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POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

ANY amount and every class of Insurance required
can be placed at this Office in the best Companes
and at as low rates as at any agency in the country
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Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
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FLUID AND KEROsESE OIL. - q.
eeries of all kinds. rs low q. can be afforded.
by r. HYDE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
TAXING THE BONDS.

One of the resolutions Of the Ohio Repub-
licau Convention favors taxing United States
Bonds the same as other. property. In this
connection we give this article from the Gin
cinpati Journal Of Commerce:
There has been for some time strong feel
ing against The exemption Of United States
bonds from taxation. Upon principles OF JUS
tice and expediency no one can doubt the
propriety of making these securities a subject
of taxation. But it cannot be denied there is
q serious difficulty in the way. Their ex>
emption from this burden has all the force d
an sx press contract, made by the Govern
ment at the time of their negotiahlliiy. ana
which it would seem cannot be iedaiig, il
the term is admissible in this particular case,
revoked
The highes! interesss of the country re-
ouire that these instruments shall bear por-
ton of the burdens OF taxation, and yet al
the same time they are freed from 1t, by the
most solemn and binding agreement made al
the time of their disposition. The question
arises, do the circumstances Justify, or can
any circumstances arise Justifying the Gov
eminent in breaking its faith, rs party, 10 8
contract Whatever views may be enter
tanned as an abstract question, il is of no
pTUCttGut consequence upifc OplHiUI - sH-
preme, and from which there is no appeal
Let philosophers speculate they may,
we think there is no doubt that this tribunal
will decide that this class of securities sha
be taxed, prior acts of Congress TO the con-
srary notwithstanding. In the history Of al
governments pre- existing covenants or con
tracts have been modified by subsequent leg
islation, when found expedent, and it is no
probable our own will prove an exception
Thus the interest upoa the English debt has
been reduced by acts of Parliament to abou
one-third of that originally stipulated to have
been paid.
We were led to these remarks in noticing
the resolution offered by General Logan
making provision for the taxation OF these
bonds to the extent of two per cent. There
are other measures before Congress looking
to effect the same object, but in less direcr
manner. The opinion in Congress seems tc
be quite unanimous that the interest Of the
country renders it necessary that the bonds
should IN some way be made subject to tax
and thus placed in this respect upon footing
with values generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
GRANT AND HEoossrKuoriox

Ii is a. idle and impertinent to discuss now
whether Grant fayors the Congressional poll
cy of reconstruction, as whether Sheridan or
Sickles, or Wade or Wilson fayors ii. On
Wednesday, documents read in the senate
contained these kilograms from Gen Grant /:
WAsHIsGroN, Aug. 8, 1867.
To Major General John Pope:
think your views sound, both on the con-
struction which you give to the laws OF Con.
gress and the daty OF the supporters Of good
government TO see that when reconstruction
is effected that no oophole is left open to give
trouble and embarrassment hereafter. Il is
certainly the duty Of the District Commander
to study what the trainers OF the Reconstruct
ton law wanted to express, as much as wha,
they do express, aud to execute the laws &C.
cording TO that Interpretation. This, be.
lieve, they have generally done, and so far
have the approval Of all who approve The Con,
gressional plan of reconstruction.
Signed q. s. GRANT, General.
On the 23I of December last, Gen. Gran;
telegraphed to Gen. Pope as fellows:
The. Consultation adopted by the Conven
tons now in sessioa are not the laws of the
States untilsubmitted to the people and rati-
he'd by Them. do not see. therefore. now
yon can enforce laws enacted by them
General Grant, January IL, photographed
General Meade. approving his conduct in re-
moving the State Treasurer Of Georgia 70
not obeying the orders Of the Constitutions
Convention, also, the following:
would not interfere with the elections or
dered by the Atlanta Convention, unles.
very satisfactory reasons exists for doing so
As District Commander, you will be perfect
y justihable in adopting as your own orde
the stay laws provided in the Constitution Il
be submitted to the people Of Alabama an,
Georgia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

The Chicago Posi- pungently says; One
of the objections which the President coun-
sci pronose to bring forward at the approach
ing trial is, that the Senate is not compe,
tent body to act as Court of impeachment,
because it is not the Senate of the United
States, aud will not be until the ten Southern
States are represented in Congress. Andy
cannot fesist the temptation of once more
calling Congress Rump,' which he will con
tinue to DO up to the last moment of his Off
cial life, and when that same 'Rnmp' has
set upon his case, and is quietly smothering
like the tailor's dI owning wife, he will fall
back upon pantomime, and die making the
sign
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special Notices.


