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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-07
Serenade TO Gen. Mcclellan.
[From The Newark Advertiser of Thursday. j

lr rom Inc newark AuVertlser Oh TnurSday.J '
The usually quiet town of Orange was
quite animated yesterday on the announce
ment of the nomination of Gen. Mcclellan,
who has recently become resident on the
mountain, just back of the town. The event
of his nomination at Chicago was announced
by a salute, which was In front of the Park
House. AS night approached, the streets
became thronged with people, who soon
began to move in the direction of McClel-
lan's mountain home. About 9o'clock quite
procession, including a number Of citizens
Of Newark, accompanied by Rlbsam's
band, started for the house, which they
reached about 10 o'clock. Gen. Mcclellan
was there entertaining some personal
friends, and the cottage was Immediately
surrounded Aby q clamorous crowd. The
band struckup aserenade Of spirited music,
and speech of congratulation was made
by MIR. E. L. Foote Of Orange, Loud calls
were then made, for the General, who was
finally induced to appear, and make few
informal remarks In acknowledgm Of
the compliment paid him. oaf NtD vsab
he said he did not believe they expected
a speech from him, nor did he feel disposed
to make any extended remarks at this time.
The eyentsof the day were entirely too new,
and he could scarcely realize the position in
which. he had been placed. After again
thanking them for the compliment of their
visit, the General Withdrew, amid the cheers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-07

A STORY OF THREE LINCOLN MEN.-One
of the city papers, which is not very fond of
the Administration, has lately been pub
fishing the "Declaration of Independence
In installmente. It Is a popularity Of that
immortal document that some Of itssenti-
ments are not wholly inapplicable TO men
and times since the American Revolution.
The editor probably thought it was too
strong to be read all at once, and so gave
it out by bits.
Three men, who intend to vote for Mr..
Lincoln next November, happened to be
looking on copy IF the paper to which we
refer, in ferry boat, the other day. The reg
ular daily allotment of the declaration met
their gaze. 1t had no caption or other
marks to show where it came from.
Being '1oyal' men, they read passages
like the following with indignation and as
tonishment-- 9 olg3
"He has obstructed the administration of
justice"-"erected multitude of new of
fices"-"a affected to render the military I'm
dependent of and superior to the civil pow
er'-''cutting off our trade with all parts of
the world"-''depriving us in many cases of
the benefits of trial by jury" SC, &c.
''Infamous ~ said Lincoln man No. /.
''Treason ~ said No. 2.
"The writer ought to be hangedw said
No.3.
The King of England thought SO, too,"
added quiet gentleman at their elbow;
for it is the Declaration OF Independence"
E,ceupt the three Lincoln men into the
ladies' cabin.-N. y. Journal Of Commerce.
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turning to him as to the country's Savior
while they have respectfully passed by
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Prepnring to LcaYe.

The following law card appears in the
New York papers:
A. LINCOLN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Springfield, Ill.
To whom it may concern:-My old Gus
toners and others are no doubt aware Of
the terrible time | have had i'm crossing the
stream. and will be glad to know that | will
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other matters in o small way.
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Raymond, Major General Butler, and nu-
merous other contractors.
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Platform of the Democracy Of the
United States.

