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, 1864-12-13

FnEEpNEH's FA1H-Thc ladies interested In the
Fair and willing to devote some Of their leisure
moments to work for it, benefit arc solicited by
the committee to call at the Sccrcarys Office and
take home, to dress, some of the numerous dolls
Bazaa1,r which will be one Of tie most attractive
departments Of the Fair, md to which the atten-
tion OF all who intend purchasing toys aud Christ
Fullerton block, entrance on Dearborn street.
Qftlce hours from u. m. t45 p N,
, 1864-12-13

Oaruxx As11rx.-Tbe regular annual meeting
oY the Directors and D1rectrcescs Of the Chicago
Orphsn Asylum will be held at the Asylum on
Thnrsaay, Dec. 18th, at u o'clock p. m.
, 1864-12-13

Accu11ED.-X1chael Sfanaon. Centre Of the
Chicago c1rcle Of the Fehizn Brotherhood, con-
earning whose arzet for assault and hatre1, At tae
instance Of the Catholic Cemetery aufuoriries.
hrief n1ent1nn We mz4ie in these cotpmns on sun
Dig ltsz Mrs examined yeanrday before Jrs.ce
BetteN and acquitted.
, 1864-12-13

TuxopoRE TuToG, the dlstingu1shed editor Of
the n. T. I,deptndsnt, will deliver tho address ut
the Inauguration Of the Great Northwestern Fair,
On Monday. Dec. ~.
, 1864-12-13

REED's TEMr1E or ACs1c.-It is noticeable that
the magnificent Chickering Grand used at the
opening night at the new Music Hall, was the
class of instruments furnished from Reeds Tcm.
pie Of Music in McCormtcke marble bnildings,
be4t Boston and New York makers to meet every
taste and purse. The music pilgrims well know
where to dad Reed.
, 1864-12-13

VoLUE1EEHrsG.-Thcre will he meeting On
next Thursday evening, December 18th. ut the
Circuit Courtroom, and every b-District Ia ear
nestly requested toscnd delegates to thia meeting,
no 1uatter what their views on this subject. Let
ua get together and know eac&, others' views, SO
that we may be enabled to work IN harmony, and
to secure the recruits that are 10 be had this
winter. 7
, 1864-12-13

M1ss ANNIE MAE il announced 10 appear In the
costume Of Scottish lass!c md Will sing some Of
tho&c charming Scotch ballads, ut the entertain-
snent aud musical festival. Bryan Hall. Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings Dec 18th md 14th.
, 1864-12-13

TOR SALE-In George Smiths
l. Addition. tho1ce Residence Lots Oh all the
avenues between Twentieth and Twentyirst streets,
are now offered Tor sale By A. j. AVERELt. Peal Es-
tate Oflce. No. 2 Metropolitan BLOCK. uc13.bl99eE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

tAem out Of the sntrsnchmsnts. A de-
perate struggle ensued. the rebels being
determined to regain possession Of the en-
treschnents.a With .athis vobjects .thsy
massed 40 less than two divisioue4 ma
pushed with their accustomed fsrocity
against our gallant i.ys band, which
was supported by both Davill's and
Thornburn's divisions. They were hand
somely rspulscd every tiossg Rhs con-
fict lasted till long after sundown.
The whole army has been engaged all
night digging entrenchments and throw
ing 4ap btesptworks AID now oscupy .
strong position. The whole Of the fight
ing 10 far has been done by Cooks com.
mand, which captured 80 prisoners and /,
stand Of colors. Our loss will amount to
about 800 killed and wounded, while that
Of -aAesnsny u at least sss-thisa more.
Hsasy firing w.s heard yesterday ip the
visinity Of Busker Hill, supposed to Be-
Averill advancing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
Rebel Magazine Bl0sCn Up.
Immense Amount Of Am.
muniti0n Destroyed.
Prestdesat's Pr0claasASiosss.
sherman's Rspert---16. 900 Prisensrs
and SO ouns Captured.
War Department,
Washington, Sept. S. "f

