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The New York herald., 1864-10-08
AnD As AAUAAAV4O
Additional Extracts from the
Southern Journals.
JEFF. DAVIS on The BYBELlloI.
He Wants Men, and Declares tho Gov
srnsr II Georgia Z Scoundrsl.
rnn s,ruIr,sx Ar l11IarA.
n EGsrt ts Crush sAsrnan % Naps-
lssl was Crushed At Moscow.
GEN. SHERMAN'S PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
~-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tie Reply Of the Governor Of Georgia
10 tho General.
HE DECLINES TO NEGOTIATE.
News from Mobile, Charleston
and Texas.
--~-~~~>~o>>~~>~~-
Meeting Of The Unien Prisoners at
Savannah. Ga.
TINE LATEST REBEL MILITARY NEWS,
~. g.. ~.
News from Mobile, Charleston
and Texas.
Meeting Of The Unien Prisoners at
Savannah. Ga.
Tnl LATEST REBEL MILITARY NEWS,
ks. g.. ~.
JEFF. DAVIS on TIE REBELLION.
Ms speech i'm Salisbury, North carolin

Ills Speech I'm Salisbury, North Carolina.
(from the Richmond Enquirer, Sept. 28.1
President Davis passed through Salisbury, N. o. few
Gays ago. route for the South He greeted at the
leDot Of that place by large number Of citizens The
salisbury Wa fchns0n Says
On the arr vai Of the train, being certainly ascer
1nned that hc was aboard, he was waited by Mayor
Aaver and Messrs Hall and Suobsr, who conducted him
- ths platform, from which he delivered pretty little
opeech.
He paid high compliment to North Carolina, to the
0rmness and patriotism OF her people, and especially to
- eAantry OF her troops, as evinced on the many
Moody battle fields Of Virginia. beginning with the sst
Naes OF Bethel down 70 that of Kesns station He said
ssgh the tongue Of ssnder had been busy they had re-
Aoed every pledge Of their state and shown their de-
enination TO be free and independent Of the hateful
690y.
= sAverted 10 our recent rsvsrsss sod said though
~ reverses had bealleu our arms and gloom hung
ever for the tme the spr OF the confcdsracy Was
Nnbrsksny and that ys under the blessing Of God we
II advissd al Gbs to bear rally 70 u. assist
Snos n tAoss brave nn already ne field The camp
Nv tho place SECURE the priceless heritage handed
hOwn by Revolutionary fathers. Let ersry solds
nm absent reuvr a, 10 his cswwand If IN Lees
R0y. 60 there Eoods, 60 there; and let every man
= what he may whether in the army OF AZ home TO sus
fn the Efforts making 10 ibsrate from she despo'm
q 3 eruel enemy.
He ppauded the ladies FOR their service and
erug devotion the aad urged them to resolve
= harry who had shrxed the responsible duties
. soldier; bnt rather take the armed soldier who
~ proved bis fidelity manhood, battling for
common rights than no who had mol proved the possess
ZEN Of either.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
rhe stage Drivers Cneck Nuisane'.
rSrrrp e-Args ccMaIseroSERs' orvfcs.

Before Uommlssoner Usborns
ocr.7 7-Te Un0ed Stats ". Dents 0oyne-Ins ~.
cusei IS driver o. stage on ,hs Broadway and Nah
s,rec. liue and was arrested warrant chafsns nm
with refusing 70 return 10 passenger hs legal ensose
two cspts balance or the regular Fare, accompany ~
refusal with abusive anguasa The ssousea ss.,s ~. a.
bail n $500, 70 appear Monday rsxi for esamins'""
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
News from B11Ow Mobile.
TErono tha Rinh mOnd Ennuirer

