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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-01
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw YoRx, Jan. 81.
The steamer Henry Chauncy arrived with
one million and seventy thousand dollars in
gold.
Forty deaths from cholera occurred among
the United States troops detained in the MIC
araugua transit TO the 18th Of January.
The agent Of the line, Capt. Maury, was
mobbed by passengers for allowing the Moses
Taylor TO sail for San Francisco without them,
and narrowly escaped death.
DIR. Hine, American consul to Costa .Rica,
died January sth, Of inHamma.ory rheuma>
tism.
Advices from Valparaiso states that the Al
lied fleet is there, and it is rumored that the
Spanish Admiral would proceed with all his
ships to Falkland Islands. 1t is also reports
ed that Spain would establish Naval station
at Nonteviedo.
The Brazilian army had gained an advan>
tage over column Of Eve or six thousand
Paraguayans.
The revolution in Mendosa has not spread
to any other parts of the Argentine Repub-
liz
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4 RrsasAsr Ca1gAe In his Own TraP.
Once two ministers of the gospel were COM
versing together on extemporAneous preach-
ing,
well" said the old divine, waxing warm,
you are running yourself by writing your
sermons and reading them of. Your congre-
cation cannot become interested in your
preaching, and If you were called upon TO
preach Unexpectedly, unless You could get
hold Of IN old sermon, you would be com>
pletely confused
The young divine used all his eloquence,
but in vain, to convince the old gentleman
that the written sermon expressed his own
thoughts and feelings, and if called upon he
could preach extemporaneonsly.
As we are of the same faith, said the
young minister, suppose you try me next
Sabbath morning On ascending the pulpit
you can hand me q text from any part Of the
Bible, and | will convince you that can
preach without having looked at the text be-
fore stand up. Likewise, must be allowed
the same privilege with you, and see who will
make the best Of it.
The idea seemed to delight the old gentle>
man, and it was Immediately agreed upon.
The following Sabbath, on mounting the
pulpit, his senior brother handed him slip
of paper, on which WAS written And the
ass opened his mouth and spake : from
which he preached a glorious sermon, chains
ing the attention Of his delighted hearers,
and charming his old friend with his elo-
quence.
In the afternoon the young brother, who
Was sitting below the pulpit, handed his slip.
After rising and opening the Bible, the old
man looked sadly around-'' Am not thine
ass?' Pausing few minutes, he ran his
fingers through his hear, Strengthened his
collar, blew bis nose like the las, trumpet,
aud read aieud-" Am ! not thine ass9''
Another pause, in which a deadly silence
reigned. After reading the third time-"Am
| no. thine ass g''-he looked over the pulpit
at bis TREND, and IN dpleful voice, said g !
fkink an, brother r
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FROM WASHINGTON.


