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, 1865-08-28
FROM HALIFAX.

sT-nfon Editor Invited to New York
Secession Papers IntlI.nnnt-Fetlilt:.
Rebcl Leaders.
RSEw ToRK, Aug. s7.-Halifa1 {N. ST. papers OF
fhe fst are received. Some Of the secession organs
are much exercised and express great disgust 1t tho
fact OF 3r. RtchIe, the only Union editor Of that
civ. having been invited to New York to receive
fhe tanke or the 1oya1 merchants o! that metropo.
liz in some substantial manner for bis fearless d.
holding Of the United States Government durlng
Tie past four yeara. The scecssoulsts in order 10
offset thi4 movement bad e1temporized preseuta.
tiou eupper to one Dr. Anon. who has been a
leader OF the rebels In Halifax, and who made him.
SELF notorfonaly conspicuous In the steamship
Chesapeake affair. and who also ndcd In the escape
Of parties a{teE they had been arrested It will be
rsmcbeted that the captain Of the p;Eate Tallahas-
see publicly thanked Dr. Anon for assistance ren-
derea that craft willis there after being ignored by
the British Admiral.
, 1865-08-28
REBEL PRISONERS,

Stephens Under Constdcfatlon--IIuntc
and Hampton asking Pardon.
New YonK. Aug. SIT Is eatcd tha. the Prcsi-
dent vii! probably shortly order the rcasc Of Alex
ander Stephens. His case has been under consider
ation for Eouc time. md 1t has been Esafn urged
By his brother, Linton Stephens, who has had sew
eral interviews with MI. johnson.
Mrs. r. n. 7. Hunter, Of Virginia, is at wfllard's
It is Etated that her husband, now confined as
statc prisoner In Fort Pn1ask asks for his release
With tue privilege Of leaving this country forever
The rebel cx- General Wade Hampton haa recon-
sfd.1ed hiE snnguinary determination 10 die in the
last ditch of the Southern Contcderacy, and now
bellows luEtily for pardon. His petition WIS re-
criyed to-f9ay.
, 1865-08-28
HAVANA,


Whereabouts mud Desires OF a Number
of r1a5ed-0ut Rebel Generals.
New YoRK, Aus. aG-A Havana letter OF An
gust nth says: "en. Preston H. Walker len hv the
steamer Elder for Eug1and. intending 10 eo thence
to Halifax. Gov Moore wtll remain In Cuba until
his fate il determined in Washington,
"Gcn. Mngrndcr Is In the City or Mexico, ready to
take employment II be can find 1t. Capt Meury
las found service with the Emperor us sti-
petiniendent Of a national observatory which
is to be established, and Mat. Mordecai rs
Typographical and ciyil engineer vii be
associated for the present Witt Col. Tatcott, in
charge Of 40 important branch Of the public railway
here to communicate With his 1iends, but Of course
he desires TO- return to Florida where he would be
OF great Fcryfcc in the establishment Of govern.
ment, as well By his sound judgment, Industry and
influence at home, where be Ia highly esteemed as
by his own conviction to his duty for the future
and that Of tho citizens Of the country who hare
played cut their dream OF Independence"
, 1865-08-28
Gold

= new {orE,. Aug. &c, r. 1n.-Gold is trmer.
iation In fayor of higher quotations. The export
Of three-quasters Of a million Of Gold has given
strength to The market The moTc1aeot, hoxevet,
IL Of IN exceptional character, the shipment being
chiefly Of bas gold, which being one-half per cent
cheaper than coin, has been bought By exchange
dealGEE 70 cpECr hElls.
, 1865-08-28
IOWA.


