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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

RKApr-MAps Fncs voa SALx-About
1000 fest, running measure, viii b cold
cheap, If applied for soon. Enquire at the
Clothing Store OF vsncill, Jones d Co. [8tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Mpsas. GurrnAr 3 HAnsL uAds he 6rst
msvtnssat ysssseday sss tAs sssssua u .
bas4sss house on the lot nsxt to The build
ing htsly put up BY Mr.. Kilbcurns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

WI learn from the Iowa City Rpsoiien
that Professor Spencer. now Consul q c.
noa, has tssdsred his resignation - Prsd-
dent Of the 6tnts univnsity Z Iowa CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

RsssvD. Il. o'cmss's Dreg ssses
froa eorNsR "a and Johnsca sassssss 70 Nes
IS Main street, South side, between ID and
Sd stxseta. (apr6-l2tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

h. q. Duss, agent Of The nussal Bsas6t
Life insurance Company, hes removed his
Office 70 the corner Of Main end Third stsests,
up stairs. lsprelv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Tns frspSn bad ths sAsa.sr employed
lsst sight filing the Sixth stssst eissssa,
which had been smpsisd danag The lase 6rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

GRsoARIxEs OUrposK.-The editor OF the
Oberiin Necs is responsible for the following.
It 10 vorss than greearines, pedicuiy animal
culee, and the rest:
ah is ungenerous to criticise our fashion
able young ladies' for walking on tip-toe a.
they do nowadays. They can't help it.
The waterfalls ON the top of their heeds
draw ND the back hair 10 tightly that they
can't pat their heels down squsrely without
great pain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

PoEmG Fus.-The Mt Pleasant Journal
10 after the Burlington "tooters." II says:
.Audsew johnson having bought, for ssv
en- millions of dollars, all Russian America,
would II not be well for Burlington to extend
their Air Line BY way of Carthage to this
whals Of country, in order 70 gss lie
to grease Up tie curves Ia their rosd, 20 the
cars can Glide round them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Rrso end ARR November I0th. 1853 Trains yin leave
SnoH DUHKIaK AND sALAsA.cA-
BY Mes York time from Union p-pon:
soc A u. Hsw York Day Express, nom
eaisn.sr., tsunday. rxesPted, Stops At Hor-
$500 n Dag s.p sss from Buffalo. and arrives
7.lo 4. Il. anprss5 ksii, fro- Dupkirh. tsun-
days exssptsd) Stops u saiananea 80 m !,
H and connects at $50 y Kxpress Mail from But
fslo, md srrivssln New Yorh 1t 100 a "A,
sis r. = sew Yerk Might ExPress, from
I {. sc =: oisss rs tsaps rurssr'. 80
m Competing vIM Ansypoou rrsiss sad s;,s.-
srs tDe ksst0nhsd Hsw nhGsAa Afss.
FROM DUFFALO-Dy Nev Yck ans non D.
pot cor. Exehnaee and Micsionn esrs~ts:
s.se =. u -. 80 ! let ~ nzsss:s; g.
]; s e ~, 81: a : =: q. nj
svansa wsstssn RalFuaA, and q Jersey Cxsy
With kid.isht kxpr~. ss.is Of Hew y~ssy RAi
rod iss Philsds.phiA. ea.s!eoes ssd W~hlagtoa.
$40 A. =. 1xprsss HAIL. M Avon and hor-
; ssisa sSE - .., .;:A ss sss
s.isimors. w..sinsso o. "a po.ss. sosss. ~
eep,.d). STOP. It Hors.Ilsdis b:s ,. n. issp).
Jersey City With Morning Rxprsss rrain of New
Jersey RaiIroad Tor Baltimore and Washington.
and Il New York With Morning Express Train for
Bcstou and New England Cities.
e.Io r n. New York Night Express,
DAILY. ssops at Horselisviils io.so p m, tsap.
ss ss .s s:l i n e. ~. s from ps
CONNECTS - sinsra for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
s. E. s ssse l.Is::. Gs sss
rurbsx's l:17 p m, (pinsl and arrives IN New
York q sss N. cosssc. q av.s. Bend .i.h
Sessntsa rssnson and Phila6s,pAia, and st New
Yuk With AFi4tsoon Tr.lns sD1 sts.nsrs fo'
oaly On Train Isrs On Sunday, I-avise Bssaie II
sac .. N I'D reaching New York q ia;pp.n.
Dossor Ass MN HsslAsp PAssssesss, With their
AAEsass, are transferred fss q ess.1s r Ns~ f0rs
=. C..:. s &a ~ Va fs ..ss.s
NJ IL asAt tFaisa % shis raalyas.
uAooAa1 anu0x1D T11ouoH,
AaNns sassvs = - - - 80 sdAw Assss.
UAsK RsR IlcKHn VIA KRIB nAIivAf.-0
wAseh - y sesaieed It al Principal Ticket
=. n1DDkD, WA. y. DAAAs
cen pSy't esn1 Pass. ASt
IlI-PlPERs { B0RDER!
ALL fR KW
SPRING STYLES,
-AHs IA s9sar As4F II Ta8.TgA g8f@
b w ss1n10s -
s 1. - !: 7 g6 III =
-. v g sssss n&ys s'.ls.N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

