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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-10

is received from the American pub
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titled Elizabeth and Mary, n inter
esting review of the character and reign
of those most celebrated British wo-
men, Queen Elizabeth and Mary Stuart
of Scotland;a critique ON C. J. He
mans work on Ancient c Christianity"
The Moral and Political Revolution
in Japan" which has particular in
terest Just now while the japanese
Commissioners are oman official visit
to this country; Manhood Suffrage
ii America" written in the spirit of
| the articles SO common in the English
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war; Ministers and their Measures"
on the Parliamentary leaders; and
other articles.
b The LITTLE CORPORAL for May.
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This is proving one of the best maya,
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ley Science for Children No,VIII.,
by DIR. Worthington Hooker,of Yale
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bee; The Bundle Bees Nest; Pri-
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LiHeVs Livtng Age. for May 4th,
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Ia xxi NOTICE.
FROMand after the 1st day of JUNE
Il VIC will not sell any Beef on credit
as We hayeto pay cash for our Beeves, NE
expect the cash on delivery the meat. &.
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THE undersigned have made extensive
L arrangements to supply the demand
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N o TIC E..

TICE.
HEREBY constitute and appoint
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in fact, to transact any business in
the Parish Of Rapides in which may
be interested. N. WEIGH.
Sept Is, If.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
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Observation-Disclosures
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04
Special Notices.
A Dangerous Season.

An almost unparalleled quantity of rain Ia fallen dt
ring the Summer Vegetation has cen wonderfully
thick and rank and it decays, unusual amount Of
sickness may be expected unless proper ess are taken
70 rveveattE ~ as ~
Fever and ague ard bilious REMIT. nts already prevail
ahrou. mis- fogs become beaver the sok list like
y 10 Increase tetb In the city and the country tits
therefore only OF common prudence to keep the
vital forces in fail igor that they may resist the un
althy inf aepees of the Re inforced by the
tonic operation of HosTErTEK's STOMACH BiTTtRs,
the system, however weak aud susceptible naturally
viii u nine out Of tea, siuy combat every
species OF mesphrie soa by which spidemics are
produced. E&3 a.
During the months of sepfember, o,toJer and Novtm
Der tie difference temperature bets day and night
il very great aud the chilling dexs and Mats of the
con are the prolific Of lid geston, cholera NOR
bus diarrhea and d, senitry Bearing tits Ia mind,
member also that the BlrTEEs rot only inveorate
the stomach aud brace the but at specifically
upon III. b,,ce. and irer imparsing those important
.ans regularity AID It's onaLle to ex
pect in muuity from prevalent complaints if nspreesn-
tons are tax IN TO escape fhen.
HosTErTER'3 BlTTERs are at once Pleasant to the
taste and the most certain OF all safgrds against fe
brile ailments. [oetl-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04
RkPUBLICAa PLATFORM.

/. That again proclaim 1t ~ a cardinal principle
Of political faith that iii equal before the
Law, aud In favor OF such amendments to the
Constitution 81 the ktate Of Iowa viii secure the
rights of the ballot the protection Of the law and equal
Justice all spectve Of color, religion
g. That approve Of the mi ttsry rrcDpsty acfiDn
sets passed by the sch and 10Th but tbs
tiberai BY unfri-ndiy oueiss dspriv.s
these their eucrgy Vitality, demand that
Consres. assemble In Jny out By additional
ensctmspss the sud original latent said acts
the of Rebel States upon and
10y al basis. ~
That the prompt trial and p1nisA ctbt. according
crimes Is impersvey demanded fer the yn'icstion of
the Constuon and the laws, and for the proper pun
ishmsnt Of the highest crime IL u demanded b sssice
honor aud proper f-gsrd f the proectiou 81 Aneri
cltixenshp, and by dse reaad furs- welfare and
future safety Of ths kpublic aud II da rot opjy ~
the dignity Of the nation, hut IN Justice t.; The loyal
people who have been heroic IN their devotion TO the
Of the Consultation, the Union and i"t,, and 10
the soldiers OF the Union Who survive and memory
Of the heroic dead.
!. That In favor Of the stricteAt economy In
tie expsn titurs Of public money and that den and
the hands efad ofeiAls 10th State ana Nations
faithful and rightly honest standardization o, public
Affairs.
That the Republican members Of tn IA gress Of
the United Flats entitled 10 the fbNk. tue Ma
tiou for their hrmn-ss In resisting the l3rsoy to
the control OF the Government 10 e hands
traitors and thsr alice and IN the OF
corrupt Executive sni thus sustaining tle interests
OF liberty 10 greet and dangerous crisis IN history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04
Rarnur.s.S Museum.

