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The national Republican., 1867-09-09

V'HERK eomsth glad ridIpgs Of JOY to all,
i To young and to old, to great and TO small
The beauty which OuCS as 80 precious and rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair,
By the use OF -
CBAsTELLAR's WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
FOR Improving and Bsauufying the Complexion.
The most valuable aud perfect preparation In use
for giving the skin beAuful psar like tint, that Is
only found In yOHIh. 1t quickly removes Tan,
Frscklss, Pimples Blotches, Moth Patches, ballows
ness, Eruptons, and ali Impurities Of the skin, kind
" healing the same, leaving the skin white and
clear AS AlAbastsr. Its use cannot be detected by
the closest sarntiny, and bepg vegetable prepAra-
ton, 10 perfectly harmless. 1t 10 the only article
OF the kind used by the French, and 10 considered
by the PArisiAn Indispensable to perfect toilet.
Upwards Of SO, 900 bottles were sold during the
past year, . sutdeient guarantee Of Its sihoAcy.
Price only 10 cents. Sent BY mall post paid on
BERdRR, SHUTS d co, Chemists,
mhle.dkWly aA River street. Troy MY.
The national Republican., 1867-09-09
nROPOsALs FOR NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, a.,

wAsHNGToN, d. c., July 81, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until IL 'cloek m. on TUESDAY, the l7th Of
September 1857 for the erection Of the JAIL In and
for the District Of Columbia authorised and provided
for by the act OF Congress, approved July 25 1885,
and the Iolut resolution approved March ., 1857
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications
can be seen at the architects Office In the eastern
grounds Of the Capitol, Washington City, every day
except Sundays, between the hours Of a. IN. and
p IN.
work brick work, iron work, and carpentry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required TO enter into sufficient bond, to be AZ.
proved by the Secretary Of the Interior for the faith
iul completion Of his contract. Payments will be
made as the work progresses, estimates certified
to BY the architect but twenty per esntum Of the
estimates will be retained until the contract Is com.
plsted.
| sponsbe bidder, but the Department reserves the
right 10 reject any all Of the bids should It bS
| deemed for the Interests Of the Government to dc
| so,
The bids will be opened At n on on the 18th dAJ
Of September in presence OF such Of the bidders Al
| Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
" Proposals for New jail - and be directed TO III,
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington, D. @.
| o. II, BROWNING,
| sep2.tI Secretary Of the Interior.
L
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sso-5t
INTENSIVE SALE OF U. S. RAIL.
IN ROAD PROPERTY.

IL ROAD PROPERTY.
orTIoE G. O. NJ. .sus.DrsrnIcr Anx,(
LIrTLE Rock. Aus ust %, 1857.
will offer for sale at public auction at the Machine
located at the southern terminus Of said road the
Arkansas river opposite the city Of Little Rock, Ar.
kansas The following described s articles, viz;
2Passengsr Cars
SO Box Cars.
"a Platform Cars.
% oe2 pounds Car Axles.
$50 " R r. Axles.
2, 500 Frogs
$40 Copper Pluss.
is, 800 Boiler Iron.
S,Ao Car and Low Brass
800 Copper Ipgots.
IFS Block and Sheet Copper.
ls7 " Babbet Metal.
40 Slab Zine.
staiiO,sry Ensins and Boiler.
Hydraulic Wheel Press.
Boil. Cutting Machine.
Boring Machine:
lPowe:.saying Machine.
2Pumpins Machines.
2PlAnes.
4Hydraulis Jacks, (6 tons
q Small Jack Screws.
I Wood Lathe.
4MeGowan's Pumps.
ssi.ineS Bsilow..
Blocks and Tackle.
Engine House, Car House, Machine Shops, Station
House. &s., together with large and valuable as
sortmsnt Of Tools and other articles required for
In Railroad Car and Machine shop for track laying,
bridge building, &c.
The attention Of Railroad Companies 10 respectfully
called to this sas.s Most Of the articles enumerated
In good condition and many Of them are entirely
nsw.
The sale will commence at ten o'clock q m, on
TUESDAY, October l. 1857 and continue from day to
day until the articles are sold.
Terms: Cash, In Gsvernment funds.
By order OF the Quartermaster General
L. CAss FORSYTH
District Arkansas. SO e-td
The national Republican., 1867-09-09
WOOD AND COAL.
10 AL ND OOD .

