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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

Hon. James Harlan, Hon. James r.
Wilson and Joshua Tneey, Esq., will
address the people at Fort Madison on
the first day of September, in the after
noon and evening.
The people of Fort Madison are ma
king preparations for grand time, and it
is expected the people will turn out en-
nsasse to hear the able speakers who are
announced for the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

LARGE STOCK OF piAsos, dc.--Mr
Hammer has the largest and best stock OF
Pianos, (from Eve different manufactu-
rers) Hsrmoniums, Melodeons, Guitars,
Flutes. vioiins. Accordeons, Flutines,
and other musical instruments that wss
ever offered for sale in this city He il
compelled. for want of room, to keep
some OF his instruments at his residence
on High street, between 9th and 7th,
where persons can call and examine al
their leisure. His stock will be sold at
the lowest possible living rates for cash
as he purchases for cash only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
ssyr The Copperheads of Iowa are eyi

S% The Copperheads of Iowa are evil
IDENTIFY emboldened since the nomination
OF Tuttle as their candidate for Governor,
and now display their copperhsad and
batternst badges of treason with great
triumph. And as the 6rst evidence ol
their devotion to Tuttle, they killed :
loyal soldier At one Of theiv Copperhead
meetings in Mahsska county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

@ Last winter the Democracy here
abouts v ere preaching peace sermons and
adopting armis,ice platforms. The thun-
der from the volunteers shook their peace
platforms to pieces and scared the Cop
perheAds into silence, and now most Of
them pre- tend to be loyal and disown their
peace b antlings. even before they are
seven months old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
LIVE + JESUS.
ACADEMY OF rHE vIsIrArlos ST. NARY.

rINHE Academy Of the Visitation Al the Corner OF
i Times and 1th u reets IN coap the Winter
Session September let. 1854 Ths reputation OF this
lnstHaton In keekuk and tts vicinity Is too great
p require an cxtsaded notice 10 is psevteas
factiss for beAtowsnE solid and bersl ON
s pups. tn ~ has been added sercrsi adsAntagss,
among THIN very fne and complete apparatus tor
assrc.ions ana expermens In Philosophy. EAsatstsy
and Astronomy; 10 the Library ai-o soHe additions
have BEEN nadc, and IA numbers oseF000 yuDmWos.
This though conducted by memA~ss of the
Catholic faith, ~ open 10 those III otAsI eeacmnA
tioas, and Interference with religious epinens
psrnittct.
Board and knsllsh Tuition, per AMMAN sisa, o. per
euxner 3a000.
Tntls 10 The Isl and I'd Cassses incIsdrr the u.e Of
rxs apparatus, pss snam ~ 90 per quarter 9Ds %
Thttion IN the "a. sishout Of sppATxias go 90;
per qaaners eileen.
Tason in ,hs ~ without Of app..atus. ss4 %;
Tuition ir The sth and 9Th Cas.es without uss OF appa
rssns. - - pss snasks - 70.
Tuition tes haa- -boArders according their clsSs
Extra Chsrges.
Per sssA II sAs frsgu issssasss, per ansum 80 co
Bsss,ne per saaan sae oos per e.sr.-s % 90
Pninsias In Water cciors and Velvet. pes snarm.
- ~: pr esartsr oS ~
tmbscidsrp on aiiA, veisst ssd Lses. sis 90, per
assp. sses, ~ sassn . ~ - o. per ss.,.s, e,s =
p.as 80. s.s g. . o..., =, ..,, Y. - - =. =,
w. q si.ss.ss ap. pr ea.r.ss sis = - quarter
Ia /. nee, -. .nss. ~ 81 ~ s.ssssy sis
.:,,ssi ~ sssssss q: :ssis H. ss sssss =, =
Fer fastAsz parissian paesss sa = ~ lsssssIsSs
anoo&om
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
a uAAnss or rone..

