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The New York herald., 1866-06-02
The New Orleans Fsnians Making Pre-
pnrattons.

Exw 0RLEsss, June !, ls55
The Fenians hero arc making arrangements for the
transportation of number of 70 tho North ~ rail-
way to join the invading army.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
The Chicago Fenisns in Council.

swecny's advance IN received with Joy. Ten thousand
people congregated In council 10 few hours after
receiving notice and pledged themselves to support tho
Irish anmy. General Lynch aud star passed through
th Ia morning.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

An engagement on the Niagara frontier s looked for
tomorrow.
TORONTO, June 1-10 p ".
The Following Ia synopsis Of items published the
evening papers Of this cityA large party let Oswego
for Toronto by boats. considerable force is at ST.
Albans, ready 10 march Canada General Napier nd.
dressed the troops to-day telling them they may DO en-
gagged in fight before twcntyf four hours The move.
ments OF troops in all parts OF the province on an
immense scale, but publication OF destination Ia contra
band In Of necessity tho militia men will be called
out. The force at Ere Is under General ONeil
swccny is not there. Tho Fenians are all young men
At four O'Clock the Fonians within six miles or
Chippewa. Everybody expects a battle tonight They
have sentnels posted around their encampment and II
s said their favorc occupation is stealing horses They
are committing acts OF violence upon people who do
not resist them One OF the Montreal telegraph com.
panys repairers went 10 Fort Ere and they took his
from hun, and he sent home There Ia the greatest
enthusiasm among the troops all over the country
Tho uprising resembles that OF the Americans when
Sumter was fred upon. Every volunteer joins the
ranks and many citizens volunteering Horse Guards
arc forming everywhere. Tho widest excitement s
apparent in all tho cities and towns and government
are confident OF early routing OF the Fenans Large
bodies are held In reserve at interior points, 70 be for
warded west or east, as exigencIcs may require.
Tho city press publish extras every hour with
most absurd stories Of killings and burning by
the Fenians and bulletin boards crowded with sensa
ton lines Tho following aro some Of the headings OF
extras:-"Fenians opposite Black Rock;' "Encamp.
mont Numbers Three Thousand" "work OF Piundcr
Commenced" "Horse Stealing Favorite Practice;"
"Frst Blood Spilled" Marching Port colbourno;'
"voluniccrs Moving to Attack Them .'Forcc Under
Colonel Peacock Moving up Erie and Ontaro Railway
Attack; Ten Companies now at Colbourns;' "Raway
Bridge Destroyed by Fcnans-sasily Repaired" Large
Force OF Artillery Frontier Including Two Regular
Batteries OF Armstrong Guns"
ToRosro June Ill Pm
public meeting was called by the Mayor OF Toronto
at four =. NJ. to-day Tho assembly uproari.
Gus, and were only ntmidated by . strong force Of
police About hvc hundred enrolled act AZ
special constablcs within tho city Great fears
tertaIned Of ~ conduct OF the Fenan sympashiser
here
General Napier has been appoin; ID commander Of all
the forces In Upper Canada.
Tho widest excitement prevails All tho militia are
10 DO called out.
home guard has been formed, and are being armed
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
The Detroit Despatch.

DETROIT, June I, 1900.
All Is quiet here Intense excitement and activity
prevail over the river The militia rapidly gather
ing ai windsor
Icanno, learn that Inc Fcnans Of Michigan have any
hostile intentions against Canada
Two revenue cutters are at anchor here with steam
up ready 10 sail at . moments notice
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

