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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
- The Burlington Argus is following

- The Burlington Argus is following
the example of the New York Copper
head papers, and dsclaiming against the
draft and insisting on the immediate In
suguration of peace.
Ii closes an editorial with the following
paragraph:
'1f the war continues any great length
Of time longer, the people should undsr
stand that it is because the Administers
ton, with its horde of ofice-holders, con.
tractors and government swindlers. choose
to continue it for their own selfish ends
The way for peace 10 now open-will oul
rulers heed the voice of the people, Oh
throw away the good fortune which
Providence has cast upon the country z
The Argus would lead its dupes to fol
low the example Of the deluded Copper
head mob of New York. All the New
York Copperhead papers Published very
infsmmatory editorials against the Ad'
ministration and the draft on the morning
before the riot commenced. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY concerted effort on the part Of
the Copperhead LADDERS to sti mulate re-
sistancs to the Government.
Gov. Seymour, if not in t be original
plot. carried it on 10 the same purpose by
making speech to the mob, proclaimine
himself the friend of the riotors, ane
assuring them that be had sent his Adju
tant to Washington City in their interests
to insist that the Government should
stop the draft. He refused to declare
martial law, and sought to prolong the
riot till he could brighten the Admins.
tration to obey the behests oi the mob
forego the draft, and eventually surrender
to the traitors Of the South and their con.
federAte Copperheads in the n forth.
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~ II 10 stated that Springfield Mas,

~Hisstated that Springfield (Mass. }
has been selected a. the general rendez.
vous for oil the drafted men Of the State,
some "a. 600 in number, and Gd neral De-
vens, Of Worcester. not yet fully recover
cd from tbs wounds received in the Chan.
csllorvile battle, viii have command Of
the whole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
ART. ST. CLAIR, Maj. Gen.
Sworn before me, camp
Valley Forge, May 19, 1878.
GEO. WAsH,Noror
Mn. CRrrrxxDrN IN REBEL HANDS

Mr.. CRrTTEKDKN IN REBEL HANDS,
A gentleman engaged in recruiting O
Union company in Frankfort reached
Madison on Wednesday. He reports that
three hundred rebels entered Frankfort
on Tuesday. and seized the person Of
Hon. John J. Crittenden. We have not
heard what disposition they have made
Of him.-Indianapolis Sentinel, LII.
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fF Since the outbreak of the rebel.
non ninety persons of the old Pine street
presoy'eTAn congregation, Rev. DR..
Drainard pastor, have entered the service
OF the Government under the various
calls that have bssn made.
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AN INTERESTING DocuMRsr.-A cor.
respondent sends us a copy OF Major
Generals oath Of allegiance to the United
States under the articles of oonfsdera.
ton. The original is in possession of a
gentleman 10 Philadelphia 1t isa print.
blank, filed up to read US follows:
!, Arthur ST. Clair, Major General, do
acknowledge the United States of Amer.
lea to be Free, Independent, and Sever.
eign States. and declare the people there.
of owe no allegiance or obedience to
George the Third, King Of Great Britain.
and renouncs, refuse and abjure any al
legiance or obedience to him and [ do
swear that | will to the utmost of nv
power support, maintain and defend the
said United States against the King
George the Third, his heirs and success.
ors, and his their abettors, assistants and
and nd hersnts, and will serve the said
United States in the Office Of Major Gen.
eral which now hold with fidelity, &C.
cording to the best of my skilland un.
derstanding.
ART. ST. CLAIR, Maj. Gen.
Sworn before me, camp
Valley Forge, May l9, 1878.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
The articles of confederation were
adopted IN l777. st. Clair was a mem
Der OF Congress in 1856, and the next
year was chosen President of that bodv
The National Constitution is dated l7tl
September. 1887, and the frs. Presiden
was elected under its provision in 1889
St. Clair was appointed Governor of tn.
Northwestern Territory in 100, aud helt
that Office till Ohio became \ state in SOC
II Portland Press.
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TO LAND OWNERS.

NJ he owners Of Lots four ri, ave fSl and six rel,
Block IS, In tho City Of Keokut are hereby notined
70 have tho sidewalk fronting thereon Main Street
Graded and plank walk lasd thereon within 20 DAYS
fom date Said plank walk to be made In accordance
with ths Ordiuance Of said City and ssgA feet wide
b. 3. MERRIAM,
CLERK ofth City Council Of Ksokuk.
xsekak. Jlly z, 1ooo.-0w
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pAs'L y. MILLER, VIZ Lawn
MILLER l. LOVE,
.lTTOR.rE Y 1T Law.
WAR CLAIMS.

