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Commission to Washington. as contempla
ted by the resolutions.
The Presidents terms of reconstructio
were known and had been fully complied
with. aud Congress had already set forth
in plain. iJiomatic English the terms Of its
policy.
The authorities Of the government: had
but one way Of speaking. and that was by
Legislation according to the forms Of the
CONSTITUTION, and he did not suppose that
any one imagined anything could be done
by any Commission we may send, to stay
the passage OF measures not yet matured.
In our present dark ness and incertitude,
he proposed that we sheuld remain silent
and do nothing. Ii the Commission were
sent and consulted Congress, the President
would be naturally jealous. Ii the Presi-
dent were consulted Congress would be
Jealous. IL the Commission should 60 from
one to the other il would secure the respect
and confidence OF neither, and 10 this event
the resolutions approving the Presidents
policy would be worse than waste paper.
Regarded BY majority Of Congress as
the rebellious representatives OF a rebel
lious people. could II be supposed. Tor a
moment. that any embassy We may send.
can induce change Of Congressional poli-
cy,--a policy sustained by two. thirds
vote over the Presidents vetos Whatev-
er tended 10 restoration Of the States TO
the Union, commended itself to his judg-
ment; but he regarded this as time when
silence and patient waiting for farthss
developments would be both polite aud
dignl6ed.
MIR. Dick replied briefly. and on his me-
ton the resolutions we've made the special
order for o'clock to morrow.
An ordinance repeating the provisions Of
an act Of the General Assembiy-in reia-
ton to negroes and persons Of color Or Of
mixed blood. passed its several readings
under suspension Of the rules.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Washington. Inne 6.

Washington. June 6.
Charles G'Conner. Esq. senipr counsel Of
Mr. Davis, had an interview this morning
with the President and Attorney General
SPEED in reference 70 The case oI his eli.
ent.
II Is understood at the State department,
that contract has heea made BY the French
Government with trans. Atlantic Steam.
ship Co., TO transport che 6rst detachment
81 French troops from Mexico 81 France il
October. Marshall Bazarine accompanies
this detachment.
The President has issued a proclamation
FOR the purpose Of sustaining the public
peace aud national honor. lie warns all
good citizsns against aiding or abetting
unlawful expeditions Of those evil disposed
persons against 4 nation with which this
Government - at peace, and sutborizes all
Magistrates aud other officers 10 the Uni.
ted States to exert their authority 10 defeat
unlawful proceedings. aud 70 bring to jus.
iice the offenders. Gen. Meade Is also au.
thorized TO use the military force Of the
United States. to prevent the carrying out
Of the expedition.
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.sNeA ~

FRSIASs.-Gen. Hooker has issued. or.
ders 10 intercept all Fenians. Several hun
bred were caught at High Gate, ia the VIZ
entity Of ST. Adams. They were withou,
commander. and seemed about 10 Invade
Canada on their own hook. They were
poorlylarmed and depended on the Citizens
for food.
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The DEsnLArioN or COLUMBIA, S. Co..
The correspondent Of the N. York Times.
travelling ia the South, writes .s
Calunbia is beyond oil doubt the most
desolate looking place South Of Mason and
Dlxrn's line, The rich green foliage OF
The trees which line the streets saem to
mock The dfeary prospect Of lettering walls
and snake stained ruins over which they
wave. No one can fully appreciate the Vt
ter destruction Of the cry without seeing
4. Five hundred buildings. mt lncla'ling
thnse q public nature. were burned.
mostly located in the vesy business hrart
Of the city. Atpreseat tie city preseats
truly heart sickenng sight. and when
We take int consideration the Tact thai
most ai the citizens firmly believe that
sherman ordered ur authorized its deslrsc-
ton. /, Is not hard u account lur the hitter
aud deep seated haired which many OF
,hrM eKhi0it towards Northrrnrrs.
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uu nervous and figure largely al the North. especially
Ia New York, THEN headquarters. They have been
threatening the invasion Of Canada, and short lime
since passed over and took possession Of Fort Erie,
fort only in name we believe, since iha war Of 1914
A few skirmishes have been had, and several men
killed on both aides. These acs have been consider.
ed violation Of our neutrality and have attracted
the attention OF our Government. Orders have been
issued for the apprehension Of all the prominent men
and actors in the movement; and the PIES ident has
issued q proclamation admonishing and warning all
good citizens Of the United States sgains, taking part
TO- or in any wise aiding, countenspcing or sbcltng
said unlawful proceedings" and "exhorling all judg
es magistrates. marshalls and officers in The service
Of The United States 10 employ all their lawful au.
thory and power 10 arrest and defeat the aforesaid
unlawful proceedings and TO arrest and bring 10 JUS
lice all persona who may be engaged therein"
This action Of the Government, the IN success and
apparent folly Of the movement, we think, must soon
put an end TO fana.icism which has bcguiled The
people, especially The Irsh Of large sums Of money
which have been squandered by the unprincpled &C
tors II the afair
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{. 5. COURT. KcHNoSD-uR. DAVIS.