hosrnR1f, June ], 1853.
Reports have just reached us that large body OF
Fenians have soized tho arms At Rouses Point and
marching the British fort at Isie aux
Eoir. About three hundred mon reached 81 Adams
this morning Two large bodies Of troops eav.
ing TO reinforce the garrison at Isle Nox and
the other that Of st. Johns The Fenane have burnt
bridge For, Erie and four OF tho telegraph wires
there Many exciting rumors arc flying about TogA
The government has just received information that the
United States gunboat Michigan has intercepted rein
forcements 10 the Fenians, and landed nj Fort Eric
this morning. Those who havo landed arc march.
Ing pel.meii towards chippews, about four miles
from Niagara. Troops from Hamilton arc marching
TO capture them -Four hundred moro Fensns have ar.
rived at ST. AIbans since this morning battery OF
Armstrong guns and two wings Of the Twenty nth and
my telegram Of p NJ, win leave In an hour 70 meet
them
koSrnEAL, June 1, s,e0PM
Ihsve received telegram from Ottawa stating that
government, has been informed that SIX thousand 10.
mans marching from Fort Emo To Fort coIbuai for
purpose Of destroying tho locks Of the wesnd canal
They will be encountered To- by troops and bat
terry Of Armstrong guns under Colonel Peacock. The
eastern frontier In strengthened to-day, although
the movements there regarded eints Plundcrng
ana burning are marking the tracks Of the invaders
The Reeve Of For Erie reported TO have been shot by
FenIans while reading the riot scl The government
ofcials say they kept well informed Of all the ycnan
movements The troops from this city LEFT this evening
apparently with much enthusiasm and threatening to
give no quarters
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

Sweeny was confidently expected, but did not come.
Tomorrow will prove whether this is true or not.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

Reported retreat 0f the Fenfan Invaders.
BrryAIo June H. 1so6
Parties arrived from the Tenan camp late tonight
y that the Fenians, not having recsved expected &C.
ssssions 70 their strength, and hearing Of The sp
pwssch of British troops. have broken up their
camp burned their masksa. destroyed their ammun,-
ssss snd len IN squads o-tsns bly, Cor rsds but
spperay thought really sndsavor 70 get back 70 the
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

IorosTo June IA: 80 r. NJ
The city Is very much excited by rumors OF Fenian
invasion at Fort Erie. From early hour this morning
volunteers have been passing to tho military rendezvous
and sent TO tho scene OF action Telcgraphic rumors
from various quarters coming In very fast many OF
them without the slightest foundation The city press is
Issuing extras hourly The note Of warkc preparation
10 everywhere heard
The Fenan force at Fort Eric is variousy estimated
from hfteen hundred to three thousand.
is reported that they have evacuated Fort Erie and
are now marching Chippewa.
The frontier has not been invaded at any other point
up 70 the present hour.
An engagement on the Niagara frontier is looked for
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
Heavy Movements or Arms and Ammu-
milton.

CiNGNSAU, juno ], 100,
The Conmereiars Columbus Ohio dcspa,ch says that
four hundred and nifty thou.and rounds OF ammunition
xsre shipped from that place 10 New York and
hundred and my thousand Chicago and thirty thou
sand muskeis 10 Buffalo. within few days which II ia
reported were Intended for the Fenians
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

btFAtoi June !, looo
Two companies Of the SIXTY. if,h National Guard
guarding arsenal. but there danger that the
Fena VIII iroubls American property.
despatch from Port Colborpc states that lots Of
British troops we're there and more arriving
The Grand Trunk fcrpboat has been ordered from
Buffalo Port coborne, s surmised 70 convey troops
thence 10 some point
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

SUPPRESSION BRIDGE. June I, 1856.
II is reported here that after taking Fort Erie about
fifteen hundred OF the Fenan invaders destroyed
seven miles Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, and then
moved towards st. GATHERINGS, on tho Great Western
Railroad, by the way Of Chippewa
Dispatches flying forward and back calling for
rcinforcements and the country people, in the most
excited manner, are moving In all directions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
GROCERIES & PRODUCE
Q. MAIER,

