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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18
Des Moines, March IL, 1864.


EpIroR JouRNAL:-The bill appropriating
$4,000 to commence the erection of this
College passed the Senate on Friday last with
but one dissenting voice. 1t will no doubt
pass the House in the same shape next week.
1t provides for building which, when fin
ished, shall not cost to exceed CSC, 900. All
the special appropriation bills passed the
Senate the same day, amounting to little
over 100000, with but very little debate or
opposition, SO much confidence had the Sen.
ate in their very able and prudent Committee
Of Ways and Means, through whose hands
these bills came. at the head Of which is
Hon. ]. g. Foot, Of Burlington.
SUEL FOSTER,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18

W A report comes from the South At.
antic coast that the firing upon Fort Sumter,
at Charleston, has ceased.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18

wIt is announced that General Grant,
who is now on his way to Nashville, will,
after arranging matters in the West, return
to the East and head the army of the Poto-
mac, which is to be largely reinforced for a
grand forward movement upon Richmond.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18
First GUN I'm the CampaIgn q
1854.

New Hampshire, for long time strong
hold Of Democracy in New England, has given
regular broadside for the Union as the
opening gun for the campaign Of 1854, which
is to terminate in the triumphant election Of
an unconditional Union President next No
vember. Last year the majority against the
Copperheads was only GA. Now it is over
5000, and the Legislature is overwhelmingly
Union. The State was holly contested, and
the Copperheads made strong calculations
upon carrying it. The result IS encouraging
to the friends Of the Union, showing that the
people are getting nearer right every day.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18
Special to the Post.
"

u WARRINGTON, MATCH 10.
The new call for troops accords with the
plans for the military campaign which have
been laid out by General Grant. It is under
stood that he asks for large armies, if the
country expects him to close the war within
the present year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18

VHICAG0, MATCH 70.
The old engineers have resumed work on
all the roads except the Rock island, Alton
and St. Louis and Illinois Central. Upon
these roads passenger trains are running az
usual.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-18

.jss z.. WASHINGTON, March. 10.
The deficiency bill, which has now become
a law, contains an appropriation Of 100000
for the completion Of the Custom House at
Dubuque.
The Senate has concurred in the House
amendment to the gold bill, which now only
awaits the signature of the President to be-
come law.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

