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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

SUIT yOUR PURSE AND EYEI
An: WAss sAas Cruel wsr u 0s<r.
Pray, give me your attention,
And hear What propsse,
I'll tell ron where 70 grt Omar BAnaAru,
In Mem and Boys Cloths:
Stsrn Brothers have MAnxofH SfocK,
70 suit both PsRss and EYE,
And on giving them call,
You canhot fall 10 buy.
CaoRcs - on where's the place Of all Others,
$500 Where they cell Clothing Cheap
It is at Stern Brothers
"a 30. Main Street.
Though this cruel war h rigging,
And goods very high;
Still sell IT LowEsf prices,
y Az We did 10 days gone by.
We'vereceiyed god assortment
ofC1othing, Hats and Shoes,
You needn't leave without new Garment
For greenbacks we SEyR RKyrsR
CHoRus:- And when you're asked BY others,
Where you bought that suit . neat,
Yon can answer: At Stern BROTHERS,
No. 8 Main street.
John, do hurry, for I'm waiting
The sun b almost down,
wish ~ stop 1t Stern Brothers,
Whose store is In this town.
You know wsre IN nesd Of clothing,
And they sell them 90 cheap,
So, pray, don't forget the number
Eight, on Main street.
Czoaus - Bee how they are running
~ Iliteli yuu where they'll meet:
At that place the Lsyss.
Nos Hainstre
Whatever soods you want 80 buy,
In black blae, gray or brown
n suRe 70 call On etsrn Bsoshsrs
n. 1s.s r.. ss : 81: s ssss.s ....a
Ter what ysa ny Sod
And they viii not fan 70 please you,
AZ MOI 8 A&iA seaset Ara
c.~us'- And !. ~ S,;, Z resa e, e 4e s,
II ron Wunt any 0C1hine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25
INTERNAL REVENUE.

DxfErr CoiLxcroR's Oyr1cs
Keukuk. Iowa, July II, iee4
s OFFICIAL s f#ns
Public notice hereby given that the Annual List al
United States Taxes for the year commencing Nav IL
1seA has been returned 10 this ucc By III Aessce 4
enbraces Licences, Taxes Incomes, CsxrisRs Silver
Plate, &C. Payment n forthwith demanded 81 Al pr.
sous whose said lisfs-
FlVE pm IN , will be aided to al Income
Taxa bot p9a within ehs dime prescribed by law and
TEN REH GEN + penalty will be incurred on an
ceAw taxss not Paid on or before Monday, August IT.
neeases must be pat1 AT ONCE. ctherNise the
psnAlty Of three times the amount OF License e. sWo
fSarg inlpfisenmeat IN be sofued as No one l. Il
!9red 70 taSsect q X 4UAlN G4D without one
Merely having applied = NO protection.
" II gsf7s7z 9s1 JOHN q. NAEWER
JaSyl2Aet.~at : - - = NV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25
UNION STATE TICKET.


e. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines Co.
w. G. THOMPSON, Of Linn County.
ron SUPREME JUDGE,
G.. G.. COLE,
0fPolk County.
ron srcRxrAar or STATE
JAMES FRIGHT,
OF Delaware County.
FOR AUDITOR o. STATE,
JOHN A. ELLIO L,
OF Mitchell County.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM H. HOLMES,
OF Jones County
FOR REeIsrzR OF TIE STATE LAND OFFICE,
JOSHUA A. HARVEY, -
OF Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISAAC l.. LEN,
OF Tsma County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

q. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines Co..
w. G. THOMPSON, Of Linn County.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Re,lncIng De Peer aaa.s Mages.

