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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16
Fer sale.

EORTY ACRES of rood farming land,
l. % veil isscsd, ssd n good Of eaitivs
tion, Of good timber land and nice young
chard good frame dwelling house. 91x39 good cbssrn
asd seabls. aissais shest ~ q giln ffon tAs ey.
inquire Of Nm. FULTON.
sp<d Real Estate Agent
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For SALT.
RESIDENCE In one Of the Isost desirable Iocah-
"a ass 10 The Gsy-.Lossf ends, In Bioek %, With
one ssesy Srsms DveaAsQ Hasss, aestssLA9 ssvss
rcs.s, gcM sstsfn. eslIsr. "a vast4y Of ehs Auts
and sth Streets. Ksokuk. lows khsuire Of
WI FULTON,
mch1s-d Real Rstafe Agent.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

eral Constitution that Georgia was, and accord
Consequently Georgia was never out of the Union
believe that the doctrine OF secession is ialacy.
that State can't sccede. and that after Georgia
laid down her arms, and her people submitted
to Federal authority, she is entitled to
her representation in Congress Radicalism is
making this Nation of macontents, and destroy
ing the faith of the people in the justice and sta
bity of Republican Institutions. And it will
require the united cxertiOns Of all good men who
love Country before party to bring the Govern
ment back to Constitutional basis.
We have given the people good ticket. We
hope to see it triumphantly elected. The resou-
tions Of both the State and County Conventions,
are patriotic, and breathe spirit of peace over
the troubled waters.
Democrats and lovers of your Country, rally
TO the rescue, do not have it said that the great
principles which the Party have set forth were
lost by your inexerton. See that every Democrat,
every opponent Of Chinese immigration, every
man who does not wish to see negroes voting and
holding office, every man who don't like the Reg
istry Law, every man who is in favor Of a reduc
tion Of the taxes, see that they all go to the
Polls. And when the sun shall set on the next
4th Of September, let it set on complete and thor
ough Democratic victory.
In conclusion would ask all Democrats and
conservative men, TO labor hard for the whole
ticket. But let no man vote for me who expects
me to use my vote. in favor Of Chinese labor. Ne.
gro suffrage, or Railroad swindles. ForI cannot
represent hisviews. Yours respectfully.
GEO. 4. MASON.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
NUMBER A.

LET US LAueH.-It may be asserted BY
some that the fidelity which accompanies
amusements is not consistent with the dig,
nifty Of man. What do you mean by digni.
tyr | understand dignity to consist in
moderate right use Of every faculty that it
pleases God to put into the making of man.
II God had not meant me to laugh, be would
have made me like an OK or an ass, incapa.
bic Of laughing. In making harp ! would
not put in string that was not to be touch,
ed, to be temptation to the harper; and on
making man, God did not put IN one appe.
tite, or passion, or social attribute, or ele-
ment Of taste, mirth, or reason, or moral
sentiment, that he did not mean should be
used. Indulge in laughter, only let it not
be frivious; let it be something that springs
from your higher nature. Lift up that which
distinguishes your manhood in distinction
from animalsm. If you have mirthfulness.
cousecrate it and employ it for the sake Of
manhood. DO not suppress it. Do not
quench the light which God gave you, with
Which to be guide aud cheer to wayfaring
men.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
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n The contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
,. If subscribers wish their papers discontin,
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IF subscribers neglect or refuse to take
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ainue. ,., with
uut Informing the publisher, and the Parcr is
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
snonsblc. Notice should always be given OF the
removal. -
& The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take a paper from the Office, or removing aud
aeavine il uucalled for, is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
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How RUSSIAN SADLEs ARE CAUoHn-
Provided with pitcher Of water, the hunter
stations himself in tree over the hole lead.
ing to the habiiation Of the animal, and when
the latter comes out, and stands looking
about, the hunter pours some water on The
creatures tail, which almost instantly be.
comes frozen to the ground. The hunter
then desceuds, and with bis knife sashes the
sable's face. The frightened animal strug.
giles to get away, and finally escapes through
the opening made in its countenance by the
hunters knife, leaving its skin in the pos
session Of the hunter, while it returns to ito
hole TO await the growth Of a new skiu.-
Munchausen's Narratives.
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Why HE QUIr.-Thurlow Weed is telling
the people how and why he quit the Radical
company. He sayss I'VE are weary Of
and discusted with the men who have risen
in discordant and disturbed times, TO the
management Of public affairs. 1t was day
of small, cheap men--the sapplings and
hoop-polss Of party-thrown to the surface
in a storm. Our State Conventions were
controlled by secret leagues, whose manipu.
Iators lay around Albany during the winter,
dispensing Offices and debauohiug the Leg
islatore,"
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A new volcano has appeared in the South
Seas, near one Of the Navigator's lslands 1t
is 10 the sea, and was preceded by a violent
earthquake shock or September 5th, 1864
After this dense smoke arose, and then lava,
and Ia the middle of November the smoke
and lava we're still being thrown up in great
quantities.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