iiob skAoA = 40 - ~ - VI
! tsAn4 - = - 49, - dl,1 = -
cassls ixza, Ia - ssasv. iel11sb -
t,ssel, isaAlsa; ss.nes, l1llf.
gls9 - l1a1s-Mvet p1e - l
ID rANA. pssss. ~
ssusatl6e S5elSassy - sS1 elno1 =
~.
Hoes-fsaskst rulss nsdss11.2 al11es - :
decline Of lsle Per ID was eeassssd nv yrsvssss
rssss; asout sss3s.lsRas ~ III nAEaisC
ssss-Ssd 81 light aad MEDIUM sls5S.
| R>npsnlsan--nubsiTn vsss 4ss3 bssvss,
II, AS shssp and lsabs, saa 49, - hess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

THzHE was . respectable audience in ai,en
dance last evening to hear Sam. Clemens
Lecture on the Sandwich Islands.
The matter Of his lecture was good, his hits
were excellent, and his humour very fine,
but his style Of speaking, and his msnner
generally, is too quiet and and too undemon
ssrstive to please . popular audience. New
srsAsless, this quiet Inconsistencies ofman.
nsr,no doubt gives point and pungency 10 the
Wit and humor Of many Of his sayings; anc
with little more voice and little NOR,
nerve in his general delivery, would not b,
questionable BY way of variety.
Sincs the death of Artemus Ward, We re-
gard Mark Twain ~ unrivallsd in the pecu
'1iar sphere, in which he has won distinction
and mis- fame win jet rival his his recen
dsstA he's ssaied his world reputation .
prince Of good fellow, and chief ofhumorists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

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49, s.ss.. .ssssA WA lsrss as..sA sfss'-
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= . ~ ~ - bsysrs2ns sssA inessvsosss. -
shess vhs ~ ~ tAAs ~ impossible 70 ssssas =
sAv.sss O eassrday's prisss.
vs~s >e6srres busissn dsas - oll, o0i4eghe
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=; usseuatSoiw fancy brands s.seoiess ~
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b little sosns In ssa .ssssrs shss b snp's'iess 70
q.sss rsass sf priees-
Ws.s .psssd .aeassA; No sold 81 sas2 sdyssesd y
skaos4a ssA rsassA on change q s2.Aso7SA ssssns
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49,.
cern-ns. opened ct s1,os. ssliing - - =
tAsrs were soas sslIsrs but No buysss - = m
fpsmsr askiag e&oeec.
100000 ps.sd hisAsr - saos< IN ssssssAsls
aSstvs, ~ slcssa lovss = oo5eGA
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mrssiy for frssh; frssA No. . u -
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nominal q 73<Os for loose shoulder W os osnss'
is.d ielz fos short rfbbsds los for sssgAs lskoh
ct,sx sdss loose, 1aOlSk ssr sweet pichlsd hs1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

