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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
cTATE MILITIA.
AoJuTASr GExERsI's 0FFFcr, 4

AoJUTASr GExERsI's 0FFfcr,l
DsvEsvonT, Iowa. Aug. p, 1854
Yen authorized iy this Department to ars-a.. ne
the militia of Lee county into Companies Of less IL an
aIfp nor more than krt 6red and
loa will aotiiy Your citizens in the NEST pnblic man
of authority 80 organize Companies aud urge
them 20 sign c,snp any rolls at once
The proper number pf persons having been enrolled in
any CiInpany meeting will be held after Eve l,v~
puio notice, for the eteeiies Of e3serrs company
rols and certificate Of election viii then be returned to
this ufiee.
Yusr attention II caed to Sections IL ard l3 of Chan
-, Laws Of 10th General Assembly requiring every
citizen liable to perform military dnty to enroll himself
a. q m-m5er of some Company, and imposing fine Of
less than dollar than one hrnfr dol.
lars for the wiifa neglect nf this duty. This nnc
he reeoverc. before any civil Court upon iuora
tim Of the Captain of Company OF of auy citizen.
n. b. BAKER,
Atrutnrt General OF Iowa
Col. J. A. yisll, j NJ Hiatt q. 81 Merriam, heokuk
j. C. Walker, Fort iadiSon I. scmfle Dover
The Chairman of thu above Committee ~ ready 70 or
sanite an earu.njs tst may ~ enrolled according
law and The attention Of all Iarsurs snhisct 10 mtry
a,,s IL c.liei ia TN. t,euahty ior ncn-enrofment
= y. A.. WALL.
septl-dtf 'hsrihah "a ths Ivmhfttec-
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Tho Death Of Morgan Confirmed.
War Departments, !
Washington Sept. 6. !
To Gen. Dix

~ aShih ~SH LGpt. Os
To Gen. Dix:
4 dispatch from Gen Grant ius BIT re-
ceived gives statement from the Rich
mond Examiner of this morning that
John Morgan was surprised and killed and
his staff captured at Greenyille, Tenn.
yesterday. An unofficial dispatch re reived
By this Department this morning from
Lexington states that Gen. Gillen had an
official report of the surprise and defea, Il
Morgan at Greenville that John Morgan
va. killed and his staff captured from, 80
20 100 rebels killed, 20 prisoners taken
and one gun captured.
This report being confirmed BY the
Richmond papers. there is no room to
doubt its truth. In honor of the capture
Of Atlanta, Gen. Grant yesterday ordered
salute to Se fred with shot,ed guns from
every battery bearing on tho enemy.
Nothing has been received By the De
partment from Atlanta since the 4th inst.
nor anything south Of Nashville on &C
count Of the arrangement of the telegraph
line by the prevailing storm.
No movements Of Importance have ia
ken place in the Shenandoah valley.
(Signed,) f. NJ. SrAKrbN,
Seo'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
Peace and Mcclellan.

The Dubuque Herald is jubilant, the
peace sneaks are triumphant and the Ms.
hony policy and Platform is vindica,ed and
endorsed by the Nationsl Convention
And in the words of Mahony at Chicago,
''if the rebels will not come to us, we will
go to to'fhem;" that is. the Copperheads
will carry the country over to the rebel.
aud submit to JEFF. Davis and the "Cor-
ner Stone" Constitution.
We make an elegant extract or two
from the editorial columns of the Herald
that our readers may appreciate the joy
of the Mahonyites over their Chicago vic.
+. tory.
Here is the Herald's version Of the
Chicago programme:
"The Chicago Convention that has ius,
adjourned, is destined to live in bistory
memorable for the healing it has BROUGHT
to the nation More important events 70,
the good it viii do mankind, will hinge
upon it, than upon any body of men tha
have assembled since the Declaration q
Independence. Il is impossible, at shi,
time, to correctly estimate the blessings
the great blessings Of peace, that vii
flow from it, and it will be only in afte
years. when the thoIsan do and teps o
thousands Of men, women and children
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
From Richmond Papers-What Thsv
Think or Mcclellan.