And ali other elaine aSainst the Government upon
the mostfavorableterms.
No Fees charged until satisfactory returns are -
ceived. Ailinquries by nail vii receive prof pt Al
tsption. WIN. Il. LOVE, Atty stLaw
omes nsxtdecrte Pest Once tsp stairs) x eoluk
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OryIcE PlrrssuKG RAitxoAp AND Coat Co.
81. Louis, June is, 1858.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
l. furnishing this Company with
rs, O00 Railroad Ties.

The Ties 70 be Of oak, salnut cherry or red elm
fe long, SIX inches thick with 7inches faco heve
on two sidss.
To be delivered At East 81 Louis, on the river bank
on or before the 10Th day Of September next
Fsymsnts viii be made In Gosh. o. loliyepv.
Bids VIII be received for paris lover ,0OO or TIE
whole OF The entire lot.
JOHN HOW, President.
Aaaress n. KA1S0N, Superintendent,
Na ossn0 = vhs - ANh sesss>s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

NJ A Contemporary says--"Ths tive
ARCHES in the North may DO said
to have imbibed, of late, pastoral taste
since both are now led by
"spansisd MEADE and nswery LEA"
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Tor SALE--A good two story Brick
n Dwelling House, the co rne OF ith and for.
gan streets, containing or 10 rooms. This property
must be sold. Enquire Of
Keokuk, Aprits. 1851 II. B. THN.ERCK
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~ Teach ysur children to observe
closely, reflect carefully and describe ex-
actly what they see. By this, that habit
Of reckless exaggsration and loose de-
scription, now % common, would in =
great measure be avoided. Indeed, this
is one way, the way toeducate children.
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H1- Every hind Of Tin and iron Work
In our line, dens promptly on receipt q
OFesss. III nayS-d
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DOR SALE.
Two Farms. Of l72 Acres each, In Van Buren, eoun-
~, lows. One Farm IL located Sk miles s.. f. from
the TT. Des Moines Railroads.&c. under cultivation
WIN comparable Frame Dwelling and stsbiins; two
good Welk orchard and other ThsYarn
~ acres Il heavily Numbered including Sugar Or
chard Of 500 trees and ia undslad with large beds Of
ooai, Aud located near the same Railroad. These
lands were located by Mr. Hanford 10 his life time.
and now held by hiA heirs, who age and will be
sold separately or together TO suit parties d great
bargain.
Enquire Of H. B. TEN-EYCK.
Aeekuf1 May -, 1858. Real Eatate Agent.
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DOR SALE,
-Four Brick Dwellings, In q block, three stories high
with rooms In each. This property will sold for
less than one-haf what II cost TO build them Title
perfect. Enquire Of
II. Il. TkH-EYCK.
hookuk NAY 10, lS6s Real Ne tate Agent
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Tsr UHrs. srArss CIacuIr Csuar, v estsYu Dr.
siet.of rsnnsylvania No Of Nay Tsrn, n -. N
s1I q TAk P1NN6fLVAHIA sALT IAUOFiC-
IUk!Nu COMPANY ~. THOs g., CHA6k d.
srsed 20 ths 2 ,npsny On November issh. issQ The
.AcLuhlvk nghi gmntsd BY patsns owned b them
for the sAPONIRIRR Patent dsfsa Ocsntsy o.
1850 Perpaaai Injunction swardsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

