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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame aud \ ia,,
lssp with Joy, and move with the agility diasb,s
icy Of YOUTH the heated brain is cooled; thfrosf
bitten limbs restored, the unooufh deformik h..
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakss Ia
strength the blind ade 70 Sec the deaf to b, A.
the palsiGd form " move uprlvht; the blenhs 4
South are obliteratod; the accidents Of matu li,s
prevented; the ealarnities Of old age obviAtetarS
A natiYe clranlAtion mAIntAined. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17

700rONs LFHiGH LUMP COAL for Foundry
1ONIi uss, for sale by
RANOELL, Mo ALLISTER CO.,
may11d&w2w. No. 90 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
AUCTION SALES.


ON Thursday, Nay 18Th, At 10 A N, on Walkers
~ Wharf, near Boston Depot, we fhall n one
building % by 90 feet, one end halt stoues. Two
sneds 70 BY 30 ieet each Ote Titon & Nc
Earlands Ssie, abolt 1000 lbs; FAN baBis Plat
,orm scale, nearly new Weighing four ons; ore
nUrs jig or; oneJo0 Wa on ene Lumber Wag.
Lad f. cur Sets Truck ii .rnesse Also, Ot OF
Fsceooh clark Street. nearly oppofit" the shovel
R@0'ory, ahont 80 by 60 fe. - q ipltn lot
mayl2ti y W. AHosioheeis-
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
Financial.

ie PHILADELPHIA, May l6.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan received
by Jay Cooke to-day, from all parts of the
Union, amounted to 81 ,743, 300.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17

Do nut DELAY. Now is the time to do it,
HARRIS & CHAPMAN'S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
Wool In New York...Walter DFowA's
Monthly Circular.

The firmnes. in the market at the date of
last was not followed by that advance which the
high prices in the growing districts seemed to in
dictate.
The steadiness Of demand during the month
has been somewhat affected by auctions and
financial disturbances. Prices. however, have
experienced very little variation, and may be
quoted to- day shade higher than on the LIST
of August
The stock of aeeces has rather accumulated
chiefly State, Michigan and Western, with some
desirable lots of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Manu-
faeturers have bought cautiously for immediate
wants, and, as the products of their looms
selling freely at satisfactory prices We look for
good healthy trade in wool the coming month.
The Ohio fleece woods offered at auction the
23d ult., although Of last years clip, were not
very desirable, having been detained they aver
aged about 65c.
The sale of foreign WOODS on the 3lst ult., WA
not very attractive, and but few manufacturers
present; the good parcels brought fair
prices.
vious rates.
Pulled woods, superior and extra, very scarce,
and command very full prices.
Lambs pulled is in better supply and nnds bay
ers at our quotations.
Foreign woods are pretty firmly held, but trans
actions have not been very large.
We have reported the following sales during the
last month Fleeces. 1.225y0ee ibs.. co to 774e:
pulled 49, 900 lbs so TO 67c; tub Il 800 lbs 20 to
72ic; California, lie, 600 lbs 80 TO 43c Santa Fc
SO bales; Cordova, $50 bales, 80 TO 33c; Mestisa
4s2 bales. IA to sec; Buenos Ayers, 2o7 bales
2ic; Odessa, 81 900 lbs; Donskoi, 100 bales Ca pc,
l,7j0 bales, 81 to 43c.
| In Boston Fleeces and pulled, 2,4oo,ooo 60 to
77Ac: Canada, A., 900 lbs. 65 to Use: California,
%. 0o0 lbs, sac: Mestixs, $40 bsles, "a to soc;
Mestiza secured. 5000 lbs, soc; Cape. 96s bales,
30 to 42c: Port Phillip, 765 bales 47e: Mediterra-
| mean. OF bales.
Tn Philadelphia: Fleeces, SIC Gao lbs, SO to 75e.
| tub 2l5. 900 lbs IS TO 75c Pulled, % 600 lbs 81
to Csc; foreign, so bales.
| Receipts OF domestic wool in New York during
| the mouth. 81 1885, bales.
| The imports for the past month, A. published,
| are From Aspinwall, 5s2 bales; Rio Grande, 80;
| Buenos Ayres, 344: Cindad. SIS; Matanras. 50;
Bermuda, .; London, As Liverpool. IS; Odessa,
5s5; Bombay, 3,ls3; Algca Bay, 1883 bales. To-
| tai. q, 149 bales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