= &
nss1.l A.rrssise = Aseass Of - asrvpaa system,
and, otall the ills - y heir 70 isshs &c that e1'
elites - i.a,t .ynpsly. II /. saajess offrtqusrt
jssSsnd .call1l " various deridvs tsrns but al
though il i otsn iasehod at II i not easy to laugh the
.tient out Of the belief his s all real for u u
real disordrthe general features Of which are con
..srt fear anxiety and gloom The external ssnsss
veI, = ne tssssa fscuitssu, cftss n'snfsss
u arrangement Noise, off.ns water and ri0s'ns
-,h. ..r. Ar. complained Of while black spssts ssd
..rs. r.ass.ily t before the siAiaa- Adnehi-
ME these should not be dsrssArdcd - they may
terminate in sanity. The ssAt ofthe dis
i. 4 IL, traia sd nervous . stem and y ce.s,oi
n. r.alady /. Is necessary powerful toss sna
.t.r.,e. which viii correct and tone those organs
,,bopt 4 tanning the brain This the secret Of the
,uoe... Of HosTErT.R's sToMAcH BtrrERs in cases
Of Till. kind for which the safest ss we'll - tbs best
of resto1aaves.
Ia fact il ID The only pure and reliable tonie
known. Many nostruas, pnrportng to be tensca' arr
"A mn from time time In tbs newspaper ha tbs
,n.Ysrer h.d better let thsm alone HosrkfTkns
stomach BITTERs hiss prosenfts+if by many yea's
trial TO be in every respect ~hati Is rspresent"d 10
!. Imchio-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
STATE nHws.

Two Of the piles that supported the con
struction.train track over the nov een
bridge at Burlington were torn asAy y
ice.
The Local of the Muscatine Josrndt -
attacked by an obs,reperous mule COG sas
other evening. The dog died.
A little girl at vinson had her ear torn
n - . VICIOUS SOW, the other day.
@-an insane man ID Hardin shot neigh
bor few days since, in ct of frenzy, and
without provocat'on.
A cancer, weighing twelve pounds, WIS
recently cut from the breast Of Miss LYDIA
Warren, Of Jones county.
Father palerinorgues, Of 81. Anthony
(Catholic1 Church, Davenport. is going to Ea-
rope COR six months.
-Messrs. Applegate, Of lie Clare. nave
sold the steamer Hiram Price Tor s4,oVo'
The coal produc. of Mahasha county the
past year, is estimated at i'aoo'o'o ousheis
THr ues Moines Register says Of Professor
Wr;sbt's lecture. Law and Lawyers in the
Early History of Iowa =: - The lecture
sbounded with captivating interest irom be-
ginning 10 end was fall Of entertaining incl
dents aud items Of the pioneering days OIL Inc
bar in Iowa and told Of many of the Absurdi-
ties awkwardness, and mistakes OF The law
yers judges and juries Of ye ancient Iowa
times. The lecture was choice feast TO ALL
and especially to the members OF the Oar,
who were present in large body. he story
Of early hsrdships, the descriptions OF hrst
courts, first court houses and rst judges and
LAWYERS: the interesting and reliable state
ments of the humble beginning and gradual
development Of the law in Iowa and The Pc
culiarly faithful, graphic and succlnet sketches
of the origin, toll, -discourageinen's, obsta-
cies, rebuffs. baeksets, defeats, victories, and
final triumph of many Of loWa's present
prominent men-made the lecture consinn-
ally interesting, and kept the audience thrill
ed with pleasure or convulsed with laughter
throughout its delivery. The comparisons OF
the present Iowa with the past Iowa; the
brief, rapid but complete glance at It's deyel-
opmeut; his we'll told remembrances OF I'M
recorded histories; and his eloquent tribute
TO The dead and living members Of the bar
with whom be has been associated, were
made in Judge Wright's own happy, grand
manner. and that is praise enongh.
That lecture would sound well hereabouts.
The II sasre whence bis "reminiscences were
gathered ia this southern part DC Iowa, ard
We vea,d like 10 hear Judge Wright's lecs
ture down here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
Notice tm Bankruptcy.

the pjs,re; Court az the United States fer The DIE
,ric. OF Iows In the matter of John sfannus OF H.
kak IVA bankrupt in tankruptes,.U A. District Of
Iva
TyOUare hereby notified tbat on the 18th sy or March
1898 at the be,r II 10 o'cIeak m ts1s afies
John Bruce. Of the Registers In Bankruptcy IN
id Court. - Ssekok, Iowa, Iasra viii b~ gsHerai
eeffng Of the tors of ,ai bankrupt for th par.
named In The tsn OF the Of
ongrsp entitled IAN Set 20 %stsbii.h unif sys-
IA Of hsnkrnnscy Throughout ths United Stat sap
rsssd M.rsh - 1851. HJHAA KNOWLES,
fsA2l-1t-YY1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
Notice i'm BANKRUPTCY.

