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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14

from .ua .fser APRIL aeth. 1907, Trains WIN Issva
il competitor WITH ali western line. ~ tcl1wc;<
RROnI DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA-
..sBEs1IaH4u16oh4 ni4ys:
100 A. -. kxpress HAIL, fror DuI ILL., ssnn
DAYS 81 certcdl. Stops II SALAMANCA lV-oo .. ri
snd connects Il HcrnellsyiIle and Corning Nth
The 500 4 m Kxpress Mail from Buffalo, and IS
.a. NJ s.s ss 1sss !. Express, from III.
wv oSis..i ' IRs.:.:.ssiss I'm IL u
Train hos Sahsi0' and arrives IN NEW -
4.,s = ~ = : View York HisAt r .pres., nom
Dunkirk (ssndays sxesptsd) ssops a ssi.aaa !. 9.
r. rM.sx 81 nj seii |. rs w. s !. . Nd
= connsctinr with Afternoon Trains and etsdA'
en- for Boston and Nov England Cities.
r.o = s.E e.. :,, tin: i''. p.
Las 4. II. sew IerE Day Exprsss &c, go
essf.E s.saa.h.nn. III ?. M. lb.es Turner's
us p-m-laap-A md arrive n New YORK IVY 2
m Connects Il Crest Bend With Delaware. Lex si.
r,.h M;srirnt Express n ain Of New Jerses Hail
I'D far philsds phis, Balttn ore spd washinatsy,
$50 HsRssss;; 1921 = M ' IN New New
. MI x.ss q ANN y a's, r m kis
s,sI%IsgFis .i; ssss ~ ~: ,sss
spsda SIP: :. aosns!l:,i l. rs ;; n ;ss, \
Jersey kifitsd ~ sANfA&A aA&i W9sMgton,
And i New York with Morning Express Train Tor
nos,or and New England Cities. Ill
go p. M. New York Might Exprs~s
pEY 81 7. :, rS ssgs sss 3 r , = ~ T.sr
rem Dankirk, and arrive in New York q is;so
11s5P. n. c,.einaasi Enpr.ss, tssos.y.
excepted) etops ~ susqueh anna ~ = n. lB s
=: sff & ss f',sss .ss NV III
II sN&6 fsten II ast.as Is He4lssf& Phil.
Nh frskt BsnS MI DelS4arr.s A.Aeks~hdns
Wesser Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
.deIph,a. and At New York with Afternoon Trains
Ard 5tesmers for Boston and Nsw England cafes.
Only One Train East fss Sunday leaving beuaio al
$40 D. n, aud reaching Ssw- York at l2'p p. M
pos,or AND NV KSoL.sD PsssEeslEs, with their
R.saga are transit rred free Of charge IN New York
: 4rrsyksaure ~ z tas n NV. .a
beautiful va e,s Il the Chewnng, susqaehanpa, Dtia
ware and Ramspo rivers an ever ohansing
~ uattre's beautifs commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14

YnE FlRsT MAx.-There must have been
some curious specimens of Scottish hume.
brought ont at the examinations or catechi.
zings By ministers OF the flock before the ad.
ministration of the communion. Thus, with
reference to human nature before the fall, q
man was asked 80
What kind Of man was Adam ~
.Ou, just like ither folk"
The minister insisted on having a more
special description of the first, and pressed
for more explanation.
~ eel,sa ssil the tcatecpumer, The was
just like Joe Simpson, the horse copper"
.How so? p asked the ninister.
"Weel, naebodY got anything by him, and
mony lest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14

.SEm ~
V1n06 40 VI . VI $500
- SsS 5Ss r. ~ - $1,000
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= .s.sa "A ..,s 1Is .sss = ~ Ss7a T. fart
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doea moi ~ lis eanioee, ~. e-.icxtSr
s. him Is 80 Ensl; -. RI Iieial fS2 ~.
$ NOT ~ ssegy;ce. 11ree1 - FS.Sss.
: men ana 0Sfn ~ ~ ~ m M 4 & gsss.
10 hAs,nnatar k;msr3f es~~ -. 49, ~
meanwhile there 4 Tia S,,N,.s,s$ ~, S.s "a.
the Vurk. Aha hath =. ,.fr,.i r.s.s 49, 80 ~
.obeys .hs one aud does ~. an, ~ 80
sontns 6defitv. Een,rh cle.k.- "a 80 80 -
and eseuss. md a, slnvss ssrssSSis ~ s n
ply the be Il IA the voyfd q s,,,s.c.ch h.
EngIishmen, and riyaled al. s. G-,msns n
Nhe very heat lind !. ,Th.t s;ssl. cs.,1E,a a ~
4 capseits q ohed,secn ,islauus l,ecosh ~ oHss
dent. en.Ootlfs I'M rsAtf 81 Ayarv scotch mar
in The berinfiiIlel ~; osYf life. aud he sams tenn
permanent makes itself manifest in other and
higher departments OF work. ,4g e,
Of all people they have aivavs sncteeded
best ID France, because tkearh thev ado -
change or lose their national chs;A etst4sfic.
they do lust what the Eurlikh viii nj = ihev
accept France. They 'eoneeouentlv. ~ he
writer coatiAues, ssnever excite the hatred
which attaches to Euslishmop abrnaA. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14

