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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

New nor1 AeRbst.
sy rslssr.ph,] H. YoaE. Gel,
Cotton Depressed and lower psicss seeeDss& -
70 for ndaiips spl.nds .oet2 f0r Orleans. MI
Nour-opsssda shade nrmsr Win moderate inquiry,
and cloeed quiet previous prices IS l1l1 Is
4. Ertrs State: iii osa,s % xx.r. 4 O. sl3 n
GA 90 for tr.d. brsods
| whsky-Quist and steady
wAsas-R.e-lpts ilsos bsshsls ieae bstt.s M very
sctive; ssls 81 200 bash; 81 sol % for tnssss "a
Milwaukee; - II new whit. Michigan
Rye-Mors active and decidedly better q loAi Is for
westsrn-
! c.-n..s, M-. -. A-.gr,.
better e,.ed su,, With .dv.pe. eh,-v lon, ,.,. n
900 ku.l; esl<as& for inferior s4ass nix.d w.e.,,
.nese s4sss do in stors, % sssd&.e whit. wss4.s,
| o.,s-shAde arm or and more s1siss sSnssk sos CT
csxo, ssosl for hiIv,uks,. q fud ,sv oh,,s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06
Fall IN! FuL Is.-Into that procession
We mean. Make it grand one.

PERFECTION is never attained BY morals.
The nearest approach to it in this mundane
sphere is thorough and consistent cleanliness,
and the most effective promoter Of clesni
ness Is the Eclectic Cleanser" 1t should
be in every family.
Sold by all druggists and grocerA. l6tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

Flashing in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those Teeth untarnished!
White alike, the back and front,
Yes, by the Fragrant Sozodont,
May beauty's mouth b garnishedl
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60a u
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= nAsf, h6AfR AHD soUrn.
Ne 0A@es y 01e ne~ sA11s = Akaaas A1ss.
cnAnaE OF TIM1 july sssA.
fssfssssAew fssi,s isavs uaDlAss Asily G1fsi-
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yrdshs No. A. lHlS y Freight Ne g.. lisse 4 4
Nil ffss M is.ves eusdsy ?. H. i.stsaS e sss
sr1 s., ~. .a -: ss1 g .ss:s -
~ passenger fraaBs Il Ha@tisoa
vGRnassngsn lsasiug % BEy4sn ~ &~0l - tAroaGA
~ 81 Louis IN TIN HOURS, as1sAss - LOsB 81
40 n, will arrive * KsoAsk y Loo - -, stthsss
ssse rsrs sams - " Dsas.
fhh ssx ssA shest rosts oGsss creator tsAsasaspA
shas say sth~ Is bstae - nseA
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= 2. Lets, 4vAkkA, 1stsds, hdsasapsas, os6rs,
0sedssaA, A1iSsrv. f7ilA6efeAta Nsw Isrk,
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9hPsHgh Tickets % lev asths Lewegl
Hsv aaA elegant ssspsss Cars rsn M. nlaG 0sy 70
lAsa,sGae sSat psasssgr 60 - sosd neAts rsss
Uaias gsrsshnG th-4S journey.
ongenGs cAscked shrc0gh - ~ prfseipai psisss.
1shts ~ this route vii b. Forwarded With dispessA
IYre:s frsigAt Trsin russ throsgt fton ToisAs =
Eesfsk In - ksasA Over shrgss and aao0ps0a0d1
sSs4fsd. Rseo - ~ !, by ss$ othsr rsses
ofgick-Is eteas Depot, corner Eross sd Johnssa
4. 4. HsDeEL. osaI. Art, xssGuk,
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sassA D. rirsHsld. sSvssGl~A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

CoILRcr1oH on BouxrY.-Sss Van valken.
harg's card. ausle-Sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

Grs. LOGAN and party viii arrive at our
levee about nix O'Clock this morning. Hi.
arrival will b announced by discharges q
Artillery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

