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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03
VOL. I3.

The inhabitants Of the Capital city up
Raccoon Forks intended to celebrate th,
Fourth BY coming on On excursion down the
Valley Road. They wanted an extra train
and we're kindling the usual and necessary
fires of patriotism for the occasion. Then
Superintendent Williams notified them that,
busted with the extension Of the road, he
could not run any extras. Would carry ex-
cursionists on regular trains for half fare.
This knocked the expectations of the Dss
Moiners into pi. With sdmirable American
and Hawkeye pluck they held . meeting aud
unanimously "whereased' and "resolved' q
follows:
"WHEREAs, The citizens Of Des Moines
consider railroads big thing, and
WHEREAS, The citizens Of Des Moines also
believe that Independence Day ought to bs
celebrated, and
WHEREAS, The railroad cars cannot posi-
bly, come higher to Des Moines than sixteen
miles on the Fourth day of July, 1865, there
fore
Resolred, That we will stay at home and
celebrate the Fourth in our own way, subject
only to the Constitution Of the United States
aud Andy Johnson's Reconstruction Policy,
better known as ''My Policy and the Kan.
garoo PlatforD.
Resolred, That this preamble and these
resolutions be Published in the Iowa State
Regtster and Iowa Ssaesmdn, papers pub
lisbed in Des Moines."
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The Council Bluffs Nonpariel isn't fright
ened to any considerable extent by the repor
that the irrepressible FRASK BLAIR is to STUN,
the Fifth Congressional District against Gen
DoDGE. This politically defanct specimen O
Missouri reconstructed conservatism will fnd
that raids upon Iowa Generals and Repabli
can candidates for Congress 6sesnt pay
The Nonpdreil says:
.'If it Is thought that Gen. DopGE can be
defeated in this district by the importation OF
men to Stump and work against him, all we
have to say lis that those who are deludins
themselves with the idea will find themselves
very much mistaken
The unchangeabe sentiment Of the Repub-
licans of this Districti is for Gen. DoDas, and
it only awaits the opening of the polls in Oc.
tober, for demonstration.
Gen. FRANK p BLAiH and other stump
ers of that persuation, could spend their
time much more pro6ably elsewhere, per.
haps, than making canvass against the Re
publican nominee in this district. But we
say-'come on. y
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Garibaldi was ON shore. Immediately there
was tremendous rush, which nearly had the
effect of precipitatiug the General and all
around him into the water but by dint 81
hard fighting on tie part Of the few National
Guards who we're left, he passed safely into
the Custom House, Here number Of een.
tlemen formed round Garibaldi, linking tkeir
arms abcat one another bodies % asfo make
strong circle, and in this manner slowly, and
with great difficulty, forced way through the
mob which had collected sfresh, and greeted
their galI1Atvisitor with frantic shouts and
equally frantic attempts to get near him
The procession through the streets had IN It
something Of the gtotesque; in front walked
men with Earring torches, and others carrying
non -descript flags behind these came con.
fused posse Of the National Guard; merit the
body guard, close ID which marched q fellow
.ith an enormous fat wax candle that kept
dropping hot wAx down the neck Of one Of
his devoted hand IN : way that will cause him
% rsmember the scSee vividly enough for the
rest Of bis life. Around seethed : dense
mass OF the excited populace, screaming and
pushing in every dstRtion, IL only TO eet
look at their beloved Nero. In the midst Of
all this uproar marched Garibaidi, ~ calmly
as if he had been taking an afternoon
promenade in the silence Of Csprera, his fine
face dushed and relsxing now and then into .
charming smile as some intruder more viror-
Gus than the rest pressed closer upon him.
Garibaldi looks in most robust health. and.
SO far as / could discern, his lsmeuess has on.
tirely disappeared indeed, his whole frame
seems to be full as fresh and vigorous as be-
lore ne received bis unfortunate wound So
we'll does he appear, that but for his erizzled
hair one might easily mistake him for q ysung
man. He was dressed in his usual s;mnle
fashion OF red shirt and hanging palesot;
be also wore low crowned black hat, When |
at last he reached the Hotel Of the -Four Ma
tions, and bowed from balcony 10 the peo-
pie below, their enthusiasm knew no bounds:
they shouted ''Eviva Garbaldih' at the top |
OF their voices. and never ceased their elamor |
until he took his departure for Milan by the |
i've clock train Thence he will proceed |
70 inspect the volunteers stationed at Comos |
Lecco, and Bergamo, &C.
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FRO. Califsrnia.
NEw YoRK, ]

