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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
One Drop at a Time.

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rdi Ia noticed ha- it frgr ONE if.p M f,
time 1n,i it was f-t i,a- yr p.,fr ufb.
water was vlcan IlIs iriola -yraun,,l .lgar anI
'ParAied lrishtly ,a the sun bur II rL.. vasr-
was bus slightly muddy, tl.t ic.rl. IaaLei foul
and VI beaap was Spoiled Ju-t 81. a..r char
Aeters ar forming 80. httir ti,1,isst or fsl
ing At time. add. i,s inf ssprr n each
Thought BE- pure and right, tl, ...ai VIII h., Ia,,
W and vii sparkle ~ith hsppinc,. but Il ,n
pure snf wrong there viii Boz hnaI ieGiriuii,
amt W, eb-iur-s
ss'rssioN iioN>s7s III Cbsrssfau W.rrur,
gives tbr following de- -ipt.an ota J,,r.-t ,arr,
BY south Carolina iai,
~il'- to''0ci - sasal ...si ~ white tul hls.l
trurgta cotton. roY.r,sf yrrr tirf ,s-k t,f,,L
cottno fhs .tr,s srae,s -a.tnt,.i with r,in,,tt.
tres and luIf STARE rlihfuifsr,,l 80 ..li ilr...i
while ihr t7'ft,r- are f.F.el 81 sti,, sr,l bia.a
wursird
What ~oa.d lr isue. is !ad.e. tL.aI III, a,..
ttn,hts bopurt 4 iaHu- flrtii rusu s..I.. tgu.
n.rd vith psmpt.u ,ins, a,i araanr,,..i '.'ri.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
POETRY.
hymn To the Night.
BY Hxskr ". LoserrLLow.

%
heard the trailing garments Of the Night
sweep thrvugh her marble halls
,s~ h-r sable curtains an fsingcd with hghs
Prom the celestial walkl
felt her presence. by IL spsrl oS might,
etoop oer me from above,
The calm, majestic pre-eoee fthe Night
As u the one love
heard The Sounds - .crrov and delight.
The mAnlfoid, soff chimes
fhaf hf the haunted chambers ofthe nigh.
Ike some old poets rhymes
Fr.tn ne eoel eis,erns Of the mldnlgh, air.
NY srtrt drank repose;
The souutain q perpetual peace flows therei
frUni thsse deep etsterrs uovs
o, holy Night from thee learn 10 hear
what man has borne b~forei
Ihou iases' thy nnscr On,she hTs of Care
And they complain 10 morc.
Peace Peace Oresics-llke breathe this nr.v.r
De-crnd With broad wing fight
The welcome, the thnce pray ID fUr the NOS; fair
The bes,-belOvcd Might
l. oye.
"li l. a fearful thing
To love a. love thee a. feel ihs world
The bright. the beautiful ioy.riving world
\ blank without thee. Never morr Or me
IAN h1pe JOY, feaT wear digereni seeming.
NnN, have no hops that dies net dream uf thee:
! have NO 10 that I pot shar'd by thee
have no icar that dncs NJ; dread for thee:
All thnt once took pleasure in-niy tutc
l. only sweet when /. rvPeafs thy name
~ npwsfsi only gather them Cor thee;
The book drops hstlrss down, cannot read
Unless i o. thee nv lonely h0urs
Are si'etfi IN shaping forth onr future live
Ai,sr NV oSN romantic Fantasies fvolve
Thou art The star round which nv thoughts re-.
lAke satellites. Miss LANpoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Uusimia fres prtss.
0rrrcr SECOND sroRY MARKET HoUsE.

