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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
AZ Cops down in Quincy arc b.y;

AZ Cops down in Quincy are bav;,o
hard time Of it. Between the draft nd
the scarcity OF substitutes, and the in,,.o.
liability of the darkies. their woes -.
many and grevous, and not casy to ba
oorhe. One Of them drew prize The
other day-it was an invitation to hard
'aeS Tor year. Cop was desper,,s.
s'arted In hot haste to search for s,h.,;
49, "a,a 10 hnd-scarcer than loyalty
IN The Chicago platform. Found ar l,s,
an aole bodied eontraband; asked Contra.
|" u'on Wansto 80 towar? Thought
probably he might. Asked for how much2
oouee thought eight hundred doll.rs
would DO him. All right-Cop would
So " "''''ngiy. Go to headquarters
pass examination and be mus,orsd :.
went; but when they reached the e.
AREA commenced to cross Question
Cop. Look heah, mass'r. woula Ill., II
- you some Questions before We eo Ton
,'f IN this matter. Did YOU vote for
L'"kum y Nary. "Wen. mass,r. sos.
- intend to vote for Linlum p, Con
took deliberate survey of tho 49,, p
o'cu'arl'y of his own probosci. with h.
''peh''ne optics, and said lie didn,, hin.
he would. Yah! Well den w., :.
a'rkey don't tink he can 20 to
yeu for less nor about tvelxe -, ~
dollars" Here vas poser. lie wo,,aa,.
give 1.-THE Internal niger might 90 10
hat wouldn't do, either, for here w.s
e.d Abe's draft and the abolition W..
a'' place 10 the ranks and liability pom /
, '''S occasions OF being popped ovss
~ Those villalnous Southern bretbrea >,
ann 'ae Oakley vas the only chance
mOu'aa he come down on ais 6sure.
No. Yes he would, seo-vouldu', d !,
unless 10 woah vote for Old Abe ,ho,ah ,
hero was the trick. Cop should sr,. ,
into solemn agreement before x;,. +
TO 'vote for Linkum'' at the N.ro e
election and Cnifee would go. Cop aidu.,
Ike it-baIder on him than rio
ton Of all his molars, but le ea :,
Isst, made the contrsct and Afric,
10. Bully for Africa! f,hs
here na's true, Is oayh, y b. 1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
The Meeting Tonight |
HON. JAMES F.. WILSON,
J. vANVALKENBURG.
WILL BE PRESENT.
Turn Out, Everybody!

The Union meeting this evening will be
held at the corner of Main and Third
steets. and every Union man and woman
10 the City of kcokuk should resolve to
be present.
The meeting will be addressed BY able
speakers. Hon. James F. Wilson will be
there and address you in bis clear, forcisle
aud logical manner. John Van Vilken
burg, Esq. and Col. Sanford of the 47th
Iowa, will also be present. lie. then every.
body turn on, and hear what these elo.
quent speakers have to say in defense Of
:" Liberty and tho Union.' Let every
loyal veter in Jackson township "RA ally"
and thus by his presence aid 10 10 d feat
ing the principles of the Chicago plst
form and the Copperhead party. To en-
sure success in the coming cleclion, we
must all labor and labor earnestly and
every Union man should devote this even
su2 " tuC Cuusc duu We VIII receive our
reward in seeing the glorious maj 5ritiee
which Old Lee," and Iowa will rdll up
in November.
Rally, then, to the standard of Lincoln
and johnson, and let our watchvord be
God and our Country. In this .gu We
conquer. We hope that the patriotic and
fair ladies of keokuk, who are ever fore.
most IN all calls where our country and
the lives and comfort of her brave defen.
ders are ut stake, will turn out en- n,osse
and make the meeting something to be
proud OF; make it an evening of rejoicing
over the great victories, both politiea's nd
military. lately won by our ballots aud
bullets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
MEXICAN musrAro a,I,nE,r

