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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
ctr Duty.

We deem II our duty 10 keep constantly before our
readers that valuable OF ell medicines known
Goes Cough Bsss Ii has stood the Of time ssd
experiment. and all who 1t speak In the pfsfse
worthy terms Of its mricins value 1t IL the real duty
OF every parent to keep constant supply Of II in the
house. ready for immediate Not only IL IL most
splendid renacds tor coaghs sudden colds influenza
crosp and all throat complaint hut Ia the eonsump-
uves great relief When they far gone that
medicine will then Goes Cough Baisam Ill
be fund Invaluable friend TO nlay the help
tide expsetorsfion, ard the sufferer Way ~I ye
that suffering from coughs colds group, throat
hoarseucssat6 that liable to pulmonary attacks
not take sdsirr, and provide yourself with supply
Of Goes Cough Basam--the best and cheapest Cough
Bsissm In the world II coats but forty cents and
be found upon the counters 81 druggsts everywhere
oct3dGm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
finanfial quo Commercial
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. II.
Fiour-Frm st 10 co for White Amber; Is for choice
Spring Extras
wheat--3 To SC higher at G51l 6. for No. Red
63ea1 60 for No. Spring, and 56ixgl 90 for No.
SpsiaA, closing At outside prices.
Corn-Adxabced lie at "a for No l, and 33ixk11 "a
for No. 2, closing firm.
osts-aore active aud ic higher at 65a s3lxe ErNo J.
Rye-1 TO PC highar; No. a; IS, and No. at or
"a
Bsrley-Duli and neglected, Nc. 2 at S.
Whisky-DnIl at %.
prosisions-tluiet; old Mess Pork at - TO.
Seeds Timothy firm IS; Flax firm at 2 Is Clover
|s75.
Grain Freshtssc for whea, and &C for Dat. to Buf.
faio
Money-Easy.
Eastern Excsange-Firn at par to y buying. and Z.
premium selling.
Gold-a05.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
KEOKUK MARKETS. ],
DAILY Carr CITY GFy5cl, !
KEoKuK, October 81, 1854.
GROCERIES.
Corrected ~ 8, HanllI co., Wholesale Greeer.

Corrected ~ ., HAnILL ; CO., Wholesale Grecevs,
sUaAE-N. Orleans fair, 2ic prime, &c; choice &c
New York. G, &c; New York, A. DC crashed and pow
dered .oc.
MoLAssrs-ssgar House, os@1 lsc; Golden Syrup, 70
@sl 25-Sorghnm, 669t7sc.
CoFyEE-Rio Al u 4Sc.
RcE-1Ic
soDA-Ainerican lie; English, ~.
eoAP-Pam, 12lxs herman, l2l4 els
CaSpLRs-Star Soc; Summer Pressed &C.
rsu-Young Tyson, 81 o9G2 %; Imperial, 81 ~ to
81 Is; Black, 81 Is to 81 IS
rosAcco-I)uak Sweet. s5c Medium Brands, 90 10
Csc; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 % TO 81 IS.
NAILs-Best Brands ~ 90 to rates.
GLAss-sx1o Country % 90 City rs, rates.
CoRpkeE-3l to SIC.
DaY Apri.ss--il to l2c = h.
DIR PEacHks-Hk-s II 10 1sc y b.
DRY CuREsSrs-25c-
RAIsIxs-$6 SO to 81 90.
eur-4 SO.
PgARL SfARcH--1oc.
AclISz WOODEN wARE-2 Hoop Pals, 81 90; 3 HOOP
do ~ 35. No Tubs, $40 So No. do, Is 90 no do
70 80; Nests Cd DO 3 IS. Wash-boards, IS 20.
RfsH-No. Msrkerel bbis. SIS eoQ9Sle 90.
No.2 do do SIS 9o6esi5 o.
MOL do BIZ do 81 o9lrlI So
No 2 do hf do SO 00arlo %
IF bbs. No / White Fish, 50 So
ois-Coal OIL goc, Lpseed Oil, Is; Lard OIL 81 So
Fish Oil, 81 20.
oHrrsE--Denmark. o to Csc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

fn- There is no district in the State
better organized and prepared to resis.
an Invasion than OUTS. and still the work
OF organizatioo and preparation goes on.
Col. Wall, the efficient and vigilan. Aid of
the Governor in this District, has shown
very commendabIe activity and cousum-
mate Judgment in his administration and
the rebel. will end warm reception il
they turn up in this part of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
NC ton,

