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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
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81. lcete elm tten}o frftdsaef6 3eu9ntf
bln0A,li9 Ter OsGnnuno res 8ulfss ob.
oIa In 6olNsfn Ter Gntbufaemu6 fiji
Ntrso9 Trtsort9. Mu6tr an tiniaen 81.
fsnlIi9en @ebduten uno 8samtnpob,
runaen war nur lei sintm eIrafosn BGr'
9er rcn 1ebr bsfannhr rdnt(du OsGn'
nuna cine Gabne ous8sfedt. Dte ment.
osn psrfonen, tte ll& tet ec1 Ginfubrt
ceo S5ntee auf ben Gtrubsn asia!en,
morsa faR lauter Qeute 8erin0ien Stan'
rsa ; ouf Dem @arft ,intes 20, baupts
fidlih Ainoer uno Drauen. 3ein. lb0r.
tsin Ntr1cr bHnete G@. fetn 5ut, tstn
4ud u;afls, t.tne Gimme ltsb G9 b.
rem, taum sntbl5btsn einiae eas 9aupt.
Wur pom MiIitdr ouf 3umutbuno re
0rnrlI6 uno i'm Ratbbau(e Dom WaBts
Rrat nuteen p(fitsut 6o&6 ausQsbrodt.
Namen'liA lei Ger Ibfob,t. battm ou&
,s Ir'ailsn Nsuoie,iaeu G& surldbeSo'
Qsn, Il wv tuh{tibIi6 fein Men|d auf
fu S1..vt, I~aulIc(s @tt0f CAB eas g.
t I.
~: iiite. Gk tdnl{ds De(o'
tnn:, largo er gipr iur 8srbQ'un9
ttr ::,,l:a %"ultcmmenren Ds(ultonen
rit,s Yci>"ll>ea ouiRtfeut. Ole DE-.
(srieun-SdLetnia. 0clnstur- fommtn
mc{1:ne in S;upp ltsr ets feN augsfrcrs
re G,1n I*h rielelttn BON ben Buns
rsruury;n ;aruf1cmteien, crsr Aar, mts
60 hcirt, ouaatttsitrt lsten, wirp tsfimmI
W Atrere 0encmmen.
Mus Meno6bur0. Sic Ganen
MAIDEN fitne Dtiene, rte feds ~jenieft5 Ter
Girr osleesnen b%oIRsintiten E5rfer ju
,lAmn. Ge osplant wIrflid ten Nn'
lbtia, al5 (eQte rie(e6 fletne @sbtet Der
3lnter we1ren, an wel&em bic Bonnie
plaBt. Die Dduen ..babsn 8anonm oufs
0fp1anst momtt lie he @t(enbabn eomt'
Mirsn ; Don fauetl aug Nllona rsquirtrten
bEhusidNden YtontNen, pureen jenlettS
ets Wabnbof5 Gontuwnfe etridtt.
Bon Der f&leswt04 De-
Drcnst. Der iosenunnte- tdnt(de
@eb4e IA Elm itbr flblbarr Bemeis I'd.
ni(&u Srtee6berl&aft esworreu. Man
bat ra(slbR ndmli@ Die lofortiee 2ieferun9
Don 3 WiQtonen Yfunb Strob unb sic
GhQune Don 800 @assn NIT ie einem
Wanne unb 2 pfucen ads9e(drtsben.
DaSu rsisrpIren {l& bic Ddnsn I'M 9oraue
bas Nsdt, bic @assn, psl&e rae Strcb
mad @@hswi9 fobren, stniee Sobre te.
baltcn 3u bGrfen. @fe unBsbsuer ei.ls
2lf III, ldBt f1 erme6fn, tpenn man Be-
remit, oa6 Ge 0& lber IS ni&t Broes @l'
tfr psr,beflt 70 tab our4fanittlld }eees
Gut 8 @ueen ~ (slen Bate. GS mtro
Yon pornbersin fur eur&aus uum59li&
e,tldrt. isnen Grpu6unaen. BE einen Rutn
TER 8tubl9aften NOD l& atsben mureen.
nadsufommsn. Der Gdne aber bat In
tcn 5usuetbamern ME nod Re&t unb
9ioletsit ssftuat uno mu@t er 7& ieBt in
ben DiRrltten, bic tbm poraue fdtli9 bod
balb perloren eebsn, UNI 70 tpeniaer Cru
pei, ~ hebu1en was ~ uebmen Il, eanit1
BE Bunbeetruppen tabla rasa porfnpsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
Gurppdtfbe 4.
9ie Observation-Disclosures Trao,

