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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

Mr.RAMSAY introduced . bill snsnda
tory of the Postl laws, suhieh uodliies tho
fee on postal money orders, viz: Ten cents
for an order not exceeding ten. dollars If
teen cent? for O order iron ten TO thirty dol
Iars, and twenty I've cents for o order Above
thirty dollars. The compensation Of post.
masters for the payment Of money orders is
raised 70 one fourth Of one per cent. Among
the other provisions is one for the appoint
sment ofa superintendent Of foreign mails in
the post Office department, At . salary Of
three thousand dollars, and . superintendent
Of dead letters q salary, two thousand dol
lars. Bill referred.
Mr.. SHERMAN spoke of the general sub.
ject Of tariff and revenues. He said all the
revenue required TO be raised in gold must be
raised BY revenue on imported goods. While
we have deprecated currency the financial
US now to raise a very large amount
of money in gold. The interest We
now pay upon the .ou.standing gold
bonds Of the United States, according
to the statement of the Secretary, is 81, $780,
53l. The amount required in gold TO meet
the interest obligations Of the Government
viii be $1,3l3,539.77 In addition to this
there must be raised an amount required TO
maintain our foreign intercourse and other
liabilities growing out of treaties, &c., which
it is estimated will amount to $500 900, and
then there are bonds which are to be paid in
gold. sixteen millions of which will mature
within the next fiscal year. With the necessity
for the United States to raise . hundred and
forty million Of dollars year in gold i 10
absurd TO talk of free trade ta,if. 1t is
unnecessary TO talk of q protective tariff,
because we can't possibly frame tariff to
raise one hundred and forty million OF dollars
in gold without protecting to very large
extent our home industry. II. is sometimes
said the present tariff bill will produce that
amount, because during the last nscal year
it produced hundred and seventy~nine
million Of dollars. This is not correct
During the last fiscal year our Importation
swelied beyond any former experience in
this country. II yielded the United States
revenue CT $179, ,o0o,o 600. But under the
very same law the year before it was only
Ss4, ,o0o, 900. The cause of this grea.
increase is easily explained. When the war
closed the Southern States we're depleted Of
every thing produced by foreign, as well A.
domestic manuiacture. The merchants in the
North had been letting their stocks get low,
and with tine sudden fall in gold which fol.
lowed the close Of the war, they imported
very largely. We cannot depend, for the
next 6scai year, upon the present tariff bill.
1t will not raise than $l25, COZ, 900 70 $780,
OO0, coo.
Nj. JOHNSON spoke in favor Of the prin-
ciples Of pfotection, - essential to the well
fare Of the country at the present time.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, Jan. %
The Times Washington special says the
President's vetoes Of the Colorado and Ne.
braska bills were considered IN cabinet coun.
Gil yesterday, and it is expected Will be sent
to Congress to-day.
The Herald Washington special saye there
ia no probability Of reduction Of the vhis>
XIV tax, the Commissioner OF Revenue ma
the Treasurer being opposed to il.
The 7ribsns's Washington special says the
Assistant Treasurer of the War Department
yesterday had . long interview with the Joint
Retrenchmept Committee, and made a satis,
factory explanation of all matters Connected
With the sale of Government gold by him.
The same special says . statement was
made on the floor Of the House, regarding
the Court Of Claims, that the Court has deci.
ded that the act Of Congress silowng persons
of color to testify in the courts of tie United
States, does not apply TO that Court, is
erroneous. No such point Was ever before
the Court. What was decided was, that tbe
oct Of Congress did not authorize partv to
testify where the United States is the defend
dant.
The Wcrifs special says the amended tar
bill is gradually passing into shape. Ia he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