Howe & Tyler will sell this morning at
10 O'Clock, one elegant sofa in hair cloth,
one mahogany bureau, one card table,
one B. w. dining and breakfast tables,
stands, bedsteads, chairs, carpets, safes,
show cases, two good sewing machines,
one cannon stove, four cooking stoves,
six coal and wood heating stoves. clocks,
tin and crockery ware, &c. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

CLosED.-Atteution all ye public that
are wont to do your Grading" with
Younker d Bro. Call upon them to-day,
for to morrow and every Saturday there
after, their store will be closed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
ETA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

yicKsarRS. Mss, Aug .. 1888.
Or. John Bu--pesr Sir: / am hspp. To s.a.e 70 70
that have used your valuable Cedrpn Btrers wifh.r.a
brneht TO myself in general debility and prostraton OF
system, preue by the unhealthy and niasmatic in
6uence OF the Ass.sspp river around Yeksturg having
been with 0e ssnts throughout its hole south
erD campaign. / eGpAieEiiy recommend its
psrsons ~bo az sxp<ssd Ia enhesifhy climates.
III. Is. rOSLE,
Agent o. =. Sanitary Commission
LerlsrIur, Ky, Sept le, is6a
On the I'd Of isiy last submitted, threngh agent
Array Of the Cumberland sample of my Cefoa Bitiers
for inspection and requested IT, after analysis he IL
mertctous, to sanction and approve its among our
soldiers.
The following the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Rosccrans permission to ship $40 1t once to
have 1t sold to s9slers JOHN BULL
II satisfied that Cedron Btters will do no harm
a.y one II taken properly and in moderation see no
objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of IL to
suffers. !. uFNRY THURSTON
Surgeon Ard Medical Director D
Headquarters Department cf Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July -, 1865.
Dr.. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission 10 sh,p
TO Nashvilie Tenn rs 500 doxen Of Bulls ce
dron kitters for sale to suffers in the army only.
The regna.i.ss q the Treasury Department be
complied with strictly
By order OF MAJ y Gen RosecraAe.
WIN. n. wILKe
Major and Provost Marshal GEN
For SALE wholesale and retail by Wilkinson BartlcYA
Co., kscksk. Iowa sprl3dAvfyT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

LADY's FRIKND.-The November num-
Der Of this excellent magazine has been
received by Lowry. Also. on hand, o
complete variety of Beadle's Dime publ.
cations; among others will be found the
private and public life Of Abraham Lin
no1c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

New BOOKS AT LowRY's.-nA Summer
Cruise On the Coast Of New Esgland. !"
aLife in the Woods" ocean Waifs,"
BY Capt. Maybe Reid, "Emily Chester"
" Tit Bits" the new cook book, &c.. &c.
Just received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

ELocUTIoNARY.-Re Remember the en-
tertainment of Prof. Lyman at the Uni
tartan Church on Tuesday evening He
will give his hearers . feast of good
things.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

~ Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's Side Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use
No. lO8 Main street. Ijune l5tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

DwELIIna ron SALE.-The dwelling
house on Concert. near Third, owned and
occupied by J. B. Howell, il offered for
sale on reasonable terms. Apply to ].
w. Delsplain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

ITEMs.-We don't intend to give you
any. We didn't learn any yesterday
Don't think there was any. Too much
rain for item.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

E Pretty rough night on picket was
last. 1t isn't any longer a "gosk"-but
clear or cloudy, gnerrillss won't catch our
public mapping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
New York Money Market.