my's skirmishers, who were driven for
ward mile and . hall 70 the vest The
enemy then opened With artillery On the
Sd division OF the Cd Corps from some
temp rary works on bill half . milo
south OF an unfinished railroad, but were
soon driven out, and the Corps rested
for the night with the intention Of charg-
ing and fanking the rebels in the morn.
ing.
Early yesterday morning Gen. " arren
requested bis commanders to inform their
men of The nature of the task before
them, and exhoit them to make gallan,
the assault upon the enemy's works in
their front, which had been thrown uT
during the night. He then made
personal inspections Of the works, and
for an hour and half he hesItated tc
act. After an hours cannonading he val
to make grand charge and the mel
were instructed to reserve their fire til
they entered the rebel works. No charge
vas made on the left. At 10 q. N
Meade can down to the left and wa'
| Tor long time engaged in an earnest
| conversation with Warren. Meade seem
ID to lie administering arcbuke to War
IYc..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAS, on the 7th day Of March, A. ..
w 1859, Elias Poston snd Harriet Postou e.
ecuted unto John P. Cock ~ trustee . certain
deed Of trust conveying TO said trustee tho land
in Scott county, and State Of Iowa, described %
fellows, to.wit: A part Of the north west quar-
tor Of the southwest quarter, and>> part Of the
sOuth-wost quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section fonrtssa (l4,) township seventy eight
(7s) north, Of range four ~ east, Of the fifth
10Th Pm Beginning Ut point four chains
and ssvsnty six (76 links eat Of the section line.
between sections fourteen (l4) and fifteen (l5,)
and the south est corner OF Lewis q. Mon unay'6
land thence east fifteen (l5) chains and twenty
four links to stons thence nor'h twenty COY
chains and forty -thres 49, links to stone, the
southeast corner Of Isaac and Justus Pepe's
land thence west BY said Pope's line fifteen (l5)
chains and twenty -four "a links 70 . post, the
north east corner Of ssid AcAurrsy's land ihsee
south by said AcMurrsy's east line twenty (20)
chains and forty three l43) links tn the Ilaos Of
beginning, containing thirty -ons (Sl) acres ami
thirteen (l3-lOe) hundredths Of IN acre which
said conveyance WAS made BY the said Elias Pos
ton and wife fer the purpose Of securing ono osr-
tain promissory note, dated March T. 1860, for the
sum Of ono hundred and fifteen dol ars (Sll5,)
ana payable one year after dsts.
and payable, and the said Elias Poston having
failed to pay the Same, ], John 2. Cook, tfus-
tee ~ aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue of the power which 10 In mo vested
BY said deed Of trust will on Saturday, the 2eth
day of December A. u. 1868, At the hour Of IL
o'clock In tho forenoon of said day, 1t the Court
House dosr, in tho city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale, At public auction. the parcel
of land shove described or mach thereof - shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note with the interest thereon 10 the day Of SALE
together with Ill the costs and expenses sstopdipa
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 1st day Of December. A. ID. 1858.
JHONP r. COOK,
II Trustee
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s1Ie-

WnDn1Ae, . tAs 10gn n = 49,
~ - 49,, .setn We1Abpn - ~ n.
W:sas.fa ssssstea usts 0soses \. Van n.y.
= !ssssses. sssa:ia 9esd q tsusl, sssvsyias =
esibse = foIlovs, tc-wit. The noetk .vsst 49,.
~ d ssetisS elsssa II, J n Sovnshtp sevsse,-
nins nofsh Of faegs fous ~ eust a. - m
z. -, vdish mid dssd Of tsuss ~ 49,, ~ /.
9oex ~" q 9sngasss IN the Rscordsr's oGlce q
sssss' - tsw. 80 .as .ads y ne sail
Ing TIE payosstsf tve certain pesniseory 49,.
signsd y The aid Losisa Waskbeen ana johr
Y. washbusn. (now deceased, } Of even ~. m
saio decd OF esest, and one u aid notss 6elne
70, me SUN Of one thousand 81 oo0) dollars pay.
aols fcur jean altar the said dass thereof. Ana
the sthsr Of said notes being for ne sun 81 ons
thousand and Fifty 81 oc0) dollars, payable i've
ts) PEARS sites the date thereof.
Aae the hrst Of ssid notes having bseons due
ma payable and the said LOUISE Woshbsfu Asv.
,ns seiIed 70 psZ the same, and the said 0soeee
=. Van Hossn. Trustee, NAMED n eaid deed n
tfust, Having refused - execute the tsust thsrsbv
vestsd 10 him, and the county Judge Of Scot Co.
Iowa, having appointed me, James Arratrons r.
the place and stead Of George Van Hosen. pufer.
Ant TO the provslons Of said deed Of trust. Noe.
= I" Janss Trustee 90 appoint
susnee Of tho power In me vested, that / viii On
the 9th doy Of December A. D.. ls6a. ~ N = hs..
| Of 10 O'Clock 4. n. Of said day, at the CONT
HOUSE doos - ths city q Davenport, IN said Sect
county, Iowa. expose and offer for asls It public
snction, The tfsct Of land hesein above desesibsd
or 50 much thereof - may Be requisite and pso.
essary 70 satisfy the amount Of the note due q
Aforesaid, with interest and thereon 70 the dsy q
sale, together with all tho costs and expenses q.
stnding said eals ssd trustees fees
Dated Davenport, November 10th. 1858. :.
JAMES AkkSTRONa.
Trustee By appointment o. The Couoty J.aes a
Scott County. Iowa. nv1o.ts
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NEw York, Fec.

