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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
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You authorized by this Department 70 or-aeize
TIE i.ils u ie county Info Cor seF Of Ices than
MY than AnrcrfG SAL srf man
ou viii ao:tly yoar rt 1eIs II the n IL rlitc rrpn
of yosIr authority to organize CorJtar a,a ,-ga
tasIa ie sign ebaT,aar fals4 AT otee.
The prDfvr number VI rs5rs having hesr enrolled n
any Comp@ny, nieetne vii be had assr nse .sy.
pubs ustics. for fhe s!ne3f.h q te{.@rs t-srr..w
ro Ard esrthcats " election viii then bc retrred to
THE otfSe.
l.'nr attention !. e % sections II ard i3 % Chap
tr 81 Ia ss q 18th q rtrt3 ssseHy, rt,ttsseg every
ciA1s 4iatie y irturta military datv earoi hiu II
- iaea't-sr of zone Cfufss, ard ignjsng ine q
net Ir-- han pee ossAar rsn hbniiftd DOL
trs IN the Niini neglect this DIZZY Th4s hB= naaT
he Tscgy-rd heore any cis Court. upcn the inf3r.E
taoA oi ille IaLaan oi tosauy, = ANY citizen.
y. H. RthKg
A5iHtant General Love
Col j. A N.4t, J. IL iisalf, :. Merriam. heokuk
J. {. Walker, Evrt H1eisou. sen1rle p,ver
lhe Chairman OK tie aSfe Committee il ready 70 or
raizr al rt t.esnie- that iFy e snre,i,d rtinr 10
az" 41e the attehuon = slI sefseEs staftt military
aat4 ia called ~ tie peEslt! fI i-trfoiluar.s.
J. 4 MALL
ttl-4I Chairman II the Cos. .I.sft-e
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New York. Sapt. Q,

The Posts Washington special says
authentic information has been received
from Sheridan, that Early is withdra ing
h,s forces siosiy up the valley BY way OF
Middieburg and Strasburg.
The Commercials Washington dis
patch says it Is understood Gan. Sheri-
dan has orders to hold Early in the val
ley as long as he can.
Hon. Tom Corwin is endeavorinp to
induce President Lincoln to modif, the
manifesto sto whom it may concern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03

New York, Sent. 9

The Herald's correspondent With Av.
erllfs cavalry dated lst that it was Rhodes
corps Of rebel infantry, together will
Vaughn's cavalry that attacked General
Averilfs division at Msr.insbufg yester.
day afternoon. They appsrentiy hoped
% W. Su.P',se Averiil but failed. Early was
At Winchester last night, and the hasty
retreat Of Rhodes' corps this morpipe
indicate the rebels have importa Dt reasons
for moving up the valley. The rebels lost
both lice and men by this last operation.
This morning Avcrill again alta scked the
snemy with portion OF his cavalry,
driving the enemy ont Of Martinsbure.,
occupying the town and continuing the
pursuit to point four miles towa ard Win.
chester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03

eA- The Austrian Jew Banker, agent
of the Rothschilds in America. chairman
Of the northeru wing of the Confederate
Copperheads, has the credit of furnishing
the money as well as suggesting the can
d'da'e and The platform of the Chicago
Convention His principals, the Roth
chllds, it is said ,<got their foot in il IN
very large amount in Confederate Loan
operations and their agent in the u nitsd
States is running the Copperhead maehise
In their interest with view to raise the
price of Confederate stocks in the market
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A REMARKABLY FINE COLLEC.
IIlS OF
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1000 PIECES FOR slf IN.

