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MRS. WHEELER, StossLsn, Ns''.

Manchester, N. H., June II, 1866.
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charges are VERY maierute. Communicstons sarr~liy
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MRS. PORTER. Dover, N, N.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01

nuTCaRss COUNTY COUNTRY RESIDENCE pom
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TWO BILblARp TABLES wANrBp,-PARrTEs nav.
Ing such In Gpod order and Willing 10 sell low for rash
may s4dress WIN fau parscusys Rdisrd Tables HsraA
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AT NEW BRuNswIcK.oN THE RARIrAN.-A FIRST
n class Country Seat Of 80 land: apple
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double mansion IL attic aud cellar; farmers cot
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NOUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-BEAUTIFULLY Lo-
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shaded with everarcens and other ornamental trees;
kinds of choice fruit IN abundance; beautiful scenery
and enc Of The most desirable locations the North nver
win sold great bargain exohapgod for cy prog
ery. '. IRELAND, M Broadway.
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nILLfARps-CALL Ar ls FULTON STRICT AND
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoRE. March g.
The excitement among the Fenians here
under the Irish news is immense. The Fe-
nian headquarters are thronged, and great
number of Irish Americans have rendered
pecuniary assistance to Gen. Gleason, who is
here and not in Ireland. Several men were
booked to-day for the Fenian army. A pub
lie demonstration is to be held Monday. Ste
phsas IL sseertaiued to be still residing in
BROOKLYN. and having nothing to do with
the struggle.
In Ireland the troops had battle with the
insurgent troops near kilinare, county Of
Limerick, defeating them. with one killed
and several wounded, and took thirty pris
oners. Among the latter vss the fenian
Gen. Lance. A force ofrebels some 300strong
was also beaten by the soldiers at Clemmel.
Several Of the former we're killed, and eigh
teen prisoners taken, and quantity of arms
captured. The Fenisns stripped the houses
Of guns and other weapons, and armed bands
Of men are moving through the counties Of
Clare, Tipperary and Limerick, and have
frequent conflicts with the police.
A DR.. Clesry is reported killed at kila-
mack
Incendiary fires are frequent in the city
and county of Limerick.
-Four soldiers deserted from Governor 6
Island last night, alter, il is supposed, MUIR
dering the man in charge OF the boat which
they seized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
TROA WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The President and cabinet are husily en-.
gagged in the necessary preparations for the
exception Of the military government bills
for the South
The President has sent to the Senate a large
number of nominations for various Offices.
Many of those which remained unacted on a,
the close Of the last Congress have agsin
been sent in for confirmation. As there are
at least 5000 vacancies, the rush Of Office
seekers is unusually spirited.
The Commissioner has just approved 49,
III acres of land 10 the State OF Minnesota
as school indemnity land.
CHICAGO, March. 8.
A Washington special says Prices resolu>
ton will be pressed next week. If passed, i,
will compel the sale Of $50, 600, 900 in coin.
In the Senate there is an indispositioa 10
touch the finance question at this time.
Certain members will push next week a res
olution to allow SO per cent. OF the tariff du-
ties to be paid in currency.
The statement of Gen. Howard, Commiss
sioner of the Freedmens Bureau, transmit
ted to the Senate by the Secretary Of War,
states that So 500 white and "a, 23S colored
people in the Sosth will need Dod from some
source before the next crop can relieve them.
/ be number Of rstions required for one
mouth is 1,070, 900; for FIVE months, the
probable time required, S,535.o00. At %
cents per ration, the estimated cost will be
50, 1873, $50; of this sG25, 900 has already been
appropriated, leaving 81, sos, go to be pro-
vided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
FROM CINCINNATI.

