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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
TvHE KEoKDK FEM,I.R sFMI.

We NE lhDh EM ALE SEMI
u NARY viii commance its seventh Academic wear
dondsy, Sept 5th The OF sspiy f,a- hssr a.
la ged and improved The teachers expected 10 do the
vrk O Instruction under the aivic. Of the Principal are
Mrs WI.LIAMS Mrs. Z n CRAVEN.
Miss " w. TINKER Mss A. II. WILLIAMS
40 vtsw Of "a. Increased prices Of all kinds Of labor Of
~ articles VI living, OF rents and OF s>ln ~ ss,n nj
sscsssA hs price Of tuition during the ensuing year
i the Seminary Department.. msnt................s1 so 90
In the interim sdiate Depart q, snt 50
LAtin- extra %
sfrueu, cAsf"'-.'..- W
with the character Of the astrncon In tis Seminary
tAe sblic are uready nti Its terms OF tuition
Will be foaDd cpmparss,p those of any .nst
tuition Of its gr sde ia the city
No pupil Wall ne ch Tg-d less than half term n,r
absence deducted for les, than that time except the
dDcrefon ofthe Principal. W THOMPSON, Prrs't.
H. SrRoAG, 5~c'y. lsuE8dAw3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

D6B-A bill has been introduced in the House
of Representatives taxing all transactions in
gold two per cent The object aimed at is to
keep down the premium on gold by prevent
ing purchases. Would a tax on all t~ransac-
tons in fnel, food and clothing tend toreduce
their prices or materially affect their con.
SUMPTION During the French Revolution
the decree OF death was passed against those
who should refuse to accept assignats at par,
but instead Of arresting their depreciation it
increased the desire 10 get rid of them at any
price, and they very soon became worthless.
The value Of u currency is maintained BY the
confidence placed 10 it by the people, and not
by legislation. Reduce expenditures, resort
to increased taxation, resume specie pay
ments, and gold will fall We might as we'll
expect the tides to heed legislative interior
ence as that such a bill would produce the et-
feet Its author supposed.-DetrOit Free
Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

The DUKE OF AUGusTENBUR0 The Duke
Of Augustenburg, about whose succession TO
the government of Schleswig-H olstein Eu-
rope is threatened with war, lie a tall man,
over six feet high, with hazel hair, black eyes,
light eyebrows, good complexion, manner
somewhat slow, but stately, and speech sedats,
with a slight peculiarly" He talks AffAbly,
and Seems altogether a wellintentioned but
somewhat slow and heavy person, who will
govern Holstein without many blunde-s, and
without hsing a very dangerous parsonage in
Europe.
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empire.


The Constitutional Union says Of Wash
ington life; "Gaiety Is rife in certain circles
here. Dinners, balls. hops, l%eVses, dress, d.
Almonds aud extrayagances e~verywhere. Have
they ever n moments thought Of the horrors
Of war; No, they do not even dream OF suoh
matterS but, on the contrary, they indulge ia
reveiry and oil manner OF reckless sport, as
though believing that nobody is hurt
Like the ghosts that haunted Richard 10
biz sleep and foreboded to him the disaster of
the following day, let the spsctres Of the mil.
lions slaughtered since their pleasures began
SIT heavily on their guilty souls and assure
them of bAnishmeni to oblivion and shame at
the hands Of the Anointed and determined de-
mocracy. We say unto them, Beware the
IDEAS Of march, The people are coming,
outraged, indignant and %resolute, and you aud
your vices and your gewgsws will be trampled
under their heels.''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

neA-W Will the people sustain radicalism and
a policy which has thus far brought them So
cial discord, secession, war, debt
and grinding taxation, and which promises
still moro bloodshed, still greater debt, aud
still more oppressive taxation, and eventual
ly ruin and ~repudiaton2 The way to increase
the evils we suffer is to sustain the policy Of
the President without question and without a
murmur The way to mitigate them, and the
only way is TO make every effort to effect n
change in the administration, and place con-
servative men at the head of affairs, men of
sufficient liberality and breadth Of view to
comprehend and work for the interests of the
whole untry.-Detroh Free Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
The New York Democraey.

