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NOTICE To PRE- EMpTION CLAIMANTS.

NtIICE ID PRE-EMP1IbN CLAlMANIS.
Every person entitled to the ri sht of pre- eR ption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
oftewnships above enumerated is required to estab
sh the to the satisfaction of the Re egster and
Receiver ofthe proper land Office, and make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
menceuent of the public sale he lands embracing
the ract claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited. ]. NJ. EDMUNDS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Note.-Tndor the regulations of the Department,
heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamations, except to such
publishers specially author ICED to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
ap 4-wlSw
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- FURNI TURE. "a
Our stock of
PARLOR, CHAMBER. jT&
DINING ROOM AND OFFICE

DINING ROOM AMI OFFICE
FURNITURE,
Full and mplete, being the most varied and ex.
fensive to be found in any establishment in the
city. Having been purchased exciusively for cash
We are prepared to offer strong inducements to
purchasers. B0TELER Il WILSON,
mar 26 -6teo Iron Hail, 31e Penn av.
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUB
II Berry, &c.
The subscriber offers for sale at his Nurseries on
18th street az at Linnaan Hill, large stock 1,r>
of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. kTS
Among the Fruit Trees are Is, goo unususlly~A
aDe PEACH TREES.
Also DECIDU0US and EVERG REEN TREES
of all sizes suitable for planting strs and lawns
In addition to the stock OF Trees, Small
Fruits, consisting of upwards Of
25,G1o GURRANT BUSHES.
1900 Heughton's Seeding GO0SEBERRY
lGIGD Lswton BLACKBERRY,
,fa0 Catswissa Ever -bsartns RASPBERRY,
4Gn Concord GRAPE VINES.
20 900 Wilson's Albany STRAWBERRY.
Circulars of small fruits, with names and prices,
can be had on application thEeugh the Post Office.
The cars of the Passenger Railway Company run
past the Nursery l4th street constantly throu
tie day.
sp2eo2w JOSHUA PIERCE.
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TWO SECOND HAND
for sale very cheap, at the music store Of 1Jv1uu
mar Is w. 8. METZEhQTT,
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FRANKLIN & CO.,
TfHIl Arc

FRANKLIN CO.,
OPTICIANS,
244 PENssYLvAaIA AVENUE,
tnorth sids,) between 18th and 18th sts
SIS Pa. arsHxe, andsr ths National Hotel.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

