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Republican State Convention.

Notice 10 hereby given thai Delegate Republican
state Convensio will be held Ut Des Mones Wed
nesday the Q3d day OF July, ID. 1902. for the pur
easa u putting In the oces
OF secretary, Treasurer and Auditor Of State, Al
torney General aud Register Of The State Land Office
be supported at the ext general election.
The fliaaiAs Ill farm the Fate Of representation.
viz One delegate each county the State
and delegate for every 100 votes cast for
lincoln President Of the United States at the cleo
lion Of 1860, and additional delegate for every
fractional vote exceeding 80.
loyai ci,x-ns. without regard TO former political
sociaons, who IN favor Of giving sspps~t
to the National Administrations, In thorough and eff
fsctaal suppression the rebellion invited 70 CO.
operate throughout the State.
JOHN N. DEWEY, Chairman, 5th District.
SAnuEL r. MtLLxR, LIST do
W 8 DuNaAs, ed do
JOHN D. LOCKWOOD, I'd do
W, X. SIXTH, 9Th do
j. III SANDERS, 9Th do
jacob BUTLER, 7th do
J. SHANE, 9Th do
CIV AILLrR, 9th do
L. FuLLKR, 10Th do
X. IL. TAYLOR, nth do
State Csntrsi Comsss
=. G. BkoWNELL, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
District Attorney.

We have no disposition to interfere
with the action of our coming Judicial
Convention, or to dictate who shall be the
candidate selected, and we speak in the
interest OF no person whose name has been
or may be before the Convention for
either the office of Judge or Prosecutor.
We do, however, feel authorized and
called upon to say that justice and policy
alike dictate that the Republican party,
under the present State of affairs, should
nominate for both these Offices, candi-
dates, il such can be found, whose polit.
ical anteoedents, and whose services in
the party entitle their claims to some
consideration at our hands To set aside
and ignore the claims of such a candidate
for either of the Offices named, and take
up in his stead any man who, up to the
very eve of the Convention, at whose
hands he seeks nomination, and ever
since our party has had an existence, has
done all he could to defeat the men and
measures of the party We submit, would
be neither just nor prudent.
Such course, while contrary to the
precedents of all honorable parties. would
furnish poor encouragement, indeed. for
devotion to the interests of our cause.
1t is true that no good man is supposed
to labor in promoting the interests Of ,
party for the sake of the personal advan.
tages he may derive from it, but it is nc
less true, and all men concede it, thu,
when personal advantages are to be de.
rived from party connection, thew should
be conferred upon the consistent. stead.
fast friends Of the party, and not upon
ITS hitherto opponents, who only claim al.
ieglance. when they claim its bounty
Common modesty and self-respect would
seem to dictate to such ambitious aspir.
ants short term of probation before pre-.
ierring their claims, lest they be in dan.
ger OF having their motives suspected in
their new alliance.
We do not understand or admit That
when we invite all men, of whatever par-
ty, to unite with us upon the common
platform OF giving an honest support to
the Government, that we thereby recog.
nize their claims to the best Offices IN N.
gift Of the party, upon the mere profes
sion OF their faith. No person Of reason.
able ambition would SO conclude. Iii,
no less unbecoming the dignity Of GU,
party and our own self-respsct to receiv.
consenrts on such terms, than it il unjust
and unfair to our consistent adh.rerts
whose services and labors, under all cir
cumstances and prospects. have at.
tested the integrity of their profession.
II there is any Republican, known ia
be such, without regard to Office or the
hopes Of preferment, who is qualified to
discharge the duties of District Attorney,
he should be nominated. Any othe,
essrse would b unjust and might en-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
Philadelphia, July 90.

The Governor will call an extra session
of the Legislature in few days, to pro-
vide State bounty. The Constitution
does not authorize him to take such &C.
ton himself.
NJ MERCER, the French Minister. has
arrived here from Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

~ The niger is an anomalous
creature. He has no rights and yet il is
murder to kill him; .sthis Government
was not made for niggers" and yet they
are goy4 enough to base = representation
upon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

H The late Vallandigham Conven-
ton INDUCED in much vituperation oftbe
Administration and the Republican par
ty aud its measures, but there was no
word of graduation or commentator over
the passage of the Homestead Bill, the
Pacific Railroad Bill, and the bill confm-
ing the grant of land to the Des Moines
Road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

Washington, July 20.
hon, John $. Phelps has been appoint
Military Governor Of Arkansas, with full
powers. The purpose is to assist the loyal
people to re-establsh the government there
in accordance with the Constitution.
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GEN. HAI.IEGk.

