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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

CSnplst1Om - tAa Dxo1s IN Rhflas
as ~ satsel AstHhta.
We learn from the Philadelphia Press
thas the drafs in that city 10 somplslsd,
and without any disturbance or ssy sign
ofa rios. On ths contrary it met With
the earnest approval Of majority Of the
citizens, aud the determinations of ehaucs
wore received With rsspect. even by thpss
70 whom they were personally uaveI-
ooms.e This speaks we'll for the loyalty OF
PhiisdelPhis, and her example will con-
trast honorably with the example Of New
York, and viii have q couuter influence
shroughout the country. The New York
mob was . great evil asd nonstrous out
rags, asd in opposition TO national law.
Throughout the country this mob b hav.
ing salutary effect, and everywhere since
thoss days Of blood in the metropolis. the
drah haa progressed without opposition.
The fear osths law, but more than this.
the Overwhelming power Of public opinion
has ovsrawsd the lswlsss element in oar
communities. The draft being sbsoiuts-
y sssentirl 70 the success Of the war, TO
the sxistencs Of the Government. il II
naturally the chief point Of stack: hence.
every man who desires the success Of the
rsbsls, or who hates this admisstrstion
worse than be does that Of JEFF. Dayis.
pitches into the draft. A daft 10 . &C.
vers trial Of duty and Of patriotism, and
IL 10 not di6eult to nsks those Who suf-
fer BY IL, think that If no. altogether need
less that it il st least unnecessarily severe
in SONS of it, requirements. But ample
prsparadoss On the part Of the authsritiss
and an expression Of public opinion which
is not to be misunderstood OF disregarded
will save other places from the aiagvsce
which fell upon New Ysrk. With the
ssalous cooperation of the whole North,
the draft will supply the means OF fol-
lowing up our successes and crushing ont
the rebellion. How much il will accom-
plish in the face of the opposition which
the Coppcrheads make against it, We can
only hope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

SELLISo orr AT AUCTIONS. J. Ma.
sos having fesad Il nscesasy 70 sloss up
his busissss, will ssll his whole stock oi
dry geeds ~ suction. Sale 70 oomAnsncs
this "Wednesday morning ss 10 O'Clock,
ssd continss every morsisg and after
noon, sstil oil il sold, u his store. 10
Kilboass's Blosk. Main strsst, ,bsswsea I'd
and 3D., Ksokak. Iowa.
This stock IL good and fresh, asd CON-
prisss everything usually found 10 dry
good store. The ladies 10 particular, are
invited 10 attend.
How. h TrLsR.
Auctionesrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
4 CARD.

Ma. EDIroR: In Mrs. Wittsnnyer's
report Of money received from different
sources for sanitary purposes I notice enc
item Of cash received from the churches
Of Keokuk.
Was this received from collections on
Thanksgiving Day! II so, l would b
pleased 10 learn from what churches.-
Several Of our churches we're closed on
that day, owing to the absence of their
PASTORS, but the loyal people Of these
churches generally attended the churches
which wors opened.
Nov, / wish to enquire il oil tho churches
that were opened On thu day took up COL
Lotions, ~ recommended by the Presi-
dent, for the benefit of our sick and woun-
ded soldiers-and if not, what churches
did not. and why? Are any Of the paL
pits Of this city so tinctured with seces-
siopism tha. their occupants can eat the
bread OF loyal men and yet refuse to lend
helping hand 10 our loyal armyy If SO
they should be known to the loyal public,
and be made TO seek their bread where
their sympathies are
Let the public Know which churche,
that were opened on Thanksgiving Day
tsok up collections, and which did not
for this sacred cause Sr. JouS
There was the sum of ninety-six dol
lars and fifteen cents raised IN k.okua
oa Thanksgiving Day according to Mrs
Wittenmyer's report, about seventy dol
lars of which WAS received from eollec
tions in the Chatham Square Church ant
ths rensaind from the United Psesbyte
rian Church, OF which Mr.. Brown is pas
tor. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

