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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
NJ Akh0nrl.

At the State election last year Missouri
was carried squarely for the Administra-
ton on the platform of Universal Fee
dom. A Legislature strongly Emancipa-
ton was chosen, with six Emancipation
TO three "Conservative" Representatives
in Congress; SO that the ascendency OF
the party Of Humanity and Progress was
decided And we happen to know that
President Lincoln regarded this triumph
of generous ideas in Missouri as fully
counterbaiancing the untoward and unex-
pected results in Pennsy lvania and Ohio
Within the present year it has seemed
good to ths Administration TO put Its
patronage in Missouri into the hands of
questionable friends and open foes, on
the principle affirmed in the trite query !:
"lf man cant take liberties with his
friends, wit b whom can he ~ A Repub-
lcan GanA r-l Nn.-....~-l:-, - \, a
at St. Louis and conservative" in
stalled in his stead and this change was
naturally initiated in the subordinate
commands. Gen. Ben Loan. Emancipa-
ton Nj. q. elect, Gen. Blunt, dc, were
superseded by inve,erate Pro Slavery
men like Guitar or "Claybanks" of q
most Conservative" pattern; under
whose auspices earnest Anti Slavery men
have about such usage as was accorded
them in Kansas under Price and Buch-
anan.
Under these auspices, a special election
has just been held for Representative in
Congress from the III District, vice
NOEL (Emancipation) deceased. NOEL
was elected last year by plurality of
sepen over John G. Scott (pro Slavery
wha has now doubtless succeeded him by
much larger plurality. The following
are the partial returns at hand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

Hon. JAMES HARLAN viii address the people as
follows:
Fort lads Onl Lee Co, on Tuesday, sept 1st.
KeokuG Lee GO. wefnesday srpt ID.
keosauqua, Van Blu rem Co., Friday, Sept. 4th.
Bl pofuhrld Davis Co, Saturday, Sept. slh.
Ceptrcyiile, Appanoose 90 Monday. Sept. It'll.
Corr don. Wayne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon, Decstet Co. "Wednesday, Sept 9th.
0eeoia, Clark Go, 1bu rsday, Sept. 10Th,
WfBtcrset, Madison Co, Fridsy, Sept nth.
Den Meines, Pelk &c, Saturday, Sept. l2th.
Indianoia, WsrIsn Co, Monday, Sept. iath.
Knoxville Milrion Co. Tuesiar, sept jbth
Charlton, Lucas Co. Wednesday. Sept 18th,
Albia Monroe Co, ThnI adM Sept Eth.
ouumwR WaPriio Co Friday, Sept. 18th.
Eddyvilc wapeHo Co, Tuesday, Sept. 22d.
oskAloosa, Mahnska 40, wedn ssAay sept 9Sa.
slgourney, keokuk Co. Thursday, Sept. cath.
Fsir6eld, Jentrson, Ftidsy, Sept .9sth.
Washington, Nsshifgtou Co, Monday, Sept. 2Sth.
wappefio, i.onfa 70, tuesday sept. 18th.
BurnR toni Hes Moines Co, p" edDt sday Sept. Both
The several County con,mitlees are equested 10 b,
diueent Ia giving public notire " the time and aee
OF meeting In their respective counties aud in max
Ing all necessary srtsnremepts for the meetipFs.
The meeiipge Ia all the APPOINTMENTS viii eommepc,
ht O'Clock, p. n.
TH0s. wINTHRow,
Chm RerubsSts,e Central Commitee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

NEW BOOKS.
The Rook Of Days;
Campaign of 1855 and Is63--by gehalk;
Mystssies OF Lie and Death and Futarity;
A Odds by Baroness Tautphaeus;
Pines.
Children OF the Abbey;
Gil Bias;
ThAddaus OF WarHawj
Don auixottr;
Scottish Chicfss
The Woman in White;
No Name:
Les Miser2bles, l Vol
Packard Minor sargery,
For sail by NJ W. WESTCoTT
nsyf6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

