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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

BY TELEGRAPH.


~rl-. n~AsHIs1Ios, Dec. 21.s
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hubbard, of Conn, offered resolu
ton that the Government of the United States
ought never to recognize any government
imposed upon any nation on this continent
by the arms OF any European power Re-
fsrred 70 the committee On Foreign Affairs
Mr.. voorhees,, of Ind, offered A resolution
! endorsing the Presidents annual message
! aud asking the support of the House to the
/ principles enunciated. siia
On his motion it was postponed till the 9th
of January. 1s s4
Mr.. Niblack, of Ind, offered resolution
directing inquiry to be made into the expe-
diency of admitting Delegate 70 Congress 70
represent the District Of Columbia. Passed.
| Numerous resolutions Of INQUIRY were
passed. The House went in committee Of
| the whole on the Presidents annual message
Mr.. Finley, of Ohio, made speech con-
| tradicting Mr.. Stevens positions, aud denying
| that the Southern States were ever out of the
Union, and urging the admission Of Repre-
sentatives from that section, so as to secure .
restoration Of the friendly and political rela-
tions heretofore existing.
! Mr.. Raymond, of New York was glad to
see the indicationa on the opposition side
Of the House to, support the Union. That
It these indications had been exhibited during
the ,Xsr We should have been spared the lives
T Of thousands Of men, and the expenditure of
rivers of blood and treasure.
Mr.. Raymond said that the ordinances of
secession were simply . declaration Of : pur-
pose aud determination to secede. What
ever practical effect could be given to the pur.
pose depended on their ability in the field.
Ihe effect was not success, bat failure
Who does not wish that the day might speedii
tx corn when We shall have . great Repsblic
one and ndivisihls--stroneer thsn il has ever
sheen before7 He controverted at length the
position Of Mr., Stevens, of Pa, denying that
! the States lately in rebellion were ever out OF
the Union. The House, by adopting such
thsosies ~ those Of Mr. Stevens, namely.
that we urged a war against the South as a
| desperate nation M
Atthe conclusion oEMr. Raymond 5 speech;
Mr. Jenks, E1AGd2eslAnd, said he did not
wish TO be cofepSomised by any speech here
when no.queshon was presented for their con
siderasion.p
I Tbs Committee then rose, whan the reso-
lstions Eeferring the. various branches of. ths
Presidents Annual Message were passed.
The AO1eotAg ndjupmed. s&S
Mr.. Howard presented petition, offs 200
colorsd citiAenA nf South Carolina, foe sAch
iestSlati0n - Hil pgare their politicalgieA4s
ketlrladde C0amittee on Reconstruet7qh. |
/ Mr.. Davis offered resolution calling on
the heads Of departments for : list Of persons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22
MexicAn News.

New YORK, Dec. 2l.
The Times correspondent says the Empress
Charlotte arrived at Merida the capital OF Yu-
catan on the 23d.
Her reception was enthusiastic. After be-
ing conveyed through the town to the cathe-
dral aud the offering up pf tLs-ss deuns,,she
made ! speech to the people, concluding with
. cheer for the province Of Yucatan.
The Emperor, who had remained in Mex
leo, was to have left on the ID inst.
Three French Transports had arEved, bring
ing 6l5 soldiers. sv- -
The Imperiafists boastthat the attack of the
Liberals on MatAnoras was u failure, and
that confusion aud anarchy prevailed among
them. sss. "A ".
Everything wa Qu5etg: and no attaeAs -hs3d
besn made, foe e6sme tiaae, an vessels going
up and down the river. = i 's's - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

IT seems from statements of an official char
acter that over five millions of dollars have
been contributed to the support ofthe Fenian
movement within few years past. And it
has been spent mainly by the officers of the
organization in riotous living and luxurious
headquarters, y Hh y =
But if the mass of the Fenians choose t O
spend their money for the support Of such a
graceless set of scamps as are running that
machine it ia their own business
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22
Southern ExileA In Mexico.
HOW THEY FARE, AND WHAT THEY
ARE DOING.
Letter from E1-Gov. I.h.n G. H.rr,

