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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

nook DEP.ARTM EN "A.
RUYING our goods direct from the Pub
- lishsrs, many which vs introducing and
asnera Agents for At all times o6er superior ir
ducemepts TO the Jobbing Trade ahd will st all timss
duplicate St. Louis and Chicago prices.
Principals aud Teachers Of Institutions Of Leaxntsa
isbing To introduce books, 70 buy their stoel
direct should correspond With WkBSfKR BRO
Our stock embraces every variety Of
School and College Text BOOkl
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS,
Bibles and Prayer Books
music BOOKS.
DIQ 10 N A r e q
CHEAP AND STANDARD LITERATURE
Law and Medical works
.VEW' PUBLICATIO.NN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
THE CAPITAL STOCK

+, Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
Of s25 each When SO is paid on each share,
certificate OF stock for $25 will he issued aud DO
further assessments TO be made. We expect to be
able 10 pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount A. soon as tho lines are completed.
InstAllments from time 10 time, for the pay heht
OF the stock subscribed. will be called for by the
D;ractors. A the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received,
tn. mora the stock Ia distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability af-
-. N. mock in Maid for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
WALL PAPERS.

Agents for Christy Constant Co.'S Wsl Papen, Ben.
ders and window shAdes-fhe iargest and most con
piete line TO style and durability
Unit6d States for sale at manufActufsr's prices.
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Photograph Albums
large and splendid variety.
PRINTING PAPER--.-iII sizes at Mill Priet.

BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, edgern,
RECORDS, RECEIPT 4 CASH BOUKS,
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books Notes and Drafts
Msmor andums Copying Books,
DARTS Drswink B oks,
Writing b-oks scsap Bsoks,I
Composition Books, Bills payable reeefsable
Anything in my line to be procuredin the Amefcau
foreign markets. urn shed st short notice. and at
mauufsctnrers' or Importer prices.
Buyers coming to the city will do we'll TO examine
this bsfoe selectnE sni orders received through
the mail will receive the careful attention OF expert
epced clerks, may 10 dAv
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LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
The LIST OF PRIZES

Can be ia bi7iw correctly numbered
aud valued, which contist OF 70 nue. horres hne Bpg
ges ene Csrriase. about 20 II slverplated bar
large lof OF 6leehs. Rufiso Robes. Beils Whips
&C, &c also, two hne ylung and large lot Of
small rriEes too part culaIizs III this 3D.
sertlse n.n..
The proprietor pledges him elf hat
fairly. openly and honestly cenduc I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
For sale.
&. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-sf., bet. Main d johnson.
HAS inst received a fine stock Of Cloths OF
j ali kinds and viii make pants, vss's aud coats
cheaper than before For proof OF this call and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

! snoilI, Jones4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
H..s Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

Assessment an Each share mo
70 fxceed Ten Dollars Zach
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10
Gen. @rnnt in 0tp.N prf.