The following Books are 81 un5rm sfz- a, tvls ard
form the best collection Oh Iaies guse Er ~ ps-
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MARCHES, Wzitxe, PoIkas thoetsci.es k~soz a. Quad
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All o. the alive sent post paid fr se 90 er sretv at
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Headquarters U. s. Forces,
Mobile B4v. Augnst 81

GEEERAL:-ln reply to your communi
cation Of this date received BY Captain
Taylor, asking for terms OF capitula,iou
we nave - say ths. the ouly terms We eau
make are frst the unconditional surrender
Of yourself sui the garrison Of 1T. Nor
gan With oil the public property within
its limits, and in the same condition in
which it is now. Second, the trsalme ut
which is in conformity with the custom
of most civilized nations towards. prison
ers of var. Third, private property with
the exception Of arms will be respected
Very respectfully,
Z. T. DRArros. Capt U. 5. N.
Fort Morgan, Aug. 60.
GENERAL:-Your conditions in the com
muaicasion of to day are accepted, bu,
| have still to request that the terms as
sigDed with reference to INV sick be grant
ed and inserted in the capitula,ion.
will be prepared to surrender at clock
and embark as soon as possible.
Respectfully,
X s. PAoE, c. s. A.
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MCCLELLAN TO THE PRRsIpEEr.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, |

October 9TH lSe2
Your Excellency is aware of the very
great reduction of numbers that has ia :
ken place in most of the old regiments OF
this command. and how necessary it is To
| fill up these skeletons before taking them
again irto action. IHAVE TIE HON
OR, THEREFORE,, TO REQUEST
THAT THE ORDER TO FILL UP
THE OLD REGIMENTS WITH DRAF-
TED MEN NAY AT ONCE ISSU-
ED. GEO. B. McCLrLLAN
Maj Gen. Com Dig.
dis Excellency, the President.
Now all these measures which consti-
tute the ground and argumen. of Copper
head denunciations, and without which
there is really no just cause of opposition
to President Lincoln, were suggested and
advocated By the Chicago nominee, Geo.
b. Mcclellan, as constitutional in princi-
pie and expedient in policy. And the
Copperh eads who curse Lincoln for arbi.
trary arrests, emancipation aud confisca.
tion, the prosecution Of the war and the
draft, and support Mcclellan who ad-
vlsed them, stultify themselves, as well
as place themselves on record as traitor.
Gus knaves.
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING

Sept, 1854.
<-ro obtain any OF these letters the applicants mn
call FOR ,sdrerfsed fsffvs the ats his list ard
par cent for ADVERTISING
called within eas s~os they will be sent
10 tae Dead Letter ffice-
R5 resafsffor ths rst.~a a letter to the writer
u unclaimed within thirty days @ written or printed
with the writer's Rsms, Pastssee and State acrsss the
ie;i-hid end Q; the easela, the face side will he
coine with a tbs usual prepaid rate pS postage pay
rae when the letter ds,t red TO writer-sSc Is
Law. II
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Battle with Indians

81. Louis, Sept.
The Sioux City (Iowa) Register, 9Th
ult-, says MIR. Sells, of the Q1artern,aster 5
Department, just arrived from Fort Union,
reports battle occurred between Gen.
SallJ's command and about 5000 Iadi-
ans, near knife River, July 25th, 10
which the latter we're defeated With q loss
OF i6o. Our loss 8 killed ard 20 Of so
wounded.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILK.
I. 3 CgSrsAL rIasFT-u }
kEt XIX, August Zfs. lsoI

Z. 9 GsSrsAL uasFT7sI
kEtSsx, August ZG, le6l
Proposals to furnish milk e. Gene, Al Ila.s.
tai In this eity fer tie Of eght months rr,sc
ing sept lS'h lsea will be received until sept 18th
The proper gaerantees viii tp required that ne aEsf
shsii be sweet pure and anet!uiet delivery. Jls
gasitity reauirei n be frcuA fftv T. s,y.=t /, 20
Tons Per day. hst birds will ba tsnsj-r,t fr @pv -. -
ly ffOgi eight gallons daily apps s u ~. f,lI a,It
i. h. TAYLOR
aug55-dtd sarpeon u 8 Vols 4, rtsr~.
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Washington, Sept 2.
The Republican says the fclfoving dis.
patch passd through the Portland. Maine
telegraph Office yesterday:
st. CatasrIne Canada, S. pt. l.
To Hon. Il. Nier, Halifax:
Platform and Presidential nominee un
satisfactory: Vice President aud speech.
Is very satisfactory. Tell Fillmore no, 1,
OPPOSE.
(signed,) Gro. Y. SANDERS.
The Commercials Washington specia
says Gen. Hunter has been releas led from
command and is in Washington.
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DIED

