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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
GREAT UNION VICTORY IN
INDIANA.
Ae0cy .NajOrtfy-Large
Gains.
FROM SHERIDAN.
Brilliant Cavalry right-Rebels Routcd.
l. n

New York, Oct. l2.
The Herald's correspondent with Sheri.
dan. dating the 9th after stating that
Sheridan after having driven Early on, o.
the valley, destroyed all the grain, forage,
&c, and rendered the surrounding coun-
try un'enable for another retel army. de.
'ermined 10 return and take position
nearer his base Of supplies. Where he
was, Hatrlsonburs, bis subsistence had to
be hsuled in wagons 100 miles. On re-
turning he was not followed by any con
siderable number of rebels until On the
Stb. when large force of cavalry under
Rosser made their appearance attacked a
portion OF our cavalry. They we're hand
somely repused but bvouaced for The
night.
Next morning Sheridan, having halted
the principal portion Of his command in
the vicinity Of Fishers Hill, instructed
| General 1orbert to attack the enemy and
drive him away from such close proximity
TO cur rear. Torbert at once carried out
the order. Custar's and Merritt's diyi.
slons made vigorous assault on the enc
my at an early hour this morning, Gu the
right. Merritt's division occupied no.
stlon on the Winchester turnpike abb out
midway between Slrasburg and Wood
stock, and on the left Cust4r's division
occupied a position near Tows Greek on
the back road abou: two miles closer to
the mountains He advanced first his
cavalry and artillery. He made a bod
attack and drove the eBsmy back about
u.lle to strong position ou the brook
There tie enemy made determined
stand
The rebels were a3yantageously posted
on commanding hill. Bsrricades, nd
hreastworks OF rails and stones con,ribu-
ted cons, ,der9by to stfeos. then position
which was naturally formidable. Gen.
Oustar, however. threw in his whole com
mand, made three magnificent cha,s es,
aud at last eartie1 the position by assault.
AZ the same time a junction was formed
With Gen. Merritt on the turnpike Sharp
skirmishlug in the front did not seem to
indicate anything decisive until Deyia' :
brigade succeeded in attacking the eueuy
on he,.aank. This produced cous,erna-
tion ip the rebel ranks in MerriIt's front.
The whole division in iiue then pushed
forward sni followed the enemy. who was
now in full retreat. The relieat was soon
turned into perfect rout. Cuslar and
Merritt pursued the flying tugiuyes, cap.
turing guns. ca'ssons, wagons, herd Il
cattle and several hundred pfisuners. The
enemy was drigen ia great disorder
through Woodstock, Ediubufg aad Mount
Jackson, distance Of more than twenty
miles.
The rebel tiea t..msx had very par
row escape from capture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Pennsylvania Election.
PhiladeIphis, Oct. 12-3.3O .

Philadelphia, Oct. 12-3:3O An.
The vote in the State is so close that
probably the soldiers vote will be neces.
sary to decide the result.
Forney's Press claims q Union ms;o,;.
ty OF 10000, which the soldiers vote win
VIII Increase to 10000. 1t thinks there
VIII vi be Union majority in members Of
Congress and OF the Legislature.
The Age claims Democratic majority
on the home vote of 10000 or Ie 900.
PbiladelPhis, Oct. IL.
Inc Democrats claim a majority of
o,ooo on the home vote Of the State.
Harrisburg. Oct. le.
The general opinion here is the State
has gone Democratic on the home vote
BY from 8 to 5000 majority. 1t is ex.
pected the soldiers vote will give from
~ to 10000 Union majority.
The Election Commissioners tn ,bs
Shenandoah Valley have returned and re
port they we're unable to reach She,idan's
army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
From California.


San Francisco, Oct. II.
The Supreme Court sdheres to its de-
cisIon against The constitutionali,y of tho
military suffrage act. This will make a
difference OF al least 80, COO in The vote
Of the State.
Edwin 4'anly. late Military Governor
OF North CAROLINA, publishes letter "a
vorins Mcclellan and opposing the en- an
elpation policy Of the admihistrati n
Hs expresses great kindness for the sd-
ministration personally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Saerman's Official Report,

