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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

BY telegraph Nsv Yeax Oct d
cotton-Shade frni.r at 20 for middilpg uplauts
Fiour-Sisse and Western 1oc higher wi,h fair de-
maod at 80 s a5 for Extra State. I5le 3 for Extr,
r II. O., and 10 5oDil TO for Trade BraDds CLOSING
firrner.
Whiskey-Firmer, State and Western T3zil So
Wheat-Ycry scarce, and 10 DC better % for Win
ter Red Western; choee Michigan ..
Rye-QRiet at 10 for Western.
Corn-Frmer and ie higher at 1 81 for Mixed eytern
oats-Frm a aoc for Western
CofFee-Qniet; Java al 45e.
Sug2r-Pirm at l61<92ac for Cuba
Molasses--Quiet New Orleans At ooDl Is, and bar.
baioes NJ SIC.
Pe,roleumAetire and excited at &56esse for Crude:
$685. for Rehned In Bond, and IsGsoc for Refined
Free
wooi-Dnli.
Pork-Firm, closing steady sf 80 ooG39 10 for mess
81 95i % for nesdo. cash and regular way closing
~ oSeash; IS oosSs so for PRIME and IL % for prime
BeefQuet and unsettled At sd Ice for country mess.
~ oe9S % for repacked and Is 500 g so for ex-
ira mess
CIT McatsIIeavy lssisl4c for shoulders. and IsSs
Doc Ger hams
Lsri-20 S22c
Butter-Duli a, so8ssc for Western and 81 94sc for
State
Cheese-Dull at l2I2fI<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
~A VOICE FROM vICKSBURG

F1cKsBUgG, Miss. Aug q. 1853
Dr. John Bul'-Dsar str: am happy 10 stats II 70
ihat nave Used your valuable Cedron Bitters vIthyr.
oehent To myself In general debility and prostratiop q,
my system produced ty the unhealthy and in
nuence OF the Mississippi river around ycksburs havins
peeh Win ten Grants throughout whole
ern campaign. l confidently recommend IL.
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates
H. VI. F0GLE,
Agent U. g. Sanitary Commission
o.., bouHyiiiK, Ky, Sept le, 1863
On the I'D OF July last submitted through An Aver,
OF NINE 10 The Medical Director of Department 81
Army OF the Cumberland sample OF my Cedron p,ttsy
rinspecon aud requested IT, after analysis he f,pnd Il
to sanction and approve Its among our
The following 10 the Medical Directors rrpiy and s,.o
hseersns permission to ship 800 dozen at once 10
have IL sold 10 suffers. J0HN RirI1 ~
Il am satisfied that Ceslrcn BitteYs will do no harm
any one II taken properly and in moderation T Soc No
direction to Dr. Bulls being permitted to dispose az n n
suffers UfNRy TIyTrpqrnN " !" "
Surgeon and Medical Director
ueadqr srteIs Department Of Cumberland /,
~ - Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1888
III. John Bulls agent, Mr. has permission 10 sh,n
20 Nashville Tenn 25 gross or dozen of Bnljs C
oruh bitters for sale to suffers in the army oply
Inc regulations Of the Treasury Department are TO he
complied with strictly. " "
By order of Maj Gen. RosecrNns
wM. NJ. wILKe
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
r. e, 1oiesa'e and retail by Wilkinson, Bartlett
' lows aprlSdsw1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

sae Got out upon rampage SATURDAY.
went to West Pout-Dr. M'Gueiu add
Col Hills in company. Never expect to
nno more entertaining and agreeable com.
psn'ons IN an earthly age. DR.. M'Gupin
stopped at Franklin, and walked into the
cops to Kill. The remainder Of the or.
petition drought upA at Yves. Point.
The meetings we're good and the sneaoha.
Coating what talking we did, excelle,,
That part of Lee county will mako i,
sell heard 10 favor of the Union ,ioke,
upon the 9Th of November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
KECKUK MARKETS.
DAILY aarx CIrY OrrrcI.
KEoKuK, October 81, 1854 I
GROCERIES.