IT came out before an English Police Court,
that practice exists among beggars to keep their
children from growing, by feeding them With gin,
SO as To ensure always having baby, to attract
compassion. In the case before the Court, q child
iour years old was stunted so as not to appear
more than twelve months old This result could
never have been accomplished had Pinkerton's
Wahoo and Calisaya Bntcrs been used instead, as
they are healthful and tnvigorating, and an be
used by all ages with lpneft. One trial will sat
isfy. For sale everywhere. Wilkinson. Bartlett,
Co., Agents, Keokuks Tsepl-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

From the tribune OF the Sth.
The Provision market rensips dull and almost
lifeless. Owing to an improvement IN New York,
holders here were frmer in their views but the de-
mand is very light and the tran ssctons consisted
of only about lis brls Mess Pork 1t $50 So and so
brls Mess ordinary at S29 so. The New York dos
patches quoted Mess Pork at S22 at the opening,
and $22 Is at the close. Prime Mess Pork Was neg
lected and entirely nominal at $24 to "a so. Lard
is in good demand and firm, with sales Of 200 tres
prime city steam and kettle ct 24e. Bulk meats
were neglected and nominal.
There was little nothing doing in High wines
and the market was dull and nominal, with sales
of only 10 brls at 50 90. Round lots we're in limit
ed request at 81 20i. and sellers were holding at
50 %.
The Flour market was less active, but there was
no change in vaiues. Some 300 bris changed
hands at 50 80 to IL so for fair to choice White
Winter; IS as to IS for COED to choice Red VIM
ter and So rs to SO for low grade to choice Spring
Extras.
There was fair speculative demand for Wheat
by short sellers, and we note an advance af 2 to
BE on spring grades. Red winter was in better
demand and fully &c better. Sales at 81 70 to
IS for No. 1, and 81 80 to 10 for No. red; 81
80 to 80 for No. l; 81 rs to 26i for No. 2, and
30 to Csc for rejected spring in st0reclosing with
buyers of No. spring at 81 $50 and sellers al
81 3S3.
The decline in Lake Freights stimulated the
market Tor Corn, which ruled more active, and AZ
advance of to 10 was obtained. About 320. 600
bushels changed hands ut e2i TO S3c for No. /:
$50 to 594e for No. 3 and So to SIC for rejected in
store; 63ic for nearly Yellow aHoat 63 to 63ic fol
No. aaoat, and Gle for No. 2 afoat At tn,
close the market was firm at 623c for No. i; and
59c for No. 2-sellers, in many instances, asking
&c advance.
The market for Oats was more active, and price,
advanced j to 1ic. The sales foot up I6o GOT
bushels at 3if to S2tc for No. 1: q to 2sic 70,
No. 2, and 25 to 25lc for rejected in store Tn,
market closed with buyers of No. at 3I4c and
sellers at 324c.
Rye was quiet and steady, with sales at 20 to Ia
for No. ], and 6s to 6slc for No. 2 in store
Barley was in active demand and to Sc better
With sales at 80 to Soc for No 2 and rs to 4,c fol
rejected in store.
Timothy Seed was in active demand, and fully
ioc higher, with sales of upwards of 500 bags q,
So Is to go.
Flax Seed was in good demand and firm. With
sales of prime Mt 81 so.
The Grocery Market continues active, but there
Is NO essential change in quotations,
The market for Carbon Oil is considerable az
cited, and We note odvance Of &c. We NOV
quote round lots at 13c, and barrel lots at IN
The stock here is much reduced and dealers hs !.
great difficulty in meeting the increased demand
Tallow is firm and in demand, at AZ for covr,r,
| and loo for prime city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
.fmantiI anA Gaunltriid.
EE0xUK MARKET.

