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GEORGIA.

Scntcnce of tho Negro Bradley In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1858.
A. A. Bradley, shs Boston negro, was tried in the
Mayors Court this morning and convicted OF riot.
and disorderiy conduct in disturbing the pubic
peace, and sentenced to pay ono hundred dollars
me or be imprisoned ninety days and ten days 'or
gross contempt Of court Great excitemsns prevails
among the negroes.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SoufHsNrToS, Jan. 6--Tho Hamburg American Steam
ship Company steamship reuonia Captain Kier from
New Orleans arrived of Cowss about eeveu o'clock this
forenoon and after transerrny l.r London passengers
and freight sailed for Hambur. Tho Steamship Union,
Captain Won Santon from ,sv York, arrived hero ~
two o'clock this morning, on her way 20 Breinen 81
BRssr Jan o The Gs nerai Transatlantic Company's
steamship Vills dc Psds Captain surmont from New
on her way 10 Havr, M-8 NNEt
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White Mass Meeting In Selma.

SELMA, Jan O, 1865.
The whto meeting to-day was one ofthe largest
held in the county Resolutions adopted de.
clarlng against negro suffrage and the constitution pro-
posed by tho lato Convention Speeches made oy
General Clinton, OF Montgomery; General Morgan. Mr.
Alexander White and Major W ,. Randall, OF Dallas,
and others. Delegates were appointed 10 attend tho
conference at Montgomery. democratic club Tor Dali
las county was organized. Ths utmost harmony and
enthusiasm prevailed throughout the proceedings.
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LOTTERIES IN LyERrooL 1t is stated IN tn
Courier that there are .,Nonstef sweeps"
drawn weekly in that city, for which som
20, 00o tickets are sod, at ashlliag each.
ponce Is given back TO each purchaser, in re
tobacco or beer. These tickets are sold u
Iaborng classes and the poor The wea
the managers Is estimated at about lvc hun
or some S25, 900 or S26. Gee q year: whi
dupes get for the most part, two pence
bacco and beer, each, for their investr
prie,or OF one OF these lGuerv and beer
died lately worth, It Is said, $500, 200.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.
ITALY.

General Menabrea's New Cabinet.
FLORENCE Jan. Q, l6os
Tho reorganization OF the Italian Ministry has been
Completed BY Menabrea, and the new Cabinet is an
nounced as follows:-
General Menabrea President Of the Ministerial Council
and Minister Of Foreign AGaira
Cordova, Minister OF the Interior.
Digny, Minister Of Finance
Reale Minister OF War
Eilippo, Minister OF Justice.
Brogc, Minister OF Pubc Instruction.
Cante, Minister OF Pubic Worka
Eabotti, Minister Of the Marine.
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The Town OF Indfrnoia, Texas, Partially
Destroyed by Fire.
GALVESTON. Jan. g. 1858.
Information has been received here that a the bust.
ness portion OF the OF lndano,a destroyed by
IRE on the Sd inst The loss $100,0 on which
there is no insurance. The Custom House and d.ty
other buildings destroyed The lre ST. ppossd 10
have peen the work OF incendiary.
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DENMARK.

THO Debate on the West Indin Sale Ad-
tourned.
CopEsHAGxN, Jan. g. 1858.
The debate IN the Rgsdsg the proposed sale OF the
Danish West India Islands 10 the United States was
adjourned 10 future day. No decisive vote has yet
been taken on the subject.
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LOUIslANA.

Proceedings Of the Convention.
Ngw 0nLEASs Jan. Q, tsSs
The Convention to-day got far the twony
article Of the constitution. Arclos adopted rcia
tins TO State Legislation and the apporIioumcnt OF
representation
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ROME.

Sickness Among the French mt Civitn vec.
CHA.
PARIS, Jan. 9, 1858.
Late dispatches from CvIia veccha state that there
= much sickness among the French troops Quartered
,thera
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o"S %lo4sfE" fosisN's couou aa1sAx
the roach Of ALL = ~
fot sam By All druggifas ATS. 50 and rs ccn,s
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CONNIE EcTiCUT.
Grant Meeting in New Haven.

