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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05
The Fisherman's Child.
BY THEODORE TILToN.

weave a tale--part old, part new;
The half, fact-the rest, q dream;
Yet many dreams, think, are tue,
However strange they seem.
So quiet was the summer day
That one could hear the far-of bees,
Till sudden winds from fields Of hay
Blew whistling TO the seas.
A fisher drew his skiff TO land,
Half up above the waters reach,
Aud left it grinding in the sand,
To strand upon the beach.
Along the shelving water-edge
His little son played up and down,
And gathered stately spears of sedge,
To braid them for crown.
But when he spied the rocking craft,
He climbed aboard with childish glee,
And, shouting to the breezes, laughed,
And wished himself at sea.
The skiff amid the splash and roar
Was like a warning finger laid
Across the lips of sea and shore
To hush the noise they made.
A double wave, with sudden swell,
Ran up the beach with foam and spray,
And dashed so high that when it fell
It launched the craft away
The fishers cherry-tre grew green
Between his cottage and the tide;
And sadder sight was mover seen
Than out they branched TO hide.
On curling waves, the drifting hull
Was waited past the harbor light,
AMI seaward like flying gull
It dwindled out of sight.
At sunset, searching for the child,
The fisher called and called his name,
But though his cry was loud and wild,
No voice in answer came.
Whereat, as with giants hand,
And stung with woe, he seized boat,
And dragged it down the gripping sand,
And through the surf atioat.
His oars gave groans for thrice a league,
And down his brawny beard ran sweat,
But not a sinew felt fatigue,
And hope inspired him yet;
Until his strength was oyerspent;
Then over on his painting breast
His hot, bewildered head he bent,
And, swooning, dropped to rest;
And dreamed that through yawning wave
The child, with sea. grass on his head,
Made entrance to a spacious grave,
And wandered with the dead;
Whence, rising to a beateous land,
The mortal child stood crowned divine;
10 whom the fisher waved his hand,
And sought an answering sign.
Then, waking with a sudden start,
And shuddcring in the chilly dew,
lie knew, by token in hls heart,
The vision must be true.
And when in grief he home returned,
And sat aweary in his chair,
And low and dim the hearth-fire burned,
He saw an angel there
pleasantest of pleasant things
That angels dwell in homes on earth,
Where silently, with folded wings,
They tarry by the hearth!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

The number of recipients of charity
in Lancashire, England, has been re-
duced from 508,293, to 120,7l1. The
number of operatives at full work in
cotton mills is l,l94, against 192,527
a year ago. The cotton imported in the
wear 1860 amounted to 100000 bales.
This year it be less than 100000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

RATHER MIXED. Wheeling, Va,
must be a great place. The lntelligen~
Ger of that city says:
ave saw yesterday, going up towards
tie upper ferry, a team of four animals
"a horse, pony, a mule and BULL
The horse had the heaves, the pony was
blind, the mule was lame, and the bull
had DO provision for fly time. In the
wapon-which was an ordinary one-sat
a white man, a crippled negro, and a
tame skunk. The skunk was firmly
bound with a wisp of straw The white
man held the lines, the team held its
own. and the niger held the skunk"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

THE Moon, AND THE WEATHER.
Mr.. Merriam, lately deceased, probably
watched the weather, and made more
close and accurate observations with in
struments, for over 80 years, than any
man living, declares that in all his expe-
rience he has never been able 10 per-
ceive that the moon has the least infu-
ence upon the weather. And yet, to
what multtudes is this rank heresy =
How they run to the almanacs to see
when the moon is new and when it
quarters and when it is full and pre-
dict changes in the weather at these
points. The fact is, the moon is new, or
quarters, or is full once a week the year
round, and in our variable climate the
weather changes often-about once q
week-when il does not remain unalter-
ed for weeks; and so, if a change in the
weather takes place anywhere near the
change in the moon, she is the author OF
the change,
| have known educated men cling to
the notion instilled into their childhood
| have known men who are careful not
to plant-especially beans, in the old Of
the moon. And put it to my reader,
who, as / have no doubt, is wise and well
educated, and free from all superstition,
had, had you not 'leetle' rather see the
new moon over the right shoulder than
over the left? Don't you always think
of it when you see the new moon? Can
you tell why? 1t is one of those old
roots which time and Christianity have
not yet removed. So, many had rather
see a crow fly over the right shoulder
than over the left-a remnant of the old
Roman notion of omens. The number
and variety of superstitions which still
linger and burrow in the world, like the
remnant of the old Canaanites whom Is
rael "could no! drive out" is far larger
than most people suppose. My wonder
is not that there are so many roots of
the old tree remaining, but that Christi
anity has done so much toward removing
them. | see no time when we may ex-
pect them to be removed.-Dr. Todd.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05
The Cause.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

