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, 1864-09-08

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blood' ''4'
t.9 a9ur cnanirY once WA happy. aut hal the u.'f
miters haS istn .nrnr n ae ~ .%o ssass ~
pa'fing the .so]a ion OF qaurrri ths, WONG Asve
IN ;1n o "s, saa u 1a.a. nsittsn aud AneFlea
1 .ith t. iraa = clv.en nsnd af ame;ic,.s 10 The
h1tatnmen!t OF peace hesrtf and saft1s tas irst
ELat l. AmtTIca INT IT land r.. u,dows oro,,o.
and beegnrts But What need Il: ar<auunt to sa:a
ss % .esi inuh;.sis more 1..efs than sons1s caa e
welconie to Ill wbo sre .disp,sed to j'.In me in
mt ne z e G core ~ @ gne q! our sas
III Nth he 1ns.s ot tse parent eounts, xoo
Tram iii tascs nt inch a. re sh.1,hinE ar n t,nl
poee upon ourrelv*s.
o1nEolGt ~. 0ASoLo.
f~ General McCle]1an'e fe,enda seem n
rejv much upon his pictures tn elect him
Their fndust1y and zcai in ectt1oy og hi.
Dortra{re are nronip,,ne R,,. no.. 1-.,.,h.
sho,. u,,.dowa . 1,ere nsmorr.t,. ,r,1i,.+;o,a
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"e", eoo' NC eoutu W "os tuus' "ou'o oe
OF 6omt account. II you don't elect bin,
l. Won can show your spuRk, Keen the p{c-
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George III. PendletoR's Record.
Dcan Richmond. IL Il said drsitrd Ut chi.
caoo a nlhtform. dec3arinp tha. h,uur.h,a
IT,. .,.a,,1 ~.
PioPooie4one ouol"4 We "@"e ~ '"e te"e'b
1or 6ettlemcnt On 1oe o*sf6 u tAa unt IN
but that If they were refused, then that the
xhn1e mower Of the Goyernrnanf ,houtd H.,
.-ar+.d IN rcmn.t +h,tr n,,.a,.,ro -, a.,
1"-..' r. c-1,.s Nv
Iopssfoeon. ue to'co ~ oo'aa encse
tefmei ana the PIatlofm ADOPTED, while de-
bouncing the ~ar. aDa advocAtirs cess4
.tiop o1 hostfiit1ea, is silent 4. to what shall
he done In the event that the Sou.h will mt
s a,v 1,,onoz,tiona .Eor neacr arcao, ~,
-! y s,o,. r p~ W
Inc ohe's u loel1 in"epenoeuce" t1's ST.
lence was 1"tentioIal; 1t was for the pur-
1,t,,nt t,f th+,r numfnee far the Vica pra.t.
t'A' .,,
oen's - WA Ano"h' "n0 "e'1 Au'"a
IL 4nAL lDnNE03lOn. 118 mkQt speech Ia
, 1864-09-08

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA letter from Teuerife
Aus. ., rays: The steamer Florida arrived hsrs
yesterday. Size Was permitted TO 1aEe coal aud
what provisions she required, and safles It pooa
gong euuth. During hts stsy ehe recc.sui none
ipc tnis purt. II Is reported that she came here
uirecs from the coast 0f EeH Eusl4ud, where sht
to"k aro destroyed muny vessels, Including 4
ktex1ner With a very valuable c4rEo. which the p
-ruies report they did not save. Ii is supposed
this steamer Is the Electric Spark. One III h-l
otncers and two OF her crew LEFT the Floslda a
, 1864-09-08
&sueriltuB Fire on SfeawerB-1mpOrs
tunt from Mexico.

