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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

The IRISH fEoPLE AFrER Mr.. PoNERoY.-
Tho last humber Of The Irish People has the
following:
Finding that his indorsement of Renegade
Kiusella, Of Brooklyn, failed to pass current,
The irrepressibls Brick" Pomeroy changes
bis mode Of attack on The Irish People. In
last Saturdays BspocraI, . Brick I ssrstss
thAt the price Of re Pecp9e's hate Radiesl
flip flap was $780," and he gives Col. Ma.
gle ~ his authority for tho statement If
We wore to use the language OF ordinary
good breeding in dealing With such men ss
Birch" We fear they would not clearly
comprehend our meaning; but We desire to
b. unmistAiahly ualesstoed, even By the
Democrat, that We therefore emphatieafly Is
sert thai either. Brick o. Nagls hAs utter
I'd gross and impudent lie-ws do not
know which Of them is guilty-shey must
settle that between themselves. 1t 10 trse1
that - ssss ofsrsd 5000 By the Demo-
eraGs. il ~ would tssacAsroosly forget our
lsS, b pur country, and enpposs their en-
lidat during ~ prssinA oenpAifh. bat
o0O0o-ae, not al The plsadsf thaA ssss
The Tammany Ring accumulstef could yin
% from the path which duty points out.
f1ai no dosba, vas tho origin Of " Brick's''
last Islander.
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TaE Dsuoeaaoy sp;.sfslls rsssaa he indie
psndsncs bf ths irish in prsfsrrlng Grant and
Colfax 70 Eeymour and Blair. The Irish
People came out for Grant. Thsrsupon the
New York Democrat chrGed D. O'Sullieas,
the editor, With having beer bought or
bribed. Mr.. O'Sullivsn has sued Brick
Pomeroy, the proprietor of the Democrat, for
SANDER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

Certainly the fourteenth amendment.
which provides that adult males NOT counted
in the vosisG pspahtion 61d0e II hSn 80
ted for Representative basis, finds ample
justification in The abCse facts. And yet the
Democratic Legislatnres Of Ohio and New
Jersey sought TO defeat that amendment by
repeating tho csSGlAt 10 q, ma a. Uiegon
Democratic Legislature is now about to do
the same thing. They actually insist that
the South shall hAve increased power in the
National Congress in consequence Of its re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

<br Jstdge 81 Circuit Our
JOHN T. DRARkR. Of Henry Connty.
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HALLS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Epcry Uedr increases the popu,
fdrifD of ttts raI,tabte Hair Prep
drdtioh, rchtch II due to merit
patrons that It Is kept FUN mp to
its high standard. aud to those
schO hare sieVcr used IL roe can
confidently sap, that It In the only
reliable amt perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, tustrOlts, and stthela
the scalp, bU dts use. becomes
NIite and ciean: IL rcmores all
erMpt.ons and dnndruH. aud by
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out. us IL slim
Htdtes aud nOu3'ishes the hair
glands. BY fts use the hntr Oro,cs
thicker and stronger. In bnltfness
to their normal viDOr, and TiH
create n ne,p OroWth e.rcept In
extreme Otd age. 1t IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
crer used. as IL requires feVer
applications, and Dtces the hd.S
that splendid QiOssU appearance
so much admired bU all. Il. H.
Hayes, NJ. d.. State Assduer II
Mass, says, "fhe constituents aTO
pure and cnrefnfty selected for
excellent IiHittU. c1,tf I consider
IL the BEST PREPARATION for
ITS Intended purposes We pub
fish u treatise on the hair, tclttch
are send free bU mail upon dppit-
cation, Wiiich contains c0'n'nen-
dHtory notices from ctergymetr
ne hare indtie the stsfliv Of tn,
E,1i,. n,,d ;fs ,Iisenses n a1,eciuHu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

wH TELL THEN (THE kRPUBL1cANs)
THAT THE pays OF I'll EIR TYRANNY AND
THIRvIS1 ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
OFFICE AT The NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
INJECTION EITHER By BALLOTS OR BY
BULLRTS~-DY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY bull
LIFTS II THEY ARE N0T.--c'oges. in TIE
LSns,itufioa.
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TwiTes and Coraage.