GFant Meeting In New HAVEN.
NEW HAvKs. Jan. O. Is68
large meeting was held hore this evening 10 form q
Graat campaign club. Speeches were made by ex-
Governor Dutton, Henry B. Harrison Charles Ives,
Professor Northrop. D. r Wright and others
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

Or. Hunter Cnn eur Worst Cases OF Ger
tain Diseases without ry in shorter time than any
other psSscan, or no pSj takcn. No Division street.
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Pr, ~. IL. Schenol Of Philudelphia, Respcct-
fuly iniorms ms patiM and the public that hc win bs
tuesday, January I, rom D A. M Ia y. MI aud esery
Tucsiay thereafter. -
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ugsotured Wholesale Antl retail IN "a an,taI ~ Va a
Astor Housn T' - -fF'S~' ~ - :
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Its Good Encs ~ ure Permanent. In fhis te
aners from az haf yes By It's use iuxrian growth guar
antceo nA!urh coSr and gloss restored one rsl VIII
cause cause you 70 siy y .s of Mra A. ALLENs IMPkovED
new sy!el hAJ X RESTORER DRESSING, Tin ono
botteO Every Druggist sells a. Prce One Dollar.
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A Fnvorubie Notorie,--Tl

a Perfect Hnir Dressiuc--I3u
COAlNE imparis a lner gloss ard Is supS
pomades and oils or alcoh1tc washes.
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Death Warrpus TO Ou,c..-xyo,.o,,,.
PAIN FAINT tesed tsee at Chathap g1u re ami 7oS
Third avenue, N Y. - ' -
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Bntchci0g,s unir lDyc.--The Best In tho
Factory 81 Barclay sl oct
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A.-Cfanr. Soft, smooth mn
IL the result OF using LAfRD'S
SOLD By druggists eyss ywhrs.
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REAssEMBLING OF CONGRESS.
Adoption Of a Resolution in the House
(ensuring the President for Re-
moving General Sheridan.
Tho Thanks Of the House Rendered
70 General Grant.
Expenses Sf Congressional Iuyes.
tigatfng Ommittees.
WAsnIsGTov, Jan. o, 1000, I
III O'Clock =. VI.

