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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-07
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-07
Groceries.

Groceries.
BEVERLY B. BOWER,
FAM ILY CIR q CT 3,
DEALER IN PRODUCE.
No. las Main Street, between Ath and sth sts.,
KLOKUK. IOWA.
invite the attention Of my friends ana The public
AID fancy 6Sot " spseisi asi1saion
=. Il sss .. ~. M .g -
articles a The L0wEST PRICE. M ffaHssss
TTGoods delivered free Of charge. fsbis-3r
w o. DANIELS, Agent,
GROCER
aa 4 AND
PRODUCE DEALER,
Ger. 5tA 4 BienAeas SIS, Ksskak.
deesTI-dE
II ELLOGG 4 BInGE,
" HOLES.aLE GROCERS,
KEOKEK, I0HA.
SEEDS.
Yoo bushels clover Seed,
20U baAhels Tinothy Essd,
For sale a. retaiiby KELLOGG BTR0E
Feb 10, V3-t1 Isl
I EAoNs-6 Boxes,
Jus. received, .ndrorss's y -.
|4HANPAIGNE.
u cssss Choice Hrands champsisns Wins In suarsa
and pinS isclIaios ''kunn's Cabinet" "Crsms d
A choice article Tor sale by
pRANDY.
Quarter Casks .Jas HspnesAy- and Hops II.
n'.s' 1851 sss ssl SCI 8. s 81: -
2,OOO SACKS 9: :: s1Er' :
8. barrel. ..s 'a- .rs,., s .ss E. =, Ma,
106 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
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Ok HHDs. N. Q. SUGAR.
nevts.i KELLOGG srR0I.
RO BBLS. COFFEE SUGAR,
20 bsis orsshsd sugar,
Is do Powd. 20 s&nF 4
nov..s rslLooe smsx
200 KEGS NAILS,
ssvl7-d KELLOGG likGx.
900 PACKAGES NEW RAIsIHs,
Baxss. Assves end Quarter. tcr .siv By
neri7-a KEsLoGG i BIR0k-
6 o.
WE SELL MALTBY'S
BAL more OYSTERS
AT 90 CENTS
KELLOGG BIRG1.
Professional.
T. TRAINoR KING,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
And Claim Agent.
No. Third Street. KsoAuk. lows.
fsb2l-dty
John N. HUMMER, Nj D.,
Homeopathic Physici0N.
kE0kUKs IOWA. IA
Omee an dss sidsnce HisAesrsat between lOtAaal
nth fuehQxA.
rnnnturNy,o rnIufyrs
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

TIE PoLrrIoAL COMPLEXION OF THE NEXT Con-
onEss.-The Tribune takes exception to our
facts and figures showing majority against
the administration in the next House Of Repre-
sentatives; but it has advanced nothing to
change our opinion. Our contemporary pro-
badly relies upen powerful element which We
may not sufficiently have taken into the ac-
count-the element Of bargain and sale. We
know one democrat from this State who can be
purchased cheap. His price Is 500 in gold.
II will take q little more in grecnbacks.
Greeley perhaps knows some others who are
ready to sell their votes in Congress for mess
Of administration pottage. He counts up
fifteen. But he may rest assured that close
watch will be kept on all such traitors, aud
that it will be at the risk Of their necks that
they betray the people.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

TENDER OoSsoIEScEs.-The condolences OF
some men are terribly sensitive. That Of Mayor
Opdykc is peculiarly so. II would puzzle all
tho saints TO find grounds for the scrupulous-
ness which induced hun to refuse his signature
to the three million ordinance. Az regards
the interests involved, however, the refusal Is
Of small account. After the expiration Of the
ten days the two boards can pass Il over the
Mayors veto. II the object Of his action was
10 create further excitement and evaporation
about the draft, he has slgnally failed in It.
What Mr.. Lincoln and Governor Seymour
declined to lend themselves to It was not like
ly that a small sifoddy politician like him would
succeed in.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
Arrivals and Departures.


