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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

DELIVERED BEFORE THE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
AT BRANDON, MISS, MAY 2, 1867.
Gentlemen Of Tie Press, Ladies and Gen
Henaen:
1t would be out of place and season if
were to attempt to prononce before you
formal Grafton. But two -ubiects are cho-
sen for orations- Politics and Death; and
though it would seem we are near our po-
litical death, it is certainly not yet time
for our elegy L will content myself, and
hope shall please you by less ambitious
form OF discourse.
In public lectures the audience is gener-
ally carried in imagination to foreign coun-
tries or the stars is called upon to exam
inc the relations of man to things to ad-
mire tho wonderful discoveries of science !;
or to go over the face of the earth, or into
the bowels of the earth in search of pleas
ure and wisdom. But you will to-day be
called back to yourselves to some of the
scenes, relations, and important duties of
every day life.
For, while an extended knowledge of
physical objects, aud of the material laws
of nature, is useful, enlarges and liberal.
ICES the mind. q knowledge of moral rela-
tions and of the moral laws of nature, from
which no living man is exempt, is abso-
tutely necessary.
Nothing in nature exists without cause
and without its necessary ant proper eff
fects. Judging by this truth We NAV saw
ofeverything that it Is ...gat :: or it is wrong.
III he r.aIs Ill itself and rightly used or
rightll-- doneAFs, effects will be good. If it
be wrong, its Acts will be disastrous
and thus we are Sset at every turn By the
commands and sanctions of law.
Just as surely as nature pnnishes to the
utmost the least infraction of her mater. u
laws, just so surely does the infraction of
one Of her moral laws receive its just de-
serts. Poverty, ignorance, vice, a crippled
commerce, an oppressed commonalty, a
feeble government, decaying civilization,
and barbarism, are but monuments OF her
unerring justice, and inaexible power.
The moral, as well as the material laws
Of nature are as old as nature herself. 10
discover and profit by them is the noble
employment of rational creatures. The
discovery and publication of natures mo-
raj laws, so far as they relate to directing
the affairs of State, and regulating justice
between man and man, is the true object
of human legislation. When the English
Judges declared that the decisions OF the
courts were merely declarations of what
the common law is, they meant that the
moral law of nature was the common law
of England-as it is the common law cl
every country.
This moral law Of nature fills the law
yer's and preachers libraries. and the man
ner Of its performance is the burden OF al
history. and of every work of fiction.
The command "Thon shalt not KILL
was no new law when it vas given t.
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GRAFTON
By Col. John 8. Holt, of Natchez.

DELIVERED BEFORE THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
AT BRANDON, MISS, MAY 2, 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Special Notices.
A Card to Sensible People.

Rational ..r IL the aspect the weather as nm
eertia wonid se sool.h enough to ventur. cat
without al ovtrcoat umbreia. usv- th- forecast
then ~ protec enrseii tits Gkns season xih
sthug imp tbs either Of these articles
Strengthen 70 stomach eni system regula ate
y9GI itssr aud yaut bsT.l. tone al ,our organs sai
che-r ynur Aaiaal rrts With that agreeable cordp.l
tonic aud sItes alive, uosrsrrEk's STOMACH BIT
TERi 30 shs'i You surely ecspc the diseases hich
fasten upon tn. feeble aud i-ttlted SUITE. and be
strong" rays The persrb but s3e ong that You lay
na' sufer Is the ~is.r mavn,-and Of all strength
ing Populations tais Is TIE safest the aures the moot
genial. AsArsnady well antida,e fer dy.pe,.
sis fever and agne, and liver dssAses, there eonb
natioaaf vegetable sp fcs 1t present known which
approaches It In . edey
ANriCfpATs THE ENEMY The element fipuu
m,s.sis disease sne4t In this raw Damp m.phisic
winter air Viii y,u defend yenr against them OF
not good roadtrs Tsatis tie question. A tpi,Ie or
tss Of tbs great Defensive Medicine Of the Age ,s-
TEreER'5 Rf1rERs will 10 steeux- hen and brace a
yonr .odiiy powers efAtie thrrn to laugh siege
70 SC m" Tn. n,erbid matter ~hc, was exhaled In
preparation through your peres in fnJ, no
10 tn refe-e nsefed and Jon have It Ia uoSTsTTEa's
BIFrstS. Thy neu,r4l.zs toe walettts mntbi from
which diseass orzintss AMI regulate all the secretv.
crgs1.. nothsn. be har MOS or more health
fa -nrthi u po eat - prevent tiiionsuess
dysacp, fs~er and sxa-, constp ami g.rsrsi
blty, astns Y 'aiefsuI correatise. Jvcsls~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
YIELD or cRops ron Iss1


