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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

TaR heavy rain Of Thursday night did con-
adorable damase cloth property adjoining the
Estes House. Where Mr.. Curtis is erecting
his building, The earth was undermined and
caved In in such great quantities that it will
taks considerable labor 70 clear II away. The
cellar just sxeaysted By Stncke 4 Caesar
oonsains from three 10 four fset Of water.
The waters oame down on Thursday night
with moro forcs than they ever did 1t Lodore,
but We believe the aboye is all the damage
that was done. e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

PuRE ELDERBEaRr WIHE.-A sure remedy
far chrsnie disrAoea, d,ssntss5. cholera in>
fantum, and al those diseases incident TO
warm weather n Mis- lasititnde. For sale BY
r. Gibbsas, tssrner Of Seventh and Main
sssssAs. This wine vas prepared expressly
for medicinal purposes, and is prescribed BY
most OF The PhysiciAns Of the city. Price
500 per bottle. jy27.st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

NJ. CLARK, who was shot near Buena Vista
last Wednesday, the particulars Of which, 40
far ~ they were known, We gave at ths time,
died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
In the shooting of Mr.. Clark is reached q
phase Of juvenile depravity greater than has
ever before occurred in this neighborhood.
We stated in our first notice that the perps-
traitor Of this GRIND vas unknown, bu, since
which time two brothers living in that vicini-
y have been arrested, and il l. stated that
there is sufficient evidence 70 prove that they
did the shooting deliberately. Their inten-
ton was to kill young Clark, who was work
ing in The FIELD with his brother, and for whom
they entertained deep rooted hatred, but
they missed their aim and discharged the con-
tents Of their musket into the body Of
Mr.. Clark, resulting in his death as above
stated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

us~en naSRes.
~ 4s,eusrA.l 1sx Ytax. July -.
esssssnsat atsehs sAads hsttrs. cesposs n Iiszl
q - lilI % ~ lee94 Do - 1eel % Jan ard JuIy
issk: 40 ~ Me- 1910 eospons ios< Ass iss1 JUS
10 lo71<
Stocks open4l sceivs sd Ar1s sloseA With Married
savaaes HE REPORTED sasetiea o. UlsekFt nssidsst
u tn CsstraI noaA proyed csnsr1. Mr.. Ds1ter
elected. ny los3<oJ<: M 57kDN HaSson 1874
oz x4saIng ioa111D,z: = 113oliA \ . ss1eK:
o Ils1< y 4eD1< pfd 7sla0k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

Slate qf s.ea, Lee Cbssfy, ffs.
State National Pank Of Ksokuk, Plaintiff,
cAariss r. Bisbes, Defendant.
In the District Court Of raid County, At Keotuk.
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant
herein above named that petition In q civil
ton file In the CLERKS cce Of the District Court
aAeesa n behalf Of ths above named painte against
yes, and afming m attachmeut ptDmiaDnsy nots
notyet duA together With jndxncnt 4 mAoBSGey ne
$50 The sAe and order u saie fo the psopsty
attached and uniess ION srpear and make defense
thereto before Of the second day Of the term
of said Court 10 commence % the second Monday Of
September 1861 Judgment vii be rendered against you.
- prayed for In aid petition.
ROBERT n. GILMORE.
jy1y Attorney fer Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

LION aALk.-lot7 I, block no. on the corner Of sth
u 40 Hmea, on which Ia lorstrd frame Dwelling
house containing rooms, number of ciostta. rood
cis'srn and cellar lot well fenced aud win command
rent OF sfo per month Title good no sale.
snanire OF spfi2 II. b. TEN-MYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

~ TELEGRAPH. NN OstAASs Jnly y. II
0pttsa-Dull snd unchanged; low niddan9 aHf9A
sas.r- Louisiana fair is,+ cnbs Arn, with light
stnsA ard MIR demand ct 10.
u ssDSs
YIour--srpssAne SO 70.
Corn Qniet: declined 3asc whole range 81 so1l ~
Obs nors h nrst hands sa.s % asrivs q y Is
scsrce efotAer 6escrit tons
dali
Bacon--pn l, shoulders l4N0l44 clear sid-s 1917
eleN
Iara-Quie and frm; tierees 1917
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

IfOk sALk-six acres Of cry desirable xrapS and
ffut land, situated Grand Avenue, about iL
purchasers. inquire OF -"''
msrN u. D. ryN-EYoK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

Il 'Ok SALE One u lots, tho corner or l1th ana
MORAN Streets, we'll fenced and ornamental trees
ront ana side walk on both sides Price $500 cash
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
aprH H. B rEN-EYeK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

