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United States In Account Current with
Abraham Lincoln, l68l.64.

DIR. CIR:
Half million of men Half million slaves
killed and MANNED. transformed to vaSa'
Five thousand million bonds.
dollars spent and des. Swarms ofcontractors
troyed. enriched.
The Monroe doctrine Shoddy blasinx WITH
abandoned. diamonds.
Our foreign commerce
swept from the seas.
The value Of dollar
reduced to forty cents.
The cost of living
doubled.
The breach between
the North and South VII
dened.
Taxes increased fve-
fold.
Ha6ea, corpus sus-
pended.
Personal freed o m
strangled
Liberty of the press
trampled upon.
The Constitution abro
gated.
The dignity of the
government lost.
Elections carried ~!
teyYnrism
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
The Great Election rrauds-Coufes.io
of Terry.
New York, Nov. 4.

AVN 0iA, NOV. q.
The Times Washington special saws
Terry, just convicted and seDtenced 10
tic State prison for life, and who on his
trial made formal confession, is now dis
posed 10 he more communicative. He saws
that ne had been for some time before hi-
arrest sick OF the whole business, and was
only waiting TO receive rerlies to let
ters addressed by him to Peter Csgeer
and other promiaent Democratic pollti-
cians 10 New York 4 which would prove
Their complicity beyond peradYenture.
when he intended To vonntariIIy make 4
complete expose { tiie whole thing and
that IT the arrest of himself ssd bis con-
federates had been postponed another
Week be would have besn ab to FIX the
guilt Of the whole TRANSACTION from its
lncplency where il properly belonged.
This morning Capt. J F. Jaynes, of
the lI,b U. S. Infantry, arrived here
from the front, havipgia charge Lieut..
Murphy of the 7,h New York artixery
who il Is stated ia implicated in the elec
ton frauds by signing the blanks. M,
Murphy was arrested by order Of the Sec.
re'ary Of War. and has been committed Il
the Old Capitol to await an inses,iga.
ton.
The Worlds special says The New Yorl
commissioners left for Albany to-day
having failed to accomplish the object 0
their mission. Their report togelhe
With all the correspondence beid with ths
Government, will be delivered 10 Gov
Seymour on their arrival.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
News from Rebel ssuress.

New York, Nov. 4.
Late rebel newspapers give US the par
ticulars Of the movement Of Gen. Hood
amy from Gsdsden, Ala, to~arts Gun.
tess Landing, on the Tennessee river
The most astounding results are proposed
but says correspondent, OF the Savannah
Republican, it is TO be regretted that Gen.
Hoods army il SO baal5 provided with
blankets and shoes 10 tbs extraordinary
movement. Whole regiments are bare
footed, while blankets with any OF the
men is rather the exception than the
rule.
The garrison of Atlanta ia given ss
5000 effective men.
Ths Richmond Sentinel, the official
organ of jeff Davis, strongly advocates
the placing of slaves in the rebel army.
Gen. Lee. in his Official report Of the
surprise Of our troops in front Of Peters
burg last Sunday night. claims that our
line was swept for half mile and go OF
our men ctptured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
NOTICE.

To J Hamlet, Iymsa Vt Mckean. UFsria sieKeaa Ja0
Boyd, frusier q q HAMILTON Co. Heury MgntgeE-
cry. lsavi3 Mihupse. u Red Madison Reed, : b
FArri gton CO, ard James Keeuan-
foa each of son 3rehY notified that there i
nle, vita the papers in tie II L J Hamlet Ly
rsn Nc kesn AMI Others in tie District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, at Fort Maids tn ami bill
of Ii W Sample claiming OF you the said Lyman Nc
kean the Of hasfrrd dollars, money due
promsspry note aud esiung as against a o. yoH tins
iorcciesure ef certain norgaEs. executed y Lyman
McKean and Ursula Nrkstn, has wife. ~ II W Sample
and eonxeyng the half Of the northeast quarter u
section twenty and tie northwest quarter of section
tents-ae in township sixty-Seven north. Of range No
ave est in the county ef Lee. Ioxa.
Unless YOU appear thereto and defend before ef
the second day OF the nFxtterm of sad tric Court
Fort Madison inn cRtie hrSt Monday In bere-
her D. 1864, judgment and decree sill lie reuiered
against yup thereon by default
RANKIN & MsCRtRY
Reserre stanp 80 cts. Atty for H. ". Sample.
tsax-.ssw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Sent Home to Vote,

