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Relief for the south

Howard to supply provisions from the
fund of the Freedmen's Bureau to persons
actually suffering in the South. on security
of lien on the crops, and Instructions to
carry it into effect are expected to be given
to the Assistant Commissioners within a
week.
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General Grant.

General Grant did not leave for New
York, as he had arranged, last night. HI
had long interview with General Sheri
dan, who is about to leave for his new com
mand. - - :
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06
A WEEK OF CcNyENrIpoNs.-The thought

A WEEK OF CcNvENrIoNs.-The thought
of the quantity of convention business to
be done this week is enough to appal the
stoutest heart. Think of it. Three Con-
ventions in one week! Where In the name
of all that's comfortable, are we to put the
people? First comes the Convention OF
the Democracy to nominate State ticket,
and prepare the way for snccess next fall
Then comes the Annual Convention of del
egates from county agricultural societies
in connection with the State Board of Ag-
riculture. At this meeting there will be
an election for five members of the State
Board, to fill the vacancies occasioned by
the expiration of terms of the following
gentlemen:
Thomas q. Jones, of Delaware; Nelson
j. Turney. of Pickaway; William B. Nc
Clupg, of Miami; James Fullington, OF
Madison, and William F. Greer, of Lake
The members holding over are. Daniel
Mcmillan. of Greene; j. W. Ross, OF
Wood; r. R. Donnelly, of Wayne; James
Buckingham, of Muskingum, and j. Park
Alexander, of Summit.
The Ohio Wool. Growers Association
viii hold its regular winter meeting on
Tuesday, the day before the Agricultural
Convention. The annual election for OFF,
GERS of this Association will be held at that
time. The following gentlemen compose
the Board of Officers Of the Ohio Wool
Growers Association: President, Hon.
Columbus Delano. Of Knox; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. Fl. 5. Conklin, of Shelby; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, S. D. Harris, of Cuya-
hoga; Representative in the National Ex-
ecntive Committee, Hon. r. NJ. Montgom-
cry, of Mahoning. Directors-Hon. N. S.
Townshend. of Lorain; j. C. Stevens, of
Hardin, and j. B. Jamjson, of Harrison.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-06

TRANSFERRED SATuRDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's Office on Saturday:
Elijah Scofield and wife to o. s. Brown
son, Oct. 23d, 1856, all right, title and in
terest in 100 acres OF land in Norwich town
ship for 5000.
M. Scofield to o. 8. Brownson, Nov. 9Th.
1865, all, right, title and interest in loo
acres of land in Norwich township fol
$3.50
~ j.. Scofield and wife to o. S. Brownson.
Dec. 9th, 1865. all right, title and interest
in 100 acres of land, for $l75.
Myrls Scofirld to o. S. Brownson, April
81. 1866, all right, title and interest in. l0C
acres OF land for $3.50.
s. VIM. Otis Crosby aud wife to Samuel
Crosby. O:t. 3lst, 1866. quit claim to parts OF
'inlots Nos. l76 and III in the city of Column
bus for 81.
George Mcdowell and wife to Rosline
Smith, Dec. 9th, 1867, quit claim to so acres,
roods and 80 poles of land in Prairie
township for $500.
John Knox and wife to James Mossman,
odu' ous VI dCtCS anu U to-iOO iouo VI iduu
in BIendon township for s4963.
Richard Fairland and wife to Maria M.
NJ. Rukley. Dec. 29sh, 1867, lot No. 2 of J.
w. Bakers subdivision Of inlot No. 304 in
the city of Columbus for $4,000.
Chaun ey r. Warner to Mary A. War
ner, Nov. 18th, 1867, half of inlot No. us
in the city of Columbus, for $500.
= 81 81 A r
is. January 8 5 acres of land in Montgom-
cry township, for $2500.
L. N. Kinnear to A. A. Brown, Jan. 4tf, F,
the undivided one-fourth of lot No. OF
Barr's subdivision of inlot No. 263 in the
city of Columbus for 5000.
F. Hanewald and wife to George Roth,
Dec. Both, 1867, part of inlot No. 500 in the
city of Columbus tor 5000.
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New Ministry.