IHs UAl0N Coaps. s.-This company
came cut on our streets for the first time
last evening, and made very fine ap.
pearance. They formed in front Of their
drill room and marched in CON pany with
the Provost Guard, through our streets.
This company now 4puinbsss sixsy five
men, sixty-three Of whom made their ap,
p1asabos last evAipg. I
The men comP P0G,ng this company arc
most Of them drilled, having belonged 4
the Old City Riass, and do not meet with
the company At their regular drills, bul
hold themselves in readiness on oil occa
mons siuliar to the one last evening
The company desire 70 return thsil
thanks to the band for the excellent mn
sic furnished.
There viii Be square drill every Tues
day evening, At the drill room, At tn,
eornsr of Seventh sAd Main strss4s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

NusIoAL TsrAsUaY.-We have receiv.
ed from the publishers the first number OF
nosthly publication entitled the "Mu.
sical Treasury" The idea Of the pub
fishers is to furnish 10 a most attractive
form al the old and new musical gems
arranged for the Piano =. prices which
shall brsee them within the reach Of all.
The price of this publication is remarka-
bly, low. being only s5 cents number -
II contains five songs which make the
price only one fifsh ,ha, Of sLse, music.
The pieces in this number are The Star
Spangled Banner Hail Columbia, y
and LA Marsallase,'' witt words bot in
Enelsh and French. Yankee Doodle
and tie "Old National Anthem Ameri.
ca"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
Intcrssting Correspondence Between
Gov. Seymour and the President, Rel
ative - the Draft In New York and
Brooklyn


washington, Aug g..
Gov Seymour, under date Of Albany,
Aug. Sd. writes 70 the President with
respect to sh drsf, in New York and
Brooklyn. He condemns the course Of
the Provost Marshal, in commencing the
draft without consultation With the City
or State officers, II time when the mill
tia we're absent ut the seat Of var, aud
while there we're not even soldiers enough
to man the forti6cations in the harbor.- -
The Governor com mplains OF uuiairness in
the enrollmAnt. and thinks, in this lotte-
ry for human life, - he terms it, there
should be strict impartiality. In the ru-
raj districts, the draft has been executed
with justice, and eonscripts have accept
ed their fate without . murmur, and
sometimes joyfully. In the districts OF
New York, however, with q population
much less. the numbsr to be drafted is,
in some cases, double that Of the former
The attack on the enrolling officers,
which subsequently grew into the mos,
destructive riot known in the history oil
the country, he pronouDces unjusti6able
Speaking further Of the riots in New York
be says that the disregard for law, and
disrsspsot for judioisl tribunals. produc.
ed their natural results of robbery and
and arson, accompanied BY nurderous
outrsges on = helpless race, and. for Z
time the very existence Of the CONNER
cial metropolis Of our country was threat
essd. Il 10 gratifying that the cisisena
Of New York we're able, without material
aid from the 6tase or n.aio~, - 80 As~s
this dapgeroas insarrectiou, For time
the nation had not the means to pDtec,
it's own srssuals and navy ysrds. On.
thousand man could have seised them al
and then used armansnts for the destrnc
tion Of the shipping, and the city i.sesf
70 say nothing Of shs vessels which wert
at that Tins engaged in burning our MGR
chant ships almost within sight Of oul
coast. 4As Govsrsor also complains tha
no credit has been given 70 the city fol
the number Of volnnt<srs SAINT, and ths
noble exsrtions Of the militia in times d
peril. He shsrsfors asks fore suspension
ut least Of the draft till it, constitutional
ity Is tested.
The President, in reply, under date o
August 7th. ssys he cannot suspend tn
draft 10 New York. because time is to,
important. He admits the disparity 0
the quotas in different sections, and nc
counts for it by the fact that 90 man,
more persons fit for soldiers are in tb,
city than in the country. who too recent
| " arrived from Europe 70 be included j,
the census Of 1860. Still. he would no
consider that reason sufficient. He woul
direct the draft to proceed, drawing onl,
the average quota of oil dietricts. Ate
this drawing, the CITY districts shall b
carefully re enrolled, and the Governor
agents might witness every step Of III
process. Due credit will be given Tor y
volunteers. The Presidents would M
object to abide by the decision Of the 81
prvme Court. he would BE- willing ,
iacihtaie it, but could not consent to los
The time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
state Pair n Agrss.asursi s.ss..v

