The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-22

number of Californians have recently enlist
in the ranks Of the Mexican Liberals.
The Democratic Congressional Sta
ticket in New York city, for the fall electio
appears to stand about - follows: Benjam
Wood in place Of Morgan Jones; John No
rissey in place of Nelson TAYLOR; jas. Brool
in place Of William E. Dodge; Robert
Roosevelt in place of Henry J. Raymond, al
George W, McLain in place of William
Darling
Every railroad that leads to a wsterir
place is now grand trunk railroad.
Juvenile till-tapping is quite popular
Cincinnati.
1t is stated that the rebels at GalIati,
tennessee, hauled down the stars and stripe
on the Fourth.
The latest remedy for badness is to US
brandy externally until the hair grows, an
internally to clench the roots.
Government once had wood pile i
West Nashville, which contained 1900
cords The wood pile has disappeared to tn
last stick
=. The Newark (Ohio) American report
that during the season 1000, 900 pounds o
wool have been purchased in Licking county
Average price, sac.
The rumor is current in Washington tina
Governor Brownlow is TO be removed BY th,
President, and Military Governor appointed
TO succeed him.
Mr.. St. John Smith, of Portland, los
Sl5o,ooo by the fire, and had ss2 900 irsu
rance.
Mr.. John Walker, of Columbus, Ga.
died from the effects of rats bite
General Grant has again been arrested
and fined for fast driving in Washington.
Mrs. Asia Booth Clarke's memoir of her
father, Junius Brutus Booth, is attracting
much attention.
Mr.. John Bixler, of Beaver, Ohio, re-
Gently died, leaving widow twelve years and
child nearly six months old. She is the
youngest widow in America.
John G. SAKE says it is not necessary to
q
to pulmonary consumption, to be poet.
Colonel L. @. C. Lamar has been ap-
pointed to the Chair Of Ethics and Meta
physics in the University of Mississippi po
sition which he filed before the war.
At meeting of the Alumni of Roches-
ter University, the name of Mantou Marble,
editor.in chief of the New York World was
rejected for President.
A little daughter of David Hoover, in
Usage county, Kansas, gathered and sold
S22 worth of wild gooseberries during the
present season, and attended school regular
ly. That girl will do to keep house or
hotel.
Three cholera cases are reported as hav-
ing occurred aboard the steamer San Salvador.
which arrived in Savannah harbor on
Wednesday with United States troops. The
steamer would be kept in quarantine for fif-
teen days.
During the violent thunder storm in St
Louis yesterday, an Italian woman WAS killed.
by lightning, while lying upon bed, yet her
son, a lad Of thirteen, who was sleeping on .
mattrass underneath the same bed, was not
injured.
The Secretary ofthe Treasury has author
lied the acceptance of seven .thirties from
holders in exchange for 6ve-twenty bonds of
1865, upon equal terms, as respects principal,
the interest to be adjusted according to the
amo,nt due on each security
Several white men ia New Orleans are
bein tried under Gen. Grants recent order
their offence being that of violently assault
ing negro who attempted TO open school
for the education Of freedmen. The recon
structed are much exercised about the mat
ter.
-Akers, the sculptor, loses heavily by the
Portland FIRE. His studio in the City Hall,
with all it contents, was entirely destroyed:
Assistant Bishop Bedell, of the Episcopal
Diocese of Ohio, sailed for Europe in the
Arago on the eth.
Col. E. S. Sandford, the President of the
American Telegraph Company, is in Europe
with his family.
Prot. Upham, of Bowdoin College, will
resign his professorship at the next COM
menccment.
Father Gavazzi has been made chief Of
the hospital corps in Garabaldi department.
The wife of Mai. Gen. JEFF. @. Davis fell
overheard from a steamboat at Louisville
Her husband jumped in and saved her.
John Engle, Postmaster at Saundersville,
yanderburgh county, Ind, has held that
Office for 40 consecutive years.
Charles E. Lex has been re elected Presi.
dent of Girard College, Philadelphia.
Gen. Francis Fessenden, son Of Senator
Fessenden, of Maine, succeeds Gen. Stannard
as assistant commissioner Of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Maryland.
in the Circuit Court at Indianapolis, on
yesterday, it WAS decided that National Banks
in the State of Indiana are not subject to tax
alton for State or municipal purposes from
defective State legislation.
The Union Congressional Convention
commenced on yesterday at New Albany,
Ind. Eloquent speeches we're made by
Governor Morton, Hon. II. d. Newcombe
and others.
A secret Radical meeting is to be held at
Louisville, on Saturday next.
"A convention of the Sixth Kentucky
Congressional District, is called to meet at
Newport on Tuesday next, to appoint dele
gates to the Philadelphia Copperhead Con-
vention.
A decision is expected to-day, ip the
case of Mr.. Williams rs the Tennessee Leg
islature.
The first case under Gen. Grants recent
military order is now in progress in New
Orleans, the offenders having attacked and
broken up q colored school, opened BY per-
mission of the military authorities.
Gen. Clary, who has recently been in
conflict with the civil authorities at Memphis,