WesMussou, CePs. ".
To Gen. Dix:
Snerman's official report Of the capture
Of Atlanta has just been received. dated
26 miles south of Atlanta, 6 O'Clock yes-
terday morning. 1t has been detained BY
the breaking Of the telegraph lines ~ al
ready reported:
Our army withdrew from about Atlanta
and on the 3Oth made break on the East
point road and reached good position
from which to strike the Macon road.
Howard was on the right near Jonesboro,
Scho6eld on the left near Rough and
Ready. Howard fouad the enemy in
force at Jonesboro aad entrenched his
troops within half mile of the railroad.
The enemy attacked him at 8 p. m. and
was easily repulsed, leaving his dead and
wounded. Finding strong opposition on
the road advanced the left and centre
rapidly to the railroad and made a good
lodgment and broke all the way from
Rough and Ready down 10 Hov.rd's left,
near Jonesboro. By same movement in
terposed my whole army between Atlanta
and that part of the enemy entrenched in
and around Jonesboro. At first We made
general attack on the army =. Jonesboro,
the l4th corps, Gen. JEFF C. Davis car
rying the works with 50 guns and aboui
1000 prisoners.
The enemy retreated south and VI
have followed him to his hastily con
structed lines near L,vejoys Station
Hood finding me on the only road tha
could supply him and between him and I
considerable part Of his army blew up tn,
magazine in Atlanta aud left in the night
The Goth corps (Gsn. Slocum) tool
possession of the city. So Atlanta il
ours and fairly won.
Since the 5th Of May We have been il
one constant battle or skirmish and VI
need rest.
Our losses won't exceed 100, and VI
have over 300 rebel dead. ESQ. wouude,
and over Ii, $50 prisoners.
(Signed, W. T. SHERnAE.
A later dispatch from Gen. Slocum
dated on the night of the Sd, at Atlantis
says the enemy destroyed locomotive
aud 81 cars loaded with amunitioa. sms
arms and stores, and left IA pieces al
tiliery, mostly uainjured and large mum
Der small arms. Deserters are CONSTANT
coming into our lines.
| (Signed,) E. NJ. STANTON.
srssg Sec'y Of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

Anjufasr GrrrraLs orYrcr, \
DAVENPORT. lows. Aug. "a. 1864. (

ADjrfAsr GrrrrALs OTYrcx,
DAvEyPCrr. Iowa. Aug "a, lst4
You authorized by tsis Department 70 organize
the militia Of Lee county into Companies Of not LEES tha
fffy than k.adrsf ssd men
Tcn will notify your rnL in the must public
of your authority 10 organize Companee and urge
them 70 sign company rolls NJ osee-
The proper number 81 having been enrolled In
any Company, meeting win be heid, after ave dsys'
public notice, for the @ieerion Of officers. mpany
roll and certificate cf Election win then be retrrned TO
this Office.
Your attention I. called 10 Sections II and 10 Chap
ter a. fA~s Of 10th General Assembly requiring
erE-s iisas perform military duty enroll himself
q member Of some Company. aud imposing fne Of
lees than dollar than hundred eol-
lars or the ~ilfn neglect Of this duty This may
he recovered before any civil Curt upon inforus-
tion ofthe Captain Of Company. cf any citizen.
y. B BAKER,
Adjutant General ~ Iowa.
Col \. A. yiai, j. ". Hiatt, H. { Merriam, KeOknk
J. C. Walk-r Fort Madison; y. SenpIe. Dover.
The Chairman Of the Aiove Committee is ready or
gAaiSe all companies that may be ~nrcte accorirg
law and tine attr ton n all persons subject 20 military
duty Is called To the penalty for npn-enrolisaent-
}. A WALL
seiSti-du Chsir1nas Of the COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

%In 1860 the Democracy was great
ly exercised because the Republican can
didates we're both chosen from the Free
States. Wonder where Mcclellan and
Pendleton are from? As the Copper
head Democracy are for peace and the
Union if possible, but peace at any rate,
and as the South demands separation or
subjugation, We suppose the selection Of
candidates Was made with view 10 the
acknowledgement Of the Southern Con-
federacy and separation. Ia such con-
tingency neither of the Copperhesd can
didates would fall within the Southern
territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
IOWA ITEm ms.