P6UTOGHAPH ALEU- Ms
oARrEs 81 81 v1s1rz:
U. 8. GEN Hooker Rose.
sFkTESMEN-Lin n' and nib Cabinet. NOS. &c.
Len asoSs Laura M Ksens
Clarke: Florence, &c.
True Likenessss of Distinguished Personases in
great variety. mar l3sotf
WORKS cN CAyALRYS
sri Cavalry H:a s::@% eFa A"'''"
British Yeomanry Regulations LONDON.
Cavalry Carhine, Pistol and Lance Exercise; Lon
Military Equitaton; London.
Turner on Training Young Horses: London.
Gen Lowell D on 0atposts, Patrols g.; London
1nstructOns Sur le Travail indiyiiue dams Ia
Csvalerie.
Orionnance Sur lie Service Intsrieur des troupes
q Cheyai
Extrait l'usage dos Sous ef;cier ct Brigadiers.
D AarmarNAyenir de la Csvslerie, svols.
Pin:ndan-De Ia Cavalerie.
Narnery-Remarqne Sur la CavaisrIe.
shsn?s Mctasn SeI Fl Il Ssrsiee for Cavalry
Mcclellan On Europe IN Cavalry.
Cookies Cavalry Tactics, vols.
Nolan 5 cavalry Tactics -. and History; L"ndon.
Robbin's !, Cavalry Cstechism; Lond1n London
c. s. Cavalry Tactics. 8 vols.
apiI FRANCK TAYLOR.
AEGE STOCK OF srAPLE D. DoMEsTIo NE; TIC DRY ss
J. ". COLLEf, 523 1th street,
INVEST, NORTH AND SOUTHWEST.
OFFICERS soRERsMRE} AER Sg5RTFks 1I1Eg. 54hEN AT
The only pla,e to buy tickets is at the ticket ONCE
fs.ss: F. sss
taehed to all night trains. Trains leave at g. m.
nxs hsve 1othnx to DO with them but COM come eidf d.
rect to the depot and procure yoST tsbbsf0 EbMf0nps
m.ra Passenger Agent en- B. B: He@RHps 8. <. 4. 20.
GAKDEA sEFPs K1nns
LAWN GRASS.
FLOWER SEED,
SEED sES6 ReTtT1HHs, orHs,
cGGoyhE; o,uv
a6sstohh44haD. GRASS, g; g.,
FIELD BEANS, &C., &c.
J: P. BARTHOLow,
Agricultural Warehouse,
mar 50 colin near Canal.
MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. sTEPHENs aco.,
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Offer the lar gest assortment in this city, embrac.
es navy a, saeh as ussS 70 m Af BkF
CL6THiNG with which We car furnish Off eers
complete outfits in a few moments
WALL, sTEPa ENs& GO.
1l-tfif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
E,OR sALE-T~o HORSES, HACK and HAIR
Il N ELS st private sale until Saturday, ~
when they viii be sold at public auction. I~N
between e and SITS. apA6t"
MAsssT COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DnAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large quAntities Of DRAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which i am prepared to furnish on short notice to
ell persons who vill favor me VITA their orders.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers VIII b promptly a..
Sonded to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washinstop snd
0sorgstewn. free Of charge.
Terms :-Ossk On dssewy.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent,
Usios Bostiiss DEPOT, 81 Green It,,
so&u Georgetown, D. q.
L1crNsEp PAWNBkoKHR, a. d. Old ssa.a,
.,lcSss!.d lsss;.aiS,cco ,s to Ss loaned, On IN
E ERsmsmssr, the piscs Is ss1 6strsst, In rear sf
H:css aoss s.svssR s.;s, . sSs 9TH
n DAKp 1xPH1ss COMPANY.
norIol o. 1lMovAL.
he pMIynY .eyIIol q Mis- e.up.,y 4
6pSst. beeVoeA 8 - Stssss1s. eoao.u
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QLACK DIAMOND LINE
ID CUMBERLAND COAL
The subscribe re- have just sanized line of lsht
draft low cabin canal boats for the purpose Of sup
plying the city with Cumberland Coal. All orders
for coal by the cargo should be addressed to
w. r. SNOW L Co. or
MORGAN RHINKHART.
mar 2s-eolm* Foot Of G straet.
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MOTIOl OF KnGovAL

he pHLyRY 0yYIOI Of Mis- 0supaay u
6nost. beeVeea = ~ . 1sogestG. 6oso.0
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CARTES DE vIsITE:
U. 8. GEN Hooker Rose
Grams, Burnside, Fremont, Butler, &c.
ATE Lincoln and Cabinet, n. @ 8. &c.
THEATRtCAL-Maggie Mitchell Laura Keene.
Clarke. Florence &c.
True Likenessss of Distinguished Personases in
= great variety. mar l3-eotf
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IN TUE STATE low OFMICHIGAN