Wv ASHA cbv"Gy bhArActs
8y Telegraph New YoxE, oet. Il.
Mcney-sfsaiy II per cent
steriine--lG9i4.
Guld-Without decided change; opening at 2to, deet
ming to zo6l4, and eIasing at 2Js5k.
Government Stusks-Stesdy.
l.. ). 6s 81 Coupons l15l4
Stocks-Better.
c Ps5Iz &cl3olS cARIe6 M&PDC SIS;
Tol wab Is. II Wayne 9Tss: A&rH52, CANw
Az: Scrip 1i53z. yr Cert efs4: Pac Mail sos
ny Ii7i Erie 49,: G D Q l2a; hudson i2ss< H.r-
Iep 2s5; Reading l2lIs 1879 s5s Toledo l07 &
y u Cert 34l+; Quicksilver .s41
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

pr If any Of our meetings should
hereafter b disturbed -as several have
recently bsen-by COpperheads just be-
gsa feadisg - them me .rsturns. Of the
October elections. They viii alT IS Asll
down within The uext three miuuiee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
OUR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENT
q. l.. A..

The Union League meets tonight IN
McCune's Hall at 7 o'clock. A full At
tendance is requested.
By order of the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
U. S. 7-3O LOAN F!

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that sub
saiptions will BE- received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years from Aug. 18th, 1884 With semia
nual interest 1t the rate Of and thr}etenths %
cent per annumpincpsl and interest both to be paid
IN lawful money.
These notes will be convertible ct the option Of the
holder q maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not less than ave nor more than twenty year,
from their date. the Government may elect. They
will be issued in denominations So $780, $780, 600
and 1900 and all subscriptions must be for ty dollars
or some multiple Of ifty dollars
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges aier abe ecepf Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they be prepared
As the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent that date pay the
interest accrued from date Of note date Of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
upwards for these notes any time will be Above
scommission Of quarter Of one per cent.
SrEChL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.
Itisa National Savings Bank offering higher rate Of
interest than any other best seesrsty. Any
wings bank which pays Its deposiiors I'm o. Notes.
de that 1t Is paying the best circulating medium Of
the country and IL pay anything better for IL.
assets either In securities In
| or bonds payable in government paper.
1t Is equally convenient temporary or permanent
Investment The notes always be sold for within
traction Of their face and accumulated interest," and ar.
security with banks collaeraIs for discount.
Convertible ists Six Per eest. $40 Gold Bona
In addition to the very liberal interest n the notes fo
three yearr the privilege Of conversion Ia now worth
about three per per Annum the current rate fo
$40 Bond. than siss per eesf premisn ans
before the the premium per emit u s. stock
was twenty per cent II will be seed that the aetna
profit this ioan at the present rarke rate not
| than ten per cent. psr annum.
its gxemptiea from state or Municipal Taxation
But aside from all the advantages hive enumerated
special vi eongr--. sxempf. eli s and Tsassr,
}ro iseoi taIaiiaa on the sver4ge this cremp
ton worth ABBOTT per cent; per a4nurn sccorin
to the rsse 81 taxation Ii various iriS q the country
IL believed that No 'esaIi'iss clsr 50 arsa adues
mrnts TO lenders these i.su.d by the government
oil other forms ofnd-htsdnes the faith ability Of pr
waite parties stock companies segzr communities
only, Is pledged for payment, while the hole propert
Of the country Is held the discharge Of all tn
obligations Of the United States.
While The government offers the mott liberal term
for IT. icars IL ldeves that the very strongest sppea
will be to the loyalty AID psts@ Of ake peops
Up the 2ith Of September the Subscriptions to thI
loan amounted 10 over
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
aHODUOE, PROVISIONS. &c.
Corrected BIZ GAYLORD co., Preauee Dsaler..


