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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16
An Anxtous Husnaud.


Ned Sawyer was a practical joker, seller
of dry goods, aud seller of his acqnaint
snees-sud many we're the tricks he played
off on his friends, few CT which they were
able to pay back. Among his neighbors was
a shrewd fellow, Jim Fisher, who had been
sold number OF times by Ned, and VOW
ed revenge
One day, not long since, as Jim was sitting
in the parlor of the City Hotel, he saw Ned
deposit his wife in the Chelsea Hourly"
and bidding her good morning, returned 70
his store.
Jim jumped up from his chair as though G
bright idea had popped into his head, and
said:
1--WE got you now, old fellow"
Jim watched the buss start with its precious
burden, snd in fifteen minutes was vending
his way up the street on which Ned's store
stood.
Seeing led standing in the door he hurried
slong, looking as anxious as possible.
''Hallo Jim, hold on, said Ned, as his
friend appeared about to pass
Cant stop" said Jim nervously.
"Why?" asked Ned
lin going to Uncle Jim $. The Chelsea
omnibus has run off Charleston bridge, and
his daughter was en- board, said Jim
"Chelsea omnibus off the bridge9' said
Ned, beginning TO look pale.
eyes, saw it.
Heavens my wife was on board IA said
Ned, turning about impaiiently.
"Iudeed I'm very sorry" said Jim "but
excuse me-" and be started up the street at
rapid pace.
Ned jumped for his hat, and the next mo>
nent was running in the direction of the
bridge as fast as his propellers could carry
him. Putting like a porpoise, he reached
the bridge, aud noticing q group Of men
gazing in the water, hurried to the place.
Where did the Omnibus run off" asked
Ned, striving to conceal his anxiety.
"What omnibus"
~ was told the Chelsea omnibus just run
off the BRIDGE" replied Ned.
The men stared moment or two, and
then one of them, smiling. said:
at Just passed, and must haverun OF that
end, +" pointing toward Charleston.
A slight litter satisfied Ned that he had
been sold, and reeking with perspiration, he
made his way back to the store, where he
found Jim comfortably seated, perusing the
morning paper.
Ned began to swear, and was getting into
G passion, when Jim remarked;
~ admire your affection for your wife I;
and be assured | shall report to her the anxi-
ETY. shown by her loving lord for her
welfare"
The joke was soon known in the nesgbor>
hood, and Ned was plagued to such an ex-
tent as to efectually cure him of his joking
propensities.
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"A YOUNG LADY returning to her coun-
IN try home after sojouru OF = few months In the
City hardly recogtised by her friends In place Of
coarse rustic flushed face she had soft ruby com
p<piosc 81 almost nafbss snosthnes4 aeA insttsd 81
twensy -thres she tssaly sppecse tuteikAteen Npcn
told sS~u, that .hs nssb the c1re eestAn Befs 81
considered 1t an nyalushie acquisition to any Lady
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their personal appearance hundred fold 1t is simple
In its combnati Nature herself IL simple, vet I'M
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healing cleansing aud beautifying the skin and com
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Il ali its Impurities kindly healing the same aud lesv
inS the surface Nature ntnaedft should BE-. clear
soft smooth ana beAufffni FREE 81, sent by Nail OF
Express on receipt Of an order BY