NEw YoRK, Jan. 81.
The Tritunes Washington special says
Commissioner Rollins was in conference with
the Ways and Means Committee to. day in
regard 20 the internal revenue tax bill. The
Committee have thus far passed upon but
few articles, which it is proposed to put into
the list The Commissioner informed them
that there was great falling off in the reve-
nue. receipts within the last sixty days, and
from the present indications it was likely to
diminish still more during the next six or
nine months. on account of the general stag
nation in business. The Committee have,
therefore, decided not to pass upon any art
Gle until they get the tariff bill, and then it is
likely that but little if any reduction will be
made on the leading articles. The Tariff
Committee are still engaged examining into
the whisky tax. 1t will be some days before
they will be ready TO report.
Commissioner Rollins is in conference with
the Secretary this evening. He is opposed
70 making q reduction at present be fayors
stringent legislation, believing that II will pu,
q stop TO frsnd. The Committee, however,
are very much divided on the question, and
it is doubtful whether they can recommend it.
A Times Washington special says some
idea may be formed of the fraud perpetrated
by smuggiers, from the fact that special
agent sent to the frontier TO investigate them
was able to make arrangements with twenty
two eastern eficers ont of the twenty>three
in the district for smuggling goods into tie
United States.
The President has nominated 10 the Sen
ate Hon. r. II. Hostbort to be Comptroller
of the Currency.
The WAYS and Means Committee have
added tanned leather to the free list.
A Trtbane's Washington special says quite
number of leading Southern men are in the
city arranging plans OF adjustment, which
has been approved by a number OF Republi.
cans, based upon the constitutional amend
ment.
The President has recently said TO . num-
Der of persons that the worst thing be ever
did in his life was to pardon Mayor Monroe,
Of New Orleans.
One of the most important cases yet pre-
ssuted to the Court of Claims ia that fol
$40, 300. 600 damages against the Govern
ment for the seizure by the War Department
in 1856, of large tract Of land near Colum
bia river, in Washington Territory, and which
was occupied rs military post. The lanS
belonged to Gen. j. W. johnson.
The Worlds Washington special says th'
Departme ent and Congressional Investigation 0
the Treasury Printing Bureau has been con
tiaued. and although no actual fraud ha
been discovered, there have appeared SOM
discrepancies in the accounts which may b.
explained away,
Ii may be safely asserted that notwith
standing the volum.nous testimony taken b
the special Committee Of Investigation in tn
New Orleans not, but few additional fact
have been developed. The Chairman is al
ready making up his report, which viii, {
course. be made to reflect severely on tn
President 1t will state, however, that Ii
Committee do not propose to recommend tn
impeachment of the President.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FRON- WASHINGTON.
WAsHIscrox. Jan, 81.

WAsHInGrox, Jan. 81.
The RECONSTRUCTION Committse are expect
ed soon to make report On the several plans
before than, looking TO the reconstruction Of
the Southern States. Their views have not,
however, yet taken definite shape.
The amendment 10 the internal revenue
law is now under consideration by the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. II is probable
that many articles, for the benefit of agricul-
turists and others, will be exempt from tax,
such as salt petre, and cheese made BY an as
sociated enterprise, leather. and farm wag.
ops.
The National Intelligence gives IN account
puporting to be the proceedings Of . South
ern Republican association, held last night,
at which twenty representatives of States
took part, in discussion in favor Of holding
Convention. at Washington, on or sbout the
4th of March next, TO urge the impeachment
of President johnson, aa the only hope Of
the South for speedy reconstruction.
A citizen df New York, Office on Wall
street, has ISSUED = confidential circular 10 the
National Banks, proposing 70 come TO Wash
ington and lobby for them if they will con-
tribute At the rate Of one dollar on each thou
sand Of their circulation for his expenses.
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3 The bill 70 recreaaise the Indian Bufs6a
was debated ct considerable length. and
amended BY transferring the Bureau TO the
War Department hy vote Of 70 to So, and
passed BY vote of 30 to 5S.
The Senate bill 70 pnnish illegal voters in
the District Of Columbia was passed.
The Senate bill for the relief Of the Vino
M 4 St. Peters Railroad was referred.
Mr.. HALE gave notice that to morrow he
would try to bring the Senate bill regulating
the tenure of certain officers 70 . vote.
The House went into Committee of tho
Whole on the Fertilization bill amendment,
and moved that IN appropriation of S1s0, 600
be made for the commencement of two forts
in Portland harbor. A debate ensued, and
without action the Committee rose.
Mr.. HOOPER suggested that after to- day
the House will take q recess daily from half
past four till half past seven.
Mr.. STEVENS objected.
Mr.. MAYNARD presented a memorial
from six hundred citizens Of Virginia for set>
ting aside the present State, and establishing
Provisional Government. Referred.
Adjourned.
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FROM RICHMOND,

New YoRK, Jan. 81.
The Heralds Richmond correspondence
says that the impeachment is regarded as .
fixed thing among people generally, although
some allege that it will lead to disastrous re-
suits.
Movements are on foot to establiDh conn
missioners, to be appointed BY the Legisla-
ture, whose duty il shall be 70 remain in
Washington and bring before the Supreme
Court af acts Of Congress affecting The inter-
ests of the South, in order that they may be
pronounced unconstitutional
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FROM EUROPE.
ira ATLANTIC cABLEl