Jos1S KxA1rs 49, h ~ viriaisy u ~,
Nsdisss, ~ lss6oysd b r. - 60 -.
~. q 4 y q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

THsnAlIantic Monthly for August is on
our table, presenting the following table Of
contenta:
The Guardian Angel, VIII; Hospital
Memories, Dirge for Sailors Up the
Edisto; Poor Richard, Ill; The Growth,
Limitations and Tolerations Of shakspeare's
Genius; Lonsfsllov's Tnnslasion Of Dsnse's
Divina Commedis The Old Story; A Weeks
Riding; The Littls Band Of Appsnzell; The
Lost Genius; Cincinnati A Lilipot Prov
ince. Reviews and Literary Notices-Thaeks
eray's Early and Late Papers; Morse on the
Authorship Of ths, Poem Rock me . Sleep,
Mosher;" Pnnfell's Literature and its Pro-
fessors; Mrs. Dail's The College, the Market
and the Court; Brownies Land ofThor; Half.
Tints.
Published By Ticknor & Field, Boston, at
- per nnnum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

nor sALE.-A twostory brick Dwelling HOUSE con-
- tanning rooms, cellar cI.tern frame barn; lot
s7S fset front and lao deep near The corner OF
9Th and Bank streets. Title good or no sair
enquire OF laplsl H.B.TEN.EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

F0k SALE.-Eieht acres Of choice Crane
y scsae half inprsvsd ~ b lfuis ~ halepce
-. ~ uaosr 6hes, VIII sunAll erane pvsiilns
w 4 - 800. This land = mtHass1 % ~ bsnf
- - = naets, and y tiFsotiy opposits ~ mi.
aeoss one mile above Hsallton, TvIanre
!.syssS n. ,. rlN-sycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27
For Sale.

VI 10 hioch ". on which 10 four story trick
msta roof building, 70 by 10 aud atone fou nds.
uon @ g py 20 on TIE balance Of the lot This prot ~,
aso~n - she Arcade Building, and Ia shassd or
eornss o ~ ana Main streets, sud will be Hss fov
ABOUT one-haif what t6e improsemt cost HrSl sek
sosn, VIII ee rented for term of years Titff "a. d
20 sale FOR further info, nation address
msyio n n rFs-vycv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27


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made snderslolhi.s - lad;ea aud children
ea = ---- So. --.
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mssaise, one etsvse4 Cook pIsvs lue Of
.a r--:. r.
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WIrHDnAwn.-The steamer Phil Sheridan
has besn Withdrawn from the St. Louis and
Dubuque trsds, asd viii run between the
latter place and st. Paul until altar harvest,
when shs WI agaaa rsssms her former route.
LACK Of business, " presume, il the cause
--------.---
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rowed . hundred thousand dollars II Corso.
ran / Riggs to build School Houses, and
mortgased Central IalAnd to secure the pay.
ment. Central Island turna out to BE- worth.
lesa, and suit has been brought to zee II any.
thing else can be got to pay the debt
.-.-
THE Daily Ssatssm0m il the title OF . nav
evening daily, issued from the Statesman
and editorial supervision of Messrs. Staub,
jenkins 1 Parkhunt
ltpromises to be creditable organ for
the Democracy at the State Capital.
---------. 49,
That horse which did some damage day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

view York market.
~ Telegraph NEv foaK. July "
nosr-c ca ssd dui; mails, lower T old and steady
for fresh ground.
wheat--Dnil: saas hover for new snd heavy fer OLD
Rye Dull: 81 soMl As for v4stern.
Oats-Active and arm; s30e6
corn-Aetive and chad. armer: 81 paDi o. for sonnd
new mixed western e1as1 for unsoupd do.
Pork-vxcit.d and armrr rs 600 bbls mes At e7s 10
cAsh Aud regular, III
Beef-ahads nrmer, witt fair demand.
Cst Msata-scarce and hrm.
Bacon--pirm and quiet, for want Of stock
Lsrd-Firm and aetive 1361sL for fair to prime
steam; 1881 for ketts rendered #&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

Ne. . So - - 1877 -
Hs.onsiaa 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

EOR RkNT.--Ths large brick Dwelling
hoaes costelnina = roons-a cistevss. esl,ss ~
sas seses % rss1Alla bstvesn 7th aud SIN str,sts
$3.50 - - q Aaesse sszt Rent sso0 Der a
~: hsls'fs 81 q. ,. TnN-nfoK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27