fIouE-supernns. IS 70 p bbl. p sack, 4 50; Double
Extra p bbL, SO, p sack, SO: Extra y bbl . so
per sack. co. Retail Soc bbl end Csc 4 sack higher
WHzsT-Spring, 81 20 to 10; Fall, 80 TO 50 y bu
CsEe MsAL-x2 90 p 100 bs -
bRAa-Wheat 81 20; Corn, Is p 100 ns
Coss-Sew 81 to rs; old L 90 q 6uahei.
RSE-5e TO Soc p bush.
BAEnr-Ralll gel So sprins.1 So6l 10.
GREEN APPLKs-90c{0&1 Is.
PofAfoEs-1 Is toll so.
DurTEE--Common, SOC; Choice, &c.
H0as-l2c.
LARD-25c.
SHouLDERS-20c q b.
SIpss-25c p b.
J Haxs--2Sc y D.; Sugar Cured do, sc.
Wurt 1sAxs-Common 70 Good 81 26@sl II prsm.
Navy, 81 30.
TALLow-12c.
H.ITimothy, si2 cc9l5 90; balsd, 80 o., Prairie.
HIDxs-Dry Flint l2l5c; Dry salted isc.Grubbv h.l,
price, 0Feen, i 0raen Sheep pets, is to 81 90. t
BExDs-Timothy, 50 Is; Flax 81 Is to 25
BEsr CArrLk-$2 IS. TO s. 90 gross.
SaEEP-A 60 to IS 90 Vhead.
WooL-Ractory TubwAshsd 100 500; Pine Yleece n
Medium do, IS - -
Far Hoss-S12 % astt;
kRArnggs-5oc.
kAGs-43< to size,
Single Dummies, s6c; dosAle do, Go,
Seamless, 2 bush., 5bc to 1 Is.
Flour, Y Dbl, - to q.
% " bbl., % to IS.
90 bbl-. (papeel 4
ekoxe-xool eachs, 9 % 4 pises.
Ga CoPpn-so 70 So = ,.
- 1AAeD-on ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

u ATCHEL0Rs celebrated HAIR DYE ~ tar Bssf u
IL Tia World The only Hsruf<.s, 7rss snx RsfsaSts
dye known Tins spleniid Hair Dye 10 perfectchanges
he'd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to gtsssB Bissk
Sssfra Brcws without mi utins the Hair stanisg the
skin leaving u. lir s add Beautiful. mparts frrsh
vitality frequently restoring it, pristine COLOR recti
tes TIE IN etnrts 81 Bad Dyes The genrne d signed
H1LLAA \ "a FC.tki,DS: all others AZ. mere imta-
tons, and should t. sstle3 soll ~ als Dtszxast- &c
FAcTukI--sl Bartfay-sifert, Nfw York. EnrHrIoR
NV Toirsf Cnsss for Dressing the Hair. jye-dkvIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

AfhGrgh there Mt present existing large number
OF Hair ionies soaipsng for pntc patronage BIZ IRE
qnenf aud repeated eraserasoss Of ihar peculiar prop,
erties. yeti IL well known to who under the
nscsy Of resortipg TO their aid that they uncertain
10 their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made 81 tie subscriber for tonic which he conld war
rant for certainty q se1t and harmessess hare in
dueed him Ia bestow time and care In the produc
ton Of one which should possess these qualities Sc
rfes OF Experiments have enabled him 10 overcome MI
dimculties, and il Is of qualification TO him TO
md hi. iabors crowned y iih complete succee-.
Catas Hair Tonic Il no dye but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erey hair to It's natural color inparts moisture and
glossy appearance the hair removes dandru cures
eruptions and all diseases OF the skin
Persons disposed TO become bald can BY constant ap,
Gallon and ,ae Tcns restore their hair and srap
to Its former healthy rsndiaon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
C0LnarEs nOSEY soar.