At the Land Office at IONIA, commencing on
Monday, the thirteenth t3tht day of July next for
the disposal of the vacant lands in the even an.-
tered sections and parts Of sections within the under
mentioned townships, which remain to the United
States. within six miles each side of the railroad
from Grand Haven and Pere Marquette to Flint
and thence to Port Huron, subject. as quired by
law. to minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per
acre, viz:
North ofths base line and 'cest Of the prnpal naeri-
The "a ofsw Il and sW a of sW a of section ?.
the NE = and q of section {; section 6; the N -
the Z ef sE and the e Of sW l4t;of section
and the SW 4 of section l0 sections Il, IA and lS
the NE = the 4 Z. ofNW i and NV W 4 ofNM H. i,
the Sc !, and the q of sW 4, of section 26 the
NE i fNE !. and = of section d; the SE !. IL
Sc 4 OF section 81; the N "a of section e; the NV !.
of NE Il, the - Of NE =, the NV q, the y Of
Sc 4 and the = Of sW - of section 81; the NE
. ONE q, - efNEls, N 4 ofNW 4, sc i, 4
of sW and SW Z of SW 4, of section :s, of town
chip IL, of range
The NEl4 and the q of section ?; the'NE Z ONE
the NV u of NE Il, the SE q of NE44, TIN, NV i
ofsW u and e SW j, dissection :; the w = OF
section s; the NE 4 Of section s.; the = of MEL,
the x Of sn and NV Of sW q, Of section 10
NV = of section Is; the SW = of NE u of section
r.; The = of NE 4 the u Of NV the sW !
NV a sE "a and the SW 4, of section a. the N
7. of NE q, the N = Of NE =, the SW x Of NV
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MASSEY COLLINS l. CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DnAU6HY ALE AND PORTER.

ISAAC HERZBER8
LICENsED 1 PAWNBROKER, al iAs Old Ssnad
sstablisked ls5s.-e19,oOo to be loaned, on ~
sold and silver watches, jeWelry, guns, mis-. ~
foh. silver ware and wearing apparel. r. (
Rsmsmhsr, the glsce is 3s1 street, In rear d
4 DANp IXlRlSe OO1RANY.
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WEsT, NORTH AND SOUTHWEST.

The only pa.e to buy tickets is at the ticket ONCE
Of the Baltimore and Ohio E ~ 1ss...==szz7
change of cars between Wash. AHH SzH-Nss
inston and the Ohio river. Baggage checked
taehed to all night trains. Trains leave at g. m.
and and $50 p. m. Beware Of runners and hire
rect to the depot and procure your tickets.
r. ". EDMONDS,
mar 8, Passenger Agent B. & o. r. r. Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
TheFusiont.,s OF Missouri.

Before the election the Republican and
the Union, organs Of two Of the factions
in that State, cuddled together very low
ingly under anti Radical bed clothes, aud
called their party Conservative" Since
the election the Republican is out very
enthusiastically for the Seymour Democ-
racy, and the Union is an unconditional
Emnncipationist.
1t is clear, therefore, that The fusion
which has possibly carried Missouri By a
small majority no longer holds together as
party. Indeed, ii is distinctly two par
ties, with diverse principles and policies
-one party sustaining Seymour and his
Copperhead opposition to the Administra-
ton, and the other in favor of Mr.. Lin
coin.
But the Radical pariyis united organ
lzatlon with all the elements OF a grow
Ing party, already much larger than either
OF the factions opposed to it, and promis-
ing very soon majority over the com
blned opposition. 1t is, in fact, the party
OF the present, and will be the dominant
party of the future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
samson,s Riddle.

Samson was on an errand of love. He
was interrupted by lion, which he slew;
for love is stronger than any lion. He
gained his suit; but alasl everything
went by contraries thereafter. The wo-
man whose love was at first sweeter to
him than money, betrayed him. She was
his lion. Whereas, on his way to her be
found that bees had possession of the real
lions carcass, and had it filled with honey
And SO, in the end, the lion was better
to him than his wife. But how full OF
suggestions is this incident. Who would
have looked for honey behind q lions
paws? While he was yet roaring and
striking at Samson, there seemed very
little likelihood of his finding honeyed
meal in him. But if lions bravcly slain
yield such food, let them become emblems
The bee signifies industry, among all ma,
tions; and honey is the very ideal Of
sweetness. To-day war is upon US. a
lion is on our path. But. being bravelJ
met, in its track shall industry settle
and We shall yet fetch honey from the
CARCASS Of war. INV. BsxoHxR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
To the Soldicrs' Aid and Relief Socie.
ties, loyal Leagues, and all other Or.
ganixations Laboring for the Comfort
of tho Soldiers;