A
DAILY Carr crrY 0rrIcH,
Septembse ., 1865.
The business of the past week WAS very good
whom 10 take into consideration the bad wsather
and the miserable condition Of the roads. Inere
Is good supply in the market OF oil necessary
articles and the prices remain steady.
WHxAr-Oid Fall 81 IS to l IS; new Fall u
IS to 40; eheies new FAN at 81 50.
RYE-Old 45 to SOC.
CoRx-40 to 45e.
OArs-Old at Is to 26c; new 1t Is to &c.
sEEps-Timothy s. 90; Flaxseed 81 so to 10.
Rsss--very dull at Is to Ice.
BurrER-Good is scarce in tho market and will
command from IS to 2sc packed Is to Zoe.
PorAroKs-Common, 40 to 45c. Good, in de-
mand at SOC.
LARp-20 to 22c.
BAcoS-19 to zee.
SoRGHux-50 to 60c.
CHIckEss-Young - IS; old 81 90.
OsIoxs--Dull ut As to soc.
HAY-No change. Timothy $40 SO; Prairie Sc
SO to 3 90.
PsAcHEs-The market is abundantly supplied
and they bring from 75c to 81.
APPLRs-From soc to 81.
Wool Unwashed % to 3sc; tub-washed so te
| Sic; fleece washed 40 TO Soc.
HIDEs-Dry flint lie; dry salted Sc; green Sc
| and green sailed &c.
TALLow-Appears to be in active demand a
| 123 cents.
RAes-Frec from woolan SIC.
FEArHERs-From common to good 80 to Soc
prime so to 55c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11


GFrom the Evseing DisPaasA q ~ still
Tobaeco--T As naxket this nernine w. heavy
but prices were unchanged. eales were green
Jugs 1t - teAeAs fnstssy do - - 70 5 -; plan
kers do at Is = . -; common shipping isaf It -
rs TO IL 4; ne1isN do at 4l2to n -; GOD do
:. az g y g eIs1seeea z.a.nis ~ =
do II 80 to ~ pr 100 his.
Wheat-Markst active end Armer, Choice Il
scarce and prices On this and medlsn did was 5 t.
100 higher Sales poor At roo to q ss; ordinary
fall At 81 Is to l 80; fair fall 1t 81 45 70 10;
mine fall It 81 so to 90; choice fall ct q 10 n
! 20; choice white aA q IS per bashsL
Piour-Ma,ket ouite dali, with ss2ss super q
~ 40. sprinr extrS It % 50; double extra 1t -
co. GOOD do At 81 %, and choice do It $ll 80 pr
barrel.
Corn-DulI and lower. Sales mixed yellow, Be-,
in lots and subject to inspection 1t TIC, and white
in lots 1t 76c per bushsl. t
Oats--Quiet and unchanged. Sales IS to 4Sc.
Rye--DuIl snd lower with sales ct IS cents per
bushel.
Hay-Quiet Esles tight timothy at I'll 90 Per
| ton.
Hides-Stesdy 1t last quotation.
whisky Price further advanced with sales u
81 80 per gallon.
Perk--Saies prime mess in lots at 80 90 to "a
SO; mess 1t $2S 90 to SIS 50 per brl. Also shoul-
ders ct l5c per ID.
Bacon-Saiss country clear sides 1t 1s3 to l04c,
and city clear sides loose 1t lo3 per ID.
Tsllov-Sales 1t l6c per ID. Market arm. ~
Eggs-ssles reeounted at 22Ac per dozen.
Wool-Salcs unwashed in lots 1t 40c per ID.
Onions-Market dull, with sales at "a cents pei
busheL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

