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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

~ Nothing pstri6ss the feelings like am
bition for it combines rampant love of self.
with ferocious hate Of others.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

2 Grant is making breeches in tho rebel
fortificatious for the legs Of the Southern
Confederacy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

q A great man is most calm in storms, q
ilttla one most stormy in calms.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

~ He who has plenty Of brass can gener-
ally get it of for gold.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

Passed ut the Third Session of the Th1ty-Sepenth
Congress-.
PUBIIC-No. 10.
AN ACT to enable guardians and committees
oflunatics, appointed in the several States,
to act within the District of Columbia
Bem enacted By tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the Iaite1 States Of
.America in Congress assembled, That it
shall be lawful for any person, appointed the
committee of a lunatic, or the guardian Of
minor or lunatic, by the proper authority in
any State or Territory Of the United States,
to institute and prosecute to final judgment
any suit or action in the courts Of the Dis
trict of Columbia as he might have done ifhis
authority as such guardian or committee had
been derived from the proper tribunals Of
said District and such committee or guar
dian may in the same manner collect and re-
ceivc any sum of money due to such lunatic
or minor, and may by decd, duly executed,
release and convey to any party entitled to the
same, whether by purchase or otherwise, any
lands or estates situated in the District Of
Columbia, the property Of such lunatic or
minor, or to or upon which such lunatc or
minor may have a claim or mortgage. in the
same InHluCT DIS Its nave uoHc ~ Ills
authority had been derived fom the tribunal
of said District Ploridcd, That such com
mittec or guardian. before making any such
conveyance of real estate or release of claim,
or mortgage thereon, shall file in the Orphans
Court of said District the official certificate
of the judge Of the court from which such
committee or guardian derived his appoint
ment, that he has given sufficient bond to
account to the minor or lunatic for all sums
Of money received by virtue Of the authority
conferred by this act.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. Tint
all payments heretofore made within the
District of Columbia to the committee or
guardian of a minor or the guardian Of
lunatic duly appointed at the domicie Of
the lunatic or minor out of the District Of
Columbia, in the United States. shall be good
and sufficient: Pr0rided, That said guardian
or committee shall file in the Orphans
Conr: in said District the official certificate Of
the Judge of the court from which such COM
mittee or guardian derived his appointment,
that he has given sufficient bond to account
to the minor or lunatic for all payments so
made: And prorided further, That in all
cases the evidence Of the appointment and
authority of such committee or guardian
shall be first recorded in the office Of the
Orphans Court of said District.
APPROVED, March 9Th, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

PUBLIC-No. 49,.
An ACT to incorporate the Washington City
Savings Bank.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and Honse of
Representatives of'thc United States Of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That William
B. Todd, William p. Dole, Edward J. Simms,
Joseph J. Coombs. z. c. Robbins, Thomas
s. Gardner, John r. Elvans, and Samuel b.
Niles, and their associates and successors,
are constituted and created body corporate
and polite, by the name Of 1.-The Washing
ton City Savings Banks"
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted. That
the officers of said corporation shall consist Of
president and vice president. who, togeth.
er with seven trustees, shall constitute a
board of managers, four of whom, If the pres
ident or vice president De present. shall con-
stitute legal meeting Of such board for the
transaction of business.
Sec. 3. And be tt .f3rthey enacted. That
said corporation shall meet annually in the
month Of April, and as much oftener as they
may judge expedient, and any seven members
of said corporation, the president. secretary,
or treasurer being one. shall be quorum,
and the said corporation at their annual meet
ing shall have power to elect president and
treasurer, who shall give bonds ir the sum of
ten thousand dollars, for the faithful discharge
of the duties Of his Office, and all such other
officers as may be deemed necessary which
officers shall continue in Office one year, and
until others are chosen in their stead, and all
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

~ Be brief and speak what you mean.
Wisdom requires but few words.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