TER pssr VENTILATED eyp Mosr u xr kIous sLrSP-
RIA Co.cars RriN THE WORLD-ea accompa-
NV ali night trains this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14
Disfinguished Honor Conferred Upon q
Mtlwauhee nn. ~
From the Milwaukee Sentinell

lm1iWAuuee6ns
From the Milwaukee sentineL]
A short time since Mr.. Henry Kroeger, Of
this city, was presented by his wife with a
handsome, bouncing boy. Mr.. X, being an
ardent admirer of Count Bismark. wrote TO
that distinguished parsonage, requesting that
he stand rs godfather to his latest born. Up
to yesterday nothing was heard from the lets
ter, but then the pos. brought Aletter from
the Count. with his autograph signature, .ac>
eeding 70 Mr.. .krpeger's request. and . short
time Afterwards the express brought pack
age containing handsome silver spoon, or.
namented with the coat of arms of the BIS
mark family, and engraved with the name
4" Bismark kroegern The CHILD was at once
christened with wine after the distinguished
captain Of the age, and his health drank in
many flowing bumper.
The following is copy of the letter:
Berlin, June 90, 1861.
Henry kroegcr. Esq, Milwaukee, State Of Wis
consip, Uniesd States Of Amsrica.
II herewith acknowledge the receipt Of
your favorn which you make of me the fiat.
tering request to become godfather of your
youngest SON. lately born. beg leave to in
form you tina, | accept your offer with the
most profound pleasure. | have forwarded
this day. by Wells, Fargo i Co. 8 express, to
your address, one silver spoon as present
for the young American citizen Bismark, and
hope the present will come safe to hand.
t'hy the way, understand from the Amer
lean Consul here, who seems to know you
well, that you keep lager beer saloon at
your place. | only have to say in this cor
nection, conquer America through lager
beer. | shall conquer the south Of Germany
as well as have conquered the north, if not
through lager beer shall do it by other
means.
"With many kisses TO my little godchld, I
am yours affeetionately, s
(Seal 'sVoSs B4sSARK.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-14
Dr.J. w. Poland's
The White Pine Compound Cure
The White Pine Compound.

at early In the spring AZ "a that this compound
was originated. member OF my hmily Nss aHicttu
with irritation of the throat, attended WIN aisa-
gre able cough had for some months previous thoneht
that prepar haypg iof IT, sss tbs tnside lara
white pine might be ompounoed TO be very useful
diseases the thu cat and lungs. To test the value
Of IL In the alluded TO- compounded small gpaD-
tty Of the edIcne th Rad been planning, and gave
1t in tesponfui, deses. The result We sreeedissiy
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed, tho g subsied and speedy ours wac
effected. soon after this sent some TO sdy IN Ian
donderry, N. who had been suffering Tor .ope weeks
from bad cough. accustomed by sudden cold, and hsd
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steiy HswAs highly pleased With the results aba
the public that he fnAy persuaded me 10 give
name, shd send abroad to beheht the suffering. In
November 1861 81 adyf rtisedH under the nalt.i
White Pine CoApuund. In two years from tnht tims
there had been whnisssisd 10 Manchester alone cne
hundred dollars worth where II took the lead OF s The
cough remedies In the market audit still maintain that
position There IL good reasons fox this IL tr very sooth
ing and healing nature IL warming 10 the s'on
se aud pleasant vitl 10 the taste, and exceedingly
cheap.
Conf ouDd stands unrivsled. II not originated ~
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only cured OF the cough, but was also curro %
kidney difficulty OF ten ycsfH standing since tna ~
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| same complaint a.dhsye been completely euIeas
The above was written by DR.. Poisnd Ia fsoo Elm
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taken tn. lead ~ all opR remt1Ies AZ Wen a. Pcpe
ration for the cure kidney difficulties, 10 every CITY
town. village and hamlet throug the New England
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The New York herald., 1867-01-31

muE ANNUAL ELECrron or THHTHEN DIRECT.
q .hs ,s sssh xvsnss Esrcsa Company IN y h.la
Tcssdsy, Tsbrsary ~, from 1a q oeicct. q
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