Die Observation-Disclosures Traoe.
GoburQ, 13. San. Die Goburger
3situne meIrct teleerapbila aus @tsn :
Die 5auptbeRimmunesn tes G%tnun1dnos
mites smil&sn 0saret@ uno prsu5en fnb
%folesnrs: Bstoe baten 6@ fetsrlt&f per>
pRi9tet, Yubunosn ~ bleiben bio CUR
encIiden Q5(una bn ldlsswtB' bolfstui>
i&en Graae, Ge seben 9emetn(amtn S&rit'
tes am Bunbe. pie auberbulb, pormdrt6,
tlsiben fsR babd febeu, tob tbnen, mte
cem @unre, cine Ginmti&un9 In eM
(9lesmie > bolRetniI9en Sa&e nur auf
@runp per 9eretnbarun9sn BON 1851 u.
1852 e,Nattt (et. SoQte rtr Buno ben,
5nsoee Grtsori& bic Reatnuna lbertra'
gen une Der 5eraoe BunrssblIfs usrluns
0en, 70 msrten Se1rttd uup Yrfuben IN,
ier t.in.n umaduben folasn une b.. 9urs
oestompsiena nodorldltb teRrettcn.
6annoYer, 10. San. Gin 8'iea8s
MtniRntal. GrlaB outielst rie Bs,bin'
bung Ter ldlserte + toIfetrF@m @frsine
NIT Dem Granffurtn Genital. WueI&uGe
oesr NIT e,m btslsen Central COMMITTEE.
Grantfurt.1 Is. Son. Sn-e1 beus
tiesn 5ibuna bss 8unesetaaes rurre tsr
NnIrue OsRrstds unp preubens NIT II
peaen S Sttmmen perwc,fen. Bette
Wddte ertIdrten. nun 81. Belebuu9
9&leswtas felbR IN btt 6ane
n ebmsn auwollen
.@bnrbi1en unb Medlentura. ttren f.,
be8 cine 9tfmi1e bat. unt Die foloenetn z
Staatsn, BE iu(ommsn cine @ttmme bas
ben - ndmIt&: Qidttnnttn, @alted, ets,
betcen Reue, 9ippe. @boumturg unit eip'
pe>De,molb IT,. 6sGtn' 6cmture Rimu'
ten nit Ssfrt% uno @1fuben. r.
@ten, IS. San. Dfe offifeue ~8tss
ner 3ettune" erfIdrt, bob nod pn @sr'
,pftfufa tt6 Bfttt9- 4rtrugfs5
In Be,ug auf s&lssmie. tie bsiotn teuts
.l9sn @re6md&t nunmsbr tie Beaitbun'
asn Don Sdlsswte III Ddusmarf 'ausin|
reasln III wo0en. um Dsut(@lanb Yor'
4rtse ~ bsmabrsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
Wu8DcrfQuf.

W'lnfu a,sbrtsr 8unten ~, Na&rtdt. raj ID mein GrDs
ertt H,l6dft on bic 5rn. tenr. gruif urt Nrnrlb 5artattn
FART. u eir'n Hrsunten uut V5nurrn fir bot
MIR 1t. Der etfhsnit, 3utrdusn kanis-t. Elite ID bnnelts ouf
meme RidfOIusr ut,rt, oatu ~ woatr, wsl&s bas @eitdftam
glote frrt'utr IN rtrt,r.
Laueuppr:, ben !. Uebrucr 1864.
Nu9. @arntbolb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
@cptt county rcpMblitaniibe Gons
Ucution.

