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LONDON. JnlY 20. 1888.

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'len, ycuru yorJ trul,,
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1ospos. January IA, 1860.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20
THE HEALING pooi.


An Esssy tor Yeunr Men nm,n.
o. teass and the Diseases and Abas which
e'ssssi"Psd'ns1ta to MARRIAGE. With sure means Of
heaef. nj IN seaied sster envelope r,~ Of cbar,r
Address, Dr.. J. EK LIN HoConroS. ,,,..,a A..
Cation, Phi ~. iphia, Pa. r.a,,,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20
/ gte al respect,
(Signedt U. s. GRANT, General.


(SignedD u. s. GRANT, General.
Among the papers Is letter to General
Gran, from Major General Sheridan, dated
New Orleans, January 81 1901, In relation
10 aa,tefs in Texas, particularly referring
t. the condition OF thea'iiion men and freed
men in different parts of the State, which he
SAYS is truly horrible. lie says the eove-r-
pent is denounced, freedmen are shot, and
MON men prosecuted il they laye the te-
lnerity to express sfeir opiriion. This letter
{ G enerst Grant, under date oil headquarters
army Of the United States, January %, 1867,
endorses as follows:
Respectfully forwarded to the SECRETARY Of
War Attention is invited 10 tha. portion OF
tie within communication which refers to the
condition Of the Union men and freedmen in
Texas, and The pow erlsssness OF the military
III the present state OF affairs to afford them
protection. Even the moral effect of The
presence of troops is passing away, and . les
days ago s1nsi at soldiers on dat, was Tired
ON bv citizens in Brownsville. In my opin-
isa. the great number of murders Of Union
men and freedmen in Tesas NOT only, is a
rule, are unpunisheJ. but unnvcs,iga,ed, ard
heoustthte practically a state of insufrection;
AID, believing ttn be the province and duty
! o. every good government 10 afford protec
! ton TO the lives, liberty aud property of her
i citizens, | wCad recommend the declaration
i al martial law in fcSas to secure these. The
acesslty for governing any po. ton OF our
! territory by martial Inv l. to be depiored. If
resoyted 10 il should BIZ Ii nited 10 its sathbrl
! q, anu should feaye all local authorities ard
se,vil tribunals free and uaobstructed, until
thew trnyp their I'll Grey pr 1, n q iiiu np.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20
rf@ssa
Special Notices.
Suggestions 0clhe kcosou

King Winter b IS ssse! ! is .eep'rs the land
whitening the earih bridging the stream AID TURING
tAs waterfalls to pc adant crystal. Upon a1imateda
We as fhanimate nature the frisi atmosphere tr.n
esamirsed effect Ths blood 10 crissu from the sur
fee Of .bs boss bah mp n rs iuaer fonu..is. ,ai
Chs ard Fever HI uuatisn, Pulmonary Dissase, TIL
tsnes'. and ua2lsssant esor asrs Of the AMI
bowels apt to be ths resnita
Nos, what's rsqure' to fo,tify Tie system agar 1t
she ataaks Of dtssase thus -adered Clearly Tostc
witch acting through the stomach npos the errnl. "a
And the nervous en- sAali redeiesnins the xfsai
aai TO the snrfaee and trace the nerves OF mott and
sensAsion But t.sis no. all ,h.tis required. With the
sasto must be CO nhintd such aIrraAryY and sIeuLx
fiss agencies - will tend to keep the whole
rhinery In god working eriess.
Thes- three grand requisites of winter sto-stirs
txist. ia their rGllest perfsesen in hosry1rxH.
rroAAcH BUT ERE, which are compounded OF the
priest VEGETABLE stimn ants an exraet OF IN. mo.t
eenal and hs.iuul roots Lsrks nd plAn,e that the
hesess's and tosni,s q sae worfd Rave ye, d,.cov.
rtsa tdsct7-iA~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20


Tux anti contraction bill, passed by the
House, has no, beer taken up in the Senate.
for the reason, II is reported, that the Finan-
ca Committee in the Senate is rerfec,ing
general Financial Bill to cover the whole
subject. If 80 we hope that the Committee
will hurry. Up their bill. and waste no time in
conssifaaioi with the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, in whose idea and operations the people
have no confidence.
McCuloch ixs money broker, and the rr,n.
cirles and practices which he learned in his
ons-horse concern, in small town in Indi.
ana, we're transferred to the State Bank Of In
diana, and thence to the Government al
Washington. II was designed TO put money
in the pockets Of money brokers aud opera,
tors at the expense and ruin OF the business
men and people generally. During the
crash Of the State Banks, some years ego.
McCulloeh had charge Of the State Bank OF
Indiana, and while ali other Banks euspehd.
ed. i, was his ambition not TO suspend specie
payment. He succeed ed nonnaily, but lie
did il BY rutbiessly crushing sud rnining all
the customers CT the Indiana State Banks.
and causing an utter prostralioa of Nil the
business Interests Of the reopls of the State
OF Indiana. They we're ground SO
fine that there WIS 10 chance OF
recuperation, aud when business reyired
elsewhere, Indiana lay PROSTATE snd bleed
ing at every pore for yesrs, while Illinois,
whose Banks had suspended, revived imme-
dlately, and soon exhibited general prosper
lily utterly unprecedented in its previous his
tory. This great exploit established the rep
utat,on Of NcCulioch au,onfst the rneney
brokers, and induced his transfer to Wash
ington, and bis subsequent appointment ~
head of the United States Treasury and Con-
troller of the financial destinies of,he coun-
try. The system which ruined the business
of Indiana has been applied to the ruin IF
the busiRess interests OF the United States,
for the benefit of money brokers aud nobody
else. His pre,ence OF reducing the public
debt Of the Government by retiring the cir
culation of the country is a humhug. The
debt has no, heen decreased by his opera.
tons, but on the contrary, non-payiny lntef4
est paper and uuiiquidated Indebtedness
have been converted into interest, bearing
bonds, and thus the debt has been acsually
sncreased, and the country st the same tine
has heen deprived Of n mnch.needed circu.
la,ion, with no advantage whatever to the
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

