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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
rHLnraaf41Na EQUALIZATION.

In acsOrdauce With Ehetine- hsnOrsd custom
Of setting apart one day in each year for prAy-
ar. hereby appoint THURSDAY, Che 18th day
Of .RooveanbAr' r. s66, a. q aay q public
TbanEsgiVine and Praise fer the blessings,
merciss aad avors Fcuehsafed 70 tEe people
of this State during the year now drawing to
a close. 2E2ELa -,EA3ioE
Kansas, though in aheE youth. this day re-
foiecs in the sunexampled fulIness Of her pros
I,erity, and While our homes are the Ap6dss Of
cOnteatment and pelce, may they. be the hAb
ilAtiOns Of bensvOlsnee, jusieeg charity Ana
truth. And whist pressing God for the bless
ines and comforts Of life bestowed upon Us,
let US rerlr1ember to con.ributs Of oar prosper,
" toeheer the broken heart Of the bereayed
widow and orphan children CT our hOnOred
dad. The conservation OF ourselves TO Him
/, ali the return we can make for these bless
ings. !. Health one Of Gods greatest blessings
10 man, has been granted to this people.
Neither plague, nestilenee nor -tamine las marr-
Cd our peaee or happiness. Peace and plenty
have been bestowed aPOn US. Our fields
have Welded an abundant harvest. Every
btaneh Of industry has met with 2 ueeessful
prosperity. Thousands have been added 70
our population during the year. All our citi
gems are in the. enjoyment Of the GOd-given,
inalienable rights OF life. liberty and the pu
suit Of happiness. Manhood, regardless Of
raeeOr color, VIII be recognized in this State
and. thvOughout the Nation. and impartial Us,
tice rendered to all. 1s7GsY -5s- as 7eiHs.tI4T
Free ehOols, in which al may be taught a
free and oren Bible, pointing cot to al the
way OF life aud truth; free churches. in which
all. regardless 81 rank RF position, alike. can
enjoy sanctuary privileges, and listen 70 the
messages of mercy and truth. fr1m the lipal0f
faithful minister 70 these earthly courts let
us go up, enter into His gates with thanks
giving and into His courts with praise and
there coffcr unto GOD thanksgivingS~G4 p1y
OUR VOWS unto the Most High. ~. Dy,Li u
90 / DO, therelore, earnestly rceQmmepd to the
recpIe 81 ttiis State, that they. on that day.
close all places Of business, lay aside their
usu q az eeati6n assemble in tRer res ectiVe
places Of worship, around the alters Of the
Most High, to implore the. continuance Of. His
favor and the forgiveness Of our trangressiOns
through the.graee,Of Our Lord and Saviour.
In testimony whereof, have hereto, sub
y'3 seri5ed my ha nd caused to be af.
[sEA1.l Fixed the Great Seal of State. ga q -
Done at Topeka. this 10Th day of November
A. D. 1861 sipoG . ? 40 u 5z-..l7.E go L
IS ,-CRAWFORD, Governor.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

We publish an article from the Cniea-
90 Times elsewhere which will doubtless
surprise etefy body II comes out for
negro outrage considering that this has
been one the tiirtirest. febei sheets in the
North, thisis indeed one of the wonders
of the age. - : = - 81 I
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
,iGLORIOUS NEWS. !
New Clo1AisE 3 aad 1FurnlsAlnr store

-N sdt li e-lcL van
ASBaAr A5COghRTe the pleasure of annOunc
ing to the peOple Of Southwestern Kansas.
that they have made arrangements to OPea an
immense Clothing and Furnishing House in
EmPOriA, about the first Of December.
TheirstOek will be complete in all the de-
apartments Of the clothing business. and will
people. - e 60 & = = -
Lock OuG 4oE he new store. AThs goods will
be 0Psneat nPOrarily In hsT reen next door
,s0dIh d White 3 Clapp'S store. 4 --'AAda =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
The Concert.