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Resolutions, or Platform, adopted by
unanimous vote of the National Demo-
cratic Convention at Chicago, on the 30th
day of August, 1864:
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Resolutions, or Platform, adopted by
unanimous vote of the National Demo-
cratic Convention at Chicago, on the 30th
day of August, 1864:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolped, That in the future, as in the past, we
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union
under the Constitution the only solid foundation
of our strength security and happiness as people,
and as framework of government equally conduc-
i've to the welfare and prosperity Of all the States,
both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly de-
clare the Of the American people, that after
four years of failure to restore the Union by the OK
pertinent Of war, during which, under the pretence
of military necessity or war power higher than the
Constitution, the Constitution itself has been dsre-
garded in every part, and public liberty and private
right alike rodden down and the material prosperity
Of the country essentially impaired-justice, human
ity, liberty, and the public welfare demand that i'm
mediate efforts be made for cessation OF hostllites
with view to an ultimate convention of the States
or other peaceabe means, to the end that at the ear
the basis of the Federal Union of the States. q.
ResolCed That the direct interference Of the mil
itary authorities Of the United States n the recent
elections held in Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and
Delaware, was shameful violation of the Consttu-
tion and repetition of such acts in the approach
ing election will be held as revolutionary and re-
sisted with all the means and power under our con-
troll.
Resolred, That the aim and object of the Demo-
cratic party is to preserve the Federal Union and the
rights Of the States unimpaired; and they hereby
declare that they consider that the administrative
usurpatOn of extraordinary and dangerous powers
not granted by the Constitution; the subversoi Of
the civil by military law in States not in insurrec
tion; the arbitrary military arrest, imprisonment,
trial and sentence of American citizens in States
where civil law exists in full force; the suppression
Of freedom of speech aud of the press the denial Of
the right Of asylum; the open and avowed disregard
of State rights the employment Of unusual test
oaths; and the interference with and denial Of the
right Of the people to bear in their defense is
calculated to prevent restoration Of the Union and
the perpetuatiOn Of government deriving its Just
powers from the consent of the governed
Resolved, That the shameful disregard Of the Ad-
ministration to its duty in respect to feowciti
zens who now are and long have been. prisoners Of
war in suffering condition, deserves the severest
reprobation on the score alike Of public policy and
common humanity. rta
ResolUed, That the sympathy Of the Democratic
party is heartily and earnestly extended to the SOL
diery of our army and sailors of our navy, who are.
and have been, in the field and on the sea, under
the flag of their country and in the event ofts at
tanning power, they will receive all the care protec-
tion and regard that the brave soldiers and sailors
of the Republic have so nobly earned. aarrf
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NUMBER So.

of the assembly and the music Of the band.
A number Of friends accompanied him into
the house, and were Hospitality entertained.
The General has decided to make Orange
his permanent residence, and is said to be
making preparations for the erection of u
commodions homestead adjoining his pres
ent summer cottage, which, as before mem
toned, Is on the summit Of the mountain,
Immediately back OF Orange commanding
city and New York, with vast expanse of
country north and south. It's abouta mile
and half from the principal depot Of the
Morris and Essex railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
CHERiFF,s SALE.

~ So $40 STAIR OF low A, LEE Gos---ss
BY virtue 81 special execution directed issn-d
by the Clerk cthe District Conrt Of ssid county. in favor
Of Charles Parsons, AMI against Peter kicssr, land are
decree against William Bnrkett aud othe;s, j have
ietiea alss and v self 70 the highest hsdiss. nj the
front der uf the Clerks o-cs tie District CaErt VI
lee county. Iowa. nj kekrk In said crsnnry the gt
dsysof April A. D. 1etI, between tho crs of esviock
and O'Clock n commencing at O'clock r. ". ot
said day, the following property twnt The fstfcna
northeast qssrtsr Of recrsp LhrEycur to ard the
fractional north sst-t quarter n seticn tiirfy-nYt 80
AL in sesaehie sxt. rsstn Ssl NORTH, Of range fsts
west. In Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied nron and 10 bs sold by order OF
satisfy s2f writ If execution.
trinters Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
kroknk, Mich. 10. "a. Sheriff III Ice Co.. Iva
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
SHERIFF's SALE. :

