The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30


: esmplsts rsvolution n IL dru1eay q
house kssping, and i dsatinsd 70 bscons The
universal cleanser.
Sold BY al druggists and grocerG l6t)
Hr CoxEs. That's FiA Henry. Il Il an>
nounced in the Cosstitusion. He comes on
Thursday next to address the faithful He
Is to come in splsndor and state, with the
pomp and circumstance of glorious war bsft-
ting SO rare hero. Thirty-six guns win be
fred whom Fitx Henry comes. Tho faithful
will thus reader homage unto the Abolition.
list that for years they have cursed. The gal
liant Mac will command the artillery, while
Clagett and Dan Miller act ~ "swabbes."
If Ftx Henry will bring Henry Clay Dean
along q chapiuiA the dsmonstntion viii be
complete. Old Whigsery eructant, and Fitz
Henry, Clay Dean, Clagest, Mac, and Dan
Miller the pfoductsl Coppery Locofocoism,
too, swears that these are her own legitimate.
" begotten and spawned Happy Bntternut
Democracy Of the First District; blessed in
the possession Of Fitz Henry, Clagett, Dean
q Co! Let her bring out her artillery, and
shout herselfhoarse with the cry, Renegadisn
forever!
A LADY was seen the other day whose face
was - fair as the rosy light of morn. On
being asked for m explanation, she replied
that she had been bleaching some linen with
the aid of the Eclectic Cleanser" and it
had become very white under the operation.
LII her own complexion had been improved in
the meantime, her friends must not make
| light Of il.
| Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6tl
AccIpEST.-As the two horse team be-
longing TO the American Express Company
was on its way yesterday from the depot Of
the Eastern road to the ferry, the driver
Mr.. Dedman, undertook to drive around 4
load of hay, and in doing SO his team, wagon
and contents were thrown down the embank-
ment, iluring Mr.. Distin, express menssen.
ger, very badly about the head. The horses
were slightly hurt and the wagon, hand.
some one by the way, was badly broken;
luckily the driver escaped unhurt. 1.-THE dyke
stretching from the shore to the landing Of
the ferry is hardly wide enough for teams to
pass, and this accident may be warning to
others not TO undertake such hazardous job.
Mr.. Distin's injuries are very painful though
not considered dangerous.
1 The METHODIST CoSFEREyCE.-We have
received the KnorriH< Daily Republican with
the proceedings of the Iowa Annual NJ. E.
Conference in the second day of their ses-
sion. Little of general interest was done.
We extract these items
A paper referring to n. Y. Mission House
and desire to place in its walls stone by
each Conference, was read, and by vote the
suggestion was approved. A committee O.
DR.. Power, l.. B. Dennis, and E. H. Warinf
was appointed to act in the matter
The next session of the Conference will bt
held in Oitumwa.
On Wednesday evening the Conference
Bible Society assembled with large congre
lgation of citzens 10 celebrate its anniver
sary.
Rev. James Haynes called the meeting Il
order, and after announcing the absence o
regular officers, moved to organize the meet
ling by calling Rev. L. B. Dennis to the chair
which was carried. The services were com
menced by reading, singing and prayer, b,
Rev. J. w. Latham, chaplain Of our Stat
Prison.
Addresses were made by Rev. L. B. Den
mis-, Rev. c. s. Jennis, and Rev Z. b. Wi
} mans.
At the close of the speaking the Confer
ence Society was recognized by the election
of Rev. l.. B. Dennis, President; Rev. J
Gassner, Vice President: Rev. j. W.. La
than, Secretary; Rev. W. C. Shipper, Treas
J urer. Rey's. A. Orr, s. Brooks. jaime
, Haynes, g. H. Clark, A. C. Williams, B
, Holland, and j. W. Hill were elected man
: ayers.
The Annual Missionary Sermon will b
preached at Knoxville to-d day, by Rev. F. w
Evans, and the Centenary Sermon this eve
ming by Rev. Mr.. Waring.