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NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
IN in store and will continue to receive during
the present week, an entirely NEW STOCK OF
SUMNER DRY GOODS, direct from New York,
where they have been selected in person expressly
for this market. We call especial attention to our
complete assortment OF
JOUYIN'S AND PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising all numbers and shades. Buyers can
give US a call with the full assurance that they
will be suited.
Also, NEW DRESS GoODs-such as
JACONETS. ORGANDIES, LAWNS,
JACONET ROBES, GRENADINES, and BERAGES.
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED LENOS at CSC.
Also q full assortment Of
DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS,
H0USE.FURNISHING GOODS, &c,
to which invite the attention OF our customers
and the public.
No. 9l3 Broad street,
Ia lO-2m between Ninth and Tenth.
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correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
speech J. w. Langston, the Negro Orato,

NoADo"''ihLk, VA, June Is, 1867.
was at Gordonsyille yesterday, and heard
speech from J. w. Langston. It was an
aamlrabis address, and gave, believe. gene.
"a, ,tn. salstacuon. The speaker esehewed poll
es iurther than 70 advise his coiored friends
son INFORM themselves from every ayaIlabls
i ouiS 70 vote independently, Understand.
piscss anT ior men Of Intelligence TO ii public
V,ss given. whiia , sp%Ss eaenciated and ad-
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UNIQUE NorICR.-A Lewistown CPa.) land
lord issues the following notice " to all whom
II may concern" in that bailiwick:
"The undersigned, desiring to obey oil laws
restraining the sale Of liquors, respectfully re.
quests all heads Of families who have drunken
sons, husbands, wives, or daughters, 70 XIV
me the written notice required by law, forbid
ding me TO sell to such habitual drunkaId
liquor, with their signatures attacnea, anu me-
pledge myself, my reputation, ana my pro
piied with. desire to comply with all laws
regulating my legitimate business, and In or
der TO do so request the assistance OF all law
abiding citizens The members of temperance
societies who have annoyed me for lquor will
please favor me by Withdrawing their patron
age from either me or the society,""
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
y TURRR AND DEALER, No. 1911 Eagle eS@
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, lie now ~
In receipt OF ell the staple and fancy styles
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will ind In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat limo. Their trade Ia respectfully
Collected. His experience OF upwards Of thirty
years In the trade in Richmond justices him In
saving that he knows what kind OF goods Will suit
the people and he ~ determined 10 keep them.
Amongstth latest styles rec we'd are the Bou-
leVsrds,h 'sCordovas," "Black Crook" new
STYLE "Saratoga," &C., &c. NH
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS.
n. H. HIRSHBERG & CO.,
No. 4O7 BROAD STREET, NEAR FOURTH,
RICHMOND, VA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, VARNlSHES, CLUES,
DYEsTUFFs, KEROSENE Oil,
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
POLISHED PLATE and 0RNAMENTBD GLASS,
LOOKING-GLASSES and l. LOOKING G LASS
PLATES,
BRUSHES Of every description,
and a complete stock Of
PAINTERS and ARTISTS MATERIALS.
We respectfully invite the attention OF mer-
chants, house and carriage painters, builders,
cabinet makers, and all others in want Of the
above named goods, to an inspection OF our
stock-ths largest and most complete In the city
Liberal discounts to the trade.
N. II. HIRsHBERG & CO.,
No. 4O7 Broad streetnear Fourth,
iall-t22iy Richmond, Va.
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DJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N FIRM OF A. HIRSH 4 Coat an ad-
journed meeting of the firm Of A. HIRSH b GO. 1t
was further
RESOLVED, That A. HIRsH will retire on the LIST
day Of July next.
Resoiped, That our entire stock of DRY GOODS
must bs reduced by the LIST o.. July next.
ReSolced, That in order TO carry out the fore
going resolution we will from this date offer our
stock at greatly reduced prices.
Res0lped, That we Will not enumerate the prices
In newspapers.
Resolced That the public be invited to call, to be
convinced that this is no humbug.
A. HIRSH CO.,
10 627 Broad street.
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JeaceIers, DC.
MO. 2ll.-TO THE LADIES.

! NJ Va II
Iwould respectfully call the attention OF the la
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock Of
HAIR GOODS,
which is now ready for inspection, consisting in
part Of
BRAIDS, CURLS,
ToUPEEs, WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRlZETTEs, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices ~
have also received new patterns OF BAlR JEW y
ELRY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing in that line. .