~ + go p - 80 sTATE uY Iowa. LEE CorSTT--Ss
BY yrtue Of sreeile ls hrsertd 4ssrcd
BY f& uferk 81 the district Court rs said comfy aSur
efTm- fiAK nHdagainet Iiswkiss TaJ r ND M
decree against Viz giuia Holiday others kaVe sySsa
upm and siiisc 10 the highest bidder The front door
Of the Clerks unirH Of the petriet Cart Vt Les ennty
Iowa. NJ k-oknk In safd county tLe 9Th day cf pr
o'clock 7, NJ ccmmeneng at O'Clock p u Of day,
tle fsalewig property, to~is Lots n two q and
three in block ninety ~ in the city of keokuk Lao
county Iowa. and also the undivided half Of frtyssven
la feet oH the frt ends OF lts iBl eleven n and
twelve in block eighty Tires so in the city ID Ke-
kdk Ie4 county, lnss
Taken e, upon. and 10 be Sold BY or of court 10
satisfy said writ o execution.
E@okuk. Mich. 10 e. israel. ANDERSON,
Printer Fee s. 80. Sheriff OF Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
WIN. MANNERS.
DYER IND SCOURER
FssrtA ars<t, sss.ss. JsAasss 81 Es<As.ss,
n,.... -. 80. IOWA
Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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ADD all hoaiers saa ewaers II the Estes Ho,=s =
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Co., Hiod AhbHf, ~ k1sn a I.xrxs A>sussl
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hliirr, 4reais4la, toass- Co. neary Has- laasp G.
Buckingham. wn. BsitEilcs. brsxn I ITsnae1iius
h~asssA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sss irs,s ss~~ sd
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SSS,sssss ~ = y f,r<ssiss s-ss.s1 l. A. saasr.
saha TesTy George DsfAia Isarffa asl,asoa yaInrs
vss, .s .ssf... nr4k g. Ars ha,sasg,en
John siafka~ 81 hisr. ssasn~<, " II, kraskiin.
sssiEhse- aa-d !" L. stetss, assisGe-- Deferd2HEE
Gle ~ Lbs -oscs Of the L@srt esapt Vi I- osunfs
fsHa II ftFf Nati-sss prssfcu III einfsy hy Eicsr
fhzpssa. pzayis saasssAIt M yuass ainSs y *.
horsh fuf tise san a twenty Thousand dollars nsney
due hia upon coupons. Interest pofe~ If certain sJk
nlasie ny sad = H. AosnssA j. isr Thsnssp ~ bear
49,. $50. - s li9.. -. ponas asd h,r MONEY sd
tiss cfis u Keoks. Lee ecd1iy Iowa u,h With Il IL
aa1s& ~ txEx~ hotel IN SD csfs q ~ fhs Estez
hoast uuirTfh@ irsep~ure VT the ts xacnfs
heron by j. IA Hurnfsh frs ~ff " sssd sr Thor
sn1, ifu-i@s sesrsg nfy lsadk al SD J. \. Harssi
~ Eftr ihouf@n beaEer for thu one
sor sAnd d sS eek. - tsse..sy ssyassfs Asssse To
tae "a sad bofrls for TIE a. sst nlh each AID
maturing sersnuraliy from ther dssn lie Atptfea-
tn Of tae finds arising irsua sii sale Ayr1slt II
tses and as-aa,uts sr II safane@ un SAD property
~ isa slaElste Of flae st4ss isssa.s sfafsaid
aEa Tor otef Orders AMI general relssf Vow YOU anil
Al
are s-Iey ggf.hrd aud required 10 he ss srear and
nrt shser ~ sis t-tson by a. The setrpd dav
Of the ns&t tesv ID sid ss%Tts<o ie Aad Eere M.
the thisd Lendar u Nav A. u 1864, ur decree
NiH h. AaI th~s~iH pfasrstsr ~ af@fausr Gsf2I
II. sCtfrr HOW Hill V.
msrs-4w Counsel for Petft6ner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
SherihS Sales.
- - zr--t 60 4A-=@+ttasfz
CHEK1FFsS SALE. sh@afs1ss"

~ SfHfx"Y Kuxx. 1Ky CerNrY-ss
By virtue OF special execution directed issued
by The Clsrk q the Cart Of said county, favor
ntcss Il the will Of l. r Reovss decsased asa seajnst
jonathan r. French, have levied upon and will sell T.
Of the District Crf of Les Cosnty, lava tKxnkuk 10
said tcdnsy on thr day 81 April A. p 1854 tAfwesn
the hours u o'clock 4. n and cDosk N ~ eaas,
meneng at ocock r. II of said the fclloS f9 prop
cry te&ft. ICt eight @ In blotk t&elvr l2 in Fefry
RAsye& Nuhsnr Adaiin TO The city &c KesA - In
county. Iowa 1000
TAAsn issiea upon, sn % " SOFA ~ order II ssast u
satisfy said writ d execution sssa III 4sr -
ks6kuk, Mrh. y. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON q =
punAgb Ree6 eeF sad 6hsFs6 0fll<ss Ia. - I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
.HEKIEFS SALE. y