The Illinois State Jovrnai says that Col.
Henry Yates, Of Sangamon county, has for
some time been engaged in sinking shaft on
his farp, in hopes OF finding an iuexhaus,ible
coal vein, and ,hs. daring the progress of his
enterprise the workmen struck rock which
yielded 70 the pick, and when pieces Of il
we're brought TO the light 1t Was found to be
full of tlittering particles which we're pro-
sounceA - :. sald- Tn. discovery created =
great sensation in the vicinity, as the stone
was prdnounced by some TO be gold bearing
quartz tf SURPRISING rlcnneE. Upon scaen~
tiic inIessigation 1t was found that the rock
~s. simply decomposed granite, and that the
particles taken for gold were something very
different. The Journal thinks that the speci
men shpwn is only part Of a small boulder
distant From any large granite formation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. %.
A quorum was in the Senate yesterday for
the first time since its reassembling.
Gov. Brownlow rent in his message, urg>
ing the appointment of a select committee to
investigate the conduct of the late State
Treasurer. He urges the loyal males proper
ly qualified by age and citizenship TO unite.
Without mpartial suffrage, he thinks, . reign
ofterror will ensue not so easily to be de-
scribed as realized. He advises an additional
State aid to the Tennessee and Pacific rail
road which is developing the mineral and
other resources of Tennessee. He calls at
tention to the disgrace which the State suf>
fered by the rejection of the School bill Of
last fall and urges that the measure be
taken up and revised and passed, otherwise
immigration win be discouraged and re-
tarded.
After hearing the message the Senate ad-
journed out of respect to Senator Case 3
memory.
The Speaker ofthe House is thought to be
out of danger to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
A prominent Republican member Of The
House, in recently writing to friend, says
:. | ouching the impeachment business my
opinion is, and has been, that il will amount
to nothing at all Reports that the Commits
the on Judiciary have been taking testimony
bearing hard on the Presi lent is false. 30.
q single witness has been examined. The
Committee are proceeding with great eau
ton
The National Democratic Association held
a meeting to night, for the purpose Of con.
sulting upon the expediency of holding Ma
tional Democratic Convention at no very dis
tant day. Resolutions were adopted recon-
mendine New York city as the place, and the
Ais. of May as the time for the meeting of the
National Democratic Convention.
Representative Rogers, among others, ad-
dressed the meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
vol. XIII.

Ways and Means Committee to-day they
agreed to exempt one thousand dollars from
the income tax. M
A very important bin is pending before the
Judiciary Committee. II decHlres valid all
the Presidential proclnmations and orders
concerning court martisls and military com
missions for the trial Of civilians, prior to the
lst of March, 1865.
The Military Committee of the House have
agreed to report bill transferring the Indian
Bureau from the Interior to the War Depart
ment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The President has approved the bill for the
meeting Of Congress on the 4th of March;
also, the appropriation of $500, 600 for the
purchase Of the lower portion of City Hall
Park, N. Y.
The House is still in session, and the Ser
geantat.Arms in search of absent members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

Gold closed at $l.s4i in New York yes.
terdaY.
-Ex. Governor Letcher has been elected
Mayor of Lexington, Va.
OF the six hundred students at the Uni
versity of Virginia, at Charlottesville, there
are but three who openly avow their attach.
ment to the Government Of the United
States.
A forty-two mile sleighing race came of
on Tuesday, "Down East" for q purse Of
$1,000. The run was from Providence to
Boston, and was made by the winner, the
mare Black Maria,'' in the remarkable time
of three hours and twenty minutes.
The Grand Army Of the Republic has
been organized in Pennsylvania, and at .
convention at Philadelphia en- Wednesday,
officers for the " Department !" were chosen.
One of the American breech loading
guns, manufactured by Remington, has
recently been tested by Commission Of
Bavarian oficera and gave entire satisfac>
tion.
Letters have recently been received
from Gerhard Rohlfs, an African explorer,
stating that in last August he arrived at
kuka, the chief city of Borrow, which lies
on the Western shore on Lake Isad.
A race took place last week on the ice of
Cayuga Lake, in New York, between a man
on skates and one without skates. The
wager was for 500, and the distance run
seventy Ave yards. The skater was beaten,
his opponent arriving at the goal ten feet
ahead. great deal Of money was lost from
bets on the skater, he being the champion of
that section. tits said that two thousand
persons witnessed the race.
"A company is being organized to work =
gold mine which is located thirty Eve miles
from Santa Fe. The mine has been known
and unskilfully worked for one hundred and
Fifty years.
The mails between New York and
Washington are hereafter to be served ex-
clusively by postal cars attached to the
through express trains, and the way mail BY
slow trains will be discontinued.
The announcement of Vanderbilt, Pres
ident Of the Hudson River Railroad, that,
after the 10th instant, he would not permit
the usual exchange of facilities with the New
York Central Road, and forbidding the sale
of tickets or the checking of baggage fssther
west than Albany. created much excitement,
and bill has been introduced in the New
York Legislature to compel connecting rail-
roads to continue the usual facilities to trav>
elers which have been so long and 20 advan-
tageously in use.
Leonard W. Jerome, the wealthy and
fast New Yorker, has donated the sum Of
$4,000 to be given the FIRST gentleman" ofI
the graduating class of Princeton College, in
New Jersey, of which institution he is q
graduate.
Important changes are being prepared ini
the system Of registering letters, 50 A. 70 give
greater protection in their transmission, and
TO fix upon postmasters and other officials re-
sponsibility in case Of miscarriage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM JAMAICA.
NEw YoRk, Jan. %.