LISBON, Jan. 5.-The designations of
members of the Cabinet have been accept
ed by the King, and a new Ministry has
been formed under the Count of Avilla,
who succeeds Aguer as President of the
Ministerial Council. -E'' ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27
Notice i'm bankruptcy.

In the District Corrtef the Usitd States fer the Dis
tr4et CT iora. ir tankfrp,ey- In tas matter Of
James v Hicks, bankrupt. at ksofps Ia sai3
dtssrist ON the 9Th dny Of Msy. A i+ss-u
A Distfact Of I3wa
yaylIIs i. 20 civ. nesIse that petition tf;
Il on he ssa day Of Nay. Diss7 Gted id SAID die
trlet eonrt, By Jsmss +. Hicks % sariisxsee. bss
NJ ines C5unEy, lows, In sad esstriet. ho hss
b--a hstetofore cuiy aseiaIsd bankrupt nntsr
ID. act al Corxrrss sEti;i.t -En sst 10 Establish
uni.erm syst@m Of bankruptcy sbout ~ United
siates' ssp~ossd MAxsh 81 A. D. 1851, for drchsrEe
aud esrtse4ts Thereof from al hi. ostss add other
elsirss Bsovshie Hrft sid act, ard hs. Tia 10th DEF q
Jas 1865 At 10 O'Clock assigned for st bsAs
ing Of tbs sssse canrt in city Of Eeakzk
where ana vhsn sii rrettsrrs If sxtd aud all
other persons in in,ervst may attend and she casse
sny they have shy tbs pra OF The said pftiioner
aksus not BE- granted And further not.ce VI befshy
ren the second and third NECTAR Ct The creditors
Of ,zt4 b.pkrrpt rsanfred nnH.r the Z1tk snd
1sth s@ctions Of said ncs, VIII be heid-rl before
John Eruc~, Efsstss In Bsakrupiey, roaf Fuutsr
SIN in Tbs Mates House Ia the stY u ksosisk, Les
coaniy loss tue 10 day of June, is8s. Il 10
O'clock n,
HE. LOVE, Clerk U. q Dist, cdort,
uayiz 81 TUES KsekRk lows.
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Special Notices.
Nature h the Great Physieian.

This Is sdmitted, by the medical profession :
fun iamental principle Of h>slng science Ut Is
wisely provided by the human economy that whenever
anything wrong In the phytcaf system the natural
forces II the body brought to bear expei the dir
The great aim therefore, Is to strer s,hsn the
natural powers. This has been kept In view By the
skiiI!ni compounders OF H6srkrTkRs STOMACH
BfrTERs which operates to give fresh vitality all
the organs OF the body The eject OF this medicine up
Toe stomach the liver and the kidneys, is prompt
aud decisive. The patient, Who Is Wig enough 70 quit
druggips and try the BirrERs, soon falls 9hs bad
taken lease nf Ife and he confines thc
article, he Is oveoyed 70 find the streams Of health
eosrsrg through his frame. sis prepared with great
care ardits component parts entirely vegetable
free from the objections often urged against preps-
raii,ns Of the kind Asa MEDICAL AGENT 1t haa no
equal, while it pleading favor aad hsaithf u, cts
have made It general favorite II frs4 from al
0rop rite, ceuiatsd to impair the system and ope-
rstons are at once mild. soo,hipg and efficient All who
have ns.d HosTErTER's sroMACu BITTERs attest
its virtues and commendi IL to use.
Even those who In the enjoyment Of perfect health
ftqnenty have need to have recourse to topcs n
sentves Of DISEASE We we'll armed AGAINST
the assaults Of the ills that is heir In health
sickness this tonic be taken regularly Sifhout
giving vi siity and elasticity TO tina system.
Liay ~ law
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Tar Des Moines Register SAYS /.


