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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

~ G. W. Sturgiss, Esq, State agent
to our hospital from Wisconsin, il labor.
ing faithfully for the interests Of his Seatl
in his assigned duties. We understand
he is so we'll satisfied with the manage.
me. ut ofthis hospital that he has recon.
mend.>d to his State authorities to have
al the invalid Wisconsin soldiers, in
camps or hospitals below, brought on ~
soon as pos,Nble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
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Eenths In hospital.

Jan. ], Jas. NJ Osborn, 36th Iowa In.
fantry, Company A, Chronic Gastritis.
Jan. 5, Washington c. Bales, seth
Iowa Infantry. Company |. on board the
Hospital Steamer Sunnyaide.~
Jan. 8, Francis M. abbott, l3lst Hi.
nois, Company x. on board Hospital
Steamer Glasgow.
Jan. 2, w. A. Sturtevaut, li3th Hi.
nois, company +, Chronic Diarrhoea.
Jan. 8, Theodore Scott, SD Indiana
company d.
Jan. !, Thomas b. Stewart, 1O8th H.
linois, company B, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 8, VIM. Robinson, 55.h Ills. com.
psny B, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 8. N. I. Collins, 3lst Iowa, com
pany A, typhoid fever.
Jan. 8, w. G. Winter, llsth Illinois.
company |, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 8, Bennett Dewitt, 9th Iowa,
company B, typhoid fever.
Jan. 10. Alexander Dakan, 96th Ohio,
company d, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 10, Charles Rizor, l2oth Ohio,
company K, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 10, Michael Shire, 10th o., CON-
pany B. chronic diarrhoea and measels.
Jan. 10, James M. Taylor, Goth O.,
company !, typhoid pneumonia.
Jan 8, Antoine DECATUR, l01st H.,
company G, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. 10, Valentine Mayo, Hath Ohio,
company D, typhoid pneumonia.
Jan. IL. Jacob Mace, 59th Ind. COM
pany G, Hydrothorax.
Jan. IL, Geo. w. Danaway, l3lst H.,
company b, congestion of lungs.
Jan. IL, NJ. Tenant, 9th Wis. Battery,
congestive fever.
Jan. II, Samuel Ritsell, I'd Ohio, CON-
pany G.
Jan. IL, VIM. II. Nelson, 9th Ind,
company /, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. Is, Daniel Lair, corporal lso.h
o., company F, chronic diarrhoea.
Jan. Is. Gideon II. Padgett, seth Ind,
company H, typhoid fever.
Jan. Ia, Samuel Chssssr, 18th Ills,
company F, chronic diarrhoea.s
Jan. Is, Robert Clonster, 9th Iowa,
company c, Variola.
Jan II, Neal Conrad, SD Ind, com.
pany c, general debility and chronic di.
arrhoea.
Jan. 16, VIM. W. Weed, al Iowa,
company X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

SKAT1Na.-We learn that several hun
dred ladies and gentlemen of our city,
were engaged in tbs delightful exercise,
on Saturday. While there is danger Of
over exertion and injury to ladies unac.
customed to such severe amusements,
and which in the excitement Of the hour
are not noticed, yet, if udeutly indulg-
ed in, it will prove to be healthful and q
most happy pastime to most people who
have the time and opportunity to indulge
in it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

BADLY FRozEN.-A farmer, by tho
name Of Pearl, residing near Busna Vista,
WAS knocked Of his OK wagon by stick
which was caught in the wheel on his
way home from town Thursday night, and
was 90 disabled that he was unable to
move. lie lay al night in the cold, aud
in the morning crawled home with much
difficulty. DR.. Winslow, who was sent for,
found that his spine wss injured by the
blow, but that his most serious injury
would result from the exposure all night
by which his feet and legs were badly
trossn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19


Fable notice II hsrsby given, that the ant usi col
etsoa list and Excase TAAss ior the Csunty Of Lee
~ 'hs frHeolsesE district, for IL year eommssene
september ist, 1Sc2. Las bssn returned b. The o. g.
Assessor
fayusn. Il hereby demanded lprthwfth Of psysens
named therein OF the amount sst against their naes
respectively by the United States Collector Of Internal
revenue u the nrst dstrc; Iowa ., his ono. In the
COURT HOUSE at FORT MADISON. AIpa~D euts
n1tt ~ made before The eAth da, oi Decenber next
ana All psssIs who shaIi negieet pay tie Liosn.es
40 othsf iaIes, asssssed axainsi them within the
uDs specaed shall eMsbie to pay TEN per cent sd-
daenh spoh The amount tbs reof.
NO collection VIII be made elsewhere than at the
once o. he Collector without the additional TEN per
csninn being made as the Law provides.
no other currency than TREASURY NOTES viii
b rses.ved.
Sssfss~ 30 Excise L~S ays. That II any person or
persons shall exercise carry any trade or bust
meas for ~hieh license Is required BY this act With
out Ia Ae sss such license, he, she. they sha fo
every sreh esehee, respectively, forfeit y pspali
eqHsi 10 Tree tes The amount Of The duty or sem Of
money aaseatd for sueh licenses
J. G. WALKER
Coil~csor First District
Fort Madison Iowa, Nov. Rsth, iss2.-dtfw3i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