THIS 10 10 Give notice that the Sd day Of March
] A D. 1868. wsrrsnt in Bankruptcy Mss issaeo
against tie f.fate OF Vim r. Armstrong. OF offnpwa
WspesIo County and ftAte Of Ioua, who las bee 40
Judged bankrupt on his own petition Thai the pay
msnt Of spy debts delivery OF property belong
;ng 10 sucb bankrupt. to hn for bis use, aud tie
transfer 81 sny prapty BY him L. fnrhisdsn ~ law
rhot meeting creditors cf the said bankrupt Il
1--we th.f debts and to sssigEees Of
ts estates will held at the Cpnrt Eank.uptey =
he boldsp.at room No Estes Hcuse the ehte o. thf
Ne lister 10 Bankruptcy, In tie city of Etokak Iowa
before Jon ssrrce, Register on the 18th DAY Oh Apf'
a. ''s' W CLARE UsH,
neh1sxW,d u, IL. FgLrer, Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
,TyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Published for the benefit. aud a. CAUTION TT
YOUNG MEN and others, Who suffer frou Nervous d
biIity. Premature Decay Of MAahood &c, supplying
rHE MANS OF srLr-cURr. Written by one who cured
himself and sent free receiving postpaid dirccfsa
snvelope Aadress saTHANIgL MAYFAIR, Brook
iyn, n " Aiso free by tho sans pnbsh.r eifeaiS
u DAISY SwAIN,th great Poem OF tue AZ.
dprlQ-Tav3n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

Nh. jesse X. GRANT has now reached IN
his Ledger history, the most interesting part
OF his Life of General Grant, = That IS
the End
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

offer this Stove to the puslic who are assured
thsis tina most superior Cook stove cered
this market. onbnisg all the latest improvements.
Give ne call snd Judge for yourselves.
ueordsrsffom the county will receive prompt II
kantnn. InnY18
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
MARRIAGE AND CELlBAcY,

.spTuR HAPPINESS or TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Menon the Crime
ot Solitude, and the Physiological Error, Abuses
and Diseases which create impedin-nts IN Man
RIA3E uith snre means Of Relief ssnt In se@isa is'
ter envelope free ofchArse. Address. DIR. J. sni.LAS
HouGuToN, Howard Association Phi'hd.iphia, Ps.
frbl Sen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
Notice I'm Raukruptcy.

In Bsnkrnptcy--n the Di4trfct Cont q TIE Uhlted
States for the ID trict OF Iowa. In the matter CT
Gzdea hsnkrnrt.
NOTICES hereby given thet petition has
beca flied in said court ty the said r Ogden Of
Kankuk In sail dssrSt, duly d"olare8 bankrupt un-
t,ar the of 0anErss of March 1861 toc discharge
aud certificate Thereof from all his Debts and ether
claims ptnya,e under rsd and that the 2ush day OF
March, 1888 II oclos M. assigned for the hear
ing OF the before said Court 10 the CITY Of Kcokus
whore aad when all creditors Of said bankrupt aud all
other persons IN interest may attend and show cause IL
suy thsy have. why the prayer OF the said petitions
should not be granted.
Dated 81 Keoknk, Iowa F-b :. 1868.
J. Q. BURNS, Clerk US. Dist; Court
Keasnk, lows.
Rastrr MccR ARY Attorneys fsaa3w,st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
KEoKUK. IOWA:
/. ..U..IcAr srATE 'convnnrIoA

WILL Andrew johnson resign? Everybody
is weighing the probabilities and conjecsur-
ing, aud the end of ii all is that nobody
knows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