The New York Democratic State Commit
tee met at Albany recently, and called q
State convention Of one delegate from each
Assembly district, to meet at Tweddle Hall,
Albany, on the oath Of February, for the pur-
pose OF selecting two delegates a. large and
trict to. represent the State in the Democratic
National Convention at Chicago, July 4th. A
large number Of editors Of Democratic daily
newspapers were in consultation in Albany on
the same day, and were entertained by Gov.
ernor Seymour in the evening.
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Rentral.
How to Keep in Good Health
AMD
WHAT 70 THR CAUsA OF DISEASE

TNHB prhmarg cease Of cVery disease thAt heah il
Il heir 70 II tmpurity Of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure nom many causes. Impure Rr or
chang 20 OF weather, anWholesome food and exposure
are Among the principal causes Of impunty OF the
blood. Vhe symptoms are giddinesa, headache, con.
nnsed thoughts, eyes duil und hoavy, ~drowdnesa, con
stpAtion OF the bowels, bad taste Ia the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the bAA and legs,
oss OF appetite, slaepless nights, cohe, crAmp, pain
and hghness OF ne chest, heartburn, goat and' rhau.
madam, puklng and purging, ohllls and feVsrs more
Or less accompanying these, and . lonR train OF tronb.
leAome and dangerous Afiectons. all OF which may DO
prevented and cured by taking q few doses Of Or.
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They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
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keep . supply Of these Pills, a. many diseases are oh.
Waited byt6eir use, They are . iAild and safe med
cine, and can DO taken At any hmS without danger OF
taking cold.
Sold BY all druggists, Or sentto any part On receipt
OF twentL.hys cents and stamped envelope, address,
Cd DR.. STRICKLAND, eeast RouRh street, Oncinna
N, ohio, .
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a9lantatlon }Sitters.
s. T.--1seO--x.

-
Persons or SedentaTy habits troubled with weakness,
l~assitudo, palpitation OF the heart, lack OF appetite,
distress ater eating. torpid liver, constipation, &e.,
deserve to suffer II they will not try the celebrated
T
Whchyare now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted 70 produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per-
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a healthy, gentle shmulAnt IL required.
They purify, strengthen and inugonte,
They create . healthy AppentOi
They are an anhdoss 70 change OF water and diet;
They oYercome effects OF dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and sniiVen the mind;
They prevent mlasmAhe and ~intermitten. feverE;
They purify the breath and aoidity Of ths stomach;
Thoy cure dyspepsia and constipation;
Thoy cure dlArrhsA, eholsn and oholerA morbus;
They cure liver complains and nervous hsadacne;
They make the weak strong, ths lAnguid brilliant,
and arc exhausted natures great ~restorer. They are
SomPosed Of the celebrated calisayA bark, winter.
green, sassahas, roofs and herbs, ali presssvsdi in per.
Ostiy pure 8. orOlr rum.
49, have given the Plantation Riuer. n bupa.
rsay pf opr disabled soldiers with the most astonish.
ing eject. g. W. ANDREWS.
eupt. Boldiery' Home, Cincinnati"
1ho PLANTATION bitters have cured me Of liVor
gouplAipi Of ~hioh was laid up p~Eoslrato. and had
10 abandon my business.
N H.R. KINGSLEY, cleveland, Ono"
"+sIovs much 20 you. FOR verify believe .hs
Plantation Rit.er have saved my nh
Rev. WI. WAGGoNHR. Madrid, n, To-
- Thou wilt ssnd me two bottles more OF thy
Plantah0n hittsrs. Ny wife has been greatly bansht.
Ted by tasir ass. Thy friend,
Asa oURRIN. PhilAdslphiA Pa"
"ssi hare been a great sufferer hom Dyspepsia,
and had 20 abAndon preaching. . . The p antAuon
Bla.sFs have cured me.
Rev, }. 8. oATHoRN, Rochester. N. T."
. Send us tWenty-iour dossn more OF your
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Increasing with the guests OF our house.
asEA SYKES, CHADWICK 4 90.
Propnstorp WillaFdis Hotel, WAshington,D D. O."
Such are Ons in thousands OF certificates daily re-
served. They arc immensely beneficial y weak per-
sons and delicate females.
30 cautious OF re-hlled bottles. See our signature
on a npe steel plate label, They are not sold By the
gallon, They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
0oines' BY respsssAbls druggists, groosrs, hotels, "a
,oen'' steamboats, and eoaniry aiorss. f
..ood.~. n DRAKE a oosr
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1nEsURANcEI

Houng men Jnaf skatiaR N baaunaas. whosa oALaI
SapaHi u their energy and integrity ,ShOad ASSURE their
ives 20 she amount Of half their l~iablthos. auoh an
setoi unlnterested honesty, when known 10 dheir orod.
.toLa. would Justly increase 6elr condolences 10 thom.
~ Nvuld show hat they did not wish 70 leave theF beat
"'snaS exposed 10 any ayOidaheconaaK@acyj and ne
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY BFRIcKLARD's M~HLLryLUoUs DOUGH
"a iaH BAL9AM.