NEw YoRK, Jan. %.
The Heralds Jamaica correspondent says
the negroes Of ST. Thomss,o on the coast Of st.
Davids, have refused to turn out to work on
the estates except they get an increased rate
ofPay.
The proceedings Of the Jamaica committee
are producing, in these parishes, the greatest
amount Of hostility toward those in author
ity.
DR.. Fidesse, the opponent Of Ex- Governor
Eyre, leaves for England to testify against
him at his trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WAsHlsGTos, Jan. %.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 23.
HOUSE,.
The House remained in session till this
morning, when recess was taken till IL o.
clock.
On re assembling at II, Mr.. FINCK made
a speech against Boutwell, bill to impose the
test oath on attorneys and counselors prac,
tsing in Federal courts.
Messrs. NIBLACK and BOYER followed
on the same side.
At one minute before twelve the House ad-
iourned, but 1as Immediately called to order
for to-day's session.
All debate on motions was withdrawn, and
BOYER continued his remarks.
Mr.. BOYER closed the debate in favor Of
the bill. sr
At halfpast IL q vote on the bill was taken,
and it passed. Yeas, 109; nays, "a.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Judiciary Com
mi,tee, reported Mr.. Shellabarger's bill to
declare and protect all privileges and immu-
mites of citizens of the United States n< the
several States. Ordered to be printed and
recommitted.
On motion Of Mr.. NIBLACK, the Judici-
ary Committee obtained leave to report at
any time the bill establishing the eight hour
labor system.
The Sergeant al. Arms presented at the bar
forty four members, who were under arrest
for being absent without leave yesterday.
The House agreed to discharge those who
were brought in after the first call, and the
others will be discharged on the payment OF
double the usual fees.
Er. BOUTWELL,, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported back the House bill to
amend the act Of March, 1892, declaring the
- l~ll - -r. ~
ted States, in case Of vacancies in the Offices
Of President anu Vice President. Il nroy;des
that in case ofremosal, By DEATH reslrnation
or incapacity Of both the President and Vice.
President the President Of the Heeate pro
tenspore, and In case there shall be no Presi
dent Of tke Senate, the Speaker Of the House
of Representatives; and in case Of no 2peak.
er, then the Chief Justice Of the HsprSme
Court; and IN ease there BE- no Ghief Justice.
then the oldest commissioned Justice ofthe
Supreme Court, shall act as President Of The
United States until the disability be remavsil
Or President elected. n
After some discussicn It vas ordered prinf.
ed and recommitted.
The Post Office appropriation bill vas CON.
sidered and passed The items thereof hays
already been published.
Adjourned.
11M{f SENATE #KI se
| Mr.. NORTON introduced . bill amenda-
tory Of the Homestead law, providing in ease
Of any person Who wAs in The uiiilary o,
naval service at the date Of the passaeS d
4 eeid act, nd wAoS N16 A,faGdent ON nv
public lands under pro emption, or upoI
iHhaeh bose 6de ssttlsnept had hesR S6a1l
he paiod of 6so yeafa; ~ - nhan 81 ~;
6aes4 ho0 0n4 10Th, l6el The 4illhn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM CANADA.

