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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
The She-secesh in NAshvllle..An
lncidong.

Monday evening, July 8. about four
hundred rebel prisoners were drawn up
in front Of Governor Johuson's residence.
preparatory to being assigned to quarters
for the night. They were average speci-
mems OF secesh soldiery, clothed in dirty
butternut jeans, with locks and boards un :
shorn and unshaven, and sported that pe-
culiar hang.dog look that characterizes
the rag tags and bob-t tails of the Confede-
rate army. A number of bogus female
Unionists gathered in groups upon the
sidewalk to feast THAR eyes ON those but
ternut blossoms. One party, consisting
oil half dozen females, immediately on.
posite the State house, engaged in an ami
mated conversation regarding the appear
ance of thee Gagged rebs., aud instiiutinp
comparisons not At all fattering 10 their
captors. Said one, 'thsy are tiue looking
lot Of men," EYES," remarked another,
"blue clothes don't make the man -
"and," observed = buxom war widow.
"ain't some ov 'em resi- purity no lemon
ado guzzlers or whits-iivered Goldfish gor-
mandlzers there, / can tell ye. Oh, don't
| wish coald help them to git away
Lieutenant Berwick. Is officer Of the day,
was present, and in close proximity to
the admiring party, and ovsrhsaring thar
remarks, concluded to have his say on the
subject. Stepping up to the fat female,
he asked her where she resided. She re-
Piled, sin that thar brick house on the
corner" "Wsll," said the Lieutenant,
Gas We are in want of room, and as YOU
entertain 80 much admiration for these
gents. suppose We billet thirty or forty of
them on you for week or more, and to
prevent intrusion. place . stroag guard
around your premises" Had sbe been
told that Scotch snuff had rix, (she dip.
ped, or that ono of her slAves had be-
come Yaukee6ed sufficient to contract a
legal marriage, she could not have been
more startled. Coloring deeply, she ten.
dered an humble apology, thought the
Lieut.. had misunderstood her, changed
hsr (tnnc. schawed' her words, purtv
rebs., dirt and oil, and wiggling out Of his
presence, waddled off toward the brick
ranch on the corner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

En- Go TO the Athsneum tonight.

~ The Soldiers, Christian Associa.
tion will meet at the Lecture Room of the
Medical College, this Friday evening at
. o'clock j. M. WALDO,
Secretary.
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EThe Boston Herald says that since
the draft there, large numbers Of men
from the Csnadas have arrived IL that
city with the intention to offer themselves
a. substitutes. The number il statsd to
be much larger than that Of the pcrsops
drafted, and who have run away 70 the
Provinces 70 sscape the military ssr,ic
ter vAisA %hsy wGs drawn.
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0yrIcE. or Anp,~~a % S-~-~s
DES Mofhxa. Iowa Jri.y IA. is6a

DEs Moixxa, Iowa, JrLy 10, 1859.
WHEREAs, The Farmers and Merchan,s' Insurance
Company OF Quincy, in the State OF illinois, has led
In this office certified copy OF their Act Of Incorpora-
ton together with written Instrument under seal OF
said Company. signed by the Presdent and Secretary
Of sale Company, under oath, certifying that said
Company 10 possessed of a Capital of at ieast One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, secured by lien ON rcai
estate worth at cash valuation at least se times the
amount of said capital, AID not epcumbered more
than one half Of said c2sb valuation Therefore la
OF the provisions Of Section 1s0 Of the Re-
vision of 1880. the said Farmer' and nerchants In
surAnce Company duly authorized TO transact busi-
neas Of InanrAnce In the tate Of Iowa.
H. 5. In testimony whereof. have hereunto Sc,
my hand and afhxed the seal of said onhce at Des
hoinss, this 18th day Of July, A. D.. 1853.
j.. W. CATTRLL.
ty6-dAw2w Auditor oil state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

RExovAL.-The Keokuk Gas Light l.
Coke Co. have removed their Office to the
new building on corner Of 9th street and
Ally, between Main and Blondeus streets.
K. X. BUELL., Secretary.
ksokuk, July 3l-d2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

~ The Auscatine papers appear to
think that the river will soon be effect
ually blockaded at that point with sand
bars, thus making an inland place of that
city. 4's
~ General Halleck had urged an at
tack upon Lee before his escape, and is
credited with Napoleonic advice
While Lee was escaping. Gen. Meade tel
Sgraphed to Con. Halleck the divided
opinion Of his council of war. The fol.
lowing is the substance Of Gen. Halleok's 4
reply: at is proverl'iAl that councils Of
war never fight Attack the enemy a,
once, and hold your couucil Of war after
W1Eda."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