0te mir in unisren Iisttn Rummern be,
rtslteIen, pelll Der ;utuufItBe 9r0Itceut Der
8erem. Stadtcn, Den. Grant istt lebtem
Spnntl3e In her nprptlSen Wietrppple, bplt
rec Oerlelbt bsute peer mpr9tnnaG Walttngs
ION jltrld, unp opn Ia ScnntGe Deer MlOn>
Tag nd6 G9tcl9p 3ur armess& euntpn 0b>
ittlen min,
Gpr9titern RaGm. Wrtnte Sen. Grant Der
So93eit Der Sp0ttr bes Gr.0OuS. Sti6 nit
DGrf. Benjamin Won Der g8tlsot inter Glfabe,
miebt II. rabnt &benls On psnliopm linton.
ycaAue-Glug" Jpn gu G1ren ~peranit1ltstt1
grpgen @alasD Diner, weldem dud Abmtrdi
6arrd9ut bejrppbnte, Sbetl. SSn G%ntgegnuna
cult5 Gpa(tG8: Dunier SAT, FER General egi
Arnte une rrfpoblte Qralipent !" lpra4 @rn.
Sr1nt Sotgenpes:
pNfetne 6erreu BON btr yllntpR>2edeut!"
Ntt lrbt0ftem 8tpdurrh nnb t@ MID fir
uNtltt5 c%rfldrca, in %gect8neIen @Rrttn S9'
men Die Sefutle du55ueritdtn, nit etnen tie
Ter ~ !p1rm unp 9erslth ar81ebrabte Gpdf
ent9s8tnsnpnnlen rpurbe. Gle 9tas pihsn,
pie un9srpObnt iG bin, bftntlth 81 iprshsn;
(berslt6eS GaHen unb 9etfaa) wtld' Elm
unbelhretblt0eS Idlent eS 1T, ptelt RepnerS
gaze III tetiSen uno ptripertGen 5u fennen;
lpte tOtnt9 IS gut, tRut, raRelbt Gus!itlbtn,
(G16en lno 6phs) una ME iebr ib e.
plnidte, Siele unltrtr GTentlt@sn SsriDn"
tt6tetten taS CUTE 8ttiptrl ~befpIstn III feBrn,
ipeI@eS t6, tpte I'D CLAUDE, rem auA ipniI
nibt rod In ettitr ctner &t8tUng
ge9eben bare. lln9e5l9ctter 9etfld.
= Nidtspeitpntntetr mup i6 hermit Der
yllntpn>gea1ue In rteitr wic in d1strtn
St0bten, mttnt Spafpmmtnt InerftnnWnt
fir Das Stetc Slut. ausipr.Ren, wel&ts itt
Der J(tgterung Ia zen Sabrtn Der Sebtat0n,
bte mir pur6maGttn, 9~elrttet bGbtn. SD
plnlGe peritlben bieimtt Elm 3et6en Fer Arr
crtennung fir t9re 9iFeralttat fpwpst mir,
ais BEN gesep bic HtbeltUn ssbtent tabenHtn
tapfcrtn Srte9rrn se9enilbr 81 9cben une
prldc Sbaen pdpGr metntn berjltAtn Dant
Tllr tteitlbe aus"
O,eler 5tcoe frl8tt uotmals itirmiihtr
une ntht enren-rpIenber Getfaa.