.NOA L A N d OOD.
On hand and for sale at the lowest market rates,
the celebrated Lyksns Valley, Lorberry, shamokin,
and Baltimore Company Goals, Egg, Stove, and Fur
mace sizes,
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
split TO any length and sire, or In the stick.
Tho above delivered 10 any part Of the city at short
notice. @. L sHERIFP,
ofiee Penn. av. bet. Sd and AZ streets,
jes-u Yard and MIL AZ st. and Canal.
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Bids will be endorsed proposals. for Transporta-
lion to Texas Coast" and directed to the under
signed.
By order Of Chief ouartsrmastsr, Pifth Military
District J. moooNNioLh,
Bvt. Lieut. Col. and A. q. NJ, q. 8. Army
anOI-td
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ICE COMPANY.

II ENNEBEC ICE COMPANY
IN The Rennebec Ice Company are now prepared
Washington. Orders left with drivers or at the
ofee, foot Of Seventh street, will be promptly at
tended to. All communications should be addressed
to
au2s.u sTACKPoLE 4 HALL.
The national Republican., 1867-09-09
FIN A Nc CIAJ.

EINAN NCIAL.
r AY oKs a 90,
yrTTREsTH STREET. OppO,ii. rHE TREASURY.
buy and sell at current marie, rates. and Keep con.
s,antlv on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
skvRs.rHIRTIKs,
ooxPousD INTEREST NOTES.
orders for Stocks. Bonds &e. sIsoutsd, and oolss.
lions made on All Aoesssibls poinh.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
wAsHrHoroB.
q. D. Coon, tof Jay Cooke ; Go. j Prssdss.
w.a Hrrruerss. oashiss.
aovxRsMssr DEPOSITORY
gIIAsoIAL Aoz1r OF THE unirsD srAfEs.
isTu srlssr, OPPOSITE re rrsLsupr psrlsSr,sr.
oOvsrunsai securities with Treasurer usi,sd States,
s~oHE MILLION DoLLARs.1
We buy and sell all sl.ssss Of GOVERNMENT 81.
oURIrIEs .. surrsnt market rates.
yuRHIsH KxoHLsaK and make coiisstions on
ALL rHR PRINCIPAL oIrIKs OF TIE uHIrID
srArEs.
We purchase Government voushsrs on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and Civ. oA,,,ut lsp Psorrr
ArrrrrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS kKn AND yIRAs,
and 10 any other basinsss entrusted 10 IA
1uLL INFORMATION In regard 10 aovlRHnlIT
LOANS st all nmss shssrfuily iurnishsd.
VIZ 8 HUNTINGDON, Cashier
| wAsAIsefos. March %. 1885 nhH.du
The national Republican., 1867-09-09
DH0T0GRAPHs
FOR THE MILLION

Twin send, post. paid, 90 Photographs Of the mOst
celebrated Actors for 90 cents 80 Actresses for 80
cents 90 Union Generals for 90 cents 90 Rebel Gen
tiful young Ladies for 90 cents; 90 nne-looking
young Gentlemen for 80 cents Q large Photographs
Of French Dancing Girls, In costume beautifully
colorsd exactly a they appear for 90 cents OF for
90 cents Of the most beauful Ladies' OF the Paris
Ian Ballet TrosPs they appear In the play Of the
send all orders 70 p. o. Boz, lit, Troy, Y.
myl0-d&wly
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n r O p 0 S A L S .

oFrICE CHIEP G. g., ORR MILITARY DIST
NEw ORLEANS, La, August 81, 1857
Sealed Proposals In duplicate are Invited WI the
l2th day u September 1857 at l2 M, for furnishing
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following Subsistence Stores, viz:
$4,000 pounds SALT, put in barrels and we'll hooped
price per pound to be stated.
60yoO0 pounds Of BEANS, Of the best quality, to
be put up In barrels, and price per pound
to be stated.
10000 pounds Of RICE, to bo put up in barrels and
price per pound stated.
2OOOD pounds Of HoMiNY, put up in barrels, and
price per pound to be stated.
5000 gallons OF VINEGAR, to beput up In good new
Oak kegs Of 10 gallons each, and 10 be
hooptd with heavy Iron, the Vinegar TO
nsutrAliEs 2s grains Of BIZ carbonate Of
Soda TO the solid ounce.
The above articles to be Of the very best quality,
and put up In superior packages aud to he delivered
At The Anchor Press In lhA city within twenty day.
No bIds will be received from parties who bRv,
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
Win any branch Of the doysrnment
PToposAls to be diIee cd to the nndSIsigns AnC
N Bteyst Major General and
..o.t G. U. :. A.
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FOR CORN.