A call has been made for "a Conven.
ton to be held at the city Of Des Moines.
Iowa, commencing on Wednesday, the
18th of November, to be constituted OF
delegates from the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Societies. the societies cooperating with
the Iowa Sanitary Commission Loyal
Leagues Soldiers Christian Commits
sion, and all other organizations in the
State, which have made regular contribu-
tions for the welfare Of the soldiers"
To secure fair expression of opinion
1t is suggested that each society should
send at least from two to five delegates.
1t is stated that delegates will be enter
tanned during the session Of the Conyen-
tlon by the citizens of the city of Des
Moines free Of CHARGE and that "the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad,
the Keokuk, TT. Des Moines and Mime
sofa Railroad. the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, River Railroad, the Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad, the Western Stage
Company, the Kate Casser and Jennie
Whipple' steamers, have generously
agreed to carry delegates at half-fare. 1t
is expected that other railroads and
steamboat companies in Iowa will manifest
the same liberality. a complete report
Of the goods and money received and dis
bursed since the COM mmencement of the
war, and full exhibit of the condition
of the sanitary affairs Of the State will be
made. Societies sending delegates must
provide them with credentials.
The ladies of Iowa have labored earn
estly and faithfully for more than two
years Of war. They have done the work
Let them now take care of the sanitary
interests of their organization. Iowa SOL
diers have won glory on every battle
field where they have met the enemy
Let not the fair fame won for our State
10y their heroic deeds be furnished through
any want of vigilance or earnes,ness on
part of the ladies. Each society has it in
its power to direct its own efforts. Let
those ekorts be directed SO as to secure
the greatest amount Of good with the least
possible expense. Let each society con-
slider that vital interests arc at stake, and
that they are responsible for results.
The women of Iowa are competent to
take charge Of the sanitary affairs OF the
State connected with our brave soldier,
and their families, and to build an asylum
for the childrea Of those who have fallen
in defense of our liberties. We there
fore earnestly commend the sanitary in
terests of our State TO your solemn and
impartial consideration.
Mrs. ANNIE WITTENMYER,
Pres't Iowa Sanitary Com,
Mrs. \. II. BRAISARD, Treas.
Mrs. MARY f. SHELTON, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

g Col. Shaw, of The l4th Iowa, is un-
der arrest for expecting the completely OF
Gen. Buford with Provost Marshal Yo
cum iu selling fugitive slaves to Ken
tuckians at Cairo.
1t Is probable that Col. Shaw will force
an investigation of the matter and prove
up the scoundrelism of several parties
who have used their positions to fill their
own pockets aud aid Kentuckians to build
up the patriarchal Institution on a cheap
basis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

Look ON THE SECOND AND THIRD Pa
GRs.-On the inside of to-day's paper will
be found speech of Hon. Owen Love-
JOY, Iowa news, and other miscellaneous
reading matter. Do not fail to look on
these pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
Mrs. ANNIE WITTENMYER,
Pres't Iowa Sanitary Com.
Mrs. \. II. BRAIsARD. Treas.
Mrs. MARY f. SHELTON, Sec'y.

EJ We call attention to the advertise.
ment Of fine stallion for sale at auction
on Saturday next, by Howe d Tyler
There is no question in regard TO the su
perior quality of the horse offered for sale
and but little doubt that at this season ol
the year somebody stands good chance
of great bargain in him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WARpEs's 0yrIoE Iowa PEsfTrTrrARY,
Fort Madison, Nov emher 9th. 1853