This 4. Ms best and cheapest renedr for Coughs,
Sold1, hoarseness, Asthma, WhoopinR Cough, and
isnt heiSam enthusiastically Feeomlaend 10. Ma,
hiteheh, Barr shest, Oin0nnah, says she has been :
fearful sufferer with oougn for many years, 50 bad AZ
not 70 Be able TO walk up stairs. She took one bottle
OF THIS balsam, and has boon bettar ever since, and
saYlses W VINO have Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
:! w tnis vaiuAbls Cough halsAm. Fifty ceutB per bot
We. sold by AL druggists, and manufactured ~ No. .
east FoHrth strest, CfneinnAd.
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Even where he has preceded Mem Into eternItv, nv Il
me honest debtor satisfies his eOnhdinR creditor, when
late seemed least propitiouH. In q moral and worldly
his sting.
Let any husband, hthsF, son. ask hImselL "If 1 was
70 die tonight, Woald those who are dear 20 me
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sH sara FROM rHE PASes Or WAIT,

Would these ehIldrsnhAvs q comfortable hons. and
the means Of educauoni Would this wife he indapan.
dent Of ne cold charities Of the worldi Would this
seeu anu feeble parent be provided FORT Would nv
esate pay mI debtst Would there be NO sacrifice Of
RtoPerty ~ forced eales Of an administrator to meet
ths demands OF reditors-salss made when the markell
HOW lew can answer these qusaIon 10 tkair saasfa..
ION Lhey fear 70 AJAX them, and cherish The belief
~ sn y. nave along lease on life. This IL both fool.
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

lnat he may @apple With lB; the wise mau, Shat hs
lnsy study lts nature aud palhatO ita threatening. Tbs
i1sAhfo o. PaiiAhon are At hand, Of easy aoossS g all
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Aiberp Stable.
JAMES oATHoART,s
LIvE RY lie.

A 7 bIiee Dnle'a old aiand, Jeherson street. lmma.
"A diatoly opposite che market where meg IL hsd
y AZ sass 'hs best Of hAmsaH horses, bnEeisS. oar.
asis sleQ prepared 70 kaap hsrsos b he v.sk on
reasonahio t6Hns. aN.- anI0dAm
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand OF the providenththe reaching
forth nom the grave, and siIl nourishing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY i, Me faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

F1NHE HtnR grania policies o LIFE, for a term
y OF years, Endowment policies and childfen's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forfsiung Policies, On which no
payment 10 required amer ten years.
within tho last six months.
Among all the cOntriVances OF men 90 protect the
iamlly circle from want, none can be found moro sim.
pie In ITS character, noble Ia It's features, or certain in
tho dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

HASaAG sns 81 Gs most eOnAVlsto Printing KstAt
hahmsnis n ssaassn chO, our hoHiass for dsasall
kinds o. ws.k. beck. PLAIN. o. omamsn.al, are hrs
class, ws A@vs enc Of Ne AstOss Presses, and have
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wehavs sAses rOwss Drsssos sounsotsd Win %
Job Departments and are prepared to execute work
Win usahnsss aad dispatch.
"SroFd'r''0ra AbrOsd wa Dsos,vs prO@p, Ais.s
Non. Address .alsi
HUBBARD q BRO., Dayton, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-27
Chicago COpperhead Plat
form.

ISL. That In the future, as In the past
we will adhere with answering fidelity
to the Union and the Constitution as The
only solid foundation of our strength, Sc
curity and happiness as people an ID as
the frame work Of our Government,
equally conducive to the welfare and
prosperity of all the States, both Northern
and Southern.
I'd. That this convention does explic.
lilly declare as the sense Of the American
people, that after four years of failure 10
restore the Union by the experimen t of
war. during which, under pretense of
military necessity or war power higher
than the constitution, the constitution
itself has been disregarded in every part
and public liberty aud private rights alike
trodden down and the material prosperity
of the country essentially impaired; that
justice, humanity liberty and public well
fafe demand that immediate efforts be
made for cessation Of hostilties with a
view to an ultimate convention of States
or ether peaceable means to the end that at
The earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on the basis of the Fed.
eral Union Of States.
Sd. That the direct interference of the
military authorities Of the United States
IN the recent elections held 10 Kentucky.
Msrylaud Missouri and Delaware. was
shameful violation of the Constitution.
and repetition of such acts in the an.
proaching election will be held as reyo-
lntionary aud resisted with all the means
and power under our control.
4th. That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is TO preserve the Fed.
erai Union and the rights of the States
unimfaired, and they hereby declare tha,
they consider that the Administration by
the usurpa'ion of extraordinary aud dan.
gerous powers not granted by the Consti.
tuition, the subversion of civil by military
law In States not in insurrection. the ar.
bituary military arrest, Imprisonment.
trial aud sentence of American citizens
In States where civil law exists in full
force, the suppression of freedom ofspeech
aud OF the press, the denial of the right
Oh asylum, the open and downright dis
regard OF State rights, the employment OF
unusual test.oaths, and interference with
and denial of the right of the people to
bear arms in self-defense, as calculated to
prevent the restoration of the Union and
the perpetuation o. Government deriv-
ing Its powers from the consent of the
governed.
ON. That the shameful disregard of
.he Administration to its duty in respeet
70 our feilow.citizens who now and Ono
1ave been prisoners of war in suffering
ton on the score alike of pubic pol;cv
and common humanity.
9th. That the sympathy of the Demo.
cratic party is heartily and earnestly az.
tended to the soldiery of our army who
are and have been in the field under the
flag Of their country, and in the event Of
attaining power, they vii receive oil tie
care, protection AID regard hst the bfase
soldiers Of the R'pubic have 70 mob ,
earned.
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The baltimore PIat9orn,.
Adopted juno 9TH, 1861.