~ The 6henaRdosu harvest fsapsd
By EARLY, threshsd BY Sheridan, CLEANED
by the ''four year, failures ia Union
blue" OF such is made the staff Of ne.
tional life.
"A sale At tho incredible rate of $780,
00O per sore. or $3.50 psr foot frontage.
took place 10 London, lately, whom two
large houses in Old Broad street were dis
posed of.
The Oregon Legislature has author
lied the issuing Of 100000 id State
bonds for bounties to help recruit 1000
soldiers for service on the borders of that
State.
The distress 10 Lancaster il sud
denly returning at an alarming rate OF in
crease.
"A large number Of recruits have
been received in the naval service within
. few months. From the 9th of May to
the middle Of October $500 were re.
ceived.
-Amherst College offers for the next
year 1895 in prizes The largest amouu'
possible for any student to take is e225
The term bills of the College are to be in
creased SIS the coming year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
A Glorious Union Victory
LincOln's Majority in KeO.
kuk 4l0!

Tim election passed of very quietly
here yesterday and resulted in an over
whelming Union victory. The majority
for Lincoln and johnson was All, being
gain of 81 over Governor Stones ma
jority last year. The State, Congressional
and Township candidates on the Union
ticket have about the same majoritiss.-.
Our German Republicans generally voted
for the Copperhead candidates for Clerk
and Recorder, reducing the majority for
Frow to lao and 100 for LeSu,r.
The indications are that the Union
ticket will have a majority on the home
vote in the county. with the exception Of
LeSucr and Frow who will have to wal,
for the soldiers vote to decide their fate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
PRODUCE, PROvlsIONs, &C.


PLouE-supersne, IS 80 i. bbl, 2 SAX 4 20. Double
per sack Co Retail toe r bbl and pc 2 sack high
WHs.r-spfinr, I'll % to 20; Pail, 20 10 70 la.
ceRs MKsL--s2 so Y loo os.
BEAs-Wheat II ~. Corn. | Is y loo ra-
coRx-Scs s. to IS, old l GO = bushel
RTK-fo TO socg bush.
B4E.Kr-Psi fo9i so Spring, seeti 20.
oArs-5Sc p bush.
cExky APPLg<--fs.sqoc-
PcrAroEs-l 90 toll ~.
Bvryrs-coninon, soc. Choice, s2c.
E4ss--sc-
LARc-2p-
ssouLbEKs-lsc p r.
SIDEs-.se . n.
Haxs-2sc = u sugar Cured do. 23e.
WITH BEaSs-Gommon to Good 81 25asl IS Prime
Navy, 81 So
fsLLew-l2r.
BESsuAx-s0
u.r-rimo,hy, sl2 oo@Is 90; b.led, sis 90. Prairi.
I'll ma Siz 90
alpEs-pry Flint i2tgc; Dry saltsd i2cGru1by. hal,
price; Green I: Green sheep Pri;s IS to 81 %.
SEIps-fimothy, 81 oo Flax 81 "a
BsxF CarfiS-s2 IS. 10 e. 90 gross
sHEKe-sI 90 10 s. % Thssd
WooL-Faetory Tub-washed, 20 SOC; Fine Fleece, %
Aa.iun do. IS
Far Hoss-Sn 90 nett.
fEATuKRs-s0c
RAes-+s< 20 Size.
BAss-Buriaps. % TO 65c.
Single Gunries. SIC: double do, Csc.
Seamless, bush, T5e to l Is.
Flour, \ Dbl, - TO c.
do Z bill. % TO "a
do Z. hbi., pager s.
sAcKs-WooI Sacks, : 90 piece.
Old CoPPER-3o TO Sc = d.
olp BR.ss-1Se y D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Our DUTY.