Isham G. Harris, cnce Governor of Ten.
Iessee, is in Mexico. 4 letter from him.
dated at Cordova, November II, and address
I'd 70 George W. Adair, Atlanta, Georgia, is
published in the Atlanta Ner Era It gives
an account of his own performances since his
fight to Mexico, and describes the fortunes OF
other refugees
HOW A REBEL GOVERNOR AND GENERAL, cor
AWAY.
| fingered near Granada,
endeavoring to arrange some business mat
ters, until the 14th Of May. In the u,esatime
/ had skiff built, and on the morning of the
Hth ! embarked, some six miles, East .oi
Greenwood, aad set sail for the tra,ls Missis
sippi, the party, consisting of General Lyon,
of Kentucky, myself, and two servants We
nsvigated the backwater for one hundred and
twenty miles, and on the meraing Of the 2lst
just before daylight, crossed over to the Ar
kansas shore. | crossed at the foot of island
No. 10, just below the mouth Of the Arkan
sas river; proceeded Westward as far as the
backwater was navigable, and on the morning
cf the I'D left my Grail bark, bought horses
mounted the party, and set outfor Shreveport
where l hoped to find an army resolved upon
continued resistance to Federal rule; hut,
hefhre reaching Shreveport, learned that the
army of the trans Mississippi had disbanded
and scattered to the winds, and all the officers
Of rank had gone to Mexico.
Having no further motive to visit Shreve
port, turned my course to Red River county
Texas, where portion of my negroes and
plantation stock had been carried two years
ago. | reached there on the 7th Of June
was taken sick and confined to my bed for a
week. On the l5th June, with my baggage,
cooking utensils and provisions on 4 back
mule, Tset out for San Antonia, where | ex
pected to overtake q large number of .Coufed-
crate, civil and military, officers, on their way
to Mexico. Reached San Antonio on the
26th, and learned that all Confederates had
left for Mexico some ten days or two weeks
! before. TIN the morning Of the 9th, start
ed to Eagle Pass, on the Rio Grande-the
Federals holding all the crossings of thai
river before Eagle Pass ! reached Eaple
Pass on the ev ening OF the soth, and immedi
ately crossed over to the Mexican town oil
Piedrss Negras. - g s''7s
THEY .MEEy AxorHER GovERsoR AND GENERAL.
On the morning Of 1st of July, set out for
Monterey; arrived there on the evet1in1 Of the
9th. Here overlook General Price sndlEx
Governor Polk, Of Missouri, who were start
ing to the City of Mexico the.pext pprpinq
with an escort of twenty arhed MissbHr &ns
As was going to the city, and the trip was a
long and dangerous one to make G1oag: | de.
cided to 60 with them, though Ms iiserally
worn ont WITH over ono thO1aand 6ye hsndred
sn;les of fcoatinuous korsebaek srsaSsi. 81 ex
changed my saddle horse, saddle, 10, for Al
ambs.se, put nyx~ 7naiss eon, ave Ii,
| whip and lines to Ran, bought me 8 6paaisl
9tAmmSr and dictionerv f<ol II. h>.L-...s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

ST- LOUIS, Dec. q.
Number 2 and City Buildings, on the levee
between Market and Walnut streets, occupied
by Underhil 4 Eaton, grocers; Horace Hol-
TONS sail loft, Greer 4 Co., commission mer-
chants, burned last night Loss on Buildings
985, 900; Holton's less $4,000, insured for
liquor merchants, Sherwood, Kearns q Co.,
Hatch b Co., commissipn merchants, we're
also nearly destroyed. Ltoss not aseertsined;
said TO be Insured. No, l. occupied b. Al
kire 4 Co., grocers, and Cole Bress,s vsre'
badly damaged loss unknown. The two lat
ter buildings, owned by 8. w. Wiggins, valued
at SI5, 900, were ipsured. Me- Z and 8 were
owned by Robert Campbell. 1vax
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22
Anniversary Of the Landing Of the Pill
at grfms.