NJ 4 SrArE es Iowa, LEE Cn--1ss
BY virtue uF special execution 70 directed issued
by shs Gisk yf the histriss Court IF said esDiy In er
OF VIM. Thompson Co. and against j. n sadri l, haze
levied upon aud will sell the highest hfsFer AZ. tie
front door of the Clerks Office of the District Court 81 Lee
county Iowa at kksk, ~ sad e9aIis en the sth day
and o'clock p. NJ commencing at o'clock of said
day, the following property twt: The northwest quar-
ter VI TIN ufb wess slnarer Of section Sety eli hi Isl
In tow Extyeix TO north, vi range six 8l veal in
Laeeuuutys 1eS'ss fH s3 =
IAk<s lssieises and 10 DO sold by ardsr Of cc4 70
satisfy said writ execution. -
PYhtexsPee n so1 AIsfsAEE ANDERSON Il e.
ksokiAN, isl " - ~ Sheriff u Lae Co. Iewa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
.CHERrFR's SALE.

~ # Erarx NJ Iowa Iyr Covsrr-ss
by srtus ~ special sesrfisn ar~efri i~surd
by the Clerk 81 the District Court Of said county favor
81 Samuel y er Al rs<f Reeves ard G. u Perry Exec
ntors Of The viii Of l. Il Reeves. deceased and against
Addison l. Swain have fesiei rn and viii sell 70 the
highest bidder nj the frnr rrgr ri rfe Clerks ree cf
the District Court N E ersfy los ekuk in said
ceunty. the eth day Of Ayr A D. 1so4 between the
hours ct O'Clock A. ~ and ee.ock P. NJ Bcing
at oeek p NJ VI s&d lav the followrg property.
sEit Lots Eve f5 and ni in block twelve l2 in Per
RI Reeses " fnzns AkfitieA III she city ~ keekH&
lee county, Iowa sshae-
Takgn. levied upon and be sold by order u Court,
SATISFY said writ Of ufion. Els} y
ktokak, Mch. 81, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Prfntsrs Fee E sol Sheriff " Lee Co, iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
!, fsrF;rtss ssrssrssa ae4sastszsafz

~ ira A s4Sa1 ssfArr or Iowa, LEE Co.'S
nv virtue Of special execution to directed issued
- knaesks a. asnEf - - eatsy. 10 6sor
Il nsa ssfR "a ets sss D. aa 76s
heses4 bidaer front door Of ose oi the
Dfssss <Confes ~ et1csiekS le@& E6eAuk III AL
c<pnAg % NJ 3Nd - n April q. IL ls6& kess4a nlh
hour n y Stlctk A n ana = ocfoek b ~
1t O'clock ,. Of said nyyahA Ndmfaf psuPsfsy. -
n. IA II u ieE9s y Z Vs. Als'Afss W iatA'
| f41sox(eItdNQoa1a1RA wssl&bs seew q asmlsAk
saisfy ssld wrft q sxccntcA. l..-~----rs.
RT1nter's Fee 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sassS
Ksokuk, Marcia ~ Sheriff Of LseCo., lowe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
CHERFF'S SALE.

BY virtue 81 special execution 70 me directed Issued
by the tfk VI to- District Cart 6 said county In
u Guy Wells, and against H. HsutInzker. / have levied
upon and wi sell to the highest bidder at the fsont
*r q the SisSkf ofhre vi LIRE hsHht ecnrt pf Les
county, 1Dws ksokuk. in said county the 9Th
day III April. A. D, 1854 ths hey~ % ocieck
A. ~ and clock commencing st eclsck ~ 81
said day, the following property town. Four FEET AID
two inches 81 Of the lots IN eight 81
and nine III tr4Tfsea IL. sect xi4 tgE Il nshes q
Of the narfhSe&ss ids 5Y lot Ten ffr I'll tt5ck one
hunire spi tv~styBys lzs, being altogether Is s1=
fsei fronting en Main street and extending back
vlh the &liey said block. tisy of Kcuk lie
~, lows.
Iaksns ievfed us ana btscads W srae N csurt ~
satisfy SAIL WIT ri exScuilsn-s tt ~ asn.A SIT i
Printers Fee - 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk- Mcis. 1nsh "a. 4 shsSiG Of Lee Co Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02
CHERRIES SALE.

