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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-16
FROM MOBILE.

NEW oRK, MAY l5
! The Herald Mobile special gives the par.
ticuars Of the late riot He says that Judge
Kelly bad been speaking about a quarter ol
an hour in frank and temperate manner.
when there appeared to be a disposition to
create disturbance on the outskirts Of the
meeting Cries Of al Put him down" were
heard, to which Mr.. Kelly replied ~ tell
you tha, yo1 cannot pnt me down; the 18th
/ Infantry are at my back, and If they cannot
keep the peace ia Mobile the United States
army can The tumult suddenly broke out
at this point by a sudden rush toward the
platform. About hundred people were on
the platform. including many eminent CHI
zens. reporters Of the press, etc. This rush
seemed to be the signal for the melee to com
mence.
The Chief of Police attempted to arrest a
ringlcader on the border Of the crowd, and
he drtw pistol on him. The cry Of FIRE was
then raised at the corner of Royal street, and
! instantly a perfect fusilade of pistols were
4 opened on the crowdswho occupied the plat>
/ form. A colored man was here shot in the
head and fell. Some friends drage9a Judge
Kelly from oat Of range of the FIRE, and sue
ceeded in getting hun away unharmed The
( firing 10y this time was directed right and left
among the crowd, who were flying in all di-
rections.
There seemed to be no attempt on the part
| of the police 20 arrest this violence, or II
| there was it was Intellectual. for the rebels
/ had II all their own way, II was evidently a
preconcerted affair. and was probably stinu-
lated by incendisry articles in the rebel press
/ for the past few days.
! Col Sheppard, who commands the militia
ry at once dispatched body Of troops to the
battle House. where Judge Kelly is stopping.
and where Col. Sheppard has taken up his
quarters for the night.
Several white men, who probably took nc
part in the attack, were shot in the melee
4 Mr. Goldsmith was killed, and Mr. Sadberry
late Chief Of Police, was shot in the fore
head. A policeman had a ball put through
his wrist.
! If any disposition to renew the riot is
shown. il is probable that the city will bs
placed under martial law. Col. Sheppard j,
now in council with the Mayor. The whole
military force, encamped about mile from
the place Of meeting, has been ordered utt
the city, and now are posted at difieren
points, prepared for any attempt OF a reuewa
Of the riot. y
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FROM JACKSONVILLE.

CHICAGO, May Is.
The Journals Jacksonville special says;
The committee appointed by the last Legisla-
ture TO investi gate, certain charges made
against the management of the Insane Hos
pital, and also the financial affairs Of the
other State Institutions located here, con-
sisting of Senators Fuller and Hunter, and
Representatives. Baldwin. Picks and Wake
man, met in this city to>day. for the purpose
of discharging this duty. The session was
preliminary and was organized by the ap-
pointment of Gen. Fuller, Chairman. 1t is
understood that the Committee will examine
few witnesses now here, and visit the lnstl-
tntions to morrow, and adjourn nntil the 4th
of next month, with view of allowing per
sons in any part of the State to communicate
any facts, or the names of witnesses who
may assume to know anything prejudicial 70
THE management OF the Insane Hospital OF
any other Of the State Institutions.
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LATE CABLE DEsPATCHE.
Fighting between Turks and Cretans
Both Parties Claim Victories