Gontral 6arrasut ertpieerte ben bierauf
frlasHpen Swat: ollniere SIptts ulO bertn
9rpBtr IbmiraI !" NIT bcrjlthcn urb tppbllt
lcettt lBprten; rCrGuf NOD meRrere Ipa'
ite au3Debradt unp 8epen ssbalttn muretn.
0a5 Banquet pabrte bis pat in ttt Raht
in un9ttrUbtsr !Seit;rfett.
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Sie 2nIt6uSe i'm 5Hhru,

Die lttttn SertAte aus Den SIbldatcn
itnp auGcrit ipGrliG unS mdnseIn gu unferrm
gcGcdten StdIntn ipgdr aus ArfAnfas ale
peiteren @elpungcn 8etrefs Ter &u9uitatr
Sprfdle. glprb' ulO Glib . @arpltna unr
8tr9tnten ltetertm 9IeI6fals ntdt ole sc.
rin9iten Sertb.c.
AU5 Seorsta lte9en etnt9e, ih iebr furs
rrillhtrenre N16rthten Dor. @tper OtptIhs
aus &u9ulta (9d.) 5ufptse lo1sn 0cupsrueur
9ropn Gan. 6ia Sberft YrSRnt unp an
osre te%rSprra9cnOe 8epublttdner lid mtihtt>
rem une in entr8tiber 0etie gt9en iepe fer
mere Gtnnii6un9 eeS Gpngrefss in bic Gin
9slesenbetten @esr9ta's dusgcipyehen unb
ebenlp entlhiepen lth ais @e9ner II. Spppnen-
ten her Ron @oub. 8uQDd befplBten unb bt"
flrrprtrten 9olitif erfldrt tabsn, cine tsSpd
ju9tllesen su tppQtn Rap bic &ccOnirutttsn
@tor9ta's Gin Witbartf 9tiptien Dstr ron
Wiberfpl9 kegleitet tpprptn ipGrr. - Su Ca.
Sannab, Oh, brad AM GtCnitdg = Rrrser
INT 3paarnt5 : unO 2deertdu5 = @rbduee Elm
Stuer aus rtt9ss ierr6 rc4tSettts sntptfi
uuS cmpfnpitherer SGGptn oerbittet puree.
Sn Ncp' Orleans fanc ar Dtenita9e pae
G. unp leste ,Metrrie"~ &emnn TAFT, In mel
dsem vSad @amble", y@tfnbun~, ySrm
Bieen", nSunpDwR", Carrie &tb,rtpn" uNp
yGranitt" Ste9er bltfben. Die Sretie be-
trafrn je $2OO-10O0, tbsil5 in @Olr, ttettt
GrurSnt. Die 9iennen rayrn purdWc95 bon
ocnt iNbniten @etter b~eglntt5t uno Seriant'
melten Gin eberiO 5dblretne6 ais tll8autst
Sublitum. - Su ben 9pli5et : Stf;renSCr
iAtint rompleter Sttlltanp etneetreten au itn
aus 3enneiee feGlen 9lel&f1ls ale BE-
| rtGir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10
Ote @~Aartna.