Remember the concert of our Silver COrnet
Band, this Saturday evening" at the MethO
dist church. Let the house be full Of people
See program me elsewhere. Tickets for sale
ut AL the stores and Postofice.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

TIE concert tonight at the Methodist
church, by the EmpOria Silver CSrnet Band.
assisted by some Of our best singers, WILDE a
rich treat. No one ought to miss it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
Books end MOTIONS.

= Mrs. TraSk. atthe Post Office is in receipt
Of a freSb supply Of School books. miscsllans :
Gus books, fine writing papers. wall papers
window shades, pens and notions Of evey kind.
;Ciys her can. ,NH.'Tan T'.'...f ...-- ..'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

There is a great rush at Jim Halls just
now, both by ladies and geHtlemsn. to see the
new stock Of goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

}. O. LAmbdin Is preparing to build sesi
9spSs0a { tact tflana vhish be bought out q
the school section adjoining towa on the west.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
Fresh Fresh Drugs e and Perfume ~ lra rie. !:

Moore & Weaver have just received, from
St. Louis, a large addition to thei; stock OF
Drugs and Perfumeries. Theirs is now one
of the most complete Drug Stores in the cou n
try. They also have large supply of all the
popular Pat eNt Medicines. Their store room
and ware house are full. Sash q ysriety is
seldom found in country store Their goods
are bought of first class houses. and are of the
very best quality They ,b1psht atths low
est figures aud are determined not to be I'M
dersold 10y any drug Observation-Disclosures is par
Of Kansas Those. wishing anything in tn cir
line of business will consult their interests
by examining their stock and prices before ma
king their purchases Their stock viii be
still fu rther repIenished in few days, and it
isthem sin %, con instantly Keep such supply
on hands as thesmarket demands. they Wish
to call thsspartisalar sttentiOn Of the ladies to
thsir PCTfumsries, as they are confident their
stock cannot be exeelled ia this mArSesT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Our district school is PRO sPering finely, the
higher department fuRdeF charge Of, Miss
FrHak NOrtOn,a and the primary department
under charge Of Miss Dora HuddlestOn. .n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Col. Plumb hAsypSrehased the farm of II r..
Ass Gillett mile west of town. He has also
commented the erection of residence in town,
,SaCCO6sEi tuti0n. street, near Mr.. Painters. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Rergus0n 4 Ella vent 70 purchase five thous-
asd drS hides for which they will pay the
highest wSrtet prices. Ilz -Ev..-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

p "A SAsFp And sensible gsOe'ryman Of Law
-feaee GdVertiSes EmPOria -four for sale. No
doubt it IL the best in that market.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Frank Schmidling has opened beef mar
tssHtiBsy 4 Hall'SigrOcery store THE beat
Of beefyWill be fOuGd there at ali times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Bates, the man who killed old Mr.. Policy, at
Burlingame, few weeks ago, is now. in Law
renee Jail. He was arres ted in Johnson cOun
ty,. near the Missouri line tE~-cT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
o 8rW1 adrEttjsrimE1ts. A.
Public Sale

T WIN offer for sale. at my residence, one
l. mile north of Americas, .lslk &C.; ra4r.4
On Saturday December sth, 1850.
the following stock: Six head OF cows. seve n
two-year old steers one yearling, Eve mules,
twostwo-years old colts > one thFes-Years old
three yearli ng4 eolts, one four years old mare,
one span Of matched mares. Also one NOV.
ing machine ard one seite double harness.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Terms of
l%ayEill3Sai'fHl0FhQiE sgs<plhssU64w.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Next Thursday is-a-day of Thanksgiving.
by appointment Of Governor Crawford. as will
be seen by proclamation in tO-dnY's paper.
We hope Osee the day generally observed. n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

SilAs MOOAe and AL Phillips are carrying
on the painting business extensively. They
Ars,hqE engaged on tie State Normal School
building.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