Ihe Confederate M steamer Gaines: which ngassd % con-
Seported 10 be rdded that 1t necessary 70 beach
her has been repaired and put the Yankeee service
Thursday morning she steamed up TO within range Of one
OF Western shore batteries, which 6sed two shots aS
her Subsequently the steamer Eelna, another Of our
captured vessels came up and shciled the woods along
the shore In the vicinity or the same battery.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

where xfn As shield hlmsslfs u upon these rsnec.
ssous That rely 70 @s1s & %ss return 'ns y SssS
sas!sers, u there BE- aay otne. fsnsay sssii %
spp love my friends = aas na '0sv;: %y ss:
|frcn virginia % Georgia II ys,ginta 1s Stspeyy n
s.s: & 2; ss: :: s c:1 ysIs. sns:
enemy bad s'i ssss valley 10 the very gates Of
ssss % Ss ~ ss oss S
the Potomac, we'll nigh capturing Warrington tse,
ss sfss e ssDs .s ss = "a MY e
nan's march into Gsofgia raid. What would prsvst
tas~ nos Early ssSs .ssssra. y o .sa!sP 5,sg,
fssusssi..S s.sS 1ss ss S.s eTss. sossss ossai T.
spas a tAsss sssais Ny mind roansd over the whole
now absent without leave viii 70 duty de-
feat the srsmy with that hope am going to the 'front.'
wSs Ss1s oesd .e .a
sss ssDss It. 6. s.a
: lIron the Mason Telegraph and Gsnisdersss =.
cemplimest paid by the Executive 70 General Hardes
sobIs Georgian General Hsydss, haa done a tha. could
be expected Of soldf Or asked Of patriot" Vol said,
and true 10 the letter.
rnn Amy AND GENERAL JOHNSTON.
From The Charleston Courier.l
The editor q the Macon 0orrsdats has received PR
s ri an "
S q;
sS'es ;spS oa '''
The writer states that the officers having received
made, issued orders prohibiting and threatening 70
punish the offenders Eome Of The men, however, were
hold enough TO SET the order Al defiance.
JEFF. DAVIS AND GENERAL BEAUREaARD.
From The Augusta Constltutionalst1
Az public curiosity ID much exercised concerning this
distinguished hero and particularly at with
q Una IN ~
permitted 10 give the substance Of brief colloQuy be.
tween gentleman and President Davis
GENTrFMAN-Mr. President, We have heard here that
General Hood has been superseded. Is it sop
PsEspESTf %, have not heard it, and do not know
GENIIESAs--we understand that General Besuresard
to assume command.
PRnsipENr--General Beauregard will take any command
70 serve his country BE will pass through Augusta In
The quidnuDcs are welcome to draw whatever conclu
siops they please.
JEFF. DAVIS SPEECH At AUGUSTA, GA.
From the Charleston Courier, Sept 24.]
His Excelency President Davis passed Through An.
gusta Thursday afternoon On h arrival at the augusta
OF citizens who loudly chesred the respected
Chief Magistrate Of the nation at his from the
festations OF popular applause he appcsred the plat
form Of the car and made few remarks in which he
q no lime now for despair
dency that s essns mva oe dries from ths soil Geor
They must ssy. r WS. S. wives ssH
help to drive back the insolsns foe from their
borders We trugxling, said the President pre-
the heritage beQue,lhed 30 BY lathersths
right to govern oursevesthe right 10 be rssmsn II
lsacceed shall be happ9 and prosperous: but il
Co feieracy should ALL constitutional sovernmsnt po
ltioal dom viii fall aud shall be subject
banshment OF women and children from their homes
outrage which would surely bri0g down ths
irat RS the vsnassnce OF grsai God. lie sxhortcd
tne people, therefore, 10 bs firm and faithful and all
would yet be well.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
EIchangc or Prisoners.

EXCUANUE NOTICE no. T.
Richmond, Va, Sept. %, 1854.
All officers and men Of the yicksburg capture OF July
1898 who reported duty at any parole camp Of
the isssippi prior 20 September TO- 1894. hereby
declared exchanged. Ro. OULD, Agent Of Exchange
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Escape or II. D'Orsay Ogden, the Actor.
[TrQm the Richmond Diepatch. Oct. 81


Yesterday afternoon r. DOrsay Ogden manager Of she
officer in the same establishment put into execution
plan escape to the Yankees Previous 10 the depart
OF tho Fredericksburg train from this city thoy oy
some means gained access TO the private spartmsnt
Of the ladies' car, and not discovered till
the train arrived At Bowling Green, In Caroline
county, where their hiding place was discovered 70
the conductor and they we're placed under arrest but
we're in motion their way back to Richmond aud
eseded in making his escape. Ailyard was brought
here however ana nas been committed 10 oase inuu'
Ogden It will be remembered, recently failed 10 an ap
plcation under ka6ds before Judge Hayburton
for exemption from SERVICE and was assigned for con-
script duty AZ Camp Lee but since the decision OF
the Judge has performed service His exit from the
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
News FROM tho valley.
HEADQUARTERS, ARxy EoRrHrRy VIRGINIA.

