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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

SUPREME CoURT JUDGEsHIP.-The
Honse yesterday having passed the Sen
ate bill, creating the Office Of Judge Of
the Supreme Court, and as it will un-
doubtedy receive the signature of the
Governor, it may be regarded as q law.
The bill provides that the Governor shall
appoint the first iscambent, and he will
undoubtedly discharge this responsible
ty promptly. The only recommends
tons at present before the Executive for
Che place are for Messrs. E. Ii. Williams
and Reuben Noble, OF Clayton County,
and G. G. Cole. OF this city.-Des Moises
Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

SAD RErURN.-On Wednesday last,
Nathan Gregg, Of Buffalo Prairie, Rook
leland county, Illinois, reached home
from Arkansas, with the dead bodies Of
four former residents Of that neighbour
hood--nameIy, Miles Drury and his soL,
Scribe Drury, WIN. Gregg and John q.
Adams. The three last named were sol.
diers, two ofthem having died Of disease.
The third (scribe Drury) was murdered
by guerriIlas. Miles Drury died Of sick.
ness while going after the body Of bic
son, and is himself breugtt home .
corpse. Muscatine Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
RAILROADS.
nississippiand Missouri RairOas;

2ses~s ~sn By Chicago time, wdich Is ts'e,ss mr.
wtss faster thar. Davenport time
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. l6TH
1858, and until furthe. notice, passenge'
trains will icavc Davenport rs follows:
500 A. n. tor GriDnell ana Washington.
400 p N. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
TRAINS ARsIvr AT DAVENPORT AZ FOLLOWS.
500 r. n. from Grinnell and Washington.
0.l6PM. from Grinpell and Muscatine.
The 1904. NJ train out Of Davenport mukesdirert
connections NJ Grinnell, lows city and Washing
-, with the Western Stage Com pany' ges Tor
III points West, south west and Northwest.
Trains from the West connect al Davenport
with trains Of tho Chicago and Rock island Rail
Rs,ad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o!
giving distinct directions as to ID. destination OF
heir kaerrre slsc to prncn-asickets before tasihe
JOHN +. TRACY, tseni Sup't.
4. KMBALl, Asst Supt.
a Davenport, Nov. 49, ls63.--dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

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this paper headed
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Linen Sh1rt0
To Communities.

The Rev. +. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Coids, and al
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
tory Of his case. can be obtained of
Il. s. BALLOeD.
Druggist, davenport, Iowa, No. 8 West-2l 81.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

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FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
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MISERY AND DEATH:
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First Of all Remedies for Diseases Of female
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Pills ssss Syssi. $3.50, q sssls'ss -
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| Sold By. Druggists 0ensrallv.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

ROxBURY, MASS
To sllude to instruments which bear the name Of
D h H W Smith, would be useless. They nave
stood the tho test for years and when we ray
that they always reflect upon the reputation Of
Boston men, 70 awerd high praise. In quality
Of tone and finish, they justly claim the nrst
rank and, having 90 much at stale, their name
on American Organs may DO considered . good
endorsement Of say. Respectfully,
PRop l. q SRoHR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

From Geo ? Wiley, Organist and Director of Mu-
sic at John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass.
0sNrLEnES - Having Thoroughly examined
your American Organs, am Of the opinion that
they are MOI, squaled BY those of any m.ker-
They are Distinguished from sll ! have seen by
their extreme fnlness, yet mel'owness Of tone and
their quick responses to the touch Of the perform
or. am yours, &c, 0xo + WILEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

BLACKSTONE, NJ ASS.
0RNrLRAEN The three American Organs
purchased Of you for the use Of our churches,
here, in Uxbridgs, and in Mulbury. have been in
use one year. II gives me much pleasure 70 say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction. remain yours,
J SHsRIDAN, PAsroR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
/. c.uit. of,hs war.

