davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

~" The steamer J. II. Lacy arrived
here from above On Thursday, and after
stopping for three or four hours left for
St. Louis. DR.. Cook and family were pas
sengers from this place The DR.. will be
absent for several weeks. His return will
be anxiously awaited by bis many friends
10 this city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Ia We regret to learn that our fellow
.ownman Mr.. JOY, had the misfortune to
lose stack Of hay containing about 100
tons. This hay had jus. been stacked
when q fire vas set to burn around it; by
some means the fire communicated to the
hay and in a few moments the labor of
weeks was consumed
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
Notice to Soldiers.

WHENEVER any teams 60 to the Railroad I
w will transport turoughed or discharged
Soldiers from Sioux City To the eud of the Rail
road, free OF charge. and furnish rations and all
reasonable expenses. Call at the store of CHAS
r. BOOZE, corner Of Pearl and Third streets.
CHARLES 7. BOoGE.
Sioux City, August 9th, 1s64--4w"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
HOWARD TION.
PHILADELPHIA.

nIsEASES of the Nervous, Seminal. Cripar.
/ and Sexual Systems-~new and reliable treat.
month reports ofthe II Toward Association .Sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charc -
Address, nr. J. Skiilin Houghton Howard Assnci..
tion, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia Penn
sylyania. vols mol -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Bay L CHAPMAN 1T will be seen that
the name of this gentleman appears on
the Democratic ticket as Candidate for
Congress. He is personally unknown to
US, but bears high reputation for int.
gritty and talent, in the locality where he
" best known. As he lives in the most
populous portion of the District, and is
highly appreciated there, he W i'll undoubt-
edIy give his opponent-who has no
strength where he is best known, and
whose late railroad operation must kill
him in the West-a hard fight, May
success attend him, and may we secure as
a representative from Ibis district citizen
Of the State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

~ WHERE ARE OUR SPoRTsMEs p
The country is literally inundated with
Srkeys, prairie chickens, &c. Wan. of
tAe is all that keeps US at home when
tn1 il 50 much game abroad.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

eT- Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce
tie name Of N. LEvERIkc, as an Indepen.
dent Candidate for the Office of County
Recorder at the coming November election,
and much oblige, MANY FRIENDS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

EB~ Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Pos; Office at Sioux City, Iowa, Sept
3Oth, 1864. Toobtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call Cor a,lrertised let.
ters, give the date of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. If not called,
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Z. r. Bishop, Charles Baushn, J. w.
Caldwell. Francis Charity, John Freeman,
James Ferris, c. GuiIlaume, J. P. Me.
Pherson, Anericus Overton, William
Pierce, J S. Prescott, H4rmon Tyner,
Daniel Waite.
J.C. C. HOSKINS, P. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Boy RELIGIous.-Rev. NJ. TlxGLEY is
absent, to be gone over the Sabbath. His
appointments last announced are pos,pon.
ed one week.
Rev. Mr.. WILLING, the Methodist Min
lister lately moved here breaches in the
Congregational Church to morrow at 103
o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev. s. PHELPS was in town last Sab.
bath. He has made arrangements to leave
here On account of bis wife s failing health,
This is an occasion Of grief to his church
and Of sincere regret to everybody else
BY bis pulpit gifts, his warm and kind
disposition and his pleasing manners, Mr..
Phelps has won the esteem aud attachment
OF the entire community. An affectina,e
remembrance Of him will abide here,
while the best wishes of all will follow him
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

1ss" Jack Frost mabe his appearance
here on Monday night, and "nipped"
things pretty thoroughly. Pitch in old
fellow. the grasshoppers are ahead Of you
this time. ..-. ... .....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

WHAT WILL CEASE AFTER MAgcH,-Mr
Stewards little bell will cease.
Mr.. Lincoln's jokes will cease.
Mr. Ssanton's prison certificates will
cease.
MIR. Wel!es' long nap in the Naval De.
partment will cease.
A great host OF fraudulent contractors
and corrupt Office holders and government
spies and military satraps Of the Burbridee
Darlington school will cease.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