SUNDRIEs
BURNT TIE ruling figures to- day for choice va.
p to Soc per ID.
EGes-In demand ut advanced figures; the price
paid to day was from a5c 70 27e p dos. =
PorAross-Choice lotr ind ready sale at 90
to zoe y busheI.
cHckEss-In sctive demand. For sung - rs
to ~ SO; old - 90 to a IS Per dosen.
HoxEy-In boxes, 10 10 17c per ID.
LARp-1sc.
GssEs ArrLEs-From 4os to zoe per bus, se-
eordins to quality.
0lioss-e0c per busheI
BRaswAx-se to $50 per ID.
BAcos-Ciear sides 20 to re; Shoulders, scarce,
in demand 1t l5c per ID; Sugar Cared Hams
24c p lh.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, lie; dolooss loo per n.
RAes-4 to 4ac per ID.
wooL-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do fine 4ec;
unwashed, 1 of.
HIprs-Grecn. &c; do salted, &c: gree calf skins,
loo; dry Hint Ice; do salted l4s damaged
and sruhby of; pelts 35c toi4l IS.
FRArHkRs-I,ive geese feathers Soc.
BRAS--ln demand At soc per 100 lbs
HAr-The market is we'll supplied. Timothy,
- to 50 per ton; Prairie IS 90.
wooD-te 90 to 20 SO per esrd.
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HANG out your flags and banners.
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A Great Bargain /!
A Fine Country Residence for Sale,

a r1Ho COuMGy N6BiO6nCo Tor sale,
coxsssrss ~ 80 Ut
ONE HUNDRED d EfGHTY-TWO ACRES
nF the bes. tillable land; . fertile -
soil. we'll vsters4, under GOOD eutivatsoa ri
and In good climate, fneluAing SIXTY ACRu ssJ
o. IlhekR, which is . hns voods gesture; an -
enclosed and disided By good fstcs asd situated -
Est bank q H. 0ppt ftses al5slnlne the sowu of
pONfO0eUc- Pontoosuc 4 90 Avs nils above Iost
nslBoo asd svsaiy f9o) miles bssov Dssnnetoa re1a
z =: oeslv e nancect, an sa.se ofnnssii; v1sk
rood Steamboat LAndng and n the nnsst section n
country i the valley q - Aisssppi Tbs Improve
Beaatifal Stoae Mansien.
fModss1 sNh) VEL aniGAsAs e esat o. Qaaa v16uh
on's the River rood Barr, out-bsil1fnes and other
improvements, a. cast - eve (Aoea uak1se the orie
inai cost Of the inpsosesse xeisssvs Of shs md,
oscx nsooo Thew issa. eosh Fsediy - ssa6 ~ svsr
eooec, ~ go pr acrs tAees ksep - tunreVensaaa
"a them, sosd ysIag ossAare, ) vissSsids X -
esartng vines. n sGtn D1Ss0 - 1sQt 0af1na onsA
z ~ 81 u essvssis.ess = as.tal - h
Gy at great eaeRtecs, ~ -, paSt q II paySest
e ansi = vln - tAs 49, Psaoa fRa 80 Il
ABRAHAM HA1tY1
Postoone, Hansosk Ousnty, nhaof.
sspto0E-tas4Au-v2n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

TAG special train on the Valley road gets
here at II O'Clock m. 1t will leave at 81
this evening.
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EOR BALE.

On ACRES Of Land. fnostiy in TIMBER on the mid
CUdle ruad. ieading from Keokuk to sandusky about
miiss from the city and may be known A. tie Rich
rdson tract Title good. Prize $40 per acre. Enquire
OF IL B. TkS-kYCK CO.
augiAA
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The indications are that there will be a
large number of excursionists to-day upon
the Valley road. We hope that all the dele.
cations will join the procession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

IHE FERRY.-Special arrangements have
been made BY the Ferry Company, and it will
run until O'Clock to night for the conven-
fence Of the large crowds that win doubtless
come from Hancock county to hear General
Logan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06

We e.publish the letter Of Major Collins,
containing very emphatic refatation Of the
statement that the signature Of Mr.. Schulz
was placed to the Soldiers Address without
his consent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-06