~ B.B9oWN CO, Manufactures. CIR Skeins are
". the heaviest and best offered TO the t. ade send
for illestrated eatalosue. g A.ngsbury Street
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Seamless EhimpIe SIZE ms

IIAYDES q KAY, Carriage Goods, sGsidlsry Hard
IL wu-, Leather, Bui,s, spekes. and Cent Carriage
Work, Springs, Axie Bolts, and Maieabie lroa AZ &
AZ Iaka
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Farm Machinery.

| eNNDLEsg Chain and Lever Hcrse Powers, Drag ard
~ Circular saw Mills, Corn Shelters Hay Cutters
| liza, Pres $ Feed Mills, &c. Z. :. MesER0LE, 2o4,
I i.aRe 81, Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

Pe1'0o1e9 s4WOO1eCeO - x-sse
And feeling M hsna ~ time Weighing heavily uron
them with all it, attendant Ills will ind IN the use g,
these BITTHs or She TONIC, elixir that VIII instii
ne life into their veins in measure the energy
aud ardor Of more youthful days. tad mp their shfunk
en- FORMS Give heslth and happiness TO thr reoha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

NToRTH- WEsTN MFG co, Engines punps. Wrought
y Iron Pipe, Mslleabe Iron Castings steam warming
Apparatus, 10 N Jefferson street.
WALWoRTH, TWouIG & PURSE. iroug Pipe aud
w Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps aad Gnaees Bolt
ng, steaiu Warming apparatus 2s5 Lake street
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4 lbRERT HUBBARD Il CO, Twines and Cord,ee Of ali
I descriptions, Gastea Gssras3 Of all within and
weights Tents, Awnings aud Covers, Tar Pitch sk.p
Tackle Blocks, etc eej and 2ei ! Water street
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- -i------ $780, ---.5
Oils and Paints.
<Riis. E,aiIats ansi ssiaes.

7 WILLARD FOX, manufacturer Of WindoR Glass
l.. White I.eae, Oil and Putty: agent Tor Brau14a
psints Richmond Prsy's AXE Gil, Grossys Carriage
Top Dressing. nj Washington ct
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COUNTY TICKET.
-, Clerk ef Ghe DfstrScs 0uif,
H. +. ST1MPEI..
1br Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK.
nos, ;. 3. YOU'VE,

nos, =. B. You've,
Republican candidate for Hector ~ Large, viii speak At
tLs fowtas times had places the nsstis n to c"u-
s,Aoce az Y o'cioet,p. m.
KeosAuQuA. Monday. Is
Chestont Wedaaday 81.
Aihh, tAarsdsy, October, l.
0ttnmwa, Saturday.
oskaloosa, Tuesday, s.
Adsl, Thursday 8.
les Moines, Saturday /" 20,
Local Committee requested to make tho necessary
arraeensnss ifs II spnAlseed dssiabls u any paes
that the nssegs SAoeid be holden In tbs afternoon,
such change may % made by concentration with Mr.
Yong Republican papers ples.e copy.
PETER MELENDY CHIN
GRAND BARUACUD AT DIES MONIES.
On Friday and Saturday. October 90 end "a. there
will be ct Dss Noinss 0Yand Mass Meeting OF the
ass vAsh ~ ss,ls~ae speakers will he present
6ss LOGAN, HARIAH, CIV MccRARY.
err oatARY. kIKkWooD. VIM. MYTH,
aRA. AAL1a1R. WILLOW, VIZ ALLls0N,
8DN. HURLBUT. o1os1, y LOpoBDr %,
ISurnSeLE. 9Hymk YAtH1
Yodss. dEz'a0a. "a pas1ReY.
LcrssCrMu1sssss sils 1etass paAs ~ 6yyoiitmestl
FOR shs.. slblcta q H. $40
.<s especially isvitsd & - srss1assss b a4sses
" this meeting. Let every county in the State - ~
n,ed P. NtLErpY, Chairman.
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A Dacumemt.