CAmo, Wednesday, September THE steamer
Arthur, IRON New Orleans on the 3ist. aI1 Belle
Memphir, fIum Memphis Tn the 5th, have arrived.
The hitler lad go bales Of cotton for st. Iuu1s,
width wa telzed here on account Of alleged irreg
tlarity IN shipment
The .teaucrs White Cloud and Henry Chou:cou
were fired into on the I'd, b Rebel battery, ab.re
Bayeu Sara.
K number of ehote took effect In the cabin aud
hnA Vi the White Clouo, and her stean pc was
cut, disnb'fDe her. The guuboat kLnwood came
up and ed her out Of the range Of the battery
No ope wse hurt in either boat.
A considerable rebel force under Gen. Pofgnac'
r. rrttrieo !" have c.oss,a the M.aslssippt river
from Arkansas TO Rody, Alss,, oa the 7sld.
Int New orleans De{9 has news rum the month
Of the Rio Grapdo ahnt The Mexican General Cor.
sIpas met the traitor Ursfan ten 1ea:nen north OF
Victoria. Afer al obstinate battle OF i've hours,
he ruued him with neavy loss. The affair wAs
the muet bIilaut Of tae war, and caused great re-
ip,ctrr among the Henp1e. Cortinas 1s reported
mArchtu, back to Natampra.
Ibfte vas cvlIrtant au.uncc OF the French up
the Bio Grandr, and storm, times afs expected III
me state Of Tamuulipae.
Generals Haribut and Totten arrived At New
Or. ans ..
Cotton aetive Int too unsettled for accurate quo.
ta,ton., Produce aud p1ogisions un-ettled Full
II 1Alr tueaY brought &c at auction.
, 1864-09-08

HrrsrALE, Pa, "Wednesday, Sept 7.-Judse
e11+red on Toeed dsy n:ht, the safe opened and sne
curttptr taken, amounting to $6'to0l. 4 larg:
numbtr OF individual Iotes were al-o s:ue ,chl r.
ly given By Sal+-fn men. The robb ia took IS 600
in Il Government bills, aud rome Sl5.o0o to SCI,
0.Lin $lt0 Government hills aleU namher oil
$50 AID $50 Treasury, interest payiug bilis nlc.l
so Of mare in silytr a liberal reward is offered
fer the detection of the thieves.
, 1864-09-08
From MADISON.
Active RecrultfbE-CoAQr No
m1RatiOn.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribu1e.7
MADISON, Wednesday, Sept. Z.
Recruits are pouring IN here by hundreds, and
there are already about a,000 in camp here. There
were e6{ men mustered In by Lieut. Purcell Jes-
tezday, and $40 to-dav-the total IN the State for
yes1ttosy and to-day being 7af Msny towns have
nltd or nea.ly dlled their quotas a. frat assign
ed, and of conrte have 1arse surplus, 80 that
when deficient districts are dralled the state will
have few thousand In excess On the present
quota.
There will be great dissatisfaction II every por-
tion ot The state Ia mol required to furnish, Its
khare OF men.
Ths 7ih regiment, whose term expired, with 3ol.
F,nnic1ln, arrived here to-day, leaving the Weldon
Railroad, eouth Of Petersburg, on. the lat tnstaut
, 1864-09-08
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1854.

A. no noi,ce hsd been received OF their conin.,
there wse no demonstration made
Col. Amasa Cobb MS unanimoaaly rcuomtn.tcd
tor Congress ~ the Union convention Ct tbs 81
district to-day
, 1864-09-08
RECRUITING IN NEW YORK.
i he 6 Rurnt Dfssr1ct~s' Sending For
war; Vo1uuteerB-Prospec vi Fill.
Ing 1he slate 0UQIA

NEW Yonk, Sept. III. G." teleeraphs to the
New Yose Tribune from Ssracnse: II have
ch.erirg, repurts Of recruiting. throushoa1 our
The men going forward are mainly hardy and
strong 1ermers .onr intsllEsnI IN ana ses2la5s n pst a.
riots. Vens1lttle exeFtion VII be REQUIRED to al
Geperal Joe Huoker made and effective WAY
ensech AT Watestown last night y
, 1864-09-08