WAsnIsoror, Jan. o. 1000,
ii O'Clock T. VI.
Expenses Of Con gresslonni Committees.
Tho Clerk Of the Hoase OF Representatives to-day
furnished to that body naccordanco with resoFaton
statement showing the estre expensesof sary
Committee in connection With the impeachment qncs
tion, which were s23, 100. Among the items is $500
paid to Hon. Jamos Ashley for messengers to vint
Quebec and othcr parts Of Canada to procure evidences
Tho expenses Of the Committee o( Eectons4 vsitay
various cities to take evidence 50 OO0 the
nation into the workings or the Paymaser Generals
ONCE cost $4,000; the expenses of the special COM
mttee to investigate the treatment OF prisoners OF
war by tho Confederate authorities were $1,000; the
expenses Of the special committee 70 examine into tho
Southern railroads $5,7s4 the expenses Of the special
commission to inquire into the Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, $500; tho expenses or the witnesses be-
fore the comm TO inquire into the delay Of payment
OF soldiers bounties, ss40 the expenses OF the Com
mittce ON Public Expenditures 70 inquire into the
duct OF Collector Smythe, $4l5 %
The Report Of the special Comm,issioner OF
the Revenue. it
Tho report of d. A. Wells. Special Commissioner Of tho
Revenue, will be presented TO Congress tomorrow
Considerable importance attached 10 the document
discusses the financial and industrial questions now
before the country In that will excite general
attention. Il Is understood that tho Commissioner advo
Gates reduction repeal OF taxes manu- uractured
articles and economical administration of the gov-
ernnent. N
The Public Debt Statement.
II has been decided by Secretary Mctuoch not 10
ISSUE tho public dcot statement until tomorrow. This
Is account OF tho fact that the national banks have
not yet reported their receipts for the month.
The Representative Of st. DOininao. n
General Pablo PuJol was received at the Department
Of s!a;o this morning. General Pujo Is accredited to
this government as Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipotentiary from thas republic
Receipts from Customs.
Tho receipts from customs AT the ports bslow named,
from Decombor % to December 81 inclusive, wero as
follows
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/ - R"pfure trrc.-ur. slcrsunn's Hernia
Appaucc y suphlsf " ny Iass aud with tho Curative
compound u su@antss tor hs radical Onioe
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1.-iSheuwnttsn,s siSc1nuy W. lrrRnted Cured
or -. Vegetable Rhsu-
inatlc tefnedy
PrincpH. aepo, fUi 5rcauwGy 10 DAY.
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store, ,lStade~-Plain. Giit or Letterca.
sKYLIGhT SHADES,
SHELF CURrAINS
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Printing of Every Description Executed
with neatne and despatch lower raea than slso-
where, At " METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrAB.
LlShMEN'r, ~ Nassau street.
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The Mefropoiitpn Job Priutins Rstab
MENT 81 Nassau street prepared to furnish Cards Cir
cuar Pamphlets Law Cases, Posters every description
~ Printing at raes twenty-five per cent less than be
obtained elsewhere in the city.
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Favorable N0torirty.-Thet sOod Rrpufa.
ton and extended tas % BEoMN y BRONCHIAL
TKOChb> Tor Coughs Gods anu Ihf Diseases
Troches extensively
the genuine Browns Bronchial froches ma 10 not h. inn
cnced hy thoe wbo maze mors prohs selling worthless
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wigs, Tcapcee md .Orua awensal Ha.r.-Bess
QRS u Aond street
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The STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 IHE HERALD.

The Legislative Caucuses-De emscratic Noml.
nations for Oicers of the Assembly and
Republican Nominations for Omcers of Both
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Church Directory.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHuRcH-on 4th
strcct, between Concert and High. Services avery
Sunday at II .. M. and Up. m. Sabbath School
at o'clock a. M. jams
wRsTMINsTRER PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 20. s.)-on Seventh street, bstwcen
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath At
ii a. NJ and p. IN Sabbath School at q. M.
rrsysr gseiss every 8saes,s' ss 4 Pastor
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN--cor Blondeau
and 9th strests. Services every Sabbath at i a.
| IN. and I D. M Sunday School at 81 a. N.
| r2S-,66-Iy JANIS RRows, pastar.
| CONGREGATIONAL oHuHcH-High street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
| bath at II 8. n. and p. m. Sabbath School al
| 3 p. m. Prayer meeting On Wednesday evenings
may 6-g6-ly
| EXCHANGE STREET II. Z. CHURCH--0n
Exchange street, fetween Third and Fosrth
| Preaching sgcsy sabbath at II q. m. and ! p. m.
Sabbath School at 81 p. n. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. L. II. WmAss,
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. cmuRcH-cor-
ner Of Seventh ami Morgan streets. Preaching
| every Sabbath at II a. u. and p. n. Sabbath
| school nj a. M Public Prayer Meeting On
Wednesday evenings. JonS HAYNES
1 apra7- GG.Iy Pastor.
FIRST pREsgYTRRIAS- Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at u 3
IN. aud p. N. Sunday School at p p. N.
! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. asaer OF Blpn
dean and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. X
and n r.x. Sunday School at p A.. NJ. Public
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening, st Il
O'clock. ffsbli,691 j. r. wgsiovrs, Pastor
| UNITARIAN CHURCH -opan for public ser
vice at II .. M sud at u P, "a. Tbs FahIis cor
daily ia,iied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