Our readers will recollect that we pub
lahed, few days since, copious extracts
from the Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Monitor with
. cut representing carpet Dagger from
Ohio being hung after Seymour and Blair
are elected. The Cincinnati Commercial
also published the same document, and the
Montgomery Nail, having received q copy
Of the Commercial, in its issue OF the 26th,
walls a. follows
stDIacoURAG1SG.
.The Cincinnati Commercial comes to US
with the wood cut Of the Tuskalooss Monitor
reproducsd, and three columns OF extracts
from that newspaper accompanying the OBJ
noxious and damaging picture. dustin
puiehed AlAbamian writes 10 from Cincin-
matt that the wood cut has produced disas-
tfous effect, and thst the Republican party
have had soc, 600 copies Of the Commercial
struck off for general circulation. As the
election of Seymour depended on Ohio, and
a. the wood cut represents, ~ 4 prospective
scene, the hanging Of an Ohioan in the City
OF Oaks after the election OF Mr.. Seymour,
| it il not probable that many people will be
convinced that the success ofthe Democracy
will benefit persons from Ohio who may have
| settled in Alabama.
"The wood cut, we lear, IS good for loss
Of FIVE or ten thousand votes, from those who
| would otherwise have voted the Democratic
ticket. II may lose us Ohio, and in that
evept will lose 10 the elsctiop, and keep the
RsdicAls IN power four ysam mger. tn ?
terrible thiAe, aAer the laburws have updsf>
gone, the pangs We have endured, the hopes
which We have chung to, the endurance to
which No have nervea ourselves. to see the
rising temple of liberty burned to the ground
| By torch 2ans among the ahavings.'
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Paper.

EwIs, HAM 90 sell Paints, oiis, rarnishes and
~ Window Glass. cheaper than aGg house III the
Northwest. 90 to 9G South Hstet street
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Rubber Goods.

MCCAIN & FITCH, I2g South Hafer street Whole
lSI sale Deaiars in Coarse and iii Wrapping PAPERS,
Iwiaas and Paper Bags Of eyerg description.
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A 3. MkADa, ecfAR Hanqospd Dnd o7Ark strssts
a. lmpostsF, 4Apfactprsf and Wholesale Dsater I'd
WaesAss, Jsxeat, 1lessf md Plated Ware. Agency oil
theae1aep{ go Dra.
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GEN. U. S. GRANT.
or ILLINOIS.
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,
-SCHUYLAH CDLEAI.
on INDIANA

FOR PRBsfDEkr'

~ Ne 1ass 1t LAvpe.
8. l.. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
J. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
~ 0bseJssgtuaGl DG11tclsf
J-HIRAM oCHOR1ALD, of Warrington County.
n-J. LANE, Of Scott County
UI-J.V. ROGERS. u 1ayst1s Coanty.
Iy-J0t0 0EY41, 419 Co0sy.
v-WM MALI; ~ MN 0basty.
VIA, H TAFT, Of Humboldt County.
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y UBBHR CLOTHING CO. r. NJ. / ". A. Shepard
LIZ Manntsclurs all descriptions of Heavy and Fancy
Rubber Goods, Hose and Batting Stationery and DRUG
g rods 50 Laksstreet
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saddIery Hardware.
ddIery Hardware.

brigham, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and
Il dlery Hardware. Leather. Hubs. Spokes and
.arriaee work, Springs, Axlesi Bolts and Maeabisi
IPl Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09

The meetings Il Primrose and West Point are to 10
Msss Meennsa which ether Speakers Will herestrsr
he nouuced.
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mas. Meeting NJ nj Pleasant.