God mend his heart who cannot feel
The impulse of holy zeal,
And sees not with his sordid eyes
The beauty of self-sacritice
Though in the sacred place he stands,
Uplifting consecrated hands,
Unworthy are his lips to tell
Of Jesus's martyr miracle.
Not to the swift nor to the strong
The battles Of the right belong
For he who strikes for freedom wears
The armor of the captive's prayers,
And nature protfers 10 his cause
The strength of her eternal laws.
While he whose arm essays to bind
And herd with common brutes his kind,
Strives evermore at fearful odds,
With nature and the jealous gods,
And dares the dread recoil which late
Or soon their right shall vindicate.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

July, 1864, will be memorable for di>
sastrous fires in this country. Many of
them have originated from the drouth,
and much valuable woodland has been
burnt over. Aside from this, 1t is esti
mated that upward of $5,000,O00 worth
Of property has been destroyed by fire in
different sections of the United States.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

CoUNTERFEITs.-L out for coun.
terfeit tens on the Bank of Butland.-
There have also appeared counterfeit
fives on the Union bank OF Weymouth
and Braintree-fves on the bingham
bank and ones Lynn Mechanics bank Of
Lynn, Mass. Counterfeit fyes on the
Somersworth bank, N. H., are also m
circulation
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

The Maryland Constitutional Conven-
tion voted, on Tuesday of last week,
to request the President to assess the
whole amount of all the damages done to
loyal citizens Of Maryland, during the
recent raid, upon the rebel sympathisers
IN that State.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

-Guano is now being used by tobac-
co chewers as a substitute for that weed
It is cheaper aud nastier.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

A HARD CUT.-In reply to one OF
Garret Davis speeches in the United
States S enate, Senator Chandler, OF
Michigan, said that he moved the reso-
luton of expulsion against John c.
Breckenridge, but be added, 81 regret
that | did so, for il created the vacancy
now filed by the Senator from Ken
tucky, Mr.. Davis The latter was SO
infuriated at this thrust, that be jumped
to his feet, and appeared for the moment
as if intending to bring on ii personal
collision, but soon thought better of it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

A Duichman gave the following toast +:
"Here ish to de heroes what fit, ned and
died at the battle OF Bull Run, Of which
am one"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-05

An honest man is the noblest
work of God, but the edition is very
small.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

A writer of modern book of travels,
relating the particulars Of his being cast
away, thus concludes: "After having
walked eleven hours without having track
ed the print Of human foot. TO my great
comfort aud delight / saw q man hanging
on a gibbet; my pleasure ct the cheering
sight was .inexpressible, for il convinced
me that was in civilized county,
There is this difference between those
two temporal blessings. health and money
--money 10 the enyied, but the least en- !.
ioyed health is the most enjoyed, but
the least envied; and the superiority OF
the latter is still moro obvious ~hsn We
reflect that the poorest man would mol
part With health for money. but that the
riches. would gladly part with oil hi
money for health.
A critic says there is'a good deal Of ar
Il giving a msgsEine article ga prop |
head" There is generally much more ID
giving the proper point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
financial quo Commercial
Sew York n ARK 81.