August n 1864, IaASSs LevIst. only dae ghtar Of
u l. ana Virginia c Milan aged 10 Bsel tbs and days
Tas friends Of the family invtei attend Frl-
neral ake place to-day 10 o'clock from the resi-
denee, Fulton, between 18th std 18th streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03

ra- A friend Just from Galepa. Ills.
informs US that he actually saw geese
uaolng across the river at that city.
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Baltimore, Sept. 2

baltimore, Sept. z.
A special dispatch 10 the A d be rican,
dated Charlestown, Va, Sept 81. says
connoirsances have established the fac,
tha. EARLY has not lef, AMI has nb iuten-
ton of leaving the Valley, aud hi. head
quarters are q: Bunker Hill, hal: way be-
tween Martinsbufr and Winchester r He
Is busiiy engaged in repairing anl putin 2
up telegraph Inc, and he has alreAdy tel.
egfaphic communication with Richmond ]
sr0m this side of Woodstock. He is also
receiving re'ntorcemenis. and Fit1 Hugh
Lee is known TO have received sod horses
t'r his cavalry, which is said to humber
5000.
There is regular stage line from Win.
chester 10 Stanton, which runs every day.
Officers aad soldiers are receiving short
fnrioughs 10 go hume and return tb Win
chester, which does not iook as tbou3h
the eneny intended leaving the WILEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
FROM ATLANTA.
Capture Of Atlanta Coohrned..-Scv
Battle .Foag ghs---Gon. .Hardcc Killed.

Battle .Foughs.-.Gon. .HArdeo K.lsd.
War Department, J
Washington Sept. 2. E
To Maj. Gen. DIX 3:
Tbs following telegram from General
Slocum dated this day ia Atlanta and lust
received confirms the capture OF that city:
"Gen. Sherman has taken. Atlanta. Tss
Goth corps occupies the city. TIE main
army y on the 4Acoa road leaf Eattpoint
A hssee ~ tss2ht at that poiasii xlish
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Zen. Sherman was successful. Particu-
lars not koown.
(Signed,) II. w. SLocuA.
Maj. Gen.
An unofficial report states that battle
vas fought near East Point, Geo. Sher
man With Hood. TIE rebel army was
cut In two With very heavy loss to the
enemy. Gen. Hardee was killed. Our
loss is not known.
(Signed,) EN-. SrAnros
Sec'y of War,
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mcCLELLAN' PRIVATE PIEnGRS
TO THE PEACE LEADERS.