@ Col. Shaw, Of the l4th Iowa, is to
organize Colored Brigade in Arkansas.
We hope the Iowa stay -at-homes won't 90
into Mysteries over the employment of
"our colored fellow citizens" to use the
phrase of Gen. Jackson's official address
at New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

p@- Rev. Chas, Williams, chaplain of
the hospital, has very large collection Of
religious and miscellaneous reading, books,
magazines and other periodicals in his H.
brary, in the Estes House, which are Civ
en- out to ali who desire them, and which
cannot fail to have good influence upon
the soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Rev. DR. Barnet.
missionary for the .ast four years in Syria
and Egypt, will preach in the United
Presbyterian Church on Fifth street, to-
day, (Sabbath), at the usual hours,
morning and evening. The public are re-
specially invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

- We are informed that the hospi-
tai Is in want of white cotton and linen
rags. suitable for bandages. dressing bis
tiers. wounds, DC, which probably many
citizens could furnish without incon-
yenlen.e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

~An opportunity which seldom oc-
ours, is now afforded those desiring good
watch, at low figure. Read the adyer-
tlsement of the Magic Time Observer"
OF which the Hubbard Bros, Of New Y ork,
are the sole Importers. The "Magic' is
receiving the most fattering commenda-
tons Of the press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

LosT.-On Wednesday evening, l4th
inst, either ON Main street between 9Th
and 18th streets. or on 18th between
Main and johnson streets, new waist
for lady's dress, made up. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the tailor shop of Hutchinson Il
Dewey,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
Hannibal Jfems.

The Chronicle must be upon the high
road to prosperity. i, has been hui few
weeks since it was started. aud ii has
just been enlarged to seven column pa.
per. Messrs. Frazee and Sproul are the
publishers and proprietors.
Among the many appointees under
the new law of Congress for collecting
revenue, none will give greater satisfac-
ton to the people than that of Mr.. Chas.
T. Haywood, Of Hannibal. Mr.. H. has
not only the requisite ability to perform
all that is required Of him, but from his
long residence and known business habits,
Is, we believe, just the man to give gene
raj aatifaction.-[ Chronicle.
Captain John Aver of Co. HI, Nth
Maine Regiment, was in the late battle of
Fredericksburg and is reported missing.
He is probably a prisoner. Our readers
will remember Captain Ayers as Central
Freigh, Agent of the Hannibal L. St. 10.
Railroad Company, which office he held
for some time. His numerous friends in
this vicinity will regret to learn of his
misfortune Chronicle.
We learn that Mr.. L. A. Lockwood
was riding down the river road short
distance, and wishing to return, and while
doing SO, his horse became frsctious and
backed DOWN over an embank ment, and
fell distance Of one hundred and thirty
four feet, without injuring the aforesaid
animal, in the least. Pretty tough St.
sto-animal.-[ Messenger.
We learn that the officers of McDon-
aid Shirt Tail Society ARE very much exor-
cised to learn the names of those citizens
who signed the petition justifying Gen.
McNeifs course 10 regard to Their broth
rem. We would suggest that the afore-
said officers call on the Provost Marshal,
and there learn the names of the petition.
ers. and leave their own in exchange, as
there may occasion arise, in the future
for their use.-- Chronicle.
The vicksburg Canal.
The sagacious plan adopted by Brig.
Gen. Williams last fall, Of cutting off
Vicksburg from the banks of the Missis-
sippi, BY making diversion in the chan
mel OF that river. appears likely to be car
RED out most effectually by the opera
tons Of nature. The rise in the river ia
widening and deepening the artificial
channel or cut of Gen. Williams to such
An extent as to alarm the citizens Of Vicks-
burg lest they should find themselves in
an inland town before next spring. 1t is
thought that the course Of the Nississip-
pi will be SO changed at this point in 4
few months that vessels ofthe largest class
can 80 through the new channel aud nav
igate the river without passing Vicks-
burg at all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

IF There is a good deal of rascalIy
shaving done, of Uncle Sam and al his
children, but if you want to get shaved
and not feel 1t. shaved and get the worth
of your money, try Cabus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
Notice 10 shippers ana Carriers.

