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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
Relief for the South--TRe Beast OPP
poses it--Vhy?

Tie Senate Of the United States having
passed az aes apnropriating 81 600, 00e.to
save from staryasien thousands of old men
and helpless women and children, made
Destitute BY the deyastations Of Shcrman's
army and the, wholesale robberies of the
great Spoon Thief and his army the SUBJ
jcct came up for discussion in the House
of Representatives,. Some were III; favor
Of changing the bill 50 is to appropriate it
to. the widows. and orphans Of Federal sol
diers. Major & neral Benjamin Franklin
Butler, with that heightened chivalry and
exalted magnanimity (so-called) for which
he was 50 pre-eminehtly distinguished
while in command at New Orleans, oppos-
ed this appropriation for the benefit of the
starving whites at the South He was ia
favor Of leyying contributions upon the
rich men of the South for this purpose
Why, in the name of all the little gods
and fishes, does not this insensate monster
know that those upon whom he would levy
these contributions have Hothing to give?
or, if they had anything to spare, they have
already contributed literally? " bat mo-
tive coald nave actuated the Beast in
his Opposition. to this Lill B. Has every
generous imra'so been cxtinyuished by his
thievish career during the war? or, does
he desire to IL ;sppsuted collector general
Of the contributions which he. proposes to
levy upon tlsss eace wealthy but now i,Dpo-
vcrished Il:aiters of the Soutl9in order
that he n,as loek after tha a'wspoons and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10

We have before US General Orders No
10, from, the Adjutant Generals Office
1t commences with recting the Reeonstruc-
ton bill, and concludes as follows RICK
1sond Enquirer
H. nepars.ianee of the actof Congress
entitled An act. to provide for the more
eificieflt government Of the Rebel States"
the President directs the following assign
merits TO be made 'e'ii5145l
First District, Staterof i1FiiirgiEssas TO be
commanded by Brevct Major General J.
u fehotield;, headquarters, Richmond,
Va. " nm : s i II -1+'- : I.
Second District. consisting of-~-North
Carolina and South Carolina, to be COM
manded by Major General D. L. sickles
Headquarters, Columbia, sc. a
Third District. consisting of the States
Of Georgia, Florida and Alabama, to be
commanded BY Maj Gen. G. Fl. Thomas.
Headquarters, Montgomery, Ala
Fourth nistries consisting Of the States
Of Mississippi and Arkagsas, to be qqas-
manded by Brevet Major General T. O. G.
Ord, Headquarters, Vicksburg, Hiss
Fifth District, consisting of the States
of'fioulsiana and Texas, to be commanded
by Major General 2. T.. Sheridan Head
quarters, New Orleans, louisiana -a
The powers Of Departmental Command
ers are hereby delegated toathe above
named District Commanders. .r.a 1a7.i
BY command of General Grant
~. n & Il. d. TewSs End,
Assistant AdiufAfat General.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
Recess of the Legisla ture.

The General Assemly Of Virginia has
agreed to take recess from the 21st inst.
to the 10th Of April next. This will ena-
bic the members to attend to their dones-
nc matters, prepare for their summer
crops, and also to interchange views
and opinions with their respective constf-
tuencies relative to the important cues
lions now pending before them. A good
airing in the couairy will recuperate their
exhausted energies and depressed spirits.
saald enable them to recover entirely from
The effects. Of the panic caused by the i'm
ae.ial edict from our royal masters at
Washington, sdecapitating and sending
siiem to the quiet walks of private life
We think they have acted wisely in sus-
pending their labors for the present, under
the circumstances ~. $780,:
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
The Dcminion OF Canada.