1--WE notice our go-Ahead friend II. @. Cross
in town again, after an absence of several
.l--NL a-s.slr
Heek1. ~ --- .---.--.. $500 - LIZ LII -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
Emporia Water Hill.
n. = sODEElN, proprietor { M 4 3 ? :

". T. SODEN, Proprietor & Msnaeef,
. hszags14 ne 800 eir 1IsiS -si sfs. = ~
THIS Min Is nov IN COED ruunihs order.
4 and the proprietor tAkes pleasure IN, an
noun ciHg tOthe farmers and people that he is
ready 20 griud W heat and CcEn for their use On
the shortest possible notice. and il large or
su:alI quantities aad On reasonable terms. But
parties wanting Touring e grading 6oae for
ssLliEg purDoaes aEa FeqHssted to make sDseiall
800 ~ a lsot rsitersss. and v,iI -
whaE ispOsii6Oa tley. iatsnd Sonaks fthsir
hour vi 49, go q LCsEE
ChOice wheat bought st the highest easks
-. C %. 81 { g 90
.bf9ns~ Kept oc1sl4nsty % bAEo.
Flour sa1ss = lroI1 g e = s e2 - iIua-
dred, by 1sszs = -. - ~ -
To parties pHreh ssiBg ty The qsla etity, %, Scr
retail tide 3 wy l8rl,s dsdassien vii b
I pst 9E.sS rs. sPEEsn wkeaa, aad clio 6oe
best fsI1 wesS
s-S2tf VT. SoDEN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

work has been resumed on the Normal
school Boarding House. ~ f.'..' -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

BeSure and buy = ticket to the concert to-
diy. y For sale Il all the stores. rr .lr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

Methodist Quarterly Meeting
Will be held in this place DeOemb er LIST and
3D., First meeting Saturday 2p9m. i.-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

> KppdiS beng brought in freely and sold
for four dollars per cord; ....-..l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

TatCaIl rTTT--t -IIUO31I N I
Just received, afresh supply
of Groceries, Give us9s eaH beforef buyi ng.
and we will try to suity on in price and goods.
-r-y.,-r2 zlrrxfaC =, FEEGUsONT Ella
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24

siIAs MOOne has just put up new residence
on Exchange stTee9i zsc ii
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
Opening Concert
At THE METHODIST CHURCH,
Saturday Evening Noyembs "a, 1855.
= "A Il . - > ~ -

PROGRAM NINE.
ltFaua ,PAEr3 EIRsF.s auari
Flower Polka, Band.
P P;sDn Solo NJ . w. 4 u cl sSi.S.
4 Stratus WALK. Band.
5 ySoag-.;lW hOll Save the Lef.lp' EvD
i 4 t5attie Of lid.rh IS bSro ~ Z stiasla
s Home, Sweet Home, Violin and Pan /,
Hcme in h; West, Quartet .
8 Simoa,. the Cellarrer, (eomie,) , . Stimson
8 Kittie Quick Step, Band.
PART SECOND.
/ MinnesO:a Quick Step, - Band.
2 Pm Sittlng Under the Old Oak
Tree Matte. Solo and Quartette
3 Old Continental Song. (eomie,) Stimson
4 Morning Bitters. POlka, Band.
5 Gipsev Countess. Duett.
6 Oh, How Love my Mountain
Home, Solo, Duet and Qu1 rtette
B aritOne Solo, lPianoaccCmp4-
nim' nt,) StimsOn.
Our National Flag, Solo and Chorus.
., Battle Cry of Freedom, Band.
Tickets SO cents. Doors open at 81 o'clock
Concert tO'cOHmehcs at I o'6lOck.1 n
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Wheat, Flour and al sorts Of
country r rOduce taken in exchange for grocer
les, at FERGUsoN 4 ELA's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
Hatioaraf Aar,itIaffona

