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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
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The Compromisers are busily EMPLOYED
at their great work in Washington, and
will probably present their bantline to
Congress In short time. While the
people OF the Union are awake TO the grand
questions OF the day, and the armies of
the Union are hging on from triumph to
triumph, and the enemies of the Union
stand on the verge OF utter defeat, we hear
Feeble cry coming from men who are not
OF this age and do not comprehend it's
momentons sssaes, and are not quiified
70 direct it's progress. Don't be radical.
on must be conservative, or the eoun-
try is ruinedw p Now conservatism Ia an
admirable thing, and not only SO but es !,
sential TO the existence of every Govern
ment, and so far as the word signifies the
preservation OF what is good, we are con
seryaIye, And SO far on the other hand
As radical means uprooting and destroying
what Is good, We are anti radical But
We have heard this cry Of conservatism
ana radlcal'sm too long not to know that
the hrst term is often used to express that
which obstructs the path of human yfo-.
gress, while radicalism il an epithet used
TO brand that course of action which is
prompt, bold and decisive. When man
lacks moral courage to strike like hero
ne steps timidly back from the scene of
danger and calls himself conservative:
and such man is sure to call his inde-
pendent, bold and energetic nciRhbor.
who hxcs his eye upon one great and he
roic parpose, and lets collaterals and mi
nor consequences take care of themselves,
= radical,
Well, what are these Congressional
conservatives aiming at In their efforts to
compromise ? Divested of an immense
cloud and fog Of verbiage and lhreadbare
common places. they virtually tell this
great n4tion now fighting for its life against
the most wicked, and desperate, and reck-
less rebels the world ever beheld: You
must fight your battles senderiy and with
great regard for your erring brethren.
" hsn you tire your cannon s.touch them
off easy"
You mus! be vigilant in protesting the
property OF rebels, for if in marcbinQ
throueha q district where the people are
trying to poison and assassinate your sol-
disrs, slave should accidentally run Of,
i might sour some traitor against the
Government.
On no account hold leading rebels in
custody, but if you do, Iionize them and
feed them high at first class hotels.
The first grand requisites for our army
to protect rebel property, especially negro
property, and rather than this should not
Ae done, let the Constitution and the I'm
ion perish
This is fair statement of the creed
which old political fossils are irving 70
force upon this nation. The army Of the
Republic is TO be fettered and disarmed
in tue flush Of success and made subser-
Went to the whims Of clique Of compro-a
misers, who seem more anxious to secure
the reinstatement Of the rebel leaders in
their former political power than to re-
deem struggling nstion. II auch dis
astrouz connsels prevail, We may expect TO
see DaSis, Stephens, Wigfall and Floyd
in Washington before many months, again.
uttering their treason boldly and sie6sntly'
in the esn of the National Council.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droverssud Farmers vii nrd this the most sdvsn-
taEsous route Tor Live Stock. Capscions Yards we'll
sAeteo ana suppiied with every convenience, have
pseh opened oA ihis line and its and very
Atenton Is paid 10 their wants. From Harrisbursh
where vail be found every convenisnee far fc@dins
aLo resting choice Is offered Of lhe PAlLADkI.
PaIA, NkW Tokk and BALTIMORE hAKkFfS.
ms Wal also % found the shortest quick e, and
mosi direct route Tor Stuck 10 Nsw Allen-
sownl-Ana 1ish icMef changes than any other.
hNOIh LEWIS General sapt. "A ltoons pa
\. Z. HOuPT, Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

