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trltt nit Wonta9, BEN 20; Noo.1S65, In 8raft.
ab9an8 nbrbItde Ell 3u9e bon Saltiu1pge,
gortsr Observation-Disclosures gr. l......7.2o fshb
g seyssa ,aa cToii gia:i .,.'.; s' 10 y; (
ea aHuasrS acknowledgements fsSa ar. ..12.so ''"9"''
@o,ter aeipmmooatipnsSus VT. 8 .... $50 y
Ya,ttcner DO. Nr. 3 80. $50
gtttsburss grie'r s&neasua"....... no absnbs
pittsbur9. Gimiraer S6neu5u9 $1,000 ~
Infunft ihblther 3 aee In Baltimore,
pttsbur0z9 lHtraer SdbueQSug ........7 100 frlt
garitoner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rr, g.. 8 30
Yorter. .......:..:eo ...... Wr.2 ..1o.15 a.
&6u.asus Gait 9ine) ..............l2 II. 30 Nadut.
paritpuer Accommodations, ua VT
in, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.30 y
ypf5ua $50
Ycrter Ncepmnrpb a iiorSJug .......... g.45 Nbenos.
Der Spf., Sur6idnea (Suit 9tuf) II giitsturq,
glwtraer E @neasus ba'tsn s,Uif9en Baltimore uab
Die D~urhi9nsa (SaHeiue)., YcTt= II. secpmmOba.
t~pnsSafe tabren Sonntass a%nS5encmmen tag
Ilt ab.
nabme hes GGmfass- tdsti@ ab
per ptttsb'us- Glmtraer s~tnsl3us ssbt tislid ob.
pcit. II. Neepmmcbaticnssiiae cinnlen-Spnuiags
alSaenpun1eh-t69lldD an.
Ter Glmtraer SdneGtua tou,ntt nit ausnasu,e
oes Notwithstanding On.
Der Durb i6nc aug (salt stue) iprtrnt tdslit an.
Die Yoit-. Onrpfdntu (5at qtat)z, gittsbprsz
Gtie'r S9nelz II. pittsturs=@l mtraer G1neastge
i6lteBsn itt in harrisburg an bic Sigs ber. rgsnhfpl.
oahier eentralz& iierbabn" nad pittsbur9 G~lepslant,
columbus, @inetrnati, sSnetauaprlis, Gbicaao, st,
eplis, Mort 9papne, eputepiue Gairo IL. alien guntter
i'm 2peiten. Npro- II. Siio,pefen geuau an.
Die ypits u. & dHeu5i9e ihileeen ih ~ &lmtra an
bic Su8e Der psfefp. g)crt=@.te'r 9ituH mad alien
guntten int nSrSiident mittIersn II. ,psfIt9eu aep-
Volt an.
Mdbsre anstunft etbiIt nran i'm gaisertfr. -gabn
pct. s.. ". Onbarrh gen.z Superintendent
(3fo20-) Y. 9. Y puua. Sen. yaia aier-a sent.
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Sentfdhe Sener . syerH6 ernfi8Ss
@rfellfMnff non RnItimrrcI


Off. e. norbrpeiiIi1e gge pen S0utb. II. souteArett..
im 2. StoGe bst s4trHeTs' & Wlerdarts' Baugs,
G4nsana in 2ombarbitrafe.
2te'e mere @dtai6ait III Ifst bereiL BerfGerraser
aA,r art steeu 8eriuft seer G5abrn baf6 Hfuer eni.
ssatniurtbmeu. Ga bic sfien Der gsfedS6af ft
IN ben 5dnbeH bon fber 400 iaa burGssbtnbs bsnts
iGer Bdrasr B4iimere'B beFnteu, 70 II has beutf6s
glblrtnm, %befcneers etnsetaoen. bieiem IN nnFere,
Uil,e aut Der ioIiteaeu Bats bssruabtttu 1lntGss5s
men ieine 8erii9erunaeu aniubertrautn.