AhltAtO, -uhfCH O.
The Journals Cincinnati special OF the
9Th, says at a Brewers celebration in the city
Yesterday, young man named Ralph Able
was instantly killed by the bursting of a can
non.
Geo. Gaetz, the ringleader of the three
confessed murderers of James Hughes, yes
terday made will, giving to Prof Keichler,
his head after his execution. He has not
been tried yet, but intends 10 confess, and
fully expects to be hanged.
In Mansfield, Ohio, on Wednesday eve
ming public meetingwas held and vigilance
col4mittee was organized, for the purpose Of
Kidding the place OF q swarm Of thieves, pick
pockets and plunderers A number Of arrests
were promptly made, and at another meeting
yesterday, the scoundrels we're brought and
exhibited TO the citizens. After having their
photographs taken for,the rogues gallery, sew
en- OF them were escorted to the depot and
compelled to depart on the train, with the as
surance Of hanging should they ever return.
The citizens have resolved TO sustain the re
gulstors, and notice has been given to all
others Of disrep9tssssle character' to L ave at
once.
The Kentucky Legislature yesterday pass
ed law compelling allofhcers except them
selves, to accept their pay in green backs.
CINCINNATI, March 8.
At an adjourned meeting of the city coun'
| Gil held this morning for the election Of En-
gineers ofthe Fire Department, Jas Mc6rev
was chosen Chief ahd Lewis Wisby anc
Theo. Chambers Assistants.
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expressing sympathy for the people Of Ire
land.
The rules were suspended, 103 yeas to l8
nays, and the joint resolution introduced.
Mr.. WOOD moved the previous question,
which was not seconded, 80 against s6.
Mr.. BANKS moved to refer the resolution
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, when
appointed.
Mr.. BANKS remarked that the max ed o., /,
preston of sympathy for Ireland amounted
to but very little. There was not . member
Of the House who did not entertain that SEN
timent as strongly as the gentleman from
New York, but the resolution was coupled
with other questions concerning the interests
Of the country, which should Be considered
by the Committee on Foreign Affairs. He
shoaid ask the House 10 immediately appoi Mt
that Committee, by the Speaker.
On the question of referring the resolution
to the Committee, yeas SO, nays 80.
Mr.. BANKS offered the following:
Reselred, That, or in view of, events trans.
piring on the Northern frontier of the United
States, it ia expedient that a standing Com
mittss ou Foreign Affairs shall be nov ap-
! pointed, for the purpose of considering for
| eign relations Adopted.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to suspend the rules
so he might introduce joint resolution re-
appointing Committee of fifteen on recon-
struction. Rejected, yeas SO, nays SO, two,
thirds not voting affirmatively.
After the transaction of some unimportant
business the House adjourned.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 5.

CHICAGO, March B. (
Yesterday morning the water was let into
the lake tunnel, for the purpose Of testing its
strength. In order 10 avoid the possibility of
accident, the water is being let in very gradu.
sTly, so the tunnel win not probably be filled
10 its utmost capacity for day or two. In
the afternoon the members of the Board Of
Public w@ks made an attempt 20 reach the
CRIB. and for that purpose embarked upon a
ting. but the dense fields Of floating ice, ex.
tending as far as the eye can reach, stopped
their progress, and compelled them to return
70 the river.
The Convention Of Illinois dairynepr at
Rockford, III, which adjourned last nisht,
has been Of considerable interest, and it's dis,
cussions have brought out many practical
poipts calculated TO give greater interest in
This department Of the farm work OF the
West. The experience Of persons from all
narts of the west were laid before the meet
ing. and the whole subject presenting so much
Of interest that permanent organization was
made, under the name Of the Illinois and
Wisconsin Darymens Association, and the
following persons elected officers: Prsndent,
w. n. King, OF Winnebago; Secretary, J..
II. Jones, OF Winnebsgo Treasurer, B. W.
Stone, Of Winnebago.
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FROM EUROPE.
Nsv YoRK, March 8.

NEw YoRK, March 8.
Mr. Tracy, the reporter Of the New York
Herald, has been arrested for telegraphing
false reports of sedition among the English
troops. n
The Government, III reply to an inquiry in
the House Of Commons, stated that IT was
considering the subject of assuming control
Of the telegraph in England during the de-
bates on the continuance of the suspension
OF the writ of hdbeas corpus inIIreland.
Mai. Stuart Knox urged the suspension for
q year, and charged Mr.. Bright with raising
false hopes in the minds of the Irish people.
MIR. Bright repelled the charge, and de
nounced the dangerous and pernicious gs>
TEN Of making arrests on mere suspicion.
Lord Mas warned Irishmen to beware of
the Vaccinations Of selfish wire pullers in
New York.
The Governor of CASTLE proclsims that
all persons who edit, write or print papers
against religion, the Queen, or the Govern
ment, shall be punished by death.
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FROM WASHINGTON:
AsI NGrnN. March 5