/ C0rfcCte0 by .. nAAikk Cu., wholesale 6rOeeYa
sUoAR-N. Orleans fair, 2lc; prime Csc; choice 2ss
New York, c. &c; New FORK A, 2sc; crushed and pow
dered &c.
MoL.ssEs-sugar Hcuse.1 o5sllsc; Golden syrup. 1 q
GIL 25-Sorghum, 65eI75c.
CoYvEs-Rio Al to 4Sc.
RfcE-lTc.
SoDA-Amercan, lie, English, L.
soAP-palm, 1214G German, l2lzr013
CAsDLEs-Star. SIC; Summer Pressed, &c.
TrAs-Young Hyson, 81 6aG2 Is Imperial, 81 Is "a
81 rs; Black, 81 Is to 81 IS.
ToBAoco-Dalk Sweet, s5c; Medium Brands / 90 In
25c; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 so to 81 rs.
NAILs-Best Brands 50 SO TO rates.
GLAss-sxi0 Country IS % City 9 10, rates
CoRpAas-31 to Sc.
DRT AppLEs--1l to l2c y D.
DIR PEAcHEs-IIlfs IL to ISc q h.
BRY CuRRASTs-25c.
RAIsISS-S5 80 to 81 90.
SAIf-4 so.
PsARL SfaRcH--loc.
MOLINE WOODEN WARr-2 Hoop Pals, 81 90: 8 hooo
do. IS. No. Tubs, SIG so, No. do is or No a A.
ID so; Nests Sd do, 20. Wash boards, IS CO. 49,
FIsH-No Mackerel, bbls. SIS eo11tle 90
No do do $16 0cf<l7 on
No. l do hf do sll COAL 80
No. 2 do hf do SO ooas10 Is
Hf bbls. No. White Fish, 80 So
0us Coal Oil, eoc; Linseed Oil IS; Lard ont n so.
Fish Oil, 81 90. ~
CHEEsE-Denmark. % to 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
IOZHX.
DIR. II A N Frs d. 90.
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts rron the Hergi Liver Kiarpvs b
gestte OEsxIr, and UlsBdu'rI system.
The success ch As attended the use Of ;his rsued
IN private practice, aid the .edorsr of medical Al
lvriy enaals ~ fc pend 1t the prnetlitue
sni the public feeling nHdeni that with fair trl i,
VIII attest It's own excellence the cure Of Chronic dis
Eases hs iaa,e iasie slch scrofala bronchitis
skia sTnpt.as is%rt- Liver and kidney Diseases Ner.
,oas anecons, Neuralgia kheanlaii.r Ds spersA De-
biiity, Syphilis, eta.
Physicians n'es reiy alon the uniform strength Of
to1lae "sief a. containing three9asrter rrairs par
iocine ~ tAe, Eue eFDfe water sesrfst sssx
sssa III Ia act lsl3a taaccI ositson sentaaeouriy
ioFed inequalities neither il tha Ioin. oxyd.xsd nor
nesfAzed ~ eanisuatioB With ANY stirns render
Ing his solution sgITaI any other method Of ex
ting Iodine
fnii directions accompany each bottle tlNf IL NAV
used as fans rneiieinu Neii by the profession
free one Collar 'ref ttle On receipt al five ls,lars
sx bottles deiis cred free ~ express to any address
beware Of toanterIest and limitations which urrinri-
yie3 dealers etiesye. 10 dispose on cur reputation
sec onF signature and trade he Greek word head
ing TINS sdfrF,ieEsri, upon the labels wrappers OF
essh bottle. Sithout which none III genuine
Circulars gr4t,s.
Or. IT. ANDERs CO.
Physicians and Chemists
may ASdAvesn No as Broadway, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

The Cincinnati Gazette announces that
Mr.. J. r. Grant, the Generals father.
WAS one of the Vice Presidents of the
Lincoln meeting in that city on the Oath
ult., and Was called up by the enthusiastic
crowd. He made a few remarks, which
for the noise and his feeble voice it did
not hear, and closed by inviting Cincin-
nstians to the grand Union meeting in
CoviDgton on Thursday evening. at which
Dr.. Breckenridge is to speak.
Geo. Grants father was an old Henry
Clay Wing. So was Gen. Grant himself;
tut be did not like Fremont, and refused
TO support him, and cast his vote for
Buchanan in 1856, and Douglas in 1860.
while the cold man" voted for Fremont
aud Lincoln. But father and son will
both support the same ticket this fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

Hon SCHUYLER CoLFAx, OF INDIANA.
AT hEoKuK.-Tbis distinguished states.
man and eloquent speaker will address
the people of Keokuk upon Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. LIST. He will certainly be
here. He speaks at Warsaw upon Tues.
day afternoon, and will speak here 10 the
evening. He has an extensive list of an
pointments throughout Illinois. 1t ism,
necessary to counsel the public to come
and hear him-they will come in multi
tudes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

