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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept 25.
Col. Graham, Assistant Register OF the
Treasury. was yesterday appointed by the
Presiden, Acting Register until a successor
to Mr.. Colby shall be appointed,
A despatch received at the War Depart
ment from Gen. Mower at New Orleans, re-
ports Gen Graham. and the rest of the off
GERS, sick with yellow fever as doing we'll.
Gtnerals Sickles, Sheridan and Hancock,
had an interview With Gen Grant to day.
Gen Hancock and Fitz John Porter had
an audience with the President
An order from the War Department pro.
vides for the sale OF all the army wa ons be-
longing to the Qnartermasters Department,
exeeptcertain medical wagons and Oil the am
balances, except of the Wheeling and Rucker
pattern together with the harness used
Herewith.
Several Committees Of Tobacco manufac,
tures- from distsnce, are waiting on the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to day,
with view of obtaining a manifestation o,
HI. recent decision regarding the tax on to.
bacco
s. cretary Seward has despatched letfe,
to Consul Thurston, at Toronto, stating thai
the President Proclamation offers no i'm
hunity in the case Of DR. Blackburn
Ii is understood that the State Department
is by no means despondene OF obtaining q
fair settlement Of the Alabama claims. al.
though it may he hindered and DELAYED BY
the death OF the lsmented Bruce.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DEs MoryEs, Sept. 25.
No such gathering has before been known
to Me,hodists OF Iowa as yesterday or the oc.
casion Of the re union Of the three Conferen>
ces of the State in this city. Judge Nourse
gave welcome and Bishop James made re :
ply speeches, and hymns Of praise occupied
the forenoon. In the D. m a general Sab
bath School Institute was held under the di-
rect,on of Rev. Vincent
ST PArL, Sept 25.
A State Temperance Convention met at
Rochester yesterday, to take into considera-
ton the propriety Of running temperance
ticket for State officers Resolutions were
finally adopted. however, condemnng the
action Of both political parties. but atfirminy
that the temperance cause at this time does
not require any specific political action by
temperance men Of the State.
The State base ball tournament commenced
here Yesterday.
New ORLEANS, Sept "a.
Interments from yellow fever for twenty
four hours ending this morning. eighty two.
Letters from Lagrange, Texas, state the mum
ber of citizens remaining in town 10 barely
500. yet the :ntarments reached twenty four
in two days, the disease proving fatal 10 nine
cases out of ten. Every house is filled with
sickness and death, and whole families swep,
away. The disease is spreading.
New YoRK, Sept 25.
A Herald Key West special says Longh
lin. one Of the lincoln conspirators. died oi
yellow fever on the 23d inst All Of the con.
spirators have been very attentive to the sick
at Dry Tortugas.
SYRAcrsE. Sept. 25.
The Republican State Convention organ.
lied with Hon. Jas. Gibson temporary
Chairman.
DrBrorE. Iowa, Sept. Is.
A large quantity of whisky was seized here
yesterday by the Collector, which was pur
chased in New York Ii is alleged that the
price paid for it Was less than the govern
ment tax,
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 25.
The newspaper controversy between Major
j. D. Walker and Colonel J. Albert smith,
two federal officers from Indiana. culminate 1
this morning in pistol fight in the billiard
room Of the Stacey Hou-e. Walker was the
attacking party. and received three wounds,
one through the left lung, one in the shoulder,
and the other in the thigh. 1t is thought be
cannot survive.
Smith is unhurt He was arrested, and
bailed in the sum of $s0OO
Apprehensions of riot at the municipal
election, felt for the week past, are much
quieted by Grants order to Thomas The
authorities feel assured they will be permitted
to hold the election rs provided for by the
charter; whilst leading radicals are OF the
opinion that Thomas will MT Ass me TO decide.
but act upon Gov. Brownlow's decision. ard
thus sustain the franchise law Probably
both parties will hold an election and let
the courts determine the question. Thomas
is expected tonight. when Cooper. the COM
mander of the militia. will consult with him.
The latter expects to have 600 militia men
here by Saturday, one company from Jackson
having already rived Four disbanded CONS
panies have been recaledto service; but with
plenty Of federal troops under Thomas, no
collision need be feared. The mayor has tel
epraphed to Washington asking that more
definite instructions be given to Thomas.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RlcHxosp, Sept. 25
The Soldiers AID Sailors Convention met
to>day. One hundred delegates we're pres
ept, from all Sections Of the State. Gen. II
H. Wells wxs chosen President.
The Convention adopted set of resolu
tions pledging itself to the support Of the
Reconstruction acts.
A molten to endorse the Radical platform
Of the State Convention Of April was sec
onded BY the only colared delegate present,
but was laid on the table.
A resolution urging usurY law for the
State was adopted.
Adjourned sine die.
Generel Scho6eid has decided that Com
gress has prescribed no oath for delegates to
the State Convention, aud there is no other
competent authority only the restriction as 10
delegates that is contained in the 9th section
Of the act OF March I'd, that no person ex
claded from holding Office by the proposed
amendmentto the Constitution shall be eliei
bile IS member Of the Convention.
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LAfB cADLB DISpA pAfenE.