AAsI FGToS, March 3.
The late Congress, viii : making sppropri-
stious for the salaries of the Metropolitan
Police, provided that hereafter no person
shall be appointed as policeman or watch
man who has not served in the army or navy
of the United States, and received an honor
able discharge.
Ngw YoRK, March 8.
The Times says at the Senatorial caucus
last evening. the whole subject of an adjourn
ment. an d It's relations to impeachment, was
fully discussed. a surprisingly unanimous
sentiment against the impeachment move
ment was developed, especially against any
recess or adjournment that would bring Con-
gress back here again in short time, for the
express purpose of considering this question
The only Senator who spoke unequivocally
for Impeachment was Chandler. As TO ad
iournment, the very general expression WAS
in favor Of remaining in session only long
enough to close up the executive business,
and then adjourning TO meet no sooner than
November or December next. No final ac-
ton was taken.
The impeachment fever, which was in
creased BY Wednesday nights action of the
House caucus, WAS last night cooled down by
the action<bf the Senate caucus.
The imbroglio over the Assessorship Of In
teFnHl Revenue IN the ourtb Disulct Ol Ihi>
ifornia, where the occupant refused TO sur
render the office to John Bigler, appointed by
the President has finally been settled by the
appointment and confirmation of Maj. Ihos.
J. Blakeley, formerly aide de- Camp on the
staff of General Burns, commanding the Is,
Division of the 9th Corps.
The Speaker of the House having intima-
ted that the appointment of Tariff Commis-
sion would really usurp the functions Of the
Ways and Means Committee, it is probable
that the movement for such q commission
will be abandoned.
The extreme tariff advocates refuse to con
sent to any proposition of the kind unles:
they can control it.
The President has nominated Paran Ste
vens, of New Jersey, as Commissioner to the
Paris Exposition, in place of DR.. Patterson
of Philadelphis, resigned.
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HI nnH uISIIfuuII.
The TeIe1raph Wires Cut.
Admiralty Decisions in Favor of
the United States.

LONDON, March 6-Eyening.
The Fenian agitation in Ireland has been
renewed, and is increasing. meeting OF
several hundred Irishmen. near Dublin, has
been dispersed by troops. The telegraph
wires have been cut in several parts Of the
country.
In the House of Commons, Lord Paos,
Chief Secretary Of Ireland, stated .o>day that
the Fenian rising around Dublin was sup
posed to number from 600 to 1000.
The Fenisns have torn up and blocked up
the roads between Cork and Dublin, com
pletely suspending travel between those cities.
The government does not feel any alarmed
at the aspect Of affairs, ss efficient measures
have been made, and are making, to suppress
the attempts at insurrection throughout Ire.
land. There has been, as yet, no serious
outrage committed by the Feuiaas, either on
persons, or property Of private citizens, the
rebels appearing in quasi state OF strict
military discipline.
AT 4 clock this evening reports we're re-
ceived at the government headquarters that
ell was quiet.
Gen. Massey. supposed Fenan leader,
has been arrested in Limerick.
In the case Of the United States against
Wagner, the Court has decided tia. the
American Government mas, appear in Court
by some person.
Advices from Cape of Good Hope bring
the sad intelligence that DR.. Livingston, the
celebrated African explorer, has been killed
by the Cafres.
The case Of the United States against the
ex>Coufedsrate steamer Alexandria, has been
decided by the Admiralty Court in favor OF
the American Government.
Advices from Turkey state that the Ser
,inople by the Pore.
lntelEgenee is received from Japan that
the Tycoon has requested an interyiew with
the ambassadors of the United States and
European powers.
DUBLIs, March g.
An attack was made by body of Fenisni
upon the Drpgheds barracks yesterday. The
attacking party was received with great gallant
ry by the Military and Police, stationed in the
barracks. Several volleys were given the
assailants, Who retired in confusion, losing
number killed and wounded. whom they tool
| from the field. The repulse was complete
Several Of the government forces wers
wounded, including number of the Police
| LIvEsPooI, March 6.
| Despathes are received by the governmen
stating that an attack was made by smal
force of Fenians upon the Castle of Martin
yesterday, but the enemy we're repulsed. Ont
Of the attacking party, who proved to be al
Ameriean officer, vas shot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 8.
A resolution was adopted by the Chamber
of Commerce this morning to subscribe
$500, 900 toward building the Lexington and
Richmond railroad, sixty miles in length,
connecting with the Knoxville extension OF
the Louisville and Nashville road, FIVE miles
south of Mt, Vernon, Ky. The new road
will form the cheapest and shortest line be-
tween Cincinnati and the entire South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
VOL. XIV.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, March 8.
The bankers and merchants presentation
enterprises Clarke, Webster L Co. bankers
and managers, was taken charge of yesterday
by the police. Thirty-two clerks were arr
rested.
Yesterday Presiding Justice Leonard, Of
the Supreme Court, decided that q. s. legal
tender notes are, in law, money, and A. such
are liable TO taxation.
- BUFFALO, March 8.
President johnson sappointees here, post
master, assessor and collector Of internal
revenue, having been rejected by the Senate,
have handed over their respective Offices to
their deputies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
RIVER AND WEATHER.

