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THE NEW YORK SUN.



rHs new from Auil r. cgGuy the rrc1. bat
ue on Friday lar, s satisfactory, 80 far as II n1-
.,.os thss our uv,gs he's iuc.r in rr.,c Y; tho
despsras corts If The r-be'B 10 dialcdrr them from
the position thoy had rJnod in = portion Of tie
eity. Il docs nod srre-r that moro than J-rtia "a
of our forr,s wero cnrlrcL Tie er-ry
probably conccutr7iod on That IUt IF or
LIE ooupied by The gallant t.my q
tie Toutesec tGoncrl Jrpnriros'e). with vicw
o. bruaLipg through H. and coinpcil,nr Fcnc1I
relrrst. This attenIt was frrgr.tei by C.e Eal@
ianuy q HooKExs and IRsN: Bt,lu's o.T-
sSniUh sppear 10 havo torf4c Tho irnt Df OBJ" iF'r
'ur. Our loss ia bcavy, amounting b o"'r 'No
ttoussnd In Killed a1i wuuEdlii wfae re enc
my mus have suffer j fI m-l0 c.Trc.' NIr
troops buried h"l nd Cont. 4ofaie@ on eatlr-
day. and. accor hrg b. To urasl ~ lPorsoh u
iiIlei anil wounG"l. thc ioEi o! or enemy must
roach . total ID not bsi t'an ST uou91hi.
Iiu, The relative number % Killed ard wounded on
eiiher nde docs mo-, slw,ys indicate tho result 81
t~,iIe. The aivanlrce " position ard The Trlha-
Lle roouli ri al csgay rneut upon NO issle ~ ~.
campaign, Arc The trp toH'G Of victory. l. ~
.hosc rcspoois Gcloral snyraA..3 arr r,rc iv to
AVE gain~i mo1 important su.sc..us on ErdAy.
was vital b. the enemy 10 diso las. cur iJrc,a,
,ud proven, them from o,' py ,uy Ac vhoi. city.
fto failure 10 10 dts r. % VI l.n can-
r asp, and tho1eh u,e o.mpr,o nl OF NJ
! .nis may h. reiAricl f.r f. Iw daye or uccl B.
'be result ia ecrtai-. H-tNc ei" uoi i.. o., Co rotp
an cary victory. ANhIt. 4s o.. .rUo.s.. p Tl,,"
20 he abandoned without, lcs, trI.e ~ '.,, and
this appears to have lcen rcu.,,4 upon by tls
rs5-i leaI.n, Gcuora Iin,us %; ..ntrcnt ~
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Which nnhlNnIi.