Q. lIAIER,
lFomCrIy Proprietor Of Boat Store
No. Al WATER STREET, tr0 doors afJr5
Sprigg AHCB
HEEps CONSTANTLY on HAND
N 4 FULL and complete assortment Of Gro.
corics, Produce, Canned Fruits Jellies, S9rdiues,
Cove oysters, LObsters etc, etc, al Of which
will be sold at tho lowest market rates.
Orders for anything in my hue filed, either
day or night.
i8Calc5 of WI. G.. Anderson Steamboat
Agent. mE3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
BYLEWIs BAKER.
Subscription Price s.
Commercial Matters.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May 2

New YORK, May 81.
Cotton--a shade frmer, with sales
at Sc for middling. Flour-duli,
heavy, unsettled and 10a20c lower
sales at s., S5aS, 40 for Extra State; $500
ASS for extra round hoop OHIO; $500
al300 for trade brands; closing dull.
Whisky-quiet, with trifling sales; S2,26
a2,27 for Western. Wheat-intlamed
b. western accounts, is 3a5c hiher:
at Sl,S5 for Ohio spring; Sl,95a2,OO for
new No. ! Milwaukee; $500 for very
choice do; S2,55 for old winter red West
err; S2,70a3,00 for good to prime white
Michigan; White Western at $50;
Rye-dull and dropping Barley-dulI
Barley malt--dull and nomlnaI.-
C3rn.a shade firmer 79aS2c for new
uixedl western. and o2aS3 for old 90,
10Th in store and delivered.
Oats-Grn at 5Ol55c for new
Western; GOa6lc for old western
Coflee-dull; Java, 255c. Sugar-steady
- IOall for Cuba; Havana l0lal39. Mo
lasscs steady; 4Sa5Oc for Cuba, and 72la
,5r for Porto Rico. Petroleum-dull
crude 26la27c: refined, in bond, 4la42,
Pork-opened frmer, but closed heavy
and lower, with sales at $50 20a3l W
for new mess; Closing aU SoU,%O CASH.
500 OOa2o so for old do, aud for
prime S2I,25a2i,5Oi also, 6 go barrels
of new mess, for May, June
and July, buyers and sellers option, so,
5Oa3O,87. Beef, l6a2l for new plain
mess; S2l ,5Oa24,5O for new extra mess.
BET Hams-firIn at 47a45c. Cut meats
-frmer, at l2tal5!c. for shoulders
liIlIS&c for hams. Bacon quiet, at
Iiir for Cumberland cut; I54c for short
aIbsd. Lard-quiet and steady at l9l
-. Butter-Quiet, al 36a40c for Ohio
AID 35q45o for State Chees2-dull at
!0a203
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary requisites to promote COnnubiaI EsVpi
moss. Indeed, without Jhoso the Journey throl 4
lie becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens TO tue view tho mind become
Swallowed with despair and nIled with tho mel
anchOy reflection that tho happiness vi .auothu.
becomes Dhg hted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling last night
with five feet four inches water.
The favorite packet Potomac, Capt.
Muhleman, is the Cincinnati packet for
this evening. This boat is one Of the
best of her class afoat, and is in charge
of as clever a set of gentleman as can
be produced. Capt. Muhleman is q
credit to the profession, while the Clerk
Mr.. Chris Young, presides in the office
with credit to himself and profit to the
| owners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
Ci-ci-,,nii .anrl.c.
CINCINNATI, NJ, :

CINCINNATi, Ma -.
rlou, dai' hut prices axe unchanged
Wheat GuA, aud prices nominal lev
red, @23t,cXtr1 spring Is hel3 at 500.
Cyru-urmcl; mixed, Ut 60c ~
elevations; 7lc ii sacks, are the bestye,e-
Oats, unchanged at l3a47c for N. 2anG 2
Wli-ky-dul, at S2,23, IL twl
Pr,k--adyaucyd 20 SIS 90 Bulk M,an
.-I2+aI55c for shoulder. sides aud
,'r.c side. Packed LJr6--dUii, at 81
li.ms-iu good demand at -lc for PLAIN,
and 22fa2$i for sugar cared Cotton
4arj; mi]dliug held Ut 23&5Jc. aeon"
.ng 20 quality, bur uo,hiog 81 a.a.e
o.orc, Was d0lc. BuittI-dU!t 100
= zoe Eggs-l5c. Go!d--l29!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
SWAMI HOUSE.