EKy YoRK, Jsn. 81.
The following dispatches have besa re-
ceived over the Cable:
Loxpos, Jan. SILT b STATED ~ tho
British Cabinet fally expresses the hope that
the peace Of Europe will be preserved, in
spite of the thressening appearanee il the
East.
The search Of baggage Of foreign travellers
in England and France will hereafter be mere.
ly nominal.
PARIS, Jan. sl.-It is sthoughs kese that tha
mission of Ksllenges 70 the United Staies il
: Russian intrigue, 10 involve the Americas
Government in ths Eastern qsestiou.
ArnExs, Jan. 8i.-Ths Greek Governnen,
il about To raiss tie taiG, aad b. this means
incresse the reverue one and half niliior
drAcameA- wE
Pans, Jsn. sl.-Dispatehss fron the Ess
vtsse ihes The plot Of ~ Cfseaa csefy sgSins
XassaekA fsiA - - aieeaasassA
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CfScrNSArI, Jau. 81.
The weather is moderahng, cloudy and
warm. Thermometer at . a. IN. 46'.
The State Convention Of the Grand Army
of the Republic met at Columbus yesterday,
and passed series Of resolutions declaring
the object of the organization, whose repres
sentatives were present. Gen. Thomas l..
Young, of Hamilton county, was appointed
Grand Commander
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CHICAGO, Jaa. 81.
On Tuesday morning, about o clock, as
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
train, bound north, was near Crestline, con
ductor Tyler noticed seferal confidence men
trying to beat an old man out of his money
Keeping an eye on them he soon discovered
that they were trying to rob the man, when
he interiered and general row ensued, 1y-
ler being knocked down. A brakeman then
came to the rescue, and with billet ii wood
pummeled the head of one of the confidence
men in terrible manner Pistol shots were
fred during the melee, but no one was hurt.
Crestl,ne is reported as sort of headquar-
ters for confidence men, and Superintendent
Flint has telegraphed that unless the town au-
thorities dispose of them the Railroad Com
pany will take the matter in hand.
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s. T.Els6e.-X-Thc amount Of Plantation
Bitters toid in one year 10 something startling.
They would fill Broad way six feet high, froa tse
Park I'd 4th street. brakes nAraf.ctory is ops
Of tho iAsti.ations CT Eer Yort. 1t IL said that
Drake Iainted ali the rncks 10 ths Eastern States
uifh hi3 eabaiinic rs. T.--lsse.--X.." and then
got the ald granny Legislators to pass Law 4prs-
venting diskgnring the face Of nature" which
gives him monopoly. We do not kaou how thi.
ID, but re do know the Plantation Btters SKILL -
no other article ever did. They are used by sI
classeslof the community, and are death = Dys-
pepsia-eertAin. They are very inviguratins Z
when languid and weak, and great sppetiier-
SaTatsga epriAg Water, sold By al
Druggists.
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FROM MINNESOTA.

Rape and murder.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
Mrs. Gertrude Roche, of Sigel township,
Brown county, Minnesota, was ravished and
then murdered by hired man named John
Andris Echols last Sunday night. The mur-
derer has not yet been arrested. Brown
county is mostly settled BY Germans, and
includes New Ulm.
Both houses of the Minnesota Legislature
Yesterday passed memorial to the Wiscon
sin Legislature. asking its assent to bridging
the Mississippi at Winona In accordance with
the act of Congress of July last.
The store. barn and dwelling house OF j.
Hosley, Wright / Co, was recently destroy
ed BY ere No insurance.
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'eIn lifting the kettle from the ere scaded my
self very severely--one hand almost TO a crisp.
The torture was unba-able. - The NexI-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almos;
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very lit
tls scar. CHAs. FesrER 41e Broad ST., phils- "
This il merely sample of What the MsstAn 3
Lininent viii do. II is Invaluable in all cases Of
wounds, svelings. sprains, eats, trsfses, spavns,
etc, either upon man or beast.
Bewaye Of cornterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped IN fne steel plate engravings. bearing
the siguatufe Of @. v. wsstbrook. Chemist, and
the prisats stamp of DxxAs BAasEs Co., New
York.
Sa1atsga spring water, sold by al
Druggists.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRx, Jan.