Nothing but the best gold will be used Tor mount
ing the same. -. ,oo,
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope, by STREET atteh-
ton tS husiness TO merit continuance of the same
''01 W WILLIAM WILDT,
No. 2ll Broad street
| ;au between Second and Third.
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IOHN II. TYLER & CO., successors
mond Va cal atfpt a05 s 81 tRsis
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWEhKY
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SlLNsEEgS'
and STEEL sPECTACLES and EYE, GLAsS rs,
NOT surpassed by any class of goods In the country
as 10 quality, and which they will sell at prices as
low other regular heess n snd er
niaie and consists Of the most desirable and
styles usually KEEP, first ars sen
e ,ayy,tv adding new goods. They cont inue, as
s.sntr to order seet from the factories what
aver articles their customers may des1re, hn4 d,
IN shortest possible notice. HAlR JEWELRI OF
sVery description made to order. WATCH Ne.
PaiRIN0 done In the very best manner by the
most eApetie"oeN my 30
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NOT STRANGE,
~ BUT VERY TRUE,
that we sell bargains in all sorts of
DRY GOODS,
and shall continue to do so until every one in the
city and country is convinced OF 1t.
Yard.wide BIeached Cottons at Is and 1ec, worth
20 and Csc;
Good Unbleached Cottons at l2A and l5c.;
sheetings full p yards wide, at IS and Co.,, worth
10 and 75c.;
English Berages and Mozambiques at ~ and 2ac.,
very cheap;
Grenadines and Hernanis, the cheapest in the
city;
Wide Black Silks at SI.75 and 81, warranted bar
gain;
Splendid stock Of Cassmeres at the lowest prices
Parasols and Umbrellas, all styles-reasonable
Lace Collars and Embroideries in great variety;
at WILLIAM THALHlMER s,
sl5 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
je 10
OHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST
" Linen Drill at IS and Soc, Linen Duck at 25c.,
Fancy Linen for children yf HI1 fRsi MEYERS
10 l3-t27Jy No. 527 Broad street.
4 MOTHER LOT OF No. MATING
n at 35c :, Fine Marseilles Black Grape Marett
at sOc. worth 5oc White BsraGe Sha Wky asSs
lie l3-t?7Jy No. 527 Broad street.
COMETHING NEW-BUGLE LACE.
y JULIUS MEYER.
10 l3-t27Jy No. 527 Broad street.
LINEN AND COTTON DIAPER
&c. apiece. JULIUS MEYEa,
ie Is-t27Jy No. 527 Broad street.
NOTHING NEW.-P. STRAUSE, No.
~ li3 Main street Is still selling cheaper than
any one else in the city. have just received an
9th er lot OF beautiful Dress Goods OF every kind.
Mozambiques, 2oc. and upwards;
Grenadine, S3c and upwards;
Tamsrtine, extra fine, l5c.;
Percales, doc:
British Damask, the best, 81;
Rich 0reandies. s5c. and upwards;
Spanish Linen. Bird.eye Diaper very cheap; d BE-
RACES and Grenadines for wells Shirt Fronts E5c.
and upwards psbage, 2oc worth 80 Linen md Hand
est Black Silk: Travelling Dress Goods extra
good Prints, l2ac., and up; White Goods; swiss
prices Parasofs. Towelings, etc., ETC.. Call and
examine and you can save from 20 to 20 per cent.
,su No. i4iS Main street
VOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
I is called to the thrashiug, crashing, smash
clash 81 S pd s9 G Szac Of OH
Hlcached Shirtngs are reduced To W, ~. IL, anu
i5c. for ward wide: Unbleached to O. II, l2s, and
lac. for good quality. yard wide MozambiquSsss'
Is 20, and Csc the latest designs OF LenoeS' 80,
tres. csc. :; Black Iron .wove dernans, size,
worth 81 Is Silk Embroidered Glenadincs; S5c
rate so pieces fast color Caicocs at l23c. lnfe-
rior quality % and loc 20 piece; hsay sSc !aSn
meres, suitable for this season line Irish Linen,
fer shirts bosoms Sc. at e0c. worth fully 81 20;
Soc. fSc, and 81, for thirty five springs, sizes
for misses and children ANOTHER large lot Of In
| bons Corsets, 81 Is; a large stock Of Embroidery
| at great reduction Cambrics. Swisses, Nainsook
| Mnslins, Narcotics, and other White Goods IN
| great quantities. -
| ie Its between Third and Fourth streets
NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
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RGiNOnds.