Oct !, 1894.
corerA EARLY reports that all Of The enemy cavalry
has retired owards HarrisouburY and that thers pow
no enemy south Of North river. LEE
TIE SITUATION SERIOUS.
The Charleston Mrcry contains . letter from Rich.
mond sdm'stina that the situation 70 serious "Fshers
Hail." the correspondeus says, "is the strongest position
IN tbe Shenandoah valley, and Early has been driven
from that and to insure deyerancs must call out and
concentrate svsry available man.
The k.rc~yy says:-nwheu Early assumed the ageres-
sivc, aud crossed the Potomac into Maryland We ven.
turcd express the opnlou that such movement could
produos nothing but evil 10 our cause The
subsequent burning down u Chambersoura AMI
the military hourtshes about Washington ouly con.
tTmsd our fears. Tlme has passed on, and
we haye realized The fruits of this expedhiou. The
army raised n 10 The valley cf vrsn,a before General
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
News from Texas.

IFT0m inc MObI6 IT1DMhe.
We received yesterday Houston (Sxasj papers Of the
2Ith ult. They contain news Tho Texans far
from New England as Mexico. There Yankees
among them They work up their crops in peace
Bnt hope that their present blessed condition Will not
prompt them forget their struggling brethren east OF
the Mississippi river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

CAPT. L. w SHEPHERD Pursuant to
special orders from the Adjutant General
we notice that this gentleman relieves
Capt. Baiihache, late editor Of the Spring.
field State Journal, at Chicauo. Capt. Il.
goes to New York. Capt. Shepherd wss
and our readers hardly need the re.
minder-lateIy in command of this posi-,
and pleased everybody by his efficiency
IS an officer and his engaging manners
and great worth as a man. He has been
sick much of the time since he left here,
but bis health is now greatly improved.
As to his goingto Chicago, We are, firstly,
glad that be gess the place, and secondly,
glad that the place gets him. Capt. Shep-
herds record will be a bright one. and
his administration good one wherever
he may go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 70.
sy GAfFoRD CO., Produce Dealer.

frouR-superhne, s. 10 p Dbl, = sack, 4 50. pop,a
Extra, p Dbl, so, sack, s so Extra . Dbl o IA
per sack, co. Retail 5Oc p bbl and Csc = ssrk 6yh
WHEAr-Sprine, 81 20 10 10; FAIL 20 70 "a g -.
Coax MsAL-s2 so y 100 he. :"
BRAN-Whcat, 81 10 Corn, l Is = 100 n.
CoRs-New 60 to IS; old 1 90 = bushei
RrH-50 to soc p bush.
BAalxr-F.ll, co9I 90 sprins,l so0l q.
OAfs.-66c = bush.--
0nlKN APPL1s-006900c.
R0fArens-l 90 toll 20.
BUsfEl-conmon, Soc; Choice, ace.
Dees--16c
LARD-20c.
1a0uLDKRs--l0c n D.
eyD1s--23c = b.
HAns-23c , D.; Sugar Cured do, 2Sc..~
Wnfs BsAEs-Counon TO Good, q 2s0Sl rs, Pr.
Nevys Il 90
TALiow-12c.
H.I-Iinethy. SO oools %; halsd slp %; pr.,r,.
HIB.s Dry Flint, la1fc Dry saltsd, l2c;GrpIbv -,
price; Green, isGrsen Sheep Peits rs TO e co.
oxxps-Timethy, - co. Flax 81 rs.
1asn CAfrl1-e3 Is, to IS % Erues
e11xr-S& % 70 IS 90 Phead. s
Mco1-lactmy Tub washsd, roo soc; Fine fleece. %
Far Hoos-9l 90 motif
1nA2Unpe-60r4
nAeC tosl<c.
ysuyle 0enniss, -; double d. ooc
essnlsss. : bush., &c to is
tloas. hi, - 70 q.
- XbbL, - taa4.
g u bbi. ipApes) &
4119s-Wool 6eH 8 - 8 pises.
g & sSA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
financial au0 Commercial