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By thisrouie, Freights Of all descriptions can b.
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York Hoslon ~
hanamofs,to Or from any point the Railroa a
OF Ohio, kensucks. Indiana. Hliaois, Nisconsiu.
lows or missouri. BY RAILROAD DIRECT
Ihs Psnnsyissnia iatisnaa sisn connects NJ pitta.
burg WIKI stesmers b. which Good. ca be forv I'd.
cd 70 Ahy point on the ONO, Maskfnyu yum keutuefv
Tennessee CnRberiAnd, Illinois, " ain Mo-
sppi, Missouh Kansas, RI Ansas, aud Red Riyrr,.
and At Cleveland, ssndusky and Chicago I'M ste M
srsto all ports on the North-western Lake.
AerchaLAand shippers entruxffng ihe transpoYt.-
tiOn of 70 this Company can rsly Win
confidence on It's speed! transit.
The HntcA OF FreiEha
10 and from any poni ia the Wesi Uy the Pen nsyl-
yanla Central kaiirosd- ut sif times AS IA
VORABLk As AXE CHAkGED BY OTHFPRAn
ROAD COMPANIES.
II r BE particular to mark pack sxes. s.y1. p.x.
CksrsAL X. R."LU
for ffcixhi coniTsctso or Shipping Directions, .p-
Company.
h. r. SA SIS, ST. Louis, M!ss ssaurt
~. a hlEaAkI Freight AxcDt Pittsburgh
tLAhhE1 CO., i rnE rfer Agents.
~ AhUh q CO., Cincinnati, o.
&c. AELDRUM CO., Madison, Ind,
!. u. MOORE. Louisville, Ny.
w W. AlkAAS 4 Co., Evansville Ind
CLARKE q Co., Chicago, III.
d. q d, L. LANGLEY, Call polls, o.
u B. NEAL, Parkersburg, Va
HALL CO., Marietts, o.
5. PIERCE L CO., GAINESVILLE. o.
M'DoWELL M'eoLh Portsmouth %.
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-t ~ ise HkAf6N3 Cleveland, o..
the south and West. .-'---zzsz--.- - aea
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ljUoI OFFICE DIRECTORY.

l.
Arrival 81 the Mails.
Eastern Mall arrives daily Sundays excepisd)yi.
Plymouth, 81 O'Clock. p. m.
". Louis and Southern Mail arriYesdali, fAopd.x
sxesptsdJ A,6,p.m
Western Mai arrives daily (encelt unda ~ 200
o'clock, m.
Barlingsen Aailarrisss aAAy ttas:I su nda,s )st4
10 pm.
Carthage and Pl. mouth Mail arrive AAily ss,tAss
exeepted] SPIN.
Charleston Mail q tri-veekiy) arrivss rauilyt
Iharsdsys and Saturdays, ,n7p.n
Closing - the Mails.
Eastern Mail cIoses daily teaeer tssturdsss,atep
st. Louis and Southern Nsilclosep daily fssturasy,
excepted)Atsp n.
Burlington hAileioses daily teaceptsaturdays) At
Western Mail closes daily Except saturdays) ats
o'clock y. M.
Carthage and Plymouth MHifcioses ally aturdsys
sxssrtedlas sp.m.
Charleston Mail ttrI-vtekly) closes Asnds,s W ed
nSsdals aud Fridays, atGa IN.
LIZ Tie fosi Once viii be open on sunasysfron
'to ioe eioek,a.n b. HOW ELL, IN.
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTUR
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nonhern Train iestss daily Sundays sxcep pted) al
:. .ua a. and arrives al &.s0 y. m
@edefn Tram leaves daily GsDpdsyt exeepted) n
'.oo q III ahd aoe y IA aud arrives 1906 m. sad
p.Go p
Al tHsniiton Depot Trains ON the wabs,hy.il~,
Raiiroad arrive daily ,cseelt sandssy st.o,cloet
n.,aad dspartdsiiy Sunday Sc 1eep.ed, ass3o.. m
hus connect v withthis city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

On and amer Monday, April 7,h. 1862 and nu,,,
further notice, Trains will daily rs
ed1 as follows: P'
Leave keokuk at TOO A. n,
Arrive stFt Madison atU:3O AN
maii.J ~ - .i'is - vi
Arriveat Keoku uk At 4:3OPM as
apr7-d srn,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28

