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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

PEpLER's WAGON --A two horse Pedler's
wagon is for sale by Geo. II. Shelter. A
good chance for any one in want of such
vAhic1p
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEOKUK, IOWA,
Designated Depository and Financial Agent
Of the Cn:ted States.
u. S. lO-4O BONDS.

These Bonds are Exempt from 7ardtion 6y any
State or UuntcipdI authority.
Subscriptions 10 these Bonds are received in nj.
ted states notes or notes OF the National Banks
They to BE Redeemed IN COIN at the pleasure Of
the Government al any period not Tess than ten NOR
more tia forty years from their date, and until
their redemption FIVE PR cESr INTEREST WILL M
sAip cnIS on Bonds OF city aud a hundred dollars
annually; or bonds az Eve hundred dollars and over
semi AN ually. The interest Is payable the frs,
day OF March and september in each year.
As these bondsare exempt from municipalor State
taxatop, tn value is increased from one to three
per cent per annurp, according to the rate OF tax
evies in various parts Of the country.
tthe present premium OF gold they pay better
kthan any other nvesmt Mt that can be had AZ par.
Sui ers will receive either Registered or Cou-
bon Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
e recorded the books Of the U. s. Treasurer, and
can be transferred only on the owners order Cou-
pom Bonds payable to bearer, and are m IRE con
venient for commercial uses
These Bonds may be subscribed for In sums from
$50 up to any magnitude. he same terms and are
thus made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They c,n he converted
into money at any moment, aud the holder VIII have
the benefit OF the interest.
Subscribers TO this loan win have the option =
having their Bonds draw interest from rich 1st
by paying the accrued interest In coin-(or In Un
ted States notes or the notes OF the National Banks
adding fhy per cent for prem um or receive them
drawing interest from the date of subscription and
deposit. -
be received in payment ofsubscriptions TO this loan
the usual commission allowed " Bsnks aud Bankers
THE FIRST NAUIONAL BANA "
KEOkUK
Deals Ia all classes Of s. Bonds. Inter est c.upons
Of all kinds OF u. Ronds boa Eht or collected dov-
ernm ent Vouchers, Orders on the Paymaster for
Bounty or Back Pay, cashed or collected.
| EXCHANGE on all the principal cities, and Gold
| and silver bought and sold.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
or all denominations for sale. A discount Of 8 per
| cent made sales Of 500 and upwards.
| H.K. LOVE, President.
| R. b. FoOTE, Cashier. Aug4, 1854 Sun
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Arrival Mnd Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM IOWA.

Arrival mnd Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM WA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL.
Wal NJ. =. h. \.
Arrives Daiiy-sundays excepted--at l1:4os. m
and I35 p. m. Leaves AZ 9i5 =. NJ and 4:lo p;
ZINE half an hourfaster than common. Maiiciosr
one hour before the trainieaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
vIaK.Fr. D. M. &M.R.R
Arrives Daily--Sundsys excepted--h l2:ee m
and leaves at Ais pm.
WESTERN MAIL,
VIA Z. Vt D. n. 4 ". n.
Arrives Daily-sundsys excepted-at s15 q. M
md iexv Is at 1880 p. m.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DAHLoNEaA rosIGouRysY
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. m, s7dieaves
very Thursday at s o'ciofka.M.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
VIA PTtsABEI TO BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. at 100 p m, and
arrive At 500 4. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED SIX TINES A WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every day at o'clock, p. m.
J. w. NoRkIS =. NJ.
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rIMEtTABI.E.B.& VI ,R.RAILROAD
CBAEGE OF TINE.
leave Ottumwa ............. $50 ". 4:15 P y
Arriyeat'' ..............11.5oA.a AN. 500 ~
TT ETAHIE X. TT. ID. M. a. NJ. " N
Expires, going East...... .....;-....,... 9eo A.,
West ...:.....-;. 4:Sn y n
Mixed going East -. $3.50. 4:l"P y
"a west ~. SD p. "
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Ice CREAM Mrs. Boulton will be happy
TO supply this lux Try I, those hvarily Q
with call at rooms over the Bakery. oppo-r
site the Bank, Front street 1915 IT
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JAMES s. BUTLER, Gen'l Agent,
July 81 '6f3m 421 Broadway, New York.
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The bricklayers have com9enced work on
the new school house on College Square.
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Localand Miscellaneous
For Sale.

