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sJeuersIeEH1etuag

tsr afiocitrteu Teaera1ann8z 8e rItd,grnaqssss
$500 fcaIdaft bon Galliuere. sa.2.
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anO $50 uno $40 9ladmittasJ al.
Na d Dkitnpetpbta. uni $40 uno
10 ubr WprSsassaM1S l.10i Min@ $50 uno
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j. 0dnme. Wannle. NllMule.
Mineral, w asser.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-16

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.z51z# NOrOli6e GENIAL GiIen6o6n
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goitSls sept nm 49,. "...,...9 l16r Is IeiH. 9crm.
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harrisburg ACCOMMODATION. .l.... .Ii!s0 ppr,1.
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oer PernlplDa1lta Central @iTenba6n in Sarrisburo Fir
ptttebnrG, Gispsla.,o. Columbus. @iucius
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Ed 7s- @b. g. 0punq, r. 80 N'VAV
Sen. Bra4tzn It. Pafasier-aeeut. af E Us woS5if-
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RStatto fur MetfenSe. p.
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1enbabn,Iae.

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IS WbenbS BON .8rsbertd toieber al.
iA <tcottS Mtns.-MOrgens
$40 anb 9,15 unp Ndhmttta6S linn
unp 500 u6r. 6 Bon @G!cutts @ltus
3iGe un 4.4O unp 11.O1. Wrraene
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2ecer. / 715.,a52&eDer. . Seoer.,
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unb b5ber.
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bcnt I. Sanuar gstaitft, 81 ~tol9etbeI ~itesrtesn YtetSfn abss>
loIJen, 9ftma Semlod-Soblenleber $50 Gents per Ytnno;
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Gents; eiI arSbesL 8orratb S0a i4certt1 grinla rips, eon 40
BIO 80 Gents per punb; sswbeulieeB Sshffelecer gu $2Hper
GeU; anSge{idtes bC.; ~Stcbleser; prt;ita frtibeS unb fratSD.
HIDES Ralbleber; Natentleser; Elm 8rpser Uorratb BON ttettqe!a
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Ilus 80 GentS per Yfnnb, iontnlt tnem 8tpBetl, pollen nnb
tri&sn gprrath bon S4ubrn ssr-sgstt1naea 9tttttsn, Get
bensgeiab, ROrtfoblen, Spltetbfen, Nageln &C. &C.; Fob. unh
g9eteserber- g~gertseuse, DEL Salg uto 5dirte, melte tb tets
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
BARBECUE
-ssssex s<ss land Ag e s-s.se
BASKET MEETING.
LAST GRAND RALLY IN THE
eas COUNTY.
Col. Stone to be Present!

There viii be . Grand Union Mass
Meeting at
BENToNsPORT, TUESDAY, Oct. 9th
Col. Stone has accepted an invitation
and will certainly be present. heath per-
mitting.
Other speakers hare been invited to
be in attendance. Due notice of their
acceptance will be given.
Turn out, everybody, and let this last
Grand Rsily be the largest of the cam
paign.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroad to carry persons at half fare.
There will be good entertainment Of
music, both instrumental and vocal.
Come out in delegations, with flags and
banners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

-Arangements hsve been made b,
lvhsh daek kfiphhs 5h 5hn1l1lsssfioa. ssffasi,l III III
the Pseifc viz b sdhs shsnlaa'
of next ysar, through then British lpSss
fsions. al % s9n@zssi5i 20
as. :. yyso .saI ssIsz ..tfgEs
"A focietz At sMlrpals actpAlIy *
lists IN Posehksspsis, Ns;Y.. Aad 10 10
creasing strongly every day. They pro-
|3ose leaving for Salt Lake City about The
irst Of April next, at least one hundred
and City strong.
! The Marquetts ,Hoass !. Lake So
periof ss entirely destroyed BY 1rs on
the 18th inst. 20 ass...s
"A stsry is told Of fass Jcune man
At Boston Who raa : go, 600 yacht, won
the heart Of an hsire.s, spent q 900 for
bouquets at : single party, bought and
gottrusted in the most miscellaneous
manner. and finally collapsed with debt
of $500. 900 on his back. Rather feet
moving and industrious yonth.
II AT Republican nesting held 10
Belmont, Ohio, few days since, the pro.
cession was nine and half miles long
At the lesst calculation, it contained
$4,000 persops,. and was four hours in
passing sgiveo point. There we're ,575
vehicles, and 555 ladies and gentlemen
90 horseback. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
Grand Mass Meeting
AT FARMINGTON,
On October I'D, 1863,