The 10th Annual exhibitions OF the
Iowa sts.s Agricultural Society. VIII b
held at Dubuque, commencing Tuesday,
Serismber 18th. and continue four days.
Premiums exceed $1,000. The custom
ary facilities for reaching the Fair, are
afforded by rail and steamboat iines. -
Copies Of Premium List, or any informa-
ton concerning the Fair. may be obsAined
by addressing the Secretary, at Fairfield
1w. ] NJ. SHArrnA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

RsnovAL.--The keokuk Gas light &
Joke Co. have removed their Office 70 the
new building on corner Of 5th street and
Ally, between Main and Rondeua streets.
E. X. BUELA, Secretary.
Ksokak, July 3l--d2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
srArx o. lovA.
Adjatans GepsraI's oMcs, }
Davenport, Jniy %, t6ss.

Adjatans GepsrsTs Once,
Davenport, Jnfy %, tsss.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. iIs.
4 ne Comp Of nsnassvous Of Tie ssh rosa csvsir,
~ herstoeors esisnAs~d.
n All privssss daiy ssHsses, and uustsssd isso
Win b ~ reported Atthese hesdqu rsers ana sti
90 into Rendezvous at Csmp RsSsyts wishout aelay
III Where Do 2d Ldeptsnant snder 6snsrAi Orders
NJ ~. War Depastnens, Adtuiant 0enesaih once
vashiogton Jaiy sth iss7. j. present, recruits
se mustered IN ~ No,ary Public Justice OF the
Fs.ss sas ..ld recruits should be iumedisssy fsr-
" r.rsisaia- s',sntsn u called 70 NE foIiowins
order Of The Var pepas,mens
GENERAL ORDERS NO. aie
NAN DEPARTMENT
ABJuTAsr 0sxRsAL's Oyvsrx
9as Wohaagson, Jay ~, Is6o,
l. All sbis-sodied bets the axes Of sirhtssr
aAd forty-ave yeass, who have hcvesofovs bese snl
have been honera6ly dlscharwsd. and csn a.
saesealse n4stss1 ~ ~ Msn8seg keonastasus Il
- - uss.A ses.ss..aS = - selAs.sA = ~ n.1esss
UniesA atsss sssvtes. viii ~ sntalsA u a tAs hsss-
ais pssvtded y osae.ai O.asrs. No 49, for Rssrst
nAginsss, BasaAltes. Or Company sAa,l hsss u,
utle Of ~ sss,sn oaiy In case At isssi half ss
uaDssvss u Che tts os narev ints ~ Untsd eeases
III. fhs bsssats provsd-d by o-nsrai orasr ts, n,
v6ttv6u voIuasee viii be entsnAed % men vho re-
snitefAd pvfor - the promaGztioa Of haa ordsr pro-
forth. ' Z -'-. -
~ order Of the Secretary Of war
=. D. TowKegND,
Asesessna Aa)utant Gesssai
''-1. oAs1@s, w.
IL. eseSs vsianSees ssnasd ahd nsaeseA tato
ssvvt0 q essIsn = snosr .nts order shatbs entities
=. - sas o"neu .sssea ees nssshr pas In
s1.necs. suc ss1ey 80 ~ @nm 81 feuf hundred
ss@ W. vsosl aousn, - oe Psia ss ,ohnss:
!. uPon eeinE oassseo into servsce. - d
snAn es IL one months pAy IN advance ol3 %
re ms su""sns os osoOony.........'... - oo
rrenh9 .s...s'....-........,..... %
z -
ini payMsat 0n uAer.~..........oD q
~ 1s snsa fs1ni~ psy dsy. or two
non.ns sf,ef mu"ef-in sn addttensi iu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
LIVE + JESUS.
ACADxnT o. rnr vurrAuss u. nAsr.