LOUISVILLE, March I.
The river has risen ten inches in the last
eighteen hours. The river is within three
feet Of the last food and il now rising one
inch per hour.
Private dispatches report every river stream
above full and swelling rapidly.
NASHVILLE, March 7.
The river is rising Two inches an hour. All
the low grounds around Nashville are over
flowed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
FROM ST. PAUL.

CHICAGO, March 8.
: The Journal St. Paul special says that the
Legislature adjourned to-day, after perfectng
the law taxing National Banks.
/ Permission was refused TO build a railroad
bridge across the Mississippi. at Lacrosse, oa
the ground that the Wisconsin Leg stature, at
the instance of the La Crosse people, have
failed to grant similar permission for .
bridge at Winona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CHICAGO, March 6.
A Springfield special says that the Cover
nor has appointed Hon. Charles Wood, Of
Iroquois county, Judge of the Twelfth Judi
cial Circuit, rice Starr. resigned.
The storm raised in regard to Mr.. L. l..
Merritt, the recently appointed pension agent
OF the district, by the Grand Army, has re-
suited in his discontinpanoe BY the Depart.
ment.
Gen. j. @. Webber, the legally appointed
Secretary Of the State House Commissioners,
has resigned his position Rs Department Ad-
jutant General of the Grand Army of the Re
public, and will probably be succeeded BY
his late Aid e>Camp, Col. d. Gross.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
MARRIED., ,

McQusEN-EALCoNRas-os the 1ta ipss, at the
ideuce Of the blidss father, Wes,ie, Ohio. BY
Rev. C. YAieanes, assisted by Revs5 Swan and
r. MoCurdy, Gen g. McouHEs, Of Reokuk, Iowa,
to Miss MAasIs EkIooskz, Of the former place
when stern Mars and fierce Beiloua had siks failed
subdue the gallant General the gentle cupd brought
him 10 terms and Hynsn has bound him In sltsn bot
enduring bands at last.
We congratulats friend aud his fair bride the
happy contamination, and tender them good wishes
for pleasant Honey-moon their wedding trip to
Idaho. and agreeable experience Of Love in .
sAanty~ after they get there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09

DuRrsa the month of December 9,63s en-
;gr.uts arrived 1t Castle Garden. The larger
nn o,ber sailed from Liverpool. During the
yesr thsrs we're 25s, ,s72 ARRIVALS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

FEtO Chas. Hubbell, Theodore w. Phinney,
u rbcs. Davis, Hiram Barney Henry DeLouis, and
Louisa o. De eLonis and o. C. Hale. Yor hereby
tiaed that there 10 Ale, in the Gerks e4ee Of
ths District Court OF Le county, Iowa. 1t ~ Madiecn
petition Of jacob Fcrd claiming Of said ChAi. Hub
bsil the sum OF 4.ie2; money doe on his three
notes dated Dec a IS for $5l3 so fay $50
and t6sf 50 aud per cent interest and of all
VI yon the foreclosure Of mortgage rnsds By Sssid
HntJel said notes. the following r~al
tate % feet front Blondesn street. by 60 feet
iihetreet bting corner Of lot r. block ss ksdkuk
Iowa. - 80
Unless you appear and answer said pstfien, be1bss
noon OF the I'd day Of the OF sail Court 70 CON-
merce on the third Mondsy in May, 1897 at ~ Masop
a~cree pro coafesso will b. entered agsinst you.
J l.. RICK Asty for PHk.
fGoyernm snt stamp 90 ots.l IN ary-4w)
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FROM CINCINNATI.
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Confession of GoetZ.
He Wills His Head to Prof. Keichler.
Congressional Proceedings

GOLD CLOSED 1874 1-S.
SA~
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Address all communications 10 n. A..
PRATT, Secretary, Keokuk, Io,cd.
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