Richmond. June d.
Ia the case Of Mr.. JEFF. DAVIS the Di.
trict Attorney. Mr.. Chandler. aid that he
was not in the custody Of the Court, bat
prisoner Of Slate, and that the AtIOrney
General Speed could not be present. he
theIe lure moved that the Court adjourn IN.
I'll October. Mr.. Brady nd, hl. client
wanted speedy teal aud waved ali torn.
Lul he knew he could not contrh the ac-
tim Of the Attorney General.
Judge Underwood said, that Chief Jus.
lice Chase expected to preside AMI mad
named October as convenient. and as the
Attorney General Speed could ao, be there
now. he granted the motion ol the District
Attorney. lie advised the counsel u Mr.
Dali, TO make application 70 the President
Tor relief. as Ill power over tie case rested
With him. The Court adjourned.
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The reniaI,, - called. body afmsnleagaeJ
together with the pfofesse1 oec, Of Iiersins lfel,nd
from he domiasiiOn 81 Englsnj, haze become pretty
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The President hs. approved The Post o.
hoe Appropriation bill. The aggregate a.
mount f"r INLAND service - SIs.359. 500.
Besides this 81 500. 600 Is appropriated isr
hr transportation VI mails 10 Brazil, Jspar.
China, aud by sea 10 California.
The little TAI ~ pnr cent upon ever, boz
81 matches nrt:ed the Government 81 $780,
900 last year. According to ina, estimate.
iJ0 OU0. QUO lunches or buxes af matches
must have been used IN ilns eountr, dsr-
ing the year, or five baurhvs-equ,l TO i've
hundred maiches-i"r every man. WOMAN
and child.
Lemuel Cook. the Revolutionary soldier
uh, died in Clarendon. ". T., sunda,
night. was not the last - thu hcrue, Of the
var for independence. There ATE two
others stili living. viz; "a nuel Downing.
Of New pamPshire. and James Durham. Of
Missouri.
Inc Boston Jnurnal says tina, eoaaicrf.i,
eagles" are afvat. sufficiently well exc
eaied 10 drcsl the must expert.
DsarH ~ NsTEp Epirea.-J. r. Chsp-
man. formerly ~ the Indlana State SEMI
mel. known throughout the country by the
sobrigget 81" Grow Chapman. Crow, died
10 indianapolis last Sunday.
The Governor 81 Fiori.a has forwarded
drafts 10 the amount af $4,000. to Msjr
Gee, SUN total VI the proceed, Of the recent
Concert and festival ~ Tallahassee.
Gen. James Long street. late II the Gun
iiderate army. was recently in San Anto.
Mo, Texas. fhr m"st remarkable eireur-
stance connected with hts visit was sere.
made rendered to him by the baud Of the
Fourth United States cavalry.
MaRBIE The Editor III the Salisbury
Banner ha. seen speelm Of Marble from
the shuiord quarry 10 Caiapba Counts.
lie says that Il Is fully equal, il not supe-
rIor. 10 any Northern Marble. II has line
grain, work. well. aud the quarry is yery
extensive. Mes.rs. Steel aud Snuggs are
nov working the quarry aud are prepared
TO GIL orders so per cent cheaper than
Northern qusrries.
40 unknewn woman, too poor 10 pay her
lare across the regular bridge at Tray.
New furk, on Sunday evening, attempted
to pass on The long railroad bridge, and be.
coming dizzy. lell through into the water
and was drowned. No one knew her name
Or history, but il is supposed that she wa.
the mother Of little boy who was found
crying 10 the streets for his mother on the
same evening.
I.ospos.-The London Times states that
Oh the 9Th Of April, 1906. the population
IL the metropolis was estimated by the
English Registrar General at 3,O54.e40.
sThts 4. ahaut nm. - stL - fka ,no.l.fsaa
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SERIOUS AFFAIR AT GoLDsBoRoUGH.

