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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
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Bowl,nB Green, 4. San.
Die Opsraionsn rpurpsu esitetn'tts um
1 ubt IL elnems 5tpte Don uneerettt@s
it&r @roearttefsit ausaeflbrt. ft paren
osny erbabensn Greisuidentn een 9aBen
gfopolecn'6 plfit. -+y - 4. S.o
Die Mittwo&f&ladtsSeiete bic Gapfsr~
left uuierer Iruppen. ten gifer unltrtr
Offeiere unp rae 'Iolent IRE 1@.nsral
Rofnflan3; ab.r tm gan3tn mar bod
Neiultat 9t9.n$uns unp ~ btrl}&t.tn un>
i.rer INrmee sir> auasn,stnss @sfdbl r.r
Gntmutbi9una. am tDennsritae .tputes
aufbstrsn 5sitsn ,psnia @tneiptb.it ii,
&rneueruna bsr S6ladt 9es.iBt, unb bie.
|fss @.fdbLburihts bic mad Or Ranonats
am Grtitoa, Mcrstn uor, rtrtn Refnltal
unitre Splrntf,t ermu,biete unp begfifisrte
unp fir seass satc6e Gtei9nie por6.rsitsts,
msldes am Ma&mittaee itnts gage
Raufane.2 @snslal Ban GItpts Dipi
non, rtt ID :@tn: Grftssnrsn's Corps a.
bort, putre an Donnsraaa at,r ben Giub
aslsBt.5um sintm AnariF ouf unfsrs 2infs,
dbnli& mic Ter auf unj,rt Rt&tf an Wltts
nod, $3upcraufomu,sn orsr iii stnsm
3msae, Ser 8cri@te bolt.r iestntdt aa.
aereutet m.re,n rarf.2 .Dk Dipi6cn nurr,
auf tinsr Aubbbs,. pon III Wurfressboro
lberftten treretn fam, ,eufaefsllt unr
tilrut Ii bfsfsr Situalion tpit biebtr tsn
|linten Gli ii >unItIer Mrmte.s 90 NOR
a.aen 4 5llbr sNa6mittoas;. Nismane sr'
rartete .ins Grneuerunersr Sdla@f, do
pt6eli9 tit Nsbsusn nit dterritatnetI
Madt untsr 4cmnianroS Spcn. Brsdsnripae,
ST wdbrenp 10 eani,nsf aa,s tit Bab
runa rts feintlt&fn t&ifn GlaQ.Ia fnfint
q.bott ,.,u boben. sinsn dub.rf tsitiasn
Anariff ouf Ban Glere Dipihc md4is.
Dkftr 1ttilsunferer gsrsiIlf dfle ran utls
ter5 Gomn0nto pon Dttln sBsnttv pom
10. zDbio Rseinsnis; gfn,Ial Ban
Glepe nor III pss Mittrcmf6 6l1Ht pfrs
Iwunrsi porrsn. DIR lnariT bfs Bsinl
| pee purDe rsm Riff pst Arnttt turd tin
Ef&rsd'i&e6 Artiatritfsuts unr sttuY& till
|tttdutfnfe utfffepfnlpe fhnfa onat;
iantiat }etsr8Iilf f&nfu III rsnS Dpifssu
unp lle f&itnen sntf6lcfjs fjsn, tsu E,tut
lfofort anauarsifen Dis tapffYtn' esnis
pers Ban GIeps' 4 Dist tfen bitlien iitb sins
Itai6e etnnte lana As9si sinf fiinEous
ll1sbermadbt, ts& .ale lif ete NMMlalid dftt1
tss I Mitnaan lM 4 Z iet,,n 4, 9 . y p'l&is Il ls ant
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
Da6 ieitrtun ptele Demotraien BON
yfFe ~ 4. ~ !. n n -

Dat feitrtm ptele Demotraisn BON
ibrst frdbsrsn 4Yurtef fR& lurddD.so9sn
baben, IN Ibnila&s. Absr, nt4t menteer
mabr iffsrs, poe nod Taultnpe unp Tau.