Sn unirrtr etmrRerrcputif ,Itrife sett es srm
sdlimmru gum Shljmnern. Tie 5ran}Us en-
~teIulatn asstn rje Nsuiranitr ~ricitlte Gnttit mic
sinlt gcrttl gt9tn lir 3sit9cnrIcn Mrnts3uma'6
unr ,rar nit stmititn @rirl3. Gie ttetIen I'M
serrjt.n Al trnnen. Sis itirtn rrn &crratt
une Yerttrren ii6 nit @e11ttcrn, neil itrr Mat;
niGt ,lrci ht uni rin cinigcs Gplt 3u untsrjchen.
Yer pepl miyr in 9tpn hurh irlnsriite @az
9Unntttt Srituet, unN fran3Eiihe gapcnnsltc
erltisuen in NcritU I'm rie terrutte Strife al
r.tten. 81 1T es rem gun, aatIrlib, raB rus
pia1tn9einrst nslhts, ouf Grren &ptmrprlit,
nur i'm SimmeI ieine 8eimatb srtlidt, f6 nit rem
6sinrc rsrtunrst. g,f RE &irts, ronn ras
! 9otsrlanr, unr 2ctterte fam nit Shimpi rnr
! sAante gu Grunrc 9ctcn, menn Tics Grltcrsr
gum Srrttsit 9tgeiht.
Gui itrtm @(oriA in3 Snnrrt mattn ric
Bran,ricn lis n0H Iryrli1 rp~9errunscn mr.
bntlsn ith tryt gcritan3t. GcttarO grin le in
'trrr t~cicti9tcn S!elun9 mjt 5OOC Mann an
uur nun: nit eiucm @trlult rpu ellJt5liA 1000
Waun surid3ctliEEcn. GarurN inQtn mirrcyun
trti tlitrnce St11tGn Ycr Ter Nnno rtn Gins
lrinBlin3en me GtrrGttcru IN rt Since, mtlH,
nun itrr Gin IrjttNril rct Ny,al6 Ter Wcputl.
uni ittr ;rsi 9rttttei1c Ter gmmrtner q]cli.tD
| NlS tteinc genu0ttuunA lit rny an, .uyrul, J.
EN- An9ri1 rer GNr1tttv out Gu1aoiaroyo sata.
0citlagsn wurrr. 9uave} lat mi: itilu 81
1jeyuns Gan 9uis &c @r:cit 9eraunf unc (
rlj;u n0A esr ttrGnjiHen grtlse trB;ttn. :
) ejntm Srieie iyrjht CT f@ folacnrcrnaBen III:
isire Yslitit Inn isire GrTuun9cn aus: yllniel
. ScTnun9en FINE auf cine iAIeunise gceneigur
: ees smcritani1dsn Sur9Ntricses mn cine rrt
: nGnris, &iersrtc I~tstung FER llnisn esrittct. q
! lann msrlsn rtns Smcjiel riele ameyitariid
4 6Vlraten Su uns ItU5sn, nm bic Sran,rIrn II,
itrrn m~onar6iiScn 9ldurn Srm ansrttaniitl
Scntiucut III strtrstttn. S6ir rtTen isfr no
II las e9us rem 5nilt in rem gereinistsn 6taate
fem cuyrpGiifes Srtsntat &c il ssrast tat
E. pTree, stnsn Strtia sssen unIsre regutlitanii6
outitutiuncn gu rusrsn. afer 70 mic RE Saa
1t MN siuntel litqsn, ptrtsn mir nit Grttes SI
/, has llnirise ttun, UNI unisr s%elisstss Nsrifc
.s serttsiliusm, unr i'd slaute, fos mir ms auf Il
.r1 rcttm Ita, %ts1n.tn. e. nirr Gle rrtl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

trtneen, tas MIR uait IRE tri&tio1.n etdrte rem
Tranlrisn ibnIaf.n, abtr PAS ssiditft nit r:tftf
dem gcrt.latt. Dem militarii&.n 8.fdtsrunft
aus sstra6t.t, mub Is uns , alum au tGuu ittn, 4,
10 ssit ale mDsliS zen itr.r Bats fort, is's SN-
n,r. iu lpdsn. - Snlsm mir Fs f~sninosu
itn Rrdfte gu ,trlpltttsrn, iSwaasn mir ft, uni
e wirl uns lsiGter, fe anjnSrsifen Hnp ~ Sers
niAttn. Sir lnp sntidlu1en, uur sin.u Guerilla
friss ,u fItrtn, Ssnn tt i9rsm SYfsm yes
GrttQs;ittampfes III IS uns II 1T mEsli&, au irssnr
stntm sssstsnsn Sunfte isren Nn9riT asiupartsr,
Da inns bic 6ran,sien iOpsll in Der Gitsiplir
ME in Der Sswafnuus nett I~terlssen linr, ic
| wiirsen sir linen in eimr rftnfn 8rlpi6io6i
Hntsrliessn miiItn, mdbrenp, wsnn mir irrtmIhrsnI
ttre Ssmmunitaticnsn tsrrrten nm fe nit einer
8riessiuRrun9 sleid rerjeniSen, welter lie in
Spanifn unterrAris EN- m1ren, t.llitiscn, mir lc
talr Su rcr llsterSeusurg Ertugtn mil i1tn, raj
Ntcrito nidt 10 gar lritt gu srOfsrn H." G0s
it Nnt5 rcht gut; aEtr re Nclhjat; 81! Ec1
im,nsr 9cletrt, raB clue NotiUn, wst6e niAt a..
lih ieltit. iunlcrn an 1ulfe Spm Nusl1ncr taute
rotti Ittshts Gleltlitc maGte. IS 1T Gin trau,
RIGGS g euirisl, mclfes una Ntritr biettt, llnr
- win ned LANCE 3ett mGtrtn, gcrrr rat Guntrl
| ith li&tct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