We deem II our duty to keep constantly before our
READERS that valuable of all medicines. known as
Goes Cough Bssa- II has the tests of time and
experiment. and all who II speak the most praise
worthy terms OF its medicinal value. II il the real uty
OF every parent to Keep constant supply of II in the
honse ready for immediate Not only Is it most
splendid remedy for conghs. sudden colds influenza
ana ali throat complaints, but il Is the consun,p
medicine viii ever cure them Goes Cough BaIsam viii
De feund an invaluable friend slsy the help
the APPROPRIATION and the sufferer Wly viii "
that are suffering from coughs colds Group sore throat
hoarseness-abd that are liable pulmonary attacks
NOT take our advice and provide yourself with supply
OF Coes Cough Balsam-tbe best and CHI. apest Couch
Basam in tbs world 1t but forty cents and can
De ionnd upon the counters Of druggists everywhere
oct3-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

nA-The Ghost of Buster was abroad
last night. 1t haunted Daniel F. in his
SAUNDERS. In the silent watches Of the
night, when deep sleep falie,h upon men,
then Daniel f. had vision A spirit
passed before his eyes-it was the spirit
OF disappointment at the result of the elec-
tion yesterday. l! made his hair to s.and
for the simple reason that his hair don
DO anything else The ghost wasn't q
ghost Of a chance Of Copperhead success,
and the Union majori,y-,ha, was The
bu, ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Financial au0 commercial
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY Carr Cify OYYIcl,
KDoKuK, November 0, 1884
GROCERIES.


10
sUaAR-N. Orleans fair &c; prime, 2sc; choice 2ce
New York. G, New York, A, 2sc, crushed and pow
dered % TO Sec.
MolAssr.-sugar Housel osSl lsc; Golden syrup.i %
0$l 25-Sorghnm. 65tG7sc.
CoTFKE-i6lz to Az
Ricx-l7c.
SopA--American, lie: English. L.
eoAP-PAm, III &c; German. lal-telS.
CaSpLrs-star 35c Mould 2ikr22c.
Tzas-Young Tyson, 81 Goa2 .; Imperial, 81 % o
81 Is. Black, 81 3 to 81 Is.
T0BAcco-Daik Sweet, s5c; Medium Brands % 70
2sc; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 80 TO 81 IS.
NAiLs-Best Brands 81 IS rates.
GLAss-sxlo Country 81 50 City 70, rates
CoRpAeE-.s0 to Sic
DIR APPlEs-1l to lie p h.
Dsr PEacHEs-Hlfs II 10 lso p b.
Oar CuBRaSTs-25c.
RAisixs-s5 soSto So so.
s.IT-4 Aga 30.
PEaRi SfAhcH-11c.
MOLINE WOODEN wARE-2 Hoop Pals, - 20; 5 hoor
do 81 g. No. Tubs, ST. SO No. do, is 90 No. de
IL 80; Nests I'd do u. Wash-boards IS 90.
Tsa-No Mackerel, bills SIS 0osaxls 90.
ko.2 DO do SIG O0cSi. 90.
No. do hf do &l1 0oAll SO.
No. do hf do SO 00sdlo IS.
Hfbbls. No l White Fish, s. so.
Orts-Ccal OIL Csc TO o., Lns~ed OIL G6; Lard Oil
81 T02l So Fish Oil, 81 80.
CHrssE-Denmark. % 10 &c; Hamburg &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
FA VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.