W L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No 3west Fayette st.. syrAcuse, N. Y.
The oniy American Agents for the ME Of the Same
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world
w tega wpel kfuatogist snA syn nAubVsasue Clair
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features Of the person you marry and by the aid
Of al instrument ofintense power known ss the Psy-
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like picture the future husband wife OF the appI
can't With date Of marriage ocrup .siou leading traits
Of character Thfs is imposition tsfin onisis
-taut uu rter assert by stssiDg place OF hiri
ace ai.n II NJ color of sd hair aud enclosing
an, cent? and stamped envelope addressed 10 yoursel
VA siii receive the picture hy return NATL gsther
vith dspirej iaffTns;.- :
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REMINGTON p Box 9s7 west Troy T.
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-wana7s An OLD HAND ii awf
Blue.vsined and wrinkied. sskusskiy and brown.
This good old hand il alasping mine;
bend above. and looking down,
study its Aspect line by line.
This hand has clasped thousand hands
That long have known no answering thrill;
Some have mouldered In foreign lands
Some in the graveyard on the hill
. olssped . mothers hand, in the day
When il was little and son and White
Mother, who kissed Il, and went away,
To rest till the waking in Gods good light.
Clasped lovers hand years agone,
Who sailed away and left her In tears;
Under Sahara's torrid sun,
Its bones have whifened years and years.
Clasped the hand Of a good man, true,
Who held 1t softly, and fell asleep,
And woke no more, and never knew
How long that impress this would keep.
ClAsped so many, so many $50 few
That still respond to the living will,
Or can answer this pressure to kind and true!
So many, that lie unmoved and still
Clasped at last, this hand my own;
And mine will molder, too, in turn;
Win any clasp itlwhen I am gomez
In vain strive BY this hand to learn.
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Kn W thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. F. THORNTON, the great
Eug sh sstrologst clHiryOy Ant and Psyehometri-
has sLed the scit no classes of the Old
World ~ lot ated herself at Hudson. N. X. Ma
d. me Thornton possesses such wonderful powers OF
ond sight to enable her impart knowledge Of the
greatest Importance the single married OF either
While In state of trance, che delnestes the yery
features the person yen TO marry, and By ih- aid
Of ins,rne Of power known A. the hychc
otrope guarantees 70 produce inke picture OF the
future husband vile Of the applicant together With
date OF marriage position In lfr leading traits Of char
ter kc This humbug, Thousands OF tsstinoni-
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cert cate or written guarantee that the picture at
II purpors. TO be- By enclosing smsn lock Of hsis
and stating place Of BIRTH age disposition and complex
ion and enclosing ty cents aud Stamped envelope ad
dressed 10 Yourself YOU will receive the picture aud de-
sired information BY retrrn mail All communications
redy idential Address in coz hdsnc-, MADAME
n. Y. THoRNrOS, p. O. Box 2ls Hudson, n Y
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From and after November 18TH 1896 Trains will leave
ia eonnection with ali western lines, a. follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

