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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
ESTABLISHED MAY ID, 1851.


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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
for n Joint Can.

Appointments for N Joint Can.
vass.
Messrs Mack and Meredith, two OF the
Candidates for the Legislature have agreed
upon the following appointments for joint
canvass:
Tuesday. September 10. at New Goshen,
at o'clock p. m.
Wednesday. September Ia. at Stultz'
School House. Otter Creek. at ! o'clock p.
Thursday September Is. al Church's
school House. Sugar Greek. at ] O'Clock :.
IN.
Friday September 10. at Township House.
Lost Greek, at O'Clock p. m.
Saturday, September IL, al Township
House. Honey Creek, at I O'Clock p. m
Monday. September l9. st Tryon's, Pier
son Township at o'clock.
Tuesday September %, at Hartford, Lin-
ton Township. az o'clock .. m.
Wednesday, September 81. at Middietown,
Prairie Greek, at o'clock . N.
Wednesday. September 81. at Prsirie,on,
at o'clock p. m.
Thursday. September 90 At Sandiord,
Fsyette Township. st ! O'Clock p. m.
Friday. September 23, at Precinct Hopse.
Nevins Township, at o'clock D. m.
Saturday. September "a. at Lockport, Ri
ley Township, At o'clock p. m
Saturday. September %. At Court Eonss.
at o'clock p. m.
The other candidates OF beth parties are
invited 60 attend these appointments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
WAR pEPaRrxEST, ApJ'r Grvas OFFICE
MAsaiSGTos, Nov. 2ls, 1-s3.
Gss<rai Order Fs. 57e.
ORDERS GRANTING FCRLoUGHs To RR-ES
LISTED yOrCNTEERs

OhDEhs 6hANt ING fIkLtEHHS To REIN
LISTED OtCNTEERs.
is- II IL hereby ordered that Volunteer. now In
service re-eristng Veteran Volunteers under sn
ersl Order let iron this otee shall have furioush
OF q least thirty days previous the expirxt OF
their srfstsaf srlisfzcnf This privilege will be &C.
cured TO the Volunteers either ty crderiaz all 90
enlstirE vii their ccers rero- in their respect
ire States throrGa lac Goyerness the eryerfnfen
en Of the recruiting service. for farlough
gsnrs;ion or by erantsns furioughs 10 indi-
yidnally.
ID. MASTERING ofeers shall rnske the f1finwing .p
uiaons ON the muster in rolls CT eteran yclnnseers
now in service re eahstng shove.
80 have fur0ush OF least thirty dsyk In their
States before expiration of or * asi term
3d Commanding Generals 0. Departments and
Armies hereby authorized TO grant the sar esad
faroughs, wiba the limit Of time led la
with this order. the dem ands OF The Service sil
best permit, reporting their action TO the AoJt Gen
erai OF The Arzy.
4th. In going 10 and from their respective states
and homes the Veteran Volunteers farlou shed a.
herein provided viii be fnru she'd with raBsp ration
by the oGanermssser's Department.
5fh. When The three -fcurths of a regiment or COM
psny re-enlist tie velIBteers enlisted may be fur
foughed in body fer irssi thirty days aforesaid
home with their cneess 10 their respective state.
and districts TO orgnuiEe AM recruits and The nd
viduais of the mpauiss regiments who do not
enlist SHALL be assigned duty in ether companies
aud regime ats until the expiration Of their term o.
service
ss By order ofthc Secretary ofwar
B. TO NSEND,
Asst. Adjt. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
keOknk Library Association
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE KEO-
IA KUk LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, December I'D,
let3 ererolution wss adopted that committee be
appointed 10 receive Donaffons OF Books &C, from
the Citizens of Keoknk and vicinity toward eommen
cpg toe Library.
The following named gentlemen compose the Com
miltee:
Ed. Y. Brovnell, N. w. wesicot. Howard Tucker,
h. Il. Ogden, s. h. Carcy, A. J. WiIslnscn.
The known lieersly and public spirit ofthe citizens
Of keokuk Is Confidently appended to behalf this
object Den aiions be the faces of
VI either OF the gentlemen rrmed or parties will be
called on BY leaving their names with Of The Com
mitiee. dece9-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
NEW BOOK OF CHURCH MUSIC.