The Agricultural Bareau Report for the
month Of October has been issued. and j,
on our table.
From its mass of valuable information
and statistics we condenss few item. as
follows:
The Commissioner assures the public that
the aum total Of the wheat harvest of the
country at large will exceed in number Of
bushels that Of any harvest hitherto gathered
in the United States. The entire crop ia es.
timated at 225. 900 900 bushels for the rear
1857.
The Southern States show very decided
increase in the yield of wheat, and the peg
pie OF that section evince determination Of
deyoting more attention TO the crop.
The aggregate estimate of the production
OF oats reaches 2s0, DOC, 900 bushels slirb,
increase over last year.
Accurate estimates OF the corn crop could
not be obtained in time for the October r.
port, but will appear in the November es,;-
mates. The Commissioner expresses erea,
confidence that the aggregate crop will be
greater than tina, Of last year.
There has been an increase in the rrodcc-
non OF rye, and decline in the barley crop,
as compared with 1866.
Sorghum is under cloud, and there has
been much less attention given to the crop
than heretofore.
Inc ouckwheat crop is not equal TO that of
last year.
The potato crop is poor one, taking the
country over; aud there has been sensible
decline in the production of tobacco.
Full reports Of the cotton crop have mo-,
been received, but the estimate is from two
millions to tive millions and half million
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Notice I'm RaDkruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Iona-jn Bankuptcy.
In the matter Of John Blum, bankrupt, 1t KtoAuk
In said District on the Q day CT October, A. ID.
1857, u. g. A.. District Of Iowa
uSHIs IL TO sire notice that petition has been TO-
u wit on the 18th day q October, b. 1857, flied In
ssid District Cont by John Hum OF Etotut in saId
district who has been heretofore duly declared bark
rupt under the set Of Congress entitled AN Act TO
tabsh unifof system Of bankruptcy throughout the
United faer approved March y 1867, fors discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provsbe under sn. aet and that the 18th day
OF Dec A d. 1887, at 10 o'eot m Mt the once Of
John Bruce. ReRistern Bankruptcy, In Keoh nh
said district h the time asss fer the
hearing the when the creditors 81 the said bank
rupt ~ attend and show osnse u any they have Why
the PRAYER OF said petition should not be graz ted and
the second nd third meeting Of creditors shall be had
before the Register upon the Gay thst may
be shown against the discharge. J. G. BURNs
Clerk Of U. q. District Court at Keokuk Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

III the District Court OF the Unttd States for IN. Dis
trict e Iowa 10 bankruptcy Ia The matter of Ben
famin Goodrich, bankrupt, at Ke knk IL si district
the 10Th dav Of October, A b lsG7-UsA Blsttiot
OF Iowa.
FuNIs 10 to give notice that petition has been towit
on I he Goth day of October, 1867, 6td 10 said
di.ric court BY BenIanin Goodrich Of ksneld in ssd
distrct who has been heretofore duly declared
under the act OF Congress entitled An oct to tssb.h
uniform system OF bankruptcy throughout the United
statrs APPROVED March I'd, 1851 for discharge and
certificate thereof from all MS debts and Other eairs
osabie under sid act, ard that ths 10Th day Of De-
c.mher 1861, At 10 o'elocks m, at the oface of
John Brace Register In Bankruptcy, la Keotnt, es
county, foas IN said district IL the time and place
signed for the hsarng Of the whsS the creditors
OF thA said bankrupt may attend and show ~ sny
they have Why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted and the second and third meeting a. creditors
be bad before the Register the day that
may be shown against the discharge.
C BURNS, Clerk q District Conrt
noY3-3W At Keokuk Iows
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Noflco tn RanLr,,n,cv

