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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25

* CHIoA0os July 24.e
The Republicans Washinston special says
(the House Committee Appointed 70 take sess
timony relative TO the assassination conspir-
acy, organized to-day and elected Jas. Red
path clerk, and arranged subcommittee To
take evidences.
A Cabinet meeting to-day held four hosr
session and discussed various questions,
among othsrs that Of filing vacancies exist
ing in the Territorial Offices of Idaho. II vaA
decided that nominations for the same hav-
ing bees once rejected, no new appointments
could BE- made until the Senate again con.
vened. 1
NRw York, July "a.
Walrunia has been added to the Depart,
ment of Washington Territory, and General
Rousseau has been assigned to command.
CHICAGO, July "a.
The 1ribwne's Washington special says
Geo. W. Rigss, Of the banking 6rm Of Cor-
coran 4 Riga, hascommenced suit in the U.
s. Supreme Court against the city d Du-
buque 70 recover moneys due on loan Of 500, j,
600 madeiD 1856, The money was borrowed
to build school house. The city mortgaged
Central Island for that amount.
Gov. OgleSby and his family, together with
several State officers, start tomorrow on .
visit to St. Paul.
WASHINGTON, July "a.
1t is authoritatively announced that Presi>
dent johnson intends to remove Sheridan ID
without foundation.
New YoRx, July "a.
A Tribune special says the Presidents 3
message vetoing the last supplemental recon.
struction bill Was not presented nor read to
Mr.. Stanton for his opinion, and consequent-
" he did not approve or diaapprove the doc
ument prior to its presentation to Congress.
All the other members of the Cabinet ap>
prove the message.
The President has not yet named the mills
tary officers who are to form part of the cons
mission on locating Indians. Gems. Sher>
man, Hancock and Augar are suggested by
some, because these officers are already on
duty in the west and familiar with the subject
and facts upon which the commission is to
net, but President will probably select three
Brig. Generals who have had no part in the
military governments against Indians, and
thus enable Gems. Sherman, Hancock and
Augar to give testimony before the commits
sion
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, July "a.
A special to the Post says an ex rebel com
missioner for the exchange of prisoners of
war, publishes letter in the National Intel~
tigencer, in which he says in 1864 the rebel
authorities voluntarially proposed to deliver
$1,000 sick and wounded soldiers without re-
quiring any equivalent. He offers to prove
this by evidence of Union officers. The same
correspondent says at Democratic meeting
in Baltimore last night one of the members
of the Maryland Constitutional Convention
appealed to his hearers to assert the doctrine
Of States rights and carry back the governs
ment to its real intents as understood by the
trainers Of the Constitution. The sovereign.
ty of Maryland, he said, must not 60 under
unless at the point of the bayonet.
WASHINGTON, July "a.
The ram Stonewall will leave about five
o'clock this evening for Japan. Captain
Brown is now here selecting crew, and has
engaged about twenty Eve first class seamen.
The receipts from internal revenue to day
were S739,000.
The Commissioner Of Patents will issue
2Sl patents for the week ending the 30th
instant.
The statement of the public debt for the
present month, which will be published the
first of August, will show decrease of the
debt of two or three millions.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July "a.
D. W. Morgan and w. E. ChAmplain, i'm.
plicAted inthe forgery Of WestSide street. car
tickets, have been held for trial.
The Naional Base Ball Club arrived this
afteFnoon, about forty members Of the Club
paftiaip1kiag in tie toar. So fas - Ne trip
the Natiopals have plsyed six matched
games, md ia sssry case have besn victori-
osa. The Tournament here will be inangu-
rated tomorrow BY game between the Ma
iioaal and Forest City Clubs. The founding
Of State Conyentioa Of ball players took
plscs u the Sherman House in the afternoon.
inent western Clubs and Atlantics, viii play
their rstarn match with Cream City, Of Mil
waukee, Saturday; game between Nationals
and Excelsiora, this city, Monday; game be.
tween Nationals and Atlantics, this city, this
afternoon. The Nationals visited Dexter
Park for the purpose of viewing the ground,
and this evening received formal reception
at the Excelsior Club room. 5s.
The press railway excursion, which arrived
in this city last night, numbers nearly three
hundred, and includes representatives Of
every daily newspaper and nearly all the
weekly press, from the sporting to the
sacred
The press breakfast at the fremont House
At nine o'clock this morning was a fine affair,
and very enjoyable. At four O'Clock this
evening the party sat down to most sump-
tuous dinner at the Sherman House, after
which the visitors were taken out in carriages
to see the sights of the city. The festivities
of the occasion closed this evening by grand
hop at the Sherman House.
The party start on their return tomorrow
morning, and on their way will spend half an
hour at the Union Stock Yards. Excessive
warm weather, so in the shade, ha, been an
obstacle in the way of the interest on the
occasion, hut the brain Of the country will
take their departure with ideas very satisfac-
tory of our people, of Chicago's greatness,
preseut and prospective.
The great trot to- day at Dexter Park, for q
purse Of $700, between the St. Louis mare
Thackery, and the Chicago geldings Cooley
and Merdoc, was won by the former in three
straight heats-best time 2:283. Magma
Charta was entered for the race, but having
been bunglingly shod, ives Withdrawn.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July "a.
The FIRST case of cholera of the season was
reported at tho Stock Yards.
The Coroner held inquests on the bodies of
eight persons yesterday, who had died from
infectious diseases, or were accidentally
killed or drowned.
The press breakfast at the fremont this
morning, as feature in the excursion from
New York, was very fine and interesting
affair. About two hundred gentlemen and .
half dozen ladies sat down to the table. Rev.
DR.. Eddy, of the N. ". Christian ADVOCATE,
presided.
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FROM NEW YORK.

