on the evening Of the 2sth July Brevst Lieutenant
Colonel Asa b. CAREY, United States Army, and Mise
LAURA N. Colby, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
REMOVAL.

The Office Of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
d streets.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
L o c Al TIE M s.
ONLY this, and nothing more,
Henning's one-prics clothing store.

To THE TRADE.-We have this day ap-
pointed Msssrs sats Co. sole agents for the Dis
ret Of Columbia for the sale Of paper collars and
cuffs, including our combination linen collar
CONTINENTAL COLLAR MAN co.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

1T Is ANNOUNCED that the Greek Govern
msnt is about to declare war against the Sublime
Porte unls" tho war against the Christians in
Gambia shall soon cease.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
The Cuba Cable-Santa Anna Is
Still a Prisoner.

NEW YoRK, August 5.-Dispatches from
Punta Rosa, Florida, say that all is pre-
pared for laying the Cuba cable.
News from Sisal to the 2Sth ultimo says
that Santa Anna is still prisoner.
Gen. Marquee has not been arrested.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
DIED.

August 4, 1857, at p m, Ms ELIzAnErH A. BsALL,
wife Of the late Horatio Beall and daughtsr Of the
late Samson Simms.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
4s6 street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets on
Tuesday evening at clock p. m, when all friends
Of the family are respectfully In yited 10 attend
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

Coupons, IIOij s.2o's, 1859, Ii2ij 5.2O's, 1864,
1921 6.2o's, 1865, 11oii 5.2o's, January and
July, 1865, 1osii 1o-40's 1o2ii 1905, August,
1915 1905, June, 1o7ii 1906, July, Io7lj
Gold, 140i.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
81 so,ie..-rh. DALI NATIONAL RrvsLrcA,

~ uotie..-rhs plfLr NATIONAL RxruBLIcAS
vii on and ssr April l. 1857, be furnished 10 sub.
.sribens (by esrrisrs) In Washington, oeorgstown,
and Alexandria st any cents per month, payable TO
the agent
81 All communications, whether on butinsss or
for publication, should be addressed 10 VIZ. huR.
rAoH, Propristor NArIosAL RsrusIIcAs, ,washing,On.
DC.
~ No notice can be taken Of anonymous eommu-
nieatons. Whatever IL intended for insertion mus
BE- authenticated BY the nams and address Of the
vrtsrnot nsesssarily for pubisation but As guar
anty for its good faith.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
sPECIAL NoTICEs.

~ Free TO Everybody.-A large Pr.
Circular giving information Of the greatest import
anes to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsAksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and rseeivs copy post paid, by 70.
turn mail. Address p. o, Drawer 2l,
mhl9-d&wly Troy, Y.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

The authorities Of Newark, New Jersey,
are taking the preliminary steps for the
erection Of public baths.