~ n NOlCE FROM tlCkSBURG.
TicKsBUzs Miss Aug o. 1857
Dr. John BJl-Dear Sir: happy 10 state 10 20
that have used your valuable Servn Bifiers ~ith Re.
benefit 10 se la general s!ity and prs.ratiot !,
my -!sfera produced by the unhealthy and piernatle in
nuehee Of The Mississippi river rcnud ykShurs having
bern With 6ea Grants army throug hcnt nd hole
efn campaign. l confidently recommend n
persons who are exposed TO unlleaith. clinatess
H. W. FooLg,
Agent .. :. Sanitary Commission
Lorrs,lI.T, Ky, Sept 10, iso3.
on the III ofIuly last snbitea. through an agent
OF mine 10 the Aeca. Direes u tie Department. ~ The
Army Of the Cumberland sample my C+rcn Bitter.
FOR Inspection and r-quesfedu sftsr analysis he found Il,
me,itor;ou 10 sanction and aYrove use smong our
soliiers. 49,
The following IL the Medic Directors reply and a.o
zen heerans permission a. ship 90 dozen once to
nave II soid to sniitrr JOHN BULL.
Il am Statistic that C.drun Btters will do no harm
any one II tax n properly sud ia moderation see no
objection to Dr. Bulls being erniitrd dispose Of il 70
sGtisss. A. HiNRY THURSJoS
sasgeon anil Medical Director D
headquarters Depas tIlrnt OF Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn. duly -, ls63.
IN John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to shlp
70 NASHVILLE Tenn Is gross 100 Dozen Of Bulls &C.
dron bittcrs for sale 10 suffers in the army only
ihe OF the Treasury Department are to be
complied with strictly.
By order OF MAJOR ten. Rosecrans
WM. NJ wILEs
Major and froyssst Marshal Gen.
For sale, wholesale and retail 10y Wkrson Bartlett
w. aA,to~M APrlSdA~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
ALExAKDRIA, Clark Co., No.
November 8, 1864 {

EDITORS CATS CITr-Deor Sirs viii
you please publish the following:
Ii has been the habit OF citizens of
Iowa, and to some extent Of Illinois, 10
come into this county and camp near the
small lakes or ponds for the purpose of
hunting. And to those who have acted
IN becoming manner The citizens of this
County have extended generous well
come. This generosity on the part OF
some has been misplaced. Hunters have
wlllfully Iesosted TO destruction by burn
ing rails ard otherwise injuripg farmers
IN the vicinity. This was done, as am
creiibly informed in several instances
last winter; aid as the season for night
hunting Of geese Is again returned, there
Ia danger of repetition of these outrages
And on the part Of ci,iz4ns OF this county.
who wish to maintain kindly feelings with
our neighbors of adjoining States, tina, we
may each feel at all times like extending
and receiving only good feelings, have
to request that persons carefully refrain
from committing any waste of any kind.
and also report any offences of this nature
that may come under their observation
that the guilty ones may be known With
out subjeclipg honorable men to unjust
censure.
There are those who come here fire..
quently from Iowa and Illinois to hunt
who arc gentlemen, and are always vel
come. But We regret there are others
who, not sati-ied With being on annoy.
ance at home, must carry out their evil
natures away from home and such per.
so's II caught in anJwise trespa ssing in
this county (and they will be closely
watched will be severely dealt with.
Our aim in this county is to restore
peace, With full recognition of law and
order. 10 days gone By some prejudices
nave existed between citizens of this and
surrounding States, all of which has been
caused by men who had no reputation to
lose on either side. We are determined
Clark county shall be no asylum for
troublesome characters either to ourselves
or our Deigbbors, and we believe our mn.
uves will be appreciated by all good
uen
Hoping this will be received by all in
the spirit intended.
remain respectfully,
d. A. DAY,
Capt. Com. Pro. Enrolled Militia. Clark
County, Mo
By order County Com of Pub. Safety
10 THE BIZ SD.-Don't fail to read tho
card of B. II. Dence, in another column
lie can cure the sore eyes without fail
d.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
HAGAN,s maGroL,a u.r.m.