By Telegraph Esv Yonx, Nov IL.
Colt n--steady and less doing at 4o9i % for mid
ding uplsnds
Fiour-s.ate and Western opened heavy and closed
dull lks2o lower 10 oo11o q for Extra State,
II oosll Is for Extra r. H. o. and II 1sei2 % for
Trade Brands.
whsky-0pened Arm, and closing dull nj 1891 "a.
whest-Opened duli and closed heavy st TO &c tower
at 2o62 Is for Chicago Spring. Hl4a2 30 Amber
NIL 4sa2 IS for Winter Red Western; ss82 50 for
Amber Mirh.
RyA-firm: Western s5l4si 90.
Baripy-si,ade frmer.
Corn-Actfve ami Pc higher NJ 5b3;t &c for Mixed
Western afoaf and In tore.
osss Scarce and Dc berterat ss3eec sor Western
afoat.
waol--q .kt
Biee-Quiet At 13i x4I{c.
Caaee-Strady.
sagnr-steady at 1920.
Molasses-Frm; MOL 1871 90 p. r. i2tl MuSco-
vA9o at ss6 Pee.
Petro-usp-Firm at 44,Ss45e for Crude. Refined In
Bond at Ted1lc.
Pork-opened hrn, bu, eiosed hesy, at 30 o90sp 20
fvr mess. II z5aa4i 50 for prime go b. u.
Tor January at 10 ODkslI o 90 bI. prime
same delivery. at 80 90 30 %
Becf-Firm ut 7asx for country mess. II cog - %
for repack@d mesa 10 0oe - % for Prime
mess beef in good defns, 4
ke-f Ham.-Eirm at 10 coz % 80.
Cnt A-.ts-firm. with fair demand 15ofec for
shoulders sndlss 2ic for bsns.
Bacon sfaes-6ooi demand short ribbsd for D~cenb~s
and January At 1856
fsrJ-Le~s active and rather heavy 1lsf02A3< lat
I ter extreme.
Batfer-rirm at 3iS4sc fer Western, and ~ 65ae 10,
| State
! cheese--Quiet and unchanged at l6ta2se.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

In order that the Union meu shall moi
have all the fun TO themselves tonight
We are happy to announce that there viii
be a splendid entertainment given at the
guGboat, at the Levee, this evening, a
which, it is expected. ell the unrepentan,
hardshells who voted for Little Mac and
don't feel bad abou. i. will be present.
The splendid new Nay "How not % do
it, or, The way MCCLELLAN wasn't elected
Pre- ident," in twep,5 three cts viii for
the first time be brought on, in Keo-
kuk. The many attractions and 6ne
points of this splendid piece. will, it is
confidently hoped, make it attractive TO
the audience. notwithstanding the power.
ty OF intellect Of the performers II is
thought best net to let the managers be
known as they have just been repudia.ed
by the people, but when we intimate that
1t Is "the same old coone" the p1blic will
know that |, will be good thing. Come.
feeling as comfortably as you can, and If
you bring any spirits at all. bring your.
self outside OF them The hall will be
>plendidly illuminated with dark lanterns.
We are happy to submit the following
"Huge old Programme:
PART FIRST.
Grand Opening--"Wale A double
bsireled wale," by the whole COMPANY.
III, tedious and tasteless the hours
J. X.
"Where the Whangdoo lie muurueth--
Daniel F
Och! Paddy, is it yersilf ?-Lowden.
10 the days when was hard up.--D.-
vid.
Ever Of thee-Charles.
Call me pet names--Willism.
Twenty-three States, and the maiority
Little Mac didn't get 10 the,n--by the
whole company.
PART sICJND.
Erin E pluribus unum 60 bragh--- DAN
iel F.
Bonnie Flag with the single STAR. K.
hen this Cruel War is over-Todd.
where sre nov the hopes cherished
Dsorr.
70 conclude With the roaring, tearing.
he old farce
THE 0H0sf OF BUSTER
10 which Daniel z. viii appear a. III.
original Buster, aud which it is proposed |
shall Be- 20 side. spli,tiagly faoay thu. ev. |
erybody present shall laugh 81 he can hold |
whesher ~ ssss tls "piaty o. moi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Auction.-Reguiar sales Dav.