There will be Grand Union Meeting
at Harrington, on Friday, October Cd
Col. Bussey and Hon. JAS. F. Wilson,
and other able speakers, will be present
and address the meeting. -
The Railroad Company have consented
to carry passengers TO and from the meet
ing at half the usual fare... Letthere be
general turn out of all the loyal people
to hear the able speakers announced FOR
the occasion = y - $50 - 4E&xs SAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

FRosT.-On Saturday morning of last
week there came the heaviest frost We
ever knew at the same season of the year.
Corn j. badly injured, aud sereham i
thousht by someto be more t1sn hall
ruined. On yesterday morning another
severe frost visited US. lee was found in
many places as thick as window glass;
Linn Geunty Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01


1t will be remembered that some two
years ago Vallandigham and thirteen 9TH
er Democratic represep tatives, issued an
address with the avowed purpose of feor-
ganising the Democratic party and ar
raigning it in hostility to the Govern
medt and the War. vallandigham per-
sis,ently opposed every war measure Of
the Government from the start and has
boasted that he never voted dollar nor
a man to prosecute this war while he
held a seat in Congress.
He was disunionist and an ally of the
rebels from the beginning and sought to
break this Union into fragments and des-
troy the Union, the Constitution and the
Government founded by our fathers,
even before MIR. LINCOLN came into pow
er. Here is the proof from the record.
The Congressional Globe containing the
proceedings Of Congress on the 7th Of
Februsry 1861, shows that Vallandig-
ham introduced the following proposition:
Resolred By the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, two
thirds of both Houses concurring,
That the following articles be, and are
hereby. proposed as amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, which
| shall be valid to al intents and purposes
as part Of said Constitution when ratified
by Conventions of three-fourths Of the
several States.
ARTICLE XIII.
SEC. /. The United States are divided
into four sections as follows:
The States Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
| Connecticut, New Yolk, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, and all new States annex.
ed and sdmitted into the Union, of said
States, OF by she Junction Of two or more
Of the same, or Of parts thereof, or ou'
/ Of territory ssquired north Of said States
shall constitute one section, TO be known
as the North. a
I The States Of Ohio, Indiana, illinois
4 Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, low
and Kansas, and all new States annexed
or admitted into the Union, or erectet
; within the jurisdiction of said States, o
By the junction Of two or more Of th
the same, or parts thereof, OF out Of ter
ritory now held or hereafter acquired
{. north Of latitude So deg. and 50 min. eaa
: of the crest of the Rocky Mountain
!. sball constitute another section to b
known % the West.
The States Of Oregon and Californi
and III new STATES annexed md adnitts
Inv ths Qlipns er farnsd or srsees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
Nfw Aopertisements.
A Y C ION S ALE.