! BURLINGTON, lug. aG.-Thc Fair promises to be
ihe 1areest ever held in the State. Ample pvpa,a-
tions made for the reception OF stock, machinery
and the arts Gen. Sherman Is expected to attend,
and inrihtions have been sent 10 Lieut.. Gen. Grant
end other distinguished gentlemen. The kotcls
will extend their accommodations 10 the pnblIc on
Sa fMy hoandf VII BE- done to
whole Northwest Ia invited. He
, 1865-08-28
i Sound Lecture to tho Democracy OF
Iowa,

From the Chicago Times, Aug. s7.]
In The absence Of full, reliable intelligence
from Iowa, We arc unnble to say much with
reference to the late political action In that
State. The stratghtout rndicals have rcnomi-
mated Stone for Governor, and their platform
includes all the most modern discoveries Of
radicalisn1, from prohibitory liquor law up,
or down, to negro suffrage and miscessena-
tion. 4 soldiers convention was called and
nominated Benton for Governor, on platform
With single pink, VIZ: opposition to negro
equality. Then the democratic convention
came together aud passed some resolutions,
and adjourned without making any nomlna-
tIons for State ticket.
Itisa pity that some man like Maj. Gen.
Corse could not hare been selected. Benton's
chief md only accommodation Is thnt he Is
opposed to negro suffrage, He has latterly
been IN abolitionfst Of the straightest sect. Il
the Democrats had nominated Corse, he
would have carried the soldiers vote Of Iowa,
and not left Benton a corporal's gua1d. As
it now Is tho Iowa Democracy has no candi-
date; and We do not think that there are any
circumstances which should induce the De.
, 1865-08-28
Kew Orleans 1Iarlkets---Scvcrc Storm.-
Il Cotton Factory IktarIesl-.-Ffoclan,-
alton By Gov. Sharkcy--Ifcacct1ou
Kirby Smith.

Kirby Smith.
CAIEo, aug. s7.-Thc steamer Darling, en- route
for Cincinnati, has sS7 bales Of cotton. o.
Pagc 4, Gus cotton iactory at llcu1pbf, vas
burned On the a4th- The loss Is estimated at len
thousand dollars.
Work on The mississippi cen.1al Railroad L mo-
eTeseins rupldly; i 'Ti! probably be completed
Cor. sha1key,4ai Mississippi, has iazued a PROG
lamasion calling on the people to form txo com
panies In zach county, one Of cavalry and the other
Of infantry for Tie purpose Of restoring order and
putting q stop to tho frequent murders and rob
berries. 3k.af. ,'
NEW UaLEASs, Aug. a6.-Cotton quiet. 1a0oo
bales sold at E9aic. Sne.r-comu1on Louisiana
at lsEc; prime 1t lG,;c. Nolasxcs-lnfesivr auJ
old al GO6E 70c. Excbange-Ncw York half to i've
eishts discount.
The weather Is unueually cool for this season.
Scye1e wind storms in jackson, Mies.+ to-tlay
ble.v down several buildings n course OF construc-
tfon. sc-eral pcrsons wesr Injured, ard one negro
Killed.
Several arrests hare been made at San Antonio
On etlar.ts OF making array with public properly
and public money, embraced in terms Of surrender.
Kirby smith much credit tor truth aud ytrsrIty
, 1865-08-28

BCTTA1o, Aug. ia fire this evening destroyed
the Main street elevator at the foot OF Main srcet,
acroes the creek, owned by Hazard 4 Deshle1. Loas
about III, 600, insured for 81, Geo.
fire last evening slightly damaged the dwelling
house occupied bg T. p, Dole md Z. D. BUR-.
, 1865-08-28
SECOND DESPATCH,
| IN Extra Force for Ttah-Rcbcls In
Wakhington-i Cincinnati Copper
1eai.

head.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Itibune.1
WASHINGTON, Ang. q.
1ne destruction By The Indians Of the Union
western Telegraph In Utah for distance Of nse
miles, cutting OF communication With the eounuy
beyond makes It necessary to send forward an eS
tra mounted force and eupplies.
Two hundred and thtrty.tWo out Of less than ioat
hundred guests at one Of the principal hotels ns'a
arc rebel pardon eeekers.
AT me dinner table at a leading hotel to-day, ~
Danandge, Of Cincinnati, who Is brother Of Mis.
Hnnter, Is said to have remarked that the t1ea1aeu
onsht 10 hang at once all white-neck caaps, "s aa
ing the anti.al.yesy c!ergyuen In The Norm; @
that II he was not coward, he would mhea1a IN
Issue proclamation granting pardon 10 81 "AS
, 1865-08-28

