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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
AQ.asr sssns N Oeurt.

One of thoss iudicrous incidents that &C.
casionally ere witnessed in the digni6ed pre-
ciusts Of hail Of justice occurred 10 the
United States District Court, Yesterday. A
German farmer from the country came in to
be sworn ~ surety On the bond Of gen-
tlemsn y. was getting his tobacco relieved
| firms tbs .t,xure that II had sn9eeed from
tho hands Of the authorities, some dayl
SINGS. Having been inforned that he ms,
sweLr to certain mst' =, hs was brought in
| to court. s ~@ ses.5.3
Judge Leavitt then proceeded to quess,en
dim.
Are there any mortgages on yer,
property u
mot d-d mortgsse on mine property,
aud plenty Of monys q kome,' said the Of.
fsnt with the utmost simplicity, keeping to
his dutY in the line of swearing.
| Tie Judge saw the man was honest and
cant no contempt, q, relaxing his dignity,
| With smile on his face, he proceeded with
| the next question.
s.Do You owe any debts7''
"Not one id cent; und ven gets all 4.
peoples owes me, bees richer as | am"
| These bonds are approved" replied
the Judge, with q small twinkling in hii
| eyes.
About score Of mon, the atfiant anons
them, wsrs seen hurryina out of 'scour
room, with faces red with suppress lsueh.
ter. Having passed 70 the hall, out Of
hearing of the court, each man sought {
qniet place 70 be relieved Of his pens ur
laughter.
Ths honest old Teutcn had, beyond doubt
experienced for the FIRST time, the process Of
| swearinG before court, It had been pre-
viously explained to him BY telling him he
mast swesr, aud he had evidently mistaken
the civil oath for profanity, - his serious
manner throughout the whole proceedinEsin
| Dictated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
THHLA~ StF tMTING.

Tho Code Of Iowa, sections 41s and 494
provides a. follows:
sEerIos 4o3. l25s.) Any person offering 70 voss
may 30 ehal,spesd, = aiquslihsd y either - the
ia iges or by any person who il IN esctor ID this
b,ates snd it is the duty Of each Of the Judges to
challenge any person offering to vote whom he
kuows or suspects not to BIO duly qualified.
ssc. lS4. (25S.) When any person II 20 ehsi
lenged, the judges shall explain to him the quail
fcatlons Of an sieetes sna may sxaminA him - to
his qualifications, aad II The person insistsl thai
| he is qualified and the challenge il not with-
drawn, one of the judges shall tender to him the
| following oath
| "You do solemny swsar thst you s,s etisen
Of the United States, that you are resident oil
- Clown or township In this county, that you
IRE twenty years age - yoa verify believe
that you have ,eeh resident Of this cernty six
~ ,lays, IN II III State six months, n prs
| csdin z this ,..-tion md that have Lot voted
at this election and if he { xes such oath hi
| vote shall be received.
The Code also provides these penalties fol
illegal voting:
| sscrroy 43s7. 1885, n any person wiIIfuIly
ybtc who has rot been . reside, Of this State fol
six months next preceding the election, or who d
the tnc ~ the election 10 not twenty ono ysArs Of
age or who is not . citizen Of the United States
or who is not duly qualified from other disability
to vote 1t this place where and time whom ths
vota 10 to be given; he shall be & ned in sum MOI
! exceeding three hundred dollars Or Imprisoned il
the county jail not exceeding one year.
SIC. 4s3S. (2s9s.) II any person, procure, sid
| or Atsist. counsel, sdsiss another 70 give biz
ivo,s knowing that such person 10 disqualified, h
| shah be punished by . hns not exceeding fvs
hundred dollars nor less than Afty dollsrs ard By
| Imprisonment in the county jail not exossdtnl
| one year.
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REGENERATION.