TsHn Academy Of the Visitation ~ tbs Corner sf
J. Tine ana 7h q reefs, yin eoousaee the winter
session ssptenber ist. 1855 Ths reputation Of tais
lsstitutiou, In keokuk aud ~ vicinity, 10 700 great
"a srsQU,re m sxtsndsd nouse To ns previous
fscu.s 70! b~stowng solid ana liberal sdara,ion
anaae thsm vey nns and eomplsss AppAratus ser
AID experinents In phiiosophy CAem stsy
and Astronomy, 70 the Libssry aisO como sAiitions
havs hosn maA~, and II mbsrs Ovss6eo veunss
Csahoilc fs.h IL open 10 those Of other deneminA-
tioGs, and tnisrerencs with religoss optnisns ID
permitted.
TEN MS:
Board and Engllsh Tustioa, per snnum eiaao %; psr
quarter o3u CO.
Tuition IN the ist and I'd ciasses including She nse Of
tho apparatus per snbum Sac 20; per quarter e2 0Q
Tuition IN the 3D. without uss OF apparatus go. 90;
per quarter. eio.o0.
Tuition ia the 4sh OF apparatus. ga 90
per quarter $500
Tuition IN The 5th sAd 9th ciass without use OF
rAtns, e2J 0o; per quartz - 90.
Tuition fof hsfbeA sss according to thsir Class.
Extra Changes.
ror each Of the frsgu apxusEss, per Anaum, eao %
per quarter, 90.
Drs y lns per anuum 90 co. per quarter o %
Painting In Wafer Colprs and % vsivs. per Anasm
ga 20; per quarter e6 %
P,sss. IS o. ga %. -
Vocal Ausss. .sssAs IN esss. pr sssam 80 ~ -
U.s 81 P.ssaaa Aarp, psr aaar'sr ga o. ~ asaFa
n and n. nee, per anuum sss co. y. ssssssr eis
ws:a.ns pr .uas@ am ssD s Sle 81 c.sr. . .
Per fsessss psrsisslam pissss can - ~ isahatse
4 ang3-ain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

GscEssIoS.-6scsds from every name
and kind Of Sslsratus except TIE Chem
zeal Saleratss. This 10 The kind 10 use
on every occasion. For Sale BY al gro
GERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

~We call attention to the advertise
nent Of the Scott County Agricultural
Fair, to bc holden 1t Davepport. ia the
early part Of September. The psopls Of
Scott county are wide awake, and their
Agricultural Fairs have gaissd great
reputation throughout the West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

- The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat for Dsvenpors and Rock Island and
nternediate points. Leaves Fl. Madison
On arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

A CALL.--Ws were pleased to receive
call yesterday morning from Mr.. Mayne.
editor Of the Keossuqua Republican. who
was on flying visit to our city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

~Ws wolld ,all attention to the ad-
vertissment fosnd In our columns to-day
Of engines for sale. These engines arc
6ttsd for steamboat, having Ill the ap-
purtsuascss completed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
THE CITY.


Will be sold on wednesday, the I4th
inst, u 10 o'clock A. NJ, In front of the
ProvsaA Harahaps Office, on Third-ss,
fcsr Horses, for Gosh.
The horsss can be sesn at the Govern
msnt stable, corner Of Sd snd Exehsnge
streets. J. n. HIArr,
Prov. Marshal General
Isws and No. bsrdsr.
KxoKrK, Auo. 9th, '63.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

THE DaArr In WAsHISeroN.--The
draft in Washington has been completed
Il gives m aggregate Of 700 white and
,26S cclored conscripts Among the
drawn are ssvsnl persons aamsd George
Washington. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

~All men who wish 70 enlist in the
9Th Iowa Cavalry will apply to l. A.
Sawyer. at ths Provost Aarshaps ONCE,
-Kaokuk, Iowa. div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

~ We call attention to tho advsr-
tisemsnt Of DR.. HooAand's German Bit
ters, on the fourth page Of our paper. Il
il one Of that class Of Msdieamsnts whose
virtues have been thoroughly tested. and
to which use and experience have given q
wide popularity throughout the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

nta- In Ohio the supporters Of Vallsus
digham call their meesings - s'Law and
Order meetings. 10 Missouri. the sup
porters of Gamble and the Conveniion's .
bogus emancipation ordinances give their
meeting the same designation. This i
By no means the only point Of rssem-
blanos bstwesn them. ssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
KeOkuk Female Seminary.
THIS INSTITUTION. NOW EN-