NeS l'oTs, Oct. IL.
The Times Washington special saws
Gen. sAermsn's official report Of the At.
lants campaign Is published. II fils 90
columns OF tie Army and Navy Gazette
He estimates the eneny's strength TO
have been between $4,000 and so 900
iafantFy aud artillcry and 10000 cavalry.
lie maintained about the same strength
during the campaign, the number of men
returning from fnrloush AID hosnital
about compeusatlng for iass in battle an d
sickness.
lie pays frank and cordial tribute 70
corps commanders for the accomplishing Mt
Of all his desires.
Late Richmond papers have the follow
ing: -
The Whig expects much from Hoods
last movements and describes Sherman s
position as that of Burgoyne in the fevo-
luton. Shermau's effective force at AT,
ianis Is counted not over $4,000.
The avanah Rebuican charges Hood ;
army with licentiouness md demoraliza-
ton. Ii is more feared by the ibhablt.
ants ttan by the Yankees.
As to the attack on Wilmington, the
Augusta Constitutsonalst saws that place
bids fair to put period to the audacio
luck CT Farragut, as no more tremend
Gus earthworks exist on the continent thar
those that hulwark the Inlet Of Cape Fear
The rebel failures in the Shenandoah
valley are attributed more to John Barle,
Corn than the Yankees, as drunkenness
among rebel olicers aud men becam,
common.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN
war Department, Washingion,)
Oct. i2--4 D. m.

Oct. I'D p. m.
To Gen. Dix:
Dispatches have been received 10. day
IRON Gen. Grant, Gen. Sherman and
Gen Sheridan. but no military move
ments OF Importance siuee nv last tele.
gram ale reported. The following details
oi the cavalry engagement last Sunday.
are furnished by Sheridan:
have seen no sign OF the enemy since
tne brilliant engagement Of the 9th inst
1t was square cavalry fight in which the
enemy was routed beyond my poser To
describe. He Left Us everything runoirg
on wheels excep. one piece Of ar,:ilerr.
ana when last aeen 1t was passing over
the tiii near New Marke, On A run. es
mics iiolu the battle lsll, to which point
pursuit was kept up.
Inc Ealiery men and horses &c. were
captured. Horses were in good condi.
ton, but wero all exchanged hy the cav
airy men tor their broken down animsls
The casualties on the 9Th will not ex.
ceed City men
The LOO nsn Of the 9Th Ohio dis
persed willie guarding the bridge 0. the
North Shenandoah have all cane IN ex-
cep, ofhcers.
lSigned,l +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

ne Enquirer says that ia 1880 the
democracy predicted war. bloodshed. dc.
vasias'on and enormous taxation as the
inevitable result OF Lineoln's election. and
adds the following boast:
"our predictions then are history now
exeepsso far as they fall short Of the aw
ful reality"
some innocent reader of the ENQUIRER
might eonclnde from this ,ha, the s.dsv.
OF prophecy" had not passed bnt vhsn
ne remembers that 10 1860 the Democ,.
cy predicted only what they had al,ead,
resolved to bring abou. by rebellion and
provided the people dared to elect Lin.
coin. hs will find the prophetic m ,rit of
tue Enqn'rer very much Whitfield down
AS tne democracy Of the S1nth had re.
solved to rebel, aud the Democracy ne
The North to assist them, az they knev
the Government would be comnellea 10
enforce the laws and preserve itself, and
as this would necessarily involve war with
al Its horrors, and taxation to an en-.
ormons extent, who of that seIf-ssme psr.
~ could not prophesy such results ?
They now predict that the Union will not
be restored If Lincoln should be re-sl.ct-
ed. Judging from the past we should
take thlsas an indication of the fact that
the Union W II not be restored if thew can
prevent 1t but as We are now wiser than
IN 1860, when We could no. believe the
Demorraey were so reasonable, we shall
be able to forestall their efforts ON tho
principle "forewArned, forearmed." Lei
mem continue to prophesey, FOR they only
oetray their own intentions-TPiststurg
Gaz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Pennsylvania Election.
Philadelphia, Oct. l2.