Ifsnee iblem Bsiipisle fol8en pdrren, p,nn
Te BE Berdnrsruns. sit In ,ibrer :pattsi
fporeteanatn ift I'D Jun slldren 8emuel,
lsin 9ebraht bdt,en. Namsntli& m1rrsn
| bic 3 Dtutl&en, bst spsnst, Neeli&hit,
Irtue. Grdbtitslisbs iinb 6umaniidt pie
Grunp3deez spes Gbaratttrs btlren,- -Ra
rann MD nlsbr bsptnlen. ibrsn bieberie.n
rsmotratil&sn Yartttssao1sn Zen Radsn
~ fsbrer. .,.r w., III ~ ..... e. 1.
Bu ben tsuti@.n Dsmotraten a.bt Der
Name pes Stepben u. ,Doualas
nod IA euilpa Anptnfsn.i Gie lt,btn Is.
hid '"Dpu8ltas .Demptrattn en- +"
au nennen. @drrs tsnn eiiros Dpu0las
ras .i,siae Ebun, une Greitsr tsrt Demo
|fratie billietn z Rsin. sr niirpt nor III.
nem 9anee unp @oIte auf,rsisa uno nit
Donntitimme eie Dauaneiabah, ,Ssp,
mour 0on Bursn, @ourp. Me@leaan
u. {. 10. ais @eIrdtbtr bee pa.
rsnuncirtn. -
gDir molten ote Dsmofratsn erinnern
an Die beiren lsbttn Nsnen ,pss DouDIas
In eprinofslo uno in @titaeo, an fein
lssies Auftrs,en i'm Ser. Staatsn Senat
0ts lprad Il ia? Gr e,fldrte, a b
|pte n5rbli6e oemofratifde
prelfe ote Rebeuton ertnu+
|tbf0t babe. pab man I'm Glpen Bar
auf re&nt, 'rob. penn pt,eerfe "a
>none In @dp> Carolina , t:s.
Nsb.itton o.rtdnpt, ptenBrbs
lt&sn Dsmctratsn bas S&msrt
atAen~-ei tpublttaner er.
beben mlrpen. llnp nun ,bs(@wot
Doualas BE Teniofrotsn reS NorrsnS un
rie SABINE tsr Greitstt ~f& 3u faauren.
ibre Yart,ipcIitit ~ enas6tn. -unr @e
meini@aft nit ZEN Nepublifonern rte Ne<
beuion ~ bermalmen uno rie 9spub!|f u:
ras 8cuoernsment ~ retttn.
50 lonae Dou0lae' Morte nod fril&
i'm @stdt,ni0e Der Demcfiaier 'porsn.
10 lanes Gs NOD ua ietnsn Goey ytrautrtsn
pa0ten rie asbeimsn @etrd'ber es Mot,
mi, ibrsn YIdnen efftn berso'3utreten, une
RE rsmcfratil&s prs0e renunetr.e fe, mo
lie Gd 3siattn. Mber .DousIas III jsB'
p.ree1sn, ~leius Wobnuna IL aus zeem@f'
:rd1tni0e rer Demotraten oussemsr11, unit
Der (6leidenrs @srratb 1T mad uut nod,
eff lsiis. oann itnmsr plumper, fnete Dr.
mctrotie bineineebrn6tmcrrtn. bis f'e nd
snrlib often fdr cen 2anresperrotb que
asipro6sn unr. als BunrssasncNln zee
Sfff, .Dap:s tsm Norrsn ten blutt8tn
,6sbrebanr1&ub btneemorftn bat.
Dsuti6t Doualass Demofraten. a,tsnf'
cn B.en @orte ess Doualas. Dhrf'
Sbr fie5np6 IN. efntr anertfani(& trit@>
bemettatif@tn 8srfammlun9 dusfprs&sn?