Her Britannia Majesty's North Ameri7
can proviaces--tsse Canadas, New Bruins
wick, and Nova scotia-are to be united
ander one government, to be styled the
Dominion ofCanada.. The second son Of
the QueelAsill most probably he invested
with the functions of Governor General
until he shall attain his majority. when he
viii take the title Of king. 6J.,oi. i.
Thus We shall have a monarchical pow
eT of no mean prctentions. established eoli
our Mort .crn frontier, with Il tolerably
fair prospect for an Empire in Mexico: -
10 be sure, the Imperial Congress at Wash
ington, moved ly It's excessive devotion
to the principles'of repuaa5ooal governments,
so-called, occasionally passes iomnipotent
resolutions ~ favor of enforcing the de-
faaet Monroe doetrine, but they are just
now1too busily engaged.fin destroying, the
liberties Of their own country to look after
Canada and Mexico 2F ra3as Iii
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
The Fenian Rebellion.

Ne have almost overlooked the move
ments Of the Fcnians in Ireland. There
have recently been some feeble. attempts
ontthe. part Of these aeluded people. to set
the bali of revolutibn in motion, but they
have sigually failed: Some. Of the fortress
ses held by the British we're assaulted BY
the Fenians, but the assa:ants were re
pulsed easilyywith small loss In killed
and wounded and several hundred prison.
ers Numbers hed to the mountains, and
are suffering considerably from the cold
weather and want OF psayisiQnSs- Several.
war vessels have been sent to- the Irish
coast, and a sufficient military force sent
to the various points where, disturbances
are likely to occur to preserve the. peace.
An is BOW Quiet We sympathise with
these oppressed people, but cannot see,hat
they can ACCOMPLISH auything towards ill.,
erathing Themselves from tie thraldom Of
the British yoke by the Feniant movement,
as conducted by its incompetent leaders.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

to carry into effect the purposes of the act
not herein otherwise proyideagfor, aud
slallprovitle fdrsthe levy aud objection of
sWh taxes Of the, property iassuah States
as may be necessary to pay the sumo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
Assistant Adiuftant Gencra
, General SchcGeid and the Courts


Ne -hav every.oreason to believe that
the people and tribunals Of Virginia have
witla,rare exceptions. deals sairly snd Kind
y. with the freedmen But is has happen
Cd that, .tf:,r one cause or another a mum
Der OF co,nplaints and appeals by this class
of population have reached General Scho-
field, Upon due consideration he has de-
termnet!, us we are Informed, to return
them all to. the quarters from which they
came, directing his Officers TO cali the at
tentfo1a Of The civil authorities to the mat
tcrs III question, with the request that they
viii review their action where the Subjects
have already undergone judicial inyestiga-
ton, or that they will take official cogniz-
ance Of them where they ha1e.not hitherto
had it.. IN his order announcing to the
people Of Virginia his assumption Of coma,
nIand uIe1ar The new law ,, General Scho-
field said:
| 'Itis desirable that the military power
conferred BY the before mentioned act be
! cxercisevl' eal,, s., FIR rs may be necessary
to accomplish the object for which chat pow
ar was conferred, and the undersigned o}}
peoi$ to The peop1eo Virginia, ard espe
ciajIy 10 magistrates and other cieH officers,
+ to RENTER TIE peccsstfy for the exercise Of
his po@er. as Sight as possible, by strict
obedience to the laws. and 6y inopontiat
Administrations Of .justjce to all clusSes,'
It is in conformity Within appeal here
made, and in the confidence he entertains
that that appeal will be needed, that Gen
cral Schoioid:dispeses Of these cases IN the
mannor,we have stated. We feel .the full
est ASSURANCE that they wilfreceive such
Alteration at the hands Of .lil;sgi strates and
other functl0narics as to satisfy him that
his confidence has not been misplaced ,: and
| that there is NC aee4 of the exercise of
military power to repair Injustice or rene,
| dyawrong should these be found in any of
the eases to have been done.-RtchAaond
Hkiq.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
Supplemental iii, No. /.