Threatened Invasion from CnucA-Thc
Rebellion in Peru.
NEW YoRK, Aug. e8.-Fanama dates to the 18th
etatc that thst pace IL greatly excited BY nu expect
ed iuyasicn from Cauca. Duslncss Wis paraly lyzed,
iupresfments were going On, ard forced loan Was
Icing collected from merchants.
The rebellion In Peru still maintained strong
EeadNuy.
, 1865-08-28
Price, Only s. cents a Bottle.

The following Is au extract Of letter w7ete, By th.
ReE. s. Home. pastor Of the Perpont street Uantk
church Broosiyn, y. r., to the Jouna1 and Messeu-
GER Cincinnati Ohio, and spcaks rolumes III tsyor OF
the world-reuowued medicine, MRS, WISsLDWrs
SOOTHING STRUT FOR CHILDREN TEETHESe;-
@We sec an advertisement tn your columns Of 3fIsg.
WNSLoW's SOOTHING STRUT. Now, We ncytr
said word IN favor Of the patent medicine before IN
ouE I but we feel compelled to Ray to your readers
that this Il no humbug-we have tried It. and know il
to be all claims. It Is probably one Of the most Sue
sessi medicines Of the dny because 1t Is one OF tho
best and those Of our readers who hare hoes c.ntt
do better ihan lay IN supply.
observation-disclosures
, 1865-08-28

Railroad Extensions in misstssfpp1-
Murder al MetnpilIs-A Cotton Factory
Burned.
lSpec{2l uf3natrh tn the Chfcano 1.ihnna

Railroad Extensions In 4fs,tssfpp1-
Murder al metnpnIs-i Cotton Factory
Burned.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tibune]
....... CAIRO, Aug. q.
Memphis papers state that the force low en-
p:oyed on the Mississippi Central Ratlroad he
tween Holly Springs and Grand junction viii have
completed their work on that section within week.
Immediately afterwards, the united forces employed
by the company will be brought to opesate
upon the north section Of the road extending from
Grand junction 10 Jackson, with the view OF push
Ing the work through with as ltttle delay a. pos
aib1c Within The space Of three or four weeks It is
thought all necessary repairs will be completed, and
the road in good order and IN operation throughout
it, entire length.
The crossing Of Wolf river by the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad will be completed by September 1st,
and The work Will be pushed forward so rapidly that
trains can be run to Dig Hatehee BY the LIT Of oc-
tobef
A man named Slate was murdered Last Tuesday,
at cuba, Tenn, and sIate's wife and a man named
Hnl!oway, her alleged paramount are being tried nt
Memphis, the latter the charge Of being pziuei-
Pal. and the former accessory 10 the murder.
John Page d Cos cotton factory In Memphis ,yas
destroyed bg fire On tue night Of the eith inst The
LEGS Is calculated at something near $4,000, with
building hos been destroyed. It Is thought to be
the work of IN ineendiary.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Il Steamer Boarded by Guer1Iln.-stnte
iproInt1aent-T1ic Brecduacn IN the
Southwest.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
CA1no, Aug. 27.
Tic Vicssburg Hsrald Of The It'll says:
"1he steamer Keoto, whiio lying at
1,aihan'a Landing, on the Sun Flower river, was
boarded By party OF guerillas, Ginning 10 BIZ the
zane that robbed the Dove few reess since, and
'he otlicers and crew on watch were relieved Of a
small amount Of money, tobacco, powder, caps, &c
ARcT having breakfast prepared for them, they com
peiscd the crew to put them across tho
rtses, saslng tlcy were going to skipwitLs Land i
ing. which, 1t IL presumed, Was for efIsct. Tley
drew up III lice while on the onposite shosr, and
gave three cheers foE The Keoto. They rraucyted.
IN tue event OF the publication Of tho agafr, that
the facts only would be represented. and that the
paper containing the game bs lett ut Goryin's Ferrr
On the ncxt trip. As there was plenty Of whlskey
on tue boat. They got on general spree before teay.
lag.
lion. Jas. II. Bell, 1ase Of the Supreme Bench of
Texas, has been made Gor. lanil.oae Secretary Of
State.
The Houston 7tzeurTA says the ncc,c,s a-c ,,c-
:on1ng quite settled and orderly In lie main. an7
nc feEEctiing out and delivering up tascu1s anon
themselves. Kobberics etili continue at IIouston,
The Shreveport Attcs OF the 1ath says the neeroe.
scrc dying In great nnmbefa at Shzcycpoft. frou,
.roWding into the town when there yprc m ar, |
for them.
, 1865-08-28