Scptt County rcpnblttani1be SoIts
Die RepubNtanu BON Stoti County tperten
auf4sfpresrt, Tslsaatsn in tie County cnpen-
,,on ~ (snesr, rpelte i'm Gourtt4RB III Tapsn-
port am @ans,a9, rem ID. 1sbruar 1864 um |
ttr Mao mtt|aos atetbaItsn merbsn pirb, um
T,lteatsn nob b.r republitant{6sn @taateeon-
psntton lu Ess Wptn,s am %. 1str. 1864 sa
srrdbtsn.
Tie Rsprdlertat on IN tafrt auf BEN fdr
@cuv. @tone atata.tsnsn gotum. Tie per-
fttst.nn doprfbtps fnb bersdttat, an bic
County, Qoupsnitbh Ttle8at'n 1u ienten. pte
folai:
Iaptnpert 81 NQlatte I
Mnens @rcYt 2 Qttertp 3
Rlue GraG 3 &rdinatam 2
Trineetpn 4 Mtnfslb 5
6tdcrp @rort 3 Qlsona 2
Buffalo 3 9lsd(ant Bailey 5
De Reputlltan.r Der puf6tst.nen 9cmnfbire
fint srfudt, I'M Tonnsrstoa, ben II. Tebr. UNI
2 nbr Nad rntttaas an loren eer0tnn&en Der,
fammlunaspldeen ~ uifstrer. 81 ed benn, toR
Der Eomnfbip.@ strttdr anteren 6rt limb 3ett
btRtmmen fcute.
Davenport, 26. San. 1864.
Dan. 8. GborsV,
%rdf. t.s @tott 60. rspubl. Gluts.
6 g @'sndsn e,',
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
Batliss bra@tt foIgents Rtlc!u:iou

Nuf ets(e Intrdas 1T nod tdns Rtlolu.
ton ufolpt - tpte mir pnmutb.n, neil
man tie 9o9e bic gum %. aufi&teben
miu, wte berstt6 au@ beantroRt woresn.
Wte 5bape, ba6 Die Rsr!e fnnsn S.
ni9 bobn! Bts iuun lentSlatfDsn
u usbrud pt6 illenS
il man al(o |9on ettommsn. @te (dlau !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
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Incorporated juno I, 1871
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m -. ..A q Ml. GkoanAEnE. -!

wv wv
Incorporated juno, 1881
u m. unt 6. Mtsee, Gtasnitdmu
D., un,,,r4a, IN .tsfiftt aaaass, r rtts', sdisfs,.r l~t.,eish,n q. u
Wontas. 'ttn 2. espthr. III ~ 49,
Die HnaaIt t.a,tt aus dner RtaIftuIe ,suu 3 &Iad.u
unb diner 81. arst rfden Hrrm't'1unse'aul -
unrrridtse .stnfdubt ter NeaIfhule Enb : haeftt s&rtt.
,tsn. Rsdnen, ,ssutfas ,une snalt&e rpYa&s' Geographic,
@tf&t61t. Waturntfhibfs, Ger m'trte ptoF' @tfane. Grid
ntu. tnfa&s Bud fatrune, p.ibii&. s. nedrbsnn. ~spnnaat-
f&t usbunesn.
Bteinaunatn, mcnatli6
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81. klaHs-. -.--t o.
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gsl5nisune j.. 100.
- Nit sstssus tatss tt, 9ssllnes ID felba III eStiiiass
Book Keeping uni penmanshsp ftbtn nutr pr tt.
f0ntuen gOutrrn' vcr Serru VrOfeaOr 9 RIM ssm bitFseh
Commercial College.
eunuaatfae tatspra arm taaoIid pou As ubr Na&nltfaas.
Mrntoe uns 5unnuaus fir Wosden, 1israa0 uni 8rtitas
fir snabsu.
II h D cb lie
i'm Vcfale es Teutff >@muifanifhen Snnituta,
Edctcr Ntt hntut ~ cntnra6e.
WSdsrtIid 3 Wal. Won 7 bs 10 rbr at'nts
edula'ft 2. 90 m~rnatIit, In Norarftu ahluna.
etdIr tr ethsn aIuae TER daefdul. babsn 81. sbtnt.
fduIs fret.
(5lptta) W. Rtspt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
Grcttries, Aotipns etc.,