Residents in Washington say that
since Stanton has been Secretary
of War, he has never owned hide or
hair of q single horse, but that the
steeds that gaily drew the Secretary
about the streets, were detailed from
the Quertermaster's Department.
DIRECT TRADE.-Memphis is or
ganizing direct trade with Lyons.
The first vessel is now loading for
the former port, and is expected to
arrive in time for the fall trade.
Asmall lot of tobacco -four pounds.
perhaps was sold in Lynchbnrg, the
other day, Mt the rate of $1.14O per
100 pounds.
To economize is to draw in as
much as possible. The young ladies
apply this art to their persons, and
the result is very small waste.
Earl Derby is quite ill, in conse-
quence of having sat down upon
nothing when he expected to find q
sofa.
1t seems as true as it is paradoxical,
that an American is never contented
until he has made himself uncom-
Portable.
marrying for life," is a phrase
which is coming into use in the
West. 1t does not need explanation.
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Ir1natcfAl.l ANpI lcorztTaacIAii.3

New YORK, August 81. stocks
heavy. Money 4@5pericent. 81 Gold
40X. Sterling--time, ls9%@956;
sight, .91S@1G19. Flour-new 16(9
15c. lower; old firm. Wheat scarcely
so firm. Pork steady, at $23. .25.
Lard quiet, at 121%@131s. Cotton
dull, at 28@281as. )
z P. M.-Cotton q shade lower, at
%. Flour firm-Southern $lO25(0
IA; other descriptions unchanged.
Wheat firmer and active-Southern
white $2.40; amber $3.371s. Corn
unchanged-Western mixed $1.12M
@1.13T. Oats dull-Southern S1(6
95. Mess pork $23. .35. Stocks quiet.
Gold 411s.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-Cotton is
steady and scarce-Georgia middling
281a; low middling 271s. Rio coffee
unchanged. Flour dull but steady
for all descriptions. Wheat advanced
5c.-quoted mt $3.50 for common; it
ranges as low as 50 for white and red.
White corn 1.12@1. .16; yellow 81. I5
OILS. Oats lower; receipts large
62@70; mostly 63969. Provisions
steady and i'll good consumptive de-
mand. Sugar firm and in good de-
mand. Whiskey 30@45.
CINCINNATI, August 21.-Flour
firm-family $1O@1O.75. Corn firm,
at 90@91. Pork dull, and held at
1913. 25(023. so. Clear bacon sides in
good demand, ut 153l. Lard 12N.
MOBILE, August 2l.-Cotton mar
ket dull; quotations nominally lower;
IS bales changed hands yesterday, at
private figures. II bales of new
cotton received up to date.
New ORLEANS, August 21.-Sales
of cotton $50 bales; market dull-low
middling 261a; receipts SO; exports
2,723. Sugar and molasses nominal
and unchanged. Corn quiet, at 81. .12
(9l.l5. Pork quiet and firm, at $26.
Bacon shoulders IA; clear 18. Lard
jobbing 144@141I. Gold 39%04O.
SAVANNAH, August 21.-Cotton
dull and declining, with no sales
middlings 26; receipts 1O7.
CHARLESTON, August 21.-Cotton
inactive, with sales of 9 bales; quota
tions nominal; receipts 161 bales.
AUGUSTA, August Nothing
doing in cotton-sales too light for
quotations.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O-Evening.-
Cotton declined 1. .16@1sd.-middling
uplands 1034; Orleans IL 1-16.
LONDON, August 21--2 p. NJ
Bonds 7456. Consols 943s.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-2 P. M
Cotton rather more active. Lard 81
956. Bacon 43046.
LONDON, August 21-Evening.-
Bonds 1875.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-Evening.--
Cotton closed quiet and steady-mid-
ding uplands 1O24; Orleans II. Sales
10. 600 bales.
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The SEvEN-TH1RT1Es. There are
yet $50, ,OO0,0 900 of the first series of
the thirty notes, dated July
10, 1864, to be received by the Trea-
sury Department. There were ori-
ginally $3.50, 100000 of these notes,
but on the 10Th of the present month,
when the time for redemption or con-
version into five-twenties expired,
only $40, O00,0 were out.
Secretary McCulloch extended the
time for their redemption to Sep
tember Is, as has already been
stated. On Saturday, $40, 100000 of
these notes were received by the
Treasury Department, $4,000, 900 of
which came from Boston bankers.
Most of this amount would have been
received the day before, if it had not
been for the storm. 1t is probable
that the other $40, 100000 will be
either redeemed or converted long
before the time given by. Secretary
McCulloch expires. Sun.
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DECREASE OF POPULATION Sim.
Atkinson, of the Augusta Press, is
now on visit to New Hampshire,
the place of his birth. In his last
letter to the Press, speaking of chill
dren, he says they are gradually
going out of fashion, "few of the
younger generation having more than
two or three. If the first two consist
of boy and girl, a third seldom
intrudes upon the little band; but if
the first two are of the same sex, q
third is sometimes added to the num-
Der. Here and there IN old-fashioned
couple are found, around whose
hearth. stone sons and daughters are
allowed to cluster in the good old
way; but ii is most true, and your
readers may be wicked enough not to
regret it, that considerations of pru-
dence and economy are greatly cur
failing the mutual increase of this
calculating people,"
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.
often take credit to themselves for
discovering an error of the press, and
express their wonder that such palpa-
BILE mistakes should escape the read
er's eye; but if those who are so cri-
tical were themselves to undertake
the responsibilities of q newspaper
reader, for one week, it would GER
tainly cure them, for the future, of
ungenerous criticism. Instead of ex-
pressing their wonder at the appear
ance OF wrong letter now and then,
OF mis-spelt word, or an outrage on
Murray, their surprise would be that,
under the great accumulation of
proofs" the short time available for
the correction, the miserable manu-
script often placed in the compost
tors hands, with many other draw
backs-known alone to printers-and
over which the proof-reader has no
control, the surprise, we say, would
be that newspapers, with all their de-
fects, should be sent out as correctly
MS they are.
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News Items.