VYuBLIC sCHoors.-THR CITIZENS AND TAxPAY.
interested in the public schools OF this city par
them invited TO Seinway Hall Fourteenth street
Fourth avenue Friday evening February I, At 7tf
on the Public schools OF this city and the effect Of the
posed Legislation ~ Albany on ther character and on
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

rYEIIEP FOR THB CRETArS-CoYrRrBUTJON
kmay DO addressed The order Samuel o. ward Treas
urer Of 0rcck Relief Fund, 80 Wall street. For the En-
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

the Ufctk HtllcT hu % nI htftfE TOT the
ecuuva Committee. q. *. TUCKERMAN, Secretary.
THE UNDERsIGNED, DULY AUTHORIZED by THE
Lquidsng Committee Of the Land and Submarine Gu
srnnent the Island Cubs, win receive propositions
m any responsbls party for the purchase OF tho whole
or psr OF the properly belonging 70 said company, and
which consists OF che Telegaphio Line established from
10 receiving q: foregoing prcgosss .he unaersgnes y
"a bs preferred against whom may for The damage
snstained By the line during the civl war.
Ths should be durfna 70
J. A. horA ~ Brcsdwayl New YORK.
'Nrw Youx Jan. "a 1857
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

0N Tue eth INSTANT THE STUDENTS OF THB
~ College Of Physicians and Surgeons met In the lecture
roou the following minute relative 70 the death Of
Mr.. Henry A. Town read and unsnlmously adoptea:
IN sxnoRr or ruE DscxA.ED IN ~ 4 Iowx.
A. stated BY Professor W. Parker. NJ d. u has pleased
e Lord Of life and death TO remove from smong on he
OF January Mr.. Henry A. Lown. Of Rh!nebeck " "
and for the last ave months Student Of Medicine
10 this College, In him Of have lost true and
faithful friend all upright worthy brother. and
our Alma Mater Esalcus student: OF the best
department and sxccng in and noble gfts Of heart
snd neec that bis deceAse leaves IN All our hearts ths
deepest pain We therefore, uly recommend TO the
students Of shs oclss the psssss OF the following rcso
Resolved That demise of Mr.. n. A. Lcwn,
Student Of Mcdcine - painful loss and deeply regret
and short before his feowmen could have
full profit Of his sifts aud erudi,ion.
Resolved That while oDer heartfelt oondclements
70 hs aficted family bow with humble ssbinseon 70
Che n.cru,sbls Proydence " which he has bsen removed
s OF hs sudies and that hs sudden departure
from shall urge us to apply all time powers and fn
10 the noble study we are engaged In.
Resolved That proceedings reasvcso the dcnise Of
Mr. Henry A. Lowu be published In the Medical Record and
one Of our daily papers ss trbnse 70 his memory;
and copies Of these resolutions be transmitted 70 the
's"i, = '' CH ALB EBERT " H. NJ
CotIrgr or PHysrcrAxs AND suPoroxs Jan. 3 1857
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

NroTrCR-BARGR PHGHrx POUND, ADRIrT, AND
IN now lying in the basin OF milford wsndelrs yard
Staten Island. viii b sold the 3lst January. II
"0'''- 1''A' : - oEoR6R l. oUIRE, wreckmasssr.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

A --BuRNHAM's gURNITgRE ExrREss-ils WEST
Eleventh street. near stxh ayenue. Furniture moved
asy or cotnry FunStnsp packed apd shpped: SurnnrS
st~rei Money ndvAnocd Cd furniturE
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC HoTIcy.-THE MEMBERS or HILL
VI Lodge, No. SO r. and A. M emareepty
moned - At their this evening o'clock ny
order OF the w. NJ w. KERR SECRETARY
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
NEW YORK THURsDAY, JANUARY 81, 18s7-TRIPLB SHEET.