TIE HARP or JUDAH A Collection Of Sacred
and Secular Susic for Chcirs, Schools, Musical Con-
venticn., Societies and the Home Circle; BY l. q.
EsERsos Auihsr Of the ''GsLGSH HrestA,7 Sabbath
HarmeHso
book embracing every variety OF choice music
adapted to the capacities Of ali grades OF singers
Though pnhfisbed ont few months stnee II has already
been used by twelve kusical Conventions and nearly
all the leading conventions IN the Tinted States
eaecfsng arrangements to do the coming season.
Choirs and Teachers are rapidly adopting because
they find no book equal 70 It In every require
ment desirable In such work Specimen pages 20
tunes) viii be seut free any one applica lion
Price of the HARP ey JrpAH" 81 per copy, - per
dozen. OLIVER bITSoN a. Co. Publishers 27T
Washington Stheet. Boston. asc5i-du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

s@- An Englishman named Banting
has just published in London an account
of his struggles against corpulency, show
ing how he grew fatter and fatter, to his
great disgust, and how. by 3 determined
effort in the right direction, he finally
succeeded in reducing his weight to the
standard of ordinary men. After trying
everything else in vain, he lef off eating
everything but meat, and now rejoices
in materially diminished proportions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

The Cairo News has had related to it
some particulars of an affair which took
place in the south part OF Williamson
county, which certainly borders upon the
marvellous, and If true, has few parallels
in history. The wife of an officer in the
army recently received from her husband
q package Of money containing S1Oo, q
portion of which belonged 10 the fam miles
Of soldiers living in the vicinity. Early
last week soldier, lame and sick, stopped
at the lady's house and asked permission
to remain all night. She refused him,
but he said he was too lame and tired to
proceed any farther, and therefore must
stay. The lady finally consented, and
upon going to bed, she took the ptecau-
ton to fasien the door Of his room. Du-
ring the night the family were arpused
by violent knocking, accompanied with
orders to open the door. The lady re-
fused, aud asked what was wantdd p
Some one on the outside of the houte an
swered that il she did not want to get
hurt she had better open the door, ct they
would break it down; she had Dot of
money, and they were bound to ha We it
As might be expected, she was greatly
terrided at these threats, and openiI q the
door of the soldiers room, begged Him to
protect her. In voice loud enough TO
be heard By the rufians outside, be ex-
claimed: 81 am unarmed. but if | had
pistol | would fix the villains !" Telling
the lady to bring him the money and not
TO be alarmed, but to secrete herself and
children, be re-capped his revolver and
made ready to receive the attack The
money was given into his keeping, and
scarcely had she time to seek a place Of
safety, when the door was burst frdm its
hinges and ten men, disguised as ne groes,
entered. Not finding the object Of their
search in the outer room, they rushe d into
the one occupied by the soldier, WHIP, sit
ting up in bed. fred FIVE shots in rapid
succession, with such deadly effedt that
three Of the would be murderers we're
killed and fourth severely wound ed
This unexpected opposition frightene ed the
remainder of the scoundrels, who retteated
in dismay. Great excitement was daused
in the neighborhood by the atfray, and the
next morning a large crowd assembled to
investigate the transaction and examine
the wounded man, who had been taken
prisoner. Upon washing the black from
the faces Of the dead men they were re-
cognized as some Of the lady's nearest
neighbors. ard one of them was her own
brother in Law. The heroic soldier became
the lion Of the day, and the lady insisted
upon his receiving share Of the seven
hundred dollars as a reward for his brave
ry, but this he persistently refused; say
ing he was already cared for, and in de-
Tending the family Of the lady who had
sheltered and fed him, he was but doing
his duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

Es- The following is list of the SOL
diers who have died in the Hospitals in
this city since December 1st:
Daniel Howe, Co. G, 18th Wis.
r. 0. Gum, Co. g, 95th Ills.
D. Lawdibagh, Co. 4. 18th Iowa.
W T. Guy, Co. Il, 22d Iowa.
B Furniss, Co. b. 2Sth Iowa.
John Bittman, Co. K, Esd Iowa.
II. Dankly, Co. II, Goth Iowa.
II. Richmond, Co. II, 9th Iowa.
Geo. W. House, Co. l, sth Iowa.
The friends of the deceased can obtain
all information in reference to the bodies
By addressing V. L. Perkins, Undertaken,
in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

FiREMENs' BALL The object for
which the proceeds of this ball is to be
appropriated speaks well for the liberality
of the Firemen of our city, and will in
duce many to invest that otherwise would
not. mime host" Capt. Kittle, propri-
etor, and Henry Tepfer. Clerk, of the
Deming House, will fill their part in the
programme. 1t comes off tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
DeasA ea capt. ". W. watner.