answered On the artt ou1aolne tram, shtie now It
Is ge1 rsAly Brcrsssy to de ~ tho answer till the
5IIt sut-e.dtbg aHe annhr, as of doIrs often
hnp. OF the d. ns hour, thousands gained
o. Ioet by the fluctuations Of day. The adv.n-
tase cou1eirtd b. tbs one fexture OF the pan
kt8rOtl& be tFtfG4t{ip 9tel.
, 1864-09-08
NEW YORK UNION CONFENs
UIUN.
Hon, Reuben E. Fenton for GoEernt

sTnAcreE. Sept. 7-Rcuben Fenton has been
pomiuated for Governor by the Republican Enion
Convention, rec-irtnq 2s7jf v,tes 10 60 for Lyman
Treuaa,ne: 314 for John a Nx.
SInACreE. Sept. IA dt-pateh has iust been
received By Ward HUT II ON Gen. DIX. positively
dec1fninc.
, 1864-09-08

Iowa C11T, Sept. ton the lat instant the
Union CONVENTION for th 3ecobd DISTRICT hetu ut
Dewitt, linton couptJ3 re.uomlE7ted Ton. Hiram
Price. for Iontress. lie has been fnund fathfu',
and this Is hts 1e~szu. The present consres smen
Ut this State tall Republican Union men Of tue
e.uItest stripe) l.se now been fen"niaatad.
They sre be io.lows:
III District, Jsmes F. Wilson,. I'd District,
Diram Price; 80 District. w. D. Allison; 4ta Dis
tr,cs j h. erinnrN; 6sh D.stric1 john a. Kasson !;
9Th District, A. ". Hubbard.
Tho nomlnat,on Vi Mcclellan BY the Chicago
cohvobtitn. p!eases the ffieibs OF honest. I'D
Ape' In thts state. Yun re6ember the Copper
hAars ot Iowa list yeAr triad the experiment Of
Illuminating Geueral in thu ae.ly Tor aoveroor,
un plstfu1m that wHs opltoeed to the war au the
amy, ind yuu Tel2F nber how a"talig ne wss
ltstsp- Well, tre nomination OF McC!allao a
Generpl OF thr army, peace platform, ia stn
liar It, and M4c will be beaten III 1oWA Us badly
as Ccuerul Tuttit Was-lnly more go. The meo Of
irwa can't stou,uch The C0pperhead propasltloo 70
csAwl to the 1bsoDe ot thu vill'saous traitor JEFF.
DHv4s ano bes for peace. There ~ too mara mAI.ly
sensa Of ho1or and eeifEespect left aman5 ns fur
ttut.
Ano,htr attempt was m1de TO hang ths murder.
Il lii C0lnh. In 0ltumwa, f.W uaJs aluce, but 1t
VAS frustrated hy IT, vigilance oi the Sheriff.
- hear that the contributions fbr the Iowa Gen.
ttsl Fulr, at Muscatlne- Comfn. tn Wikna rush.
1t bids tAir to be- great B1ccess. We Ateotfyin4
10 heat 1hh late North Iowa Falf. at Dubuque.
Scott Ktchuau, u Mubcatiue, IL the .,utnn ca
d;date Tor judge uf thl. district to ll the va:IhcY
occasioccd by the resignation o; Judge U:ilun.
, 1864-09-08

lDRton epecul satx The uui.cd Stiles tIe1sury Will
In twelve days have ready money enouyh 10 pay oil
every usan III the service.
, 1864-09-08

Thnd Stevens for Congress.
LANCASTER. Pa-, Sept. TAT meeting OF the
Uninu Republican Convention. to das, Hon Thad
Stevens Was 1e-nomi. a.ed Tor ConErebs b. acrla-
t.zfldtN
, 1864-09-08

Pcace-a1-nny ssPr1ce'' - Nonina.
- fiOns
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7,-Tne Democratic State Con-
vtntion here today nominated Thamas L. Price
for G0yefutr
, 1864-09-08

