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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
st. Johns. Dec. 25.

ST. Johns, Dec. 25.
We have the following additional news
By the Peruvian:
The London Times says that the war
unless ended by negotiation and mutual
compromises. must go on until the SoulL
Is made howilng wilderness and The
North prcstra,ed financially and CONNER
cially for years.
LONDON MONEY MARkET-Gold con
tinued to flow into the Bank of England
but there were large Withdrawals for ex-
ports to Egypt. which counteracted ihe
receipts. A further immediate reduction
in bank rate of discount was made.
LATEST VIA. LoNDospERY.
Liverpool, Dec. 10.
The Gotten brokers' circular report the
sales of the week 42 600 bales. Market
easier and quotations barely maintained
The authorized quotations are, Orleans
fair Esd, midling 26Ad; Mobile fair 2711
midling 264; upland 27d. midling a9i
Sales to-day, (Friday}, 6,o0o. closing
quiet and unchanged. Stock in port es
timated at 376, 900 bales, of which les,
600 are American.
Breadstuf quiet and steady; provis
ions quiet and steady, except lard, which
is slightly lower and fiat and bacon vhiel
is easier.
| London, Dec. Is.
Cansols FIR money 99l@3sl; bulliol
in the Bank of England has increased
252, 900. Bank minimum fof interest ha
BEEN reduced 10 6 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
New York. Dec. "a.

The President has granted an uncon
ditional pardon to VIM. Tuckerman, who
was convicted of robbDg the mails be-
tween New York and Boston about eight
years ago He was sentenced for twenty
years. Since his Imprisonment his con-
duct has been such as TO gain the sym
pathy of all connected with the prison.
An ordinance aaased the Board Of Al
dermen, i.islyg the sprinkliug of the
streets with salt Tor the purpose of melt
ing snow under penalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
No Trouble with Canada.

New York. Dec. "a.
The Commercials Washington specia
says:
The weather is moderating, and the
prospect is that navigation will soon be
resumed on the Potomac.
TIE Posts special says that the lates,
advices from Canada renders it certa in
that there will be no trouble between ou,
Government and the authorities of tina,
Province.
The receipts at the Montreal Revenue
Bureau. during the month of Deeem Der,
amount to $50 100000.
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided tbs: scrap iron, hereto
fore taxed, is not subject to tax under
the internal revenue Law, tax upon iron
ore having already been paid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
from Gen. Sherman to you, and also .
message to the Preaident.

from Gen. Sherman to you, and also .
message to the President.
The city of Savannah was occ cupied on
the morning Of the 2lst. Gen. Uardee
anticipating the contemplated assault.
escaped with the main body of his infan.
try and light artillery on tho morning Of
the 10Th BY crossing the river to the main
causeway opposite the city. The rebel
lronclads we're blown up and the Navy
Yard was burned.
All the rest of the city is intact, and
contains 10000 citizens quiet and we'll
disposed. The captures include 800
prisoners, $50 guns, l3 locomotives in
good order, 1870 cars, large supply OF
ammunition and materials Of war. three
steamers and 1900 bales Of cotton safal,
stored 10 warehouses. All these valuable
fruits OF an almost bloodless victory have
been, like Atlanta, fairly won. | opened
communication with the city with M,
steamers to-day, taking up the torpedoes
We could see, and passing safely over
others. Arrangements are made to clear
the harbor Of oil obstructions.
Yours, &c.,
(Signed) j. G. Fosrra,
Major General.
The Richmond papers Of yesterday state
that on the 23d l6 vessels of the Will
mlngton expedition had reappeared.
The dispatch of Gen. Bragg is publish
ed 10 the Richmond papers and is as fol-
lows:
Wilmington. Dec. %.
50 vessels of the federal feet reappear
ed this morning. There has been no
change since last dispatch.
This is the latest intelligence rec eiyed
from that expedition.
(Signed) Z. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.. WAsHINGTos.
Dee. 25, lS64-1 p. NJ.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
A dispatch has been received this
evening BY the President from Gen. Sher-
man. 1t is dated Savannah, Thursday
22d inst. and announces his occupation
Of the city OF Savannah and the capture
Of $50 guns, plenty Of ammunition and
about $4,000 bales Of cotton. No other
particulars are given.
An official dispatch from Foster to
Gen. Grant, dated on the 22d inst at Z
| D. M. ), states that the city of Savannah
was occupied BY Gen. Sherman on the
2lst and that on the preceding afternoon
and night Hardee escaped with the main
body Of his infantry and eight pieces Of
artillery, blowing up the iron clads and
the Navy Yard. He enumerates IS cap
.ured 800 prisoners, l50 guns, Is loco-
motives in good order, 1870 cars, large
| lot OF ammuuition and material of war, 8
steamers and SO, 900 bales Of cotton No
mention ID made Of the present position OF
Hardee's force, which had been estimated
at about $4,000.
| The dispatches OF Gems. Sherman and
Foster arc % follows:
i Savannah, Ga, Dec. 22.
To his Excellency Pres't Lincoln:
| beg to present you as Christmas
gift the city Of Savannah with $50 heavy
guns and plenty of ammunition, and also
I over q. 900 bales Of cotton.
i (Signed) w. L. SHERMAN.
Steamer Golden Gate, Savannah River.(
December 22-7 Pm.
To Lieut.. Gen. Grant d
Major General Halleck:
Il I Ihave the honor to report that l hav,
|, lust returned from Gen. EhermAe'
Headquarters in Savannah. send Maj
/ Gray Of ~ staff = bearer Of despatehe
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From Nassau PAYERS.
New York, Dec. a.