NEw YoRK, July 2.
The steamer Northern Light arrived late
last night, bringing San Francisco dates to
the 10TH.
Our adyices from Panama are "a the 22d.
The lsthmus WA pArfectly quiet no news !;
rains plentifal end trade good. The Central
Americas States were tranquil.
Thefe waA considerable excitement in Mic
aragss on account Of gold discoveries, the
mines turning ont very rich, Tia crops gen.
orally were . fhif average. HGaness is brisk
on the south ooast, since the Republics were
driving away the Hpsnish residents.
The D. 8. steAmsrs Nisck and Suwanee
were at Panama. Tho commander of the
former, 1. N. Newman, died Il Calias, On
the SLIT Of bfain fever.
The St Airy's wassto leave Panama for
San Francisco On the 25th.
Valpaxsso i being strongly fortified.
Admiral Pearson, with the Powhattan and
doabls ender Waserree ars at Calao,
The two Peruvian iron cIsds was lat heard
from near ths 6traits Of Naesliaa.
Congress met st 6ant;ssip on The lst inst.
hsssident Rerea's message was received With
misses end josisioa.
4 revu1 Dh is swaiting favorable oppor-
tanity y bulst forth among The Chilians.
Il
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CoNGREssioNAL COEvrrTron.

The Republican Convention for the First Con.
gressionsl District win be holden at Mt Pleasant,
Henry county, on Thursday, July Isth, 1855. at
leo'clock q m. Said Convention win nominate a
candidate for Representative in Congress, and
transact such other business as may como befor,
It The ratio of representation will be a. follows.
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast at the last election for Gov VIM. NJ. Stone.
8. g. OWEN. Chairman, Washington Co.
G. W McCRARy, Lee county.
B. J. McMAKix, Des Moincs county
j. P. GnAsrHAx, Henry county
WV. Lose, Jefferson county
J. B. WEAVER, Davis comfy.
J. 8. HURLEY, Louisa county.
J. s. SLOAN, Van BuVp county.
Central Committee 1st Con. Dis.
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s.,siA. . s..4e.r Lane.

YnIHi hB.3 JuIy 2.
Senator Lane, Of this State. shot h;m..lf
last evening, inHicting wound which resnit.
cd fatally It 8 clock to-day. he had been
ssing suangeiy for sevefal days and careful
.s.cn ned been kept OYER him; but while
.1ding lest evening with his bro.her-in.lsv
Mr.. Mccall, and Capt. Adams. brother
OF his son-in-law, got out Of the wagon,
which stopped at the gate of the Government
Farm, residence Of Mccall, and stepping 10
the rear drew : pistol md shot himself il
the mouth, the ball passing out through
the top Of the skull. The act undoubt.
edly was the result Of temporary mental
dersngements. This is the third member
OF that family who. destroyed himself. The
created universal sadness here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03

TEE remarkable beauty df American ladies
seems to be leading topie of European so.
ciety. a writer 10 . London journal, in Civ
ing an account Of the gay scenes on the Bois,
in Paris, On bright day last month. SAYS:
II could not help remarking the prevalence
Of American beauty among freauenters of the
drive. Miss Bcckwith, Mi}s Terrence, and q
host oeother stars from the West. decidedly
carried the day, and completely outshone
their French rivals.
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oaoRaE Il. PExDLEros received the nomi-
nstiea and support of the Democratic party
fcr Vice-P President. They knew his record. At
the ssssion Of Congress beginning in Decem-
bef, 1852, he opposed, in al its stages, the
bill 70 raise additional soldiers for. the SER
vies q he Government
He. 9TH other Copperheads. in the House
Of Ressentatisss, on the 2sth of January,
1855, csseded, by motions, Ito adjourn, y
ks.ts = the table, for - call Of the
lSon1e 4sto excsse members for not voting
~, M = preventing the House from com
IL y : vote on that bill, until, having sat al
piehs, ikadjoarned 1t half past Eve on the
- neFsfngcf the2oth. The vote on the final
anlef the bill, vas reached February I'd,
she vufsd against the bill.
Athel lAms session he opposed, In all ita
nese - hill 'sfor enrolAne and calling on,
- forces, and for other purposes, y
toninst the bill on IL final passage,
kea3l64A. 1858.
n. ~ ~ isasates his entire Congressional
~ soldiers, RepuhIcans, Union
i1 % join hands in concert d
2 IA Nth this man and The psrsy
hin, 70. make IN peace re-
paliey for The Government thats
n ead Northern sympathis;p,
~ - y destroy.
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NEW YoRx. .Iplv