Washington, Sept. 6.
The Richmond SentipeI of Saturday
says Official advices from Gen. Forrest 10
TO the LIST inst. have been received here.
he says the enemy evacuated the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad up to Mem
phis, and that Yankee trvops are moving
up the Mississippi river en- route to Vir-
ginia and Missouri.
Gov. Vance. Of N. c., has Issued a
proclamation Offering free pardon to the
many deserters lurking in ths woods and
mountains, threatening the extreme pen
atty OF the law to those Who are caught
as well as against their aiders and abet-
ters. They are hunted like guilty felons.
The Sentinel, commenting on the Chi
cago nominations, Gays Mcclellan, who
was formerly decided war man, 10 re-
presented to have greatly modified, if, 10.
iced, not abandoned his belligereu, senti.
mcnts. The support given him by 60
manJ decided peace men lends strong con
hfniation to the report. and nothing would
be easier for Mcclellan to reconcile de-
ciaration for peace 10 the present state oi
The question, or he may suppose, 10 Liz
coins mismsngement of the war, with his
past course in favor of var.
OF Mr.. Pendletou's position .here is
certainly no doubt He is an ardent
peace man. and The fact that such a mar
vas nominated Is ssroug proot tia: Ne
Cielau's position cannot be widely a,
variance. The contest which nov eurn.
menees will be brief, but violent. Tw,
months viii close il and decide which
shall rule. Perhaps there are DO ,wa
l, public naen IN tie United States, support.
ed by 4 grester animosi,y then exists be.
tween Lincoln and Mcclellan and theil
respective partisans. There is probably
no one whom Lincoln would prefer beiua
beaten than Mcclellan.
In another article the Sentinel says I
We have peace We must conquer it, anG
we conquer it speedily If We but perform
our duties at this lanc,ure "a we have
hitherto. Let Us not reaI.t exer,ions be
cause the enemy is much exhausted apt
the prospects IT peace seem IN proving
| That exhausii,n n viii speedily disappear
and he will prepare for rev and mightie
efforts If dampened zeal and diminished
Plumbers on onr part give him room tt
still hope for conquest. The prospect o
peace and independence now so b-igh
will fade away and vanish. and the rank,
OF our armies be thinaed by the indliFer
ence or neglect of our home teefing pso
pie. or By the careless duties oil our arm
officers.
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y fw Aoprrtisenrents.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAoToRs


HAspES's 0rrrcE, Iowa Pr-rrr,r.,x,
pear MADISON. Aug. u lss4
Sealed proposals viii be receive "a II pTs sa N -,
Of the first day Of 0rtober next flr fa,,,.5s non
epeng ofolr lst 1884 ard sr,aina S.n,a..,l ,
wit AA '0'ie~s, 70
1900 Lbs. No. beef in November and pecsmb., 1874
~ required.
1000 lb-. No. beef in Spring and Summer. 1875 ss
20 bbls No. / mess pork, from January to March
- eois- NO nns fpur 20 btis per month or as
, basheis No. corn meal % busriei. Der month. or
n r-qnlred 7
.oo ea.hel. No. potatoes in October, November and
Dfe'np.f ises tbis will DO received fof lets of LOO
bnshe.s)
% bushels No. white beans, through the year
ic bbis nett sorghum, rs b1is per MONTH res
u hbls. No. cider vinegar, bbi- PER month,
required
boxes star candles, No. l. through the year
qnired
1900 lbs. good common chewing tobacco through the
year, or required.
Il biIs. No. coal OIL and bb,- No ardoF. .fhroug,
the year, required
800 cords good oak wood 50 cords per month, from oc
tober, 1854.
900 pairs No rs hro-ans assorted sizes 20 pair.
koTember lst 1904, and 100 pairs January lrt, ISD5
lAostly rs, s., and gs
90 dozen pairs wool socks (eood) large sizes,
qrircd
10 dozen chip hats rs sina under 81 April 1st Ise5
10 p- brown muslin, yard wide. xs required
- isdtiek, as resIuired
10 % prints for eopaisxts sls rr4niTrd.
400 yards PeBitentiafy stripes, coats aad psnts
required.
80 yards kersey. fssrp~s FIR pants,) required.
.s. Cashmere, teoas snh pants ftr discharged con-
victa-A as required.
Pc. Cashmere, Vests for discharged esbycts,I
qur-l
800 yards flannel iinsey tshirts onvtrssl
qrred tstripes prefcrrrd1
y sacks q. A. salt, Sorember Is. 1864.
- sacks I. j. salt November Is 1864
ssek pepper, November Is, fsti-
10 tushels hominy, November is 1865.
bushels mustard seed, November is 1884.
II Dbl salesatas Soveinber15 1904
20 bushels rye. res,uired
~ boxes rrin snaF. required.
The rsvat to reiccf alb tids which b. considered
unreasonable IL iirreby re--rssd-
Contractors ~ill ne required fsith-
fai performances Of rtteir coutracs-.s
Eay aymert to ha naeae in nr State Auditors
rants. 70 the expiration III eAh ,srt-r there
after returns he had FROM the state Auditors Of
fee, Des Aones. Iosa-
Where practicable H3ders Will send samples with
bifs IL A. LAYTON Warden.
4
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yesterday. Gen. Haskill is reported kill,
ed in .kirmish.
Considerable damage has been done te
helrsiisoad, aud lafge force 10 emploged
Who viii soon have Il in running orde,
again.
The damage done by the rebels TO the
Chattanooga railroad is being rapidly re.
paired. One bridge only has been de-
stroyed. that over Stewards creek, fifty
feet long.
Col. Harding was not captured as re-
ported. He is safe with his command.
Capt. Price Of the 10th Tennessee
was killed on Friday.
The news from Sherman's army re-
ceived to-day reports the enemy's loss
5000 killed snd wounded. We captured
1000 prisoners, among them one Briga-
dicr General, name not given. A largo
amount Of material Was csptsred., The
army 10 ID full possession Of Atlanta.
River four feet rising.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07


New York. Sept 5.
The steame1 Ca.avba from New Orleans,
28lh, arrived this morning. Among The
passengers is Gen. Bailey.
Gen. Heron has resumed from sn ex.
pedition to Redwood, Il miles from Baton
Rouge, on the Clinton road, where he
had fight with the enemy, inflictipg q
loss of $50 men, besides destroying .
large amount of stores. Our loss was
about 80 killed and wounded
An exchange Of about 100 prisoners
recently took place aear Baton Rouge.
Gen. G.angsr hss'issued an order oil
acknowledgements TO the army for the
part they took in the reduction of Forts
Morgan and Gaines. There was not q
single one lost by our forses in the las.
attack on Fort Morgan. The army worm
is making sad havoc in the cotton near
Baton Rouge. The rebel commander
Jackson has his headquarters at Clinton
Louisiana. He commands about 5000
cavalry and is supported BY three bate
ries, two Of four guns and ono Of three.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
Prom Cairo and Below.

Cairo, Sept. 6.
The steamer Belle St. Louis brings
$50 bales of cotton for St. Louis, and
Memphis papers of the Sd.
The weather was exceedingly hot at
Memphis. Numerous fatal sun strokes
have occurred, including six soldiers. t
The Union citizens along the river be.
low New Madrid, have organized and
armed themselves under Granville HAYS
They had already several fights with
guerrillas, killing considerable numbe,
of them.
At the request Of the War Departmen nj
the l29th loo day uen have consented
to extend their service fifteen days be-
yond tho regular time Of their cnlissm ent
Brig. Gen. Mover has been promoted
to Major Generalship.
Gen. Payne has issued.an order prohi
biting trade between this city and Ken
lucky until further orders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
The Fnu s,n,e EIec,lon..