Brigham Young, President Of the Latter
Day Saints, reached bis sixty'sixth anniversa
ry on Saturday last. Many Of his friends
and admirers called upon him during the
dav, presenting their compliments and con.
eratulations. So says the Telegraph, srd
instant.
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GEN. Howard estimates that within the
last four years over million negroes pave
"kicked the bucket" Under the o'd 'cg'me'
during the same time, not half that numoer
would have persisted.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

Ninety.seyeu members Of the Massacha-
se,ts Legislature we're absent or lodged the
vote on the Constitutional Amendment in
the Massachusetts, House Of Representatives.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

SHIP BulLp1No IN NEW YoRK.-A dis
patch from New York says: Ship building
|is less active now than ever before. Ex-
|ceptiug the Pacific Mail Company's steamers
at Green Point, nothing is doing. The
ioundries are also idle, having lately dis
charged several hundred workmen The em~
|6arrassments are attributed in great meas
|nre to the disorganized condition OF labor
The Pacific Mail Company are building
|thres steamers, two 10 be called the Ameri'
cen and one the. Japan, to connect the Chi
Ina line With Japan. Each will be three
hundred and sixty five feet in length. Inc
Americans and Japan will probably be
3aunched BY August.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

A Coop IDEA.-We lately noticed in the
advertising columns Of the Gold Hill News
an argument for the election Of certain can
didate for the Office Of Town Marshal. We
think that it would be good idea il it were
the usual custom for candidates to enjoy the
aid of newspapers only through their adver-
tisino columns Oakland News.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

No Room FOR THEM.-1he New York
Tribune informs the thousands OF Republi.
cans in Ohio who are opposed to negro svf-
frage, that they have no business in the Re.
publican party. 1t says:
"Men who hold that none but whites
should vote, may be very well in their place;
but there IS no room for them in the Repub-
lican party. Every one that stays in il keeps
at leas! ten voters out Of it,"
We think, says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
the result of the election in Ohio next fall
will prove that they may have acted upon
the suggestion Of the Tribune, and that after
their departure the Republican party will
have far more room" in their ranks than
they have men TO Gil it!
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

OuR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR Holden, Of
Meudociuo, the nominee Of the Democratic
party for Lieut.. Governor, is a man amply
qualified for the position. Having known
dim personally for number Of years we
can voach for his character as private in
dividual, while bis record as legislator
speaks for itself. Always having the inter-
ssts, not alone Of bis own county, but Of the
entire State at heart, bis vote, particularly
during the last session, was always registered
against all Of the many swindIiug bills that
we're brought up. He has ever been con
servative, Union Democrat, standing square,
y upon the Constitution and insisting upon
| ito strict construction. He will make con-
scisntious, competent officer. The right
man 10 tho right place.-Grass Valley
Telegraph.
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JOB PRINTING

+ Of every variety, executed with ne' tness and
di.ratch, at reasonable rates.
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re- Mr.. Buchanan whose fortune is reck.
oned at 100000, is the richest Of our sur
viving ex.Presidents,
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