New ork, Dec. "a
The Corsica, from Savannah, via Mas
sau. arrived this morning.
Nassau papers contain ridiculous &C
counts of Sherman's army being dread
fully cut up and divided, and there being
$4,000 troops in Savannah to meet him,
and the probability of his escape was
doubtful. Wm. Ravson, the new Gov
ernor Of the Bahama Islands, had arrived
at Nassau.
A General Lee is reported by the Mas
sau Guardian to have left Nassau on the
18th instant for Bermuda.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26

New York. Dec. 9

New York, Dec. "a.
Gold weak and lover. An adjosrn-
ment Of business until Tuesday produces
an indisposition to buy. Our transactions
are nominal at 2sl@22l4. An interest
ing discovery has been made that some OF
the gold bags transferred in the sales
have been tampered with, and instead of
containing ell gold. have mixed with the
coin stones, old iron, new penni es, old
brass and other makeweights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
Fire IN New York.

New York, Dec. "a.
An extensive fire occurred in Beekmsp
street, last night. Loss SI50,O0o. The
sufferers are Jas. L Halsey & 20, hard
ware auc,ioneers, $4,000: S. Green g.
Bros, hardware, $1,000; Foster d
Towpy, hardware. s., 900, Ba.sett& & C).,
Jno. Ii. Scott, Edw'd B.rnes d CO..
Jamson & Goodman. Enditt l. Co., losses
unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
Chicago, Dec. IS.

OHICASVt Dtc. %.
The Northwestern Freedmen's Fair
closed on Saturday evening eclat, achiev.
ing complete success. a series of ele-
CANT presentations took place. eliciting
brilliant addresses from Mrs. Z. Z. Nc
Lish. Rev. L. II. Nichols, Theodore Til.
ton, Miss Anna Dickinson and others.
The splendid .fgban was presented to
Mrs. Gen. Sherman.
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New York. Dec. "a
The Richmond Examiner of the 2ls

The Richmond Examiner of the 2lsi
says:
Our army in Tepnessee has been terri
bly, mlsused and has suffered awful ipju-
ry, but 1T may be restored to full efici-n-
cy by the removal of Hood.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Goth
says;
The Government has received oficia
dispatches from Savannah, 18th, saying
all was quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
Boston. Dee 94

The Hon. Jas NJ. Wood, formerly
member of Congress from Maine, died
this morning at the Revere House, from
an attack of lung fever. He was forty.
nine years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26

EF A great deal Of excitement pre-.
walls in Michigan over the coming cleo.
tlon of United States Senator from that
Safe. Hon. j. III. Howard, the present
Incumbent, is opposed by Governor Aus
TIN Bsir, Hon. Z. G. Beaman, Hon. F.
W. Kellogg AID others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
New York Dec. o.

The Richmond Examiner of the 2fst
has an indefinite report that the rebel
Breckenridge had two engagements with
the national forces under Burbridgc or
stonemsn on last Sunday aud Monday,
near Glade Spring, southwestern Virginia
and defeated them and compelled them to
retreat precipitately toward East Tennes-
see.
The rebel salt works at Sal,ville were
reported to be safe, though it was beiev-
ed the lead works at Marion were destroy
ed.
The rebel Col. Scott ia an order dated
at Clinton, Louisiana, directs that all per-
sons caught going in the direction of the
Union lines with cotton to sell 10 the
Yankees shall be punished with loo lashe,
each.
Some other Richmond editors. with
ing and sweating under thu late disasters
to their arme, abuse j, O Davis in sever,
lauguage,o harging his meddlng in militia
~ matters as the aause of alltheir misfor
tunes.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 2lst
says:
1t is reported that the Yankees hav
evacuated Plymouth, South Ccrolina.-
They have not occupied Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
New York. Dec. 2.