BY Telegraph NV YcKx. Nov. Is.
Cotton--Heavy aud decidedly lower at 2s91 % for
mitdiing uplands.
Flonr-Stats and Western duh aud 2oc lower at 80
az As for Extra State; 10 554Ia IS for Extra K H. o.
aud 10 sasrll so Trade Brands market closed dull
whi-ky-Heavy at l T2l5a1 IS for Western.
Mhrat-DnIi aud nominal; Winter Red Western at Z rs
q ; %. Amber Mich 2 1892 40. latter extreme.
Kye-teuiet.
Bariey-null and 10 sc lower.
Corn-opeaej heavy and closed little more steady a;
7sts41 ), for Mixed Western IN store.
oais-Heasy Mt esas611c for Western afost sIsssc
la store
Hool-Quiet.
Rice--sluius at 1sig114e.
Cofee-Duli and nominal.
Sugar-puiI and lower, Cuba lp812ize.
MoIasses-Duii and nominal.
Petroseum-Duli; grnde for December 4Tc.
Pork-iIeayy and irregular, :! s543s 80 for hess
1Ja4o ~ d. cash and regular closing al
10 i2bs cas 81 003s 60 for prime and 50 % for prime
Becf-stesdy at 11:c for country meas; IL ooe1
~ 90 for r.pscked meas. IL oo24 60 for extra
Beef Hauis-Firmer in good request
Cut a-sts-tnchsns-d At EGlse for shoulders,
aud Is @2le for hams
Bacon sides-onie,; Cumberland cut reported for De
cefnher aud January at IL &lse
Lsrd-Heass aud loser az 2la &c, the latter
IRENE
Batter-Heavy at s2,Ss45e for Western, and acsssc
for State.
Chrese-Hesvy l5Gite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
LOIHy.
DIR. Fl. A N d FRS & @ o.,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon tie Heart Liver Kidnsys d
sestivs Organs, and Glandnlhr System.
The success which has attended the tAis remedy
Ia prsat practice, and the Enforcement medical
ostfs, enable TO commend il to the practitioner
and the public feeling confident that With far trial IL
viii attest its excellence the Chronic dis
Eases eh indicate Iodine such scrofnla Bronchitis
Skin krnpsions Heart Liver, and Kidney Diseases Ner-
soas Aaessons, Neuralgia kheHnssism, Dyspepsia De-
ti.ity- syphilis, ETC.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
oiine afer A. containing threeqaaxtes grzins sur.
Iodine Ia each fluid ounce water ssfrexs tefsS
ssed II Il not ahie TO decomposition srr
formed ina qnsltis neithcs the Iodine ydixed nor
n~Htrszsd by combination yth any ingredient render
ing ths any other method Of exhi-
ling Iodine.
run directions accompany each totte, that 1t may
used ss family medicine veil " the profession
Price dollar per bottle On receipt OF Eve soars
six bottles delivered free by express any address
Bewsre u Counterfeits and Inii.asioEs which uprnri
pied DEALERS endeAyor to dispose Of our
See our signature and trade mark 1.-THE Greek word bead
ing thn upon the ate wrappers Of
each bottle. without which none Is genuine
Circulars gratis-
DR. II. ANDERS 4 CO.,
physicians and Chemists
msy0dAvcm No. AS Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

Corrected By 5. HAmiLL CO.. Wholesale erseers.


