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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
The Com IN uder OF the Rebel Pirate
Schooner Heiribusl0n.

lffun the BOSTON Ifa'el.ft March OIL
We informed that Captain Isek., " the pirate
scLooner kciributon, which has captured several
United states vessels in the vicinity 81 tho West India
Islands within p1t few including the sciconer
Hanover 81 Boston, 10 an fngnhman by blrth, bot
formerly resident ~ Massachusetts, having been IN the
employ u shpowncrs NJ this port. ~ one tine be Sg
! u command u swift bark, owned by gentleman 81
this city which made very successful run 20 u. Cope
q Coed Hope. On the return Of captain Locke 20 tbs
port however, the did NOT well fatshci
with ho result o. the voyage. Captain Locke in reply
remarked that there branch ~ the pusnefs in
which such q swift craft would be succefsful "Whst
THAR asked the owner. Tho save trade remarked
Captain Io.se hot when he observed that tho suggestion
unpaiatabic, he turned Il or as .oko IL was
Tunorcd Al - mas TINT the commander ~ the ReuL
button traitor 10 tho coniederacy, ~ hs orders
snyeratiye 70 burn all his priz.s. He th.
rary, ws attempting 70 sell the v.fes which De cap
tWed with their oargots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

rses In The northern part u tho stAie u Hsppi AL
rows vest southwetsry dn.oi1on v Tunea county,
where tarss towards The scgth ard enters ihs fa's
bairhs river Tho o0unty q That name his last river
mo principal braneh % tho Ysoo, And, After being
ossed W Tie cOdwatsr purass soa'hsry course valD
IL unitcs with the YsNsbuxhs "a form t Yago 90 nc
border u carroll equity PROM tho entrance "
Yagoo Pass - hs point a distance = between '~o 10
droi and af,y and three hundrsd mlls~. thsh sasf
.be ehoIo u this rsrfety nv gaols for hshi
arar steamboats,. The YagDo, formed ~ ne Osfo'e
mentioned ano,hn, pufs-ss yery "Fr@nins cflrs4 e
soatberiy ~ estlon, bearing vet epW sfnp'ss INTO
ths Mississippi above ycnblrg Ths ttd ihf0erh
uheh a eows very fertile, aod NJ stream =
a. y, rf8w snd vlaggrt Its whal" fo1is from -
pa me rasstb = ~ Ya1oo Over hre hufd-'a mis-
and : sgnAkd fof n@vgah's guaites, aHsr Dc tfs,
,.r MIA ara .sssea, sy any rv,r u sgssl sre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
Military Movsmsnss - New York s.s
ylelnllI.


Tho orrsninassn ~ ,se Dsias1srs, and~v IN ahs
mand u cisfclf.x haqfs, ptxn~1g n,sA rAeldi
~. Rec,allasg onoes hsss 1cn sf@0sd sastms
rari- Il the cay as ~ ~fis,andssg 90 auirsss
.nlen i gencrary srrersrced n faxlfx fer.ts us;e
: every hopa thsl To isleUiers ~ih shssuy -
I'D tis h.adqaafsSrs y N rsgimsn, rigAt~i -
y WHIT street Capi. chafla . Dgnbayy i fssn.tta
II tEJ 1ap,fs sirsst srvTs every indHesmsfi az
recruits sn ~ oasspssy Tse.s r~cfqiilss h-Aagt
MAJ b. sBs.n ~ III large tAs shsh eaasfs nsa
shs toy u VIA hss@e o ~hch the ono~ beaiei es@
~ ira nserptsn sytr Freshdsna, se~gn ~ hp'ss-
an 1hs bsnn.r bY@isd ~ W ffs'nAs w. o.sstl
Iwotrstf a tn hynse, shorur dsv The Fe""sM ~
49,. NJ y an trota tho oauissnf Il tks Army - toe W
ursae NJ gms~y suong hefey- 70 W. e0fssDff
a. ,lea ~ sllan, aaa hsnos this .ntnn "a rs GAft
49,. .rrts srs be hssiss n otLsr parts tie siiy.
y.y,,--. -,os 70 Az oyrfcxs ~ Tnx rsnfyTH wsw
S0u cAyLtar.
49, .,sr,sS. ssos Captain n. n ws~a. y M rwsiib
- yo,s osraBy cBard Iss Haris saSd), -s 30.
.,.,.s .ah h2sd.ous ala moanisf sAsfs sih sciii
.V,., .shbard sssi and @guiIu~n,s ~ The ~. onm
- ssroa oresrs ard prfyAtss ~ hta opsnD~ny - tAnF
vassgsu staten islaDs -hsrs tns r~s n~n, !. ~ pc
ga s,asbs - sesssni Nisn made the rwsssutsi -
. s~at opps to- aersrso1 ~hsrh So sDygopf A2tsy -
,f.osa.f IL - tspxsln we~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
The Natural Course Of Great Rivers
to be Changed.
The Father Of Waters 10 Be Set Aside, and
Another River. -"the Great Union River
0psned to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Plans Of the Southwestern Cam
paigns as Developed by the Rebels.
Uevs from Lake Providence, Ya20o Pass, tIis
vasAsbaTg Cut-OG and Port Hudson,

