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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
STATE MILITIA.
ApJuTssr GrsEaaI's orrIcr, ,

AnJuTsNT GKsEzsL's OFFICE
DAVENPORT Iowa, Aug ~, 1894. I
Yen authorized iy this Department to Srgsai7s
The militia ef Lee cuay into Companies of less than
G}tg mere than one kssdr,d aKa one men
You viii notify your citizens in the most public man
Of yous authority 10 organize Companies and urge
tn M 10 sign eosspt my rolls at soce-
The proper number of persons having been enrolled in
any Company, mee,ing will he hed, after flse vs.
public notice. fer the elocsion &c officers company
roll ard ceshcat of election will then be returned to
this ofiee.
Your attention 10 called Sections II ard 10 OF Chap
ter 81. Laws Of 10th General Assembly requiring every
citizen liable 10 perfrm military duty enroll himself
~ member Of some Company and imposirga line OF
mot less than dollar than one hnndr col
lars for the wfifu neglect Of this duty. This fine may
be recovered before any civil Court upon the informal
tion Of the Captain Of Company. or Of any citizen.
N. h BAKER.
Adutspf General OF Iowa
Col. ia WALL J. n Hiatt, b. s. Merriam, keokuk
j. G. Walker, Fort Madison: Z. Semple, Dover
The Chairman Of the ehove Committee Is ready 10 or
gnnize all companies that be enrolled TO
law and the attention of all persons su'ct 10 military
j. A. WALL.
septi-dtf Chairman OF the Committee.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
DIR. L.. N. COWTHOy

Having recently heated in the town 81 Pennington
tef.s tire patronage Of oize,s in and country lie
to give n sciisao 10 the dssstss ae eied
with c~ueef Sefe Eyer. Deafness White swelling. scr
ua. Piles all stages Of Liver Diseases, Broneh
Phthzie ana ell other diseases that ,ysieuls cub
to in all their complicated forms, and ceEssMp
rA<s sot ats srtrsuf stsst.
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ooLGArEs HONEY soar.

This ee'eerstsd Toilet soar. In speh unsrer..,
demand. 10 nsts nom the choscest ms,esiais 4.
Mid aud e ma ottcatin IL. nature frngrauf,v
scented ard extremely BEN efSelal In It's action
upon the akin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
sssods Dealers t~raa,,a.
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i. S. $50 LOAN I!

The sssrstsryo Of The Treasury Owes notice that sui
'ipti0ns WIN be received for Coupon Treasury notes.
payable three yean from Aug 18TH 1854, with semjan
nna interest 1t the rate Of and threeten,hs per
cent per principal and interest both to be paid
In lawful money
These notes will be convertible at the option Of tire
holder At maturity into SIX per gold bearing bon
payable not less th'n Avs than twenty years
from their date. - the Government may elect They
viii be issued in denominations Of $50 $780, $780,
and IS oo and all subscriptions must be for city dollars
or some multiple Of my dollars.
As the notes draw interest from August Is persops
making deposits sussequcnt to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes At any time win BE- allowed
aconmission Of one quarter Of per cent
sPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
TITS National Savings Bank offering higher rate Of
interest than any other and ~ best security. Any
wings bank which pays s depositors in u r. Notes
siers that il Is paying In the best circulating medium OF
the country and it pay in anything better Its
own assets either in securities
or bonds sysbie in government paper
Convertible int Six PER cent. $40 Geld Bond.
In addition the very liberal Interest on the notes fer
three years the privilege Of conversion s now worth
three per per annuni current rate for
SD Ponds Is not less than per premisr and
before the the premiums six per u = stocks
twensy per cent. 1t siIibe that the actual
poat this loan at the present psrket Il lot loss
| than ten per cent. per
| It's Exemption from state or Municipal Taxaties.
Bun aside from ali the advantages have enumerated
special Of Congress tItHpt oil bends Treasury
seses fro iseai farassen On the average. this enemp
ton worth about per cent per annan according
the Of taxation in various parts Of the country
I, Is believed that securities Offer great induce
nsnts to eners ss those Jssusd b. the go,erneni In
al ether FORMS of indebtedness the faith atay Of pr
psties stock companies. separate communities
oaly Is pledged for payment, while the whoie property
obligations Of the United States
SUBSCRIPTIONS ~ the Treasurer Of the
United States Washington, the several ASST tai
Treasures AMI designated Dcro@i'srics and ~ the
/ First National Bank CT Etsknk. IsHa,
and by al National B.nss which arr Gepoes-ies o. pub
| lie money. and
! ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information and
| AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBsC RIBLRs
| sepf-2jsw1ro
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N0O
te m s-aew and reliable trcAtmeat-fn reports Of The
HOWARD $500 A-fosSent BIZ nail In sealed letter r
sstoTes free of charge Address liz ssFtiIs foCss,ox
Howard Assoeiat;on, No. South Ninth Street ph,lsae
pnia, IA sPrl-dksiy- :.
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NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC BOOK.
The Trumpet Of Freedom.