The following States will hold their
annual elections before the great contest
for the Presidency tskes place. AS the
result Of these elections will tend to in-
dicate the state Of parties, and in great
measure to foreshadow the fnal action Of
the people in November on the question
of tie Ca'vf II tgistracy of the nation,
the returns viii be looked for ibis year
with uDusual interest. We give the vote
in esch State at the two last elections,
that those deeply interested may make
their calculations and study in advance
their chances of success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
FOREIGN rzws.
Na-x xa.lr c..

New York, September 6.
The steamship Scotia from Liverpool
Aug. 9th and Queens.own. Aug. 2Sth,
arrived at five o'clock.
The Daily News and Morning Post,
both have editorials showing that the
seizure of the Georgia was legal and the
British government could no, interfere, as
Confederate ver vessel could not legally
be sold in a Brfish port.
The Liverpool Courier editoriaily states
that Mr.. Bates did not purchase .he
Georgia till the officers authorized and in.
formed him she should be registered as a
British vessel, and she vas accordingly
SO registered Isalso publishes, evidence
that her charge for service to the Peftu-
guese government was bona fde.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
Well Done.
st. Louis, Sept.

ot. Louis, Sept. 3.
Gen. Rosecrans being satisfied that the
citizens OF Boone county have encour-
aged bushwhackers and other bands o!
outlaws, and that Thomas Waterman, the
only support of widowed mother and
two sisters. was recently shot on steam
er lying at the wharf of Bonneville, BY q
gang of these Williams. has ordered an as
sessment Of ten thousand dollars on the
disloyal citizens of said town for the bene.
fit of the mother and sisters of Water.
man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

New York, Sept. s.
/. A Matamoras paper declares the French
and Aigerine troops we're lately defeated
10 four pitched battles in Mexico. The
date of these cotficts is not given. They
occurred at B,rea, in the State OF Guer.
REQ. The Me1icans were led BY Gen. w.
Varreis and in accordance with the terms
Of battle no quarters were given. The
prisoners were put to death. Col. Sala-
clio officially reports that hs claims TO have
won on the 9th OF July at Zeitacua aro, in
Mexico, victory over 2, 600 upper ialists,
putting them to fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
wAEDtS's 0TFIc8. Iowa S-aTE PE~r-EyyTAsy
FohT Aaplsos, Aug. 18th, 1854.

Sealed proposals Kill be received this oiea until
Saturday, the 10th day ~ sepfeber, 1854 at L actock
NJ for the labor " about thirty fo forty eoaEcts
With the privilege taking t izof 81 noi szc>e
ug 10 hereafter. far term exceeding
less thar hve year..
The vail about the first Of Octo
Ter, isSs Bidders will specify the kind of work the
naEab.r Of sI. the price II labor. discipline will
b. main taia@i at the expense of the S1ste.
is wall e coBxideresl for any Lusn-S~ net conflict
with the laws Of the State. The undersigned commits
sioaers Themselves the right 70 select such
his will. their Judgment, beet promote the inter
of the Institution and c9nsc least with the inter-
the state No bids esivei for Iexs tstnty
The aiscr of the couylcfs viii
not Je ieas al for less than = per day orasy length
Of time Tn fer of contract rtipnlations theEvn
contained be lsht ti By the sad Commissioners
Earh lid - he arcBsya MED BY atseecnry TefeFppees
that the proper viii be- entered into II t-
lei under this public aotsce private bds viii
be received fnr the ator atre sseIrz ke'saHs
refer o. the Warden " the Iowa rmteBtary Fort Mad
ison - fgr all necessary Information
&c " ALkER
A LA1TJN commissioners.
ED. IGfiNsroSE
s1.1f-N "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

Severe Storm----Rebels Surprised At
Gresuville---0ensra John Xsr4aa
Killed.