New York, Nov. 4.
The Commercials Washington special
safs II is estimated that "a, bO0 soldiers
have been sent home from this military
department. this week that thev may vote.
Notwithstanding assertion TO the con-
trary the lifesentence Of Terry and Dona-
hue have been approved BY the Presi-
dent. and they will be sent to some other
State than New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Washington, Nov. 4.

The trial Of Col. North, Levi, Coppen,
and Jones. was resumed This morning be-
fore the Z. S. Military Commission, OF
which Gen. Doubleday is President. Mr.
Gillette. for the defense, replied, still
pleading to the jurisdiction OF the court
to the argument Of Judge Advocate Fos-
ter. lie held that the dow case in Rhode
Island and Mr.. Vsllandigham's ease, both
OF which were referred to yesterday by
Judge Advocate Foster, were by no means
similar TO the present case. There was
no resemblance between the case of Val
landigham and tha, Of Col. North, ant
those charged with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

To 6ecrr Coleman. Eisard Kiltourne chas Foets.
William Egrkitt, Jne fpSteT, John iuTkee. Jas
Vale. n " Clark ssoosiI5r. TFes " Bniiocs Raf:s
Hahbasd. P-Hnin gf6B, Wmc Andrews, Chas II Aoor~s
Morrisoi Tars IN daughters. Milton Jennssen, Wa
Spencer Hsrun Smith, Jno Wilson, guardian, Morris
Nhite~sa-s. Elizabeth NhiteSidee. Mary Ann whit
sides Lewis Whifesids, Ystsn Rshinsen h Co, z
Griffin, Hodges Bro's, Gardner Green Go, sibi-y,
Goelfon Co sinElaH Dsverise ca. Henry Richards,
sa-An naiIerer, Cafherae callsban Ann Mslanty Jn-
liza Caliahsr. Jane EevneIds lEenning woocrnf PAT.
rick Walsh Parker, Adaa'r of L Parker. decd Geo
CAndrTsen, David E3ger, Jnn Byson Truttt Eros
Truitt Bro \ Co.
You will sereraify TAX. notice Hiram Barney ss l@f
his petition IN the CLERKS Office N the District Court IL
Lee county lows, keokuk. claiming Judgment upon
mortgage made by George Coleman 10 Eawari XII
beuTnel against Geo Coleman is- the OF six thous
ard doliaS anil against vn all the sale Of the south
quarter aud the half o th northwest quarter
o.! section r. and the southeast quarter Of section - in
township S7 range west. Les county Iowa, free and
clear Of all year rights interests thereiH and ior gen
! efA relief
Aud you nnst appear and answer unto said petition y
Of the second day ~ tie term OF sad Court 10
I've held ih. FIRST Monday q February, 1865 iatg-
| ment will be had thereon ~ asfanit.
H. SCOTT HOW'LL.
noyI Pits Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Latest from 0gaensburg.
Ogdensburs; Nor.

Ogdensburg; Nor. 1.
The examination of parties arrested
last night took place to-day. They give
NJ satisfactory account of themselves, and
we're recommitted. The town is full OF
rumors. A patrol is organized to guard
the town. The military is expected TO-
night OF tomorrow. The raiders are
likely to meet a warm reception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

E- The London Times sharp at SCENT
ing a coming disaster and quick at drop
ping failures Of all sorts, thus chucks the
Mcclellan party overheard. in its leader
Of o ,tober 10Th:
"Accorliug to present appearances of
affairs, the bark of the Democratic party
foundered before il got out to sea- His
tory has no greater failure to record than
the Democratic convention; it was SUN
moned apparently for the purpose of pledg
ing the Demo- attic party to great prn
ciple-the necessity of obtaining peace, il
possible without breaking up the Federal
Union. ifnot still peace. The resolution
of the Convention taken in connection
with the answer of General M Cielan, it,
accepted candidate, entirely negative THU
view"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
" ashincton. Nov. 4.