Tr6tptnt, .. @eber,
8teesDrhti Setnr. Straus.
GtrtStoftM
SoIep6 Ruppert @usuft 98asHes
Sss. sssSeT s%trtltpse StSsL
Sstnrt& Straus Deter BSIt
sobann Batter. Sol VI. @ubour,
MtbaeI gptnineei Sfae tBefcrh
Eron1 !. RuDsr SGt. q. barfre.
Sg- 6hr biz poE;en wtrS i'iHe 4erefnara g.
noGt. (Uta2aISf
@~erHfdn,G : TeuegsxSerffderungSr
8cienfbaft BON R~etSs8srrf.
Sf sujpertiamte,i bee 6~catit'Gu gSubfGtuus ntst
@anJ %bs'orbsrs ami obtse. Jet :iabrta ettt Grfpls sc
lAsrte IL R6 nloenetneE 2utralens tr'rtueHhr HtutF
SFrl@errrgS : geIe1iGat 9~tuasl.rFt. Der Sacr
~eSi!5 est GseHiGaft betrset aur 9sa
$500 0GNg
uak 3 eefnbst F3 aub.rbem EN- llsb:r i3ug .T
$76,00H{
VI ben Sanetn Der Seie1f3aFt.
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Rbtburu traenb ipelter art, Baarer, SenbbGuftr it
~ oerfGern DInidsn, perbeu ~er9sbenIt tyfu@t St
ZEN asenttn bet @eieai6att in Baltimore.
". GuaIer,
90 trma @to& gn6Eest
Sr. Is, 5econbhrats,
s~tsenlber benz 40tainte.
osTsctHyeGsI rnb Ipiere SetGu1unesa sitlriettn.
W, SiI0er, araHbsat'
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q GptlStr n 90
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peuoutGe.

Infer WlaIdiuiF unb Ser 5attor oatet Bette s1bre
l6,rcrhsu @ci6trrIttcr unc ftinHet Sottettife II
Sattunr Die sum Oinnfer %occcb.en @optere cbn:
lie Spanning gu pcrinoerr, BrlnClta prcblrt It. 9es
5riit, lto mir fnoen, 6as ft an all II 5tot~
So bin sletSer6inbler II, SabrtiinI, GaSe Die S%IBer'-'
f6t II. onbtre gPai9Inen Sabre Iang fre6trt nno e"
tlire pbne 9etenfsR S:Brs Nr. l Sbtff- Maittue fur
WsttauS bic be T e Bon allen, be lotr Gsbroudta
12I, eaisiir, gttcaso. 81; ben Is. Su 1895.
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6iuterffid, NaamaIhint

Die aptmertiumre,t pou 9 6uetberu, Sfts
bers, Sdub- II, Sttefcls Babrtt a II"
tc II, SC utt6 auputert unb Nrbgrn.
bic cine raI@a, let6t. II. %bauerbaft o%rbe,tente
6iuterffid sNGAmaFhint
brouden, ItnTtn mir oif oiefe neueise &ritetrun8 anf
benz SldbraIhiuera @etiete.
Die Cir. | Nqbmaihine fir Sabrttanfen
1T BON DeicrScrsr QarBFe iebr tart II. irif,is, Iet6t
AZ bapbba6tu, pfnt9 gerduiB ma9enb fir ieoe Art
qeoer - etuseribtet unb NIT talmlpollelert, ltnnes
rem u. ~ieiosnein Sa6en 9lejt gut %arhetteno. Obidon
felt 9ur,em I'M Wiarts, iiuo eieieSVtoibinsn berettz
IN sro6er 3abI BET 8abritarten IN, 8anIsn 2snbe I'm
~4pfrieber.
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Teuers8 erlldcrnng.