SURVEYORS AND C0LLECTuR's oPprCE.)
ks0kuk, tswa, september %. 1854.
By order of the special agent OF ihs Treasury De
paft eu!, viii oner for sale the 3pfh dAy u Oc
spb-r nuxt, 81 o'cfoek r. T. double barrel SLo:
Guns; single b1yrela do. Is Ri6es And Rssoiv ins
RGes aud small LOT OF Powcer Lad shsi, Ga C~vs
ac This property has teea condemnei AID ofaerea
70 he sold for ths bsnea Of The Gesernmeui OF tbs
United States. JOHN STAANUt.
ez1-dtn Surveyor md Coll eclor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

Al kfehmond, Ind. At the residescs Of the bride's
father, U. =. CsAyford By the Rev. c. X. SIM, Nj.
CRAWFORD
September 9Th 1853.
We tender our heartfelt oonsra.niatonst The happy
couple on The os that which IL no dsusi
sheir happiness snd viii venture 10 commend their
bright exampis 10 shssr youns asseriaiss We wish
ssen all the JOY which they have eass~riy sought
md Which 10 suppos ed 70 a,send similar oecasiors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
NOTICE, TO THE PUBLIC.

The gndersigne ID having seeo driven nom her hone
and faKily BY her ssfsstSag Hsskssl, u. ". uic L.
and thrown upon her reauves ior supposs- che
81 persens ron PufsnasAg Aer Aoees'snn and Prcp.
vrune from ha without her consent aos - ahe any
disnct memory or knowedes - sisnisg NE Deeds ta
mind and indeed for messAs bebre. my nlsl vas Il.
most des troy ID ~ ttoablA and 1scase beoahs b.
years u Syeteaeic aouse and 1ogiot a N hssAand
bat thssk Pfoviden &C, ny 0iad aov re1toYed snd
hope to - she 70 secure justice II ths henaa Of A
and charitable public.
ocil-d2t FRANCIS ANN HICKS.
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The regular meeting of the Union
League will be held in Union Hall, over
the. Gate City Office, this evening. A full
attendance is desired. x tS~
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Nine hundred Of General Rosecran.
wounded had arrived at Nashville up Il
Thursday night. SssAAsI26 NJ