CT ACE MILLS.
Notice ,ss Egas,t.gunscy

,urs is to give uoisee that the i4h day Febru
1 Ary A 1855. warrant in Bankruptcy sss issued
against the estate OF John fst@sn, Of Hashin4teu
rawpshit Lac county sud Of Iowa. Who has been
4Siutzi Bankrupt on hs< own petition fhst the ras
any bta ani hye7y cf property h~iepg
ing to uca bankrupt, ham for his Use, and the
ttausfr any property ~ him IL f5fbhiaen ~ Law
That meeting the creditors az he .sid bar Lu 10
prove their ehts ard 10 choosn aesgrees
~ his satss, VITA be he st tbs Court VI Farkrapiey
to be holden a. the Office OF Register In Bankruptcy
No SIX, Sstes Hons in the city q keoEek, lows,
before John B. Eesfstsr en- the a5sh dsy OF March
A ICES at 20 o'clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
II e II NJ SIC a S H,
Vail, Armitage & 10.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the Unstsa statss for thu Dis
trct OF Joaa In the matter OF Geo Il and James 4
ssston, surviving patntrs Of he late firm Of N sess
ton Sos, Bapkrapts. U A. District OF Iowa
n The creditors IF tn estate Of Geo ana Jas seaton
hdnkrnpts.
vyou are each hereby notified that there VIII be held
general meeting OF the creditors Of hs ssd Bank
.,.s Al Kaakuk Iowa said District TIE 18th day
n March 1863 at 10 bciuk a ne 81 the oinee OF
sohn Bruce on Registers In Bankruptcy In
ustrjct fr The purposes named In the
tion or the Act OF Congress entitled Act to etat
In uniform system OF bankruptcy threusSon The
Init, d Sta.es, appro, ed March -, tse5
HIRAM KSowLFs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

DANIEL WErsrER's OPINION OF THE Pow.
Frs OF CONGRESS. In speech delivered by
Daniel Webster in the United States Senate
on the 10th of February, 1885, he completed,
sustained the position. now taken BY the Re,
publican members of Congress. The speech
viii be found in the fourth volume of hi.
works, PIP. l1a-l9a. He concluded his ar.
gament on the question as follows:
think then, sir, tina, the power Of appoint.
ment naturally and necessarily includes lbe
power OF removal, where no Limitation - ex
pressed, nor any tenure bu. that AT will de-
clared. The power Of appointment be;no
conferred on the President and Ssna,e I
think the power Of removal went along Ill /
i, sud should have been regarded a : -.
Of it. and exercised BY the same hands p.i'
4 think The Legislature has the pc,rer or req.
utatfng the condition, during quaIi6catio,
s'sd tenure cfefice In all cases where the Con.
s.isution has made no express provision On
me subject. am. therefore, ofop;nion tha,
IT'S c7spsfenf for Congress to declare bp lar
- Ole quaiificstion Of tenure Of Office. thal
the IN. umbent shall remain in place iii Il.
President shall remove him, for ys,,sor, - 4.
stdtcd 10 the Senate. And am OF onin;nn n !,
this qualification, mild and gentle as i i. viii
hare - me eject 10 arresting The evils Which
beset the progress Of tho Government And
seriously threaten its future prosperity,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
Mrrrosac Snow rss--Ob,er,.,;an, =.

MrTEoalc SHowxRs. - Observations mad,
q the National Observatory in Washington
give some curious Information in regard tr
.ae shower OF meteors, which occurred 10 No
mper tsat The brighter meteofs appeared
hight OF seventy-five niles above ths
81 1.p. ma we're sxtiaguished ae ! hight n
my. I've Mules The average length a. lhe i.
n o M ~ miles, bariss he thick.
rate OF three thousand per hour IT, = .he
loca!y was for,y-fopr miles per second ee T ~.
{ hickpss softhe stream from nor,h :. : ne
was sixty thousand miles and i, i no..a
49, tscre vereforty thousand meteafs i "a {
iinsat mic. or one meteor 10 every nine hnns
red thousand cabic miles of .pace. prafss.
- Hs~enmb isof the op,nioa that Tut,l.,.
comst q 1883. which these November me, s
css follo.s, i simply An ssslomerssion Of
= eseorcids, With seMcient density TO be y;s;-
10 10 The solar rays; and be thinks r.. i.
enas y tnues - eiAsr sslsacoPic comets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

ws.ssreonstantiyo on aand and for ssisstthefoxss
grtc~s 10 cash customers sud prompt meg large and
we'll selseteastoeA sf STAPLE and FANCY
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