I
Tie reader will find in another column,
"A bill snppfementalto the evens-Sherman,:
Sehllabarger aet,y to prevent a speedy RESI-
toration Of the Union under Violated com.
fstitution. It will be observed that tic
prominent featuresfof this act ase;; ffrst tlse,
registration Of those entitled to2vote linden
the previous act: second, an oath prescri-.
bed for those thus Registered; third, an
election of delegates to 9 conventions; and
fourth. the registered voters shall y9tez sor
or against a eonventioRstaao> e;aj 10 Yiq5o
The biz vas passed by The Senate, on.
Saturday, with some amendhIenis, AM oh1.gs
which, was one providing ia substance that
such convention shall not be held unless
a naajority'of the registered voters under
this, act shall have voted On the question
Of holding it." The concurrence 81 tie
House in the Sauate's, amendments, will
make this biIt a law; and this concurrence
Is regarded as certain ft'Ei+~ .H ~ ..te.a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
@ =

SnoE- PEeG11NG. At the recent exhibit
ton of the polytechnic branch Of the A
merican Institute in New York, hand
7 shoe -pegging machinc was exhibited, which
is said to have operated to the satisfaction I
of the members The exhibitor claimed
that BY his machine he could peg one pair
of boots per minute. the work consisting of
cutting the pegs from long strips of birch
wood, punching the holes, and driving a.
double TOW, Of pegs ,......a Us .b.sr,,,I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
General News.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1867. Chi
ncse goods valued at half million dollars
were seized yesterday at San Francisco for
under valuation in, passing the custom
house
THE Committee on. Indian Affairs will
report favorably to the appointment of Ty-
len, of Tennessee, for Commissioner Of in-
dian Affairs. 4 7 "a 4
It is stated that the President has deter
mined to nominate only Democrats to office,
and let the responsibility of filing the va
cancies rest on the Senate
The exports Of specie from New York
to-day were 1920 900.
An election riot between citizens and
soldiers took place at Carlisle, Pa yester-
day. One of each side was killed. A
mong the citizens, Mrs Stewart, Thomas
Zimmerman and Jacob Small were shot, and
A. Hammil killed Two soldiers were
shot, one mortally.
The Flood at the West.
CINCINNATI, March IA The food here
continues to increase The gaslamps along
the river are out ofsight, aud the first sto-
ries Of the houses are completely submerg-
ed, Front and Water streets are partial
/ II Inundated. The river. will rise two or
three feet More.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

Elections. EyTf

: General Schoiielt, in his General Order
No. |, states that all officers under the
Provisional Government shall continue to
perform the duties Of their respective Off
ces until their successors shall be duly eiec-
ted and qualified in accordance with the
act Of Congress. Pills, we conceive, is a
very wise regulation and we suppose it
embraces allelections, municipal and State.
,Fhe frs: and main object Is toorganize the
State under the act Of Congress. The
first step in this process is registration, the
next, the election of members to a Conren-
ton, &C. IF municipal elections are held
at the usual times. they mustbc held With
out the aid Of a regfstsv and trouble and
confusion must be the result We see no
necessity for their being Held at all, and
the postponement of them along wish the
rest until the State is organized, seems
probably TO fall within the pnrview of Gen
eral Schofeld's order. Richmond WHO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

INTERNAL REVENUE. -The receipts from
this source to-day werc 1851 3s2.1is, ma
king an aggregate for the fiscal year to
date Of sos, 1888 49, The total re-
sccipts for this month, tothe 18th inclusive,
amount to Sa:336 $50 3a. being an aver
age ofS5eS 1868 por<tiicmslJN ar. j
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

New CoUxrY. BY act ofthe West Wir--r
GINA Legislature, new county Oincoln);
has been formed from parts of kanawha,.,
the county seat - eean:.nlI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

FARMS SOLD We understand Mrs. F.
p Frame sold her farm, Glenweoeisas1
near Rippoa, in this county. on Tuesday
last, to Mr.. Kemp, Of Maryland fer 500
per acre. ~ y 'k<'' ~ - go
I Thornton.C. Pendleton, Esq. ofClarke,-
disposed of his farm last week to Mr. Hays
Mickey, ofrCumberland county, Pa, for
$50, 000Lor, about $115 per acre. These
f farms are handsomely improved, fertiass
and beautifully located. -Charlestoen Free.
Press. g r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