MH9 I1H RHp
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILR0aH
SUMNER sCHEDULg.-On ana an, Nd
DAY, June ID. the Mail Train win be rnn b.,srvs.
twnlcn In few weeks Will be at Coyiuai nj 49,
easept on sundsy, and on Sunday between ~
mond and 0ordonsville. MIA
Leave Richmond ,,.. I'M, =.
nesve Hehefn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. An ~
Arrive In Richmond "a %
arrive ~ western Terminus - "a 70
The freight Train Leaves pich,nn,IJ 80" r. ~
daily, except on Sztnrdsys at 80 sea u o.
Arrives In Richmond, sxeept on Nor. w" T. d.
Xfassenger Car viii be- s;eoa.K
east Of Gordonsville '"'noo '" 'nis uam
Pas:engers for Augusta Springs leave the ro,,
Pss.sn.sr. for Roekbrldss Bath, and Ain,
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warn III, -,
Healing Springs at Millboro'; ho'' &'i
Passengers for White and SAT- sn,rhu
sweet Springs at western terminus qua
the arrangements with stages are ,ueb Az.
avoid night travel after Up. D. ia ali casa )"
Through tickets sold to all the aboys MIA,
Also: 70 all prominent points in the soulb -,
Warrington and northern cities. and 10 proraIn.D,
points In tho Valley OF Virginia, and On ~!
Orange and Alexandra railroad VIZ
II. ID. wHITCONB
le General Superintendent
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DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
,,.S STEAMSHIP ISL SoSPaNY1Ths sa
HATTGRAs, s., ALExAspEK com 81 -,
mander, and ALBEhARLE. II. A. ek;z1fss=~ascs
BOURNE commsnder, leave Ricbmoni ever
TUESDAY and SATURDAY. lesys Now Yea
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard were built si
and staterooms, and the fare, attention, and a"
comDodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this fine are landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered pierW
North river) within forty Gig ht hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordeist
Freights for points beyond New York are fr.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sSceF
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New o.
leans, and other southern ports leave from the AZ
joining pier. al goods for these points az
promptly transfer without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L: MoCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
'' SAMUEL HsT AtY VIZ 4 g., Richmond, Va;
JOHN M. WEST, City Point and PslerSbugi
r. H. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage spRlIy to ovnrs. co
fe? s-ts 1870 Cary street
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DEES a. CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS,
III OIL and 9l3 Main street, have just received
from friend In Paris an original Photographic
novelist, and ADA ISAAGS MENKEN, the Ameri-
can actress, sitting together Dumas, on hnding
pected tried to get legal damages ont Of the pho
tographer for selling copies, but failed. Copies
for sale at 2S cents each ct REEFS y Co.'S.
10
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GUNNER FABRICS, rs
PRICES TO SUIT i THE TIMES
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
(opposite the post-ofice).
we ara in receipt of our full assortment Tor the
W. 90" coming season, and shall open on
MONDAY, JUNE3, 1867,
tho finest stock of SUMMER CLOTHING ever OIL
fered In Richmond, WHICH we assure our
patrons and the pubic 10 De
In all respects
CHOICE AND d RS X e
We have selected from the largest stocks OF Cloth
ing on the american Continent, and
purchasing for CASH-the
potent purchaser OF
think we can sell to the best possible advantage
TO THE PURCHASER OF GOODS,
and hence ask particular attention to our
FULL LINE OF SUMMER GARMENTS,
which we are determined to
SELL AT LOW EST PR c S,
preferring the nimble siXpence to the slow
shilling.
We are happy to say TO our customers we can now
answer, to its full extent, the
unprecedented de-
mand for
OUR UNIQUE AND ELEGANT LINEN SUITS.
JOHN s. DEVLIN,
10 ll-tia3o HENRY T. MILLER.
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Tobacco anil cigars.

CHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL-
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLANTERS PRIDE, pounds;
COMMoNW WEALTH, pounds
PLANTERS DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
sMoKINa:
FRUITS ANDFL0WERS, In fancy pound boxes !;
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, in fancy half pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
as well as those Of other manufacturers, which We
offer to the trade in quantities TO suit, at reason-
bic prices.
PILKINT0N, PULLIAM Il CO.,
Auctionesrs, Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Agents,
NH It-ts No. Is Pearl street.
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i OOk Al THIS! LOOh AL ILLS!
IL The CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZRKIEL's, No. Il MAIN sTREEr.
900 wards BLHACHKD TWILLRD COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only 1870 per yard, worth CSC. !;
1000 yards heavy BLBACHED twlde) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
1000 yards sUPERFINE Sd PILLow-CAsK COT.
