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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Oaico in Tallys budding, on Milan
st.. opposite Messrs W Welsh 4 Boisseaus
SHERvEroRr, la,
TiiOS W. SCOTT Agent
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MCMAHON * OTls, General Agents
No ~ Madison ST pcsoto Block
Memphis, Tennessee
C9asui'ing Phgaaan DR. John T.
Hodgen
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Shreveport Advertisements.
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Each has hundred and hi exchanges embracing the leading
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counsel the advice 81 uef most able mon and unity Of purpose that period
the present This in the South be found and be found alone
newspaper press All other avenues closed the sole medium by which
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cfiblne afford B
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These newspaper VIII Big e'oe % other objects of interest besides politics
Literature scientific ssgrt Agriculture ae Current News the Day
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References Col D. NJ johnson,
President % Home lnsur rcc Company,
Ncssrs Walsh n Bots .oiu. DR. @ g.
Cutlcil l. + Carter. J G. Elsner, Dew
l. Tally, James W Howard, Drury La
cy, and DR. Joseph Wilder, Voy X :,
trippott. u u Capt r = yenworth,
Or D. Nj Anderson, and Dll W. r.
shisers, Shreveport, La
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MANSFIELD & HlGBsE'S
Texas Tonic syrup.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.

Mr.. Stanton has resigned his place as Sec
Rotary of War. he could not do other, foi-
lowing the Senate acqaittai of Mr.. johnson
upon the second Impeachment article. His
continuance in The Office just resigned, SO
long, has not been at his own pleasure II
was to serve the country and the cause OF
place upon him. He deferred to its will.
Had he foreseen that the Senate would vote
TO undo its work, would vote to stutify itself
by acqui.ting Johnson in the u,as.er Of his
removal, he would deaatless long since 2ave
declined to be MADE she victim Of Senatorial
" Dsmphool.
The nation is the debtor OF Edwin N. Stan
ton. He has none Of the graces or the arts
that win popularity. he doesn, study them i.
or practice them-would probably no, be
successful if he did. He is cross grained.
suriy, arbitrary INDEPENDENTLY more disa-
greeabie than there is need that any man
should be. There is no man in America that
loves him. Abraham Lincoln was probably
the only man in America that ever did love
hlm. And Abraham Lincoln was probably
the only man that Stanton ever loved. And
next to having served his country faithfully.
honestly and well, it is most Of all Edwin NJ.
stsnton's honors that Abraham Lincoln
loved and trusted him above all hi. as.oci-
ates stanton is st bottom good and tsne, or
Lincoln would not so have esteemed him.
We haven't the work at hand now, bu, many
OF our readers may-we mean Carpenter
" Six Months in the White H,mse.s' These
that have read that history of the inner life
OF Mr. Lincosn's administration mnst have
been struck, as We were, with the fac, patent
on every page. that Lincoln and Stanton
were the head and The heart OF the executive
management OF The war for the Union that
they had more head and more heart IN it than
all the res, Of the Cabinet together. Lincoln
and Stanton relations TO the rest of the
Cabinet wers of the head and Official their
relations with each other were OF the heart
ana cordial. II Is noticeable. too, how Lin
coin deferred to Stanton, and how the conn
sci OF the latter proved always TO be right.
If any one is disposed to set in harsh inde>
ment npon Stsnton's snrliness, let him read
that little record of Carpenters, and he will
see that under his rough exterior the late
Secretary Of War has q heart. Stanton il
along side Of Bismarck, the ahiess war Min
lister of the centnry. 10 hin, the country is
largely indebted for the success Of our arms
over rebellion. In reconstruction he has
sought to establish peace and the Union mon
certain and enduring foundation, BY secur
ing and confirming the rights Of man. He
has sought to secure in peace the real tri>
nmphs Of 90 great war. To this: end he
has resisted Andrew johnson. He surren-
ders nov because the Senate has decresd
that Andrew johnson should be victor. That
is thu first time he has ever surrendered to
the rebels. The loyal part Of the nation
honor him AZ much in his defeat as they
would IL his victory; for among the natiou's
fruess, triedest, creates. statesmen and patri-
OTIS, living or dead, they hold and esteem
Edwin N. Stanton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
Special Notices.
Vat urc IL tho Great Physician