The psttils IN ST. Lonls and Ci,ennatil VIC hx.t.
Counterrtiing the Mustang ruent url,r t,.n,ra u
pfopli-torsbp, nave been thorng xLly J.arsa - a, .
Coart- To guard against further itnr.J. trn -.
pruturci hua ting u. et~,e- freayurr L r-tr.,.
plate rerssus saup wheh ia Cd i, u Ia IN - j.
bottle fach stamp tears the far s,~;1 =, ~ "a -
-. -. nieh the Asttcis Isl G. unteri-4t,
tie fhi n,ei ha. been a 50 an eruJtn, Ia g.. -,
risei years Thefc ha IDLY xst. ts-s., On a. ,t.,
able silobe tixt does es.ain e,isen,J on -.
full effects. IL 10 the h en- ott In ,I ~o,is W.,
x present. imptVs el ingredients it, eu L us,, an
la are p-fetiy rtsnafksble r.. al. t,~ 4. ;, IN.
r=iieSet, Lives ssY4 valuable animal. riad- n..r -,
anioid ills grr Fer cuts sfs,r. .k,,.ln. h,,,
s. Ne'aasa AIS aut- caAsd rr1-tr - &n-d hor~-s
= - S"'e.esh .itds thaf b u IA I've dis
- .I1h- hfh"aia ~ In every t.Giy. Sid by sll
ceifi-9fw n rtpSpk e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
KECEUK MARKETS.
DAILY Cars err oyyIcx.,
KrDEuz. October 10, 1884
GROCERIES.
Corrected by s.HaM,lL co., Wholesale Grocer,


suGsR--N Orleans fair sic, prime &c; choice &c
Sew York, {, New York, A. 2se crushed and po~
1ef.d 2<c.
MoL.ssrsseFar IIouse,i csalI sc, Golden Syrup %
OIL 15--Sorshani, e5at75e.
CoFFEE-iio ~ Ia .0e-
Rick--Isc.
soDa-American, II e; English, l2is.
SoAs-Palm IL Il, Herfaas IL n &l3
Csz3Sss-Star. 3sc, Sanni-r Pressed &c.
x-,s-Y-uns uyraA. 81 osx2 %. Imperial II 25 To
81 81 Black. Il p 10 81 s5.
rORAcc.s-bslk cweet. s5c; Medium prsnds l 90 to
. C; Goid sii,l Ssiur.i Is-ef, 81 % to 81 %.
S.lLs-ie-t Btaa.s ~ IS To RATES
GL,ss-sxia Country 50 80 Cit, IS, rates.
CoRDAGI-ssi - g..
Oar ARrLgs--ii 10 I1- s. %.
bar PE.et,zs-ffifs l. e. lsc 2 D.
Oar CuKgsSfs-2se.
RueISs-s6 - Il y %.
5ur--4 Svt.4 IS.
Px,RL SrAEea-Igc.
MoLixx WOODEN WARE Hoop Pals - ce.: q no,
DO. 81 90 No Tui- >l6 ID No. DO 10 W No y dn
Is 30 Nests Sd do, 3 10 Wash-loards Is 20
ffsn-So. Ms, .erel, tts. Sls UNs$la 90
No. Z do do SIS Ol1Sl, 90
No. do hf do Sill 0Arll so
No. ? do hf do $40 ooalo Is
III bbis. Ma White Fish, 40 90
0us Coal Gu % = 1 20. Lans<sd Oll e.: I~,a IN
81 so Ei.h OIL. si9h W.
CRKEsI-Dennistk. - 10 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
InIHX.
DIR. H. a y ID E.RS II 90
IODINE WATER.

iodine Wst-r acts nrer the Heart Liver Kiau~y. D
Ee-tase organs, and GlandSisY syst.rn
Ire -aest<s h,eh kz d he use Of thi.rsusd
10 private Practice. AID the .ndorS rs.nt q medical al
fis ehsise u TO recommend IL 10 the nraetitnsr-
as tue fttsc irciinx confident fhs, With mir tr.l /.
Saif-s s osn excellence the cure Of g7rtu,e a..
$3.50 hch Indicate Iodine sEeh S~rofu,z Brorrfs-,
sAih hrnPisohs Heart. Liver aid Kidney Disease. ~
sycs hci,iis searslgia rheumatism Bys4.twis De-
biiity. syptsis. etc
ihysir.a,s- @ay rely upon the uniftrm strength .,
,oAr aHeF a. Containing fhret-s,uarter sr~ir. px-
Lou o. " each fluid ounce pare ~atrs - str<nf 49,
Tvs Dot liable 10 decomposition nor
'"fieN Inequalities; neither oiip. "a ysi- 49,
nse trhreti ~ examination ~ib any inxei;.Dt rtr,
ltirE Iodine " eAiia~
taii aireSfions accompany each bottle that II r.y
assa as family measioe eli a. l., tn. pruf,..,s,
fftet one dollar per bottle. On receiut al Az a.
si1 cottes driFeredJrss by express 10 any address
hsWare OF Co1hierteits ard limitation. which nnr,rr3
I'ci aeaers esd-ssc TO dispose on esr re,na.g,,
zee our signature AID trade 1.-THE Greek ue-s -
ts isentnl upon the isleis and wrappers OF
sAsn bottle, without whith Esne is genuine
Carrulars gratis.
Dr.. III. ASDERsk CO
Physicians anA Cheniists
nv-o1ASom No ~ broadway. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
NM. sEMPLE,S APPOINTMENTS