In the case of Col North The court de-
clded it bad jurisdiction. The Judge
Advocate then moved judgment OF
guilty. which was denied. Defendant's
council then moved to try the prisoners
separately The motion vas denied and
the court took recess till three D. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Especial to Post.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. a

The Daily Chronicle of this morning
reports the ruinor that Gen. Rosecrans
will take command Of the Army Of the
Potomac in place OF Meade.
Banks, the same paper declares. will
succeed to the command of the depart
ment of Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

MeCLBLLAN WAS THE Cry - The
Chattanooga Gazette tells the following !:
mcclellan" is the battle.cr of the
rebels. In the recent attack on Resacca
by Gen Hoods forces, we are informed
BY reliable person who was in the fight,
that the rebels charged our forces under
the rallying cry of Mcclellan" Guess
"Young Napoleon" will get the most of
his votes in the rebel army.
! MILITARY 1rEMs.-Provost Marshal
GeneralJ B. Fry has decided that q
drafted man who reports at rendezvous
for service and is rejected by the examin.
irg board, is entitled to Government
transportation back to bis home.
On Monday three recruits we're sworn
into the service to the credit of the third
ward and were paid the local bounty o
the $3.50 each by John L. Swi,s and Co
These men were strangers and Lieut.
Reagan Of Camp Mcclellan who wa:
present to take charge of them, believed
them to be bounty jumpers, and when th'
money was paid over to them offered T.
act as their banker, as is usual n such
case. To this they objected as the
thought themselves capable of managiu
their own affairs, but the officer was in
exorab,e and they handed over the green
backs though with a bad grace aud wer
started for capp. On their way they ds
serted and have not yet been retaken.- =
The third ward however gets the credi
for these men as they were actually swor
into the service.
Col. John Culbertson ia at his po
again for day or two as ASST. Adj
General.
The supplementary draft for the quot,
in the sub districts yet in deficit will prol
ably be made to-day. 1t is possible tn
the business at the office OF tho Provo
Marshal may require its postponement
day or two longer, but Capt. Hall inten
to make the draft to day if he can
Two hundred and FIVE drafted me
most of them for the 4th Iowa Infantr
were forwarded to the field ON Tuesds
A few recruits and convalecents for /,
rous regiments were also sent forward.
I've 1ty-four recruits were sworn into /
service on that dsy.-[D Davenport G
zette,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
New York, Nov. 4.

New York, Nov. 4.
a vessel has arrived here With the off
GERS and crews of number Of vessels "a D.
tnred on our coast 1y new pirate, the
Chickamaugs. commanded by Lieut. VIII
kinson. which left Wilmington Oct. 9th,
with two other steamers. She is painted
pea-green, has two smoke-stacks, carries
three guns and l50 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Mem 40pertisen,ents.
T IsT OF LETTERS REMATyIN

~ in the Post Once At Keokuk, on the 4th dsy of
Nov, fse4.
HGTo obtain any Of ese letters the applicants must
call for adr<Ytssed letters give the of his lat, and
pay one cent for advertising.
DAIf not called fUr within raoHA they viii be sent
to the Dead Letter Once.
D-A rcgns*f for the resrx of letter r writer
unclaimed within thirty Iess written OF printe
with the writer's nnnry PosfeGss and State across IN
left hand end 81 the envelope, the face sde viii
complied with 1t the usual prepaid rate Of pay
Able when the letter - delivered to the wrter-Sec Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
CoMnsrrED TO REvoLurIoN.