BY Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of DIR. Faulkner, Oculist, in another
column.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Bay The r"opie Of this city are under
many obligations to our fellow townsmen,
john Ii. CHARLES and c. X. SMITH, for
their successful efforts in securing credit
for this township Of fifteen additional men
who had beet enlisted in the military ser.
vice in Dakota, but who were citizens of
this town at the time. The effect of this
arrangement will greatly tighten our quota,
and gladden. many anxious hearts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Egg" Did you see the last number of the
Journal? Spicy Institution. A. W HUR
BARD and his friends must feel proud Of
having secured in this locality such an ex.
tensive medium for the propagation of
their abolition principles. We understand
there will be no issue Of that interesting
paper this week on account of the indispo
si:ion of the editor, or the tax list or
something else
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

D6 Row AT FORT RANDALL.-This
rmilitary post was made the scene of one
of the most disgracelul, drunken broils
which has come to cur knowledge for some
time. 1t appears tina, the head quarters
of the commaniant is also the head GUAR
tiers Of lodge of Union Heaguers. That
the commandment had been in the habit Of
locking out of the building some of his
brother officers who claimed a right Of
entrance, and who on the night of the 22d
while all parties were considerable under
the effects of liquor, made violent assault
upon the building with revolvers, eleven
shots being fired from The inside and cut,
but those within being strongly intrenched
were able to hold their position. Whether
the besiegers having failed in taking the
place by assault: will surround it and cut
off supplies We are unable to learn. Per-
hnps General Su!ly's arrival from above
may get up a diversion in Some ones
favor-at leas, we have no doubt but that
1t will effect a suspension of hostii,ies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
Select School.
Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT, TEACHER.

"ILLopen on Monday, May 9th. in the build
w ing known as tho Land Office.
rerms-TwO Dollars per month. Tbe
object Of the hool will be prepare pupils
High School. Onlya limited number Will be receiy.
cd. Mrs. A. n. WRIGHT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
"B" STORE,

And offer for CASH, at reduced prices, my farm of
so acres under cultivation, with good house, and
within one mile Of the business portion of Sioux
gold with 81, 900 worth Of furniture House and lot
on Pearl street, and several lots in Sioux City two
good horses, single and double harness-two white
Swans, two years old; two hives Of bees one Hen
rvs rifle, Is shooter two gold watches and chains
--25 cords of hardwood and cottonwood.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

EGy' The steamer General Grant arrived
here on Wednesday last, on her way
below. ra@ ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
OFFICIAL PAPER Of THE COUNTY.
ALI over Town and County.

b~CALLED ON 70 DIvIDE.--One of our
largest government contractors has Just
been advised by the Chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee, that be was
assessed $1,000, and would Immediately
remit that amount for the purpose Of aid.
ing in the election of the Republican
candidate for President but a. Mr.. Lin.
coin has probable been anticipated, and
this contractor been obliged to divide
before, he will hardly feel like complying
with this las. demand Mr.. Lincoln should
be better informed Of what his local a. gents
receive before he makes bis own personal
acquisitions. We have very little conf d.
dence in the honesty or the chances of
success Of that candidate who is CEN elled
to have recourse to such measures to- Saesy
on political campaign. This is not an
isolated case. Everywhere oil over the
land government contractors, government
officials and government thieves are re.
quired to disgorse portion Of their i'll.
gotten gains tor the purpose of adding
four years more Of blood and bankruptcy
to the almost inevitable ruin which the
last four years have entailed upon our
country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

~. All kinds Of FURS and HIDES will bring
the Cash at Store,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01


Coats, Hats,
Pants, Caps,
Vests, Boots,
Shirts, Shoes,
Cigars, Tobacco,
Yankee Notions,
&C., &C.,
Purchased before the late advance In gold We in
tend 10 give customers tho be fit Of our bar
gains aud ndersell all competition. We have also
= large stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
.-. = All the popular Prints,
Hosiery,
Woolens,
White Goods,
Dress Goods,
Atvery low prices on the corner of Pearlst. a nd
Lsvee. Goods Warranted to give sat.
isfactt0n n all G asses.
volano4s ISAAC HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