sETbe" fSsr Press" ts pabii-hed veskly af nro
noEsrrs aaa flfty cslts I>r asHHEag " Pa'd IN
adrupos Two DoLL,E-
rs,-wbcneysr tayn,eni /. drss rred h~yona thsssS-
~ rfrssfon q the ear Interest ~tit be charged
ns-Auh<rfrSion. for six months. Dee DcAar ss,d
rrcsy FSre C,s'ts. 10 he paid invariably IN .s-
vance.
RATES oF ADVERTISING.
a.rrhs terrps OF nj, erting are. OR n squarc tien
uSssl % isss oas DSar, for three inssTtct-larFef
ass CsAi, Esr o9aAye.
A. X ssertiscoent % be considered by ff month
NJ - snless kfecihcd tbs NAnugrtrs, of preNt
sllsiy assvcd upoc between the QsaFtIes.
s-An advertisement MT rnsrk 81 "a The copy foTa
sp-s6c.l number of Insertions Wti be cnntinucd ann
onierxd cut, and Eaymcnl eAacied accorS nffy.
ss nnstL,R AbyEErfsHNrSrs aeoid any ~ ~
uD,lsrstaRhng on the psn - The Annual AdNsTe-,I-
proTrr to STATE th2h.as thai their prittet vuH
rNfctas 20 fhsir hruaediaIe ttssHe~s. Re8 t-tAie
Legal afsl All other Advertisements -eut y '' 10
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
DISSOLUTION.

'IWE arm - R,ihsus a zorrknGsr = this Hsy dIs
I saitr.i ly mutual Cpntart
iiainmfrg, r. %. MATHEWS
h"ch ~ l-''a II. p IoLLHKGFFER
The Produce Commission Business
~ De- nfstiuued fuymeTiv ~ tit aif I,eess tfs y
Howard -tIrcft ~ ssfsual 3. Mathew lsfr 81 ti,e
tuu N Nsfhsss Ltii, kf1cr ahi charirs II Rrtiar
- te1crssn CUupfy, Va sndf iiis-gg,e ~ Nafbeu.s
~ the rairenaee hbsrliiy rtfenffd T. m oif arfa
and ~ileit egrsigun.snfs ~ Ptasr GraiB I'D sasfs
isgcihsr siih ~ otbsf Lnds Il
Country Produce,
sn1 h1ff ~ sfff affrution b. husinesa - merit a.
sFTsursi Ant lsaa z.ru q siiosa W, psiraai,e a.
Narvh Is. 20 ~ CT BiiTiFp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Dr. Johnston,

Umk bunder of this Ce,ei
j. the most Certain. speedy,
and only edecluAi remedy In
The wotsd for SECRET Ofs.
EASE.
elects. Structures. Seminal
Weakness. ralns In the Lolns.
Constitutional Debility, I'm.
potency. Weakness ~ the
hark and Limbs, Affecfions OF
the Kidneys. ralpifafl0n oT
The Heart .DysFep<ia Nervous
lrritAhLiify. Disease of the
Head. Thruaf, Nose, or Skin !:
thosc serious and nlelanrholv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

o. ihis Celebrated Institution of,er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

&.s~oDe of the most prevalent, aud at the same
most troublesome aud painful diseases that attend
the human flesh, is Fever and Ague. Fore long
time the medical world has been putting forth
numerous specifies for it's speedy and permanent
cure, but all without effect. DR. j. Hostet.er, an
experienced aud celebrated ply stefan, has succeed
ell IN furnishing the public with valuable prspa-
ration for the cure Of Fever and Ague. The steady
and increasing demand lately made for the Bitters,
and the universal sucsess attending its use, have
made for 1t reputation unsurpassed ty any spe-
cfe of the kind. For the cure Of Fever anu que,
DIR. llostettsr's Celebrated Stom ach Bitters must
and should claim superiority over any other pre-
para.ion e. tant.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally ey-
erywhoru. g
sold by P.dIBBoSs. A. -. WILKINSON, BARTLETT
KAYE a Co., and !. i. WILKINSON.
Oct. s. '60-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

Notwithstanding the brilliant display made
by the Wide Awakes and ths Guards, and
the presence Of large crowd Of people, in
cluding many ladies, on Saturday evening,
khere we're several circumstances decidedly
adverse and depressing in their influence
upon the speakers. Mr.. Clark opened and
made very moderate speech for Democrat.
Mr. Warren followed, in pointed and for
cble speech. His opening remarks, having
local bearing upon keokuk, were parsca-
Larry witty and amusing.
When the discussion-whio contrary to
the desire and expectation of tho speakers,
took place out of doors-was about half
through, the appearances of an immediate
storm became 50 threatening that great num-
bers Of the audience left and hurried home.
We regret, for the sake of the speakers, az
we'll as our OVID, that the circumstances were
DO unfavorable for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