Sdsinse baltsr miro man 6e uiellei6t nur
tanorirsn. absr man miro IL In Bef&lif
fen unb 6anrlunBsn laut peripottsn uno
peroammen. ..,.....zr
Ser Doualas>D >Demotrot If, fonn t.r
j.biasn Ordantialio,i BET Demofratsn
tntdt anBeb6rtn.s ~sE -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
Grfs G.t,1. swstsr,Giaurtn

Grfe Gtt,a.twstsrGisurtn
Doc, Mdus@en, tae mon aefanae.
bate. mar itbt tlsin; obsr tie xasf ta
ibtt Gr,ure ou& an siner maasrn Maue
gptr parsn Die 1tsnd,riue2 q. = Il
Stst nur etn paor @orte ibsr tit
Spdter fouen fe ooIlfdnrfB esf&ilrerl
mereen. -',:s L
ei. s.tSrtsn ,u ienst 9aaarttlafIs. III
lid aue smporasfomuaensn u u'afbilcfttr
unp bsrunisresiomn1' uen @stilrstsn III
iammeni.st. awilhsn rer jfoaenannter
IQinel unp rsr foasnonnfsn un,srn Siofis
fstt. nsben sinia.n BtbIsrn Err tttnsn
fan ddr euffn rrsrftru, utt.r rtnt rsn
,rien Trisb ess Atbsite,e: unb cbns III
t,elt&t D,enuns ets gdraus, ttGbt.
Git aeb6rtfn iu jensn uetttdppsltsn
Natureu. Gle, psnn tin unbtimli@ss Gsut,
Nt 3ufdQia erwdrmt, leibt unasbfur',d
rereen. sneet Gtau laa -etwae 9tttni'
fore une in rem Mante esr 13Ba 40 81
rtm Qumpsn. Betet tnartn TN !b6&fen
W1a:t filr ieneeabd6lidt art1 BON Sort.
iGtiit. In t5fsn eiune. empfdnalt&.5 81
aistt 2Isttfsslsn, 5tie fc.trdtient tid.
,rd..s =naa=eem Dualel= iastsn, ,ssiilss &
bsn trttt 'n,sbr ,urdd ole ncrndItet :icuu;
s.fa nc tfahrl.n9 =nur ~ iasesM Ma,esk4k
li6una 6fnuttn. 'siHaufb6rli& f&ls6tts
akif|ani imfatv 6 rdvisr ,resrsn. Gold
Sesttn Hdrin 'rit Gbtltute Etenartier. !
\ Gbsnorrisr mar. iretiii mon TIN 9Idutt
eoltot aspeisn. Ssresont, Io8ttet pobr
f&etnli@ botie II ben Dtlraua BON ti8i!
nstiaena6t imp oQim anfdsiuf nst I'D
tdpftta aea.iat. gdna Dirtbsb sbouSt&il,
lpntt nuf time iinsr gbltsa 5binttnifn
Gy fslbR Bate q esn,alt. tenn II sstitonl
pon alien etna1 Gbef tt rstaanb q
lf&le&t. af'., & as se. itsss)
q ssvar t,r 3rit,; ii s,I&,r tsrf paila
lfla&ffAs 4os.ai u 9letil4 sti9s III
aursas& eosoieia iis6r. = mod 4 sttl.. dteiii
inmer seuaeinty. ppn. ftdnlsinY. gsutes
III eae1sa5 Dsurn5a 8lslltSIt Sns .
lNt6a ]. 9af6i is siillG II II 9l1kl ri jb4,lDell
sHasssaasiisf .a5at sIs5sta sislf ksIiilssi.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
man nitt (@m5ren, ts pdrsu rr.tS@wr.

