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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

nA- The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society
will meet to-day Tuesday at 2 o'clock
p. M, at Mrs Kiser's, on Blondeau st.,
between Third and Fourth.
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aA- The ferry beat. Gate City, was
laying on this side for repairs yesterday
forenoon, bat commenced her trips again
towards evening.
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MILITARY IssuBoRDINATIoN~-

MILITARY APPROXIMATION Our
country is now 10 the midst of a
great civil war which is deloging our land
with gore. We'sre lighting the greatest
battles ever fought on this continent for
the restoration OF our once glorious Union.
The eyes of, the whole world are fixed in
attention upon US. One, the largest por-
ton Of it, is gazing with conte,npt, jeal-
ousy and envy-the other portion With
hope. confidence aud affection. Every
where the black cloud of trouble and anx-
iety was seen hanging over .hi. nation,
save only in one bright spos which ~
the extensive clothing establishment Of
Aessrs. Venciil & Jones. where eiegascy.
beauty, style and fashion are display ed iu
the highest degree. Especially do they
invite attention t. their large STOCK Of
piece goods and gents furnishing goods,
&c; for suit made to order, give them a
call. They also have a large stock Of
ready made clothing. which they will cell
at lowest cash prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

sDr The regular communication of
Eagle Lodge, No. la, F. A. NJ, to night.
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CoRs.-There was a number of loads
of corn on our streets yesterday and it
was selling for 6o@65c per bushel.
TIE farmers are fast hauling in. All
the roads are in good condition.
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sHrRIrr's SALEor REAL EsrarE@I

HHERIrF's SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-@sThe
new brick building and lot on Johnson
street, in which Is the Young ..merica
Billiard Halt. will be sold under deed of
foreclosure, on Tuesday, November cath,
at 2 O'clock.
Buyers will do we'll to examine this
property. 1t is substantial, we'll built
house, and rents at s460 per annum.
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HAt a meeting held at the Coo per
Institute, New York, last week, for The
purpose of taking steps for the benefit Of
the freed negroes in Gen. Grants De-
partment, one # the chief speakers was
Gen. Dan. Z. Sickles. In the course Of
his remarks he said:
The destination of millions who will be
elevated to freedom BY the proclamation
is one of the greatest questions of the
time. 1t is delusion 10 suppose that
the decree will ever be revoked. ZAP
plause ! Iamone Of those perhaps, who,
if had been consulted, would have hes
itated to advise the measure. but | am
one Of those who, it having been done,
will maintain it, Applause Thous.
ands and thousands of the emancipated
have gone into the army as soldiers. In
this respect | feel a peculiar interest in
them, and in kindred they have won the
respect of the army by their courage and
devotion. 1t cannot be long before 9
hundred thousand African soldiers viii
be in arms for the Union. While th,
war lasts think there cannot be too many
of them in arms Appla ause. And they
and their kindred, those who are depen
d~nt on them, are entitled to the same
bsnevoiest regard that our soldiers Of tb.
Union have received from the people,
Applause 1.-THE war is for emaucipa
tlon, as many assert, then surely it j
right that the enfranchisej race shoul,
share the sccriices of the struggle. If
is not tor emancio .ti6n-if IL is for TN
restoration OF the Unisn as it was-thel
surely We must alt sdlnise the unsslfi q
heroism which prompts men to give tbei
lives in a struggle to which they ar
strangers. Applause.
/ 9Ye1lyy the world doesmevs | fIE 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