The burglars were busy in this city last
week, and very bold and ingenious. Mr..
|Chittenden's house was entered on Saturday
might or Sunday morning evidently by a
email person, as the entrance was made
|through small space in cellar window, by
|prying off the wood. work, and turning down
la corner OF the wire-work. From the cellar
an entrance was made into the hall above
and thence into the dining room, where, for
the first time, q quantity of valuable silver
ware had been lett over night Silver ware
and clothing (found in wardrobe in the
upper hall) valued, 10 all, BY Dir. Chittenden,
at $40, were carried OF. A part Of the
clothing taken was left in the yard neatly
folded up.
On Friday night burglars were in the house
OF Judge Lowe, and rummaged through the
Hover rooms for an hour or so, but took
nothing valuable. During the week several
other houses were entered, and some were
tried without being able TO get in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09
Hsvew Ksems.

/ hEN&F
The river at this point has been swelling
a little for day or so past, and there are
about two feet on the rapids, but not enough
for boats to 60 over. Freights appear to bs
! plenty, and the boats loading and unloading
above the Packet Depot make lively times
/ for the lighters and the railroad. There are
about feet in the channel to st. Louis.
The Missouri, according TO last reports, il
! falling with "a feet in the channel.
! The Illinois is rising in the upper portion
/ from the effects OF rains whereabouts. How
much OF swell there is, is not yet known.
The Ohio continues receding, and is navi.
gated with extreme difficulty from pittsburg
TO Cairo. There are feet 10 the canal ut
Louisville and feet scant at Seuflletown
and other formidable bars along the lower
Ohio. All the boats are detained greater
or less time thereabouts. Unless they have
rise pretty soon, none but the very lightest
draught boats will be able TO run. Wabash
ADD Cumberland rivers are dead low, and
navigation is entirely suspended in those
streams. Arkansas Likewise remains entire.
ly uunavigable. From St. Louis 90 Cairo
there are 81 feet soant, to Memphis feet,
and 6 feet only on Helena bar.
Every day for the psst two weeks, says the
St. Louis Bulletin, q Keokuk Mail Line
Packet has arrives at and departed from
this wharf, and we think much spare room
could not have been found 10 the cabin OF
any one Of them during that time. They
come and 60 filed with people. There never
has been in this city or any other city a
greater success 10 the way OF a steam DO at
company than the Keokuk Packet Line Com
pany, and there never were gentlemen more
deserving success than those composing said
association. All their boats are of the FIRST
order, and the officers on each and all are
among the most experienced of our whole
steamboat community.
"A MONSTER BoAT.-We learn, says the
Louisville Courier, that Capt. John Cannon,
the Unsuitable boat builder, and owner OF the
famous cotton packets, Gen. Qutmsn and
Vicksburg, has determined to build boat
/ for the next season that shall totally eclipse
everything on the western waters, and rival,
If not beat the swiftest clipper on the eastern
seas. II We are correctly Informed, she 10
to be GOO feet in extreme length, with very
sharp model, and to be propelled by -four
engines Of immense power, and all other
necessary appliances to make her stem the
current of the Mississippi at the rate Of
twenty-five miles al hour. Two trips per
week between New Orleans and Vicksburg
are the longest Of Capt. Csnnon's calcula-
| tions, and three days to Louisville will be
considered only an ordinary trip.
River men along this stream appear TO be
soeptissl about this matter, and are extreme
~ curious 90 hear some further about this
new ark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

The PREsKsTArloS.-0n Saturday night
last large company Of ladies aud gentle
men gathered At the house Of Dol. Curtis 10
witness the present alton to tho Wide. Awake s
OF the beautiful flag prepared by several
young ladies Of Ksokuk. The Wide. Awake
companies, the tyouihfu) Lincoln Rangers,
and The mounted Lincoln Rangers msrobe
up from Third street and ranged themselves
in front Of the house on High street. Being
out in strong force, they made brilliant ap-
pearapce with their torches, banners and
transpsrencies. On behalf Of the young la
dies. Judge Rankin made short ard ami
mated address, and presented the flag TO the
W e-Awakes. Ii was received by w. r.
Thompson, Esq, vho made brief and ap-
propriate response.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09
Particular Notice.