SERIOUS AFFAIR AT GoLDsBoRoUGH.
A friend has furnished Us with the fol.
lowing particulars OF bloudy affair which
occurred Yesterday in Goldsborough.
IL seems that negro was arrested on
Saturday for theft. and his arrest seems 10
have incensed the negroes generally. who
swore vengeance on the whites aud threat
ened TO release the prisoner.
A very badly disposed negro. name rot
known. made threats on Sunday and yes
terday against the whites aud police. One
or two citizrns hearing his threats, report.
ed him to The Mayor. who ordered III. ar.
rest.
While Mr.. George Morrow. chief az DO .
lice, was taking INN 10 The guard house,
tie negro drew Knife aud .iaODed Morrow
several times, whereupon Morrow shot the
negro, killing him instantly.
Another negro, named jim Jones. came
up and commenced firing Al Morrow. when
tie whites sho. him lie i, now |, ins in
jail ~ very critical condition, and i.
thought TO be mortally wounled.
Morrow swounds are very serious. though
i Is hoped they are noi..,nortal. lie Was
stabbed IN three places-,n The shoulder.
side and back.
a negro. well known By INST people in
Eastern North Carolina, named GALLOWAY.
who Is said To have been the instiglior II
this affair, has escaped and cannot be foanI
II - understood that orders have been
issued BY NJ jor Stickne,. in ehargr 81 The
freedmen here. for the capture 81 G,l.o-
way, dead or alive. Mw5eya CSnmsreiaL
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FROM EUROPE.
Washington. lane 6.

nshingion, June g.
Austria consents to the Congress aud
gives notice Of her readiness tn meet.
Reports were current az Prague that
Prussian troops were advancing to the from
tier. Kossuth was concerning action with
Italy and endeayoring 10 raise revolution
in Hungary. si
The Paris Bourse was buoyant a: its
clase. At ~ A
Lord Cowley had been summoned from
Paris to London for consultation.
The proposed Congress Of the powers OF
Europe wa. expected to assemble IN the
5lh or 10th of June. The London Times
says. the result ol the Conference will in
no event eject the position Of England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

o. ~ same day Mra SuEpsof, = tAs
6impsoa House, vas taken Gok = . .. A.,
end died q II .. M, being sick jnst three
hours.
Yesterday JosErn NEwELL vas PIT of tie
sesaner Muscatine q this plscs, 10 thsa ~
ing sick, died in few hours thereafter.
There are few other cases vhsre Ne par
ties have the 20 called cholera who ars mot
yet out of danger.
We have spoken Of this cholera - "so
Called because DR.. SAyyoRD gives it - his
opinion that there has not been case Of
Asiatic cholera here; nor probably ofsporadic,
ave some that have been broagAt Oh the
packets. Protractsd diarrhea in sone, and
severe attacks of cholera morbus in other
cases, both too long neglected, are The prob
able causes Of the deaths that have occurred.
We shall give daily the cases reported 70
the health officer. These viii show how nm.
founded are the rumors which are abroad in
the country about this municipality. Keokuk
can be visited with entire safety BY those who
take care Of themselves properly and DOM
sin assinst the laws of health; and paztie,
failing in this and disregarding hygienie
rules, eating unreasonable food ct pnsesson'
able hours and in unreasonable amounts stand
. pretty good chance for illness and probable
death at any time or any place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