MAS m00uDB ~ ~
Oct 18th, Al IL a. m, It which place the following
speakers will be present:
HON. SAMUEL j. KIRKwoOp,
GEN ~RUMBuLL.
COL. IAvB WHsOs.
HON. HIRAN paIcl
HON, J. ,. HATNNALL-
pAss AsstinG - Tsrs Madison.
cstobsr 1eh u II : M st which tho following 'pesles
will b rss6snt
HON. : r HAYWOOD,
o aSs p 3 xfI so
HON. E14A4 I1ny
e: :oS: AZ al! gaa
Aass Meeting - Dsrlingtsn.
ostohas M \ 49, = vsseh rl.s. the following
spsalAo " bs p1sQ,eb
HON. HIRAM PRICE,
0HN. TkUMBULL,
1 nos BAY BAY = vl tteoSiRY
RON. J. B. vRINHRLL.
MASS Meeting ~ Fairfield.
On the alss Of detohsrl "a. II at which pl"oe the
following paAksss viii b present:
HON HIRAM PRIOR,
aEs. TRUMsULL,
HOS. GKo. ". MacRARy,
Mass Meeting at big Mound;
Tuesday, October -.
Gov. w. N.Stone, Col. VIM. Leigh
ton aud other Speakers
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STATE TrOKET..,

FIR Hrelary u STATE,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
mr. Asditor 81 iAate,
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
mr. Traass~v Of STATE.
SAM'L e. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
m Rsoise, Of Sat- La~d O6ee,
c. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
m ATTORNEY General,
HENRY O'CONNOR, Of Muscatine County.
ron nxNBERs OF C0N0REss..
Hy,t Dsysa-GEORG ". McCRARYr
srcomd DSstyiet-CoI. WILLIAM SMITH.
yhtrd Dtef1es-WA. D. ALLISON.
fptvtA Ust5SA-WIEfIANL OU0HHfDGk.
Ft4A Dist,fcf FRANK v. PALMER.
%stA Lfstsss-CHARLB6 c. P0MkR0f
thr Js.dge 81 Circuit cht'f
John 4 uRAYkR. Of Henry County
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To drive away the clouds Of night.
The world still stands in Of ightt
4 NHhsTEh'5 improved SH jke Consuming Kerosene
~ Lantern Il s9nsled Il. CHESTER, Nos, 2 10 S
Lake It, Chicago, manufacturer street and Pa-n
Lamps, H. r. and Steamboat Lanterns all kinds Or
ders promptly allied.
NJ ANR, WESELAKE & COVERT, mannfsctGrers Of
y rain, Stamped aua Japanne3 tit Maze Weslskes
Patent Lanterns, ailroad aud Marine Signals soYrs
aud Holow Wares, No. 70 sIich. Ave Agents for the
celebrated Home Comfort Stoves.
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Blank Books, Stationery d Pa
JD<,r Warehouse.
Brick Machine.

CULVER, PAGE HoYNE, Bialk Book Msuusac-
" turers, Steam Job Printers and Jobhers of Zine
Papers aonery and Binders 6ocds, l2e 30 Lakest.
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Mass Meeting at big Mound;


viii be present and address the meeting.
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Fs,ir Ekcnewcr.
Hardware.

II ELLoGG & Johnson, Dealers IN Builders Hard
IA ware and fools, Agents for the Riverside Works
Wheeling Nails
Orders BY mail filled with promr tness and Dispatch at
lowest figures. Us Clark street.
I y REENEBAud SONS, 20 Randolph Z. 1t, Whole
" sale Hardwareand Cutlery Manufacture Iron, Nails
Carriage Bolts, loose je8 butts, etc, Fenns' Axes
aud Edge Tools.
NIARkLBf, ALlINtl 8 CO. Importers and Joiaers u
LII Hardware aud Cutlery, 81 Lake street, mau1tae-
turers O. Wire Cloth. sieFes, Riddles, &c.
NfLLFRs BROS = 28EP, lpprters and .Jobbers IL
vi Harca.re Cutlery, Agricultural Toes Agency for
American f.e Co and Whaling nils 50 slate
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SPEAR PRINCE HoLBR0GK imporief and deal.
Shades We cell goods low, and make every in
uceme nj TO ire the market will adefd.
Carpet Hons. with stock entirely throughout. s.
Sc State ST.. OF eros6ss Opera House, CHI
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Lanterns and Stoves.

uALL. KIMBARk q co, Importers ard Dealers IL
Z Iron. stsei, Sas and Heavy Hardware, s0 81 anf
4. Michigan Avenue.
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MachInerI.