The London Times In chxnp;no its
tone on American affairs. 1t says:
"History contains few examp ples of 4
greater change Of prospect than tha,
which has occurred since the commence.
ment Of the sweeping. and, u 6rst. ire.
sisted invasion OF the North by General
Lee"
Again:
"1he sudden retreat of Lee and the
Simultaneous fall of Vicksburg aud Porl
Hudson constitute IN accumulation o,
disasters rarely paralslled."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

~ Parents intending to send their
children to Mr.. Kinhballs school. win
bear in mind that 1t will open on Monday
mex, At the corner Of Seventh and Main
streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

- The Jennie v nipple ID the morn
ing host for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Msdison on arrival Of the cars, and will
make connection with trains 1t Burling-
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield. Ottumv..
DO, also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

~Lieut. Col. Kent, of the 10th Iowa
infantry, arrived yesterday, direct from
New Orleans, and made us shsrt call.
He brought us New Orleans papers rs
late ~ the 10Th inst, for which he has
our thanks. s3.s2ss8F3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

EE The trains between here and
Springfield will carry passengers to and
from the Mass Conve entiOn on Thusday,
the Sd OF September. At half fare. Fare
for the round trip s5.l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

a uRkAr DIscovKRY.-It has been
discovered by thousands Of housevives in
all sections of the country tb.t n 10.
Lana q Co.'S Chemical Saleratss is the
only sslerstus that viii produce !. inform
result, and give perfect satisfaction every
time. II onos you try 1t you will alv.y.
buy it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

- We learn that the man named
Hildroth, who WAS seriously hurt on Tues
day evening last. by being thrown from
his horse. has since died from the effect
Of his injuries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

ERRoR-By . mistake Of the compos-
itor, the Mass Convention which il to be
held here on the End Of September, was
postponed until the 22nd. Ii should
have besn the End Of Ssptsnbsr, intsead
Of the 22nd as stated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

~ We always publish interesting
matter on our second page, which some
OF our readers overlook. We warn them
against ne bad habit, and call their At
tention this morning 10 oar interesting
Washington correspondence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

Uxos CeusrY CoMMrrrEE.-The fol-
loving persons constitute the County
Conni'tss, selected in pursuance of the
action Of the Union Convention held ut
the Junction on Saturday:
j. N. Hiatt, ]. G. Walker, w. r. Stew.
art, c. r. Davis and A. ID. Aldricb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

~A large raft OF lumber raised down
the river yesterday. There 10 nov NO
di@calty IN crossing the rapids with eth
or RATS or steamers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

PsiyArs School. Miss Agnew will
open prlvate school, 10 the primary de.
partmsnt, in the room On the corner Of
loth aud Concert streets, Monday, Sept.
7th. All intending to send their children
70 this school will please star. them ON
the above day II possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
~By Howe q TYLER, auction On

1~By Howe b Tyler, suction on this
SATURDAY morning Ut 10 s'slack. Will
sell . choice lot Of second hss1 1ihmitars,
consisting Of one large nsAoesay ward
robs, two fine divAns, one wainus buresu,
card tables, chairs, h1pdoaads, stoves, a.
BILE and kitchen ware, and . general a.
sortment OF household eoods. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

Two petrifed men have been found
near Csstlemaine, In Australia. They
were in sitting posture, veins. muscles,
finger nails. teeth. DC. all perfect. One
had stone axe by his side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

"The Empress of Austria is taking
lessons 10 the Hungarian language. Her
husband may take lessons from Hungary
too, some day, perhaps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
~Ths Union Aid societv viii ma,

~ Inc Y MON hlo G0cfelr vii meet
tomorrow as p. n., At the Central
School building. A full meeting Is called
Tor. ls1s suggested that the ladies,
while putting up their pickles. might do a
good work by reserving for the soldiers
q small share.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

D~C pl. Cover, of the LIST Iowa caval-
ry, has resigned and returned home in
bad hsxllh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

EH Silver coin Of small de nominations
Is beginning to peep out in some parts Of
the Eastern States, but the quarters do
not appear much yet. When . man pass-
- one, the country papers spG,k Of him
~ achieving daring exploit.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
For Represc N sasive.