FLosxscs, Sept. 49, i. n.-When il b.
eanss kasun hsrs shas Garibaldi -haa bsen
srreaied and inps;soesd is the fortress Of
Alexsndria, Els partisans IN this city wess
greatly exaspsrassd, and, appearing in he
asests ID crowds, made tasbnient denepstra-
tioss Of synpathy for their leeder. Ths man.
ifsssstions finally developed into riot, bat
he d,sturbsncs, though threatening, was saD
pressed BY the prompt action and 6rmnsas Of
government.
All the volunteers Of Garibaldi whn had
gathered on the Roman frontier, have been
compelled 70 disperse and retire BY the Ital-
ian trooss. x3
Victor Emanuel has isssed another procla-
nation, in which he says the faith Of the gov.
eminent pledged in it, treaties with foreign
powers, exacted Of il the painful duty Of ar
resting 0aribaldi, The acknowledged leader
of movement in direct violation of thia
treaty
FIoRrScE, Sept. 25-Noon.-It is ssid
that the Itslian Government has offered 70
send Garihaldi 70 bis home 1t Capiera, OF
relieve him Of all restraints, if he will give
his parole not to engage in further hosti'itiea
against the Roman States.
PARls. Sept 25.-The Koaitear, and all
journals Of an official or semi>oficial charsc-
ter, praise the decision and 6rmness Of the
King Of Italy, in preventing the lawless inva
sion Of Rome, and maintaining the faith Of
treaty obligation, and they say the conduct Of
the Italian Government in the matter affords
another strong guarantee for the peace o.
Europe.
LoEDos, Sept. % The session Of the
Pan Anglican Synod at Lambeth commenced
yesterday morning. Bishop Whi,ehouse. Of
Illinois. preached the opening sermon.
Intelligence received from Dover Castle il
of nature TO lead to fears of an attack on
| that place by the Fenisns. Arms have been
sent down TO the garrison, and precautions
taken to prevent any such attack.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BALr1MosE. Sept. 25.
Gen. Sheridan ~ he paased through on his
way to Philadelphia. was escor.ed from Cam
den to the President stree, depot By Cons
mit,ee Of the City Council and ci,izens, in
c.rriages, passing down Baltimore street.
BosToS. Sept Is.
The remains of Sir Frederick Bruce were
sent home inthe steamship China. The China
took no specie.
The Annual meeting Of the Massachusetts,
State Temperance Alliance Was held to day.
Mr.. VIM. B, Spoonsr WAS re>eleeted Presl-
dent. II was voted to raise SO, 900 TO ad-
vance the cause the coming year.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 25.
Thaddeus Stevens health ia rapidly i'm
proving. He will soon resume work on his
reconstr truction, revenue and financial meas>
ure. hoping TO have them ready at the meet
ing of Congress.
New YoRK, Sept Is.
An arrival at New Bedford from Hudson q
Bay brings news from Mr.. Hall. Arctic Ex-
plorer, who was at Repulse Bay, where be
has remained for about two years year
ago last winter he made journey to Pelis
Bay, about 1870 miles north. Next spring, in
company with six white men who have Joined
him from the whaling feet, be intends to pro,
ceed to King Williams land, and will return
home, if possible. in 1868.
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FROlu CHICAGO.

CnlcAGo, Sept. 90.
A mysterious affair of honor is reported in
the Tribune as having occurred in the south
ern part OF the city last night, in which both
parties were wounded. DIR. Reynolds va,
called upon TO attend the duelists, and va.
driven very mysteriousiy to remote portion
Of the city, where he WAS conducted through
an alley and in general roundabout way in
10 the pre- sence Of the wounded counbatshts
whom he found with Grape on their faces ARC
otherwise disguised The names Of the par
ties were not learned It was only kuowr
that there Was woman in the case whom
the Doctors services were called for. Ii wal
said the man had been wounded while ou,
hunting,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK. Sept %.
The Herdlds Florence special of the 24th
gives fuiI account OF Gnribaldits intended
movement and his arrest. He was conveyed
to the Fortress at Alexandria The arms, &C.,
intended for his troops have been seized. Hia
arrest It Is thought will produce considerable
excitement, but the italian government 10 de-
termin.d to prevent the invasion OF the Pa.
pal .esritory.
The HsrdLds Paris special says; The city
is greatly excited by the news Of Garibaldi' 1
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FROM KANSAS