GSPRoFoKED AND USTgrE.-The ch;,.oo
Journal, OF Monday. in speaking Of The AL.
fude OF the lows Republican nev.r.rsrs -,
impeachment, styles the Keokuk CIR r,rr
as one more nearly approaching can.sr.a
'isn than any Of the rest. We has, -
lect N mentioning this only to saw the, -.
sossder the Hing Of the Jokrnal very nn;nss
,. au ~ooiiy untrue. The GATr err IL firm.
n naer saa dauntiess exponent Of Radical Re.
Ia. ;n,,s, and y recognized a such bv Al
I'M snd hsr We are in good communion
In. c.n.as a,lcI. s.at respect for the Journal,
a., 49, rn..s... = % speak 20 sliehsinsly Of
asaaass the rank unfairness o. sSs protesting
: fos the conrtssy of this. and In =, =,
INT that prompted il, We thank the A.1,
Else We do not need to sdbstsplis.s ana
scisser up our Repsbl;eauisus ~ 49, y.
ments' even of our friends. Name. .;gnifv
aosalng. high, is sevssyshiax, ". A.,
.Aov shasths Joraai sseas.. Il a.,rt 81.
= me srest cardinal principle. aud s,;,s ~. 8.
ashsas passs ks raAie.Isu,. -. -
A. on the part of The Jour.., =
i. en-. '4.' ss are inspirad - il. ,b.n
me iuliest measure Of thu, d.,a,.s s1.n
ialse-asssriy end nmea,ar.A,, 60 =
determination. strsag - life, n.,.. -
one Ut or little Of our dem..s. -uate
and defense Of tAs. manhood q .. lot
nsa' ssd the largest liberty and 49,
'of sstg sat Nat Cod e., med. +.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