One Of Singers Family Sewing Machines.
Enquire at this Office.
Also Piano or Melodeon from the estab.
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GIGEL HAl.L-%'his institution has
~ been closed In consequence Of John zwisier's
removal to Burlington. Whoever nov wishes to see
John zviser viii and him at the
"PEOPLE'S GARDEN"
opposite Hendricks Foundry, near the Railroad De
pot, Burlington When you visit Burlington call and
see John. lie s pleasantly situated, has len Pin
Alley, u Beer Garden, and Refreshments Saloon, &c.
call on him. Mar 10, 1854.
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V'O CLEAR TIE HOUSE OF
4 FLIES, Use butchers celebrated LIGHTNING
fLY-KtLLER,a neat, cheap article, easy to USE
Every sheet will kill gu irt. Sold everywhere.
June %, 1S64-l4 1fISw
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VIII please notice that bny every description OF
Produce. Remember the place, g. Fritz old stand.
ottumva, Iowa, May Is, lsSt-l01su
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

the heighshs beyond Winchester, but Il a.
xs's speedily dialodged By Avsrill and
aorcsd % beAt : hasty and in9loriops =.
t-est up the valley, shere ssch Of E,rlv !,
s,mmand % ere left him are no scattered.
Our victory is glorious one, veil oalcu.
lated to thrill the hearts Of every loyal
nAn.
Among the killed snd wounded are
Col, =, Bright, 18th Ohio, killed: Capt.
Wight of Gen. Devin's staff, killed: Capt
AcGuest, I'd q. 8, Cavalry, aid to Gen.
Gen. Merritt. killed; It. Col. Brewer,
lts Ind. Cavalry, killed; Ii. jackson.
sse Mich. Cavalry. arm shot Of; Its.
Mathews and John Allen. LIST Mich. Cav.
airy. killed.
The Mich. Brigade. Clusters command.
claim the honor Of killing Gen. Rhodes
when they charged his Division.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
5000 Prisoners.

Washington, Sept. 81.
reformation received BY the Govern
ment up to noon TO day makes it certain
Sheridan has secured 5000 prisoners.
Every hour more are being wrought 10
the rear.
Information from the army Of the Po-
somac - TO the effect that nothing Of i'm.
Portaoce has occurred Tor the past three
or four days. The attack Of the enemy
expected on Mouday did Dot ID ke place,
although from indications it ID believed
the rebels seriously meditated d assault.
Scarcely shot had been heard along the
line for twenty -four hours.
A number OF deserters were coming in
daily, but they brought no news.
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A righ. with Shelby.

St Louis, Sept. 2l.
Dispatches TO Headquarters announce
= fight took place on the 18th at Powder
Mil. Little Black River, eastern No be-
tween q detachment OF the I'D No Militia
under Lieut.. Pope and portion OF Shell
by's command Our loss was 90 killed
and woanded. The rebel loss il un-
known.
Rebel prisoners report that Price with
his whole force Is .. Pccahon.ss, Ark.
1000 rebels are reported At Chalk Bluff,
sad 400 a. kennett. preparing to as.ack
Bloomfield, Sroddart Go. Shelby vas
reported at Powhat;an, Ark, on the l2;h
inst. with from 4.o0O 10 8 600 men.
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FROM RrcHmoNp PAPERS.
New York, Sept. 2l.

New York. Sept. 9l.
The R;chnosd Examinee Fridsy lAst
in On article on the situation, says ve
hsvs stated plainly whst j. il probably
We shall have to Withstand BY the renew
ed endeavor on the part ot the enemy to
carry Richmond aud ovcrrun Virginia.--
We have dcne 80 that our people may
fully understand the magnitude Of the
stake which is to be Tough, for, and may
appreciate the necessity of such measures
OF defense as may be adequate and cheer
fully con cur in them. We must all be
prepared to respond with alacri.y to what
ever call may be made on as. We are not
to measure sacrifices or personal incou-
vcnience or discomfort in necessity like
tie presest, for these are not worth a
thought compared with that which would
follow if Grant were to succeed in his
aims.
Let the citizens Of Richmond and Pc.
tersburg look At the enorhi.ies now being
inflicted on the people of Atlanta, aud
there will not be a man too old or boy
too young to resist our enemies or, gun in
hand, vie with our veterans in cUu-
rage. Lat al Of the people call to mind
the oppression condscstion and i'm
prisonment which befall our peo-
pie when once secure within the eneln,
lines, and they will have personal mo-
tive in support Of the patriotic duty Of
saviog their dear old State at all hazard.
from the yoke of the tyrant.
| We are speaking now to the men whom
Grant has ridiculed. Let him see tha
the cradle and the grave are not to b,
sneered a. Our old men aud our boys
have brave hearts and steady hands, anc
will easily route his Hessians in defenc,
Of our homes.
| The Enquirer Of The same date says
We are Of the opinion that the next w
months will finish the blcodiest work tha
this war has witnessed, and that immedi
atsly aftesward Richmond will be th
theatre Of the conaict. Are our peopl
peepared for this
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FROM CRAFTS ARMY.
General Engagcment lmminent-Move.
ments Against the Danvilie Road -
Gen, Grants Pans.
Special 10 World I
Washington, Sept, 60,