There are these IN our country who. 1t
all hazards, ara resolved on holding on TO
the nero. md perpetastipg slavsry. even
in the loyal rssgioa Of Fest Tsaressee. Thsy
know and feel that the people ars sick and
tirrd Of fighting % perfrsuats slavery n The
Cotton States: that not one in ten Of ali the
voters in East Tennessee have any interest
in the Institution, that they lIave sssa their
homes made tiesolate. and their lored ono
slain and eruclly nardeged On account Of
the Niger; that the sririt thss adjusted
thee aasrages i showing ifsalf - malig-
mani a. ever ander he gaise ef Isioaisss,
and ct utlasoidinx tho constitution snd iusfs;
and finally. the real lpesIsse see that tiefe
via be no peace n ths country While tbs
sirHgsle Is kept ap . held On q tho dis
tHFtiBg elemens
Gentirueh, with \ vles 70 carry tie poor
and Iabssing classes viii them Al Che bal
Iot.bof, 30 bolster up The instltsaion. take
| the grosnd that II the hseress are esnanei.
pasea. the aompssition xiil heroaa 70 greal
between VIC HEft9eSa atsA sats7 sAAstks1f Sse'
Of the whites, that POOR men VII hare &
work Eor nothing This i aiT stud. TAs
enlsncipating af negroes vii not isessaA
their numbers, bat dimtHfsh them. Thss
are already Rsres ana ~ slases ars In com
pesisioh With white iaipfegs. and rcail,
i keep dOr4 he ekiss naas RACES. EnaRci
pate them. and they win cease 70 be IN com
petitien With white lsboreFs. Nay more
our Theory 4, that IN prccess q time the,
4 win, Ike DIE Indian tribes. bscome sssinci
Bet il L of no use % argue this question
The instltatien viii be wiped oat. and oagh
10 be, aud that ssction that riings toiflong
est WI see The nioss troabie, and Be the las
/ TO set rid Oft horrors 81 war Men VII
:. lend themselves % help b0ltser mp Shaver
now, wksthsr they own any o. not. ara j
their oa,n light, and VII prove 20 Be tlhei
r own tornentors, -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

Ass Al sell
k6Salaihefs kAIli easIsst e
lara sash - ~ - ~
States 49, III
sFs thlnk yllkl " 81 alsssss l,s FL ssass
aaFtxd eipA ssels -. J.
Mp - nos saas Ehipa aizssass 3
setsssslai hAses AAd isaaglsies ana ssesEass
GO sal,fesaaey 81 y hst NAns lnIea
shnlas I'D 81 ss6nsN cAfsilaa bislliIies-
sioas. IS Mississippi rspldistieas AlahanAA
lxheAlnss YlfEiais lass.s g sts:s hsslsss,
l,sk6a ID 0sia s i.sls hseissss.F
F6l.kessea Eioazs 81 ilsslet
senAsl s,hamsktf fstiseaiskk nafsssr ssse
ssaFk 81 tshH BFaNa lhlgs re &c not
wAna i nnlass tkat 4 Al,easpps sae With
llinsfty e s,rsesh End slsssS I = sis NOS
wait Il lhiea u I sstilin = sl.sth 4 ts..la,
tsslaeit 81 texsling 'ssnslA speAks slct
sysn cherish "A opinion ~ pf
ssaiesse Alessfysss e,s5 z'as'sai e. sessai
assesi9n shas kas asiss's nr s'ssF aIases With.
sus ssisk sxaossl 81 i.apki.oi.sasxt o 9
vIiisll ssasis, - has hssn he sase IN uAe
EoaiA We d nj Mant 9 + aissfl u which
4 man 5 lDirlhsplaes. sill,er Nsssh " Sosth
&c i gGssa line, lisHualaes hiaa f6f sn efslce
Of kfgA tItst We DO tls't wat 2 unipE iii
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

VS. see Il stated ia 4 bali depen 81 oar
exchange papers. tkaa Ne came IN eontast
vita Gua Career in tie bate ganysntiOa in
this city, ana dat Nc handled him severely.
This Is entirely q lsistake. We aade no
aIlasiOu 10 Gen. Garter. the Provost Mar
shai Gellcral Of East Tennessee, Whatsoever,
-Eor did NO seS him in the Convention. We
never made an nnkftsd allasson - him IN
our speech " paper, We have knewh him
Cor fweaty i've years, and have known him
only rs a eentseRasr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Mercy ror Slayeholaers.

The cry is constantly raised In behalf of
loyal slave owners and the fOar il express.
ed, lest they should lose some Of their pro-
perty bs the operations Of this war. It is
hard case that true men, who haze never
favored but all the time opposed this hell
born rebellion. should lose their negroes,
and BY their loss, halfof ali they are worth,
aud often more but such are the fortunes
OF war, that the innocent sutfur with the
guilty. The blame Is Al the door Of JeiT.
Davis 4 Co.
But, allow Us 10 say that tho few who
slisg 10 their negres sith sach desthslike
grasp and intsnd to fnahs the issue At the
hallot-hox IN Tennessee, do not understand
The loysl masses. Five to ems OF onr Peo-
pie own no. slaSes, never did, aud never
wish TO own then. They have bceu sub
jecsed 70 all these wrongs, and ID tie loss 81
their friends seoasse 81 tie asgro, aad they
will never vote to perpesiato "a Institution
that caused al their truahlss. Rather, they
will vote to PUT Il down. and 70 rid the
ceuntry of 4, beeaass, e disturbing els
nens. Il vii keep up eonstans row.
Down with il and With IL potency in al
time 70 come, i eur motso. aas.
We were sor siAvsFy as iesg as 4 ecAages
assk but slacs it kaa undertaken q PIT
down ths Goveranspt we ars Cor patsing
3 saaNa' assss. go tss 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

