The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

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. incoms Of 1J4z,l16. WiIliAn Naeosy ~
vii known loooMotfse Aaksr, q 1sant0n,
Massachusetts,, makes return Of ~, ga.
Willlan q. Fro, e IL Anseican Kxpsesl
Company, Banjo, puts In N income II 3oS'
708. Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts,
sesidine q Worcester, returns I'll, 6l3; Cor,
Iieooln, eli, 126s r. L. Moor, Tia well kk6wn
wire maker, 81, $40; Ichabod Washburn,
same firm, $76, 351; Geo, Oramptos, ~
loom maker, 81, $50.
0soege Peabody, 1t il said, has Yale Col.
legs next among his list Of sodowments.
BE Is to commence next spring the erection
Of . building for geographical cabinst, with
ample accommodations for chemical labor
asoly and Philosophical lecture room.
M. Nicholas A. Woods, one q the Lon
don NSecs stan, wrote . series Of Or.
ticles in that Journal on "Hoaseless Poor,
which the txustees Of the Field Lane Refuge
acknowledge brought El2,000 to their insei.
tuition. They have put up marble table
recording the fact.
Queen Victoria has lost grandchild. On
the 10Th Of June Prince Sigismund, fourth
child Of the Crown Prince Of Prussia. who d
married TO the Princess Royal of England,
died. He was born 1t Possdam, Sept nber
Is, 1884.
A Washington correspondent Of Glwau.
kee paper Is Of the opinion that the Hon.
Roscoe Copkling is 'sths best looking man in
the House. He has fine, wellpropoetioned
figure, which il full six feet high, and ] may
say, q straight y young brave Of oul
Western wilds. His bland manners, radian,
countenance, and large, handsome head, with
reddish, candy hair, always in order, presents
q scene always pleasant TO look upon"
Peter L. F0y, the present Postmaster At st,
Louis, has been twice noninated BY The Pres
| ident for rsappointment to that ofice, and the
Senate hes twice rejected Mr.. Foy. Ihe
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser intimates tia
Mr.. Foy's name viii again be sent to the Sen
ate in day or two for the same Office.
Ex-Gov. Vance 10 in Washington for thu
purpose Of securing ways and means for ~
active canvass in North Carolina in behalf o
| Gov. Worth, candidate for re-election. Th,
election will be held next August. Boil
| johnson Clubs here have been called upon 4
contribute.
John g. SAKE SAYS it is not necessary TO b
| prohigate, mendicant or predisposed 4
| pulmonary consumption to be . poet. job
knows it, for he has tried.
/ Gen. Mcclellan 10 the only foreign militar
officer allowed at Austrian headquarters, an
he isn't military enough to hurt anybody.
Mr.. F. A. Aiken, who gained some note
riety as one OF the attorneys Of Mrs. Surrat
has been arrested for receiving money unde
false pretenses.
The New York Citizen promises pc
portrait of Henry J. Raymond if it can kee
him long enough in one attitude 70 get q
unblurred picture.
| Emile de Giardin gave dinner lately I
the Partisan journals, and stated that he ha
ipGpaaed the circulation Of La Lberte frol
to so 90. Big talk.
| JEFF Davis is not delighted with the y
count given by the sympathetic Dr.. Crayer
Of his bearing when put in irons The Hcf
mond Exdssiner says he has .sdenied man
of the details given by DIR. Craven in hi
highly-colored account of the famous shack
ling scene" The Esdmiaer says: Stranger
TO Jefferson Davis might easily believe thai b
acted in the childish and impotsut mamie
ascribed to him, and some who knew bin
might have thought that misfortune and i'll
health had quite subdued his manliness. Bt
those who knew the great ex, President bel
we're all the time confident that he coult
under no circumstances, so forget himself a
TO act in the pitiiully petalaut way describe
BY DR.. Craven" The difficulty with th
theory is that DR.. Crayen's whole story
the behavior Of Davis in prison shows that
was slightly historical.
Senator Fessenden has lost heavily BY Il
Are 1t Portland. He fears that one half
his property has been totally destroyed, il
, GLIDING his private papers and valuable