II the District Court Of the Unied States for the Dis
tt,ct OF Iowa, in H.nkyurtry In fhs natf.r u c.
Yapcs barkIutt, II vsuk. in said Distriet on the
9Th day OF Asy A. . 1855, G. 4. a. District Of Iowa
THIS Il 10 xye nofics thst petition hss bser, to
i Wit tbs 9th day o. Asy, A. d. lsGs. Sled In
sid District Court, BIZ Naaee, OF bnrirg
lova, ~ ssid district. Who hes bees b. resufcs e
duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress ent%
tied IAN Act establish urifprm ssstess Of bank
frptcv tsroashoat the uKiss1 ttatss approved March
as S r.. 70. a.. 81
that tbs roth day al Jane, A. 1853 10 oesotk
Asstsnsd for the hearing Of the be said Court
10 Keoknt lows, when and whfrs all cred
itors Of sas hs and all othe In interest
msy attend and shew cause, II aay they hara, Why
the rasef Of said petitioner 81 puld npt be ted
further n.ee hsrebr given that ths second AMI
meeting Of the crs,,ers Of asti bankrupt reqrr d
under the 9th xnd 2sth sections Of s4id Act will be
holden before Jehs Eraee, Register in Bankruptcy
bs once, No Ksfss House. In the city Of co
kuk Lee sesat5, love. on ths o.h day Of jnnf, 4
1859. At 10 o'ciee. a q
u. h. L3yr
oluk o. . .. District Court 1t Esyknk Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the p,stfie, Court the United states the District
offowa N BANKRUPTCY. In the matter a Samuel
6irikrs, Bankrap. caknk In sad bisfrie' The
sth day Of May. ADIss. tistfi Of lossl
rTHisis to Kise notice that's P-tion has bee toSit
on the 9Th DAY Of Mar 1853 sisd In said leissfcf
Court BY aapyr a srirx. Mes-t county, tess In
sss Dis r3c DO has neen eresefsf daily de4s2a bank
.ynt rrr fe nst Of CpEgrrs esf..ied AN estab
iIsu nhtaFm .ystem q BANKRUPTCY ihreExhtHt the
DATED States apurpysi March 81 i iEsT ~ dis
charge certificate Thereof from ail iis Sits and
other ci Inns psasze under said set. and st ts 10Th
d.s u jane ls6s at To o'eiock m. il The time
asslrnei fer bearing before sHid burt In
tn city Of eokuk LEE county, Iowa 10 said district
when and where ali creditors said baskrnpf add oshsr
pes.cn. in Interest may ssnd and show e.use II any
this have why the prayer ofsaa rrtiin shonE not be
granted AM further notice IL hsr~by given that The
coo and ih,ya meetings Of he creditors OF said bank
s ra4asra ryder 3sta and asIh sationi u "a IA
Act WIN hedan before Jckn eyuc~ Register Ia snk
rrptcy at hi Office Estes o1ss in fht csy Of
ssekus Lee county ioEs, tbs fstb day Of Iae,
1919 at 10 'cock. He LOW. tiaA,
| n,s.ia 3yrn 20 pistri-t dprrt.
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la Ill. ps.tsic csast ef the United Stairs the BIZ
TIRE, Of Itus In R&pkf1otcy. Ia ,ks matter OIL
Tstn:i1g bankrupt, 81 Keosrk. In ssii Us'riet on
the Ii.h day Of May, A 1868. Y A, Bistnet Of
IaeA
guga % to s1sa notice thai petition hAs bees Co
wit Oh rhs 18th day Of May, 1865 aied il sad
ri,sric. Court, - siafng. 81 Henry county aad
state Ioss, wbe hss been heretofore dnIy de- lar 81
bal krupt under the act OF consrres sEtied An
sssAstssh Uniform system Of Bankruptcy trosghsst
tbs gnhSa ssA{s.7 approved hsrch "a. fsss fuf dis
oh.rse s4 esftifsati 70, reof Eosn kIi dAfs Ard
ether r.iIs prpv .tb sSr ssM rel, aod thai the 2sh
day a 1urs a tds AT II o'elotk Is satfss ID fer
The Fearing ~ The hss5rs rad Cs6ft nj Eeokok
Lee esnBtx IqzR shea and where al rrrditjs Of said
bar krnps ant otbsr psseHs In fntsT.t tsky ate nd
aud show eau.e ant they says Why the PRAYER ofssid
eftsu Guild be eraatsa Aaa fHttLtd Lot.cs IL
her. gwen that tbs sGd snd third seiidgs Of sai&
eretats II ssld bsskrras regrred un5er shd TIA and
18Th seetoss Of said ses will he holden be tfs John
pruo. EsgIssr. st ha afsce. room NJ Ksts Sses h
in tho city of Esakak LIE eeanty, I9ss on the 18th
day Of JgRs 1858, At 10 eeleek 3. u
H.K. LJfE, r4dt.
msyi2 3sfses hsiEct c2nrit al kEokak
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Assignee's Notice or Appointment,

In the District Court Of toe United stsftr for the s
tffes Of fe-s Ia bankruptcy. Ia the matter Of the
Estate Of Estes, Bankrupt
10 ssissn IL uag ssaeern:
undsrstgnsd hersby gives notice CT his appoint
msnt ~ Assignee Of the sstAts Of G kstes Of
Lee e5unts, lows Ia said District, who wss to~it
on the day Of March, 1855, s<jndzss Bankrsrt
ufon bis osa pstiiien by John Bruce. Register In
Bankruptcy Of abe said Court.
Lated st Ksotak, lows, iss &ay of Mar, A. D. 1855
HIRAM HkoHLKs
.fsw-Qet A..4gn~s
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Assiguee-s Notice OF Appoint.
Inenf.