Howe d Tyler will sell this day at 10
O'Clock about twenty Cook and Heating
Stoves, many Of which are as good as new;
also, variety of good Furniture, com pri.
sing one handsome Mahogany Chamber
Set, nearly new, Bsdsteads, Tables. Fancy
Stands. Child's Carriage, Stair and other
Carpets, one elegant Ward Robe, Wash.
stands, Cane seated and Wood Chairs
Rocking Chairs, Sewing Chairs, one
Clothes Wringer, and many other arti.
Giles worthy the attention of buyers.
Sale at 10 o'clock this morning. rain
" shine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
LOIHZ.
DIR. H. AM Frs & 9 O..
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water arts upon the Heart, Liver Kidn~ys d
sr.fiys orgxrs. and 6ianduias sysfem.
The which has ATTENDED the Of this remedy
In private practice, and the Enforcement
thortsy. ssaste to I'D IL the practitioner
and the public. feeling confident that with
will attest its excellence la the Chronic dis
hch Indicate Iodine such SerofuIa Bsvarhifis
Shin Efuptions Heas liver rnd Kidney Dsseases Ner-
s.us AHeetins Neuralgia, khsanstism, Dyspepsia, De-
biiity, syphiiie, etc.
Physicians may r~sy upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing fhr%e-auasier grains ysr
Iodine In each ausd ounce vafrr kssse
sud II 10 not iiae 10
formed Inequalities. neither i thu iodine ydired nor
neatrslzd ty eomauafon vito any ingredient r~nder-
ing this soinssos superior to other method o. exhb
ting Iodine.
Full dirsc lions accompany each bottle that IL may
used ms fatally medicine vii ~ the profession
Price dollar per bottle. On receipt of i've dollars
six bottles 6eiverrd free BY express any address
Beware CoantsrS<its and fnsifafboas Wiki ut<ine
pied dealers endeascr dispose Of reputation
Zee signature and trade 1.-THE woYd head
ing this upon the labels and wrappers
each bottle without which none 10 genuine
Circulars zraiis.
Dr. II. AHDBks Co.
Physicians and Chemists,
usayzsdswem No. As Broadway, Nov York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Chtcage Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov IL
Floar-i5e lower at II co9il % for White Winter
anhs .519 sztz FIR Spring exfrxs-
whe.t-sc Low At e5for No. Red; s5t4D1 s. fos
No. Spring; sot4tAl ~ for No. 2 spring. IS
Co-n-Jli scarce and 6rm at u far No. ], aud %
al g fsr No . New Corn frrn II o..
oats-Dn,l and ~ lower nj 63dHe4c for No l.
Rye lower al III No |. and 10 for No. 2 Is
Barley-5 to SC lower at ! nal Is for Ne. y
Whisky-Dull aad lie lower Sales at s3Gi -.
Proyfsicns-Rirm; prime mess pork 50 50g33 0g msss
pork 90 on.
Besf-Firm: extra mess at 10.
Iarsi-Pirm At &c for kettle: q NC for stcAsa-
Hnx.-Firm and active nj 1910 IS, chic u 1t
10 c0Ed10 6G
Beef Ca.te-Firm at 7sea4 rs for common to good
Acney-Es-y. .-sa--sss--s-ss
Exehange-firm at discount buying and par to *
selling.
Gioid-240.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
bArxAs CIR. Gov. ., 20.

UAtLAe C1xYS 1Ovs - -
At the Isqssss u sunbe = - loyal
sitisens Of Dallas City, HIipeis, Dr. No
Guein made : flying visit on Mosaay
Nov. 7th, bat rsnainsd long enough to
deliver decidedly elective speech fos
II nlssef tie natios; "a ~ sitlssns
fsearn their sincere thanks for HE sssrgy
in resposdisg 10 ours ~. AID We were
veil pleased TO zee the hall he spoke in
filed TO overlooking with An intelligent
and attentive audience. Hoping The Dr.
viii prosper in al his loyal undertaking.
We remain his friends,
g. HI Anss, p. NJ.
w. r. DILLON,
H. r BLACK,
and Others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
eHODUCE, PROylssONs, &c.
Corrected By GAPF0RD CO., Produce Desier.,