BEsLIS, May Is.
kThe report which has been in circulation
that the Prussian Government had bought, or
was seeking to buy feet OF American iron
clads, is officially denied by the Prussian
LosDox, May l5-Evening.
Conflicting accounts received here as to the
result of the recent military operations in the
Island of Gambia. Naval engagements had
taken place, and both Cretsns and Turks
claim success. The latest dispatches from
Athens asserts that the Turkish army, under
ON ar Pasha has been defeated in general
battle. 4
Intelligence has been received that the
bark Raven, Capt. Hunt, last reported off
Swallow, February l2th, was wrecked in the
Chinese sea, and all her crew, who had
escaped from the shipwreck, except one,
were murdered by the natives.
LIVERPOOL, May Is.
A vessel has been chartered here for the
purpose OF laying q sub marine telegraph
cable between Florida and the island of
Cuba
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, May IS.
The Times special SAYS that there is no
truth whatever in the statement that the
United States Grand Jury at Richmond have
indicted Judge Il. W. I homas and John c.
Breckenridge for treason. The latter has
never been mentioned in any session OF the
Jury, nor the former in connection with
demeanor in violating the Civil Rights bill by
refusing to admit negro testimony in a case
before him some days ago.
Speaker Coliax expressed the opinion a
few days ago that there would be no meeting
Of Congress in July, and none of the Radicals
owhere, including Boutwell,, Ashley. Butler,
Williams and Others Of the House, have any
idea that quorum will be found present IN
either branch OF Congress at that time.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAxcIsco, May Is.
II Is rumored that the Western Pacific
Railroad Company has sold franchise priv
leges TO the Central Pacific road. The work
will be com menced imuftdtnteiys ana the
road wIlIbe IN opsration from Sacfanenfo to
Stockton m 90 days. a..
The decision of the Supreme Court, agains'
Dehais' land claim, caused great rejoicing
The settlsrs fred sslase of 200 guns and
lighted bonfres-
The ship Magnet, for Hong Kong, take'
about half million treasure.
The government officers seized distiilery
Yesterday for defranding the revenue.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, May IS.
Twelve thousand eight hundred and twenty.
six steerage passengers have arrived in this
city since the lst inst, from Europe
DThe steam Ram Dunderburg, the most
powerful engine of naval warfare afoat, has
been sold to the French Government, for
three million dollars.
During the storm on Monday night, in this
city, st. Pauls' Church was struck by light
ming, but no serious damage done.
La Brooklyn several houses were struck,
besides the storehonse at Red Hood Point.
The large railrosd depot, at Plsinfield New
Jersey, was struck and completely destroyed
bv 6ra
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

CHICAGO, May Is.
The Journals St. Louis special says: The
eght-hour strike is over here, except as to
carpenters, plasterers, masons, and ship
builders. In each of these trades portion
of the employers have acceded to the Go
mand of the men, bat at a reduction Of the
price.
On the night Of the second of May, the
train ofCol. Ctviington was attacked by In.
dams on the Laramie river, thirty mills above
Fort Laramie, capturing thirty animals, but
fifteen we're afterwards recovered. Five days
after the train was again attacked near Fort
Mitchell, but the Indians were repulsed, do
ing no damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-16
FROM WHEELING.

WHEELING, West Va, May Is.
Foeler, for the murder of Mr.. Densmore,
In December last, was executed in Washing
ton. Pa. this afternoon. lie re.afiirmsd his
former confession Of the completely of young
Montgomery, son of the Hon. VIM. Mont
gomery, Who wss Tried st the last session Of
the Circuit Court and CLEARED, though confes-
sedly guilty. He is not regarded as the psme
mover in the tragedy HIS confession pro
duced profound sensation in that eommu-
nity.
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FROM CiNtINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May a.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cincinnati. Hamilton Il Dayton Rail,
road, the old Board of Directors were all re-
elected except one. The Board reelected
the old officers. The stockholders rati6 ed
the contract with the Cincinnati, Dayton b
Eastern Railroad.
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~ aoo0 lbs. for sale BY
Nj HiLkIssoHs BAkTLEf1 = %.
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FROM PEKIN.


CHICAGO, May Is.
Aspecial to the Journal, from pekin, His,
OF the 18th, says that the chops of Barber,
Hawley l. Co., of this place, were notburned
as reported neither does the failure of Bar,
Der. Hawley 4 Co., OF Decatur, effect the
responsibility of Barber. hawiey & Co., OF
Pekin. Their business win continue 70
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHIoAGo May Is.
There is no material change in the aspect
of the eighthour strikers. The dead set
made at the railroad shops has been the most
efieetual and lasted the longest, bat they are
now at work with a full complement Of men.
The crowd of strikers have, during the week
made demonstrations towards the n. W. K.
X. shops, but have not used any violence.
The whole thing is gradually assuming shape,
and bids fair to remain So
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IOWA COAL a OIL co.
ice -. ...-.... I..N Voc. bet Main { Iuhn sol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-16
FROM DETROIT.

DETRoir, Mich, May -.
The State Constitutional Convention assem-.
bled at Lansing to-day Hon. Chas. W.
Crogswell was elected President. A Com>
mittee of one from each judicial District was
appointed on the mode Of procedure. The
Convention is composed of 10 Republicans
and "a Democrats, aaida comprises many Of
the abIesl men IN the State
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price cor. 2fh Blondea
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FROK KMEMPHIS.