Aeoaiection Of National and Patriotic Songs,
Duets, Trios, and Quartetts conIris
RALLYIyG soyGa
CAMP soSGs
CAVALRY SONGS
MARCHING SONGS
BATTLE SONGS
VICTORY SONGS
HOME SONGS &c
nefng inc hest Coiecon OF War Songs published for
sciaiefs IN the fisid and their Friends u Home
Prize 20 cts receipt Of hch viii be sent
Sold hy all Music Dealers and Bookseller.
OLIVER DiTSuN 4 CO. Publisher.
septic ri Washington Street Boston
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AND FOR sALE-I have LOSS

T AND FOR SALE-I have 1855
- arres of land which wish to scll $40 acres lies In
Montro-e Bottom, IA mes n " OF the town Of Mont
rose 100 acres prairie and 100 fmoer $50 under
good fence four Cabins with three rooms EACH well Of
water at each, aid ts ponds OF water for stock also
large barn, wli framed and coversi pa lies AZ
mes north of keokuk and y miles west Of the Nssis-
sipp river. This trae; has Cairs, we'll Of water
stock water, lao under good fence
Either tract will he ,ld fer 81 80 per acre. divided
20 sut purchasers vm IS tn $50 per acre Liberal
Indulgence for deferred payments will he given Title
Ddisputabie. FRANK BALLINGER.
juiy1l DIFF
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|NOTICE.-A Fine Brick Residence,
xith 10 acres OF land, all improved. and Just cut
la. ~. rx,orate limits Keokuk for sale very low
Any one wishing desirable residence AT tergsin-
En,n;Ye N r. X. HART
irissadn No. Estes House, Keokuk
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DRIME LARU-For sai+ bv the Tieres
J. ~ july2 KELLOtsa EIRaR
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
Of Edmund KirkV about the
his visit 80 Richmond,

A card from edmund KIRK" whose real namc
Is james r. Gilmore, 81 West Ann street. Boston,
was puhlshcd In the Irlpgeriut- IL -elaai4a4s
Mr. GILMORE says, OF Inc cNTeYerend, now Col
Jacques, as follows:
NYith his (Jocqucs) supposed Emission" / had
nothing 10 do. I went with him, or rather he went
with me, for my pass directed Grant TO allow u.
r. Gilmore and friend to pass our lines to 60 South,
TO Richmond ON Sunday last and l can say
uucQuiyocally that the President knew nothing Of
bis accompanying me.
"Mr Lincoln though an old-time friend and
acquaintance Of Colonel Jacques, has not even
seen him for nearly three years.
GLOW the newspaper statements in reference to
our visit TO Mr. Davis originated, do not know.
Until . o'clock last night, when / returned TO my
home in this city, had communicated TO no hui
man being, except Gems Butler and Grant and
the President, the fact Of having been in the rebel
capital at all.
III am not, and never have been, connected with
the New York Tribune. At the earnest solicita-
ton of Mr. Ed. Howard Gay, the managing editor
Of that journal, who is q very dear and intimate
friend Of nine did consent, nearly two years
ago. to the Tribune Association publishing cheap
editions of my books .but that arrangement was
long since discontinued and / did, in July last,
write half dozen article for that paper.
81 have not, however, exchanged q word with
Mr.. Greeley or even seen him, for fully three
months, and / have no connection with him; in
fct ! know absolutely nothing Of his negotiations
This much, however in reference to that mush
talked Of matter being Yankee, ] can guess. 1t
will result in nothing. Jefferson Davis said to me
Sunday, land with all his faults 1 believe him a.
man of TRUTH This war must go on ill the last
OF this generation fall in his tracks, and his chill
drgn seize his musko, and fight our battles, unless
you acknowledge our right of self-government.-
We are not lighting for slavery. We are fighting
for Independence, and that or determination, we
will have
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