THE MIKano TRoupE gave its closing en-
tertsinment at the Opera House las. evening.
This is the most extraordinary exhibition OF
the kind that has ever visited the city. Among
the most attractive features Of the entertain
ment was the swinging of the rope BIZ the
tees, in the . slack rope exercise by Toroo
Nos Kee. Ii was, in our opinion, the very
acme OF eguilibrism. The tub and ladder
balancing was excellent. Tops were spun in
most scientific and extraordinary manner.
The ascent of the ladder OF swords far ex.
ceedcd our expectation. The Mikado sus-
pension, by the kee Chez Brothers, was a
most astounding gy;nnassic exhibition. The
performance on Japanese screen was skill
/ full and graceful one. We might mention
other feats equally as wonderful, but tf1ne
/ forbids. The troupe will go from here to
Quincy. We commend it TO the wonder.
loving public everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

SOMETHING Nrw.-silver Ice Urns, Dcubie
Wsii Ice Pitchers, Gobiets. Waters, iee
Bowls, Tea Sets, Butter Tubs, Castofs, cssA-
sts, Knives, Forks and Spoons @ ING nass !,
styles and best qualify manufactured q"
GOOD, ~orrs.t>d a. represented For sale
= r,;c.. that ca-t be beat at Sam. g.
Rr;d,e., Nos. and Estes House. Call and
.ramine. may2.2t
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Ar BosTwIcK's .-At Bostwiek is the ad
vance guard Of a perfect army Of Dry Goods,
Ladies' Fine Dress Goods notions, and the
raphernalia of spring fashions. Mr.. Bost-
wick has just returned from New York,
where he ordered an immense and choice
stock, which is now arriving. He invites all
his former friends and the new ones he hopes
TO gain. to call and examine his goods. From
the very first of his opening in Keokuk, Bost-
wick's store has been fayorite OF all our
people, and the ladies particularly. He has
made il a speciality to keep in every depart.
ment choice selection of the finest goods
To gye his patrons any thing and everything
they want in the dress goods and fashion
line, and to giTe them Just as choice goods
as they could get in Chicago or New York.
He has succeeded in his purpose, and there
is nothing in the way of fine goods and DO.
tons which Keokuk ladies are not confden,
they will find at Bostwiek's, and they are not
disappointed.
Mr.. Bostwiek is now alone in the business,
manages it consummately well, keeps we'll
up to the demands of the trade, and was
never better able to meet satisfactorily tire
demands Of ell his patrons than by the large
stock of goods he is row receiving
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

q Poor Toms a'cold r
How warm soccer the genial sun
May look in kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsia, Ike goblin, hunts him down,
Agae, grim ehamberlAin, lights him 10 bed,
While Dizziness, Vertigo, and Headsche dire,
With fiercer aches combine TO make him groan,
| Harken, Thomas, to instruction:
| For all thy ills remedy is found
| A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure,
PLANTATION BrrTERs-s. T.--ls6e--x.,
| A wondrous Tonic, made by DIR. Drake.
We presume spoor Toms case is not
worse than hundreds who are cured dsily by
! this wonderful medicine.
MAGNOLIA WATER delightful toilet ar.
ticIe-superior to Cologne and At half thu
! price. apr25eod6w2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

LI1TglL's LIVING AGE, we'll filled in each
number, cannot well be better filed than il,
the number for May ID. The contents are :
st. Johns Connection with Christian His,
tory and Evidences, by the Bishop of Lon
don the Bramleish's of Bishops Folly
Phneas Finn; Poems for Child; Lord
Brorgham and DR.. Cauvin Memorial Lite
nature OF the American War Sheridan and
Sherman; The Situation in France; The Flu
tare Of The Jews Of Europe; Austria and
Rome Nicotiana, Short Pieces, and Poetry.
Published By Little ( Gay, Boston, IS cents
a number
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03
.ouurr TO 4 uoUar HOUSE,.