TON, only aoc the yard
BLEACHED sHERTINGs at greatly reduced
prices! ~
5000 yards all styles OF DRESS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard to cost;
1000 yslas ali style. 81 GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
lust to suit the times;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
all wool, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold of.
RZRKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fe3 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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woodgate and reascended With the intention
of going on further.
1--WE had not long entered upon our second
voyage when the clouds gathered overhead in
a tempestuous form; the deep line of mist
resting on the earth had effected a reunion
with the Thames. On passing over It the tenn
perature was less by six degrees, at four thou
sand feet, than 1t was at a similar altitude when
we moved in clearer atmosphere. / observed
that twice previously l had seen this cloudscope,
and that at each time 1t was followed by stormy
weather, At $50 heavy clouds gathered up
from the south and west. We we're then passing
Reading, which was lighted up with gas. The
clouds we're fast closing in around us, and fine
rain began to fall. At last these huge clouds,
the land mists, and northerly masses of vapor
all met, and SO dark and dreary was the land
scape that we descended at Englefeld Farm, and
had not been long packed up before the rain
commenced.
"This was not an ascent for meteorological
observations, and ] only had with me ther-
mometer and barometer; but the cloud mod6-
cations were most striking, and have, with
out doubt, an interesting connection with the
law of etorms.n
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ASTRONOMICAL.
Disappearance OF Three of Juptter's
SateIlttes ON September 4, 1867


On August 81, at o'clock P. M, all of Jupi-
ter's satellites will be invisible for hour and
forty.fve minutes. AS this phenomenon has
hitherto been observed only on four occasions,
considerable interest is manifested in regard
TO it.
In this instance, however, unfortunately for
us, the planet will be below the horizon, and the
phenomenon will not be visible in the United
States. But on September three of the satel-
htes will he invisible from $50 TO 1866, Dudley
Observatory, mean time. As Jupiter Will then
be near the meridian, this phenomenon can be
easily observed In the United States.
The following are the times of disappear
ance:-
At $50 the first satellite will enter on Jupiter's
face.
At S'51 the second satellite will disappear be-
hind the planets disc.
AT $50 the third satellite will enter on Jupl-
ter's face.
The three satellites will then be invisible for
one hour and five minutes,
During the progress of the phenomenon the
shadows OF the first and third satellites will
appear as small, round, black spots crossing the
planets disc in the vicinity Of his equator. The
disappearance of the satellites can readily be
seen with spy-glass of medium size, but in
order to observe the shadows on the planets
disc greater optical power will be necessary.
IMeteOriC Display Last Night.
A meteor of unusual beauty, formation, and
magnitude, was observed in the heavens at
about five minutes past ten o'clock last night.
The phenomenon appeared at an altitude of
about twenty-five degrees above the horizon,
one degree west of NORTH and was visible pro-
badly two seconds. The atmosphere was un-
usually clear in that quarter and favorable for
observation. The meteor appeared as a sphere
of semi-transparent yellowish fire, and after ac-
complishing about one-third of its flight loud
detonation was distinctly audible. The sphere
instantly burst on its northerly verge, and as
sumed the shape of a feecy crescent, the body
still retaining its original color and the odges
displaying blush green or phosphorescent
1inpe. A star of great magnitude and dazzling
brillaincy tnen shot northward from between
the horns of the crescent with great velocity and
suddenly disappeared, while the crescent faded
with vapor-like rapidity. The phenomenon
was witnessed by numbers OF persons on the
streets many OF whom expressed admiration at
SO novel a spectacle.-N Y. Herald
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old EnaIinh Manners.

The members of the Roxburghe Club have
inst been presented by the Hon. Robert Curzon
with a volume entitled BOXES of Nurture and
KeTnynge," and consisting Of two "Bokes Of
Nurture" the first. by John Russell, usher and
ahont I49O-44; and the second reprint OF the
1ST7 edition of Hugh Rhodes There was an
aoriicT edition of this work. Petite, but only
one copy Is known to be IN existence ana sno az
HorIIer ~ aditions than the one here reprinted,
both in t6e library Of the Rev. Dr. Corser' whose
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AGENCY or The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

OFFICE OF DE HAVEN & BRO, No. 40 S. THIRD
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 49, 1867.
We desire to call attention to the difference in the
relative price OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Union Pacific Railroad and the price of Govern
ments. We would to-day give these Bonds and pay a
difference Of
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collection, through his description of IL, is well
known to photographers. 1.-THE Boke on herr
nyngen is reprint of the second edition oI
Wynken de Worde which proves TO be prose
version of Russells Rhymes, the latter DeinB
chopped of and otherwise mutilateo Dy aoui-
The collection as a whole is described as the
most minute and interesting treatise on the
manners of The fifteenth century that has yet
found ita wav into print.