SPECIAL NoTfcE.-If persons will per.
sist 10 sending notices to this ffi,e for
every conceivable kind of meeting, with
out sending money to pay therefor, they
need not be disappointed if the notices do
not appear. We charge for almos. every
kind OF notice-religious or charitable
We also charge for marriage and death
notices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

eSGen. DIX was reported to have
said al ~andusky that he "he never wouid
consent to an armistice Of which the
Chicsgo Platform is the basis''-wbicb
has no very clear meaning. Whist he &C
tualIy said is as follows:
!" will say one word, however. on the
sufJec. which lies nearest the heart Of
every loyal mani mean The rebellio,
L. has been my conviction from the begin.
ning that We can have DO honorable pesoe
until the insursent armies are dispersed
ana the leaders Of the rebellion exp-lIed
the country. Loud cheers.l l believe
that cessation Of hostillties would lead
inevitably and directly to recognition of
the insurgent States and when / cav ,bi,
need hardly add that can have 10 mart
In any political movement of which TIM
Chicago platform is the basis. Tpaaew.
ed cheering aud applause No, fellow.
citizens. the ooiy hope of securing an hon
orahie peace---a peace which shall restore
The Uoios md the Constitution in a
steady, persistent. and unremi,tiny pro.-
eeu''oa of The war great applsusel: and
| oeisse the indgeulen, of Every riuht. |
mao will soon bring him to tia
that shot struck the gunboat party right
between wind and water!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
HAGAN,s maCNo.,a h.,r

THIS Is the most delightful and extraotsi,arv ,,tc,
ever discovered IL essage- the sun Lbrn, s,r 80
hanis TO pesfiy san texture Of rayi,bibe h.sn,x ;
parting the marble purity youth and H. Dur,
rssfanee 80 inviting In the city belle of lssbn :, y
moves tnn frecke-, pmp.es aud rou phe-l from
+, s ~ so'pi.Aion n'th. Transparent and 9th
hr ~ ~ hfioas 70 tue akin PxtroHizet
haald 49, a ppeIh singers IL Is What every Lao,
Prepared by W. T. HAGAs. TROY NY
Address all orders to
DEMA5 BARNES 4 co Wv yorA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

~ Democratic papers have said AGAR
and again that the negro troops will no,
tight. We commend to their consider.
lion the following from the New York
| Worlds account. of Grants late operations
at Richmond:
THE MOVEMENT ON THE NRw MARxs-
While the 18th corps was performing
the feats we have mentioned. General
Paine's negro division OF the 10th corps
moved up the New Make, road, and he.
tween 0 and 10 o'c'o,k charged on TIC
enemy's rifle pi,s On the right OF the lsti,
corps with bayonsts, and succeeded in
carrying the works, but not wi,hout
heavy loss to themselves GIN. rerFllls
division of the 18th corps mex. carried the
works On the right OF the negroes, thus
giving us the entire outer line Of rebel
detcnses on this side Of Richmond. On
the left of the 10th corps Fosters division
came up rapidly and charged twice on the
second line of rebel works. but did no,
succeed III effecting Judgment within
them; though they maintained the psi.
tlen they had gained on the frs. line.
THE LoSsEe. |
The heaviest loss incurred was in tha |
division of the 18th corps, aud Ii
Palne's negro division OF the 10 h corpt
THIS latter division charged half q mile
across an open Geld without firing shot,
'na carried the rebel works ut the point
u the bayonet. As was to have bean ex-
,ected, from the fact That they were So
org exposed to the rebel fire, their 10 4
vas very heavy. and large number ii
heir dead are still lying on the field to-
lay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

f1- 1t Is notorious that Southern trait
oFs and Northern s.mpslhiters like Val.
landisham and Wood, as we'll as the enc
mics OF our country and her free institu.
tons, favor the election of Mcclellan
How can loyal, patriotic Democrat vote
on the side Of the enemies Of the country
aud against sur brave soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
New Nork uoaey Market.