The reports in the Memphis cDrnas Of Saturday Feb
puary 49, very encouraging with regard 70 the
Of the Yazoo Pass expedition. II confidently
pated that the gunboat Carondeet and FIVE others had
reached the ahatche river by way Of Yazoo Pass and
were pushing UPWARDS TO their destined position
The Memphis correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat,
,nder date Of March confirms the news as follows
Yazoo Pass 10 supposed 10 be success. BY il boats
soud be enabled 10 reach the vcksbug and the
TslIahatche, and perform most important work in
iucog the place. All boats passing up and down the
liver compelled TO report at White river and
yaxeo Pass.
Lake Providence cutoff s a SUCCESS. No doubt "a enter
tanned that our boats will be able TO enter Red river
By hat way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
4 III + N A v Y.
The Kssea Of shs Monsa.h's Firs.

,,... 49,. $500. - ~. $500 80.
An Albany p1p'' p'''' '. "
by the honiank 90 the snfe bAttefosi hois wheb We
r.sle mn. exiract,-
:. ,,.,. ~, -. ,.,,.,, -, -. "a 5000, 49,.
-. 49,. s $3.50 -. 80. ,s.,.s,,r,.d 49,
-. ''. .a,t - 800, ....,, s,ou, ,,e,a ~, re-,
eneay 80 .,. .s 80 -, - - ,,,.,a,,,. a..
1922 y, ia 80. .and a. wh,gn ,he 10, -.
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~ 80, 49, ~, 49, ,,ns w, 80. 1870, ~
s''a''"s - NV, IN ~. ua,,.nk -. s,,,,
49, " srss IN, ,s. ,nl,s .na sIgl, 80 49,, 49,
uu.s - 80 - 49,, .t,h 40 ,.,.,r,1.t -. ~.
49, i.s1r 80 knsrEsd uto oarls 80 Ina ~
-. 100 -, - hts "a, en,,,s /, ~. a.. ~ H.,
$3.50 - ~ ~, - ~ he 80. n, =. ~ $3.50, .rs
- ~ ~. 80, ~. 49, "a ,nc,, 49, ,r.- -, .,,.s
=, "a -s,a,. 80 al artasl s1rySee You .vl 4. ~
1000 rsoo,. Il hearing "A ~. r~~ers az lrop eee
60 ~ =, s,,,, 80. ~ n,siss,.,,, -, ~,
al d.es prois,ed W inch plat I. over eight nces
u oas and beams tselse ~ twelve 'ahe. tNsstt re
hehes y ~, 80 49, ~ ',,v t,e, 80 .rraay
nv Iuelsr) u.s. stfck III eatsdy nssrr eeuis abot
ne deep, coverings srsmeni q one io1lh ~ -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
By celarssr ryer tho route lies % the raha,chs and

Yazoo.
About twenty years ago this oommunioatou-hs whole
a which goes by Tho name o. tho YayDo pass-ws rem
dered nAvIgabs by tho State Mississippi ut since
that time the policy Of tho state has changed ano prefer
ring The reclamation o. the swamp snds 70 the Aayan
tAges this gatan tho pass has been closed by an
act The Legislature and Ievsa thrown acoes - tho
Mississippi For somo time fstboat mn persstod n
breakug the lovee and passing through y, 70 prevent
which timber fcllcd 20 NJ " ohsruct me channel
which properly only navgsbic or nalboss ., hrst
Tho news from Memphis, howsver shows tia. aote
than vessel of has pushed onwar towards ths
Taliahssehle. Whether thoy have really allen INTO
trap or no, time alone viii show
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
rHE Yazoo PASS Kxrxp.Tp,