Die ,, aifpeitrte Ttrenten'8 JmSu"
raiice &pmpasnte BON Saltis
more"

IuuSe Upu RNtstF
more,
ssr. a, Spnt6fts.,
geBenhber benz 80 un"-& ebaube
SH tplae Der JUirttam.eit be8 Dampiz Teutra Desar-
tertents el1teuerhsu. 8e6en mir Terfi9erunDs sgpl,een
~ cen btltsiten Sramtums Raien aus. Soldls, bic
DpBHDiu(er Mi5beln pber tr9enb eiHe Nrt bon geiiSI
tDum fGr elm rber iiebtn Sabre su %ceritcrn pInidea,
itrb etn9e!aoeu, pcrbuipreden mo bic ~rebuSlrte gleits
lite I'LL erarntniren. que 8erluite peteea, ipte f.tber.
prpmt IL. in tiberaler g9eiie besablt.
Direttprsui
allen Sd ne Sacpb Sruit
Sanesg BEsessr aranets BURNS
games Gcttp Saites ggung
tancaftcr Duh SSranci8 " Riqcr
Nrab Q8aIter SarniS 3 @eer9e fen
6tGarc q Dtaicn SSames q Bruce
Sobn u. Npore,g rai.
Sobn DuteBart SER. (Sult1, 12Utt)
Tiremen'S Snfurants Somposnie,
Office an Der npro6hli9en @te Der
Spufb= unb Sceonhs Strafs,
gJieis Geieai9aft psriidert ge3et 9trluii cher Sc
ldfbieuue bud tseiier ale Sorter GisentBum nner
tGth teS ii6biiiben g8citbtthes,
Senrp 9. .9uburf. Erdi.
suitt senttus. H.aneiss Is. gmnea.
auaufrs = &I5eri, Samuel Dart,
gbs. 9. SIin9IpFs Susb Bolton,
st. g8. Glber, 8. .Jarte8 Satfprs
&btparb SsRtins, sSante8 WicGoutep
H.eberiE MdeS, s. Y. Reauep,
a5onrss %. a~sssriHs, Fartss aseIos
Hatban EtfGu, @arrett Brown.
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Sotbua FtetgH, EbpnIa8 gilt1n,
Josn Ctibtra, 5tuts 81. ~aonbssnar.
SEQ. 20. SIa6r gaIeb qGrts.
NstbrS Y. GpteR, George Srant.
9sorge g. OttIot, Am. 8. 2. fetss
4. u. 9esblss, ssiaae %. 5tniCn,
SameS Ga. s,beripu S0bn y. Sbriber.
tJan1lSI &. RoribafI 8tndefer. @efr.
Die SyfarDlanp Sire Snfnrance
|. Company Don baltimore"
ft tbr 8iirsau ~pcrIduiis nad Der
Npropet- Ode ppn Secpnbftr. II. Gripp.
letts MGep,
ct9t rebsn hem neuen NornorzS esiubs. ter Bolt
8~escnabet,
Dteie Gpnpasris tsfst Elm btteutsabes GapttaI,
berfbsrt ALE Sprter giaentblm In Der Stabt II. oui
benz Panbe, perafcfurirt aaufnauns9lter II. {. {. ouf
rim Sabr cbsr .tir5tre Sr!it 5u ~9initi9en 8etiu9uaaeu
tnb iielt auf g~erIarSen m mer,pabrenbsi l.
TIC y oItcen aus.
Gbos. e. SambIetpn, p1df.
0irsttprtum:
CHARLES % scrb gb 10 ~8aobinicu
Charles b 5 Batter SSGSenf X Chapman
Wob Campbell Sob Stelnann
Z u Saint!etcn Nob & GeemDuer
2nsR VI eo'per ,.L Satl Eptiter
gyaItinston.
gerntamtasTe
@eSsGf6aft BON WstpsDcrf,
@9entur Nr. 80, Wartet Spee,
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ga Or IF. 5u8Ie, General Gsent, feiae apmmtf
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GsniiScnt Se!rtiir. 8iesordi. t264-I
@aybner's Sutel.
Viz. 3. South 6tabfr.