The New York Herald Of recent date,
under the head Of " Blessings 10 Dis.
guise," has the following on the results o;
the war:
In great war like this the individ.
ual is lost in the grandeur Of the results
Private Jones falls, and is carried to s
grave or hospital but the Uoion tri
uaphs in the fight. Merchant Brown,
whose customers are in the South, makes
very bad failure but the war sets
thousands of other merchants upon their
feet. See what this war has ALREADY done
for the country. It has developed re-
sources Of which we were previously ig-
norant. Iron, coal. copper and::saltpetre
mines have been discovered in the South
IN numbers and localities undreamgd Of
before the war. Canals have been built
like those upon the Mississippi and Dutch
Gap, which were simply impossible to pr
vate enterprise, and which vii. greatly
facilitate navigation. Hsrbors hitherto
anknosn, are now crowded with GU,
shipping
sWherever new railroads ere needed
they are laid down at the unprecedented
rate Of mile per day The telegraph
follows our armies wherever they 90.
Soldiers turn editors aad start newspapers
in the enemy's country, aud our Generals
take the stump as soon as they have taken
a city, and proceed TO instruct the people
they have conquered. The slavery cues
ton, which was our only source Of dis
turbance, has been cut by the sword, like
the Gordian knot, aud now seems in a
fair way to settle itself through the des-
perate measures of the rebel leaders. The
whole South, hitherto reserved for negro
plantations, is being thrown open 10 for.
eign immigration. This same immipra-
ton constantly recupera.es the North. and
Is rather increased than dimi0ished bv
the war. Domestic manufactures are
wonderfully encouraged. Inventions mul.
tiply upon Us. We have created an iron.
clad navy, such ~ it is. On "a ~ IN
land, With sailors or with soldiers. ~ s,e
now more than . match for any other =.
lion upon the face Of tho earth.
These are some Of the benefits vh;ch
We, q people, have already derived
from this war, and Ne might enumsrate
many mors, verb anr space equal to the
requirements Of 10S subject. Bat a.v
Iops, Who can appreciate ths fall seops q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
REFUGEES FROM GxoaalA.-A CUR,

REFUGEES FROM GkoRGIA.-A CORES.
pendent of thu New York Post with srr.
mans army writes:
at is quite singular to see bow the
idea has spread about among the resident.
OF this country thst we intend abandoning
Rome, Atlanta and the line of railroad
These unfortunate refugees are coming in
from ell sides, begging 10 be sent North.
Entire families find their way to the Sta
lions, and ru'sul sights are witnessed
every day. These unfortunates ara con.
tent to take any place they can get on
the tops OF cars, in the open bsopag.
crates, upon platform cars. perched ar,id.t
cannon and ammunition b xes. exposed 70
the wind and the rain. which for several
days past has fallen with great violence
What these poor refugees are to do whe,
they arrive North. is a question which
must be answered by the philanthropi.
people of the Northern cities"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

Rebel Lenses During oAerlAansO Al
The Richmond Wing Of the 14th 10.
slant says that - examining committee
Of seventy 1.-TWO Of the citisens Of Rocking
ham county, Virgins. have made report
Of the losses Of that county, through the
order Of General Sheridan, - follows
"Dwelliog houses burned, thirty; barns
burned, four hundred and city; nillh
burned, thirty zone; fencing destroyed, one
hundred miles; bushels Of wheat destroy
cd, one hundred theusasd; bushels Of
corn destroyed, City thousand tons OF
hay destroyed, six thousand Two hundred
aud -thirty.thrse cattle carried Of, one
thousand seven hundred and fifty; sheer
carried off, four thousand two hundred
hogs carried off, eight thousand eigb
hundred and fifty; factories burned, three
furnace burned, one.
''In addition to this the Register says
There was an immense amount Of fsrmit,
utensils OF every description destroyed
many Of them Of great vs'ue. such .
McCormick's respers and thresbing ma
chimes; also, household and kitchen fur
niture, money, bonds, plate, DO. &c, ID
whole loss being estimated At the emo
moas sum Of $25, 600 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

LADIES Union FEsTIvAL. ladies
of the city, in connection with the ladies
of the Aid Society, propose to bold .
Festival on Thursday evening. Dec LIST,
at the Billings House, the proceeds 10 b
devoted to tie relief of the poor Of The
city. 1. is hoped that, as all are aware
of the urgent necessity which exists fol
Immediately allevia,ing the wants Of the
poor, all will unite with a heartiDess 10
making the fstival a su ,eess. All con,
tributious for the coffee-table, such as poul
try. hams, tongues, sslals, bread. cakes
pickles, &C., &c, should. IT possible, b
sent to the hall before evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
Arre., Of Gusrri,ias In Iewa.