IL view Of the record Of Andrew johnson.
i, is no wonder that the movement spoken Of
in Washiagton for bringing Rim forward
as a candidate has no responsible en-
dorser Stanbery and Dool,tle and few
others sustained Johnson during the present
term for the consideration of the fat salaries
they are drawing, or hope to draw, that was
bird in the hand but no number of
" birds in the bush = will tempt any man Of
respectable pretensions to pretend even to
lead Oh in movement TO bnng johnson out
as . candidate for another term. That
movement is a bastard progeny, besotten
in shame and secrecy between some minion
or scullion Of the White House aud some
"boozy" telegraph operator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20
4 Cough, a Cold, or a Sore Throat

~ aarrs iUu ei<s attention, and shsnl be checked
8 ffaIswsd to cohtiap.,
's'nAs'en ef the Isaxs, PeSmsnen,
Throat Disease, ar csn.uwrstco
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

A REcEsI vote in Congress demonstrsses
that the Republicans are oil sound on the He
constructions measures, which were re~af-
srmed in matter aud manner, in principle
and form, bya vote Of that body, in which all
the Republican members voted in the affirm
alive.
The success Of Congressional Recon
ssruct:on secures the triumph of oil the dis
Inactive principles Of the Republican rarty;
for that measure secures equai rights and
universal suffrage in the Southern States, and
when that becomes an established fact in the
ten reconstructed States, no party will be
guilty Of the folly Of opposing colored arf.
frage in the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

FRIpH nOn1Iz Dc. -
l.parw sassos, - Pssst1a q No
r1s;.sd y,.. - issss1 : pss lpsssae(
10 coagss - tslAae -!
pes1 rssol11oa sieA sonnsd -, ~
prsSso. ! svtd ssAsg kssssie sss.i.o
niah to Gssc11ag -. ,-6pC u shb
remarkable hs1iosl = asosnA b t6sIhet thsf
General HauDock - issssd : Gseoipl Ords
coneoc.ed i We ssoa, Il cont Of shs
law Of Coz rsssf ssphiscsiss stAszpilitary
mower d ~ UniI5d Stassssb the del OFF,
Gals Of New OrIfSns md eonsllA9ng tba
portion Of h Army Of the Hspsklic s,s>
toned ;, New OsiSsus under thu slmmand
of H.ncocka serviis polies Sorce; Use duty
i, simply to puppcrta Ae Rehsl authorities and
obey their behesss. s4y
Congress viii b opt 70 respond &vorably
to the Suggestion Of Johnson. ed render
hoaor 10 General whose crAvsA eoul de-
light. in pouring diSssace and cossAmp. on
OUT boys in blue, and converting ttetlorio'ts
heroes who strampled out The rebellion il
blood into mere lacquies to dance attend
ance on the defeated Rebels and traitors,
and execute their commands. This edor, 10
re-estabiish and support in civil power, BY
the .arps, of the Union, the Rebs hfwhc
fossSt( 90 ftiss y overthrow Tho Geterr
mesa, MStAS tsaSSthtns very diffcr~ns iSsn'
vote of thanks from Congress.
Upon Hancock's principles. rs declared il
sprelsmation, il a rebel court sees fl u
sentence Union man 10 death for opposini
, tile coatederacy during the rebellion, III,
BOYS in Blue are bound to aid and protec
the court aud the Sheriff, in shooting O
hanging the condemned individual
even Il he hsd tough. bravely under Tho hi
OF the uhioM dnfiag he four yean y Il;
bellidn.1 AMI whatever the rebels Of LoIis
lana and Texas may combine to do. throagi
their rsbej civil officers, Hancock has Jiru
ally pledged the military power Of the Unite,
Siates, 70 aid and support them.. nadsr N
pfses osSAat such suboriinaticn Of sbe; mil
ilary i due to the civil power and its officer.
whether they be rebels or Onion men.
The position Of Hancock shows how read
lily the rchels ,sieht reorganire their old Sys
TEN of slavery, and how thoroughly the
would be supported in unfolding it, were tn
control Of the Federal Government 10 tn
hands of Hancock, and the Rebels and Cor
perheads with whom he fraiernses and col
loqaes. For If the civil authorities Of IN
rebel State take measures TO re-establish sla
very theprinriples Of Hancock's pro, lama
ton pledge the military power Of the Unit
States to active and energetic efforts, in ODE
dience to their call, to execute whateye
schemes the State or city rebel civil au,hori
ties may devise. And with pledge in ad
vance, Of sech military aid and backing, tn
rebels would not long delay to avail them
sesves Of il and rccaptnre their slaves.
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ONLY 81 90.