nitro pct Of The pa, ,hrrc ytars ilo-.e,.r&
~ an eHempiAcAuon of how much nay to latr1t4
10y whole nation IN : bret T,a,o ct zine. 4. Lac
outrcnl - 90, rebellion The cyc.tronc't cra"i by
ony movement OF Ne orruVus force, however
smau In number. ~ inai f'tfceut .n ~. 90, vts
literally Ind scr'bahlc. Bfaycly have We lsjcd ail
tn'. W. -i.x'il.tc aud tax 80 100, GrA>t'o rHs-
Ton before Picrshuty, aud Sg.EM,S, rciorc Or
i4! Albania, With t.s more ofguict minds 'le'
o,cr Ne could q The sa.Gllcst raluy a,lrs ~
Keutu.i.y oe Missouri, IA tic early day o.
iac Rebellion. But n. got IL uol thc re-
Tilt q falling Interest, AMI ST. lcss docs
Il ari'c from any cowarlly fears either Of ru-
zoe iiato Or ultimate fcrilt1. Il :. heeause We have
learned TO form correct judgment u the for
tunes Of war-hayo learned lation.e ari Iirrs,vcr-
Guc', go. u.,re .nd w..-I. h,vo learlol hat our
nrmy leaders, occasionally Incapable SO they arc,
o. 90, ia moro without hanover Lioy '.ud with
tic shouts Of tAe popul.oc constantly ia their ears.
We have found mai oar tars and wishes, arc hs
i.Nor!ef. as oar tears AMI -ryrct, ia The pr per
mana cement ID tie war, and ouutons Ours, vcs
with generously answering the calls q tie Govern
rncnt won our pockoH and persons, sud insi-s
ouly upon more and greater vi'or ia ooDdu tus
| tic gfca. contest for National NE.
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tRtrf-on SUNDAY, July s, i'rf lncr =
Ng.acl tni b'idsut bs-st H. Sei y'a4y, : ucuths
sud II deyA
pcsr ic.ruh thc1 n st -ieeniug
Hruesfh he willow Gr.,
Anl usuN Al eye II ve'plns
AaI l"ss 81 v'er 'ui .hce.
Tn r'v- ooe. ros enclose 'hee
THU hs uaTIuv coll;
But in heaven sih behold n 60
b"Host Ju,' 2h, iai"v ell
fsc friends AMI relative, Of Ia. fsuil,. and ,ho-s
needy ~ luctted - s,toud tne uae,s. thir tuesday.
Juy 9TH, o. 'r'sk. T. u, frri tlo r-idputr Of
without further notice. ~
brown -ir,.'t Hopll. = native Of the P,rlsi II
haihsriefr, Go. ai'so htiani. ADD 'i }rt- and .
mOuths
Hr ri,nda ord ,',' publ, p tc.rrrt,uuy invitci
~ nIteuS &c i:.9la. t...s luo'dN ~, nsoW ~ ,
or'"k nom Hi. ,@'c residence cnr. OF D"kah aud
struh.uFl hrplsIya ~
ktilOE-On monday ,iuiv -itn, Ihoioas Tcfr4 i
II hoe, only .nn Of John ! AID MAJ hrho,, Hfcd OBJ
It- - tiIye- "a ~. ~, az ~. Snl,y- air re-p e.
M invited "a Mtcnd th" Iuurrr, ttis io''iu. !
Ttst' lbu ti"' ave. Cal'io. ia la."r pic rory -
- MARE ON tho 9ati ir.L ~ cholera infaufutn.
tNhNrtnr tuiHnt dsl rter ~ 10 . al .ud iyds l.c
SGiit. Wod mon,nr and % tr",
.,end tic trorL ~, rae. ..,. AT, noon 81 )
o'ciocs fioin tio lcsJrncp .l ',r M. ONO. ~ ~ :.
bat Sih and OH s.c. l,hoit iurlh,s insi,sti6n
htppFS-On s1nf1v, 2t'h, II tlr- r..ldeucc %
hM phicAtr luuh- l1h1cif tf i.tuFt ttliu Of III
utiN hiH HARRIET ~ ~ ~ RstI 40 70
m" trivrds Of the family sis 20" 40 .uliJ Invited
70 attend tHc iuucN. ttis tIIrs w. aitrf uo0' a.
ocicsA .rlh Tn" i,sienor ot In ptle..t. a.3 if-t
ave ~
hcCUrCUFs Near ra'erson n. j. On suur.i.,.
cvehir = HMhh & NW ha.'Um, wiie OF ~ IA. u. No
tu,cht "a, a,ei 80 yoar
The relative Aul iicpds slc invited 10 .ttcod the
uucl I'D. The ilst E.p.st thu.oi, cof oI . DO aud
SAITH 9th ,t., Wiiliamsuu,ph, on Meluetlay ni'c.-
Lcon at o'clock. -
ONDERDpNK.-pn july g,,h. Ssrsh M,dt4rLtcr
Of r., \. ami Sarah uulor..nA aged ~ year, II
month. and ~ Gn's.
The rcls'lyes lnd friend. Of tie family Arr respect
MY invited attuli ttr tuu, ru, this a ~ lu,s-
dHy' ~ Dr. UufchaId's thui'h, lh ~, lct 9th and
.th ave.. Remains ~ L. ,gt u to t,tccuwo1I. -