spsAa-N. Orleans fair &c; prime, 25c; choice 2e<
New York. c, &c; New York, A, 2sc; crushed and Pow
dered - TO 3oc.
MolAssrs-sugAr House. osel 15c; Golden syrup,1 %
@sl 25-Sorghuni. 65@55c.
OorFEE-50c.
RIcE-I7c-
sopA-American, lie; English, L.
soAP-Palm, l25z German, l2lxcOl3.
CAxpLEs-Star, Sc: Mould 2l@23c.
TsAs-Yoang Hyson, 81 60G2 25; Imperial q rs q
81 rs, Black, 81 Is to q rs.
TosAcco-DNk Sweet, 6Sc; Medium Brands 90 to
25c, Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 to 81 rs.
NArIs-Best Brands 50 Is rates.
GLAss-sxlo Country % so City Is, ratssi
CoRpAax-a0 to Sic
Oar APPLEs-l1 10 12c n b.
Oar PkAcHKs-Hlfs IL to 1sc p b.
DRY CuRRAxrs--25c.
RArsrxs-s5 SO to Is so.
sALr--4 0o94 IS.
PxARL erARcH-11c.
MoLIsE WOODEN wARI-2 Hoop Pals - rs hoon
do - 10. No. Tubs ST. so; No. do, l6 90; No do
IL so Meats Sd do, 4 25 Wash-bcards, IS co.
TIsa-No. MackereI bbls. SIS 0o6$lp co.
No. do do SIC O06a&l7 O0
No do hf do I'll 00fall So
No 2 do hf do $40 0OalO rs i.
Hi bbis. No ] White Fish, 50 So
Orrs Coal OIL 90 Lnseed Oil IS; Lard OH n IN
oil so, Pisb Oil, 81 co.
CasEss-Denmark. % to Csc; Hamburg 2sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

ATTENTION, EVERYBODY I'VE found j,
yesterday. Found what? Foond the
place to buy goods at unprecedentedlv
low prices. Ii is the establishment of I.
M. Lesem Il Co., Main, between 4th and
9th. They have very large stock Of
goods, which were bought in New York
during the late panic, and which thew are
selling for at leaet IS per cent. cheaper
than you can get them elsew here, or than
Mr.. Lessen was selling the same QUALITY
OF goods for two weeks age. He has
large number of ladies cloaks, of fine
quality, which are very cheap. Ladies'
shawis, selling much below market rates.
Aadies' latest style dress goods, gentle.
mems dress goods. musins, flannel. ban.
ke's and notioas, and staples of all kinds
and all at low rates. G We them . e.u
friends, and convince yourselves that
What we have told you herein is true. and
e' unS. nov. 1885,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
E@ Thank the Lord Aud we saw II

@ Thank the Lord Aud we say II
with seriousness add solemnity unfeigned
We had yesterday one clear day. 1t was
treat, an angels visit. good thing. /,
brought out everybody, and everybody
was amiable. The tomorrow will have
become to day when you read this, and il
that TO day,t now the to-morrow) shall
likewise be clear and pleasant, we shall
al feel relieved. 1t will prove, what is
nos doubtful, that We can have two davs
OF Sunshine l.. succession without an
earthquake or something dreadful hap.
peuing. 1t will show th.t there is moth.
ing wrong in the machinery of the mi.
verse, and put elasticity into the spirits
of many driven to i'll humor and the hines
by nearly month of no sunshine. NOON
less and starless nights. clouds without
showers, and mud without rain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

Z
sellisss, veae - uempns1a
We are iadebtsd % Col. !. @. Todd and
Commissioners Horn for n ability 20 give
the vote of the Iowa soldiers q Memphis.
Il Is % follows:
ovsRToH HOSPITAL:
Liaoolu, ls0 Mcclellan. 10
WHISTLE HOSPITAL:
Lincoln, 1913 Mcclellan, IL
8ru IOWA INFANTRY:
Lincoln, AL CcCIellan, 8
The 10th Infantry which last year gave
minority for Tattle gives this year )
majority for Lincoln and Johnson
An incident occurredin tbs latter regi-
ment worth noticing. Many Of the boys,
jubilant that the regiment had gone for
Lincoln, ran up the "stars and stripes"
And two miserable specimens Of Copper
head humanity in the shape Of Captain
and Lieutenant, belonging to the 10th.
went to the Colonel to persuade him to
order the flag down. Colonel couldn't
see it. Hadn't been used to hauling down
the flag. Didn't think he would. Wish
We We knew the names Of those two gen.
tlemen; We wouli give them . small
measure of publicity. And if there are
any loyal men in the county they hail
from (and it would be bard to find any
county in the State that amt loyslO they
may be proud Of such representations
but we think hardly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
@A VOICE FROM vIcKsBuRa

