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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

Gallatiu hsd susdsssl ~ = thsrs "a
be burned as it was without tho range Of
bie-8un ss.s'.eea, ,sr.s se-zri4 s.. .ss
Jesse's gang went into Client, Ky, Ii
night, after having shot three ,legroes
The Vsvay, Ind, homs Eaards shsslsa shs
rebels out of Ghent from the opposite Aid
Of the river. sE -
jake Bsnnett's squad Of II nsn wesl
into Owenbsoro Saturday evening", CAP.
,ured and shot Capt. Walkers, Of the Sd
Kentucky Cavalry, captured Ten aegroSs
and shot sevea Of them. The Yemsiainx
three concealed themselves in ths wharf
boat. The rebcls set the wharf bost On
Gre and left. The citissns afterwards es-
tinguished the Times. ..s...s ia
Twenty guerriliss under Capt Prats
attacked Taylorvillc Sunday night snd
wers repulsed BY the Anderson county
home guards. -
Last Tuesday . small baud Of gusnilIa,
robhed David Hssry's houss near Brsa.
dcnburg, shot Mr.. Henry aad dsnoIish.
ed his furniture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
MmlloSI bEsp iTeHes
.. e. ,lIl b ...l lsys =
HaIifaR. Aug. 81.

'a.ssas Halifax. Aug. 81.
Tie Europa, from Liverpool goth Va Via
Queessteva alat, hs arrived With four
days later news. .ss-ssst a.43
the Irish rioes had reocmmeScsd AZ
Reifast Cotton closed NTH ! panial de-
cline Of 1 4. The Advaoce Of The week
1as only partially mainsained; middHne
Orleans, 304 d breadssulfs. quist apd
steady provisiens. dull; whess, 6rmer
snd moderate dsmapd SO. Z, spsise
2O6; other gfsdss seglected; corn. quiet.
The Loodoa Times 10 an editorial on
Grants assault on Petersburg credits both
sidss. With great vslor and winds up 1,
follows t.:
I'VE. from this distance. While ve d.
plors the sacrifice, cannot but admire the
hsro.am which for three noaths has sni-
mated the contestants in this deadly crap.
spis, and - cannot but believe that che
Americsn character must gain from the
moral qualities which have been called ia
action. out ~ enough has been done for
this, ve should rejoice to see the bell;Ver.
ents separating with mutual respect.-
Whassser may b. the .siaaler in the
streets o. chsrubes of New Yot tk, ve may
depend on Is that no man of Gen. Grant
srmy .thiuka meanly or malicidu.ly oil biz
souihern adversaries. War among il
osher lessous teaches foes 10 respect each
other. and wc sincerely hope that The
tselEg which must tbas b. gens r,ted
may lead ere long to coociIiation and
peace.
The Index says We are able 10 say will
al cal@ssss ssd sobssuess thdt the pros
pects Of . speedy peace ssre never q
promissinR, 70 almost absolutely certaiD
~ nov. Il is oar sincere belief that i
some great disaster befalis the Coufeder
aGe arms before the 29th Of this month, ID,
Democratic party, assembling in Conyea.
ZION ~ Chicsgo, will nominate = peac.
candidate for Presidency aod within ,hre,
moatts thereafter there viii b. . armis
| tiee.
Some distsrbinces have occurred .
Cork. where a mob paraded The strseis
bot tho police fred vollet Of blank
cartridges into them aod they sca.teret
and 6ed 10 every direction.
Slight riotisg is also reported at Dan
dalk and New Rye.
The Times sditorislly sayS that th
struggle ~as never tDaintaised with sue
vigor ~ At present =, oil point
The Sco,i.'s news represent the con,
battants 1t the utmost esrsin. aud il
dlmcult 70 think decisive resais can b
delayed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