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SATURDAY. MOANING, OCT. ..
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49, $3.50 e-, -. -. -,
~, -. - ~
NAsa1Aors, DsAlns and RELIGIOUS No
rrcrs inserted in lii department will b.
cnafsso sos = osf seeo'eF fe's'
Co1rcrroy o. pourrY.--Sss Van valken.
h,rv,e ea,d. auslo.sm
-----
oho;ce roods. n Bosrvrcr 4 Co.
(oct2-1ot)
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=, s - Aus nv -'ss ~ sssSoe
Room.
e,,c,., n...;.- - u--s;. IL. NJ
90 .sEaa ~ ~. $500, o,oio.l
W. =, ~. e.. 49,.
-
GET Oh the sidsvalks and JOIN the process
~-
HousE WASrED.--Any person having .
small house for rent, can hnd puncsual pay.
ing tenant BY addressing or calling on ~.
-
HAVE your change ready for the paper to-
day a. the Carrier will call on you.
LADIES will please notice the superb quail
y and not forgot TO ask for K. J. Roberts
ra'ens rafaoosa Needles.
,ocsz-ios) bosrwlcI Z Co., Sole Ags'
PLACE OF SrEAkIso.-den. Logan will
speak to-day 1t the corser OF fifsA and Full
ton streets
TIE packet UEAcLr,, win run betv.en
Al.x.rd-;, .rd W.,..v .,a K.oL,h co. IL.
DEMENT, 81 eAculs'onls.s 'o-osy.
"wEr GooDs. Having case of good.
damaged by the accident to the Express wag,
on, Saturday, we have some great bargains to
offer in French Meriuos, Twill Csshmeres,
D,Ia;nes Scotch n;. h.
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stock naskI %.
y Tslssr.pAl Hsw YoaK. Oh. 4
sseeks dull. 1 io7i>; C serpI - y " ~ Do psd
70; Toledo l2ssss ~ y Iossk y b pa ~ ilss.
NC liz y SOS; II pfd ss VI q Tel 5s7z; ! csrts
ASH yrgnta = ~: 70 coappnS i0s1. Gold IAok
Al the O'clock beard the following sks priscl
pal Gales NY Q ia sns ss5.. is-sdsns lie, MsNk;
Pitts %, ts1{ DO psa ~
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Fer sale.

I OF 4, in Block rs, on when il Brick
- Dwelling Hoess Win and atone basen rnt:
Also Frame Dwelling With with q good ell Of
water. and LOT ue fenced situated Pasan street, be-
tween lth and 9Th strssta This property will be sold
u great bargain applied for Title coed
inquire cf H. B. TRN-EYCK co.
sugild
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pIANO TUNING, CLEANING AND
= RRYAIkINo NJ
The liberal patronage hitherto sx--R
tended 70 ne, imposes on me the dirty
OF thanking my patrons for II, and bseV1
70 say to the public In general, that
sAAl always Asvots hseseslcrs tAs ea1
s9ssstscp 70 Tuning Osantae as1 Repslrins RAnos,
With thsir orders
- Os6ss Ia u q. Bros, sIrs Book Store corner
d Fourth aha Nam Street, Keokuk Iowa, will be
proapsiy stfeadsd 70.
sasa JOHN ? WRkopMR
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LH0R eALk-1hrse serss land, With old Frame Hcrfs
% the same. Initiated south Of etotts' MIL sl<v,
miles from - Street. KeckHk Price $50 cAeh Tits
rood OF no ssle b. b. TKN-EYCK 4 &C.
Ang44d
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06
XXXIXth Congress
WASHINGTON, June 5.
HOUSE.


Mr. JULIAN reported a bill to provide
for the survey and sale of lands containing
gold, silver and other valuable minerals
and for the assaying and coming of such
minerals. Read twice and recommitted.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS, the
Senate bill "to enable the New York
and Montan Iron Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company to purchase a certain amount
of public lands, not now in the Market
referred to the Committee on Public Lands,
was reconsidered. The bill came before
lhe House for its action.
Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio, introduced a bill
establishing a line of wagons from the
Missouri river to the Rocky Mountains,
which was read twice and referred.
Mr.. DONNELLY made speech in favor
Of educating the Southern people, black and
white
Mr.. ROGERS denied that they needed it.
The following are the provisions Of the bill
as amended.
Be it enacted that from and after the Both
day of September next, instead Of pay, al
lowances and emoluments Of every kind,
except as hereinafter provided, the follow
ing yearly compensation shall be allowed 10
all officers Of the army of the United States:
General $4,000; Lieutenant General $IO,-
900; Major General, when commanding a
geographic military division embracing two
or more departments or separate armies sc-
tuslly in the field and engaged in military
operations, $1,000; when commanding q
geographical military department or di-
vision in the field, $500; when on other
duty, $4,000; Brigsdier General when com
manding a military department, army or
division in the field or services as chief
of bureau, 5000; when commanding
brigade or other duty $1,000; Colonel, whan
commanding brigade or military post S., 500;
whom commanding regiment or other duty
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New York Market1Jnne ..