LAWRENCE, Kansas, Sept. "a.
Mr.. Shoemaker, Superintendent Of the
construction OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad,
has teIeeraphsd for more troops, to prevent
the suspension Of work The Government
has rendered . regiment to Gen. Sherman for
that purpose.
The Germans, in State Convention at To-
peka yesterday, re affirm the Leavenworth
Platform, which declares that the Germans
will support no man or party in favor Of Sun.
day laws.
Senstor Pomeroy and Mrs. f. Cady Stanton
addressed an audience this evening Of S0t
people, IN favor OF female suffrage.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK. Sept. 25.
The British brig Aurora. seized by the rev
enue officers, has been released, the Captain
having signed paper which relieves the Col
lector from responsibility in case the resul,
Of the investigation proves adverse to the yes.
sci. The Captain says the offence was com
mitted by the shippers Of the spirits, and no,
by himself or owners oil the vessel
The stakes involved in the HAmill and
Brown race. amounting to 81 600 have beer
given up to Hamill = B own hackers having
Withdrawn their Injunction.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 25
Two boys named George Ivens and John
Tut we're to-day held in bail $500 each. on
charge Of arson. The boys admitted their
guilt. Tut said that on Friday last he set
Ere to q store in the rear of Williams street,
which resu ted in the disastrous confagration
of that day. and on Monday fred barn near
his mothers house. Ivens admitted that
yesterday he carried shovel full of Goals
from his mothers stove, and threw them on
the hay in = barn near hrs fathers house.
The boys stated their object was merely to ses
the engines run. The widespread conAA
grafton on Clark street yesterday 10 also Is.
certained to have been the work Of mischiev-
ous hoya
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FROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 26.
The Republican State Convention to dny
chose Hon. Roscoe Conkling permanent
President, and General McM,fiian vas nom,
mated Secretary Of State. Resolutions we're
offered favorina the impeachment Of Presi>
dant johnson. and were referred. Judge
vm ce4t Af kiass county s~s nonihaaesd
for iAtornsy General A. C. Powell, Of On.
eadsaa coss9 ~ SsSts Esxiassr; and 0sn.
!eaa nsnAsad, ef AlIssAasy eesnty, q
cooaI Cen0iolieuee.
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NJ H. RUNNER and Lizzie Runner. his
4SAs ~ife gpnnabi- bussth NAT I4sf,n John Nc
Moi y ssnnei kngr, Bt, atw-lf, and BritHn 4 10
f"u sr- esrh yon hereby titled that thsrt 10 pOw
On hie ip the ofac- the Clerk the Court aud
.rL 80. lowr, ~ okna. the petition of j. r. sowIer
eia hingof H. IN, ns,a Judgment U csfta 0
promt-sory note, p.rttul.ry de-criled IN sad PETE
no ,vr 10 ann 1890 and sKsa.t yon al tine for'-
closure oi = certain moltk.g@ securing p,1 m o
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TnoA QUINCY.

1 s Qriscr. II. aepe =.
Tho See Hhir 0toands 1nD iaan9ufatsd
yestefd1y, " ! mes n tbs sitsfnoon md :
dance and ssppes 10 the svsning.
Thecftisens aSe at last moving with view
to farsishing the crowd q the State Fair
Wish aeeommodsaions n psivsts knilies dor.
ing The Fair, By the appointment Of . com
uiu8asto eahvsss the ciiy for thai, purpose.
Tha ssepiag acconnodstioas will s. ssdly
de6eient there il no doubt.
The corner stone Of Pier No. 5 of the rail-
road bridge il now bsisg laid By the Masonic
fraternity. @
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

T1yHf6 Il T. give notice that The xJJ aay u August
j A. u. 1857, . warrant In Bankrult vas issued
against The cstste Of Oliver George, ~ napa't van
sureu ,ounty, and State lows. who his heen syu red
Raakrn,t oa his Own pettsian That the psJm nj oi
any debts and delivery Of Any property beionaii 70
suca tauhrapt to hin, or hi. an this -nf OF
any pronsrty by Lin is bdt-n by la~ thSt o..
the Q. edo Of the said bankrupt 10 prove their
.,l he held a, tue Cour Of 4nxrupy. to he holden 81
the once the resi-r Ia Bs kruprcy In the Cry q
eeol nh Iowa before rohn Rvac kestster on the Itn
q. ". CLARK. 2, ~,
aa1s1 d1v ny II FULTON, p.pnty.
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Notice in Tsama rup,cy.