Ge lRrfte fir ntanas unltrtr f6 nit fsr Sultur
Der 8sinrst. b.fdaftissnssn ssir mot unintsrsl'
iant j,in, bic Gnf6t .iass erfaSrtnm @in,srs tibsr
ZEN iura fis tatte @ittsrlr,s cen @tinfodtn 3a'
~seiusttn Saasm uns ibrs rtsIaaig. Srfnnrluns
IN psrussmsn, une mir lrudtn ststalb ns6ltttsns
tee, sen Srl. 81. Grsin pom Gasesnape all 9rn.
!. Tipyfsin batter geri5tsts5 SdrsiE.n nit sss
9sBtsrn 9rlautnie at.
Sefrn Nlpritsit in 5eriHaun, Nto.
Sn gs.ua oui ee ~srfrurnsn Nus,u all ben
0sinrstsn hnte id g%efunrcn, ra6 Die 5auptauSrn
taet iine, jteUa nur lis auf rem &ern; pisle tlcjnt
| NetrnaHstn, wslas an ricirm 5srn fsen UNI tetn
srEitsn bic Srppelaagea tilstn, finn nod srdn
mn ~trinscn Samsn.
gas nun in islaen 6iQen pom BEN Binsern
an Ttcju Nstban mirr, mag aud Tier nit Qriclg
aua:ncNlCt nt}e5u.
SGtr ely jevt icjn;H g2tinfera ncA uiat sss
itnittrn tat. iGneipe pcppsit 10 sisi 6pls as tsinl
ssm0tnlIhen Stn,tt. 0Aac9sn 1T. iptAlr lis
| Saamfn terHprtlma1 rn, Ftibis MT Gem NuiSrs-
Aen naGW!pmm a, um pls iterfIuiii9e Spls 81
l,icitisrn una ,eu GAIT III pas giutGpls III leis
fen -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

uH, isitf mit;usstsH unp ,u ttifsn, ssarAn ssGttn
lie nidt. Son ben UruGtsn, Die auf tlutiSsm
Gslse scn Qns.ren ,rrunssn, aesa.n es ,strsn, at.r
ribt mittslftn. Dir sOQ.n jsst aud sinmal
Sitser in's tarssrIias sssen ,uradfttr,n una ri.'
i.nistn, bic l.ttt.r rutiS gu 3auft tintst'm 6fsn
s.ltftn, nRs.n umi.rs Stsas ,inEs!nasn.- 90
raiIsnniren bic 2suts, un> gan, unrsdt tatsn fs
niai. Nlr.s ris stssisruns er MP ,sisea nit Der
Genfripticn, 70 vnrsss aud sisls Der altsn Ssl-
rAtsn pteler tItibsn.
9r =. A Xxx.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30
Die &anfas ssstsGatur ia. ali., nj.

Die &anas segtslatur bat ale, nj.
Der vB1ifcurt Gsmstrat" tsriGtst, .inftmmis
eintsIn rrminirt gum nadtsn prdFrsntsn.
Dire itmarcssust IN 9umba9ssr srtlaren aliu
,ssura (wie sssiNe Grppsrtsais ~iaStsn): 8ir
un. RE nus srn1tIten, Fne ale Ndutsr uni
Gi,te uus serrjenm bic 5ittisuig, rte uns 2ine
coin puA S6sftIp uns Suantril in 9awrtnee
ansts.ibsn lttt. &rlt i&risn its: %fs6s,, staNs,
unt nun ltden fe rio srAui1msn ai3crpiUtcn, lit
Il. 3t,Feiift. Goa irU man gen sincm @pttc
r.nfrn, ras iplae ~isrsils, idmeiipsacInps 5uns tiecz
len gu stscCrrnsttn watIt. eim Fe nitt MI,
reii fir's 1cQtnu' rrw fWr en nrurt gaulitln,
9lsi6'
Esut: uUtr taten arscr s~,Siitttt nls BIT: 9tt, :"
2ani1s: uIantt !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30
2tu &crrn 9lnauit Ntcf.