Anniversary OF the Landing of the Pill
grfms.
NV YoRK. Dee u.
The New England Society of New York
will celebrate Forefathers-2 Day On Friday,
the 22d inst, the anniversary f the landing
of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock, at Del.
'uioa7cU 1, ION Fourteenth street. s5ss .
The occasion this year viii be one of mark
ed interest, the last four celebrations having
been sopewhas Earsed by the unfortunate
circumstances of national character then
tsnspirMg. IN ~ Is - n q
The following distinguished persons will be
present ty.morrow evening: T srs
The Hon. II. McCulloch, Secretary Of the
Treasury Gov. Smyth, of New Hampshire
Ex-Gov. Lane, of Indiana; Senator Wilson,
of Massachusetts; Rev. Drs H. W. Beecher,
Thompson and Bellows; Gems. Logan and
Hancock; Mayor lelect) Hoffman, of this
city; Mayor McMichael, Of Philadelphia W.
McEvarts, and Others
Jos. Il. Choate will preside.
At the dinner, the usual supply of New
England condiments, in the shape of pumpkin
pies, pork aud beans, corn bread, etc, ad
ii6itufa, in addition to the more modern luxu-
riss incident to metropolitan table, viii be
furnished. . ssts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22
publish the recent Special Message Of
the President, and the observations Of 04u
emFGaxxf Ms hsins zip down South e.

There is nothing specially significant 2sl
new in the Message, and the opportunities Of
Gen. GRANT for observation on his hurried
tour were too limited to admit of his making
any very reliable generaizstions.a Still his
opinion that the condition of affairs down
there forbids the removal of the United States
troops indicates lack of force in the loyal
sentiment Of sufficient power to run inde-
pendent State Governments on the Union
track without military aid from the National
Government. While his. opinion that white
troops win be more acceptable and effcisnt
than blaokones for the purpose viii hardly be
contested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

The House has passed joint resolution
donating the valuable government buildings at
Davenport, known as Camp Kinsman, to the
Orphans Home. Senator Grimes states that
the resolution will also pass the Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

Specials TO New York p.ilies.
| ssee i. Axw YotK, Dec. q.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
orders have been issued for th4 discharge of
nearly oil the volunteer medcal officers, on
the hrst of January. Only about Fifty will be
retained
| The Herald's Washington special contains
the following:
Revenue Agent, Alexander N. Lewis, Of
New York City, has been beftrs the Ways
and Means Committee osthe Hbuse of Repre-
sentatives, to give his views Oh several i'm
IaItant POINTS Of revenue reform.
| Gen. Schenck, chairman Of the House Nil.
fitsry Commiitee, endeayored last week i. the
Committee Room to squelch Mr. ww.ashburne' ;
bill, reviving the grade of General in ,be
nited States army, but failed The bill was
ultimately referred to sub committee of one
of the House Military Comrhittee, II. c.
IDeihirg, who was Gen. Butler Provost Mar
shall at New Orieans--an advd rse report is
consequently expected.
The Worlds dispatch saws THE House Mill.
tary Committee had under confederation YES.
terday tbs recommendations contained in the
report Of the Secretary If War.
| The ComMittee have before them upwards
OF ftsty petitions, &c. from all parts of the
country, asking for sn equalik kation of the
bounty to soldiers. Those who enlisted for
one and two years received little if any boun
". while those enlisting at later period for
one, two and three years, received $500.
The Committee will bring in bill equalizing
the bounty among all the zoldi4rs.
The COMMITTEE a,so, bare befbrc them sey,
erai propositions TO re-organite the army.
Gen. Grant has prepared bill for the par
pose, which will receive the careful consider
sslon -ofthe Committee immediately after the
tholSdAys. a4* f s
The Republican of last evening has infor.
nation tha, the Imperial troops|in Mexico arr
to embark for France. The statement seems
to be supported by no detailed facts.
The House Judiciary Committee are ar.
ranging bill in accordance with the recon-.
mendations of the President, providing fol
the holding of the lnited States Court in
Rachmcnd, Shioh Court, il is expected, viii
have the trial of jeff Davis for treason.
The Herald's dispatch says between seventy
and eighty Mississippiaus. of little persona
or political note, were pal doned to-day.
The Times Washington special says one O
the large estates vn Bulls Island, South Car
lolina. known as de Seahrook@ I,st-te, which
was sold in 1864 By the uaited States Taz
commissioner sor non payment Of the direct
iay, has been recovered by the owner, ht
payine ali the taxes due, al the costs and
compromising with the purchaser
The Secretary of War is expected to return
to Washington to-day.
The Secretary Of the Interior, in reply Il
an inquiry Of Gen. Howard, aesiArss that ths
tFnedniehs Rnreaa cAnnoA hold and The Gov
eminent cannot set aside unoccupied Govern
i.ent lands IN Florida, or any other State, fo'
the benefit of freedmen. He further SAYS
however, that all the homestead and pre-emp
ton lawsAre as applicable TO freedmen as tt
any other class of persons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22
NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
Gold opened ct l46a; fell to l45s; closed