PuRErr- ON sunday, Juiy pttn, Nav Cathuiun
ro-ct dtu htsr OF ictel j.. AID Julia iorctt AGED d
yea aud Hiys
The relatives and friend, OF she family ago respect
iuW invited a. attend the tpncgal, on lur.dN sitter
Don, At o'cock, nom the iesideuoo OF hrr pc
rents, i3l Wtrt iy,h -. -
BlELf ON judy ~ 1864, Bernard Rely, ased q
Year,.
~ friends md .-.usu,ancp. Of the family a-c IL.
'irruulr iaYtct Ia attend tie funeral, uom ia, late
Tcsidcnc', 3yH " cst 81 'u,. Jsac. lol
slLLlNAA-On sunlay, July ~ the N ,ant son o.
Us u'@ AhI tA'h Su'nNau 1f'd u niouiis and q
u. =.
~ 9poeL, hom u.r iet...-e. ui nj, ptcn.. .ss
! at ave. /,
TowErs-oa Jo!y s4.h, Aun Towers s.pd Il
yaHls.
ne f,ond, and &c lusiatsGcc. Of tie family .re
r-fpug'iuut invited tp 1t"nd ire uu,..l, t.i tTIr
dts afternoon, Al IT, oro,A, i.o. her i-.,aou,s
IA b.st sd r. ~
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up In these e'ecantly cushioned luxurious com
p,r,rnouts, which are only large enough for two or
four persons A paseonger Is absolutely al the
mercy If any riiran who may deetn Il profitable
T. invest In a first cas- tc<ot FOR purposes 1t ro'-
lerv cr murder 50 help IL possible to the victim
ur.1 ,tc train .,ors and then tho ass4-in or roi-
las may quietly ~scspo. Another cyl a.
t.-il.u- We English railway -y,iefo- is
that ther- II no communicable htwt,n
the carriNcs snd the engineer in cay ~ an .ec'-
den. 10 rcar car. A Few wear, nucr carriage
took ire on Oil English tran r. NH spcci, from
-yqrk from 40 engine, aud the pssscoe,rs werc
saved from . horrible deslh by a.. p--suce Of
NJ nd and courage ~ the celcrp,e, America TEN
pcranco ref1rtnor. NEAL Nov. Who brose pane of
glass and clamiercl from rrr 20 cs' Vt tho r'ri OF
his life, aud finally stngJsd the tn4uc ip time g.
.xunsiish the FIRE. The obtuoueSs - ,ohn null
Is almost iucrciblo IN sduornI' T. ths pun icrne,
dangerous Old fashioned ys,1n, IN place NJ ,rsori
Ing 10 the American plan 4 or~n cnrg with son-
rccti1u throughout, ord ohoci. stray thai ,tc,
enables the conductor or passengers 10 stop o.,
uai1 In case Of danger. TN this is done our Eng
fish cousins mus. pect recurrence ~ railroad
ouira's ami accident, ihe ieu.lty 81 tho- rridc
add ruO1lihn
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w lo'I- s'"as,, july -, u +. s--fhe general
Hckmarle hss been aetiye today, With hotter de-
m'nd And f1iher higher prices Governments are
is'iav oouns Into 9lvor 8, resSed rties In
sod TIE nur'ultiona to-day ~rrc follows st ~
O'Clock Idb it.ie 2,5 u, -,6i.. iis5, M. u.
nj; l2t', stg; Ito, 251', . rs sd, -. g 80
"'' l. .'' The higher ttic's vor' n. adc upon un-
t"arare war -amor', vhel w,ru - AZ TO-; lv tho
evening i''""furr. Tic MONEY mWfet continues
'v} N Ga pr cat. fS'hanre va extremely inlet
~ ~ N'o' Tic trecir n-lot wa 10 ~ lIi'- vorc
"r'ifr'- cfs' So Inn god. lrodIc' vsp snnerNii.
uiSht ip-oh und.. th" i4r Iu god. ioui -osc ten
p .N''Atf rNtt' . COO AHF ulfh ltttutsa = ].
turn and uL-iaLnv As.D Inn ..I ~ L.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 -. II. No. s.-h.L MEMBERS or THE
ts lnvi.iuu RrD tuested 80 attend Su'cis Meet
uF, A. Mon iihii, 100 Il-t Luce ,l.y venting
lus Oh thoIe - business Of iriIpitsn, ~ ~ ts
an'rc 'sd. ~ order Of THOMAS hlliAl6- i're..
THOMAS huEN, Src.
AOTlCI-IN ON-EOTENCE OF THE
univotabic NcBth.4, tae Annual ~ cuis.on II
t'rn'iipr - No. -, /. AMI \. NJ, gos .l'oue tai
Ar-t.t o.. t.Gi -
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tss:s.rOale,gs NOTICES.

