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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09
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GALE OF VALUABLE WATER
- POWER, COTTON MILLS AND MACHINERY
BELONGING TO THE CORDS COMPANY.-Wil he
soli at rubc auction, at roon, on THURSDAY, bee
10 1853, on the prem ses in Nbnry, Mass
FIRST lot -Ah0ut 20 acres of Land including water
power, dam canal prnt cloth mill, with 10 looms and
drilling mill, with 40 looms, and all the machinery and
implements in said mills: also, cotton house. waste
house machine shop, with tools aud implements tcerein
blacksmith shop paint shop, carpenters shop agents
house tenement houses, and other buildings on the
premises
SECOND LoT-lS ceres of wood land, more or less
about miles from the mill Afterwards about 20 cords
OF seasoned wood, and two horses, carts wagons, hsr
sleds slerhs, rohos farming tools lumber cast
ines and furnishings, steam pDing, tools, &c, DC
rhe purchaser of the first lot must pay the auction
$4,000 in cash, satisfactory bank check
the premises struck of; ANA the purchaser the
second lot must pay $500 likewise Tie other articles
will 5e SOLD for cash delivery. Further terms and
conditions made known at time and place of sale.
For Information and particulars, apply to JOHN Z.
BACON, Agent, on the premises
Millbury, Dec 4, 1858. dtl0th d5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09
S p CIALTIE S !

Velvet and Silk Bows and Cuffs, trimmed with leather.
Ladies Leather Belts, with Watch Baskets.
Some entire New Styles in Lace Sleeves
One Thousand Dozen Ladies', Gents ard Bows Plain
Linen and Col0red BOrdered landkerchies, which we
offer at great sacrifice from the cost of importation.
5o Dozen Fine HemBtichcd HaDdke fcheis at 374 cts
well worth 80 cts.
Also Novelties in Fine Embroidered Hand and
French Linen Cambria Handkerchief
We call the special attention of the Ladies' to our
White Goods and Embroidery Department. 1t embraces
every variety In Collars, sets Bands, Worked Edgings
and lnsertinPs. Infants Waists and Robes Thread and
Valeneennes Laces and lnserngs, Nansooks JacOnnet
and Swiss Muslns Striped and Crossbard Musns, Dim
Plain and Embroidered Web LScos for Sleeves and
Spencers.
We keep at all times full assortment Of all the best
makes of French COrsets, warranted to At well
full stock Of Mourning Goods, in Crane and Grena-
drn Collars and Sets, Mourning Handk eTchiefs veis
and Gloves
Just received, 500 doz Of our Celebrated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09
West Boylston, Nov 90 1868 dts
tBy E. &. LAMSoN & SOM
RLOOD SIOCK AND EARMlNG

RLOOD STOCK AND FARMING
~ TOOLS AT AUCTION.-Win be sold at Public
Auci ion, in the south part of Shrewsbury, TUES
DAY Dec, Is 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. M, on the place
known as the Isaac Harrington Farm and occupied
by Levi Richardson. one woke Durham Oxen, I years
old, well orOke full bloOded Ayrshire Cow, years
old next spring; one full blooded Devon Cow, years
old; native breed Cow years old; do years
old; one Ok Wagon, OK Cart, Horse Wagon,
and lot of Farming Tools.
Conditions at sale. JAMES PURINTON.
Z. b. HANSON, Auctioneer
Shrewsbury, Nov. 80, 1853. dts d8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.

Our readers will find in this number oil
our paper, q notice Of meeting to be
held at the court house this evening, By
the friends, patrons and al others inter
essed in the continuance aud support Of
the Classical School heretofore conducted
by MIR. w. w. Jameson.
This school has been in successful op.
Grafton In this city over Eve years, under
the aaapices and instruction of Mr.. Jam
isson, and cannot b. regarded any longsr
as an sxpsrinsnt, bst IN established in
stitution, Indispensable to the wants aod
necsaities Of our youth, ~ we'll ~ the
esnssal interest Of the city.
The supervisors OF the county have
notified Ar.Jsmisson that he can no long
or hsve the occupation of the court house
for the use of his school. The object OF
the nesiing referred to, il 70 consult to-
gsthsr, and procure ii possible soms per-
msDsnt building or place where this
school can b. kept and carried on. We
bespeak the attention Of the public to this
meeting ~ matter Of real importance.
and sincerely hope there may be . good
attendance at the same, to the end that
30 good school may not fail for the want
Of building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
DIED.