Gs- We will pay the highest market price for all
kinds of Produce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-07-05
THE NEWS.
FROM rETERsEURG-sATrRD,Y

tHuA fLTkRSEuHC- sATuHphi'
The following tffciAi despatch from ueners'
Lee briEga AZ order out Of chacs" in renpectt to
the recent curiutGs III thu tn;assmentn Will
Wilaon'a raider:
IinQRs. Army NORTHERN EIRGIEIL,
July ls:, !"Gl.
Hon. Secretary IF Uar:
General Rsauregsid reports u feeble dcmons!rn,
lion inside by the enemy on a portion Of General
.Johns0n's lines ab1rtI j. NJ, yesterday. lila
skirnishers, supported by two lines OF troops
drove in our line Of skirmishers, which WAS re-
established at dark.
In tho various conflicts with tile encmy's cav
slry il their lnte expedition against the railroads.,
besides their killed and wounded left OIL tho
field, ono tbousRnd prisoners, thirteen pieces OF
artillery, thirty wagons and amhnlHncca. many
small arms, horses, n~r..nanee s.nros and several
lmndrai Negroes, taken from tbs plantations "Il
lhci! tfata w,,e raTtdT-i. x. L. lEt,,
%tieneiAi.
~InlerGft biH1I"e, ~in:eEse ne lie day o7Hisa
m when innkes cfthnsiasm will reach iz
:.rrao. To.'1ay il tie I" leat DAY Of grace" al
loved the Federal array. III which to sustain
itself. Should they mako O general assault
upon Petersburg and meet with that cepu'se
nl ~ confidently expect, the tide of Wal is
forever set against them. They will mover
rcr,yer tho lISt anirnua with which fourth OF
July uliskey and L.uhr"mf.e will inspire
them. The fourth d July lc"t, they arr l"st
with it.. Tloir gario ID eLdrd. and Grant and
Lincoln and tho uninn canse all go up the
spout" taget!scc.
Ga Sn.n,i.y The rhffny continued t, throw
shells III i.y ,.i'y. without noticeable i~c-mi!.-
No mnycmrn:a nf any inip"rtance TRANSFERRED.
On yesterday the cEclny commenced throw
Ing shel!s, ut III carly hour, wiii, Considerable
rapidly, and many thought it "as the lmeiH-
ming Of II general boinlaldmci,t. but towards
midday the fire nianteEeL aid scc,, ccaat j
altogether. Ali remained quiet from noon ~
to the date of our intelligence last night.
AFFAIRS IL rgcsT OF ErsRrBuaG-THE FL
RING D N THGE.DAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sAECe-HoR OF THE RAIDERs-THEIR aE
TREAT A RoUT-AoRE VALUABLE CAPTURES.
The heavy firing Of Thursday evening. re-
ferrsd to in Fridays Express" has sinnn
been more fully explained. I,"ccurTsi to the
right Of Battery 5, near tho City Point Road:
about one and o half miles from Petersburg.
The enemy made two puny assaults OH OIL
quits brigade, which tho brave and waterman
0sorgiaas repulaei with scarcely ~ ef"rt.-
This concupiscent Yankees else ad7aneEd on
Graoie's front, driving in his skir,nishers, but
~ soon az our line Of battle opened, the ane-
my fell upon their faces Just behind 4 little
hill, which afforded ample. protehtion. Tho
invincible Alabama koys had no sooner deliv'
cred their volley than the cowsrdly Yankees
felt what little courage they had tozins out,
and erept back, seeking shelter under the
cover Of their trenches. Our loss was too in
! significant to Justify special mention. That
Of the enemy was believed to be considerable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-07-05
I}il!ll:!olW

-. ,S..st - sl.E,t4t.E:E.