SEALID PROPOSALS will be receited at this
sfce until Saturday, the 5th day December ls63 Al
~ O'Clock n. for The LABOR OF ABUUI OkEHrN-
DRBD AND FIFTY CoNvICTS, in the inst tuition.
for term not ceeding ten less than i've ars
The will commence on the Hrst day Of June 1864
1t is intended 10 let the men aud shop as fol-
lowsy
Shop No. L. used as a blacksmith shop IS bv a
feet, " ith not less than twenty men.
shop No. 9, used for wood work and carpent,
shop, 3s By 81 feet, with not less than twenty men
Shop No. 8, now used a Saw Shop, IS by % feet
with not less than twenty men
Shop No 4, now used Painting aud Furnis hi pe
Shop, IS by 80 feet with less than twenty Ave
men.
shop No. 5, now used as . Cooper shop, n by ioa
| feet, with not less tbau thirty i've men
Shop No: g. not now in use ss by ia3 feet with not
| less than thirty men.
Bidders will specify the kind OF work, the number
Of men, and the price OF labor. Discipline will be
| M aintaincd at the expense OF the State.
Bids will be considered for any bus ness not In con-
| fict with the laws of the State.
The undersigned Commissioners reserve TO them
selves the right select such bids as will in their
Judgment, beI promote the Interests of The Insiitutio
and conflict leass With the interests OF the State No
tract.
labor Of the copvicts will be leased for less
than thirty-ve cents each poday, for any length
time.
The OF contracts and stipu ations therein
tanned 1, be established by the said Commissioners
Each bid 70 be seconpauied by faasfactory refer
ences that the proper contract will entered iuto
PerseDs refer 10 the warden Of the Iowa Peni
tenary, Fort Madison, ,, for all ary inofm
J. O. WALKER,
L. A. LAYTON, yConnissio~<,
noy9-d3t ED. JoHNSr0NE.S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

NEw FERRY -BoAT.-The Ferry Com
pauy have chartered another ferry boat,
called the Union, to assist in transferring
the large quantities of freight which is
daily being received By our merchants,
and the large number of passengers which
daily line both banks of the river near the
ferry landings. The people in Hancock
county have found out that Keokuk is
the place to sell their produce and buy
their goods. Yesterday morning seventy
SIX wagons were waiting on the other side
to come across, loaded with corn, hay,
wood, ETC., for all of which they find nu-
merous purchasers at high prices in our
thriving city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

"MY How the Copper
head editors vince, and shuttle, and he
as the reports roll in from Maryland, lsav.
ing no doubt that she has declared for
freedom. How they falsify the record of
the election and lie about the action of
the Administration and the position Of
the candidates elect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
The LadIe., Nor,hwe.,ern EAR

The great Northwestern Fair closed on
Saturday last. The attendance was large
during the entire session, and the greatest
enthusiasm and liberaity characterized
the entire proceedings.
The net results of the fair foot up about
500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

Showing Democratic gain of IS.
Now, if Gov. Seymour, Vallandigham
Byington and the rest of the Democratic
leaders could only bring about such a
state of society in New England and the
Middle States, and also in the northwest,
as they have in the "F'Iye Points" they
might count upon Democratic nl4jortics
and Democratic gains with entire GER
tainty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
gWhen Charles Fifth defeated Fra

EE When Charles Fifth defeated Fran
els First in the great battle of Pavia, the
latter wrote, 1--WE have lost every thing
but our honor" And now, when the
Union forces whipped the Copperhesds
of Iowa at the late election, the editor Of
the Dubuque Herald writes, "We lost
everything" having bartered away honor
and principle by putting Brigadier Gen.
eral on peace platforla.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
SEYmOURss FRIENDS.

W hile the State OF New York deserted
Seymour and swung round into the TN
ION ranks, and the city of New York itself
shows Union gain of over 10, 900, the
notorious "Five Points" of that city is
true to the party, and stands alone " faith-
full among the faithless." 1t shows, lin.
deed Copperhead gain; the only instance
In the north, and of course, attributable
mainly to the moral and social character
of the people of that locality.
The votes of 1869 and '63 compare as
follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

Yesterday We gave the Union Pyramid
for 1868. made up of nineteen loyal
States. We regret that any North ern
State should fail to take its place in th at
grand pile, but it seems that one persists
In standing by itself, as follows:
DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.
New
Jer
Sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