81 Telee-phl SEr Yoxx. Oct 10.
Nsass i.asi-r a. per cant.
sssr5i-z-tysi-': =.
eeia-Uns.atlel. oT sing a; tssl advancing to Is2:
deeHnia< 70 ~ Is. aas eis'-ite u iy.s..
Gov -rnFn-4st -Gosk .-iT.e- GI~r.
s;uyk--9sii sd ieu.r
> - tua..ga- ~
60 81 Coupons iesiS
5,sg Treasury aatr- Is.
60 ivo. .acttss.. cart so.;N 81:
I'D a s~b - ~ H@lbe "a AAr II u; Cssa
iJ53 s'zrip ileis : test eisss P@e Mall IS.
= &c 10. fftv -. I bae lis Ife'isssh rs. liar
isii -. hssiias ils. ii.i. TO- Tolests tel:
y N G-ri s. =: Q4sss.!s,r -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

ssr Hon. L. Z. Walker, formerly n
DEMOCRATIC Senator from WISCONSIN. is
out for Lincoln. and SO is NJ. II Finch. a
well known and popular Democratic ora
Tor. He vas for Mcclellan until he read
The Copperhead platform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

rs One hundred thousand feet of sea.
soned patlsr lumber for sale. Enon;re
otG E Kilbourne, at furniture store on
Man, between 81 and Sd streets, Keokua,
Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

S6rT he best aud sweetest toned pi,pos
mat nave ever come to this city, are from
the New York mandatory Of Ernest
Gaoleo. Hammer has several a. his mu
sic room. Call and see them,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

lowe d Tyler will sell on "Wednesday
morning a fac team of matched B.v
mares. bve years old, and excellent trave.
iefs; may be seen by calling a, the oltice
any time before sale. 70,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

0 A college student being examin.
ed IN Locke where he speaks of our rels
lions to the Deity, and asked. What re.
lations do we most negiec. r. answere'
wi:h very much simplicity. "Poor rela.
tons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

E$ A few borders can find accom-
moda'lons in 0 private family BY calling
On Ms. Barnes, corner of Second and
Exchange streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

CT The Dutch have prove,b tina +
men the French are asleep the devil
rocks the CRADLE" They are quiet for
Inc present. what devil is rocking the
eradis tuture svenu will shev.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
EA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

NicxsBrRG. Mise, Aug. O. IseS
Or, John Br-pear Sir. 1 am La,,ry Il, sI.,. Il, -,
That hate used your valuable Cetiron it,@rs with
Dement, to myself IN general deiilts aud nr,~t,p,,,
ny system, aviueed os the unhealthy a1d nc IN,
husiie- Vi The Assissl river yickseurr h.vi,v
h-en with Gen. urunts arm, fLrong its sh,e
erb cant~ign- eolhdenti, r~eo,nms nd its
perscns who ART exposed 10 unhesItb, climates
Ii. W. FUuLE
Agent u 5. Sanitary Commission
LouissnlL KY, e@pt. 10. 1864
On tue I'D Of July last submitted through :. .gen,
q tntns ~ the hers Director ~ m.
Army OF thu Cumberland sample my tesirou Bt,.r,
or iarprcfiof and requested IT, after he fun n
aefit.r1os to sanctrh and approve rise among on,
soldiers. "s "ei
The following lie the Medical Director. r~p,y and Ala.
'e'i h-cerans permission ship dorsp az once To
have 1t sold 10 suffers J1,,IN kitfii "
4 am satisfied that Csiron Btters will do no harm
any one If taken properly aud n,treration 49,. mn
2oJecun ~ d. Bulls beng permitted to DISPOSE Of II a,
suffers A. HENRY THURSauN,
Surgeob and Medical Director n
Hendqvarters department Of Cumberland
. Nashville. Tenn. July ~ Ist.i
pr John Bulls agent Mir, has permission Il, i'm,
% Nashville Tenn, 70 efans. 3uu dor. A. III Bu ~.
u oi hittefs for sale to suffers in the army only
IN. regulations u the Treasury Department mr.. 10 h
complied with strictly. -
BY order OF MAJ u ten. Rcsecrans
Nm. NJ. wItEs
Major and Provost VI arshsi Cen
For sale, wholesale aud retail By niikinsob Bar,rff
~ AeoAaA' io"A Apri3-da~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