81 ltott 3aaeS,tiL perine Il. .alie SpeieE -.
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sStfSu1atIt.
YIN uno ra6 Dieu Tag, ZEN o. San. 1886.
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u. SartersL1t9, plc tipGr;
gpi3n1- rttaalt9 (Eon :lth9s aGfGenoinEien)
nm 8 llbr so Dim. frub opu Baltimore as. Der
i6lsbli6) @lcrgens 10 ubr; eer accontwoSationsjrs
9cbt tdsit1 (ScnnIoAS ouTJsi0loIcn) UNI o ubr DO
~. Nad,ul. bon GanlbsriaH5 mad QbesliHe.
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burg hen SiSer mad altr1 Yunficn In 8Bcfer, Siibz
Wertr Il. RptopeIIp an,
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gu 0 perlaBt Baltimore gtat,mittay8 nm a lbr 90
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terid nm 7 ltr 10 W ftnB ta8iib (Jointags aaSses
GplnleIl.
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9alt. nm G II. 201f. II. nm lou fritz II. 3.8OgIa6. II,
bon gIttpti'S WtuS nm Z llbr 40 ~. II. IL llGr 80
Wt ifRb uuo 5 llbr RlGm, at.
stad apGfbinGtpn.
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UDt 8cGntttaD8 ltnb I'm 3. 4.20 Il. 7.4i llbt gbtut8.
~ScrntaB5 uli $50 Ii $40 frhD u a.2J 9ta1m.
8crihbt 90 aibirgtpu 8.29, 100 II 1l.15 irub
uno $50, 4.35 II. 7.SO GbeuSB. Sorntae8 7.30 irub
u%apSltSl rub S.45 II. gta6m 8 llbr (nur bon 5altis
mrre). 3les, lcpie bic frib 6. 20 uno Nad,tt. $50 BON
2Ba,bingICn ab9ebcuren Supe paltfn al Neapuutten
an. Der 7.05 tFnb bon Baltimore lnb Der 6 20 irnb
non 80 ibtnstpn ~lt9tbenoe aug fbltebeu ii6 3ugcn
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aeben ppn Baltimore aud frub s.05 II. Na6ni, 4 llb-
an6 bon 9lnrapplls nad' Baltimore iriib $40 u. $50
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bon anHarpitsS junction aubaitulb.
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equitable Uerf3erune$sS eiea
f6aft.
Sncprpprirt 1894,
init etrsm bsrbstuF1en Erelbriefe.

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N nN"s, si,,,;s;t n nSsr i. $500 ,| gasi%s Mus, nsrssr
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UttD belGllper5 ant ufllere lctr ct ut1 hStGs
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Vt. Siuclair 4 GOnlp.,
SoTrifarteu con Iter9erdtbthcften II: Woo
I6inen, 3iGtter mn .Snpcrtenre BON Gar"
ters H. feLb.S drnsretu, 8~auu1pflan5gn
u. L NJ,
'pp's autini9e Gsenicn In ban iubItten Staaten
fir bte
,,NpHitps"p 3GfEmrae1t9efesfe
$GBeiees IL. WabGaafeatne-
Eair lenten bic auimtrtlamies pot 2anolptrt9eh
aui b'efe nit 9tett teribntte suiammen9efsete Via
fhine. g6 1T bic BETTE, tnt @ebraude eethbiide Sarb"
rc6ru-D teibtne, IaS 5tdrte, @tnfatbett Ii. 5ouet-
b~aitsteii a~u5ettift, ptrb &c roa retutr Mai0tns
s%erleIben SIais in eism Ganoe Hbertrp7
ten.