s Cincinnati, Sept. 8.
During the storm Saturday night and
Sunday morning about Eve inches of rain
fell. Nearly all railroads centering here
were damaged by the washing away Of
tracks and bridges. The damsges have
been repaired and trains viii run to-day
Outstanding crops in the neighborhood
are considerably inj ured.
The storm At Dayton was very severe,
prostra,ing trees and fences
The Commercial publishes the follow.
ing dispatch
Knoxville. Tenn, Sept. 5.-The fol.
lowing official telegram from Gen. Gilleu
vas received early this morning:
"Bull's Gap. Tenn, Sept! a.
To General Tiileson:
surprised, defeated and killed Johr
Morgan at Greenvills this morning. The
dead are scattered for miles and have no,
yet been counted aud will propably Nun
Der from so 10 100 We have about 2s
prisoners. Among those csptured we're
Morgans stad, with one piece of artillery
and eaisson. The enemys force out.
numbered n,ioe. but the surprise wa.
complete.
(Signed) IRvIs G.. GiLLEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
New York Can, &

4 f.Is ~ S" kVtk, OePl. o
Gold dali and prices sustained with
difficulty, and opened at 2.42. At noon
i Vas 2, ,40s and at p. m. 2,4L
The Commerciais special from Wash
iDgton says Eve Of the officers Of the
hearssrge have arrived there to give evil
dence respecting the conduct Of the Eng
lish yacht Greyhound.
A conscripted North Carolina man here
says the condition Of that State is terri.
bic. Toe conscripting guard and citizens
shoot each other daily. He thinks the
rebel home guard will be bushwhacked
out OF existence soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
lGKH Hoop SHogr.oy Mrs.-From

GEE. Hoop SHORT OF MEr,-From o
statemant published in the Atlanta cor
respondenoe Of the Columbus Ca Eh-
quirer We learn how hard pressed Hood
Is for men. He has armed all the cooks,
and. has taken a part of the meo from
every cannon and turned them into infan.
Try reglnents. The artillsrists did moi
like the change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
New Fork Union Stat. Convention.
Syrscuse, Sept. s.

syracuse, Sept. b.
Nearly all the delegates to the Union
Stat Convention which meets here to-
morrow have already arrived, but the
number OF outsiders is not so great IS
usual.
Several names are mentioned for the
nomination of Governor-R E. Fenton.
Gen. Dix, Preston King, Seymour aud
TremaineT being the most prominent. -
Fenton seems to be the strongest, bpi np
we'll backed from most sections of the
State,
Gen. Dix has many adherents, but
some OF these are changing, their action
being based upon q rumor that a telegram
was received from him to-day positively
refusing to permit the use OF his name.
A letter said to have been written by him
TO Isaac Sherman OF n Y. pending tie
Baltimore nomination is also being made
use of by tho friends of the other candi-
date. Il is alledged that in this letter
he declined the use Of his name in con-
nection witn the nomination for Vice
President. The position he takes is tha,
while military Office, of the Govern
ment be can support the Administra.
tion. There is much Of It's political pol
icy with which he differs. N. Y. again
appears with double delegation. Ii is
anticipated there viii be sharp con,es
between the Weed and Radical wings oI
the party to receive majority of the rev
Sta,o Committee. There Is likelihood
of greater strife on this point than upor
candidates. -sa.
| Among the notables present are Thur.
Ilow Weed, Horace Greedy, Geo. Opcdyke
| d. G. Litilejohn and r. F. Andrews.
INoRsAstD PEssIoSs.-The act OF .Inl,
IA, 1864, increases the invalid pension::
Fof those who have lost both hands O
tsth eyes to twenty-five dollars pc
4 month, and those who have lost both fee
to twenty dollars per month. It ais
provides for disabled unenlisted men, o
those temporarily serving with the regu
larly organised military or naval force, a
well as for their widows and other de
pendent relatives; and for cases wher
there is no evidence of muster-in.
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The number mustered in on the Sd inst
Is probably greater than has been muster.
cd duriog any other day for nearly two
years
The subscription TO the 7.3O loan re.
ported to the Treasuary Department TO-
day amount to $4,000. and to the l0-4O
loan Sl40, 600.
About, $4,000 widows are receiving
pensions under the laws passed with re-
gard to the present war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
Ambulance Train Captured.
PHILADELPHIA. SEPT.