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s. q. BElpSE>, Jsssler, h okBE, or addtcss
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upv.0-dAN3w Iui til 10. Illinois.
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WE have politician who became a rene.
gade 10 hisParty and champion OF the de-
ieatea hsbsls, inthe person of acting Pref
dent johnson. And now we have a General
o. ina mon Army appointed 10 command ~
tins political renegade sgains, the pro,es, ..
his commander>in-chief who has thrown az
on his comrades, and requires them 10 rem.
der ahject obedience to the defeated Rebs,s
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Browns Bronchial Tuchea

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rid. For bren htsia. Asthma. ~c.,.r.h
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singers and Publie spea s.rs -. .h.,. ).
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.'1'HE CONFESSIONS AND ExpERl

.YsHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ESo1 Of Az rNsALaD
Published f,r tbs benefit, aud as = CACroN 10
yoSSa MEN sns others, who .ss.r ,ro, Eervn. H.
aafy, Prensterr Decay OF Mashscs, &c, .rppl,ins
rTs MAN. OF s'.'-orHs. Written By ore who cured
ef1ss and 'est IRE On receiving postpaid directed
sov'tcpe. Aiht.a NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook
~ y Y. Also ea, by the publisher = Circular
81 = W sW AIN the great fvem Of the War.
Geela -lAx 3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04
Too Much Eraud.

A few-a very few-Radical newspaper
editors are decent and honorable enough
to condemn the infamous means by which
the State of Virginia was turned over to
the control of few white demagogues
and the negroes. Among this number is
the Cleveland Herald, which says:
If the telegraphic accounts of the elec-
tion in Richmond are correct, and no satis-
factory explanation is given why the polls
were, in some instances, kept open beyond
the prescribed time, the Radical victory is
one of which the Republican party has
little reason to be proud. 1t were better
for the convention movement to be defeat
ed, and the State kept under military rule
for another twelvemonth, than that it
should be carried by means savoring of
artifice or force.
The election to the convention of such
extremists as Hunnicutt and his confreres,
of itself bodies no good for they will be
apt to put forward measures so violent and
proscriptive as to be offensive to the great
mass of Republicans themselves. The in
flammatory harangues of Hunnicutt to the
negroes during the past few months, and
his reported violence in the ell ction, seri-
ou,ly damaged the Republican cause in
Virginia, and stamped him demagogue of
the worst and most dangerous stripe. The
disorderly conduct of the negroes at the
polls was natural result of such appeals,
and went far to justify the solid opposition
of the whites to measure that looked to
subjecting the State to negro rule.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04
Fifth District. ..9.347 14.341
SIKH District. G. .640 Ia, ,l35

The changes in some of these States from
year to year are noteworthy, and we shall
be surprised as well as mistaken if these
changes are not much more marked in this
falls elections.
With Radical majority last year of Co.
309-double the entire Democratic vote,
with thousands to spare, the Republican
leaders are absolutely afraid of losing
Massachusetts,. When they fear the loss
of this Gibralter of their cause, what may
they not fear in other parts of the Repub-
lic
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04

THE Chicago Tribune is of opinion that
THAT the commercial supremacy of New
York, is not so assured but that new and
shorter line of transit from the West to the
Iseaboard might affect it seriously. Itcalls
|attention to proposed route to the James
river, below Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04
Emmitt's majority.......l342

THE Austrian secret police force is to be
abolished, and it is announced that among
the reforms which the new Prime Minis
ter, Baron Beust, is zealously pushing for
ward, the dismissing of this force is not the
least. Besides securing the inviolability of
letters, he turns adrift an infamous crowd
of informers, and saves the exchequer a
yearly expenditure of 5000. The Ameri-
can secret police, although not as large
force as some few years since, is still in
vogue, in the land of the "brave and the
home of the Free" But short time since.
it'was discovered that STANTON had his Sc
cret spies to tell him who resisted the Pres
ident. The head of this infamous tribe of
usurpers is now a Brevet Brigadier Gene
raj, to the disgrace of the powers that ap-
pointed him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04

Poor people in England, it seems, can
thrive on very little. The London Lancet
tells of an old man who has brought up
five children on So week, and of another
who has been thirty years in the employ
Iof the city of London, and has brought up
mime children ON similar wages.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04

A RADICAL German paper in st. Louis
,eoncludes that since slavery is abolished
there are no longer any identical interests
between the Germans and the Radical par
ty, and it proposes a general transfer to the
Democratic party.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-04

THE Cincinnati Gazette estimates the total
population of that city at present at 275,-
900, as compared with 1904 in 1860. This
|estimate is based on the number of chill
dren attending school in Cincinnati. There
Iare 1O97S3 of these school children, OF
|whom $3.50 are colored.