NEW York, July2.
The morning papers have the following
specials from Washington
II is now most certain that Congress, will
not take recess for the 4th of July, the
Western members opposing the provisions.
Ex.Brigadier General Harry A. Morrow
has been appointed collector Of the port OF
Detroit
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HE NeylssF says:
Col. Cyrus Fl. Mackey, President of the
Kangaroo Convention, will probably be the
CopPerhead candidate for Congress in the
Fourth District He lives in keokuk county,
and was.beaten last year for the Iowa Senate
by magnificent Republican. Col Sampson,
now candidate for Judge on the Republican
ticket. Mackey has poor show for Con-
gressional honors in the present canvass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03

Mr.. KIssEY DEciISEs-It will be seen by
the subjoned card tha. Lew. kinsey declines
the doubtful honor conferred on him by the
late johnson State Convention:
CLERKS OFrIcE. SUPREME CorRr.
Iows, june z.. Ieee.
MR. EDITOR Through your paper, to the
public and the Central Committee appointed
By the Convention. which met in this place
on the 24th inst, | desire to say that / do
most respectfully decline the nomination
rendered me by that convention. cannot
accept it consistently with my position as
candidate before the recent Republican State
Convention. In addition to this | have re.
ceived too many favors at the hands of the
Republican party of this State, and have too
much sympathy with the leading cardinal
doctrines Of that party to occupy any position
of seeming hntagonism to its candidates or
success. Returning my thanks to those
friends who so kindly, but without my asking
rendered this nomination, must decline the
candidacy and be allowed to preserve my
selfconsistency.
Lew. klSsEY, Clerk
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JUDICIAL COrvEurvor-

Aspooican sadicsai Cosvsution for ths First Jsdi-
aa District Of the State Of Tova viii b. held At Mount
nsese Iowa, ON rhursday the 18Th OF July, 1855, At
10 o'clock A. n, for thelpurpose Of nominating c.nd
oass sof the following ocsto1be Oiled 1t the ensuing
general election, to Wit
DpfRTCT3JUDGR
DrsrRIor ATTORNEY
The ratio Of representation viii Be the same =. th..
adopted BY the Republican State Convention.
JNo. II. oHAR. Chm Judicial Coumitt.,.
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NHw YoRK, July 2.
The steamer Northern Light brings ST.
5000 in gold from California
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Referees sale,

virtue ofa Special Order in Decree of
Partition. rendered st the Special Nay Term 1885,
OF the District Cour. Of Lee county Iowa st Keonuk t
. canss Wherein A. @ Richardson vas piairhh, and
nrchsnee MsDovsI Mary A. Daugherty and D. C.
Dsugherty, her husband; b w. Kilt,ourne Georxs =
nnbourns and J. y billings, desenAents the nm
a~rssnsd vss appointed referee TO se the following
seefbed real sssate-towit: Lot No Two ~ Ia Block
Seventeen, 40 city Of Keokuk Lee county Iova aui
Vii sell the sams for cash the highest bidder 10 ts
Ganass prescribed BY law 1t the front of the Court
House tn the city Of keokuk, the 18th day Of July
Issn Desvesn the hours Of O'clock snd o'clock
.m--com nsnctng q ocaock p. m, u saId day sad
msds Tor The psrpose Of partition the proceeds
10 be divided among ths tenants In common after rsf
mens Of costs. under direction ofthe Court
June -, 1895. is1sl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03
Republican State Nominations