Farther Po1ST, Aug. a7-Thcrc are no s;sa= ol
the steamer North American. The weather i cold
and cloudy, with strong breeze from the south,
, 1865-08-28

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. -s1dAe Walnut street
Theatre IN ~ eitT E,sa under the
, 1865-08-28
CHICAGO. MONDAY, AUGUST 2s. 1865

had participated in tie rebellion, i,respectlye of
tatlh OF station 1t happened that among the liz
teness Wss Judge Carter, Of TIC Ua:tcd sta!cs Dig
trfct Sunrcu.c Cnrtt
, 1865-08-28

MONTREAL, Aug. e6.-1he steamer Spartan In
running The Iachipe Rapids to-day struck rock
and commenced sinking. Hex passengers Were
Landed kafely.
, 1865-08-28

Boy attacked by = Stccrs
Hascal Haseltine, ESD, Of Rockbridec, in
forms US that on Saturday last, while IFS boy,
om The common en1 a pastnre Of the oealtv' ms
Vicious steer belonging to some person TN
known attacked him and pinned him to the
ground 1tetween his horns-his horns being
large and wide, passed over or around his
body, and severely injured the boys sides
just above the hips How many times the
certain as the boy was SO badly Injured as to
be insensible. fhe boy is badly hurt and
there il some doubt OF his recovery.--Reh-
land (IH.> Observer.
, 1865-08-28
Our Young Folks
FOR
SEPTEMBER 1865
- FLSLGsxLEE- TBTS Day


The Articles a1t WrIte.a IN IN >-n,r,,,
lows; asS ~ toh
lhs Lights on the E-tdgr, By Lucy Lazrou: koea,-
s'-ins' oy Gaa Hamilton: Maz1esy Grey. bv Jntfs =
II DotF; The tfour With the Silver Lining. nr H.-x
~ =: eseots; Farming f1r Bo,s Wiz. By the Aathot
ktns.ssT csanter; Lessons Ii A2ssc, T.. br p n. q
winning " A!s Way by Carleton; \ Forp1ain Words to
My Little Pale~faced Friends, BY pIo, Lewis: Haic
.loats with Father Rrsgathopes. IL. By J. T. rEow.
Stove: Among the Studios, t. By T. r, Atr,eh. I'm
10Y Or Characteristic, By Edmund KIska; sta,s A.
fet-fine' by drs- Anna II. Wells; Rouah taa Eyeu
lng Lamp, "S'~A
, 1865-08-28
TIE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
TOE
SEPTEMBER, 1865,
Is Now Ready

TN Tah.s o. Contents l. Al ba1oss.
ts"Iea eer1s. L: WILHELM AsistrFs Ap2.:a:.
nseue I",s md md Garden. H.: Scientific razmtnE: d.
st :, ~; Natural History Of the Peacock. up tae
stcsduan Spuna4 ~ - r.rrr.~ 1 HI
n.1a cotneE. IX.S vlzft to ths EdesvorthI- ~
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NcM advertisements.