THOUGHT AND AorloN.--Two worlds
are ours, ope creative Of the other. There
Is The innef real Of thought, emotion, and
Imagination take their investiture Of flesh
and matter, and pass INTO nature and his
tory In one we have them IN their warmth
an fusion. 10 the other we have them crys.
talized into fact. All radical changes in
character begin with change. in the inner
realm Of thought and emotion. There
We are moved upon by the powers thai
are above Us: by the Eternal Spirit thai
hes on cur soul Ike haunting presence
giving us Visions of celestial purity, bitter
compnnctions, sighs for better state, and
images tiiat noai down out heaven thro'
our ianclea. But noae q these are yet
ours. They sometimes come without anv
agency of9ur own. Thus far they have
wrought no change in character. for thav
have not yet passed under the action az =
human will. Left TO themselves. thAy
are appropriated by distinct agency on
our part. which consists in giving then
a place by our own right arm among tx
ed and solid realities. The thoughts apd
emotions wrought in us by the spiri, o
God are as yet foreign to US. They arr
heavenly treasures let down within oul
grasp. grasp them by fixing them in
IN the voluntary life; and then they ar,
tsrsvss e1u,-kaneaa II. Ssars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
l.0a4 2dlh

Total l0g4 2dl5 2,765 2,75s
SCOTS 6 ain SO far, $50, and his cleo
tion sure.
Mr.. Scott is just such a politician as
Vallandingham. and as bitterly hostile to
every Republican sentiment as man can
be; yet the Administration influence and
patronage have elected hun. There may
be good reason for banishing such men
from Ohio and eleoting them TO Congress
from Missouri, but we don't see TIN
y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
STEAMERS DESTROYED ON THE YAz,

STEAMERS DESTROYED on THE YAzoo.
a correspondent OF the 81. Louis Repub
mean gives the names OF no loss than 81
steamer which have been destroyed on
.pe szoo rlver and It's tributaries, by
'ne feDels, during the last few months, to
proven. .oeir falling into our hands
Most Of them had been converted into
gunhea,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Tbs Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Essc;
The Fiying Dutchm n--Saxe;
Marian Gres--by Mrs. n. 4. Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les Misessbiss;
Orphcas G. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
SrcenAsonis honitor.
Cooks Veyages.
At Odds--by the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Fold aud Gartsa;
Vegetables Of America;
The Campaign Of 1859 and 'e3,
Physiological Memoirs--by Hanmend;
Mrs. LeslIe's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Boys Own Bo9k;
yerner's pride;
Dickrns' Complete works;
Home and Abroad, Second SeYiesi
Story ofthe Guard,
New AnnuslCyciopedis 1851;
The Poeis Journal, by Rsyard Taylor;
parson Bfownlow y Book;
CLEARANCE River;
Edwin Bro!herlof, by winthrop;
Shadow in the House.
Thiaday receivedRt
BROWNELL's Book store
JyS-d Cor. Main and 9Th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
DHOTOGKAPH ALBUMS.

A fine assortment Just received by
ED. r. BKOwNRLL.
Jed Cor. 4th and NJ ain Streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

WALL PAPER.-Reoeived this dav
W stock Of Wall Papsr. new designs
Putnam's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Jnddss Curtain Fixtures
Green Holland for Windows
But Holland Tor Windows
Cifda, Tasseis, &c.
ap-daJ a.. W. wRgTooTr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
I'D. Il. BROWNELL,
I. Bookseller and NfufiO1ap,..
Cor. m a i'm and Fourth Sts..