1t Is rumored in we'll informed circles that Barnum
stated feu days ago. that lie had At last discosers lie
gr. at curiosity he had heard Of 10 hi, fe suf
fgrng FROM cold aua fsarn of Us teTminatit
IN u,ncusf affection, he stepp-d th d us store
snd ask the pr pfttor to give him somshpg which
he knew would afford him rsnedatu relief The gen
tietnan thus applied 10 handed him neat oking pack
age which he assured him the oy article he could
end rse all the reouir In sneh
Returning 10 his au>eum offcehr karunn, tnok
the medicine according to directions snd less than
tu.re hours found himself entirely recovered he case
was 30 re ark HE that Bar esu,eA the .ot'e be
plsc,d IN lnd.one glass case, aid pm in the most
conspicuous part OF his hus-um appropriately marked
as lows. 1h greatest ndsr Of the age dicne
that performs all II p-omsrs
On investigation This found TO be totle af nDr
j. W. Poland's White pins Compeun' for the cnre Of
Cough Cold. Bronchitis Ling sectops AMI all disc
SCI Of the Bladder and kisns,s sold by all druggists
oct1 dA~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

10 00 1m Al IN
Mason, IN his Addrss, - - Dseoca as'e
nswspapsrs fcllo~tng 49, u rs
tha3 ssr debs y ssisessss e
c.n never pay il. So 70 our al lpsAl
debt ,bey odd ssass, County = Hnaipal
debt,; and another small nitsl II \ i isi>
ton. "other claims 4 Ut - 1lral
Government, many Of which must svSSs4aily
BE- allowed ssys Mason and r ess-
y guess that this will apount 70 dvt hur-
Observation-Disclosures -
purely ipeipary- emeunt, they guess that the
cousA3 T~aols debt amounts to four bill.
ioaAok AallAss- o. ~ othar haad MheR
they wan. 70 show that our people are now
pxytsE Sxx1sas slxss, uadsS Republican
administration, they show that the country
paid last yexr in taxes more than nine hun-
dred millisss $500, ooO0oo) Of dollars.
That is nearly one billion dollars, or one,
fourth Of tn entire debt Of the country, =.
their own estimsAe, which eatimskea adds fvs
hundred miIKons Of dollars which they only
guess at, and which shouldn't ben the est
mate at all. The county paid more thar
$500. zoo, Ooo in year who's the 6oeth could
contribute scarce ANY Of its proportion to tht
governments revenue. ,Tsom tbs showing
as soon ~ the Sonth gets permansstly started
10 its proper producive.ess and prosperity
the countrycan yearly pay, without beint
more oneronsly bardened than i mas dur'nt
the past year, largely more than ose .fcnrsl
Of the whole debt. And asthe came rate,
the South could pay itsfs;s proposition, tha
extra amount We would thss receive. woult
doubtless equal, in peace administration, thu
annual current expenses of the Government
leaving that nearly one billion dollars yearl!
to be applied to payinsof the debt. Tina
would wipe out the debt in four Or I've years
aud leave the country after that time, will
it's debt paid, its faith kept, its credit saved
and with nothing for our people to do there
after but to bear the yearly expenses Of th'
Government.
As this figuring is upon data, the Democ
racy themselves furnish, we don't see ho'
they cah object to il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04
xssa MANHOOD:
@ lH0W Lost how Restored

Just itstishsd in a Seaiei shreaie. Price. sir ceis
LECTURE IN The NATURAL TREATMENT
aud Radical Cure of Sperm ttorr~t or sedinal Weak
n, a. Involuntary rnsis-nns Sexual Betts, and In
p~aiu.pt- Msrrsg@ gep-rsity Eervoa -Eess. Con-
sumption y, ii psy. fits Mental and PhsaPsi N
cap cry, resuing from ssit itG-e &c. by orr I'll
vERwEIL ". d, author OF the "Hre-n tuok, Sc
ga Boon to Thousands of SaGerers."
s.uj under seal In plain iope, AIRY address
postpaid receipt ofzx ceuts two posiase stamp
to t;HkS.J. c KLINE c.,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

