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NcWbUr y.

ACCIDENT.-As Mr.. Nathaniel
Bailey, of Haverhill, with two sis
ters and a little girl, were returning
from the concert on Friday evening
last, during the rain storm, they were
run into by another party, and cap
sized. Mr.. Bailey was thrown NO
lcntly against spost, and severely
injured; the ladies were thrown
over the fence, and escaped with
but slight injury.
MUSICAL CONVENTION. The MT
si,al convention at Ncwbury, last
week, under the direction OF Mr.
l.. O. Emerson, of Boston, was 4
grand success. Among the foreign
talent are the names of Mrs. ii. VI
Smith and Miss Lucy Fox, of Bos
ton, Miss Shepard (pianist) of Hol
dcrncss, Miss lleaton, of Lebanon
and Mr.. Kenny, of Lawrence. Tn
attendance at the concerts, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, was yer
large. filling the house to overflow
ing. and the frequent bursts of AZ
plause and showers of boquets frol
the audience marked their appreci'
ton of the singers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.


NEW DRUG STORE.-Our readers
will see by reference to our adver-
Using columns, that Messrs. Leon
ard & Day have leased the premises
lately occupied by d. T. Pillsbury,
and are now prepared to supply all
these unfortunate enough to require
it, with pure medicines. Their stock
in this line is very complete, and cv-
erything is fresh from market. They
also have "A full line of perfumes,
toilet and fancy goods. Those de
sirous of obtaining the best, will do
we'll to call on them.
GONE WEsT.-Many of our read
ers will learn with regret that DIM.
l.. Scott, of this town has left us.
He started on Tuesday last for Col
orado. where he intends to take up
his residence. lie has enjoyed a
high reputation in this vicinity fol
his professional skill. aud We wisl
him success in his new home.
Hoop SKIRT MANUFACToRY.-
Messrs. Geo. r. Andross and q. W
& r. c. Hallett of this place, hay
opened an establishment for tn
manufacture of hoop skirts. 1t i
known as the " Metropolitan Hoo
Skirt Coz Their skirts are pre-
nounced by competent judges, I
be equal in quality, WORKMANSHIP
and style, to the best in Amcrlc;
They have already received order
from Boston for all they can tur
out for the next two months. Su
cess to them.
All those indebted to Dr. NJ.
Scott are requested to make imm
date payment to f. b. Wbittake
Bradford.
CoMING.-The Page Brothe
are to give one of their entertal
ments in this village on Mond
evening next. To dill those who
JOY hearing a good minstrel troui
we say, go and hear them.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

The Johnsonists, recently assembled at
Des MONIES, in convention manifest great
dread Of negro suffrage. se s
We don't wonder at it, for We venture to
predict that the negroes Of lows will never
become SO debased or demoralizsd a. to sup
port for Office candidates 80 incompetent and
unfit for the positions, as those recently put
In nomination in our town by President
JOHNSON and the JOHNSON State Convention
at Des Moines.
Oh mol Moses nominees wouldn't stand
much chance if the negroes had the right 4
suffrage, for they don't appreciate such poor
trash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
VOL. l3.

The mode Of Constitutional amendment,
the duty Of Congress, and the duty Of the
States is provided very explicitly in the COM
stitution. Article 8, says 'sthe Congress,
whenever two-thirds of both House shall
deem it necessary, shall propose amendments
to the Constitution, or, on the application Of
the Legislatures Of two thirds Of the several
States, shall call convention for proposing
amendments, which, in either case, shall be
valid to all intents and purposes, as part Of
this Constitution, when ratified by the Legis-
latures Of three-fourths of the several States,
or by conventions in three.fourths thereof, Is
the one or other mode Of ratification may be
proposed by the Congress"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