E-y- The following are the officer. OF
20 L. 7th Iows, formerly Capt. Conn's
company. The regiment is now at Rome
Georgia:
Captain John Mccormack,
LIST Lieut.. John Knight,
lst Sergt. Clayton Hart,
I'd " Hugh Allen,
I'd " Jas. G. Percy,
4th " Jas. G. Beck,
9th Geo B. Hayden.
LIST Corp1. Daniel Wallace,
% . VIM. g. Perrigo.
% Jacob G. Wickham,
an Peter Miles,
ON Henry H. Taylor,
9th David W. Duncan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

UNION MEETINGS To-DAY. - Hon.
owen Bromley speaks in Keokuk this
evening Col. Sanford speaks at Eoffs
School House in Washington township.
Col. Hills speaks at New Boston.
All the above meetings will be at 7
o'clock N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
OtR DuTY.

We deem 1t our duty 10 keep constantly before oul
resders that meet vsinsLs vi eli medicines known A.
Zoe Cough h~issm II las stood the Of time ana
and ali who II speak In the meet pgni.
worthy terms Of its medicinal value II the real dut,
every parent u kesf constant supply Of IL i'm
nous resds ur immediate Not only IL IL mos
splendid remedy for oongh.. sasen colds influenza
Group and All throat ceIaplsinis but IL s the eonsanp
uFs reliel whsa they are so far gone thai 10
mtiicane VIII ever cure Their. Gees Cough Hal.Am viii
oe band an Invaluable friend To siay the coughing helr
tae expsctorsiton, AID the sufferer. Why will '.
that arc suffering fr"r coughs colds Group throat
h0arssness-ela that liable palmUnary sttArks
h' sxs our sdviee. ard provide yourself with supply
81 Goes Cough bsssfa-ihe b.&i and cheapest cs,tsi
haisssa Ia the world 1t lat forty cents aud car
ee fs;pd upon the ceautsr % drug Ests every whefe
ort3 dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

This s the most delightful and extraordinary articit
ever discovered 1t changes the burnt face ant
hands to peariy satin texture Of ravishing beauty
parting the marble purity YOUTH aud the DsfissrS sp
pearance 90 inviting in the city belle Of fasson 1t
moves tsn feekes pmples and ronghness from the skin
leaving the complexion frcsh transparent and smooth
contains no material injurious the skin
" Actresses and Opera singers 1t Is what every LADY
should have. sold everywhere
Prepared by W. HAGAS, Troy, N. X.
Address all orders TO
DEMAs BARNES / co, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

~ Major Thompson will speak At
heoesuqua at O'Clock to-day; At Farm.
ington Tomorrow, same hour; in this c;,v
upon Wednesday evening; at Is. Madison
upon TbuIsdsy evening. Remember these
appointments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
LroN,e xArHAuaor,

Kathairon IL from ths Greek word aKathror or
kafharo sgnifing to cleanse reiusenafe and restore
This article 10 what its name signifies For preservfns
restoring and identifying the human hair 1t Il the ms q
remarkable preparation IN To world 1t IL again owned
and put up By the original proprietor, and made
with the same care skill and attention which gave Il
sale u over million bottles Per snnum.
It Il most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates ecurf and dsndru6
1t keeps the head cool and clean
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
Itrestores hair npon bald heads
Any lady geatleman no values beautiful heed Of
hair should Lyons Kaflairon II known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
finaneinl au0 Commercial


BY Telegraph caycAGo Oct 10
Markets generally active and firm.
Plour-Frm.
wheat-Advanced to Tc and active.
Corn-si<c higher.
Oats-Advaucesi Ic
Rye 10 &C higher.
Barley-5c higher.
Whisky to 81 lower.
Provsions-cniet cid Mesa Pork at - 90, Beef Is 10
Beef hams &c; Tallow l4c-
Seeds Timothy dull Al oo14 as Flax arm At Is.
Hay-qui-t at ~ 90.
Monry-Easy.
Eastern Exehange-Firm at par TO Il buying, and !.
premium selling.
Gnih-21N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
UNION MEETING.
THE COAL DIGGER TONIGHT.