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM WEIR.
NERs Of West Point, candidate for the Legisls-
tSre as Tho snanaag election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

On the T7th inst, by Thomas Martin. Esq at the
brdes brnthers. Mr. WILLIAM ID. IITTLE, Of ths
city, to hiss 10 REDINIska Ike. of jackson Town :
ship
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
THE CITY.

fI By Howe d Tyler, will be sold
al auction. ON Saturday. at 3 o'clock,
one span Of white or speokled horses -
Come one, come ell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29
New advertisements.

r IST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post onoe. ~ keokuk. on the 2SA
Of August, 1868.
IFT' Persons calling for any sfths following et.
tsrs must say. .tAsvsRrtsHp.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

Committee Miscellaneous articles: VIM. Thomp.
san, s. b Carey, and Geo. . Hilton
RULES AND REGULATIONS,
First ,--Ex htbr-rs viii bc charged per cent - n
eniranc- tee on Me pre- mium compete for
Ssccsd OF The Society and their IA miles Ad
niued frss. fwssns not members charged an admit.
tAnes foe Of 10 cents children under 10 ycaYs Of ago
CENTS :
Hors-Ths price ofmcmSeuhip 10 50 cents.
Ihsve--Aff entriee must be made by IN O'Clock p.
removed until the exhibition Is clos@d The ~xhibi
tion Win be opened for visitors 81 O'Clock, and
CLOSED nj o'clock and opened again al O'Clock,
NJ.
FoHrtA- Competition is open to ALL and all sutrte.
Will be required 10 be made the name the pr,,-
dncer or manufacturer.
FJtA- When there is competition la a class, and
but one entry is made, the Committee may award a
premium. n me eritorous
SixtA The Miscellaneous Committee will be author
lied to award preaiums on article mol included la
the foregoing last.
SsreatA PrIs articles will be designated by badge
OF blue ribbon.
EixAfA The Committee required 10 report them
selves TO the President At O'Clock y. 4 /: and the
Chairmanssof each Awarding Commis,se ssal sepsst
Ia writnE u the Secretary by O'Clock,
Exhtbtors from The w Us viii be enter
tanned BY members OF the society durisg their stay
Discussiou on Fruit Culture In the eyeuiaK
All enquiries conceyuing the sxhibiIion Will be
promptly answered by the Secretary.
X. II. wICKRRSHAM,
g.. DAVIS
H. wEYANU,
A. BRIDIkMAN,
CHAs HUBbkL
Cemmittec Of Arram9cAcnts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-29

Speaking at Big Moundl
, 1863-08-10
HOW TNIsE TiEE 1T.

We hive long prophesied that when The
bu1lies and braggarts who are the authors
Of Secession, and who Jet give tone to
man-selling society in the South, are thor
ough1y beaten, they will display degree
OF sc1vility and abjcctness that Will both
shame and shock all Northern men.
We gre told by our private correspondence
from Vicksburg, that the result that we
hare anticipated TOR the whole South, al-
ready begins to manifest itself there
our commanders and their eubo1dinates,
down TO the drummer boys, are ashamed
OF their countrymcn who abase themselves
as these lately raa2'Ggeows sons Of the chiv-
airy are doing whenever they como into
the presence Of our troops. With Int in
hand, with cr1ngirg bows such as are ex-
acted from their negroes, with subdued
voices md derrccatory words, they ayow
1hcirreadincss to do anything that is askcd'
to saye the little that they have left From
scml-b -barbarians who csn sell prisoners Of
wax into slavery, bayonct wounded cap
tiyes, roast negroes. taken in arms, and dig
up the bodies OF buried Unionists to make
spurs Of their jaw-boncs and drinking
cups Of their skulls, just this might have
been expected. Slavery, us The sum Of all
tic Ti1lnin1es, is quick teacher Of all the
mcannesses True courage and real manli~
ness are not learned in the code which
auihorises the whipping Of women. The
bowie knife is most at home with pair Of
1lcct heels.
, 1863-08-10
MODEL PEaCE MEETINGS.

Daniel s. Dickinson, whose rough ora
totical telicities arc equal 10 the teryency
Of his patriotism, in the course Of d late
speech ut Bingha,nton, described tic recent
riots in New York, as three-dnys' Peace
Meeting, held under Copperhead auspices
A1r. Dickinson was unquestionabay correct
in his classification, and not less SO in his
proofs That the violence and hloodshed to
which these meetings gave rise, were only
q forctaste Of what was intended should te
witnessed in all the larger towns in the
country. The eridences Of this hitter fact
are too strong to be resisted; and quiet
men, even ct this distance from the scene
ofthe 1atefa1ocities, who 60 to bed at night.
without fear. that they shall be murdered
before morning, and their families driven
out by the flames Of their burning houses,
can hardly realize how much they owe to
the stubborn. resistance which the constitu.
ted authorities Of New York nlade against
The Copperhead and Peace" demonstra.
tons by which that city Was disgraced.
, 1863-08-10