This IL admitted by the medical profession -
fsniaaentaI principle Ct healing science lit Ii
~tssly ysovidsd y .hs human economy that vhsne
ANYTHING i xrons in the phs,sl system tho natural
rcss Of the body bronght to bear sxeei tho da.
ne srea, stn, t,ers5fs. i to .tscrgtbsn tho
natural powers. This has been KEEP. Ia view BIZ tie
skiiIiul eompoulteEs Oh H0sFETTIRs STOMACH
81 RI Era which operates 10 give ssh vitality 10 all
the orEsus Of ths body Tho effect Of ills sddhdns M
on tbs stomseA, tns liver aid the kidneys Il ps oupi
and decisive IT'S rat,eat who ts wise enough 10 emit
dragging and try ne BtTrggs sosn sess ss ifhs bad
tassn Gnsx 1stss d If and "a he srtnnes Il ss the
sstss4 hs 4 Sr3ayedto asi the stressas Of he.lts
coursipg through his Fame, Itjs prepared sish great
care, and ia sal pss entirely v.sstsbfe II
free o tbs ettett5as rfssn urged ssainss prepa.
ra,ions Of tbs kind Asa MEDICAL AGENT II h.s no
esral while ia pleasing favor and heaishruI IN cts
haye made l. ssssrsl favor:ts. II Ia from Al,
rsses caseussisd to inpar tie system. and ts epe
rssiols are ct mild. acctiag end ersHt All who
AAse ssd HOsfflTsRB fT6MACH B4Trnto ss.sst
liz virtsss and commend n to ufe. 49,
e.. sfrse Who IL tas eeteymens Of perfect hsath
sanAafly hsse rssd q hyp@ f~scsras 70 spncs ~
vsntf Of disAse We psvsr 100 well srncd aasinss
tAe asl Of 'tss s shst 6esa 10 kssr b. In hsalth
~ xitAhfy 49, II - ietty ~ tn ryst. u. 50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

rHr Regiaer nays tina. Peter Mslendy. ne
live man 1t the head Of tho ReYublicas -
Executive Committee, is maklse eenfa.ss
preparations for the Thorough spnya., q -
States. Besides the brilliant esslS e 49,
speakers, be has secured - 'esy ICES 8 z = ~
T.ahn s Lorsn, Gen. nkfl schdfs 3ss'
49, -. Republican candidatesfQr Gov
!, Illinois Senator Pom( r5y II Kan
=. and Fred. Hassaurek of Ohio and Z
,,akinx arrangements With other orslofs 9
equallI great seno~n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
Patent Offices.

frventers who wish 10 tshe cut Letters P-fen. are
sdsisfd TO counsel With MuAy 60, ftcrs Of the
hfsr AAt,rtcuH Who have pros scntsd claims eefcrs
can and Earopean Paint Agency 10 the most
In the world. Gharles Hess fhan any other axsncy
A Pamphlet containing full irstsucticns 70 invent
orr sens g-stis.
f1pA hshts ,me Bonnd Nolume, containing I'D Ne
chansesl snerAs anA tbs gui States Censss hy
eountisA with hints ard Receipts icr MscIsuics naiisd
on receipt Of Is eenis Address MINI SEA
k%F VI Park Row yev YORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

LIE Republican party is uniter, ard l,arrso-.
NOUS has splendid pla.sorm aud sune.b
ticket. Yet we counsel every Republican to
remember that thsreis work to be done, and
n.@ - amount Of i, if We would win. The
;,.o a;r;as aas diverse elements enough in.
In power, It viii rea..:I 80 - oas 10y oe a
pose Of makias it's 6shi $50 49, ~ ase Pc
can party. 1t will make : 'ae HepnDii-
mighty SIGHT. Ifthere i. any apa Ksosoas ana
part g Republicans the Democracy us IL the
10Y man 70 esr party should make read,
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HOW YOU NAY HAVE
8 1 o q O o OF!
a IA d "a. @ H u ma ID 1