4sOPuUllCtSU NCdC6 NUIIIuHCIO0H
For Secretary Of Flats,
COL. ED WRIGHT, Of Cedar Cs.
For Treasurer Of State,
Mat SAM'L e. RANKIN, sf w aahtn ~te~.
For Auditor Of eAte
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchsll Co.
For Attorney General,
=. -. DIseELL. 81 Duhuqus Co.
Hor Register Of the State Land once.
Col. 9. Q. CARPENTER, Of webster Co.
Hor esportsr Of the Supreme Court.
=. h STILES, ~ Wapsllo C.
1os cisrk Of tAs sspssns Court.
Caps. CAAS. L. LINDERAAN, ef Paee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Fer Sale.
a UNE-SIORf Frame Dwelling House
A With rcons and good cellar full lot Win vood
house cistsrns and yaristy Of ost all kiads of fruit
on praskiin, hssvsen sth and 9Th Streets Enuuirs 81
ts-a W. FULTON, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03

tached 70 the kings household have le' =
horenee to join his majesty q the camp.
1t is stated that Cardinal Antoneli has re-
agned, and it is believed be would be sue.
ceeded BY Cardinal AIteri.
LoxDox, Tuesday .s-EveninR. !.
In consequence Of the II majority against
the Government, Mr.. Gladstone has out mir
seif into communication with the Queen q
balnoral, and the House Of Commons VA
adjourned until Monday. No business Wa
done in Parliament in the evening.
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TIVE Days' Later Hews.
SANDY HOOK. .Julv q +.

TWeOeyr1 1aeef News.
SANDY Hook, July 2.
The steamship City Of Boston, from Liver.
pool 10th, via Queenstown 2Ist, has arrived.
Dates are two days later.
LosDos, June 20, evening mo serious
colllsion has yet taken place between the
Austrian and Prussian forces. Battles are
expected At Frankfort on the MIN and Sax
ouy, or at Silesia.
OWING 70 the adverse vote on the Reform
BILL there is . ministerial crisis in England,
ana It Is believed the ministers will tender
their designations.
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What a Pity!

The Atchison Champion regrets that
the President has seen proper to veto the
Colorado bill, as it will give the suspi.
cious another occasion to doubt him.
What pity that the noble soul should
do anything to make even the "suspi-
cious" doubt him. But the greater shame
to the suspicious wretches who could
doubt such Q man as Andrew johnson.
WHY. be cannot so much as indulge in
the harmless pas,ime Of making bully.
ing stump speech to pack Of drunken
rebels. denouncing Union statesmen whose
counsels carried the nation through q
fearful peril. ami Union Generals, such
as Banks. Schenck. Garfield, Dumont
and Mckee. who fought to put dowr
treason, as worse traitors than the con
quered rebels; he cannon re-hash hi
ISLANDERS to the correspondent Of British
paper that exerted its whole power in aii
of the rebellion; be cannot turn loya
men ont Of Office. and appoint in thei
places the vilest Copperheads. who triet
to destroy the country. and failing il
that. are trying to destroy the party tha
saved the country-he cannot even vet'
the Colorado bill, after holding privat
interview with the Colorado Senators
and offering to sign the bill on condition
that they would pledge themselves to sus
tain bis "policy"-he can do none o
these harmless things. without a set o
suspicious" niscresnts have the inpu
dence to doubt him-him, Andrew John
SOD. who has risen through all the gra
dations. from Alderman up, and who's
renown is so great. that he is even abl
to proclaim it himself, to any crowd tha
is hard enough up for amusement to lis
ten to him. So suspicious" as t.
doubt Andrew johnson
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The SUBSTANCE OF Ir.-The reader
will remember the threatening article
which we published two weeks ago. from
Secretary Stewards home organs sort
of forerunner Of the SecIetary's speech at
Auburn, few days since. Reduced
down to plain substance, tits this: Ri.
ther President johnson or Secretary Sew
ard calculates to be the Conservative can
didste for next President, and to be elec-
ted by the votes of the rebel States, add
ed to those of such Northern States as
they can carry. If an attempt is made
to exclude the rebel vote from the Elec-
toral College, President johnson will
employ the military power to compel its
admission. President johnson, as Com
mander.in- Chief of the army, intends, by
military force, to compel the canvassers
to count such votes as be decides. and
elect himself or his Secretary of State.
This is truly pleasant to contemplate.
We shall soon have Government con-
Quoted upon the happy "policy' Of Lou
is Napoleon. - ,