District Court u the Cntsd States for the District OF
io~.-fn Bankruptcy. In tie matter Of L Estes,
h&nksupt.
10 arhoua say
The usdsragnet hsfsay giyss natfe. Of his appoint
ment AkstxEss Of the setAts II James Estes d
kskuE. In the corrty Of Lea in Eas District and Win
s1, to-sit, on the lzsh day Of 1t-4i. 1ses
-, 7dsed banar9ps upon bis petition, by job.
Bruce, Registrar in Bankruptcy Of sid eourt
Dated al ksokuk, lows, the sth DAY Of May, D
1895 VIZ aALL,seEs a,.gxpse
mays-YeI2s
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Asslgnee's Notice OF Appointment

In the Disfet Court o. fh~5 uns~ States for the Dis
trtct Of fssA, IN BAykFnptfy Ia thu matter IL ths
estate OF D NTH, Jr and Daaghssty. parfnsr,
Bankrapta.
To sc!aom nag eosesys.
HSHn rrssrssned tsrsay gives motto. Of biz sppefnt
nenf ~ 1sgfsss OF thr sstst- Of the above nxrHsd
Bsntruse, "a k~ohat Les county. Iowa IN ssf nir4cf
sos Who were, to- alt the roth day of March, A. b
1850. abridged faakrupt+ spon ilcir PETITION b
John Bruce Register IN Bankruptcy Of ssii Court.
Dtssd 1t ksskak, Iowa. the 9h day Of April, A. D
istA HIRAM KHCKLkr
sprxi Jv1hgr Assignee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

sill the certificates sre nil sold, there win 81
donafed to the orPh1ns ofthe city oil Alton tvc
thoutsnd dollaYs.
"a Az moaey srsepiseds frow- the sale Of Car
dideaes VII eAdePOsiaeA ~ ARo8 N1t5saai BANK
and Flint NtianN Rpnk pf ALTON, H., to the
ersdit - - AssSsi1tidh - Sllifsmain in bank
until the dnsing. 8
Z .. II n. 4: ~ r.. p::s
on. aod other letsSlesh ipeambrance.
Prasss. can DO 20 BY calling 1t the Psttsrson's
Iron Works once.
NOTiGkLThs Abess Iron Eorks will be herSe
running until awarding of prizes, and recsise IN
ordsr. fer ssrk, and an them - promptly, - hes
pesM aone for the last screen years. :
= v11 kssssxn rsssss VI - sasth6fised to
seh Csstseeates for tbs Assoeiafioi, or s. r,cor
nssse = = aksnf. ahlsses hsl1fe u ssftArate q
K0TIck!-- Psraons ~ dbGK NJ on IN q
from ne country can send II rgistsred lestsrs.
Rlesss ae sssrsses ssp4 epecounty. 81.
lss,sss &. LAS. PATTRRsON. 81
PrsHrisser ana Manas.~ -'s
'AatAe0 ess. fAtssr.s4,s lfse N,shs. xIs1os iff5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