Thou rearest up amidst the city's fog
Tho citadel Of dullness and Of gloom,
The raeking wheel Of justice moves ono COS
Ahy, then stops but neer busy I. ' !. .har,a
Va. n,.eh more dust and noi... though Y 'n00''
The ho.e for ali the needy sons q Eve
IN. cob-webbed musty room
s,.. sullne.. brooding like silly hen
- .sd,ed eggs. How briskly flies each pen
,,o.s tho mighty foolscsp. Clients hume; =,
lrs.n LAWYERS come ont strong, If "ap to fnun,
(Which means with moral-nasal- mem orah'
tough.1
Over their prick-up ears they fercely thrust
~. goose end Of their quilts, and then the
bluff
witness and jury, till the true and just
t'o 80 q. NJ X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

CORN MALAY NV Ds..,'.s ......Si - ~.sv
BrcxwurAr FLouR-s4.o0 to $3.50 per iee lbs
purrKR-Choice lots wilcommand $50 400 Il b
RaGs--i4 to l5c.
pouIrrf-Dressed, pone offered. Live Chickens
Is SO = doz.
soaenun--50 to TOO per gallon.
PorAsoEs -aoe TO 81 Is y bushsl.
Osfoss-4l 90.
LARD-City cured Ice per D. Country eusea 'ss
to l5c per ID.
BxsswAx-32 10 S3e per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, loici loose % per d,
FsArHEhs-Prime 800 to 65c per n.
RAss-cetton, 3c psr Id.
WH,rx ErAss-Common to good to -; scarce.
cssysE-G Good country i3 to lac. Factory iso
p,I.--Saares and in demand wholesale II ~
per 100 lbs.
Fau,rs--areen Apples 50 50 to - 90 per bar
Dried Peaches, 10 10 &c.
s,rn,-Timo,hy 81 co 10 / IS. clovsf IS 90
Flax seed 81 rs.
| o,Ls-Coal oil BIC. Ljaseed. ray " 80 eoaiea
! Al IL. Lard, 81 40. Fish VI 90 to VI ~
! Ivr sxaox-Besf Cattle Is 90 70 81 90 gross
Hogs. good Iots, 81 to 50 so gross. sheeE
4lc gross. Veal Calves from - % e
Sc %
BAcoy-city cured hams lie, shoulders lsac
clear sides l6ic. CoantrJ cured hams ~.
to 10, shoulders to isc; sides Ii 10 iz4e
/ PogK-Asxs IS 20 to 42b per Dbl.
| WooI-Tub washed 50 to 3se.; neeee 40 nm
as64 soc; unwashed, Is to zoe. .
| H.Y-Timothy In Actiys demand at from ~ y
sII 90 Der ton. Prairie - 90 to IS o.
tx sota I'd 50 per cord .accor lin & 10 quail
i.y, in good demand.
| Hfpxs-Green, sac; do cured leSal dry nint 2ee
do gait tac per ID.
| sAIr-I,ake - c5@'a,
| gLsss-sxlo s. 50. Rates discounted ~ pc
| cent.
| NAtLs-s5 IS rates,
BAK Igoy ~4se, rsie.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

TIE Burlesque Opera Troupe and Sere,
made Band of this city, viii give an enter
,ainment at Gibbons Orera House on Thurs
day evening next. Prepare for some fun. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

w the same night that horse was killed
on Prices Creek by the eating of his throat.
some scoundreis went into the premises OF
Mrs. Messenger, not far from this city, killed
sheep and left the pelt on the fence. No
clue has yet been found by which the perpe-
traitors may be brought to Justice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

JEFFERSON CousrY held it's Convention
yesterday and appointed delegates to the
State and Congressional Conventions. We
are advised, by a dispatch from Fairfield. tina,
the delegation to the Congressional Conven-
ton Is in favor of Hon. Geo. w. McCrary for
Coprracs
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rsw Hars n.ras,,