(,REENPOfNT MISSION SOtn.TY.-THE
VI hrv. 10. 10 R\iIia, tLc Chri-ti5n trsnyets',
viu q, each la IT." ttrsuplint Mfsion So.i.t. iui
i1R ca -, near tlcs-crole aVtnue. this evening NJ
O'clock. =
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crunbled into dust when exposed 10 the air. On
the lid Of he cofiu there a fil-lengih Gyure Of
Bshop IN his roeca. ], was inspected nv some
antiqratIan-. including DR.. Tod, WHO expressed
as i7 tclcf that 4 w4p thc or na founder of tie
ch1r ,, st. firi'y. II Is IN ropd Preservation and
Y "a ~ every rhTect most Interesting r,rc.
Nncn ne church Is fnis'cd e will 10 placed in 4
moat prvnuen, po. zoo, bcos,se there IL ~ inor,
rnnsrlhhIC anu uty In Tic LuLiILs.
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GENERAL Bg sINIss.

a ~ HON. HORACE GREELN AND Friends
"a have done has (, lied tn stop thn srr Bat We
dol dc-pliI. We no si,ise hun to NY Nolcot,'-
Instant Pain Anuihi TOR. u ftopa All palm instantly
l'eHiaol t. Too hathc. Ncufsisia curs Ca.srrh. sold
"Nriyw helC. rma.i itttles % "en;s iATsc l. 90;
AT -pAWNBEUKERS' TICKETS
'antel will p.y ~ fct cent moro Tor PAWN
b. nk'It tickets tor wat -~. 1i uuonGs s~elry, rnn.
p.-fois, Ns, ~ than D BE- obtained Mt an othur
tA" 10 III. city. 81 Broadway, COR Houston e. up
stair, foom .. a6i
A 7 $50 BROADWAY, ROOM No. 5, CASH
ifyanoed on Disnun H. N'chr,. .I.veiry, Guns.
fistols &C. A.o prEuD rUkoi's Tickets fought for
she huo,e a.ticleA At $50 broadway. room No. 3,
gp-stairr- 90
4 7 iiN--rAW NBGOKEIsS' TICKETS PCR-
4hchsed NJ diamonds 'utcAe. siiyer wsIo, nlds.cal
instruments. Dr.. goois rlo hInf ani Tor goods Of
every yes ption, i+N Canal n. 81 SoOf On BO-try,
uhict tlz,n, htaE. -S1
A -rhWSBEOKER'S TICk ITS WANTED
\ at - Hc0ckertt, You can o. lain tho Aishes.
Ill pI ga for tDkct- ~ tnoadS Sstches jrFclr,,
Sc itteuA advances mai. GA the ~ owe sr'Iclo. Cd
CA>N PAID FOX RAGS ASp OLD Metals.
>Nhi,r rirs lc.n's TO- POUND, r,loIed rar' and
Wo-iciA - ots' l-oss .na uc.t p-pers. cents pr
IVoud. oid lik p cont tet liz ,1pger rni pewte
p cent? pcr D, "id epI, 40 cont yer In at 10 S9s
10 str' rgr i.Oo-c tpit fl. hla
l,'ER OSENE GLUE T-flSH'S
~ lAlE+I.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOAhD--A FEW EESpECTABl.E GEN
- iuan can lie accommodated 18th sopi board u
IngGto iimll, b, appJ,a- AZ II uie,ne At. III
HOTEL G:RNY-23 RESPECTABLE ME-
,Ltinc- cau be- accoILD0Ia,oi with a mic, iu.
me- &C. he'd toNln eraa uiNn with .Ytrtte ROOM
tom 20 IN 10 PEG week. ,.'h or N!shout hUslt
~ loo tat 18Th It. dosr nom al tye $50
ri \ BLthGKER STREET. GENTLE
. re- men aud ladies eau ~ aecouluola;eI
Vifl b0t-l
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l,EROSEN GLUE POT-FiSHS
~ IAIESI.


