The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-24

net and AIRY Scbeffer are now being remov
1 ed, the decease OF both painters having
rendered their works admissible to the
Louvre, where their finest productions in
the hands of theFrench Government are to
be placed.
Near Salt Lake the Mormons hunt
the grizzly bears, and the grizzlies hunt
the Mormons. So far, the latter seem to
have The best fit.
Rev. DR.. Raf1es. an eminen Mt Con-
gregationaliss minister of Liverpool, re
Gently deceased. had great passion for
autographs, and among those 10 his pos.
session we're lettes> or documents signed
BY all the sovereigns Of England from
Henry VII to Queen Victoria The col.
lection contains an autograph letter from
each Of the persons who signed the Dec
laration Of Independence.
Lieut. Col King. of the Ssh Mass
achusetts regiment, now military COM
mandsnt at Lexington. Ky, has issued
General Orders No. 2. of which the fol-
lowing is an extract:
VIII. Frequent complaints having
been made that the milsh cows Of citizens
have been MIXED, and oftentimes detain-
ed for days by persons connected with
the army. II such practices are contin-
ued, aud can be brought home to any one,
the offender will be deal. with in mao
ner to make him wish that earlier in fife
he had been veaned from hove of milk.
The Board Of Trustees of Colnmbia
College have expelled Richard s. Nc
Culloh, Professor of Mechanics and Phys-
les in that College, for abandoning his
post of duty. going to Richmond, and al
lying himself with the Confederacy.
TIE GRErBEARn REeIMEST.-T The
37tb regiment Iowa infantry, .hs Grey
boards, stationed at Alton H., voted last
Tuesday. The total vote vas 58I. OF
these, Stone received SGT and Tut,le IL .
Don't Tutsle run we'll in the army, What
haul the Copperheads made by their at
tempted fraud ! II they thought the SOL
diers we're blind. we guess they are now
satisfied that no one but the snakes have
haaIz oyar q arns
The Detroit Advertiser says that ev-
cry day sibce the arrival of vallandighsm
a, Windsor, up to late hour Tuesday
at the Hiron's House have been crowded.
with sympathizers. Since Wednesday.
howeser-the day after the Ohio election
hardly an Individual has ventured
across the river to call on the secession
martyr.
-In a little Town jus. out Of Cleve-
land, eleven votes we're cast with the
name of Vallandigham cut out and the
morning after election thirty-thres men
were ready to make oath they cot it out
1T is generally understood that Sam
Cc1 will not hold George E. pugh's hat,
while he calls vsllandig CHAM three times
from the State House steps.
THE Northwestern FATR.-The Chi
cago Tribune says: "The Committee on
| Arrangements for the Northwestern Fair
take this opportunity of announcing TO
their friends in the country that cuff
cient number Of ladies have already ar.
rived to do the necessary work for the
Fair. None others are expected but the
members of the Executive Committee,
whose names have been published in the
circular of the Fair
CHIcKAMAUaA.-Some of our cotem-
poraries say that Chickamauga means
'The River of Death" while others say
it signifies sThe Pleasant Valley"
The Wheeling coal diggers have
come to terms, and have agreed to worh
for 67e dollars per day. Poor fellows j,
is pity they have to work so cheap.
Brooklyn, which Beecher calls the
bedroom of New York, is growing nov
very rapidly-new churches, new stores
and new houses are very numerous.
/ BoY SAVED BY 4 Doa.--The large
draw bridge over the Wabash at Terrs
Hau,e went down few days ago from .
stampede of cattle, and carried with it
in addition to the cattle, . number Of per
sons, seven Of whom were drowned.
boy named Ed Dunn was on the bridg'
and was among those who went down
H A large Newfoundland dog that accom-
IA panied him grasped him by the collar
dragged him from the fallen timber, ane
took him safely to shore.
i H.