Sn 59rsr Giuitnluns in Der ~teutiasH gGeit.i-
den 9slt, wrrjn gle lid nit Hctt ttitscrcn, eaF
er GpilsI Utcr rnt S6atamt I'M Namn i0Nlmt-
Iibrr r%nnitatcr Burger ptne ssrantm rrtide Sra.
msn:isitnuns %puflj,jrt murre, lube id %isIasnre
au1susnre StsIs: Is mira Stnsn attr, 6srr
3srotttur, ssmiB lief lsin, ;n %rr'atrtn, RAT es
~tifirtitn r~olitt!en Burger fns, eis in isnsr ert'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30
Ste Spnoentipm6.1in paii,y.,
St1tripn Giiy, 80. San. Il

Stftrirn Gtig, 80. San. 1904
Su eu s~,itrtgtn N6sneilBuns pes 6aurs MA,
rit Sill iii Qinteruiun9 rirsr @onssnton nit 30
seacn 81 Stimmsn o~nsensmmrn. 3uYrr MAJ
icrsh saa Bennett i6s 9lmentsmen. paitrt msrren
mriSes ii, @atI sur Gsnsrutipn an; zen Nc>
eemtrr T. s., me Tic S'gunJ rr GsH.eHt2n
anI Fen s. Sanuar 1855 vetlaiett. Ser Sraat
mjre sieis Sill pbne 5neiirl etsniaQs paifren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30
Serot. 8. S. Mcti0an

srm rubmspam -. @ssimem lit gum l. Gicu-
tenant ieiner Gcmsa9nts t%fi0rscrt. Ssit lsn8sm
eat tsjne NoAridt itine tsfssn 6reunte 10 tcr,<
lid %srfr,ut mr. Qratulirtn lie lem a%uFrifti9 gu eies
Isr lansa sersisnttn Glidtiperrs. Nlet CT ren
9ri.s sriunt Ttcrlstcn, TIM bic UrIate tt6 rrnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30
& . q 9 8.

gsyn q a' ,emtouer uno Sintelntura
c2n 2t.@.. t,r' @efaint, cof ole @trfia's
ssh H.t - aa SEQ. Glsjn,-2lcntcn
lit 81 D Il gem GcufrrF c%rtddcncn Ge-
t,.t, apsU.t,g inn. 1as @elcfur sc.13se CLAIM
rup mr. az RE .'1 el~ -r In.
1eisFlih %auttrriii i, an -u. .a--
.r3ablt merpen. III ,,.g, u osst Hau5,.,. ~
mIltc iUr rus Onsernare Genrio l0me &uor 8ae
tliurn linp RE Serrm 9lomtaner ms 6iutt(ns
turs nm nc tetrcfenren Claims wsrlen rnsct
nur IN rieis unp an teinen onrern g~lltnfen aue-
~te;att. 9Ns 3Oms8uarriitcn, me.fe isrs Claim,
al Wa irn unp Glemtnt5 in Ct. SUuit %ecrtauiI
saten, tGnuen lurh lluter;sitnun1 elmer GrQ,
matt on Nrmtnutr s. 6intelrturs rel equirt
NiiGs. ir Sch nnG 2lG1us ton 5 prpesnt Ys,
2sEtcrsn uGa(ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

Qrrr :. 6. MOnwarinB it mrtih rob
iriurr GFidt 9csru ieine Gcniitusntrn natssz
temmsn UNI fat mIbrem rer Y09an9cusn gErte
istnen Sis i'm 0ltprdiemtantsnbauie sin8enrmmsn.
- Bt7tr pat ais gar ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

gm Sh1eGaea,cr. Namtn5 Jts9u'l:3, an
Gaatena;s ;,iet, n~tbuta.t, criucb scr ejrj5:1
lsBcn glntn rcu tam wssstlanicren Sdacen,
re,her .urldseittrt mar, I'M icin; &i..,er u tr~
len. Ger Mrretr ~tsinltt id moo an 'tu
Subsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-30

stonaes strmtrisen IN tSpnsu. Suite Gi&.4
Trani, sor Slut tlrSsn W. W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
H The veritable Extra Billy Smi