~ ~ srder from tie Treasury Department. Ship
psrs and Carriers arsrgured, before Forwarding sh
nenS OF Goods or Salt amounting 10 over $3.50 To
places In the Erst AID seUnd Tier Of counties on the
Southern border Of the stale u Iowa to file In the
Custom House once at heokuk, lows, an oath pre-
seroed b. the Treasury department aiso to execute
Bond with approved suretles that Goods therein
described shall not be- transported sod used in any
way, TO give aid comfort 10 Insurgents or 10
synpathifers with those In rebellion srsinst The Gov
erament Of the United States
Blanks can DO obtained and instructions given At
Tho Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTAENUS
Surveyor Of the Pert.
!. Cuasom House once Keoknk Aug No. ,62-auSq6-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

PERsosAL.--Col. Hills of the 18th
Iowa, with Mr.. Jeffords and some others.
leave to-day for Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

1B The news is that gold has advanc-
ed to premium of AGA cents on the dol
lar, in Treasury Notes, &c. In other
words Treasury Notes are at discount
of aga cents on the dollar of specie.
Those who have screen Backs" had
better exchange them for real estate soon,
for worse is coming. A word to the wise
is sufficient Constitution.
viii the local Of the Consultation in
form us what distinction is made between
''green baoks' and any other kind Of cur
rency? It may be possible that some Of
the very persons who are SO very much
annoyed abou. the depreciation of ttgreen
backs" have real estate that ID depreciat-
ing more rapidly than suits their taste,
which they would willingly exchange for
some ofthe money that they are trying to
run down. Il il the very men that pa
tronize the Constitution and kindred
papers, that arc endesvoring to cry down
the currency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
The Cen fessisns a1A Experience Of
u Poer FOuug MAN.

= Pssr fsung Man.
gentleman having been cured OF The results or
early error and disease will from motives Of bsnsyo
sehss send TO those sho request H. copy ofsAs above
refreshing rarratise, published BY himself This liz
us book ia dergnsd ~ warning and caution TO youpg
nss and those who ssSss from slrvous Drsurry,
Loss o. Assoav. PasnAruRr DECAY, &C., &c. sup
piyias attks time the means Of selcure sinrl@
copies viii be sent under seal In plain snv eype-
wisAoct charge TO any who request 1t, by sddres
Stag Tie .r,bs :,
CaAs. A. LAMBERT, ESQ,
sscs-dan Grssnroini, Long Island, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

~We notice that the Deming House
under its new proprietor, is having good
patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

DYKlso.-Our feelings were greatly
moved one excessive hot day last sum
mer, at seeing stretched out aud seeming
ly inanimate the body Of an elegantly dress
ed young man. who was supported in a
great arm chair, his head thrown back,
his eyes closed and his mouth partly
opened, presenting altogether most mel
ancholy spectacle. His faithful attend
ant piled himself assiduously to his help
less charge, frequently tanning him. as We
supposed, to prevent swooning. and APP
parenlly administering something by in
halation. We ventured not to break the
solemn silence to learn his name, or by
what accident he came to his present de-
plorablc condition, but at length, unable
10 bear his agonizing look, we rushed
fr' m the room satisfied that he was ye-
ing--hss naougache.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

Belgium. The Rhine, italy, Greece, and
the Shores and IslAnAs Of the
Mediterranean,
ILLusTR with l54 beautifully az ecuted Rpsr.v
ings from drawings on'the spot by Thos. AIom Rsa
CD. Coekburh, Major lron. Mai. Gen. Sir G. T. TEN.
pie Lieut. Allen. OF the koyAt Ensineers &C.. viii
Historical, CLASSICAL AND PICTURESQUE
insham, Esq.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
TT " - III N a
1 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

49,
the heavy advance In the prices OF all kinds OF ma
teriAl, used w carriage, wagon makers and black
smiths, has made 1t necessary for the mechanic. VI
thoss bsAncf form themselves into socisty 70 be
knosn ~ MeohAnisa Union of ksoknko esiaSliaA
more just and equitable rats OF prices TO which Gil
the mechanics OF the above branches have agreed
work. Customers viii hsreafter mad prntsd Lists OF
prices the aane In MI ops 10 the city. Mechanics Of
=e.SSs.ss s!.- .-~ =: &C .--tt-. 6 .rtn.
"A. WRIGHT, President.
January t0-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
COMMERCIAL
lSy rELEoEArH,i
New York Market.