M EWMAN, LEWIS 4 suMwALT, Planning MI. sss
/ and Door Factory, and Lumber Yard, Cargo
locked and orders Elled Corner 18th and Lumber ST.
? 9 Box 6.a2q
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Hats. Grips ..nst Esnra.
$1,000 7----.-l-=-
Iron and Asee..

- WET. DEMsTgR 4 CO, Tata, Caps, Fur- Aa5i
~ Gioves aad Mlttens, l02 and loi Mcrieap avenue,
Chicago,
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FITTED Up IN THE HOST ELEGANT MANNER

And style uperfor to any Hotel ON the Upper Rfr
ad neither pains expense will be spared n thu
accommodation OF guests The largest rooms Of any
Hotel IN the sate and this building lighted througbou
by gaa. j. ii. TEPFER.
mch3G p-onrtstor
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Cars,s. 1.

TINE MONITOR makes mere ard better bricks with
4 given power, with less breakdown. than any other
Machine, Eagle Works Mfg Co, As Canal Street,
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NOTICE.

Tin. well established fact that fully enc halt Of the
female portion Of hsssh are ,s to
, ~ svn Expression, snerer feel WE'LL" they
ars iansuid devoid Of all nervous ant
hsys % appetite.
especially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are msde strong By the Of either OF these remedies
They will cure every Of MAkAsaus without fai
ndA Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands 81 the proprietor hut will allow OF the pub
ton Of but lew Thee, IT will be Observed are
men Of note and such staining that they unss oe pe
liesed.
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Commissions.
GhipNgO lrNn Works.

r ETZ son, 81 to SO Franklin street, Manufacture
IL Wrought and Cast iron for buildings, bridges, etc.
Bank vaults, doors, shutters grating, lron railing.
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Fancy Dry Goods aud Notions.
---==--
FAIRBANKS SCALES.


M AIMING BROS. WEST Co, v hoe snla dea'ere in
Ifl Notions, Hoop SKIRTS Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy
Dry Goods a Lake street. Our stock entirely new
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Sept. H.
George q. Psndleton lett here yesterday
af,ern. on for Springfield, illinois, where he
will speak to-day.
Ihe steamboat excursion and banquet Civ
en- yesterday afternoon BY the Grand Com
nandeiy Ct knights Templars Of Mssour, IL
he Grand Encampmen, ofihe United States.
was very brilliant affair.
The steamers Mississippi, Lady Gay, and
Belle Of Alton, we're engaged for the ocea-
sion, and steaul, i hway ir IN the levee at
hall past one, up The river. and then turned
aud sailed past The city to Jefferson Barracks,
twelve miles below, ~hers the whole party
went ashore Shortly after leaving the cily
An elegap, banquet was served on board each
boat There could not have been lees than
3 600 persons in The entire party.
While s,esming back to the city, ana when
about three miles from the landGg, the Mis-
sissippi, the flag ship Of the excursion, struck
u hidden rock and knocked hole in her
bottom. he pumps were Immediately put
10 work, but the water gaining on them quite
rapidly. the boat was run TO the Illinois shore
aud The Lady Gay came alonesde and took
otf the passengers and conveyed tht m to the
city. No slar.n was caused by the disaster.
and no accident occurred during the iransier
II passengers.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK. Sept. II.

New York. Sept. IL.
Arrived, the steamship Louisiana. from
L;yerpo She reports September it'll, in
Latitude 4so 40t, longitude 2oo So, having
sighted the bark Moregaisp off Prince Ed
wards Island with signal OF distress, and
supplied her provisions, she having on boero
the mate and sixteen Of the passengers and
ew Of the Cunard steamship Meli,a, which
Ief: Boston on the 10Th ul,imo for Liverpool
She was destroyed BY FIRE the day before
The Moreguisp rep ,rts having fell in with the
snip Jacob Stanley, bound Tor New York,
having on bo.rd ninety Of the passei gers and
crew OF the Mei,ta. The steamers sup,
plies OF provisions and water being INSULT
cient the Moreguisp took on board The mate
and sixteen others
line Internal Revenue investigation case
was teiore q. 8. Commissioner Guteuon to
day, when Mr. Courtney stated ii ina re-
cent official interview at Washlngio,. arrange.
ments w-re made to have som. legal asso-
ciates with him in the pros, cu,ion OF the
case. The case was postponed until to-
morrow.
There was = very large torch light process
sion tonight, which comprised several thou
sand of the organizations known as the
.Boysin Biue." The display was very fine.
There we're frosts last night in HaL hire
county, Mass, and in other places in this
State,
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NIsu ELLANtOUS ITEMS,

