The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-12

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~ IEtA noted M t6ir sdvicSs
dent Jo6heon is not quite consistent vitd-she
ca6m nj Johnson's Administration il but
cSntinlafion of Lincoln's without the slight
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IOWA ITEMs. GO 4
The low county Teschers' inssssuse Win.
be held at Marengo, commencing September
oath. -ss- ~siN- sN
1t is said that Iuka in this State has 600
inhabitants and no cemetery, and no need OF
one, a. there has never been death in the
place.
| The site for the Western Branch OF the
Orphans Home at Glenwood is on the south
ca At of that town. The Opinion OF Sept lst
says:
at is on the top of beautiful and COM
4
mandins rise, which overlooks the city and
surrounding country; house is already on
the spot, and the committee will, without
delay, place the same in suitable condition
tor tho reception Of orphans Five wssks
they think will give them tine to arrange the
details.n
The Leon Pioneer says there occurred
tlaa Ksdasday the first shower Of any i'm
pos1ucs for three months. and that this
CONES - iAts 100 save the corn, which will
only bsA half : crop ia Dsestnf county.
BusdfAar.-On Sunday night last, In this
CITY. a. shoe shop Of J. English was entered
N rnneH the froat window, and four pairs of
bnots zess stolen. The robber broke out .
llieht 81 efas3 and pulled out . nail, thus
raising tAs sash without ai&cnit7 Cedar
Falls 0Rsefte.
A CaorcR ON CoIs-We are indebted to
J. Bradley, Esq, for the giff Of . very ancient
and UNIQUE coin. which we shall highly prize.
| lis faand il lstely 1t Fl. Atkinson, Winnie
shiek County, lava. Walking on the bluff,
near the deserted Fort, be picked itnp in the
grass. How it came there is the wonder; Tor
Ills copper Irish penny Of 1923, having OBJ
u face he Latin Inscription, "Gcorgiu Dsi
Grnaia RIA" with the head Of King George.
On the reversed is inscribed "Hibsrniu
l728,r With sitting female, probably tbs
representation Of Liberty, having IN one hand
1.-The shamrock sprig, and holding BY the athas
1.-THE harp Of Erin. A good coin this Tor s
Fenian. When will those days Of Liberty
return again to poor down trodden Ireland
ibid.
4, The new court house ls eompleted, and Il
}ready for the officials to occupy it, as soon as
}the Board Of Supervisors shall accept The
job. It looks first rate, and will do for several
Iysals, though rather small ebster Gis
Freeman
The Episcopaiians have commeacea the
erection OF = dwelling for their pastor. The
Indies of the church and congregation have
raised over 81, 900 toward It's eoinplstion
The church. 10 addition to the repairs and
Improvements mentioned last week. is to be
furnished with an organ costing $500. -eeda'
Tally Times.
Edward Burnside. editor Of the Delawaps
county Union, has been removed from the
post Office ct Manchester, aud James l.. No
bic appointed Ia has piacs. Brother b. take
itcoolly, and says: There is aereat deal 0
truth in the saying that every man has hi
E price However, the revenue OF the Man
chester post Office is not our price.
PaIyYuL Accipxsr. AT about 3 o'clocl
yesterday afternoon, while I. w. Gill, Essq.
!, was hswiDg timber he made missing stroke
and with his axe cut sash two and a hal
inches in length, and to the bone, immedi
ately beside the knee cap Of his right leg
/ AS Mr.. Gill is lame in the left leg, the woun,
. will be peculiarly troublesome.-D arenpor
Democrat. xo
, The Davenport Gngette says tina. durin
, the existanea Of the Asiatie Cholera Morbu
, within that city. not single case has oc
Cured within the elevated, we'll drained ant
, clearly district known as Fulton's Addition
Nor has the Board Of Health. With M il
, careful and persevering Investigations fam
q Tor reported a single nuisance within this dis
trict, whilst every other ward and distuct ha
been afflicted with the cholera and nuisance
, have been reported by the halt column. Thi
: circumstance is worthy the attention of on
4 readers and should ine,se them TO the redoub
8 led exertions to preserve cleanliness within GU
q
9 midst.
n T notwithstanding the fulsone and Dis
9 IcDuragiRg accounts in regard 10 the potAt
bugs which we're so rife during the sinlme
, months, there promises to be All abundan
!; crop OF pesehblews this season, 1t least so vs.
0 are informed BY one who ought 10 know. A
!. potatoes ara one Of the principle articles 9
!. consumption, TO The American people, thi
will be a gratifying item Mnscatiae Jour
9 mad
Wheat COMING IS,-Un Tuesday thirty
one cars of grain came in on the d. K s.
$ X. k. Yesterday two extra freight train
!, were sent out and in all fifty four cars wer
a bronght in, containing an aggregate OF sixty
three thousand nine hundred bushels Pret
ty good work for one day. And they tell II
I that tile same work is 10 be done, day afte
r lday, for an indefinite length of time, befor
q ans impression is made upon the wheat ere
! Of Northern Iowa. Who says Iowa is not
q great State Times.
n We learn that on Wednesday of last wee
= a man named Ferrod or Ferret shot ma
d named Henry Felers, 9th Frenchmen. Eel
4 lers was passing the house of Ferrod with
a load of hay, and the dogs of the two met ol
the public highsay end hsd ighi- Ferrc
ChMc Jul with Sdi wAGh 6lAbth " ~
e steps OF Felers aaot the latter in the arm o
s shoulder The men were standing so nea
A that the wadding penetrated the. flesh wit,
, the shot, making bad flesh wound, hu
probably not a dangerous one Tire gan
u jury of Dallas County was in session at tn
= tire, and an indictment was found agans
!. Ferrod and his wife, the latter is said TO hav
called for the guu,) for assault with intent Il
kill The defense claim that Ferrod inteeae
to shoot the dogs. and that the shooting 10
= Fellers was accidental. Messrs. Reed an,
3 Abbott Of Abel, are retained for the defense
:. and the case will probably be tried at tn
next iAprii1 Term of the Dallas Disiic
e Court. At the Dallas District Cour, las
!. week in the case of Vim. Cook VS. N. 4. Nor
a dyke, in which case the plaintiff claimed IS.
900 damages Of the defendant for calm
Cook tcow-thief." The jury brought in
9 verdict Of one cent damages for Cook. xWm
+ Phillips. Esq, of this city, was counsel 70
n plaintiff, and Seward Smith, s. Sibley. Esq.