TIE Mst' I~pcrtaH, Dis;orery 81 TIE zesf
ss II MIMI 81 rrs1s,s
discovered sud sy sxpiassd in III. Great BOX 81 tbs
Age. sHtfiei.
"a SHORT ROAD no FoRTUSE,v
This Book givea rsifatt drectieHs rpoa facs,
that tas be d. n-d which If followed ~ifi enable al
70 have Esetfs Hor<s,saaf in the country Senoti
Rstices 10 ths city. To pubic invited Read
Ponder snd dsprcvs II they can. tbs gicsi resuir OF
the faithful peFssrmknrt Of ths rules laid dow ia this
Ism.itatie wors, for the possession any 81
ffopertJ thst ems rsssonahiy desire Price
book slsaanslJ bound In MJsn, Gilt ICES SEQ pages
$50 SAINT post psld 10 any OF h- e. receipt
OF Price. Adassss Union BOOK ASSOCIATION ssiA-
cr.p n T.
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vALuEl, At a1aa 200.


Eeenni Prixe-nne Lot on secbnd street,
beiween Pisss ani AAgket streets, EEarly eppo-
ate tbs Ct,g BGsiHg, Altas. lH---25 feet on sec
ona ,treet- .suifable for TOTES. Value *, 500,
1hird Frixa -oae Lot ri "a ,,-.---
fiass rect and 30 feet deep. fsiGe3 nj -, eco.
Fourth Prix---0ne La. ajjoinfc4 the above,
20 feet on Plaza street and go fest deep. valnod
at 50 oaa.
Fifth Prize.-ors Lot adgoiniar khe above,
% fest en- Pass street and 30 feet deep y&iaed
All $4,000.
sikh rrize-yoae Lot adjoining the above
Lots 81 r. Trenton Pasa street. So IT deep, hniId-
ing sarus 241se feet tive stprirs hifh, Of stone
and brick, occupied ~ carpenter SHOP. Valued
seventh rrixs--one new Engine and Saw
Min, all comrIete, OF best rnarrfsefure and I'm
shed Ia rood style. Valued 1T u, zee.
Eighth Pstx s--ens nss Engine. NIL CON-
plste, with Governor, 6s.horsc power. hneiy I'm
ished.s Nstsed al s. ,sie.
Four Prixes--Censistipz OF four Threshing
Machines and Horse PAYERS IL borxs po~er.1 Of
hest manufacture. ykined at 1850 eaeh-s2 see.
twenty-five Pn1,s-.In Sugar Mills, con-
sisiing Of 70 lew Mills, Of hesi manufacture.
ere eaeh.-vainsI at $s.taa.
oas : aw n1ili- For sa#ing cord wood, nes
and all complete. Sith power. Value. s275.
TWAnty.6vs Pr.xsa--Ia fn-- Sewing Ma
chimes Of various styles and Of beet nsnafaetuTe,
Of Howe and Singer Manufacturing co,npRnie
ranging IN nriss fram 81 h siGa--ralned at =,
400.
I Twsnty--6v P.ixes- In siiyer Hunting
Case Lever Watches, flu jessied, At SIS each
valued At 4s25.
Fcrty.ssven Pr.x ss--of valuable and USE
full articles will range IN price from SIS 10 s75--
valued ss 4s7a.
One Ubnfsed Yrixss-.In Grsenbzrks, at
$40 per prize. valne 81 zoe.
1wsnsv Pri1es--In sets Of best quality sill
yer plafed KNIVES and Forks Mt IS Per set $i6a.
= 1Weaty-4ss Pri8ss-In sets Vt best silver
plated Table spoons, NJ 81 Per ses--rained II
$iso.
Twenty PTizss-Tn Albums, at SO cach--
$40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
TAG Chicago Republican platform and csrS
d;d.tes have pretty nearly spiked ths apps' {

the Democracy. The Democrats orae'es
confidently that the party would
split at Chicago. Instead, more hearty unity
II eniris and nd purpose s~asnsyer known. Inc
platform adop.ed without debate or dissent
The candidates nominated with intense enthk7
s;asm. The Republican army in solid col>
umns and determined 10 Kin, there issbeeaer
show 60, Andrew Johnson getting to heaven
than for Democratic success 'nthis campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
Making in all 900 Valuable Prizes,
RANGING M
FROM So TO sI2o. 900.