tnls ehy, on tho ncrnns Of ths Tfh inst :, SARAH
"a nLA dauGntsr Of Joseph W. and Hsuis stinu.
''A ssss syssrs, usnsh, and 10 days. :.
vn Ihsrsdax ssh cf Asgsst, lses, Il Ne rsstaeoee
S =. nn soa on seufta street. between Main and Blon
bAkCLAf. IN the ssvsnttssA s.v Of NJ -.
HIS funsrAi will take piace at II oseiock n tat.v
Frissds 81 she Fanily are iavissd 70 sstsn6
The dscssssd Who vas th fashsr our yc unx frs.a
Alexander barclay, sfths BsoknG House es Andsrsen
ana safsisy,vss born on The 10Th OF May, l7ss, In
Dunblsds Absrdssnshirs, ecotlsnd. He came 10 our
si In 1850 and united With tAs New sehsoi Presby-
ssrisn ohuxeh. He subssquestly nevsd to Illinois.
ana became prasaineat ard isausntaa aenbsr ef,s.
Church II oskwood, In uhess senr
= mnoion nd tAs exercise Of chnstian hsps Of
oesseo Immortality hs died lssviss bshind the record
o. good man, Who wrenssd no one, ana hsd The re-
P0'auen ofss hpu sst mss, TIE noblsss work u Ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

state Fair sr Agricultural Ssetety.
The lOth Annual sxhibision u the
Iowa 6ssts Agricultural Society. viii b
held q Dabsqus. commencing Tuesday,
September 18th. and continue four days.
Premiams exceed $1,000. The sustor.
sry fssilisiss for reaching the Fair, are
Afforded BY rail and steamboat lines. -
Copies Of Premium List, or any inforna-
ton concerning the Fair. may be obtainsd
by addressing the Secretary, At FsirSeld.
lw. N. SHA rrxR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

An AccTDESr.-On Thursday after,
noon, a. the train was leaving Hamilton
an Irishmsn, who WAS slightly intoxica
ted. undertook to &c, ON the cars after
they had got under motion, and missing
the step he fell upon the track and had ont
OF his feet rather roughly amputatsd by ths
wheels. A surgeon was called immedi
ately, and We learn that he has since
died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

The Athens county (Ohio) True
Democrat has hauled down tho name d
Vailandighsm from its columns. II rays
1t is in possession Of nndispuhble proof,
which it..cannot properly make public use
of, that Vallandighsm els rebel as heart,
and would now be in the council chamber
or army Of the Southern Confsdsracy, but
he can Be more serviceabls TO that
cause by rsmsining in shs North. We
would rather msls oar typs for ballsh and
our press into cannon balls to fsss at the
rsbs4 thsn to uss them 70 promote bis
,slectioa.'s a 's~'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
NOTICE.

70 Johu Monroe aad C4lms Z. Monroe; Rsbsv,
French snd Sarah rreesAs G C Stevens, b P Mss-
saeagcr, Josi iah Hainss. John stryker w l. wood
Geo ~ McCr Ary, executor Of Ed Boynton, deceased;
Ciagsu. FaysUe Radd. Wright, Cles-
horn Gu; Reed, Cutler Col Geo Anderson L
Col David wellihsu, Dsvid Barber, Geo Parker,
Epenexer Robertson, Hiram Barney
You hereby noeidsd that on bers th% Goth day
the Clerk ofthe District Court county Iowa at
keoknk, the vsrinsd pe ettion Of n. Reynolds and
kicha rdsons claiming Of the said Joha .. Moo roe
%, e62 So TOO, With per cent per annum Interest
thereon from July 18th. loe5 and sf III the
tho hreclosurs Of Mortgage lands In Lsc county
lows gven 70 secure the sArs; aGd aiso that the title
quieted aud sttablisAsd, and Tor general relief
: Nos therefors, uqless you appear and make de-
fence thereto 90 or before noon OF the second
day OF the next OF ssid District Court 20 COM
msnce on the nra Monday OF September, 1853 juds
ment will be rendered againat You - prayed for IL
said petition.
ROBERT H GILLMJRK,
Aug6-d<w Attorney for YiAinti0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