Section 8 Of the Registry Law provides
that:
eRc. ?. I. ehall be the duty Of judges Of cleo
tom u designate one Of their number to check
ths bame OF every person votiRe, whose name 10
on The register. No vote shall be received Ut any
9suSrai or special election hereafter he'd in this
State from any person whose name does mot sp-
pear on the register, unless the persan offering to
vote shall furnish ths judges Of election his am
davit, showing that be il qualified elsctor, and
. proper reason for not appearing before said
board on the Day Tor edsrsctine sdsd fegfstsss
prove by the affidavit Of person whoss name -
on sAid register NO. ~ knot i sash person to b
. Eseidelt Of such township, and, u in city or
incorporated Village 4vtss ~ plaee = fesiAeass
In the m amer required to be entered on the reg
liter which saias dasits sAaiI ts1lsl In the u.
ice OF tho to ~nship clerk.
Section 10 Of the same Law has these pom
allies for offences against Its provisisnss
SIC. 10. Any person who shall cause bis name
to be registered. knowing that be i not, or viii
not become, qssltd - avstsr in The tou nsh,p
where his name = reeisksDd; previoas = she aext
general election, or who shaH wronesoay pssfon-
Ate any registered voter, aud any person causing
aiding or abet ing any person in any manner In
either Of said acts ehall he guilty Of felony,
ana upon osnvietion thereof shall b punished
for each and every ofsrse by imprison mont in the
State prison f.r not less than one year. ANY per-
sop who shall swear falsely before Asi1 board to
material faSss ~ to i qualifications as IN eleo-
tor, shall be deemed guilty CT ;ury, and on
conviction thereof shall DO pun | provided
Nv la1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
pDHEss 70 III HERv0US AND DEBILITA-
AZ i:i xi,a.e sit.rinaa haze lsen nrntxacted

4 pBHEss 70 III NERVOUS AND DEBILITA-
IA tel, whose .unerings have bs@n protracted from
renee- existence desirable II yon suffering,
have suffered, from nvonstary discharges. what
tecs dats It prcdnc. general health Do you
feel weak teeilitsted, easily tired! Does little
exsrson prodr papitasion of the hearth Does your
liver or uripAi organs or your Kidneys frequently get
out orderi your sometimes thick ni,ky or
Rocky or is It ropy settlinst Or does thick
the topi Or IL sediment At the bottom rftos Il
his s.s D. s. ss.p. Of s,'.h
Yen have sp.is eli aiutng rashes OF blood to tho
dead, Is yonr memoir, IMPAIRED. syour MUD con-
stle inF, tired Of company, Of life, Do ,on wish
70 be le, aleor 10 away # everybod,'
s aos slant 81 bro
TEE tiocnf yosf che bright. 1oJoa enjoy your
ss's'n ,ccies. - vel you putsn. your cu.n--s
in yonr.-lfs your spirits dull and tagging given
To n's Of ms!aDehoiy ! ifse, do not lay Htoy
sy'pep.,. Have you rs'1 les night y back
and you this TO dyspepsia live omplsnt
Now. reader -ofabuse vener.ai o.sasca badly cured
Of seDsrahvs org The organs Of
vh. n In perfect health, nsks the man Did you
think - those bolA, deta.s, .nerseti0, p-rssver
.ssful business aiva7s these hose gen.
tive orsans are In ysf u fsalthf You never hears.
complain Of beins MELANCHOLY o. nervousness.
paipirAuon oi the heart Tnay afraid they
cacpot succeed bnsiness the ioE't becowe sal and
discouraged they always p,ta and plea
COMPANY Of ladies' sna look yoa and them right IN tbs
about them do not mean those who keep the
o-sats inn .tsd by runring TO These Will not
only their constitutions, but also they bushes
with or for.
How many pen, from badly -cured dss.as.s from tn
effects Of selAbnss and xcsssss have brought about
that state Of weakne In thoss organs that has reduced
the general system much u to ininc iuost every
Other aisvase-idOcy, lunacy, parsyss ,inal affec.
lions, suicide and almost every other OF disease
which hun anity IL heir and the real cause OF tho
trc1hie scarcely eted and have duc,ored for
an bat The right
Dsessts II these require the OF Diuretic
HELMBOLDs YLuID EXTRACT BEChU Is the n sat
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Urinary Organs, whether EXISTING In Male or Femal-
from whatever cause originating and matter Of how
long standing.
II no tee.tnentis .utntsed to. Consumption or II.
sanity may Our f-sh End blood are sn pported
from these and The health and happiness and
thst Of posrtJ, depends upon prou reliable
remedy.
Hels boIds Extract Rncha, sstabl,hed upward Of IS
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York aud 1o4 soath 10Th Street, Philadelphia ps
81 Is PER BOTH, bott,es $780, Delivered to any
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1Scne are genuine unless do mp 10 engraved
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vOTE COR nsCnARY.