INV 1oRK, Jan. 3I.
The Southern Relief Commission have is
sued an earnest appeal for the immediate,
general and universal effort in behalf Of The
famine-etrickeu destitute Of the Soaih.
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An who valac a sesutifaf head Of hair, and Its
preserv alton from premature badness and turning
rrsf will not fail 10 use Lyon celebrated hathsi
roh II make. the hair rich, soft and glossy Grad
icates dandruf, AND csSscs the hair to gros with
iuxuriant beauty. 1t is sold every ywhere.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
8aratega Sp4ing Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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WAR DIP ITi-A young lady. returning TO
BE, country home aftsr ss;ourn Of few months
in New York, was hardly recognised by her
friends In place of arustic, flushed face, she had
. seit, rudy esnpisxisn, Of almost marble eseth-
nees; and instesd ef~99, che really appeared but
H. She told them plHinly shs used HAgan's Mag
nclis Balm, and would not - without It. Any
lady ca inprove ~ pssscnal appearance very
much by nsing this sstfc1A Il can be ordered Of
any druggist for only 50 esnts.
Safsssga 0Spi9g .WstsE, sold BY all
Druggists.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

cold Closed at 1a5 o-e.
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ANOTHER FOUL MURDER.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
THE CRETAN W AR.

Melee ON a Railroad Car
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Decrease in Revenue Receipts,
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Death Of the American Consul
AT COSTA RIGA.
A BRAZILIAN VICTORY.

The Paraguayans Defeated.
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delivered in city, per week, 70
WEKKLY, single subscribers, per year, %
in clubs Of Eve, (each) %
ia clubs of ten, (each) ] 20
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

TRFAarKY DETAKTNESr, June I, 1857
tEALED PknFOSbLS lot stationery will be re-
'riysd At this Department until the lst OF JULY,
lSpi, a. - q clock 10. The Department reserves to
itself the rght TO order the papers In Glass l. fat or
folded plain OF faint lined, to any required pat
tern.
Deliveries Of all arlIcles 10 the several classes
Idu,t comply with the spsclhcations, which, with
blank forms fcr bidding, will be furnished to bid
dcrs
All deliveries will he subject to inspection by an
eHP.r dss l'd for the putPoas BY the Secretary Of
Gle shall be deemed sufficient to alnul the
tract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, wash Hytou. Each prop Isal mast be
sigugd hy the individual OF nm making 1t, aud be
accompanied by n sati'iactury guarantee thst the
bidder will eXeruts contract, with good and su N
CIent h'Uis, II hiS bid be accepted.
Tho idiars IL comply with any one order under
The CraITt 10 operate the forfeiture of the entire
f. Htv 81 II, bond, the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct Che purchase Ia oT'n market Of such
Iuautitvs II any articles 40 sEAl he necessary 10
supp'y the def isu'y caos"d by such failure, and
cbargp - the ,uutfac;UrS hity per centum " the
price whica il rhsll be iouud necessary TO pay for
sub articles
PrDpUsal, uU4cCOIupanied by satisfactory guRTan.
ties will not be Considerel and contracts will be
awarded only T. established manufacturers Of or
dealers IL the adIcleS.
The Depart mrul reservrs the right to accept bids
nuy or ell hIs
Bidders Will be equlrsd to conform their bids 10
the spec hIAtiuns fu nishsd aud failure to do will
cause the T'JeCton 81 any hid.
Bds which contain items at prices less than the
lair Cost % the articles viii lie deemed fraud 1lent
and " II not be cunSldeTed
HUGH McCULLoCH,
lei-dil "'-i=FV 81 The Treasury
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town on the Tuesday referred to welehman vas In
the buggy with her, and Mrs ofdt and child were
with me. When met Mrs suTTatt got ont Of the
buggy and snoke 10 her. The conveTsatlOn was not
carried on In tone Of secrecy. Do not know
whether Weehman heard II or not Witness could
not tell when HeTOld was at his house With Aue.
rod aud Surratt unless he had his books and bills
HeTold theu said, when he left that he wss on his
way TO ct. y. D." Saw surrau again on March 20.
lady. They took dinner, ard Mrs surrau remained
They came 10 two hot 70 carriage, and one horse
think was grey.
BY Mr.. C,rringtcn' On The Tuesday referred 10
Mr.. welchman was In the bnggy with hrs. Sur.
raft. Do not know that wslchman heard the con.
yersation
ColoaelB J. Congsr was called and sworn, and
his examination wa deferred.
The court then t,ok recess until 10 o'clock, a. m
yesterday.
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TO A
LARGE fosrSR,
PLAIN OF COLURED INK.
PROMPTNESS AND DIsPAICH
MAY BR
X 4 l. ED ON.
BUILDING PROPOSALS.

