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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
IOWA STATE
INSURANCE COMP'Y,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
fNcORPORATED, IssS.
Office Nos Q Estes House,
Second Elooe,
ooRNRR WITH AND MAIN STREET,

pIRKOrORS-B HamilI, Wholesale Grocer; n. D,
Woodward, Dry aoodn II G. Love Pres'tlstNat Bank;
A. Brown, Commission Merchant; II. Tucker; A. L. Con-
nable Pork Packer g. 3. Carey Queensware Merchant;
Chs. H1bbell; A. " Leopold, sadler Z. Manning, Keo-
sanQua; Isaiah Meek Bonaparts; g. Richards, Bentous.
port; R. n. Bower, Wholesale Grocer.
SMITH HAMtLI,, President: II. D. WOODWARD Vice
President; SAMUEL u. CARRY, Treasurer; HOWARD
TUCK ER Secretary. aep20-dlys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

All Trains run directly throash to New York.
a14eO NILES WITHOUT oKAsos o. CoAoHss. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

From and amer AUGUST 2sth, 1857 Trains viii leave
FRo i1'1 DuSK Hns K AND s1LA.AHcA-
By New York time fro n Union Depoa:
100 A. n. E1Yrsss HAIL, from DunkIrk, (eun.
! days -leeut.dj- stops II salaDaDca peeos m
| end connects = II fusllsvilie ard Con uins With
the 500 =. m Expses. Mail ron Bunsio. and Ar
9s3B n. Lightning Express, from saa-
manca, teuuda,s excepted. stops at Horuelis-
u + .9. sase ' .ns , Inn NJ. - rs1s
..ls s:~ ro.n s.sa.. n.,...., g.
ca stss m; oi-an 1856 p m tsnpE urpers 80
tsafp .ad .rriv s,n New York At II 50 ?.
M connecting with Afternoon Tratps and steam
To- Bo~ d and New England Citias.
ESQ N OincinnAei Express, from DIM
nish t-us,@ys rxcspsed sop. ., ssismssta q
n;55 P, N, nd conn.cts - Hornelisytlle With
/ ths ilnnP.M Trsin from Ban4ia, arrivinsin View
York Ut 32b z. NJ. -
pot cor Exeh.nss N MICHIGAN stre.h
40 A. m. Rev York Day Express, tsun-
days sxceptei) s;op. At Horue,svine t;os M,
iEkne susqnebAnns 2:i7 p. M. (D es Turner's
1855 m, tsap J sod arrive In New York 1890 p.
m Connects at Great Beud with Delaware, Lsck-
awanna Western Railroad, and At Jersey City
with Midnight Express r, ain OF New Je-se Rail-
road FIR phfiadA phia ,aittr ore and washiuvt N.
500 A. Express Mail, via Avon and lIor-
YORK at a. Gonpects at Elmira With htrth-
cru entral RAILWAY for Harrisburg, Philsdelphis,
Baltimore. W ashtnR ton Hnd points hputhf
2.2O p. u. Lightning Express, (Sundays ex-
cersed} Stop at HorBelsyt lie a:2s p, m. Sup. J.
and arrives in New York 700 a. Connects at
Jersey City With Morning Express Train ofNev
Ier ey Rsir al baltimore and Washington,
sud Il law York with Morn Express Train Tor
Bestan aud New Euglsni c It's
sslO N. New York Night Express,
DAtfY st rs at po tag 1855 D. IN. sup.) intor.
s-ctny at Horneilsyilis with the 4:i5 o m Trat
from Dunkrk. and arrive In New York At 1880
lIaO p. NJ. Cincinnati Expire -, {supdays
excepted Stops at susqueh pns 1880 m fBkfte
Turner'S Lilo D. m, (Din.l. and arrives In New
York at 325 N. Connects ut klmira with
Northern Central Railway for HARRISBURG PhiIA
dephia Baltimore, Washington aud points snuth,
at Great Bind with DELAWARE barkawanns 1
We.ter Railroad for Scranton. Trenton and Phil
adelpha and at Nav York with AfernoA Trains
ard steamers for Boston and Ssw England Cities
DULY One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 D. m and reaching New York at 1870 .. N,
Bosros AND SHw ENGLAND PARsEsathH, with their
Baggage are traEsf rred FREE or charge in New York
A1-To pleasure travellers tn, line or the Erie Railway
presents Of interest Passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Cbenung, Susquehanna Dela-
ware and Ramspo rivers changing panorama Of
OF natures beautiss commando attention.
#
Tau nnr vRSfrLarEp AND Moss LsxrE1oUs eLHHP-
i've CoAcH.s A7lN THE WORLD - accompa-
ny all night trains ON this railway.
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sUNHIs Company being . HaMn INSURANCE. COM
] PANY, conmend- It particularly 70 the cttiseup o
Iowa. Insurance made on Building, ofail kinds, Fur
piture, ate Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
Goods and Merchandise 10 store transit whetha
by DC ssn, Lake, River, Rail or Wagon,
Insurance taken at the favorable rates. and les
- promptly adjusted.
DKRECTORa
B. ,. BOWER, orr. p. Bower 4 Co.
VIM PATTERSON, OF Patterson Tfmbermsn'
EDWARD KJLB0uRNA, Lessee K. Mt. P. 1 II, n h.
9 PECK, afGady Peck,
JAS. N. 1HELLSY, Late Of Coz 4 shelley.
A. L. CnNNABLH or Connable 4 emyth.
Il. LOvR, Pres't First National Bank,
WIN. A. BROwNRLL, or Brownell Bro.
SMITH HAMILL, OfS. Hamill L 90.
OFFICERS
r ? BOWER, President l. J ADAMS, Secretary
SHELLEY, Vice Pres't II X LOW, Treasurer.
sprl-d r. II GILMORE. Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