II needs no argument on this score. He
is bound to be our nsxt Congressman. We
can't help him now 90 much ~ ourselves, BY
sending him to Congress with such ronsinE
majority as shall give him influenza in that
body 1t once. He il the successor Of james
f. Wilson. In connection with that fact. :
big vote from his homo constituency, that
know him, and who have given large and
proud support to Mr.. Wilson, viii give him
commanding influence from the State which
viii be benefit to Keokuk and Les County,
as ~" as the District At large, BY the ETH
cheney it gives him ~ Uuf Representative.
And whatever commanding potitiohoen Con-
gress Mr.. NcCrsry. may get ~ tho start,
through our votes and % the suecesS0r , fAr
Wilson, as we'll ~ BY his own tpu4aopi pc
vii. hold and increase. His greatnbilities
as . man, and his born fitness for : legisla-
tor, viii make him An eminent member Of
the Congress Of the United States. Let NJ
give hcCrary rousing majority-'n keQkuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
Special Notices
-
The Great Medical Mistake

o. former yeara utter neglect oftanAry prseau
Mons No efficient means adopted for the prsvsn-
tion Of stGknsss. Sewerage va unknown in cities
drainage rarely attempted in the country Heaps
Of oAl len public sets, and domes-
tic cleanliness, the great Andote to fsbrle diseases
sadly neglected. 1t 10 not Wise laws phi
lanthFepta INSTRUCTIONS, aad visiant sanitary police
have to great extent nedi%d the evil Nor 10 this
all PRavauffv8 nHprcAroH has kelped materially to
lessen ths rates OF mortality II not much say
that or rHcusAsps escape sickness in unheslthy
sss.ons n consequence Of having
rms IN ADVANCE by course Of HosTKTTER'S sT0M-
ACH BfTrRbs. This pure and powerful vegetable
tonic and Alternative comprises the extracts aud esencss
ofa variety Of roots and hsrba renowned for their
strengthening soothing, vtssing and purifying prop
critics 1hsss medical aesnts Incorporated with .
spt absolutely free from the aerid potion which dees,
10 les, the liquors Of commerce, and their IF
feet Is dused through the whole frame BY this active.
Jet barn les stinuiant The resat IL such dtion
Of the system renders all bxt smperssous the
te,or Of Disease such damp g sudden altsf-
nations tsoperature Ae Strength, and The perfect
regularity the functions Oft body the best
guards against sheric poison and the effects
tbs best strengthening and regulating msdisine q
present known For dyspepsia and bousnsss they arc
.pfcIyIo Absolute rows dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03

SABArB OBs4RgAucp-LnoAI DECISION. -
The Chicaeo Le6g NcUs, . new Journal oil
6n0 speoarauee, reesatly started in this city
~ 1lr6 MIRA Breds6rd, publiahes decision
n Juaeo Lawrsneee Of ths Illinois SD
prsms Cosrt, cooesrning 6abath labor il
which - eays:
With legiah1ipn prescribing the precis1
msdef III obsssvssNe von|d be j1ssiy ~
gaTded - IN unwarfantable inierference
viea iadisidual liberty, on the other hand oil
dNso lhat TO person should be permitted TO
follow his ordinary secular occupations, if.
~ ~ dSi1l ~ 1isassss ahaAspsstios of tho
community which desires 10 devote the day
to religious worship and meditation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
Boston DOLLAR Store.

TINS IMMENSE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
past business has induced us to make grest prepa-
ratioDs for the fall enn winter trade.
Gu. checks snd ex change lists contain nearly everJ
article desired for family such Dry AID Fancy
ood. Boot. and shoes, Jewelry and Plated Ware, Gut
Iery. &C., dc.
Presents worth from - 10 800 free 70 Agents
Make your orders large possible, and send your
money By postal rider registered letter.
We agents for one hundred foreign and DO
NEST c manufactures.
Orr goods are new and sold Manufacturer price.
at u for each article descriptive checks ti0 per humid
red or fer H. Agents wanted in every town. Cir
crlars ssnt FREQ CU6BMAN d Co,
10 Arch st.. Boston.
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@ EO. r. ROWELL T. CO.'S ADvERTaS.
ING A0EACY.