..ygr.iI MORNING, JULY ), 1864.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-07-05

The tOllowin: tffcinl despatch from ueners'
Lee bfirga '' order out Of chaos" in renpect to
the resent curia,cs i'll thu tn;%aEsmenln Will
Wild5n'a raider+:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

H Gen. Andrew Jackson, who gain
ed some reputation in the war with Eog-
land half century or SO ago. spoke very
highly Of the gaiIantry of negro troops,
and similar opinions have been expressed
BY Gen. Thomas and other regular army
oficers of high standing in our ows day.
Per contra, Lieut. Col. Merritt, former.
ly of Jim Lanes staff and now copper
head editor Al Desmoines, asserts that ne
gro troops are Of no account whatever.
1t is proper, under the circumstances, that
those who have hitherto had faith in the
military judgment Of Gen. jackson and
Gen. Thomas. should make haste to re-
nounce their crude opinions and give iu
their adhesion to the more reliable views
of that great military ohieftain, who BY I
three months service achieved the high
position Of an appointment on Jim Lanes
staff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

~The copperheads are very jealous
and very envious Of the negroes, and we'll
they may be, for in the future, when the
history of this war is written, and the glor-
ious triumph Of the Government over the
rebellion is recorded, the negroes win be
accorded the praise of patriotic devotiou
and hercism in support of the cause Of
Liberty and Union, while the copperheads
will be stigmatized ~ the enemies of both.
Copperhead opponents Of the war may Be
tolerated now in abusing the patriotic
eolored men who are periliug their lives
in defence of the country; but the day
will come when these peace-sneaks would
gladly change places with the patriotic
negroes who will have their share in the
glory of saving the country and crushing
the slsveholders' rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
sIzos OF E.sraRsBuRo.

sharp Skirmishiag-Revi Of CSlorea
Troeps-aeAvy CAauoaadinH 0atA 20
Founder Parr otts-EnenY Si1eneeA-
i 1mpestaAes sfFsstsx's 1evsAsat.
Times Special
rss Washiastoa, Jsne 60.
Latest advices from Grants bsadq uar-
ters report only such OCCASIONAL skir mish-
ing and artillery practioe - is the inev-
liable result from the close proximity Of
the two forces.
A ninth corps corresposdent, dated
18th. At noon. says there u no material
change in oar position. Both sides con-
front each other with long lines Of breast
works. A sharp warfare is going on be-
teen pichets for ihe advantage.
Burnside, to-day, reviewed the colorsd
troops. They eviacsd high degree of
discipline. =
The Hera Ids 18th corps correspondent
says FOR tue days nothing oi nomspt hss
occurred except the regular Eve. mieuss
discharge Of SO-pouud Parrott shells into
Pesrsbarg-
We now have perfect range, and when
~Ss 6~uc ytySu se4Sy 1au uVvO On uysusAe
bat mirth to the 'iuhabitants.
The rs,bel works between this corps and
Petersburg are hardly anything more thsn
rade.p lts. ~sa9 sssNsss4 as w~sss
DsAertsrs are constantly couipg inte
our lines.
'rhe same correspondent, 9Th, saya
~. o'clock the rebels, tired Of uitnAssina
the discharge Of our S0-poundsrs, epea.
, ed with their heavy guns on the other sidl
Of the Appomatox. The frst she'll strast
the parapet Of our battery. The rsbsls.
however, saicslsted uithous ti,sif Anl
Tho hsavy 30,po.sders wsEe immsdiassly
turned gnep thep, apd Aoveu, Logal
asd Jsuss opsaed, followed ~ AShleu
with 70 pom 1fers, and neeShSt dsHospe
Cd afurivss shsliin9 = tks sisy xitk 10
eePstee1ts a1tlpq fannceoeeneion
Islll pousise shovsS q - 1Rs9 ito sk,
| s stirnliSt fliA Ss l)Ssn 1)Siis ~
Ifs6tl3 sik1SS1s ~ So1d i ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
f6tyA :~FRIDAY4JUIN. 4 3R5 .nsI