l.Leaalan6G overnmenta t,seMent, Is cents per
4ure for the htst insertion, aud 81 Il cents per
quare tor each subsequent insertion. ;
Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
rearLed accountable foe the cost Of the same nm
ess there is special sgreemtnt to charge the same
oaaotherpaHty. Paymeat iu all cases to be made la
sdval or upon delivery Of the afi0avit.
LEsl Notices, 10 cents per line to sransi isnt and
locents per lfAe 70 regular, advertisers. u
T. Notice ofis'th ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is ceut 8;
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80 coats. - ,~'
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ties agreed upon.
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New Goods! New Styles
"A Low Prices !,->~*
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GIhDfAP1hS islrssIg ~ = e 81 q
I j ms oI1IQ1
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:? II AoomPlete sssoftment Of
aentlemen's Furnishing Goods
, =" -. including. >
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS l. GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other; Hats and Caps.
{ Il Of the latest styles. '-
dad tie best K1DGLovEs IN tie s.erkst.
:, Call and examine my stock. .
NsnMn~4
i 81. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1866. s.voAl1-tf
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p "A large stook Of
Ready-made Clothing,
obtsined specially for this market, and
warranted to be Of excellent quality.
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= s..~ AZ o. choVD.
; a. II Sg.as~ 1888.
E This mill 10 the result Of many years
experience, an'l has given entire satisfao-
ton wherever used. Feeling confident that
our Mill and terms will meet your appro-'
val. We respectfully solicit your orders.
Shop in the rear Of r. C.4McC cClure's Bank.
-
=, vl0n44. II, ALEXANDER 4 co.
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ST. CLOUD ACADEMY

The Second Course Of this Institution win
5~s3 begin
) april z Iath.4 1863.
Arrangements are being made for thor
ough course Of instructions in all the inter-
mediate and higher branches Of education.
Tuition will be charged according to the
studies pursued and must. be paid in ad-
vance. - q
GEN. b. z. MITCHELL, Pres.
J. C.WlLSON, .Sec.. o-~-.,z
DIR. MN. HUNTER,
- j. 8. KELLY s.~1..@
HON. n. r. BARNES, -:-.-
- JOS. HAYWARD,
= = aess.a DSreetors.
REV. I. i. CAMPBELL. Princip.l,'
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Having increased tho Recommendations .r
pupils, desires g inform. Her patrons that
che y sbleSto oder the advantages Of her
1natttstion to sslarger tasnber Of Young
Ladies. ~ 4ssas.s.
French is the Languages the school,
Madame NJ. refers to W. B. Mitchell
Esq.,st. Cloud, and ". +. Lee, Esq, Min
neapoi. ~ eae mo 8m
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My arrangements with ono Of the olaest
Importing and Jobbing Houses Of the East.
and having buyer in the market all the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merch:. nts will find bsrg&ins at
all times in my Store. whilst
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3. ". METzRoTH, 2.
M Err CHI ANT TAILOR,
: !: h.sjust received {. large lot Of
Cloths and Cassimeres,,
OF new and fashionable styles, for spr:ag
J.. aud summer wear-vlll be ssld cheap.
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- EGON0 = q "x11lAmS.
SUCCESSORS TO r. o. sTRONa,)
2ao Third street, st. Paul,
nEALERS in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
Dtings, Curtain Materials and Trimmings
Upholsterin@ and Furnishing Goods, Win
dow Shade Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers. l.. 49, wholly
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8 cesdingly che yistting - q hlsGpll,
md NJ. Halsourt did sshs bad =
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We the undersigned would respectfully
announce to the ~
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uIeSVAa11 pAuuSAuS no
"She win be thrown p said Mr..
Halcourt; and dashiug ahead, he gain
ed upon the excited animal just IS its
rider was swerving in the saddle
Dropping his own rein, he caught the
pony, begging Miss Grey to hold on ;
but the horss wheeling suddenly, he
vas dragged from his saddle, and fell
heavily to the ground, where he lay,
stunned.
Miss Grey was the first to command
herself. Her horse now somewhat SUBJ
dued, Mr.. Bloom assisted her to dis
mount, and she knelt besid Mr.. Hal
court.
"He is deadv' said Grace, with
hysterical sob.
"No," said Mr.. Bloom, scarcely less
frightened, II think hefis only stunned
from the fall. If l may leave you,
| ladies, I viii 90 to that farmhouse be-
yond, and get assistance and : carriage"
In 1 short time the carriage Was pro-
cured, and the unconscious man placed
in il, Grace still peraisting he must be
dead, because he looked SO white. Ac-
oording to her theory, Nathalie might
have been dead, too !; for she was equal
III pale, and almost s silent. = .S1]
Mr.. Courtney's astonishment at the
! return OF the party, and alarm when he
i understood matters, was extreme. A
] physicia1 was summoned, Who, after he
had restored consciousness, assured
them there uas no serious injury.
: Grace now cried for joy, g she had
q before for grief; while Nathalie slipped
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JOB RINTING
Of all s;nas, p'a.a co.ored executed short no
ics IN tas best s-ye AID at St. Paul prices. Print
ns done In German and Norwegian, we'll as Eng
lsh, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-02-28

MONDAY, Feb. II, 1868.
The Convention was called TO order at 10