PRovrDENrrAL.-In the late ARRAY at
South English, il is stated that some
hundred Shots wsrs exchanged between
the parties. and yet not one solitary Un-
ion man received so much ~ . wound or
. scratch. u @
Not only Was the banner ofthe free over
them, but the Lord Almighty vas their
shield and bucklsr.
Let treason and treason's synpatAissn
taks uazniAg. So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

POLICE CouRS.-Patrick FriSxle waa
arrested and brought before the Records,
yesterday, for shooting his wife with Z
shot gus. From the testimony it ap.
psars that they had been having some
d'bculty. when he picked up his gun and
fred. She was struck by several shots,
but moi seriously hurt. He VA dischsrg-
cd on the ground Of insanity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
THE CITY.
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the citizens
OF ksokuk, in the Court Room. on 5th
street. this, Saturday evening. Aug. 9Th,
at o'clock, for the purpose Of conaalt-
ing in regard 70 procuring = suitable
building for the use Of the Ksokuk Class-
ical School
The patrons Of the school and frisnds
Of education throughout the city are res.
psctfally invited TO be present.
~ w. w. JAMESON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

~ s*t4s.-@s@ #ats <Or - Daliy 0ats City.
BIRAIHGzAH, Iowa, Aug. s, '63.
Mr.. j. B. Ho,oeu:
l have the honor 10 report that the
company organized here. and mustered
In . few days ago, comprising eighty
eight men. started to-day, to rendezvous
at Davsnpor. They are oonp.Dy A,
sth Iowa cavalry, and noble set of patti
ots they are. Agoodly number Of them
IRE quite young, but they have the stami-
M and pluck. The captain is Edgar
Picket, formerly captain Of company D.,
50th Illinois Vols, First Licutenant,
Frank Nc Cleland, and Second Lieutenant !.
James Moore.
The news came just as we arrived in
Fairfield. that the Copperhesds had en-.
trenched themselves near Sigourney,
Ksokuk county, some $500 or 1900
atrong. Gov. Kirkwood and Provost
Marshal, Hoxie. we're in town. and we're
ordering out home guards. Our boys
ware anxious to accompany them, but
could not obtain arms.
This is the fourth company organized
ut Birmingham. and our motto is hemp
md lead for traitors. South or North.
Respectfully Yours,
Cyw,yvN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
EI The New York World il down on

~ The New York World is down on
the Presidents Proclamation Of rvtaIia-
tion against the rebel Government for
the murder Of captured negroes. 1t holds
that the slaves of the South owe allegi.
snce to their masters and their govern.
ment, and that it is but fair to hang
or shoot them il they violate that allsgi-
ance. But the World, which ID doubtless
receiving q regular salary from jeff. Da.
vis. is unwilling to acknowledge that the
traitors of the South owe allegiance to the
Government of the United States. and
ought, upon higher principle Of justice,
to DO hung or shot for violating that al.
legiance and taking up arms against the
government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
Always GER rHr B.ar--E.,.o;.l,v

ALWAYS GET THE BEsr-E Especially in
getting Salsntus--as tho best costs but a
tr'fis for years supply, and the good
costs but tribe more than the poor
The bsst goss farther than the poor, and
Is much more healthy. We can rseon.
mend the Chemical Salsratus 10 b the
bost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

1Last evening despatch was re-
cisved from Milwaukee stating that our
fellow townsman, Geo. Foster, Who has
been travelling north for the past two
months for his health was dead. This
viii be sad blow to his many relativss
and friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