TO THE PEACE LEADERS.
We make some more extracts from tbs
chicago correspondence of Judge Thayer
OF Muscatine, notorious peace man and
uamitigated sympsthizer, who was ipfa.
nous enough 10 preside over Byinpton's
Iowa City Peace Convention. These ex.
tracts indicate the manipulatons 0 which
Mcclellan has submitted from the Val.
'andighamers and Woods, aud show tha.
ne has been moulded like dough in their
hands TO their purposes. The letter from
which the following extracts were made
was written before the nominations came
of, but after it was clear tha, McCle,la,
was to be the man. Thayer says:
The chief topic of the speech.mskers
was "pesce,' and those who yelled the
ioadest for Mcclellan were the most en-.
thusIastic peace men. The idea which
prevailed was that Mcclellan would get
more votes than any other mau-tb that the
risk the party run IN nominating him was
less than tbougA SEYMOUR, Perd.eton .or
"apy other msn' = luid be the candidate
--and that wi cleead, Mcclellan would
be trusted to huRe bout an honorable
peace equally as w-ii as the Other gstle.
men named.
Leading peace men-radica. bitter.
anti-wsr men--have the assurance from
some source, that McCieiaa is as much a
peace man as the party can want. and ;f
nominated on such platform as the con.
ventioa has adopted will be elected. and
the country saved from impending rum
The gre at desire of the masses in attend .
ance here Is TO defeat Abraham Lincoln
And the platform it will be seen below
is pronounced entirely satisfactory by
this blatant organ and advocate of the
Byirg'on, MAhony sympatbisiny peace a.
any price wing If the Copperhead par.y.
lie SAYS:
At 4 O'Clock the convention was cslle ID
to ORDER by the President. The Commit
tee on Resolutions then made their report
The reading OF the resolutions was ioter-
rnpted by applause which cast All other
applauses thus far grea. ways in the
shade. The resolutions have before this
been examined br the readers Of the
Courier, and they can Judge whether the,
come up to tbs mark or not. No one
can doubt tiat as far as they 60 that ,bey
a'e sound And do they not 60 far
enough.
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Nss York. Sept. 2.
Gold closed tonight a 244 at the
evening board.
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L EOKUR CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IN The rirss session lof the "a, vgr, Or ,l,, I,,,,.
tat9n viii oisel,
aN noNnAY NEXT, SEPT. srH.

Ss NoNDAk NEXT, SEPT. 5fH,
In ihe sew Badine cornet ~ Seventh and Blonaeau.
fai''9a n t-e C.assie4l hsft-eit. r-lu.iae Iatia
Gr-~k Lis hef lathe uastics .,sotf,v flt ts.-t =
pr -ess49p. SiZ O..
kaElI-a Department ir.clr.sirK rrrlist t;-str-,,r
'-sfsihy arihniette Algebra, bcek h. r.pe nistory
and AL Primary -fgfisSt 10
w account " In ifcreass o iricas * all articles q
'ins hsF- ~ifsbeesi my Ftes VI tui'e q per cent.
s1"'T al tss9 have tlrLasrlY Leea ncc e s.z =
nen ~ the Sct5Ul IN it6S
tSs'ct :" 4 a-st-ted by gentleman f-o the Rxst
Fl' comes N3fa tie bert ~ tesL aialAis fr eAreri-
r. i.actrrS 9Th ss % a llty - ttA1 anu EGytf
-cls.-ti successfully.
5Irg gehfe.ner trer thi4 School have cntere. The
sPh. aud tnnior tlaSs-s a or tsst fa.t.n Ci
les. AMI hav s5raainie. lsl staasis4 irf tAr r.
ssectire Ct4=~ess
saGsf-iIw " VI JAMESON prf-ris.,
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Louisyiile Go.. a

Brig. Gen. Pratt, commanding wester,
district 81 Kentucky, has juss received
. telegram from the front anuou ncinr ,b,.
Shermau's advance entered A,lan,. :.
3 o'clock this morning. No far.hcr par.
ticnlars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
V,HE KE0KUK FEMALE SEMI

III hLC NJ II M = l. q = La l.
NAgY vii co4aInsl.ee lis s..,esth 4,-.l ~. var
Norcay. ser5t II r.. e#4s. + 4. Nv s.s- .e.. >,
is-ted atd hnfFofe The seftissrs ssf-crtd % the
s1ix % nstrs IN tndes The aIsice o le Pfincip
Ms : WILLIAMS. ~ y CRAVEN
M.~ ~ W. 4lNhkk. slis~ A NJ NiE.1IANs.
IA sies q ease p.ees 4 Al KIND. of iasor O,
all aFsics - Eting If rents AID ~ - A7i.a az e~As-
sese4-F the ptlss " tr4va dtaraae ta en-t;n- 80
vii -, pa terat, -
Is tn, Seminar Department t..... - 80 10
In the fnfer1n4ssste ~ r art,liet.t ....... 8,
Latin. extra .......-.. a.,
French, .-...... m
Win the character Vi the inst -t,et ~ IA t}s Ss,-,,a,
hs psllic ar sir aly srlinoet IL -rlas of raiti
VII e Land IN c1Tpsrts'n iow tho-e VI aps tss IT,
tussa ol lis nv sa@ ia the riiv
No pupil viii he ca4rg~t les than half a TERN NJ
af~nce da-iucfr fr is .hen ina. t.r~ .ser- ~ the
saseralios Of tse PrineipaL W THOMPSON Pr,
al. SrEcs4. Sety. fau-y-sa,x ~
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Atlanta Captured.
ailadelphia. Sc,