TILrERs.-A New York minister has been
preaching about filters. He said be couldn't
lhut bis eyes on the abomination any longer.
gay and dashing member of bis cougrega-
ion said she didn't wear 'em for shut.eyed
people.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

A TloHr RAcE-Tbe Alta Of the 10th
says: The ships Prima Donna and Gov
ernor Morton left New York in company,
1923 days since. At twenty-five minutes
before one o'clock p. NJ, yesterday, the latter
was telegrapbed as being within five miles
Of the Golden Gate. AT exactly 1 o'clock
the Prma Donna was announced as of
this harbor. There were sundry beavy bets
made on this trip, both in the Atlantic
States and in San Francisco. It certainly
must be regarded as one Of the most closely
contested which we have ever chronicled 10
our columns.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

JUDGEMENT OF rAaEs.--At the present
term of District Court in Auburn, Placer
county has obtained judgment against
the Central Pacific Railroad Company for
$l5,49l 25-the amount Of their taxes 10
that county for the year 1866, which the
company peremptorily refused TO pay-and
costs, Sc 1928 SO. A stay Of execution for
fifteen days was granted When the peorla
Of Placer county voted $25o,oOo to the stock
Of this railroad monopoly, the Company
promised that the taxes arising from thu
railroad property in the county would 60 far
toward extinguishing the debt as well as
paying current county expenses. They have
kept their faith by returning their road, for
several years, at only G,0Oo per mile, and
when the Supervisors finally raised their as.
sessment to higher figure, they refused to
pay dollar. and are now fighting the coun-
ty to the end of the law TO escape paying
anything. Generous Companyl Fortunate
Placer, in being possessed Of such an ele.
phan!- Grass Valley Union
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1.-THE State is White"

The above motto is significantly put forth
in eapi,als in the Hartford Times, in referring
ao the late elections, and these three simple
words contain platform of principle within
themselves, "zAe State is WA'te." 1t we
could dvest the whole question now before
tho country Of all extraneous matter and
lust get this simple platform before the reo'
rle "a might hope for deIiverence. For SIX
.,r ..,es,. par,y has been working with all the
fnover ,Sey could command, to blacken, or
,mopprelze the country. The people, most
directly effected, resisted, but unfortunately
|iu resisting set up the issue disunion. Thou
sands who would not have fought to lieger-
izs The country, felt compelled to resist that
effort. That phase Of the question is now
past, but still this party is just as fierce to
carry out i,s amalgsmation ideas as ever, ln-
deed fercer, for they now assume that be
cause large masses Of the northern people
supported them in the war, 20 prevent dis
union, they are equally as earnest in desire
10 niggerize the country.
This We doubt, and. indeed, we feel sure
ii the real question could be put before the
people, "Do you desire this to be white or
q monerel countryi" the result would be an
.over wbe elming verdict for whitc country
Can We not get the issue simpiied TO this'
Let us lift the Democratic party out OF ilf
odd ruts, as seems to have been the case in
Connecticut, and combine all who want a
White country on one side, and all who
want Mongrel country, like Mexico, on the
.o.her. The White party would sweep into
mower like q wbirlwind.-Doy Book.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

VERY GooD.-A Democratic paper says:
Foruey might work up a heavy Southern
outrage tragedy out Of the fact that negro
(samstsr was struck by lightning near Co.
umbia, 8. c., few days since"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

EFFICACY OF ONloNs.-A writer says:
1--WE are troubled often with severe coughs,
the result Of colds Of long standing, which
may turn 10 consumption or premature
death. Hard coughs cause sleepless nights
by constant irritation OF the throat, and
strong effort to throw off offensive matter
from the lungs. The remedy | propose bas
been tried by me, with good result, which
is simply to take into the stomach before
retiring for the night piece Of raw onion.
after chewing. The escuent in an uucooked
state is very healing, and collects the water
from the luugs and throat, causing immediate
relief 10 the patient"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

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For six months, ...'.'''''''''''''':1 S0 So
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mates of Advertisin
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Liberal DEDUCTIONS made to monthlyor yearly
advertisers. r:..ou.;ons rn,st IN m,rkcd IN
A.. nSretriscment, otherwiscit WILDE continued
until forbidden.
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TERMS:
,...,. IN Gold and Silvcr-Invoriobly in Ad-
E"" vance.
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proot-iscading.