irg tn 6rn belfsf Ytis ~ stiekak .tiill
come outof the contest trismphasf; win
the 1ibsfsiss Of tie people ressorsd and
pssspssityssAA haYPtsss efitks soassry
Other promiisent gentlemen followed
iAabsisf speeches, reviewing sks hissotk
Tof the country under ds,Docra.io rule s
sonPasisos With tbe aets Of tbs pssscut
adminisnsssop, And promising tks retnra
OF Astiug peace aud national happiness
With the spcosee Of NaCLeliao. .r-g -,
Tho question VS. ftsn taken on makiae
the domination unanimous and it vas de-
clared carried.
To- ssnetSs itxH I'll .1elekslis and
audience IN response vere deafeniug.
Wickliffe o6nrsA > HssiQtipD that Ken
tucky expects the 6rst aet OF NcCiellau,
whsg elected. "a, b 70 open Lipaolnss psis
pa Idoon md - 10 edbturs{ frse. u
Carried unanimously.
WiskliRs. said smaay Of ~ beet and
most loyal citisens of Ksntscky, among
them twenty or thivty lsdies, are now in .
prisoned In Louisville in damp, dirty cells,
With only dirty straw TO lay upon and the
commoDest prison fare, ard The newepa-
pers Of Louisville are forbidden to make
the sligh:es. allusion TO this terrible state
of sfAlrs. He sos proclaimed it st the
risk OF his liberty, aud, perhspa, bis life.
Cox moved 70 pyoessd to Shs eoesiua.
t;on of ! esndidAts Tor Woe p feaidenl.-- ~
Carried.
Pesdlston. vooshiss, ,Gsorss W. Cas-,
james Guthrie, Augustus Dodge. Of Iowa,
John 6. Phelps, and - CaIon, OF Hi.
nois. were put 10 nomiusQon. The 6rst
bs,lot rssafssd- 0sshtie, o6ti; Fsedfe..
ton. SAT; Veorhies, l3:, Cas-, 20
D,dge, 8; C.soo, 'fo Powell, sly; and
Phelps, 8. r -
% the second ballot, when New York
sas called, Judge Parker s.id that having
cast thirsy.six votes for Powell against
his wishes, New York aov chesrfully gsse
them to Pendis;on. The other candi.
dates we're then Withdrawn, sod Pendle-
TOP received ,hs aisanimoas voes of The
Convention.
On motion . committee ofoos from
each State vas appointed to inform the
candidates Of their somin alton and zeqassl
their acceptance.
Tilton Of New York moved thu. the
same ratio ofsepreesatatio0 that prevailed
in this conveulius, Be the ratio for tbs
next convention. Adopted.
On motion it wss resolved that Ii.
Democracy Of the country b requestet
TO meet in the different cities and hole
mass ratification nestings on tn 18th o
September, The anniversary of the Fed
etsl Constitutions.
A vota OF thanks to the officers ~,
nine cheers for the ticket and tho con
vention adjourned sebject to the call q
| the Nationa Comuistee. @ 4Asf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
FROM MOBILE.

Farragut's Ops1atiors-Rcb xsss at
Roan's Staten. s.s-
New York, Aug. 81.
The Tribune's Washington sp.cia says
Farragut is to rensin At Mobile ss his
work is not done with the capture Of Fort
Morgan. As important as the capture Of
Wilmington would be it would require =
combined attack II the army aud navy,
ard Grant and Sherman have need OF
every available man.
Richmond papers Of the 98th admit q
loss OF nearly 1000 in the attac X on
Ream's Station. Prisoners say their loss
is over 5000
Another attack is expected, Lee having
recalled his troops from tbe Shenandoah
for hat purpose.
The Indications are also that Q heavy
battle will be fought near Alssnta on
the Macon railroad before the close Of III,
present week.
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Rebels in Force near Bunker ain.
Near dartinsburg, Va, Aug. 50.


Gen. Castar yesterday crossed the Oc-
coquon in the direction Of Bunker Hill, but
on encounteriug two divisions of Brsekn-
ridges corps retired, as i, was not intend
ed he should bring on general engage
ment.
A detaehment Of AvesilPs conmaad
last night attacked the enemy on the
Girardsmwn road and took some prison
ers.
,Averila to-day is engaged making . re-
eonnoisssnce Of the enemy's position
The enemy has his main force 10 the
neighborhood Of Bunker Hill this morn.
ing essAEez4 R-e slsTfN y
The Her:ld's Hsrper's Ferry CORES
pondent say gentleman we'll posted 10.
forms him hes believes great battle vii
be fought Q sar Hsrpcrs Ferry. end tha
the rebels have not relinGaished the ide'
Of an Invasion of Penpsl ivauia and Mary
land
The Heads Army of the Potomac
| correspon dent says The number missing
from the battle at Rea,n's Station is beinl
| rapidly fedr.ced by the arrival OF soldier
Who had been scattered through tn
woods. ass .a.s-
The Herr IDS correspondent With th
18th corps rays the canal j. still In pre-
gress. aad the working party is frequsnsl
shelled by she rebel. Without damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