Rersa9n Markets.
LosDos, Juy N--Noon.
Con.ois sas<s Bonds' 70 rs. III Gent sx. div Y7k
Rsfe 4sk
LIVERPOOL July 26-Noen
Cottpn-Up'asds lcN: Orleans losk. stock IN port
o. 900 bsles Of which 81 of0 are American.
Drsa6stuas-NestAer nsfavosable FOR cfops
Prosiioss and Producs-uncAanss Y
raliow-rirmsr; choice advanced; s. Other articies
unchanged
Chicago LuMbeF Market.
BY Telesraph.l CurcAse. July %
Arrivals bsra marx atvancsd; ecautng, joists and
ssrpe seals strps abd boards IA 1sOls -; boards
sle asDIs 70 i.tb ~ so shingles a.
---------> ~ >---------
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph MnwAuxls, July IS.
Fiour-steady. City Xxx SO 7sO11 60
wheAt-Quiet u % for No
Nsw verH money Market.
u reiegrsph.] NHv VoRx. July %
Goid-Wnhout change; closed At se5E@H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

John NJ Dawn Collector OF Customs Genessee T. Jonh
Hanscone Collector Of Customs saeo Ne; N martin Cur
tbs Coiecicr OF Cusoms Oswexatehe, n T.; Jonn AKIN
son Cosor of Customs Porl Huron, Mich; w. I. John
Collector of Customs. Philadelphia; Joseph saal
ran Na.ai Officer Philadelphia T. 3 Cockrei Coiiecor Of
fnternsl Eighth district kentucky ~ - bahton,
Collector Internal Revenue seventh district, isunessee
,,@orye stealey Internal Revenue, rsl DIS
trlc West Virginia; Thomas shaeross C9lector Of ln
Revenue district West virginia. Leroy Sairau
collector OF Internal Revenue, Ninth district kenuckyi
John Duke Collector Of Internal Revenue FIRST district
kentuekv. ohu Bigler Of Internal Revenue,
Fourth district CALIFORNIA; Asa Faulkner Collector Of In
tsrns Reysnne Third district Tennessee Solon Chase,
Assessor OF Revenue First district, Maine, John
a. sanborn of Internal Revenue. Sixth district
Pha sephla, vs.. b. Randolph, Captain, Revenue Cutter
Service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

During these proceedings Mr.. lNGERsoLL inquired
whether il was not competent for the Speaker Oh the
House to issue general proclamation Of amnesty
Mr. scarscx inquired whether the fees exacted could
not be appropriated get dinner for those gentlemen
who remained In the House.
Mr. PIKE rep Of Me-, suggested that the fees should
60 for drinks (Iaughter)
Disposition having been made Of the last batch OF mem
bers who had presented by the Sergeant Arms,
Mr. BINGHAM once more, at ten minutes past eight,
moved that all further proceedings under the call DO
The vote was taken by yeas and nays and resulted
yeas u, nays a.
So ali further proceedings under the call were dis
pensed with, after having occupied about three nours
The dilatory motions resumed,
Mr. FIScK opening with motion Of adjournment, and
the yeas and being ordered by vote OF 49, the vote
Mr. WILSON, OF Iowa suggested that II there would be
an understanding 70 come 70 vote on the bill 70
without debate, he would now favor an Adjournment
Objections came from the democratic side.
Another vote or two by yeas and nays having oeen
should be allowed for debate tomorrow and then the
vote be taken without further dilaory motionA
Mr.. wAsHBuRs, OF Ind, and others objected.
should take place now.
The attempts a, compromise having failed, the House
resumed the endless chain OF yeas and diIatory
motions and at quarter past O'Clock proceeded 70
vote the important motion OF amending proposition
to adjourn till Thursday by adjourning TIL Friday.
OvE O'CLOCK A. NJ
The House Is et in session Half an hour since Mr..
Boutwell, moved adjournment. remarking that he
wanted to the legislative day lWednesdayh and
though some OF the prominent republicans az
Messrs Boutwell, Morrill, Bingham, Spalding, &C., ia
yored the motion, it was defeated by seven votes
The House this moment engaged in the important
question Of whether . vote excusng MI. Thomas OF
Maryland from attendance ON this nights session snail
| be rcconsdered
the only indication Of an opposite feeling being when
Mr. lie Blonde took appeal from the decision OF the
Speaker pro lem. tMr Ronsl and Mr. Rollins declined
entertain It, in which he was sustained by the speaker
bis reSumiug hte chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
INDIAN EXPECTATIONS.

