The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28


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.t.ntlv increasing circulation of the Times
iasr;no the period of his connection there.
~;tb H;.. .hc.eesy aud sincerity, in motive
| nd IN act. as = man. an editor, and politi-
o;.n M ono ever yentured to question. So
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fiend ever l;yed' We are glad to learn that
M Gilbert will continue to make his home
| IN l,umau.., IS Il
| One of the Hah rnbi;e vnSestS the
| Reoigt.r Of the crops in Marion county:
aTba vhs.s ha,,ext r. so,ne brsse,xnon in
this section. The yield will be the largest
for many years, aud of the best quality.
| Corn is growing ct wonderful rate, and
hnevef promised better"
II The Register adds The same commen-
datory remarks ore applicable to the crops OF
this county.' ts9 81
| W. 400 hv Tho Davennort Gazette that
| uo, a.nue, w;,l.toc has recently p;ven $40,
ono Hon o.te. Ana. $4,000. and Hon. ".
a DODGE s5 ooo towards the endowment of
p-,e...e..s;,. !. Jn~. f.o.,a.a rh;ts ths fra
,ad gentleman has nromised AN additional
e,o noa .o.,a .ha .naov,rer,t of The pr.si
danov 81 Tho COLLAGE. Al thu recent meeting
| oe tho poord Of Trnstees names we're eiyen TO
oor,e oe IN. professoreh;os after those of
the above mentioned gentlemen; for exam
pie the 'sWilliston Professorship of Mental
and Moral Science. . occupied by President
| Naeoun the HAmes Professorship Of Mnth
ematics and natural Philosophy, occupied
| by Prof. Won Colin the dodge Professor
| ship ofchemistry and Natural Science,1 1s>
| cup'ea 0y rroi henry J" - arker''
| Prof A. ). kisse!i OF Davenport has
| been elected TO the Proiessorship Of the Nor
maj department.
The Hdrkeye Gays that the nomination
Of |, D. Jones to.be postmaster Of Fairfield,
has created much Indignation among lhe IN
teligent, loyal citizens OF that place. Jones,
it is sadt has never claimed to be ~union
man has been all along an ont-and'ont Cop
perhead, gorylng IN his sympathies Tor the
rebel cause. His opponent, recommended
by Mr.. Wilson, is an estImable lady whose
husband gave his life to the country in the
Union army. This IS the way Andrew john
son rewards soldiers ana gives 10 traitors
and their abbettors back seats IN inc work
OF restoration
/ The 0skaloosa Herald says it is rumor-
| ed that George W. Sewers, Esq, is to come
out as wax -fgger candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, IN that district.
Col. j. p Sanford is shortly to make
! trip to Palestine. So he tells the Oskaloosa
Herald.
Gen. E. w. Rice and Hon. NJ. E. Cuts
have formed A partnership, and will practice
law at Oskaloosa. See the Herald,
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