From the Evening News, Sept. sth.l
Cattle-Prime bceves continue in rood demand
at to SIC per ID gross. The receipts are largely
made up of common stock which are rather siujI
Of sale at q to cents per ID gross. YeArngs and
two year Odds are fair sale in small lots to the city
trsle at SIS to 80 90 per head. Fat two year old
aud three year old heifers are the favorite kind
for retailing.
Hogs-The receipts continue to be very light
and prices firm. The holders are firm in their
views, and not anxious to cell even ct present
prices. The rangc is . to lie per ID grosa With
little doing.
Sheep--Stoek il getting rspidly reduced end
promises coon to ~ sold oat. The range remains
at 81 80 70 80 per head, with sales at So and 81
u.s. which price represents the stock ON hand pretty
fairly. 81
LAmbs-Continuc to be in good demand. and
ind > reader market than Sheep ii nearly =
coed price. Good fat Lambs are worth g 90 per
HEED r..
Veal Calvcs-Are ready sale 1t from q to Is %
per heed, as to size and condition.
M1eh Cows-Are also wanted for city use. but
spEingsrs are prsssrrsd for shipping. Range il
flsa - 70 - ~ ~ prins 3 eAsSeA "a t.
A = ~ y Am ~ ~ G3hee. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11


or not q IN, 10 questions with which have
nothing to do, sd over which have NO con-
troll Having presented my views, leave the
question Of voting for the people Of Iowa to
decide.
For the first time in the history ofthe coun.
try the South Is open to free labor and the in
tuolue1ion sfall .5he elenents If local and n
tisanl psospesity. Thousands q oar young
men will seek new homes in the southern
States, and will infuse new life and energy into
the body polite. Society will be changed,
old corrupt political organizations broken up,
and the whole system Of government revolu-
touixed and nade to confoEm to the new o.
der Of thines. Slavery, hees4ofose the greaA
element Of power and the chief instrument for
michlef in the South, being abolished, the
aristocracy win no longer be able to dictate to
the masses and control the political destinies
OF the country. New men will come into
power, snd the old slave dynasty will disap-
pear: Liberal and equitable laws will be en-
acted, and intelligence and virtue will become
the standard OF moral worth, instead of wealth.
free schools will be.instituted, free speech
tolerated, christianity disseminated, the me-
cnanlc arts encouraged and labor made hon.
orable, and in process of time sectional bar
| rlers will be overthrow and the terms north
and south as now used will become obsolete.
visit to the South will no longer be attend
ed With fear and dread, but will become an
excarsion Of pleasure to minge in the socie-
ty offriends and relatives.
Southern cities will be populated, and their
trade and commerce controlled by northern
| men and northern capital.
These are some Of the grand results which
are to follow the speedy restoration of civil
government in the southern States, and if wise
and prudent connsels prevail in the adjustment
| Of our present difficulties, their progress viii
be much more rapid than appearances nov
indicate.
| am, very respectfully,
| Your obedient servant,
| THOMAS H. BENTON. JR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
Chicago Live stock Market.
Iron the Tribune of thu 1th.l

Cattle-The great demand still seems to be for
Stock Cattle, of which large numbers are being
received and hnd . ready market At tho Pitts
bnrgh and Fort Wayne Yards operations in this
class of stock have been somewhat restricted by
the difficulty in obtaining for transportation.
Yet comparatively few are left unsold. There con-
tnues to he notable absence of choice cattle, and
if such were in the market they could be sold At
good prices.
We quote the market as moderately active and
prices 25 to 3Oc per 100 lbs higher than last week.
Hogs-The market to-day has been moderately
active, and prices a shade lower.
The Now York operators have been more active
to-day in consequence Of slight advance In the
New York market.
We quote the market IS moderately active, and
prices without material change, ranging from $40
SO TO IL 50 per 100 lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

GooDs FOR ORPHANS HoNE-Mrs. Wit.
tenmyer informs us that she received, on
saturday, twenty-one large boxes from the
Christian Commission at Philadelphia, con
tanning bedding. linen, library books, &c,
for the Iowa Orphans Home also, informa.
ton that fifteen similar boxes had been sen,
from the Christian Commission at Louisville
for the same charitable object.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