@ The veritable Extra Billy Smith,
of Virginia, turns up At Chicago. He il
attending the Convention. He has been
10 close consultation with the delegates
from the Western States. He is said to
be bearer Of propositions from rebels in
Virginia. Billy wants a general arms.
tice for ninety days, National Conveu.
ton, and Mr.. Fillmore for President. He
says the South will not treat With Mr.
Lincoln, He and bis friends don't like
Mcclellan, but will accept him with an
armistice and National Convection. Ex
tra.Biily is anxious to share laureIs and
notoriety with Sanders and Colorado
Jewett. If rebels in Virginia or else,
where wish terms for settlement let thu u
go to the "powers that be-" at Washing e
ton, not to Copperhead Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
Rapid Preg-ess ef Reeruiting-E6erts
80 Psstpene the Draft.
New York. Aug, 80.

New York, Aug. 10.
The Worlds Washington special ssys
the most encouraging accounts are receiv.
ed from every quarter rs to the number
Of recruits nov being obtained in Peun.
sylvania- About $4,000 have been re-
cruited, and quite a. many in New
York, while New England has furnished
10000, and perhaps when oil the returns
are received the number will be found to
be even greater than this.
The Western States are also doing very
we'll.
For some time past reinforcemeats Il
the rate of 4. 900 per week have been GO
ing forward to the Army Of the Potomac,
and for the next two or three weeks it il
expected that 900 per day will Be for
warded. The average number received
and now obtained daily throughout the
country il about l 800 and this number
will be increased to 1000 or 2, 500 pei
day before the 9th Of September. Al
least so. 900 men will have been raised
for the army aud navy before the dsy
named, not counting credits on previous
calls or those srising from former nava
enlistments. Had toe cali been for 900. :.
600 it 10 thought the men could have beet
raised easily. but the large call discour
aged the people.
% account Of this large addition I,
the army and navy, efforts will be made
TO have the draft postponed in the hops
that sufficient number Of men may b.
obtained without resort - that objection
able measure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
Fight In YleriAs.
Nev York. Au0. IN

NeW AOrS, mug. oV.
The steamer Fulton has arrived. News
partially anticipated.
An expedition, consisting Of $50 men,
including companies B and d of the 9Th
Massachusetts cavalry and one piece Of
artillery from the 18th Rhode Island,
started from Magnolia, Fla, to make Z
raid.
The party reached Stark without fight
ing, and thre destroyed . railroad train
and large quantity Of merchandise and
supplies. Then proceeded to GAINESVILLE
and while there we're surprised By 600 Of
Of Dickinson's rebel force. A fight en-
sued resulting in the capture of 100 Of
our men and Q piece of artillery and the
rscapture of the property.
Affairs at Morris Island unchapged
1t is expected additional heavy guns will
be ready to operate against Sumter in .
few days. Meanwhile the fort is UNDER
going severe punishment
Shells are shot into Charleston daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

New York, An,

New York, Aug. 30.
The steamer Edinburg arrived to nigh
with news one day later, but not import
ant.
The Belfast riots continued yesterday
With much damage TO persons and prop
srty, bat to day have appareotly subsided
the rioters bsing overawsd BY = strose
military force.
No other news.
Cotton, dull and quiet Barley, inac
tive.
Breadstuas-Dull. and tendency down
ward.
Provisions-Quiet, and steady; Petro.
leum firm.
London. Aug. l8.-Cousols closed al
ess-es4; |. c. Scrip. 469A5 discount.
Ere Shares, 40@i2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

AExtra Billy Smith says that /" INC
Clellan has the respect and gratitude Of
the South" Just so. Probably it would
make little difference to the rebels whether
Mcclellan, VAL, Gen. Lee or JEFF Davis
were the candidate for the Presidency
and, for that matter. equally little differ
ence to Copperheads in the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