C0LGATEr HONEY SOAR.
This esiehraiat Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand. Is MADE froin tse shcfcest materials, h
miid and emo'tentin lite nature. rrsgFansly
scented and extremely benz ficfal IN its action
upon the akin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
0oohs Dealers tan3Ai ydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
THIRTY THOUSANDI

ness Instruments are now in mostly in the Init
Cd states and Canada also In Europe Asia Aries Sn,h
america aud tho West Indies aud from all these quart
ers we have the most attsring testimonials Of the high
ANIMATION N which they are held AZ all Industrial *.
hibitions. they have invariably been
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT In
THE UNITED STATES.
Employing zoo Men, and finishing 50 Instruments
per week.
Mandatory cor Niagara & Maryland Sts.,
BUFFALO, n. Y.

Persons unaeqnaintei with the Melodeon and its
tory VIII bear in mind that are the pioneers an 1
leading manufactures not only In the United STATE
on, IN the world We commenced the manufacture OK
Meieeons In the fall Of the year ls and since that
time have finished and sold
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

ITEMS ABOUT THE QUINcI FAIR.-The
great Sanitary Fair at Quincy closed las,
Monday, and We obtain the following items
from the Wing:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
Good Appointment.

The Governor has appointed Col.
TERRELL, Adjutant General, in place of
our old friend Gen. LAz. NOBLE, who
was elected Clerk of the Supreme Court
The service never had more efficient
officer, and accommodating and genial
gentleman, than Lac NOBLE the change
in these partiulars, will not be felt, for
Col. TkRRsLL, is just as good. The
Horard Tribune. speaks the sentiments of
all acquainted with him, in the follow
ing notice:
Whoever has no knowledge of Buck
Terrell, has failed to get acquainted with
one of the best men in Indisna. His
head is As clear as a sound bell of the
first metal, and he is as clever as he is
well posted. The Colonel has been with
the Governor since the beginning of the
war, and he deserves his great populari-
ty. Persons having business at his
office, will find General Terrell high
toned and courteous gentleman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
Death Of Lieut.. George Quay.

Editors PaRadirta You will please indulge me a
few lines your paper to record the death of one of
nv most intimate friends, Lieut. GRAY. who fell at the
battle near Mddletown, Va, on the 18th of Oct
He had served in the army since the outbreak of the
rebellion and the Sth Indiana Infantry, during
the three months service in Capt. NJ. NJ. Lacy's
company. Shortly after being discharged he again
enlisted in the First Indiana Battery. He was wound
ed and taken prisoner by the Guerrias and was pa
rolied by them but his paroi not acknowledged
70 be valid by the department, and he honora-
blv discharged BY order of Gen. Curtis. In Oct
1852 enlisted him in the s,h Regiment in which he
served honorably and faithfully soldier and died
whilst bravely battling for bis country, the face of
the enemy the 10th ult. He was loved by all who
knew him. and displayed great bravery in all the bat
ties Of the valley, in which he calamity participat d.
He had received his commission Lieutenant only
few days prior the battle in which he lost his life
ale sleeps his las. sleep he has taught his last battle
No sound shall awake him to glory again
His friends will not forget his memory but will
cherish it sacred. aud all that Is left of the
brave soldier who has fallen.
Worthy friend and comrade, peace TO thy names
o. 7. J..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
The Confederate Ten-DoIlar Bill.

A MEMBER of the Second New York Artillery writ
ing TO friend incoses ten-doliar Confederate BILL
The bill IS printed on inferior paper but the mechanic
al execution Is good. The gives the follow
ing account of the in which the bill came into
the writer's possession:
Il send YOU ten-dollar Confederate bill | will not
ask you TO give credit for it, any more than the
credit of fighting for it. on picket the other
night and my pit quite close the rebel line SO
much 50 that had a talk with Johnny directly
opposite. towards morning agreed ire at
each other, and then got more friendly terms.
"Ife asked me what would give him for 4 plug of
tobacco? offered him old Jack knife which he
agreed to take. He told me 10 bring it over could
not ii, told him and get it At length
we agreed TO meet each other halfway We did So
and made the exchange; but marx his treachery l
had scarcely turned my back 10 return when be coll
Jared me and tried to drag into the rebel lines We
had quite scutfe. At last got the villain by the
throat with my left hand then threw nv right leg
behind him, and backed him it Z. Down came the
Conederacy. As he struck the hard ground his peck
etbook fell from his pocket also the knife had given
him. These picked up in quick time, and ran to nv
pit.
when Johnnie Reb" got up he looked dageers.-
lie would liked To have made rush upon me- but
don't think he liked the looks of my rife pointing
towards him. | found nothing in the pocket-book Lut
twelve dollars. two of which to my mother and
ten | reserved for you. '--Nstc- Yorker.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
Archbishop Purcell and the National
Thanksgiving.