VfcrkBrkS, Miss-, Aug. o. Issa
Or. John BuI-Dcar Sir: am happy 10 statr 10 r.
that have used your valuable Cedrnn Brers withrrs.
benent to ayse In general debility and prosratjon
my System produced by the unhealthy and miasmsc In
nuence Of the Mississippi river around yicksure hsyinr
been with Hen Grants army throughout iss whole
cru campaign confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed 70 unhealthy climates
II. W. ROGLE
Agent u 3. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept l6, lses-
On the 2ad Of July last submitted through an agent
OF mine 10 the Medical Director the al
Army Of the Cumberland sample my Ceirou Bitter
Tor and requested IT, AFTER be found Il
meritorous to sanction and approve It's among our
The following II the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen permission to chip 800 dozen once 10
nave II sold 70 sutlers. JOHN BULL.
II am satisfied that Cedron Btters viii % no hsrm
any one II taken properly and In moderation 49, no
objection 70 Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of Il 10
suffers A. HENRY THURSTON
Surgeon and Medical Director
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July ~. 1865
Vt John bulFs Agent, Nj, has permission TO eh,p
70 Nasbviiie, Tenn, - eTcss 500 doren 81 Dule a.
dron Bitters Tor sale to suffers In the army oulv
The Of the Treasury Department are to be
complied With strictly.
By order Of Major Gen. Hoeecfans.
WIN. n. WILLIE
Major and Provost MnTshal Gen.
For sale wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson Bartlett
'0'' AsoHuk.i Iowa aprl3dAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
LYor,a xAruAupor.

Kathairon II from the Greek word aKAthron or
KAtharo sisnying to cleanse, reuvsnAte and
This article y what lie gnihes. For preserving
restoring and beanyns the human hair 4 the most
remarkable preparation in the world. 1t is again
and put mp b. the original oprfetor, and Is made
with the same care, skin and attention which gave 1t
sale Of over one million bottles per annum
II isa most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradscates scurf end d. ndruff.
II keeps the head cool and slean.
II make the hair rich. soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from fAling on and turning gray
Hrestores hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should Lyons Kathairon II known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

~We are glad to meet Colonel Wall
upon the street yesterday. He has been
very unwell for some time. He showed
us letter from Col. Weaver, Of Davis
county, in which Colonel w. states that
they have three secesh. the probable
murderers of Wallace, safely ca ED in
Bloomfield. They are evidently wide
awake in the Hairy Nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19
Editor ofthe Gate CITY:

Editor ofthe Gate City:
As special agent Of the ST. Louis Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company. beg leave
to inform Mr.. Ten-Eyck. and wl,omso-
ever else il may concern, that | do no.
make my living by humJugying the
community, or so far forget the respect
due to myself and the Company am en-
gagged with as to misrepresens any other
Company in order 10 obtain business
which | receive solely through the in.
trinsic merits Of my own Company.
But presume. from the tenor of Mr..
rs advertisement of yesterday, which
appeared in your columns, and wherein
he warns the citizens of Keokuk to be-
ware of Life Insurance humbugs from
81. Louis and elsewhere, that he most
Judge others By himself, as he failed to
the inputations he cast IN
on St. Louis men and others, when ones.
toned by Mr. A. Bridgman (vbo il
the affairs OF the Stl Louis Mn
tual in this place. and myself, and as ba
plainly indicated that / was one of the
persons intended to be shown mp. / think
: due to the Company, and to the Com. |
p'nys agents, to publicly deny Mr. Ten
kyck's insinustions in his, to say the
east Of II, very underhanded and unpro.
voked attack.
This is Pill. Mr.. Editor, shall ever s.v
'pon the subject, treating any future
'piteful emanation from that quarter with
'"e contempt it may deserve
In conclusion, would utter ! vo,a
'' advice to Mr.. Ten 3yck. namely: Rv
s,,, your own self respect, ron
ny be more likely to respec. ot6er.
= respectable as yourself, and remembe,
his, that: noer
ne who the sword of Heaven wop,a ho. .
Must be as holy Is severe "ouia bear
remain truly you're,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

EB- AT Vicasburg, tie rebel authori
ties having sent Union family .ithin
our lines as +" traitors 10 the Confederate
cause" and coniscaied their property,
General Dana has sent family of rebel
procliyities to the Confederate lines, con-
iscated their house, and given the use OF
it to the exiled family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE. The Rev. Mr..
Hassall will preach sermon next Sun
day morning in the Unitarian Church on
the doctrine Of " Future Endless Tor
ments." All seekers after the truth are
invited to attend.