Resolved, That it is the highest duty
OF every American citizen to maintain
against all their enemies, the integrity Of
the Union and the paramount authority
of the constitution andlaws Of the United
States; and that. laying aside all differ.
ences and political opinions, we pledgs
ourselves, as Union men, animated bv +.
common sentiment, and aiming at a com
mon object, to do everything in our mower
to aid the government in quelling By force
OF arms the rebellion now raging against
Its authority, and bringing to the punish
ment due to their crimes the rebels and
traitors ar1ayed against it. prolonged
Applause.
Resolved, That we approve tho deter
mination of the Governme Mt of tho uo;,aa
States not to compromise with rebels ar
TO OTTER any terms Of peace except such as
may De based upon an unconditional sur.
render of their hostility and a return n
'ne'r Just allegiance TO the Constitution
ana laws OF the United States and tba,
We call upon the Governme nj to m.;,,.;n
'nis position and TO prosecute the wsr
W''n 'ne utmost possible vigor, to the com.
Pl,'e suppression OF the rebellion. in full
reliance upon the self sacrifices the 49,;
otism, tue heroic yalor, and the p,dr;.
devotion OF the American people 70 ,ha Ds
country and its free institutions "a "a"
plause Top
Resolved, That as slavery was Tho
cause, and now constitutes the strena,h
OF th's rebellion, and as it must be ALWAYS
anu everywhere hostile TO the princinles
" republican government, justice and the
national safety demand its utter and com
pete ex.irpation from the soil of tho Re-.
puoiic lsfplause] and that We uphold
aud maintain the acts and nroclama,;on.
by which the government. IN its own do
tense, has a'mei death blow at this 81.
gantic evil We are in favor s.r.h
more, of such an amendment TO tho oon
stitution. to be made by the peon,e i 49, ~
fotmity with its provisions. as sb.u -,
inmate aud forever prohibit the eY,s,.sa.
OF slavery within the limits or the ~.
diction of the United States. rAnn,,uaa
Resolved, That the thanks Of III AmeI
lean people are due to the soldiers ana
sailors of the navy [applause] who have
periled their lives in defense Of their oouns
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Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Pollard EIbert
on are hereby Motif ID that there now on file In the
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county
iosa al f"rt Madison, petition of Samuel Vail PRAY,
ing ir the foreclosure Of certain deed exoc1tte r.
, ~ % ne"AnK py US cty Collector, to him convey
ing lot 2, in block iGA city Of Keokuk Lee e,,.x -
sad let was sold TO plaintiff for the taxes ia. aid civ
or ,he ear is and he has paid other tax es which
by law are sdded to his lien Plaintiff prays that tho
ntie to sad lot may be quoted in him. aud that your
equity OF redemption and all your claim upon said la
De cut of and foreclosed. ''
Unless you appear thereto and defend before mon, ~
the second day OF the next term said Coprt which
commences on the first Monday Of December ne II decree
VIII he rendered against you thereon by default
RANKIN MccRARY
1919 !, s,tsnP " ess.I Attys for Plaintiff.
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|nR. wRIGHT's
Rejuvenating Elixir!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts containing
nothing injurious to the most delicate.

