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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
The "Chicngo Convention,

The delegates to the "Democratic" Ma
tional Convention are arriving very rap.
Idly, as also are the usual claquers and
wire rulers who attend such political
gatherings. The "outside pressure" ele.
ment In attendance at this Convention
will 40 doubt be very large, and we find
that SO far IL is yearly all for Gen. Nc
Clelan for President. The supporters of
Little Mae are in great spirits, and
feel quite confident that he will be nomi.
mated. Guthrie, of kentucky, appears
to be- the choice of most of the Mcclellan
men for Vice President. Guthrie ia a
Vallandigham peace mopger, aud if they
are ready to put him on the ticket. they
of course are ready TO accept an out-and-
out Peace platform. So, even if those
calling themselves " War Democrats
shall be successful in getting Mcclellan
nominated, as it is believed they certainly
will, they will have to accept Peace
platform. A War Democrat on Peace
platform would be spectacle not at ali
out of &" Democratic" character.
In this connection, We cannot but al.
lude to the foolish fears of the Times
about military or other interference with
the Convention, or those in attendance.
We feel authorized to state, in behalf of
the military here. and the Union citizens
generally, that not an arm or voice will
be raised to disturb or in any way inter
fere with the proceedings OF, or those at
tending, the Convention, unless there
should be (as there probably will not be }
very strong pfovocalion. 1t will be the
desire of all our citizens, We trust, With
out regard to party, to preserve peace and
good order in Chicago during the SEES.
sion of the Convention, as we'll as before
and after. None of our people will, We
are sure, make or countenance any dis
turbance, and the " Democratic" politi.
clans will, we presume, have prudence
and wisdom enough to keep their friend'
from abroad from dsgracing themselve:
and their party by inauguratirg theil
campaign by acts of ruffianism.-(Chica
60 Journal, 25lh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81.
For the Gate City.l
IN MI MORA n,


Nh EDITOR II have just heard Of the death Of Capt
WIN ADAMS OF Co Z, 18th iowa Volunteers at New Or
leans La Capt ADAMS was in the truc sense Of the
word in every way both soldier and gentleman He
wa universally beloved both by the officers and men lie
longing TO his regiment. lie was in command Of the
regiment at the battle Of Camp Stirling, La, the 10th
of September 1865 and with the rest Of the regiment
was taken prisoner, remaining in the enemys hands
during period of ten months. After being exchanged
and returning to New Orleans he taken the
of his death has just reached by letter He was
brave soldier good officer generous friend and will be
mourned by those of his command one who may
essily be replaced. g. WASHINGTON H,RpwIcK,
Sergeant Co. Z, 10th Iowa Vols.
He sleeps within the cold,'dark grave,
And we drop silent tear.
For comrade good, and true, and brave,
Who knew not how to fear.
When fercest rose the battles noise,
Loudly he did exclam,
Remember the State you came from, boys
And disgrace its namei"
Two long hours our little band,
'Gainst rebels Ave to one,
Fought face to face aud hand to hand
Nor danger wished to shun;
But round the glorious Stripes and Stars
They fought their flag TO save,
And many bear bright honors scars-
Some claim heros grave.
And tlickly lay the rebel dead
Upon the battle ground,
Compared with ours, I've heard 1t said
Full three to were found;
But courage bold could not Withstand
The fury Of the fray
And thus they took our little band,
And carried us away.
For ten long months in rebel hands,
Through hunger cold and rain,
Some bore their cruel captors bands
Twas useless TO complain.
1t length exchanged again they see
The glorious Stripes aud Stars
And welcome greets them--,hey are frsef
And glory in their scars.
But scarcely had our Captain brave
Regained fair freedoms SOIL
Till fell disease began to crave
For death such precious spoil.
He rests aud may he sweetly sleep,
Though loving may mourn,
May ID assist them they weep
To bear what must be borne.
OF the loved and lost one. noble dead
Who has fallen far away,
Go ask his men you will hear il said
He was honor bright IS day.
We lose in him comr ade true
friend both lust and kind.
Surpassed by none eeualled by few,
Whom Death still leaves behind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
yOE FRANCE.
IT'S KkcKZYREcOAHMENDED
by the Medical Faculty.