Al printers apl editors, says the ST.
Louis Dispatch, will appreciate the re
marks of the Ns~ ! orl Watchman on
this subject a.psrt Qf which we insert
IL s;he readers ,df E-&spapcrs under
stood one half the N7lculties in pro
curing accuracy, instea Of wondering
and scoi,lins. as pYisfitatos, they would
Ac urIlised NJ sI-is& ,aJ, A1t many
more. 10" Er~ esre e.aAs - Neei.seHls.
services OF q Fr'"'.r rsreEss-ff-epie
OF the mos; .'.. q AGENTS IN the
production ol d" arg. t''a'ufe' Ill u
the one of "h"AA ~ f'' 'c' s'eni' "
think hisIs la' II IS '''i'nN''''' =, al
the employment "22DlS iie''' H''
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years Of blamplcss living and no one
notices or thanks him; but, an error, a
mistake, slip wiiiattract To him t''e
attention of censurc. None but God
knows what struggles, what rJreIuln2ss,
what wachIulncs2,, hove Fean noresso'
~ to secure .hc pr n - OwWcl ha5
marked his coursefur tr6rs5 nor VIA.
circumstances 8, trial crcateu lhe weak
ness which caused him to let 90 his lpId
for u amoment. ,"God is not unmind-
full" is the blessed assurance of Holy
Scripture. Let us take the proof OF
the last year, and correct for the new
edition Of the next, Let us be f"pIlllul
and .forbearing towards the faults OF
others. g1.
whats done we partly may compute,
But know not what's resisted"
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5 a,a .. rcnnessec-I'raullin County
Lewis Metcalfc admir-, etc, o,r 7J'.
The heirs and creditors of j. W. Carter.
deceased. '"
Lewis Mctcalfc. administrator OIL. W.
Carter, decd. having, filed, ,hs bill in the
Cllanccry Court. al Winchester. Tenn. sug-
gc~ting the Insolvency Of said estate, and
asking leave to have the same settled up
in this Court. ...'
IT. is tAcrciore ordered that all persons
5aTihg claims against said deccdant are
l'ritrGby notified to exhibit their demands,
ihnl make themselves parties TO s;Lid suit,
uiud lie the same wi1h the Clerk and Mas
.ygr, duly authenticated, on or before the
~ daE of January. lsGS. or the same will
! Ne forever barred, Witness my hand. at
Office. the 18th Of July. 1867. ..-
I.r -I9, H. L, ESTILL, c. & NJ.
iuI25s3m .".'|2 7'.'
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Hanging mackera to your coat
tail and imagining yourself whale,
constitutes Goldfish aristocracy.
.Tn oDeniand Long credit, eSemp,
tions t>om taxation, kat ~ false calves and
gin cocktails. .,"l .o,..,,p' .. ..,
Dear--A pretty wiles her ',lovc of a
bonnet good whislley and piety, 20 Sd.
Chcap-Good advice, lip salvc ami
promises. %. .....'.', .....
Generally Obseryal--l'iIting skirts,
waterfalls and olaer gopptr ; business
What Kind Of extract do ladies' prefer
their ice cream favored with? Wan-
lila of course. 'r.'..-'
Ifyon doubt whether to kiss pretty
Girl, give her the Dengdt Of iAr douDl
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State of Tcnntssee-F franklin County.
Gillie l.. Maynard, ..... old.
, yi Tvs --
Margaret T.. Maynard. ct. als.
ON motion of complainants. and it ap-
pcaring to The Clerk a Master. from the
bill which ia sworn to, that the defendant
Margaret l.. Maynard, j.. non-resident Of
the Sfate OF TENNESSEE, 80 that the ordina-
ry process ofthe law cannot be served up
OH her. - rEu' .... .-..
, 1t /. therefore ,Orlcrelby the Court that
publication bc made for iuur weeks in the
Home Journal,,a newspaper published in
the tnwn OF Winchester, requiring said
non-resident defendant TO appear ON or be
fore the first Monday in August next. and
plead answer or dcmur 10 the bill. or the
same will betaken for conIcsscdaud set for
hearing eX parte as to her. .t'
g." Hot. EoTIIL, c. & II.
julyll-iw 4 30 ..a
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o COltRESPONDENTS.