DEPoT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFIcR.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. |, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in
duplicate, will be received at this oliee until y
O'Clock, noon on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of sePtem-
Der, 1867, for furnishing the Quartermaster's De-
pSrtmenI with CORN, OATS, or BARLEY, I'm sacks }
At plaeaa md In nnAnlillaA Aa fallnMA.
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RAJ l. II . A DIS.
DuILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILRoAD.
TIM TABLI.

DulLADELHh lila, WlLMlNGTON, /,
Il AND BALrIhoRz RAILRoAD.
TIM TABLI.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th, 1880.
Trains for Baltimore and Warrington leave Pills.
dslphis As follows;
m, HrprssS; 500 ?. m, sra sssi and il.oo p. m,
Way H.ll Train for B.iu NOR. at ais. m.
Lssv. B.isimors, T.D :. m, Way Mail 80 .. m,
Express; l. 10 p. m. Erprsss; 6.sa ?. M, Express
'z' p m'' 1prsau;n ssau;npAY rRIs
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
tss,. Baiilnor. a for or fkSii.d.lyhi. at sSpn.
milo H.P. ksssKY. sSp.rln,sni.n.
HROUGH LINE BETWEEN
L wAsHINoroS, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
Trains between Washington and New York are now
, 1oR NEW INV ioRk, w,.hou, change Of ears,
Leave daily Except sundsy) Al H7.t0 a. m, lai0
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsreept Sunday al T4o g. IN. and l2io
-N Wv "N r. on SUNDAY.
Lsays for New York and Philsdslphis at 700 p.
Sleeping cars fer New York on 100 p m. train
daily.
Through neh cts TO Philadslphia, New York or Bos.
ton, can be had al the Station once At all hours In
the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad Adysrtissmsni
for schedule between Washington, Baltmors, An
napolis, and the west. i'll WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
aR0. 8. K00ErZ,
Agent, washington.
r. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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q Q A q.
REDUCTION IN PRICE FOR THE MONTH OF AU-
GUST ONLY,
For the benefit Of persons desiring to purchase their
winters supply;
Wnlte Am.
hed ASH. ............................ I.7o
Lyksns Valley Soft Red Ash............ 775
Baltimore Com. 3 Superior White Ash. 776
Chestnut Summer Cooking Coal. l........ 600
Cumberland, run Of mine. )............. 500
Cumberland Lump.....................7 100
ALL KINDS AND SIZES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
TWO THOUSAND TWO HUHDRED AND FORTY
POUNDS TIE TON GUARANTEED.
Persons desiring to avail themselves Of the above
low prices by ordering their coal and paying for IT,
can have IL delivered any time during the winter
Checks will be given for coal so ordered, and will
be delivered upon the endering OF said cheeks
8 p. BkowN & SON,
465 Ninth street.
Branch ofics at Our Yard and Wharf, at the foot Of
| Seventh street. jy slim
The national Republican., 1867-09-09

MA YOR'S OFF, 10 E,
N wAsHIxOroS, D, O.. Sept 1857
Proposals will be received at the Mayors once
until II o'clock SATURDAY, the l4th Instant for
grading and hlling V street north, from Seventh
street west 10 Fourteenth street west, or as much
thereof as the Mayor may order.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard FOR
grading and bat one price to be paid Tor ou'ns or
hlling-lhAt which measures the most.
The right Is reserved to reject any or Al BIDS
J. VoNDRRLBHR,
Ie6.w2t Commissioner Second Ward.
OFFICE POST QUARTERMASTER,
" RALHIaH, N. O, Aug. %, 1867.
Sealed Proposals to furnish four hundred (iOJ)
cords Of good hard well. seasoned WOOD, TO be de-
liVersd to the undersigned Al the camp o. the sth
before the 10th Of October 1857 will be received at
this once up to 10 clock, m, September 1867.
Contractors will be required 10 give good and suih
client bonds for the faithful funlmsnt Of their con
tract.
All proposals should be sealed and endorsed
Proposals TO FurnisL Wood
o VAN o. AIKEN,
Lieut.. sth Int. and A, A: QqAIteImastsr,
sep2.td United States Army.
The national Republican., 1867-09-09