Tho corner stone Of Griswold Col
Iege Chapel was laid at Davenport upon
Wednesday. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee,
assisted by DIR. Powers and Rev. Mr..
Judd, oficiated.
WIN. Knapp, soldier belonging to
company H, 9th Iowa Infantry, who shot
George Frame. a colored man. in Daven-
port last Christmas, has been sentenced
to three months imprisonment in the mil
itsry prison u. Alton.
The Hawk Eye says the demoDstra-
tion at Burlington upon Saturday night
over the capture of Atlanta, was one Of
the largest and most enthusiastic ever
held in that city Speeches were made
by Henry w Starr aud Senator Grimes,
and the whole proceeding was refreshing
exhibition Of earnest patriotism
Pass HIM RoUND-An itinerant prin.
ter, calling himself Frank Seaman, who
pretended to hail from Davenport, on Sat
urday night las. stole several articles ol
clothiog, and I'll in money, from som,
Of the coupositoss of this Office, and thss
left town. He is about Eve feet ter
inches bigh, has dark hair, light browl
eyes, when he shuts his mouth his from
teeth will not come together, one or tw,
Of his upper front teeth out, had . thil
moustache, large forehead, and is abou
twenty-five or thirty yeass Of age Tb
press wilfdo sell to look out for him, 4
be is scoundrel and . thief.-EHa
Eye, Burlington. Fs <fgsssfg' i s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
vol. III.

they feel no disposition to rejoice DYER
Federal victories. They have preachsd
the failure Of the war and they cannot be
expected to shout at . Union victory, for
every such victory 10 IN additional sugury
of suocess, that success, which they ~;
it is impossible to achieve They are for
peace, why should they then be glad Al
the success of Sherman for it came lby
ighting2 How can they hope for the cap
ture Of Richmond aud that Grant may
win, and for the ultimate success of Mr.,
Lincoln in putting down the rebellion
when the very life of the party depends
upon our unsucsess, -
They say with Rynders, or shout when
he Gays it, that "he had always been for
peace even before the first gun was fred.
He had denounced the unholy crusade
against our Southern brethren even be.
fore the first regiment moved Southwark.
He could say, and said it with pride, that
he had never said one word against
tho brave, the noble, the generous, the
chivalrous people Of the South, and he
trusted in God he never would.
"Nearly half million Of those noble
men had fallen in bloody graves, but they
remain unconquered. (Cheers.) They
can never be subdued, as they are . part
of our own flesh and blood. loud ap.
plause.) Millions more men may be torn
from their homes to fall in the ight, but
the task will fail, as it ought to de-"
When they speak thus, and nominate
for their candidate for the Presidency
mau who was the frst choice of the man
from whose speech the above extract was
taken, Copperheads must think very
meanly of the intelligence Of our soldiers
and the loyal masses if they would at.
tempt to deceive by hypocritical profess
sion of rejoicing At Union victory. And
if soldiers and citizens upon such occa-
sions express their choice of Mr.. Lincoln
for the Presidency. it is because they see
in him the exponent Of aUniou preserved; /;
but in the Copperhead candidates, only
the representatives of Union surrender
ed to traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

sR-One Of the Kentucky delegates to
the Chicago Convention served three
years in the rebel army aad is now under
bonds to our authorities in the sum of
$4,000. He is ft representative of
the Copperhead party, and in some re-
spects more respectable and consistent
opponent of the Government than ma
jority of the peace sneaks assembled
there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
S@John Brough. the patriotic Gov

SJohn Brough. the patriotic Gov.
ernor Of Ohio, was for number OF years
distinguished as an efficient railroad op-
orator. ln recent speech at Columbus
he said be was well acquainted with the
Chicago nominee for President and re-
garded him as very clever mao, but,
said he, there never was time during
McCleilan's connection with railroads
that he could have obtained the position
of Superintendent of respectable road,
because it was generally known to rail.
road men that he lacked capacity to man.
age it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
FRoA PORT MONROE.
Fort Monroe, Sept. 4.