Cameron county complete, 60 Union
majority, Union loss 33.
Elk county, Bigler. Dem. for Congress,
has 4O5 majority, Dem. gain of % over
last year.
Coffirth's majority in Bedford county
is 66O.
On the home vote in the 9th district
Thayer (Union) is reelected to Congress
by small majority.
Esston, Oct. l2.
VIM. II. Heister. Union candidate for
Congress, is elected by 81 majority. In
the city of Reading Dem. gam of ga
Berks county. with four townships to hear
from, gives the Dem. candidate for Con-
gress AIT majority.
Northampton county gives about 500
Dem. majority, same as las. year.
Philadelphia, Oct. ~.
The Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee claims from the re.
turns received BY him from thirty coun-
lies, Democratic majority of l2,7I5-
The best political authorities are in doub,
about the result. bnt estimate majority
Of 5000 on either side on the home vote.
Dawson, Dem. for Congress, has 500
majority in Westmoreland.
Schuylkiil gives Stroller, Representative
Tor Congress, l,725 majority, Republican
gain Of SIG.
Philadelphia, Oct. l9.
AT the Republican headquarters they
,laim the State from 5000 to 5000 ma |
ority.
Harrisburg, Oct. l2
1t is believed that the Republicans
rave carried the State by at least 1000 I
nsjority on the home vote. We have /
l6 Union Congressmcn. a gain
II four. The Legislature is largelg
Julon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
rss- Ex- Governor Weller Sin spec,

ss- Governor Weller sin speech
in Providence, Rhode Island, on the
18th inst, said:
''If Abraham Lincoln is reelected, in
less than a, year there is q division be.
tween the Northwest and New EGG
land
And the notorious John McKeon, at
New York upon the occasion of the Ne.
Clelsn ratification meeting said:
If Abraham Lincoln is elected there
will be bloody revolution at the North
and West
The spirit ard feeling of traitors North
and South are the same Ii has been
characteristic Of our people to be slow to
credit any of our citizens with deliberate
treason or hostility TO the Government,
or at least 10 such extent as lead them to
commit overt acts 10 consummate their civil
threats.
In 1856 Southern politicians echoed
and re echoed threats similar to the
above. Ia the event of Mr.. Fremont's
election, they avowed that there would
be war between the North and the South;
that the latter would never submit to his
Administration. Probably We thought
that these threats meant nothing
then, or that when they made similar
threats during the campaign of 1850, |
they were merely for buucombe, and yet
the utterers of them were just as much
traitors at heart then as since the seces- /
sion of the Southern States. Do not
Governor Weller and Mr.. McKeon also
mean treason?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Clarksville. Oat. 10

1t Col. Meaner with $50 ooored
troops were attackad yesterday morning
Eve miles below Fort Donelson by two
hundred rebels under 1t. Colonel Low
rey The rebels were whipped with the
loss OF 1t Col. Lowrey, and Capt. Gardy
killed and 95 men killed and wounded
feoefal toss one Lieutenant and three
men killed and niue woepdsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Washinrto, Or 10

Partial returns fson Pennsylvania and
OHIO soldiers 10 Washington and Alex.
dria show The following result.
Penusylvania soldiers vote, total repub.
licsn. S43; democrat l3S.
Ono soldiers vue, to;al republican
$50; democrat q2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
The Platform OF Military Faitur,

General Mcclellan has accented the
nomination ON platform which d, cIares
mat the war Of defense against secession
l. failure. and that attempts to eoerce
the rebels to obedience TO the Law of the
land must be abandoned. Yet he hold.
On 10 his Major Geusrals commission
" nat need have We OF MsjofGenerais
tor confession q failure and cessation
Of war Let him pull off bis martial
soggery, aud hang calf skin on those
recreaHt limbs"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
OttaRa. Ill OF le

At meeting Of the Illinois and Mis-
sisslrr' Telegraph Company, held at OF
lava oa tue at'h. the folioaing gentlemen
were elected officers ior the eusuing year
Hon }. d Cation, President; Edward
IL. Beseee, Vice President; Thomas O.
Cltlin, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Special to Post aud Tribune
Maryland Election.
Baltimore. Octlle

Baltimore, Oct0l9.
Returns FROM the city election show the
re election OF Mayor Chapman over Sterling
(indepeodent) by large msjority.
The vote Is not all in. The new con-
stl;ution will have from 5000 to 5000
maj in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

In Gen. McC!e.lAn's last election
eerine speech he speaks OF "the gallant
aud skil!ul Sherman. the heroic nj dash
ing Sheridan, and the intrepid Farragut."
IL says nothing about Grant. Is il pos
sibie tha. the little man is jealous
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

pG-t citizen OF Washington has con-
tributrt Sl00 asa reward for the irs. man
Of our army who vii uniarl the stripes
and stars IN tue city OF Richmond.
A number OF citiz MS OF Boston. Mas.
have raised the sum oil 81 TOO for the same
purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