D48RERsBCRG, VA, CHANG.
! Ed HANDS On IhursHaT G,Crlbe- stb
iso5, j. W. Dent late or the Richmond House
tock Possession Of tLs STauu House f0r q
term Oh years. lie hopes by strict attention 70
onslnss-l 70 merit Continuance o. the very lib
eTal patronage conferred upon nm wren propri.
etor Of tAs Richmond.
Every department. Is IN tLs charge OF the
most efficient assistants j. VA DENT
seuqO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22

{ p HUsss. ONION SETTs,
I'D At PRYOR BOYD g. co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
MAIL TRAN
Daily TTIiU.

va-rr Transport sion
j B.IJaN
iter5 Gen To. AGENT N...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prag
tico INDUCED III when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
asleep ana II not cured renders marriage impos
sOlo, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What a pity that youngman, the hope ofbi'
country, tno darling vi his parents should b.
snatchod from all prospects and onJOyments o.
life by the consequence Of dcyiItIng nom the
path Ot nature aud lHdulglns IN n certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before cOntempla'
ting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
APpsintnsnts-oa1e 81 war Vessels
WAsHIxcros, Eepe. Il

APpsintDsnes-oale ~ war vesssls
WAsHIEcroz, Sept. u
The President to-day made the foliowiuu
appointments Hash Janderson, Of Maryland,
Auditor of the Treasury for the Poo Ot6ce
Department John ]. Humphrey, of Tennes-
see, agent for the Indians Of the Cherokee
agency, City Engineer. Mortimer Kelly,
OF the United States Navy, has been ordered
to superntend the construction the Cow
ernment buildings at Bridgewater, Massa>
chusetts-
Congress at the late session authorized the
Secretary of the Treasury, to sell such of the
revenue cutters are not adapted to the
service. The Department will accordingly
soon dispose at public sale of SIX of the
steamers, which are built in = manner more
suitable for war than for civil service. There
will then remain nineteen revenue cutter
steamers six of which are on the lakes, and
nine smiling cutters.
The Navy department has received infor-
nation of the ARRIVAL of the United Ststss
steamer Mahaska, from TAmpico, via the Rio
Grande and Galveston. At Pensacola, on
the 2lst inst, Commander 0ushman, of the
Mahaska, reports that American interests
have not suffered violence from either of the
contending parties in Mexico. and that no
vessels Of war of the Imreriallsts had ap
peared of Tampico or the Rio Grande, and
no apprehension of blockade were enter
tanned.
The National Inteihgenor Of to-day says
Samuel Tyler, OF Maryland. one of the coun-
sci Of Jef. Davis, had an interview with the
Attorney General yesterday in regard to the
trial of Davis. We have not heard what the
result OF the interview was. bat suppose it
was in accordance with what we learn from
he haxs nf -, fk.@ -,
Underwood and Chief Justice Chase hsve
come TO the conclusion that because of the
Legislation of the last Congress the adjourned
Court cannot be held until next month, con-
seque.tly the case of Davis, with all others,
must be postponed to future DAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