The RoxAN PuRPLE.-The Roman purple
worn by the Senators, was made from the
wools Of Italy, which, according 70 Piny,
were worth four dollars per pound Of twelve
ounces, and which Of the same weight, were
worth one hundred and sixty dollars when
colored with the Tyrian dye. 1t il not strange,
then that Horace should boast Of gift to his
mistress, of II fleeces twice dyed with Tyrian
murex. The world has regretted for many
centuries, the loss of this imperial dye; but
within the last ten years, or not later than
1850, chemistry has produced from analine, =
product Of worthless coal tar, purple tint,
resisting light alkalis and acids, and rivaling,
upon the light worsted sephyrs Of our simple
maidens, the hue of the patrician mantles-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21
keokuk and Il Paul Railway COMPANY,

The principal place Of trsnsaetng The businsss Of ssd
Company 10 IN the City OF keokuk.
The neueral nature Of the business b. Funeaetsd
the contrasting. operating and nautainipg Railway
with such append.Gss - Nay be deemed necessary fos
the convenient VI the same ro the City Of
70 ths north limo of the Of Iowa IN sAs
the city Of - Paul. With the corstruct s.fsl
branches 10 purchase this rods Of sny
Other company or coapanies consolidate With Ne
sane.
fss saoust Of capital stock suthoeissl = yryp Nh.
Iors OF DoiLA1s which amouna nay b. inerseeed a.
dmiuisht Ut the pleasure the Cosupauy Puvments
Of the subscribed b. rad In ,ot
ding ten CENT and not ot.sse than one NATAL
nspt thirty days. the Drecters NAY fsspiys
which ut least ten days notice shall be given ia new,
paper puslishsd 10 Keokuk.
The CorpofstioS commenced On the S0d day Of Nav A
1896 and 10 to continue atty yeasp subject rsoss
sct orng N the provsions Of the Code Of Iowa an
pro ed February s. 1851 Chapter =
The adaifs OF said CORPORATE Be eopdurtsd bv
B. I'd Of nine Directors, elected asnaaiy on the
escond Wednesday Of Nay 10 eseh year. sdsnt vice
rrestdsnf escrrtary Treasurer end other ocsv,
and Axsn - the tusness Of the Company may require
The hgh~st amount Of indsbtedpsss which ths Ccvno
Of the cal itai stock authorised.
Tue private property Of ths stock holdses \ exsDt
ffon liability for the debts Of the Conpasy excspl 10
the amount OF the unpaid Of any
DIRECTORS:
EDs.ap Knsossss. Jonx 2. LASH
RosKas ,. Bown Cur walls
Hsxar LOVE- JoaH n Han
ehifH hArlL RHunsu ALlHy
LAuRSx DEvsY.
OFFICERS:
HDwARD KILsoURNs, President.
JOHN B LASH, vice President.
T. K. BUELL. escrStary
HENRv T. LOVE, frsssar~r.
eur wBLLs, Chisf Engineer.
sugi1-dlv
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Political.