Deputy Provost Marshal Col. Geo. Bur.
ton, on the ilth inst.. arrested party Of
guerrilias in Bloomington, Decatur coun-
~ in this State, where they had been steal |
Jog horses and committing other depreda. |
tons upon private property After their
arrest they vera taken TO Des Moines for
more safe keeping, but will be brought by
order Of Major Duncan to this post A
report Of their arrest with the circupstan-
ces attending, with such inforr alton ss
can be obtained OF their past transactions
will be forwarded BY Major Duncan to
,ien Rosecrans, commanding the Depart
ment of Missouri. in which these gperil-
las have been operating during the sum
mer the names Of the men arrested are
James B Weldon, who claims TO be = pri-
vase in 20 b, lst Missouri rebel cAsalry
and who bad command of the party; g.
| NJ. Tyc, I'd Sergeant; Thomas F. Tye, Sd
Corporal; Calvin Burge, Euoch Tye.
Mathew M'Cue. Franklin Brown An
drew NJ. Thompson and George Phillpe.
All OF these men claim TO be members OF
the LIST Missouri rebel cavalry, ,hst the,
came North with Gen. Price, aud thai
they were ordered by their commander to
cross tns Missouri rivre. and pushing as
far Narlh as possible to con-crips al the
men they could for the rebel ranks W her
!, they got into the Northern part Of The
s State they found the feeling 81 the peopl.
. so strong agaiDst,t thu m tfat they cs o cIudst
to desert, but knowing ha, II shes fen Ia
g 10 the hands of the Missouri Militia, which
= has suffered so much FROM the rovin,
bands of thieves and murderers, that they
would certainly be KILLED, they con tude,
q to attempt TO roach Nebrasks and sta.
). there in peace during the winter.
Il OF course they deny being eusrrills.
which is now no light charge to max
l. against one who falls into The pow er Of III
,e Federal commander. but tiey clsiui to b
70 Confederate soldiers, regularly eblistei
- and therefore entitled to the pro,ectiry
and privileges accorded TO prisoners .
u war Investigations have beeu mad
he however, in the past history Of these me-
10 which disprove their claim to be C0nfed
,. crate so.diefs, and winch show Lim9-
!. ooncIusively that they are guerriilas Vi ii
deepest dye. At 6rst il was suppose
=, they belonged to the band which rsioe'
be through Davis county few weeks since
but they are found to be members of an
other band, who haze committed deeds c
of the loaiest nature. In one instance the
10 murdered in cold blood defenseless oil
man asd cutting of his head placed it o
his breast and LETT the remsins 10 tie roac
~ The body was afterwards buried by th
I'd old mans dsngbter, who with tue assis,
lr ance of another woman, inferred the re
=. mains Of eight men who had been kille
by these guetriilas. The number OF pei
nc sons in North Missouri murdered By ,hef
al during the past summer is very larg'
ne probably thirty or more. The place fc
the trial of these men arrested has CT
been determined Ii they are guilty G
10 the charges brought agalns, them the
/, should suffer the just punishment for ihel
coimes BY meeting ieion's doom.-
[Davenport Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
Jew York ssapk es.