A special 70 The Tribune from Wash
lngton kills Mosby again BY a report from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26

The articles in this stock of Jewsry Of the naest
and fashionable styles Certificates OF all the ~ar
aus articles put sealed envelopes and mixed, thus
giving all faar chance, and sent by mail for - cents
zach ard the receipt cf the certihcte, II Is at your
p,jon 10 send ONE DOLLAR and take the article Named
IN i or not Five Thcat 81 eleven, -. Thirty s5
sixtvve SIa hundred Si5 Certificate mon'y TO be
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly an
swerei.
we wish Ii distinctly understood that cnr business is
40 Lottery The object Of this manner Of selling to
live putchastrs the opportunity of buying JevetIy at
the whceaie prices with the chance ~ getting Watch
Or some other vaua; article and ali goods sent. not
satisfactory can be returned and the money viii be re-
funded.
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment. Send
for f5rruiar Address W. FORSYTH Co,
aarIp-daw3r, a. ard ~ Nassau St New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26

~" A good investmens n-,bat of
savsnnab BY Sherman. Chicago Jo,r.
ral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
HOL LIDAY GIFTS!
Great Bargains In Jewelry

W FORSYTH 4 CO. AZ 4 al Nassau s.. New York
Al dining the Post ONCE offer FOR sale the following
magnificent list Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26

Z ONE WAY TO GET HAr.-When the
cars on the Eastern railroad we're passing
through Rowley one day last week, . pas.
senger lost his hat, and was taking on
badly because the conductor would not
stop TO pick it up. Another passenger
told him to keep still, and he would give
him better hat tnan that. When the
train reached Newburyport, the last men
opened . window, and calling up stran.
ger, entered into earnest conversation OF
politics, till the car started, when b,
reached out his hand, grabbed the out
sider's Kossuth, AMI throwing it to th,
hatless passenger, told him to put il ol
and bold his tongue. One man wen
home bare headed; but if he don't los
more than that by political dispute b
| msy think himself lucky. IL a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
WATCHES. CHAINS, yEEELRY, &C.,

Vaired at $4,000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
aud not TO be paid for until you know what
you sre 10 get
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MO PIANO Is COMPLETE WITH.
IN ont copies OF the following
ELEGANT WORKS.

ssTHE HOME CIRCLE coll. Of Marches, waitzes
Polkas Schottsehes Redowas uadriles Contra Dances
Four Hand Pieces aud Piano Gems; vols THE SHOW
Err or PEARLS, collection Of Choice Duets, with n
ano Accompaniment "fHk SILVER CHORD" acoi
lection Of Songs, Ballads Quafteftes. Dnets &C. with
Plano Accomplishments. -0PERATlC PEAkLs, a col
lection of Gems from the Best Operas vi Piano Accon
uents. Price OF EACH plain S2 5 Ciot = w. fni
gilt, 500. Mailed o<tpaid on receipt OF price
OLIVER DITS0N CO. Publishers.
A~s20 37T Washington ST., Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-26
OFFICIAL DISPATCH
FROM sHERMAN.
Savannah and Immense
Stores Captured.
$4,000 Bales Of Cotton
Taken.
REBEL ARMY ESCAPES.

lJO Heavy Gums Captured
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DIED.

Or! n!chris,mas morning Dec Is, 1861, sARau McElRoy
aged AZ years and 10 months.
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sHOLLAND HERRING-25 kegs new
l for sale BY kELLuG0 bih1E
decQfl-d

TMRE CKACKERS-50 boxes for sale
~ KELLOGG Z DIRak
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG!

All we ask Is TO give a call before buying elsewhere
as We are sure we can please you. dec24d
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decg-i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
orerMheImInr TaxaIIon.

The following facts will show the peo-
pie oi Montgomery county Vhst they
have got to expect in the way Of taxation
for the iuuge. They viii please remem-
Der, also, that the burden has been placed
upon them by Republican rule. The taxes
levied in this county amount TO sic hun
dred and tcelpe thousand nine HUNDRED
and eighty.sir dollars end sspsHty'seVen
cents, being an increase of t'oo hUndred and
thirty thousand dollars over last year.
The rate Of taxation in this city is
81 so on the 800 90. The City Council
will have to levy next year for the pay
ment OF 10000 to $50, 600 bounty bonds.
issued to the different wards for the pnr-
pose of procuring substitutes, in addition
to which the United States land tax will
be placed on taxable Real Estate.
How do the people like the prospect
And what do they suppose will be the
amount &c taxes two or three years hence,
il Black Rep, blican rule continues
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

Gen. SHERMAN does not think so. In
his correspondence with Gen. Hoop, dated
at Atlanta, Sept. ~, 1864, he says
Nov | know the vindictive nature Of our
enemy, and that we may have many gears
of military operations from This quarter. !"
Let those who expect an early peace from
LINcoLN's policy ponder the opinion of
SHERMAN. He is in a position to know,
and obviously expects the war to last for
many years. Look out for another draft
by January lst, unless LINCOLN is beaten.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
Current News Items.