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS OFFICE
The national Republican., 1867-09-09
DROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTA-
TIoN TO MOBILE

Bieyet Maj.r and Assistant Chief O NJ US. A, Sub.
District Arkansas. SO e-td
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

The DIsrPLlNE OF SORROW If the block
OF marble that lies before the sculptor was
capable Of feeling, how would it depore and
bemoan every stroke OF the hammer, chip
ping off piece after piece Of substance 1t
would deem, It's lot pltiable one, indeed
And yet that hammer and CHI sci are trans
forming that rough aud shapeless stone into
q form Of life, grace and beauty fit to adorn
the palace OF y king.
SO it is with US. Our characters are like
unhewn blocks If marble, rude, misshapen,
comparatively worthless And God Is sculp
turing them into forms Of divine symmetry
and beauty, that msy forever illustrate to the
universe the power Of His grace. The heavy
blows of adversely and the rasping cares and
petty annoyances Of our daily life are but
different parts of the same divine aud loving
process
And shall We look simply a. the hammer
and chisel and forget or doubt the clarifying
work for which God is using them? Shall
We think only of the chips which the blows
OF His presence strike from us, and overlook
the immortal characters which the Great
Sculptor is seeking thus to perfect for his
celestial temn|p?
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nnfice In RnnLrnn,cA.

in the District Court 81 the United the Dis.
trtct OF ltwa in bankruptcy. IN the msttrr on j. X.
Hickey, bankrupt, at Ktotuk n sati dsl,et on tho
j.. day Of November, A, y. ls5tu e 4. District Of
Iowa
FT'Hts II TO give notisc tha petition has hfeu ts.y
Il on the LIST day Of NoTernh'r lstI, fled In said
d. tnt court by Histty uf Rct luh ia raid district
who has been heretofore duly declared tapktpnt nngnr
the oct OF Congress entitled An act U establish moi
form system 81 bankruptcy throuQhhnt tho United
s'ats. approved March ~ A 1861, f1r q kAres
srd certificate thereof from al bis dFhts, aud nthcr
claims povRhla under sad u and that the tAh LAY ~
December, 1871, nj 10 U'Cl3rkR ut the hfhce Of
john rruee, Register In Bankruptcy, III keoknk, Lee
county lows In said district IL tho time ard place
signed ior the hearing Of the same when the creditors
Of said bankrupt attend and show any they
have why the prayer OF said petition should rot DO
ted and the nd aud third manug Of creditors shall
DO had before the Register upon the day that
may be show against the discharge,
J. G. BURNS, CLERK u District C6nti
NOW kanta nv lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

lHs Washington special to the Chicago
Republican, speaking Of Grant and John,
son, says: - What the General thinks Of tho
President may be judged from an incident
that occurred come time ago. He was sitting
IN The War Department conversing with q
friend upon some outside matters, when he
was handed letter from the White House.
Reading it hnstily, he handed it to his friend
With the remark, More Of his dirty work
That letter was the order removing Sheridan.
No other common, passed between the Gem
eral and his friend, who soon after, having
completed his business, left, and General
Grant at once penned the protest that has al
ready been given TO the country"
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Notice Of sSdakrsIDscg.

In tho District Court Of the Cnd States ~ the Dis
t-ct y lows In Bankruptcy. II the matttr Of Dss.d
BtddiuRtop, Bankrupt. 1T KHnkrh. in Divfrlci
the 9Th day Of November, A, 1867, U. T. A. district
of Iowa.
FHSIfs is 10 give notice tist petition has hcsr, To-
Wit on the 9Th lay n November A D. IseT. fled
In said District Court by Da,j Reddingt0p, q hetkuk,
In said District rho has been heretofore only declared
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress untitled An Act
TO 60 abfish uniform OF Bankruptcy through
out the United ettes." approved March u 4 letI,
for discharge and certificate thereof from all bis debts
aud other clsns proysbe rnder said sc aud thst the
10th day Of December, A. D, 1851, at 10 o'clock T. N At
the OF John Bruce Register IN BaBkfnpfct 10 nc
oknk, Lee County, u wa In rah Districts " inc le ana
place igned for the hearing or the sans when ho
creditors Or ssd bankrupt may stend and show csn'
they have Why tho prayer OF ssia petition thould
not be r. snted the second afh miro meeting Of
said editors ali be had bstoe The Register upon the
same day that causs may be sh wn sgsnst tho dis
charge J. G. BUBl'@t CiefA u pst Cnnft,
nase 3x-F Keofrk. love
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Notice.