Would call attention TO his stock 0 T Books Sta
tionery ,Walland Window Paper whic he IN srsr
at unusuailyiowp rices. ThaDkfull for the patron
1SebsstowSdo n him forthe past eight yea he re-.
observation-disclosures continusnc . 0 4 thesame.
feb7-d
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
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FROM LANSING,

LSFS~A**A ~A-EAtNAA ~ %44< ~444L@s5o X1!OuutJ
LASs1Sa, Mich, March 8, 1868,
The bill to punish dcsertIon is perfected
and will pass. It provides that any person
convicted Of dcsertion shall he punished bv
Imprisonment in the State Prison or County
Jail, at the discretion, Of the Court, for a
term not exceeding two years. The SECOND
section Furnishes persons who seduee soldiers
TO desert, or excite mutiny, By imprisonment
in the State Prison not more than five years,
Section three provides that any person who
shall resist d draft or viii fully discourage
enlistments, Or incite resistance to military
1aws, shall be imprisoned in the State Prison
or County Jail not more than one year. The
fourth section provides punishment Of in
prisonment Of not more than two years in
the State Prison, OF d fine OF not more than
$500, for concealing or knowingly haIboring
deserter.
The act Of 1861, providing relief for the
families Of volunteers, has been amended in
the Senate to apply to drafted men.
The House passed large number Of bills
yesterday. None Of them were Of general
Importance. One bill amends the law, for as
sessing property ut It's true value, in various
particulars. The bill to forfeit certain land
grants, condiuonally made to certain railroad
companies, Is engaging considerable atten.
ton. In several instances longer time will
be granted to companies to comply with the
provisions Of their grants.
Among the bills passed yesterday in the
House were several providing for BUILDING
wagon roads In the Upper Peninsula
The appropriations for State benevolent in.
stltptione arc still undlsposed Of
, 1863-03-09
FROM THE SOUTH.
IMPORTANT NEWS BY REBEL
PAPERS.
THE REBELS BLOW UP THE
MDIdN0La.

FORT MONROE, March S.-The Richmond
Di*pa{eA Of March 9Th says the guuboat Indi-
anola. recently captured from the Yankees,
was blown up last Tuesday night BIZ the yah.
els. Her guns fell into the hands Of the Fed
erals. The Queen Of the West left in such a
bury as to leave part OF her crew on shore.
4 later dispatch states that the Indianola is
not destroyed, and that they are raising her.
The Federal boats are making great destruc-
tion on Lake Providence.
The Federals attacked Van Dom on March
LIST, at Thompson's, near franklin. He droTe
them back and captured 2,220 officers and
men. The rebel loss Is not reported An at
tack is daily expected On Port Hudson by
Gen. Grant's forces:
WASHINGTON, March 8.-Thc Richmond
Enquirer Of the 9th has been received ut tlc
headquarters Of the army. It contains the
following:
MONTE, March 5.-The Jackson Ni.*i.s;p.
pidn says the obstruction Of the Indianol:s was
q most unnecessary and unfortunate affair.
a turreted monster which recently passed
the batteries at VicksbuE; proved to be fat
boat with sundry fixtures to create deception.
She passed Eicksburg Tuesday night, and
the officers, believing she WIS really tur-
retcd gunboat, blew the Indiano1a up, but tue
guns fell into the hands Of the cneu1r
The Enquirer has l. ludicrous article on the
Loss Of the Princess Royal. She was fitted
out By Manchester firm, to whom the rebels
are under many obligations for past f7ors.
It publishes manifest OF her cargo, which
footed up Els, ,a05.
V1cKsBCRG, March 5th-Com. Porter has
proclaimed that any parties firing Oh unarm.
cd vessels shall be hanged. Also, persons
burning cotton or1eyying cont tributions,
The Jackson Mississippian's correspondent
says there are but 20, 600 Union troops in Ar
kansas.
The rebel Gems. Holmes and Hindman ars
ut Little Rock, and there is demand among
the rebel troops for their removal, and to puj
fighting Generals in their p]aec.
The Louisville Journal reports Longstreet
Marshall and Forrest are approaching Lcxing
ton.
In the rebel senate, on the s5d, n resolution
was adopted to inquire into the cxpcdiepc,
Of repeating the resolutions declaring that
neutral flag covers enemies goods, with th
exception Of fcontrabaud Of war. In tue hous,
resolution was offered to suspend all blsl
ness until the currency and tax bills arc actes
upon.
The country is quite barren. NJ rebc
troops there, except a few cavalry.