Nudt babss osr RetS nlF Eager: ben suianntcn8ss
ieB,cn ~eiielncn 9 d. nttter nit 9 eIbfIarter;
Pferte-0arfcr Guf Rdsern; 8eu-Dreb~
Fe5en; sbatsens Stoppter cher RAD
tefsr; Dreids II. RetntGn : 68zWa a
i@tpen bon 0ierben III 4~ewe1un8 9eiett, Orei@s
II. Strob a NJ IN = e R a I 6tutni tttt9s
Il. Detr~W ubIcu; Bein-& refer;
goaiBet d piuGens fSatteu -Steb-
ts6e; 8 atGeus &ttten (DrtlS, aunt SleE)
mt: ino obne @danps Gorri6iuag; Sleeidmfn rs
q ommttr, RdItau8breitcr SaGiei-
,Huei5cs. Huttrrfbusi6t. II. alablraiG iuen; elicrns
6etowatSeu Srotlrmger ; i3etcrifer Eldntase'iH
Grlt5mlblen; Observation-Disclosures u. 8sroamgtsli
ei1ildt &roPHit5e; G9geu; Gu,ttcatDreR. 3utitr3e
fur pfit0s II WaiQineT Il I. ~
9Str aarantiren, ba5 ale uuiere &rttfti .ut Cutie"
SenGeit o~u5iQuen,
81. StueIQtr q G IN b.,
tl52-? Nr. o.. Gtabtic., Baltimore EIb'
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So babe Sire Er. / N&alhirc bel petibte6tlers
g9ub,p,ri i~orSiiltis II. SntnoLib probtrt mo stftafs
se pbne Aaubern fir cine isbr p0t5uGliae
staTttre. sic arbsttet raid Ii. scriaibies Il. itsftrt
stn bptltommeue8 til III 9ett.
6. g 9ufu nj, SGub- 1t. StieihsSesritaHt,
Ut, 70, 0t0Iooip9fr., &6seaGc, SH.i
Osu 26. Suit 1865.
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y agbner's 5Utel.
AS - G~.skL. f...y,A

81 ltoer aaaeS;tiG par,ne u. ialte SpeieR -.
Carte. - Cine: eide slisipabI 6tt teiitn Me.re rtr
Gfesssn l. etafdx, 70 ma HStas eso SaIons uss
ht'n xs". (sHnsS-s
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,,aSGlstS9E''sN@1Gs a&6fd3S2sa,
s1ir bobtn ores @5Bsen bes .R cntsl r-AtGberB,
mir sarautirsu suteS Material. jclbss %lEabrtiat unb
lnirifbtnheNcnoe GrbeIt tn Hadfm ster trcdsnem
Sraie.
@ir baben bteie Gtrdbrtrn Rabenaittnen felt ben
iestea iipei Sabrer %prrtauft unb Vile, trelde Gs ees
braubt bater, Hnb einbeui6 ter Anttt eab tetue are
sere Dlaitine i'm 9anbs 10 geriuge ~bcpesence Grafi
6routt. unS lie 9trt unb G8eie, mie ie bas Uras, tet
ca mas ocer trodeu, i6nsieet, aIle aabeten Tn
59atteu ttlIt
70. StBela5s s GpHaS@,
9enetals ~gtaenter Frr Esarpfanb unb Btrairte1.
sx- aRan bcle Hb eefiui9li en GirtuIar; tuer etns
pabibaft cute Mabemaf6ine braudtt, benz ratbfn pir,
b1fo Tttne BtiteIung Del uuS ~ MAIDEN. 1h2-l
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100 Hrp3ent rctner Getpinn ~
etansptne wu' oelebrt unb Clamps pertouft ID
SIS. @iatteI
tee- "a. ~. OF 0aI;mgyrer.