lSpeciAi 70 ORIG.
Washington, Sept. 60.
Messengers who have arrived by the
mail steamer from City Point state that q
general engagement between the two ar
mics was considered imminent when they
left. Heavy skirmishiDg and artillery
firing was in progress near the Weldon
Road on Sunday. 1t is generally believ-
ed here that grand engagement took
place on the southern side OF Petersburg
on Monday or to-day. Ii has been well
known for some time that Gen Gran,
was bringing up all the troops that could
be made available in order TO strengthen
his left. 1t is now thought Gen. Grant
plan has been to so strengthen his forces
as to guard his lines Of communication
to the Weldon Road, so he coud swing
the main body of his army rapidly around
so as to effectually strike the Danville ol
South Side Road, Thus cutting the only
line Of Communication leading directly
south, and leave the enemy dependents up
on the Lynchburg Road, preearions thor
oughfare At this time. for supplies. Tn'
movements Of the army Of the Potoma,
have 80 peIsistently been directed to thi
point, the DsnvilIe Road, and the en-
gagsment reported by the messengers a
having been heard from that locality, tha
great battle there cannot long be de
layed. even il one has not already take
place.
Lee has evidently feared some sue
maneuvre, and has therefore sought I
withdraw : portion Of Esrly'a force fror
the Shenandoah valley for the purpose Q
aiding 10 % assau,t, which sh ovid d.scou
cers the plans of Geo. Graas. Id thi
connection the visit Of Gen. Grant /
Gee. Sheridan last week j. highly signil
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emys Loss 10, O,oo0.--Rebel Army De.
noralixed.
New York, Sept. 81.
The Times Washington special Of the
10th says General Sheridan s grand sue
cess near Winchester is rated as the first
victory achieved by the National arms in
the Shenandoah Valley; but it 10 so mag
niicent 10 its proportions as completely to
wipe out long series of reverses which
have given 10 tha, region the designation
of the "Valley of Humiliation
The loss to the enemy in killed, wound
ed and prisoners will, i, is believed, reach
not less than 10000, while tho circum-
stances OF the enemy's defeat leaves Early's
army in q condition little short of abso-
lutte riot and dsmoralization.
The operation of the victory on the
greater problem Immediately before Gen
Grant is Of capital Importance, and will
90 far to decide the fate of Lees army and
Richmond.
The tremendous importance of Lynch
burg, ~ covering the now only remaining
line of railroad communication with Rich
mond, has compelled the enemy to remain
in the Valley with full one half of his en-
tire force, and notwithstanding the terri
BILE straits be has been put to for lack ol
troops to meet the movements of Grant,
the fatal menace with which the preseu nee
OF shelidan's army in the valley has con-
stantly held his forces, has forced Lee tc
submit to them on peril of the loss o
Lynchburg. The army covering thi,
point has. by sheridan's splendid success
been disrupted and demoralized, and ",
may at length look for the execution o
that movement in the valley which hs,
always been an integral point Of Genera
Grants programme of operations for thu
capture OF Richmond. Other co-opera
tive movements, not BOW proper for pub
lication, may be expected, aud those bes
informed OF ali The elements of the mill
tary situation feel the utmost sssuranc
that we shall take Richmond before th,
Presidential election.
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NOTICE.