!Sat< r. faied Ire euuiy ! 81.
In the District Cont Of said County At Port Naiison
Robert II. 8im1rt p;aIn,ir rcrttf Abraham Robinson
and lease Hntinsen partner. under tht 81 Rob
iptrn Brothers defendants.
NOTICE ia hereby given, to the Defend
nsts herein above named that PETITION Ia civil
sction ia lie 10 the Clerks Office II the sicCouft
sfore.ai in hebsf u the above amad PsibtiN pgAhst
yor. sad claiming 81 ynH Ind. maut IL tho n
{i5i) R0nr Hundred and SfEentt Hnitart
count services rendered and nrnsy expanded. Ae
and praying also for writ oi gttAcbrst providdhy
law and ut less you Rrosr and make detense hereto
before Of the SECOND DAY Of tbs next term ofad
Comet ~ commence tho fr.t Monday Of DsCsmler,
1851 Judgment will DO rendered. agtn-s ynn traysd
for .aia petition. ROBERT If. Gill Makr,
roy2-Iw Atisrnry per a.
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Assignee's Notice

or appointment in the District Court Of the
United States, for lowa-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John Stannust Bankrupt.
To whom IL may concern
THE UNDERSIGNED Hiram ries, hereby gives
ngire ~ his appointment ~ AsHenf- ~ fhe tsiats
or John sfsnnHs " Kspkns In the county 20 i.es,
Iowa II ssid district, MI ~ tvft: an the sd
day Of ~ mbrr, A. y lAG7, sdnfs"d tahkrsnt upon
hi petition, BY John Bruce, Resiattf ~ bankrupt
ey ~ ssIi feu,t
Dated at Keokuk the 1t day NJ Eevafnher 4 D. 1861
nos3 3x HIRAM s NJ VIZ AS Rnse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

THE President has not yet decided what
he will do with the negro militia bill Of
Washington. 1t turns out that the Presi
den,'s order for dishandrng this negro militia
is so worded that it reaches to three compa.
MES Of white soldiers. Two of them are
made up Of Conservatives and johnson men,
and they protest agains; being put upon a
level With negroes, as we'll as being broken up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer has special from
Washington stating that General Logan
had long interview with General Grant on
Saturday, and says tho General is Radical
enough for him. He thinks there is no
doubt General Grant will be nominated by
the Repub lean convention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