Indianapolis.
A Mass Convention Of the War Democracy
of Indiana Will be held ut Indianapolis on
Tbursday, the 10th inst. Among the speak
ers invited are Gen. Lewis Cass, Gen. John A.
Logan, Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Hon. John
Van Burcn, Hon. James 7. Brady. Gen. John
A. McClernand, Hon. John Brough, Gov.
David Tod, Hon. James Guthrie, Judge
Thurston, Gen. Alvin r. Hoyey, aud others.
Arrangements hare been made by which all
who wish to attend the Convention can come
at halffare on the railroads, including the
Lafayette & Indianapolis Rsilroad, Northern
Division Louisville, New Albany g. Chicago
Railroad, between Michigan City and 1afay-
cite, and Toledo & Wabash Railroad.
The loyal people OF Indiana, Of every party,
ore invited to be present and hear what is said.
Democrats who believe that this Government
is worth preserving, no matter who is Presi-
dent, should come out and rebnke the Vallar-
dighan1 traitors, who are su1lying and dis
gracsng the name Of Detnoctat, by appealing
to the lowest prejudlces and passions, aud
leagueing their followers in sympathy with
rebels cnd traitors.
, 1863-08-10
Correspondents Chicago Tfibure.1
Thanksgiving Mt Henry.

HENRY, MARSHAL Co., LII.
We had q rich day on the 9th inst, the day
Of Thanksgiving for the victories Of our al
mics It was designed to make more Of the
day than what single service would call
forth. In accordance With previous plans, q
Union service WIS held IL the morning, at
whic Rev. Mr.. Richie delivered patriotic
and stirring sermon
Atsp. n, 4 large gathering in groyo east
Of the city was addressed By Col Thos. J.
Turner, Of Frecport. For two hours he held
closely attentive crowd, with close, point
ed Argument, showing the character Of our
Government, It's blessings, It's present dangers,
its sole ground Of hope, and the occasion Of
rejoicing at this hour His petitions and ar.
gh11ent did much toWaId enughtenIng and
STRENGTHENING The wayering-
At the close IF his remarks he added a few
statements respecting the plan Of founding a
eenin2ry for tie gratnito1s education Of the
children Of the deceased and disabled soldiers
Of the army+
4 Committee WIS chosen to consider the
matter Of mn effort to secure the College
building In Henry for that purpose. Loco.
, 1863-08-10
GEN, LQGAEsS ASSAILANTS.


The attacks Of the Chicago organ Of JEFF.
Davis, on Gen. Logan, vulgar and false IS
they are, do not excite any but . feeling Of
indignation among the Generals friends,
because the motive which compels the
abuse is so well understood He fought
md overcame the enemy. That's his Of
fcnse in The eyes Of his assailants and, had
he fought harder, the assaults to which we
refer would have been doublY Vindlcta'e
and renomous. Should he jo1a the enemy
to.morrow and turn lis arms against Tue
Union cause, the men who afe now .na-
ngning him would cease their hre.1n-1ne.
rear ma declare, themselves his "armest
ft;ends. In all this is lesson that loyal
c;t;zcus should not fail to understand
, 1863-08-10
ColoFed LahoreTs cud Commissions In
Co1orcd Organizations.