ATTENTION, YoUSa AMERICA
special meeting of Young America Fire
Z 'mP'ny'will be held at the Eogiuc Room
this { rue-day) evening at The usual hour
business OF Importance will be presented.
a fail attendance is expected. By order
" 'he FIessdent. Ed. Booru.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

s0J"hn Morris+ey, The pagilist, wants
to bet 800. 600 that Lincoln will b. re-.
elected. '.No takers"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

H Notwithstanding the large advance
on gold, we will coniioue to sell cur
stock at the marked down price darin2
the Week IL. GREGo, Agent,
Oct l0et. NV York 6 orc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
.IDER! CIDER!,-

rIDER! CIDER!!-I am now pre.
~ pared to manufacture Sweet Cider on abort notice
having good mill In operation and supply OF Apples
on hand. The Cider will be made il ed SO that
1t Will be sweet aud fresh from the press. \
Choice selection Of cooking Appies on hand Of all
timss. Pc. RpCnE.
asg2 Cegnsg 6th sad N4in stfoe0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

ss~ Tie fJllowing was the vote on the
down train yesterday from Oskaloosa:
Lincoln, "a -McC,sllau, 24-3 non
committal.
Or ii teen soldiers, II were for Lincoln
and Tor Mcclellan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
WORMS ! WORMS

thousands Of children die y~sriy front ~nrrns ~b~
sfs ui.Ett " satel Mother. Dr n e =
s6Efs sS"z-fgfs ~htrh uii surely I'LL ni4d tr g-l
h-n frpn yonr rasltTrn- Gharen afii eel them :.
rsa.ii - ahs earsfy Yer carsas. CHps, xe- u.~
sHlkLiS COMPOUND COUGH LkJgFN1Fr
snr .slr ~ hr=sr- SceEii 4 Co X uKI.rx ana all
druggists. ,ei1sf,
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colGaTE,s HossY soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap. in such univer,s,
demand. 10 made from the c0o.cesi materials. IL
mild and IN lent In It's nature. frag RI tsv
scented and extremely bene ftctsB In its action
upon the skin For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
aoods Dealers janxg-1 ydSw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

Ws
Hassurek. the German Orator, has the
measure of the spirit Of the America n
people, and OF its inexhaustible power to
carry sacri6cial offerings of its own life i,
blood and treasure, and TO lay them ma
weariedly upon the National altar. He
said to his ''dear old Cincinnati lsst
week:
Let us tell the doubters Of Europe that
people capable of suh a sacrifice is not
to be discouraged or foilcd that its unal.
terab'e determination ia not to be arrested
or changed. When Walenstein he,ieged
S.slund he declared he would take it il
it were fastened to the heavens with iron
chains; and when the American people
declare their fixed and sacred determine
ton tina, the glorious Union, the work Of
the Declaration Of &c ccmented BY the
blood Of our fathers and our own children
s.nll be maintained intac. and entire from
the Atlantic to tue Pacific. and from the
shores of Maine to the Gulf of Mel ico,
then by The Almisht, it win be dode.-.
II Richmond we're fastened to the heavens
with iron chains it would be taken II
it should require war Of three year
more 10 conquer the rebellion, i. would
be conquered. There is no such word a.
! impossible in the vocabulary Of the
| United States"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

kAthsirun Ii from the Greek word 'Ksthro," or
signify ing to cleanse re,uvsDate and restore
rms afcie y WHIST IL nanc siguies For preserving
festor!nk sbu beuti ing the human hsr " u the nosa
kabi- preparation In the world II Is sgn owned
puI Up ~ the original proprietor and Is maids
ms same care, skill and attention which gave IL q
sAe o. over one million butfl ., per annum.
] A. la m st daiighffd Hair D. e4sing
~ erAdlcatrs scarf and sndrsT
Keeps tbs head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
Isysene the hair from falting of and turning gray
Vnstrss hair upon bald hesds.
ny my UT gentleman who values beautiful head Of
nsI snou u Lyons kathairon 1t is known aud used
throughout the civilized world Sold ly ali re- rs,sl,
dealers. D.MAs Hapsrs : ~ ~ 80 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEil

t(ArCHEL0R'S ce,ebrs,ed HAIR DYE ,..A. IT,, =.
- tAs ssrts. The ooIy Hsr~4<-x frr< a.s sxs,.ht
aye known. This splendid lair Dye is p-rfst-,,.
ksd Rusty, er Gray Hair instanti, 10 t,ts,., 60 .
tsAiraf Sreses without ,ur % the Hair ~ s:a;nn ~
-. IL, ~. .iA1 S"at ADJ b<snutat imrarts -sh
~, .s.o,'ns s's pristine s,1lsr aud
xI,tr.~, ~ osa y! e. TIE xeHniL~ In sis ned
- = "a Va hisos.. al Others afe iulta-
FACf0kf--sl Bafriay street New Ysk R.s~,s,or.-
~ Drr-sihK TOE iAir tJys-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
Diseases Of the Nervous
seminal 1rrtna =. - x.,..S

tenn sne~ and reliable treatmen.-in r~purts Of the
Howard AssocIA1ioN-sent by mail 10 sealed letter en-
veinrr. feeoi charge. Address Dr j. SkrlfN fiyrGs.or
Howard Association No. South Ninth Street Phadel
phia, Pa. apri-d4vly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

@ Anne i. Dickinson Is again
speechifying at the East. Subject: "Cbi.
c.so the Last Ditch" - meaning the
Chicsgo Democratic Convention and plat.
form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

! Nor ORIGINAL But Coop -Hoyp,sh
while speaking TO the Copperbeads on
Satu, day, paused several times in hi. re-.
marks 10 quiff glass Of water. An Oh
server OF the fact sitting in the back mar,
| OF the room who apparently hal 70 crea,
opinion of The spe .ker, remarked in a
voice loud enough to be heard over hall
the room, That is the irst wind mill I
ever sa" go by water Though not orig.
lnai, 1t was happy biz, and ali who heard
1t snorted. Another little transaction
created considerable mirth Hernish be.
came savagely enthusiastic over som.
point he wished TO make agains. old Abe
ana rushing forward to the verge of the
rostrum, seized bis bushy occiput wildly.
brought No. l | brogau down slap and
thrusting one Of his hands into the face
of the au jience, shrieked on, .What dos.
that look like my hearers 81 One old
fellow, delegate from the rural districts
honestly answered: "Why, Hornish ,ha,
looks as il you were out of soap r'-I
Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11
McClelsanss CabInes.


We have often wondered whether the
coantry for moment stopped 70 consider,
submitting possibility of McCIellan's
election = who among his supporters,
would ill the Cabinet cfice.. To begin
with, there is the martyr vsllandighsm,
whose wounds received in bis contest With
tbs usurper Lincoln. cry ont for the oil Of
the state Department. Very good, Val
lsndigham for Secretary Of Safe. Very
good Fernando Wood for Secvetsry OF
War !! Wouldn'. that be rich !! Then we
would suggest Mayor Gun,her for Eecre-
,ary Of the Navy! Better still! And
james Gordon Bennett for Secretary Of
Treasury! Ha! ha! Who wouldn't pity
the ereenbacks Aud poor old Jimuey
Buchanan for Attorney General | And
han VOORHEES, or Long, Of Cincinnati, for
Postmaster Gener.l! and-but we for
bear, the whole thing 10 too ridiculous. -
The people by their vote for Abraham
and Andy will save us ell this deep hu,
initiation and shame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

GOLD Our OF rHE RICHMOND Mar
KIT Gold, the sine " OF war, is .ntirel,
N: OF the Richmond market. Il canno,
he bought in Richmond now at any pr,ce.
Sherldan's first staggering blow, on Mnr
day las, sent the Sensitive metal high NJ
the tube OF the barometer, and the f,ur.
showed corresponding deprs citation OF
confidence in Confederate psper The
second blow administered by Sheridan
caused further elevation, and broker,
held one dollar in gold to be worth tliirt,
dollars in rebel paper
On Thursday last it was decided ,i,st
there was 10 Longer any comparative value
between gold and Confederate notes, and
the former was Withdrawn from market.
This is sign of collapse that you msy
loak in vain to & d in any Richmond pa
per, but depend upon its truth. II IS
told me by one who knows. and gets his
.nformsiion OF what happens in rebeldom
from Trustworthy sources. Tarce cent,
IS the present value in Richmond OF a
e Moderate doliar note, which sum
scarcely pays the cost Of the engraving
and printing. without considering the pa
per, aud that is high priced -lCor. New
York Times.