N0TIeE is hereby given thss letters Of adj
IN mini strsti0n Oh the estate Of HAIRY Q
Gleason, deceased. have been granted ID the
undersigned by the Probate O51rt Of Chase
syunty. Kansas. Al persons indeb ted to said
estate are requested 70 come forward and make
settlement, aud ali persons havine eIaim.
against said estate sre req ussted to have them
exhibited S0P all0ssaGce within enc wear from
date and II not exhibited within three years
they will be forever barred from isnv5 benefit
Of said estate. PATRICK RY AN, Adm'r. n
r0ctOber 18th . 1866. s5d4 > A6 Is. g.
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.roWrT IND COUNTRY

Go to the concert tonight
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20 barrels Of sugar for sale
At 81 = . FERausoox' e. ELAs.
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Rates OF Aaver,iising:

AISEai sd TRANSIENT AdVerssnents 10 cents line
ST bfst IhssFtiSH insertion.
oaa eoiEna. yssAF. ainety dOIlaEs; six nonths hf
GSlAFsi thrsS months thirty dollars. Half column
year. Afty fSilaz smsaths thirty dsisr three nSnths
aUsaty dSllAEs. Garter eOluma. tEsnyTAys ao
asea tOIAss tAsss 7snthf ia eois.s
eoIasa 6ss year Afisen SoIafs; six months. eight
dSllAFs; three ,hs6shs. AvS dOllHr-. 600
Business cATdasf lines liss o. pr Iins
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LAMCMAT 7H7F8TKT

WEDo NoTD DEEM 1T NECESSARY To
/ " Y SaynOfe; 6aSSe she kGolf GSf kGs4ss
the truth Of our asseVtieA. We only SIX eeno
tinuance Of those fsvoFs systematically bestoWs
ed heretofore, and promise or whole efforts IL
your bshgifsz kngwing that an sPpresiative
public NiiiFewafd as for 50 doing.
And TO eur GOuEtTy friends We would ny
that We will endsVOr OF al tines TO pay he
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Or year PRO
DUCE; aEd iR estaEn viii try % make il fsE
your iasssest 70 buy your Groceries Of us.
Aud We do hope, through the kindHssS e
rOgr lrieaass ts bs able 70 builnyRP q tzsSsAhaa
viii b a. honor % oar name : SdiS beSeas
to the public knowing, - we de, that oar f..
eniaes for buying gOOds are iaferiOF 70 noaa.
and superior 70 mspy, FesliRg confident thsA
We will be able at al times, Providence psymA
ting, TO make it 70 your interest 70 eaIi On ps
Fe purchasing sIsEh erA, -
eRIvsss Ne aFe, resp4otIuIS!B sEb3mJ
WM. II. HASELTIEE 4 CO,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

An accident occurred on the, Ohio /
Mississippi Railroad, near Brownstown, Ind,
yesterday, which resulted in the death Of =
fireman, the injury Of an engineer and the
messenger of Adams Express Company, Mr..
French LOngmoes.
Rev. Janes Cooke Richmond, native
Of Providence, r. l., for afsw years rector cf
St. Psnps, the leading Episcopal Church Of
Milwaukee, man of marked talent but &C.
centric ways, was murdered on his farm, near
Poughkeepsie, New York, on the 10Th inst,
by man named Lewis. The murder has
created much excitement.
A young married lady in Pitssburg, who
had plsced her child, three months old, in :
cradle, and had left the room, was recalled by
shrieks, and as she returned saw large rat
jump from the cradle and escape through the
open door. Upon raising the infant she
found It cold in death; the rat having bitten
through thelip and chsek, producing spasns,
in one of which the babe had died. The corpse
was laid out in the parlor, and being left un-
guarded few moments, swarm of rats
entered and attacked it, devouring nearly
the entire face and arms before their presence
was discovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
FROM TEXAS
ECeaae9vattve Union CenvsntAoM aA
s Hou49oo-RresaAsnt JohAs0A HullY
EnA&fssA.