Die 8dtirrin Bate lpeben TIRE Rinilter,
NIT fenen fe gearbeitet, entlahen, unp trdt
iest aus eem 9rpSen Sttun9satmmer In iGr
~rbltt5 Cabinet jurld. sic befanp ith ttUte
in elmer 3ientltH auf5eregten Sttnmung, pas
b,jeuste bic 9Ietbe tbrer gSanssn unp las
Baden urb Seben tbrer 2tepen. DIS be-
Seusten bic Hammennen 3prne5blidc, Die Ic
sufpetlet auf BITE bepruften 9lGt!er beftete,
tpelhe lie aus Dem GCnfsrsn;jtmmer NIT III
ibr 8Itinet gebraht bate, un0 HE lie lest
nit elmer piIeen getrtsuns auf ben Std
thleueerte.
sic Bremen in ntetren Sanben, ME 0lt >
benee Ipblen, pitie fran, Dltiden 2%eitun9en,"
fdste lie NIT lGuter, grpatnptr Stinnt. sd
ttat unre6t, nadpem i1 es brei Sabre lang
perItteren, BON pieisr iraasDiifden Gtepublif
5u bDren, mir lest ptecer bic !3%ettun9en ien~
BEN su laitn. Sb, tA bottle 10 iebr, bartn
einen S6tmner pe5 SrOftes, etn :3ei6en
CUR gefrrung ju fncen; 3u ltiep, pte pttle
2epu5litaner, nd6pem ie has Spht9tbum
aetfeiidt, ben eelen dont9 urp Die dpni9tn
erparst babert, lth itBt ielber nit thren but
tleen 3dbnen serfegen, it'd chamber ielber
anfallen unD erIpdrsen. Mber nsin, Id trrte
Mid, fe leben in GtntroGt uno Mubs aus
ben bluttsen Sr9irn Der Sdredsnsjabre 1T
eine ppblseorcnete, nilhterne &epubltf Der
S%prsesa1gen. Die Wrrter bes GGntgtbums
fiup bic @eies9eber etner ean;en Natton &C.
ippreen, unb europa puloetpisS, unb Gurppa
bat nift ben Wtlen, ODER eie Strait, has liea-
rttte gorbrin9en pieitr elencen repubittlnt>
fben Nrntee III btnoerr. Sb, ntein @Dtt, Id,
nlub es srleben, Rap rie &rnee Der b%Iuttsen
Sepubltf burh ipre Stese lnb ibre Selotn'
t5aten bic @elt In Gritaunfn fest, i'd mluB es
pulpen, pa6 re ltH 2dtper u1p 9rcptrjen er>
0bern, pab fat gang Staten fIon 30 ntbuen
beiiest uno in BeltB 9enpnmen rppreen -
SD mus es bDrer, fpte bic 8Difer TIRE Sur
item reridsen, UNI iauhsenp bieient iun9en,
ffanjpii1en @eneral SDn1parte bulpt8en,
Der ibnen, rpte er ia9t, bic Sreibett, @leidbeit
unn grlrerlihfeit brin8t. SD iebe bic g8elt,
Die ib be9rlnoet, IN tbren 9runpfeitet ar9e,
griffin, bic Sbrpne suiantmsnitur;en, bic
95!fer, Gtne5 nah benz @nberen an9eltedt
'iserpen BON Der 8et bteier reSplutiDnGren
5retbeitsteeen, unp i'd fanu's ntht bineern,
metne l9dnpe mabi9 in ben Sarpb lssen,
pser fam le muir Jam Simmel erbeben unD
TIN anfieben, pab er un8 beift nnb bebdte.
D.nn mir BADEN fetne Strait mebrl Satbd>
rlna 1T nifi mebr bteVfffsseberin, ole Serr-
iderin; ibre W0rte BADEN niht ntebr bic
8,ralt, bic Nelt iu tiihittern, fie ftetn
tetnen Wieperbda mebr in ben @abtnetten
G%urrpa's! Die srpbsn @dnner, bic mid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10
SermiiGte Scrt6te.