Tall GOODS.
Il - Lake Street,
CT RAvEo & faFlME,
VIZ offar 10 the Tr1de fair ASSORTMENT Of
DkEBs ,1h CLnAK THIM eIAas for Fail
wear; laTkr lines Of our veil known upak.ra
Of CoR3hTe; 400. LEN HoslEnY In g1.Ar
variety; and ope Ct the r,chsst 1t .cEs Of
ZEPHYR Wob EDS. Ya.n@, RUntAS,
BOoDs. sH~ WIS, AFFGHoNs, TIDES, &C.,
ever offered BY ID to NJ customers. We1nvtte
an examination II our stock. by those dealers
who have n hitherto traded with us as wall
hs BY our OLD ff1snos, f. ellnx confident snat uar
assortment and price. will recommend tnsn-
aalV+s To all.
GRAVES & IRVINE. ~ Lake 1t,
et8 asa. III Eat A1V1et
, 1864-09-08

Celebrating Our Victories:
Clsc1sSAyI Sept IA salute Of one hundred
gun. was T4e fred at noon to-day In honor Of the
recent Welcomes.
, 1864-09-08

ls Autnolixec D tnu eects-AT OF It's freAdu1yA u
resolve -c11pt1 70 sne nav
@H:vA N-I-dIs<TK A.oAN.
rne Notes VII 10 .ssued IN dtns n,has1oRa ot n
tl0 sse1 co $500. ~9th l:t' rste 9:
1a:t PHR CENT, or t,HE CENT oez tsv Or eatn ~
ps7<ble seui-sn1nalr-
TteJ vi b. darea Auea1s u, 1874, and pe ~.
abe tbs Of 'h1ee xeAtt, II tnnd1, Il
co.v.1tiblu INK Ftvb rre1ty >: tEHcE TBonaa
ra1 able. frrDc.pal ard 1t ia mt. IN Gold.
Or II: ps1menta sde prlof to An nss 18th. mtg
asr 0tll be AloWed. ard afar that tAte tn H<tt vi
be charged.
Literal srrsuxsn eat1 viii be E1ds with H&1x1
acd Banners anf Hlnd4 for~7sd'd hee Ct coArSa Il
p1trt4 OF kstlrctts IN nlpois Indians B,chrx1A
IC1a and WlecEns1..
Hhen nc eonm,sop 10 sAov a.. packages caa bt
strt b. s1tber szpress SunpAuy a0deE our consranf
ffse Of ehszs-:
FDwARD I. rIEKHAA, Ca4htG1.
Chtc-so, Au4u@s1. 1464-
4u6-0311t3t Tud Tuu4s
, 1864-09-08
ATTENTION SIR KNiaHT3,.

n 7 LEW IVN 0Ifk n IFdl 54-
u Tbs Members Of Aporo ConmAndery. No.
kn'kt 70 1emoler, ara 1eqoe-ted to mset 1t their
A.,!ana: ss,onie Tempt: satordsy, Seos. !o:h. at
1tI l.spt e the 1e~ Chamber OF Comtnrrce
srF knights "lE APPEAR n null dfeEs, as fAf al
rsacffcsb!f. BY orc u OF the E. c,
kes Qaes'3ntt J. 4. MONTGOMERY, se:'I.
, 1864-09-08

BBApLp2'b DUPLEX ELLIP TIC SKIRT.
The ereste.t improvement We bsvn hver s,nn u Ii
FrGEDM-h L 900 }ktNt1.
lSq Lake stseot, Chicago.
Au3n p9Tl l3s-TCIa TuaAeA E-Let
, 1864-09-08
NEW MUSIC.


~ VIM Ptt.D.,ce I" esns.a. p'P1:.yEe tnGea IN
S pgspu ho,us By Ricr ard Eel nef-tlT.y sad pre-:
y, Price Ct nts Iae soovs plsSe1 &C ~ ~ % ~
81 1ddfssstn3 the publisher rs Hb.Ve. oe2q6 t-s<ae
, 1864-09-08
rHOICE NORTH SIDE RESI-
A Uo7loS s: SALE
Ay18l ILLINOIS STR8ET.
opooelte The North Mslket.

o. FRIDAY. September oh. will be sold a.ooo fbs.
Lesf Tobacco suItaot+ for c'xa,s 4 los Of snofitg
{. ~ !. " .e lats Of clEHs, Cena-d ntI sni in
ported aaatchts. T. b. B0CK, kucrloleer.
At8 n62l.2t
, 1864-09-08