Archbishop Pursell, of Cincinnati, has
a letter in the Catholic Telegraph Of the
10th eXhorting the Catholics of his
diocese to meet in their respective
churches on the dav above specified, and
assist in becoming sentiments of graft
tude, penitence and prayer. at the great
Eucharistic, expirator and impetratory
Sacrifice of the New Law
He concludes his letter as follows. to
which we invite the attention of Catho-
lies, as worthy of their consideration
There is no justifying cause or reason
to curse the Government or the Admins
tration. They did not commence this
war. They could scarcely bring them
selves to believe that it was seriously
commenced. even when forts had fallen
and the blood of our people was shed by
the hands of the South And when force
had TO be repealed by force, when armies
had to be raised and, therefore troops to
be drafted, raise the blockade of our
rivers and stem the tide of aggression,
what more did our Government do than
was done in the South! Where in the
North was the draft, the conscrption. en-
forced as ruthlessly and as indiscrimi-
nately as in the South Were was the
citizens, property coniscated, without
compensation. for the alleged used of
Government, as it was in the Sontl, We
have conversed with Irish Catholic refu
gees from Georgia, from Arkansas, from
Alabama and other Southern States, and
We know how they were stri ,,ped Of their
money and their clothes. and cast into
prison when they refused to 90 into the
ranks Of the Confederate army Many
an Irish laborer told us in the hospitals,
here and elsewhere, that when the war
broke out in the South, and the public
works were suspended, they were either
violently conscripted, or had 20 enlist or
starye.
We do not adduce these facts to excite
unkind feelings against the South. but to
put to shame the Journalists OF the North.
especially the FreeInan's .JourHoI and
Metropolitan Record Of New York, who
instigated our too confding people them
selves who patronized such Journalists
and were duped and deceived by their
malgnity
II j. time, therefore, now that the cleo
ton Is past, that all should return TO their
sober second thought. and that we should
rally round the constituted authorities.
the powers" which the apostle com
mands Us TO obey, and thus presenting
an undivided front to the enemy. re-es-
tablish the Union, without which there
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
Another Flank Movenent-During the past

Another Flank Movement-During the past
elections, we got considerably behindhand with our
work, and the PALIADIUn's non-appearance on the
reg'Iiar publication day Wednesday had become
remarkably rsgaar. All our endeavors to remedy it,
and catch up, proved unavailing the old adAge Of
thine host be regsinsd" seemed to apply 70
situation in spite Of all e1erons; finding
oh time entrenchnenis strong to be stormed,
and Thanksgiving Day intervening to take off another
Day, deliberately determined. as Sherman was
positively heard from, to make a"oer flank move
uent and not be heard from" either until the time
appointed. So here again, on "Wednesday
morning, fresh and rejuvnated from resting spell,
and determined TO do all the good in our hum
bic way, trusting that our patrons viii overlook
past rerssness while promise TO 'come to time"
in the future - Fl can.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-01
Another Emanci patton Proclamation.

I, has been reported that another proclamation by
the President might be expected. According to the
Washington correspondent Of the New York Indcpen-
dent it is 70 be proclamation Of universal freedom
10 the slaves. The writer says:
The Abraham Lincoln Of to-day is Aboitionist
toward radicalism il be necessary to save the
try II Congress is not expeditions in agreeing to the
Constitutional amendment, I look for second proca
Ination freeing every slave in the Union, upon the
ground Of military necessity.