~ The seizures of ammunition and
arms sent to the "Sons of Liberty" in
Indiana amount to $4,000.
What do psacc men want Of arms and
ammunition in such quantities !! Why
not call themselves allies of JEFF. Davis
aud confess their object to give him aid
aud comfort in his treason2 Why sot
the poltroon. the knave and the hypocrite
by calling themselves peace men, when
they are preparing to assassinate their
loyal nsishbors to promote the projects Of
the rebels3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

A FINE THING FOB TIE TgETH.-T The
fragrant sOZODuNT appears 10 have
taken very prominent place among the
most approved dentifr,ces Of the day. Il
is . very popular article for the toilet,
highly recommended BY al Who have
used it % beaati6er and pressrver Of she
teeth, refreshing tho mouth, svseteninp
che breath. arrestiog the progress Of dc.
cay, and otherwise bsns6siug ths sser. -
Boston Trsvsller. 3taoa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
The Situation.
New York, Aug. &c
Especial to Tribune.]

Especial to Tribune.
The Tribuue's special thus sums up
the situation
Sheridan has advanced aud discovered
the enemy retiring
All lqu'et yesterday aud to-day around
Atlanta, go far IS active operations are
concerned.
A Dispatch from Grant indicates Lei
has ceased TO struggle Tor the recovery O
the Weldon Road, which is completely il
our possession.
No fighting yesterday or this morning
before Petersburg or in Bu,lsr's front.
Gen. Early's forces are in full retreat
up the valley. with our cavalry elosel!
pursuing the rear fesrea,iog column. csp
turing good many stragglss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
NOTICE..

ter, deceassd eov@, Rssrum, Payuter 1 Dsvis
nnief, Maybe. O. Ahsos.t Jahss Co., Hnsh
Gook, Aerrtek Ai<xaader May c. Geo G An
the estate Of Louis zndei, dec-ssed c pyI<-
fou hereby notified that there = now - ae IN the
iosA u keckuk, petitcs u james Jchsson cIxira.
ing AGAINST all VI You decree qui-sing In him the title
TO W fret on the rear ends Of los d In bisek IS
the ty Of keykrk Lee county lowa asd psayfnx thst
AL th- nf-re-f claim and equity OF reden5ptign of
of you In and the sAd may bs cut ~ and for
ever barred and foYecIcs+d
tnrss you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
tbs second DAY Of the February term lss of aid Dss
tct Cout decree will be rendeea annst you thereon
by S~fsuIt. RANKIN HcfRARY
Revenue stamp 20 Cts. Afforneys for Plaintiff
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
augB-dtd
NEW REVENUE LAW.
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ASSESSOR,
FIRsf DIVISION OF FrKsr AssEssnEsr DTsfEIcr.

The Tax law which went into operation the Is
day Of July Last imposes license tax every IersoE
the g~oss vscspts Of which 81 90 per
To this tax riergymen teachers farmers artists board
house kecpefs bookkecpers gzrdenerA nursery
sxtress-men eansters, drsymen bank teerx, sup%rin
t~ndents ocsrs Of companies corporations
As companies corporations organized for any bus
requiring other license such rsccad insu
and other companies, Ac- &c, am-nsbi~. Tn
said law also ncreases the license reqr lie carry
kinds II business to wit Wholesale liquor deal
ers retail liquor dealers bankers Wholesale dealers ped
dier.. hotel keepers brokers. cattle brokers'
The undersigned hereby notifies all persons residing
doing business this division. who liable afors
ssid to forthwith HE oc~ in the city kes knk
and make application for their respective necessaf
cense- increase Of license, the may be- with
ont further notice. VIC. STRIPE
Aug16dSt Asst Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
Y ID GLOVES CLEANED AND