maH N'ept lWWV1eH, 70 WatsH CtelSWWs
tRtrnS =. --7 - -17v--r+' IL
Diee Bort parxtsr Gunte. auf een 1T
antsre Mutter ,pabrl&siult& martete
Sic srsrif baftta 'eie banp Der 1bsnar'
pisr. fab ibr ftft IN bas 0ef&t unp fasts
8olIen sie uiein 8ino >bebaltsna "
Gtou Ib1narrier n:ohte tine psrDewe
suneen. bis tpeosr 3uatmmuns nod Ab
lsbnun9 auebraden. 2,'a@#@
Die Wutter Gofsitss ater fubr forl:
Ssbsn Ste, i'd tann 'mefn HRinb Il
msine 4eimatb nidt mitnsbmen. Dte VI
6ttt srlaubt es ni&t. % snn mar rim Rtnl
bat fnpst mon teine @tsQe. Die Qeut
tort lnb 70 Id@erli@. Der lttbe @ci
ielber bat mid on Sbr 6aue aeftibrt'
NIs Id Sbrs 3lsinst fub.:ete fostdbi8. le
rsintt& unr 70 olddlt& finp. eob "a mt,
eiusn Gid in's bers. I, Dae II cine ~
te, Wutter." totts 3D.. .bttr IL hsr retts
Ort; ras stsbt bret Gdwefrrn,," 1lnr
it tomme BALI rpistrr. @oQen Ste mein
xinp unisres6 ttbalten2
Gs pdre au bsrsnten, fasts Grau 1ts
narptsr. ~t' =
=. 50 s3te f,ds Graues, ben Monat,
>Gtus .mannIi&s s,immt ,isf que BEN
6aufe beraus: -
untr Nebsn Grunee @ni&t. llnb fs&e
Wpnaie porcus tejutlt! 49,.
Setsmal iisbens il ,msi uae pts.iiG
sBte Grau Gbsno.r'sr biniu.
Sd 0ste f,t. faate 1nnt.ne.
uuu ltereiee flnfastu Granta IN ben
er1en xpfien. rief rts mdnnli6e Slimme.
SIN aanasn alfo fitben 'unp fd"f,ie
Trones.Ffaats Ofou 1brnareisr; be be'
rem 3dbIensb battlum iads:
"Gs mub isin. iaat fptr Riitsrfmann:"
Sd 1sbe Gs. ioatt%cie juuss Muittr
Sd babe o&taiA Bronee. Gs blettt mi,
immsr nod 10 uisl. eoe i'd in e's bsimott
fomms. 3u Gub. Dor. csrpisne id @elt
unp iobolp i'd ras babe, fomme Id unr
bole meinsn GneA. w.
{'ot ptt 2lstnt @ai&s9 fras's ra
Wann.
Gs III msin, Mann. erlduterte Grau
Gbsnarcter.
@smib bat ttt RIeine Mdf6s. @dids
une Sleiesr. Sd fob's mcbl, roe "a Sbr
Mdnn mar. Sd5ns @di6s bot Gs. pisl
aufs eussnpwstfe. llnp leirem S!tir&et
mic ttne Domt. SO babe auss "a In
mstnsr Rsifttaldt. ssS'~
: Das mdb'ea 5ie tsreeben. fubr ea
Wann fort. ~
Gsilid watts i'd e tuasben; antpor
tets Jontinf. Nodtwupe Id te@ msin
l56'r&sn ni9t BON mir la6en.
y Der @ttfb tif&ten jest unr faBte:
Dann tf'e 0ut.
Ger 9antel nor atas(dlnl{fn. Ganilnt
ttitt rtt Naht tn oel, @irltsbouie. aab!
te5pas @slr, litb ibr xinp Aurad, mu&tt
jbrtn isbr pdnn une lt,&t asuorcsn Rd
isfud piersr 3u unp rpaneetts am Morpsn
nit rem Uoriaee .pisesr ,u tommen. Mor
asbt lsi&ts tbsr fol&e 1rsnnunaen ouf
.uras 3dt t1n. abr aus 9tnsn pa&f -
0eraweiaunQ:
Cine Na&tarin Ebenarbiers bsasansts
rer oQsiu u,ttsr a,bsnpeu junseu Mutts,
unb eridblte cann:
Do iab Id ttn jun9ee @eib; fe petn'
t.. rub Is -bdtts stnsn Ststn srbarmsn
f6nnen. ~; ~
Als eie Muttsr Gcistts'e fort nor, ius'e
ter Wann ~ fsinsr Grou:
Datntt btaable t6 metntn @e&itl pom
stnbunrsrt une asbn Nrarles. fsr morgan
fdqig ipire. 90 fsblten mir nod fanHfa
Granes. @det eu. tob r,ir ret @ut@ts
risnfr dter rsn {als A.tommen ,pdr,2
Du boasstnsu sutsn fang mttbs. 3letnsn
aemo&t. .a@1y - 80.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
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~ sss'A saS..'w w. .,. -. .s a CO =. II -"
49, - ~. nn n.' s.as.,I;h .s"s ~. n.,.sn;.. - -,
al'u.aN.w WY v.apav ~ .!n.s s'.. r.. m..s ?,
!ena' a.,!au." t;. :. :" 1870. .;.t., -. -. % = NJ
1ta..e WV =. o.o.uss" s..ste ~. 49,
.una aue ''e..''S." em sa"r,ti ptt, ,,,.nn ~.