/ New YoRK, July "a.
! The weekly report of DR.. Harris, OF the
mortality last week, was 153 less than the
average impending weeks for the last six
years.
The trotting match, for 1920, two mile
heats, was on the course yesterday between
Gen. Butler, Rich and Stonewall Jackson.
The first and third heats we're won by Gen.
Butler-time 4:59 5:05, and sos.
A prisoner, named Frank Becker, under
sentence of death, in Rockland county jail
for murder, on Monday last shot Sheriff
DeWayelles, who was on his accustomed
rounds, and committed suicide. DeWayellel
is still alive The wife of the prisoner, wht
visited him Sunday, has been arrested OF
suspicion Of having procured the revolver fo
him.
Chief Justice Chase is in the city.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, July "a.

New YoRK, July "a.
A shameful attack was made yesterday by
number of rowdies in Williamsburg on a
German picnic party, some twenty five in
number Three Of the scoundrels we're ar
rested. Several of the Germans were much
injured.
The steamer Granite State, from Hartford,
ran ashore this morning on Blac1swelr 8
Island and knocked hole in her bottom.
The passengers were rescued by passing
steamers.
At q meeting of the Union Republican
General Committee, last evening, Gen. Grant
was nominated for the next President, sub
iect to the decision Of the National Repub.
hcan Convention.
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Connecticut Mutual Life IHsnr-
ance Co.. of Hartford, Conn.

nF all the great monied institutions of this
~ country, none hasbeen more successful than tho
Connecticut Mutual Life insurance Company, of Hart
ford Connecticut II commenced its at the close
of the year ls46, without dollar Of original capital,
and Is In possession of assets amounting to
Fifteen Million Dollars. 1t Is purely mutual in plan,
and the number Of policy holders sScssds fortytwo
thousand 1t has clear net surplus larger by two mil
lions than that OF any other Life Cou pany in the
try namely S. &c. which proves it to be nnme,i-
caly the largest Life Insurance Company In the United
states In tingle yeaI 1855 1t received six aud
half million dollars and II has paid 10 the widows and
orphans of deceased members at least six million dol
lars 1t has in its time, paid to its living members
ly four million dollars In dividends of
so per cent. annually. Policies issued all the various
plans Females insured at rates males. Poll
ces sl non-forfeiting. Dividends are 30 per cent.
J. D. fRRREE, Agent for Keokuk and vicinity.
j23d1w.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. T., July "a.
In the Constitutional Convention, the prop
osition to give suffrage to all male citizens of
fifteen years, was rejected, as also Me propo-
sition to compel voters to be able t.. read and
write after 1869, and another Lol xing to
femxle suffrage, and restricted negro uffrage:
In the Constitutional Convention provi-
sion by amendment of the suffrage report Of
disfranohising deserters and persons who left
the State to avoid the draft, was rejected. A
provision DISTINGUISHING those who voluntari-
" engaged in the rebellion against the Uni
ted States, until pardoned by the President
or Governor, was adopted.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July "a.
Hon. =. a. Peck, charged with illegal com.
plioity IN swlndiing An Insurance company
ont Of $6,OO has been discharged from Gus
tody.
Many of the farmers Of Niagara county
have contracted to deliver their crop Of Am.
Der wheat to the Lockport millers at two dol.
lars per brshel.
| The weather 10 fine. Rain Is wanted 70,
tie growing crops.
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DI.ANTATION NOLAoSES-a sasic4ly
IS - oe1s = qeA COX . WyMt.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July "a.
Club, If Chatham, CAnsda, ana the Union
Club Of this city, began yesterday, and two
innings were played, the Union scoring ffty>
four and the Thames twenty-five. The game
will be resumed to-day.
New York, July 2S
The Herdlds Cincinnati special says: Two
Italian counterfeiters were arrested to-day
while in the act of moulding counterfeit FIVE
cent nickles They had superb dies and
machinery, and several bushels of spurious
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25