MI MASONIC-A Special Commuui-
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M YIN be held hIs IslontaJ) eycnfos. Il O'Clock. lor
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, 1865-08-28

Mrs. NIAIDHOF McAFEE.
4FA who has bcca teaching hero for years thc
German Language.
With success wishes to Obtain feE more scholara
Terms moderate. Address l'oat Dtdcc Du1 ..aSl-
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l EGAL NOTICE.-To Il. S. Austin and

4 EGAL NOTICED Fl. S. Austin and
- - Austin. he vife, esausl Marsh. wm Lee
end kdvard Delavan, trustees, &C. Caleb Cope Co.,
WIN Ewing, Harcroft, Beaver Co, Anne i Worth
ingon, exscutrix Of the eststs az VIM vos1ington
decd, miller, Mayhem Co, Geo Oabus strytsr Wood,
vii. Preston, Rebsoca Sidney Burrows executfix al
ths estate OF James Burrows. dscsased. n Coz, VIM
Coleman, Mary Ramsay and epo6,rd, executors OF
the estate Of Ramsay, Deceased Robert Hamilton
Co Bartol LLtneiean, Rlunsd EnhooSnNs oseeas
Christy 4 Co, Des Moines Valley Piankroed Company.
Lyman Mexican, WIN Spencer, B Proctor, G Stone, WIN
Wilson " DssiIver, 4 Wilson, Wsodhey, Hope I
0raydon, Bowen AcNa1ee, wilson, Geo " AcCrary,
deceased the STATE Of Iowa for the 81 The School
Tsss,.. ss1 sss SAa Isia 11 sI..ss
Or, votfhisS Chsrin Leo, John nnrst, Charles
ucDt, Jaa Cox, Isaac johnson, Green Erskine Jsmes
1ckiboeny john RAtton joseph Webster, n Rid n
yso Carol &vesdy, Aoulses FMmptda, - Itanili.
Hsnnfne W6odruR W Johnston, executnr Of tire -
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Dhober O.. Stone, n Holloway Co.: You and
IN the once q ne CLERK Of the Dfsfct Court Of Lee
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HGAFE CITY,
y Derby And m. ee.-A1
cent Of the Brit3ah Flee

