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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

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oalysraeosnizsa atsosssey is intellect I, !;
and the question put by a Bostonian Is
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In Philadelphia it is blood, the exact
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secured By an affirmative answer 10 the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
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81 loie4agt }3pass6 fbn Fort
Leavenworth tells Of suocessfalaS6ods
after bnshr hscken in the SopthtesAasg i
Ia 81. Fort LeayenwortA Msy47s i,
Maj. Gen. Rsssoraas Csnd'e Dep't:
: Gen. Mexican telssraphs ne TINT Col,
Blainas .eommaad yesterday STACKED .
rArty Of ,gusrEiains, thirtysfvsmies south.
east. Of Font Scott, ohillins tAtee. and
vounding several. Our tposps ~ atiii
in pursuit. ssl Il II .ss.a tsssa
.i.f a..sAs NO 8. R. Cusr1a Maj, Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

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GOLD PENS.
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CALENDER CLOCKS, entirely new ayis, keeping
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TO ORDER
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Watch Repairing y !,
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Il best style imagi .sble.
RI Clocks ind Jssce'ty Repaired. -
cor. AIssspsrH STREETS. "a
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

~ y
"Wonderful. bat Positively Trus.,
TIE Cape Girsrdeau, (Mo,a Argus,
prefxes the above Endorsement to the
following tough story: s sss
A citizen of this place, walking in the
woods, found nest of young mocking
birds He placed tho nest in esge,
which be hung upon the same tree. think.
ing that the mother could take, better care
than he Of her brood. Visiting his young
family upon the following Sunday. he
found to bis surprise that ths birds had
all disappeared, and in the bottom of the
cage was coilsd up q large black snake,
so swollen that he could not get ont Of
the hole through which he had entered.
Indignant at the audacity Of the fellow,
and burning with revenge, be carried his
snskeship to a burning lime kiln and
placed him upon heated rock, when to
his surprise the snake burst open, and the
birds few out, but were so scorched by
the FIRE that he could not save them g
The name Of the gentleman is Mr..
Charles Hanse p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

avnE 40 1851 zAI
. FwANTED-Egys Butter bouftry Msas Pork b.
con, Lard, W bite Leans, pntaiees, Q1isas Wheat Rye
Oats. Barley Corn, fsled Hay, Clover Hungarian Tim
city - Pax -erS Beeswax. teatheTs Wool Rags Hides
sssd Tev ~ <hIch tbs bisst market rice In cash
will he maid.
solicited, and ~rifeceive prompt atten-
tica. e.s.s nsay2-tff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
Iowa MILITARY matter. pa

! 81 j 3
Dubuque, May, 1s.--The Governor
Greys and Union Guards. Captains Mark
ell and Gilbert, Of this city, and three
companies Of loo days men, from eoun.
ties west Of ns, left this afternoon on the
steamer Muscatins for the rehderpmssxb
Davenport. The companies from this
town are largely composed Of merchants,
lawyers, bookskeepers and clerks, to-
gether with our most infiuentisf mechan-
los. The whole city turned ont to see
them off and the excitement was nearly
equal u that which characterized the de-
.pature Of troops in April, 1861. AAaa
8 The Government has just established .
cavalry depot On thsfairs grounds, in this
city, under the direction Of Lieut.. Col.
Thos. w. Grosvenor, of the 18th Illinois
cavalry. Il Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

Eg A good one is t1id' of Gen. Grant.
AS he vas in the ears on his way to the
front, apews boy CAME in, crying ont,
"Life OF General Grant" One of the
eds Generals Aids, pointing to the General.
-. - told him he gnessed that man would bay
- copy The hey representative Gene
raj. shoiasked him RcarelcsSy w = sAsyAc lie
General Grant?' The boy, giving him
look OF indignation and disgust, replied,
"lou must be ID old greeneyr not to
r. l1pH General kGYnt r. Thez Gsnera,
after that, of course bought his life 81 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