NEw YORK, Jan. %.
The Times Montreal special says that Mr..
Galt's mission 10 England has nothing to do
With the protection Of the educational rights
of the Protestah bit minority Of Lower Canada.
The scheme, as published in London, suits
the guarantees 3n this subject, notwithstaud-
ing it is regarded as the most important fea-
ture of the confederation project
The total receipts of the Grand Trunk rail.
road in 1866 we're 81, ,639, 260, An increase Of
$685. ,06l over 1885.
The receipts pf the Great Western were
IS, 2o5, 402, an increase of S3,e4s. Those OF
the Northern $5l2,672, an increase oi
$l9,9Q5.
The receipts tf all the Canadian railways,
from which there are returns, including the
above, we're $40, ,963, an increase OF
$l15, 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRAScIsco. Jan. %.

San FRAScIsco, Jan. 23-
1t has been raining necessarily for the
Inst three days. The rivers and creeks in
the Northern part Of the State are higher
than in 1861-,62.
81 The story Of the terrible earthquake as
Fort Klamoth, is denied.
The Nevada Legislature passed the Con-
stitutional Amendment yesterday.
The ievee At Carson last night in honor of
Senator Nye, was brilliant affair.
A dispatch says the Secretary of Idaho
Territory Is compelled to seek protection
of the United States troops from the violence
Of the members Of the Legislature, because
be refusee to pay per diem, until further in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

Hallreaa Accident.

ERIE, Pa. Jan. %.
The Pittsburg express train on the Erie
and Pitssburg railroad. leaving here q lbs
T. m. yesterday, was thrown from the fracs
when three miles south Of Pulaski, By rail
turning out Of place or maliciously removed
ported seriously, although no bones are
broken. The names Of those receiving the
greatest injuries are: Dr.. Drake, Of Roches>
ter, N. r.; Ms.. Sloss, of Mercer, Ps. and
Mr.. Nesbitt, Of Greenville, Pa. All the
passengers continued their journey except
the three named, who are at New Castle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
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MARRIED.

MiLSH -coLL1Ea-on Monday evening sf iss Ait
inst by ths Rev. George ThsehsF .ts 'encs Of
Mr. A oott--, u bG I.LsE, q AssisaEpt, " MIN
7sAxsIL GseitKz, sf tbh city.
ALBEHs+R0CK WELI--t the residence cf tie
brid~s psresks. By R-v .G RANKIN Mr. HxeAf Alnaaa
to Ma. srsKM u RccxgslL beth et W@rssv. Ills.
TAs M.RrER-ALBGRs-Att the resia~nc@ Of th.
brides ps-~nts hy Rev d ssrdrfek. pr J. O. vaS MAs-
sxx, Of cibcinaAh o., to Mis- scrHIa AIsEss IL War-
ssw. Ills.
No cards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

PRINCETON, III, Jan. %.
On the night of the 2ls. John Cord, cit
izen Of Lambville, small village in Bureau
county, shot his wife IN ft of Jealousy. Hs
was away from home during the aay, and re-
turning g; night ne found her a. . dance.
Taking his gun with him he went over and
ask ed her to come home He says that she
told him that she would never live with him
again, whereupon be shot her in the neck,
killing her instantly. He is now in Jail, over
whelmed with remorse, begging TO be sen
fenced and hung as soon as possible. He is
an Enghshman. The couple we're married
only last March. He is perfectly deaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM KANSAS.
TopEKA. Kansas, Jan. %.

ToPEKA, Kansas, Jan. 23.
Hon. S. A, Pomeroy, was reelected
United States Senator for the long term, and
Mai. L. g. Ross for the short term. The
following is the vote Long term Pomeroy.
"a; Gen. Lee, 25. Short term-Ross, IS !;
Carney, 40. A large crowd called on the
Senators elect at the Capitol House. Speeches
we're made by Pomeroy, Ross. Clark, Blunt,
Anthony and others. A salute was fred,
and the result Of the election gives general
satisfaction.
81. Louis, Jan. %.
Late advices say band Of Arrapahoe In
dams encamped between Fort Lyon and Fort
Dodge on the Smoky Hill route, are assuming
hostile attitude. They have already driven
of several station keepers. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM CHICAGO.