DdS
legium, tp.lh's (peben in Cincinnati
taatt, l6i'te fia Srrgtitern auf, UNI f6 I'M
nd6her SABRE IN 8tGmpnD, ST., pieper Ut
b~prEdrnmeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10

GtrenAef@cnte.-Gapt. S.I. S9.
'rn, SuGrir RS Gretrtdfer5 ySrantts y.
Cutting" Der test IN TomtS'S @trfe pa>
bier ltegt, erbtelt mi Samfaae purA cas-
5.GltedQ ut in @Iibin9tDn cine tpertbsple
0plosut GbrppDmeter. u6r nit fslaenfer Sn-
ftrtft 3ugsftlt, Gin GelHent Der tnsli>
ihen Reatuuna fir S1meS q. S9ipn, Ga.
pjtdn st5 aruertfdnifhen Dreimditers ySrall.
ct5 y. Cutting" ais &ntrfennun9 ieiner
RtnihcnfreuNrltUfsit. bic tr ee9eu brn Ga,
pttdn unp Die @tlnniAaft Der 9rtg9 ,Wds>
ale 9tcle" ppn gBg9mDutt, Neus S8pttlanp,
int Desenber 1867 Betbt.
- Geeten Srettda nerebrten bic 8tarhten
ltno Mtt9tterer be8 8AltirtOrcr St1bt- 6euer~
GepartementS IN benz Nnttsipfalt Der Seuer>
Gpinnittfdre an N0rtb>, nabe 9eringtpnitr.,
Hcm Scfrctar hes Seuerfpebr.D ireftcrtura
5Ubn 98taidnl$ cine $3.50 tpert6s 9plpfette.
Der Sbmdnn Der Sprisrnfpmpa9nte SIR. 8,
RGa,en5 &rler, iticrytiAtt bd8 Srdient.
Cine Gem dlPeS MuSfttlu II q,
thurliafl!n gEerfc etutiGer 3iIritler UNI
jaRSnP, 3ttBt au9enbltdtt0 steic &unlttcb.
baber na@ ggm. Nl,ate g. CO.'S ygpnScrt-
9Qte, 9tr. 800, Nrit~ 8dlttmpretraee.
Sn ZEN DgleD.IGentblp .StpDm5" begann
am Wipntage bic s abre&~MusfeIlu ii a,
pen Danten Srrantaltet, gum geten bes Die
jt9tn 9tinl5 fir tnpaliRe Spl6dten Tlarp-
lSn6'5. Da5 Mufifc9rps hes Ssrtts WtStnrY
1t lt9t9en.
Ole RegGr~8eSblferung prpicfttrt
cine arpGe Concentration urs bas %SGrgttern
taGcnce ygplorep City, GreCuttSe Committee"
sat ben DRUID 6pn 1000 Gjntrtttes 8tIeten
ptrfigt. 6~erserrR9enbt Seb1tr, fpet6e baf
Nc6er,G ttmnre0t b%tftrpprten, Iinp tnSittrt
rprorc.
Gas T;,an5. IGNITE Der n@ar9lanb
Jr0ttat> 0efetlfMdft" 30. ittntn
jdlreStfrtNt YerBfcntIt6t. g. erbtat eas
rtu}, 0as bic Mitttel 9craee p.dt Su aus
rttGcrb finn, ba6 nod Siat eeS @uttn 3u
tbun iltrtg unp bic Gti'tucrun1 BON @a>
btt Getten5 ees paju Gefabtaten Qubltfums
lebr tliotni6t IT.. Sinau3'G crttte fNb bic
50. 81 3. 6auTcIo, 28, 8. Gjrtffitt, 8.
&eps3, tul1. GtaS. 8. Batter, q. g. 0rtf>
ttR, 5. u. 1:Ilp, jWny @. Bridges trS 5.
5. Mepre+
N0G SGtGdbetBbid 9efMtdt
rurbc 64nt 81. 6. 9tpgerS, Die am Wlpnta9
Abcnc, ale It bier our NufiImun9 ibres
Burners dniauatc, plbBIt@ ertranfte unc I'M
SN'"sLh S'"t'F"N~Nult NtHllNvtHt u Yl'St
fau0. sic Wct8er!e tD beDdrrltd,, ms g8ap~
. icp-2ti9l," SuIao Mrnenbdus, oei6tdt gu
.oerrcn unO Gat nm lire Gitfipebiruna na6
philadelphia. Son tbrer @ri@ihte lteb fs
nur 10 Yitl Ytrlautcr, ZAP fe aus Columbus,
DON, UNI Unldn8t ttren @atten in Gttts>
burg Scrl6ren BQ6c.
S6tff6unfRlt.-Dtt 8riga ySinFt,
ien.," nit Scarce bcla6tn unp an Rte Strn,u
s. 8, Brprnt & GbBne ronf9ntrt, hrAnpttt
btt M%nnapplis. Die QdDuna rarb stretttt.
Strafe.--0tr glt9er Stlbsrt SYipn, RET
lid meiBerte, irjnen Shornlttin ftsen su lai>
fen, lprrpe sDnt Jtihtcr 8rtbe Su So Straf>
3aDlurG StrIrtDeilt unr ba er niht nit Bent
Scire beraUsruftc, IN bic Sail stidtdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10
Sas Sampler . llualid auf Sem Din