Corporal " odd, sof%gosF, lst NJ. s.
NJ, with small escort, killed one bush-
whacker aud wounded another capturing
both their horses. yesterday, near the line
So ct Jackson county. Papers on the man
Killed wers Invoices fFsm Capt. w. g..
Healep, A. a. &: NJ, TO Co. I. G. Guam
~treI. The man answ cred the descript soe,
of QusnEef.1 khsve nuuuht huV he Is
the@noted chief Of guers1ilas. ! He fought
with lts bpasse-klifsaiter being brought
low by asristoi siiot.a = ahave sent for
mora sdehsts, infprmssioa- s.ssw -
u. y. Baows, Brig. Gen. !.
- .TgEWosi SIT 10. MsY6bEA ar;s..
xlHzAA4an III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

us NA uNNh "tFo
severed bys the blade Wifi which he az
tempted te end hisiiife,i it is thought By
his medical attendants that thers,is q fair
prospect of his recovery The condition
OF his system aud the effects of the leap
s. may, howeser,A ~ connection with his
wound, prove fatal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
AN AGKn pArRInr-

A thrilling incident occurred during the vot-
ing in Philadelphia on Tuesday. An old man
over seventy years of age advanced 10 the win
dow. leaning tfemblingly on his staff, when an
othcious copperhead vote distributor approached
him, and thresHDgs ticket in his face, said,
Here's an old jackson Democrat who always
votes straight ticket ! The old map open the
ballot and held it with trembling fingers until
he had read one or two Of the names, when he
flung it from him with loathing, and in voice
husky with emotion, exclaimed: II -despise
yoq more than lihateth rebel who sent his bull
let through my dead sons hsarti You misera-
bic creatureL Do you expect me to dishonor
my poor boys memory, and vote for men who
charge American soldiers, fighting for their
country, with being hirelings and, nurderersl"
The Union ticket was given him, and room " as
reverently made for the true hearted old patriot
by the hushed and admiring knot around the
window wy esa-H ts8eeH wv
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
Furniture Ware ROOnlS.

PARI0R FURNITURE and in fact every article OF Fur
niture requisitetO house keeping All descriptions of
Furniture manufactured to order and WARRANTED.
Call at my Ware Rooms.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
WHAT THE PEOPLE SHOULD DO.
A letter from the left Of Grants army has the
following advice from soldier 10 loyal men.


following advice from soldier to loyal men:
There is one thing that you loyal journalists
should keep before the people and that is, il
Mcclellan is elected (of which there is not the
least apprehension in the army y the fact " ID
Immediately, by Its moral effect at home and
abroad double or treble Che efficiency of the reb-
ell army, and they viii fall back, If necessary,
and pile sacrifice on sacrifice, and do everything
in their power TO hold out till the 4th of March,
when they viii confidently expect an arn1istice,
and acOnseqEent acknowledgement of their in
dependence, and will succeed in their expecta-
tions y
II al the ensuing Presidential election the
people Of the North endorse the present Admin
istration and its no-compromise-Fith- th-traitors-
and-Yigorous observation-disclosures policy.
they VIII thereby strike the death-blow to the
rebellion, with their ballots If their sons and
brothers in the field do not do it before, with
their swords, and their sons and brothers, living
and dead, cry out to them from the field not to
increase their enemy two-fold, and not to nulIi-
" az that they have done so dearly, or may do
50 gloriously. - q c,s.97
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28

The peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoEULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
,feebled, vitiated state
:of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
Ieaves the system to
foil into 1scOr1ov, o,,I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
MIR. Nasty LAnIENTETH.
CHURcH Nv THE Moo DIsPENsAsHEN. }
q L A Z