Card frea the Exseuefve Cosnmattee.
In behalf of the Iowa State Agricultural
Society. the Executive Commiffss return
their acknowledgements to the Burlington 4
Missouri River, Des Aoines valley, 6issis-
sippi 1 Missouri River, ChicagO, kuriinesod
: Q1incy, Keokuk. NJ Pieasans & Musca-
tina, Dubuque 1 Sioux City nilroeds, ard 10
Northern Line Packet Companies, and
Western SsAge Companies. for theif hbssaiiy
in transporting passengefs and freiehs Il
greatly rsdnced rates, thus contributing very
msaersally TO the success Of the exhibition.
They also tender their thanks to the citi-
sens of Burlinxtss ~ tAe hospitahle recep-
ton given to visitors, and for their commend
able efforts to make Ill parties comfortable.
during the unfavorable veasher Of the Far.
Thar congTseniations an also de- -
Police Committee, and other oicsu On the
ground. for the faithfalness with vhich tAey
performed tAeir several duties; to IL Local
Committee for their energy, zeal and laboru
IN httins up ~ efoands, aAd to the people
tor their inimitahle good hamor aad excel.
Isnt c0nesa duriAg dssncAins rln which
fell TIE three frA days Of IL Fam.
~ And g 1e MEMBER Of - Pre0 thruueh>
est " 81ats taey dsiSe % AxprDe their
thanks for their uniform iiher.lity end kind-
nsn IN giving sse ~ of tAeir colsnas s a
vn.cing tie ineefesn a NJ lSoeisey.
TAsy eepecia1B 1e6nO - sss1sa shsfr
thn11n & H. Celvn 0unss, 6apmfuneni- :
su1ef QGosbds, fx. - d1ny s1I1111a
81 U1ninisaza6ion q ~ aGI7su
nEtnsBing 70 his ulEce, M - rieia -,
oav, ~ which II ~ sxPas Z - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28
FROA PITTSBURG.



PfTTsBuRG, Sept. q.
A meeting Of returned prisoners from .
number OF States was held after the adjourn
ment Of the Soldiers convention. when an
association OF rebel prison survivors was or
CANNED by the election Of Gen A. d.
Streight ~ Chairman. This evening Con
stitution and circular Was adopted.
beginning thus having been made, we
appeal to our late comrades in prison to join
with us IN making this association co extern
siye with our country. To this end let each
returned prisoner put himself into communi>
cation with the Vice President appointed for
the State to which be belongs, and be en-
rolled q member of the branch association
of his State. Those becoming members will
aid IN collecting ssch information as will be
useful IN completing history of rebel prisons,
and especially in relation to those of their
fellow prisoners whose fate is unknown to
their friends at home. With such purposes
in view, we feel assured that our fellow pris-
oners generally will join us in 0arrying them
into effect, using every means conclusive to
that end
The meeting then adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

WHITING FOR THE NEwsPAPxRs.--If il not
enough to think and to know. 1t requires
the faculty Of uttersnce, and . peculiar kind
of utterance- Certain thines are 70 b aid
in certain manner, and your amateur arti-
Gle writer is sure to strengthen in any manner
but the right Perhaps IN al styles Of writ
ing there 10 none in which exeellency 10 10
rarely attained As that Of Newspaper writing
A readable leading article may not be work
Of the lofaiest order, or demand for execu>
ton the highes; attribute of genius bat,
whatever it may be, the power of accomplish
ing II with success is not shared BY ''thou-
sands of clever feliows.- Thousands of
clever fellows may think they could write the
articles which they read in the daily papers !;
but let them take pen and paper and try it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

-FEN VHIEANB.
The Galveston Bulletin states on the
authority Of Gen. kidioos Superintendent OF
the Freedmen's Bureau, sha, The reports to
him from subordiaates show that the erops
will fall third to one half short Of former
estimates. Also tha, nevertheless there are
not negroes enough al labor to pick out the
crops.
Cotton is unchanged. Sales amounted to
twelve hundred bales, and the receipts we're
SIX Lund. led bales
The Steamer Margora, from New York.
has arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28
FROM FORT LARAMIE.
Continued Indian Hsstalitses-Mardsrs
OF Daily occurrence.