All persons who have engaged to furnish
provisions for the Wide Awake dinner, ON
the 10th, will greatly oblige the Committee
by having their contributions ready by IL
O'Clock TO day, and, if possible, increase their
contributions, rather than have them fall
short and, If any shalt be missed, the Com
mittee will thank them 10 send the same to
Rice's Hall during THE day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

GIhe Journal yesterday had false,
mean and malicious item in regard to Mr..
DeWolf, who is preparing company OF
girls, by tho consent of their parents, to per-
form handsome part in the demonstration
Tomorrow. The writer of the item came
very near getting the chastisement, yester.
day, which he richly deserved,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

SHiRTs.-We call attention to the adver-
tisement Of Mrs. Shepherd, and take pleas
ure III saying, for the benefit Of gentlemen
wLo wish to have their shirts made right,
that they can do so by calling on Mrs. Shep.
hord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

The Grove on Grand Avenue beyond Mr.
ground Tomorrow. Our folks were busy
yesterday clearing the ground, putting up
stands, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

en- The VALLEY VINO Of yesterday, con-
thoughttf human rights" and several 9th
er articles pertinent TO the times, can be had
at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

We observe that fricad Sloan is extending his
business into distant parts Of the country. We re-
Gently observed his familiar name aud column of
advertisements in the pitts bgrga Saturday Visitor.
They have for some time been fiouIishing as large
as life IN the newspapers of OHIO. Thus he is
pushing his business with energy to the East and
eoutb, reversing the oraer of business, the tide of
which usually rolls to the westward. Wherever
the medicines sold, they arc liked, and the de-
mand for them CONTINUES TO Increase. When u
good article ia thus sold, wohave regrets that ii
brings IN 70 the proprietor rich haryest-[ West
arn Citizen, Chicago, july - 1919
Gee sloan saasertisemcnt in another colum Of
this PAPER. loot. 8 dot vii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

Coon EIr.-Mr. Warren contrasted "the
keokuk Of bis knowledge," as ii was nine
or ten years ago, with the Keokuk OF to- day,
and, after expressing bis surprise at the en-
srgy and achievements CT her people, be
concluded by saying that be could wish that
bis own Rip VanWinkle town (Bnrlington)
were, as Paul said TO Agrippa, altogether
such as Keokuk il, "ercept these bonds."--
The bit was received with loud and good
humored applause,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

~ 4. HUMPIkK Auction ana Com
IL. mission Merchant, NO. Estes House.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday mornings; also every evening. ar
niture sales every saturday morning.
&x- Particular attention given to ssles ir nc
country. iaI2sf
TlSi received from the American Clock Co. .
u large lot OF 80 hour and day clocks, assorted
styles, at No. Estes House.
Septi2i u, +. HUMPHREY.
- tCkIt ED this cay, consignment, cases VI
Mime Cali B)Cts-to b. closed out Immediately,
No. e ites House. Esepti3
TtSF received from the Manufacturers large lot
u OF Hoop skats; also, large consi gnment of
Hosiery. at No. Estes House.
Septi2d
NOW on hand large stock of Jewelry of every
IN variety; also Stationery and Notions of Mi
Kinds. Merchants and Peddlers will do we'll TO call
and examine this stock il will be ciosed very
low. ID. Il, HUMPHREY
sept12 Auctioneer.
IuSr received Pocket Cutlery of every variety
" and quality, and q large assortment of Table
Cutleryi also lotof Plated Table and Tea spoons,
at No. Estes House. [oepti2il
TUST received large consl gnment OF Table Cut
u iery, which will be sold very low.
my26 d.. +. HUMPHREY.
\ VALUABLE House AMI LuI In this city
"A for sale, or win be exchanged tor a Farm
Apply to d. Il. HUMPHREY.
my 25i
uST received a consignment OF hns Posket
~ Knives direct from manufacturers, which will
besod at private sale DO per cent less than usual
prices. lapl6dl ID Y. HUMPHREY Ag't.
1 HAVE been appointed sole Agent for the sale Of
l Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes is highly re com
mended equal to the best IN the market.
ap26d ID. 4. HUMPHREY.
ChUsHEpp, ovd.,,a,
Refined White,
Clarified and
Brown Sugars
for sale by CoLLIERS ROBERTSON.
sepSd
III ome w Rde Mo asses.
105 GALS. Ballinger's Molasses, for sale by
Leo octld CoLLIKRS Il ROBERTSON.
LNAkINA just received and for sale by
/ GOLFERS d ROBERTSON.
sep8d
Pure cider vinegar.
/ UST received and for sale. Warranted Pure.
CoLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON. #
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