New York. Jan II
Hour-Aarhst shade nrnsr. Sales IT % TOO % 10
for RITA State ~ 2oDe7 20 X. 10.
Wheat-Aarket ic better. Sales at el 39Dsitl for
Spring; u E20sl ~ for Mllwaukss club; n 3<a>
u ~ for Winter Red.
cosn--Harkes shade nrmer. Sales II SIC.
Oats-TIO7Ac.
PoTk-Ftrn.
IArd--Fim.
Dressed Hogs-Pirm.
Whiaky--Firm. 45c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

AascheKor's Hair Dse---TAe Hest IN
the Wertd.
WILLIAM A. BATChkLok's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be distinguish IS ffom nature
warranted " Ipjuss the hair the
the i'll sGeets OF bad dyes and nvsorates the hair for
life. GREY, RED o. RUSTY HAIR instsp'tIy tarns
sspfsn0d blsckcr brown, leaving the hairs @ssae0
ssaatfrl. Sold by all druggists, &c.
- genuine 10 signsd WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0k =,
- tn fssv slA1s Of sseA bog.
Fsssory, No. ~ Barclay Street, New York Late
ass Broadway and lsBond Street, [jes-dA~ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
~ RulI Run Avsngsr.1

Our attention was to-day called to ex.
anime, and sse fixed, = miniature cannon,
which has been gotten up in our city,
throwing an ounce and quarter ball, 70,
which patent has been applied, for both
gun and carriage, by the inventor, John
@. Chambers, and is styled BY him the
+" Bull Run Avenger." 1t is a simple
and ingenious piece of mechanism, and
fully comes up to the claims of its invent.
or, and, if adopted by the Government,
will doubtless prove a useful arm of our
service.
The advantages claimed by the inven
tor, are LIST, the practical shape and CON-
pactness Of form in which it is gotten up.
I'd, The rapidity Of 6ring-sixty shots
per minute, using metallic cartridge. Sd,
it is not liable TO get out of order. as the
machinery of the lock and loading appara-
tus is surrounded by an iron cylinder
which protects the same from being dam
aged by the weather, and makes it imper-
vlous to shot. The gun is loaded and fred
by lever which is attached to the
breech OF the gun, so a. to be taken off
at pleasure. The gunner can load and
FIRE the gun with one hand, while with
the other he can sight and range the same
in any direcion-the main principle
claimed for il is that there is nothing abou.
it that revolves. The working of the
chamber At the breech being on an en-
tirely new principle-b,th simple and
complete. The gun is mounted on a car.
riage, arranged in such way that it can
be turned in any direction without chang
ing the position of the carriage, and is in !.
tended to be used and maneaverd on the
field by infantry, men 10 each gun-size
guns from An ounce ball to six FOUNDER,
and can be increased to as large cannon
as are used upon the field; and while
making those claims for the infantry SER
vice, the inventor claims the same for the
naval service. Guns made on light car
riages, one and q half inch bore, and
three foot barrel will carry loco yards,
and if charged with buckshot, 80 TO each
charge, shooting sixty charges a minute.
would be invincible in close quarters or
upon the open field, or behind breast.
works against the charge of infantry, as
they would throw such shower OF lead
en- hail no force could withstand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

osstvs! Ordsr Of ~ War Dsysve~sSf Il, IL made
ne aess Of ALL PROVOST AARsHALs 70 seize ali
An1ars cisihins, blankets, shoes, arms and squip-
"snA and sash othsr supplies which have been is
'oed ~ the Government TO soldiers and lost or dis
posea OF " them and II shall be Incumbent on any
Ss"on mol q soldier who may have any such property
ms se'son TO prove that he has lawfully acquired
possession thereof
sofdtsrs rtH b Charged on the Muster Roll with oil
articles disposed OF BY them or mproperiy lost, aud
Incur such further punishment as the nature OF th
onsnss may demand.
NOTCH Is THEREFORE, HRRRsy GIVEN that
ns above order will b rigldiy snforcsd, and all par
Ties having possession Of such property are required
70 Prove their legal claim TO the same 1t this once
JOHN n. HIATT,
Mns-d Provost naSahal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

|EsOTIGE TO, MERCHANTS AND
LIN, BIilfPLLs.
On md after ihis date Powder will be allowed
Sold In eoknk without psrmision OF the
bor any ri sd of Arms whaierev unitions of Ar
has siso b.es sruered Ia he special Agent OF the
Treasury Depa rtssi mol to allow Goods Grocer
uespt in ani<t qsntitiea for family use, to 20 into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Countss.
The object is to kesp supplies from the rsbelsor
armed bands Of guerriiiasin Northeast Missouri
JOHN BTAkKUs,
surveyOr oflhe Port Of ksoiuk.
Ksskuk. Aug, ~. 1869.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