We nov como 70 the third o. The gigantic operations
relative 70 the turning n tue rivers bayous and streams
into allies for tDe rsuetsn o. tcsfbarg Tha N known
10 the people a North and South The Yazoo Pass
Expedition and y al present eSoislng a great deal q
upealine. Ia tho nas a the rebels. This Yaxoo pss
wN formerly . regular nayrabis water course. but,
ow ng TO the faet that vhcu tie Mslspps river rosa
above certain level would overflow almost all tho
ADJACENT lands legislative enactment caused lbs mouth
at the Mssss pp - % closed ny the construction o.
,ey,e The present expedition has opened the pass again
by removin the icvee and clearing away The obstruc-
lions The repes report that steamer has succccded
getting through the pa but refuse 70 acsuos sdse that
Il wll succeed getting % tho rear q ycsspurg Tho
Mobile Heo<r In abiding y me- eyerons made BY tho
union army - lnd nes route 70 yc.sgurg ny gay o.
sazoo Psss, eays
Toe report n Yansoe seamer having got through This
pasa need cause alarm. II 3 true, ~ beu = nice
trap net y all we ccuycrsiug yesterday With 40
Old navga'or ~ho took steamboat through he pnss
to fazoo and they bad 70 take her TO pes ani
carry her through pieccmea at least vas actually 70
cessnfy sometimes TO take OF her paddle oarfs ITO
TACO Pae MAKES out from tho Mississippi y MON Lake
l. short, ana not dbcult ~ navigation when proper
order. FROM Mon Lake W Iodwstsr river rans the
toi4~aier Tar. sixteen miles long-t i wes cheo
oGtas cruoA ~ NJ ccok dso tng you ean iat OIL aid
tavt. Edt esoos fg aacssf % tsrssUA From the,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

In connection with this subject, the robel newspapers
report that expedition Of gunhoats with large
Der Of troops, left New Orleans time sipce for up
the river and il is expected that viii yet follow
OF the umos, is observed sde in
the arrangements but there IL doubt 10 the minds Of
the rebels extensive operations contemplated tho
Red open up this very The feet consist
Ing Of vessels Of light Sranght avoided Port Hudson aud
instead Of entering the mouth u Red river, passed
through one Of the numerous oayous leading INTO tho
Red river, and leaving The Mississippi somewhere about
Plaqnemne at least such s the accounts published
the rebel newspapers, although they doubt ~ final
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
TIC Rautr q. yiok.bnrg.

90 referring MAJ u wln b. ma, The Yam,
pas saas directly INTO Neon lake sheet q water sbui
,so mikes long and then o,ns ,he ras- ne
ana u Which ,hs Cs,A~ssss river b@xlhs. MS river
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

NAUvoO. aug. ~, %
Be 90 kind ~ to sccept the following
a. tsatiaonisl Of our sense Of duty to
the sick and wounded soldiers, and Of
our obligation to those who ere protecting
our institutions and our homes. We have
lAbored prepare lint and baudages for the
wounded, and have sent them through the
propar channels. The el4.2O We now
send you We have gathered BY receiving
Eve and ten cent contributions. With
this small sun Of money We send our best
wishes to the soldier, and for the caus-
he lsbors and suffers TO promote. Our
earnest prayer u for the preservation Of
our country and it, glorious institutions.
BY order Of Com If Nsuvoo.
Yours. &c..
SoLsrsRs AID SocIErY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
uTuTTLE AND nIs TICKET."