Fort Monroe, Sept. 4.
The steamer Cambria from Washing
ton, -hoss1te Nss York, put in here TO-
day disabled. She will be detained but
two or thrse dsys. -
The nail bost from City Point last
evening brought down l5 rebel prisoners
who were sent to Washington. The de-.
struction of the friga,e Brandy wine BY
FIRE has involved upon the government .
loss of over one million dollars in naval
stores. clothing, DC. The origin of the
FIRE has not been asccrtained.
We have no news from the james river
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06


Ordered, 6r.t-that on Monday the
9Th day Of Sept, commencing at the
hour Of l2 o'clock, there shall be given
. salute of one hundred guns nj the arse-
nal and navy yard at Washing ton, and on
Tuesday the 9th OF September, or on the
day after the receipt Of the order. At each
arsenal or navy yard in the United States
for the recent brilliant achievewsnts of
the feet and land forces of the United
States, in the harbor of Mobile. The
Secretary Of War and tho Secretary OF
the Navy will issue the necessary direc-
tioas in their respective dePartmssts for
the execution Of this order.
Second-that on Wednesday the 7th
day of September, commencing at the
hour Of l2 O'Clock noon, there shall be
fred salute Of Is guns at the arsenals
at Washington. New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg. Newport
KY, and st. Louis, and at New Orleans
Mobile, Pensacola, Hilton Head, and
Newbern the day after the receipt OF thi,
order, for the brilliant achievements o.
the army under the command Of Genera
Sherman in the State of Georgia, ant
the capture of Atlanta The Secretar,
of War will issue directions for the exc
cution Of this order.
(Signed, ABRAHAA LINCOLN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
FROM SHERIDAN.
Baltimore, Sept. 5.

Baltimore, Sept. 5.
: The following special to the Amercian
is furnished in advance Of qualification:
Headquarters Military Division, near
Sunday, Sept. 4lh. I, .. n
Gen. Torbett's cavalry corps which had
epcsmped at Pippen's store on the Charles
scwnsand Berryvills pike, left camp 81
. o'clock Friday night aud proceeded to
Berryville, reaching there that night and
then went into camp till daylight next
morning, when they moved out through
Berr yviiie 90 the Winchester pike, takisg
the road 70 the left, about seven milesbe.
yond Berryville, and we're still advancing
when last heard from, at 10 o'clock yes-
tsrday morning meeting ietls Of DO op-
opposition. The infantry, consisting Of
Crooks command, the 9th and l0sh corps
broke esnp at four O'Clock yesterday and
moved in three parallel columns toward
Befryville. Crook's command, wss Oh the
left, tho 18th corps on the centre and the
9th on the right. Crook reached Berry
vile irst, about IL O'Clock in the mora
ing and rested ID line Of battle With arms
stacked foE 4 couple Of hours, while nick
cts were being posssA sses The differeo,
roads leading from Berryville. The Esd
I Oh1 M sent ont on Snicksr's Farj
road aad the Sd on the WiBcbestsr pike
ssnbisg to the right frsm Bsrryviile.-
Orocki comma1d went into causp md
bad Just finished pitching tents at aboa
ionr O'clock when heavy skirmishfng Va
heard % the piskst liua. The Whole cvm
tmsnd npidty tur1sd out sud WIS fprme,
ara moved 70 the suppoft Of the picket
! Who Aad abssn dsivsa Iron balesd sen
intrssshnents which tbsy M uoeupis,
1 The s36th Ohis ssd 9th Virxin;in ~,
sf1ed aad shaseA Il sShs 1lsiaI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

st. Louis, Sept. 5.
A report was circulated on crtditable
in Csiro on Saturday that
considerable force Of rebels under Shelby,
appeared at Chalk Bluffs, twenty miles
from Charleston, Mo. Part Of them we're
expected 70 attack Charleston. while the
remainder demonstrated against Cape
Girardeau. This is doubtless Tom Free
mans gang of guerrillas making an ex-
cursion into, Missouri, as the last sccoant
places Shelby in the vicinity Of Helena,
where he has been operating for some
time past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