Philadelphia, Sept. 2.
A well founded report this evening
says that Gen. Sherman had occupied
Atlanta. A semi-official dispatch is said
10 be the basis Of The report.
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LATER.

A Philadelphia evening telegram has
been received from source of the highest
credit, dated MARKETS., Ga, stating onr
advance guard entered Atlanta this morn.
ing. '''oi u
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There viii se Preliminary Cnrrsc tn 0ct-ber Fe4 m
tas whole c1i 81, ll.d In avan.s including N-trirle
and bissee N assur4nt 10 st.0 F,r fIr.h-- m
nation, cifcnsAT, aaiIess
aas2S-dA~lm CHARLES A. POPE beau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
THE DRAFT

Is another topic on which the copper.
heals are vicious and for which the Pres.
ident is denounced az tyrannical usur.
per, and whose authority in the enforce.
mens Of the draf. is deied and resistance
threatened. But here, again, Mcclellan,
the Chicago nominee of the toppefheads,
is shown by the REGARD to have been the
adviser Of the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
At. Louis Medical College.
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 1.

The Regular Leture. in ,lis Institution viii be c. a
ae3ced a. usaal On
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this fight, and whether their place be
found in our ranks or those of the enemy
will be Tor the Confederate Congress to de-
eide. They are already in the fight and
against us-Our own resources of men are
being turned against US. Shall we sit idly
by, chsttering about slavery and emanei-
patton, while Mimic balls from muskets in
negro hands whistle around US. Had we
begun this war with our slaves as we'll as
well as with their masters, Lincoln could
not now boast of his two hundred thousand
colored troops The past cannot be rene
died, but the future may be provided for.
Reorganize the army, consolidate the regi7s
ments organize the negroes and peace will
soon follow Leave affairs as they are,
and there viii soon be neither army nor
negroes, nor Confederate States.
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a2ral AaEneies.
TEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S superior street, Cleveland, ohio
l.. A. WILCOX

L. A. WILCOX
VIII receive on sac Real Estate Of all kinds-Im-
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &c, &C.
The following property Is now on sale:
EUCLID Sr-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, nesr Perry-Two lots, l. Gx200 #.
PROSPECT, near Perry-Two houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. ClGir--Une lot 30IiIz #.
SCOVILBE, near FOrrest-Bine house, with =
quantity OF fruit and large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner aierchant-Iot OF 6sXl6 e. .
L0RAIN, corner York-l1S story house, 10; SO
xIl6.
KlE5MAF, corner Viae-FWG lots 0xl5O #.
FORREST, n, AT KinsmRn-Eight lots BOX 22615.
MIAMI, near Huron--LeasehOld, ~ story house
with blacksmith shop and tO0ss.
LAKE, near Eris-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Tsylor-Eice nouse very cheap.
TARN-l4 aorss 10 MI .ss out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLINTON-House, two-story; lot 66xl9O.
CLINTON, corner Taylor u story house.
OHIO, corner CanRi-IOt. a dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
uiacturing purposes.
With other tensments varying from $500 to $751;
900.
l03 acres of Camel Goa Lands st bargain.
40 acres adj Joining Marquette
I6O acres Ia Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21< acres St. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House.
wANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $3.50 TO 5000 year. ocll:RS dkw
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