The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

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twaiaj ~ Esea.h Eywy oas Who - til,
VOL nSe - nan ~ 70 ~ dutchee Of hi
edn XfnA n 4SGYeuk nQe4oe Gaeaek ssy,
he took 10 tokb 6eeqfab Of kfei1e mixei
vii ag1net 6d1k IL ~, 0ue-helf Of hi
he'd &3dnpef fhrvasd, % shoss Who sssistei
in dressing the wound ~ thsy could zee bs
hind his apss...- Daring o. Of the svsepini
,torms a IT, Nes1, Asaow cfittsr'' W
kilIed - lirhsnine in ~ mill yard It Xenia
Iika - n.aa nan,a sake abe Wes "placI
N o,er ~ 1Aih .,ota on. - nd a exanina
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No. -. .nn...o, h.,n n.., G,nna,
C.n.,a r.cs;v.a .ho.t wh;oh -. n,ohsh,,
c.rr;aa otF bv tho rod. The bo,sesvsr,
lnoek "a an ,he;, knee. Al ..,;ous, :, nd
q T.. - .o. ,,,a IL, ia co,s,o q
n Tho M.,.b.,,,ov. ,lo.l.hoo.sr sroo.ad.
ed in sfectine bis escape snds, cover o.
storm and night FindIay Rsnxeb.srer snd
John Wright, representatives from this coun.
ty, were guests IN the stone establishment,
and at that time occupied the sans room
with the scamp who escaped ....W We CLEAN
tho above items from the b. dora Ledger.
The connection between Des Moines and
the eld n. h n. Railroad, is nov made b,
way Of tbs cars IN The pes MONIES Valley
road to Monroe and thence by stage 10 Eel-
logg-the pointio which the N. l. N. is com.
pleted; the distance between Monroe and
kellogg being but twenty miles This is an
excellant arrangement. The work Of
gradisg on the N. 4 H., now known az
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific road
Is to be re-commenced Immediately.
The following are the appointments made by
the Des Moines Conference Of the NJ. f.
Church, at its recent session in Boonsboro,
for the Council Bluffs district: "E. NJ. II.
Fleming. Presiding Elder; Council Bluffs, j.
Knots; Glenwood, E. H. Sha6er; Mt. Olive,
". W. Csifee; Sidney, H. J. Nixon; ciarin>
.;d,.. u......;u. 49,. p.ae.d
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~; U. +. halliday, Agent, A. b. Society.
We regret to learn, that partly in conse.
n..noa ~ liz Indifference aud an.,bv ,n.,;
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'e'..o ~ o0' 's'sA wv s'c su''ec'' anu
partly because OF the business engagements
Of some Of the officers Of the Agricultural
so.;s,v -. % ~. ~ Genet, r.. ~.
n,
present 'eA'on arc 'ofly 70 near H. We
cannot expect that degree OF thrift and ma
terial prosperity, We might and should enjoy,
vA.o "a l;,t,e interest IA man;f.s,.a N Il.
deVeiopment OK our agricultural resources
and wants. Nothing tends so largely to pro-
mote the growth Of . healthy public senti,
mon, al, :. - n. ....r., n,o.na-;,r
our annual oooh'y ram. we regret very
much TO see Pottawattamie tagging behind
our sister Counties In thi. respect. Itisall
wrong We sl.an from tho Co,,c;l R,,g,
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Sonpdrta.
A.nnr Ionx.a~ :; -os.-.:- -. n
pA" 'ons wy Ii .ccspuas ens ne
publican nomination to the Vice Presidency,
said;
"But IN calling Convention to restore the
Su.e' sno snaiI restore ana re>estAoiish II!
means to destroy the Governmsn,a e'i I. bs 1 ~
participate in the great work Of re-organizs
ton? Shall he Who brought this misery upon
me state oe permitted % control It's desti
MA - I'm .'iS ue 80 men al .n's precious
freely poured out will have be.n wsn,oniv
spilled. All the glorious victories won by
onr noble armies viii go for naught, and oil
a tns h aneu. va'ch Pave Reea sonn with
been made memorable in vain.
Why ell his carnage and devastation? I'll
vas that treason might be put down and trai
s sbon pSh ..s h ns'e,o.e; ~ .nM traitors
toration. II there be but Ave thousand men
in Tennessee loyal TO the Constitution, ioyaI