SENATOR THAYss-es- TIE PREsIDEsr.-The
following i from Senator rhayer's Cincinnati
speech il which he predicts that President
y - - - rcibly = tAs
6etlp4& EEO01: :
rE.3 6sxso q 1be a1eE 1880 he
do such thing7' You recollect that sik
months ago Governor Swami Of Maryland
was elected United States Senator, and that
few weeks afterward he declined, giving,
ia ls1u,s Govexhor Gptpt ,ant IA sSuld
lqpffus "a fag ohYf ss paf flgfPift Ter
organize military force, such IS no other
SsAsjs the, Uniem -, osIsered 4sinly By
returned rebels Wien ihetime comes which
he looks for. under some pretense johnson
may declare Maryland and the District of
Columbia under martial law. and call upon
Gosernos Swami to bring fcftk his militia.
There is nothing that will deter johnson from
his purpose, except when the issue comes
that his courage may fail. Imake this state.
-ment that the American people may know
the dAnksr that threatens then peaes and
Safety
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

The St. Louis Democrat, referring to he
article In the New York Times concerning
the status of General Hancock, which We
publish elsewhere, says: In this State, the
position Of the General was once matter 81
grea, interest TO the Conservatives, aud they
devoted themselves with great zeal to the
task of converting him to their notions.
Their failure was painfully disheartenng
when the General sent to the press offical
documents refining their favorite partisan
charges, and furnished troops to sustain tn.
civil authorities in enforcing The rsgistry law
The truth is that by some strange fatality De
mocracy loses all the best snd bravest sol
diers Of the army. Grant was once called /,
Democrat, and so was Sherman and Sheri
daa and Sickles. The Conservatives fne
very little comfort II the conduct Of any Of
shom, =
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RaTCHEls,.t,, HAIR DYE.

Thi. -rerdid flair Dye Is the hest in fhe world 1he
only tsae and per f.et pfefiarm-e Reat, Instanta-
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Dses Iasigorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beAuti
FIJI The genuine Is signed Htlitam 4. Bateheter. Al
others are limitations aud should be avorde Sold
by all Druegsts aid Pcrfuners. Factory 81 Barclay
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

cow BONDS TAXED.

In recent speech at Cincinnati, Hon. a.
L. Perry Of that city, discussed the question
OF the finances. In concluding he showed
the extent to which the bonds do in reality
contribute in taxation to bearing the burden
of the Government The argument holds
good as to the bonds held in the other States.
We quote from the Cincinnati Gazette:
" Mr.. Perry then proceeded to show that
the banking capital Of Ohio, by the organiza
ton of the National banks, had been in.
eased that these banks issued 90 per cent.
Of the amount of their bonds in circulating
notes, which were all taxed-lhus the equiv
alent of the bonds held by bankers was tax ed.
Then the capital stock Of the banks was dis
vided INTO shares, and those shares were put
on the tax list. They represented lot only
ali the property of the banks, but the value
Of their franchises, including the full value
of their bonds. Thus. in point Of fact, in
stead Of being exempted from taxation, they
are twice taxed.
:" So all the bonds held by insurance COM
panies, and other business CORPORATIONS.
where put to active use as capital, are taxed
at least once on the grand tax list. 1t was.
as general thing, only the bonds held BY
the soldiers OF little means. the wide VS. OF
soldiers and their orphans that was not taxed
at all, except those held by foreIgners and
this poor and needy class Of people were the
ones that the Democrats would burthen With
taxation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

krUR SALE.-A very desirable Residence
"A two-ssxy Frame D~eiii.g j. iih ssves rooms
good cellar cistern Lot soXl4o feet, well fenced
containing variety Of fruit situate Bondean-sE
Price 1850 cash. little good.
kEqnite of WIN. FULTON,
ausaA Real Kstat. Agent. 50 Maia-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-04

For S1le. s#,as j
r ~ II In Tayeets essare, corsef q sth and Main
"a strsss., coatalpta9 Story Frsms buld.
isg frontaeus Ndn A.. and tFo story bs3ck DWELL
> Mcguire OF VIM FTtT0w,
ssp25 Real katste Agent.