s sttering Tho location Of the Inc Is Of the
best In the country 1t passes through large number
ofimportant cities and towns where commercial inter-
course Is large and rapidly increasing. The country
along the river receiving arcesons of wealth
and population and these will bring increase Of
which must correspondngy add largely every year to
the business and profits Of the Company al the old
telegraph companies throughout the country now
and have been paving satisfactory dividends. cap
ts stock that hiss been repeatedly watered. Ifthest
companies, controlled by few wealthy individuals
ing nearly all the stock do this it is quite
bic to suppose that company, owned and naged b.
Its pHtro with Its lines desirably located and with
limited of stock at least do equally a
we'll.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July "a. :
Immense deposites Of tin ore have been
discovered in Madison county, in this State,
not far from Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain,
between Eve and six hundred feet wide.
Several smaller ones have already been
found. The surface ore yields from three to
fifteen per cent. These are the largest de>
posits in the known world.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July ~.
Mr.. Gowing, farmer residing at Ascu.
treyville, Vt, and his wife, were murdered
Monday night by Frenchman, a former EN-.
ployee of Mr.. Gowing, who beat their brains
out with an axe. The murder was committed
for money, but how much was obtained is not
known,
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey lie Faivre 80. Main street--bct 9th 9th
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July "a.
Gen. Brown has issued an order discontin.
u,ng the issuing Of rations to the destitute
authorized by the Congressional appropriation
fund, after,&he Goth day of August.
The Hastings Court sent their reply to Gen
Scho6eld. the tenor Of which will not be
made public.
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FIRES.

CINCINNATI July "a.
The large coffin manufactory of Crane,
Breel l. Co., foot of Eighth street, was con.
sumed by fire last night. Loss from SIS, 900
to SlO0, 900; insured for about two-thirds the
amount of the loss.
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FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July "a.
Gov. Geary has designated August 2sth
for the execution Of Chas. Chase. alias Win.
ter, convicted for the murder of Elizabeth
Mcdonald.
Gen. Grant is expected here Friday on his
way to Doubleday Gap Springs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July "a.
Gen. Weitzel and a corps of Typographical
engineers, commenced the preliminary work
for the survey of canal around the Ohio
falls this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25
FROM KENOSHA.

KESosHA, Wis, July "a.
II. Robbins, wealthy farmer Of this coun.
ty, residing in the town of Salem, was found
in his barn last night, having hung himself.
A deranged state of mind doubtless led to
oaf
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Qrr.p,o Jnlv 81

ONTKKfO, JuIy q.
About half Of the Table Rock was blown
of this D. m. A blast of 20 pounds of pow
der moved the whole mass, but the most pro-
iectine point breaking off, the rest settled
back sgain. The remaining portion viii be
removed tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE 5INc0RP0RlT|0N

dick, N. Armentront, \. ]. Bruce, A. NJ. carpen-
Ter, NJ 3. Taylor. J. ". Kittie, B. H. Smith, W. n.
sturges G. W Osiivie, g. g. Bridges. John Gvin, T. A.
Cassiday, j. NJ. Billings and C. r. Davis, hare orgahized
themselves into Incorporated Company, under the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-25

Clocks Wholesale 4 Retail.
g Bridges d 2 Estes House
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DIVIDENDS,

From carefully prepared estimates, based upon the
amount of business done by the companies In opera
ton and giving them equal share Of the business be-
tween competing points, the Company confidently be-
evs that large and remuneratve dividends be made
and they further believe that taking into consideration
the great advantages whi they will possess in short
and direct reute they will be able nearly all
the business along their line, which will place the stock
at high premium and make 1t Of the beat invest
ments to be found.
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WHEN To BE DONE.

The Company propose to commence work at an early
day. and TO push It forward rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay.
DISTRIBUTION OF DIRECTORS.
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ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK.

ONLY FIVE PER CENT OF the stock will be required
be paid in at the time Of subscription and subsequent
calls will not exceed ten per cent per month After the
frst psymenl Of five per cent? further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed The Company confidently
believe that they will not bo compelled call In
thsn y sixty per cent of the subscriptions in order
to place the line In complete working order.
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS COMPANY has been orgn niEed for the purpose
Of establishing Telegrsphic communication, In the mos
NEW ORLEANS
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KIND OF LINE-TO RE BUILT.

The Company propose to construct their lines In the
most substantial manner possible All material used
will be Of the most approved kind and quality, and the
work Of construction will be done BY the Company,
der the immediate supervision of practical Of long
experience in constructing and managing telegraph
lines who will be instructed to spare pains to make
every portion Of the work Of the very best character
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THE PROSPECT

The Stockholders will be represented b,
the principal noiuts Of the line
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Howe Tyler. MAN street
Duncan, Karle 4 Co........1 140 4 l42 Main street
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NECESSITY FOR II.