Ea8 Sampler lluBlif auf 6em StiO
Die &ufreguna lber ren !3ul1mmsnitOB
per D1nlpfer D~llnitep States" unp rSmerte
ca" raurrt in Cincinnati mob fprt. Bon
alien Setttn trefsn 0eute Elm, I'm iiH nan
tbren &nstbDrtgen su erfunoteen. Gin
Ibeit Der ueberreite Der @~erunglhften fpuree
Yprgetern per Oampffr sen. gtttlt" in
Cincinnati ernartet. Plus pem @rdde Der
runttec Stats8" bdtte man bis sum Mpntage
80 Gethcn ans ufer sebratt. SSentifi3ttt
purren S. Spbn, 2put5ptle, S. SenneG,
Nsppcrt, Sp., Gntl Niprtan, @m. Sebn>
ion, @. Sarri5, 2rrtnStpn, Snb,, Sarbsr,
Sanpstr, Snp., Srau 6. %. Grtfffn, Itrp,
Orleans, 6rau Da. 3. Gbpmpipn, %btlapet-
p6td, uNp 16 farbt9t Dsdartsittr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10

INV ~ pllUU q = y VI pElS y .
Iesium, tptlh's fceben in Cincinnati
taatt, l6i'te f4 prr8eitern auf, nm f6 I'M
nd6her SABRE IN 8iGnpnD, &c., tpieber su
%Serlarnntlt.
SIN Gbtcasp rpurpt lreten bas SefaS
rttnt te5 %. 6. sfeipberr9, ipel6tr alf ieiner
Hetit mud, Gurppa auf benz Camper v9lQe
Dc yartS" fart, bealaubtst. Der 9ertpr>
bene btnterldbt $4,000, 900. Die Ssta.
m:ntspoatrsdsr SerpHtGtst bas 8ermdhtnib
;ur Stelun9 Won $500, 000, 600 Caution. Mtt
Gusuatnte meniger flether @ermdhtniit an
Sreunpt uns e%ntftrnte gtrtpdnptc fdQt has
9an;e germ6sm an feline Srdu unb 3rptt
unoerbetrattete Tbhtcr, nit Der geptnsune,
RAP, tpern Die 9seteren lid p.rsbelihtil, Der
erie Sptn elmer Seben 800, 900 unter Der
geptneuna erbGit, bab er ben Nan,en 9feis>
berry anntmrnt. Sterben feline Srsu une
36hter pbue 8aafommen, 70 lpl bas sarse
8trmp9en CUR @runoung elmer aNepbtrrg.
Slbltrtbef" peripeacet tpereen.
Na@ Cincinnati wurpe 9. 9. Sas.
man, rriiter 8Cte Son vIoont5' Grprrb," elm
gebrndt, a~nsetla9t, i'm @drS b IS. Die Cont
pa9nte I'm 5000 bellpblsn gu taben.
Die Rep> gprtcr 8lGtter brlnser tintn
9eri1t Der sur 9%,lihtiguus Der yGentrsl.
Yartftc"Sabn" abBeibtdten Spesial-
@pmmtfiiDn. DIR 9ertpt Ii Sactantentp,
Cal, ben 3. 3ssember, batirt, uno gtebs elm
sufrtepenieaenets Bib Der &rbeittn UNI pss
Sertf1Itttes bes 8dbnbauts.
Ote Gpntituttpnalttdt Der
,Qelal Genber>"Afte - 8pr benz
in 8dIbin9tpn tasenpcn Ser. st. Sbsrae.
riGte inpet auaenbltfliG bic 9erbanpluRg
iber bic Dtdti9e Srage rcr @onititutipnalt,
tat Der r2sDal Segper~~afts cts 9unsrtf,s
itatt.
Der Correspondent Ger bteltsen Sun" Mt
berle9t rte BON / b m telbh gemaGt {
Angabe, ha6 Sberridter Gbdle ur,p Der
fdrbt9e GonsreB>D elesat Wcndrp bon 9pui-
liana an, Rpntage nebcneinanSer duf ttnent
Spp9d i'm eD19rellipnttltn untereau,e geltf>
len bditen. Stbr nieblih!
Der serfterbtnt garon @%pttf6ttb
Ginterldbt bic 8leintgfett BON $500, 900, 900.
q. ei9net 81 Sduftr in @aris, 9aldite in
Ront, Nsaptl, Slpren5, Turin un6 8eree
bon WerIbpaptersn aus ader S.rrtn Sdneer.
G VI nj . pore Meape. = Da5 Gje>
rtAt entihisS pOr9etern IN Itp.gpr:, tag
Der BON ieinen gerpanpten ms Srrenbaus
gefIidte Commodore IeaSe ntd)t perrldt
iei uno bffabl letne fpfprti9e Gntla6ung aus
Der Siren anftalt.
SIN ct, 4cuts tpurpe Mlen, dltas Gb-
frarrs, ais mitbttsetltgt an Dem Aparns' Gr>
sres,D %tsbitatle TN ausat arretirt une benz
Gefansnids lberipieftn.
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%pcrldneen, cte nit mir arbetteten unp ca6ten
far Cab @obt unb GEid Gurppo's, ie limb
eablt 9egln8tH. Der GrOBe Srteprt6, per
9rote Joiept, cte 3rrfen StaatamdnnerSdu'
ng UNI @Qtemtin, ie Sl1e BAT Der Gpp cr'
fan, uno rte mad ibncn oetcmmcn, beoretfen
mid ntRt. SD bin aletn! 9laetn!"
Bsrti. fslst,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10