laborers and commissions in colorcd organi-
za,ions, las been Issued BY Gen. Rosecrans:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CUMBERLAND
WEN. HEsrEE, Tenn, Jnly a3 1868. {
GENERAL ORDERS No. 17s.-To avoid mtsapprc-
hcntIors ard correct certain evils now existing in
o E bs2eS5 see tue
Es1st: That al officers commanding in tho field
Wt eonsSIipt aqd G1nploy each able bodied negroes
dresses, qnastermaststs, lahosers AMI servants to
otlcers, Who, b Law, arc permitted to employ SOL
dicla, taking the scfynnts cf loyal people oily In
s. aMas or ea1a e. ss sas5
Every cook OF teamEtcr ahall be properly eurolled
and mustered into setvice according to lar With
6s en4oyd 11y s. bEtf
Oaacera entitled to have soldier for seyyant,
VIZ be permitted to employ sc.rants from such en-
tions approved By the superior officer Of the COM
nand. The QuaTtg1master will thercnpon enter
the name Of the officer on the rolls opposite tho
Eamc OF the servant, and will give the servant a
certificate or his Assignment, giving the nnmc Of
his officer, which certificate tho seHant must be
directed to preserve and have renewed IT worn out
without notifying tie Qnartermastcr, th3t he may
issue certificates and note the change his rolls
The officer having such servants will drop tho
of hssirg soldiers for servants and tho servants
viii be paid BY the Quartcrmastes, as other en-
ployeea. For all negroes cmp!oJed, in pursuance
81 this order, tho officer conscrptIng employing
att descriptive roll certifying that the person
described Is employed In the service Of tho United
Statee, and In what manner. Duplicate descriptive
rolls OF nll negroes in camps, and ut the posts in
this department, will DO made without delay.
.steokd To prevent vagraucy, Generalization,
immoza1ities, and expense to the Government, all
officers are forbidden to admit within their lines
and hafbor ruuaway negroes, unless theiE services
are needed, or in caees where humanity demands
It. In thcsc CAGES, lists Of the PERSONS admitted
and the reasons for their a1mittance. will be for.
wa1ded to the Provost Ma1ahal General Of the dc,
Dattnent, without delay.
Third: To Insure protection and prompt pay.
ment to co1oted persons employed in the engiaee,
department, or as Iaborers. they will ba organized
and mustered into service BY detachments Or com
napies Of infantry, and then asslgnedto duty. Ap
prlicants for commissions In these organizations
will be examined, and 1t qualified, appointed and
commifsioned pursua1t to Instructions from the
War Department.
FGurit: in the absence Of civil law commanders
Of troops Will exert their authority to prevent In
iustIce md disorders, whether com1tg from 1ans
feYs or their servants, requiring s0cA to perform
fheir legal Duties wherever Intervention 10 ptact>
cable, aid demanded by instiee and humanity:
najoS'G Gen. RosEcaAss.
, 1863-08-10

r TIE Indianapolis Journal has turned
uo the recorded vote in the United States
Senate, on the motion Of Scnntor Trunbull,
Of Illinois, to strike out the three hundred
dollar clause. It appears from the vote that
Mr.. Turpic, thu Democratic Senator from In
dsana, vo:ed TO retain the clause, while Hen.
y S. Lauc, Republican, voted to strike it ont.
With what consistency can the Copperhcads
Of Indiana find fan}t with that exemption
clause, and get indorse The very man who
voted for It; or with what honesty complain
Of its unjust and partial operation, while
abusing without stint tbs Senator who voted
for its expnTgation?
, 1863-08-10
= H. L. MINER.
l5117-h;33s-td Rece.7e- Of Danny 2aak.

BROWNS CULTIVATOR OR
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and has been M beyond the caoaclt53 Of tho nan
p,ss!s:s:' s aiaR2s}! a.,rox .. k.r,ses
Gssoa5Sa 81 a. o nne' e:2
te:3s BetEE nov provided with extersye .hops a11
Tin be rnpa!ed to aii a1 oIners. 'S'"' 1 49,.
Mechanics. AImsra and othsrs intere,ssd IN taH
enlarS iplsasnts ass,irE mors eatslsaar aies
nation a5a tessieaoniss upoa sdlTs:gS Saoatus - e
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, 1863-08-10
Fortffyiug MARYLAND Heights.


4 letter to the Boston .ourncl, from mem-
ber of the 18th Massachusetts, regiment, four
companies Of which arc stationed On Mary
land Heights, snyB:
Wc are busy In re1tting our qua.terts and
remounttng the heavy guns, most of which
heve been saved and viii soon be ready for
nse:, To-day hundred men were detached
to draw two Of the heaviest guns-one 80
po9nder Panott, weighing over 4, ,0o0 pounds,
and the other = FOUNDER smooth bore weigh
Ing nearly 6. 600 pounds-to the highest polnt
Of elevation, ]. 100 feet above the r3ycr. This
vas done by means Of a. long rope Furnished
s9r the purpose, MI the me-. taking hold Of it
aftsr the style Of an engine company.
Tie whole battalion are now expecting to
remain On the heights during the coming sea-
son, the government having resolved to hold.
the place, and to furnish larger force. more
guns and better. Over 0,o00 acres Of wood.
land on Maryland md Loudon Heights have
been cleared By the soldiers since The war
commenced, in addition to the ordinary du.'
ties Of military Lie.