fIoun-superhns. IS 80 p Dbl, p sa-k, So Doub,e
Extra, a Dbl, SO, sack, so; Extra a Dbl Q So
per sack co. Retail SOC bbl and CSC y sack bishes
+ WHEAr-Sprne, 81 20 to 40; FAIL 20 TO e. y bu
Z Coes AEAL-$2 SO p 100 bs. =
BRAs-whest,Sl 70, Corn, Is p 100 ~.
ooRS-kew - rs; old 90 2 bushsl.
BA.lzr.Tall, ftoSl So sprins.i soel 20.
OAfa-55c bush.
0nKRH APPLss-60Do0c-
PofAfons--1 90 toll 10.
1vffsl-Conmon, SOC; Choice, SIC.
naas-25c e
LARD-2Oc.
oa0ULDERs-16c = b.
eIDns-3Sc y b.
aAsm-asc : H.; sugar Cured do, sc.
!. WE5s 6aAxs-conmon to Good, 81 2sosl 7s Pftns
TAtlow-l2c.
BuswAx-50
e assr!nothy. sla oo@1s 90 b.ed SO %; Prair.,
nDs- dry Flint. l91<c; Dry salsed, l2e,arsbby k.,f
psscss oreen, }; Green sheep Pslts- IS % - o. s
6R1De-Umofhy. 81 90; Flax 81 as.
1xnI oArfIA-S2 -. TO - 90 gross.
4xrW-A % 70 IS % phead.
wecl-I setory Tnbwslhsd. 100 soc; Fine Fleece, %
- :: .ssi g g. % a'ss'
nAss-1 siae., % to esc
ess1s basA., ssc . / Is.
D!oW, III, ~ 70 a.
- Dbl, - 70 -
Is ~, lpapsr3s.
- eeszes 80 -: 9 pises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
eFA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG


yfcxsgrRa, Miss, Aug Q, 1858
DR.. John Bull-pSsr Sir. I sm happy to state 90 70
that have used your valuable c.ron Bstrrs with
benefit 10 myse In general debility and prostration Of
my system, produced by the unhealthy and in
nuence q tbs hintstppi rvss ~oaBd scktbwg having
been with Gen. Grants army throug its hole south
ern campaign. confidently recommend its
psrscss who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
IL. W. F06LE,
Agent U. 3. Sanitary Connis~ion
LouissILls, Ky. Sept l6, le6s.
On the I'D Of July last submitted, Through agent
OF mine, 30 the Medical Director Of the Department Of the
Army OF the Cumberland sasaSr Of mg C.fcu Bifters
FOR inspection and requested IT, aer snayss be found Il
Derifrions 20 sAoctien and prove its among our
soldiers.
The following lie the Medical Dr rector reply and also
Gea pesmissoa 70 ship 80 dozen ooee 20
nsve y sold TO sutlers. JOHN BULL.
Il am satisfied that Cedron Bsters viii do NO harm
any one II taken properly and in moderation see no
objection TO Dr. Bus being p<rntted to dispose az II
suffers A. HENRY THUH6TON /
Surgeon and Medical Director D
headquarters Department OF Cumteriand,
Nashville, Tenn. July n 1858. /
DR. John Bulfs agent, Mr., has permission TO SHIN
to Nashville, Tenn Is gross dos~n Of Buff c.
dron Btters for sale 10 suffers In the axmy opiy
The Of the Treasury Department are TO BE-
complied with stfietly.
By order of Major Gen. Rosecrans
VIM. n wILEs
Major md Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson bartlett
TO-, heokak, Iowa sprl3dAv1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Orr Duty.

We deem 1t our duty to keep constantly before our
readers that most valuable Of all medicines known a
Goes Cough Balsa II has stood the time and
expert nent Asd all who h speak In praise
worthy terms Of its medicinal vsiue II duty
OF every parent TO keep constant supply Of Il the
house. ready for immediate Not only IL IL mSst
splendid remedy fur cosghs sudden coldz, influenza
croup, and all throat complaints bat Il Il The
lives relief When they are 20 far gone that 10
medicine Will care them Goes Cough Bainm iii
be found Invaluable friend to asy the coue hing help
the expectoratioD, and the sufferer. Why sl We
that are suffering from coughs colds Group sore thss
hoarsensss-and that are liable to pulmonary attack
not take advice and provide yourself with supply
OF Goes Cough Balsam-the best and cheapest CouQk
bA'ssm In the world 1t costsut forty cents and can
be found upon the counters Of druggists everywhere
oct3d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DulY Carr CRY OryIou, !
KDoGuK. November IL, 1854.
9nOCERn ES.
corrected BY 5. HAAlll : co., waslesale Grocer.