- A late item ia our Southern files.
entitled "nunlfcent donation,n tells .,
that "Msyor Macbeth, Of Charleston, had
donated % the Atlanta Refief Associatieh
the sam of 6vs thOusaad dollar, )" whish.
With gold q six hundred. per cent pts. y !.
nisan, means that Mayor sAssbssh hashe.
|taellr densteds ahsuk sevaR dplI&m asdrs
half = the. Atlan.a Relief ,Assosiaipn.
Sash 0seifssoss - = cheap comm0d1sx1
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KEoKUK LITERARY INsTITUTR-This
Society meets at the Court House this
evening. The Society will discuss the
question whether a nation improves more
intellectually in time Of peace than war;
and as some of our most prominent citi-
zens will take part in the debate, We ap-
prehend it will be an interesting dis
cussion.
Several young gentlemen of this place,
who are members Of the Society, will
take part.
The Society also have a paper which
will be read. We are also authorized K
invite the ladies to join the Society, as il
passed resolution at the last meeting t
that effect. We can say, in regard to this
that we are glad TO see move in thi
direction, and would advise the, youns
ladies and gentlemen to go ahead, apy
keep up Society of this kind, and oul
word for it, they will not regret II.
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rs, FURs. -Messrs. Jonas &
4Fuas, Fu. Main .,-sss ,.s.IasK Z ;,h,o,n,,, ..
W. -, the highest cash prices
ss',,.'a.. s,u ' - s... $50 for hides. vol
and rags. This is : brnsc. = Z. 'q
esssblishAAnt xe QssoGy, ,yIllS ss'ch hss :
wide reputation throughout The s'
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CHICAGO TIMR.-All trains on the
Ksoknk, Fl Des Moines and Minnesota
r. r. are now run by Chicago time, which
is fifteen minutes faster than osfoify tins
Passengers aud shippers on this road will
please bear this in mind.
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Recrutts WanseA fer ,he rnsrA Rn-,
Cavalry.

Aecruiss WaneeA fer the Third Iowa
Cavalry.
Adjutant Glenn Lowe, Of the Third
Iowa CsvsaIg, ,havisg received, - ,Aerity
to recruit Tor his regiment, has opened an
oficein p. II. Hu.nss' Office, on Third
street, where he win be fourd rexdys Z
enlist men under the recent orders, offer
q tbe large bounties of $500 for. nss
IL. its, and ef02 for 'vstefxn volun
recta IT,,
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TO All Who Use a Pen.
a GOOD GOLD PEN