This the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered 1t changes the sun burnt face and
hands to pearly satin texture Of ravisng beauty I'm
parting the marble purity Of YOUTH andthe Dfnss< ap
pearsnce so inviting in the city bse Of fsshson 1t
moves tan freckies pimpes aud from the
leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
contains no material injurious the skin. Patronzed
W Actresses and Opera Singers 1t Is what every lady
should have. sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. T. HA0AN Troy NY
Address all orders TO
DgMAs BARNES 4 90, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
EOIHy.
DIR. II. AM Frs & g O..
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts rpon the Heart, Liver Kid neys
ge-ttse Uf geEs, and Glandular System.
The HEB has the use Of this
~ private Practice. and the tncorss of medical
AOftf, easts n- 10 recommend ii the practitioner
and the pubc feeling confident that With fair trial IL
viii attest It's own excellence 10 the u Chrunie
ses nca saassis iotine sus serofuIa Bronchitis
skin Eftp;ios Heart Liver ard Kidney Dis.aees Ser-
.9s Anectsots Neuralgia rheumatism, Dyspepsia De-
tiiuy, Syphilis, etc.
n, slc~bs Esy rely upon the Uniform strength u
tonne water a. containing tlreeluarler gralps pm
Iodine IN each mud ounce water sssUcxt betHs
sea II Is nt liable 10 decomp Siisou
of nast ineauses neither l. tie Iodine oxydlxed nor
nentfaiSed ~ combination With AIRY Ingredient render.
ing Tins -inison superior to ans other method a axh
iting Ipsre.
felt directions accompany steh botfle that IL ulsr
used rs family meiicne well - the tFufessgoi
Price one dollar per bottle receipt IL i've dollars
six totiies delivered frss by exe.s t. sny aalrrs
Be~Er Of Counterfcs and limitations wlaivh gprfnri-
blai dealers eDdeay0r dispose on our r-frfatiun
lee orr signature aud trade marx 1.-THE Greek word head.
ing tins tseneni upon the LABEL and urs;fer. Il
each bottle without which none Ia genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II ANDEEs Co
PHI, Ecszrss and Chemists
riaszodA~en No. AS Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
LINCOLN ELECTED

The partial returns received and pub
lished by us this morning assure US be
yond doub! Of the triumphant re-elec-
ton OF President Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
MEXICAN MUSTANG LarrmErr.

The parties In st. Louis and Cincinnati WHO have
Counf-feitng the Mustang Lninent under pretence
proHietorship have been thoroughly cstoped by the
courts To guard against further impositon, I have
procures from the U. states Treasury private steel
plate revenue stamp which placed the top Of each
bottle Zach stamp hears the fac simiL my SIS
fure, and without which the article j. C.uatarfsst
dangerous and worthless imitation Examine every bot
Tie Ut has been In use and growing 10 favor r
many years There hardly exists hamlet the habit
able Gobe that does not contain evidence OF
full effects II Is the best emolient In the world. With
It's pfesent improved ingredients its eees upon
bea are perfectly remarkable Sores are be pain.
relieved, lives saved valuable animals made useful
untold Ills as-taged. For cuts Lruse. sprains rbenma
tisnl s~elliogs bites cuts cake strained horses
&c Il Is a Sovereign Remedy that should he dis
pensed With. II should he in every family Sold by all
Druggists.
oetil-dkw d. BARNES, N~w York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

IL We learn from Gen. Bussey the
particulars of most shocking murder by
guerrilas in Davis county On Monday
night. 1t was generally understood in
tie county on Monday that various par
fles OF suspicious character we're coming
In from Missouri for the purpose, as was
supposed, o. Showing their hands upon
the day of election. On Monday even
ing two men, evidently of the butternut
persuasion, passed through Troy, Davis
county. They stopped at the house of a
Mr. Hendricks, living some three miles
west at Troy, who was absent from home.
aud rummsged the house. They also
asked permission to siay all night. Mrs.
H. being alone, directed them to 90 to
Mir. Wsllace's, who lived near bv. They
did So Enquired OF Sir, Wallace his
politics. He told them he was Demo-
crat. They said they were also Demo.
Gratis, and wished to stay all night. He
was suspicious of them, aud told them to
go to Mr.. Cores neighbor who fire..
quently entertained travellers. They
went. Meantime Mr. Hendricks having
reached home, and learning the facts
az above stated, went to Wallace and Gore.
and told them his suspicious that the par.
ties were rebels, and that he would 90 n
Troy, and take steps to have them arrest
ed. While be was gene fer this purpose.
MT Wallace, his son, nearly of age, and
Mr.. Dufiield, who was living with Mr..
Wallace, concluded they would themselves
arrest the rebs. They armed themselves
and went to Cores; told the men hey had
come to arrest them, and to deliver nm
their arms. The men sprang into an ad.
joining room, end as Mr.. Wslace followed
them they shot him dead. Thep shot his
son three times, MORALLY wouudinp him.
They shot at Duffield several times bnt
missed him. They then knocked him
down with revolver, and rushing GU. of
the house succeeded in making their o..
cape, leaving their horses and takinp 10
the brush in regular guerrilla style. The
parties had not been arrested at last ae.
counts.
Col. }. b. Weaver was at Troy at the
ilme' and ne immediately ordered ont tho
military companies at Troy and Striup.
town and throughout the southern nsr,
Of the county He then proceedsd =,
once 10 bloomfield to put the military
companies of the entire county 10 condi.
ton to prompts suppress any fu,,lo,
demonstrations of guerilss in the connie
and to arrest, il possible. The murdere,s
Of Wallace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