Irn naruha1. ~ M $50 49,
seSor hse. reli> k.ove. n - e ahn1A
= wr3l koe1n ssaehlrAaaaH ~
~ 1iaeosseel TAefe vsso q -
- fton aarraft. "a 80 Aou ~ ~
49, q neitinees, inssoasmng a1 80
ner4;aa oeannyjue The holeoy ~ . -
svegy NY . 3 trusted. -
idence teksn which led g ~ h00u0t0e b
esrta;n Jaass Or John n. ClssainQ n -
81 he psincipals 10 the c0nspisasG 04D0
Of hin end q his participates &o96 ImkAer
ynGnAp s----s- Il
u - Noeo foaa1 81 pfeSSo16
knowle1oD thet ~ Psssideat Wa TO b mnr
dersd, ialo0 aets eethe North, q 70 estab.
Ilph ~ ri ~ Many pasiiss il. II Negsh
wsrS accoGpIsceS-ae le1St - II = u -
|ewnse ofsshaE vas coa4enelefed.s - enf-
600, veil k1o1a md q kiek 11aSdeA Sho
rs connected With the enrolment n New
England, wrote % follows to Gen. Butler At
on asesasinatiOn:
l{Nn scefSed 4 tslear>an. sboat Gc3ock
a 1e r GnSs A6er - PresidSnk W. uur-
did ,isteeiue u 10. Q OaseGise aas slssed
| immediately. and went TO my home, where
| l found the deathu the President lad been
currently reported since noon the day pre-,
yions. .seme IN hours before b actually DC.
80 Sf 4 tfAced the report IA -. and
tAes IA the fact TO sAs Assistant Pro
yost Marsha1 General. He Immediately sest
| one Of his deputies, and q large number Of
| afidayifs rare taken, showing that parties
| hSRS Wuse . sure that the President would
| be shot that the report becani public some
| fourteen hovss in ADVANCE Of the sad catas-
tropbe.u
Evidence ex;st TO show that certain par,
| ties in n; a1istovn. New York. had know
| ledge that the murder Vas to take place. A
MARYLAND gentleman heard in New York city
| in February. that Mr.. Lincoln was to be
aaeass;uated at his Inauguration. No cine,
however, was found 10 the man who made
| the asser,ion. A man in York. Pepnsylva>
! MIA, made bet At the time Of The inaoqura
ton. that the President would not live !
month. and that he would be murdered. A
eitjzep Of Bolivar, Missouri predicted that
M. Lincoln wonld be murdered within few
daya Of the time it really happened. In the
shove cases the names Of the parties are
known. Ths Judiciary COMMITTEES, when in.
| yestiQatinc the com olicity Of Jefferson Davis,
obtained great deal Of evidence of this sort,
which has been turned over to General But.
ler's committee, ~
The strange obstacles thrown in the way
of obtaining evidence containing Surratt'i
connection with the murder, have raised
oues,io which may yet aid in unravellina
the mystery. For instance. the registers al
one Of the hotels in Elmira, covering time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12
Assignee's or Trustees Notice OF
Annnintmrni
Notice i'm Isa,kruptcy.

TIME II give notice that the 30 dat II October
u A. y. 1897, vibrant In Bankruptcy Issued
asesnst the estate Of ,iuhn a. Qrtn of Hanarat Van
rnr-u eounty, and STATE Io~s whn has been aduiged
Bankrupt on his pstitinn That thu ia mt Of
any debts sud delivery Of Any property belonging 10
such bankrupt 70 him for ha an this tr~n,r ~
any property by tim II forbidden W las. rhEt
Ing Of The cieiit0rs Of tbs said bankrupt to provo their
debts and to choose Hsgtcea OF hs estates
Will he held at the CoGt. = Bankruptcy 10 lie holden NJ
the ONCE u the Register In sahkrnpteY, In the CITY #
Eeokuk, Iowa before John Bacs Register on the iath
day of December, A. y. lSf7, At u o'cle6k
G. "a CLARK 4 4 NJ
Nv tpfrES I1sy.otv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

A Urge meeting Of Methodists. who favor
lay delegations at Conferences, was held in
New York. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. DR.. Eddy, Of Chicago, and Bishops
Simpson aud Kingsley, all of whom took
ground IN favor of the movement, but ear
nestly deprecated the introduction OF spirit
of scrimony into the discussion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-12

THS harmonious meeting and action Of the
Western Associated Press, a. St. Louis 70.
Gently, suggests TO the Democrat thess
thoughts concerning the Western press:
when we meet, face TO face, we find il
perfectly practicable to differ 10 opinion with
out calling each other hard names or ascrib-
ing TO each other unworthy motives Why
may not discussions in the press be conduct
ed with something Of the same good temper
and charity? Above all, shall we a, the
West not learn what our Contemporaries at the
East seem 10 have discovered, that the true
newspaper is impersonal -impersonal in it's
management, impersonal in its objects, abso.
lu,eiy free from personality in its discuss
sons? Shall we bear In mind that there are
battles in which the victors are Always the
varquished; iaurels which no honorable
newspaper can afford TO win? Already there
has grown up at the West powerful, fear.
less, and independent journalism, outstrlp-
ping even the metropolitan press in energy
IN the collection Of news, and comparatively
free from that perpetual washing Of unclean
linen in public places which makes the dis.
pntes Of I. W. and II. G. and the rest 30 tie
d'ous. Shall We not persevere in improve,
ment, and show the country VIVA, perhaps il
has not yet seen, model Journalism n