AR. EUIroR In the article address
Cd by Gen. ]. n Tuttie to his fellow
sisissns, I am ~ . loss to know how the
risg Of loyalty. embraced 10 the same,
will Be swallowed BY the candidates for
other positions on the ticket With him
Judge Mason certainly doss sot entertain
the views expressed by Gen. Tuttls in
his letter Of acceptance, and from the
platform adopted BY the Convention no
other candidate entertains them. Ifthey
do they have made no public expression
OF the same.
The query With ne is, can Gen. Tut
tie ssparsts himself from his ticket, and
is b. not aiding and abetting the fraction
Of party. by accepting Is. nomination,
to get into power BY bis military popu-
lArity, who entertain views dlamstricaliy
opposed to the seotimsns expressed in
his letter Of acceptance! can come 70
no other conclusion bat an alirm,tivs one;
therefore. cannot vots for Gen. Tu,tle
The spirit Of intolerance spoken of in
his lsttar ~ arnertsn~s r.rtainly ---i-.
in connection with the same, - il il was
cooked up by come Of our Democratic eiti-
ssn- warriors, who BY their cou re may
have felt that public sentiment was rad
ical, and we'll may it be radical against oil
Copperhsads. The suppression Of the rs
bslloa, and the perpssu,ty Of our Govern
n.at, dsmand il ahosld be, and when
the representatives Of . party have, for
months, been striving to incits anarchy
in our very midst, it Is not st sll strange
the cry of intolerance should be raissd.--
Nay that kind Of istolersscs ever prevail.
Our institutions and our Goversnsat
are unsafe without il. No man or set Of
men, oaly those Who have bscoms cap
tious against the Administrators J
to find fault with its every sctisn --san y
raise she cry. Coming from such, lot nc
man, Who has the good Of his eoussry .,
heart, be deceived BY it.
AID while ", - cit,sens Of the Sta Il
Of lows, can only give Gen. Tuttls prsi,.
for his course from the commsncsnent o.
the war, up 70 the present time, ws mus'
hold him to strict account in matters ol
State policy. and il he will % far com
promise himrslf - 70 accept tbs nomi
os,ion Of the Coppsrhsad wing Of the D.
mocracy Of shit State. 70 crafty politica
ambition. let every loyal Democrat ssps
rate ,hemsslvss from him, aud be net de-
ceived by his letter Of acceptance Bn
rally to the polls on election day and pu
in their votes against him.
i DnXocRAr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24


YtHk Academy Of the Visitation u the Corner Of
J. Time ana 1th se~ss. Ell con msaev the win~r
$sssi"n .ptenbor ist. 1879 TEE s~pssaiau this
Institution, 10 keekat ., 4 ks sicini,y L. too Ereas
so require - sSt~sdsd n.aee To ns Es~vnss
tscsiisi.s 'or b~-to~ns sod and Hbers hon ~
us psps th ~ has 81 led s-vsrsi ShvsntAsss,
s0cnG sh~m vesy dps and coapirss avs'srSass ~
sassrsioAs sxpsvtnsSts In phi sspAy CAa1taAY
and AstooOOy; N ths Library also eo~ss srsoa1S0o
hsvs essn Da1s. asd Is noe n'sre evereee vat1nnA.
CaAAOita fsteA, 10 op~n y those 81 s,hss 1aue0inA.
uoss, sd Interference vitA ssltgsse sQAnaeas =
psrnistsd.
TERaos
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Tuition IN ~ = siiA~as - 81 sppaluasS oes ~
per Quar- otuyno.
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rsisse = - = asA aA C,sars. vssA-s -, sss -
sa.na -. ~ pr enan - ".
rstss0A - Aals-eseu~sv secoslin9 70 shrir tlnss.
RxsFa Chosuso.
ses saeA = 49, ssap sAnass,rs a.ss. ss@
prswase. ~ = ssa - 81 ~ e~sstr = -
Pssnaaas u Nsass csasss sd - Vslsss. pss ssnso,
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p.ase. - g,
y.s q r.:ss.s Nan. =. s...sss ~ - - ssarss
ssG - - - ~. ~ ssu.~ - q - ssHsv 90.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

Banner Mission Sabbath School vii;
have Pie Mic Excursion 10 Fl. Madison
on "Wednesday, Aug sssh. and cord'..-
ly invite al Who would enjoy day. re-
crsstioa 20 BE- her guests on that oscasion.
Tie different Schools Of Ft. Madison are
TO oil unite aud make reception arrange
msnts, and help TO make the day pleas
ant and agreeable. Speaking and sing
ing viii make part Of the days program
mo. An extra train viii leave she upp<l
depot at .. M. and rstarniog lsays Fl
Madison y p. m. Adult tiekSt ~
round trip, 35 cents, children Is cents
10 bs had At Wessol,s Book Store. Ev
cry possibls effort will bs made TO nak
all comfortable Who 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

RivEa NLws-Ths river is sliIl stead
lily advancing ., this poiot. The Urpsi
Mississippi is swelling Ill the vsy dswu
At 81. Paul il is rising rapidly frum the
effect Of recent heavy rains on the head
waters Of the Minnssosa and Ai.sisaippi
asd good swell is expected fryn ssch
Of these rivers. Fr,m every part of the
upper country Ne hear rsPorn Of heavy
rains, which mut necessarily swell the
small tributaries and prodpss high water
and the rapids il 10 presumed viIl cost
b saviRsbls agsin. vhsn boau will b,
abls to 70 through TO q Psul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
,SHcE, CORNER sAhS sxcOxD srRxzrs.
THE CITY.
Waass1,
Chair -nsksrs and fsrssn Apply t.
GEo. Z. KILsouRAx,
Main street, bet. ID and ID.