Nine hundred Of General Rosecrans
wounded had arrived at Nashville up to
Thursday night Ss&A*l16 :
! The Navy Department has just de-
cided to build smother feet Of iron Glad
vessels. They viii be longer and more
formidable than any in use in this or any
other country.
Somebody proposes an exchange Of
colored prisoners of war on the basis Of
Southern Congressional representation
that would. be Eve negro soldiers for three
white rebels.
Lincoln is the only county in Maine
that threw Democratic majority. Il is
also the only county that has no newspa-
per within its limits.
The Beach family, Mrs. Margare.
BeacL, three sons and three daughters,
we're arrested at their homes, near Fair.
fax Court House, Virginia, on the 2Osh
inst, for giving aid and information to
the rebels. and provided with snug guar.
ters in the old capitol prison in Washing.
ton.
The Secretary Of the Interior has de.
cided that the illegitimacy Of son is no
bar to mothers claim to pension.
= -Artemus Ward is in New York, and
i negotiating BY telegraph with Manager
Mcclure, of San Francisco, for prdfes
sionsl tour in California. McQuire's las,
telegram was, sfrWhat will you take fo1
the first thirty nights 7" To which Ar
temus replied, "Brandy and water" Tn,
negotiation progresses slowly.
There has already been received al
commutation rndef the snrollment &C
IS, 500, 900, which sum, and al money
hereafter realized from this source, ar
10, be expended IN bounties for enlist
ments. MA
I The great Aspinwall elm in Brook
line, Mass, s~ss blown down by th
heavy, gale Friday evening. Emerso
states, in his 's'Trees and Shrubs Of Mass
achusetts," that it was known to hav
been 18l years old in 1887, which wonl
make it uo~'ao7 years old. :
-OuEreedery will. remember that
few dsyssihce the steamer Champion Va
burned near Memphis. Il vas sthte
THAT fsur lives were lost-thoss of ! ice
tor. . negro from 81. Leuis; and IN
guards. The individual who gave q
facts meant the s'doctOr" sngias, Il
[shiegsr'' engine, and the two guards .
Il tie aide of the .bost. Noiyss atan NJ
J toot ssa' ST.
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| wltnin any OF said States, or bk the
o,4'of AASs5 III 6sId r. Ketl.lssf tli sc )
quired west of the crest Of the Rio
Grande, shall codstitute ansther section
y Be known as the Pacific. 1
The States of Delaware, Maftiand,
Virginia, Norm uASolias; 6odth Carolina,
Geessis1 NsEida, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Missouri and all new States
annexed and sdmitted ipte the Uniep oor
forhsa q srsetsd within t6a jdfisdl lction
Of any Of saia st:.ss or, BY ~ jg3stien
OF two or nSss q che SkmS, Ur tf barts
thereof, or out Of territory. ssQuieed .ssat
Of .the Rio Gfsnds and South Of latitude
s6 deg. and 80 minutes. shall oe,siitute
another ssStiea, 20 sbs Known q the
0'o's; 'se.a .ssia:*s a9.s ~ os ,iiibi
{ ARTICLE XIV. ~.
3 No State sAaIl secede without the con-
sent Of the Legislature Of al the States
of the section 70 vhiek the Slate prjpos-
ing to secede belongs. The President
shall hsss pevstfd adjast with Seeding
States all questions arising BY reason Of
their secession; but the terms of adjust
ment shall be submitted. To- Congress for
their. approval ha6fsBAs ssihs sh.ll be
valid. Il fa.1s) vsa--EE~s7s :"
4 Thus it will be seen that this ackpowl.
edged leader of. the Demoerstio Pany-
party which prates of "the Constitution
j \ ~ n II vi
as it is md II ~ aioa .as It s~asD--intro-r
duced in Congress a programme to d.,
vide'thc Onion into fragments, to change
the Constitution in its fandameutal char
acter and to destroy the Government
founded BY our fathers. and to inaugurate
another beating no fesemblaoce 70 it. 4
ANoTHEs Rlor II KEsxu < ,CeusrY--
On Monday evening last, at Sigourney,
the Tusser Society Of that plase, ! sssrss
German organization, met 10 give recep-
ton tor returned German soldier. Shortly
after they had assembled the Copper
heads gatbsrsd'i in force and demanded ad
mittance, when on being refused they
raised row and fred upon the Germans,
Filling one and mortally wounding anoth-
er. The leaders in the affair have been
arrested and are now in close. con6se
ment These facts we learn from gen.
tleman who has just arrived from Osks-
loosa.
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THE Hor.-The free hop at the Dem.
ing House last evening, given IS .
compliment to Capt. Kettle BY his friends,
was not Is we'll attended As We should like
to have sesni it. il however was . grand
affair and reflected great credit on those
who had the management Of it. The sup
per was gotten mn in superb style, and
consisted Of all the delicacies Of the seas
on, and we came away fully convinced
that "mine host and his gentlemanly
and efficient clerk, Mr.. Tepfer, were
among the few Of whom it may be truly
said. a.They can keep Hotel.''
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nIsSOLUTION.

Aotee 10 hereby given thai the partsershfp hsrete
fore exssnx between the under in the business
efAerehAnt Tailoring uades the afu name n Pa ASH
CLsHs, 10 thas .day dissolved BY muiust esnsens
The business viii hereafter be carried Oh BY JOHN
lRAskH, % ID, esswsen Main apd JchnSon streets
ksokus. JOHN FRAsER
ocif-d3t n. p C1AHK
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Y = y
On Saturday, Oct. 3D. 1853
Union men, rallyl and let there be I
grand turn out Of all the loyal people,
both yonpg and old, !, .s.sso
Colonel Basscy, Hon. James F, Wilson,
Dr. D. l.. McGUGlN, -
And other able Speakers will be present
and address the meeting, on Saturday, al
l o'cloch p. M
The people Of Charleston are making
preparations for > grand time, and it is
expected that the People will turn 'ost
en- nsasse to hear. the abla. Speakers who
ars Announced for the occasion.
n Basket Dinner Will be In order,