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8erntdnsa : TeueGsxserfd,eEungSS
3cienfdaft bon Retps9Arre.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-02

NAshtsSfos, February i.
fhe bin introduced by Representative
Morrill, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, to- day, provides as follows:
First. That the act entitled an act to pro-
vide ways and means to support the Govern
ment, approved March 81, ,sei, snail be eS-
tended and ednsiracd 20 Gathotize the Secre-
;~ry ot tne 'ireasnry, al his own discretion, 10
reserve any Treasury notes or other oLhsa-
tons Issued under Any ac, Of Congress,
whe.her bearing interest or not, in exchange
TOR any description Of bonds authorized by
tho act, to which this Is an amendment, and
also, to dispose of any description Of bonds
authorized by said act, either in the United
Statcs or elsewhere, to such an amount, in
such manner and at such ,gtpA Is be may
think advisable, ier lswfu, taofey of the
United states or for any Treasury notes. GER
tsdcates of Indebtedness or certificates O!
discount, or other representative Of value,
wRtcl have been or may be issued under any
ACT of Congress, the proceeds thereof to be
used only TOR retiring Treasury notes OF
other obligations issued under any &C, oil
Congress- but nothing herein contained shall
be construed to authorize any increase of the
public debt, provided that the bond which
may disposed Of elsewhere .hsa u the United
States may te maze payable, both principa
aua ntetest in the coin and eurreuey Of the
country in which they are made payable, but
shall not bear o rate Of interest exceeding
hve por centum per annum; and provided
further, that the act to which this is al
amendment shall continue in full force all it.
provisions. exceu. az modified by this act
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
. Cotton lively; sales Of 5, 600 bales at 4sc.
Gold 454.
LOUISIANA LrGrsLAruKE.-The Senate bill
ordering an election of parochial officers in
parishes on the ID Monday in March. passed
the House to-day promptly.
The House Judiciary Committee reported
adversely to all bills and plans looking to stay
laws.
The Ouachita river was rising again on the
9th, but no cotton is coming into Monroe
from the back country.
The steamer Col Chandler, Capt. Richard
Wade, left here for Galveston, ria Atcha.
falya river. Met gale off Sabine Pass, and
broke in two.
The captain and pilot Curtiss were lost, bu,
the crew 10 saved
Gov. Hamilton has appointed Max. Alex
ander Attorney General Of Texas.
An agent of the Kansas and Arkansas
Railroad is trayersing Texas, stirring up the
people to enable them to make ebnnsction
with that Road, and to connect GalIest and
St. Louis ria Fort Gibson and Kah hsas CITY.
4 National bank, with million dollars a.
capital. will start here shortly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-02

The steamship Africa, from Liverpool 25th
via Queenstown 21st ult, arrived here al
noon. Her dates are three days later.
The Liverpool cotton market opened
heavy, and declined Id; subsequently rallied
and received the decline on middling. Sales
of the week, 900 bales, and on Friday TO-,
600 bales, market closing firm.
Bresdstuff quiet but steady, except corn
which showed declining tendency.
Provisions quiet and steady. = -k3Ll
Bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased 144 900 pounds.
The Paris Presse asserts that the Emperor
Napoleon has sent = message to Mexico te
arrange for the speedy return of the French
troops.
An active search is still going on in Ire
LAND for conspirators.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-Evening.
Cotton unchanged; sales, 10000 bales.
Breadstuf quiet but steady.
Provision steady.
LONDON, Jan. 20-Evening.
Consols s7as7t; United States s. 2Os 621
Erie shares 57@57i; Illinois shares sec s6s
Latest via queenstown
The London Observer says Gladstone viii
dispose OF the surplus revenne by removing
a number of small articles from the tariff
and by the modification of sugar duties.
The Globe says it is doubtful whether the
interest On the Mexican debt can be paid, as
the funds in Europe are totally exhausted
and it is impossible 10 raise a new lonn.
Paris bourse firm: ren,es 6sf GO.
The recent terrible shipping disaster con
tinnes to be the leading theme Of English
journals.
The weather continues stormy.
The steamer London, which foundered al
sea, was valued at 81, 600 pound sterling, and
her cargo was insured for 220, 900 pound ster
ling.
1t is considered that the Rev Dr. Wooll.y
the new Bishop Of S,5aeJ, apa &. r. Hfooks
the @p,or, we're among the passengers
The death Of Gibson, the eminent sculptor
ID Amounted.