ne have called upon the hAilitssJs and
new cal aEain, 10 interfere Ii Che nlhttss ef
rests n this city Il e oui Of the Question
70 allow some Of ths prices charged Cor
dwelling houses and store rooms nsn sfs
encouraged q open stores in certain rooms,
and after they get under way, and Il Is az
sertained thst the man can't get any other
room, be is notified that be mnst pay an
advances 81 one hundred per cent, ~ leave
che house, for sneh an one q partv % tie
swindis) win give slas price. Al such
houses fohghf % be closed
We have the eontrol Of 4 great many
abandoned rebel houses, and We wiz neither
ask nor rsceiys what We bellows q b high
rents. Ana - ar - onr influences goes 4
shAil Be szertsa N trying . PIT Sop =
ssis ~ hsssesf sfs1lfa5.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Letting OUT thelr free seainealA

IsTseadteF Gessrsl -Hs3ssH Alfrcs EHrers
nee IaskSss, Of Jeassborough, absolute
refused, short sisae sines. 10 take Gems
crate money from one Of his tenants
strong Secessionist, sor rent, and dcA.sassi
gala aad silver, " lahor At old Prieos ps
.hsvs only 20 say thas he h&s = just sFFfe'S-
nslea o. rebel envreRey
RonsraNs SsAaser LsaSss tarn Al.s
sid. very reeeptls. 81 JosesborOsss, -
be had no sesksss . keep IS 70 the fssai'
AMI tAat owiag 70 he disIsyassy q l.
IsnnsssiAs aouarnla che cosiesi0rsey' ''''
had conc 20 the eonelasieH TO fsEa tAs'r =
- lsase aysa AZ b tAsn eat tkea osf, ~
,has tbs eoala be done in J short time u
a,.o said tass Isangssecrt cosa have tAkS
KpaxyiIle. bat ala Dot want 90 capture o
ssaAn pax.
Tia ~ never should have kHoEa h9
had not he rebel senator les The satSY' :
n. ha.s supposed that sossc sftsss ti'ss.
sokkers ander Gsa- RysxsIpA ard ss
heavy and lisAs arsiiIlsey. n.Oaasce GO sss''
hin and distributed arOand The SeT''fs
,ions ven n.aaaed and vel AaPdlssl. dsiss
I.onsssrees ftem .taking he city. u
sosns ba.l symptoms q lnsaR Per sPPse
IS sAs sreasSss around Fort sAaadsrss
de as =. on tie rcbslls weFs 50 largs
e.s,nssrc ii skSir appearspcel sAss y
wsre salsasa,ea = slsgsst sAs setlsss =
ssS = s..s -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
News or she Week.