NEW York, Fec. 8.
RThe Worlds w ashinoton special saws:
Campaign in Virginia is ended. All
forward movements Oh the part of the
Army OF the Potomac have ceased, and
our forces have l;cady very nearly com
p,cted their. return to their old base
long the Orange & Alexandria Rail,
Road at Culpepper, Brandy Station, and
Rarrahanno K Bridge.
1.-THE retrograde movement commenced,
on lu.sua,. IL is SAID In Washinnton
that the ia lure to carry out the plans Of
the War Department involves tie loss of
Meade's position as commander of the
Army of the Potomac.
The reasons given for the abandon
ment of the campaign are that Lee 50
cree ed and entrenched himself daily as
to delay any rapid advance on our part,
and a. the same time prevent an attack.
Our army fell back in safety aud good
ORDER" the enemy being ignorant Of our
intentions.
Gems. Sedgewick and Hooker are
prominently named for Mead's success
sor il any change is made.
Special to the Herald also states the
condition of the roads and want of sup
plies induced Meade TO fall back to Bran
d. station, which is now the base Of
supplies.
The zritune's special says that on
Sunday morning Gen. Warren and the
I'd Corpe, with the Sd division Of the
9Th Corps, nosed down on Fredericks-
burg BY the plank road, which runs par
allel with the Orange Pike and about
three miles from II, and proceeded for
ene mills, when he encountered the enc
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The RctrOgrade movement
commenced ON Tuesday.
The Virginia Campaign AZ
an end for the present.
RunOrs that Meade is TO be
Removed from his
Command.
Generals Sedgewick and
Hooker spoken Of as
his Successor.
Especial TO Tribune

WASHINGTON, Dec.
The Army of tho Potomac encamps
on the grounds it left on the morning of
Thanksgiving.
The reasons for this sudden change Of
programme without forcing Lee to a
general battle, are these:
At the council OF war held on Mon
day night, facts were demonstrated that
the enemy were entrenchlng behind for
mdable words, which they were
sire 4gthening fast, the fearful loss it
would entail upon us, and the impossi-
bilty OF succoriog our wounded before
they would perish with cold, in case we
attempted to carry the rebel earth works
by assault, were some OF the considera-
tons which induced the sutsequent ac-
ton.
Our rations and forage had nearly run
out, and the roads we're too bad TO allow
further transportation from our distant
base of supplies.
These wc'ghty considerations, it is
claimed, induced the commander to is
sue an order to fail beck.
Tonight the Army of the Potomac
rests on its old base on the line of the
Orange d Alexandra X. X.
AS late as 10 o'clock A. NJ Yesterday.
we rode circuit in front of our most
advanced artillery position. We could
look over into the rebel works and see
the graybacks digging away with won
dertul activity their guns all mounted
and frowning at US.
Rumors are rife in camp that Long =
street has reinforced Lee, and we were
falling back on Fredericksburg but |
could trace them to no Trustworthy
source.
We maintained our entire battle line
on the euemy's front til! about A. NJ,
when all fell back, crossing the Rapidsn
by Gerrnania and Culpepper Fords.
Our total losses in missing and woun-
ded are $40, and 60 killed.
Our wounded suffered extremely in
their ambulances on the rough roads,
ard By the severe cold while lying in the
wagons last night, as they must again
tonight.
A special train has already been dis
patched up the road to bring down the
disabled n.en.
The railroad and telegraph wires are
uninjured.
Our main army left the front about
midnight last night, and it's advance
could be seen approaching Brandy Sta
ton at o'clock this morplng.
A party of five rebel cavalry came
dashing up the west bank Of the Rapi-
dan after our bridges were up they we're
greeted with a shell, and rapidly vanish>
ed.
Yesterday morning three guerrillas
caught private of the 142 Penn. while
guarding the railroad near Cstlett's Sta
ton, stripped him Of his clothing and
shot him dead with his own gun.
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MEMPHIS. Nov. 9.


The steamer Black Hawk was fired
into by the guerrilas, near the mouth of
Red river, several on board were wound
ed, the boat put back to New Orleans.
Chattanooga dispatches of the I'd says
that the movements Of the army is
contraband.
The hospitals are full Of wounded of
both armies.
Refugees and desertcrs report that
Bragg was reinforced near Dalton by
Joe Johnston.
Nothing Liter from Knoxville.
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