No7IcE.-Hsving been unexpectedly
called sv.y, 70 Be- atssnt ansii ny sio~ q
70 East. al tAess indsbssd 70 me- will
please call II ny stors, ssd mike pay
nsnt bsfors tbs 6nt Of 6sps<nhss.
d4v. Apnn kruo,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

Ala QUiEr.-Our stsests on Hatur day
presented very quiet and dsssracd ap-
psaFasOs, and il IL hLd not been that ,hs
s.orss vers open, ono sosld have thought
that it was Sunday. Everybody had
gone % the Convention. sxosps b few
Coppsrhesd. Who ssood on the stree, set
nsrs looking quite subdued. Tue icsmsns.
throng vhioh lined our streets for Almos
two hosrs in the onruing. on thsit way
70 the depot. had . chilling ef-et o. shei'
hopes VI carrying "old Lee, "shn fsll.--
The osrs we're full, every seat occupied
and no place I" stand. The regular t.air
which LETT at six O'Clock was alxo crowd
I'd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

- The Kate Cssael is the sorning
boat tor Dsvsspert snd Rock Island and
iassrDsdiass psiss. Lssvss Fl. Asdisoa
,n arrival Of The cars, snd vill make sss
nections With Laibs ., Burlinrto, for
Mt. Pl-asaot, Fairfield, Ouumws, &c );
xlso With trains East for Chics9o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

~We learn frum the Davenport Ga.
zetse that Adjutsns Gencsal Baker -.
surnsd from New Hampshire ou w sdsss
day last, whore he vss called " Whit 90
supposed 70 b the dsash-bsd - hia fash,
Or. His sick parent rsoovsred, esd
the eenssal 10 q his post - q yos0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

TRUTH Will eUcc.Kp This fac
needs DO new proof, but il has one in the
success Of b. h. D.Laud d Co.. Chem.
'eof Ssferasss. IL has bean in.Fodssed
only fes ysars and yet We see it taking
the plaes Of ell ether kinds in the market.
Would . bogus article do tLis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

EHLisrISo. learn from oas Of
the recruiting ofhcsu for the solorod Reg
iment. ,ha, forty seven men enlisted on
Saturday. At this rata Of snlisting the
Regiment will soon b full. The colo,.
cd men are full OF enthusiasm. and it
takes vsiy lutte persuasion 10 induce
them TO join the ranks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
Union Rally NJ F0rt MaAi-
sen, SePtcmber 4.

Hon. james Harlan, Hon. James =.
Wilson and Joshss Tracey, Eco, win
address the people st Fsr Madison on
the irst day Of September, in the after.
noon and evening.
Tns people Of Fort AAdisoa are na-
king preparations for grand time, aud it
10 expected the people will turn out en-
nssse to hear she able speakers who sre
snnounced for The oscasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

Aws noticed Sue lot Of f.t hogr,
numbering aboat so. passing through ou'
streets oa Saturday. They belonged Il
some nan u Hsp,issa. H., who hsd pur
chased them for e3 % per hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

s~All men Who wish ~ snlist iu the
ssh Iowa Cavalry gill srply 20 I A.
sawyer. Ut The Prvvess A.rshsPs c6ss,
Ksoksk, Iovs dav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

UEroN No TnssE The members OF
Uaion Gre Company No 3, srs hereby
nots6sd TO meet At ths Engine house this
(Monday) svssing, st o'clock.
BY order OF WV. TArrx,H. Presideul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

~ No msn b frss who has not the
command over himself, but suffers his
passioas T. eonsrsl Ain.-(Pythagosas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

a~Ths Asauosa Earska narrates the
arrest, in that tosn, Of Daniel Dooty alias
Farrell, who, on the 23d als., broke jail
at Joliet, ILL.,. whore b. va awaiting trial
on charge of murder. The sAme journ-
d states thst the whole county il swsrm-
ing with hsfss. thsivss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
ssass's 81 Aiss A.sie Dssslsss.
NJ 49, na.>--l~.~ - -