see what Dr. PHILLIPS Of the oldest and best Phys
clans Of St Lous ssys:
81. LOFTS, June is, 1858.
ME- Jso II Blood, 4gent OF Lailsnsi.ds Rh.nu III m
1out and Neuralgia Specific IL have prescribed the
shove mentioned spcrhc and must say that
found any remedy that esrrifs 40 much certainty of
quick and sausary a. that has IN all tl here
/ have used 1t. DR O. w PUIlIIPs
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Letter from Capt HAIry 10 Alexander Leteh Druggist
before Jso. III. BLOOD, became for the Medicne
ST. Lorfs, March 81. Is63
AIxL Hsoa. ksqs-Ijke many 81 my profession.
have suffer severely with ThsHstisn and could getuo
permanent relfef Til tired yeur spscihc happy
10 that its tse, In r.stoFed e 70 health
tsizned,J CAPT. MALIS, Of steamer Warsav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

LlssLIr, IT,, July 10th. 1893
'JoHs H. BIooD Esq.-Dsry str: have besn suf.
FOR six with tnrEnic AheunaiisD ard take great
pleasure In Recommending sour f t1oat stsd
rslEia Specific 10 be the test medicine disease
that have eysf beard Of hen cennienesd king IL
could hardly wax still 50 great was The pain
land IN three DAYS ~as Tree f IL and my les are
the hrst tDe in hse years free irurn pain and feel
nirtie that think would IL dancing Mi hs while ii
did not cost much for apsc. Bnt sir in is splendid
medicine, and would all icre eted with
thoee diseases 10 try IT, have found Cart III ynaond
10 friend " mine his back with nfsmn1atoEy
H.stsm. and told hai xha, your ediene fof me
he will send 10 you IT, Enclosed please lind
t~o tssrs sad enG BOTTLES ~ tie Specie. III
should cot need II sell al give il that
does. fer there are plenty chat are ring tn hose
diseases that ere unag4tiaintsd fEt y9Gr Specific ard
think that you caght 70 publish Il every cry il tbs
Union Very respectfully your,
Carr "a MES W BROWN
Eesaaence Chicago III.
p. e. send medicine 10 care ct y. Il ". Whitman Chi
cage j. Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
From the Hen. JrpGK LoEs, Of the Land Court.

ST. LOUIS Feb 18th, 1854.
j. II. BLOOD, Es9-Dtev SIR. have tried your Rhcu-
mafiem, Nsursigsa snd Cert Specific and have Ind
great relief from when piher remedies have failed
think it very safe and reliable msdleine.
VERY respectfully, your friend,
G. b. LORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

CHERIFFS SALE.
GuERIFFS SALE.

~ 1EhIFF . OhLE.
~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Coryrr-ss.
By virtue of general execution directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court Of said county
\. Hanson Co., aud against Michael Grlfith, Silas
D. griffith aud Bradford Griffith, have etied upon
and VIII sell - the highst bidder the front door
OF tue Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk in said comfy the nth day ot
September A d, 1854 between the hours Of O'Clock A.
VI. and o'clock =. NJ, commencing at O'Clock p. II
of said day the following property, to-wt: The west
I'D OF the north ali OF the south half If section
"a township sixtysix 6t, north of range %
west, in Lee cannty, Iowa.
Taken. levied upo and to be sod 10 satisfy said writ
OF execution.
Keokuk. Aug l., Ca ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee - GO. Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-25
FIVE CENTS REWARD.