%. koufs 4axmsxs
- fslssrsps.I D. Lcgla. April O.
Piear ssAy aad unGtsasAi
Swhsat- x1issd asd higher.
Cen Active At ei o0iesei.oT for mixed, .sysiss
I'D vkiss.
0sss-Birn ut Coz.
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Rys-Advsneing 20 u,
ns.sPort--Lowsr .sd yeah 1t ga ,asoaa.se.
saeon-ssSss f1<p1k
shosidsss-S.<
Isra-psa = l1olsx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Tns confirmation services ct the Episcopal
Church. on Sunday evening, drew forth the
laegsst coagrseasisn, probably, that ever as
ssablsd within it, walls. Many persons
souh sot obtain entrance, and went away
aisapoelntsd. Tho ceremonies we're very
intsrsstinGs Tie number confirmed wss -
toaisAins5 lasss-so many that there vas NOT
room srosndl ths chancsl for eli TO kneei .,
~ sans tina 10 rsosive the Episcopal ben
s0iatps. TAs Right Rev. Bishop Lee ~
nnaksd, 1uiae ~ ssrvics, tAss he never
hadShspasasgs 4 viAssssias 90 many pre-
ssst thsusslvss * coaGrnaaiou, on one oe,
saisas = shis Disssss. 81 csamsndsd the
lhi16nenasl ~ q - 1ss4os, Rsv. II,
~. Wosas, - ~ ~ nsnhsrs Of he Par
khsso1ansAasuA n vsusAy Rector ~
lahsssa hsasna oeaaaa.xly si.es his rssi
Asass inAhis sitvs scwiae psssisas sssd, ems
= - psniAasd y ssjaics l. . shundan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

All Trains run directly through to New Yerk,
AHAeo AALEs vrrRovf enAxas o. CoAcHm. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

THE HALLWAY EXTENDS FROM
D0nklrk to n. York, 40o miles.
Du1ARo - New York, 433 miles.
1ala@Maca - N. York 4l1 miles.
AHp n Snem
" to "a miles the Shortest Route
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Chiease Live sssss asrhss.
~ fssssr.psj es.sAss. Ayuxp.
Recspss--s ear Loads of CATTLE car icsAs u hegs
c.stls-chose. TO pra. y aso7 50 fir " god q %
oT,iE eomincn TO medium ta,is0s,so.
nossscao,e. priu. ss.Ise7so; fair to good s.so
eesec. common medium - ,2sos.N.
Foreign MaTkets-
~ Telegraph Leapes. April s-Nooa-
con.rsv so,f; Kris s7i Illinois ss5s t4so. ~.
Lays.recl. April s-Eoes
BresdstuGs -e~iss.
Provi.Iops -g.ee-sIiy unchanged
Produce-unehsngsd.
Since nssa ~ have sfvsacsf " md sss ssv susesd
Il ~ CopsuIs declined Y; IIlines declined and h
tor snol ID Ut II.
Cousuis declined, and closed stm
These g~ssrsl s~eias 10 Am esczu securities. Ths
Saossns sasrstisns area 800. IzsS; III 's5s. and
tsis ~.
YaAxxFsss, April SIP. IN.
United States boeAs - 7ex.
Lrmrool, April s--Rvs.
ootsos eoatfnnsd hsovy shroasAeus tie ~. WITH .
Ssrinins tendency the cs,s ntahiins spissds 1885,
orissns Tx s4lss .nousssi 70 $50 baa.sL
whsst-N No rsa Is. ~ for vsstsrn s.asi, y bsi
cssn-sd higher. ~ixsd wessrn Sls - pss ssisasI.
narfey--ls "a.
osts-3s ID Se. 49,.
The following are H. eiosiag suossfsoas:
wheat shows :. s<vsses II - ~ ssnsas - No 4
Milwaukee rcd, Lest garter IL -
oorn vac very aetivs 81 The caess u IN asy.
pro,Ssis.s nd pr.,anrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

rRonArLY FATAL AccpeNr AT FLusHisG-A young
daughter OF General Hamilton, Of Flushing, met with an
accident on Thursday, which It is thought will prove
fatal to her She, together with other children,
was playing in her fathers m when she fell through
a trap door from the third story tho door below.
When taken up she wac speechess and showed symp-
toms VI death, but has fingered thus far IN precarous
condition.
AccpENr rax socTHsiDx RsnnoAD.-On Friday
evening German sborer the southsde Railroad,
whle partially intoxicated accidentally fell from one
OF the gravel aud near beug Killed py the
fall The train running At = rapid rate but where
he fell II nothing bat bed OF sand. ana Mtnough
no received but few slight bruses, the physicians
pronounce them OF very dangerous character He
suffered severely from loss Of blood.
sssrsAps TO Er-AtpKRMAx Fox.--0u Friday evening
the Hampstead Band screnaded Mr. Charles Fox.
who vas seriously injured by OF the cars Of the
Long Island Railroad on tbs 5th OF August last since
which time no has been confined 10 bis room UNDER
going medical cars Until latoy no Was expected daily
10 breathe his last but II seems his condition TOOK turn
for the better. During the past week MI FOX has re-
covered so artha ail DOUBTS entertained have been DIS
peled His friends serenadsd him when they learned
that he was out OF danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