lsa Z IS .ssss -, I{.sde:s = a'Iss sSs
loser l6s1 sAssAlass spsnI| s7ss psaiIiso.
Or. ths .IS1Issiisa'gi, Isis' |, I. 4 ~ ~ aohp
sPsar stsppad inss. ~ 6stn. aud h.d
SO down sle1A AeslsksHs( (sssh vhssb
pssveaAA sSsss M tS(l,t 81 - v}ieh the ron,
wossd isal JselssssEys, = }se,f.ss, .iiiip-
pja 6Gtft 6hs0, 81 dsau ensso Spasl
md the iiflsif' ~ k.sdi lIsl %. she
bcssom witk terrible stftnd,s !: DtSsrs
= ~, - lncsPea Ssath H. So wss
sssy Ast, - shsn i - Ill - 81,
i III ~ slasx d liisss ao striks
aebotson, lnor brsak. aaa Aiskeseh .Mr.
.SpsAfSas 1ons~has injured By ths jar,
sill - Was mol dieabIed. -Hs i scx ,at
work. n. DuslAp, ) isllov ~ssknas,
vhs Grasped the pops viii kis
hasds and attempted 70 draw !. % the
aide Of the tovss. and Tins check its spesd
b friction, had she lesA ssrn from Il,
Palss Of bic ha.ie ard fngers 70 sses
y extent thas i 10 feared they - ruised.
All Of orr interior State exchanges
contain Dotss Of preparation for celebrating
The coming Fourth Oss people hsvn't
forgestsn tho birthday Of oar National II.
depeDdeaee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
CHERlFFS SALE.

~ STATn o. IOWA. LzR Coryrr-A
~ viFtne Ox gensra exccntioa - ~ dhrcFeA issed
BY The Csk of The District Coaft Of dcosny. In fsof
" I" e usIe. Aad AGAiask 4 T. heast sad g. bens-
r. VI drcrre against Bohn Don2hpe asAnsh<ss
ss i-d upsn AA4 wia sell - the hirhsss bidder
te fro0s aoor of the Clerks ome4 of the Di,trS
0osnt Of Lee co~aty. Iowa al K-okuk In saA county
ON the SOFA d~y OF Jny A. D. 1854 the hyurr ii
. cciock A. ~ aud clock r NJ oizaue.rfns - !
o'clock p u of said day the fbslowine fsspsrfy t,t
Twenty ~ f-e& "a sae u ~ tan fv, IN
an VI to se<ven ull In block reA suel In sht
city cf kscauk benT - fses oss t3ssk ie str~e
80 sesf dssp TO an ncisdang tne ay In saia block
Ls~ ccussy, fo~a IT
rak@a ssiei upca and 10 be scd tou.4~fy saia wi,
Of cxecatioo.
K~cknk, Jasy !, ~. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Foe " - EA<ziT of Lee CO. Ios =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

"A seeting Of the ~iwosl-gss~ers Of
southeastern Iowa assembled At Fairfield
juno 26,h. and adjourned i'll The I'd day
of the State Fair It Burlington.
Tho Dubuque Times inquiries The
whereabouts of Sarah. Jane Helms, who
has lived and may stiIl live 10 that city.
and says there ID fortune awaiting her
in Biag ghampsos. New York.
The Dshuqss FSir sdil waves, and
is doing . 6ne business.
A Bor Losr.-Abcut the last Of April.
Allison F. Loughrey, boy, vas seat to
mill At HawIeyville, Page county, ia CON-
paay with another lsd named Levin
Rainer. Since that time nothing has been
hesrd Of him. His mother il very much
grisved about him. She thiaks it most
probable that BE- hos gcss aeross the
plaios; bat be may b 10 tho Ssases. A,
liberal reward will be paid for any infor..
nation cossersisg Ais whereabouts.
The notice frst appeaed IN tho Observer
page County, and exchanges are r.
qass,ed to copy. 5 3ea
-Lapd seems 10 be increasing in value
mp in Wayne county. The Noaitor NO
sices one Fred. Evans Who bought farm
three months ago for e3. 600, and sold 1t
last week for - $40, and one AeCoaneIl
who purchased : farm about the same
time Evans did, paying Tor i $500.
Esd Who has since been offered for il
% GEO.
The Register says they haye had al the
rain needed up II Dss Moioes. ANY more
coming win be too pssh Of good thing.
DEsEsrERs ARaEsrsD.--Ths Del
Moines Register Gays that Dsyid HarPsr;
psivats ia shes sesh 4oss cav airy, and Jobs
Pickerel, private Of the sth Missouri il,
lansry, vsrs luahtsd . fsv sasys, saes. in
that Distries, ard wers. forwarded for safe
keeping to Davepp0rt.
| The Oskaloosa Herald learns thai
The ppospssfs ~ Ilsosabls e 1 ss1y COED
crop Of nearly all kinds Of grain il thai
part the world. .f7
s, surrosxp evlczDE.--Ths Dubuqa,
Times, .of the 28sh, says The tcdy q Pat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