The Republican Convention for the First Con.
gressional District will be holden at Mt Pleasant
Henry county, on Thursday, July 10th, 1885, a,
l0o'cock q. m. Said Convention will nominate :
candidate for Representative in Congress-, and
transact such other business ~ may come befor,
it. The ratio Of representation will be ~ follows
One delegate from each county, and ono additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over ID votes, including the soldiers vote
cast at the last election for Gov. Wm n. Stone.
s. g. OwEs. Chairman, Washington Co.
g. W. McCRARr, LeAcounty.
B. J. McMAKfs, Des Moines county.
J.P. GRAsrHAx, Henry county.
WV. Lone, Jefferson county.
J. B. WEAVER, Davis county
j. S. HURLEY, Louisa county.
]. s. SLOAN, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee lst Con. Dis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

ism for four hundred years, but they vere de.
livered BY great outstretched arm. The
good days will come to excit2ble Ireland,
when the shamrock will be popular EN-.
blem, and when Emmett, and other Irish
dead, will have many pages Of memory IN .
book styled Human Liberty"
On Monday ! go to Hull, : bathing place
York and Washington. Print q few hasty
lines. Yours r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
The Loaca Bridge Company

The prsneipA Office and place b.suess Of the Co m
pAny T. TO beat k-aknk levA
The object ana of the Cen al;5s til ic<a-
sion cofstructfos sni nHiutal sssS Gy ara
Highway br1dge, with do,ai Re * Il h. is-
spri River, bet snd til ii II at.oek
Soskc 0fts BrtGg ttmrHrs VITO b 81 b. thar
ter saa auth0fiiy fft N 'hs >ta5e III sk or
ene rxtla. I'VE right iatrtet nri e VI b the
limits ceAtempsar,d y hts ensparr.
The amount o. Cap tai -tevk is tt.s Il Da!ars I
BE- represented N Shares 81 Uuh, tel "a arr a., h
which Stock is SUBJECT III sut~eri ion as H ali
trau~i.r, ~ ns, be r Es tlne 10 tt're ptci by
Board Of Dir-etors aud " a~s H.. ots y IL.
Tn. priv att prvet, stsskhpit r. IS n,.e ex mrt
from Inability for ii rebts o iie ma-, e4oeLt ID
the extent no. pra.ie.d h tn law ii loaa
The basint VI lh+ CoHt~n all b. us d. the r, q
eral ldirc los and con.foi o tive Ii.e4urs-a IN r fv
Of Nhors act-wlich ho~ri i. ~ b. iucr.ss.s IL
deemed advisable, hereafter The sra may !. ect
President VI Prssfient eecse setary and sp.o.t ali
other onicefs and A. nts, and yee the, may
-sery 70 the iDttrttt " the Comt
The Board Of Drictors b. .isct1t dnnnAlIy at
such times as may be Gxed ard tvNDty Days notlc<
given. But the existing will uh,i tbr
successors shall havs been duiy elected and may al
vnOancies.
1he lsla lssof the G. mp.ny sh.ll 4 no tine exceed
double the the xpttai stock the G. nra nv
w. Sample, John McCune, eamI sspplc, b. r.
ecAofeId and Aifxsnder eympron eousstuts tks afes
Board Of Dreetosto until their succsssers are nS
elected.
THIS organization II 10 continue fur the term 81
twenty years the date Of the Artr1 of
tion and subject to renewal 6r the longest psfoas
allowed by Law. 80
Tho present officers Of the Company an
II M. SAMpLb, Rxssedent
jel4-~ sAML aFstsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Republican Judicial Convention for the First Judi
cal District Of the State of Iowa. viii be held 1t Mount
Pl assut Iowa, Thursday the lsfh OF July 1885,
10 o'clock A. n, for tbe.purpose Of nominaing cand
dates for the following ocso BE- allied a4the snsuine
general election, to Wit:
DIsTaICrsJUDGE
DIsTeICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio Of representation viii BE- ths ssns - that
adopted by the Republican STATE Convention.
JNO- n. GEAR. Chm judicial Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
DEPLORABLE CONDITION down n
DIXIE.