nnrno,~ArfH Ce's., july Is, i'c@.
= g1...skNr Lam llFATtNU e.,
W.. ~ hrH M, Pres ltcp'.
Your. NJ IN. 18th e. a. hand and toiccl The cine
Pot scpt ~ "a cls 'hr 10 pee d'rydhiv, and 81
aouf.' Use, and chcerrily recommend them TO
say snd All psitcs WISHING to nae such article.
For 'nfthsI pa, ticuis, elI a. 20 ~ ronrI a., New
Y3rl. enc IGOR north OF NGdcn Lane or send tor u
1i4csIft. 90
r AW 80 ~INE>>--l PROSECUTE OK nE-
- fond ZOO rssc. in any o! the courts and aavv 10
e., u do 10, -nin thr see Advice Away fIce. n.
lpNt.-, Attorney nnI tuurseliot NJ Law u y ssHu
s.fcCt. ibJ
NICKEL AND COPPER CENTS rcRcHAS-
eli NJ b. ft. cent. pion an lro one aouHi and
Dfir', B-cucut, q Nuisu t. COZ OF Cedar, ny. 81
DAWNBROKER' TICKETS PURCHASED
OF rotnin', sc. laite lot Of cothiug on baud.
Bu.ineet cpatf, g., ~ sl-i hiAk ucckN 10 - Ca
eiwcrc prts, - to -; vests : 70 81. hEO. LEVI,
or lirplir.y. lis
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
L tor OH NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS
BuOks and WASTE pAit.E OF every dcsc iptlon.
33i one door wet of Nassau n.
THE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND LIMB
L lusuuiacc o0npany nj New York, having re-
cciscd thcr cetfcatc Of drpu-it froin the Supern-
t'ndtnt Of i9eu snoe loc rlV.g,, ar nov lc'dy,
"a, uited states, aud all other peisons. Relatives
cen in.ule lcir friends IN the amy At nominal
-un. his coHplny also sauce life 20 icos "a it,
end Terms any other coilpaiy. csli at the onc.,
2ia X. nsdwh And get rtCutI.. tRIsOS BIZ NJ,
Firs, john H. Cill.El, SO. al3
NJANTEn-uN BOrTOMRY BOND, Auout
w S..,u. on "a no, ire SHIT and hull Of MeclIin.
burs .bip tlENNY, Captain II. Ohler'ch. honnd Tor
Ro'icida, which vissei put back ~ hs polt IN dr.
'ief' pncfs ~ be received until Tue iy the 1oh
~ n. oniERIcu, Master
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE OF CROCKERY AMI
"A glars. henry u. EVANS, AuctionSsr, vflI -
In loss 10 suit dealers, on Tuesday, July "a n II
ococs Nc 10 iaciAy sta veil Assorted stock a vhi
rerve. NT ~
4 UCTION NOTICF-CROCKERY, GLASSr
4 Esrhensse.-w 4. Y. SHIRLEY, Anct.A
INMkf. H., lsrrcet and heat stoci his ces:unls
|" o i oe qS"s asls sT s: :Hs
ioI cash. uoois Well packed Tor shranenl So :. |
AUCTION ,hoTICE-H. WILSON, AUG n
ton''r b. A. .GAl.E- ~ Dey a., Boot sniil
o., cases TN. ds,, tuesday, July 18th Al io'l
0clo'k also constantly At private sae. iS3 q
RN +. I. WILLS, AUCTR.-AUCTION NO. \
i'uco larre sale o, damaged earthenwsrs in opesi .
Medne -dsy July q, II O'clock, the suction siors
- Murray IT. Catalogues ready. 2s2 ~
I, SELDNER, AUCT'R-STORE 1875 NEW
-. Cgnal 81 nCrT l'o~ery. 5. W. 5ELDNER WiiS-l
ic t.'s a., a. ~, o'eo't st y Allen 81 bet Riy
o''ry store, con',tig OF tea, coffee, soap starch
f.rina -four pcc-scra,o counter. and shaving III z
DAWNBROkER'S SALE-THIS DAY, BY.
JOIN MORTIMER, is Eat Broadway, Of ~
tfessc., ndcicothipr, shaws cloakA bed clothins ~
iemnants men. clothing, and other good, veilk
r9mhy tne Ateution Of de leis and otLon. b ordet
ABkAhAM GOODMAN, ~ Centre st. los IL
L l0'p o'clock, At BELL 4 ISGRAHANS, IS New
Bwery UU los men aud enc closhinG, dTesees4
remnants, deiaines sheets quilts bootA shoes AcSL
49, o..eg CHAs. u DLlff, $50 sprins ct. 1853 q
DAWNBROKER' SALE OF WATCHE5tI
ii e .eiTy, JAMES AGAii, Anctr., u sen shis
At III Ne. Bower AT II o'clock. . large aaBorf-
meni OF fod ana silver watches, chains, pima rinsa .
DuocheN, eat 'Lss fi.,el sa.e, m ics anu msths- ~
mat cal lnstun and va lety Oh other goc1s toe II
nuIna 20 nent ion, worthy the attention OF deal
ors 4na otlers L. nANihY, 81 Dvbon -. 10 I;
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EOR SALE-A CLAIM AGAINST WILLIAM
W. kbiAEf, Of S97 West st, tor about GS tons
nay sold and delivered 70 him, and for the carriage
o. sAid hay. Apply to g. W. LORD Law Office,
EVenins Pos' Building cor Nassau end Liberty ~ w
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BbE AS.