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A Balloon Survey OF a Coming StOrm'
The English aeTonaut Coxwell writes the fol-
lowing account Of a remarkable series OF storm
observations in his balloon;-
II ascended from the Crystal Palace at Syden-
nam, and witnessed, during tour into Berk-
shlre, the peculiar formation of vapor and
CLOUDS which ended in one of the most disas'
uous storms on record. When we rose over the
cShIe transept the country southwerd was
@ Sleal lor many a mile distant. Towards LONDON
however, and down to the mouth of the Thames,
!n.eavy yapor rose up from the river, and con-
unued westward until it mixed with the London
IEog, ~ ceased to follow the rivers course at
OneIsea, a. ana so clear was the water at Richmond
l5 Ioulu " Ghertsey that we discerned patches OF
w.. meeu7 a. enS potlom OF the Thames, as numerous
ooats roWeo over Its transparent surface. From
the neropohs this long line of leaden vapor
maze maze % contlnuous course towards Windsor
Castle. AS Captain Woodgate wished 10 visit
the barracks, descended near the Great Park,
and, taking in sand equal to his weight, Mr,
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(For every thousand dollars.)
We offer these Bonds to the public. with every con.
fidence in their security.
saOn DE HAVEN g. BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BIRCH g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
i AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
chestnut Street, rear entrance No. llW SAMSON
street.
Sale at No. lilo Chestnut street.
NEW AND SECOND-H II AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
PIANO.FoRTES, BRUSSELS, INGRAM, AND
VENETIAN CARPETS, STOVES, CHINA,
GLASSWARE, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
At O'Clock, at the auction store, No. ITO Chestnut
street, Will be sold by catalogue, large assortment
of superior cabinet furniture. Also household furni-
ture from families declining housekeeping. $50 sc
PIANO-FORTE.
One rosewood pianO-forte, ga Octaves, by William
Common. One mahogany case piano-forte
BY ORDER OF SHERIFF,
On Friday Morning,
At 10 O'clock at the Auction st0re will be sold lot
of household furniture, carpets. etc. ls2O3t
TITZP RICK & ROTHERS,
IL AUCTIONEERS Successors to A. H0LLANDD,
No 1903 MARKET Street.
PEREMPTCRY SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, WRITING
PAPERS, ENVELOPES, ETC.
On Thursday. 22d instant,
1903 Market street, over 10000 quires of Blank Work
Day Books. Ledgers, Cash Books, Invoice Books,
Records, Dockets, Pass Books, Receipt Books, Scrap
Books and aR immense variety of Blank Books of
all styles and patterns, Writing Papers, Envelopes,
Stationery Portfolios, Inkstands, etc etc. being the
whole stock of Blank Book and Stationery Esta-
blishment. [82O2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

/. That we again proclaim II = cardinal principle
of our political fsith that a equal before the
iaw, and We In favor Of snch amendments to the
Constitution Il the state Of Iowa will the
rights Of the ballot the protection OF the law and equal
justice TO all OF color religion.
2. That We approve Of the military reconstruction
act passed by the a9th and s0h Congress but the
ibsra construction BY unfrfendiy oifcias deprives
these acts OF their and vitality demand that
Congress assemble In July ont by additional
ensctments the true aud original Intent OF said
the Of tbs Rebel States upon and
10y ri basis.
, That the prompt trial and punishment according
to law OF the hesd late rebellion for his infamous
crimes Is imperAtiseiy demanded fer the vincaon Of
the Constitution and the laws and for the proper pun-
i.hment Of the highest 1t 10 demanded b. Justice
honor, and proper regard for tho protection Of Amer
ciuaenship. and By due regard for the welfare and
future SAFETY OF the Rspablic and 1t due not Only
the dignity OF the natiop hut In usfcs To the loyal
canss Of the Constitution. the Union and Liberty and to
Of the heroic dead.
4. That in f~ver OF tbs strctest economy IN
the expenditure Of public money, and that We demand
1T the hands ofAii ocal. both stAte and National
faithful and rigdiy honest administration OF public
affairs.
S. That the Republican members Of the Congress OF
the United Stats entitled to the thanks Of the
ton for their hrmn-ss in resisting tne conspiracy 10
turn over tbs control OF the Government to the hands OF
traitors and their allies and in defeating the purposes OF
corrupt Executive ant TINS sustaining this ssts
OF liberty In great and dangerous crisis 10 history