11To pleasure travellers tn. line OF the Eric Railway
presents OF interest Passing through tho
beautiful valleys Of the Chenune, susquehanna Dela
ware and Ramspo rivers, changing panorama Of
OF natures beauties commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15

Tsv asr vKSrnArxp AND Mose Lsxrn1oUs SLEEP
q CoAoHss A7-IN THE WORLD-k - accompa-
: ali night trains ON this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-15
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, JournaIs, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable l. receiv
ANYTHING In our line 70 be procured in the American
or foerign markets. furnished At short notice. and 1t
manufacturer or importer prices.
Baysts csniug 70 the city WI do will % exanius this
ock before s~leoting and fecsved through the
naA Wi recsivs No oarefl attention Of experienced
derkss 81 %5
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grades fer sale low TO the Wholea ale and Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all Sizes mill prices.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

A OsrAr HorsG.-Resssls 1 Son ars
going to give up the Dslsvan house q Alba
ny 10 the Lslands, only . conduct
ID ger and mach more extensive sstablish>
ment in that city. Platt, Kidd 4 Co., u
Albany, have purchased for $l47.000 land
on which they will erect q $4,000, six
story, marble front hotel and opera house
combined, which has been leased TO the
Roesseles for 800, 900 per year. The hotel
will be commenced about The LIST Of June
and flashed as soon as possible. II will b
double the size Of the Dslevan and contain
more rooms than any hotel in America.
Its site includes that Of Gov. Fenton's pres
ent residence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

General Grant keeps a stud off dozen
horses, and has lately given two Of his fl
nest roadstsrs to IN intimate friend.
The Danish government has offered the
United States government the island OF St.
Thomas for five, millions in gold.
Burlington has thirty three st>am engines
running in her various manufacturing and
other establishment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

THERE il an ancient Indian engaged IN
catching muskrats, the skins Of which ne
sells in Windsor, Canada. His name y
Mon o>mo ne; he is shout ninety years old,
and says he was with Tecumseh during his
battles, and was at Fort Maekinaw when II
WAS taken by the British.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Tss Warrington Ohrosiele says Commits.
siosse Wilson hes just Transmitted to the
Governor Of Iowa . certified transcript Of
Indemnity lands, embracing 1916 acres, ss>
lscted BY the agent Of the State Of Iowa,
and being in fall sati sfAction for the grants
Of the Des Moines river improvements, made
by An act Of Congress. August .. 1876. joint
resolution of the I'd Of March, 1851, and BY
an act Of July IL. 1862.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

A NEw YoRk stage driver recently quar>
relied with his wife and left her.. She there.
upon gave information to the police that last
September he coniiscated u 600 package
of jewtlry dropped by a passenger in his
stage, and the property has been recovered
of n diamond broker.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Mn. MARTIN LEONARD. Of Pittsford. Ven
mont, from eight hens raised last year forty.
Ave chickens, sold seven hundred and ten
dozen eggs fer el61, besides using one hun
dred and ten dozen in his family. Nj. L.
says his hens are greater source Of psofis
10 him than bic sheep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