@ EO. r. ROWELL 4 CO.'S ADvEkTis-
ING AGERCY.
@They have reduced sd srtspg perfect sys-
tenn than has heen known heretofore Hatston Pa
Eenftaei, Oct. 81, 1857.
Whatever 10 prompt, methodical and Straightforward
they practices In their dealings, and only thAt.sBoon
Commonwealth Nor. 80, 1867.
'They probably DO the heaviest adve ttsins bust,
In the country '-Naneheser IN FL Daily Union,
Jan rs, 1858.
"Tber establi,hnert perhaps the most extensive In
the United States.'-Cape Ann Advertiser Gionce!er.
Mats.
This firm 10 the most subetar tisl business
house for advertising in thu country Aer1eon Mn
ing hder, IN - April 2 1888.
With their reputation they do get the lowss.
and most ads.nt terms p Aisha,oako (Lnd) n
terpriss
We are prepared to receive advertlse-
ments Tor all American newspapers, At
prscss as low As can be obtained at the
Off eeA of pm blic alton.
GEO. r. ROWELL 4 CO..
AdveriisiAE Agents.
40 Park Row. N. v
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os0xUsHu1.-~This ossA lssAussd elasd
end . warm friend and defender in Henry
Ward Beech~. He waa early left % tAe
care Of ssprsothss, and his experienca
isdsces him to endeavor to take Of the Pop
ular stigma from acting mothers, in his last
sermon in the Trarstier:
Nov let child grow up-I will not say
under stepmothsr, because my own obser-
vatioa and expsrisnce taught me thst step
eEcs and obssfvat:o On of the love and pains
taking Of stepmoth r. lsaA NJ to desire to
rub out the aspersions Of liters.r-e, and give
them : far higher place than they are ACCESS
toned to have.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03

We publish the law as to voting. Il viii
b. seen that the right of challenging and the
penalties for illegal voting remain q before
the enactment Of the Registry Law.
Let tho chsllengers not only see to it that
no unqualified person votes, but see further,
that if one such person does vote, he shall
be punished to the limit Of the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03
Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gift Co..
Cash Gifsa to the Amount Of o15U,OOO
---Every Ticket Draws . Prize.

6ca'h Gifts, each 10000 90 Cash Gifts, each $500
10 eco 200 . 100
so 90 800 80
3 elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to f7Ju
10 Mel deems s5to 81
$50 Sewing MschiDes 60 to LIS
500 Are 3oij Watches 80 800
Cash Prize ,sivsr VIZ e. &c, all valued At 100000
A chsn,e r. rrsw any OF the above Prizes 6r BIC
Tick cts describing Prizes ssaied In envelopes and
we'll mixed Ga receipt ~ 25c Sealed 7rte is drawn
without choice and sent by natl to any adore Tie
prize named pom viii b. del ver-d To the II ka hold
payment Il One Doilar. Prizes inIleii 'ey
sent to xny address by express or return mail
Yen wei know THAT yonr Prize is before you pay for
IT, Any Prize exchanged fnr another Of The u1ha
Blanks. Our patrons depend far dealing.
rsssRssnrsWe select the following from many vi
have lstely drawn valuable Prizes. anu Kindly permit
ted us to pull them: T wilkins, Bnfalo 5000
Misc Annie Monroe, Chicago, Plane, $3.50; John Moor
Louisville, 81 0O0 Mise Anna Walworth MI wauker,
Piano. $780, H. Day, New Orleans, $500. We pub
lfsh without permission.
OPINIONS OF TUE PAAss.-'The firm Ii reliable, md
deserve their success '-WaAkly Tribune Asf. ..We
know them to be fair dealing frn ~. 7 Herald,
Zug. 2S. "A friend Of drew $500 Prize, which
was promptly recsi, d."-Idiiy N,rs. Sept 3.
tend for circular. Libersl inducements to Aeents
satsiaction guaranteed Every package Of teasd En-
seiopss tain eix for IL Is for
81 IS for IS; Ito for sl5. All letters shed be ad-
dressed to harper, WlLsCN f. CO,
Ia Broadway, n. y.
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SOLDIERS, when you marched down to the
sea under the leadership Of Sherman, Wade
Hampton, who was IN your front, hung yonr
comrades whom he captured. Now, will you
so,e With L mpton or With Sherman
Hampton supports Seyr and Sherman
supports Grant.
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WHAT ARE THE AMENDMENTS