BIZ Telegraph Ngx YssH Nov %
Cetten-D,n and decidedly lower si - ior mid
ding
Flsnr-Ststs aud Western 10 lie better Ard nsors
active s5ss 90 for Extra State. IL lo6 II Is fer
Extra H. o. and II So II 90 .os Trade Brsnds,
Rsarxef closing frn-
wni-sy-Exeited and decidedly higher NJ se11 81
for Western.
wh.al-I to &C better, Chicago Spring IS; Water
Red Western 2 u. Amber Mich 2 4sta2 81.
RyeMore active and higher At IS IN store, and IS
dell sered
Dsri.y-FTmer.
Corn-i 10 &c better. Mixed Western at piIzaI %
e;isa1 Sc in ~ for Southern Yellow,
and . ts for White Southern
ost- -Firuser, with good bnsiness Western at COZ
Oh afoss aud os<al " Ia stoEe.
wo5-Quiet and Arm
Cod.e-Dull.
sazzr-Actfse. Mascovado 1s@islze.
Aolssses-Duil.
Petr ,.e.lrn-Firm; Crude acl4ss7c; gefnel in Bond
dull at 5srosc-
Purk -ie--r and heavy At 81 f045- Is for mess;
81 so s3s ter do cash aud regular way cissiEs
inside 3s 80 SI IS for prine. and 81 IS for prin,e
mess.
Beef-steady nj skl2c for country mess, IL Co9
2. r-srksd mess II 90 dee4 20 for extra
Beef Hams--Firin at ~ eeezs 30
eat Meafs-stesdy at i79isc for shoulders, and u
32sc for hams.
Ltrd-Qai-t and rather heavy 7is482s,se, latter
price for State lots
Bn,terstesdyas 3lsase for Western. and 4as SIC or
STATE
Cheese-Unchanged ut l5aS2alxc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
IYoN,s xArnAIaor.

Kathairon IL from the Greek word "Kafhro,o or
"KAthsiro signify tocicanse reiuvcnafe and restore
This article h what lie EeniAes for preserving
restoring and beautisy log the human hair II 3 the
able preparation In the world II again
and put up by the original pppret0F, and Is made
with the care ski sni attention witch gHse IL
sale Of over million BOTTLES per annun.
1t Is meet delightful Hair Dressing.
II sssdicsses scurf ard dsndTuG.
II Keeps the had rool and clean
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the har from falling OF and turning gray
Itressores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman " ho values beautiful head o
hair should Lyons kstharon. il Ia known and use
throu shou the civilized world Sold by all re<pectshl
Dealers DEMAS BARNES 4 CO, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

The GATE C,rr Jon OrYroE il we'll
supplied with stock Of paper and cards
Of eli the various grades. Merchants,
Bankers. Railroad. and business men
generally, can have their orders filled
promptly, in good style. Send your or.
ders to this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

A Coon REPLY.-Lord Bolinebroke
asked Lady Huntingdon, how she recon
ciled prayer 10 God for particular bless-
ings With absolute resignation TO the Di.
vine will. "Very easy" answered her
ladyship; "just As i'll we're to offe, |.
petition to = monarch Of WHOSE kindness
and wisdom | have the highest opinion.
My language would be | wish Won 70
bsstow on me such favor, but your MAI.
esty knous better than l hos far i, vould
be agreeable % Jon, or right in itself. 10
grant ny desire. therefore, content
myself With hsmbly asking my petition.
and leave thesvsas Of il entirely 70 ycu. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
financial au0 Commercial.
By Teleer.ph.1

By Telegr.ph-1 CHIoAso, Nov. -.
Wheat--yirm; Spring TO Sc hisher, No at c38
f5 closing al eaEsid1 Bat little done In Winter -
o. 10 for No. :, andl sS for rejected Red.
Eiour--Sesieetet.
CTn--!n good request; Old at 2tefl 80; New Corr
at DIAL 20 In store; Corn steady 1T Sc on tho
track
OATS Better and firm; No. at 6lil9e2izc In store
asc-Du and 2 o. &c lower
Barlcy--No demand and norniaslly at tskti +8
uiKhwiars-oJened duh al 20 clseing s,rons; rs
askei ia sersc esses
Proslsions-Ii.tie DOING f1een hams at l6tx4tec;
plcS he'd ehoalders I5r
pra-sed noss-sieoa resue.,, but % to SOC psr loo
towsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

REMEMBER THE PooR.-The citizens o.
Keokuk are invited to attend public
meeting on this Monday evening, at
O'Clock, in Inc Westminster Church on
Seventh street, to adopt some plan aud
o ganizstion for relieving the poor of cur
o.y.NN Jh, invi alton is given at the In
stance OF nuaber of citizens who came
together last week, and who feel thai
something pull be done. and that the
wisest thin possible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
TO THE BLISDi
Or Tho,s Afflicted with sore Eyes,