- kessis4-4Aeie -ho3itsers into positios
and the line Of skisnishep opened heavy
ere on our gu1s and gunners, and with
the sssistance Of the mortar .6est sacceed-
ed in damaging several gun carriages.
The fort did not Gre Tuesday. General
Pas 0estsoye "a 'essrSs Sshins io-sAs 4brtand
spiked the guns. He and the guDuers,
Numbering 6l8 men, we're sent, to New
Orleans. fsN 1sk@saA
Seventeen we're killed, the number Of
wosOdsd . uakuown. None Of che non-
|conbattsnts we're allowed to visis the city.
The enemy has assrons farce at 1000
on the main laud ~ Grsss's pass.
s SECOND DIsPAToH.
Mobile, Aug. a8.--There is no change
OF sffairs at this point. All is quiet.
(Signed) U.S.. GRANT, It, Gen. :
Unofficial reports represents Forrest,
Whselef sod Morgan - ahayisg joined
their forces aqd are operating against
Gen. Sbsrman's Communications between
Chattanooga and Nashville, but no ro-
ports have been received from Gen. Sber.
man. Gen. Sheridan is still with his
army at Charlestown.
NO operations have taken, place since
my last telegram in front OF Pe,crsbprg.
lSignsd.l Il. NJ. srAsros.
Sec'y OF War.
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SECOND pIsRAToH
w WasLiugson. Aug. 81.

WSsDIugtOns aug. OF.
The Secretary Of Treasury has decided
10 open ihe taiauce vi the 6 per cent
binds of 1881, amounting to about s3i :
6UJ, 600. to public competition. Bids
will be o2eacd BY ihs Secretary Of Treas
ury At WaShington on September 9Th,
aud payment vnl be required J on the
l4th, on the l9lh, and ] 6h the 29th Of
thai month. Proposals. stating tip
amount OF premiums offered may DO ID
dressed 10 lks Secretary u the Treasury
At Warrington or viii be recsived BY the
Gasersi Assistant Trxasuflrs and It the
Repositories Of pubic money and BY tbs
National Deposltary banks
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Buffalo. Aug. 81.

Tie nomination Of Mcclellan has been
received With great deligh, by the Demo-
cracy Of this and other cities Of this State,
.guus fred, speeches made and 6rewo,ks
let of 20 celebrate the event. This even
ing crowds are pafadiss lhs att ets, he sd
ed by bands, boufres are burning and .
meeting in Begg's Square is being ad
dressed by Democratic speakers.
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Gen. scaeuek nspom,na,.a.

At the Congressional Convention held
ct Dayton Ohio upon the 29,h, General
Schenck was enthusiastically reuoIn ma ted
for Congress in the Third District. He
made an able and telling spesoh in &C.
cepting the nomination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
Ne~ York, Ase. 81.

The gold market shows . strong reac-
tion from yesterday. the price opened
At IS, subee equendy deciiued to ! 35E
the fscs being that large purchases had
to be made for covesisg consncis made
during the fall OF the last four days.
During the morning the price was from
2.36 so 93et
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