St. Louis, July 90.
Gen. Halleck left for Washington by
the Ohio and Mississippi r. r. this even
ing, accompanied by Gen. Cullum, Chief
OF Staff, Col. kelton, Adjt. General, and
Lieut.. Throckmorton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
A Battle Near Memphis, NO.

Ihere was an engagement near Mem
phis on Saturday, rumors of which
reached US Sunday and were confirmed
yesterday. Some two hundred State
troops attacked Porter's force of ESQ to
800. After fighting some time the State
troops were getting the worst Of it, when
they were reinforced by detachment Of
Merrill's cavalry. The marauders under
Porter were finally routed, with loss of
some IL killed on our part and number
wounded, part of whom were taken to Ben
tonsport, in our State, and two severely
wounded came down here last evening on
the cars.
The report current Sunday that Porter
was killed is incorrect, as We talked with
a man yesterday who saw Porter alive nd
we'll on Sunday near Kirkville.
1t was also reported that Mr.. DeWolf,
of our town, was killed in the engage
nent, but We have not been able to ascer-
tain the truth with certainty in regard
to his death, but as he belonged to Bish-
ops cavalry, he must have fallen else,
where, If at all
1t is time force was sent into North
east Missouri of sufficient strength tie
clean out these secesh marauders and their
abettors. Robbery, murder and massacre
have prevailed long enough in that re-
gion, when thousands of loyal men might
be had on call to sweep the desperadoes
from the earth.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The two wounded men brought to the
Hospital are Charles F. Walker, Co. I,
Merr'lIs Horse, and A. b.. Friend, Co.
Y, MsrrilPs Horse, the former from Mich
igan and the latter from Ohio. They 70.
port that our men being ordered to charge
upon the enemy, who were concealed in
timber and thicket, were drawn into
the enemys ambuscade, where we suffered
our principal loss. 1t is thought, how
ever, the bushwhackers lost many more in
killed than on our side, while we proba-
bly have the greatest number of wounded
reaching perhaps as high as so or SIS
men.
The rebels passed westward, carrying
their wounded in wagons, and it is hoped
they will be overtaken and captured BY
the force in pursuit. They los. one Cap.
tain, Stacy, notorious rebel, while WI
lostno officers on our side. Capt Hark
er and two or three of our Lieutenant.
were wounded. The two brought into
Hospital are each wounded in the leg, Mr.
Friend quite seriously through the knee
But they are strong. healthy men aud will
probably soon be around again.
News Isems.
The Grenada Appeal states that . Rebel
II Il n
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Prentice advises General Bishop
io'k 20 prepare to kiss Gen. Popes toe,
shus "e suppose to tender his allegiance
to new pontif
but we strongly suspect the Pope's
toe will this time be applied to another
quarter of that hierachal funct;onorv
and sanity hypocrite, who is now bearing
true allegiance to the devil in his old
trick of rebellion against divinely institu-
ted Government and law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

~Gen. Halleck has half licked the
rebellion in his Western campain, and he
is now going East to lick the other half.
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Baltimore, July 90.
G. G. Stevens was sent to Fort McHea-
iy, for sending medicines and letters to
the rebels.
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NOTICE.

II knlO1N AL NO4 1SLs
To Ieander Harbins, Elizabeth Hsrbine, , N Hiatt
Emma Hiatt, Rix, Hale Co.., Heed, Cutler Co,
NJ Reynolds, samuel Boatman, Thomas Martin,
George G Anderson, IL I.ockmsn Hatch Thomp-
son, Charles Par sons Co., II Foster, Fcklen
Lucas
You and each OF you, hereby notified that there
IL ON le in office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county Iowa, ut Keoknk, petition OF
Reuben Harbine, claiming Of you, Ieander HArbine,
the sum or sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven Dollars
with per cent. Interest per Annum, payable annu-
ally, a. balance due promtssory note, on which
Judgment has been obtained made BY YOU said Lean
der HArbipe, and secured BY mortgage executed By
you to said Reuben Harbine, dated December ID. A. d.
1852 also csimSs aains each Of you the foreclosure
OF said mortgags, the same being upon certain Heal
Estate In The city OF Ksokuk Lee county lows, more
particularly described In said mortgage and petition
Also praying for correction Of srr IN the description
Of the mortgage premises; and further asking Tor
sale Of said premises, and general relief
Ana anlsss yoa appear ANA answer ssa pstitios ON
before Of the second day u ths next tesm Of
said Court, 70 commence q Ksotnk the nrst Mon
day Of Espesmbsr, A. D. leo3 dsiaait ~ III 10 enter
ID agaiast you, Asd Judgment rendered thereon q
prayed Tor In sid petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
jy29-dtw Att'ys for Plsintia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22