~ EDLNkED Ladies u the city who went their
Kid Gloves cleaned be csted ty caiiug
the undersigned LgH Coiored Kid uioves be col
ore hsek and made lock gCi CAL Mt the
room over Mrs Holnes Dress making establishment CT
Fourth street. MRS. GABUS.
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Chicago. Aug. 80.
The Commercials Chicago dispatch
says there 10 no doubt % to Mcclellan
receiving the nomination. There will BE-
. struggle over the Vice President. Mr..
Guthrie, of Kentucky, and Mr.. Pendle.
ton, Of Ohio. be the most prominent.
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e. This is the season for suicides in
France. The fumes Of charcoal appear
this year to be preferred to the cold bath
OF the Seine. Fashions Of Death diffsr
- we'll as those Of Life.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Denns Lynch:
Ssr You nre hereby notified that there II now ea
de IN the oce Of the Clerk c District Court of
county. Iowa. It Madison petition of Nancy Lvneh
claiming OF divorce the bonds of uaarrinory
or the GROUND II wflsu de.ertion.
Uar-s aTpesr thereto aud defend before noon u
the second day Of the Decemlsr 1885, os Dis
trict Court dccree will te rcbere Yea thereon
by desanit. RANKIN & NcCRARY.
R<renne Stamp 20 cts Attorneys for Plaintiff
arxStdsx
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We CLEAN some items Of matters and
men at the Great Snake Show from the
Chicago Tribune of Monday
AUGUST BELMONT.
Confessedly at the head of the city
delegation stands the name of Angus.
Belmont. He is German BY birth, but
many years a resident of New York. J.
He is banker, belongs to q class Of
wealthy and liberal democrats. and "shells
out" literally whenever party exigeucies
require it. He is made much OF by Lit
tie Mac and in the evea, Of his election,
would receive the tender of FIRST class
foreign mission. He il an early and
faithful adherent .f Little Macs cause.
Mr.. Belmont is small, dark complex
ioned man, with Jewish cast OF features,
speaks with q decided German acce ut,
aud Jumps from the effect Of a wound re-
ceved in duel some years ago. He is
the chairman of tho National Democratic
Committee, appointed in 1860.
now GEO. F. TRAIN WAS DELEGATED 70
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The Democrat" Territorial Convcn
ton Of Nebraska. amono other delegates,
selected one Hickey, German, to go to
Chicago. Hickey sold his prsxy to .
merchant in Omaha. BY tbs name Of Nc
Gea,h, for ten dollars. but j. Sterling
Morton. another delegate. had promised
Rickey's proxy to G.. F. Train-McGeatl
refused to give way, and so Train was
sent for. Morton felt like accommodating
Ira n, because he bad promised to colo
nize large rumbcr of Irish in the Ter
ritory to work on The eastern terminus oi
the Pacific Railroad, and thus aid the
party. McGeath held out, and as . las
resort George Francis said che be ID
if they sl.ouij have single Irishman
pressure was too great McGeath gav,
way, and that is how George Franci
Train came to Chicago as . delegate t
the Copperhead Convention.
WHISKY.
The whisky market is dreadfully excl
} ted, and fashionable drinks at popula
saloons are going up with fearful rspid,ty
We quote brandy smashes and sherr
cotlers at thirty cents, aud firm. b
, Monday two drinks for dollar will b
the tariff, gentlemen. Itis consoling I
: know, when we reflect upon this rapi
appreciation in the prices of liquids. tn,
these rebellious -disunion- peace whisk
drinkers on the public debt, which
and by they propose to repudia,e.
IN THE EvsRINa.
The Democracy were jubilant on Sa
urday evening and exceeding ly loquaciou
r Il was talk on the streets, talk 10 eveI
|. hall where they could gain an entranc
4, talk everywhere. There was somebot
TO talk to. Tne streets a, least were fu
: There was plenty of noise.
FIREWORKS.
During the evening, At intervals, roc
J. ets were let off, and ct half past Il
i the fireworks 10 the Public square We
= lighted. 1t was an imposing display a,
y fully equsled the expectations formed
it. Pending the display the ceremony
9 raising the Nc Csellan banner was go
> through and the people were satisfied.
,. settle bsrbarous rebels put fifty-thl
% bullets through lady's white skirt on
;, steamer descending the Ohio the otl
!" day. Happily. the lady wasn't in
r skirt.