DETAILS OF THE DRAwISa---A suitable
committee Of responsible and hcnorable gentlemen
will be selected to condnct the drawings nd award
Ing the Piises on the day spPointed, Il the City
{ Hall, Alton Ill Plan Of drn ring viii be similar
70 the one of Choutcaa 4 Smith mill and farm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
r. ENp For orn saw flFeeiAR-u
GREAT ORIENTAL TEA ca.
LO ok Ok LsOO IL

~ HOLLAK. VI WIT = y Dfesseea
i pete, s,~inx .chines Chsknber Sits Ptsno
fJ-ses Gold and Silver " h-s ms Jsseiry se- Ae
comprising great variety Of useant ar.scis sn 70 he
sold For oAE DOLLAR T, any ssndirs :hsir
sj6ve-s BY mali, 81 ets. vii ard st~si fse
certificates, pfvfng the and d<scrtp fs II nye
different srie.es Witch will f3ruard for 1as d 3lisr
for circuisr JACKSON co
80 Cert SItet erstpn H.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
Circuit Conrt Convention.

AASAss &VsAAs OSMsCMthvms
There Win be Eerublieas Convention held In Mount
Pleasant Iowa, on Friday. June sta. 1865.
The Representation will be follows, to-wit: Chs
delegate for zach county ard delegate for each LOO
fosss or fraction oreT SO, cast Tor Governor in 1885,.
s1his Confeation will be held to nominats Hspublf-
candidate fer Jndgs Of fe Circuit Court the
circuit Of the Frs Judicial Dlstrict composed of the
unties Of L.s. ana Henry ard transact snt other
tusiness mag GENE befor- it.
JOHN VAN rALKESBUR9,
Chairman Lee Co. Rep, Central Com.
r. ALIEN
s Chairman Henry Co. Rep Contra, Con-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

ELECTION IL osr.InosA.-At N. .,..,;ar
In oskalcosa, On Monday. the revalt as
a. FIRST W-rd-For Prohibition liz; against
81 sse'A0 A"asd-For Prehibi.ien Oh against
a. '''''''s1'on - i against
,a Fourth Vsrd-for Prohibition d !; .r.;s,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
To the Indies.

W. ares sents for ever OLE B1aDRkD Foreign and
the whole country with DRY md FANCY GOODS,
EILKa sHAWLs, JEwHLkY, SILVER WARE. FUR.
HIrekE, PIANOs, SEWING AAEHIsRs, Ac. &C st
the uniform price nf
One Dollar for each Article.
esnd ycur ciuts of 10 and up~ards, for descriptive
eheeas chewing what arf.ee be obtained for oas
Dollar. with 1o c~rts for zach chesk.
C1rcuIarA Nent Free.
Presents scsth from - 1900 t-nt free sf charge to
agents sending eiubs.
ADMITS WANTED IN EvERY TOWN..
CURQAAE 4 co,
10 Arch Erect, pcstUn Mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

The Iowa State Electric Medical i ,.,.;.
i1on meets il nss Npines on wed.e.d..
ssas q. Tbs railroad and ssags hoe, &,
sarry delegates !, rsdaced fare:
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Refers by Rermisst0n to

Z E
Judge Jostbh GiiissIi-, Of Ea-arszv'l'e
II Weaver, Alderman Go do
tseo Yackcl do Do do
Chas Wise, Attorney ~ e 9&
n Dsker, ledge AltenCfty rc1r.
C fAds eal. - hier Altos y atons Rank
fscsrfitt, rrasidsnf do Do Do
Biair whs,esAis 0sossr. Alton
Chs PmnpeYar dc d.
barr Btshap do do s.
TW R.ifiIns, Express AGENT, Alien sd ~ "A
Topping Eros O., Wholesale Hardware Merchants
D ! Hossisad, ahoie sale cla .hisr 4
judge II W Hiliiaas Al 8ss "a
Col 2 a Ducs raaStar : sSelssistsse
G Allen, En'soii Iron Works s. lsaia. No
Watsrs. SING ns Co do III
David Plersor Bhrk sr, carroslsor. til SIT ~ *
4 n hiscHbnrA. Hsnkar. virden, III
Mathew Cowan, Miller, do
II Beech, Foundry, L,tetdeld Ill
wter7 No. Nlissfa CArifusifis III.
joins uhayaH 90, Wholesale Dealers II Co sfaxe,
A Mc~ker. v hoiess.e sFea- Dealer. Chicago. III
WIN Wilson, WHOLESALE Hardware, Sc Louis
s3-Ahadn & 10, Atm A,sficngsufai u Or II
KeineKe 4 Thomas. M.lers. aYard, IN
MsNyx- Cant cell e Npns lsrs B-iier D<siers
,EsA Fiji y, 60 Main strest !, u L1uis
John shield, III north Market street. 81 Louis
a trozscs, Kaeie Foundry
Wei, IGe and Ill Main strsst, q Louis
ASx Rfapk,f DO DO
1essth Qnisley, Allan M
t Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
STATE TaCKET.