Nuf Ct'aes %.'ua nstmerb. en- pfetItn mir uaftr uopladu,
trtss ruD polfdnttlet Eager bon
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11

urt ut, rem MIR uns t.Areb.n. Aue BE uns NIT threr Runt.
float brebrtr, burh btltee prt'fe, quit gDlareu unb rteas t.
titnuna btfsns ~yufrtteeu ~ aeatn.
$. WuIf & 60.
Dattrrort,, y. februar 1864. 3fl QDiu2mw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11
MuS Te8 muinea.

COUP. Stpns bat folosnos atiuree o.
pelbe an Qlncoln aIs QnIwott auf rsHsn
Iebtss MufQ'tot a%s(onrt:
Dss Woinss, 2. 1tb. 1864.
On YrdGrent Qtucoln: Sd babe (osten
Sbre Tspe(&e peaen elmer 81 hung Don
500, 900 Mann nab ben 10, Md13 e.
baItsu. Sts loQen un(nr Guols obns
3tebuue boben.
We ore coming, Father Abraham,
with five hundred thousand more
Stons. @oup.
Q%cQislotur. Mr. Sotn(cn intrcruetrls
BALD nod Gr6fnuu8 rte(r SibunB fol
genie Rsiolutton:
Dt1hloNsn, tof MFR In un(srsm
srhsn mlrrtaen Sbnbaupt, Atrobam
Vtncoln, einenS taatemann unb potrioten
anufsnnsn,-sinsn. ru Il, @.iebsit be:
fist, Al ufennen, unr tie Gnraie, 3u
p%ruflbnn RE 0uontmprlidfsiten (ttnn
Stuun0. rob ale feline 6aneIunoen IN
(srs pirnn Nnnf,nnuna unb 8iuloun9
rstetsntn. uuo. pob mir o~'auben, ref (stne
Ulsrer wdblun9 tn WunIa Go WoIfss
IN.
Batliss bra@te foIgenes Relclu:ion
e4iAA
Ca Wbrabam Qineoln G& srw{eisn bat
ow Huesr te6 Staats olS tinsn Gderen
Qoot{en, wrlen Staal8mann, trsueu Yas
trtoten, al8 ben rshten Wann am udtsh
plae, curd lstn Qsbtn unb idnsn Cha.
raflfr rte Yroten t6&ftr Wtisbdt Atat,
ben uno 9Nsiot bat tab 0sretsnft unr
niGt @sbun uno HtdItum ben @sa Sur
9o!faIitbe babnt, unD oa Die 3ett asfom.
men IN. ta Der nIsatSlattos aus
prud bsS @oltsmtllene" Old
ae0ebsn psrtsn |o0te, Der In Ter Wterer.
Grmdtlnna QtneoIne &c. M. 10 lst
IS tsftloNsn ---
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-11

$. l. $. Balrm'n.
Datenbcrt.6. San. 1854. 1D'tu2U'p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

Waahiagsoo, Aug. 8.
4 letter from tbs Army of The Pe,o
ma dated Saturday eveniag ssys il Il
not gensally believed that the purpose =
the sasny on Friday was = blo. 40 ,
Tort 10 front Of the 9th corps, but that
Their intention vas to damage : mine
.hieh they supposed vas being dug i
noas q the 9th corps. Certain il i
there vas N explosion, vhatsver ma,
have bssa the object Of il The men
ware eossidsrably startled and every oss
rushed 70 his post, shen . npid Rrs CON-
nenced from our lines il The direction Of
the enemy, Who we're supposed 70 b sd-
vsneing. A soen - TIE smoke cleared
away The true stats Of affairs vas diseoy-
srsd, ard the firing ceased. Y.
A party of6fty deserters started 70 coma
into oar lines yesterday nesnisg q ~
sAily hour. Oar gunnerf, not knowing
their issentios, opeosd Ere on them, XIII.
ing and wouading . number. About 20
OF then arrived at headquarters o. Sa,.
arday forssooa. Some ofihem represent
sne O00Ie0sncy - being IN bod wsy
on account Of the state OF afEairs .t Al
ianta. and tell how the army vas fright.
sosd % the day when the nine vas
sprung. oil leaving their guns spd ruos
ming back some distasce, fearing osher
explosions vere going 70 occur along the
line, bat they sooo regaissd confidence,
and fell back into their fofnsf position ia
'i@e 70 meet the stack, which lhey ssy
- more than m hour and half After
the exploaioc. Thsss men say III. reason
Why the soldiers do not exchange psvs.
pspsrs is, that they are ordered not 70 do
90 oat TINS woald be Of no sfscs If they
cosId afford to buy them, the pficss being
Fifty cents a-piece. and they have not been
paid OF for = long time.
Very little firing took place on Satur-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09