ArDmox vas not ready tslkss. A lady
once rallied him On his bsekwardness 10
this respect. "Msdan," sid the essay III,
II don't carry small change about with Des
but caa draw on my banker for . thsosand
pounds We don't see but he talked well
enough then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Ir is related that when Emms, Queen u
the Sandwich Islands, visited Dool'n Casus,
during her recent tour in ufess briss'n: w
Losd Lieutenant ordered the leads! q sne
rerimen1aI bepS 70 play ths Haesiias ma
tissel ~ ~nsn he 1t once struck ~ wtth
~ 81 stirring etsains q "Heksy-pekey
Winkey wang, Kteg Of The Caoni6aI Is-
lands."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
NElMb0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT

NELMD0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEIU
II ecstsis cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER k!DN.!s enAvE Gd.l paGssy.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
anu ~ ' '' URINARY ORGANS.
~nes0e< e1'''ins MALE OR FEN ALE.
from whatever cause orisinatias and % natter Of
49, HOW LON0 STANDING.
Diesascs these organs require the nee ole dasce
Ifno tfsstment 10 ssnaitssd 70: Ccsssaesioe Of
Insanity nay snsus. Oar Fle.e eno 0sooe re sup
ported iron these sources. end ~
HEALTH Aup HAPPINESS.
.h.s Of rostssiy. dspsads upon prompt as' Of ~
HRiiaDoLDs HxTRACT BUOnu.
EsssAiisAsd sDwasss sfis yssss. Dsspassd b.
n. r. HDk0DOLD.
D1uoomz.
AAaeANg l010seA l6lH ossee, C. 49,. d
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TAie great neaDsaas esssA Ds. J. n. seAeseA ~
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60 .ss = =. !: I: '.s;':: y s:.:,
aeaesd - - - t1ls sl0plo Oas pswssil so0.dy.
1slsGln - resaseee I. svey 80 -, - =
s:;r : = S s:sy = ss;s q S. is e =
wAGAS . ases lAsa tvo hssllsA Pe..es.
60 . .sssvssy. = - dsvsasa - eaacsa -
sesss vHisA IS sssaiV esa0Heaisd vitA H. - SAs
susss sasss's e - nssassss 1e,' - y'y 8,
WHY. vhes . - laees eeaeossss 81 lsais.es.
s ::s 3, g e., 8: s 1880: 20 Il
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0OR are re-
Ratnec BY HsLnnolps EXTRACT BUonu. tt5d0w1y
BRANDRKrHS P1LLS.-These Pills are cafe and
sure. They are prepared BY process which secures
all the best qualities d the herbs OF which they are
composed. without any Of their bad. They benefit in
all cases, and do harm in meme.
See B. Brandrsth IL m white letters on the Cove
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

An old cslsrsd preacher anu schsol.tacA.
e. In Columbus. Georgia, wss asked ths
other day. what party he belonged to new
Like man and . brother" he replied |:
Don't b'long 70 no party. ear; loves oil
coed peoples jes aliks, sad pssys tee ~ jsa
alike, "Tben," said the inquired, "yeu ar
philanthrop,stf' mo, sai. isn't lst dat
l isn't-I'ss Baptist, sab, Baptis."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

II 10 ~ wish 10 say aaythiae againse
the individual IN question, sid quiet old
man, 'but wseld remark, il The language
Of the peet, that to him truth 10 stranger
than hclion."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

A terrier dog was seized for debt and sold
u auction in Hittsburg. Virginia, % the
81 instant, for 423 The oilosr executing
the process required an indemifying bond
froa the crsditsr before he would consent
to 20 unusual;;a seizure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