A special to the Bulletin from Hsrper's
rerry ON, says car sambuAnce. tram Of
35 wagons, after leaving the wounded.
vas captured oy Mosoy, the train being
sitneut escort. Capt. Blazer pursued the
reoeis and recaptured 90 horses and FIVE
prisoners. Nj Kellogg of the l23d Ohio
ana Dr. oheiling OF the Seth Ohio are
among the prisoners captured BY Mosby.
There was no fighting at Berryville on
sunday and there is no news from there
to-day, Monday I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
RejoieinE over onr Victories.
Albany, SeutAmbar G.

BY the direction of Governor Seymour
asgs were displayed from all the public
buildings, and one hundred guns fred 1t
noon to-day 10 honor Of the occupation Of
Atlanta by. Gen. Shsrman's forces, and
the ssissofies of Admiral Fsfragnt in the
harbor of Mobile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


Springfield, Sept. 6.
The Democratic State Convention to.
day was largely attended and was erfect-
ly harmonious. C1l. James c. Rbbbips
was nominated for Governor and S Cor.
ming Judd for Lieutenant Covernot.
The resolutions re-affirm and eAdorse
the Chicago platform and declare Et the
intention OF the Democracy to give theil
unanimous support TO Mcclellan and
Peudleton, aud TO the State nominees
An immense ratification meeting Is being
held At the State House aud great enthu
siasm is manifested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

- the Arm Of the sabscriber living ten miles cast ~
Memphis. Nc the Memphis Hn1 Alexancr5. road
two horses: dark has, tssn bsials high. s,0ri
tai has been niehe AMI jockel has white in face
and think white feet, about years old
shoes his 'front.' feet whn be lcft little tender IN
hA front feet IL Of ncf nrrcars,sce and carriage Te
others light bay, atui f4i hands high rather dull TLes
are both branded u. the len shoulder and Il G
the left hir Any information IN regard them will
bs thankfully rccefy 1d and l5traiv rewarded by infr-
ing Price, Of keakus, myself =t EtBs p o. sCu'-
land Co. Mo Tbe horses together when last beard
from MI. Sterling. J. W. LYNN
DIR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
MiIwaukee. Sept. 6.

The Black Warrior warehouse was
burned on Sunday and 10000 bushels of
wheat destroyed. Loss $4,000. Fully
insured. 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

Boston, September 6.
The fret gathering Of the Presidential
campaign took place at Fanueil Hall to-
night. The call was addressed to those
who defend the integrity OF the republic
and favor vigorous war as the only path
to peace at an early day
Gov. Andrews presided and made a
stirring speech
Senator Wilson addressed the meeting.
being received with unch en- thusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

TruVIutbce, repf. ..
brown Uoiversity commemorate its
one hundredth university to-day. There
is q large gathering Of the aluma and
friends of the college.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

Nashville, Sept. s.
Gen. Rosseau telegrsphs from Spring
hill, last Saturday. that Wheeler's force
was across Duck river and had joined
Roddy and we're refreshing towards Flor.
ence. Rousseau pronounccs the raid !
complete failare. Gen. Keller, reported
peFsally Awosnded. died u Rrapklia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
New York, Sept. 6.

New York, Sept. 6. !.
The Tribune in . leader headed
"Where We Are,' says:
"Hehceferth We fly the banner Of Abfa-
ham Lincoln for The next Presidency,
rather than disunion and quarter Of .
century of war and politicfl -ssrsitaas
which our opponents woald give ss."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07

The Republicans Of Alamakee Coun-
~ hsye nominated ]. g. Orr for District
Clerk, and Col. J. Spooosr fse Rssssdsr.