The cattle disease in England continues tc
increase. Latest returns show the numbel
attacked in week approaches 10000.
fenian trials continue to progress q. Dob
lin. stss = -
4 quantity Of military uniforms. supposed
70 belong to Fenian officers. were discovered
near Coonear Clouskea.
The Paris Prese of Tho 10Th ul, announces
tAat baroh Saltard left Paris on the 18th, 70
tho purpose Of making the necessary arrange
ments with the Emperor Maximilian for III,
return of the French troops from Mexico a
the earliest possible date.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of Franc,
show decline in cash of Is,DQ 01OL 1h'
bourse On the i9lL closed aat: rentes 65f 55c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-02

In the report OF conversation, held by
President JOHNSON with distinguished Sen
ator, in our columns yesterday morning, Will
be found the Presidents idea of an amend
ment of the Constitution basing representa-
ton in Congress on voters and not on popula
ton. The plan is one which we have advo-
Gated from the start, and it seems to us Just
in itself, expedient in every respect and etire
ly free from objections which lie in the way of
all other propositions heretofore agitated.
The President states the proposition in these
terms:
" Representatives shall be apportioned
among the several States which NAV be in
cluded within this Union according to the
number ofquali6ed adult male voters in each
State. Direct taxes shall be apportioned
among the several States which may be inclu-
ded in this Union according to the value of
all taxable property in each State
And the argument of the President seems
fair aud convincing.
AN arrangement Of this kind would in his
opinion, place the basis of representation and
oireet taxation upon correc; principles. The
qualihed voters were, for the most part. men
who were subject to draft and enlistment when
necessary to repel invasion, suppress rebellion
sud queu domestic violence aud nsurrec:ion
4hey risked their lives, shed their blood and
spent their all to uphold the Government and
give protection, security and value to prop
erty. II seemed but just that property should
compensate for the benefits thus conferred by
aafrayins the eTpenses incident to its protec
ton and enjoyment"
evidently the voters of the country are the
sovereign power thereof, and control its des-
tiny. They elect the President and the mem
bers ofCongress, and it is their will aud their
opinions that the President and members of
Congress must obey and respect. Why then
should the constituents, the voters for Con-
gressmen, in the South have nearly twice the
~ =, gnaq1eeg lhe pfes4Ht sg.saa, th4t Yopets
in'the North possess'in moulding the legisa-
ton of the country. A unit of the ruling mass
in South Carolina will be equal to two units of
Iowa That is the way the matter stands
between the North and South and we of the
West suffer diminution of our political pow
81 aaa iItuenee IN consequence. Elise where
we tarn oar attention to the East with its
large surplus of women and children, the West
again suffers in the comparison by basing rep
Fesentation ON population. Give US the true
basis, the number Of the constttaents, voting
@ end !. c ernlng units of the country, and we OF
the West will gain immensely thereby, and
attain the position and influence in national
affairs that We are iairly entitled to. Let oul
members Of Congress insist on this basis o
representatieu, and succeed in establishing it
and perfect the Legislation in reference to the
Freedmen's Bureau, and secure protection te
all Union men in the South, and we Of the Wes
will try to be content. We hold that it is better
to effect some material practical good, thar
to lose all by insisting upon measures tina
carnoi bo'aecomplished, and tpus leave mat
ters 10 dtiftwhither they may.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-02

SAN FRAxcIsco. r

SAN Francisco, feb. !.
The crew Of the olippes ship White Swsl.
lev, just arrived from New York, were ar
rested for mutiny while off the coast Of South
America.
Adyices from Honolulu Of the 9th state
that much trouble exists with the Creoles,
who are setting all rules aud regulations at
defiance.
The United States steamer Lancaster left
Honolulu on the 9th for a cruise.
Advices from Hong Kong to the lst p,s.
says there were no new iSsurgant move
ments. 1t appeers IS il the Imperial Gov
srlMeIt had extirpated the rebellion from
the land.