Appreciated tine loss which their native land had
Sustained by the premature death of one of her
trueat sons Arrived at the ancient burial ground
OF lluhronan the coffin was removed from the
hoarsc, and the honorcd remains oommltodEto
murmoJhcr earth, amidst the deep and caruost
emotion of the thousands assembled about the
grave.
Tbc funeral service of the Church of England
was read BIZ Che br0thgrs-n-law Of the deceased,
hc Roy. d. Gabbatt and the Rev. Richard Cab.
batt. iu most impressive manner Peace 10 the
ashes OF William Smith O'Brlcni Mon have DIFF
lcrcd as TO the soundness Of his political Vows
By some DE has been looked upon as o wild vi.
son.ry by oth}rs lac has been regarded rs poll
i.ioiuu OF sound and luminous yicws, That is %
ntc common 20 all men who take prominent
part ia rh,,t ,ite. The greatest practical phllos
uuucr Chat England ever saw-Edmund Burke
was not exempt from it. Even his integrity and
consistency have been sometimes contested
Those of William Smith O'Bron neyor were. An
Joined n saying chat he was the soul of honor
| Those who'huew him personally loved him those
who followed his political principles admired him 4,
those even who differed from him respected bin.
| Wherever the nows of his demise reaches one of
| Irish birth or descent sorrow win prevail mthc
land of his birth and of his warmest love, however
/ the deepest sorrow viii rogu for many long day
for the loss of one of her truest and uoblcst sous
| William Smith O'BriCu
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

By train which arrived from the break in the
road we have some additional particulars Of the
raid. At the point where the construction train
was destroyed, about three hundred yards Of the
track was torn up. The locomotive was thrown
off che track, but is not so badly injured but that
it can be repaired. The conductor, engineer and
fireman of the tran together with eight or ten ne
groes, were captured and carried of,
After falling back from Bear Creek the raiders
again struck the road at Loycjoy's and at several
other points above.
There was fighting last night at or near Jones'
boro between the raiders and Brigade Of our in
fantry which had been sent to meet them.
It is reported that the town of Jonosboro was
burned last night, which if true, implies that our
force there wos not strong enough to hold the enc
my in check.
The enemy after getting near Fayetteville divi.
dod their force, and we presume are acting in scpa-
rate parties. Gen. Ross was known to be fighting
one Of the parties yesterday and Armstrong and
jackson we're following the other, which they ap-
pear not TO have found up 10 laaa night.
The telegraph wire is cut in many places und We
are compelled to depend for news exclusively upon
courers and trains arriving from the break, who
bring the wild rumors of the country above.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
Horrors Of War.