and then the work Of Inconsistency began. 50 neon
rsbe we're the IDEAS entertained By The delegates that
the Arguments set forth sustain Them we're Of the
most incondie nature The nrss question that arose
Was TO the iushabs Representatives Of Richmond and
Suffolk coantes The point WAS eaborately
argued ny Mr. Christie, politician from
New YORK, and Congressman Iabsr, OF Queens.
They argued the question without any definite result
and the discussion nnaly closed by Iabsr denying the
motion Of Christie, that Richmond county entitled
90 representatives, and that II Richmond received
tao right substitute the ssrnaiss apponted then he
claimed that Queens should be allowed 70 substitute nor
aernaies and make the OF the counties
stand Queens nine Richmond slx This motion
opposed accordingly by Christie. who eaDo-
rata and eloquent appeal asked the Convention TO
support him IN his proposition. AMI discussed Al
some length tho kind Of man they (Rcnmond county,
wanted FOR the next nominaton-ons who would II
-sDe obtain the removal Of obnoxious Excise s~
and the nusances OF quarantine Upon notion oil Mr..
Peasal the Convention adjourned until Friday next,
when the matter sal doubtless be further discussed,
ana nomination made which win prove ANYTHING but
satisfactory The republicans thluk that they again
eject, without any ioubI, their intended candidate,
NicaoAs Il. La BRn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

l, appears thus that the aggregate Of receipts
during the present year 100000 francs, very
satisfactory result, indeed, for managers
Mss Adah Clifton has turned drams,isi snd will have
a psay on the boards Broadway this winter
At the Italian Opera BRUSSELS september -. wiIlism
Tell was announced for performance. fhe hoase
ned BY distinguished audience. shortly after the
commencement Or the frs, act tho tenor while on tho
stage. suddenly uttered exclamation OF pain aud foil
sensciess into The Of one Of the actors Ne
instantly carried on tic stage and tho curtain was
lowered. AMER interval Of some minutes the d.
,dvanced 70 the ooh,s and said that the tenor
IN that lie had been sent his residence and Il
was therefore Impossible tina; the opera could bs per-
formed
The opcr House In Paris will contain forty busss.
twenty sia.aes and four groups. aud viii he orna-
man,ed by than i've marble pillars The
colored marbles used the building --yy, white. rose
green red and volet-hxye been brought from the
Pyrenees, l,sly, sweden, spain aud Algeria Each pill
lar Of the porsye @sshs nearly fourteen tons and =
about twsn,y-sr al half feet high and ythrss
inches In circumference
kidsamners Night Dream viii bs shortly produced
At the Olympic with the attractive feature Of tho talent,
% and charming Miss Fannie stockton ~ obeton.
The immortal DANIEL Auber is about TO give another
proof or the Immortality Of his genius TO the world in the
shape OF opera, which he has jus, completed,
under the title OF In Jour de Bonip,ur II Is intended
for Mo 0pru tSDiqs> and the much-alksd-of pupil OF
Madame Eugcuis Carols, Mils Monbclli, will make her
debut therein This not the age Of miracles, and yet
there lives composer who writes opera at the age Of
eighty six apparently 10 the plentrde o. his inspifa-
ton and artistic power.
Adeiins Patti stills regns goddess the Sale veu.a.
dour. Lucia Icmm,rmoor and crispsno Ia comare
have both boon produced for her the Italian theatre
crsmmsd nightly, The receipts averaging fifteen thou.
sand francs
Rosiu has protested against tho resusctstcn OF Tan
croi, urged BY the utter Incompetence Of Nile. Gross
FOR the character Of the hero.
" bssier intends bringing out csnsrentcIa and IA
Donna del Ld0o both for his fsvorts con,ralio whom,
however, he elevate the front raak OF artists
by any amount Of frequent presentation or significant
smpIsesmsn. in tho performances. La Dos~a del La0o
with Adslna Patti Elsns would be Interesting o. that
aeeoust and sgss Mossini would shine undoubtedly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