M ssestnry vNst..
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
FIR Asdder IF State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County.
lsy Tr,ersrer u .stc.e.
sAMLE. RANKIN, of Washington County.
For Rsss.ter Of etst. Lrsd oefes.
c. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney General
HENRY o'CONNOR. of Musca.ine County.
Electors a. Large,
GIL. GLASGOW, of Wayne County.
J. B. YOUNG. of Linn County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
s~lsrs Huar Dre.

Taisspisndla Eair d.
only seu. .aa pss iec, in Ma world; tho
nenas 10 y. no ss. -eltasae. ipstapfa
he IN sssts Or Ind dyer iA,ssnss sats; remedies
Heif - Aad haapssfa', tsi et tros,s .syss shs
braxssts And fsrftmrrs:asdp properly sppaIss AL
@'0r's sss fssssrs No II Bird ssEest, New York.
Arsakiy Fl &c. sss3
vfJE0 Nh RrsslBdp caixrRIsrn nenuY
vlhHaAR. vssrantsd pure. snd 10 preserve saak,.s
rat rsism ~ srd.d a he q Fair, Jl,.eis Sal,
a 80 chssAxs csy rsir. Largest vpsAscf t IN,
IN sh. usis.4 Nets 3 E = =. g.
citAs -ats.pnEssfu0,
1ssAo1a Iaass4, ck6n.p. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
First Prize,
PATTERsoN's
Irfn V0rks&P0lldry

on the corner Of Pfssa and Third ssfhets, front
Ins on Plasa Ice feet running back 100 feet
Sifs Of Anrhfne Shop, IS FRET vide ahd 100 feet
lon q four stories b gh-frst story sts&e, two foot
will, tho. other three briek; metal foof heavy
iron scinnns through the centre Of zach stsry,
Foandry q feet vide, 50 fee. loag, sb feet high,
Of brick; good eupalo and room. and core room.
81 eksmish- shop 2s fest vide, 50 tsed long stone
and brick, metal roof. Once f5x7u, two stories
tsgh Of srick: rne,ai roof An The ibove Ehosss
arc sfprsIsi With the beat engine. Iahe., piansrs
and t1aas ;bruhsh out; good lot Of irdn and wood
Tasks ard good lot 81 patterns. Ihn above
7tp;s has . s.,saeiiy to work l9o halls. oifce
hss rsss, aesks slsek, and farr iisss- all IN god
order
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
WANfEu. AGENTS. !: ss sss 6 2 2

I'M Il
OnINH. This machine viii stitch asp mi tack quilt
nrbind braid and emhrcideF Ia yor fsnr o.
Prics oaly flS- tuiIy warranted for fisc yesrs We
win pay ste0o f,r any machine that will sea strong
En- more tsaudfal, or more elssc thsn ours. II
makes tbs Ksatic Lock stitch Every second stitch
can bs snd sti the cloth be palied scsrs
wishoHf tearing IT, We pay Asrn from t5 5000 M
month and rxpansss commits Ion fro. ~aioh twice
that amount csa lie made Address sEcuHH CO .
Fit1shu sh. Pa. or Bess.n Mars
CeNthen.-Do not he inposei upon By other rsftes
pAimisx nd worthless nssf-iron uachinss aHdsr tho
nsnse nance OF Otherwise Oars IL this only eins ard
feAlly prAslicAl ch f.ssi inc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28
NEDlUAL ILLUMINATION !