FoRr LARAMIE, Jan. %, 1857
The Indians have surrounded fourteen men at Spring
creek about fourteen miles from Mud creek They ran
OF Code Donaldson's herd Of cattle the 10th inst
They doubtless the Indians who drove OF tho
government herd at Fort Laramie a few days ago. The
weather Is intensely cold, apd pursuit has not been at
tempted Unless this thievng Is soon stopped all the
stock in the country will be run Off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
Died.

GAFrSEY.-At Mott Haven, Tuesday, January ~,
MARY ELIzABETH, youngest daughter OF Richard and
Martha GafIney, aged years. IL months and days.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral, Thursday morning, ut
eleven O'Clock precisely.
fF5r Other Deaths See Serenth Pdge]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
u ELLEYs GRAND NORTH AMERICAN PRIZE COW
n CERT

Saturday evening the 10Th inst the drawing for prizes
IN Kelley Grand North American Prze Concert pace
the Wabash Avenue Rink The sale Of ckess during the
last Few weeks has been immense and the
half million In ALL nearly exhausted. Those who wish
70 secure chance In this snerprse-oue that has
fallen under the suspicious which at last ruined others
q the nnd-w be obliged TO speak and act write qckiv
MI Kelley continues offer the ssrms which have
been obtained heretofore In the sale Of tickets
81 five tickets for - 30 and tickets 81 or the whole
number OF ckets-6o0 00every other one draws price
q one 70 be distributed amounting 70 ei00UOo An extra
force Of clerks has been put within the last few weeks
Orders mailed in any part OF the East and North by Thurs
night reach Chicago In time 10 be hed and maied
before the drawing commences Persons sending orders
will address A. A. Kelley Co., los Randolph street. Chi
caro.-Chicago Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

Mr. ScxEscK ssked the reading Of some remarks made
sy Mr. H.s in reference g MI Bog,wc'L he thought
making respectable excuse 70 the House, had uttered
Mr.. HALs. lrep'i OF N Y, inquired Of Mr. scheuck
whether he regarded the language used by Mr. Hsc ~
supplementary
on tina: ground no had had read but 70 prove to
the House that severe penalty should be inflicted
MI. HrsE defended the language no had used being
within the rules. He discaimsd any personal disre-
Mr. BOurwIIL said he should have felt particu-
larry sggreved BY the remarks Of MT aise and hoped
minded the other side OF the House that Judiciary
Committee had only two hours for its report and that
ought be SUFFICIENT for his not allowing debate
on this bill Hc had given all the time for debate that
could possibly be given
hs sn sl sa.n Scamed sny 81
offence But he thought this question OF q previous
question: which he had never heard Of before he
this House, arbitrary and despotic proceeding.
Mr. Hi, frep) Of Ind, suggested that Mr.. Hise had
already had four hours Of the time Of the House 10 de-
mr. Hss confessed that he had but he had had barely
time out the heads OF the argument which he had
proposed TO make. raushierl He proposed that the
and that be should be allowed two hours more in sdd
ton to the four he bad already had. uLAughtcrl
This Hise proceeding after occupying ovsr an hours
The sersssns q Arms prsssnted NJ. NORTH and
about dozen moro Of deinspt members st the bar Of
Mr. MoRRilI, rep Of VI, claimed that a q member
Of The COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means he was ened 70
be absent
The SrsAKkR rated that u the Committee wsre N
session the gentleman would be excused
Mr. MoRRiiL did not claim that and submitted with
good grace TO the imposition OF costa
MT lSeERsoiL inquired whether IL would be IN order
10 excuse all the cnlprts ss0ne
Ths SrxAKER replied thM he did not recognise the
rentIcnen NJ the bar cuprs but members OF the
House. uauehterl
Tine following named members were severally excussa
payment Of cosis blcssrs EgGestou Good ysar SIN
wcI Anderson Pike, Plants McRuer, Hnbbeis OF Vhio
sssrr, BidweI, BAXTER. Washburn, Dswsou Hart Wa.
ncr Barker, Nay narl. Rico v; massachusetts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.. SURGEON. NO. UNION
II saunre-Absolute radical cure without knife, causc
or detention from business piles hstua
Of pelvic vscera Determines OF eve nose face and
person. ONCE hours from o IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

DUPTURE.-HERNrA--TR STRANGER THAN
III 6ctou.-RAINBowS Relief cures. proving its
eighty over sprns rubber and supporters
BY nnumerablo references Of responsibility IN this city for
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

THE GREAT PRIZE SKATING MATCH AT oATMANS
Rink. corner rf ninth street and sirth syennc on
be rvcn FOR the best amateur lady skater who has
won prize. full band will be In attendance Splendid
illumination with 100 Jets. calcium lights. coored
lanerna Ac Those wishing 70 compete for tho prize must
send Ia their before o'clock r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
- -
MISCELLANEOUS.