JAMES N. ScovEL, the man who preven-
ted the choice of Republican U. S. Senator
from New Jersey last winter, now writes to
Gov. WARD urging him to convene the Legs
lsture in order that the constitutional amend
ment may be ratified by New Jersey. Scovel
has evidently heard from the people.
MALLORY, of Kentucky, . delegate TO the
Philadelphia convention, in recent speech
at Bowling Green, declared himself in favor
Of the reputation Of the national debt.
Hon. JoHs A. BrxoHAn, after his re-
nomination for Congress in the Sixteenth
District of Ohio, was called ont and made .
capital speech, of which the following is .
sketch:
"He said the last hour Of the great conflict
had come, the battles BY the bayonet had
been fought and won, and now the conflict of
the ballot only remained. that weapon 6rmer
set and surer than the bsyonet. There were
but two parties now, as during the war, the
friends Of the Republic, Of the Constitution,
Of liberty, Of equal rights, and the friends Of
that dcspotism, conspiracy and treason which
has sought to disrupt and ruin the country.
The question was simply whether loyal men
or traitors should rule the nation. He re-
garded the proposed amendments to the con-
stitution as involving the issue between the
two parties, and proceeded to show how their
adoption was essential TO the safety OF the
Republic, and, on the other hand, how their
rejection would end in the overthrow Of free
dom and the destruction of the nation"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

CoRREcrIoN.-In our notice on Sunday
morning of Col 7. H. Stanton, the types
makes us say Quartermaster, when 1t should
read Paymaster. Col. Stanton Is Chief Pay
master of the Department Of Va, and N. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

WAR CLAns.-Increased pensions, ad-
ditional bounty and extra pay allowed BY re-
cent acts of Congress, promptly collected by
Rankin l. McCrary. faug l8-1w.]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

"A design for the insignia Of the rank Of
General has been presented to General
Grant, which, it is understood, meets his ap-
proval. II isa golden eagle on the centre of
the shoulder strap, with . single star on each
side.
Capt. James P. Metcalf, late of the I'd
Iowa Cavalry, who enlisted at Muscatine, and
was for several years = citizen Of that place,
died at Belleview, Alabama, recently. So
says the the Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

W. B. COLLINS is prepared to collect the
back pay, bounty, pensions and increase Of
pensions for widows, children and iuvslids, A.
provided by acts Of the late Congress. Hav.
ing been in the army for three years, he is
well acquainted with the business of the diff
ferent departments at Washington. Office on
east side Of Second street, second door from
Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

OuR friend Lowry of the News Depot
places Harpers Monthly for September on
our table. A capital number. Go to Low.
rvs and get it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

his snsqnalsd preparation. which possess tn. pseu-
liar properties OF restoring grey hair to its original
er sad u 70 sssums The color possssed before
fsrned grey II ID permanent cure for dapdruf,
sengthsns and enlivens the roots hair gives
hair lasting and natural moisture, cures dandrun
ecsr, itching soA ssrssea Of the skin Psrsoss that
have tried this pfSerstoa ~ that they have tried ali
kinds Of Tonic and Hair Rsstoratives and had never
eesa able - M any article that would produce the
afsd rsalt until thsy BID tried my Hair Tonic has
cured psrssns Who I'D seA Of dapdrs6 al knit
~ and csneatsd together In the shape cap cover
ing the whole Asad and h the of thirty DAYS
a1e9 uaAG ny fosie the scssf and dasAruH ali asap-
psassd ,and the hair, which had snt that time been
1vsventsd hoa growing, rssu.sd it. former healthy
grcvts
IL The cass d Janss MsrsAon, Of the list low.
hhntry, who's head ~ coward With thick soetpr
~ dandref and scsrf. = nsntionsd above and whose
Aaf AaA aaDs eoAple1ey Al3sa sut 4 shown he vir-
ess Of ~ !oas f. = ~ esss II tarss vssks aspli-
alton Gilt - seaiP assA healthy cosditioa and
HI haar es1nsesd - grow bsAs4ifully This = orly
sns ease ~ ~ hln1 II thssana cosN ,ssstie11
nany osAss ess - want Of spsOs and an pre-
sold By GD01a0 cADUs, corner of Second and Main
Afese Krses u cents pr botss- bsrai discount 20
eWoAo NyW1k-d6H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