&s2-We would call particular attention to Nc
Leans notice in another column. We add the fol-
lowing from the st. Louis Herald, which speaks
volumes in it, praise. Wesay to all, give il fair
trial.
"ae take especial pleasure In recommending
Mclean celebrated Strengthening Cordial as nm
Invaluable remedy for general debility and weak
ness. We have sesn II tested in circle under our
own immediate observation, and can vouch for its
efficacy and worth. 1t Is article which should
be kept constantly in every family, as it Is GER
tainiy an invaluable medicine. We call attention
to his advertisement"
See advertisement, in another column.
Sept. 17dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09
Baltimore and Ohio
Ga A
RAILROAD.
& RE A T NATIONAL ROUTEil

TERMINATES at Washington and Baltimore On
4 the East, and Wheeling. Plainwood and Park
sFshprgh Tho West, 1T which places it unites
with Railroads, Steamers, de-,
For and from oil points West, South
west and Northwest,
THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL EASTERN CITIES.
ME is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, Mt the coat of
ticket TO Boston alone by other lines
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the Eastern Cities Gan
be procured via W ashinton City at an additional
charge If So.
sSsa Time as Quick and Fare a. Low as by any
otherronte.
SLEEPING CARS attached to all the Night
Trains.
Inquire for Tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any Of the principal Railroad Offices in
the West.
J. Fl. SULLIVAN, Gen1 Western Ag't.
l.. Nj. CQLE Gen 1 Ticket A gent
W.P. SMITH. Master Transportation.
septlad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

We are afraid that our friends in the city
have a very inadequate conception OF the
number Of people that will be here to-mor-
row, and the amount of provisions they will
require.
Here is one case which may aid us in en-
larging our ideas somewhat as TO what may
be expected tomorrow. messenger came
from La Harpe, yesterday, to make arrange.
ments for the people who will gather .. that
place and come in procession to our city,
lie informs as that there will be 1000 Wide
Awakes in that procession, and two wagons
with sixty-six young ladies, besides host of
outsiders. All these persons will come from
region more than Is miles of, and within
that distance, 10 Illinois, ii 10 probable that
the Republicans will turn out en- masse.
Let all, then, who have the honor Of the
Republicans OF Keokuk at heart, go to work,
and extend the area Of their preparations
Bake and roast, and boil and fry, to. day,
that you may have wherewith to meet the
wants OF the muItitudes who will be depend
ent on your hospitality tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

UsIos MARcH.-Last Saturday night, the
several companies OF Wide Awakes and
Rangers, after leaving the house Of Col.
Curtis, united with the Douglas Guards and
Hickories, and marched out Main street and
back, performing various evolutons and
making the night brilliant On coming
back, they surrounded the crowd near Fifth
street, where the discussion was going on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-09

Pure cider vinegar.
I UST received and for sale. Warranted Pure.
u C0LLIERS 4 ROBERTSON.
ootld
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-01

= LATE RETURN TO LANsrNe.-On
ssf an old settler of Michigan, AMOS
A'' ~, Of Ann Arbor, who fixed his resi-.
Pennington, Oakland county, Michi.
- 1928. made Lansing short visit. He
:, oeen On this spot since October, 1885,
. n company with Jabez N. Mead, his son.
49, eeeeased,) and Hon. William Yerkes, Of
sseamped two nights at the confluence Of
md Cedar rivers, and located lands on
- =, ior W. h. Townsend, of New York.
Aead was born in l77s, March 9Th, and il
~. now more than eighty.two year,
good constitution, and abstinence
easng liquor, a sound mind, . good
and an active body, have under the
,..ee Of God, given nerve with years, e
ssfength is not "labor and sorrow." Mr.
- - lived, Of course, under al the Presi
sod md bad, and has voted for Jefferson
- Aossoe. Adams, Harrison and Taylor
u he lives, vote for Lincoln. He tol<
g. Of this paragraph that he had nevel
safsnd State election, and had nevel
eswnship election but once, when b,
In III the relations of life, domestic
end social, NJ. Mead has been equal,
2, md when gathered ike q shock o
~. TIE name and memory Of his viz
as@fss aA~ him.
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