The Londsn Eoonsmist thus cenverses
about the purchase Of British America By
she United States:
THE possession Of Russian America does
not constitute q new inducsment fer the
Union 10 conquer Canada, but il does offer
new inducement 20 Americans 10 tempt
Canada into annexation. T, be masters Of
q continent is very taking ambition, and,
with Canada 10 the Union, and Russian
America purchased, the Americans would
be masters Of a continent, direct masters
from the Rio Grande TO the pole, aud indi.
rect masters from the lsthmus TO the straits
Of Kamscha.ka. We can easily Imagine
that the purchase may increase the banker
ing, just as the purchase Of an outly ing
farm by great proprietor increases his
hank sring TO Join u on to the body Of his
estate. And ~ can imagine too. that The
possession may dininish Canadian rslus
tanss TO enter the Unisn. Men are greatly
0ovsd BY thsis imaginatioss, and 10 s. part
propsistoss Of . continent, TO feel them.
selves seated forever On two great ocesns,
finally beyeo1 the reach o. possibility OF q.
tack, OF menace, or intrigue, is !. prospect
which would move any mar. which would
speedily move men who. ike the Canadi-
ans and Americans, lave been trained By
circus sOasces % eonnect the ideas Of big
ness and Of grandeur. To live under the
idea that neighbonng State Of almost ir>
rssistibls power intends TO ANNEX you in
the end, 10 very trying to politicians, as the
people Of Belgium know. and among them
many may b. tempted, like many among the
Bslglans,to end the irritation by joining that
State, instead Of waiting in suspicious
preparation until the junction is effected
without their consent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

A Succsss.-A country ftissd s.ys ths
painting on his front door y seee0S1e ~.
and his steps to resemble gsaaits, 10 sue
csss. Everybody zee atSnes that IL ID I'm
itatiou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
COltOn'a Select FlavCrs

COAUOO70 S0k6CU EI0vCES
OF THE
CHOICE FRUITS & SPICES,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Flavsrs os theis delicious Flavors
wish the best and those who wish to seooomise seek
then Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 sosght By
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor 10 It's Purity,
livery unlike the many Vanilla Extracts II market)
RxGov JAMS Y. Snrn. o. PsovnKacY, R. l., sArs:
Ny wife prooountes them superior to any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
Ex-Gov. wv. A. ROCKINGHAM. OF CoHNEcfIouT, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very hnc
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb,) the well known
author OF Springfield, Mass. says: They arc the
Standard in all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such q list OF References is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. W COTTON. Proprietor u
Coltons Toilet Article No. 3. to Heal and Beautfy
the Skin. Sold by Harrison & stasks. and Forks &
chicago wholesale Agents. FULLER. FINCH
FULLER ~ Market street, for ali Colton'e Prepare
tions: Sept 2S-dly.
ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF beth sexes. use AELMR0f D'e ExfRACT BuCHU.
will give brisk and energetic feelings, end enable
yon TO sleep well. lfehS-dkw1y
LADIES can receive box Of Dr.. velpau's Pills y
NAIL sealed fssa the eyes Of the public by enclosing
sos dollar and six postage stamps - II. w. MA
CONBER, Albany.N.Y
TAXI no MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
eA1E R4nRDI8o for unpleasant and 1anose0oo
eleeasse Uee NslnsoaD's Exs.Acf Dgsu AID In
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

WnsAr SmrPss EAsfwAsD Snon Gall
voaxrA.--It IL one Of the anomalies d trad
this year that wheat has been shipped In
large quantities from San Francisco to New
York aad Liverpool. On the goth u March
there were In the nrsl named pert fifteen
vessels under contract 10 transport in the
aggregate. twsaty tons Of wheat. to New
York and other points. The San FFancisee
Bulletin says that from November 10th.
1866, 10 March 10, 1867. nearly seventy
thousand barrels Of -four found its gay By
steamship and rail across the Isth,nus, 10
the New York market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Ntxs thoasanad dollars premisn 4 oa.e,d
sron1hs bsslr Aseioas g. 'shs lniasis S,ats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
q u Z - -
lGAOluo DuslnESe WoUSes
IN C,nlrCA0O