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htrb0riagO Ot trusting him on my acl0unt
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We Mfen6w haidithihns our nov styles orCloaks
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FOR THE COkE or PRIVATE blhEABES,
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Physicians IN the world,
nR. E. BONAPARrE, from Loudon and Paris
Hospitals, and tor the past ten years OF the ON
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late of Now York. THIS the only ONCE IN the city
where a permanent cure al Private Diseases Gsn be
obu,aed without tho Use ot mercury or change ol
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10 to 40 days; structures curedin 20 weeks; Noo.
turnRl Emissions atOpped "A tp daysi seminal
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male or female. t|..
Dr. Ronaparte' great work on private Diseases the
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male Diseases ladies should h0tuse them during
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have been accustomed from an early age Of youth TO
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humble abode ot poverty 10 The of the woa-
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IIANGNGllui day purchased tho entire in torest OF
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snail cGEtinu0 rafry on the Wholesale aud Retsl
Clothing hu~ne ~. Having largo NJ ck ot clothing
hand, purchased heinre tina great advance shall
oiler clothing cheaper than any other house ntosn
wishing 10 reduce my -tonk, beacr the reas0n Of my
of ring my goods seeheap. ! am selling 3
Nina Bafk psdis 90 10 SieOo
Fancy cassifiere pnnis from. ~ 10 40 90
PLAN and fancy rassine; pants from. 20 10 - ~
Fine cloth cnIt4 ffOH~........... % to- go 90
Fine caasiltlere Goats fron......... . "a 20 70 90
Fine cas- .inei conts froni.... ... 4 60 to ~ ~
barge 40 * Of oyetcuais nom......a - 90 TO 25 10
Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
snrpassed n the Fast or West large stock of boys
rape oycrcoats, Whch am Offering exceedingly low
lso n 'tga Stock of e,eie goods, which, were pln
chased before the sudden rise which Will sellIoF,
compared with present prices OF goods tllchased
lthi4 Fail. w. G. bRkENEi
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LII N L nj a-E N Il u M l

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
DENTISTRY.

4a4 A01Ia@I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
Making Fnn OF Peonle.

Once when travelling or q age-coach,
| met with young lady who seemed to
be on the constant lookout for something
laughable. Every old barn was made
the subject Of passing joke, while the
cows and sheep looked demurely ct us,
little dreaming that folks could be merry
at their expense.
All thia was, perhaps, harmless
enough, Animals were not sensitive in
this respect. They are not likely 10
have their feelings injured because peo-
pie make fun of them; but when we
come to human beings, that Is quite
another thing. So 1t seemed to me; for
after while, an aged woman camerun.
ming across the fields, lifting up her
hand to the coachman, and in shrill
voice begging him to stop The good
natured coachman drew up his horses,
and the old lady, coming to the fence by
the roadside, squeezed herself between
two posts which were very near together.
The young lady in the stage coach
made some ludicrous remark, and the
passengers laughed. II seemed very ex-
cusable; for in getting through the fence,
the poor woman made sad work wish her
old black bonnet, and now, taking q seat
beside well dressed lady, really looked
as ii ahe had been there byla whirlwina.
This was new piece of fun, and the
giTl made the most oft She earicaturod
the old lady upon card, pretended to
take q pattern of her bonnet, aud In
various other ways sought TO raise a
Taught at her. At length the poor wo.
man turned a pale face towards her, and
said: "My dear girl, Jon are now young,
and healthy, and happy. | have been SC
too, but that time 10 past am now old
and forlorn The coach is taking me "a
the deathbed Of my only child And
then, my dear, shall be poor old wo-
man oil alone in tho world where merry
girls will think me very amusing OBJ
jeot They win laugh at my old-fashioned
clothes and sad appearance, forgetting
that the old woman has loved and suf-
fsred, and will live forever.
The coach now stopped before poor
looking house, and the old lady feebly
descended the steps. "How is she p
was the trembling inquiry of the mother
"JuSt alive, said the man who was
leading her into house.
The driver mounted the box, and we
were upon the road again. Our merry
young friend had placed tina card in
her pocket. She was leaning her head
upon her hand; aud you may be sure
was not sorry to see tear upon her fair
young cheek 1t was good lesson
and one which we greatly hoped would
do her good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.