- Maaony, 'Negus and Gillaspie all
three Of whom are known to be open and
notorious sympathizers, were on the CON-
mittee that drafted the VallAndigham
State platform.
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News Items.

The Grenada Appeal states that Rebel
Ram came down from Yazoo River. run
through crr Acct =. v;cksbu1g. disabling
several Of our vessels, and finally anchored
under the batteries in front Of the city.
Gen. Twiggs died at Augusta Island
On the 18th inst.
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e.
The Mayor, on Thursday, nominated
and the City Council confirmed, Jules
Detchmendy as City Marshal for a second
term. Jules Detchmendy is secession.
ist-a sympathizer with the rebellion--an
opponent and hater of the Federal Gov.
eminent, which he would gladly see
overthrow. He is JEFF Davis man-a
shouter for the arch conspirator at the
head of the rebel Government. During
the excitement in this city in the spring
Of 1861, he openly avowed his secession
sympathies, and publicly hurrahed for
JEFF Davis
And this is not all 1t is stated on
good authority that he was privy to the
secret schemes and intrigues of the men
who plotted, in the spring of 1861, to
"take the Arsenal and that he actually
ofhciated as midnight spy around the
Arsenal, to note the position of the Fed
eral troops, and to select places for hostile
batteries.
Yet this man Is nominated by Mayor
Taylor, and confirmed by the City Coun-
Gil, Marshal of the city. His past opin-
ions are we'll known. There are few city
officials who are ignorant Of them. And
yet, with full knowledge of his treason
able sympathies and uttcrancss, the Nav
or and City Council have given him an
other years lease Of his ofhce.-[St. Louis
News.
The Daily Union. commenting on the
appointment of seccssionists to Office in
St. Louis, pertinently asks:
Can anything be more outrageous than
that the partisans of Claib jackson and
JED Davis should hold Office in this city?
How few Of those that Mayor Taylor has
nominated, and the Council, by the aid
OF one or two rotten Unionists, confirmed,
do not regard the Provisional Government
as purely de .tacto governments sue
cessful usurpation How few of them
do not rejoice in their hearts whenever
the news is unfavorable to the Federal
arms! We say it with regret, that the
military authorities here are culpable fol
not having purged St. Louis from such o
pestilent band.
The slayeholding aristocracy control If.
fairs in St. Louis and Missouri, now as
heretofore, and SO few Of that class are
really loyal to the Government, that We
cannot look Tor honest, earnest, efticie n.
efforts in support of the Government till
the slave power is broken by con6scation
and emancipation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW BOOKS.
Rarenshoe, by Henry Kingsley;
Gndercurrepts of Wall Street
Coistsr and the Hearth. BY Chas. Reade;
Tom Brown n Rugby;
Tom Brown ut Oxford;
Shadow In the House;
This day received at
BROWkELL'S Book Store,
2M Cor. 4ih and Main Ut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-22
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

The finest assortment ever offered in Kcokuk.
For sale by ED r. BRoWNELL,
Jy22d Cor. 4th and st.
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~.There are only two parties in thisi
and traitors" Douga