3 yH sf.s0 NExrHIs, May Is. j
Aprivste dispatch from Post Gibson, Miss
says thai the Por: Gibson and Vieksburg
packet, Roma Wheeler, sunk in the fazoo
river hst night. The boat and cargo is.s to-
tal Ions. She was owned'sby Capt a. j.
Whe .er, her commander. No further par
ticulafr,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, May Is.
A New Orleans special says that Senator
Wilson has arrived there. and will address a
public meeting on Thursday evening, when
be will leave for Washington next day.
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Travelling Cases, Travelling Bars.
6. Bridges Nos a Estes House
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
g ridges..-...........-...Nos l 4 Estes House
Gold Silver and Ivory Mounted Canes
S idges-......-....-.....N Nos | Estes House.
GRoCFRs-w WHOLESALE.
HarsilI & &Co...........-........l0e Main street.
Kellogg Birge Co................-ss Main street.
K Bower 9e Main street
NJ Stafford ..................co cor Blondeau d Levee
GROcERs-RErAIL
Robertson Albers ............l..l2a Main street.
MeQneen..-..............;. .;....s4 Main street.
Cox Iryin..-.-.........corDer Fisth Main streets
HYdrometers, Thermometers, saehrom-
eters
G Bridges s........... Nos | 4 Estes House
HARNESS a. SADDLES.
Hagny Main street--bet Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Cady Peek k.............cor Fourth Main streets.
Buel ..s...se sissstreet.
HATS. CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Browuell Main street
Burktt 6Co.....-........-........-sl Min street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House cor Third johnson.
Demtng House. second johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. j. Adams ........ Corner I'd and Hain SITS.
IOWA COAL q OIL co.
Ofiee........ Leeee, be, Main Johnson.
Collier Berry ......Fiith street-in Estes House.
BroVneil Bros.....- Main Fourth
JEwELRf, l.ss solpl
S Bridges ges..................Nos / 8 Estes House
LIQUORS as-wHoLEsALE.
dlopons ... .........t.-.-. NJ " ia MAN street
MARBLE WORKS
John Bawden .....-........ Third street-ness Main
MILLINERs.
Mrs Weber................. Third Main streets
MILLINERY a BONNET BLEAcBEn,
Mrs " Bowmau...4th st-bct Main 4 Blondeau
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry. Second stree
Magpifying Glasses & Microscopes.
s G Bridges | Estes Hous
optieian, speetaeies. Eye Gl.sses.
SO Bridges "a Estes Hons
Pipes, cruine n1aershaum.
G Bridges Nos | 4 2 Estes Hous
Pistols, nmmurition, Rifles
Bridges. 4 Estes Hous
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayres, Mann Ayres s....-...-..... ........bT MAN
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. PTice..,....., oh Biondea
PHYSICIANS
DR. VI Taylor................. Office in Estes Hous
REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE ACT.
II Ten Eyek..........-.:.. second stree
WIN Fulton ..... ..........s2 Main street (up stair
RESTAURANTS.
Young America ......J Johnson streef~-ses I'd }
Landes Restaurant .......cor. Id and johnson 4
SINGER SEWING mAcHIsEs.
c NJ Macomber, .-.....Fanrth stre'
Silver Plated Ware.
S G Bridges. Il 4 Estes Houi
spsetseiss, Gold q siivsr
g Bridges ...............Nos a. Estes Hou
Spy Glasses Reading Glassss
g Bridges a Estes Houi
TIN a JAPASsED w ARE, (wHoLEsAI
VS. Moore. los Main sire
Travelling Cases, Travelling Bars.
g. Bridges. 1 4 Estes Hou
WOODEN GOODS.
J NJ Gslatt.........- ........ Main st-bet 4th 4 s.
Watches, Watches, Watches.
G Bridges ........ .........Nos 4 Estes Hou
Watches, Clocks, & Jewslry Repairs
6 Bridges...-... Mos Estes Hou
Writing Desks-Papisr u1aehs, Iniai
q Bridges s...............Nos 4 2 Estes Hcu
Rabbits Pure SaleFatna.
yU~ak most .aiaasle 10 use onertd very loo to
/ t-ads by goBEarsoN ALBxhi
m<h2sd
"a ao00 lbs. for sale by
NJ WILkIssoH. BARrLErr q
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DOWN GOES The PRICE
--0R-
DRY GOODS
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
NEW YORK STORE.