No notice can he taken Of Anonymous Commpnica
tions. Whatever Is intended for insertion IN
Tue Home Journal, must be authenticated by
tho name and address of the writer-not nec-
e,s.rily for publication but as 4 guarantee for
good faith and responsibility. ..f...
~. y,rMcss letters for this oncc should be ad.
1lo-sed TO "The Home Journal Winchester.
Al aY1unmications for publication must he writ.
ten IN one side of the page, and with all other
rua,tc,s connected with the editorial depart
mc Il, should be addressed; Editor of The Home
ToarnuI Winchester, Tenn, .' ~
WV a not, rs rule, undertake 10 r6t,sin articles
r,, .Ound suitable Tor publications. yNl.ui1
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State of Tennessee, Franklin County.
Joshua Blbb, ct. als,, .p+t.. j.gis-I ,f
Christian Smith. ct. ais.
Upon motion .nnd it appearingto to the
G. a M. iIQnrthe hill fled. which is sworn
to. that the names and RESIDENCES OF the
defendants, the children OF Peggy Dodd,
dec'd, IRE unknown 1t is therefore or
dercd NATURALIZATION be niadc for -four
consecutive weeks in the lione' journal
rcquiripa. said leiypdantst to appear before
the CltrR and Master of the Chanlqry
Court of!WinclfataE OTenn.. On 0" "btl9re
the iirsuAonday y'otseRrtember next. and
plead answer or9dt,nuro to- complalnants
lltilt. or the same MIL be taken for contcs-
$ Il and set tor hearing cX parte rs to them
H" ,""' II. r. ,ESIlLL. c. q VI.
July2j 4tF 1'H lJnhNN
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InSOiyent Notice.


Having suggested TO the Clerk of the
County Court Of Franklin county, Tenn,
tte Insolvency ofthc estate Of ,ioci Van
zaut, deceased. all person. owing said cs-
tate are notified iopay up Immediately,
and those having claims against IL must
present them, dulI authenticated. on or be-
fore the lsC Of Seprem ber next. or they will
be forever barred.
ISAAC VAEZANT, Ad'mr.
: rnaySo-3m ..
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indi-cretion, will,
for the sake OF suffering humanity. send
free to all who need il. the recipe and di-
rections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience. eau
do so by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OCDEr, e Cedsr -. New YORK.
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State of TcnG,ss Franklin County,
VI. c. Element, admir-. etc.. "a
.Lprcllc Platte spencer e. .. 1t-. 49,
ON naLiyn, of romplainants. and it APP
prarinJt The ,Litpb 4, Master from the
b;liwnitlii. ,W11rl.t 20. that the Defendant.
L0reiis PlAtt spencer, il a nonresident OF
-flIe state Oft TeHncs see. 50 that the ordina-
ry process OF law cannot be served upon
MIN. ...t..i.,. u. II
=, 1t Is therefore ordered that publication
BE in;idfc for four con psectitvr weeks In the
Home Journal, ~ newspaper pabiishedin IN
tie town of cW inchesler. requiring said
10 9.frrsiilent defendant to appear !bpiore
4. Y Mister on or. besJre the b. NJ
.n:s Firsn'Montlay' of .Augtrst
iliiSr.. and plead. answer or 'deni'ii to said
bill. or u .F.Jic vii e taken for. conles--
set MI -.tt tor hearing *. parte as "a,
n II. X. Est Ill, C..&, NJ. Z,
-a..--.-~i f-lGs H.-a l,'
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whats done we partly may compute,
But know not what's resisted