NAVY DErARlAEAr, BrRtAU OF EAvlrArr"S,
Junr T., Ist7
Sealed Proposals. ndOrsed, "Proporalb iur Nd nR
Mid hipnlsn = Gutnura at the Naval Academy, An
nHpOh, Mari lHud, M bs TecsiyOd n, this Office
until O'clock r. IN JuuG 70 lSJ7, al which hour the
bids will be uV7nol Tor furnishing all the usterl-Is
aud Workmanship necessary for the construction aud
completion Vi building for MdEhpgen sQu.Iisr. At
the Naval Academy grounds, Anunpulls, Marylaud,
according 10 plaIs aud sreri hatiVls which can be
been Al tina IN dt'ly fIUm n. III. to 3 =. IL.
Bidders must rruupAry their UdeTs with suaTau.
ties that tGoy wiLi, their bids arc aCt- t-d enter
Into contract, with NO ID aud Eatisisctory rec ~
thslulI aGInuui II h1 contract, within days altvs
tho toGrp.tnco VI ,hcIr chor aud fllug t. do % TIE
guHItE!urH aEIvs 10 mako EOod - tina DATED st4tsi
the difference bttweeG the Oler and that which may
be acvsp:vd.
BiIHers sTe requested 10 make separate offers
hrs lVr the rIrriou and completion Of tho eullIs
LuldiGE; tccnal, Tor erecting and ,urlu.ing tho
whUis butld.ug, lciudlng sHshes and asa and Ia
iEhlpS thu cent building Aud wing midininE the
mesz-Toum and Ellcheu aud, third Tor erecting aud
enclosing tho WhulC building, including saBhcS and
Ei&'s, ani hnmhinS tho wiGg ,nta mug the moss-
r"' ii snd kitchen aud fourth, for eTCCliNH and en-.
closing ii" WhVl9 building, Including tashes Rnd
glass bat w,thout iuerud dol b. AMI ia each case
state the TINS m which they will conre the Won
tbs Bureau TtsuIyus the right to Ttjso any or all
Of tho bids At la disCTelUn.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
jee-smWJr2S Chef II Bureau.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June !, 1857.
Sealed Proposals. fog stationery will be received al
lhl. Department GRuI the Let day Of July, 1891 81 u
o'clock, u,
Deliveries Of all articles In The several glasses iaus
comply With The speeihcstiohs, which, with blank
forms for bidding, sill be furuished 10 biddsfs.
AL dslveTiAs viii be slbIset TO rigid inIpeStion,
and the delivery Of sBy lsfOtioT article viii be dsssA
sunirient eauss 10 Anhul the contract.
Address, Department Of State. " leT.jyi