MILWAUKEE,, Sep. Il,
District to-day, nominated Alex. Mitchell
for Congress,
DEs MoIsEs, Sept. II.
The Republicans Of lhe Northern part oil
this State will hold mass meeting At Nashua
September 2lsi and 22i. Among the speak
ers from abroad, will be Hon. j. Donne.iy.
Of Minnesota. and Attorney General Gill OF
Wisconsin.
The Republicans of the Central part o.
the State are to bold a meeting at Des
Moines, on the 2sd and 24sh Of October; a,
which all prominent speakers Of Iowa aud
Illinois have promised 10 be present.
TososTo, Sept. Il.
The weather is very cold. SNOW fell AT
Aurora. few miles North of this city last
night,
Urea, n. y, Sept. Il.
4 frost visited this cinity last night, and
~ miles South Of Utica at hherburn, snois
fell
Albany. Sept. II.
Tho the ermometer tonight, marks 5Oo
ScRAsrox, Pa, Sept, II.
Thsfrat killing frost fell here last night.
ST.. PAuAL, Sept. II.
The City Conncil Of ST. Paul hays appro
p.iated Sl2, 600 to the relief of tie Selkirh
Settlement 1t is thought sutficien, am ourl
has nov been raised TO supply their wants.
ALBANY, Sept. II.
The great trct between Mountain Boy and
Lady III horne, for 81 900, came off here oyer
the State Park course Monday.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

BRrssELs, Sept. II.
A letter 10 the Independence Beige from
Conetaniinople, dated the sh inst, states
that au attempt Of the Greeks OF Chicos to
celebrate the day Of The baptism Of the Gre
cian King. was suppressed by the Turkish
authorities.
The Greek attlche OF the American Col :
salate was Que OF the persons arrested. Its
said Admiral Farragut peiitioned for his re-,
lease, but iis petition WAS REUSED, and the
man was taken for confinement to the Dar-
danelles.
MUsIcH, Sept. II.
Minister Bancroft is expected here this
| week to exchange the ratfcations Of the
new treaty between the Bavarian and Amer
ican Governments.
LONDON. Sept. Il.
-uv frnrs contrasts the polItcaI rar,.re
~ Great Britain with that in the United
States In both cases the elections are new
ones. Here in England there are many ycon-
tesan's, and much difference in men and
principles and the result is conf i huh
bub, in which no one sound is heard lathe
United States the contest has thus far been
peaceful even mega i've, but the eight weeks
intervening before the election may warm the
contest, now 80 quiet.
The Times dwells on the vigiant ANNA,
ton Of the Presidential fight in the United
States, and calls an American general &c
ZION an American carnival. Tie Anerin-a
people may be serious and interested, but
they all owe much of their realities to gro
tesque characters. to represent, whole peo-
pie. which d es th. m some injnstics, but less
harm than is commonly thought.
Benjamin MasoL the Secretary Of Ameri.
can Legation, has gone on special mission
to St. Petersburg. He also carries dispateh-
es 10 the American Minister al Berlin.
PAels, Sept IT.
Rio Janeiro advices state hat Bruse,. ass
aoologized for the detention Of the L. S.
& ,nboat Wasp.
The Emperor was enthusiastically received
here.
Lcgpos. Sept. II.
Sneri Ali has been crorned Emir at Ca
biol.
Teiegrams from Yokahoma TO the 2esh Of
! .iy announce active military operations on
foot, bu, give no details.
FDISBURc. Sept. II,
Sir Robert Napier has arrived, and ~a.
rendered the freedom OF the city.