1t has been proved by testimony 'aken
on trials in st. Louis, in indianapolis
aud 10 our own State capital, that the
secret organization, known BY the name
of Sons of Liberty, with various aliases,
is combination Of outh-bound traitors
pledged to revolutonize the Government
Scores of witnesses sworn at these widely
separated points concur in the genera
facts which go to establish the guilty pur.
pose Of the organization and its general
prevalence over the Northwest. 1t is in
proof that they have signs and signals by
which they are known to the rebel SOL
diers, aud that the obligations of friend
ship and succor includes alike the rebels in
arms and their peace seeking friends in
the North, and that upon making these
signs, whether upon the battle field or
elsewhere, they are mutually recognized
and protected.
The members of this organization in the
North are conspirators against the Gov
ernment OF the United States, and so held
by the Jaws thereof. They are aiders and
abestsis of treason, and engaged, heart
and soul, in the infamous project of at
tempting tie destruction of the free insti-
tutions bequesthed by our fathers as a
sacred legacy to be preserved through all
time for the benefit of the people of all
nations
1t is also in proof that this organization
sent delegates from all localities to control
the action of the Chicago Convention,
and under the lead of Vallandigham they
secured a peace platform, and for the sake
of policy TO "rope in" outsiders asscnted
to the nomination Of Mcclellan with their
man PendIeton on that platform. Aud it
is notorious that the same secret organi-
cation is ''the power behind The throne" "
which controls the Democratic parry in
oil localities, makes its platforms, selects
its candidates, mouids it's sentiments and
fashions its programme. While, there
fore, this infamous band of branded con-
spiraters against the Government rule the
Democratic party, tae patty itself, under
the direction of traitors, cannot fail to be
marching on the road to treason. Let
all who love their country aud detest the
infamy of treason. beware of their leaders
aud look well to their pathway for they
are in peril of incurring the infamous re-
putation of traitors, on account Of the
company they "Irain with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

New York, Nov. 4.
The trial Of Col. North has been post.
poned to Nov. I'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

At HAMILTON, NJ. asssv io,~ and nainfaI fIInen
PHIAspEH ,. fvasxi, assd p yssss. n =
sesuess this morning at 10 o'clock. In the
Brick Church, Hamilton.
:, .ns ss HOUR Hospital Nov. 1894 CnAnLEs ".
Of ~ 80 ~ - Iowa Cavalry, in the 7th yer
ne ianer.i services will take place 1t the Chatham
sas.1s esnrrh - II ssisrk sb.lh morning soycsbsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
FA certain importer of wines

EFA certain importer of wines and
cigars in Philadelphia keeps private
drawer well filled with Hayanas, aud has
been much annoyed by the freedom with
which an scqaintance has been in the
habit of appropriating them. Tbs other
day he had some cigars made WITH FIRE
cracke in the centre Of each. DurIng his
absence, his friends helped hima elf, as
usual, in epite of the remonstratces oI
the boy 10 charge Of the office. The con-
sequence waa an explosion and an abraised
nose. and the private drawer will in fu'
ture be unmolested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
DAVID G. LOWRY,

At the LITERARY DEPoT is the local Agent Tor tie
sale of tickets in keokuk. Tickets only - eaeh.
REFERENCES:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
FOR BEsEVoLEsT PURPOsEsi

and divided among those towns and cities whose sgenec.
ar established in proportion the number If tsts
sold ia each. Ladies should purchase tickets tisre
several French Mirrors, besides tbs Furnitnre In the
Bridal Chamber. The drawing TO take place the 2'th
December. lS64 in ST Joseph, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

Theron Barnurn OF Harnumx Hotel, 81 Louis, MO-
H. Fairly, ST. Joseph Mo Agent for U u y; A. hcti
tie Co. Bankers -. Joseph, Mo- Nave NC ofp Mel
chants st. Joseph. Me- noNA-utm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

MORE THAN STRAw.-The Rev. Mr.
Haxen furnishes the Peoria Transcript
with the following results Of votes taken
on the hospital trains between Nashville
and Chattanooga
Since the Chicago Convention there
have been IL .726 votes Of sick and wound
ed soldiers registered on those trains, o
whom osly 932 were for McClelland -
This is lively showing for ~the little
Mackerel, and viii no doubt be highl]
| satisfactory 10 his friends ia this vicinity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
THE PATEE HOUSE,
ST JOSEPH. MO.
BY terry