IL of b. aYen visits, = 70 = VIC man o0sts ana
hsrpy nase1s. The sIs u heav.n v!sit. ETe,lsss
R1nte All M1ss Of Pnof PHI tay. Il reaJ ma 10
n,tcss WM II. EV 1R1rf, Pro3r etor.
pISv EY.s Cnsra.or ka3-q0.Tlt
, 1864-09-08

1UINEf s WANTED-TEN DR
- tuelve 1ntners ~aEted. TO ~orS on hotel,
burt1n1 out It he city the Illinois Csn1s h.R.
has tn:fde work for n Erea:eE osrt
oi The v1utt1 Bpp1y ss rne hngIn8er'a once- Room
No. 7. Sd 8:ery Illinois Central l. e.'or s-b 266'ss
, 1864-09-08

i RANKING Oh INSURANCE
II OFFICE TO RENr-A large. stry room. on 3
good sseet ano Gooo incatton. tno hese suitable
$or hRnt Ing office. Ii 30 AfAuEea faat II cu8,d %
occp.45o by two paft1es. Apply So
asg -otsss4 rat raAN Metropolitan Block,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

NEVER JUDGE TO HAsTILY.-Genersl
Heintzelman, VINO is quiet but frank and
determined in his manner of intercourse,
has said'msny good and pungent things
regarding the service since this war COM
menced We think the best that we have
heard from him i. said to have occurred
not long since. A party of gentlemen
we're discussing the Esrits and dement's
OF Gen. Mcclellan. He had his admirers
in the group, who contended that he had
shown himselfa brave and capable officer,
while, on the other hand, his merits were
treated lightly aud his dement's shown TO
be the greater Of the two. '.Why 20 Z"
Inquired one-"General Mcclellan has
shown courage and strategy as General.
His army fought we'll ON the Peninsula. .
mo- responded the other, "he lacks
courage" During this colloquy General
Heintzelman had been an attentive bu,
quiet listener. Turning to the gentle
man who WAS berating the courage of Nc
Clellan he said in his peculiar nasal tone
How do you know, sir, that he hasn't
courage? Never judge too hastily, sir. Of
a mans courage-General Mcclellan has
never yet been under fire, and yen can,
tell whether man is brave or not, until
he passes that ordeal ~ The argumen,
was closed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
He nry ward Beecher for Lincein,s
Ne. Election.
Prom the Cincinnnti Commercially

Washington, May 10.
The following is an extract from let
ter written by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher to a gentleman 10 this city:
Ia the present emergency, 10 view Of
Mr.. Lincolu's past administration, the
wisdom he has shown, the moral purity
of the man, and the great and lust conf.
dence which The people put in him, the
danger If he were set aside is that il would
be regarded as popular rebuke Of bis
policy; and the confidence that feel,
that though long in learning be has learn
ed to govern. am full and strong in nv
conviction that he should be our next
President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

D~The wheat crop looks PROMISING
on either side Of the river between Bur.
lington aud Davenport. We never saw il
look more promising It this season Of the
year, notwithstanding the vet and back
ward spring xs have had Barlington
HaWkeys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

EE Alta spiritual circle the other eve
ming. gentleman requested the medium
to ask what amusement was the mos,
popular in the spiritual world. The re.
ply was, '.ieading our own obituary no
tees"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