-PERRYS FAMILY OINTMENT IS CURING HUN
A. daily Of Burns scads Gathered Breasts Sore
Nipples Piles. Rheumatism, Sores. Chilbains Corns,
Chapped Hands &C. Price - cents Sold by all druggists
Depot l57 Chatham Try this Invaluable cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, jan a. 1857.
An insane man named B, Hale hung himself in the
town of Milford, MINI, TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
CONSOLATION FOR THE SICK.

CONSOLATION FOR THE SICK.
QUICK, SURE AND AGREEABLE
HoFrs MALT EXTRACT
TIE fs'a aKEAT n ISyie eoHaaAiT1oR
THREE Es Sohp RS fas Hk6As
'sH$ $S tsSasss
1NrR 19 sfsf:1s9 In Fs xHHiask1cA
The suffering al afe'' VIII S SHf Tifii vi"
the or0dsiIn a hil fSanif p AZ REMEDY
TSTEs xxTT 4 H. "a sissGE OF
&c. .s ss;sss s;' sgs
80 s sfiIis n sS ysEfr;
s$ SaSsssiG III =
crPIENf CONSUMPTION. 80.
PRICE ~ per DOZEN with discount TO wholesale Dealers
A'''' s''''f S y Is $$s .H HzEssSr
One dozen and upward delivered this city 1tcoklyn,
A'''''' sSf 'iiia sS sAS Ys,;.s.
Az. ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTER APPLIED TO.
soIs throat, pains of the side of tho chest weakness
the -. 81, sn d. Kidneys nmSago rheumatism Of the fss
CURES CASES Is s5SE o s7ED MILLION OF
PLACE TIE gF FeESSs F FHEHas OF
BEYOND DISPUTE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF
,syrnE4 SPINE
49,. a.. HA.,.onp; Cons. Nov II; lsss.
patch twelve s dozen 1Iieecf,s Porous resss Our daily
experience confirms their very superior excellence A. this
ment IN the shaft Of machinery had both his legs broken
sr nssa'
he % S: Ole SG so s ssa
ss
s.; .osSys
81
hsn for my health -
s..,.. p.r SCHUYLER Co.. sHEFE Y IL, CATCHER
sod p srysssv sysywhsre Principal agency. Fran
q ic and b. the yard piece suit = "'''''~ '0''
ssss pss1 Il
Hc%Ess co1ns slss Co. 70 Nassau .s.s.
hs q III. ON and p o.e @
n IS s sGl' c..Sssr :. ssos IS
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE
Laas g %
Il. as ss 4sTd V.
scrofua. Tumors Eruptons Hunora Every knd Of Sim
Disease cured
no. TO THOMAS r. AGNEw's. GREENWICH AND
NJ Murray streets where you will find conees nsh,
hour and everything store in New
York One price house.
HENRY A. DANIELS. ~ p. sURoEoN, NO. UNION
II square absolute radical without knife caus,ic
or detention from business piles
eases Of pelvic vscers Determines ere nose face and
person ONCE hours from 10 II.
Y ELLEY's GRAND NORTH AMERICAN PRIZE CON :
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-29

TIE taxpayers of this State should
remember that under Radical rule ffty
millions of dollars are being paid yearly
to keep up the vast force of officials in
the South, whose business it is to
manage the negro vote for Radical can.
didates for Office. This is rather a costlv
speculation. The Radicals clamor for
protection to American industry, WHY
not protect it against such outrages rs
those committed by the Radical Con
gress ? lfthe Southern States were
allowed to take their old places in the
Union, and the negroes compelled to
earn their own living, large amount
of the burdens of taxation would be re.
moved from the people, and thus the
return of their industry net larger
sum at the end of the year. This kind
OF protection white men must insist
upon If they would raise the business
OF the country from its present depress
ed condition. Instead of the South
producing half or one fourth crop of
cotton, a full yield could be secured bv
putting the field hands to work and
shutting up the doors ofAho Freed.
mems Bureau. This action would be
large saving to the government, and
prevent the Treasury from being robbed
by the men who are running the ma.
| chine for the benefit of the Radical
party When Radicals talk of protec.
ton to American industry let the an
swer be, reduce the expenses of the gov
ernment, admit the Southern States, set
the negroes to work, and then the peo-
pie will have protection from scheming
politiciansand high taxes Mt the same
time.-Age.