Al
The people Of the State will vote to-day
upon i've proposed Amendments to the Con.
stitution of Iowa. The first Amendment il
to strike the word White from Section /,
Art. 2, to-vit:
Every white male citizen Of the United
States Of the age oftwsnty-one years, who
ahall have been resident Of this State six
months nextprsceding the election, and of the
county Ia which he claims his vote sixty
days, shall be entitled to vote 1t al elections
which now or hereafter may be authorized BY
law
The second, third and fouuth Amendments
are TO amend Sections ss. "a and SIS, Art. s,
and to allow eolored people to be counted
in the enumeration for representation. Now,
they are not enumerated and not represent
ed. Even in the slave States, while they
were still slaves, three ffths Of the negroes
were counted in the enumeration, and the
.lave oligarchs got the benefit OF that enumer-
alton in their increased representation, but
in free Iowa they are not enumerated, nor
represented either by themselves or by
whites.
The fifth Amendment is to strike the word
White from Section |, Art. 6, to-~is:
1.-THE militia Of this Stats shall b. com
posed Of all able bodied white male citizens
The colored people are not now liable to
militia duty in this State.
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Project THE BALLOT.

The voter will exercise to-day the highest
prerogative Of citizenship. With the ballot
in bis hand he 10 above Senators and Prssi-
dents. They are Of his making. Every
voter has tbs right V one ballot, and should
exercise 1t. Every voter has the right to de-
mand that no other voter shall cast moro than
one ballot The purity Of the ballot box IL
the only security for the stability Of our free
Government. All can sote with safety, be
cause the honesty and intelligence Of the
most prevent the evils that would flow from
the work t the viciou, and ignorant many.
But it is the honest and intelligent people,
not the vicious people, that are the salvation
of country, and make free government pos
sihle. The vicious voter kills with his ballot
the ballot Of tho good man, vote for vote,
but the majority Of good and honest men is
the surplus that. raves us from the conse-
auenees Of vicious ballots. Bnt once admit
fraud and the security 10 gone. The honest
man votes once 4 the dishonest man votes rs
the fraud Is dstected. And 90 few rogues
will defeat the choice of twice their number
of good others The Rebels Of Kentucky
declare that, knowing just what number OF
voters is needed to carry Indiana for Sey-
mour and Blair, they are determined that II
shall be carried. Ard il is certain that any
thing under ten thousand majority for Grant
in Indiana viii be the result of fraudulent
votes by Kentucky Rebels. Now, il such a
system Of fraud and outrsge upon the ballo.
becomes the rule, the country will inevitably
drift into anarchy and constant faction. The
purity Of the elective franchise must be pre-
served.
SO We counsel our people, Republican ana
Democrat, to sac thai no fraudulent votes
are cast.
IL man votes tosday who is NOT entitled,
let him be arrested at once.
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Advert10or oaxetto.
TO PUB lSH r RS.

With the Ncv<n b-r number the ldversisers Gazette
s third year. II Is established dunn
OF communication between pu li.hers and the Sdfer-
thing public Believing II will add to the value Of the
paper aud TO its interest to advertisers to the
newspapers generally in its columns,
reduce the price OF advertising u, 10 cents per
line per month. 1t will be that Card
Of liner for one ear Will cost but 90
Publishers with whom we have open account must
remit with their order
GEO. p. ROWELL d CO.,
Publishers aud Adver Using Agents. New York.
subscription price, 81 per annum advance; 81 for
mos; Soc for 3 mos.
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AS George Sawyer, Of Woodstock, n. 81 !,
was returning from II ag out horse,
about half . msls from b. hepaeaen Sunday
night, October II, he met beaf an6 cub
u the road. The bear chassd him nsarly 70
he house. Bears ~ reported 10 b very
plentiful II thAs region.
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RAaD JACKHr AXE.
COLBunN's PATEHT,

COLBUNN'1 PATE1T.
Patented Jaly ., 1851. Rs.iAueA Asg. Is. 1888.
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EorIs-from Yepcrts anc letters reseeised;
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H. it will cut 23 per cent. bstter.
III. Ny hIstber lost arm In the war, but With
.r Axe Ee cut - we'll - any else
". III could not GET another, twenty five tsS dol
would not buy II.
" Ii will cut hoop-pcles better than any rther Axe.
W. would not bs without Il for saythng.
VIZ The only objection ID II goes too far Into the
wool.
VIII. who chop for living universally approve
Of II, &c: &C., dd IN sffsm.
Tor by all resp sibie dealses IN the unt4d etAtss
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DLUUU to introduce the Wilson Sesctng MSrhiae.
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Inducements to sxpersnoed agents r further par
ticulaTs address the Wilson Sewing Machine Co. Cieve
land. o Boston, Mass. or 81. Louis, No.
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A Musical Box for One Dollar

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