Housros, Texas July 20:
The Union Conservative Convention was
orsaniled to-day, with Rebel Smith Of
Houston, ~ President. The State fully
Represented. Grsat unanity pssvsiIs. Del
eGates TO the Philadelphia Convention were
appointsd from The original secession and
anti-se$eseion parties. Resolutions adopted
accepting Tie principlss and ocjebts Of the
PhiladSlphia Union Convention, declaring
that unnistakabie evidesce exists that plot
and co4spincy ase or foot By which the Rsdi.
Gals Of Texas attempt TO falsify and defAme the
people of that State before the Northern peo-
pie by representing the State ~ hostile TO the
Government and Conktitut;on Of the United
States, and as vindictive and violent to North
ern citizens, who were adherents to the fed.
sral Union during the late var, and oppres.
sive towards the free people of the United
States We pronounce these charges, sever
ally and collectively, false and malicious, and
made y influence snd imbitter the North
against Texas, 10 prevent the restoration
of regular good order, ard eblge political
power. In defense Of the great masses Of
Texas, ve invoke the Northern people Of
every nkty to give no credence TO the false
hoods, only calculated to mislesd them to
wrong1 to promote dissension and proloug
sectional i'll feeling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
INV Yoax. July n.

Nsw Yoax, July n.
A Montreal special ~. he Hon. Arthur
Gordon. fcs some time pea Lisatsnaat- Gov
ernor Of the province Of New Brunswick, has
been made Governor and Conmander-in-
Chief of the Island Of Trinedad and its 20
callsd depenesncies.
II il proposed TO close al the districts in.
Tested BY cholera. The subject will be dis
cussed at the meeting Of the Board to-day.
On Governors IslAnR hopes were entertained
thst tAe cholera had reached its ma4imum.
There we're no new cases yesterday and the
old ones were considered fatal. The diarrhea
still prevailed largely among the men.
The cholera on Doands Island was increAs-
ing. There were 10 new cases and s deaths
on Wednesday in the 11th Ward. In Brook
lyn the cholera was still oa Il iscrease, there
being 2cases reported on The Health Board
bulletin and death at the hospital
Five men and one woman were arrested
yesterday for completely in the robbery of a
bonded ware house on Concord street, Jersey
City. An attempt was made at the robbery
Of another on Green street, q the city, on
$500 we're obtained from the latter place,
most Of which were recovered. The parties
were committed.
The work on the monster Ram Dunderber-
~, ,es being pushed to completion with the
most possible rappidity. and there remains
ow but little to do. She may be expected
to make her trial trip in couple of weeks.
The Heralfs Ottawa special says in the
Canadian Parliament, the new military Law
was discussed yesterday, and the clause en-
abling the Government to raise an indefinite
number of troops, was passed. A strong
discussion ensued on the propriety Of taking
pattern after the militia laws Of the United
States =
The 1Iibane's, Leavenworth Kansas, de
patch says the Indians have been committing
depredations on the Smoky Hill route
Three men were murdered 10 miles west o
junction City, Kansas. The Government il
taking active measures for the defense of the
Kansas frontier. Great excissment exist
| among the border settlers. The time set fol
the Indians attack was when corn is ripe.
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0RIGIuAL HOTICR.