tsrins upon ~ Sixth year, viii reseas IL sss-
800. % nOSpA1 4. sAe nn q sspsc.oss ssn. n sas
Inst pupils sAesid be present promptly the opsnns
Of ths ssssiea Ast they nsy - clssssl noa Aslr
Advan' ax@. and the general good.
Waias tie P,iMctpaI v Temporarily occupied %
ChApsn IA ihe Hospital, NM Winisms, with ihs asd
OF other mpeent teachs will conduct Ms school.
Ts,tion each term In ntermediste Deparsmsnt os ~
Tuition In Advanced Depas TINT ent,. 90
Incidental Expenses. ........-- ..... 0.10
The Tuiion 10 believed 10 be lower than In Any
school Of the grade la city whis the expenses
II pr robaby the largest.
ApviOary school Is tnusht In the same building BY
M,sa l., Capelin.
Fur the Prospectus apply either Of the undsrsxped
or I'd the Principal.
WIN. THOMPSON, PresY,
II. STRONG, Secy. Gugl1-d6 . I'm
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vallanAighan Turned Ont DosPs.
The Buffalo Advertiser of Wednesday


ALTEkATI0N Ut IkkAbUkf NOTxB THOH
Two's TO FIrTIIs.-SOme expert counter.
feiters have, 1t seems, been begufling the
langnid hours Of summer solstice by in-
creasing their ''balance on hand in
quito an ingenious manner, namely: By
changing two dollar Treasury Notes to
ff,ies. The denominstioaAl figures lII)
on the lower left hand end Of the note are
erased, also the small figures (2) which
appear along the up margin. The substi-
tuted figures (5o) are plain and promi-
nent, and being we'll executed. are likely
70 sesve in : hssty nensns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

On Mooday. August tlth II ak s'cfock ,. H. WILL
LIAM, son Of wn. and Bsssses ssasnns, aesA 70
nontha- s.
The friends Of ths family invited 10 s,tend the
funeral Al their rssidsnee on Concert street
iosh md. iith, 90 "Wednesday, August 18th. ~ 10
Ssciock,
ysstsr4ay eveaias, Angus iith, 1853, LOUISA
NELSON, aged ~ PEARS.
The funeral will sAks place this afternoon At I
O'Clock from ths residence Of her broshsY In Law,
Richard Price 90 Carroll Street, besvcea nth and
i6h. Prisa1s of ~ fsniiy srs inviisA Ia attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

!. - The Provost Marshal has decided
that Substitutes between eighteen and
twenty will be accepted with consent Of
parents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

DsDssis - sAs SsiAisrst Ala sesSssy.
hsasrs. Lynch and Fyfs have kindly
sGsrsd. he hdiss Of The Eoidisn' Aid
lsssisty benefit. on Friday evening, The
18th inst. The talented spd scoonpkshsd
Mrs. Rash has been engaged for that
svsaisg, and viii sppesriu sBs Of her
iavorits chanctsrs. The "redoubtable"
Mr.. Barnes will charm in the farce and
preserve the good humor Of the audience
during the performance Of that interest
ing and comic Drama.
All those who desire TO contribute their
mite to . good cause and enjoy them
selves "hugely," let them go to the Athe-
Deum on Friday evening.
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KeOkak Classical school.
THE FIRST SESSION OF THE

l. sixth wear. OF alba tnstitu;iun, viii commence
m "Wednesday, September 2ad Uue sotice will BE-
given the focat lou Of the sehoci before "p~uing
spgB-a3w w. .w-JAMIEsOS, Principal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

List - II wA AslAisrs Who have AleA
N 1keSeAsats ~ NJ. koQas, He, frosh
AUg. Ara 20 AaG. esA. aoG3.
lysrussS.a b Thos Y. j. Lsss, (e1levs) oMcs No Z
Lasieds s.oct. Olive s,rsst. - LsIis. No.
AnK. ,, D whippis. sorp1. co h, slst, ,smsiI rox
O. tAyid kAuwles C, oth. Chroatc Diarvhsa
= =. A aeshschsr. @. 1oth. 1a =
. I. las Pastsg son. 4, Oh, /.
Il Aiph1 lynch, 4. 1lst aasss. -
3, Geo Aall, |, 30sh. $50
., Jens1AAo Msuhosss, @, ID.
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Dsnsat efw. r. =. xy.eA.