Hon. Owen Bromley, of Jefferson coun
ty, well known as The Coal Digger"
will address the citizens of Keokuk to.
night, in favor of Lincoln, johnson and
the Union. Tonight remember. Go
and hear him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

@- Hon. G. B. Darwin viii speak at
heosauqoa upon Thursday; at Keokuk
upon Friday, and at Fort Madison nnon
Saturday. Mr.. Darwin is a fin;.haa
scholar, fine lawyer and an eloonan,
speaker Don, fail to hear him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

COOP SrocS FOR SALE.-Capt. r. w.
Hutehcraft, living in Marion township,
has offered his premium stock for sale
He will aIso sell his entire crop. farming
implements and household goods. See
advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

The parties In ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
ooaher1eting the Mustang Linnent under pretence OF
proprietorhp, have been thoroughly sstopcd by The
courts. 10 guard against further mpostion, l have
proeurea from the T. States Treasury private steei
pate revenue stamp which Is placed the top of each
bottle Zach stamp bears the far snsts OF my signa-
lure, and without v hieh the article is Counterfeit
mngsr Jus and worthless imitation. Examine eyerytot-
We IhslAnnenf has been IN and growing In sur for
many Year,. There hardly exists hamlet the habit
soie Giobe that does not contain evidence Of wonder
iui ehccts. Ii the hsst emolien In the world. With
its present improves. ingrt,e bs iis effects mon r. an nj
are perfectly remarkable Sores he~lei pains
Renewed, lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold Ills assaaged. FOR ents bruises sprins rheulnA-
tsn sweliings bites caked breasts aiu.d horse.
xe.h Sovereign Rssaedy that should never be dis
Pens-a WITH IL should lie in every family. Sold by all
Druggists.
ocf1Id&w d. BARyrs Nev York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
A Smart hoy.
PosT OFFICE,
Burlington Oct 2lst 1864

PosT OFFICE,
Burlington Oct 2lst, 1864
Post Master at Keokuk. Io,oa,
DEAR Sra A little boy seven years
OF age, who seems to have wandered from
some village ten or fifteen miles from
heokuk-coming as be says through
hsokuk. Montrose and Fl. Madison-ar-
rived on foot at this place nearly three
weeks ago and has been at my house ever
since.
His fathers name was Henry Vielto,
and was killed in the u S. service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

TIE DRAFT FOR LEE CouNTY.-This
afternoon the draft for those townships
which have failed to furnish their quotas
will take place at the office of the Provost
Marshal Of this District, in Burlington.
We shall furnish the names of The lucky
indviinals as soon as We can get the list,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
new York Money Market.

By Telegraph INV YoRx Oct al
Money-Stesiy AT per cent.
sterlins-Qniet at l0I 1o9l8
GoId-FirmeF, opening AT go declining to 20siL sd
vaneing 10 .13lz declining 21ls and closing at &
The total exports Of specie to-day amounted 10 $40.
coo.
Government stoeks-Firner.
! s51T 9 &el3q14: CkRIoe MkpDCss,
FOL 4 Wab IS; Fl Wayne eT5s: A4TH5G CkNw
~: Scrip lls5{ yr Cert p4sz: Pac Mail so3:
N li1i+; Erie sIss pa l2a; Hudson l2ys<; liar.
lem IS Reading lZl1 i2la $50 Toledo lo7 \:
Cart "a & Quicksilver TsJ<.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

DWELLING FOR SALE The dwelling
house on Concert. near Third, owned and
occupied by ]. B. Howell, is offered for
sale on reasonable terms. Apply to J..
W. Delaplain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
sN Hon. Owen Bromley Ren,esa,,,

e0r Hon Owen Bromley, Represents
tive from Jefferson county in the General
Assembly of the State, speaks in town to.
night. MIR. Bromley was private in
Company 4, Of the I'd Iowa Infantry i
a loyal man. has the reputation OF being /.
good speaker. and will doubtless interest
those who hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

"A slave in Kentucky stole 50 0oo II
gold from his master and ran away. Whan
pat on trial he plead guilty; but as the
Kentucky Law is that slave Who s,eals
from bis master is not guilty Of larceny.
the court had to acquit him. AS be xss
40 Ohio. and the Fugitive Slave Law 70.
pe.led, bis master couldn't take him hack:
% % y tree, With 6rst.rsts cash outAe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

Es The "guerrillas that our Fort
Madison friends dispatched us concerning
upon Saturday morning, turned out to be
Union men following the party who passed
through tbs county Wednesday night
They stayed at West Point on Saturday
night, and then returned to their homes
in Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

Potatoes are selling in this market
at $3.50 to $40 per bushel, at retail
In Davenport we learn that the price
ranges from so cents to 81 90 per bushel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

sD- The Good Templars' Society in
Quincy, Ills, have established On asylum
for persons suffering from the effects of
intoxicating drinks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

sar We again call attention to the sale
of real estate advertised by VIM. Fulton,
Esq, in this paper, to take place Gu
Thursday, October 9th. Bargains can
be had.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