REMovAL.--The Keokuk Gas Light 4
Coke Go. have removed their ofioc TO the
new building on corner Of 5th street and
Ally, between Main and Blondsua s,rsets
4. X. BUELL., Secretary.
Ksokuk, July 3l--d2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,
To Holt. Holt. Wilson. asd w Holt.
You are hereby notified that the sheriff Of county
iswa, VIII sell ~ Public Aucstun Ihs highsSl bidder
for cash, at the front door Of the Clerks Of The
DissEc& Court Of Lee Countv Iowa. at Ksokuk ON the
s.h day Of September, 1851, between the hours q
O'Clock A. u. aud o'clock y NJ. cemme enctng at 9
oeiock, u said day, the following desch~d property
to-wii One DsnIss Pisner; Sash sticksr and Be -;
Tencntng machine and Belts; one Boring m macbne
aud Saw Table two saw Tables In basement OF Mir
two Trucxs and Appspdasrs, together with all bett
and rcpes bsongiugt 70 the above dsuieed property,
the same estng nnv sienased and nssd IL and about
the Drs Moinss Valley Planning MIL Ia Ksokuk lows,
s.d sale 70 lake paes radsr and b. virtue Of chas.e
N. Holt, J. .. Holt and h. wiises y W. Thonpson
and convcyias said property 70 secure tAs psyasnt
sis months froa sssd ste. Of the asNouut due on
pro.issory note tor esoo. datsd Oct 7th. 1857,
outsd ~ thsu IN The naae and sty 10 Of Holt, Bro
Co., to ths order Of p sAarts asa BY him spdorseA
:sa .sa e aA NJ, s..s .es sss
having failed, 70 psrfssn the condstsn u said Mort
gAse. WA. THOMPSON.
By J. l.. kIcu. his Attorney.
n. q. HsSess, Sheriff of Lss coanty, Iova.
nu96-d<W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

There Is TO Be . Union meeting Al,
Pennington, Van Buren county. on Sat.
urdsy afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Judge
Wright, Of keosAuqua, and Judge Lowe
Of our city. will Be present sad address
the pesple on the OCCASION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
LIVE + JESUS.
AGADENY OF THE VISITATION 1T. nA.v.


rTsHE Academy Of tho Visitation Al the oeruer a
Il Times aud 7th reets, W III com msace the Wntsv
session september Ia. 1888 The reputation Of thia
70 require an extendsd notice. TO its pssvious
fschties for bsstowinE solid and liberal ea1ios a.
is papfs, th-rs has been added several sAvansaees
anon 8 them vsry one and compiets Apparatus 6sr
INSTRUCTIONS ana experiments in PHILOSOPHY Chewietrv
and Astronomy; 70 the Llbary also souss additlscs
have been made, and II MIXERS oveyso0 vo,vne -
This Institution though conducted BY menbses of the
CAkhoe fuith, n Upen 70 these of other donumtnEs
permitted.
Board and Enslish Tuition, per ansun os20 90: IN
quarter o20OO,
Tuition in IL, and I'd Glass % ncludtps ~ ~, es
Tho apparetns, per ansam e%s co. per quarter els
Tuition the q StsAout ass OF apparatus ~. 90
Taisisa in .As .h Without Of apparatus. ~ 90
faion I'm he 5sA ~ Casses wisAsss as Of ssps
-n..,s. r..ss. e eay vs ~ Per qsas:sr % 20.
Exsra Charges.
Ter sac Of hs fossgn languages, per anaam, ~ 81
Drs svrss. per snAsa. ~ ., per sssrtse o @.
Fstntssg In WsGsr Cslsrs sad % Velvet psr aass~.
rS S g il ;5 fi.s: s e =, =, p.y s.,.,., =,
emoro.dsrs On siik, Velvet and Lacs, eia Co. pr
sssss. p, mas. IN e = = = Per s..,..r q. %.
ya..p' y,.a1' Mud. ,..cs, ~ g. g ,,.. s,s @:
Use Of Piano and Harp, per quarter sia oo per quarter
Guitar and y. use. s4s oo per qu.r.r e,s
ssd and Bsadias, par annsn, o0; psr quarter o O.
For further parsacassn piesss call At shs Inaistea.
auE3-dfm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

n Watsrnelons made their appear
sncs in our city yesterday. They are Of
very small size. owing to the drought.
and do not promise TO be very plenty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