There will be SIS Prizes ani 10000 Shares or Tickets
- % each. The Hotel and block of lots IS
feet each which the Hotel stands will be the
grand Prize. Ore hrstclas- Piano Porte and two SPIN
id Biliasd Tables prize each Thirty raie tt
bureaus, NTH large amount OF valuable Furniture
per advertisements 10 With agents This enter
prize i the most magnificent Of the ud started
the West SIS 00e 81 the proceeds viii be st apart
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

EE Gan. Earley's name Is Jubal, and
Jubsl is > Hebrew name, signifying "He
that runs" The day of Jabsl 3 hal
cOWe. ~ syskss44
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lRIGINAL NOTICE.

Revenue sta mp. 80 cts
noy5-isw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-10

.s
Twas summer evening, that bewitching
hour which seems to free the brow from care
and Gil the heart with happiness. Zephyrs
stole from the woodlands, clouds hung in the
sky like golden feeces, while the distant rivu-
let fell with soft cadence upon the ear. 1t
was an hour intoxicating in its very peaceful
ness, and nature il her wild, untutored garb
only heightened the loVeliness Of the scene.
1t is at such time that our souls are nearer
d heaven, our thoughts, our impulses purer, and
it is the joys of by.gone days. = ~ bee
l Before an humble cottage, half hid BY flow
ering vines, sat Gilbert with his young bride
their cares were forgotten, lost in the hap
piness OF the present. Ida shared the rude
seat with him she had chosen for her l0rd, and
with one band lying trqstingly in his, she gaz
ed forth upon the evening while the wind
lifting her golden curls, they mingled with
the dark locks Of her companion. They were
happy7-no black cloud darkened their rosy
sky. ix5g i3a a9a4 p taasaf PA a9
SWhat lovely eve, my Ida, is it note
Come let US walk, everything is SO inviting"
and ne led her from the cottage door. a8Fi 4
"Yes,n she replied, taking In the splendor
of the scene, eit is entrancingly beautiful"
"Look with what grandeur sets the sun.
His pilgrimage is over, and like some mighty
prince Of the earth, a golden couch awaits
him." Q
sand nature" added the gentle wife, "hke
q royal mistress, keeps silent while be sleeps
nothing falls upon the ear, but her breath
among the forest leaves, or the voice OF Inc
laughing waters.r ..-sa 81
"This is beautiful world, dearest"
"Yes, to the child of wealth and happiness
but oh I! how dreary to the offspring OF fmisfor'
tune" sfs5s
"What would the world be, without some
thing to lover he asked, gazing ardently int
her eyes. 44otl-9i 9s5
"Without love-" she replied. "the earth
would be one vast desert, with no springs tc
auench the thirst of the weary traveller. il Il
objection, dear Gilbert, that makes even this
scene so bright. It adds fragrance to the
rose, beauty to the sunset, and makes even the
rugged mountains SMILE" fsFe
1How elegantw he laughingly exclaimed.
"Pay the subject a compliment, and moi
me-" asLts,.f 80 sr.s i.
81 WILL he continued, "for 1t deserves a
praise. Haw sad would be this delicious ever
ing, how lonely these groves, If Ida were nc
here to enhance their charms. Reneath th
smile everything is fair, the heavens cloudles
and the earth paradise. Meier knew ha
the happiness of life, until knew thee, m
lovely one.' asEfH... oJa eassh
..Away, you fattererP
E:'Nay, dearest, you have made your speec
and must make mine. Before saw thee,
knew not the bliss Of love, the purity Of VOW
the alteration of beating heart, the"
HLiarl" shouted, deep voice by his sid
and from behind the dense foliage of a haz
hush stepped the betrayed Indian girl Prou
was her step, and naughty her mien. HI
form was drawn up to its full height anosf d
ing her black eyes upon the startled pair, q