COTToN-Firmer and In more demand. Sales at
3793so for middling. Stock from al parts, S3l,
600 bales.
FLoUR-Rather more active and firm.
Sales at SIS 259S so for extra state; S9,I51lO, 90
for extra round hoop Ohio, $40, ,O69l4,OO for trade
brands. Closing firm
wHIsKY-Quiet. Sales at 81, ,2s@2, 30 for vest
ern in bond, latter price for export.
WHKAr-GenerAlly quiet, common grades droop
ing, while good and prime parcels are firm.
Sales af choice new smrer Milwaukee at 81 q.
RTE-Firmer, and in request.
CORS-In moderate request and prices without
difficulty in selling exchange has materially
checked the export demand.
sales ct 72Gs0c for unsound new mixed west
ern; Sl9S3c for sound do; Sic for choice high old
mixed western in store.
OATs-162c better and more active.
Sales at 5l@55o for new western; Sc for new
iowa; 7212c for Canada.
CoFFEE-Qaiet and firm
SUGAR-tirmer- Sales Of Cuba at l15S9l2c.
MoLAssEs-Dull. Sales at 459S5c for Cuba, and
6O@s0c for Porto Rico.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet. Sales st 261Sc for crude;
and 4ld411zc for refined in bond.
PORK-Quiet and unchanged.
Sales at $50, ,6093o, 6s for new mess, closing
S24, ,O0@24,5 80 for prime Also 5000 obls new
mess Tor June, July, and August, sellers and
buyers option, at $50, ,62@Sl so.
-BEEF-Steady.
Sales at sI6,OO@2I, 90 for new plain mess sDd
S2I, ,5O@24, so for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm. Sales at S47,CO94s,OO.
Our MEATs-Steady.
Sales at I2]4@ls54c for shoulders, and 17@
1s1zc for hams.
EARD-Firmer. Sales at ls1I@2274o.
BAcOE-DulI
BUTTEn-Dull Sales a. a6as7o for Ohio, and
25d42c for state.
0aEEsE-Dun Sales at sa2Oc.
FREIsHTs TO LIvERPooL-Very firm and quiet.
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NY. Cattle Market-June o.

The current prices for the week at sll the mar
kets are as follows
BEEF CATrLE-Ist quality, o head, SIS, ,OO9l9, 90;
fair to good quality SIS OO9ls 90; common quality
I5.OOGI6,tO 0; inferior quality Sl2, ,O09l4,e0.
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras head, Ssb,OO9go,0Oi
lst quality SIS, ,O09s0, 90; ordinary S65, ,00975 90;
common quality S5O,OO96o,Oo; inferior quality
S3O,OO@45,OO.
VEAL CALvEs-1st quality SD, 11@13c; ordina-
ry quality lO@11ci common quality s9Sei
inferior quality 79Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extras T3 head SI,OO9S,OQ;
prime quality Sc, ,50@7, 90; ordinary quality $500
$50: common quality $5,OO95,5o; inferior quality
S3,7594,5O.
swiSE-Heavy corn fed per n, lO7sc; light
and medium l09l0A-
The market for beef cattle has ended hrmer
again this week, the receipts not being adequats
to the wants of the city butchers, to say nothing
for the demand from Brooklyn, &C. Inc eattle
were all Of an excellent quality. and an Of
5c per pound readily realized, the pest esttle
selling quick at 1s1zc, some higher; the oulk OF
the sales were at 151z9171ze. There were scarce,
Iv any inferior cattle on sale. AL were sold and
several hundred more could have been sold at fun
Yesis active at 7g1sc, and sound bring Jet still
sheep and lambs steady, though the market had
been depressed
Hogs steady.
The total receipts Of this week follows:
BeeVes 5127; cows 81; veal calves 1891; sheep
and lambs Il, AS; swine l6, ,21s.
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 6, 1866.