Esq. Consul % Dublin ESsnsser ssrray wm ms,s
Baiisy. Thos x Davis vernon Davis, Agnes asy' va
Ssnsrs Msns sss. s, Lads Elan d
Meiurc. Thos Bennett, John West. II. Gardner Jam
Hartley Smith, hrJames A Kent ami child, Mrs Jao
Smith.
Nsw ORfrAss-stenmship Coium bla-E Crarner ana IA
Mrs Hil, Rngle Mrs Y Biesstns and daugh,er Ma
y Y Drew Capt fnslcy, a French O Samory, Leu
csps CBster. Lieu, 90 Day ney Il I B'ss. Js,,,
clifford Mrsw W Buell. and two chdrn Lieui fhos :
rem L,ea, Col Ns sase Leu, FsPssverR. j.
Brower. Berwin 9 sslnrssn, 7 . B,sa.p,hai Nrs
Jas Keilv. Josrph nrryrus Krauss WOODS wife ttr
cnidren aud servant, ohn IarIy ahd Ady Cap Abhoi
Smith. Capt q koach--anf ~ IN the seerage.
roRr RorAi. S sC--sscamshIp .rnitgn-Capi ~ roidse
Leu, co u NICHOLSON. e % GER, Z sa.n W. ssnsai
LAMAR, q chase ID Is SIMMER Bens ossogAe Cop
. Parton cspt Bailey M or ishsr, cbts y ~
M ui iea. d Heudre M Nj srths, q fisss
caa \ NJ Hooper chss searel Cant A 3 Lashrop
,ass cs at w,soa r % y Nr so Aas ,sss Isss,
oftsn q h srI,s y iarkn. y u Asslns Jas Erl so
LIN NIL liapr, Ell on's' ,efs d /, la.,s w,s
! LEONARD; y Helper " { stoddard. Cross. Fra
ro.r..s. nesaorsissmers $ Rsysidins-::M,Io Ior steve
aeoly. Lieu, watts. Lisus waiefmsn L.ea. g.lo.v
Morris, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Fishe, Mr Stevens.
Tss%g::. cIsssrrs Ess. .;p; w,.ns
0o,tschais W Baxer, Marhss. fersnse, Mrs Lss
md ioar sSiarss n. isnds = rSs ssI.' Kelly Jo
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The New York herald., 1863-08-20
ADVANCE OF RosEcRAns' ARMY.
Tn. Army s,ev.ng ON ch.t.a.oes..

The Army Moving ON Chatta mooga.
From the Sc. Louis Democrat, August II
letter from officer under R0secrans, dated Augul
g. University Placs, headquarters Third Brigade Fourt
division, Fourteenth army corps. says-"We ordere
10 have our train in readiness to move and TO draw u
days ratons and forage Destination supposed be
lanta, Georgia. General Turchin 70 our brigade oon
mahdcr: and Y vel. .ksa By all"
From tbs Nashville Union, August l8l
Governor johnson, accompanied by his private seGr
ary Colonel Browning returned on Friday evening fro1
tended far Fayetteville, In lincoln county, bat
short distance from Huntsville. Ihq army Ia IN motiol
without resistance. Rcfugces report Bragg moving
the direction Of Atlanta. and that his force 10 great
weakened and disorganized We cherish a strong hoI
that by the 1st Of Septemberswe will have possession
all OF glorious East Tennessee There power 10 ID
Southern confedcracy equal TO resist the great aYn
which u on its march 70 Chattanooga
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
The White Mans Party or the Naa(
teenth Ward.