If jubilation meetings, meetings held
to express the popular JOY and grsti6ca-
ton at the victories Of the Union armies
are partisan or assume a partisan charac-
tcr,it isnot from any uncharitableness, not
from any spirit of political exclusiveness
ON the part of the Republican or Union
party who are always the party jubilant
ON such occasions. 1t is rather an inevi-
table result of the great truth, almos,
superhuman in its foresight and strict ac-
curacy, uttered BY Douglas, when he said
that Sin this contest there could only be
two parties, loyal men and traitors" Par
ties are but the divis,I our citizens,
the stand taken by the /, in reference to
political issues, in reference to measures
of administration which are constantly
arising in every government, especially in
Republic or Democracy. Is it Ma
tioDal Bank Then for or against forms
your parties. 1t is the tariff, or slavery ex-
tension? Then the different views taken
by the masses as to the expediency or nom
expediency of the particular measure gives
your political organizations, and your
party names are entirely arbitrary. We
act this year with party opposed to a
National Bank; yet, next year, when the
issue is slavery extension, We End oor.
selves opposed to two-tbirds Of those with
whom we are now political yoke fellows
The great issue now before and upon tn,
people is National life or National death
Rebels and traitors are seeking the des
truction of the government, the ruin o
the country. Are you for your countr,
and against traitors or for traitors an,
against your country There is the onl,
issue, and there can be no evading il
There can be no lugging-in of issues for
eign to this grand and paramount ono. T
attempt to do SO at this time when the M
tion is struggling with assassins an
murderers is criminal. Every mar
whether North or South, who loves an
hopes and prays and labors for bis go,
ernment belongs to the great party of II
Union. Every man who wonid embarrs
the action of the government belongs {
the party of disunion and rebels. IA
the speakers upon the occasion of the 10
lifcation meeting Saturday night wes
Republicans. They belonged to the Uuic
party. Not before the war broke ou
but they do now, because they are on Il
side Of their country. "All the speakc
INDUCED in partisan harangues, in inve
tives against u.s." 1t was because th,
denounced treason snd traitors, and ,,
were within the range Of the shot. If J,
do not wish to get hit. get upon the rig
side. the side Of jour. goyssnmsnt.
The trouble With OoppsrhAsds 4 u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
A REMARKABLY FINE COLLEC-
TIoN or
.Nisste for the PiGNO-FOrte,
LOCO PIECES FOR sie 50,

The following Books of uniform size and style and
form The best collection OF Choice Music for the Piano
Porte Published The Home Circle, collection Of
Marches, Watzes. Poska< Slsoetiscne~ Ree~as, Quad
ril< Contra Denc~s -Four Hand Pieces and Piano Gems
yois Tbs Shower u Pearls collection ef choice yo
cal Duets, With Piano Accomplishments, The Silver
Chord collection Of Sorgs Baile uartettes Huetz.
&c., with Piano Accosnrani Operate Pearls,
collection OF Vocal 1he best Operas with
Piano Aceompaninsents
All Of the above post paid for SIC co. snsly at
the following prices Plain - "a. Cloth Sc CO full
Giit, eH OLIVER DITsoS q co,
s~pt1in III Washington, Sc. Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
Gold.
New York Sen, <

New York. Sc pit. 5.
Gold is unusually firm. Ths prices
opened at 1891, and at 1890 advanced
TO 2434. reaching at noon s4li.
Thew 10 couside demand fof Gus
toners which sustains the market agains,
the news from Atlanta. At 2 ? m. the
quotation Was a40{.
The Commerciafs Washington special
ssys Il will require several dayb to ar
range the credits on quotas of the several
States. and therefore the draft cannot
take place Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

