The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-02
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The Linn County (Kaasssl herald says the
recent report Of troubles With Jayhawkers,
-, was nueh exaegsrass1. ~ facts arc
thai . man NAMED Wright Ms s0ticed into :
grocery o. prstsnss Of nakinG some sort oil
abArgass, when suddenly ~ house was sur
rounded by about thirty men from Missouri,
who called to Wright to surrender, which he
did altar IN agreement that be should have .
fAirgaAd iseal Riai On Any shargs ofsoslns.1
1e NSsA then taken some forty miles from
Fort SCOTT, and confined in Fremont, Missouri,
Montgomery demanded HE sslssse, and the
delivery Of his captors, and in case Of reiu-
cal thrssssasd y TAKE them. They finally
agreed on waiting one week to ascertain the
will Of the people.
Tesuneniai - oar New suRerIn-
.* f sendent. "
At a late meeting Of the Board Of Direct.
ors Of the Public Schools Of this city, Mr.. J.
B. Brigham was elected Superintendent for
the ensuing year. We copy froa tho IatelN-
gencer, Of Wapello. the following rssolu-
tons: a4
Al meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Township District Of the city Of Wopello,
held on the 23d day Of August, 1859, the
following resolutions were adopted, viz:
Whereas, Mr.. ]. B. Brigham, 6uperintend-
ent Of the Wapello Union School for the past
two years, having given entire satisfaction to
the patrons Of said school, and being about
to remove TO another and distant Geld of la
Dor, We, tho Directors Of Wapello School
District, 10 meeting assembled, So
Resolve, Let, That tho thanks Of the Di-
rectors and people Of this District be rendered
to Mr.. Brigham for his faithfulness and ASST
duty in the performance Of all his duties Is
| . teacher,
End, That We cannot but express our re-
gre. that By his withdrawal ws lose tho ser.
vices Of one Who, while among ~, maintained
high position - : gentlemen and srhol.
ar. Yet while regretting this severing OF
lies, ws rejoice that he 10 about entering up
/ on 6eld At onoe more extensive and more
able to rsquite his faithful services. s4
3D., That We tske pleasure in recommend
ing him to that comm unity which 10 about to
receive the benefit Of his LAHORE. ea4sto -.
H. T. OLEAVER, Pres't.
JOHN Hale, Ssc'y. ssIqaos af'
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FROM the Sigourney Life in.she Vest We
learn that the Republicans Of Keokuk sounty
have nominated s'very popaiss tscks@ Is fol-
lows: sa.A
County judge ". r. Morgan. u.s. .4e3 q
Treasurer snd Collector--J. O. Stookham.
Sheriff.. M. Adams. 8raTg <
Representatives,. s. sanpson, Charles
I Mertx. 9
The Life in the West says Of the Conven-
| ton: ~ SET "a
ssThe Republican Conventiosofor the NOM
4 iuaton Of County Oficers came OF on 6atur-
/ day last. Ii WAS the largsst Delegate Con-
i vention ever held in the county. Ninety
Delegates had been appointed, eighty. eight
OF whom we're in attendance. Never have
We seen greater unanimity OF feeling pervade
- large m assembly, or more entire satis-
faction with the result" ia
jefferson County RepuAiicsf n emi.
nnst0ms. 81
| Senate--James r. wilson. a
s House-W. w. Cottle, Mathew Clark.
| County Judge--Jacob II. Aliinder.
Treasurer and Record der. A. Nick smmey.
Sheriff.. r. Robb.
! Suryeyor--A. r. Fulton. rs
| County Sup. Public Instrustion--R. s.
Hughes.
Impo,tation ~ Fngiish Live stack.
! A consignment OF the best breeds OF live
stock that have been brought to perfection
on the downs and meads Of England, arrived
| here by the ship Antarctic last Eupday.-
With them alan imnorred for breeding mr.
poses, were sundry specimens Of game birds,