The Mcclellan and Pendletsu gathering
10 Washington City, wholly dumb-fOunded
Lincoln and his minions by its immensity and
enthusiasm.
Fully three-fourths of the Clerks in the
several departments at Washington are Lin
coin men.
Chase is to stump the West for lincoln, re-
ceiving as his pay the place Of Minister to
England
The weekly statements Of the Natioual
Treasury have been discontinued. The rea-
son is Lincoln is afraid to let the people
know the dsplorAbls condition Of the linAn.
css.
A Washington correspondent Of the En-
quirsr sAys while | am writing this, a
large body Of soldiers are passing along Penn.
svlvania Avenua cbsarioe Iu.t;Iv Cor Mce,el.
I.n.a p.r5,,,oo
~ ."U ~ -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
Democratic Meetings

Farmerspiiie, Jackson, Tp.-Fddsy even
ing, September 30th, Geo V Nauerth and
L Thompson
Union, Randolph, Tp Friday, evening,
September Both II Elliott and T + Thresher
CcntaUiiie, Washington, TP--Thursday,
evening September 29h, n Elliott and Geor-
ge V Nauerth.
Germantown German, Tp.-Frday, ev-
ening. Sept 3Oth, u A Houk and Thomas
o Lowe
Liberty, Jefferson, Tp.-satufday, evening,
October |, Thos Thresher and George W Ma
ambre.
AlerdndeyUile Saturday, evening Oeto.
Der | st, Henderson Elliott and Adam Clay
Jacob Aither's, -Four Mile House, on Leb.
anon PIKE Monday Evening, October 30,
1864, d Fitch aud Hartman
KinseHs Grocery Madison, Tp-Tues
day, evening, October 4th L o Lowe, Doctor
Egry and ID X Boyer.
Nep Lebanon Thursday Evening, 0to-
Der 9th, 1854, George W Houk aud Thomas
O Lowe,
FdrmerepiRe- Saturday night, October l.,
Hon D A. Houk, George V. Nauerlh and r..
Thompson.
Al sontoqs, Wayne ST., sDayton-satur-
day night, October LIST, c. B. Hartman, DE-.
Egry
At HarSEmdnoiile, al Saodgrdss -Satur-
day night, October lst, Hon. Geo. W. Houk
and Thos. o. Lowe.
BeaUertoUn "Wednesday night October
5th T. f. Threshe. and E. Thompson
Bear Creek--Friday night, October 7th,
Thos o. Lowe aud Il. Thompson.
Pyrmont-Friday October Z Hon. Thomas
J. S Smith and H. Elliott
George W. Honk and George " Nauerth
ing, October Sth, George W Houk and II Ell
liott
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
From the Aloauy Argus, &c
The OuIpOnrIng of the Masses

The Associated Press, by recent vote
refused to send by telegraph accounts of pub
lie meetings. The immense outpouring Of
the People, in demonstration of enthusiastic
support OF Mcclellan and Democracy, which
took place throughout the whole North, on
Saturday last, has had, therefore, no adequate
report Each locality knew for ITSELF how
spontaneous and how exultant and over
whelmng was the sentiment of its people;
but no one knew how far the popular enthusi-
asm extended
IT Is EVERY WHERE whole people is
rising with acclamalions to hail, as deliverer OF
the country aud savior of the Union, the
statesman soldier, Mcclellan.
The New York meeting was 10000 strong,
Ia telegram made it from 10000 to 10000 y
and was as brilliant as magnificent. "As u
spectacle, says the N, Y, Express, } there
never has been anything like it in modern
times 1t was worth coming thousand miles
10 SCI"
r. In Philadelphia, on the same day, $4,000
Square. No one, says the Age, dreamed that
the meeting would assume the grand and i'm
posing proportions it reached at was, 6v
far, the LARGEST and MOST ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING ever held in Philadelphia By any
party. No previous political campaign ever
witnessed such an outpourlng Of the people ="
AT Boston on the same night demon
stration was made, which it is admitted on
all hands, was without parallel The enthu-
siasm, the spirit, the solid worth of the men
who figured in it challenged admiration -.
The Courier says
at has produced profound impression
upon this community, which will not pass
off with the occasion. On the contrary, il
is but the first grand wave of the mighty
tide which will CONTINUE to awel in ampler
volume, until the day of our redemption
which is rapidly drawing nigh
These are the manifestations Of sentiment
in the capital cities but the same feeling
pervades the interior and calls out the peo.
Pile in every village
1t is the same in the State. The meet
ings in Brooklyn, Hudson, Schenectady,
Rome and Rochester, we're exhibitions OF the
power and purpose of the masses, which are
full Of encouragement to the Democracy and
spread dismay into the ranks OF their oppo-
nents.
There is a tide in the affairs of men
which taken ut its height leads on to fortune"
and on the topmost wave Of the incoming
food rides Mcclellan. A little while and il
will bear him on to the destined haven, the
White House at Washington.
As to Lincoln Poor Lincoln is going out
with the tide.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