sucAaN, 0rlean. fair, 23c; prime, 2sc; choice 26e
New York. C. &c; New York, A. 2sc, crushed and pow
dered % TO Spc.
MoiAssEs-sugar House,i o591 15c, Golden Syrup %
@&i 25-Sor ghum. 6561T5c.
G FYkH-.7 to lsc.
RIcH-I7c.
6opA-American, lie, English, IL.
eoAP-Palm 12lzc, German, l2lz Ga
CxsDLss-Staf, 35c; Mould 2l@22c.
TKAs-Young Tyson, 81 6a92 Is; Imperial, 81 - .
u 25 Black, 81 Is to 81 IS.
ToBAcco-Daik Sweet. S5c, Medium Brands, % 70
l Csc; Gold and Natural Leaf II 20 to u IS.
NAfls-Best Brands - Is rates.
GLAss-sxlo Country IS 80 City Is, rates
CokDA6E-3O to Sic.
DRY ArPIEs-11 to 11c n
DRr PkAcaEs-Hlfs IL to lSc = b.
Oar CusxANrs-26c.
RAisrss-$5 90 to IS so.
SaLr-- 0094 IS.
PAM SrARcH-11c.
MoLIsR WOODEN wARs-2 Hoop Pals - - 3 boon
do. 81 20. No Tubs, 81 So No. 2 do IL o. No "a
Il sgs Nests I'd do, IS. washboar IS co. ef
fIsH-No. Msckerel bbis SIS 0OG3$l0 90.
Nc. do do SIC 0O63e17 90.
No. l do hf do al 0O6ll1 50.
No. 2 do hf do SO 006dl0 Is
Hf bbs. No White Fish, 80 So
On Coal OIL Csc to 90, Ilnseed OIL 66, Lard OIL
81 fo91 So Fish OIL 81 90.
cHxrss-Denmark. p to 25c; Hamburg 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

@ Hon. Thomas Dibble, one Of The
oldest and most esteemed citizens of Van
Buren, county, died on Thursday. Oc,o
Der 18th, at his me near Utica. in ,ha'
county, at the advanced age of 81. Ar
extended and merited tribute to hi.
memory appears in this weeks keosau
qua Republican Judge Dibbie wss tn
iather-in-law u Chief Justice Wright O
Keosauqua
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
THE DISCRIMINATION TONIGHT,

Our glorious victory at the polls on
Tuesday last must not be passed in 81.
lence. The nation has passed safely
through its most perilous crisis.
On this, Saturday evening. the loya
people OF this city will meet to rcjoice.-
Bells will be rung. cannon fired, bout IT
built.
Come every loyal man, woman and child
and let US rejoice together. Bring out
the torch lights aud transparencies -
Short and stirring speeches will be deliv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

- Paul Hancock, Of Bentonsport.
late a member Of the 7th Missouri Cav
airy, died at Keokuk few days ago. He
was discharged from the service. had
reached this place on his return home,
He went to tie train at the Des Monies
Depot to 60 ny home, and taken suddenly
worse, died before the train started.
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The Jubilation Tonight
oRDER OF Exc lClsEs.

The Speakers stand will be at the co +.
ner OF Main and Third streets.
Judge Il. p. Lowe will preside.
ID Paal, Col. J. G. Todd, A Rinker
and Capt. Bridges, Marshals, will take
charge OF the procession.
The procession will observe the same
order as at the Colfax meeting but the
Marhals will exercise a large discre-
ton.
Ten minutes speeches will be made By
Gen. R,ied, Gen. Smith, Gen. Bussey
Col. Hill Q, H %. Geo. w. McCrary, d
McGugin, Capt. Willis, VIM Leighton
Rev. |. Z. Teter, s. N. Clark and nuner.
Gus others.
Come out with your lamps, with trans
paIencies, with fi,gs, banners. and hur'
RAILS. Let us have grand jubilation.
Come out early
! Tne Msrshas will meet at Col. Todd,
Office at The Estes House, a, 10 o'cl,cl
this morning, to make arrangements.
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