OF Daily Oce ceArrenes.
FoRT LARAMIE, Sept. %.
Advices received to-day from Forts Phil>
lip and kearney state that The Indians were
very troublesome, stealing stock and attack
ing small parties. On the 18th they captured
a Government herd of mules, and wounded
two OF the guards. Un the l4th private
johnson and Ridgeway Glover an arts, for
Frank Leslie newspaper, were killed and
badly mutilated. They attempted 10 capture
the plekets near the Fort, but we're driven
of with the loss of two killed and two men
Of Bailey's mining party, while hunting.
were killed after small loss to the Indians
Reports received from Fort Smith, Dakolah.
state that there are 800 lodges ct Sioux In
dams In Tongue river valley, all hostile
Government stock was stolen at Platte
Bridge, DAkotah, to -day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

A political meeting WAS held lately At Fred
erick City, Maryland, in favor Of the Presi
dents policy. The speakers and those A.
sembled appeared 70 have an idea that ths
s'Confederacya still existed, or that it would
again rise from the ashes, like the fabied
phGnix. Cheers, loud and long, were giver
for Jef. Davis, Beauressrd, Lee, Forrest
&c. To add eclat to the occasion, asix@hosss
wagon from the country entered the towr
with rebel flag fastened to the head of eacl
horse. Comments on such demonstration
seems almost useless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

INHIANAPuIls. sept Il.
The prospects for the State Fair are en-
couraging We have now over 400 entries OF
stock and machinery arriving and being ar-
ranged on the grounds. The Board have en-
tersained no idea OF a pos;ponement
Signed, W. "a. LOOKS, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

A YONG lady ridirg in car on the Sus
quehanna railroad, had her 'sback hair
gr~sped violently from behind, wrenched from
her head and thrown out OF the window
Several prolonged shrieks followed, but she
was finally informed that spark from the
locomotive had Sc, ner head on FIRE She
was glad to have il thrown ont Of the win
dow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

NASHVILLE, sept 70.
Judge Bowen. Of the circuit court of Da>
vidson county, decides notes of the Bank of
Iennessee, ISSUED previous to May 6, 1861.
are receivable for all taxss and debts due the
State.
Cholera deaths in the last twenty-four
hours. twensy-six.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

nshksIkR- =. =. SSpl Ii.
Gen. y. Leadbetier. late Of the rebel army,
died OF appoplexy at Ciihon. c. W, last
night. He belonged a, Mobile, and lef,
considerable sum Of money and valuable
effects where he died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28
FROM TORON'TO. G. W.

Active Military PrepAra items Regular
and yolanteers - 20 fnae Camp "a d.
Johns.
ToRosro, c. ", Sept 81.
Several regiments, both regulars and vol,
unteers, are to 60 into camp near ST. Johns
All the government clerks of the dfiFeoens
departments are 10 be enrolled in civil ser
vice regiment General orders for that pur-
pose have been issued and viii be carried
into effect in the event of the volunteer mih-
tia being called out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

The Villa de Paris brought 1850 francs
in treasure. She arrived to-day. Among
her passengers is Gen. Beauregard.
Kew. DIR. Hawks died in tins city this
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

RIcHxosp, Sept 81.
Robert Ould, formerly OF Washington, and
during the war commissioner for the ex-
change Of prisoners, wal elected to The State
Senate to-day from this city. His conpeti-
tor was John Tyler. son of the ex.Preldent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

partment were greatly reduced, and merits
and receives our highest commentator in
view Of the present depleted state Of the
Societys Treasury.
j. N. SHAFyER, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28
FROM NEW YORK.

Cholera Report-The Fentans Ceneen-
tratfns tn vermeat for . RasA-Aesive
Military Preparastens -ssae Partte-
uIars of the Murder Of Capt. Butts, ~
Loutxinna-Reperts from the South =
Gen. Sweeney Declines - taks any part
I'm the Proceedings Of the FensaA
Brotherhood - Fatal ARRAY Cricket
Masch-Proeeedfngs of the Episcopal
Diocesan Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-28

Price Of Admission, 10 oera Reserved Seats Is c~uss
k-srved ssais be sscnrsd dar,ng ths day II the
Theatre
Dooss opsn q ocloca ourtsia rssss II ~ o,csocs
CHAs. JONES, frsasurrr
Saturday sffefassa. Grasl matiase Psvfsrnnee
cammencing at O'Clock Aanssson - Cs
Chffdren Is Cra