In the Dstrct tourt II the Unif.d Tor the Dis
triet OF Iewx In bankruptcy. IL the matter Of J. X.
Hickey bankrupt at Keokuk, IN sAid diatfet, thu
LIST day Of November, A. b. ls6Tu T. A. District u
Iowa
IsIS Il to give notice that petition has been tawt,
i on the lat day OF November, II 1856. ncd In said
dtricl conrt b. Hickey # Ketkuk Ia sald district
who has been heretofore duly declared BANKRUPT under
the act OF Congress entitled IAN act 10 estAbsh nni
forn system 81 bankruptcy throurhont tbs Enitsd
States, approved March %, 1867, for discharge
ard certificate thereof FROM all his bts. and ther
claims ovabs under ssid nud that the goth DAG OF
D~crmhAr. u 1887, at 10 o'clock m Mt the ofnee OF
John Pruee, Register in bankruptcy, In kooknkt Lee
county lows in aaii district IL the time And place
sxned or the hearing Of thu same WHOM the creditors
OF said may attic nj and show any they
have why the prayer OF sai petition should not be
ted aud the nd and third meerg If creditors shall
be had before the Register upon the day
may he shown against tho discharge.
&c. Burns Clerk District Court.
uoy3-3s KeoEuk loss
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argument seAiast It:

Mr.. Stanbery's fundanentsl ertcf cossists In
the assumption that tbs powers Of Congress ~
speeding its sssetine SD aAjssFD0ssts aro do
rived froiustbs 0onstdutioh; ~ error exploded BY
Jefferson in an ably reasoned cabinet opinion pre-
pared in 17oe. Jefsrson's reasoning has too
much detail to be given. The positions II sup~
ports are thus stated by himself: Each House Of
Congress psssssses this natural right Of govWsing
hsel csi eemsseMe ssls, ~ 6<He sssus tima6 Ind
secet N n<sfisa so n = ftAss not 49, abridged
" tho ~ 4 tisse Who shpsov tAsn, that y to
say, By the Constitution. This act II. :. the Con-
stitution] manifestly eos.iders them posseasiss
tais right Of eeurss, and fk<refore Ass soschers
girea 10 them. In the several passages where il
touches this right. treats it As existing thing,
not - one salisd into sxistencs BY thsn. To
evince This, every patsngc OF the Constitution
shall Do quoted where the right of adjournment IL
touched; and II will be seen that NO one Of them
pretcnds to give that right; that, the contrary,
every one Is avidentIy intsOdneed either 70 eaaFge
the right where It would BE- too marrow; to re-
strain II wers IN Its natural and Full exercise It
might I've too large, and lad to tneonseaisnce;gto
defend it frsn the lAtitaas Of hs own phrase,
where the Sc were not meant to comprehend it, or
to provide for its exercise by others, when they
cannot CT .rcise it themselves" =
Such was Jefersons opinion; the reasoning by
which he sustained it may be seen by consulting
HE sficia papers The right of adjournment is
correlntive to that OF meeting; every adjourn
ment which is notsise de having ref-rsnce to
sesne fnturs time of meeting. Both are sxpressly
isciu sed hy Jsferron In The paragraph We hsvs
qaoicd ard throughout his argument. In the
preceding paragrarhhc says: when certain de-
scriptiou OF men TO transact together partic-
ulsr business, the times and lsc-s of their meet
ing and separation depsnd ON tassirswn will; they
make PR Of the natarai right Of self gosesu-
ment" j twas in the exercise of this right that
the fret Congress assembled ON the 4th of March
this is our inference, not Jeferson's; he had 70
occasion to silude to that point. It il true that
the day WAS appointed by the Congress of the con-
federation; but surprising Dir. s,anbery's doc
trne true, what right had that body to prescribe q
violation Of the Conftitntion? The Constitution
gave Il no right TO prescribe anything at all on
ssy snhtse. uhatever. = THIS mesAod OF bringing
the frst Congress together was adopted for con-
yeniencc the authority to assemble depended on
the consent Of the Congress itself,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