J.
gress and the country, whom they dull
Abolitonists, are just as bad as the trait
ors of the South.
To be sure this party says that it viii
support the Government in the prosecu
ton OF the war In = constitutional way
but then in the next breath it annuls its
pledge OF support by declaring that the
war measures Of the Administration are
unconstitutional
~We find the following compliment.
tary notice of the performance of our CO
temporary at Des Moines in the Register.
Clagett then assembled the platform
Clagett, the unstable-Clagett the hero
and martyr of the Union fzzle of last
year-Clagett, the fiery patriot of last
year and the sympaihizer Of 1S62-Cla.
gett. the communist of all parties and the
.betrayer of all parties Clagett, the de-
nouncer of Mahony in 1861 and the
most servllc lick-spittle of that reprobate
in lS62-Clagett, the aspirant for all
sorts noto'iety-Clsgett made speech,
He INDUCED in italic;sed language, called
Lincoln usurper, Seward a scoundrel
and tyrant; and the Republicans gen.
orally we're denominated villains, thieves
and liarsl Swelling out to an initiation
which was not unap.ly illustrated by Sa.
tan in his celebrated, "Toad Act" in Ed
en-, the Judge thus CALCULATED:
Il tell you, gentlemen, there is no use
to blink the facts of history. Massachu-
sets alone is responsible for plunging this
country into the horrors of civil war 1t
was the factous AboIitionism of that
State which compelled the South 10 as
sume an attitude of armed rebellion /:
Massachusetts did it all. This war is
nothing but raid on the States of the
South The Administration at Washing
ton is corrupt from the sole of it's head to
the crown of its foot" but the Democra-
cy of this country will yet teach Abe Lin
coin and his co-usurpers that the "way of
the transgressor is easy"
To his shame be it spoken, the speech
of Judge Clagett was, from beginning to
end, an apology for treason and traitors |!
His heaviest blows were aimed at the
friends of the Government, and oil his
sympathies were reserved for red-handed
resistance to the Administration Judge
Cagett may have been loyal last year,
when he was an aspirant for congres sional
honors, but the Federal Government
seems to have no true friend in him to.
day.
There's an opening for another libel
suit, by our Jack of-all-trades cotempo-
rary
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

Delegate Convention will be held al Mt. Pleasant
on Wednesday, the 9Th day August, A. d, 1869, for
lie purpose OF nominating candidate for Congress
from the First Congressional Disriet To be supported
the next general election.
Each county Ia the District will be entitled 10 one
delegate and one additional delegate for each hun
dred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln NJ presden, of
the United States and also, additional delegate
Tor every fractional vote afty.
All citiLeus who IN favor Arcrtip and honestly
supporting the National Adminis In all efforts
spsedsr atd cfsefxafiy suppress The Rebellion, in
vhed 10 cooperate.
Ii. s NERsIAM Oh ReI. Ger, Loo
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lng--The Negro Question HaMdleGl--
Bullets for TrRitOrs--The Hoe for
White Men.
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NUMBER 23O.

through his hands, and he never said u
ger" ..
Fellow-citizenF, you oil know that mig
ger IS the raw head and bloody bones, The
scarecrOT, that is continually held IN IN
your view, never-Ceasing agitation. YCn
must stand sentinel NIL night, yOu musr
stand sentiuel all day. with yonr musket
over your darling black angels, while thev
work in the field. to keep somebody from
stealing them. Aud you must stand watch
TO Keep down insurrection-e{eraaE viyt-
t"Mce IS Me price Cf migger. All of this hue
and cry IS kept mp when there is not the
slightest danger. .n.a ffGl- g.
Well, gentlemen, does not this suggest
to your mind a CLEAN of common sense?
Does not the weary sentinel begin to ask
himself, when will the relief comn around?
But no relief ever comes. All, nae! when
or how shall ever fiud time to enjoy my :
self with my loved ones? Where is thst
happiness this sacred Institution is to pro.
duce. When shall l rest? Now see this
neVer-ending clamOr has at last beat into
my mead had better take the value of these
gems from Atric's burning sands, ami in
vest in something that will not forever di.
turb my peace, use the musket on traitors
and take the hoe myself. Nigger aud cot
Ton mas produced this rebellion, aud should
be made foot the bill. There is big Mig
ger scare still on our Congress. They
shrink, afraid to take the bull by the horns;
1T ia not just that loyal men should fight
out the battles to save their country from,
the iniquity of traitors, aud then nav The
damages they have caused. China had tn
footthe bill with England. Mexico had to
come up to the captains Office AMI settle.
and the Swiss rebels had 10 pay for all the
dishes they broke; and about twenty-five
dollars per head on nigger, and two cents
0u cotton, will soon pay for educating the
Southern mind.
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Resolced, That any man who claims to
be Union man, and ia colloguiug and
electioneering with we'll known secession.
lists, and attempting to run for Office on
such grounds, We will treat as secessionists
and tools Of traitors. ysi.
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DEvRIEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
WHOLESALE pEALERsN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. s1e Baltimore ST..