m ,,. O.. 20 ,r,
lho IoHo"hG LetIef SPEAKS LOT Nse"' Iuo VIII
tor Is the youngest daughter of the Hon. Alexander
r. Bofclcr Of Jefferson county. Vrginia, detailing
i......,e Ill -, t,,, ...I,. -
'O "e' s's'' '''' '''I'"s "a '''''' ~
General Hunter and also the residence OF Edmund
j. Lee. whose place adions Mr.. Botelcrs. FOun-
t,i, Pool. ,r,,l,d to hollow belopood 70 Mrs. Bot
e'eE' MI AZ I've DO'o'oI '"'' lA'ln09' Vi 'Ho
House of Representatives in ISBO|Bl.
Cautaip Nartiudale was informed by ono of Mr.
r....r,,... ,r,,t ,r,rr,r,,, ,r,, mot I,r
ia-lei Dut tnat "I Aef Hotnor' h''''& 'een '''-
yoyed to her many years since
She artervard sent word to General Hunter that
m, vol r.,r,,,,l -, NJ, 1,,,r,r .,rI,, r,,,
'',' ''o '1''''J 0'' 9'' "''o
absent from nome aJ the Ilhe' NO one was there
except Mr.. Botclcrs two daughters and three lit
lo arard children. Wa envy not the man or men
-. ~ -.
WHO o"" onJ'y 7ucll "oo"' VI 0''nDI' SUI" "''"s''
SurrHERDsrowv JEFFERSON Co., Va
July 20, 1851
,r.. r,-,,,- s-,.r,, T ,,,,,.,so ,.,, ,riII b,,.o
wi 80. ,, Xxx o,,r 5,,- L,,,,ti
f, ,'' i, o,l IT,, ~; 'a Dl5as
1-..,.r.i-,. irst ,rtor dippcr T.iz,ie her fbroo
m o',gtIy, luaJ T1oi u''"J i,'Ats. 'ii,-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

rs The article which appeared in the Rebel
this morning under the caption of "Ihe Manifesto
Of the Confederate States" should have been cred
ited to the New York Metropolitan Record. lisa
most excellent and able article, and indicates
soundness of sentiment on tho great principles
which lie at the basis of the war, which is refresh
ing in Northern journal.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

The Philadelphia Ledger says cit is the opin-
ion of those well informed here, that the efforts to
raise recruits to any extent at the South for ser
vices in the Northern army will be q failure. It
has been calculated that possibly from 100000 TO
l5O. 900 dusky warriors could be obtained 10 the
next two months at the South, but the chances
are that not One-itth of even the smaller number
will be obtained"
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

A GREAT LIE.-The yankees are tho most incor-
rigible liars on the face of the earth They assert
that when Gen. Beaurogard exploded his expert
mental mine the other day, our troops assaulted
their lines and were repulsod with terrible suugh-
ter, but their loss was small We know nothing Of
their losses but we do know that wo did not mako
an assault upon their lines, and did not lose man.
--CgntfHsf
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~" A news,boy haied'us this morning with
"Buy Macon paper, sir'' "No' we replied,
1--WE are maxim papers ourselves and with an in-
ward chueke at the boys confusion, we proceed
ed to "smile."
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1DnC6m0ton, Q. c.

+ Ne5u6 ppn Baltimore. - Am
S1m8tau Morqen trai cine Delegation De-"
StoStrotbtS ppn Baltimore bier Elm. Sic wllr@
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columbia Snltitltt fir Su1bihmme tno Sltllpe
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pprueiteQt puroen, uno bant nd6 benz Capitol.
IS moreu i'm @an;en 26 8erpnen, barunter
audi Wtappr Chapman. 9lelelbe1 teprten
Q(benoS nab Baltimore Sarild.
Ser beppritebenbe Strait Siebt
bic oan;e Mufmertianlteit auf iid. @e9en 5000
W(unn iinO aI35ubebe1t.
Tarbtge 6reiwiIIig e. = Sim
Otermpntag traten in Cambridge, 0tp., $50
gteder in Die 2lrmee.
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len. = % @ebellen9efan9ene, Die int alien
Gapitpl iuBen, ~leiiteten ant San tag 0tpr9er
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ten
@eneral Smtler's 2ebem
BRIT
Parton

sr james Parton
ipirb am IL. Mprit a~useeeeben rperben.
Die auBerprbentli6e 0erbreitune 6ieies Werfe8 in Der
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alien Gbetlen tS Qantcs bertprserufen, bat Die 0erIeaer
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$l.00.
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@epr9 &rane. Gtrttian gpun9.
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