lspec'a Dispatch 70 the Chicago Evening Jou rnal.l
st. Louis. Oct. II

lspecaai Dispatch to the Chicago Evening Jodrn
st. Louis, Oct. IL.
Irains are running from here to Wash.
ington, on the Pacific Railroad. Ne,~I,
three hundred passengers came dow,
last night from Jefferson City. From
some Of these persons learn that I'M tho
battle At that place on Friday the bridge
over Moran creek was burned bv onr
troops. The enemy then forde6 Tho
creek, and advanced on the CITY, and
opened with fifteen or twenty pidces Of
artillery, firing rapidly but ali their shot
fell short. Oar artillery replied vigor-
ouslr, doing some execution. Alter
vaialy trying to break our works bn the
left, Price essayed the centre and right
apparently determined, if possible. to ind
weak spot but after three hours un
successful effort, he withdrew. The en-.
emy's loss is estimated at ona hundred
and twenty killed, sixty or seventy nris.
onefs, ana several hundred wounded.
The telegraph is working to Jefferson
City.
lhe destruction of property on the Pa
elhc Road proves to be greater than pre-
yiousiy reported. g $50 feet of bridging
alone was destroyed on the main line.
aud 805 feet On the Southwest Branch.
costing $4,000.
A report reached US this morning that
iioonviiie has been captured by The reb.
els, but il is not con firmcd.
srrcrp
Reports have been received here thar
Nj sfuder, with 5 700 rebel infantry. has
rome Ito Southesst Missouri, and nov
occupies Fredericktown and Pennington.
About five hundred cavalry are in ad-
vance, scouting along the line of march
ID see If the cast is clear
There are also reports that Kirby Smith
: preparing TO enter the State from Ar.
KANSAS.
The guerrilla bands Of Bill Anderson. |
rhrallkill, Perkins and Thornton. ere
aid 10 have jolned Price.
Ibe rebels have lett three hundred dead |
lorses on the road since leaving j efTerson |
City.
General Fisk has been placed in com. |
nand at Lexington
Business has been suspended at St. Jo. |
eph, and all the county militia h Is been |
,aiieu ous " uenerai flsk, in attlcipa- |
lou OF Price crossing the Missouri river. |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

EF The Boston Courier says that all
the "well-whipped generals support Mr.,
Lincoln" Are We 10 understand that G an-
eral Mcclellan has abandoned the ticket
as well as the platform OF Chicago?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

s<A-"Eyerg defeat Of Lincoln forces, =
says the Richmond Examiner. 'fuures
to the advantage OF McCleil4n."
Let some good Union ran clip this
paragraph, aud send il to has War Demo.
crai friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
FROM LOUISVILLE,
Louisville, Oct. IL.

Louisville, Oct. IL.
Election returns. favorable to the ad-
ministrstion, received here tonight.
caused considerable excitement
Passengers from Clafksyillc report tha,
bufcrd, with 200 mounted men. crossed
Cumberland river near Harpeth shoals
last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

kg- A college student being examin-
ed IN Locke where he speaks OF our rela
,ions to the Deity and asked, "Whst re-
lstions do We most neglect 7" answered.
wi.h very much simplicity, Poor rela-
tons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

Dy- James Guthrie, Of Kentucky, viii
address the ''iron interest of Pennsyl-
vanis on the merits of Mcclellan. We
think the ''iron interest" of Peansy lyaaia
has pretty well made up its MUD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

sa-John Lynch. the new Republican
member OF CJugress from the Portland,
Maine, district, was born There ct Irish
pareats, and began life ss 4 cart driver,
and ha' worked himself up to the position
OF an intelligent and wealthy merchant
and honorei citizen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
New York Oct L

The World claims Pennsylvania as
democratic by fully 10000. 1t also
claims that the republican vote in Ohio
had been reduced $4,000, and that the
great republican msjorityin Indiana is un.
fruo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
G A r p Z L s 4!
STATE MILITIA.
Ap5rr-xr GENERALS orrIcr, !

AoJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcr,
psvESFoRT, Iowa, Aug. -, 1894.
You xuihorized ~ this Department 10 oreae.ze
the militia of Lee e1nty into Com eDies Of lot less q
fJtg than aae ARs srsa aRa o4s inrH
You viii notify POUR citizens in the Hcst Iuec naa-
per OF four authoIty 10 organize Ccr ante, and urge
thrrn to eign cunip tny role ~ once.
The 81 er nnrler ef erous having been AnrolltJ In
any Comfapy, a meeting will lie hed, after i've syS'
nni5i rStcr sr the eleC ion ef officers Sanh any
ra and eertlfc.te of election will then be IetAed 10
ths Office,
-, n Laws OF 10th General Assembly requiring every
citizen liable peTfTm military duty enroll himself
A. uietnlper Of some Company ard imposing 6te ~
not less than dollar more than one hundred DOL.
lars the wful neglect of this duty This hre NAV
he recovered before any civil Court upon the orra-
ton OF the Captain OF Company, Of auy citizen.
y. D. BAKER
Adjntant General Of Iowa
Col J. 4. Wall J. n. Hiatt. Is :. Merriam, Keokuk
J. c. Walker Fort Madison. n Sempie, Dover.
The Chairman OF the above Committee II ready 10 or.
ganxe all companies that may be enrolled acot q to
law and the attention Of all persons subject To military
duty Ia called TO the penalty for nrolinieEt.
j. A. WALL 3
septf-df Chairman Of the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

rgA- Dodi. the leader of the treason
conspiracy in Indiana. who has been On
trial al Indianapolis for several days past.
made bis escape from prison on sse Ith
instant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Soldiers Vote
Buffers Headquarters. o..

Buffers Headquarters, Oct. IL.
lhe voting in the army to day 10 Penn.
sylSan'a regiments passed off very oui
quietly, and as far as can be learned the
onion ticket has been every where sue
eessful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
4 LETTER FROu Tue PnESrDEyT
On ThE MARYLAND QUESTION,
The Whole Question of lhe AgcIn a
Aut-Sheil.
Baltimore, Oct. 10.

Baltimore, Oct. 10.
A meeting was held tonight in Monu-
ment Square b. the friends OF the new
Constitution. Senator Wilson of Massa-
chusetts, was among the speakers. The
following letter from President Lincoln
was read:
A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Executive Mansion, October 10.
Hon. Henry d. Hoffman:
Mr. DEAR SIn: The Convention of
Maryland has framed new Constitution
for that State a pablo meeting is called
ior this evening az Baltimore To aid in Sc.
curing Its ratification By the people, and
you ask word from me for the occasion
presume the only feature Of the ins,ru.
ment about which there is serious con.ro-
versy is that which provides for the ex-
1nction OF slavery. 1t need not to be a
secret. and | presume is no secret. that
wish success to the provision. l desire
it on every consideration. | wish all ueu
to be free. | wish the material prosperi
~ OF those already free, which feel SURE
the extinction of slavery would bring
What | wish to see in process Of disap
pear'ng is that only thing which evel
could brisg this nation to civil war.
attempt no argument upon aquassion tha
is already exhausted BY better informed
and more immediately interested sons 0
Maryland herself. only add that shsl
be gratifed exceedingly if the good peo
pie Of the State shall. by their votes, rat
ify the new Constitution.
Yours truly, A. LIscoLs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
FROM MISSOURI.
+. VI. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.

s.. L-uis, Oct, H.
Ihe rebels destroyed the Lauine
bridge ON the Pacific. Real, lis miles
from here. Price sull reported to be ia
In The vicinity Of B1onvilie with Geueral
Sanborn haTassiug his rear aud hanks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

EFLet every War Democrat remem-
Der that II Mcclellan is elected he will be
the creature Of Mr. Fernando Woods
choice. This is Woods own phrase, and
II should be kept before the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

yAfter three years Of war, and an :
other campaign upon us OF unsurpassed
and amazing vigor, We hnd, gold falling
and Government securities advancing
Could there be any better evidence of
the stability Of our Governmenti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Mem advertisements.

ESTATE OF b. f. MO0pY, DEED.
IL STARE oF Iowa, LEE CouSzr. tss.
Ia Corvty Court Of Ire coRatg Ieea.
Notice Il hereby giycn that the 81 dsy cf October
fSG Instrument in writing, ing te be the last
VIII Testament o: B r. Moody, decs ased opened
and read in the Court above named and saturday tho
9th day October 1884, fixed by the Court the day
which proof of the genaReness ef sid Instrument
viii he heard hich time and place M persons
estad will be heard. K0BI A. KUSSELt.
oetl3-,l2w County Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Toledo. Oct. l2

ioied0, Oct. liz.
The Blades returns gives Rec for
Congress- 700 msjority over ASH, 10 the
home vote 10 this district,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
MA AkIkIED.

On Thursday, the 2ah Of September, hy Rev. W q.
Cra ct the home Of hrd father Mr A. j. sTAfLER,
Of Mechanieksburg, Pa, TO Miss Sue T. UEicH, Of keo-
kuk.