To Pollard Flbert:
You ar. hereby Motif d that there Is fie In the
oce Of the Cerk II the p4ssrict Court % Lee county
Iowa a. .xt Madison petitcn of samuel Vail pray
Ing for the foreclosure o cef tax decd exeeuica ey
the city of kcOknk by is CITY celecfer 10 him convey
ing lot o. In block 1856 city Il Geokuk Lee county. Iowa
Said lot sold to psintin fr the due raid city
for ts year se2 and ie ss paid other which
by ia~ added his lieu Plaintiff prsys thst the
title said lot fnaF be quei~ in him and that your
equity Of eden pteH si your claim upon said lot may
b. cut Of and k,rccios.d.
CDess You appeas thereto and defend before noon OF
the seoDd day of the next term % said Court, which
eJnrenc-e the ri NoisS of Dec erer next, decree
will be rendered against you thereon 10y default
RANKIN 4 Md,RARf.
Revenue stamp 50 ets.J Attys tH PsIhti1
sAryrs-l4w
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Gold Market,

New York, Sept. 81.
Gold opened weak this q. m aud up. to
noon showed a decire. The price open
ed 2.22 and declined to 2oi and 2 "a
The book trade sale was largely attend
ed ,hi, a. N. Bidding was not spirited
and the prices obtained extremely low
Harpers' novels brought less than one
third OF their retail price
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OFFICIAL WAR DUIL8Y1W.
Fufssit sf Easly's ArDy-6.oOo Prise.
nsrs Captured.
49, War Department |
Washington, Sept, 2l.


To Maj. Gen. Dix:
This department has just received Is,
following telegram announcing the com
plets defeat of the rebels by Sheridan-
Cedar Greek, which Sheridan was cross
ing yesterday, at 3 o. M, is . short dis
tsnce this side Of Strasburg. He hae
pursued the rebels over thirty miles from
the point where he attacked them At day
light Monday:
Harper's Ferry, Sept. 81.
To. Hon. E. NJ. Stanton
Reliable news from the front state on,
army was crossing Cedar Greek yesterday
at three p. IN. There was no fighting
The following list of rebel Generals killed
and wounded is correct:
Gems Rhodes, Ramsey, Gordon, Terry,
Goodwin, Bradley Johnson. and Fisz
Hugh Lee.
From all We can learn, the number OF
prisoners will approximate to 5000.
The indications are that the rebels will
not make stand short of Staunton
They are evidently too much demoralized
to make q fight.
J. d. STEVENSON, Brig. Gen.
Gen. Grant transmits the following ex.
tract from the Richmond Sentinel of yes-
terday:
IA slight ripple of excitement was
produced here yesterday by = report that
= raiding party was advancing on Cor.
donsville aud we're within few miles of
that place. The result Of all our epaui-
ries on this bead is that early yesterday a
party of Yankee raiders, whose numbers
are unknown, crossed Rspidan Bridge,
and after destroying it, proceeded TO Lib
erty Mills, Eve or six miles above, which
they also destroyed. From the latter
place they are believed to have gone back
to Culpepper."
The operations alluded to by the Rich
mond Sentinel was BY few men sent out
previously to those of Monday.
Z. NJ. STATION,
Sec'y of War.
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THEIR JOY WAS TURNED TO
GRIEE.

The Copperheads hereabouts we're quite
jabilant yesterday over telegraphio blum
der which reduced the Union majority, 80
far as heard from in Maine, some 1900
votes. On the faith Of that bluuder they
rejoiced in the bright prospects of carry
ing Maine for Mcclellan at the Novem-
Der, and, like the girl who counted her
chickens before they were hatched," they
began to put on airs.
But. slas towards evening it leaked
out that Coney's vote was 54 900 and
some hundreds instead of $4,000, and
thereupon copper faces began to elongate
and assume despoudent expression; and,
as misiortunes never come single. but in
couples or troops, their dependency was
soon deepened to despair by the report Of
the glorious victory of Sheridan over
Early in the Shenandoah Valley. So that
in the evening. Mcclellan submissionists
subsided, aud the buoyant and joyous
tones Of the morning sunk into grunt OIL
growl. and at an early hour they retired
20 their holes to curse the soldiers and the
preachers and the crest of mankind
who presumed to rejoice over Union vic
tories at the polls and in the field.
The Copperheads never get chance t
rejoice any more, except when the tele
graph blunders so as to give them or thei
"Soutbern brethren victory, and that !
what's the matlerl
IN. B.-This should have appearee
st.rday. -ED
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE lows, LEE CousrY-ss.
By virtue Of special execution to me directed. issued
Of the District Court of said county, in favor
OF D. g. Leigh and against John Maxwell and o. III Brew
(aud also decree agnnst Henry Strong and othrrs
lesicd upon and VIII sell to the highest bidder az
the front Of the Clerks Office Of the District Conrt
OF Lee County Iowa. at keosus 10 said county on the
2,i ,ay of october A. d. 1854 between the hours OF
O'Clock A. and clock p. NJ, commencing at eicck
r. NJ said day, the following property. to-wlt: fh~
half OF lots , eight ts snd nine i in
block eighty (s in the city Of keokuk, Los cauniy,
lows
Taken lowed upon and 10 be sold by order OF court to
satiSTy said writ ef execution
Printers Fee Il 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keoknk, Sept. 20, 81 Sheriff OF Ice GO Iowa
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LIE co.--ss
Bv virtue Of special directed, rssled
by the Clerk District Court Of said county. favor
oi Hiram Barney. aud against john Whetls ta,d alo
deer ag Sfnsf Alexander Lawrie and others,t have
levied upon and will sell 20 the highest bidder az the
front door Of Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Lee county. Iowa keokuks in said county the I'D
day of Oct a. D.. 1864 between the hours Of o'clock
l. " and clock y. NJ commencing at O'Clock Of
sad day, the following property. to-wi, Lots eleven
li aud twelve III, In block hundred and
1856 IN the city Of Ke0kak, Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order OF court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee s. co. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keokuk, Sept. %, N Sheriff Of Lee Co, lows
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NHERIFFS SALE.