- The Jennie Whippls is the morn
ing bcst for Davenport and Rock Islsnd
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of the cars.
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NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS

The undersigned offers for sale the fol.ow,r~n
E situated In the town Of IDdepe dent lows 80
rfsme House well finished with four rooms = C.,s,
MO good Wen and water, thai never fails slso a
sood Frame Barn, and three Lots, all under cuItiya
uon also tn addition Goop SALOON the best situ
son fof Keeping In the State The Lots with IL
.ne choicest Lots In town The andersisned wishes
70 sell the same altogether. The house il the only
Tavern stand In town For any information In re-
70 u address JOHN A.RARTHOLOMRW
bs"-dlw Independent Station, Iowa.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, !
l*~

1, Alexander johnson, Clerk Of the County Court
within and fo- said County 40 hereby certify that w
n. Chine, and W. X. Van Frank personally appeared
before me, who being duly sworn, depose and say
that the facts stated In the shove certificate are true
70 the best Of their know iedg~ aad belief.
IL. In testimony whereof, l have heyeu nto se,
my band and am ed the ses Of the County Court q,
my oce 10 the City Of Quincy, This 10th day OF July
A. ID. 1851.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Clerk.
BY VIZ. i. AvisE, Deputy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

~ Three soldiers were sent 10 prison
in St. 10, Tuesday, for fsrrying four con-
trabands across the river. @
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a kepabiic Conyerssa int Desps.
tism.

Mexico few years since, was . very
creditabls Republic. Political parties con-
tended for principles, for policies, and for
men. and for time sbided by the results
Of ,he ballot box. But time came when
the beaten party appealed from the deci-
sion of the ballot box to the arbitramsnt
Of the sword. And eventually commo.
tions, insurrections, and civil war became
the common resort Of defeated parties
Disorder and violence, insurrectiou and
civil war between factions and parties be-
came chronic.
The powerful influence of the Catholic
Church solicited foreign Intervention and
foreign aid, and now the Republic of
Mexico 10 about to become . despotism
under foreign tyrant, supported by the
swords of foreign army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

NJ Bishop Amos arrived in st. 10 the
other day on his return from Colorado.
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LII A OK L I'M
BEYOND EpDYvu.LE.

For tbs accomnodation Of She tray lEE
cling public the unde r.igned have e. -
tsblish Cd DAILY LINE OF HACKS hNm D4dy-
Vile, via osksleoss. Belle Fenseinex Mnsxsiiie,
Pleasantve. sandy vile IndiAnoia, y Chafiss, ~in
torsett. 70 Lesis, iu Csss soanay.
Hacks run In eonnecsten with The arrival And -
~ rture or the at Kddyvills.
w have comfortable HnekA, eeo1 stock, and will
not s-~p our snplo9 any oshsr than the most enss
fni aad hoasst drivsrs. W iavtss Ne psfHesage q
shs travelling public. =. (
~ - Ao.-A4
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A Hopeful sign

The order Of General Schofeld men
toned in the dispatches, announcing that
the Missouri Militia are amenabIe to the
provisions Of the Law Of Congress prohib-
ting the return Of escaped slaves, il the
most favorable Indication we have noticed
in the action of the authorities in Nilsson
RI for some time past. 1t shows latent
apprehension of the fact that there is "a
land and power superior to the slave
laws of Missouri and the powers of Gov.
Gamble. And this order, in connection
With the unconditional release of Repub-
lican editors and preachers from arbitrary
and causeless arrests, furnish grounds OF
hope that loyal men of Missouri will not
bs driven to desperation by systematic
State slaye-hoiding tyranny.
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The second production Of this most
popular drama, last evening, was met
with greater success, if possible, than it
was on the evening previous. The house
was veil filed. and standing room was at
premium. Mise Emily plays the Crick.
ct to perfection, and has won the admira-
ton Of the public. This evening this in
tsnssly interesting drama will be present
ed again, and for the last time, and to oil
those who have not witnessed it, We
would cay that this viii be your hast ep-
portunity. and do not fail to be present.
A New FLAo.-The soldiers belong
ing to the Sd street, or Leighton House
Hospital. have purchased new and
handsome flag. and yesterday morning at
sunrise 1t was raised to the breeze from
the top Of the building. The old one
which formerly waved there, had become
very much the worse for the wear, and
the boys seeing this, "threw 10" among
themselves enough to purchase the splen-
did one which now floats so proudly above
the Hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

The Peace Humsrs..Enancsp pas ion ..
Unity 81 shs Cabinet.
A DENIAL FLAT.