TNHlS is to give notice that on the 18th day
sept. A. y 1851, riant iu ssnktuptcy -
ued ga ass the K...i, OF II rds-t, Brath II
4 Ksckus, L.s cou' ~. and stat. 'oAa, who Ia
bAen Aiiuiged nkr.pta uron their te Il on
rhst tn pavu II any d~ba Aad livery my rrop.
srty bsionsinx &, sach Bsntrnts 10 them for the
and the trAnaf-i Of property b. IN, m q +
hijdrn by law. Thus uhs-tinr of the credit 70 oi
sci Bansrn, T. ~ provo their debt. snd c ooee on
Aasn.es Of their viii ha h.d at Cour,
u B4ukrnptcy 10 b- IL. the Mcs Of the Rcd
ter 81 psnkrtp pfcs, In tho tits K-otuk 1a.A benr.
Joh- Bruce Reg ter. the 2oth dsy Of November, A.
1867 at . o clock \.
wv CLspR usM
septee Fy II Futeor, Deputy.
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AFTERNOoN DPATCMEB.
Latest News Trea Washlagton.
ffcsidelt sslieited fR lid b fsanenes
Ce1ssRvaiiys.
Trouble Anticipated as ~ Naaasaze Elecio.
systefisu llilir 4 IsasR II Chicago.
One OF Lincolns Conspirators Dead
LARGE GATHERING OFMETHODISTS
AT DES MONIES.
Quincy Preparing for the Fair.
More Troops Wanted TO Protect Ae Pacific
Railroad.
Serious Shooting Anray IN Nashvills.
SHERlDAN's RECEPTION AT PHIL.
ADELPHIA.
seldisTA' and Satiess' 0savsntisn as
nieAmeaa.
Tremendous Hail Storm IN Philadelphia.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14ss.
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Engraving Brands, q seals

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CI.OruIEMl

NencilI, Jones Co.....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets
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NEW YORK STATS oosvnxr1c n

Tremendous Hail Storm tn Philadelphia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
THE EASTERN CONTINENT.
News by Atlantic Cable, for the Cur
rent Week.

Feb. 9.-The Pope, it is reported, viii soon
make an appeal to the Catholic Powers to
sustain him: and, as the Greek Catholic Pow
ers of Russia and Greece do not recognize
the Roman Papacy, the appeal of course is to
the Great Powers of Spain, Portugal, France,
Italy, Austria, Bavaria, and certain minor
Powers, such US Mexico, Brazil, San Marine.
&C.. &c.
The report from Scrvia is, that the Turkish
forces are to eyacuate that province:
FEB 1O.-1he rates of the Cable-Tcle>
graph Tolls are to lie reduced so per cent.
after March Ist.
The King Of Prussia, at the close of the late
Diet, expressed strong hopes of a United
Germany, aud counselIed peace with all the
world.
The Christian subjects of Mahometan Tur-
key are about to be relieved of their political
disabilities by the Sublime Porte This good
news has already caused rise in the Turkish
funds
FEB. 12.-Cherbourg. France, will be Wis
tied by the United States Squadron, during
the Worlds Exhibition at Paris, April LIST to
October 31st.
The Queen of Spain is to open the Cortes
March 3Oth-intending, it is said, to impose
forced loan
The italian Cabinet, as unit, has resigned;
and the Turkish Cabinet is to be re-organized
The States of5SOuth Germany are adopting
the Army System of Prussia; and that mighty
monarch, the King OF Prussia, has magnani-
mous)y proposed to treat with the Ex- King
of Hanover, concerning the disposition OF his
private property.
In the British Empire, all is quiet as to
fears of Feniaus and observation-disclosures.
FEB. 1.-two ex-offccrs OF the Federal
army have been arrested in Great Britain, on
the charge OF Fenianism. at Dublin, on
Tuesday, 10 were arrested, who had just ar
rived on steamer.
At Berlin, the same day, an election for a
member of the North German Parliament was
carried by the Liberals.
Mr.. 'Israeli's plan OF Reform was de-
nounced last Monday, in the British Com
mons.
The italian Parliament is prorogued to the
2Sth inst, and Count Picasoli has been re-
quested by the King to resign.
An American ship has left Spain for Can
d;a, to bring of the Crctan refugees. The
Viceroy of Egypt demands Independence of
the Turkish government.
FEB. 14.-From Dublin, troops and artil-
lery were despatched c,dSy after the Fcnians
who had marched from Killarney towards
Kenmare.
An American Radical weekly paper is to
be established in London.
Many vessels are already navigating the
Suez canal in Egypt.
FEB. l5.-Two ship loads of Feuians were
reported to day, as landing at Valemtia ;td
the telegraph wires thence to Killarney were
down. Both Lord Mas and Sir II UGH Rose.
military commander in Ireland, left London
Instantly, for ireland.