lGADlna DuslnEss uoUses
In CHICAGO.
Oags anA Dagglmg.
NOYn z brown, (Dcast sf1s.ts ~ vsssssy)
meets asa SAess.
CM. AKNDRKsON 3 CO., 9, g, lAhes.
EAR1O. EAli1 . GOES = % wshaaA Avv.
PHktrS, DODGE D co. so lake ~
sAUNDkA. BNUTHKR = CO.'S Lnks d.
Caacslllng osanp-.(Decor's Patiently.
Best md cheapest Self iistcr used no
n type-srtting ncedcd. Three wheels
II carry dates Tor twelve y~sn, and a
ChiM cxn regulate n. Only o1O.M.
@1Ao Agents wanted Address,
A Us. sEAvERNs.
sSD II Dearborn NJ.
CarrssSng. On. calm Goods 4 Dsadins.
AI.l.EN 4 NACkkY bryan Hall, ~ kcssh Clark
Carriages, s"sfa<.' E.pr'- wsse.''
CoAN & TEN BRoEKE ~ 4 - Randolph d.,
Observation-Disclosures ii STATE ! TwslnA -
os ssim'i SssasT 'ss g I Sss Va. s,
G,As RIoE Gp' z: sa sc1 w Xs, St
iHWTssN. HR;,S i MARI ~isi sorsh ws.e. St
CARROLL. BRATTlE a CO -X ClhamlDss Of
Commerce.
ChUa ana sssaA VAR.
BOW ~. NIL III. y ~ : :, T,..Vsss,S r.
Dry Goods.
HUNT BARBOUR \ HAAS, 8, 4 LAKE -
BOWEN, WHITMAN a WINS1OW --Succeasess
TO fowvn Bros. a,s" Nosi,n~ and wcolsas) ".
IL ~ y Mas".'rn -. a, a. p.,a,,-As.
: n iicKsoS d %, IN 4 a Wabash Xvcnue.
yet. VyorL y, ~. t;nse.. lsrs~aAeme.
rnrinr. Roiler~. Saw and Flonr Mill., Mining
Nsrhtuery. etc. send tor Circular.
Ears, rr-lghs 4 cry Truck Wagons.
s = n.r.' -, ,o', ~ .. -. ~. sC~.~..
vS"s..i Mora.
49, ,...,-,v,, !. -. r~,x- 60, "a.
siann '
Rsve anA 1Sarkuar Pro"S Hesses
J. ~ TEa n II !LIil., 'ders Fa'r"' sa'a
Groceries.
cmiiD s SRiGases Successor. to Willard 4
EWING, BRIGGS 4 Co.'S south wssss ".
Glass Manufacturers.
ssS so"'h wac, =.
:::.:.. any. ;:;;::; s;::::. ....
hICkLEs. PRESTON GO -asa Lake -.
Iron, Heavy l.ardyvar. ana wass.
ur, r,un,pr s'"rA' 80 90
9 i ! S;;ows : 60 SO ~. = :, . ~
'SAe ~
~.rc, eWe'ry.
airs mo 40, iiua .Sh 80 ~ o,rrs e,
and Brass Co !, Ia Lake ii. : - -
Ksessene OIL, Lan,ps 4 cl..varr.
I..ss : :. ana s. ~ . sa -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
Tns Chicago Tribune gives some smuse>

Tns Chicago Tribune gives some amuse-
ment notices from the fprospective) Sitka
Daily Muslrdt, Of which the following is
specimen:
The Hsn!on Brothers opened their
unique entertainment last evening 70 On au
disncs composed Of the elite Of cur popula-
ton. Their performances on the Arctic
Circle, and balancing on the extremity Of
the North Pole. we're very graceful and
BEAUTIFUL. Showers Of talloW candles were
thrown upon the stage, and the daring attn
lsses retired amid thundsrs Of applause. We
are requested 10 ansounce that their agent
has osds asrangsosots 10 illuoinsts the
Ice Palace With the Aurora Borsalis to-nor-
rev evening""
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
DIR. BlEel0w,

IL the only Physician. as Specialist,
g. J J
new IN Chicago that can - entirely
- relied upon. Go TO Hin. and net sui.
~ Ser that horrible disease 70 reBain II
youa systc1, aisaGuring your face
and body, besides destroying yous
Aappineee and future psOspeete OF life
\ He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
aad NERVOUS DEBILITY hie study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
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CANVASS OF THg UNION
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strike terror into the breasts Of those who
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

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The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-28

APPOINTMENT OF A. X. LowERy.-The appoint.
ment of this gentlemen to the position of Register
OF the Marysville Land Ofice. does not seem TO be
acceptable to the appeal. Possibly tits owing to the
fact that the man removed from that position was
the business manager of that paper. Undoubtedly
the person removed was a good Union man; and we
also learn from residents both in Marysville and
Oroville, and men of both political parties, that
Mr.. Lowery is a good man foI the position. That
being the case, we hope his appointment may be
confirmed we could always ill official positions
with good true men-uen "honest capable and
flithful,' We opine that the country would be as
safe, as if the offices were monopilized by strict
party infiuenee-and should be ceRsent 10 hear pol
iticians howl. if they chose as furousy as has the
southeast storm Of the past week.