largo meeting Of the white mans party Of the Mini
teenth ward took place last evening In the Nnctesu
Ward Hail. In East Fifty.third street A large attend
ance Of hard working present, and the proccs
ngs were listened 10 with great interest Mr.. JoiI
Keegan presided, and opened the meeting about eig
O'Clock BY delivering stirring speech and Offering L
following resolutions which adopted unanimously
Resolved That the thanks Of this association just
due % the Hon Charles % psyllp for The generous and
were unius.ly charged ~ their abolition nrigaeors vi
going their bal win form deb. % graadr they
be but too happy 10 repay wherever occasion oferS.
Justly due 70 bis Homer Jadsa Mccnnn for he brave a.
o .sSs u rn ss b.. ~ s nh se Il laws ~ sss
e. sone oaoals nnorunsely appear 70 have been BY
Turiias faction among u.s. Who seem 10 bate white man
shs er.ci rae % ,.sir love Tor shs negro: o:.,
nsion pres. ,h. civ ssansi white shows that
ps1ss ssm % oS al % vocs Il he gov, and that
GO ss ssrs q s'a
% That the time has srvsd wncn Whit NJ
every nsn and every politician who ahlistes With iss
~Sos. very shadow E d!ssasns No a saaa can Ss dem
s . Y ssc s
tsn rains Of blood money with aboionisa gives TAI
s love- ~ or q % ~
people beware of Al such and rsy upon man
q sasL bro..: whe. s.reaked and specs.d supporter
70 belong to the white mans party.
The chairman then introduced . young orator, nam.
JoHysos who delivered lengthy aud eloquent speec
assaiIing tho republican arty, Know .Nothinglm, u
administration tho war and the Conscriptian bin
Mr.. GoLDm was ncxt " "introduccd the leader Of
band of rioters" AMI made short speech, which y
received with great enthusiasm.
Mr.. CnARtE DxvIx, formerly street cnmm ssiorer al
dchvered brief address, IN the course a which
denied what he said had been circulated-nsmev. III
be had joined the republican party. lie va. always
democrat and always would DO one a. long he lived
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
OhlaRary.

Hrr' oUNNER FATHFIkEO,
The widow Of the poet Fairfield died In this city the
18th OF August. after lingering and painful illness In
her earlier years she remarkable for grace aud
beatty, well for the energy and enterprise with
which for many years she assisted her distinguished
husband the publication Of his works Many Of those
read This will remember the sparkling beauty o her
psimy days She s slso fsvorably known as the author
Of autobiography Of herself and the life Of her
husband She survived him twenty years, and died At
the age q atty eight
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

oediencs And 20, with our compliments to
General Gilmore, and hoping that he Will.
soon be In possession Of the nest IN which the
rebellion was Matched, we say, 60 ahead, and
have no fears Of any contraband news from
Charleston In the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

The SIEGE or CHARIEyrON-CONrRABAN In
TEiLLaEScE.-We have received a note from
Gen. Gilmore, commander of our land forces in
front Of Charleston, calling our attention to the
necessity Of holding our correspondents in his
department to strict compliance with his
General Orders No. &C." the substance OF
which Is as follows
NJ Information which could In any way beneat the
enemy must be divulged directly or indirerty.
Upon tho following subjects in particular ls strictest
silence must DO observed, viz
The names o. division. brigade post commanders.
q The strength OF regiments. brigades divisions,
except after engagements have takan place.
o. Inc number aud position OF regiments, brgadcs.
divisions batteries or pscc0s of artlery.
Aiiusions 70 the kind or quantity Of arms cannon
Or ammunition.
s Tue number OF tsaspors or Kind OF supplies
The description cf any movement. or any illusions
70 ts object ust the saS shan have been accomplished
l. Suggestions of future movements or attacks
Any illusions whatever 10 scouts
the position or location Of camps batteries. pkets
military roais out posts
10. Tho publication of ofacla reports Of operations
without special permission from the department oom
mandcr.
In reply to General Gilmore we will under
take to answer that our correspondents in his
department will faithfully respect these reason
able injunctions, and all other military rules
and regulations, 30 far as said correspondents
may be concerned. In every department of
the army, from the beginning Of the war, our
correspondents have been cautioned by ms, in
the matter Of army intelligence, to avoid any
item OF news calculated in any way to be OF
any value to the enemy. We dare say, too.
that II the columns of the HERALD were care
fully examined, from the FIRST Bull run TO this
day, upon This subject there would be found
much less Of contraband Information from our
war correspondents than from those OF any
other daily newspaper ia the United States
The HERALD is the friend aud the advocate OF
the army and the navy, our soldiers aud our
sailors, and always has been, peace or war but
especially in the work Of putting down this
great rebellion. We consider the HERALD AZ
part and parcel Of the army and navy We
look to our soldiers and sailors as the men who
arc to put down the rebellion. aud not to the
politicians We hold our intermcddling politi-
clans in contempt In or ont OF the Cabinet.
Our government Is now, In fact, the army and
navy, and with them are all our hopes Of the
future.
General Gilmore makes no complaint against
the HERALD; but we have no doubt that some
Of our niggcrhead or copperhead journals
have been abusing their privileges. The New
York Tribune is an old sinner. and the course
Of the Times has beea quite - bad in furnish
ing war news for the aid and comfort Of the
enemy. We hope they will hsncstorth remem-
Der The adnoniieus Of General Gillmsrs, or
that thsy VIII hs made IA suiIw lor thsir diso,
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