CRrpE.-Tne hopes entertained on Saturday Of
rise in the Allegheny sufficient to admi, of re-
sumption OF navigation between here and Oil City,
were dispellcd this morning bv . telegram from
the latter place, reporting but Is inches in the
channel there, and falling. The consequence was
that the crude marked. if snyttipg, ruled shade
hrmer, and prices generally fraction higher
SAFES OF gao bris at 2oc, $50 al 2ec, I5o al 204c,
500 at 2ic. and 100 at Gle
RgYiSED-fhe market for bonded is firm, and,
With good demand, both for present and future
delivery, prices are firm and tending higher. Sale
Of 500 brls "soho," to be delivered between the
18th and goth Of November, at i6c 500 ..Liona, .
to be delivered in October sellers option at Acc
l,0e0 brls, brand not named, fer November deliv-
cry IN Philadelphia at SAC; and ,oss trls Stand
ard, for December delivery in Philadelphia, At
SIC. Free oil is more active and a shade 6rmer,
with small sales at unchanged rates.
kEsipuux AID NArHrHA.-Ther- appears TO be
no demand for naphtha aud in the absence of sales
ii is impossible to give quotations. Residuum is
more active and higher: sales of 500 brs Bril-
liant" brand at So Is per bril-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

We are indebted to the publishers for
Halls Guide to the Great West" contain
ing map and brief, but accurate, description
OF the States and Territories of this noble
section of the United States, with their area.
population, climate, soil, mineral and agricul
.urai productions, rivers, railroads, &C., &c.
Published by d. Appleton & Co., New
York, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

School FOR YorNG GIRLs.-Miss LETTER
will open school for young Misses, IN the
basement of the Chatham Square Church. on
Wednesday, Sept 18th She will be assisted
by competent teachers, and every attention
will be given to the proper training of those
placed under her care. sep9- DIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

DRuID's RALL.-This German order give
their Anniversary Ball tonight, at the Estes
House. Preparation has been made to ac-
commodate all who may wish to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

NEW SroRE.-ln passing up street, on
Saturday, we noticed that the reliable old
firm, kiser Hills, is again in the marke ct
with new, large and well selected stock Of
fall and winter dry goods. We advise all
who are seeking bargains to give these gentle
men call before purchasing elsewhere.
Their card will appear tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

HE MISsrREIs.-Our city readers, we APP
prehend, will not fail to remember and he
present at the entertainment at the Atheneum
tins evening. The troupe of Messrs. Duprez
Green have visited our place before, and
have invariably drawn large houses and
pleased their audiences by rare degree OF
excellence in negro minstrelsy Their music
fne, and the " Mocking Bird" sung by
mr.. ureen. is more than pleasing. That
MISUNDERSTANDING how our Keokuk publc
rush 10 minstrel concerts, we advise you to 90
early if you would get seat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

We find on our table the first number OF
the first volume of % The Memphis Rereille, -
published weekly by Shields 4 Henry, at
Memphis, Missouri. It is fair looking sheet,
and being thoroughly Union, will give to
Scotland county readers purer political doc
trine than they have been hitherto treated to
by local journals
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

AccIprsrs'-There was a chapter of them
Saturday.
son of Mr.. Hubbard had his shoulder
dislocated
A son of Mr.. Maple had his arm broken.
A workman in the undergrad, named
Wash, had his hand badly crushed.
DIR. Hughes attended to all the cases. and
the patients are doing well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

ADAIR 4 Co., rs. Van Dyke, Martin 4 Co.,
engaged the attention of the Court all day
Saturday. The arguments of the counsel
Gilmore and Strong for plaintiffs, and Me-
Crazy and Rankin for defendants were
closed late in the afternoon, and the case
went to the jury. The verdict is not vet
known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

NoTIcE.-All young ladies. who have ut
any time, been members of the Keokuk Fe.
male Seminary, are urgently requested to
meet at the old school-room at FIVE o'clock
this Monday afternoon.
Some matters of interest and inheritance
Will be discussed. A full attendance is de.
sireo' MANY Pupils.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

The following is statement of coinage At the
mint of the United States, Philadelphia, during
| the month of August 1865:
DEPOSITS.
Gold Deposits from all sources S7pT 1853 80
Silver Deposits, including purchases. 4o,354 30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
Pi.t.burg OIL Marx ct.