The news 0f the week Just passing away
is rather exciting, aRd evinecs active opera
tipns in the 6cld. Gen Banks has bad =
fight az Pleasant Hill, in Louisiana, some 80
miles from Shreveport. Although The dis
patches indicate that oar men suffered
greatly, We nescFtheless killed three to the
enemies one. According 70 the report Of
prisoners, Kirby Smith, Dick Taylor, Green,
Price, and Magrudcr, are all il the Geld
against Banks Seventeeno Of tho rebel woun-
dsa yxisoDsra captured. assert positively,
athasGen. Green was killed by shot from the
Rob Roy. Oar gunbOats under Admiral
Porter were in the fight and one Of them
shclled q large force Of rebel mounted IN
fantry. killing large numbers and compel
ting them 70 Cali back These ganboats are
expected To attack tie rebel scat uf govern
neai Ia Louisiana.
Dispatches from New Orleans say that
the rebels have destroyed 1900 bales Of
cotton en Red Rfer. Fifty Union soldiers
and seventy I've rebels had aghf 1t Tx
Gov. Jchasan faral, and The rebels we're
repassea- Oar forces csPsnred eIe0. 1000
wor4hfof goods. ssnagglsd shFosgh - the
rebels.
Fighting Is going % al Eewbern, WISH
ington, Kingston and PiyEaeath, North
Carolina The dis1xtthes say that sfter
four days sighting At Plymouth, our loss
NasIse killed and 9,see pFisoneFs- The
rebel loss was 1.s09 killed.
IoAgstrestis sDrees hare ioinsd Lee in
YirgiaiA- Richnehd papers report the
kanaing eff three hundred men with eight
gunboats, Gar mp the RappahannoSiE, sup
posed 10 be the adsance OF Burnsides expo
.aition. sixty vessels, gunhoats and tFans
ports, are reported al the mouth Of the Rap
pahannoek. Il is reported that Lee }
isnding pontoon bridges a. Aequia Greek
Look for sharp work, ye dwsIlsrs in Rich
ncnd. We want Longstrest TO haveanoshel
ehanea At Burnads there. He would hav'
done wonders here, bat Ger the small pox
No small pox In the way nov.
Polk, Besarcgard. and qshera arereport
ed b be with Joe Johnston. at Dalioa, witl
an addition 10 their ErEsx Of $ 600 George
State Militia Sherman has Thomas, Hooke
and Others, at the head Of g kne an arm,
IS ever was sausternd ID TIE Southwest
We look for big work IN this good month
May, and we haye no fears for the resal'
An the news NO get indicates acftre ope
rations IN the army, and . general engage
nenl Let eur arsaie crowd them in ever.
section, and pat them 10 the sword and d
bayonea, that they may end their lost right
Late intelligence states, RON Loalsians
that in addition 70 Gen. Greens the rebs
Generals Norton and pzrsoAs were kiliet
growing cat ofa fight that snsncd betuise
the rebels and eur guhboats n which u
latter were siftorious, killing coo rebels aIt
woundiag large number. crosd thels
we say. IN sTefy quarter, and In every po'
sitls way, and Ics them feel that 1Joraa
am hard rad 70 srayet.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
I've kiaas Of sahmlsssonis.S

49,
wstrssslsd asd srske throagh u. IA
States, almost without insermissioa. fs,-9ss
period 81 eight months spsakisz "a kaE,
ekarel,es and oa sair grauHdN % srvvh
varying n fsOns ave hunslred 20 ssr.aya
twenty shonsand persons. From fry. taiaz
We are confident 81 having spoken . ~,
than half million Of persons. besides III
ing miHggiDg and csHveFsiBg VIII otha
Therefore, We eEsiB % know somsthing
patiic opinios, and Of tho popular feelis
in the Nsw Eagiand States. Aiddle Az
Northwestern Statcs. We hare soaRd Z
TIE loyal States two kinds Of sabmissionisa
In their opposition to the adnsfuistrAtiaa
and the var, the WcadsIl Phillips sb9E-
tionisss on theone extreme, and the sab
mission democracy on the other extreme
have, with some soTt Of rnslieious under
standing, struck hands. Tie democracy
opts0sed the war anless il eould be - AZ
ranged, whatever else might happen, tlE
slavery be not injured. And the deHs
eracy xeaId aceePt Of no saiatioa OF u
war except on the lsAsis that slavery reSsaa
intact. Ssill. in their canvas for Ofsee .
the Gall Of Is62. they opposed the FcPabb
cans on the ground that they were R@
prosecuting the war With enough Of vigoF
and actually made more vigoFOas pres
cation Of the war the controlling issue @
the stump. after being elected they eazs
oat more faEly for peace
Phillips and bis Infatuated corps Of trss-
scesdental villiHers Of the Constitution shG
ct good EIeB, condemned all eoDdset 4 lie
! var, except that which aimed at SLAYER,
snd would accept no solution that I'D 81
book 10 the destruction Of slavery Ias
class of traitors danoaResd the C0us,i;Ei,s
as "a eevenant skifh desth SD lsas-
with bell agreed IN the sPccchss e y
espt anything ca an anti-sisvefy bass
They would accept separzsioR-they wses
aeept eompraFEise-they would seeF
Upion-they .woald accept Peaee-and tae!!
woald pay the ccnseasrste debt 4 Pa,
upon an anti-slayegy baSis. Such ven
/ Phillips remarks in Beeeher's shureA n
| Brookiyn.
The trouble with rs Is to decide which ;
the worst maR--a Submission denOerE
Soueh, or . submission Democrat, Of -
Philips school. North One woald saz
dee tbs Unien Ter slavery, the other weaa
/ lst ne rpisn side n that would aesrz
slavery. Oar doctrine has been TO deseC'
/ The eoansry from the treason % both A.
/ Is We have said in cur public sPeeehes. >
+ ws say again. there xoald have bsea BOA-
/ ing of tAis rebellion Il abOzt Eve va.
ago, soEs two hundred leassisg siisanisuis:s
South, and equal number Of radical abs
( tianisss. North, had been Pahlicly sxesu;s.
on the same day. in the District Of COiss,
hia. s
I Slavery is new aeae Scr, and The S'ziA
/ haa killed il Of. AMI We wOsld not rEs s
il re could. Nay. Abraham Liscosa ana
JelT. Dasis eOala nos beth save the ins'irs
ton If they werS jointly 70 eonsPire . q
10. There can be no pcaes while il s1s'
and Tie sooner and the mere esectEsIls
can be wiPed eat the better Cor the eoaai!
] and the better f,r the slave States.
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| nz.s..,a. ~ .vee s.,,.;nv Ku,xyille aRaln.
r. 80 500 l,,,,,.. Che ,st,r.e AZ The wesr.
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aud out Of inhacnees hassa sad aesfisea es
these wh9al be aidesi 70 leading hstFAy. 10
leap tho climax the Federal ofsna Jury
viii inafet him Cor TREASON, aud nc VIII have
to Zee The country
laAa HOPES Cfo-ier is drinking more than
bis share of liquor. holding cato his State
bonds--his children are going barc-fsoted,
and his family are living, az they used TO 10
here, On ha.f.ratioa.. lie :ays II he can get
aleng until biaesbgries come, he viii flourish
for he had lived upon them bef5re.
Laaaon Cova Hagass is greatly troubled
20 learn that Federal oticer occupies his
hon.c and that Federal hayoncis pass u
and fro IN font Of his yard daily. AZ sae
vroperty il only In his name. and never wa.
maid for. Ike everything else he has ever
bought, he need not caro- who occupies tbs
house. Besides. il the rebellion i put down
| A. It win Be, 70 ssye his meek he viii havs
% escape from the United States. and piacs
himself beyond the reach of tho men HI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