rARRt IRON SUNDAY, July - i7r4. lftrr
- tut toyue iun'-s .ioeugl. tie D., owed 90
NIC.aol md b.idsot la-.,tt Sei iyea.,, ucu,hs
sud IL da,A
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COAL.
ARTICLES FOR SIZE.

4 SMALL OYSTER SLOOP FOR SALE
l. ehe,h u tons tacl; looi -,I!s ami ri,.ln
Apply On load, i"oi o. tal4.s ct, y. Il. 253
FOR SALE--A SILK OR COTTON WIND.
l. ing machine, sIso thee twisting machines nov
10 bAnsevoort II. Az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

10 40 our nuch beloved vallandigham,
Sstdsu'tcFYpls sluvuy; n. 0sssSg1 =
Pugh have entire liberty Of speech, but
don't give the niggen their frsedom.-
God of mercy, prevent Ill the Hoatharn
States from coming back into the % Mo
without slaves, and, whether in aocofd-
ance with ny divine will o. not, DO thou
speedily restore slavery in the Distrise of
Columbia. Lord, perfect uphold and Do.
feHd the i1atitntiou of slavery eysry
where, and the moro especially 90 = many
Of the 6outhsfuers have, Of late, been
giving it tho cold shonldar. Oh, Lord,
il there is : God, send al the Abolition
ists 10 h--l3 and finally, oh, Lord, save
our new church from svsEythisg Ike nig-
gers and Abolitionists. These blessings
We demand At thy hands for the veal Of
the Democratic Butternut- Copperhead
party, amen.
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Published by request of a soldierl


A Prayer In the lutheran, Chu-.n
Lord We beseech of thee, If thou ar,
not an hbolitionist, to save our country.
II thou canst do it constitutionally and
without freeing the niggers or giving un.
TO Old Abe Lincoln any of the glory. But
oh, Lord, If thou art an Abolitionist. and
had any hand in the freeing of EGYPTIAN
slaves and drowning their oppressors in
the Red Sea, thou art not our God for
9e IL known unto thee, oh Lord, that We
nave established new Church and will
also set up new Lord rather than submit
10 the dtcfuna Of one who set all the Eevn.
tan nIggers free and killed their master,
just because they were Democrats or But.
ternuts, as the Abolitionists call them
and, oh, Lord, if thou art an Abolition.
is., and In favor of freeing the niepers.
please make it klown unto us, that we
may at our next church meeting. in Col.
smbus, appoint new Lord, and take inn.
mediate action in regard to mev Heaven:
,ot We have resolved not to serve an Abo.
htion Tod, neither will we occupv tho
same heaven with the Abolitionists and
niggers. We pray thee, oh, Lord n in
form us 1t thou art in favor Of free sneech
Tree press, free ~hiskey, free acting fras
everything but free niggers and # shou
wli' admit niggers into thy heaven. that
we may consider the matter at our ,eY,
meeting, and then and there de,erm;ns
whe'ner 1t would not be prudent to cast
thee aside, and appoint in thv room az
stead. our worthy brother. K. r Ola
Esq, as thy successor. for No -;.h 1 ,sI
70 understand most distinctly and en-
pna.caily, oh, Lord, that we viii h...
no Tod to rule over us who is mt n ..
Vor OF freedom in everything excep. MO
gers. ps n'g-
Oh, Lord, ifthou art not an Aho,;.;o.
list, we will continue our suppl;c.,;o..
unto thee but if thou art an Abolition;ss
and say it is wrong to keep the nierers
IN bondage and admit them into thv
heaven, We utterly repudiate thee and thy
church, and will establish for oursslvas
. new church, a new religion and = nev
heaven. Oh, Lord, We desire ! nura
cnureh, and holy peoples people Who
nave 20 more regard for the niger than
Tor dumb brute. We don't believe th..
have any souls, and if they have = Mo.
ger 8 soul IS not worth saving. Oh Ga
protect and defend slavery-eive :. s 800
but don't let the Abolitionists in.srs.ss
with slavery. 10 mercy. oh, Lord. -.
tore the Democratic party 70 power. ana
every internal cuss of niger to his MAJ
ter. Lord. don't let the niepers oom.
North, lest they become our equals a,d
u much mercy don't abolish slavery. ieet
they become oar supsriors.
Oh, Lord. II there is : Lord, restore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