DURING the war,he Southern rebel. looked
TO the Northern Democracy for succor. They
are s'iii looking in the latter direction. Their
cause is one. The Richmond Wig confess.
es tins when 1t says: If we who depend en-
hrely for our relief upon the Northern reac,
ton shall be so short. sighted as to mistake
our real position, and refuse to do our mart
toward assisting that reaction, We will no,
only disappoint our well-wishers at the North,
Dat will actually check and Illustrate the only
agency that PROMISE us reIiefa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
THE Chicago Republican says:

There is something significant in the dis
patch from Qaebe., publishes yesterday, stat
ing that large numbers Of the lsboring
classes are leaving for the United States, ow-
ing to the scarcity of employment. II indi-
Gates that, despite the existence of free trade
in Canada, there is a siHe of stagnation in
business affairs which renders labor unremu-
nerative, and residence with employment in
the States preferable This is a practical ar.
gument on the subject Of absolute free trade
Of which the supporters of that policy are in
danger of losing sight, and we therefore feel
under tie greater obligation to call heir at
ten'ion 10 il. There is an eager demand for
the renewal Of the Reciprocity treaty, but as
that operated chi fly to the benefit OF Canada,
AZ shown ty recent ex perience, it will hardly
prove INN sdiately successful. In the mean
time, the Government OF the new . Domin>
ion'' is far from proving so successful as was
anticipated, aud there are indications that
the Ministry is in danger Of falling to pieces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Assignee.s Notice

Of appointment in the District Court Of the
United States, for iowa.-ln Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John stannua Bankrupt.
To trhom IL may concrn:
frHs UsDeRsI6NED H.am Knsvlss, herefy gives
r9tlte Of his appointment Asstgnse Of the estate
Of John StAupus Of KrutDkt in tie county ~ La g.
lowe In said district and he tavft: the 2sd
day u a.pttmter A. ~ 1867, shitdged batkrnpt uprn
his petition, by John BrEcei Register In bankrupt
cy. OF satd feut
Dated st Kcokuk the IL day 81 November, p. 1867.
uoy3 3w HIRAM r. E0wtEs, Assignee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Notice I'm Dankrupfcy.

THIS TO give notice thst the I2th day Nov,
A. D. 1857 Warrant In Bankruptcy ssHed
against the estate OF VIM. g. Anderson n Montrose Leo
Co. and State Of Iowa. who has basn sdu1gcd Bankrupt
on bis own petition. That the payment Of dets and
delivery OF any property belonging 10 such Bankrupt
him or for his and the transfer Of property
by him 10 forbidden by law That meeting Of The cred.
tos Of the said Bankrupt prove their debts and
choose one assguets Of bis cststes will be held
At tie Court Of bankruptcy To be h5dsn At the tco
the Register In BANKRUPTCY ia the city Keokuk Iowa
before John Brnce Register the 18th day OF De-
A. d. 1857, at 10 o'clock
CIV. CLARK, U.s.M.
povIa-d4w-Tuas ES II pulTon Derutv
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N office.

I
In the District Court OF said County at Fort Madison
Robert q, more, Plaintiff rcysgs Abraham kohpson
and Isanc Robinson partpers under the Of Bob
inson 1 Brothers, DSfrndanis.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO the Defend
apts herein above named that petition In civil
action 10 To In the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court
Aforesaid behslf Of the above named Plaintiff against
you, aud claiming OF you JUDGMENT in ths sum Of
taIf Four Hundred and sevsnt, Dollars a
count for services rendered aud money expended Ar ,
aud praying also for writ of sttachment provided
Law and unless yon ap.ar and make d. Tense thereto
before OF the second dav OF tho of
court, to commence the first Mon'ay Of December
1851 judgment will be rendered against you, pray ed
for Il said petition. ROBERT IL. GILMORE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Turner's Tic D0ul0ureaux or
Turner's Tic DOuI0ureaux or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA Pill,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

a great many live hogs are b., inc mr..
chased in the country and shipped from ~.
Woodstock station. During the week .na.
ing Tuesday night, twen,y-seven car>lo.d.
we're sent 10 Chicago, which averaged CIV
hogs TO the car. The prices paid 70 n9ed from
-. q to $500. The slauehterins season lfee
hardly commenced. If we may judge By Tie
small number Of drssssd poflsFs thus FIR
SEN 70 our streets. = Wsodstock (AeH1asy
eb1sfv, ~. J SSAg2aa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Browns Bronchial Trochea