Mr.. Lynch appeared last evening in
the celsbrsted character of the "Gunms-
ker of Moscow, and gave usivsrsal sat-
isfsesion. The farce. "Robert Macairs, y
was tho most laughable of thu ssaaon.
Ths sssaiag Mr.. Lynch takes bsne-
e.. when he win appear in his hvori,s
character OF Damon in the beautiful five
act play Of Damon and Py.hias." sup
ported by the whole company. Mr. Lynch
was announced for this character short
time since, but, owing to illnsss, was ua-
able to appear. Damon is one Of Mr..
Lynch's favorite characters, in the ren-
dition Of which he made himself we'll
known in this community ssversl yssss
ago. Oar citissns viii nssd no invita-
ton from N to witness this performances,
as al who know bis ability and reputation
- ~ slosutosist will not hii 70 be pres
sat. The evenings entertainment to con.
dasds with the ever popular 'Toodlss."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

The Changss 81 I've Years.
Byington 4 Co. annolncs Thos. w.
CIsgstt and Jsirus Neal. amongst others.
- speakers in support Of the Copperhead
ticket during the present canvass. Many
Of or readers heard the speech made By
Clagstt two yean ago in the Court House
in reply 70 Neal, in which be denounced
him - traitor. for whom hanging was
none too good. Now Jairus and Clsgett
are working and speaking togsther like
Siamese twins in favor of the Coppsrhsad
ticket.
Two years ago Clagstt denounced Ma
son rs diSunionis, and traitor; now this
same Clsgett is announced as the public
advocate On the stump throughout the
State of Mason's election.
Have Neal and Mason changed and be-
come loyal men or has Ciagett gone over
70 the dsunionisss and trsitorsy
Here 10 what Clagett said about treason
10 communication widely pablished in
1861, and yet nov he proposes to en-
dorse Aasoa's disunionist sentiments by
voting for hun. '.asd by persaading the
people to follow his vicious example
Oh, shame where is thy blush ?"
How can Clagett swallow or wipe out
this record which be mAds agains. Ma
son:
AIndePssnsnt Of Judge Aason's cccen-
tricities, heretofore manifested in his po-
Iiticsl life, some of which have been SO
ably set forth BY Hon. w. y. Coolbaugh.
OF Burlington. It 10 well known that, with
in the last three months. be has declared
that he could settle our national troubles
Iiu.tvsnsy dsys. and vhsn requested to
state how he would settle them he an
swered:
al would withdraw the army from the
field and acknowlsdge 6outhera indspen.
dencs T The acknowledgment of South
ern Independence by tho national Govern
meat il dissolution iof the Union
Hence Judge Mason is disunionist To
Be disunioaist h to be disloyal to the
national Government asd to be disloysl
Is TO be no Democrat. Democrats, there
fore, are under no obligation 70 vote for
Judge Macon but, on the contrary, By
voting Sor him for Governor, rnEY WILL
KEDoRsx HIS DIsUNIoN sENTIMENrs, and
will thereby Be Justly chargsahls With be-
ing disunionists themselves"
vailanAighan Turned Ont Dssrs.
The Buffalo Advertiser of Wednesday
says: -
1--WE learn that the proprietors of ths
Clifton House. Canada. recently gave Mr.
vallandigham notice to quit-circum.
ssasces having rendered the space occu.
| pied By that notorious individual prefer
able to his company. The "martyr," i,
is said, has taken up his abode with Sol
Davis, the keeper of the museum, whore,
sitter being propsriy labelled, he will b
placed among the other ouriosities.
Now look out for war with England
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-30

There are two great objects Of love to which man
ought 10 cleave. The first is his God, and the sec
ond his country. Noble minds win love both, while
weaker ones, in reverence may slight one; but a
mind devoid of love and self.respect will pass by
both. Among the mcanest Of this latter class are
the most respectable part of class of men in the
North, termed Coppcrhcads. Such we can not and
do not respect May the great Source Of Wisdom
shcdits penetrating rays upon the minds ofal those
who are true friends to the bleeding armies Of the
Union, and especially on such as are of Ohio aud
will be at the polls this fall. And may the State Of
pride ride triumphanty the gulf of treason.
and hoping that Vallaudighom's cause may go
where Dives went,
| remain yours most respectfully, JEFF.