From the springfield Republican trsdicsl Oct. IL
ne doezt OF equal suffrage in Onto IL disgrace and
humiliation 20 the republican party no, only OK that
state bu. the Whole country Tho petty
the state ticket small com pen saiion. rhere are
excuses psstinns tn Re offered The republicans
unio have declared that they do bsevs equal
suffrage a. right. They willing TO aid in forcing
the south, IA order TO secure loyal reconstruction
ana republican ssccndarcy that section cut they deny
10 their own col0red cxena because they isel strong
there are MEANS OF wardng Oh the derson aud
tempt proyokcs
fFrom the Cncnnai Commerce al trepubiicanl Oct. TO-
There has been more Of the severity OF justice than Of
TIE wisdom OF exred.ency In the extremely radical
policy 81 congress for year, past II has been
stantly assumed by Toe radical leaders that they only
represented an intense snd nyesrs- radcaism In the
people. They asserted that they really driven be-
fore popular tempest Of radcalism which dcs-
tined 10 sweep round the world ike the trade wiudS
There nov visible signs that the country has either
had too much or too little o. tho rsdcsi policy. Az We
SEQ A. there has been too much of the good thing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
WEALTHY FARMER MURDERED.

He - ~, sbed In His own House-Escapc or
the Aiurdcrers-They secure 100000 i'm.
United states Bonds.
lFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer, October IL
The Chief VI Ponce, Robert AcGrew. yesterday After
noon received despatch, da.si Spr ngueld Quo, con-
tanning the intelligence that horrible murder ana
heavy robbery had been committed In that vicinity a.
carly hour that morning. As near as We could
CLEAN the particulars from the Chef man BY the
name OF Daniel Dentzcr, wealthy farmer who re-
sides about Eve miles from Springfield, wa mur-
dered in bis bed and his house robbed OF the heavy
sum OF one hundred thousand dollars In Unteo-
States bonds The and robbers are supposed
be- large aud the ohsr small man. both nav-
ing been seen about Springfield and botn having disap
pesrcd The large man wore broad onmmed nat ana
one OF them gray clothes posed they got the
ak O'CLOCK morning bouud for THIS city. reward
OF s5 600 ID offered the arrest OF the murdeers and
our chat and mis- the for them
The NO ghbors vicinity OF WHICH The murder was
com mitlod are In a tremendous STATE OF excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

in Roderick Dhu- Moreover, the opera 10 one OF 'ne
noss delightful Of Rossini's.
y. Hector Bsrliox has been invited by the Grand
Duchess Helena OF Russia now soourning at Paris 70
six months this winter ST. Petersburg. 70 under
take the direction OF the OF the CONSERVATORY
He will leave Paris for the great northern city IN Dc
cember
selection from the COMPANY OF Her Msjessys Thea
tire now performing with unwoned success in Dublin
The troupe Of the finest which has appeared IN
Dublin for years and includes she names OF Nile fs-
jens, Nile. snco Nine Trebsis, signors Be'siui Cas-
sie Foil, Boss and Casaboni Mr.. Tom Hohlsr and NJ
ssntiey. SiEnor Bevgnani il the conductor
The symphony soress Of Theodore Thomas this season
have some entirely new works on the programme
Madame Rosa's magnificent voice and Leopold dc
Meyers unrivalisd piano playing viii assist tas
orchestra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
Prospect Of Another Bnckshot War In Penn
sylyanin.

From The FiliacsipNaa ASe, Oct III.
Notwithstanding the ;untoubiei &c the dsmo-
state ticket, and the decided msory for Judge
Searswood tito radicals OF .'Lhe r1g' still proclaim
ny their belief that Judge Williams mas elected.
IL this anything, u means that the old game ~
fraud Is TO be played, and The radicals intend 10
the election though they had not been defeated
We warn lba party leaders against attempting srch
thing Democrats are Ia No humOr or condition 10 sub
nit rassively Ia such outrage and punishment cer
tain and severe will quickly follow, NO. only the
miserable Tools who may be ,he instruments of
It's preparation but also ths greater crmi-
nals aud holder knsyss who furnished The
money for ihclr purchase We cannot for one moment
entertain ths beleg that Coioro, Francis JoriAn
occupies tbs dual position of Secretary o. no ,emmcn
wealth aud Chairman of Radical state Committee
Offices that Ought TO be nconpatibc--wouid allow such
outrage 10 DO pegelrated. Ccrain II Is TIA. the state
returns the Office of the Secretary OF the
commonwealth aud no fraud he successful ~ithogt
The coaniyanca OF some officers oi that department In
1855 there bnckshnt VAR in Pennsyivan occx
sioned ny attempt 60 iamper With tho purity " the
ballot boz LIST tho dark political gsnesters in the
radical party rause wal ostore tasy lrscpiac anothe
suca eveat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
Views of the German City Press ON the Re-
lleetfous