"a, nooev-Partncr wanted. with htts capital. as
cashier in de best paying exhbition In
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

MaB M7hxINe1ON AMI nANcul6fE1 RAlllkQAD
Company q noyth carotna bas rAcs4 - the c$dls q
= sh.ra prsfsrss! sst sessrN e9AdsssaeT, = 1c1sEa
0ne eA Tcefuayy loN, isaS G3sssnnenS tax. HoldsD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-08
To justices Of the Peace and other on
Gers Authorized to Take Rec ognIzences.

Your attention is respectfully directed TO "An
Act passed March 8, 1867" page A., volume of
Laws passed by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio.
The Act repeals section 2 Of the Probate Act in
force In Belmont County, (Swan and Critchheld's
Statutes, vol. 2, page l22l and vol. 90 Ohio Laws
QS5S), page 1879
Under the late Act, persons charged with Of
fenses, c'except those, the punishment whereof
is capital, or Imprisonment In the penitentiary,
or those crimes, offenses or misdemeanors, the
original or exclusive jurisdiction OF which is
vested in Justices of the Peace, or in the Mayor
or magistrate of town or city, y cannot, as un-
der the former law, be tried In the Court of Com
mon Pleas, but must be recognized to the next
term of the Probate Court, which is in session
as criminal court on the first Tuesday Of every
alternate month.
You are requested to familiarize yourselves
with these Acts, Ii you expect your proceedings
to be sustained in the Courts. II you do not
every recognizance taken, and every prisoner
committed in default will be discharged on mo-
tion or haheas corpus-all costs will be lost, and
guilty persons go unpunished
Remember, then, that in all criminal cases
over which the Probate Court has Jurisdiction
the defendants, unless they plead guilty, and
witnesses, must be recognized to that Court.
X. II. COCHRAN, Pros. Atty.
July 25 1857 -3w. ~
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MDCCLX.
MDCCLX.
"CENTURY."
$1OO "A DA Y.

We have adopted the plan of putting money
in CENTURY TOBACCO to induce consumers
70 use IL, knowing that IL Is only necessary for
them TO give 1t q trial tn become fully satisfied
FINE CUT MADE. We will continue to offer
these inducements until this fact is fully recog-
nized.
We are making TIE CENTURY from selec-
tionS of the very choicest old leaf and have de-
voted every care to its manufacture. 1t is free
from Drugs, and In every respect A PURE AR
T1CLE OF CHEWING TOBACCO.
On Mondays we Will place in one paper 500
U. S. Note. On Tuesdays. in two papars, $50
each. On Wednesdays, in five papers, $40 I'm
each. On Thursdays, in ten papers, $40 each.-
On Fridays, in twenty papers, So in each, and
on saturdays, in fifty papers, Sc each. In all
cases issuing GENUINE U. S. GREENBAC CES
to the amount of SIOO a day.
The finders of these GREENBAC CKS-by send
Ing us their names, address, and numbers of the
bills-will be presented with packages of our
Tobacco, in proportion TO the amount of money
found.
This house has been established for over q
Hundred Years, and has always sustained a
character for honesty and fair dealing which
puts to flight all doubts, If any should exist, as
to the genuineness OF this enterprise.
THE CENTURY TOBACCO can be had I'm
X. Mitchell, 30 Central-st., Boston; b. A. Van
Schaick IL =. Front-st., Philadelphia; Foy d
Earle, . s. Water-st., Chicago; Schultz & Bag
ley, 81 West Sccond-st., Cincinnati.
Price list sent ON application to
p. g. G. LORILLARD,
Established in 1901
16 Chambers St., N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-08
Probate Court.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named Executors Administrators, and
Guardians have filed In my Office, at St Clairs-
Vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement to wit:
William Tidball, Admir- of Robert Ralston
decd. ....
Robert McKelvey, Guardian of Andrew J..
Jesse, Lucy Land Elizabeth McKelvey, minors
David g. Perry q John White, Adm'rs OF
Joseph Mead, decd.
Joseph d. Mays, Admir- of Jesse Carpenter, decd
Daniel Holloway, Guardian of Eulysas A. Nc
Grew, ward.
George Brown, Guardian ofvirginia c. Green
lee.
George Brown, Guardian of Charles L. and
Isaac l.. Fawcett.
VIM. Workman. ADM of Sarah Lashly, decd
Thomas Mitchell, Guardian of Frank McKim,
ward.
Wilson Hall, Admir- of Nathan p. Hail. decd
Guardian OF Mary and Joseph Hail. wards
Eli I. Sheppard, Admir- of VIM. Groves, decd.
A. Il. Bowles, Admir- of Zephamlab Lasure,
decd. '''
The first six above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the 30th and the remaining 81 <
on the 3lst days of August next.
G. W. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
Aug. l, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-08
Union Republican Mass Meetings.