1CxUy ana HID H0D-Au
eent q the British Flee
!f1osxs. a IfhuraA
incident showing the odd changes
afns can make, occarrsd n Psxstdn
'eek, (says an English paper during tn,
~ Of the conservative canvass In tn
2 two conservative candidates, alon
her party, were proceeding mp one 81
reets of the town, when one Of them,
h9A keen eye to business, obsrved a
on the opposite side of the road. A
TO him and a demonstration of. the usual
mess prevailing at election times, fol-
d. An introduction succeeded, and after
Foter had shaken hands with Sir T. G.
keth, he turned to the Hon. f. A. Stanly
n Derby's sony and said ALLOW me to
less the pleasure feel at being introduced
be SON of man whose life / saved many
ago. A
be honorable scion Of the house of Derby
his party wondered what the old voter
mt, and, as they appeared to be anxious
home explanation, he proceeded to tell
many years ago, when Lord Derby,
ng the course of the celebrated contest
keen himself and Orator Hunt, was being
red, beaten, pelted with refuse, and gem
|ly abused by the conservative mob in,
ston, and then dragged opposite his THE
er's) house, where, in all probability, he
I'D have been killed, had he not seized his
lship, then Mr.. Stanly, and pulled him
his dwelling, where he hid him in a dark
pet. The Infatuated mob Immediately
rward broke into the house, but were I'M
= a. n a
bed off in another direction, fancying that
lordship had escaped by some back way.
p voter then administered some refresh
|ht to the victim of tory bigotry and vio-
Ice secreted in his house, and afterward got
ne policemen to take him to his headquar-
g.
When the voter had concluded the nara
b of this story, the Hon. f. A. Stanley
mixed the voter for his kindness at the time
med. and then begged for his support % for
fathers sake" A negative reply was
en-, and the honorable gentleman, consid-
Ibly surprised, rejoined, But, you know,
2 are an old supporter Of my father
Yes" he answered, Z" but your father has
anged his politics since MS his supporter;
ave not. /, like your father, was not 9
y at that slime and / don't intend to
over to that party which abused him in
eston." He was questioned pretty closely
hut that party" and some of the con-
vatives present blushed pretty extensively
lie the ancient voter verbally castigated
J tories for hunting and maltreating Lord
rby when he contested Preston at the time
med. He afterward left the two candidates
4 their supporters to reflect upon the
lnge that had ensued since the present head
the conservative party in England was
ssed and almost beaten to death hY O. g;st,
: mob, in the very tewi Which has jhss
urned his son 10 parliament asa tory mem.
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Dr. sssits nay iso BE- found II hh rssiasnee onCos-
e0e.. 9. "a ssssss. darias rs evening" asA nlsAt
jalyeAaa
DRs'J. HAINEs,
OFFICE,
AT HIS RkHDEHcI
On D1onaeaus between
Second ana Third streets.
jy7td1y
A. woLCoTT,
n1agastis Realias Physician,
Poas.isg -gssss power By thu sid Of SPIRITUAL
AA0nEf1sA far removing Dsesse, from ths Physical
eystea, squsiizine and restoring the Life 1osees, and
giving .trsnssh aed vitality 70 the weak and aictsd
o4ess NJ eer vkces 10 - pohlscS
OHFICH R00A9-Cornsr Third ord Main stseet$ Over
st.ss Banl, ga Aoos. entrance fsan = 81 Kset4k
H0srs ffon 10 70 IL . n and to 8 ,. u. jyH-uy
RoB1R9 =. onx1oR1,
ATTORNEY 1T Law,
KEoKuK, IOWA.
sSones .. Third St. between MAJ. ssd JsA,sss-
s1gl-AN
WEBSTER BALLINGER.
ATTORNEY At LAW
AND
TARY Lie.
0RRIcg-0vrr First Natto.al Bank, On Main, bstvsss
81 asd sta streets, ksekak, Iowa nayisAn
nIss. Lasoa. ssxAsS ssnn
LEECH 4 MUMM,
4 Attorneys at Law,
CONVEYANCERS AND
ZEAL ESTATE DEALERS
k1oxUx. IOWA.
WnIsttsnd 70 Ill bsnsss eoansetsa wt4A Raal Dsats
nzAainstiea * ndcs, Viking Dspositions Paying 0
faxse. Resting fsspGty, -.
and Loes In he Half-BrssA Tract.
0SylCn--ls the cssrs Hesss.
SogH v.AAaKm. sDe- u.d0AnI
DANKIN i McCRARY,
lsssss~sss 70 RsHkss : Aan~J
.ATT0RJV.E US 1T Law
KDoKUK, IOWA
wllpsasaeein The CgvYts 81 the First and Bsond ysA
cal bsksa Of Isva, In ths o. D. Circuit ssA Dlsste
Ooarts, cd n IL e1VeuosOear Of Isvs.
ArAslsrto Hoa- SAIL =. Miles, y e-esprsh - JsAss
John N. HUMMER, N. D.,
Homeopathic PAystetam,
KnoKuK. IOWA.
o0esanA RsiAssesos High street, bet vsse losA Z.
Xlss, - s0es - Third street, Over the T. Rsvenu
sDce vhefe can BE- consulted fPon 10 o'&lock 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-15

A PLEASANT story is told of q rather aged
hdy who has recently married a yopns and
ktLer fast man, qti1ting him at the statioi
Ehen he was en- roydgc ON some private
fairs. After an embrace of the most loving
character, she put her head in the carriage
md said dear Charles, remember that you
re married" To which he replied "Dear
caroline, will make memorandum of it."
hnd he at once tied knot in his handker-
chief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-15

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