The atmosphere of love is . pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is ono Of the re.
suits Of using Sozodont, which not only invig.
crates and preserves the teeth, but renders
the mouth as fragrant az . rose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

SPECIAL CAurIoS.--Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup has become 90 popular that various parties
have put ont articles calling them Mrs.. Windows.
Please take notice that the Mrs. winslow Of the
Soothing syrup.is not connected with any oths
Article. junsS-dvASm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21


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~ 1seosaeA.l 0nseAee. Aag =.
ns9-1s1auay aselvs - sesaAu vA1es Wht9
Axea ~ sool1 - ~ Whss ~ -; sDsine uxhs
~ 1oas ~ 1urias es,~Ass = seos =. ~
H,s~ = ~ =.
Wose ~ Assal.sa = ~ bslAs Nsla 80 ~
Rhna Dtoga q 10 81 Sool ~ raeeese = ~
81 WGn1 6ull ano noo1nal.
osen-a6sssrsssly aetivA ut ~ sAvasss IN fslsAh
- iGgs Sseip2 ars Aviasa dssssming in1ssaea -
~ 49, Assalas u i91oA ~ buAs 10 ss3fosf
10 ssossE rsjsssd SIG vAits 5o}e0sl: yellow =
ssOse.
0s-Dsn - saaisr snAaal saias Of 10 = HI1oA
Ne 1t Ao3e In store.
Rys-osist but ssssdy sals Of 10 1t - No . 4
= q stoes.
Darisg-uothng doing.
H1GAwisss-Qalst bat hrn.
sssds-fiaosAy ssave a 90. nss in good SssaAE
= %.
Provi.ions-Inastivs, but hrnly held nss pork soal
u ia -.
Hou-vrssA receipts q uniea Stock Yard m Assd:
market dali and inaetivs br vaat of stock Stock Il
| soId q esosins prices Of saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

CHANGE OF CoxMAspERs.-The Albany
Journal dwells upon the "banishment' to
Utah Of thst sterling officer, Gen. Terry, who
by his thorough going administration ct Rich
mond, has made himself obnoxious u oil IN.
repentant rebels. OF his successor, and oil
the reason of the change, the Journal says !:
"Gen. Schofeld is West Pointer, and q
very respectable soldier. But he is also
. 'Johson conservative and an enthusiastic
supporter of .'my policy" During The ear
ly period Of the war, ~ commander Of the
Department of Missouri, he incensed and
embittered every loyal man in that State by
his shameful inrigues with the rebels who are
now leading the ''clsybank faction, and BY
his mandy pamby, shilly-shally method OF
meeting their strocious combinations. Like
Mcclellan, he was for carrying on the war
with kid gloves and tufts Of grass. After.
wards, Is corps commander under Sherman,
be did some very good lighting but vas new
er placed in . position which made him
odious to the rebels.
The same reasons which prompted the BAN
ishment of the lion>hearted and energetic
Terry to the distaut plains Of Utah, undoubt.
eddy suggested the appointment of his ineffi>
cient and incapable successor. And the reb
els of Virginia have no reason to regret the
change"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

DisIsTEcr your premises with the Perman.
ganate Solution. powerful disinfectant for
the removal of feted oders, the destruction of
the poisonous emanations of infections, dis
eases, the publication of tainted water &c.
Price so cents bottle. Prepared and sold
by Wilkinson Bartlett Co., manufacturing
Chemists and Pharmaceu,ists, "a Main street.
Tdq&1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

WHRn glad 70 meet yesterday our friend
and townsman, Capt R. II. Reynolds. He
comes from Dixie-from Alabama, and Is in
capital health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

THAT District camp-meeting of our Metho-
dist friends, commences at Bentonsport npon
Thursday of this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

WE notice that Mr.. Gro. G.. ANDERSON is
getting the material of his proposed new
bank on the grounds. The work of mould
ing them into shape will shortly commence.