denn "a" H% v.Iua~ .,..s "'w'' IN. "s" ~. u.
.l.Ss'tn ~. '" . ..i.,,o % n...r nc;t,;,h.
MagVws 's. N.ss.a.s .,ss. S.n." ,,rs r'.s, isrsn
Se,9.sp'm ~ NY y .tass ".nss. xvt% 49,. ,nn;. %
y. MW.s p..s.ssass. .,,..s inS.s -. -
gup.apl,a s's'sa IN M 'I''v." :, ."';, =; :
as'e'x ~ 'us ff.S ~. o'' ~ ~ 'et.,n -
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ueg S!t.o." 20 =" 'sh ,;st... o&hor,,
- S m!sa.. Y ', :. .sH s.ts.s ass.s.a G,lnn.
=, -, !. :, ,.. -. a. 49," y ~.
"Vs, 49," ~ m.%. rd ..xf.1h.n s ' =, a;r,r,,n o. D..
]tldrte, a!e r stwobrsn mabts, babsote
'SoIratrt> Aeaen bic Gflaosret. fttmmtsn.
Differ unier Na&tar (ast tn stnem asitrt'
a'" ta 9,t.t'i; l. "a i, o., -. 81. ,..
g''e ~ ,aneH o.. 2.'' aa' 10" S.s Va"i. Una n;.
,,a;,a IT,, n.",, s,r;. g. mor% &C., s;n:n ,.rma,m,rs.n
~
[Shlaa nor3ubsrsitsa unos ollen @saneEn
oss @ouoetnsments tunp eer cemotrottS
i&en prin3tplts. Ger StlaptreO e'nt aber'
wdlttBenot 9t'eeetsaae>beiane1'n8sn' - 49,
Ssoer Demetrot tItts betpor uno btrtfis
DsnsSite.- Das 8ollif mdps Ger 1ps
rannst Der Naturalization uno cer u'ur~
pationtn zptrltlbtn. trfIdte
Nt@t bat oer Noroen, ott stlapsrst aufs
3ubtbsn Z" y. !. ~.
Woe IT per wabre Stnn o'sler Smst
sottprteaen= Arttteln etl!notnmenen parat'.
que Oa unls' Ma9oo1 IN 'e!ne! p9,''''
te.ne !! I! ''n.s:S'euuns ~. ce?aup.e'' w.
eet". n% ,sue%a y .,' M - y ~" - =
80 : = :, -" - = =, 80 q
49, w., - f.in. e;r m,,nuno soa,o,n'' hoh,n
.snn., sns :. ,,,.nn ,;r "a G1i,ne;s n,mnt.n
-" v"",a. ~. '" o"a.,b,;t;4 NJ 80 !" gmr;no s"in ~
~; ;s,,na vs| "a ;.;n. M.w .,frnosn iI,"t,;i,.n
HSa"S ,oG.a '''s 's'"' >'"'''""''
: 'uasn' NJ, ( eon = M.,,,r II, h,rofroiiid.n
on: ,Io :.a,;.s., ~. 49, S1;no;s ! S,.tsiotmr =,
= 'b>" " O-". 'I.u -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
@tiefel unb .SGuDe!
CHILD. e. CO

y Il eerttslsn fseben etnea 1sasn ateten -UsrratS
~ ~friicb e - a:aren!@
n 70. - s,raep etraAe. sptfden 4 Rer nne Stsr'
umiaiTsnb i.bs 5prte unb bic ntuefen Nuftsr,
f@sel4e timtta setsaaft resbe~ '{*
pretfen nelde iebe& &cncurrens unmc9ltr md@en!