Shriiug Muslins, IL. cents yard
Fast colored standard Prints, s cents, form
er price 20.
Comfort Caiicoes, II cents. former price -.
Dark Merrimac Prints. i6-, or ! yards for a
dollar
Heavy standard Sheetngs, 20 cents. lately
2j cents.
Hickory Stripes and Deninls, 20 cents, late,
II 80 cents
Ladies Hose, = cents, lately % cents.
Kid Gloves 81 =, usual price 3 %.
Linen Crash l2l cents-old price.
Double width sheeting % ceuts. worth 81
Yard wide Irish Linen 20 cents yard
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GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar A son.........-Jo ohnson Areet, bet Sd 4 Al
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EIght-HOur Strike at an end
in 81. Louis.
LATE MEXICAN ADVICES.
A Batch OF Conflicting Reports.
Juarez Confident of Final
Success.

GOLD CLOSED 1875 7-8,
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Howe lyler-....-.... Main stree
Duncan, karle Co........I40a d 142 Main street
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CRoCKERy q QUEENswARE.
Carey lie Faivre ...... Main street-bet 5th 9th
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Nos | A Estes Hous
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
s q Bridges ..... Nos l A 2 Estes House
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REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ACTS.
Ten street
WIN Fulton ~. ........s2 Main street. up stains
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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American W atehes
BANKING HOUSE.

BOOTS a sHOEs-wHOLEsA
Hambleton Huiskamp...-.........s3M Main street
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CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, sc.
40 q N.rnls-
CLOTHIEhs.

vencll Jones Co......cor Third Main streets,
Hess, Stern Co......~coT Second Main streets.
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SINGER SEWING mACHIsEs
Macomber ut ........ Foprth street
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DRY-GOoDs-RETAIL.
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EGGS a. BUTTER.
= ID p..l ~ Ns. 1. -.
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BOOTS a. sHOEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean............ cor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Matless.................S0M Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th 5th
Hart, Main street.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY

ATTORNEYS.
Moosr Knowles. Johnson st--in Tepfer House,
b Collins (cam agt) ....-second street
James II. Anderson ......-...-..cor. Main I'd SITS.
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Watches, Clocks, q Jewelry Repaired
~ No. 4 l. q r..
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Clocks Wholesale h Retail.
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Coin, Silver Uare.
Bridges......... .........H os 4 2 Estes House
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GRoCFRs WHOLESALE

Gold Silver. and ivory Mounted can.s
A IN
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DENTISTRY
DR. L Ingersoll...cor Third { Main, up stairs).
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BOOKS e. STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
" A paers tne n. ~ .txna
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WOODEN GOODS.
n Gslstt......... ........Main st--bet 4th 5th.
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Silver Plated Ware.
S @ Bridges .... ..... Nos la Estes House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-25
Proposals.
OrvlcH cHrEy QUAErERsAsTEs, DEPaEISESr or DASoTA,
DROPOSAIS for ARMY TRANSPORTA

Paul MINI, Nov 10, 1867
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
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O'clock on the oJanuay 1863 FOR the transportation VI Mill
Supplies during the year April B8 and ending
march 81 ag on Ronte Saint Paul MINI Saint Cloud
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red thousand dollars (&lODO0O1 ,...,
person offered . security will be required
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m. reht 10 r. e s bids offered reserved
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form OF proposal contract Dol obtained Application e
1fcr Tufsfaf the Hh % Drrcm"r
ia sni a8 30 ibr oe Of William b. Norhei Civil hns leer No
o. Erraisar. N~s lors.
me i-f tis amount o." -
rrT amer proposals opened not exceeding onea
th u1aat contract SHOULD thr decide tt BE- r Oh" Interest
suress offered nHff ue fr lelt i~eA"ri
o. iis Coouiy ol IT. Lou., BY onief 81 the Board -
GEORGE BUuD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-25
6onartm,rsbig Motitts.

RTNERSHIP.-NOtce is hereby given
~ partnership heretofore estng between PRfz hERRT
FRANK In the business Of Exchange Brokerage
solved by mutual consent MBRRT & NASH.
No SO Exchange place. December a. lSb7