The Augusta, Georgia, Chronicle has tho
following communication, and one by which
Northern Copperheads may discover that
their rebel friends are having hard time Of
lit. There is no consolation nor remedy for
the evils complained Of we apprehend in this
world or the next for the American citizen OF
African descent is spreading himself in this
world, and the race will doubtless find at the
end of the narrow path, rs well as the broad
road. which leads to /" Kingdom come, ac-
cess to the very best. society. The drift is
inevitable and the chivalry may as well SUBJ
nit to it like men and cease whining after
this style:
" Nh. EDIToR-,Sir: Where are we Drift.
ing? Are the Southern people ready to place
whites and blacks on social equality? | am
induced to ask these questions from scenes
witnessed in both Of the Episcopal churches
in this city on Sunday last The rite Of con-
firmation was administered in the morning, at
the Church of the Atonement. to several
negroes at the same time with the whites all
kneeling together around the same altar
and in the afternoon, at St. Paul's to one
negro, and she of very questionable charac-
ter heretofore, kneeling side by side with the
whites. Ii any distinction was made did
not discover it. The next step and very
natural one think, will be to see them to-
gether at the same Communion table, and in
the same pews. If one is allowed the other
cannot be prevented. If this equality suits
the tastes of the pastors of these churches,
let them both return 10 their native cline,
where such things will be more csngenial.
If the Southern men are not willing to see
their wives, their daughters and themselves
kneeling around the same altars with the
negro, let them rebuke, in streng terms, the
actions of the pastors Of the Episcopal
churches here, last Sunday If they are
| willing, then God help us, we are in deplor.
able condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

The Constitution would absolve the Cop
perhead Democracy from completely with the
rebel Democracy, and would deny the exist
ence Of treason in Mr.. BrcnAsAS's cabinet
because "Gen. DIX, Jo. HoLT and the al.
vine SrASTos'' were members Of il. Il il
true, they we're members Of it. But when
they proved to be loyal, showed that they had
no sympathy with rebellion, the guns Of the
Copperhead Democracy were turned upon
them, they were read out Of the party, and
scarce three other men in the Union partv
have suffered more Democratic abuse. Narl
you, loyal voters, Democracy had no censors
for the FLoYns, THoxrsoss and Cosas, tha,
formed the traitor element Of BUcaAxAx's
Councils; it reserved all tt denunciatfon 10,
the patriotic DIX, HoLr aud SrAsfox.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

GEs. G. n. DoDSE has besn appoistsdand
confirmed consul It Bremen. - Redical
candidate for Congress viii not F. gostsa a.
the track in that way. ]. Il. u. si &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
Notice Of INCORPORATION.

N0TTCEhherety given taat II. VI. Sampie John
IN Me- sune. ana sant q sample. of E.okuk Ia3a;
Hancocs county Ill with their aSsocisf,r have rcaS-
ized themselves INTO Corporate Ju IT, ok Cnn-
pany under and rs prorid b5 the Law the Of
Iowa relative to such Organization. tor Iner..t Ia
prorements, under the and styieof
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

TO BRICK NJ A8O118.
SIX TO TEN Brick Masons, (irst-class
~ wosknsnl can And stsady soparynent q esod
waEss = ths warsew Woolsp Mlls aer tAs Sth az o
July next.
Address BY Eau, or apply in per.ento
JANIS B. HIT
jeE DIV Pres't ". ". MFg Co. Warsav H.
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Set Btf1retbune Der 81. Staat6leftuuB