E- Kramer, Irwin h Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Sde Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use
No. 1903 Main street. June IS If.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. AS.
Corrected BY GAFFeRD CO., Produce pe.,.,,

lLouR-superhne, IS so p Dbl, p sack. 4 SO: Doph,
LA.ra 8 Dbl, 90, p sack, SO; Extra q Dbl q 20
per sack, CO. Retail Soc = Dbl end o5c q sacE ~
thanksgiving, 81 20 to 40 fall 30 10 sa = 10
CORN MEAS so o 100 ns " ou
BkAs-Mheat, u 20; Corn, Is p 100 MS
CoRs-New 50 TO rs; old 90 n busbai
RrE-To TO SOC p bush
BARLEY-Fall,1 eo9l so; Spring, 5o0l,7o
OArs.-5oc = bush
GRIMM APPLes-90c61@1 Is.
PofAfoEs--l % tol so.
BurrER-Common, 3oc; Choice, s5o
Eaas-22c
LARD-25c.
sHoULpKRs-20c = D.
SIDEs-25c p b.
AAHs-23c p h.. Sugar Cured do Csc
Navy, 81 so. v -"@s1 .; Prime
TALLow-12c.
BkHswAx-50
so 0o@$12 90. ' CIV wv Prairie,
HID.s-Dry Flint, l2lSc Dry salted lsc;Grubbv .,t
eEEDs-Nmothy, 50 rs; Flax 81 is To > o.
6EEY CATTlE-$2 IS, to IS 90 gross
S1xP-$4 90 to IS 90 Hhead.
Medium do, S. 49, Ao fieeee, W
Ear Hoes-s12 90 nett;
fRArHERs-50c
kAGs-a3< to SIC
bAas-Burlaps, 80 TO ESQ.,
Single dunnes, SOC; double do, CSC.
Seamless, bush, 75c to l5
Flour, u bbl., - TO g.
do " bbl, 30 to 49,.
sAczs-woo, sse ps'3 s e 0, :.
OLD CoPrsl-s0 70 s5c q 3, f
- 1aAo-es ,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!!

RATCHELoRs celebrated HAIR DYE isths 8s.t 4,
- tAs ssrts TL. s,aly Hernisss Trs, axS R.i,ss.,
9ye known TAR splendid Hair Dye lie perfect-changcs
neo husy or ftAs siais Instantly tsiexxt 6isfk ~
Srerr without uring the Hair or Staining th@
okn leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful inapars
taty reqnrnty restoring its pristine color and rect
nes the III effects Of Bad Dyes The gennir,e i. .is
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; ell others are marr ini,s
aons and should be avoided sod by all Druggists. ~
sASaoRf-Sl Barelaystre New York. BafcsrIosr
SKE ToILrf CREAM for Dressing the HAIR livadI~I,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

e. Hereafter, until further notice,
the Post-Oaice will open on Sundays a.
3 O'Clock A. NJ, and close at lOA n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

H4- We are informed that it showed
for half an hour or more at Oskaloosa
on Friday morning last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

~ Two of the neighbors of Mr.. Full
som, whose assassination was attempted .
few nights since. near Lowell, were ar
rested on suspicion of being guilty Of the
crime. 1t was evidently committed by
some parties acquainted with Mr.. Fplsom
and bis premises. The door was fasten
ed bya bolt above the latch, and the
glass opposite ii, and the side OF
the door was broken and the bolt turned
The horses stolen were found within FIVE
miles Of Mr.. Fulsom's, turned loose. Mr..
Fulsom identified, or at least claimed 10
be confident that one OF the arrested men
was the principal assassin. He bad for
merIy worked for Mr. Fulsom. and the
two had bad difficulties And when the
house was entered and Mr.. Fulsom shot.
By the supposed guilty man. be told Full
som, as he shot, that he had 0come TO
make a settlement with him."
This, with the evident familiarity OF
the parties with Mr.. F.'s premises and
the fact that they had their faces yelled
shows that it was not guerrillas. but
nsighbors Of his that committed the deed.
These facts we learned at West Point
yesterday. We were informed By some
that upon examination the arrested men
we're released, and by others that they
were held over to court. We couldn't
learn definitely as to this, nor could we
learn the names Of those suspected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

~ Hon. Owen Bromley speaks !.
Summitville to morrow evening,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Unien Meeting at vlnssnnss.
vIrc1sEHs, Iowa, Got. %.
-. HID n n.1~-1-s