1 The funeral sermon of the late
Jesse Ruddick will b. preached at the
Chatham Square N. u. Church, on Mon.
day, II IL o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Den.
nett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

- The Jennie Whippls il the morn
ing bossfor Davenport and Rock Island
and internediass points. Leaves For.
Madison on arrival OF the-rsYs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08
80rA son of Apak from Nilsson

~A son of Apak from Missouri
measuring ak feet eigh, inches, came into
our sanctum yesterday and subscribed for
the Gate City. He said he was IN uncondi.
tional Union man himself, and the people
generally in bis section were Of his way
Of thinking, and the people Of Iowa mus,
look we'll to their record or hs would
march regiment OF his naig ghbon ovs,
the line and clear out the traitors of The
State. He claims that Missouri il u .day
more loyal It heart than Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

~ The defeat Of the Copperheads 1t
the recent election in Kentucky not only
secures loyal Governor for that State,
but secures an Administration majority
In the next Congress beyond the possi-
bilisies Of future elections.
Let ~ have United North 10 sup.
port OF the Government and the border
States viii coon all wheel into line and
bring powerful pressure to bear in bring
ing about union of the North and South
under the old dag which already wave,
upon the soil Of every State in the I'm
49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

Last evening at the bsps6t Of Mrs
Cecile Rush, the Athsneum was throng
cd. and standing room was at premium
The play for the evening was the eslebn.
ted Fanchon, or Cricket, in which Mrs,
Rush exceeded the most sanguine expsc.
tations Of the audience present, and VA
most enthusiastically applaudsd. In fot.
oil who appeared in this beautiful play,
seemed TO act that what IL worth doing
st al is worth doing we'll. ;"
The Comedy, Loves Campsign, in
which Mrs. Rush appeared IS Catbsrine
Ornsdorf, wss poorly sustained, SONS u
the company not being entirely conYsr-
sant With their different parts.
This evening the truly interesting
Dnna Of Panehon viii b. produced asain
BY general desire, bsisg positively the
last evening Of the engagement Of the dis.
tingaishsd actress, Mrs. Cscils Rush.
To thoss who did not have the pleasure
Of witnessing the performance last even
ing, vs would say 60, BY Ill msans, asd
you viii b amply repaid. and those that
vsrs present will need no solicita :ion from
-. The performance 70 conclude with
the isughable Farce, kiss il the Dark.
Mass Moving ~ she Ladies ~ Ks-
Oknk.
All isdiss who havs any sympathy with,
and desire V relieve the sutferings Of our
ssck patriot soldiers nov in the field, are
requested TO meet at the Unitarian Church
on this Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
This meeting is called for the purpose of
consulting together - to the best plan Of
uniting our endeavers for supplying Of
the wants OF our sick soldiers. 1t In
hoped that some new arrangements will
Be made, and such officers elected to carry
on the work ~ will receive the cordial
and support Of q large majority
OF the ladies Of this city. There II great
need OF our utmost exsrtions 10 this geo.
erous and patriotic cause, and now is the
time to rally TO the work. Come togeth
er this once, and let the sentiment of the
be known
The undsrsigned committee has been
appointed to visit as many As possible in
each ward TO express more fully the OBJ
jecs Of this Mass Meeting:
Eira Ward.--Mrs. LsRoy, Mrs. J. N.
Bnlings, Mrs. Samuel r. Curtis and Mrs
.Serond Hard.-Mrs. John Rankin.
Mrs VIM. Cleghorn and Miss Ellen Mar.
lin,
Third Hard.-Mrs. s. C. Carter, Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Col. Bussey. Mrs. Kiser, Mrs. s. R. Wal.
ACE.
Fourth Ward.--Miss Lawrence. My.
Lieut.. Ball, Mrs. Creel and Miss Sey-
m0ur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