Set Btl4retbune Der So. staatsltituuB
fol9enbt Steue. =.
9ils Der qua bur@ bic 2ale Stra6t.
,npetter beflirtf urb Ste perf@itbenenI III
BET. ein3elns,. DiDifousr naatAetabrts1'.
aelun0enea Eranspatente serfl4tlt@ ipur-
Ben, mouteb as 9ubelsef&rtt BET be8ttfttr.
ten menae aar tei, &nbe t1ebnten; EN-.
aelne biefer Eransparente tpartrt tptrtlt@,,
treftnb unb III jeber 3tnf&t bet Sttila-
ttor angepabt, mir tpole1 'etnt9t perisl>
ben bterunter er,pdbnen - " 41S 81.
+ Copper Sobnfon Ylotforl1:"
Den, untsrjo@ten 8eb1brt bic 8eute. Y
Traitors went Out of Congress when
THEY pleased .. IS 4. (:
They shell come beck when WE
please
Everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high" y.
rllnbladlt&er. ia uneladlt&e q. 5.
n@erratb mub petbabt, 9.u1a@t werben."
s4a II r99obnion'S s3Rldtsbr"" ss8
Darunttr etne S@nap8fafdt.ii .et
66%2lbbtlpun8 bse am @alger %bdn9enber
@&netperprdiioeateun. |"
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vDa8 anpere Gnbe Der Qinie."
10000 Maiprttdt f1r 2o8an!"
nNene Rteiber far ben @@netper."
Maine gives him fits"
We will give A. 40 rounds
\ Swinging round the circle.3
v@adfBe In Der Gront."
@erraib IL etn gerbre&en.
8e(pnbere G%rpdbnun8 Derbtent oas
73rauSparent Ter Blr9er Der IA. @aro,
>pel9es aud au9ttnetnee 8etfaQ fano
baGslbe 3etste auf bend sitenb bic fol'
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v@iQfomme1, lpyale Sdbldnber }" :.
v@iQfomr,ea 5eloen, wel&e Ne@t 3u
tbun wa0ten."
@Dfe pterte @ettt 3eiete &bbilbuneer
e,ner s. a II g., eiyer rieit8tn S6esrt,
tetnes 8 igele{ien6 unb5 elmer
@@nop6fla1@e
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SIREN 6tex. f6xxeas6te nertbe
De-meu! pSttn. sic bie. 1exe pteisltRe Der

Q0tU SyE@1e tVWU ~ wv WSttyS
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frii& ieaporttrttn ptrbfsaa.tx son .. @. 9n.
aeripu unb Co., ptl@ea ID, BEN pra&tpoQe1 nit
fttntr neueu GGront ttrrlt&sr a!s te ersldn3eneen
Store Der 6iruta. aufstf aptIt lteeen, unb ttau-
uen ole! Aber faunea gle nt@t BLOB, foabern
beaebeu 6ie f& an Dirt unb @teqe NIB peraeb.
men @ie spu perm MtbItr bic 8eR6hsuue
aQes be5en. tuas bic ,eue Mnjdse nertinbet.
Die Ranfeute IN ben 2aubfdoten mSseu tebt
ebenfaQs tbre Gbanee pabr nebuaeu. Dit Sc.
u5lbe Der Giruaa un i@lteben aaes nae bic Gd@er
etues 9uttn Qanbfores an seiu@ttu DRY. @oobs.
Artteln fiQen foute uub mfr Seri&ern bic
panbelsmtlt, bab bic Trette unerbSrt ntebrte fnb.
WRafpn s 8amlip'6 .GabtnetsGrs
9elu, pterjtg SeIi&sebeae Arten, seeisnet fiji
air@eu. NIB profane Muif fit $80-$1M
eas Stad:- 6Tunfunbbreieia Sob. ober
Stbery mebailen cher aubtre erfe 1retfk
turben 'tbnen 3uertannt. 9auRrirte Aatalose
fret. Man rt@te BtfeQunstn an Mafou S
Ramltb. 9oaen. obers W9fou 8ro.. Rep
esrt. .u1es&491-Ax47@ @sEE
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0eutf6e &ebamme.

Die 1nttr,ei&nete erlaubt nd, bteruatt einen'
4setrten pntlitunt treeberR anlu3eteen, ooe re
3trtx bisberieen @pbnprt am 8rpaetpas 1t1at1'
bit bat unb iebt an br 0Mette ter Moloeeae
Gtabe 3wtf&en ber Z. nnb g.. ~oent. Sn
fnpftblt f& aud fernsr einsr1 eetbrtenY9plttn
ne ftdlber Yftrb unb @aeen bslst, int Ranbe 1T.
aue b~ieieniaen f@nel unb lei&t III beeitnen,
&el&e lire 6alfc In Mn@pru& netuten.
10 Urau Gbarlotte a~orfba8e
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-lDttj ablf@
In @bfca 40. - Die flblt9elI go
yalen Mdnnsr, mslte ststntpdrttD tbrsn
Iriumpb;uoe bur& ben linton 4baltrA,
trafen ou1 2ten 0etrber In Gbiea8p EN-
unb ,pulbtn bort NIT erobe1 aGe;er-
lid eitsn .upfeneet. Sir asntnsbu1sr
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&leine &efefrh&te.