The Chicago Convention adopted q
somewhat subdued peace platform, and
nominated General for President, and :
sympathixer for Vice President, In thi,
course the policy of the Iowa Copperhead
Covention Of last summer has been trans.
ferfed to the National Cosventicn:s This
platforms are identical in spirit and pur,
port. though they differ id phaseolcgy
General Mcclellan is the prototype o.
General Tut.ie, and Pendleson is Dun
combe in an enlarged but not an improved
edition. And thsre was jast the same
kind of unanimity and the like enthusi-
asn and confident aud blosiating boast
iag of anticipated triumph for the Tuttle
ticket that there now now is for that
headed by Mcclellan. Byipgton, OF Iowa,
was the patronizing endorser of Tuttle' 8
nomination, aud Vallandighsm, or Ohio,
great traitor still. performs the came Of
fee for Mcclellan. Tuttle was quite as
popular, to say the least, in Iowa, and
with the Iowa sold0fs in the field, as
Mcclellan is in the country and with the
army at large.
So far, then, the parallel between the
action OF the Iowa State Convention and
the Chicago National Convention, their
platforms, their candidates and their en-
dorsers is complete. and the fair pre-
sumption is that the parallel will be per.
feet unto the end. And our readers will
remember that Tu,tle was overwhelmingly
defeated at the polls, and that the Cop
parhead factions through their presses
abused each other roandly over the re-
suit. One faction cou,ended that the
Peace Platform caused their defeat, and
the other insisted that il was the rascaIly
policy of runninga candidate with ehoul
der straps, whose bands were red With tb q
blood of our Southern brethren, that
brought defeat TO the Peace banners OF
the Democratic party. The growlirgs
and grumblings Of the Copperhead fac
tons of the State over their defeat last
fall at the State election, and the edito-
rials of their newspapers on the occasion,
will answer sn excellent purpose for the
party throughout the Union after the
Presidential election, and viii onl, re-
quire change of dates and names 10
adopt them to use.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

A telegram received yesterday from
Saratoga contains the paiuful intelligence
Of the death of A. b. Smith, President
and General Superintendent of the Wis
cousin State aad Minnesota Telegraph
Lines, after = very brief illness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

The steamer John Switzer. bound for
St. Louis, without cargo, struck . snsg
At Dsv1rs Island Sunday night. Motives
lost.
Tho Ohio river has risea, s feet tho
pas, week and is still rising.
Receipts Of cotton la bsies from Col
umbus.
Nothing from below.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
August 29-Evenipg.

Instead Of loss Of 5000 By the 5th
corps in the battle Of the 18th and 10Th,
il is nov definitely sscertained that il
does not exceed $500, and - s,rsggiers
coa.inue to come in il may further be re-
duced 70 2 500. The loss of ths Cd corps
in Tsarsaa ys6ght may not exceed les. :
The rebels are said TO be transporting
their supplies in wagons from below
Ream's Station to Petersburg, tedious
and dangerous business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
Nfw aopsrttstHsnts



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gshfir notice sur tbs eaecsi.I cfsesacrn "A
roll and certi hcsfs ofss1tios viii thsa b. returned "a
this Once.
Your attention Is rari Sections II knd IS Of Chap
81, Laws cf 1911 C-psrai As-eny. requiring every
rfrsen liable % perfnm msay dtty % enroll h.Eiset
member Of CasHpsnv. AMI imposing nae .
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tion Of the Captain of compA v, -. si:..ea
Ad;u.tsnf General OF Iovs-
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aufyiz csiIsd TO Tie peusity sar nom Urofirasnt
J. A. WALL,
septi-ir 81 Chair man If ssne ssruStes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

A9- The Copperbeads Of the New
Hampshire Legislature voted to . man
against allowing our soldiers to vote on
the Presidential question. All Copper
heads are opposed to allowing any privi-
leges to the men who are fighting the bat
ties of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01

H A ns,den lady, whose age 10 not a
proper subject for discussion. warns young
~en thst the stamp tax on matches is to
be enforced on and after the frst of Sep
ismbcS, and II would he . saving OF money
70 finish op esgagenienss before that Gate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-01
Nashville, Aug. 80.

| Hst'oy hVEs w.
Governor johnson received disp atch
signed s. N. Haitoa. COL. commanding,
dated Alssior S0th. which saya thet sbs
news from Iebanon to half past this
morning is that general Nllligau i 10
Whesies's bands. The eollees Vas sur
rounded with all tho troops 10 it. The
enemy supposed tobs 1900 strong: We
are ecoating Ill the roads in that direc-
ton.
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New York, Aug. 81.

New York. Aug. 81. i
At ssoe,a ssisss Of one Busdted guns
was kred hero i honor Of Mcclellan .
roninstioe. N
/ Gold. = 4:l6, was 4433 &
The MoC'ell.n ratification meeting VA,
held at s O'Clock p. NJ, and vas largely
attended.
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. IrsAFE.-Mr. Thompson, wife Of the
rebel Gen. JEFF Thompsoo, i uos coo.
6rmed iunatic, and it is said that she
will shortly be ssnt to the Asylsm 1t Ful.
ton.