"A little explained, little endured,
little passed over as a foible, and 10 the
Jagged atoms will fit Ike smooth mosaic.
In the holy duties Of ministering to
the sick, souls grow white as well as
cheeks enc that goes in nurse may
come out an angel.
-"Wake up aud pay fot your lodging"
said the deacon as he nudged sleepy
stranger with the contribution box.
Critics complain of want of origi-
nality in poetry Poets may we'll CON-
plain of want of originality iu criticism.
Some minds magnify little objects
and belittle great ones as The telescope
makes the planets larger and the fixed
stars smaller.
-"Dio YOU pull my nose in earnest,
sir ?" "Certainly, did, sir" ''It is
we'll you did, for don't take joke in
that way"
Have you thought of it? The mem.
ory of an eye il the most desthlsss o
memories, because there. if anywhere. you
catch glimpse of the visible soul as il
siss by the window. -
| A tue man has as much strength il
adversity as in prosperity. As, in th'
dark Of the moon. she swsys the tide a.
powerfully as in her full orbed brightness
There are some people who live with
ont any design at all, and psss through
the world like straws on river-they d,
not go, but are carried.
EFF ever the people lose their senses.
said Dsmosthenes to Phocion, 4they vii
llill you" ''N they recover them the
will kill you" was the reply.
| -"Tm afraid Of lightning" murmure
| = pretty young woman during a receu
storm. swell, you may be, sighed he
derpairing lover, "when your heart
steel.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
L EOkUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IN The Firs, Session of the Tth YEAR Of this Insti
tnton Will open
ON MONDAY NEXT, sRpT. 5TH.

In the New Building, Of Seventh and Bondean
Tuition Ia tle Classical Department inelndinS Latin
Greek III Cher Maihe atics, Philosophy Chemistry &c
per scssinsf, Si2 %.
Knalisb Department, ineip1Irg EngIsh Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic Algebra, Bookkeeping History
and all Primary studee. - %.
On of the increase Of prices II all articles Of
living have advanced my rates ci rutien 20 per
sboye what they have formerly been the tgansEs-
tion Of the Z ht-l in iS5s.
expect to he assisted by getietnsn from the Fast,
who WITH the best of testimonials fnom expert
-beci teachers. both ability teach and govern
schcel successfully.
Young g~ntlcmen From this School have entered 1he
Sophomore aud Junior Glasses of hest Esstern Cob
le~ee ard hayp maintained good standing their
sp-etiEc Glasses
aug3i-ffw w. W. JAMESON, Principal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
One Hundred ouns Fired.

New York. Sept. 5.
One hundred guns we're fred Il noos
today in the City Hall park in honor of
the capture OF Atlanta. > =
The Posts Washington special says
everything Vas quiet in front Of Peters
burg up 70 yesterday morning. The reb-
els ere erecting strong works opposite our
position on the left. The work on Dutch
Gap canal approaches completion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
Thanks to Sherman and his Army.
ErAcutiv IN Mansion

Thanks to Sherman and his Army.
~~ .-Execstiye Mansion,
co EWaahinS Ssea GptE +s
The nations thanks are rendered BY
the President TO Msj. Gen. w. T. Sher-
nAn, aed 70, The gallant ,ofkesre apd sol;
di}rse sc hl4 cpmm1ne hefSrs Atl(nta fss
th4 ssioeuishsal xtsIit3. ssssrass and
perseverance displayed in the campaign
il Oeorgia, which. under Divine power,
resulted in the capture Of the city Of At.
lanta- The marches. battles. seiges, and
Hber- mill iAEy ~pp Esions~ thai hatssl -:
a1kte4 Ah &ldfdfea AajIyeldSsIA =
mous.in the annals Of the var, and enti
ties those who hsvs participated therein
to the applause and thanks Of tbe aasiea
(Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06

~The order of the Sons of Liberty
have come to grief in Michigan. The pa.
pers of the couspirators have been seized
by the military authorities at D etroit. and
prosecution has been commenced against
their chief, s. Dow Elwotd, for treason
able practices