Ibttr
&,::a Il fe val@@, ,9err Doctor. bdtft
t9 btnn nt4t =unei,ls 8ett NIT! frtf@el
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bas 8ett 3uerf NIT bterti&er @drnt'
etidttf9t tperten laien @te SIREN &C.
taabl cine Na@t b'rtn ite8en."
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ber @&la@t pom &5niBsrdb nod Gelpuez
BEL, rettete f@ NIT Der &eStuentsfabn'
bur@ @@mtmuae. an ba8 jeniettt8e llfe,
Der @lbe. bort 9lddlt@ an8etomuteu.
feb ct TN Dunteln etntn 9f3ter, bel
ro@ ba1u pertpunbet f@ttn, f& u,dbiau,
elmer, @e9 pur@ bic GIute1 babuer.
@@on ,nabe an, l1fsr, serlteb benit,ben
bic &raft unb Ct tuar ben, l1nter9eben
nobe. Da fprtnet Der Gelbpebel in's
@aGtr 3urtid, retat Gem Gobeeuaatte1 bic
Gabnenf tango Bin urp 3iebt i'm 70 9lit<
lid an'6 l1ftr. User ater malt bte Greu>
ben bes 2ebensretters, ale Ct tn BEN @e>
r~ettetet, einsn dlteren 6%auptmann. ieiue,
etsenen @ater erblidte!
GbrRer:vp6rt ttnuabL 6err @or.
feber, iebt mub ma bttn.a nal ben Sc
u~,etnoeratb s'(amu,a tou1r,a laf'n, 'peeett
ber freiti9en 8alofpib bort pb'n."
@tmeinbepprfttb ST: n@rap
s'n Mu8enbltd 8sbt b66 Ding 8ana net,
wtQ 3 @%euefnbfuben renoptrt triro."
G5riter:~Mo laGen'6 i'm bait III
eurem 6ous 3'ian,u,a fonuta !"
Genet rtebrr: IS
fam bte Saueret IN .utetneut 9au8 net
brau@tn" 7sa $50:
@alanter GfnfaQ.- Muf ei>
repu Baue, Der BEN &5ntg Yo,, preubei
au Gbren eseeber ,purbe, Raub btsisr. Der
t.tanntli@ 3iemli@ torpulentif tn Saale
uap anterbielt f@ NIT, Eeinent lanSen,
duBerf pirnen perm. Gin 9ufarea,
SfAter, ber int @irbel be6 3an3t6 nat,
iaete NIT feiner Dau1e 3rtl&tn7 ben bet>
ben untsrbautelnben biubur9, tntett Ct
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btett unelT@ enti@ulptpen ,rolte, rtef tbnn
Der &Sntg NIT 2d@elt entseBet' ~9fur
tetne @nti@ulptBuna. Sc mar gar3 tn.
Drbnuna. Elm 9uiar mug bur@ DID.
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Oenti@e Mpptbefe
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q. &nttpny- Strabe, 3pti@em amertean- IN
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8IH.menlatatt trbalttn. Dr. hlf1-
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s34t3 5- Aper'6
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09err y - E ct2p rsa IL
baea meltberdbnnte 9eilmtttel fur
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belt befnben.
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sab hir rur n6tbis baben, benz Yub!ifum bic
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24ef baben 6beraQ bet alsn Drue8iftn.
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Die 8adneinbrenmerei,
brick Yard\

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: SPECIAL NOTICES,
Mn TIGhEl. IL

The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsrEEs
& Co., are deemed by sll good judges to be the
Ultima Thule of instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make
musical instrument more perfect, although
we are slow to admit that the limit of i'm
provement can ever be attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to
their present excellence they had submitted
them to competition with instruments of the
best makers of this country and Europe, and
received the reward of merit, over all others
at the celebrated Worlds Fair. 1t is but JUS
'tice to say that the ejudgmentthus pronounced
has not been overruled by the musical world.
Still, by the improvements lately applied
by them to their Pianos, it is admitted that q
more perfect instrument has been made.
They have accordingly achieved the paradox
of making excellence more excellent. Sure,
ly, after this, they are entitled to the motto
Excelsior r4rf may29.