The State Union Republican Executive Com
mittee make the following announcement OF
meetings, leaving to the County or local COM
mittees to set the hour:
GEN. HAYEs's APPOINTMENTS.
Hamilton, Butler County, Wednesday, Aug.
lith, with Hon. T. r. Eckley;
Dayton, Thursday, Aug. 18th, with Hon. E. r.
Springfield, Friday, Aug. 10th. with Hon. E. R.
Columbus. Saturday, Aug 18th, with Hon. E.
Batavia, Giermont County. Tuesday, Aug. Goth,
Georgetown, Brown County, Tuesday, Aug.
2lst with Hon. r; p. Buckland.
22d with Hon. r. p. Buckland.
Portsmouth. Saturday, Aug. Ath, with Sena-
tor Wade.
GEN. LEES APPOINTMENTS.
Mansfield, Wednesday. Aug. nth. with Hon.
Mt, Vernon, Thursday. Aug. 18th. with Hon.
Newark, Friday. Aug. 10th. with Hon. C. s.
zanesvIIle. Saturday. Aug. 18th, with Hon.
Urbana, Monday. Aug. 10th, with Hon. w.
Beilefontsine, Tuesday. Aug. 9Oth. with Hon.
SENATOR wADE's APPOINTMENTS.
Marietta, Tuesday, Aug 10th, with Hon. T. A.
Athens. Wednesday. Aug. 2lst. with Hon. t. A.
jackson, Thursday, Aug. 22d, with Hon. III. S.
Bundy.
Portsmouth. Saturday. Aug. 2ith. IGen. Hayes
and others.
GOVERNOR Cox's APPOINTMENTS.
Mt. Gilead, Wednesday, Aug. 2lst, with Hon.
@. s. Hamilton.
Delaware. Thursday, Aug. 22d. with Hon. C. S.
Hamilton.
Marysville, Friday, Aug. 23d. with Hon, w.
Lawrence and Hamilton.
Other announcements will be made hereafter.
County Committees will please take measures
at once to have the progromme carried out in
their respective counties.
Union newspapers will confer q favor by Pub
fishing the above appointments. lAt
b. r. COWEN, Chairman.
JAS wnLIANs, Secretary.
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afw @drfrtisfmfnts.
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.

The following extract from a report OF the pro.
ccedinRs Of the ". Y. State Editorial Con yention
holden at Penn Yam, Thursday. June q, u very
"On the question OF Advertising Agencies.
some discussion was induced by a recomInendae
tlOn from the Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Agencies, that resolution be adopted whereby
publishers should no longer be allowed 70 con-
tract for space 10 be filled with short miscella-
neous advertisements, subject 10 frequent
changes. IL was argued that such course en-
abled agents 40 contracting 70 do work at great
1y reduced rates, and 10 the of ali other
parties. The firm Of George +. Rowell Il Co. OF
New York, being regarded as the principal one
which had adopted this system and Mr.. howell
being present In the Convention, he was called
upon 10 reply to the charge Mr.. =. NJ. Petten-
gill, also Of New York, remarked, in Substance,
that by this system Messrs. Rowell 4 co. were
enabled TO contract for business at much lower
rate than he could do, and claimed that the pub
fishers should In selfdefense cease To max con
| tracts In this way. Many present, however re-
| cognized IL as AN advantage 10 be able thus 10
dispose OF nxed amount Of space to O respon-
sible party for q definite time, since they thus
obtained class Of business TO be secured In no
other way, and as n large number already had
contracts of this nature with which they were
satisfied, while others had space TO spare and
were willing to entertain similar propositions
no action was taken In the matter"
The advantages secured to the advertiser by
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the fdUerttse'S Gazette, containing fullest fnfOr.
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THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, and there are
some STRANGE REVELATIONS concernina
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, Members of Con-
gress, Female Pardon Brokers, and distin-
guished military characters; Send for Circulars
and see our terms, and null description of the
work. Address, JONES BROTHERS CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, or Davenport, Iowa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-08
ntstraso,.'s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate
~ COURT for Belmont County, Ohio, the under
istrator o. the estate of James Groves ST., decd
late OF said County. =
TO make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate are notified to present
date. B. d, TAI.BOTT Adtuyr
August u ~.