~ s- 81 sxx Iowa, LEraCDEsrg--1s-
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed, Issued
by fse Cterk VI tbs Dhts Court a. Sud county. ia d
u Thomas Davis and against John y. Knight b b Him
W. " Cowies L. r. Ford D. ". frrd, tsGs also
dcsFee sgzAnss. William L. Mod aud ptbssSt have
levied ufoH and tili sell the highest bHer, the
front door Of tbs Clerks Office Of the pa trfct rfrt
of Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, in said county, the
Sh day q April, A d. 1864, between the hours Of
Scioek n ID e'risrk r Mscssnrneneiag al O'clock
so4 ~xssen No. Hnaan fewsrs susssisi Of the
sotft-~ssi quarter y. sction treptyfeyen "a towuse
sixty A~e 20 north Of fante I'VE west In Lee county
Iowa ssatssiriag tes isi scres. s.s81a1.sr -.
Taken esi nlon antc be sold by order Of court. 10
sstS6y sid whit Of exestsi0a stl 3N @h SN
he.kgk, Nch 10, lsts. ISdf ALL ASDkES0S,
Printers Zee r. so Sheriff os Lee county Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

DIABETES 7-
IRRITATION OF The NICK OF THr III .nprR
fsrLAsAATroS on THE KIDNEYS,
- CaTAREn OF THE
BLADsxR.
srRAsGUARf AND BURNING, Or PAINFUL,
uRIRATIRG. ~
For these diseases il is truly svve eirp r.mes,
90 much cas NJ. b. saia Ia psasss sssyle a.
mas been tno wn 10 reiicf the urrsnt ,ymptgm,
small Of the back and through the hps Ateaspeopfa,
ady ofsAe coasitation Water viii relieve son IKE
magic.
sP&1 yS&C lANer ---ssas-r
Have Ions given Up the .; bseAu esheb. and
use them Tor The wsut u better feasdy
C0NsrITUTiOH wAfBR
Has proved itsef equal % thetask thai haAAsvolved
~ 4aa< hDUsErfcs s@ ~
Irri,sts and drsseh the sseneys, and by ,pa.t,n.
soos led % cnronsedeesuera;fen and eonnrmcd al
We pfsaest the Constitution Water To ~ rrh,,.
With The conviction thAii has relieving
s' .n:, o. =, ssl j. -. ssss
viii be rewarded for ONE sGsrs a. placing -
remedy1n afsrm 10 meet the requiem ents Of rstien
8
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= Dsnr ST. = ID February 1861, was an,iciei III
sugar diabetes, and for Ave nosths passed rore
thsn two g,llons OF water in hours Twas
oneed 70 as often as tea tim a.
me night and In five months Lost about f,tv po,nds
IA weight Dnrsns this month Of July, 1851 nr1
cured Two bottles of Constitutes Water. aad IN -.
Aays after using xpeFienee re lisf sad sfter
ing two bottles was csred after
ing my usual good health. Your truly,
+ - V. j. Oh WITT
s1.ss sss. ~ f.-s ~ AZ y, ,ss' 4os,,s ~ r.
cossiaion Wafer Which e.s r.ce :. 90 sa'as q
hgne,t manher MY wife was attacked win main ~
Me shouders. whole length of the back, and 10 her
a. G s9 Tit sssiei s <. no . ,rss,
about nine nonths vhsp ~ Lett hsr worse thar ~ 80
rSe e. e. 4 pa,.s..s
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was Induced to try Your medicine I IfNcstrd -
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gratitude for is; feel thal il Is iii -, 49, Won
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NOTICE.

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nov die in the ore tn clerk IL the DISTRICT tFsrt
Of Lev ccsnty Iowa. at Fers Ms-un pstifvn VI sun
edoe, claiming against Won divorce bonds ii
fsaff3nony and for Mncnv and ether relief ana uh
wa appear ami thereto before thu secsnl
day ~ the next term or sail Court begin On tie 81
Monday Vt May. lss default decree WIN he Asf
against you as prayed for in pe,itou
NOBLE 4 STRONG ~ st
mehle-d4w Attys. fsr PinistM