4. BEAurI1UL SOfr AND GIossr Ham. -
Those wanting 6pe and glossy hair plefAs
sffSAA TIE card af lsesgsi Cabsa, in smother
pescufgaAispaper. Cabus' Tonic is perma-
nent cure for the dandruff; cures scurf, erup
tons, and al the diseases Of the skin restores
grey hair 70 its original color. dscls.2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-22

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, 1865-05-17

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, 1865-05-17
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~ Or;'cE or THE Board Puni1o WoRk4,;
CAtcAao y .slh. tSss.
WHEEEAt, IT, Cot1Eon Council u the Cry Of Chi.
1ra OF Eln2te Atrcs 10 the sou1h line Of A:cIirap
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, 1865-05-17

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, 1865-05-17

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lute of ,h. said Elsho1 uut &c iony to tho sA3d
Js:nta Ltr':- Co. f.: r. Il Ja. Ut, ta II
kur nrsss atts tate- w!.A tnttsst from dasa Il Ih&
rate cf ten rrc*nt pr snnnu. and tho ex9eaAs 1T.
txettlE the a. d satt-
Chicago, LAY T. ls@
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, 1865-05-17

For completing the Lake Tuanel, constructing
tunnel nnoer tho river at Wasb;neton street. snd
meeting payments Of appropriations ,c9natmed
bJ the 1set General Assembly, and cleansing
cbicaRo :zjyer and brlnches, the proceeds VI
eundIy tcnGs to be Issued.
TIE General Government Of the United States
las p,edeca ITSELF ~ general orders OF ne Was
h,hitrrts q Chicago ard Cook county liable to
military duty, which It il enppoeed Will show that
VIC laye teen required to furnish men large,y. ~
excess Of our Ju:tquota under The nv. LIQUID
saegcst that Inquiry be made whether we nave
not 3u telaix sxaipft toe United States for the
sum Of s11a Al, co paid by the city prior to April
1st, 1sG, for Soldiers, boputles and interest
thereon. II obtsju d, tlis fund could be used 10
establish home for d.sabled soldiers, or to- pro-
vide fur oIrhan children Of Tolunteoss who haTc
dit d In the feryicc.
|. l fec! 1t liberty to say now upoa leaving tho
of1ce, thHt the conpeneatton at present Allowed to
Tie City Comptroller T. in MY ju5ement insde.
gnate to bis iAso1s and rerponsiula. e., and
would adslte ts increase for tho tutuEn, 1t least
to the amoeat allowed at first after the creation of
liz office.
INCOME FEnA A1.r11 1sr, 1S64* 70 A-a1 1er, 1895,
fxClEs1yE oE aFACtA1. As6Cs3NENTj.
, 1865-05-17
v,- SaN7,1so
11. fNe a'atn" Telegraph. 6,a10


E<Ia47E30~cu
fou SEQ th.t the present Fire Denastment at
the high prices Ct everything, will cost, to keep
II 10 order. <14 10. In thjs II included the r.
u2ate nIceeenry BY the street being brought to
grade; slto sepsss, &C., &C. OF other ensIne
h0uses, as per schedule Of J. E. Thompson ST.
Qenntencent ot PQtlic W:o1ks.
Tbs city t. sxteIded 20 much that tha citizens
have peutiored for the lntrtssa 0t fire appasa.u3
epokeR of aLose. This will supply the CttJ for
yeaIH. Ycufa respectfully,
o. F. uAnn1s, Chief Aarahaf.
Hsr1nA1E TohiRE: AIRS on Esa1Sz HousEs ToR
1e6t AND 1866.
, 1865-05-17

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, 1865-05-17
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