N+AA- % A%NAOASA]S IA y.
WE ar now receiving our large and carefully sc
~ Iected Stock of Foreign nd Domestic Dry
toods purchased for Cash, for the Spring and Sum
lner Trade, Com rising every variety ut DresR Goods
ot hne and medium qualities Of beautiful styles OF
the most recent printing and Importation.
ms. AlsO general assortment Of all kinds OF
In addition te our stock of Dry Goods We have
brafes every variety of Goods usually kept by tIs
largest Notion Houses. To all of which we invite
the attention of purchasers. We will sell our stock
at as low prizes the goOds can be had in any
OF the Northern or Eastern markets.
mh3l-3mA DENRIES, STEPHENS & co.
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Jet black. bHfE, and brown ra h
MonGrel, puppy, WheIp and hound.

But we will not speak loud on this.-
Somebody might be listening. You can
know every traitor in the land as plainly aa
you can your hogs, BY the ear marks
They have pass word, by which you can
know them as we'll in the night as in the
day time-that word is, Abolitionist.-
That is the sum total OF all their argu-
.meuts.
as 1 viii relate an anecdote that shows
lSlrginian's ideas on the nigger question,
and it is true. heard it. Travelling IN
Virginia, L stopped at night at house
where they were holding 1 meeting, and
any one seemed to have a right to tell what
he knew. Aspry young man took the pull
pit, and let out on the Cruciixion, as fol-
lows ANY brethren how meek was our
Saviour-they crpSified himj they put a
crown OF thorns on his head they stuck a
spear in his side, and they drove nails
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JOHN u. LAKIN,

IsueeessoT to RhealeF L8lzin.l s1a
"1LL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 18th, u neu
aud we'll selected assortment sf
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI
Also eomplste assortment 0fGRETLEAIEN'sF Of FOR-
NISHING GOODS. -.
The patrons Of the old hrm, and the public In se-
eFal, respectfully invited 70 call and examine nv
stock before making their purchases a. Intend sell
Ing at small PTohts to eaah and prompt purchaSsra
Thankful for the patronage bestowed UPON the old
Arm solicit continuance of the same for the neI
establishment. JOHN 7. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor
mh2S4Wd No. 1O2 Main st., Whesllng va
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n L.-SIAL NVIIUAs DuuDIb inc above rates.
~ Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accor.
aaS 70 the space oesuple and the number changes
All Hadvertisement from transient persons or rang
eFs. to bs paid for in adpdnee.
B1slnsss Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
or S Tor six months but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Adverti4erS' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons az
well rs all legal advertisements, and advertisements
otauction sales and real estate sent by them muSI
be paid TOR at the usual rates. 80 :
acknowledgements not accompanied with wrltta,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. = o
NOtlcos ior Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, NOticesOr Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents zach. nouyll-i6p
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Sally ggntell1gruter
TRRAIs OF ApVEnTIsING.

TWELyEsOIlD LANES OF NOXPAREu, COR ONE 1NCu, ,)oA
LEss, MAKE SQUARE.
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LIGHT CARRIA ICES AND HARNESS

SsdRR. LOCATION IN THE vATHRNRUM
a44 Building, corner Market John streets
opposite the Custom House, Wheeling, Va. Always
on hand Carriages Of superior workmanship, WArrAu
ted to give SafisRction Also work built to oFdero
thelatest Styesand most Improved patterns, at the
lowest market rates. as my1s-1y
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!

- ..'.i RAlrtNonr, March 2sth, 1ssss.
w would call the attention Of buyerl 10 onT
W present very desirable stock Of ~ Vu'
Spring and Summers Goods.
which we now offer for sale at the lowest cash price
English and American Pant stufFs
many ot Whicha aro suitable for the lothing
ENGLIsH AMERICAN PRINTS IN vERIrTy. ID
Tey stun Goods, Persian DeINines, and Fancy Dress
Wois @ LOT Ahles large line Of Bleachsd SbirtIDgs.
4ers striped Shifting, Corset leans Drills Ger
man man LINENS ana n variety of BIeached and BroNrn
TlNh L'3eiiS HnckAbAsIS, Crashes. DatnRsk &c IL
Also, = 10 ii and ia BeHched Shee inrs. PenteS:
'iaEy FIaids and Plaid and Striped Osnahnres. "a
f5= DEAN. CRABBE & co.
lTPORTERs AND JoHBEEs
.as No. 2S6 Baltimore ST -Ei4
Near Charles St., baltimore, Md.
SPOOL COTTON. mbsSl n; 81 10