CHURCH Nv THE Moo DIsPENsAsHEN
ss-aEg Eass October IA. 1854 & 5
Ivekum a conciooshen. I'm satisfide that
Pennsilwany, Ohio and Iniezny, hev gone for
Ablishn. l seed it in daily paper : There
lore, direct that every Church in my dyOcesse
be draped In mournip, (the same we used when
we heerd Nv Atlanta, viii anserl and that the
follerin sam Nv angish be chantid at every serr-
Is, until we get the returns from Moo Jersey.
.Ohiol Pennsilwanyl 1njeanyl
PennsilwaDy is cussid Ohio is eussider, bat
lnjeany is cussidest-
Weep Q my people, fer loOl the hind sites is
Gnash yer teeth fer the Staits we countid on
the most hev gone the wust agin u.s.
Tare yer hair, fer Voorhees, is bette. -.5.fs
Throw ashes on yer he'd, fer little Sam cox is
goneup go. nr,r.s go s-ses.
Array yerself IN shoddy, fer we re all gone up.
Ef sch rs dun in the, green tree what viii it
be In the dry. II - EStts e'- = ---~-'A
l am fountain NV Lamentations run
from me ez doth the water from the springs.
Can we look the South fer comfort2 Nay
verify. Eslf Asae tc'iAft q ID =
Fer Atlantis is gone, and Lee rageth in yain
and Early is chawd up eggreejusiy.
And Linkin and Grant and Sherman and
Sheridan are latin with much lafter-they feel
81 T
But their mirth is our woe. their meet is our
pizen. ...-,, ,,.
Can we look tothe Northy Not any. ferttiat
is Sahara desert Nv Ablishnism with nary
oasis. aft8fclal cdsfsta
Where is the Post Ofisis? Where is the COL
lekterships and where the tother places Nv prof
itI They are not fer us.
To the east we estretch our; hands and Maine
aDsers ror fer LinkinP'
To the west we turn and Injea1y pops It too
us TO the tune ny 10000.
We bot Revolvers in that state and lol we
committed sooicide with them
We are dove, peese dove, showed out tdv
the political ark
And the deluge NV Ablishnism rageth wildly,
and shows no sign NV subsidin.
And we air weery, but kin find no place to
Bestir thyself o Lee, if you wood save us in
November.
On you we bet our pile--you are our sanker
and our cheefest trust
We preech in vsDe that the war is falevoor,
while yOo air bein whipped once or twice per
day. -saf a-
Be valiant, fer gold is goin down, and goods
is goin with it, and the ablishnists laff and the
people is content sJre
Whale Grant jist woust and give us one more
chanse. sfe NtAaB y ~
Lift US out Nv the pit in2 wich we hev fallen
give us solid ground to stand on. a.
Then will our wailings be turned TO ioy, and
our lamentations to songs Nv gladnis
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
frtn1ort.a .a[ollraaI.
THE PLANTER,s LAaIENr.

TAE. PLANTER'S LAMENT. rsses.l.s
W ich wus rittsn by Petroleum v. Nasby. b
the toon NV II wish wus. Aniel.r wich.
senee the eleckshuu, / troOly wish wuz.
OwaEist wuz a planter. ssssas
A rsglar r. F. v, zs
owned five hundred niggers. y7.rs
Whose work supported me- Iszsi
y, didn't hump them niggers, s-s - Il
And make their sweatin pay.g sssf1 te
cat o'nined the lazy -. .s.h zisslu5s - .ss.
And worked ;em night and day.
he'd a gorus carriage,
Four horses fleet ez wind.
A fat mig on fereriver IA 4
Two faOt1nen on behind srsr-
The hangins they wuE damask, as
Inc t1mmins rare ard rich, ..--t "a =
Jest ez they do in Europe,
Where they bey Lords and sicb; -s.s -
Iwenttc Saratoey
With hunkies in nay tram, tli4s se'F
Ispent my cash by thousands 'le -
And when at home again,
To make up the expenses 50 $50.
Iseu Nv nigs askore. - -
And 10 make up the labor -
worked the rest the more.
Nv coarse went to Congris, {
Ez al The Lash Lords do, = Hsr.t -.
I spent my mites at poker - gsge
At segen-up and loo.
We bullied dough-fazed Yankees. -
And made EN- bow the knee.
Ez nmble ez cur niggeFs, 4 - Naf - -
Before the chivaIree. ee = sisrt .f'
"A home we huntid niggers,
With dorgs and ketchers skilled.
Up North Beokannan S marshelss
The bleod-h0aDds' places filled. p
ouFsiHs, NO odds how black they wuz.
D1dnever trlfbble us, - -, E. ,..sl-.s-
Our Northern friends wood sholder ein, -s-.s
And take, themselves, the cusss - - -
But all thenl days is past and gone .a7ea
The Yank at last hez riz, e
He won't acknollij emmy more
That we his master is
My mummy jeff son d. hez got
My niggers, drest in bloc,
Air fitin us ez owned EN-,
And awhippin NV us too
q wat week worms we mortais is
Who never is content
We he'd agoed thing, but 2 git =. EEsE's 'ss !
A better, lei 1t went
We he'd the bone, but let il 90 1sga
To grab glitt' ring shadder.
We've lost em both, and sense have gone q.
From mighty bad TO bladder.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28