0RIGIHAL NOTICE.
Aat< Of Iosa Lee Csty ta In tAs District oosrt Of
sid County, = Ksoknk-
0sorgs ". Assngsr, PlaintiE, rs Louisa J. Message
Adnsnts0sfYix Of the estate sf 1snjsnia J. Msainew
escsaasd, defendant.
N0TICEis il hereby given, TO the defendant
herssn above named, that petition in civil eetson
10 nls in the Clerks Once Of District Court afors
ssid daily vsrthsd IN behalf Of tbs shove nsosd RaistR
against yos and claiming order and dscrss Sor the
sale under special execution by vrtue of decree
esssd In saad Court In the Of George Mssnssr
Asssinser. q ten Acfss In ths sostA sast eornss
Of the s5athSest quarter Of ths quarter
section ~. In sow nship g. Lee County Iowa;
u 70 ~ OF the tom os AssascGervs, sxesptng
therefrom much Of said folcws al ii lcSs
tn blocks So and 10 sAid town. and the sessses
and asys sspasafisg sad blocks and lots Asd fro
groeee Of hid ssls fheee b. paid plaintiff tbs can Il
op and interest fcsnd due BY said degree. And tn-
less you sppear and make defense thssslo bseos noon
Of the second day Of ths cf sad Opus %
moses the second Monday Of esps~1bss lsSs jadS
ent s b rendered Agsiuss .on = psapsd for ID ala
petition kOBEkf b. dfLtMORX
tyDNAw Atty for Plaintiff
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIG HIT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GEN. Dix rsfases tAs Appeintmsnt -
the Hsgas-A Reciprocity Agreement
Proposed ~ the British Gsvs1nAsnt-
Report from the Treaty4C ON m issiene -
to the Indian Tribes ON the Upper Mis-
seuxA-The Treaty % last winter
agreea - by hhs Inaians "A Beard of
O0esrs fer the Freeansn's Bufean or
gani1ed-Gen. Hancock appointed n
Major General In the Regular Array
Arrest OF Col. Abby, Etc, Etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

k.sHfiLlG, July 70.
Dobier, charged With committing rape on
his little daughter, has been honorably ac>
quilted.
Capt. +. F. Deton, formerly Federal Com
missary, new merchant al MurfreesboFo, left
there week ago last Monday for Nsshvillg,
intending to return TIE safns day. was seen
here afer getting off the cars Nothing
has been heard from him since.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
Third aey's PreeeeAings ~ the National
sangerbund seeiety-Immsnss Tsrsh-
hight Preeessi0n Death - m OLD CIT


Sanserbund hall was aesin crowded with
the beauty and fashion Of the city, and thoe-
sands listened outside, unable to gain ad-
mittance. The torchlight pFoeessioa -
night was . splendid affair, reaching for into
the small hours The performances this even
ine vss received with much enthusiasm. In
diapspolis is deagnated - the placs for the
next annual meeting. Preparations wese
makine 70 entertain the nasisal soeieties u
the Fair grounds to.norow.
| Cs,k Richsrdson, o. a or o1deoi nsan-
| boas nss, disd ysaaadau of ap1eplsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
Large Conservative Johnson Csnysn-
tion ~ Memphis.

uoh u Aemphss.
MExrHIs, July %.
A Large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
conservatives Of West Tennessee to sppoint
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention,
waa held yesterday. Jackson's statue and
stand we're draped with national flags Stir
ring speeches were made by Gen. Phil. Glee
ny, the chairman, Hon. S. c. Haines, Gen.
Chalmers and others. Resolutions were
adopted strongly endorsing Johnson's policy,
adhering 70 the Union under the Consultation
and setting forth the inevitable ruin that
would follow If the Radicals should succeed
in the fall elections.
Mercury s5 deg. River falling slo WY.
Business very dull.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

A PARIS correspondent says that the whole
of the 4th of July the Emperor sat by his teles
graph wire in the Tuilerie, and TIL very far
10 the night, talking with Berlin, Vienna and
Florence. Alone, with his telegraph operator,
he sestled, By direct communication with the
Emperor Of Austria, after midnight, the de-
tails of the transfer of Venetia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28

A Doc SrosY.--A lady residing in Camp.
ton, New Jersey, recently owned dog, which,
because OF age and in6rmity, had ceased so
be Of use. One day she remarked to labor
ing man connected with the Amiiy that d.
would give halfa dollar il he would take the
old fellow Of cat Of the vaJ, and kill him
The servant promised to do so if he nigh,
have the dogs skin TO make therefrom for hi,
own use shd benefit, pair Of gloves. Al
this stage in the conversation, the old dog.
Who had been lying quietly on the hearth,
arose, and giving the conspirators q look,
more in sorrow than in anger, left the house
On . rise Of ground not far away he stopped
and gave lingering gaze at the house and
vicinity, then plunged into the woods, never
to return. He was never seen OF heard O
afterward.