To gire the outside public some idea of the mag
nitude OF the oil business, We append below the
transactions VI two iesding frns in crude and re,
nned, from the LIST of August up to September 4th.
II will be seen that the operations OF these two
hrms alone, reach ninety tive thousand two hun
dred and thifty-one barrels:
Isck, Bro Co....................-.3 Sc. zoe brls.
Wafring kIng 62.23I "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

The proceeds of the Orphans Home Fair,
at Marshalltown, ore reported at S25, 200.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

BY Telegraph lHIcAeo eept o
70 sor Red Winter and ooos Is for Spring Extras
S~A--dpsing Wheat excited and TO 40 better neS
Winter duh ss,ss At ss01 - for No ep,inx. and
H@l p for no. Spring. cnrn advanced e 10 lie.
sslss At d3Aels Tor Nel aad so.<0ece fnr No2 OF,
1c better 1t a2s4Ds6}<o Cor No. ard ne3sc fr No
Bye stsaiy at lie for No aud .s@ssc for No g. b.
ley 21ss better a. s4es7l<c.
whaky-D1il - 1no9 =.
Pfovhtnus-- Nos Hssk hsoar. Sales Of 500 bbo, =
o. 70 and prime nses nominal ct ~ o0O35 o. Iard
Armer aslss = e1D9A1fp.s II HAs
HoRS-sfesly ~ - s10bl1 81
Beef catte-firn st MOI rs
Feeds .sfoothy 49, Aeass u eos 70 and ylsx
Seed Nc better 1t -.
Money-~{3uc-
ing.
dold-l44ot,X
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
Gola.


y Telegraph Nrw Yoax. sevt. ..
Colds rather .Esnsss the svgage asetaeons sos he
morning bsipe ls1k. s4f
~ Osy y wsjGingtpn md Hana take 90 toesa5ee
ensaee OF sessss ne total export for ~ vssk =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11
EOR SALE-T~o B. autiful Lots, q,

l. High street, north sides. between sfh and lets
streets With small frame citing same also 2s Ret
OF lot IN block l69 the of 18th and Mfy
street south side With it also east 90
fect OF lot bfoek 1872 Johnson street adjoining g.
A "ihams soundry All this pr perty win he sold
cheap Tbs title good sale. nauire of
june22 IA reypyrR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

10 those desirous of bargains in dry goods.
notions, &C.. we would say 20 and see K..
mer, Irwin 4 Co, as they have q large .tocL
OF 'sssonable goods for sale at very low
PRICES. Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

NOMINATIONS OF STATE TIcKErs. - The
following are the nominations of the Copper
head State Convention of New York Gehep-
al Slocum for secretary Of state, Lucius Rob
inson for comptroller, John Van Buren, for
Attorney General, c. ". Armstrong for ca
nal commissioner, General NJ. X Patrick for
canal commissioner, A. J McNett for ms PEG
tor of State Prisons, John NJ. Brown and
Martin Grover for judges of the court of ap.
peals, and John NJ. Perrin for clerk of tina,
court
The Wisconsin Union state convention con.
cludedits session Thursday Col c. K. Gill
was nominated for attorney general, Col. J.
NJ. Rusk for bank comptroller, Col. John j.
McMynn for superintendent of public instruc.
ton, and Henry Cordier for state prison com.
missioner. A state central committee was
appointed, with Horace Rublee as chairman.
The report of the majority of the committee
on resolutions was adopted, the minority res.
olutions, in favor of negro suffrage, being laid
on the table.