Tnf EAsrrrS MAn--rbe mail from Boston, which comes
tho Now Haven Railroad due In this city before
hve O'Clock In tho afternoon; but II generally tails 10 get
sorted in the Poet oce before some time after six.
tn ere seems 10 DO unnecessary delay somewhere
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
The caps~rea Crew Of shs Pirate racony.

The Captared Crew Of the Pirate Tacouv.
ESCAPE or THREE OF THK sAiLoas-LIxur. RKsp
REcArruRED.
Bosros, August 10, 1898.
Lieut. Reed formerly cf The pirate racony, and now
prisoosr 81 Fort warren. came near escaping. Hs got
ous Of his cssenAis aad fousd this moras In shs
grass.
Thrss Others escaped q target, noassd 70 L.
vss Island and thsre stos soop boaA of cshs soss.
TlDy were 70 come back fov Rssd, but fss1.
- shs wtpd w. south soasawsss ss1 frssh, they
nns have stssrsd sortA alssg shs oos IOsxsass o..
efl9 ~. #fs
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
The Next Preside cncy-M0vemcn nts Of ths
Managing Politicians.

II is remarkable fact that whenever there
is q lull in this terrible storm OF war your
schemng politicians, in view Of the next Presi-
dency, begin to meet in little cliques and clus-
ters to consider their prospects and arrange
their various plans and combinations for the
spols. So now, when all ID quiet. not only on
the Potomac and the Rappahannock, but on the
Cumberland, the Tennessee, the Mississippi, the
Yazoo, the Big Black, the Arkansas, the Red
river, the Atchafalaya and Bayou Lafourche,
and when the only active warlike work going
on appears to be the bombardment of Fort Sum-
ter-but with every prospect of a success which
will carry with 1t general collapse OF the re-
bellion--thc heads of three or four incipicnt
Presidential parties begin to be visible, bobbing
about upon the surface of the waves.
We have already shown how Mr. Secretary
Chase, "a an aspirant for the republican nomi-
nation, has turned the tables against all his
Cabinet competitors, including Mr.. Seward; and
how. outside Of the Cabinet and its Presidential
affiliations, the friends Of General Fremont,
from Massachusetts, to Minnesota are begin
ming to take counsel together and discuss their
uFfIl,elntUts LOT an htblvs CiUpalkH. Inc
platform OF Fremont. as we understand IL from
good authority, ia certainly calculated TO take
the wind out OF the sails of Chase; for it is
hardly necessary to say that Chasc's platform
embraces all the most radical and obnoxious
abolition measures which have been developed
or forcshgdowed by the administration.
General Fremont, on The other haud will be
brought out az an anti-Cabinet republican can
didate, taking bold ground against the arb-
trary arrests. military blundcrs and conscription
measures OF Chase, Stanton and the radicals,
and clear and dcAnitve position a. an cman-
cipation candidate-not upon the idea that
President Lncoln's emancipation odicts have
abolished slavery in the reb6llious States, but.
first, upon the unquestionable fact that beyond
the lines Of our armies the institution
remains in full blast; and, secondly, In
favr Of . trial for gradual emaaeipaHeu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09


r AKGE EALE or MAkUFxCTURED TC
i BACCO AND GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, commencing q
10 o'clock, We will sell largo assortment Of Nan
ufactured Tobacco, comprising q great variety o
medium and choice grades, large portion Of whiel
will be closed without rasorva. We shall alao 81!
. large lot Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
100 bbis Extra Brown and Clarified Sugars
20 Kegs Ei Carb Soda
SO bcxes Toilet and Fancy Soaps
so sacks and bbls Va Salt
10 bales Cotton Yarns assorted numhers
10000 Cigars, assorted
10 OG0 lbs Smoking Tobacco
Essence Coffee, Ooncen.ra ted Lye
Grain and Ground Pepper. Cheese
Brooms. Matches, Powder
Coppe-as, Shot, Sstpetre
Window Glass, Cotton Cards
Gun Gaps, Sal Eods, Alcohol
Backing, Candles, Kolasses.
ALSO
variety Of Drugs and Medicines.
fs6 KNIT. FAINE 4 Co. Aust'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09