To- ~ desposdisx sra ex.,t;n.
s1saa0aAiss, ss.0h, I've ess,t vsbd .e
shs ssasls! shsss i tss go ssply. 4
= - Ire, eas sssisssl Ase AaS dieap-
pssssds ths nssissal Aonos b eose: ard
noss Of tho 6ates Of the Americ ! Uni,n
are ssRessss powers Of smaller. potuIation
.ss. snse ne sities Of Losdon ssd Psris.--
!. tDe5e y 70 navy. 10 army, ~ oonmoo
~, = eol'setl!e glory. The work Of
: hundred yean i andens. y
When this phase i used nerelv in
desPoadssey b. those Who aiseosely yi.h
ths eatioaal honor 70 be msintaiped. the,
shosld b asked to fenlsmber What m.
prospects of the war we're one vear 400.
ssd vhst they ass nov. Gold ia higher
ost . . the spirit Of the people. The
army tihat drove Lee from 0estysbure nov
sarestens both his supplies aod escape
from bis own capital. Gold may 90 still
higher, bat 20 will the nationsi dstsruin-
:s'on, and there is 10 reason to spprehsnd
disaster ustil there is cry from the
sowed and breathing heart Of the Ameri-
can people, 1--WE can't subdue the rsb
10 J! When that cry is heard the rebel.
ny sabdae -, snd welcome, Tor there
..il Be nothing worth Sighting for
.HsFpers Weekly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

am sensitive about this charge. i do not
believe IL win afFect I single vote. / en-
concerned only becense Il 10 > III, ealcu-
lated % iniure my BUSINESS % carrier q
lstssrs for pay. We are doiak Z prsisy
fair business SOW, nd I vast eseD - ims
prove it, AZ il II not The inesr11k of asy
party to hurt our b1sinea. bss ~ eoa-
trary. W may possibly gst rsssastisssI
or II least ! cessation Of that sort of var.
fare, By satisfyisg ths sdisor that ~ has
been misleA. II not, l viii have ko'shink
Of some other mode Of s6setins j.. Bat
will Try the courss herein indicated BE-
fore thinking Of another. IS.
M Yours truly, 81.
n. BLAIR
Hon. A. WAKyMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

3sSsis Dsings - aaesrsssv1.
WashingsoD, Auss.
The Star says: (: From gsatlsnas Who
arrived here on Saturday from Hsgsrs-
town, who're he has been sojous.in4 fus
two vesks past We get soae intsreseiDe
particulars OF the dOings Of The rsbsls 10
that visiaity.
When the rebels took possssaios Of the
tovs, they proceeded 70 institute thor
ough search d the stores. A. the msr-
ehsas had not rsplenishec their stocks
since the lOfns sisit Of tAe sobsls, the
latter got bus little. With the exception Of
. small qsAstisy d shOes sad hsss. AT
the grocery stores they 6llsd their haver-
sacks With sugar and their easteens With
moiasses, aud at oes or two stores the,
suEssd ahs nolassss oss and lss it rna In
70 the street.
The tsaiss Of cass reported to have been
burnt By this party when they entered
hagsfstowu. were destroyed By oar troops
io order % prsseet thsir falling into the
heads Of the tsbel, ~ they conssihed
valuable cargo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
CONVENT OF THE VISITATION
~ KEDKCk IOWA