At the solicitation a ssveeA citizens thai
have treated fer 9th Acnte and Chronic Opthnlmln
have opened cnicv Eecond street. IL the Ashsnes
building upNars. aud offer my prulk1siOaA1 eersnsa e
he citizens OF okuk ard vicinity.
REQ sest all Who afflicted With diasase 81 tie IVA
especially those wha hare been, Ike myse ths vetis
Of guacksgs, civ. call ard viii dive them rr.
to etS trest HI IN this city that usnct con.
vince the most skepticn that my modA u eanent WI
effect permanent ard radical rure. ooasslia4tns ~
1ur00es houzs nor So sslesk y -
i r. D1uDow
eoo6Wn A N kFoetcoA 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

E A review of the veteran reserve
corps yesterday morning by Ii Springer
attracted considerable attention, and drew
out quite q crowd Of spectators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

MITE SocrETY.-The Unitarian mite
society will meet Tuesday evening at
CAPTAIN Davis instead Of Wednesday
evening as announced. The change has
been made on account OF Oh. Abbott s
lecture Wednesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY Carr Cnr O1yscs, |
KroEux, November 70. 1884. !
0R OC ERlES.
osrreessl ~ 3. nAAILL : CO.. Whslesa

D
5uen-N. Orleans fair, 23cs prime, 2sG esoice &c
New York. L. 1oe; New York, A. Soc; crushed and pow
dered 81 TO Sc.
osi kS-SorEhum, 65<Dssc.
CofYxR-4Ic.
Rics-l5c.
sopA-American, lie; English, IL.
SoAr-Palm, l214c, German. 12tzcON
Casplxs-Star, 3sc;sAould 2l9ox5c
rsAs-Young Tyson, 81 6c62 Is; Anpsriai, q - .
81 y; Black, 81 Is to$l IS.
foaAcco-Dask eweef, Ssc Medium Brands, % 70
&c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 to 81 rs.
NAns-Best Brands ~ Is rates.
GLass-sxle Country 80 80 City rs, rates
coRpAaE-30 to Sic.
DsY APpIEs--l2l< TO 13c p b.
Oar CUKxASTs-z5c.
RAisls-S5 SO to 50 80.
SALr--4 Uos94 Is.
PaARL SrARcH-11c
MoLIsE WOODEN WAR; Hoop Pals, - Is; hoop
do 81 TO- No. Tuba iii so; No. do, 10 %; No. do
IA 50, Nests I'd do, Is. wash-hoards, IS 90.
HfsH-No. Mnckerel, bbis. SIS O09<19 90.
Eo.2 do do SIC 9ot6{17 90.
No. do hf do I'll 0etsll 60
No. do hf do $40 ee1lO Is.
HI bbls. No. White Fish, 70 So
Orls Coal Cd, CO. Ianssed OIL o.; Lard Oil 81 70
al So Fish Oil. 81 60
cHsEsi-w r. and Hamburg Is to 1sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
N. See advertisement Of Muff, lost BY
F, H. Holland.
WANrrp-A girl to do general house
work. Enquire at the office OF
BRowHELL BROTHERS,
dot Cor. Main and Fourth sts.

E The collection upon Thanksgiving
day for the Christian Commission in st.
Johns (Episcopal) Church in this city
amounted to s57.l5 We have received
no report from the other churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

su- The Chicago Tribune has an ex-
tended review aud synopsis of the lecture
Of Rev. John S. &. Abbott st Chicago,
upon France AID her Emperor. 1t says
the lecture was enc Of peculiar eloqaenct
and briliiancy. Mr. Abbott delivers thu
same lecture before the Library Assecis
ton in this place Wednesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

PERSONAL. Justice Samuel r Miller
and family leave This morning for Wash
ington City. The Supreme Court COM
mences the first of next month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

Fur CAPE Losr-A libersl reward is
offered to the finder of a Hudson Bay
Sable Cape, probably lost on 7th street.
between Fulton aud Franklin. To be left
either at this Office or The residence of
Mr.. A. b. Chittenden. St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

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leaving the comg3exsn frrh. Transparent and smoeth
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