While Gen. Grant is in command of our forces
IN the deld general confidence rules AT home
A shcrt me since the Government asFed tI,e
people 70 lend it $30,00O,OOO. They responded
by tendering It SO 0000,00O .Nowtbe GovsS,,-
mens asks for 81, 600 600 more, and double The
su'n S Is rendered and at better rates than could
pe opsamed previous 10 the rebellion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28


The Cairo correspondent of the st. Louis Re-
publican tells this story:
At one point on the Tennessee River there is
place thathas become terror TO steamboat
men, and IN passing it, they always find some
place to secure themselves until the boat passes
AT this point an old man, sixty odd years of age.
has made his headquarters for a long time. and
the peculiar "cfack of his gun" is familiar to
river men, and sends thrill of terror whenever
1t IS beard. He has long, heavy barreled gun,
originally squirrel rife, which has been bored
out three different times, until now the largest
thumb can be easily turned in the muzzle, and
the aim of the old man is one of deadly certain
ty. The murderous sentinel is always upon his
watch and his retreat has so far baffied all at
tempts TO catch him, from the fact that he is so
surrounded with. dense swamps and deep ra-
vines. Well informed river men estimate that
this old man has murdered in This way, not less
than sixty persons; and yet he performs his
work with as much earnestness and vigor as
when he first commenced. YTfHW
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28

sffa SECRET DISEASES
In sll their Stages ..5. a-i At Little Expense
Little or no change in Diet No Inconvenience
And Exposure.
1t frequent desire and gives strength to Urin
ate thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Preventing and
ing Structures of the Uretha alaying Pain and InHams
tion frequent in this class of diseases and Expeine
al Poisonous, Diseased and ROrMOat Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BE:EN THE VIC
TINS QUACKs, and who have paid heG1y fees TO be
cured in short time have found they deceived and
that the .POISON" has, by the of "PoWKRFuL AS
TRIsGENTs been dred up in the system to break out in
an aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use HKLmBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU for all affections and
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS whether existing in
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause originating
and no matter of how long standing
Diseases of these Organs requires tine aid of DIURETC
-HELMB0IID'S EXTRACT BUOHU THE GREAT DIUR-
ETi and is certain to have the desired effect in all Dis
eases for ohich II y Recommended. a..-.
Evidence of the reliable responsible character
will accompany the Medicine. f
Price, $I,OO per Bottle; or, six for $500.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from observa
ton. Describe Symptoms ia all C0nsmaRicGtiOss.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for Information to
Z .s3 III. Il. HELNIBOLD, Chemist,
l04 South Tenth Street. bel. Chestnut, Phila.
HELMBOLDS Medical Depot, = -tlt1. ~
HELMBOLD'S Drug and C1emicat WqrehOHse,
594 Broadway, New York.
BEWARE OF CoUNTEREEITs and UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS who endeavor TO dispose otkeir 0cH and other
articles on the rsPatGtioH attained BY ias 0u'
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations
.'fHti" i'fr- " re Extract Buchu.
sc Sarsaparilla.
" 'i" Improved Rose wash
Is ,H 6 '5iT------- soi...iH -
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERFRHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLDS. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for it, III
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
PETROLEUM v. NASBY,
- : Faster NV sed Church in charge.