NJ STATE ~ Iowa LEH CouyTr-ss
By virtue Of special execution to dire ected issued
by the Clerk District Court o said county, favor
William r. Rick ~, sn against George W. uarsi+sty and
Thomas J. Hsrisy, ard also decree against James
Hamilton an ethsis have levied and will seil 10
the highest bidder AT the front door OF the Clerks Office
District Of Lee County Iowa keckuk. in
said county the I'd day of October A. d. 1864, be-
tween the hours Of O'clock A. VI. aud O'Clock r. NJ.
seuenS clock r. VI. Of said day, the following
property to-wit: The northwest quarter of the north
ausrcr Of section thirtytwo to2 township sixty
5l north, range five ~ VEST being AZ IN
Lee county, Iowa
Taken upon, and TO be sold BY order Of the court
to satisfy said writ ofexecution-
Keokuk, sept 20, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON y
Printers Fee 81 0v. Sheriff of Lee County, Iowa.
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Fremont withar.va

New York, sept. 81.
Tie Tribune announces thlt It has
oeen assured that Gen. Fremont hes de-
!erm'ned to withdraw bis name from the
tresident tlai canvass. His letter Of with
drawal will soon be published.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrArs or Iowa LEE Co.'S
BY vrtuc Of special execution % directed issneu
by the Clerk Of the District Of said eonf! an s,
ef Hiram barney and against Charles Pi'ehsr ana ai-S
decree s1nInst Ann Carol and otherr) have ies~1
, a isl ~, "a the highest bidder. 1T the front docr
~ HE CLERK once of the District Court O Lee
iowa a Kcokuk in said county on the ~ aay y 49,.
- "a lsx;l bct veen the hours OF clock AZ - ana
nri.~f : ~ commencing at 2ociock r y q go aay,
~. soscsipe property tovii: Lot seven n tso,k
ne hrndrsd ssd twenty mise Qz In tns cy AeeAuA'
svied upcn and % be sold BY oFdes q court to
satisfy aid writ q execution - .sn,,ac~
Ke1kuk Sept 70, 16oA BkAEL ANDhk4ONi
Pzias1g's - y 81 ses1s - ~. Asws
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The HLKEEs and EILKR an BEATDEE csnr ct
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It's ssw ihs 6rfst Leading Family Sewing Ma
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lis Lake ST. Chicsgo, H.,
Ge.-ral Agents fer the North " NesteTa stziss-
MHS II, c. MARTIN, Agent,
At Hammer. Music Store Main St bet 4th sL1 Sth.
Keckak. septl4-dln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
New York, Sept. 21.

40" Aoint ~Vps' Sss -
There ia rumor in the city that Ad-
niral Farragut's Gag ship. the Hartford,
has been blown up BY accident while on
her way to this city. The report comes
from the Navy Yard where it Is believed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

H The 1lth Indiana Veterans, in
Sherman's army, took vote the other
d.y, with the following result: Lincoln.
S23; Mcclellan, Is. For Governor Of
Indiana the vote was: Morton, 333;
Mcdonald, S. The 9th Indiana voted
unanimously for Lincoln and Morsoa.