osl4Oo13uDGs fzzDsg !
-. ---se 49, .--.-1
The Cork (Ireland) Rsportsr says |
that the tiae Of emigration still rolled - !
vigorously and INCREASINGLY fro. <esshs- |
town as + it had only commenced The |
day before. tvas remarkable, strikingly
apparent. that among those emigratine
to America there Is large incrsase q
young men, strong, stalWart, vigorous
fellows, able to work and willing to eight.
Indeed some Of them make no secret Of
the likelihood Of their joining the Amer
lean army.
A soldier Of the LIST Pennsylvania
cavalry, in the Potomac army, was : short
time since found asleep near Warrenton,
Va, having slept "a hours, He stepped
up to his Captain and said, "Captain, l
die tomorrow at 4 o'clock, and the war
will end in june" As the clock struck
on-the following day be died without q
groan.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has
issued . proclamation requesting the inn
mediate Organization of the volunteer mil
tia of that State, preparatory to being
called out for one hundred days.
"A good one is told ola Quaker volun-
teer who was in q Virginia skirmish.-
Coming In pretty close quarters with a
rebel, he remarked. "Friend, IFS unfor-
tunste. but thee stands just where want
TO shoot and blazing away down came
the rebel.
The S.. Louie Fair is still progress
ing finely and with immense success
The last News says:
The Fair continues to be the great
sensation. Its attractions increase rather
than diminish. Last evening an immense
crowd was in attendance, both in the
main building and the side shows. The
evergreens looked a. fresh as when first
twined into wreaths. While many
articles are sold daily others are received
SO visitors lose nothing by not going
sooner. Strangers visiting or passing
through the city will ever regret it if the,
do not pay a call at the Mississippi Val
ley Sanitary Fair.
We learn that the Rev. M. H. Hare
Chaplain of the 36th Iowa Regiment, wal
taken prisoner by the rebels in the recen
engagement of Gen. Steele.
Mrs Hare vas formerly Presiding Eide
of the NJ. f. Church of this District. Th
rebels have one gospel minister anon,
them at least Knoxville Rep.
REBEL PRISONERS CoMING.-The pos
commander at Rock Island has been mott
fed that l $50 rebel prisoners, from Viz
ginia, are now on the way to that place
He is further notified that he must max
room for as many more as he can accom-
modate.
LUNG FEVER AMONG HORSES Til
Dubuque Times says there is species Q
lung fever prevailing among the horse
in that section, which is taking them q
very fast. Its symptoms are weakness
hard breathing and swelling at the lung
to three times their natural size. 1t
fatal in almost every instance, and n
remedies have been found to check it,
Dav. Gaz.
EFThe Buffalo Express has the fol
lowing watchword and prayer for thes
momentous days: Observation-Disclosures
'ry."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

SNew Orleans papers Of The 18th
say the Cotton market was brought to
complete stand-stlll by political news, and
there was little or no inquiry. There was
some inquiry for sugar and molasses, but
offerings are held at prices shove the views
of buyers 80 hogsheads fair sugar sold
at 193c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
The First Published Dispatch Ira
versing $500 Miles.

The Siberian Telegraph line isworkiDg
to Queenstown, / and, from Irkutsk, in
Siberia, distance of s 500 miles. An
nexed is an interesting dispatch which
was received at Queenstown at ten min.
utes past ten in the morning. This, with
fair allowance for gain in apparent time,
is a wonderful instance Of speedy trans
mission of electric intelligence:
To Cyrus w. Field, on board R. NJ.
Steamer Persia:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
EOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hick.

LVh CALE-C II la III. f1ICKd
Il offers his beautiful residence two miles from town
for sale. 1t consists 81 Substantially built. well nn.-d
frame cottage xis ten cellar. eiserns good
barn. thirty pf land stock pond. grape artg fsx
varieties Of grapes four hundse apple peach pear
plum cherry apricot nectarne Siberian crab. ern
varieties currat raspberry. guoseeffy strawberry &C.
The land is weii Fenced and In high IL citvs-
ton Ten to wheat and 10 ezts-leok
ing extremely well.
This property will be sold for 81 500 cash. which. al the
present premium specie Is about one-thlrd IL
not sod by the rst Of June the price will be advanced
the property withdraw u from market Enquire Of
mayiD ii. b. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

The contested election casa between
1n1a {Rap J 81 49,. D. - -
decided II favor Of the former, Who il
now our duly qualified Mayor for the next
yeAr.-[Des loinss Register.
lie. Hsvsus, of the Sigayaet lIsxs,
b 81 ,anised : company fee tke opshun-
d " lays services
n 'odore Guelich, editor q the Bur.
u, gto i Tsibsne, : 0efman Republican
p pst. has also gone into the ten thou.
SAND.
The Republican Congressional Con:
vention for this 1.-THE fifth district) Is q
meet at WincheMG, on the fifth of July
next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