An Old Man Who Has shot Sixty Persons.
The Cairo correspondent of the st. Louis Re-
publican tells this story:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-28
UNDERTAKING

have just builta splendid HEARSE, and am prepare.
TO toaecompany Funerals, furnishing C0FF1NS, &c., in
line. C0FFINS always on hand or made to order i'm
mediatey, In have also hang
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ClHcs III Ne;szop's Baack, ORR Benaan,in q Wuynss
.-,.zs.r Drug Store, Cedar Edils.
most approved principles and upon a.ttIe best
terias in for that purpose Particniar attention
paid to she preservation Of the Natural Teeth Filling
Cleaning, Polishing, &c. Teeth extracted without the
least pain BY the Of The Nitrous Oxide Anses-
thetc. The affect o the Oxygen IL perfectly haraess
and pleasant lasting exceed three minutes and
the most delicate person take IL with perfect safety
All operations carefully and skilfuy perormed and
nanted. esst -,
sssoe ~, saApsy1 1aAy - = uSs
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~
SONG OFTnE UNION MEN.

r-pon the Bssriai, BY Traitors, Of the "Stdr. and
Stripes" in 7esneases, aear Ms comnsNeeg sss II
the Great Rebellion 1861. =,
w By the side Of the statue Of nrew Jackson large
h, AIDED by band Of music performing the Dead March,
The corpse WAS less than large standard OF
the stars and Stripes which va. solsmny lowered into
it and the pit was filled up"l '''a
Aye, bury II dcepv
y |s-..-. The men who keep s4 '- SOD
.s.. Their Match of love around II, .'- .,,
VIII bury your maine
a a. .r ~. In the depths OF shame, E. 4sr.. q.
Where no mortal line can sound Il.
III
O, the dear old flag .rr
Every shred and rag, . ' ~
I-. 30 eoiled w the clutch of your 6ngers, r.
Wakes vow and prayer,
.r. .,.-.- And to. heaven VIC swear 7.. ,,.r.
To love Is while lie yet fingers.
III
shall rise again -t
3. .... We shall wave II whom, b t&
On fields that shall live in story, f.,~g
r-. .-.. And South come forth, ..rp .--
Together to iin II In gloryt
"
.GgH,t 81. Every star HI its blue, ISL H-... ...-. 10
x,,,, ds. Every stripe ~, ,,, g true, .g.,. .sl
II e.. ~ And clearer SHINE Is s .....ftstg Y
'' With light divine
a.. When God brings glorious morrow. ... '5-
.r- Y
~" = .- Stars never TO fade ...sE..'#..
I.r.. .E..- by cur fathers made s .fl }.. .-u
With day as with night in communion BIZ
Nor fainter shall grow,
-..ir,s,H When the heavens glow
With ne sunrise Of Peace and Rsurtos.
vi
Lo the day tits here!
= Heaven sends us cheer
.r, And Treason to its darkness Internal .-F
Our praises rise
'.s. .., q. With shouts TO the .kies- ... 81.
Right, Liberty! Union! eternal!
..F .s0rE. -Hs. .F WYOMING. .l
-Louisril1e Journal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

HESPEckEp.-Arc you not alarmed II the
approach Of the king ofterrors? said ) clergy.
man to an invalid. t f,... Y,
'Oh NOT was the reply, 7 have been living
six and thirty y ears with the queen Il tenyfs;
the king eannst Be much worse. ri
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

MATRlxosr. Some slsndering bachelor
says il is much, joy when you FIRST get
married. but Il Il much more j.wy after .
rear or 90. So aff
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TINS world is rot made for tomb, bat a
garden. You are to be seed, not a DEATH
Plant yourself. ana You will spront. Bury
yourself, and you switi only decay. shFor a
dead oppormRuy there Sisno. resurrcctipns--
Tile Only .enjeyment tbs- only use TO be- It.
tanned in this world, must be attained on ui-i
wind. Each day brings its own happiness.
it's own benefit I; bot II has none to spare =
What escapes to day is escaped forever. To-
morrow has no overflow to atone for the lost
Of yesserdays.- Gail Hamilton.