C. s. HesaAan q Ssr HaFea c.znaefisas, e
EN- seenlais7 afpdafed agrnk - stetise satseri-
kazhaa. n n n - ssAss Sew Kasaad Ssstss
Laets AcG1AtTIIx + antAssire4 q ~ as ar
sgsas,s he whple Ps1sac casA hs aearset
= saA Fnnessee caIilefstA-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30


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Ysry tfaly G I. Vail Assssils,
This iioi1Fioas traitor has, for oieee n has
life. done ass which tllAues The tsilion men
81 olslo asiaeF di,ligatIolis ID him. He
xoala now deadly iuscreass a.eso eisIiga-
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uf - Soasss islt opposed to tlis separation.
but seqs.iesessi I5r tie sake Of ..peaee,r and
Of spreading religion ID the South. Hedid
not knew then. Is pe have learned siaee,
! that BIsHoP eAPKns, Of Sonth carelina, on
! bis sFas 10 he gew York Conference. was
elosetsa with yeaa G. CAEHovS 1t wash-
! ingson, f6rty eight hours. arranging the de-
/ tails for this opening wedge 70 The dissola-
/ lion Of the Taion BBuop c4PxEs himself
fsxarpa q eempro1asss. and desired that the
Church should hold together, bat Mr.. cAI-
Hurs. though Rrrs5gserias, satisfied the
{ bishop that separation shonld take place.
1 and THAI without delay. Thas menl~r Of
another Church, aAd tho great leader Of the
] eanso Of rebellion, led the way In the divfs-
! lon og the Methodist Episcopal Charch.
But il mast be observed that the eondi-
tinns upon which this grant of sepnrasion
whs aads IN 1875, Was, DISTINCTLY. that the
south uoald adhere % the grrrf nAoysaf 1gia-
4 epIts y aftfkodssa,' a. saegAt in the DiseiP-
iine and Scriptures. vhirh had been fHBda-
msntAl = Nsthesissn from the tisne Of -
lirst aFeasisatioa 70 that time. No sooBe'
SEPARATED than The Southern Church com
menccd an unscriPtarai and annetho'sisti'
eoar.e Of policy, and Of general warfare
Yes, the course Of The Soatherss Aethodss'
Church hae been one Of moral tieieet'er' from
Che tlAy Of the separation. twenty yeSrs 'iEsss
3 iais npnth, growing more and more eaipa-
be, anial = plangei into the reosltiai. y hs
ls.ti'iss The answer Is. tfs Church Saaih
has bseosne a. apostate Church, Departing
fro;n &c Fundamental moral I'gaaesPiss q
The Ten Commandments IAe Southern
chstrcl' did not adhere TO the plaH % sera
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the plan o. seP4Fataon agreea eEsoa-
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