SUFFRAGE IN New J ERsEY.-1n the News
Jersey Assepshlyen "Wednesday tho repors
of the comnittee III fayorSof amending thee
State Constiflaio1p 50 as to allow colorec@
PERSONS tosyote was rejected. The As~-
sen,bly is composed of a anajort5 of Radt@-
Gals. Congress Should at once send ofsa
an investigating committee to that body
to see if the State ought not to be .terEa'-
toriaized."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21

Cola closed ii New YorL at 1912.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
The .Loval,s Not Satisfied.

"SSere pitysthat the eae,esShouId be mew'd.
" hiie kites and buzzariEs prey at liberty"
- I'll efa.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21


Orr fathers, in the IMMORTAL decls ration
OF human rights, which is the Magma CAarta
OF the friends of freedom the world over,
proclaimed the great truths lying at the foao-
dssion Of free institutions In this memorable
phrase:
VI hold these truths'to be elf.eyidept. tho.
Az men are created equal; that they are endowed
~ their Creator with certain inaiienable rights
INA. among these are life liberty, snd the pursuit.
Of happiness" =
lhs Alabama Constitutional Conseu4ion
nes inserted this 10 their Bill Of Rights.
how ss4'remesy ridiculous il would be for
.seif descendants ia the next generation to
aas'st' AFTER the example Of some Democsa,,
u the North, that !" ALL nrs . ia tha, CON-
nsction only means black men.
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special Notices.
Sugget lions Of the Season

ksng Winter h.s esYei his seep,re over the land
whitening the earth bridging the streams tuiLins
tes eater falls t. pe .d.nt crystal rpoo antnsteA u
VEL ~ Ina ninate ma ure. the fri i'd atmosphere prsdu
am1rsed effect The giooJ is 6rvsn from The sur.
ice Of .hs body Lack upon lis inner foan.sine aa.,
ch's and Fever Nh unstitr Puimon nary Disease III.
fsnes' and uaIlsAssn, disorders Of the s.nn VII and
ha~ SIS srv VT 70 he lhs fssusts.
se~, ~ha is -qnred to o,ify The s,sten agsi1 81
the attacks Of disessc thus erssadered Clearly Tonic
wa b. acting through The ON sch upon the circulation
and the ne-vous -ys en- shsli rsde,ermine the vital
a to tbs surface and brace the nerve, Of motion an
sen,,tap But ttisis not all ihstis required With the
,cSi fmu't Be cunaln.d such ALrrsArvE and nrautA-
aseaeies viii ssad Il Keep tAe whole amin ~ ma
,h'nsTy lin coed We, king fri,r'
Ts.e three grand requisites ofa winter restorative
exist, IA their fai,e.t perfection, In HosTaTTPKs
sfoaAcH Btr1sRs. which are compounded OF the
rnrsst vegetable ,timusnts AMI extracts OF the most
GEN and healthtul roots banks and plants that the
and b anists Of the scrid hare yet dtseov.
""'. tdsc.7-Aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21
Notice in I,anlruptcy.

FEHTTS is to give notice that On the goth day
J. OF Nov, A. u. 1867, warrant In Bankruptcy was
issned aaainst The Estst- Of Samuel r. Burg Of guf
ton Das notes ccurty and stateoi isxs who has
been siJn6ged Bankrupt upon his petition
That the psyu en Of any debts and delivery Of sy Prop
erty belonging t. such BapkruIt, TO him for HI.
ne. and u4e-rarsfef Of prcltIiy by him is fer
bfddrn ly law. Jhsta meeting VI tas cfrGii rs o.
saii Bankrnft, prove htii ettF end 10 choose
ssigp Of his eetates VII ts hsd a the
# Btnt.uptcv 10 h4.b Sen ct tlsuaee Of tie Resis
ter is Bankruptcy ia Tue etF u R-k1k, Tsa h4f,as
Iohn Bruce RICHTER er the 2al day II ,nn.ry
D. 1858 at 10 clock N.
%. W CLtHR, U {. II
sat ro2i ~ II FUGfex, Bsya,y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