This Academy was founded in fhs year 1855 by the
Sisters u The Xsitacu since IL. ~ot
enjoyed rvpatafion geAe Insulation u the arss
ctas4 ns Arsssd 0a tbs hcghfs Of ksoka ak cvrrooA~
ing the Mississippi fosa which 10 h distant cuIy pen
ant nde OF seoat twenty minutss This together y IA
the faroad fActiues renders easy ali ssa-
ons OF the yeu The situation healthy pctrresqu~
80 fva tie heigAs iocstsa cssaa ~ a.s ssev
mt ealy q he dy, tpt sso of MiSnvad ard uku4s
The course of Instruction comprises the and
higher xngiish branches With of Globes pros~
and poefscai Compcson together with the Greek Latin
itAian, French aad German Languages; Vocal Music
WITH iessons On the Piano H.rp and Usitnr Drawing,
Painting In Water colors in OIL and ON Velvet Plain And
orn.saasi Sssdie work. Tapestry kmroiaery and Lace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

Al Quist - tAs Psssmae.
Philsdsiphia, Aug. 8.
The Bulletin has the follosisg:
Harrisburg, Aug. 8.
Col. Boyd Of ths 2lst Fs. cavalry took
possession Of Hagsrstoss yesserday.-
The last sssss Of The dnna has been
transferred from our border to rebeldou.
Laef.-Nevsressived this .. n ssstse
the rebels have reirsated homswards and
hare escaped the proportions Sor their
capture. Il 10 said under the new CON.
mander, rsbel threads into our State will
cease.
A dispAteh received .. headquarters
frcl. the military operator At Hagen
tova says al is qsist On The Psseoae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
A Faslase.

Our dispatches this morning state thai
the meeting 1t Hamilton IN Butler conn
ty. Ohio. for the purpose Of recommend
log the issuing Of . csil for sew Union
National Convention, failed in it, object.
The resolutions reported we're voted
down.
The movement originated At Middleton,
Ohio. The propositions to BE- considered
At the meeting uere the following:
/. That Abraham Lincoln and John
O. Fremont Be sevsrally respectfully in
vited to withdraw their names as candi-
dates for the Presidency.
g. To recommend to the people OF
other counties and States, who regard the
unity of the Republic and the supremacy
of the Constitution and laws as para
mount to al other political considsratio
to hold National Convention, 70 be COM
posed Of two delegates for each Congres.
sional district and four for each State At
large. in the city Of Buffalo. New York.
on Thursday, the. 2ad day Of September
next, to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President.
And these propositions were rejected
at the Mass Meeting at Hamilton.
The loyal people of Ohio. and of the
loyal States, cannot be coaxed or driven
from their devotion to the Government,
from their determination to put down the
rebellion. aud from 4 firm adherence to
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson.
the peoples candidates for the Presiden.
cy and Vice Presidency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
Grant Waits washiasts..

New York, August s.
The Henlds City Point correspondent
says Grant end portion Of his staff left
for Washington the day previous.
Tne Herald'a correspondents, Depart
ment OF the Susquchanna, says high "A.
thorities acquainted with the general mil
itary sitaatioa in that vicinity, believe .
heavy engagement will come of at o. near
Sharpsbnrg, Boonsboro. the old Aut;ssam
battle fsld. or perhaps further up towards
Gettysburg. The movements OF our own
aud tho snemy's forces indicate such :
result.
II Is supposed Longstrees wilIconmaad
the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
sabserfpsisns via DO received BY the
FIRST hATIoSlL klSK OF KEOAuk.
AND ALL REspEcTABLg BANKS AND BANKERs
throughout the country will doHbtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO sGBSCRIBERs
aHx6- -2ud&w
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OF KEOkUK. IOWA,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

Cincinnati, Aug. g.
The Union meeting held ct Hamilton,
Butler county. on Sa urday last, for the
purpose Of calling . National Couvestion,
TO Be held at Buffalo on the 22d q Sep
tember, to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President. failed to accom-
plish the object, the resolutions reported
being voted down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
All Quiet as Far - Heard
From. as
.aTT.aCK Oyr MOBILE
Latest from Sherman.