Immsnss Democratic msetiags In New
YORK, Waahtngtoh and PhiIadeipbta
AZ Gov Johb King, OF New YS4H, 10
sUppoFs ideCieilaa-R manor that Cav.
eiimore, OF n. 81, with Come out for
Mcclellan.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Times. I
WASHINGTON, Sept 10.
Yesterdays New York SHnday Mercury-
a paper Of Republican proclivues-declares
that the Mcclellan meeting on Saturday
night, in that city, was the largest gathering
ever held IN America The Herald says the
same. The Mercury says that there were
more than hundred thousand persons in aud
upon Union Square There we're ten stands.
hundred speakers, and thousands Of mot.
toes John Van Buren, James 4. Brady,
David Ogden aud W. b Astor--all OF whom
have heretofore acted with the Republicans
were among the Vice Preidents The Mayor
Of the city, who was elected against the
Democratic nominee last year, was Precedent
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop made great
speech
The National TnielHgencer of to day SAYS.
Never was there, in the history OF Washing
ton, such an immense political demonstration
"a the Democratic ratification meeting here
on Saturday night Amos Kendall was
Presldent.
The Herdlfs Albany dispatch says that
ex Governor John King of New York, chair
man Of the New York delegation ia the
/ Baltimore Convention, has declared that he
will support and vote for Mcclellan The
same paper mentions rumor that Gov Gil
more, of New Hampshire, dsgusted with The
quarrel which he had with his party, in that
State, will soon come out for Mcclellan
| An Associated Press telegram from Phila-
delphia, says that the largest meeting ever
held in that city took place on Saturday night,
10 Independence Square, to ratify the nomi.
nation of Mcclellan and Pendlelon Sixty
thousand people is low estimate for the
number. Republican papers fully admit the
presence of tremendous crowd The old
independence bell that announced the sign.
/ ing of the Declaration Of Independence was
rung on this occasion.
Dispatches from all parts Of New York
and Pennsylvania state that great O. crnslitution-
al ratification meetings we're held ou Saturday
in every town and city in those States Such
gatherings have not been seen since the days
OF Harrison
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
sherman,s TmI,umanIty.

In his reply to HooD's protest against
the bauishment of the people of Atlanta,
Gen. SHERMAN says
tutg OF"spRaaGIstjeE Of The. Thin ibs..Bs-
ing all the inhabitants from Atlanta. | have
read it carefully, and give full credit to your
statements of the distress that would be occR.
stoned by it, and shall not revoke my order,
simply because my orders are not designed to
meet the humsnities of the case"
We hold that the exigencies of war
can never justify the inhuman treatment
of women and children, and that no one
will inAict such treatment who is not es-
sentially barbarian.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
OutraEes IN Cincinnati.

The Republicans, on the occasion of
their meeting in Cincinnati, % Saturday
night, committed many internal outrages
on the people. Several persons were MUIR
dered This is characteristic. Demo-
cratic meetings on the contrary, are always
conducted peaceably. In no instance has
violence occurred at Democratic meet
ing. except when they have met with ruff
fanly opposition from Republicans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
Gold.

The Black Republican papers are trying to
make the people believe that recent victories
have something to do with the fall of gold
Nothing can be more absurd. Gold knows
that all the victories that can be obtained
while the war is prosecuted for Abolition
amount to nothing. This is proven by the
fact that gold constantly advanced in the
face OF all of Grants pretended victories, be-
ginning with the battle Of the Wilderness Its
fall now results from the growing conviction
that Mcclellan will be eieeted We venture
the prediction that il the State elections two
weeks hence should by any possibility indicate
hssuccess Of Lincoln, that gold will instantly
advance, and attain higher premium than
ever