sAs the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of lie fire Animal
ed with lifeso does this Elixir rejuveate the sys-
tenn and overcome disease
H8-The Rejuyensting Elixir is the result u modern
discoveries In the vegetable kingdom being an entirely
and abstract method on cure irrespective or all tie
old aud worn-out systenas.
ASThis medicine has been tested by the minent
medical men Of The day; and ~ them pronounced ~ be
one OF the greatest medical discoveries Of the age
EH-One bottle will cure srnerai Debility
M A few doses cure. Hynteyifx In feroaias
HH-one bottle cures pail,itntor a the Heart
M From three l:tIes restores the rnaniiness
and full vigor Of youth.
tn-A few doses restores the appetite
AS-Three bottles cure the most case Of Imnotencv
N15- A few doses cure tire low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power
An-A few doses bring the 10 the cheek
tn-This medicine restores manly veor and rpbust
health the poor debilitaIed worDsOwn and deSxsiriur
S9-fhe stlese enervaied YOUTH tbs man
Of business the victim Of nervous depression The ind
ydusl suffering from general debility will all find inn
mediate and permanent relief by TIE Of this Fxir
Essepse % Life
&sprict a. per bottle three bottles S. and for
ward by Express receipt a aonay to any adiress
All szct 0rdars Iel gent 10 G. A. COOK Chic-ge
( or General Agent for the Week.
Sold In Chicago by FULLER, FTScH FULLER
Druggists and BY I'll Druggists everywhere.
y 4 tOok .hicaeo, urn4rhl Agent for the States Of
| Illinois, Iowa. wisconsin Michigan and Indiana
Oh. w. II. ssERwIN 4 CO..
SOLE PEopErEToEs,
No. 80 Liberty street, New York.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~ Stick 'ihpans, Executor Of the estate of Geo Fo-
Ter. deceztsed, Bower, r.rsram payntsr s ~
ehief Nay hem 4 Co. Abtott johns Co, ruab
LOOK, II MeIriek, Alexander Wray { Co GEO G A.,
nerson, Hannah Znde and Vim Lcaucr Ex.rutors ~
Tue estate OF Lofts Iindel, deceased Il pyle:
gu are hereby notified that there il now ~, a., 4; ~,
oice u the Clerk of the District Court Of LED ,a,ntr
Iowa, at keokuk. petition of James I ga,,nso, I,5'
g against az OF you decree qaeting in him the title
70 eee on the rear ends Of lots and In block az In
w its q he9kuk Lee county Iowa. and prayify ,hat
~ e interest claim and equity Of redemption AZ ssrh
u yo N anu to the said premises may be ct Of and @
ever barred and forecIosesi. ~ ~ '
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Nor ~
se"ia day OF the February term 1865 of said ps
by default. RANKIN 4 ~ si !. NJ nereon
49,, lamp oo cts'l Attorneys for Plaintiff
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.
POE CLERK OF TIE DISTRICT couRr.
D. H. LESU Err.
FOR RECORDER,
j. w. FROW.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8rH.
MR.. WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. JAMES F. WILSON will speak a,

The speaking will be a one o'clock P "
Other appointments for Mr.. WILSON will lie announced
In due time. H. ". HOWE, Chairman
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Dennis Lynch:
sr y on are hereby notified that there Il now a,
hie IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of M
county, Iowa at Fl. Madison, petition OF Nancr -
on the ground If willfni deseriion - mat iinois
,niess you appear thereto and defend before Noon ~
the second day OF the December term 1854 al a;i n
trict Court, decree will be rendered against vo, .n
n, ny oe'auis RANKIN MctRARY
''e,ei aa s,'np % ets1 Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-27

JouN VAN VALKENpuRG will speak

Tho speaking ia he at o'clock exccpat Fairfield
where it vii be at ha'fpast =
Other appointments will be announced in due time
II. N. HOMIE Chairman.
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The opefkinS will BE- at l o'clock p ~ except At Ma
non Cedar Falls Lansing, Dubuque and Clinton, where
it viii be at Pm
otieT appointments for Mr.. DARWIN win be announced
IN due time. n NJ uovrp
Chairman State Cen Con,
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UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS
AMES F. WILSO
rlrcross LANCE,
c. BEN DARWIN, Of Des Moines Co.
w. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN VALKENBURG, lst Dist
rcs svpEkss JUDGE.
c. G.. COLE,
OF Polk County.
ZOE sEcREr1gr or STATE,
JAMES WRIG IL 7,
OF Delaware County.
s..
rcE AUDITOR % STATE,
JOHN A. f L 20 TT,
OF Mitchell County.
roR STATE IKKAsURERs
WILLIAM H. HOLMES,
OF Jones County.
FOR RrsrsrER or rug Stair LAND OFFICE,
JOSHUA A. HARVEY,
of Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
ISAAC L. ALLEN,
OF lama County.