Messrs. H0sceH d DeIdptGt1:
According to appointment the citisena
Of DssMoines Township met At vincennss,
for the purpose Of listening to the speech.
O. of DR.. D. L. McGugin and Capt. w.
Galland.
The crowd vas very mach pleased with
the Captains remarks, bat rather disap-
pointed in not hearing the Doctor.
After listening attsntively to the very
interesting remarks Of Capt. Galland, with
the promise Of full attendance on the
29th At Hoosier Green. aud giving three
rousiug cheers for Capt. Galand, and
three for Lincoln and Johnson, the GROVE
dispersed. VINoENxss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

We should not have stated that Dr.
McGugin was to speak at vincenDes. A.
though it was his intention to do %
when wc wrote tho notice. His regular
appointment was at Franklin. Col. Hills
was to accompany Capt. Galand at Vim.
cennes. Gen. Reid, was to speak .,
West Point. but was unable to go. Col
Hills was telegramed by the Chairman
of the County Committee to fill Gen
Reid's appointment. He did SO DR.. Mo.
Gugin expected to be unable to reach
Franklin and concluded to go to Vincen-
mes, but arrangements were afterwards
made by which the Doctor was enabled to
reach Franklin. And it was we'll he did
for OF herwise large audience would have
been disappointed We are glad our
friends at Vincennes had good meeting,
So mote it be, all over the county and
State.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11

oon. pnB re @stjiOeten 'niht bic Ra'iou lnr,
10 ttnorn li6 Gu1 I'll ibncp abcrau muuear =
lae Natiangc. Sc Spgsdt atfJ. rte nialt az
'prohen mlro. 1T rtne tuotr. Soften MIR rae
"cn %unlercr Sprade faqen, in pr nod immer
cas vote Sebsm Ter 9ntptdeIung unp Silpuno
puITrt? Ncju, lie 1T uoh l%etcnris, ater-nur
AMI esm Sbeatsr. Gas 5byatcr lit pcr Gin ,tae
Srt NO 6o6reutib atsrau, pom ben QIpsn biz
'ur gicrt. uno SRite. pom 0oeinc tte our DER
aeiprobsn mirc. llnp 10 1T cas- Sbtatcr Die 8es
rabrerin ree Gcbens %unisrfr Sbriftfprahe ,np
Die ctn5j8e SAuic fir bic lIusipra6e psrlsl-
ber.
Wie melt cas beutise S6eatcr rjcie pirpiocn
Nufanben ale wirtlicb lGit, mag Bier uncr6rtert
blstbe". 8iricni9eu ntsr, ole rtn Gedbt ,u be-
be" m'tnen. rarn5cr gu 9ruuen. pO6 pds G6cos
ter lstnen Nnf9abcn nibt gcpa6Ien lei, m6aen
oo5u bcitra9cn, paG Rte @slidtspunttc lib an
bern. rap lriteu5 les Staatce uno Der gatipn
rae &beattr niht ais cine tto6c 9eranueunoe-
%nnitaIt betradtet, %ionccru pGe ic;ne BeDeu!una
mn Der Sertb, prn &c tbsits BAT, tbele baten
%tonnte, INNER mStr ancrfannt un0 9emlroiact
rpeyoe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11

carauT o'nesutcn, co6 cin' tccsutsnpsyrr &f
talta9l'6 ltit'Fnpca t0un. Der Ieinp bat Mans
lid ale i'lHc 9frscr.8c3tnenter uurer General
Ns'BeI p~sreini5t unp BADEN %Otelelbsu ete 2tnis
Won 8ort horriFon bis an rsr 8lue telcst. Die
petBsn &rrppen itnO pasessn mcbr unp mebr
nSd u%nicrer 2inten bis an rsu gEbjte DAT
Snamp por9rituben wcrpsn. mas auf cine usue
0i6"'"bsmc9un5 nah riCl'r Settle bin lhtis6en
laBt. Nuf unisrem GuBsr ten rcdseu 5lues(
naI Ger Scutblfpe 8Car itebsn slsiGfaus neue
acknowledgements res 8etnoss tastdslta su
erW0rten.
= Den nfuRcn 8eri&tsn sLfcI9e Ipu 56ss
man etncn IN Der Nitte Spii&en NiiQsn uno
SaOann09 ~lt;geuoen Yuntt errsitt batsn unb
!e'He" Mari6 nod iestercr Stapt fortiessu.