CARELEssNEss.-Yes Yesterday man liv-
ing in Clark Co., Missouri, came very
near drowning himself and team in the
river above the city. He drove them in
at place where he knew nothing about
the depth of the water, and before they
had proceeded their length the water
closed over them. The driver jumped
from the hind part Of the wagon and made
for land. The team succeeded in getting
on sandbar, some thirty feet from shore,
where the water was ouly some two feet
deep, minus the wagon bed and its con
tents. The man, after standing and
swearing at his ill-luck and unfortunate
ducking for half an hour, went for some
raftsmen. with whose assistance he sue
ceeded in getting the team back again on
terra frmo. The wagon bed was washed
ashore a short distance below the scene
of disaster, and after he had got things
righted he started on his way rejoicing--
a cooler. if not wiser man. People who
are not acquainted with the watering pla-
ces along the river should be very eau
tious about driving in, lest worse acci-
dent befall them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
Office.


There will be a meeting at the Court
House in this city, on Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. IL, 1868, at II O'Clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of organizing a Lyceun
for the ensuing winter All interested
in the matter are invited to attend.
w. +. b. Lynch, w. w. Jameson,
S. I. Marshall, O.P. Emry.
Geo. w. McCrary, III. B. Ten Eyck.
Sam. Al. Clark, Edmund jaeger,
r. H. Gilmore, J.H. Craig,
D. b. Hamill, W.L. Wood,
Henry Strong. VIM. Fulton,
Lee X. Seaton, A. LeFeyer,
Chas. A. Choate, J. D. springer, o'i
]. 8. Kimball, A. w. Sheldon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

R McCunn, the villainous upholder
of Seymour's friends in New York in
their resistance to the draft. was elected
to the Supreme Bench in that city, after
all, by majority of over 1000 votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

&F On Wednesday, November 18th,
n. ii. Williams, wholesale. retail and com
mission auctioneer, will close out at auc.
ton, stock consisting of bed and bed
ding, parlor furniture, Brussels carpe,
and common carpet, wardrobe etc., etc.,
for she benefit of consignees.
Come one, come all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

Bag Lieut.. General Winfield Scott, il
is stated, voted the straight Union ticke,
at the recent election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

ENGLISH PEN.-Our friend, Ed. Brow
nell, has just received a package Of steel
pens, made expressly for him at the Shelf
field works, Birmingham, England.-
They are neat and durable pen, and
easy to write with. Cali and get sup
ply. Only Nos. eos and 303 on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

X. II. n. NJ AND II. r X. p. n. n. r
Train ieaves.....TS0 80 Train leaves :. 7:l5 AM
" arrives 2 20 Pm 2d Train leaves 5 80 p. M
Freight leaves. 0oP.N ILLINOIS * SOUTH l.. R. r.
arrives. $50 Pm Leaves Hamilton 4. co Pm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

sI- The Burlington Argus, the LIE Grand
Byington State Committee Organ Of the
late campaign, is urging.the Democracy
oi our State to pitch in Immediately and
work up for the Presidential Campaign
Now, really, we think it is too cruel on the
Copperheads of Iowa to call them to &c
to work again without moments rest az.
ter the arduous labors and the terrible
defeat of the late campaign. Surely, Le-
Grand and his satellites ought to give the
party breathing spell and Time to bury
their dead and get their wounded intt
hospitals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

aa5- The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
on arrival of the cars, and will make con-
nections with trains at Burlington for
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, &c.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
sgThere arc some Who are altopethe

Ihere arc some who are altogether
baffleed by circumstances. Baifled by
circumstances. say you? How baiiied ?
In what sense bafled? Hindered from
becoming rich, perhaps, or learned, OF
famous, but not hindered from becoming
men. The object Of a mans life, in what
ever circumstances, should be 70 come up
to his Masters ideal of manhood, to make
the most Of what God has given him
Failure, in your sense Of the word, my
friend, may prove more conducive to man.
hood than easily acquired success, more
SO than success Of any kind. Yea. the
strong man while huDgering found honey
in the lions bones he once had slain got
delight from the destroyer, and meat out
Of the eaters mouth.