SIN ct. 2ruts purpe Aaen, alias Gb,
fparrs, ais mitbttseiltst IN benz Abans' Gr>
pres,D tebtatle TN @u9uit arretirt ute benz
9efGn9njifs lberpiefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-10

NdG Cincinnati purpe 9. 9. Sas.
man, rriIber 8cte Son yIpants' Grprrb," elm
gebrndt, ansetla9t, i'm NGr5 b IS. Die Cont
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-24
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
SATURDAY. Feb. %, 1865

SATURDAY. Feb. %, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Steele.
Mr.. Burley from the Committee on
Humane and Criminal Institutions, re-
ported on resolution referred to that
committee, that it was inexpedient to
legislate on the subject of prohibiting
by law the working of prisoners bY
chain and ball. Adopted.
Mr. Burley introduced a bill to
amend section q, OF the chapter so, OF
the acts of 1865. Read the first time,
rule suspended, read second time, aud
ordered engrossed.
And at lON O'Clock, the Senate hav-
ing been Informed that the House was
ready to execute the joint order, the
celebration OF Westinghouse birth day,
the Senate proceeded in body TO the
Hall of the House, when the address
was read by Mr., Golf, aud Mr.. Herr
delivered his Grafton on American
Patriots and Heroes.
subsequently the Senate returned
to its chamber, when a message
was received from the House,
announcing the disagreement of that
body 10 the amendment of the Senate
to the House bill providing for the
election of township officers at the fall
election, which amendment struck out
the provision requiring the township
ballots to be kept separate. The Senate
insisted on its amendment, and APP
pOluleu E1GSSESs bOEeUlan ana w llSOQ
a conference committee. -
Said message also communicated a
House joint resolution adding MessrS,
Chambers and Golf to the Penitentiary
Committee. The Senate added two on
its part, and adopted the resolution;
and it also adopted the House joint
resolution authorizing the Auditor to
procure lists of lands bought by the
State in 1890.
Mr.. HOke introduced bill to amend
section l, chapter s, of the acts of 1868,
[so as 10 require one session of the
Supreme Court of Appeals to be held
at Martinsburg.l Read the first time.
Mr.. HOke also introduced bill
providing for winding up the affairs
of the Bank of Berkeley. Read the first
time.
Mr.. Chapliue moved that the rules be
suspended SO as to take up the Capital
bill, and Mr.. Wilson demanded the
yeas and nays, and the motion was lost
by the following vote: F+.I
YEAs-Messrs. Chapline, Dawson,
Drummond, Farnsworth, Hoke, Price
Workman, Wright, Young and linn
NAYs-Messrs. Stevenson, tpres,.
dent,) Apologize, Boreman, Burley,
Carskadon, Dix, Foster, Slack, Wer.
ninger and Wilson-1O.
Mr.. Chapline was granted leave or
absence till Monday.
Adfo0r0aJl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-24
The Capital.
Editors .IntelLiaenee,,

Editors IntelLi0eneer:
AS the location of the Capital is n
very vital question to the people of
West Virginia, have, as one of its
citizens, a suggestion to make. During
the past three days we have had start
ling news from Neutrality-suspicious.
which every rejecting mind must re.
gard as ominous. There is no Clisgui-
sing the fact; we are threatened with
another civil war unless the willful and
corrupt Executive can be foiIed in his
movements we may wake up any
morning and find our nation
in arms and ready for another
scene of blood and carnnge.-
Are the representations vague and
visionary? They may or may not
be. AT. any rate, we ought to look
to.the possibility OF such a disaster. In
that event, what becomes of our Capt.
tai II located at Buckhannon? It is
we'll known that during the late war,
we had no stable government in that
section of country. Murder, rapine
and arson were rampant. Wheeling
and Parkersburg were about the only
points where the records of the several
counties of the State and the deposits
of its several banks were secure. 1t ia
said that history repeats itself. II this
Is so, We ought to be very careful, and
see that our Capital is located at a
point that, in any event, is safe and
secure. CAPITAL.