Dsaesis 81 Mise Annie Dssglsss.
Mise Asnis Dosglass takes beus6. at
the Atheusum this evening. when will
b produced the great ssnsstios drama,
in fve scv. the Marble Heart" intro
duo'ng the beautiful move, ,sh.c, Of living
s'atoss. This is m intensely interesting
play and one gsssrally admired, and will.
% doubt. draw forth crowded houss.
In consequence Of the extreme Ispg,h Of
the play no fsrse will BE- psrformsd The
Misses Asdderu and Ass~rs FyGs and
Barr asd ssvssal ethsss have kiodly vel
untserel tor the occasion, and ~ have NO
doabs that tbs play sill b we'll present
ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Loot ami ~sved-Ay Mrs Nsrtsn;
ftAAk warr,nxion by Aather kutlsAssi
fne Drunn-r Ney Btory of 0arssids's kIp~ dltkss;
koesf .rt-sy Sn. ! Y Ds.erssI unssasA;
ny sou hsrn i-nd q 10y k1mund kirks;
In ths rsopics-by Richard Kinsall;
Jo0rnal 81 = 6e~thsass On . 0eorBia PiAnsstioD-
By Mrs A k~Dsts,
pss WORKS. Blu. and Gold'
Glib bons Rome 6 Vols
Chsmbsss English Liisratnrei
g n,ovnahrn f,r tbs Pssple;
Packard's Miaor ssvgery;
Tbs kxci.s rsl Lass --by Cennisstasr 1tss;
Ihs flying uascnn n-Saxs;
Marian Gss.--oy Ars. 4. y. HslmAsi
Like and BuitksS
Les Mlssr ,bisG
Orphsss C. Nsrrs Papers, "a series.
yrssnason's Monitor.
Cooke voyaxss.
A. oAds-by Ne AuiAor sf oaits;
burrs field and 6ardsa;
Vegetable " AmslAi
The Campsi9n Of sNes and ~.
Physiological Asnors--by HsnnssAl
nrs L~slis's Cook lloSk:
Girls Ovu nOuk;
Boys Own HOOK:
Dekrns Ceaplete Wovkss
Hone sad Abroad, second ssrissi
ssoIy efth~ Guaad,
The PestA Journal BY Hayasd TaylVs1
Psrsop Brow nlov vi neekj
Okarsnso RIVER
kdvin Rro,Asyiot, ny WiatAyopj
This dag reesivedat
sKoWNkLL's bsot store,
suGz7 Il Cor. Main ard <tb streets
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) a PENNSYLVANIA -
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5 CENTRAL RAILROAD. G|
323 MILES Double Tracki


70O9XOOOs
- Isfhe larrsst ard bsa arvpaxsd Botel II
gel tho Nee Rnats q Ssstss; 10 centrally ioca %
al snd easy Of access from Gil ~ routes 81
11asA el Il contains all th~ modern tupsovem~nis
and every couvsnrncs for the confott ana socuu nc
da Ton ~ thc r tvslnG public. The sleeping sooos
A-e large asd veil istsd the suies Of rsoms ere
well arranged and eomplss~ly shsd Tor sa.tilss
and large trnv iue pavti-~, and the hsass vii
nnus " be h~pt nrss Hotel ln ever, rsape
Telegraph 10 The Apuse u ell passa ofthe COUNTRY
LEWIS RICk, PropsisSar.
Bdstsn. Jan. Ttk 1859 -,saG32-dsa
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Speaking at b. my =.
Ids
HON. 6. 6. WRI-
j. Nj. BEG n
Win address the People At b
Lee County, a.
On 1~tardS1, 9otk .assSss

A. ! 0'Clsek r. =.
Let there b grand gathering Of the
people Of Lee, Van Bsrss and Henry
Counties.
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FER Mcprese n,asivs

We are autherssed to ammo tpce WILLIAM WkH.
MIR ~ West poiut, Candidate tDr tbs eaias
sure al the suasing erction.
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Fer sheriff.

Th-ongh the request Of many friends, I snnos acs
N .eif . cArdiast- for sHERlFB, fur kss eoansy,
| Iowa. ~ the next election.
ISRAEL AND sRsON.
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Daatsl webster - n sratis seymour.
We're D~nisl Webster nov alive, ~
shouid hear him thuadsring in the cara
OF Horatio Seymour this exposition oi
Constitutional law:
That any attempt BY S.ats to abro
gate, sInui. or nullity al act of Congress
or to arrest Its oper alton within her lin.
ne. on shs ground that 10 her opinios
such Law 10 CnoOiAtitutivaal, 10 I dir. q
s-srp,.lon Of the direct powers Of til,
Gsnsrsl Gossrnnss, aad ON The squa
r.gAn Of Other States; plain viol.sioa
" ths Constitution, and procsed,Aa e.
s.ss'aily revolutionary 10 i,s ohassssAI
asd tssdsasy."