RI Thurlow Weed, who has the repu.
tation fairly earned, We presume, of the
most corrupt man 10 America, and who
headed the New York delegation to The
Chicago Presidential Convention fou,
years ago with boastful announcements ol
money in their hands to buy delegates fol
Seward, is writing letters in denunciaticu
of certain New York City Republican.
whom he could not buy up for Lis master
Neither Weed nor Bsrnum are yet ssplay
ed out" it seems.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

1vttv observed, kivisg pISof Z 1ssvs4
ineot y rebel troops into FssslSbssg. .ssd /
| 16e HsvaA6 Bssnn6s t6ssep( (1doae
Of the 47th, ay6 fmpostsAs' ehssg1s sghsvs
taken p1aos ID the movenests s1d nuo4
ber oftht enemy eonsFbstibgf Flstsva--
They At6 ihcrsGssd h fofes % ste Noe sf
the New Mafkss road, under soumasa
pf 6en! Ransom.. sy.'s " 'saa :sas
[ The rebels are pussled to know vhet
Fpstsf b up TO. They viii fad h the
moa sisniecaus move d lbe campaigA,
and - Oaahos. b disledgeds Y sas -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
DLANK-WALk NOTICE.

n III sra1vs # ~ 6fA~ 6sIsesss lsserises La >.
Al meeting Of the City Csnr of the city .f Ksok
- len~ Aes keA tA~fsltD~iaEv ps.ssA- r~a
0D~1Arl stbUt fks OwaSs q Aks uAdk Wu~t Aaafoi
Lot six Bck es fronting Sixth street he directed
tn hases pla.k FAik. ~ fssf sias. laid in front q
said lot within twenty davx. Also that the owner
OF lots 10, u and " and the esseriy twenty feel
Of Lot q in Block 6s be dlsr4ed have plank walk
six fs<s Wide, in eat their rr<rtive lots Johnseu
treet Within twesty days ffom date.
eES sRs ta2s S6 B. O. M8RRxAM,
CssEk af t. Cc&ncsi of flse City Of Keoknk.
Keokuk. June - 1sGt.-dl5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
FOR STcr PREs5bEx7.
ANDREW JOHNSON.


The Copperhead State Conventions Of
the Northern States, like those Of lows
and Illinois, met aad asdjourDsd wisioat
adopting platform. Indeed, SO far, not
s-aingas Stsss Convention of the North
out of near dozen that have been held
BY the Copperheads. has given expras-
sion to Democratic sentiments; not one
has dared to take the responsibility o! an !.
Dounciag Democratic principles not one
has professed to know what an or should
be Democratic principles. Bat At last
the Copperbeads have held State Con.
vention and procaimed the principles of
the party. The Kentucky guerrillas
and their friends have spoken out and
given voice to the Democrat heart. The
party 10 on the record in the Kentucky
platform, which We publish to-day, and
whatever may be said hereafter or else-
where. the coppsrhead party really stands
on the Kentucky platform. There is
where the Valandighams, the Woods,
the VOORHEES,. Jones, Mshooy 4 Co.,
have stood ell the tine, and there are the
plsnks on which they and their entire
party will stand during the canvass.
Anti-coerciou, anti-war-State Sove-
reignty and Federal subserviency, free
and unobstructed treason-these are
the planks Of the Copperhead Phtform,
and they are the same old planks on
which the rebels Of the South paased over
into open and armed rebellion.