NorIciSa General Logans resolution, in.
,rodueed into Congress the other day, for tbs
appointment of joint select committee 70
inquire into the exp. diency and propriety Of
locating the National capital nearer the geo.
graphic 'center OF The United States. the Chi
cage Republican gays: This is the Grst
practical expression given to what is becom
ing Very general popular desire. l; is the
commencement cf On agitation which viii!
doubtless Il rrlns,e with The removal VI the
Federal Capital 10 some point more likely to
be ives, of the Mississippi than east of that
stream. Illinois, Missouri, Kansas or Colo
r,do will one day contain the seat Of Gov
eramem Of Continental Republic, whose
grandeur shall dwarf All nations of former
history. and Gar transcend even the most ex-
tsavseant visions OF the enthusiast
Well we suggest that the Capital be not
removed until Mr. Seward is out Of Office.
With his m snia for purchasing real estate,
there is no telling where the geographic cen,
ter Of the United States will be by the time
he is done. Probably about the middle Of
the Pacific Ccent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21
VHNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
~

pG'pshed fr the benefit and No a CAUTION tn
fos V MN and others xho surr fror Nervops D..
lily. Pfesn stnrr Decay Of Maahood lc tnppIyipr
F.s NtAss or sIlr-GuRs. Written by one who cured
Lima II and fr,e n eivng po.,.pafd directed
envsl ps. dr.ss xiTaANIEL MAYFAIR. Brook
iyn y y. Also 80, by the publisher. Giro u,ar
p''Nf CIV AIN, the great po~m OF the War.
dSrfq-,lsp
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THE HEALING POOL

An Esaay for Young Men ON the rytm.
OIL soiif"de, and the Diseases and Abuses which
create fmpedimsnts to MARRIAGE 18th snre means AZ
Relief Sc in scaled letter euyel, ps free ofeh.rs.
Address, Or. J. SKtlLsN GoU0urON Howard AGO.
o,ati., n, Phi I'D, fphia Pa 1s.rt,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

Oue neighbor Of the Constitution is very
mach worried about General Grants views,
and complains very much in the strain of his
Radical contemporaries. in other portions OF
TIE State, of his inability to understand the
political position occupied by General Grant.
roor fellows, we rity their blindness, bu,
cannot help them at present, for ''there are
none so bind as those who will no, sre.i
Tine works wonderful cnres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21
Legal Notice.
Ass;ouee,s so,ice Of tnpointment

I'd tie District c2art q ID u1isea staes. fr p.rie
OF our. L. TIE nrtter Of Jein G Qlirin, Bankrupt
II rleza IL may
INN under isued Wa. RsI'irF.- hereby gives no
tica ii hs app intH snt A. gnr. 81 tAe estate
Of Johu O. Quirip. et Eopspsrte, Ia n Q comfy OF Van
Buren, In sait Difti.t aid WHO vas, 1T: On ii. I'll
day fc,9b'r, 1861 aeIaised hrnk MT nron lis osn
p.t,1 by John Bruce, glitter in kankrsptcs of "a
eourt.
Dated a, Eeoluk, the 18th Hay q December. 1861.
WI BALLfsGEf,
4 IL. tsan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

rHG Chicago Post says that Dickens is com.
ing to chicago. Il doesn't give its authority
soI its announcement. ss& AS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