The New York Democrd, republican, in referring 10
the result OF the recent elections asks How Is this re-
marksbo result which nigh. be calai revolution, TO
DO explained and proceeds 10 answer s own question
Is follows
Various circumstances have contributed 10 H. As far
Is regards the Datons question: the republican major.
inv lacked n unity, which, n directed Nv a pow
cru mind SEXES upon and dsposcs questions without
difilculiy The majority Of Congress composed OF
men OF Intellect and liberal ideas, but they lacked
nerve and energy. They we're afraid TO i'm.
peach the President, and they confined
themsclyes TO making TO limit his power but met
WITH snch m that Stanbery enabled to da
ever loop.holcs At all points through which Johnson
could escape 10 continue hrs same The people lost all
symuatnv for tie radical Congress. and began 70 give
the President credit FOR his steady opposition and psrs-
verance The defea, In OHIO mainly owing 70 the
negro suffrage amendment to the constitution IL can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
AI0 FOR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOH OF THE HEKALU.
New YORK, Oct. Il, 1861
We have TO acknowledge tho receipt Of the following,
for bench, Of sufferers by the epidemic Ns~ Orleans
r. II. T., $50; T. W. T., $40; John c. Baldwin, $50 ),
limo by Iitmousc, 81; Mss Martina grocker $50; pre-
viousiy acknowledged, ST., 05S; to'ai S1l, ga.
Also the following for tue b'n.hI Of Galveston SUI
ierers:-W. X. F., 500 previously acknowledged,
sPoFFoRD, rILEsToN 4 co.
10 THE EDITOR OF THs HERALD.
New York. Oct IL, 1867.
Collections for the yslio~ fever sufferers, by H. B.
Crom~eli Co., for New Orleans: = Geo. A. Clark ~
Brothers $50; IL G. Caikins, $25; previously rem,ed,
H. CROMWELL Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

since the act OF Congress Of July I6 1862 authorizing
artificial limbs 10 be furnished 10 manned soidiers there
have been issued 39s1 legs 2240 arms feet 5S hancs
and 125 surgical apparatus The Su geon GENERAL cst
mates that 1000 limbs remains stn 10 be supplied
Hereafter money value Is to be given IN lieu OF an
order on some manufacturer The total number or
wounds recorded was 1883 96l, and OF Operations
2s 63S. Ths surgeons killed In battle during the war
wcro 90 by accident IL died Of wounds 10; dieo "a
rebel prisons q; OF yellow fever u OF choers, .; OF
other diseases 27l, making total OF 335. Medical om
GERS wounded battle 35 2l00l7 sold ers are recoraso
discharged on certificates OF disability.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
KILLED BY FALLING FROM 4 WHEAT STACK.

The Albert Lea Freeborn county, Mnneso,a) Sanddrd
reports that Norwegian named Peter PETERSON nvng
near TWIN Lakes, killed by falling from wnes.
stack sunday, September 20 The adndd avs 'nss
phchfork lean g aasins, the sack ana mat NJ.
p fell upon the handle, which entered ine ABDOMEN ~
the and penetrated the abdonna cavity ne aied
in three or four hours probably from internal hermor-
rbsge II CATS ths dispensation Proydsn,a and rs-
button for sabbath labor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

A Threat TO Force Negro Suffrage ON Ohio.
The Rochester ~ ~ Democrat radical, discussing
the elections in Psunsylvanis and Ohio admits that tbs
radical power broken In the States, We, gioriss IN
Congress II says.--"For the loss Of tho amendment.
there Is fortunately sure remedy. IL the State
refuses 10 grant equal rights TO All Americans wIthon,
regard to birth, invoke the power Of Congress
20 achieve that just and sslulary reform"