Dseision In the Stewart Divorce Case
Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
The jury in the Stewart divorce case,
brought in verdict at o'clock this after
soon Of not guilty. The prayer Of Mrs.
Stewart therefore was not answered. Stewart
was quite beside himself with JOY.
A large package Of clothing for Fenian
prisoners, arrived here four days ago, the
person to whom il was addressed refused to
pay the duty. and it was held by the custom
officer until Mr.. Thurston, American Consul,
paid the charges. The clothing was sent to
the prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Jan. %.
Gen. Scott arrived here this morning and
left for South Carolina, after making satis'
factory arrangements for negroes to leave
plantations within a week,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM NASHVILLE.

NAsHvrILf, Jan. %.
10 the lower branch of the Legislature to,
day, bill was passed on the first reading to
organize, train and equip the loyal militia,
and to provide for q cavalry regiment in each
Congressional District composed of white and
colored men, and TO be subject TO the orders
of the Governor. Another bill was passed
striking out the word white from the
franchise law. Both will become the law in
the same shape. .sss.s,-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. 20.
The weather is mild and pleasant, the mer-
curry standing at 43 degrees during the after
noon.
The Columbus packet has kept upon regular
connections with all trains.
The ic. has at no time stopped her running
below this point
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

Lut IsF ILiE, JAH. kot
FRANKLIN, Ky, jan. 23.-Wm. P. King
and Abe Owen, the train robbers, and who
subsequently, killed Harvey King, one of the
band, were sentenced to be hanged on the
I'D of March. The remaining ten persons.
charged with robbing the train, were granted
a continuance until June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
Major Brown and a delegation of friendly
Sioux Indians arrived in town to day. en-
route for Washington, their special object
being to make i treaty for the right Of way
for-a wagon road through the Indian Terri
tory to For, Benton, Montana. There are 2l
In Ill.
Historis personal profits on last nights en-
tertainment wss ls2, COZ.
SfsrsaYIrIp, H., Jan. %.
1t is rumored here that Chicago sharpers
started for the home Of Lee, drawer of the
Opera House, ss soon as it was known that
he had drawn ii, hoping to end him ignorant
of his good lu Fix, and so buy his ticket
cheaply.
LoUIsyILIE, Jan. %.
H. B. Tutweil Ter, for the killing Of Brady
last June, was convicted of manslaughter,
and sentenced t4 ten years Imprisonment 10
the penl,entiaryI
IyDIASAFoLIs, Jan. %.
Gov. Morton was this morning formally
declared elected L. S. Senators. He will
resign in few days.
Nrw YonK, Jan. %.
The steamers took out for Europe SO, 900
in treasure.
Between foar and i've thousand people
crossed East River on the ice 10 day, being
the first time for fifteen years. Ice is broken
now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

We have tried il; tried what? Why, the
great remedy, PECTORAL BALM. Hav-
ing derived benefit from It, We use the scrip
tural injunction, 500 thon and do likewise. Y
For sale hy Kerr i Fnller. keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE.

AAscaEsrHR, n. H., Jan. 81.
The Democratic Convention of this Dis
trict have nominated E. W. Harrington for
Congress.
The New Hampshire agricultural bond scrip
has been sold to L. g. Dennis, Of Ohio, for
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

ALBANY, Jan. %.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B.
Anthony appeared before the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House this afternoon to argue
in favor Of " woman rights, !" and universal
suffrage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
Fire,

CLrvErASp, o., Jan. %.
Bededict L Spays Drug Store, Plofs cons
fec,iouary, Weed shoe store, Reckvith' 5
Photographic rooms, Pearl s.reet. burned
this morning. Loss about $4,000; insured
$4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
FROM CANADA.

~ ra NToRoxro, Jan. e.
Michial Purssil, Fsnias, w. ssatspcsd 10
% hung EN- Kennedy, guilty, swishI ~
comnsndas'op 70 nercyi ssntaacs dssssrsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
A Murd.rax sentenced.

BISGHANproS, Jan %.
Henry Gardener, Of Elmira, is sentenced
to be executed for murder on the 10th Of next
month