UpVN VTTfs JAN. IT IS63.
All eAlistod men belonging to the 9lst Regiment
Aissouri Voluntary ars hereby ordered TO Join the
Askfment inmsdi4sly, ~ they will be reported a.
osseftsrs and tesaed accordingly
The conmAndinSofcer OF this Regiment regrets that
10 little interest manifested by the military and
eassns 1t home ippermting these cowardly dessrsrs
70 remain among hem unmolested knowing ss they
do e solemn allegiance they owe their country In this
hour her grsatht peril. Move Heaven and earth
and sud every slatksr back to his colors,
BY order OF D. nooRK. eo,on.,
tAnlS-d comm.nd,n.. u.,a. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

= II y l. U .,
90 CO. IS cents u, S25 ei.bs, o., 90, $3.50, ~ 90
$3.50, $500.
U5' The large portion Of our NEW Srocx having
been selected by ourself In New York and Pbilsde.
phia, We are canndent OF giving abstraction Do LooK
OUT, Boys AND GiRLs, CRms kRINsLE will obtain .
very large proportion OF your presents n his orits
establishment.
Main street, 1ss Door from Ath.
NJ. w. WESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
Blue and Gold Editions of the Poems,

Beautiful Pocket editions Of the opular and fayorte
Poets, bound In Blue and Gold
hoorss Laiia Rocky, Mr. SsEourney's,
Mrs. Norion's Lady Of the Lake,
Edgar A. Poe, Fsstus
baxeh Csmpbeil,s.
ELIZA COOKS Words oriL's,
Montgomory'a, Bufu's
Mrs.. Browning, krs Hemsn's
C0wpers Scott,
Nuiton's, Longfelow's,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

How THE RIOT WAS CONNEScED.-The " Y.
Herald (COpperhead) shows concusively how
the Riot in New York was gotten up. The Her
aid is good Democratic authority, too, aad it
charges the riot directly upon the Democratic
politicians The Herald OF Saturday, two DAYS
before the riot, saws:
The peace men are rampant and bellgerent
According to the report in the Daily Ners, they
held meeting On Thursday evening in which
Chsucev Burr aud others denounced the con
scription act, and threatened resistance to il
The administration saws Mr.. Spring, son Of
Rev. DR.. Spring. nov feels itself in want CT
more men 70 replace those it has slaughtered
and to aid in UNFOLDING is despotisn, and for
this purpose has ordered the conscrption. They
themselves will never fight; they viii lie and
steal and tyranRize over the people, bet never
Sight. And as for Lincoln, they say he ought
to have been hanged three months ago, and il Is
only from the lenily OF the people that ne has
not before now suffered the penalty Of bis
crime"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

We presume. however, that he alludes more
particularly TO the arrest and Punishment of
ValIandigham. How absurd the clamOr about
this man, when his friends refuse to take the
pledge Of simply an unconditional support Of
the army and navy in its efforts TO suppress re-
bellion, as the sole condition of his release.
We pass BY "a unworthy OF notice. the party
clap-trap in which Governor Seymour ildul-
ges about the suspension Of the constitution %
as if only such patriots as he had any veneer
alton for that sacred instrument, We must
now view him in another position he occupied
in that speech.-ose which We apprehend very
few Of his most ardent admirers viii envy him
namely, as the forerunner Of the recent .rev-
olation" in New York city. H says:
is it not revolution which you are thus
creating when yon say that Ger persons may
be rightfully seized. our property confs-
Gated, our homes entered. Ars you not ey-
posing y0urselres. your orE interests 10 as great
peril as that nth 'chich gou threaten issf
Remember this, that the blood and REASONABLE
and revolutionary doctrine o. PUBLIc NECESSITY
CAN BE PROCLAIMED BY A MOB as rel as
By government (Applause.l"
If any one doubts the correctness Of this e1-
tract he can satisfy himself by reference 10 the
speech as published in the cOpperhead presses
Think Of the Governor Of great State addres
sing in person such language "a the above tc
the roughs Of New York city. After such d
harangue. who could wonder that The imbra
ted cut throats. who DO doubt made up large
share Of his audience. should act upon the hint
thrown out by 30 august dignitary, and should
proceed at once to deluge the city with blood
to lay it waste by fire. and TO commit every
possible description Of barbarous atrocityl lie
not the public Indignation be misled. The mer
and the presses that have instigated the riot
and famed the flame of rapine and car
mage are more to blame than the infatuated
mob who are only their instruments in the WORK
Of revolution aud destruction. Let them
then receive the just condemnation OF an out
ragged people. and reap the due reward Of theil
deeds