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49, - peonigeA - 004OAY, the ~
1ooeoAey, III - eeoWlnG valuskl Il ~ IN
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09
By n. ID Neal, AuctiOnoer

HSOBAO00 FIX TUBES II will sell at public
auction, On WEDNESDAY,. the Ssh day Of
February, all the Tobacco Fixtures. formerly used
in the large manufacturing establishment Of Meier
w Sushsriin, Of Dsnville, which embraces two
lxrgs Hydraulic Yresres- for sharpening to-
bseco, with four sets u Rstainan and ShArrsasrs
complste and tbs other ussd for PACKING the boxes
NJ. w.a nA .ompies9 ss SrsWsaI. .ssessa o.
with sufficient: capacity to work the Hydraulic
Presess; some twenty Sorews. large snd small;
several iron NILS, with plates and tins complete
and al lbs ether fixtures used in large essshlish
mens Of this kind.
VIII also sell at the Same time large quantity
Of q &soned Rex PLANK, some tWo thousand poundl
OF Lcosics, thirty kegs Hox Nails. several boxes
Olive Oh, &c.
This is the lerges. and most desirable lot Of 70
bscco Fixtures ever offered at auction In Virgrla.
10 lids r DNEAL, AucL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09
BY Williamson Il Co, Aucrs.

TNKUsTEYS SALE OF ERAL ESTATN IN
TIE TOWN OF FULTON AT AUOTlOH-
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust executed by Richard
Robb aud his wife Elizabeth A Robb 10 the sub
scriber, dated the I'd day Of August. 1854, sad re-
corded In ths Clerks Office Of Heurico County
Court, bspg requested SO TO de by the parties ia.
terestsd, will proceed to sell. ON THURSDAY,
the l9sh day Of February, at o'clock n, rpon
the premises, the properly conveyed by said dsed,
viz Those three io.a Of LAND lying and being In
the county Of Henrieo In the town Of FULTON. nesr
the city Of Richmond. and designated ON the plat
of said town. u copy Of which il ls ia the Office
Of the Clerk Of Henrico County Court) AZ lots Nos
So 81, and Sc, In square No. TO- and bounded a. fol-
lows to wit: Lots Hos 80 snd 81 being situated ut
the Northwest Intersection Of Fulton and Krin
streets fronting together 90 feet the North side
Of 0rlesns street. aud running back between paxal.
lei lines. lis feet; and lot No IS being likewise
situated on tho North sids OF Orleans street, com.
mencng at the distance OF 50 feet East Of fulton
street. fronting 80 feat ON Orleans street. and run
ming back, between parallel lines, lis feet.
The title ID believed to be good, but selling ~
Trustee, will convey only such title e. 10 vested
In me.
TkKMs-Cssh. T O BURNS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by WILLIAMSON L o., Aurt'rs
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09
By Prescott, Wsrthins ton & c., Aucts,

By Prescott, Wsrthinston e Co, Aucts.
II 0USxHOLD IUENITURE At AUCTION
III On TUESDAY morning., February 10Th,
on Let suess, between Narnhall and Clay streets.
aS iO} o'clock, Ne win % Parton, Chamber, Din,
Ing room and Kitchen FURNl1 U 2b, consisting In
part Of
Sofa. large Hxtsasioa Table
Cane seat, Rocking, and nini.s Ohain
narblstop BursAm md WashstAAdn
Bedsteads. Becd ding, ete
China Aad Glassware
And many othAe arfieles Of Furniture, oteL
PRE0COT1, WORTHiM0TOQ 4 90.
70 7-Hs Auets, No f2S 0sln street.
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l2sh, lSc3. by order Of the s1ninistratoe of J.
d ehfivsf, doc d (ths last sarvo lne paetnsf ef
the lats 6rm Il Rowlaad 1hfivss. e bulzy ee)
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