We have just received the sad intelli
gence that Capt. w. w. Warner Of th'
9lst regiment died at Memphis, on th,
18th inst.
When the rebellion broke out Captain
Warner was finishing course OF studies
at the Upper Iowa University. but nc
sooner had our early disasters bT Tought q
groan from our bleeding country tnan be
threw aside his books, raised a company,
(of which he was made Captain, joined
the 18th regiment in Oct, 1861, and from
that day till the moment Of his death.
was not absent from his command an hour,
unless forced BY severe illness.
He led his command at Shiloh, Jack
son, and Vicksburg. While before the
latter place he was severely wounded in
the arm, and taken sick at the same time.
He was urged to get leave of absence,
but he would not, and did not quit his
post until the stripes and stars hoated
over Vicksburg. Vieksbnrg captured,
and his illness increasing, he took short
leave of absence. remained st home one
week and returned to his regiment before
bis health was restored. On his return
10 the regiment be was taken down with
chronic diarrhea, entered the hospital at
Memphis, and died on the 18th Of De-
cenber.
Captain Warner was a resident Of Fay
site county, but while in this city he
made many warm friends, who will sin
,erely regret to learn of the death Of so
rue patriot and SO generous friend.-l
Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

THE EURoPEAs CoNGRKss.-As all the
great powers have declined to attend, it
is taken for granted that Napoleon will
give up the Congress. The London Spec
tator says:
"The kings evidently look upon the
proposal much as children do on wasp.
and have given it the same qnietns-suf-
focated il in treacle.'
Punch sees in the affair only another
ocession for putting John Bulls great pow
er and influence. His last cartoon repre-
sents Napoleon and Eugene arranging for
grand party, when note is brought in
from the Bulls, declining. "Then vel
have to give up the party" says Napoleon,
s'the Bulls won't come"
Certainly, if the English have one
trait more prominent than another, it is
modesty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

A BLooDTHIRsTY KrNG.-The Paris
papers publish advices from Egypt, an
nouncing the victory of the Emperor Theo-
dore of Abyssinia over the population of
Gpiam. The Emperor is reported to have
ordered the massacre Of fifteen thousand
prisoners-meu, women and children -
He is also stated 10 have had the English
Consul at Missoma arrested, and to have
set the French Consul at liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

the orders of the Provost Marshal Gene
raj in our advertising columns. regiments
that re- enlist in the field, or other veteran
volunteers, will be credited to the States
they belong to, and as near as possible to
their Congressional and sub districts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
WAR DEPARTMENT Abr. GKs's OFFICE }
Washington, Dec. 18th, 1868

Washington. Dec. t5ih, 1sb3.
CIRCULAR
It is directed By General Orders No s75 eurrsn,
series, from the War Department, that rr-enlisted
the Governor IN the Sspcr ntenden Of the vounteef
Recruiting Service.
When onc-rs ard men report, the respective Gov
ernors and Snperintendents should arrange to place
snch 40 can BE- probably employed on recrui ser
vice. thst duty the De furious hhd ,r ths
time authorized BY General Orders No. as
Nhen futloughs are grant ted, they be signed BY
the SuperintendeDt who viii direct that at the e1ptya
fisn Of graatsd Tia parties syiosx lad sAaA ~.
n 8sfsd rsncsss els ts eensstsvsd dessrtsYs
saperintendents viii arrange, under exsung regula-
Gons- Tor the rsnsportation ard sabsisence Of iho
placed Z duty.
Upon the assembling Of the Veteran Volunteers 1t
the rendezvous after the expiration OF the
suparintenden,s will report the respective
0eumenfs, companies, or detachments) to the Adjt.
General OF the army for orders. The reports ~iii
81 We the strength of the Command the number Of
recruits for 1t, obtained curing the inrIough be
stated separately.
In returning lhe volunteers to he ned the surer.
tntendeat will ausnIe With the QaAuermasser,s DE
part m ent for the necessars transportation.
Soperintendena will confer Win the Governors
ana arrange with them " the points Of on.
for the Volunteers therein refrrrsd ". lee render
vous must be a points where there are alsea,y ppb
barracks or quarters; aud IN the accommooations sr<
not sufficient ior tae number 10 rendezvous therest
the Quarter IN aster's Deparemen the requieiion
the Superintendent, will supply the deficiency.
At the respective rendezvous, the SuDs stence De
psrtment viii oe charged With the sabsssence OF &C.
troops The 5uperinsepdenu wifi advise the Subssl
ehoe s7artmsnt OF the number ofIsops that will hav
% be supplied.
i. D. TowvsEND,
Assistant AdJutant Gensral-
lOuictALl. jass-At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