NECESSITY FOR IT.
The want Of Line Of Telegraph located with view
to accommodate the river trade has long been felt Many
important towns without sny teegraphic COM
muncaton whatever and the lines established be-
tween other points In most disconnected fol-
lowing circuous routes hundreds OF miles ou OF d.
course causing veYatcus and unnecessary ieAyB
business by Of numerous repeions the fire.
quent Interruptions incident to long lines When tho
facts borne in mind that the liability of telegraph
line to damage from any 10 increased in the
proportion Its length, and that repetition Of
sage doubles th time necessary for its ssion the
great and very important advantages Of direct route
the circutous in operation readily be
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Nooar A Son j Johnson street. bet Sd 4th.
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NOTICE To
Excursionists 4 Pic Mics

VyHE new, fast, ight-draught Ferry Boat
u RDoKuK, arrived st or wharf this nofnine end
b Il ths service Of TIE psshe - 1xcarse. Pc Nics
isal-dtf fAH DYK1 nAH1IN %.
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CAPITAL STOCK.

The Capital Stock OF the Company ID ONE MILLION
OF D0LLARa and 10 divided into share of hundred
dollars each The Company desire to distribute the stock
in small ounts among the business along the
tire length of the line order TO their interest
in the welfare Of the Company and to to them ts
natrnna their share OF the nrota from ita husinea
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q Bridges .............No Nos / 4 2 Estes Hous 9
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Vencll, Jones h Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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Gold PENS, Pencils, Pocket Books.
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Coin, Silver Ware.
g Bridges ........ Nos & Estes House.
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Engraving, Brands, < scals.
. pr;dras Noa1 Estxs Hons
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EGUS q
S Pond 4 Co.........cor Main 4 Ninth streets
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Directors.

DB~O Office of the Secretary, 3l4 NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
n@-Subscription Books open at office of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
THE CHIEF DESIRE.

I asked q student what three things
ae most wished for. He said: "Give
,ne books, health, and quiet, and care
for nothing more"
asked miser, and he cried, "Mon-
ey, money, money!"
asked u pauper, aud he faithfully
said, "Rread, bread, bread !"
asked drunkard, and he loudly
called for strong drink. ,-
Iasked the multitudes around me,
and they lifted up n confused cry, in
which heard the words, Wealth,
fame, pleasure !"
asked poor man who had long
borne the character of an experienced
Christian. He replied that all his wish
,cs.could be met in Ca'ist.. He spoke Sc
riously, and l asked him to explain.
lie said: II greatly desire these three
things: First, that may be found in
Christ; second, that i may be like
Christ; third, that may be with
Christi II, Il g.
have thought much of his answer
and the more ] think of it the wiser i,
seems.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
CsfiSrELLEss,S
RHITE FLUID ENAMEE.

For Improving and Beantifving the Complexion. =
me most valuable and perfect preparation In USE for
gNiGh= sAin beautiful pearl Ike tint, that is only
,muid N youth u quickly removes Tan freck!es
Pp!es Ga'ches, Mnih Patches. Saiiowness Eru,ions
aid al impurities OF the skim kindly healing the same
leaving tue skin whfe and CLEAR as aabaster Its use
cannnthe detected 10 the closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable preparation Is perfectly harmless 1t IL ths
only article Of he Kind used hy the French and Is con-
siacFed by the Pagisars Indispensable TO perfect
toilet Upwards of So 900 bottles were sold during the
past year, agnarahlee OF its efficacy. Price only IS
cents Seat ny mail postpaid receipt "f order By
BERGER, SHUTS, 4 co. CheIns,s,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
aAurat ana Relieipus.

Itis dark, when the honest and hon.
Drable man sees the result Of years
swept cruelty swept away by the knav-
ish heartless adversary. It is dark,
when he feels the clouds of sorrow
gather round, and knowsthat the hopes
and happiness of others are fading with
his own. But in that hour the memo
ry of past Integrity will DO q true con.
ISOLATION, and bring him, even here on
earth, CLEANS of light from heaven.
1t lis dark, when the dear voice of that
sweet child once fondly loved, is no
more heard around in murinurs. Dark
when the light pattering feet no more
resound about the threshold, or as
cend step by step up stairs. Dark,
when some we'll known air recalls the
strain once Oft sttuned by childish
voice now hustled in death Darkness;
but only the gloom which heralds the
day-spring OF Immortality, and the in
finite light of heaven.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15

We make the following selections
from Pulpit Pungcncies.n
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~ AE0TCYKIss keers tip-top Grocery corne.
| Of Hsiu I'D 0eccrd st.es tn. r.ft!Iirt; I:,e
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Opposite Merchants lTo.el.)
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The French causing the Lut grew round and full
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