Ere,utire COmmittec-Rev. Vim. Sew.
al LuDcuburg B. +. Bingham, West Rut-
land D. & Moore, Rutland.
From the various resolutions discussed and
nas,ed, we select the following:
ResOlved, That the constitutions of the
limited States and of our own State are suit
oble to be made, and ought to be made sub
ccts of study in the common Schools.
Reso'red, That the Executive Committee
Of this Association be instructed to con6ne the
exercises of future Annual Meeting Of this
Association within the limit oil two days, TAX
mo the preceding evening for the Social
Gathering
Resoired That the interests Of the Common
schools in the State demand much more care
IN the keeping OF the School Registers by the
Teachers, and the making Of returns by Dis
;r;ct Clerks.
Resored, That the lack OF discipline is a
rasica defect ia our schools and deserves 10
~e,civc particular a,te1ton At lie hands cf
Teachers cupcriatcl4ouls ANA al iiends Of
Elaca"Qa.
R~oired, Eaat town aud county Teachers
Associations have proved themselves ve;r
.f1c,eut age1ts III arousing and quickenng a
3,eger gcaera interest in the Improvements
nj ill eur SCHOOLS. and thls Association rec
opjmends that al our teachers stand ready
10 assist Ia the formation and support of io-
Ga, Teachers Associations whenever practi.
cabe.
Res0iced, That as mcmbcts OF this Asso
cation, we cannot allow ourselves to sepa.
rate without giving ut'erancc to the deep and
painful appreciation OF the pcrlIous condition
Of cur national affairs, which, in common
with our fellow citizens, we vividly 4eol.
Without proyoca ion or cause, black heart
ed Treason, having smoudered Tor years, has
burst forth and in the guise of armed Rebel
lion now threatens the utter destruction Of
those democratic institutions, which, sunctiGed
to us by the tolls and sacrifices OF our fathers,
have been the pride Of our hearts and the
hope OF the world
Our country is in danger ; upon the issue
Of this struggle hang all the vast interests of
law, Of peace, of progress, and OF home, in
the present, and the iIlimitabIe possibilities of
the future, for US and for the world.
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4 u 4 Z \ q q .

.HS EERNJETP PATRIOT Printing Establishment, be-
9 ~ u'' Estate Of tHArL1s G. EASTMAN, will tie
'IH' Auction, on Thursday, September 4th at
sale. - ''''''
Ia the Nice are four printing P.es.es-an Adams Pow
" GORDON Press, printing sheet IL <j 2 inch
""s"' Hand Press and card Press All these
are IN sood running order. The Gordon Press is
nearly new.
. ''U'g mas every facility for printing! Newspaper,
"' mo'erh styles Of Job Type great varie.y-ren-
's It IN every respect fTst-class job Office.
teocsred 10 may
CHARLES REED, Aduints,.o.
Mon,.n J.r. THURsToN Administrators.
''''peher, August 20, SCI. wIw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28

VERMONT Man DEAD AMONG STRANGERS. A
man Miller, yioiinst, recently employed by
the members Of Co. +, Fifth u. S. Ca,.Dry
Ii"' IN this city on The 2Oth inst, after an i'll
ness Of few days. A part of his effects arc in
possession Of the Metropolitan Police. Ii is
represented that this man whose Christian name
i "ot ascertainod has four brothers in the
state OF Vermont If the friends Of the de
ceased can identify RON THE description, they
can learn particulars as Tar as known, BY cor
e with the Dept. Of Metropolitan
We clip the above from the Washington
D. Z, LtppJdcan Of August %.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28

a HONE TnRUsT. Zen Butler, in his letter
to Count Mejan, the French Consul nc New
Orleans on the subject OF dcpriving the French
residents Of their firearms, which the Count
contended were necessary to protect them
against INSTRUMENTATION AK ong their slaves,
turned the point against the Count By the fol
lowing keen thrust -" Ii would seem natural
when tneir masters had set them the e9apsgle Of
rebellion against constituted authorities, chat
thenegrocs, being an Initiative race, should do
likewise" lie then goes on to promise perfect
protection from all violence, whether offered by
blacks or whites
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28
ksN 'k'EEAE GaSA PHI
Z O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMAN
CAIRO, Aug. &c.