Is always ready and reliable. ant. il adapted :,
the hand, makes writing pleasure, MT . ;a.k
me beginner makes norr rapid progress with
uoid Fen than with any other, hecause tbs
anne pressure always produces the same result
aud the proficient is better . isfied with hjs h.
Dor, t,ecanse 81 the uniformity Of his writing
and the ease by which il is produced.
IN MAKING NsW PEMs
the subscriber uses No solder Tho gold a. ibe
Poirt ID hfought 10 st,te of fusion, when the
point sinks iuto it, aud the two b. come q a..
metal, entirely imIesvihus 10 the action Of In
acids - inks. This can be done il msline NJ,
pcas; because the so.d j. more ,.:..:: three dr.
. q Il y after :...e len j. so'lsdss IL prop
q 'ninncs" ~ the finished state. 500
WHEN FANS Aag nEnoiHrED
. solder must be used which will melt soonss
than tue gold q which the pen b aade. Other.
vice the points will cu'l into gObulas form
~ 10 pieces the tcspef il taken Out Of The NIB
,he elasticity Destroyed, and the pan suhiecsod .
the susc prooers a. c0sreian. On ihese sccounts.
and knowing tom lung experience Ihai reooint.
III pens ian rarely give satisfaci ~, he suhooih.
er must positively Rrtusc 10 ReMint Gold Pans
RETURN TEE PIN cJ8 :
within ten dns Otter its reception. il stasaned
~ NORTON aud not adopted Ia your had. -.
hng IN what respect il nigh, be improved. as h
viii be the best guide in ,s,y% thai IL
state a, what angle yon hold the pr, ~, the n.
,e., and neither squareiy az lean nv sO the piSh,
" i1i. These poin,s. briefly asuI s;s .rlv sesse Ell
"i!i greatly assi:s Ia nsnkug Q seiecti.n "a vom
ANY "ns sending = sinsIr iestsr post s,smD
w'li receive circslss with (sc-s tmsIs saeYsv.
rss 81 ali he sixss end plicss. y, on -
-. Address, A. NORTON, n
i4s 5as3 Is Maiden Lana. New York
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Tn. EAeLs AND THE MAcPrE.-
King Eagle and dame Maggie met
one day in meadow. The Maybe
felt rather uncomfortable. but the
Eagle was very gracious, and said,
TAKE q seat and lei mo hear the
news" Away chatted the magpie,
first upon one thing then upon On.
other. She offered TO 60 from court
to court, and observe what passed,
and report all 10 his majesty. Her
offer was displeasing to the noble
Eagie.who Indignantly replisd. Re
main in your own low place. chat
tersr;I will have no taIs.bearer about
my person. TelI-taIes please no-oue.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Beneveless Institahoa estshlish.u by .,.e.a
Endowment for the relief Of the Sick am
Distressed. afflicted with viruleni ami Es.deu
/ nc Diseasss. and especially for tA~ cure VI D.
seases ofthc Sexual Organs.
EDlCAk ADVICE given gratis, BY the
N1 Achng Scegeon, 70 oil who apply By letter
viii description CT their condition, tagr. nsru
patton. habits Of life, &C., aud in eases o, ~x.
irene poverty, Nsdic.hss iSr"isls tree u Charge
Valuable reports OF Sperm # ,rrh1a. and 9th.
r. diseases OF the Sexual Organs. aud IN ,be
New Remedies employed IN the Dispensary, -.uI
70 the afflicted in sealed letter envel,ps-. Te. Of
chs'st. Two or thres stamps for p".tage wall
he acceptable. = ~ :
Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Ac
Ding Surgeon. Howard Ass.,ciati,s. NJ. 3 south
,inth street, Philadelphia Pa. Nv ord. IL ,,,s
d'rectoEs. EZRA d. HEARTWEI.l.. prs.',.
~ GEO. AlkCHILD Secretary
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WHAT THE ROBIN SAID.-"DOn't
lag, Johnny" said the little boys
mother, "but 60 strait to school"
"Yes, mother. l WILL said Johnny,
and off he trudged. When he pass
ed Mr.. Wheeler's barn, robin red
breast flew out of the woods.perch-
ed on the nearest bough and began
TO sing,just as if he were singing to
Johnny, and nobody else. Was it
singing. Stop, Johnny,siop.' or Go,
Johnny. gor The little boy loved
birds, and red-breast was so near.
at is singing Co. or, STAY just
according to my think said john
ny; 4 think j: says. Co and I shall
CO. So Johnny. jim spite Of ali the
pleasant things which tempt . little
boy to lag behing school time on a
sweet summer morning, went 10
school, and was in his seat when
the mistress rang the bell. Johnny
is right. A great many things have
meaning to Us. according as we
think. To the little boy who said
il was too pleasant to 60 to school.
and SO played truant, red-breast's
note would have been Stay, stay
'Stop.stop;' for he did not love his
books, and wanted an excuse for
neglecting them. All along the way,
children. there are pleasant voices,
which will lead you astray, or for
ward YOU in the path of duty, ac-
cording to the chord they find in
you. The keynote is in your own
bosom. Pitch it right, pitch it for
the right. and then your life will be |
a pleasant tune, sweet 10 your faith
er and mother, sweeter TO your Sa-
viOr.
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JOHN ". DAY.
C0SyEYlHCBR. COLLECTOR. AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

OyvIcf in the Independent baildins, Sosth
side Of Jefferson street. East Of Public Square.
Taxes paid for non-residsnts, and receipts re.
mittsd. Business entrusted to his care will 70
seivs 3Tomp, attention.
trAuenticn will not be given 70 lsttsrs Of N.
qsiry uot accompanied by Postage Stamp.
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I0n 0OO MALE OF FEMALE AGENTS
OUU.UUV To SELL LLOIDS NEW
STkEL PLATE COUNTY COi.ORED
n A n =