cEAL-D PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= @f this Office uafil the 9TH dsy 81 November
rsxi, for grading the LaRding hytSeeh Jefisrson
and court streets. from the wess face OF ths bisn
to Front street. The contractor 70 cut all hiEh
points on the promenade between Ja1arson and
Nsrkst streets, inclusive, % the proper grades,
and to al all low points within ths atssve pm
scrsisd limits, 10 tbs grade furnished BY the city
kugineer. Also, 20 ait Centre Landing. aud I'll
peaAts between the river ard the wcst hns Of the
prolnenade. as may b required IS the City EAgi.
nesrs and all superauous earth to be dumbed ntc
this Pend Al tbs Navy Yard. The bids for the price
psr enh.c yard for cutting oT the Bluff hetwesr
Jeaarsou ard Court streets. are to be made ssith
the understanding that said prize per yaxd for the
measurement OF the last nansa cut, Is t. be fun
compensation 20 The contractor for the whole pep
fsrn1snce of the works. The hans are to~bs
giysn. In tie bids. Of sSoarnroxsd securities ia
the amount Of one huadred thousand collars
$4,000 for the faithful performances Of the con.
tract. All proposals srs 60 be endorsed o. the
envelePs, Proposals fer grading Ltndiag D..
fweea ieferson and Court streets" Bids Tor the
eontraef net IN conisruify with the above requrs-
msnts viii rot be eufeFsAln
TIE mayor and GouaEsittee on Pebble Landings
/ sails.
Average haul is one quarter Of aaraIts.
/ FRANCIS FOSTER.
1 "ot City Engineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

D1- The. rebel devices to desert are
often ingenious. One man goes after
water between the lines, another for
forage for his horsea, another for roast
ing ears, or be crosses TO our lines TO ex-
change papers or traffic tobacco for
other Injuries But no suspected man
is permitted any Of these privileges,
hence those who escape successfully are
those against whom suspicion has never
been excited. Two lately came over whose
home was Atlanta In their own words
When we heard you'd got thar we kin
cluded JEFF. Davis we're dead COON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

GEALkD PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
- - this ottce until thu Fth aAy Of Januarx .@xt
s. y n, for Furnishing, such pains or rols.ss -
the river izneins 81 fhas city as HAY be eesxnat.
perches Of hard btue litnsstane, fer paving ths
rocks not to exceed six tnehes In thlekness "a =
be suitable for paving q net less than rsse ys~
more than twelve inches In depth lrahhle work /;
all 10 be delivered On or before the first aev a
April. 1855. The names to be xiven ii shs Is -
Of two approved ssenrifaes, in the amount Of az :
thousand dollars tsa9Qa0l for the faithful per-
formanes Of the contract All proposals are "a
Be endorsed on the envelope. Proposals Tor fsr.
nishing paving stone for the city Of Nsmphis =
Bids for the contract not IN conformity with ths
above requirements, viii not b entertained
The Mayor aad Cemwissee on Pnhlic Landing
ress-vs The right 70 RESET aH7 al of the pro
p0sais FRANCIS 70 TER.
octlT - City Engineer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
Dyspepsia.

se is attendant train Of symplsms, a acts msru
sxe charm than q medicine. There Ia nothlns
10 tbs range Of The MaIeria Msaise that for ne.
nent tear comparison with Il ia tkis disease
A fuii account Of this wnnnsrfAf plant aaax he
y. pages 1857 aud 1855
series q erpsrinaeh ts IN which Dr.. bali haa
y ~ years engaged, hiss Jast been brought 10
s1aes4iei ttFslfhst Ion, and be ts nov enabled 60
easF 10 the pnhltg n eenshtuation Of Csdron. with
other approved tolfit* Iha vhole preserved il ~ .
hest quality g e0ppps Distilled Baarbon whisks
s.tet he Is eenldeut has no equal 10 the Noffa
might furnish volume Of certificates. but
public hass long since learned to estimate
xsags At their trne value. The sAasst plAn IL for
ssery Gus t. test for hlmsalf the virtues ef nsw
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