CAIRO, Aug. &c.
To Hon Gideon WeHes Secretary of Nauv:
The combined naval aud military expedition
planned between Gen. Curtis and myself before
leaving Helena, has returned to the latter place,
having accomplished it's work with great sue
cess.
The rebel transport Fair Play has been cap
tured, containing 1900 new Enfield rifles, 1900
new m"skets, with accourrcments complete, IA
large quantity OF fixed ammunition, / field guns,
mounted aowltz2rs, and some small arms.
Col. Ward landed aud captured toe encainp-
ment Of the 3lst L9uisiar. regiment with all
their arms, and the enemy flying before him
lie captured another camp win tent, baggage
ana prisoners, banning the depot and eigh cars,
and destroying Che telegraph.
Ihe combined expedition proceeded up the
Aazoo river where 1t captured . battery VITA
1000 pounds Of ;owdoraud loco shot, shell and
cope, Coz. ooaa di-,siso1 he ro5vis in bey.
ot@i plaoaS WA write to morrow
(oiBheo) Z. II. DAVIS.
Commanding.
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NIn North Hero, hue ii, Asah4) t., youug.s son #
Asah"l a1l i}d.a 4. htu, aged gears and month";.
" No pAIn, nor grief, nor anxious fear
invade .A' ooU,.f. no II rial woes
CGa reach We peaceful sleeper hove,
Nn!a aneei5 WA'cH the II reposc."
In North Hero Aug 49, Lille 3d.. only child Of Elisha
r., and Slptl, Z. Goodsali, agd ear aud months.
Ii East Burke. Ih Inst ut the d}p!h ria, Mary r.,
daughter If Rev. y. T.. lngr ham. aged IL years.
Al IN s. James iosp tat, New orleans, La, June i4th
John o. u htUey, I'D Vermont Bauep Light Artillery
Of 3 est Rochester, W., ag-d u years
IN Stockbridee, Juy 7th, Of cank, rrash. Carrie A.
daughter I'm. a, ami Eu-n d. Chamber ain aged one
year and one day.
- Rochester Aug. l5,h, Of cholera rfnum Hattie e.
only daughter II Benjamin L. and Nancy II. Hubbard
aged yeats 10 mo7tHs and - days.
Earth las one tess tie, heaven has more attrac-
tion."
In Warren, Avg. lith, Of paralysis OF several years
standing, hr. Daniel Howe, aged GS years.
In Minneapolis Gng !, Ellie j., only CHI Id OF Rev. 5. II
and J Il Norris, aged years, months and % dsys.
At West Randolph, July ODD, Mrs. Harriet l.. Angel
daughter OF Mr. solomon Ferry Of RoXbury. formerly
WmtehaiL N Y, aud wife Of Mr. Rufus NJ. ANGEL aged
"a years. months, and % days.
In South harre, Aug. u, of congestion the bran
Marcu Leslie, only ctld of Marcus and Susan f. Bout
we'll, Gcd 10 months and days
IL Calais, Aug l7th, Mr.. Lyman Wilson, aged 20 years
and months.
In East Calais July oath, the residence of his father
n,aw u. ;, sumner. "r diphard, Geo K. Lowell,
Company y, LIST Frrmont Cavalry, aged % years.
In Orange, Aug IS, of dypthera, Andrew Milton
youngest son OF f. aud Lydia Waterman, aged ~
years, 10 months and IL days.
Ia East Montpelier, July u, David Could Jr., aged 81
years, months, and day
n. Y. and Mass. papers please copy
At Peoria, III, Aug 18Th, Mrs Relief Curtis, widow Of
the late Hon Piny Curtis, formerly of Calais W. aged
So years.
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Votes . Votes I!

~ ''"'e and County Tickets for Washington
~. ''"'y nro now printed and ready for distrIbu-
wa at this Office Town Committees and others
'' ''' mat their towns are well supplied.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M

New YORK, Aug. %. The Fredericksburgh
correspon ent of the Times states that Gen
Pope has retired to Wanenton Junction, and
has been strongly reinforced by Gems. Heintz-
leman, Franklin and Others OF the best mate
rial OF the army Of the Potomac
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination of ingredients in these pills the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
their operation and cartain in correcting all irregular
ties Painful Menstruatons removing all distractions.
whether from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the
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disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement of a in the treatment of
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
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enjoy good hea h unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most efIectual remedy known for all
plants peculiar to Females. TO all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainty, periodical regularity
They known thousands, who have used them diff
!crent periods, throughout the country having the
ton OF of the emuent Physicians in America.
4XpliGt directions. stating when they shoul not be
used, with each hox-thc price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty 20 sixty pills
Pills sent by maii, promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
prieter. s'od ~ s i. Redf ID, Montpelier, VI, and
b. Druggists generally.
l. F.rirccE, .ioatIelIer, Agent.
z. Z, HUTCHINS, Proprietor
may5fIy - Cedar s., NV York
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sabbath School BELL, NO. =