GOn OOO MALE OF FEMALE AGENTS
OOO:UUV To SILL LLOlDS NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COiORED
Map of tho United States,
Canadas. and New Brunswick.
From recently survey &C completed Aug. 10, 1862;
Gust 10 NO To engrave IL and one years time
SupsliM 10 any SO mnp ever made by Cotton
% Mitchell. and sells Al the low price Of 50 eta
$4,000 names are engraved IN this map.
!, is no, only Cosn,v Map. bu, i, 10 also
County and Railroad Map
Of the U s. aud Cansdss combined in ono, giving
Every railroad Station
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or ~an Three to Five
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cannot be sold and refund the money.
Send TOR One Dollars worth to Try.
Printed Instructions how 10 canvass well, fur
nisl,ed TO oil our agents.
WAITED W hoiesale Agents for our Maps in
every State, Calif0rnia. Canada, England France
and Cuba A fortune may he made with few
hundred dollars capital. Ne GampstitSos.
a. Ut LLOYD, No, 8. Broadway. NY.
Tho War Departments uses our Nsp Of Wiz
GINA. Maryland and fennsyivanis, cost &lOo,.
900, On which u marked Antesam Crsst ,SS::.asps.
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Lloyd's Typographical Map OF
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ILLINOIS, 10 the only aushosity for Gen. BueII
And the War Department Noaey rsfunded 10
any one hnding an error in it. PRIcR So ceots
From The Tribune. Aue. 4 III = II
"LLOfDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY.
LAND and PENNSYLVANIA Thh Man /,
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Dinner was all over, the dishes
washed, aud put away in the cup
board. Then the fairies started of
to their work, and ,on the way, sang
the most beautiful song that ever
heard. 1t was not 30 loud as the
birds sing,but then it was far sweet
er music. Emma and Franz did not
follow them TO their labor, but were
anxious,by this time,t return home.
As they arose, the fairies saw them,
and they all ran away. They did
not know that there had been any
spectators al their business, duties,
and dinner, and play. Suddenly, a
storm arose, and Franz declared it
would catch them before they could
get home. The lightning flashed SO
much that they were very much
frightened, and from the bottom OF
their hearts did they regret that they
had left the garden. The storm
came on violently, and almost an
hour passed by before they reached
home. They were wet through and
stood at the door trembling with
cold. Their mother all pale from
anxiety met them. She did not re-
prove them when she saw their i'll
condition, but, lest they should be
sick, directed them to 60 to bed at
once.
"That same night, Franz became
very sick, and a long, severe fever
came on,in consequence of the cold
he had caught from being wet. Ma
ny weeks he had to lie in his bed,
and often he was heard 10 say: oh!
if | were only well again! it is so
tedious to lie in a sick-bed. do
wish | could 60 out and do some
little work, for as often as ] think Of
the labors of the little fairies, and
that they were not compelled 10 do
it'll must think there is real pleasure
in activity and toll. Now ! can lie
here and sleep the whole day,but !
don't enjoy it in the least, and just
as soon as ! am well again. will be
as industrious and happy as the Fair
les of the Rye-Field.'
Emma had told her mother all
that had happened to Franz and her.
self, and promised to take the fair
les for an example Of industry and
contentment. From that day forth,
she could sit quietly and attend to
whatever duties her mother assign
ed her; and never had she been so
happy in all her former life.
When Franz had recovered and
went out into the garden for the
first time, he found the peas had
been bearing,and he sorrowfully re-
Aected that they had been cared for
by other hands than his. After.
wards he labored every day in the
garden, and took the greatest pleas
ure in training the vines, Identifying
the fiower-beds, and keeping the
walks free from grass. In the ev-
ening he would sit, company with
his mother and Emma, and read
aloud to them, instead of sleeping
on the sofa, as he used to do. No
body would have taken either him
or his sister for the same children
that were once so disconnected and
idle. 1t was a lovely scene to see
them at their work; and, would you
belive it. they never, forgot a word
Of the song the fairies sang after din.
ner, and often sang it themselves.
They lived to be Of great age. EN-.
ma became distinguished author.
ess, and Franz became an honored
senator.-From the German.
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The size. s-.. Ncs. 2. 8. 4. and 6.
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Pen. ID qnany. or NJ. Pes. 3 quality.
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THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER Ex.
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1hs .ist qaaii.y'' ere pointed with The very
best Iridosmin Points. carefully selected. and
none Of this Quality orr sold with the eighties,
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cen desect.
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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS

We say 70 an. buy trees Of . home.
Nursery. Trees raised in This soif .ck
climate are the oaly ones that win p.v
Tor setting oat: you who have borght
from the East know BY experience.
Our stock consists - faiIow,:
Apple trees from yearliags 10 bear.
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peach
Apricot. Neeiasine. Gnpes. Blsckb.ri~s !.
kaspbeVies. Goostberries. S.mvtw-,
ries. Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roses
Rhubarb. Asparagus. &c.
We will take Grain. Stock or Ian,
in exchange for Fruit Trees. s<od q,
q caiaIogae and price liss. Once and
depot between 9Th and 9th slrests On
Kansas Avenue. imssdiaicly north. Of
the CcEimeTcial House, Atchison, Kan.
sas W
October ~. 1861. oct26.13,f. 7s
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AT. As,BARGAIN!s

HE sndcr'igned on. ~ feI ne, e ;vsry 'ev %
=, = ngures, Quarter section 1t Land. bs.us.il!.
~ situated ~ ons Of she otst pcssas,ss OF Karsas
gyoa settle uent surrounds q. and 10 .S'si., ID
roaos pass heG BY There j. ~. bet er splast
~ In State. JOiSN ~ DAY. ID, Sd
3-nao. ResI E.tsie A..
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A. MORTON

No. Is Maiden Lane, New York.
AnyJ one sending single letter pos, stamu
will Esceives circular with the engraving, above
1etesTsd
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The Best, Paper in the State
FAMILY CIRCLE,

including oil agss and occupations.
TERMS:
copy year, S2M
a. 70 ie. ,err, el3,sd
Six WsDihs hrlf these rates. In case of rlu,,.
he cash must b. pad invariably IL advs"s.
T" PR - "narqanin'e WIZ our psT~r. ws
will furnish ito lrisl iour months &c 81 cei.t-
in advance.
As.n inducemeaf TO pr 81 NJ 10 ssbscris~ "ow
y. OFF the Eliowi.g
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Foote's Patent yentilated Cars By D

Aud Foote's. passnt ventilated sleeping eass b
night.
Passengers from the West BY the Ohio 4 Mss
,ssippi R.R.. have the sdvantsge over those b,
BERTtIS. from Cincinssti,a ~ tefe arc no chan
ges Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Pittsburgh or Bellair
Two daily throah Express trains, Sundays Ex-
septed.) one train Sunday evening.
Ohio 4 Mississippi time TEN minuses faster
than ST. Louis time. The public are respectfully
cautioned against bile advertising other routes
aking quicker time.
Ask for tickets via OHIO Mississippi u. r.
For information, apply as the O1ies, No. .,
directly on the ccsner Of FonTth and Cnesnut Ses-,
nader raniar.' House, 81. Loui..
T. LOUGH,
az GeHl Tlekas ASsni.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29
Perfection OF MECHANISM
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER

DEING HuHfiNe AND ORIs FACE On La.
ID EYis on GEAfLEnASs AfcB CONsi ED.
with PATEA1 SELF WINDING lMPsOvSNHNf
The NAw.YoRK IllCs5RATs D \ 8wn th~ lead.
ing pictorial paper OF the United States in its IL.
sue Of Jan. 10th, 1863, on psge LAT, voluntarily
says: E.
I'VE have been shown Q mo-, psea.ing novel;
~, Of which the HCBBARD fAosr, If ,h:s city,
are thu sole Importers Il % eaiies, si,s .MAolc
TINE OBsxkvER.' and II a hunting aud oI~n ACE
watch conbiucd. This is Que VI the psr,t,ess,
met convenient. and tec,dcd.y she t->t an !
CHEAPEST iimeriece for general and r,lia J" Ne /.
ever offered I. &c w;;:.,n !; ar; conn. led B,
its machine!y, i;s own winding r,'schmeai, zen.
dering key entirely unnccessary. The ~sss-
Of the Watch are composed Of two me'li-. the
outer one being fac Is carat gold. !, has H..
improved ruby action lever movement, and 10
warranted an accurate ti,lcpece.'
Price, saperbly engraved, per Gaze Of = D ait
dozen. 10000. Sample Watches. "a nes, mo.
rocco boxes. for those prop SIN; ." tuy ~hoe
sale, e35, sent BY express. with j lay bic IN
delivery. Soldiers must RENT; psYnscn; ~ nd
vance, a. cannot collect from ii..e il the Ar.
my. Adde'S
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO,
SoLf iNPoRTERa.
South Cor. Nasrau L Join ST. New York.