. otas xalhsIehssae st1etelf E 5erren e.
Gsasrea sti.}e, 0yfsrb 1wt. 0rssaas oa1nsras Vsst
ass bsssitSs X.snaM son .ass laeaa 9adss oattsss
fir paea au Seaeauns a'sssftrttst xse sss sasS
0rJsea ulb Drtttsn ..s-, = -,
iS ans Rsrsees ssusret snb 1&uas etsfel Balmerss
sbuefs SIppesS II ts Oameu Sn Be! 9tit Dtr ea1en sos
m5ste ssrte sun BE-. IS slsper ~ ben g 9seEt
due arsfe 0uswatI Wdten. unb x'reev. e@ubsn.1&
~, stb<r 9irtifrl ptre aaranttrt! ~
Heaeute Mrtett unb separstsren per, n auts
&3sjfe tef lSt
Tdr dnbler: J
a>enSr eneu Arstea Corratb ssn esapt saser tut4lf
eAt Ate,tra.OrStfn, wehe MIR tur& unfere BdtItdtsntm
StanSe Nns bs Rth pbtr btm Dutsab ~ az
ssr Il, taeren presu a traeut en aaeeres paustn es'
6tatt
y 6, 6, Qttlb. D. p. &hlh,--
" OsStps Dassnpprt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
Mnae tde1l Bohenblatt
Bed s &6ni9's. !.

bentlEer 2sber Store,
mo.-M m.ai, eab., sptiGtn. Trfnt ure 2te,.
sE pesaaes surtatpis aut eetiss sks-ss s %zz ~
6oblen., 5arnsss. unb upper>stesr, "
ts ) !R,r. une' Ratt4 .eebsr, r. ~:
s tttu,faes tran,5atass - hn, anssslaattas' y ~
3iuinaS,. Ti,,binaS, &etfte'', etc.
gat.!auuteu auss astss> Ha' -
..- Gaiter-Uppers,
~,8e .r ben s.tsm eautma&. seeassrs emvfsalr. q
~ fBaars. . fur 4duts une 8eIle. y
12iululStun -"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01


This Distinguished lsctsrsr, At the 10.
vitation of ) committee Of our citi.ens, il
expected 10 visit this part OF Iona early
in December. He will deliver % our cit
isens series Of his admirable lecsures.-
Long devoted. like Mr.. Cough, to study
ing and presenting The cause Of Tsmper.
ance, powerful il argunent. familiar with
facts asd Incidents. be hes great resources
Of entertainment and instruction, even on
a .heme 20 familiar. It is hoped that all
Christian men and women, and, III friends
of tsmpennce will give him their CO. -op-
GRAFTON, and that oil others will give him
hearing. We subjoin . notice or two
Of his lectures elsewhere 10 lows. A
correspondent Of ths Davenport Gazette
says Of Dr.J.:
ale il . genuine lscturer-a man oi
science, Wit. bonhommie, earnes.ness, and
inexhaustible good humor. Many IN old
friend Of total abstinence is compelled "a
say. after bearing him, that be hss known
comparatively nothing on the subject
end hundred temperance lecturers, %
called. Of the declamaiory sort, fall below
one Of his in value. He has long tauah,
the people knoxlsdge.'
At the close Of DR.. Jewett's hbors 10
Lyons. the following testimonial Va;
placed in his hands BY the clergy Of the
city:
LYoNs, Iowa, Nov. IS, 1861.
The conounisy in which We live hss
been lately favored With brief courpe OF
lectures BY Dr.. Charles Jewett, the expe
rienccd and honored advocate Of tempe
snce. The undersigned. ~ Chrissian pas.
tors. having heard these instructive and
admirable discourses, wish to express our
sense of their rare value and interest, and
our conviction that no course of popular
lectures. known to ~, would 30 we'll re-
pay the attention Of our Western commu
nisi-s. The physiological foundations oi
Of the Temperance Reform are explored
in lucid, apt, practical style, al,ogethe,
unequsled /; and the moral bearings on
the subject are sent home with p+ rsuasive
aud convincing effect. 10 their pecullsri
ties. DIR. Jeweit's addresses are unique
they sre Instructions Of the very 6rst i'm
portasoe, and adapted to hoid ,he atten.