Il, 0OO COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of lis publication. Il an entire New Work Of
nearly 300 pages Many OF the Tunes and Hymns
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be
popular as its predecessor (Be No y which has IN
to the number of 575 900 copies in 80 months
outstrppng any Sunday School Book Of its size issued
In this country. Also both voun bound in
accommodate schools wishing them Ia that form Prices
of Bell No g paper Is cents Sl2 per 100 Bound,
25 cents, SlS per 100. Cloth bound embossed gilt 80
cents, $22 per 100 Bell No. !, paper covers, IL cents,
$40 per 100 Bound ~ cents, SIS per 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt rs cents $50 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 40 cents s3Oper 100 25copes furnished
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so CENTS $40
per 100 Mail postage free al the tetail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. 4Sl Broadway, New York
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1000 poubds Of .owdera and loco shot, shell and
cope Coz. oo5s l,,,etso4 he ro!,yis in pey.
cr%i phases. Wal write to morrow.
(oigned) 9. II. DAVIS.
Commanding.
NAsHINGToN, Aug - 4 despatch received
at the Post Office Department. daleG SAILS lake
ClJ}, yesterday, says 4 genera! war wi.h al the
indlAn tribes east OF thu Missouri rigrl. lsc!ose
AT hand. An Interr4 ,,ton .! tie overland
mali ia daily expected. Nothing but prompt
and decisive acton On the part Of he Govern
ment VIII prevent 1t. rlia lines Should be pro-
tccted by soldiers at intervals Of 100 miles
The Post Office Department has instructed
poS:lnasters TO send the California mails via New
York until further directions.
MEMPHIS, Aug. IS. The Grenada 1ppeal Of
the 2lst, says the British steamer Racer, touched
at Charleston on the Goth and left DISPATCHES
Tor the Foreign Consus, and then sailed south
ward.
There lisa fierce quarrel between Bragg and
the mobile and Vickshurgh papers. Rumors
from secesh sources state that the gunboats have
also captured steamer, laden with 5000 arms,
near MIllkcn's bend. The arms were destined
for llindman at Little Rock.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. &c. Gen Summers
corps ali embarked from Newport News this
morning All buiIdine4 in the vicinity of the
Fortress are to be Immediately destroyed.
Nfw York, Aug p. The 09th regiment
with Goa. Colcoran arrived this afternoon and
was received with The greatest cnthuaiasm.
! he W;tr meeting was lnmeDs, and very ,.y}-
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BERLIN CAUCUS.

The Freemen of the town OF Berlin who are in favor
of supporting the Administration in putting down re-
belon to The of its power, requested to meet
the School House in District No. b (near Montpelier
Viage) Saturday, Sert. 30th 1862 lat O'Clock P
tor the purpose of nominating candidate for Town
Representative, and select ticket of persons
for Justices of the Peace.
By ORDEL Town COMMITTEE.
Berlin, Aug. o. 1862.
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NIDDTESEX.

The Freemea Of the town Of Mitdiesex who are in IA
OF supporting the administration in putting down
beon to the extent OF its power are requested to meet
the town Ha Friday the 18th inst, at O'Clock
p. NJ. to nominate candidate Town Representatives
also select suitable persons for il stices of the
Peace. BY order Of the Town Committee.
MdLeseX, Aug. 20 lo62.
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CAUCUS.


All the Freemeu Of the town of East Montpelier, who
are in favor Of sustaining the Union requested to
meet at ~ Hammett's Hotel Saturday, Aug. Both, at
O'Clock P. NJ, to nominate Town Representative and
seven justices of the Peace.
SI (; S " o$*SSssSSMHlS Grown Com.
East Montpelier, Aug. %, 1862
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. &c. Gen. Summers
corps ali embarked from Newport News this
morning. All buiIdlngs in the vicinity of the
Fortress are To be Immediately destroyed