We ended in yesterdays paper Senator
HARLAN 5 argument on Impeachment. Oar
contemporary don't like the areument-of
course he don't. He thinks it weak, sophis-
teal and false. He is the best fitted to Judge
OF arguments of that style of any man we
know. We confess, however. thet the mere
technicalities of argument in this case, are
something we care little for. You can argue
the case just as subtly a. you please: YOU
can prove conelusively that Mr.. johnson did
not appoint Mr.. Stanton, and that, conse-
quently, he didn't violate the civil Tenure-of-
Once law in removing him you can prove
that, according to the current of Judicial de-
cisions, and Impeachment precedents, that
Mr.. johnson could not be convicted. And.
If we admit it ALL then knowing the case as
We do, we say he should have been convicted.
We view the subject thus:
There is development. of society-a pro-
Eress of the world. And the points Of his.
toric progress are when men 60 forward and
occupy new territory. All progres. is an in
sovation-the bringing in of the new, az
Lord Bacon has it. And these innovations
ere positive acts that being done, become
thenceforth Fixed facts-new social phenom.
ems, that in their relation to man and mans
past, discover new social and political trnths
or principles, and men discerning them, cry,
here IS Progress. But society remains i'm
movable, without progress, for years and
years, because none of these positive acts are
done. 1t is The wisdom Of the Statesman to
discover when they should be done it is the
wisdom OF society in its occasional, creative
and progressive moments to do them. Every
positive achievement of Liberty and Human
Progress has been opposed by conservatism,
backed BY existing institutions and existing
law. Every advance that England has made
IN her civilization, has threatened, it has been
held b the opponents Of her progress, to
subvert established order and established law.
And very frequently it does do it. The very
Idea and nature Of progress neeessitates this.
For laws are but the uexus of things "a thew
now exist, and change in the order Of things
necessities change of laws or of the nexus.
The Senate of the United States we're of.
fered chance to approve themselves states.
men, by the impeachment. That accom-
plishment was defeated by the votes of those
who defeated conviction. For the theory of
johnson s acquittal is that, for the term for
which President or other officer is elected.
the people have delegated their Sovereignty
70 him. That theory is SO anti-Democratie
SO anii-Republican, such terrible fallacy.
that it is bound to perish. The doctrine will
yet be established, as zthe logical sequitur of
Democracy, and the only ,enable theory Of
Impeachment in q Republican government
that impeachment and election are twins
both acts Of the peoples sovereignty. and
that wherever an officer would not be re-
elected he would be impeached. The time
will come when it will be known and felt that
the conviction of Andrew johnson, whatever
damage might have been done to existing law
Or presidents, would not have been par,issn-
ship but craftsmanship.
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Notice In BaakruDtcv

psftfrt Cooft Of tbs Un3fsd States for this Dstrfsa
Of fosa Ia the matter oil n. Stewart. Bankrupt,
Ia B4nkrsptet. UsA District Of Iowa.
A WARRANT In Bankruptcy issued ssainst
~ the sstase Of r. II. etewsrt Of the county Of
Jsrsrsoa sud State Of Iosa, she hiss besn al adz.
ed bankrstt 1paa the pstitisn Of bis rsffcss
That the payment u any debts and delivery OF any
property beonsng 70 inch bankrupt, him for his
sod the srsasfsf OF any property By him 10 forbid
den By lag. That mesrins OF the creditors Of the
eah be kYupt proys their dshU AID TO choose enc
or ns ef his Viii be heid at fbs coust
Of 70 Ae hDissn q room DO Eats Heuss,
the once n ths xistsr Id Dsnksuptcy In The ell, OF
spkch Low hsaFs John RsHce, Giatef, fhs Goth
aay OF Jans, A. D. les ~ 10 o'elock 10.
q. W. CLARK, U.s.N
D. II FrLfoS. DEPUTY.
Tracy S.sma1, Atiasnsy fer Pstiiiossr-
r..xi1 1a. Tun4.
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Circuit Court Convention.

NHOUH1 NIU". Y Wv NHHtaOHHt
Thsre viii 10 ARepubcas Convention held In Mount
risssiu:, lows, cn Friday. june 9Th, 1885,
The representation will DO follows to-uit; One
ds,sxste fs ZACH coHny and delegate for each 100
Yosi or traction oTfr So cas-; for doseinar In 1871
This Convention will he held to nominate Rersbii-
rdda.s Dr Judge OF ths Circuit Court h the rst
cresit q the Frat Judicial District composed of the
&C Hntes Of Lsc. and Henry, and .uch other
business may carne before H.
JOHN VAN WALK ES8uaG,
Chairman lee 10. Rep. Central Com.
r. kLtEN
Chairman Henry Ran Central Can,
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Making In all 800 Valuable Prizes,
FROM So TO sl2e.o 900.

committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
will be selected 10 conduct The drs sag ard award
ing the Prizes on the day appointed, at the City
Hall, Alsea, II. Plaza 81 a~aTiss vii. he siruii1r
to the one of .Cbonteau Smith mill and farm.