Rsbel 0iAs 8xplssisn-A Complste
New York, Aug. 8.
The Herald's 18th corps correspondent
says Of the mine sprung BY the rebels,
that our forces we're aware Of the inten-
.tion. 1t occurred in the afternoon Of the
9Th and w. inmediately succeeded BY
rapid and successive volleys Of msskesry
The smoke from the explosion had hardly
cleared away. when oar men answered
the rebel Ere and drowned the rebel yell
with their Wild cheers oi derision st The
failure Of their mining operations. ~
The ssemy in oil probability intended
to have blown up sap Ne had rua out
towards their lines and charge through The
opening. They had, however, sadly mig
taken their distance, and the explosion
took place Eve rods in sdvsucs Of ths
head Of the sap. Not . particle Of Ae.
bfis was thrown into any portion Of our
lisss, and shsspshooters did not even
thiak it necessary TO abandoa the sap
The explosion could bear no comparison
in magnitude 70 that Of Con. Burnsids' .
mine.
Il vas Immediately perceived thsir
mine was failure. and they were sasis-
6ed With rising behind their works and
pouring in musketry Gre. The rebels
developed no new batteries, and fred With
far moro sccarscy than they have hisher-
to been accustomed 10 do.
Our loss vac bat trifing, hardly more
than would have been sustsined through
ordinary picket 6risg. That Of The enc.
my must have been moro severe, - they
exposed themselves 6nng the 6rst volley,
aud we're 10 full range Of our batteries.
greatly superior ia numbers 70 thsirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

New York. Aug. 8.

New York. Aug. 8.
A supply steamer from of Mobile re-
ports the Manhattan with full steam close
10 under Sand IslaDd ready TO meet the
rebel rsn Tsansasse, q assAes two and
half miles distant, With three other iron
and cotton clads. There il . na~ber OF
our vessels of the harbor With heavy ar,
maments. The officers and crews are
ready and anxious 70 force an entrance 10.
to the bay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

- We prepared ! synopsis Of the ex
animation Of Green B. Smith, Secretary
tho "Order of Anstian Knights''at 81.
Louis, whish makss fall expose Of thu
trsaaonable spirit aud designs Of that or
ganisasion.s We hsdn't space fos Il, IN
this issue. It will appssr so.noerow. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

!. .L-at ynrss Yes1, A.gPY T.
The follosisg = : III q Usies dGsssu
sxshasged st ChArlestoa, and vhD nd
essa taksa there ee'bs phssd 1sle on
IRE: -. IS ss1ss - .s.''s . 80. e
Bsie 0ess. esymons, Wellals Asan.
msa, 6Aalas, kobissos - Hiokrlss;
Cob. +. g. Grover, r. Haskia, r. Has.
Eison, ]. Sssman snd G. 0r1aeer: Majs.
Lss B. White, II. c. Boliassr n. s
Brown, 3. 8. Dane and e. Tardeli; Lisst.
Coils. +. 8. Hay, N B. Hunter. Pm.
Higgiabostow, q. Jmlis. ". g. McNalis,
.. tWslAs, ". @. Msz~sil, !. ID. Nsy-
hew, g. +. Rogers, j. H. Bsrnham, w.
W. SsewAft, Pm. Swift and A. w. Tay-
l0r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

Fasthss PciIs, Aus. 1. b
s The steamer HihsrniAn from Liver
pool. 9Sth. Losdosdsrry 49th, passed
hsrs for Qusbse. q
II y fepostsds nine nontbs' armistice
bad bsss agrssd upon.
The House Of Lords has decided Nrs.
Yelverston has failed o estAblish IL w.
iidity Of her marriage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

- ''Aothsr. can't l have m,
dsguerreotype taksnf' "No. / guess i
lsaa't worth WHILE @Well. then. 70,
might lcs me have 4 tooth nailed:
never 60 anywhere"