ton aud impress the understanding and
the heart of the most intelligent men,
His hearers have the result OF . lifetime
Of scientific study of the relations Of in
:oxicafiug liquors To the human system
and lifetime also Of philanihropic labol
in the work OF reform. We deem il
matter Of gratitude, that one who has g
long. 90 wisely, SO tindIy, and go success
fully toiled for the good cause in y.
older States. is now dissc,ed by Provi
deuce to the grea. field Of usefulness i,
these Northwestern States, and We conf
IDENTIFY commend him to Christians, Il
philantbropists, to public men and TO th
people. GEo. r. MAGouE,
Pastor Cong. Church.
| DANIEL CLARK,
Pastor Pres. Church.
A H. SrARKwKATH.R,
Pastor Bapt. Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Every PeFson loseressoA.
We learn from, Mr.. T.. r Risae1l

We learn from Ar. L. +. Bissell, uho
he's just returned from tho Proyoak Mr.
shars ofioe Of the lst District, at bar
siagton that there are one thousand snl
6fty men enrolled in jackson township
belonging 70 the 6rst class liss, isclsdisg
those between the ages of twenty and
.hirty-6ve, both married and single, Who
are subject % . draft, and that list will
be made out in few days and sent to
every township in this district and posted
up. tina. every man may know whether
be is subject 10 draft on The frst class
list. 1t will take one in seven ofthe en-
rolled IN Jackson tomnship, unless the
quota can be made ont Of volanteesing.
everything will be ia readiness to en-
enforce the daft sitter the 9Th of January
next. Drafted men get no bounty.
Shall it Be said that Iowa, whose sons
have gained impernhsble honors on ever,
oat,le field, did not respond promptly q,
'ur couutry's call ? Let every man feel
hat he has duty to perform 10 this mat
er. 1t he cannot go himself. get some
me in his place.
Transportation furnished to Davenport,
"here every recruit will receive S75 o.
md have the choice Of any old regimen,
10 the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

rE As there are a great many strsn-
gers, as we'll as citizens, in our city who
are at loss to know where they had
better purchase their fall and winter
stock OF boots and shoes, We would soy to
oil such. go to A. Stewards, corner Third
and Main streets. where you will find a
full assortment of Ladies', Mis,es and
Childrens' wear of every description. He
also keeps . splendid stock of Mems
Boys and Youths boots Of every style
and grade, and is fully prepared to manu-
facture to order everything in the shape
OF boot or shoe. Give Stewart call,
for be is bound to sell a. cheap As the
cheapest. lw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

UNION Social The announcement o
the Union Soeiai this evening 10 McCune',
Hall will be read with pleasure BY al
whose good fortune il was 10 attend tbt y
last winter. Tie very name is coupled
with enjoyment, and many have bet,
looking forward 10 the time wi en- the,
would again commence.
To fail TO be present this evening
would be TO miss one of the best enter
talnments of the season, aud We shall ex
pect TO see the Hail well filed,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

@ Business was comparatively dull
on opr streets yesterday. The ferry bosl
is fast on the opposite eide, and farmer
from Illinois are prevented from coming
over with their produce anu trade. Il
will be OF great benefit to our city, il
more ways than one, wien the ice one.
forms bridge over the Mississippi &
that people can cross at their pleasure
and free Of charge. We may then er
pect TO see our markets better supple,
and everything can be obtained at lowe
figures. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

FuRs, FURs, FuRs.-M Messrs. Jonas 4
Co., at No. So Main street, Kilbourne'e
old stand. will pay the highest cash prices
for all kinds Of fnrs; also for hides. wool
and rags. This 10 branch Of the old fur
establishment At Quincy. H., wh;sh be- :
wide -spsta,ioa throughout the sosntsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


r. als hon It nay concern
XIV ,e. that theve 10 ncv % AZ In the Co1 nty
Court o. Les coan1, iowa ut Fort AadAscc, Pc tsoc
Of teps~a Ling exccser OF the q taie Il 0eoses
schsaes aec~sss pwsyisG for ~ d~d and stessse =
sell fsr the porp.ss " tsg tna d~ess due ffo1 nac
estate the fo ioui iescfe ee teal esste 10 VII lhs
und iied naf tse h.if .i ios thfch II
10 10. Ia block tloe. Q, IL the " VI k~okus
sad pe,iuoa III be heard and destrm ned befors
sasd cart the asss Aoadsy % o-c4 oe., 1853. nj
10 o'elsx-A "a, .heh time and plsoc si per ssns
interested win be heard And opportao ify given
show %, Ahy ex st- Why aid titlon sh~uid MOI
ses be Sr rsnl ed ~nd the dess p - cd fsr mad.