News Items.
CHARLESTON, August 21.-Number
registered to-day 235, of whom lao
are whites and 95 colored.
DENVER, August t21.-Returns show
a Republican majority in both
branches of the Territorial Legisla-
ture.
WAsH1NaroN, August 21.-Gen.
Howard has had no intimation of his
mooted removal.
The President visits the Baltimore
Schuestenfest tomorrow.
Official returns from the Kentucky
election show that Helm beats the
radicals $4,000, the third party
a, 900. end has q majority over both.
The business portion. of Platts-i
burg, N, Y, has been burned. ,,5
Gen. Sickles' refusal to obey the
Executive order restraining him from
interfering with processes of the
Supreme Court, was discussed in the
Cabinet yesterday. There is reason
for stating that he will be superseded,
unless he obeys ''~
Half dozan yolunteer officers,
ranging from CAP tain to colonel, were
mustered out to-day; also two chap
lains.
Internal revenue receipts today,
$323. 900.
New ORLEANS, August 21.-A reso-
luton, last night, was adopted by
both Boards of Aldermen, declaring
it rs the opinion Of the Common
Council that the retention in Office of
the present Comptroller, Surveyor,
City Attorney, Assistant City Attor-
ney and Coroner, would be disre-
gard of the Reconstruction Act, and
calling on the General Commanding
to remove these officials.
Ten deaths from yellow fever yes
terday.
The st. Laurent, just arrived from
Shanghai, brings advices that tea is
very active, and the new crop going
off rapidly.
AUGUSTA, August 21.-General Or
ders No. 53, from Pope's headquar-
ters, directs that grand and petit
Juries, for the trial of oil cases in his
department, be hereafter drawn ex-
clusively from the lists of registered
voters, without discrimination. She
riffs will require jurors to swear that
: they were registered, specifying the
precinct and county; which affidavits
are to be placed on file in court.
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In Bowling Green, on the 18th, an
old citizen, named Hiram A. Donald
son, stabbed his son Thomas, aged
twenty-one, to the heart, killing him
instantly. The wife of the murderer
left him last week, on account of
cruel treatment, but returned with
her son, on the day of the tragedy, to
take away her personal property.
While engaged thus, the fatal affoir
occurred. The murderer was un-
moved by his awful deed, and only
said, when arrested, that he "wished
it had been any other of his boys, as
he always liked Thomas the best"
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FEMALE AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
The Michigan convention, after vot-
ing 20 to 26 in committee, some time
since, to adopt female suffrage, this
week rejected the proposition by q
very large vote, and refused even to
submit the question to the people
as separate proposition. Negro
suffrage is crowded into the body of
the constitution, as is proposed in
the State of New York, and it was to
accomplish this result, we are now
told, that the Michigan State Con-
vention was ordered.
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NOMINATED BY ONE WHO Knows
HII.-The New York Times thinks
it worthy. of note, rs an indication of
the times, that the Galena GazeUe,
the paper published in the place
where Grant resided before the war,
which is moreover said to be the only
paper that Grant regularly reads,
and which seems to have always
maintained very intimate relations
with the ancient tanner of Galena,
is strongly ly urging Grant ms candi-
date for the next Presidency, on the
platform of peace, Cancellation and
fraternity. The Gazette discusses the
subject in 4 recent able leader, in
quiring into. the kind of man the
country wants for next President.
1t argues at length that we do not
want man who "will imagine HIM
self to be the State" nor an ambi-
tious man, "who will imagine that
the people were made for him. nor
edo we want cunning, crafty, con-
fidence operator, who thinks that po-
litics is only n game of thimble-rig.
Nor do we want man whose whole
aim will be to fan and keep alive the
embers Of discord. In short, that
we want neither knave, nor fool, nor
coward. But" says the Gazette, "we
do want an honest man for our next
President, who has faith in the poten-
cy of strong-handed and cool-headed
justice" and it then goes on to eulo-
gize warmly an unnamed individual,
adding at the close: 'His name we
need not mention. The whole world
knows it. 1t will never be forgotten.
The people demand the use, for the
best good of the country, of his un-
common executive power" All this
is OF interest, as appearing in the Ga
lena GQzeNe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

A VILLAGE TRANSFERRED FROM ONE
STATE TO ANOTHER. The village of
Sidney, Fremont County, Iowa, by a
change of the channel of the Missouri
River, has been transferred from that
State into Otoe Nounty, Nebraska.
By this singular freak of the river,
some thousands of acres of land and
600. to 800 inhabitants have been
added to Nebraska.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-22

$50 IT!"-There is call for ne
gro candidate for the next Vice-Pre-
sident. Some of the ultras suggest
Wendell Phillips for President and
John Langston, colored, of Ohio, for
Vice. We go the ticket if it is put
up. The sooner 'tis over, the sooner
to sleep. tr,i 81,
We further propose that the Stars
and Stripes be abolished, and simple
black and white be adopted as the
national flag. "Party per pale, sable
and argent. Hurrah for the bi-color!!"
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Generally observed-tilting skirts,
waterfalls and other peoples bust
ness.
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| Eep'essly for aie coI,ssbia Phanir. I
Gable Despntches.

VIENNA, August 21.-All the offi-
cial journals declare that the peace Of
Germany is now secured.
LONDON, August 21.-It is stated
that Prim still heads the Spanish in
surrection. He is supplied with funds
by Paris bankers.
BERLIN, August 81. The Prussian
Government declares free trade in
salt.