FAur Asgnifcsntiy illustrated Medical Beoxs, con
t4ioiaH gEPor isat Phy sofogi 81 Tnirafion FIR Msu
and WomeB sent frcs receipt Of % cts by address
Ing DIR JOAN yANDERPOvp. No. 80 C;istqa Place
CiH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

49, aittFfaHts, -
J. B. GkiNNELL, Of Pnwsshiek County.
L. D. INGERSoLL, of Mnscatine County
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AGENTS WANTEf

AGENTS WANTEU.
T1f0pLHin want II and Agents who selling ell
kinds " SEWING MACHINES. sss req,s,sed TO
address with ettasp) greatly reduced prices aad
tssas. K PEARSON, sos 1, charIessown, Mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

a'nlagtoo .-.-..io D.yis-.--
py order OF the Committee,
g. cRaBB.
Chairman ftst District Congressional Committee.
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Howe l. Stevens Family DYE Colors

IN l F5f[S<,rsns ~ New
Practical Boz h on Architecture and Sur Eaiidi,g
J9BIcKS ELL d CO. Publishers. EpriDs iiesd III.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

Mr.. Stanton has resigned his place as Sec
Rotary of War. he could not do other, fol-
upon the second Impeachment article. His
continuance in he Office just resigned, SO
long, has not been at his own pleasure j,
was to serYa The country and The canse OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

m - ~ ck ss 81 = III, ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-23
From Seymour's Home.

The Utica Herald, published at the
home OF Horatio Seymour, thus halls
his nomination for President:
He has secured by indirection and
subtlety nomination which he pre-
tended he would not take. He has
demonstrated his disingenuous, sinister
character. He has explained the mo-
tive of the left-handed blows which he
dealt in his recent speech at other cam
didates. He has stripped himself Of
the vail under which he prepared his
tolls. Heis the same man that was
beaten in this State In 1864, and he can
and must be beaten in 1868. The cam
vass is to be sharp, bitter, and decisive
In this State. OF the election of Gener
al Grant there cannot we'll be no doubt.
All that was needed to arouse determi-
nation and .kindlc enthusiasm is provi-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-23

THE THIRTEENTH annual meeting of
the State Teachers Association is to be
held at Keokuk, August 18th, Goth and
9th, 1868. A full attendance of teach
ers Is desired and an interesting time is
expected. Among those who are to de-
liver lectures and addresses before the
Association we observe the names Of
!. >. Pa.vin Of Iowa City, President w.
r. King Of Cornell College, Rev. NJ. K.
cross, Waverly, Hon. ID. F.'Wells, Of
Des Molnes, Prot. s. n. Fellows of the
State University, and many other prom
inenteducators andscholarly gentlemen.
The hospitality of the city has been ten
dered to the teachers Of the State; and
combination of fare Is expected from
the railroads, packet and stage compa-
MES.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-23

Of this wateris to be sent east to havei,
anad'yaeds ~ I'd |
The Ncacs says that u son Of Mr..
Andrew Daily, Of Wavery, met with q
4nsrtDB sccislent fk6o other day. He was
drawing water from his fathers well
with y patent pump, which operate. by
lmeans - windlass,o md thin brass
strap, tOWhich the bucket is ATTACHED
"A The 6pcket -. descending with
great 'rapfdity, the lad caught hold Of
the strap, which cut off his hand in the
twiAkIing of an eye. Such pumps are
nice things to have in the family.
A colored woman, fresh from camp
meeting at Iowa City, got the power"
in church at Davenport a few nights
since and made SO mulch noise that a
large number of persons attracted to the
houses Among them was Alderman
Harding, who spoke aloud in the meet
ing, saying that the woman was crazy
and to be token eafe OF = He was
arrested for disturbing the meeting and
fined S. and costs. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-23

A DISGRACEFUL FUSS occurred last
Sabbath afternoon, OH Main street near
the court house, between some young
men, or rather, large boys. 1t was not
serious enough to be called fight; but
consisted merely Of such preliminary
exercises as hard swearing, bad names
and cautious sparring and fist shaking.
Although no eyes were blackened, noses
fiattened, and but little blood spilled;
All exhibition was made disgraceful to
the parties aud to the town on any oc-
casion, and infinitely more 80 occurring
on Sabbath day.