H65- Well, Sir asked a noisy dis
putant, don't you think have msuled
my Antagonist 10 some purposeH"
"oh, yes. replied hetehsr; you
have--and II ever I should happen 70
fight with tho Philistinss, III botrew
your jawbons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

No MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= connected with tbs history of the &asarls
heStes 81 tae United States, or more favorabiy
kne~a A. pioneer In medical discovery, sk&n
thaE q Dr. JOHN BuLE, Of Louisville, Ky. His
Inilastsole PREPARATION Of sarsapariiiR has Iong
stood = The head Of the various compounds Of kAat
valuthls drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
Net Assets, July /. 1894,
- 3. 4O1.D3S. SO.

:. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION OF the
AfhA, after IS years Of severe trial. has 70.
allied the greatest public advantages aud
success OF the various ayatems OF Fire Insa-
rance In the country. Is now better than
ever prepared for duty.
,. lt,oo0 Loss Clstms have bosn settled and pAid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
3. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY ny
FIRE, In thu United States averages over
Siep,o0 daily. IL your property exposed
aud unprotected
J. ARE YOU INSUREDt IT not, why not
The cost IL trining; the duty Is manifest /:
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
you - bankruptcy poverty, or cruel d.
appointment s-t h
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard ls
given TO small risks as Eeil as large ones
Able aud superior commercial advantages
afforded.
So Insurance. solicited and Policies issued by
J. W. NExsEN, AKvnt,
ia29 Marble Hall Building, No. .. Main 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

One trial and Jon viii nsQsr use any eths<s.
IL Il not necessary % publish long llst Of die.
eases for which the CsdFon Bittsra are = specific
In all diseases Of she STOMACH BOW
ELS, LIVER OH KlDNEYHt
Ia all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING upon DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or HOwELNt
In GOuT, kHEuMATIsM AND KEU-
RAEGTAt
And IN FEVER ANE AGuE,
Htis destined 10 saperceds all other rsmsdies IL
net only cures these diseavs, but 10 rAEvnnfs
tham.
A wine glass fall Of the Bitters taken a. Aoaf
tefore each meal, will obviafe the III escta OF the
meet unhcalthy climate, and screen The pesson
taking 4 against disease under tbs meat tryinE
exposures.
sald BY Druggists end Grocers generally.
as~pr. JOHN hollis Principal oases, tina
street, I.oHisyilla, ny.
Sold By PETER YIERLIz
feba Sole Agent, Evansville. Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
CHRISTIAN KRATZ,
WILLIAM HEILMAS.

HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF
Il my fcrmer partner, CHRISTIAN Kratx, In the
firm Of krstr & Esilman. shall hereafter con
tiacs tbs Fonndry and Machine business at fba cid
PLACE on my own sccocHt, and hope. By strict at
tentiea 70 all wants Ia TIE n sehiusry Ilrs 10
meyt tee sFronsxs Of the public, 80 literally BE-.
ste S~d On f@e cid frD-
eel WILLIAM EEILNAs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

NJ What is the difference between
person transixsd with amusement and
leopards tail2 The one ia rooted to
the spot, and the other Is spotted TO the
root DHG LEhHeM vTlf1 OLIVIA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

Individual" tell you, it's only them
that's above forty or below eighteen
that's exempt" -
Pat-"Is that so2 Then, faith, It's
msself that's the boy that's exempt;
I'm won bundled and nineteen"
Individual. Git eoutl what or you
blowing aboutT
Pat" Faith, an am that Won HIM
bred and ninetesn--one hundred and
nineteen Cherry street