80 DENIAL FLAT.
The late famous, or in-famous ATTEMPT
TO belle the Cabinet in the Herald was,
probably. the most absurd pronuncia.
mento pawned of upon the public, and
just here, am authorized by member
OF the Cabinet, who suffered the writer to
reiserate few of its points in his hearing.
to deny its truthfulness, fully and conclu-
sively. The Cabinet, under no oircum
stances, have ever discussed in public
session the idea Of Offering peace, on any
basis, to rebels in arms. There has been
no serious division in Cabinet on the
subject of peace or slavery, and tar from
truth is the report, that there has been q
Cabinet imbroglio. Furthermore, the
Cabinet will not entertain or discuss
propositions of peace while rebel 10 in
arms against the Government.
ALrTrLE souALL.
The hottest discussion the present Cab
met ever INDUCED in, was on the word
ing of the Emancipation Proclamation,
and on this occasion the Presidsnt was
the conservative party. Mr.. Seward
urged on this occasion that no rsstric-
tons should be made in the application Of
the proclamation, but that in application
should be universal. Secretaries Chase
and Stanton urged the same wording, bu,
the President chose to restrict Norfolk
and numerous other districts, thereby
confning the proclamation to districts 10
open rebellion against the Union.
TMK CABINET UNIT.
On the subject Of slavery and its ulti-
mate fate At the end of the war, the Cabi.
net il . unity only differing Is to means by
which its nnnihilation shall Be brought
about. Msssrs Chase, Stanton, Welies
and Usher are of the opinion that slavery
should cease in all sections, whether Gov
cred by the proclamation or not, at the
end of the war; while Messrs. Blair, Sew
ard and Bates claim that it would be i'm.
polite to make such radical change
that the interests of political economy de-
mand that the emancipation should be
gradual. To this effect, these gentlemen
favor the idea that all colored people re-
naming in slavery at the end Of the war
shall be gradually freed by special enact
ment. No member harbors for mo-
ment the idea of reconstructing the Union
on basis of slavery, and no Gag Of truce
has been or will be entertained from dis
heartensd rebel leaders which fore.
shadows an idea in conflict with the
Emancipation Proclamaiion.--[ Washing
ton dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
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T OST.
hDe Pointer Dog from six 10 eight years DID, liver
esoior wfth ears and head mostly white when lost he
AAd icsther collar, with 81. us License
n vnd wiii be paid Tor his delivery al the Billings
.''1'o' jy3o-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

- 1t would seem that Seymour, and
,.ams Of the sympashiziag Republicans.
who's, oourss aided his election, are vigor
ously sngae - 'uo snof' % COAX and
frighten the Coz -arnmsnt to sxempt New
York City nom the o. sfali0n o. the con-
scription law. On the SAM pr'ncapalthe
dovernmsnt might be required - exempt
the States in Rebellion from oil claim h
exercise the authority Of the United States
over them.
~ Gold sells for : prsmium Of SO
n Richmond. and somssAing over two biss
g Waahingtoa.
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II EOKUK LAUNDRY.
Cor. Of Second and Exchange Streets
Zone Block west Of Deming Houss.)

THE undersigned 10 now prepared 10 receive orders
In The above lins Of business, having ample
rangements 70 m0date the eiag public we'll
ss citizens Washing done Ia the shortest notice
Duplicate iiss furnished, snd all articles lost viii be
paid for. Lists numbering two and upssros
Will be dcitv cred. A. C.. WALSW0kTH.
jy27-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

n1ARRIUD,
July S0th, In this cty BY Chaplain /. l. Stewart,
Mr. GILBkRT BUNNkR, Of the sd Indiuna In
fautxy, 20 hiaa NARY THARP, OF Keokuk.
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THE RESPONSE.


THE RRsPoEsK.
Hsrt--h. An. h
fal alarms
Ar ,,t.,A....,
tre.d- near 'heif mighty
yph,,.
and n. a,,a "'n ING a'ihs
Ys loved and rhsu.h..
,igh and v.,r "'h "s' Soa
Well m.y W., roarru
A0sp' -
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+ IFE INSURANCE.

Between Thirty and Forty Citizens OF Keokuk have
their lives Insured in the great
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YiRGiNiA CEN hAL RAILROAD.
aCGo M CD TsoE TK67
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Observation-Disclosures EIraH1HD.

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IL ti's Hc.s s:s taat5 ziTs!s AID ss,inss ,Nsif j
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ylRGINIA Military INSTITUTE.

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tEEA:UnE NOTICE. As 70 FUNDING
TREaS tiRy NOTES.
Tsr.DI;;.y rr7;;I S.ST Il

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