(CtrcalaY No. a6.)
WAR DEPARTMENT. ,
Provost MAMMAL Generals Ufice,
xa0 suNfan

(Circaiay No. ss)
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Provost MAMMAL Generals onHce, !
Washington, November 3, 1857
The following Regulations are establishes with The
approval of the secrstary Of War, and will eovern
Austerns and Disbursng offceu, in their pay epts
OF NE advance bounty, premium ard advance nay 10
recruits mot veteran) enlisted by Recruiting ofheers,
10 serve for three pears the war In old rexmrns
now orssnined. whose terms Of service expire in 1854
and lES5.
J. To all recruits ennstins IS above required there
wii De paid one months pay In advance, and in sddi
acn, beantY and preminn amounting ssoe a. fol-
fovr. viz:
On belng stsrsd into the Eniiea siases SER
" vice under this ssihority. and before iesving
sse Ieefea.ns station or depot to Join his
P&sy et feSfsiiens. the recruit shaii roc eye oge
month's advsnce epay..............- s,z m
Fifsi insisli m en Of bounty. niy....-.........s0 60 90
Premium. -................ "a
Totai pay before Joining his regiment. srs CO
Al The nrst rvsnIsr pay day, or t~o months after
muster IN. so additional iasi.lfnent of bounty
VIII oe paid 40 o.
Atthe frsi regular pay dsy af.sr six months
servIee al sdiitaoBsl Inc .siineni Of bounty viii
Dc Psla 20 %
Al tie hrs. ssgni.r pay after the end q tie
hrs' years srryie-, Al additional inSiaImens
oI e0ailiy will b psfd 40 10
At tie ffsi regular pay cay after tL.hiesn
Iaoainsf ssrssce, an adan sonai instsiisasus OF
eoaniy viii 0e paid, 20 o.
~ she nrst fssu Tar p~s day . ter leo year, ser
riee, ss sd1i4ohsi inst2llrnent OF 5spDly slI
BE pasd. ....--...-...-.......... 40 oc
- sac u PtfAb1n VI -Lfce eArs' seTv iCr 10
any sosaies epiisiug under lhls agtharity sho
Isss Be honorsolJ discharged after I've yesr.'
service, the rrasiutef o. Tue oouaty viii be
PAia -.....-........ 30 90
III X LIE Government shall reqalrs these
troops for tbs fuli per three ears am thry shall
oe uDt-red honor aoiy out ef The before
expfAsion either terms Of istueas, they shall
esise, Or mustered cut the whole am an o. bounty
re1ns'nihg unpaid, the rs il u been
served.
III Ihe aexsl heirs Of soldiers be die Ia iae
shall oe enitlca 10 receive lie whole buniy re-
manning uhpad a. he titne of the ssIsier's death.
~ ~fetefan roiunfsers'' viii receive tie one
lnoAtas advance pay bounty, and pr emiam. su-
thorr~d 10 GchtYhi ORDERS. Nos lal and 324 current
series aud deirrusr No. 81 Of oeober 2s 1853, from
sots onc2. JAMES B. FRY,
1ane-css Peovoa hknhsi General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
A DMlNISTRATORs NOTICE.

AoteAs hereby given thai the 6th day Of De-
G. nber, A. 10 1853 was appointed Administrator
Of the ate OF Mm. NJ. @. Torrsuce dectased All
those indebted 10 sad estate hereby nofiaed to
maize immediate payment to me, and those having
Claims against sac estate present Them according
to iaw. J. w. JOHNSTON, AdmInistfator.
D-clb.4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

RE Mrs. Lincoln was at the Capitol
on Tuesday morning, dressed in . black
silk dress, with sweeping skirts and hand.
some furs. Senator Sumner and other
Congressional gentlemen paid their res
pects to her in the marble room of tho
north extension. Sss- a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

NoTIcE-The subscribers to the series
of Cotillion Parties which are TO be given
at the Deming House, are notified that
the first will take place on Saturday eve-
ming, the l2th instant. and that it will be
necessary to procure tickets in advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

EF On Christmas day the inmates OF
Stanton Military Hospital. Washington,
were RECALLED with an extra fnc dinner,
after which Secretary Stanton made .
speech. He said he hoped BY the next
anniversary Of the day the var would be
ended. and asked-"Soldiers, if we can
end this rebellion by the extinction Of
slavery, viii it not be great triumph
You will at the end of this great rebellion,
when making review Of it, have the
satisfaction of knowing that you have
aided the Government Of the United States
in dischsrging the duties inoumbsnt on
that Government when it Was in peril
and furthermore. you viii experience the
feeling. that you have materially aided te
| make the cenniry free. .''e -a-Ssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
To be Credited to the States.

(cfresiar No 95
WAR DEPARTMENT
PrcyeH Aafshsl Generals once
As ashinssos, Oct 90, 1863.
Regiments In service which rsenlIst ~ We, ernn
volunteers, under prov isons Of General ORDERS Nos
~ snc S6 ufresi from tho Adta ant ne
omce Will be credited 10 the States as pfae
tleabie 10 the Congressional Dstrs and sub districts
70 which hey belong.
JAMES b. PRY.
Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

ray p. Cad Bryan, one Of the big
Copperheads of the interior, has left the
State and gone down the Mississippi to
establish himself in Little Rock, or some
other place thereaway. The Statesman
laments the loss to Iowa, but we trust
our noble State will survive.