Wfag8hsD9a 81 tAe C0ppOrheaA C~n.
The Democratic Convention Of the 9Th
OF July adopted platform hostile to III q
war policy Of the Government, and nomi-
mated candidates to suit themselves. The
Convention also selected . State Central
COMMITTEES. of whom Byington, the most
intense Coppsrhead in the State, i. Chair
man. That Committee have issued sew
eral circulars to the puty, from enc Of
which We sxsrass the following paragraph,
declaring, in emphatic tsrms, and in m
ofhcial form. their hostility to the war !:
Resolved, That ~ means Of mitiea-
ting the abominabIs inequalities Of the
unconstitutional oonscripsion act, by which
DEMOCRATS are sought TO be FORCED
INTO AN ABOLITION WAR WHICH
THEY DETEST, it is recommended that
the ratification meetings 10 be hsld
throughout the State, on or about the
hrst Of August. do petition the county
authorities to appropriate efficiency Of
the public money to commute the militia
~ service, or in other words, psrcAase
the freedom (as the rich are provided to
DO for Themselves J Of each white mao
who may bo drafted in Iowa, and upon
whose labor = family nay be depssdsnt
for support. s
By sscsst circular to the faithful, tbs
COMMITTEES at the same time made Z levy
Of tan thousasd dollars On the party to
AID in securing the success Of thar ticket,
while their platform and the official an.
nouncement of their Committee denounces
the war in which % many gallant patri-
OTIS have fallen as san Abolition war
which Democrats detest."
On Thursday last this same Commit
tee, thus intensely Coppsrhead, met at
Burlington, and unanimonaly nominated
Gen. Tn,tle as their candidate for Gov
srnor. thus demonstrating their confidence
In the present or ultimate conversion of
lutte to the principles Of their faction,
their platform and their circular denun-
ciation of the war; or else showing that
they are willing to use the popularity of
= War Democrat to aid them in incrsas-
iag the vote to endorse their platform and
aid the notorious Coppsrheads---Dun-
combs and Mason--to carry . respscta-
hle vote in the loyal State of Iowa.
If Gen Tuttle is the honest patriot his
friends claim, he will spurn this attempt
Of the Mabony and Byington faction to
use him to bolster up their sinking cause
snd whitewash their grimy reputation.-
If, however, his loyal friends have un-
been mistaken in Gen. Tuttle,
and he should be willing to strike hands
with Mahony, Byington & Co., on plat
form of hostility to this "DETESTED
ABOLITION WAR; they will not have
his personal inducemsnt to follow and
support him upon disloyal platform in
connection with tho Infamous Copper
head leaders Who are rallying to his stand
ard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

EH Gen. Crocker is in command of
Lauman's Brigade. Col. Stone, our can
didste for Governor, 10 in command Of
Lswler's brigade, and led it in the ad-
vance on Jackson. under Sherman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

iosAcco. We learn from our ex.
change. tina. tobacco is being pretty es.
tsnsivsly raised throsghoas The western
part Of this State, aad ths. Il lool. -.,l
The long drought i vsry nu,A axaiu..
1t this season, still there win he . to,sr.hl,
tAir sEep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

SuspEsDsD.-We learn from the State
Register that Byington's mouthpiece, the
Press, At Iowa City, has been CLOSED by
the Sheriff on account OF debt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-08

@The spirit which animated the
fierce and bloody plotters and psrpetra-
tors Of the great Bartholomew massacre,
was manifest throughout the riot in New
1ork. Sill the massacre of St. BarthoI-
omew's day is celebrated wish rejoicngs
and triumph in the present age, and the
New Yorkmob has defenders and apollo
gists amongst those who would apologize
fsr the murder Of their own gIandfash-
ON If they conid thereby secure the votes
Of the nurdereu Tor their party.
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III Persons calling for any sfths foiiov,n, ,.,.
sefs nust say. "ADvERr1sss."