By order VI ihe koanty CeaaL
s1EPHEy Lone
Fxecut or Of Erste Of Gesrse eh40sr, deed.
November Is b, isS3.--iest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

Neavly Halt q milbIeo ms1svieJ
Asaisss the Peace Desscrsey.
The recent victory over the copperhesd
faction in the Loyal States Was much
gsander and more decisive, As whole
than is generally realized. The political
history Of the country furnishes no prece-
dent for such m entire and crushing de.
feat of she opposition sfter it had come
so near success, as the Democracy did las'
fall. when il won half victory.
Let Us look a. the figures collectively,
using round numbers for convenience
Here is the magnificent demonstration ol
the loyalty OF the North, as shown in the
following decisive maiorities:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
GPECIAL NOTICE TO ADMIN
~ srRAToRs AND GUARDIANS.

0Eee Of The County Jude. Lee County Iowa,
November 37th. 1bS3 -
TAKE NOTICE the isw requires al Administxa-
tors q he essatss Of sed psfson and Guardians
~ Minors. make report w tbs Cvusty Cooss oses
10 each sao snG The eooditioB Of ths eGae, its
ceets and e9ee1r. The eondicn ~ the estates q
minor hews u be dat. " r~ndsrine such sssts ~ a.
Sov. thereiose, notice /. hef-by given to all Ad-
mtnisseatovs Execsots md 8asrdian-, In Lee Ccun
", ~ko have ayt made their statement - REQ
By ias. that they and each Of tara are hereoy re-
anested 70 appear forth sih 20 nake settlement
sSseG - 1s~ asA 0seFusre win sesr mind fhsi
taey soojset 70 psnahy Of FtS Dstisrs tof fail
lag report.
The notice Il pnbli .h~d Tor ihS purpase OF
mining pefsons In evssted OF outs he au
10 such eAses, and 10 the expenAS indi Ai
Ctt4uaa R0BRkr a. IkUsSvLL.
nov2-d9w oonuty Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Brokers Uolsnns;
lFpn PsYnsco;
fha eootheFn Army;
The Canoe and SADDLE;
PhinC Grape Culture;
DUvniu9s' New Fruit Dvok,
Life in the open Air:
Lcst and rsv ed-by Mrs Merton;
kotkfofd-by Mrs. Little Deyersax Umsted:
Journal -of Residence . Georgia Plantstion--
By Mrs IA Kenbies
Poes WORKS, Blue and GOLD;
Rendsa ss
Gibbons Rome. Vols.
Chambefs' English Literature;
Information for the Peoples
Packard's Minor surgery;
The Fiying Duteam n-Saxe:
Marian Grey-ty Mrs. n. G. -Holmssi
Like and Unlike;
Les nlses. s.blss:
Orphsss c. xerr's Papers .sd sefiss-
1res@as0n p Monitor
Cooke yeyAGss.
~ Oddly Ne Author Of QnitsS
Rufrs tield and Garden;
Vegetables Of msfiea:
Physiological Memors-by Hammondf
HoDSan1 Abroad, Second bsrfes;
Story ofthe Guard,
Tho PoessJournaf BY BsyardTsyIor;
ParsoD Brownlow = DseA:
Okavange RIVER
Bdvin Bre.hertoft ,cy Winthrop;
This day receivecaa
Bk0wNELL's Book Store,
ncv7S-d Cor. Main and 4th streets