L,OR SALE-l60 Acres OF Choice
Land, within four miles Of kesksk. onithe road be-
tween the Plank Road and Mississippi nvef&i enclosed
doablelog house, and other improvements, II will be
sold In parcels for grape culture, Desired This land
was formerly owned W Mr.. Van AusdA Title xcod
sale. Enquire OF ii. b TEN-EYCk,
mch20 Real Estate Agent Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

A-Up to last year, Herne's Oak,
supposed to be the tree referred to by
Shakespeare in the MERRY Wives Of
Windsor" was one Of the chief attrac-
lions in the Royal Park at Windsor. 1t
had ceased to bear leaves for half GEN.
tury, and in August last. on a quiet
evening, the crumbling trunk gave way,
aud the brave old tree fell crashing to
the ground. The Queen has given d.
rections that all the solid timber shall be
preserved, and of it already several ar.
ticles have been made rs relics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
IKKuYsK, Siberia,
MAY $40, A. NJ. [

The working of the Siberian Telegraph
line is now completely organized. The
extension from here to the Chinese FROM
tier-four hundred and seventy miles-in
spite of all difficulties, is proceeding quick
ly, and the line is expected to be open by
the end Of the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
CONSTITUTION wATER

Has been pronounced ~ the Bediesi Faculty, snd NE
man~Dt Of all diseases ~ the STOMACH, LIVER
KkuNBfs and BLADDER thss has ever beer offered.
y To MOT . MINERAL WATKR. IL IL from sxpe-
Hence thss CONSTITUTION WAT,R has euanasrd.
and ~ now say Itt no DOUBT when q single bottle
his been known 70 deesses which the cest edca
tsieni In this country has failed 70 selieve.
AFemedy possessing The virtues Of Cons Wa
.es cannot - c!aassd asdes 9s.es prsp.f aasos.
II 10 used By The oet seieotiAc in
this cty h only seeoad c1ass that eriss
down popular remedies phe The better IL LIED ahe
10 81 evefy means 10 accomplish aed ihe ue-
ems Of the ply Increases his wIedee OF
di6eselt remedies enables him producer curs
Others tail IN the attempts. Seienee with the
truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial--ve mean ron
Who ere der sDsetsiss from year to rear
AID We particularly siluds to iades Who are constantly
rssortnE To fsrsi sorts local appIi.
cattcns for diseases, win much chance Of enc
- there would be from local applications 10 The
fOv diSeases Of the brain.
We have alwA,s been carefnito nso lsnsuase In eur
eircsiar tbat could not shock The delicate
xatien, bus 10 receive ny mBunicstiops from
persons Tor which CenstntipB Water 10 adapted and
u whose disease no nentse has been made thai ve
have come TO the rem edy il can
able 81 prcdUesrxa cHfe- masxer whst the disease
might be, IL should b. made khoun The medicine il
pot up fsf the public sEd there should be 20
tions.
We uouid say, Const su.sor Water IN not like n
Eflded PHI made 10 sci the eye End taste: i'll a m edi-
cine In evsry ssnse VI the r place Ia the ban ds
"a the people for their relief sGd ft~ken according
the drretssas Ii viii IN cry case produce radical
cure. We would say that the diectiuns in regard 70
d. etc. refaIe oE 10 The disease rnder which tae y
occur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
EOR sALE-2oe acres Of land, is

EOR SALE-2oe acres OF land, 1877
Il under fence and d of timber. with god
frame dwelling. containing and other
buildings. THIS farm Is we'll wstersd, has Ito apple
cherry pansh and either fruit trees together with
trees, and other improvements that make
farm desirable. This land stsst.d ak miles nerth of
Carthage, Hancock Co., Illinois and b- bought fog
rs For further inIprmation enaure Of John
MeMelien on the place ~ to IL h TEN-ErcK,
msyil Real Estate Agt, Kecknk-