Howe & Tyler will sell this morning at
~ O'Clock variety of Dry Goods, Cas-
s'neres, Satiuets, Jeans, and Notions gen.
orally; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes. lot of fine Engravings. Smoking
Tobacco, &C., DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
HAIR DYEl HAIR Dynl,

2ATCHELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE Il tke Bess 4.
- the World. The only RarmIess, 7rrs ssi Rsi;skls
aye known This splendid Hair Dye La perfect-chanees
kcd Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly Glossy Bierk -
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imparts fsb
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and recti
es the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine Il sisne
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; ell others are mere imits
tons and should be avoided Sold by all DruRgiss A.
FACTORY-sl Barclay street New York. BArcHrIon,
NV TogLEr CRRAA for Dressing the HAIR fiyp-dkvIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

ATTENTION. GERMAN RlrLrs Am
members Of German Rife Comn.ns,.
will meet on Wednesday evening. Nov
9TH, at half pas, seven o'clock, q, Turner
Hall, above the Telegraph Office.
By order of Capt. Schaefer.
q j. J. WoHIwExD, ORDERLY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

SMALL Pox We learn from DR.. Nc.
Gugln. President of the Board of Health.
that We were misinformed as to the large
prevalence of small pox in Irish,own,
There is not nearly SO much as we had
been led to suppose, and it is hoped and
reasonably, that the further spread Of the
disease will be stayed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

cE Wilson's gain on Hornish in this
Township over the vote Of two years ago
lie about $50.
Glory enough for one day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

hA- No nation is born for empire-none
u organized for long lfe-none can moke
n's'ofy-none can ultimately escape
slavery and live in the divine hiybt. 80
f-gevernment-saye those a, ara on
dowed with the grand old Roman ins,;no.
q never submitting while disasters pre-.
van, oi never making peacs until the
eupr- macy Of right and power is aeknov.
lodged II the American nation ,hal,
halt or countermarch on its vic,or;ar.
way to the re establishment of the Re-
public, complete. purified. and indiyi,ihls
it will die-sbd die deservedIy.
-Msjor Fraser, we'll known to all Pa.
rls'ans, IL just dead. lie was an odd
st'ek-used coffin for his beds,ead, and
ept in It regularly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
TEsTIuoNIaLS.
NJ EDICAL BOOKS.

"
A'a
- a.. . = =" u ~i4ett-
= - pss@st'es.
-, - .le laegf-
- q y =, St3ateh-
ts.s ~ ss = ls4 a pl1s.ioas-
~ ha'i'Ns ~ -
80 an,a ; ~, aes ~ s4saae'he-
IeA4H'''N On 'sesfsA
- ~ lhishi iherAseat41a-
$3.50, ... 49,. \, -
Ssetena On ahssirh-
eAufchls on oman
SufFhiff ~. g ihssaology.
clrrsi.pd-. p III I.,iean
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

g"The Democracy can do nothing
without the South" said Cop to a SOL
der yesterday.
"You had better go South ard organ
lie your party then" was the quick witted
response.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

% We had general quie. throughout
the entire city yesterday The election
was the most quiet held here FOR years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
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