CHICAGO has another dirty domestic sensa-
ticn in the Ticknor divorce case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

sg=Tfe H-trst Price reid fer CORN, RIVE, sHIP
sTUFEa CAIrEE AND sKUCE u9Gs either at my
Wee Main sset, At the dibbolSviiie nIsliIisry
tvg-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

advised them not . 80 beyond the plain terms
of the Constitution.
Upon the question Of citizenship, he was
in favor of no teit sse loya4y cpd manhood !,
aud he would f5AAfs - 6e<suvse b DO
views of those who love the Union, and not
those who hate it. He would exclude the
leaders Of the rebellion from the ballot-box,
Blu, admit The masses; bat he vuah admituo
unrepentant rebel; for no one who does Bot
regret the part he took in the rebellion can
possibly be loyal
Mr. Hill spoke Of the pretended fact Of
conflict sbsesesnt,ha Sleek snd sAits ssess.y
between the races ID Of the kindest character.
Let the white man act with simple justice
towards the colored man, and I'll will be we'll.
WI. Hill NJ non ccamitt4 IN fefsre0cg
D bdne Of the aaestioAs before the CoAses-
SoA Mt eaA6tsed to mdleradon, and, abato
all things, advised the members to keep warm
in their hearts love Of country aud Of the
| Union.
The entire speech was an exempliReatioa %
Mr Hills character, namely, that he is an
arden. patriot, but somewhat lacks the decis-
ion and enthuiasm necessary for . successful
leader. At the ciose Of hiA 1peeeh, Mr. H..
said, with deep feeling, ffst, had the rebel
lion succeeded, the South wonld hare been
40 hcasfcr hunk bn& he knew il would fail ii
there were energy in men and honesty in
Heaven Thank God, il did fail.
Here rebel in the crowd cried out lAs
spirit still lives"
"les, replied Mr.. Hill, Il fear it does:
but |, for one, will endeavov that hehceforth
that devash spiritiwiil never regain Ascen-
Iancy.'
This IVES followed with tremendous sr-
plause by the Unienisss. concluding with .
few rebel Kisses. Most of the speech was col
ioqrial, and was well received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21
Browns. Bronchial Troches

Having direct IN Ansnce to the mart. ,,,. tu.a.
rs'sss For nronehitis, Asthma, CasarrA,.
CSassnpeivs ssA Threat Diseasea, rr
eass uses with always rooA suec...
oiagers and puhlie Speaker.
es"sf and strength. the voice.
osrA,S osiy "Baowx,s nrcsert,. r,oesr.n -.
boz tAts any 81 the sesriAln hsiatfous that nay - 81
FEY ed ScIn KvtHrwHspr f.,xIea..
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$4,000 90
70 be Distributed December "a.
TICKETS ONLY u 90.

An elegant Farm can be Ind for ST 90.
A nice. small Farm can be had for 81 90.
A Suburban Residence can be had for 81
A fine Quarter Of Land can be had for 81 &C
A nice tract Of Timber can be had for - 90.
An elegant pair Horses can be had for 81 90.
A mammoth pair Mules can be had FOR 81 90.
A magnificent Piano can be had for 81 oa.
And $50 valuable prizes each for 81 90.
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A Cough, a Cold, or q Sore Throat,

Requires iuu eitr a:tsnton, and shouli be checked
n allowed to continue,
rrifats"n ef the Lanes, Perm an ens
'hrost Disease, or Censamptisn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-21

To tho Eub1ic.
We are we'll aequanttd with Mr., NJ Courhman and
have no hesitancg In ,ayng that Ms foregoing latsr
frtst nnder his management will ts conducted fairly,
honsstiy and impatllaily.
Ii. q FERRiz
Prest. Haaeask Nat. Plank
Carthage, I'll
u CIIERRfLL, Cashier.
TH3t SHARP, ca Judge
r. W, MeCLAuGiIRY. ca Clerk.
nttbaN, shesia IIsu. a..
WIN. LYNCH. Jr., r "
EEfIfhNcFst
! would slao vrttnlts-fen rtfft to-.
Hon. q. g. SKINNER Quincy Ii.
Hpa II N. NORRIS,
Hon H. NtIasuAM,
lion 1uiGe GLtaEFF, Eaoh ut. Hi.
Hon. Guy WELLS i"
Gen. SAMPLE, !"
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