foes. Our work for Ireland accomplished
We leave to your own free ballots to de
termine your natural and political stand
ing and character, and shall rejoice TO see
and assist TO make, these limitless colonies
spring from the foot of foreign throne
as free and independent, as proud as New
| York, Massachusetts, or Illinois. To that
yesrning for liberty and aspiration after
natural independence which swells the
breast ofevery true son of every land, to
your own manliness we leave those ques-
tions for settlement confident that the
dwarfed development of your vast re-
sources and natural wealth, made by the
chilling influences of English supremacy
in wretched contrast with the national
dignity and stupendous material prosper
ity of your neighboring people of the
United states, under the stimulous of self
government and democratic institutions,
constitutes stronger argument in favor
of cooperation with US aud of the reyo-
luton in your political condition which
this comparison suggests, than any dis
cussiOn of the questions involved which
We could offer here.
To Irishmen throughout these Provinces
we appeal, in the name of seven centuries
Of British iniquity and Irish misery and
suffering; in the name of our murdered
sires, our desolate homes, our desecrated
altars, our millions of famine graves, our
insulted name and rsee-to stretch forth
the hand of brotherhood in the holy cause
OF fatberland, and smite the tyrant where
we can in his work of numbering our na-
tion and exterminating our people. We
coniure yOn, our countrymen, who, from
misfortune inflicted by the very tyranny
you are serving, or from any other cause,
have been forced to enter the ranks of the
enemy, not TO be the willing instrument
Of your countrys death or degradation
If Ireland still speaks TO you in the truest
impulses Of your hearts, Irishmen, obey
her voicel If you would not be miscre-
ants, recreant to the first principles of your |
nature, engraven upon the very corner |
stone Of your being, raise not the hand of |
TO strike down the banner of |
Erin No uniform, and surely not the |
coat of England, can emanci-
pate you from the natural law that binds |
your allegiance to Ireland, 10 liberty, to |
tight, to justice. To the friends of Ire
and, of freedom, of humanity, of the peo-
,le, we offer the olive branch of peace and
he honest grasp of friendship. Take it,
-rishmen, Frenehmen, Americans-take
all and trust it. To all who march to
he call Of the enemy, and rally under his
tandard TO aid or abet his cause, we give
he sword in as firm and earnest a grippe
IS ever did its work upon foeman. We
wish TO meet with friends, we are prepared
o meet with enemies We shall endeayor
o merit the confidence of the former, and
he latter can expect from US but the len
ency of determined though generous foe
nd the restraints and relations imposed
v civilized warfare.
[Signed, 7. w. SwEENY,
Iajor General commanding the Armies
of Ireland.
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TIE Ne Ws

GOLD closed last night at 1861.
GENERAL GRANT and femily arrived in 81
Louis yesterday.
THE street-car drivers and conductors OF
several of the lines in Cincinnati are on
strike for higher wages.
THE inventor of the flying machine made
a second experiment yesterday from New
York. When last seen he was still coins
up.
THE Old School Presbyterian Assembly,
which has been in session in st. Louis for
some time, has adjourned to meet in Gin
cinnsti in May next
THE Canadian volunteers killed in the
recent skirmishes were buried in Toronto
yesterday. Business was suspended, and
the city draped in mourning.
TIE Fenian prisoners captured at Ridge
way were taken to Toronto yesterday,
where they will probably be tried by court
martial without much delay.
A LARGE number of Fenian spies are in
Montreal, and the Mayor has required the
police force to take an oath of allegiance
A number refused and were dismissed.
A TLAsH of lightning in New Orleans, the
other day, shivered the crystal of lady's
watch, in her belt, without iniuring her
and hurricane in the night moved house
seven feet from its foundation without
awakening its sleeping inmates.
THs two cars loaded with arms that the
U. 8. Marshal seized at Watertown, Ny,
Monday night, and run off into the country
for safety, were receptured by the Fenians
General Meade, however, sent detachment
of troops after then, aud yesterday they re-
took them from the Fenisns without oppo-
sition.
THE Fenians held at Buffalo by the Uni
ted States were released last night-the
men on their own reeognizauce, and the
officers on bail of $500 each, 10 appear and
answer when required at the Cansndaigua
Court. They were required to give a parole
not TO violate the neutrality laws.
QUARANTINE grounds we're selected BY the
New York Health officers yesterday on the
most southern point Of Staten Island. Seven
armed revenue cutters and large posse of
armed policemen were on hand 10 prevent
resistance. To-day five vessels will dis
charge their cargoes there of cholera, small
Pox and yellow fever.
THE United States Court opened in Rich
mond yesterday. Judge Underwood, in
charging the Grand Jury, was particularly |
severe on the rebel press of Richmond.
he said nothing whatever about JEFF. Davis
trial. Davis counsel were present and
appealed 10 the court 10 know whether the |
trial was to be had or not, and protested
against any delay. The assistant United
States District-Attorney, in the absence of
his principal, said he was not prepared to
ans wer the question, but would do SO TO-
day If the District-Attorney himself should
not previously arrive in Richmond.
TIE Fenian news this morning forebodes
exciting events. If the invasion of Canada |
from st. Albans has not actually com
il will certainly not be long de-
any reliance at all is to be placed |
in the dispatches. sweeny means business,
the Fenians all over the country are bent |
on mischief, the Canadians are active in
for defence, and the United States
is endeayorins to be argus
eyed to prevent any violation OF the neu-
trality laws.