Nsw Sars mArAst'
BY Telegraph Mss fosn. May Q
Gotten A shade aru.f; .ss.Isa
yfour iosss du end g. 10 Sc. en- csmmsn grades
Wheat Moe sctise and arrn With fair exrost ee-
ma,a
o.-, nns, :. =, ,t.,u, =, 49,,
go "a :. .as,a a..
pett-u,i.t: s.ta5,. ssp arg fraev
Bsef-qai,t; UNCHANGED
Cut Meats Active; nrmer.
Lsra-FIru,; ,es for fair to prIass
Eggs-3aiet at %
'i''-
eoHse-s'ie.e'
'A.' A'a's A'a shSas ht"e' ~ WAN IN
- "
Cinctnnati MarKsr.
- Telegraph. CINCINNATI. Asya.
nour-DuI
Wheat Dali but not lower.
oorn-pull 81 for ear.
- ns'' M ms.. = ~,
~
~ - ,,.
~. az, :, =, .,.o. :.
~ '1SAue'' AAU "a
Iar,-In..,,r. :. -,
10 ~ ''s sow
Ress-Dui at 80
NV rorx nop.x m.r.,.
Br rs,exrspbt NV yo,r Ma, 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

MAIN street, between Fifth and Seventh,
is being treated to a supplementary maead>
animation. A very first rate improvement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

THERE was one of Heaight's original and
essentially keokukian " Yaller Handful .
meetings at the Court House last evening
But no report can do justice to these pro
ceedinps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

Losr.-Somewhere between the residence
OF James II. Cox and the corner of 9th and
franklin streets, pocket book, containing
about tweniy>four dollars, A liberal reward
will be paid to the finder By leaving it at this
office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

The Hannibal Courier says there was a
robbery aboard on q late trip Of the ANDY
johnson. Seven persons were robbed oil
money to the amount Of 500. The state
rooms were entered from the outside and
chloroform administered to the victims. The
thieves escaped at Clarksville, No., and the
losers got of at Hannibal and started back
with an officer to secure the scamps. One
of the loosers was the Rev. Mr.. Candee, oil
Ga'esburg, and another Mr.. s. s. Merriman
Of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

Tbs Republicans have msjority of 90 in
the Legislature of Connecticut on joint bal
iot,and there is TO be a successor elected next
winter to fill Dixoh's seat in The Senate Of
the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03
st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

row JAsPER.-The fine steamer Tom
1asra, V III leave Keoknk for St. Louis every Sum
49, D. m. and Thursday at o'clock a. m.
MoLiIE McPIXH, every Tuesday ana
Friday, at o'clock a. m Meals ana state
rooms free 80 rn.
Fare from keokuk to st. Louis, 50 90. Through
bills Of lading given for freight TO all stations On
the Des MONIES alley Railroad.
An f,s,ht for the river conveyed to the Agent
., Ksokuk will he attended to without delay, and
free OF charge. r,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

Alhers' advertisement Of Oranges, Lemons
and Limbaugh Cheese.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

AueTIos.-On Tuesday morning, May 9Th,
loa- M, we will sell all the furniture, stoves,
bedding, de-, of the house formerly occupied
BY Mr.. Grover as boarding house, ON 9th
'reet, between Concert and High streets.
J. \. WALLACE 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

Rev. B. JuDnss, JR,, having accepted the
call to the pastorage of The Congregational
Church Of this city, will preach to-day in
their chapel corner of Sixth and High
streets, at II o'clock a. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

THE room in the Graham Block alongside
Lowry's News Depot is being fitted up Tor
business OCCUPANCY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

II is desired that there shall be full at
tendance at the Library meeting at the Cour,
House Monday evening. Let our people
bear it in mind and be there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

CALL and see that Silver Bridal Trunk
Something rich. SAN. G. BRipoEs.
may3st Nos. and Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

New York Dry Goods NJ arket.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

Lowry, at his News Depot, has Lippin-
colts Monthly and Harper's Monthly, =
for May, both splendidly filled and choice
reading. Go and &c; them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03

REMEMBER Prof. Henry's exhibition at the
dancing academy in the Opera House build
ing Tomorrow afternoon, at o clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03


The President has received official notil,-
ation of the adoption Of the new Constitu-
ion by Arkansas, but has not laid it before
Congress as required by law.
The Secretary Of State has also received
cue notice Of the ratification Of the 18th
Amendment to the Constitution Of the United
stAtes BY the State Of Arkansas.