- Farmers are now in the midst Of
their wheat harvest. In some sections
the bug has taken nearly oil the wheat,
in others it is not 20 bad. We think the
bug has destroyed at least half Of the crop
in this county. In many places they are
taking the oats and corn. They seem to
be as destructive rs the locasts. Who
can tell us how to get rid of the pests! -
Upton Advertiser.
The best remedy we have heard of is
to drive lot of Copperheads through the
fields infested. It is said the 'bugs''
will stick to them closer than grayback
to reb. The remedy is q cheap one,
aud the Cops are easy 10 drive. Try it.
Hawk Eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
The wor,a,, H,,,ory:

The following table taken from that ex-
cellent paper, the Sunday School Dial, Will
be found useful 10 our younger readers.
1t shows at glance how easily all the
great historical facts of the world before
the food could have been handed down
without writing, from one person to an
other, till it came TO Abraham, the head
of the Hebrew nation. A look at the IA
Bile will show that Adam could have re-
lated the incidents of his life to Methu,
selah, who was 243 years old when Adam
died. Methuselah could have related
Adams history, with his own, to Noah,
who was l52 years old when Methuselah
died. Noah could have told 1t to Abra-
ham, who was S. years old when be died.
So that the story of the world for 2,l23
years was comprehended within the space
of three mems lives, Adam, Lamech and
Shem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

THE PopE's FAnILY.-The following
particulars shout the Pope's family are
given by Vienna paper: "Pius TX.
has two elder brothers, Count Gabriel
Mastai, eighty-four years, and the Count
Gaetan, eighty years Of age. His sister,
Countess Borinini, il seventy-ssven. His
father, Count Hieronymus Mastai. reached
an age of eighty-fosr, his mother, Of
eigh.y-two. his grandfather, Count Her
cules Mastai, of ninety-six years. The
family Mastai is numerous. Count Gabriel
has two sons-Ludovico, married to the
Princess del Drago; Hercules, married TO
the niece Of Cardinal Cadolini. Four
sisters. of whom one is still alive, gave
the Pope numerous CO. Of nephews.--
The family of Mastai boasts Of never hav.
ing received anything from the public
purse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
CONGREssIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer-
son County, on Wednesday, August 17th 1854, at 10
O'Clock N Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress, and also candidate for
Presidential Eector and will transact such other bust
ness a. may properly come before it. All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration In
the measures adopted for supprcssng the rebellion with
out distinction to former party associations
daily invited tie unite in ssndng delegates The
representation will be delegate for every 100
and one for every fraction thereof above so for
ernor Stone.
GEO. w. McCRARY Chairman Lee Co.
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis Co.
J. 7. GRANrHAM, Henry Co,
j. r. LEWIS Washington Co.,
J. 3 HURLEY Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE, Van Buren, Co.
WIN. +. JOHNSON, Des Mones Co.
WM. LONG, Jefferson Co..
Republican Congressional Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

From Rev. ]. H. Turner, Pastor OF Heddinx.
Church, Phllsda.
pr. Jaefsen--Dear Sir = Bavinx used yeur German
bitters IN N family frequently am repaired 10 say
that IL has been OF erest believe thai in
most casas Of general debility or The stem i, ia he
safest and "a osi valuable remeis Of hieh ave npv
knowledge Yours, respectfully,
H. TURNER
No tbs n. NtneteenthSt