Having adirectfuaaence 80 the parts, give Immediate
relief. For bronchitis, Aa,hma, c.,.rrh.
conssnpttve and Throat Dise..es. To
chss are used with always rocasuecss.
singers and Public Speakers u,s them to
el.sr sud strength. D the voice.
osfA'S only "Rkows's BsoscHtu Tzorurs. snd do
not tab any ofth@ Hpriai..s Ia.ions III. n.x n. :,
"'e"- COP h1sshsAksk. iaosiS-3Ax3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

lHE reported safety of DR.. Livingstone
the African explorer, is hailed with inv i.
Two continents. Everywhere there il the
i'vei'est hope ths,she report may prove cor,
rect and that DR.. L. may be spared to re-
turn 10 England, and give to the world n.
fruits OF lis last great explorations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
Notice In Bankruptcy,

xSHfe 70 give notice that the 30th day of October
II A. D. 1857, = warrant In Bankruptcy was Issued
against the estate OF John o. Qatn OF BonArnrt Van
Bankrupt his petition. That thr payment Of
any debts and delivery o. any property belonging to
such bankrupt TO him FIR hi. and the transfer Of
any property by him 10 forbidden by law. That meet
ius OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt 10 prove their
debts aud 10 enrse sssgnees OF bis esfst
Will be held AT the Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at
the once u the Register In Bankruptcy, In the City II
K~okuk Iowa before John Bruce Register on tho f2th
day OF Decsubtr, A. d. 1857, at 10 o'clock
q. W. CLARK U g. Nj,
nos6 div BY II futfnr, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

A PRoFir CEoP. "A year ago last
sprug, Dir Il. l.. Calkins planted four acres
with hops, Just west OF the city limits, south
Of the railroad. This fall he gathered the
FIRST crop from his vines, aud he informs us
that the yield was two tons; or one thousand
pounds to the acre, which he sold at from IF
iy-two to fitty-seven cents per puand. TINS
realizing over two thousand dollars from the
product OF his fcur acres. lis experience
ought 10 in luce our farmers to enter largely
into The cultivation OF this CROP. -Rockfcrd
Register.
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TIE HEALING poo

An Essay for Young Men On the Crime
eli soils =, and III. Dlsesees and Aso,., vb,ch
e'esss imp dnsnts to MARRrAaE Win .ur. mean. :,
Belief sentth sealed ietter envelope free OF chars.
i.drss-, ur. D. sS,LLsk HoUGHroS, Reward A..o.
citation. Phi sAelpaia, pa f.rr,,r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26

The total vote of the State Of New York
this year IS twen,v>one thousand less than last
year. The Republican vote is some twenty
thousand less and The Copperhead vote some
f.rty thousand more than last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
For Sale.

IN one Of the most desirable localities in
thecsty, onsstor, brick dwelling house, with four
rooms and Iiar lot 60xlao feet. we'll fenced
tanning plumber of fruit and good we'll Of
ter. Enquire OF WN sutton,
apad Rtal Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
10 rose y no kno~ lee NOT.
NJ sar.is can PAINT Thy charms,

DO sariA can PAINT Thy charns,
BIT Tho. e who kno& thee
ka1w th Ju'ds save froy harm.
Il the univs ,s test nony OF once tet tn.
undvallsd virtues Of Or " Pslsnds White Pine Com
pound. In tn d for which II recon n. used i.
absolutely haA rivs nc,2s.Aw
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- = H#s
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Assignee's Sale.

~ BOXES Alseatel Raisins, just received
~ - - saislsv ~ n0D1AxDoa . AkD1nn