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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

LETTER FROM HON. JNO. VAN
vALKENDURG.
The following letter sufficiently explains
itself. 1t sometimes becomes the duty of !
journalist to scold his own friends. We
thought we had such right in the matter re-
ferred to. We certainly had no intention Of
being unjust to so good Republicans and es
teemed personal friends as our friends VAN
VALKENBuRG and WILSON. Mr.. VAY Walk
ESBuRc states his case thus, which we very
readily give place in our columns
FoRr MADISON, Iowa, !
Oct. Is, 1866. J !
EuTons Carr CRY: In your daily ID
sue of October llth. 1866, you indirectly
charge me with the defeat of our candidate
for Clerk of the District Court.
You have done me great injustice in this
charge, but am disposed to put a charitable
construction upon your act, as you were not
fully advised in the facts in the premises.
Chas. Doerr, Esq, came to my Office and
asked me 1.-The hao not been liberal in his
donations to the widows and orphans of
soldiers during the rebellion p
answered him in the affirmative.
He then asked me ''if he had ever dseoura-
ged enlistmenis This query WAS answered
in the negative.
Mr.. Doerr then requested me to give him
. statement in writing to that effect, and
without moments reflection, and, as these
facts we're notorious, here, did so.
In very few moments called on Mr..
Doerr, who. wns We, in the editorial room OF
the "Piaiidealer,' and invited him down TO
my consultation office.
l then stated to him, that upon mature
consideration, was compelled by convic-
tons of duty, to ask him to suppress the
statement which had given him, which he
agreed to do.
No citizen was more astonished than my
selfto learn ofits publication afterwards.
Instead ofaiding and abetting our political
enemies, in the late contest, did everything
in my power, consistent with my business
engagements, to secure the triumphant cleo
ton of our State, Congressional, Judicial and
County nominees. In veri6cation of above
statements submit herewith, notes from
Chas. Doerr, Esq, aud Col. j. G. Wilson.
Truly yours,
JSo. Var VALKESBuRG
FoRr MADISON, Iowa,
Oct. 20, 1866.
To THE EpIroRs OF THE GATE CRY:
When Charles Doerr. Esqr., asked for the
publication OF his card in reply to charges
which he deemed personal and injurious to
himself, as to benevolence, &C., to soldiers,
| understood him to say, that Van Yalken-
berg had recalled his statement, and that he,
-Doerr, had promised to suppress it.
1t was not published in my paper.
Truly yours,
J. g. WILSON,
In justice to Mr.. Van Valkenberg. here
state that the publication in a newspaper of
the article referred to, was merely accidental
aud that his statement in regard to suppress
sing same from such publication is true.
CHAs DoERR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

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siahts, the multitude Of purposes she medltaf
"a md stopped in the achievement At lase
she teleeraphed this desperate message y
Mexico:
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one qusIleeu = W. 1,.s 80 ~ go.
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So..,,,,. ~ r.1,is;cs, s8.ct she $500 her
so6l cIea,ssi 81 he FOL 11Sa I'd for.
giveness, because, forsooth, her husband naa
turned crsAn issy nops5 - . Il. ~ yis -
= -. n;.ai..h -. ssS,ssI q eanet;on her
husbands confiscation Of ecclesiastical prop
ssty, She argued, like Porf.a. IN ne Nef'
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

n
Next Tuesday elections for members o.
Congress Aal Scre etasss1icsrs will b held in
. number Of States, and thus close out the
political campaigning for the present year.
In Missouri the contest seems very bitter,
and We should nos~sslsr if it should prove
very closely contested election for the State
At large but there does not nov seem to be
90 much apprshsasiou Of violence q the
polls, - End TIE public mind scse week.
ago. an7R !
In Illinois the political campaigning has
been very spirited, aad beth parties viii b
at the polls in full force. It seems to US that
the Republicans have had the advantage in
enthusiasm, and in the frequency Of their
meetings, and in the numbers which stesnded
them, ~ well As in the arguments, and in the
eloquencs and popularity Of their public
speakers. We expect an increased majority
on the popular vote, and hops to hold OUT
own in the Congressional delegation.
Michigan, Wisconsin, and Miunessta, are
not regarded as in dispute at the presen,
time, and il is universally expected that they
will vote very much Is they have been in the
habit of voting and fighting against traitors
and their friends.
The liveliest and the most important cam
paign pending the November elections is
in the State Of New York, and there is room
for doubt and controversy As to the probable
.result. Both parties seem to claim the State
with equal sincerity, If not squsl show Of
reason, and both partiss are working like
beavers to make good their claim.
There are various elements, including Fed.
eral patronage, Fenian ccmplicationa effects
of Registry Law, and of Thurld eedf
manipula,ions of the .sRing,' the d ects
of which it is very difficult 70 ealculase in I'D.
vance. Nor, for certain obvious reasons PEI
culiar to New York, win the strength of par
ties at previous elections furnish very reliable
data upon which to estimate their strength at
the approaching election.
In 1854 Lincoln's vote was about les, 600,
and McClellans about 16l, 900, in round
numbers, giving Lincoln . majority of be.
tween 1000 and 5000 in the State. Las.
year, however, the total vote of the State
was about l55, 900 less than the year before,
and the Republican majority Was in the neigh
borhood of 10000.
While the State at large will be apt to vote
much as it did in 1864, and will probably
cast very near as large vote, the result in
the city, under the new and varied Influences
in operation, may produce very different
result from that realized two years ago. But
however it may go in the city, there will be
but little, if any, change in the relative
strength of the delegation from that State in
Congress, even should the Copperheads un-
expectedly carry the State against Governor
Fenton on the Liquor question and other
local issues raised against him in New York
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

A. j. has appointed, or is about to appoint
". c. Stanberry Collector of Internal Rev.
enue for the Sixth District Of Iowa. A pa
per of that district thus sketches his antece-
dents:
s'He declared in 1851 that If he fought on
either side it should be for the South, and
who, at a subsequent date, cheered for JEFF.
Davis in the streets of Mason City. He sub
sequently entered the Federal service avow>
eddy for the sole purpose Of getting a Q. NJ. 3
appointment, and as soon as he failed in this
be resigned aud came home, just as the reg
iment got into active fighting service. He it
was who publicly declared that. he went into
the service, not to fight but to make money. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

HYGIENE WIHE-Thesrsst Imported Tonic
used by the best families throughout Europe approved
by the Imperial School of Medicine Paris sndorssd by
the prominent members Of the American Medical Aso-
csticn their Convention IN Baltimore Aay lst ises
contains spirits o! any kind, and therefore
Net iatosieati ting In the lsast.
It's prepared Ia Paris from pure Sherry, and sdmss
10 lie IMPOSITION only Toxic AROMATIC and VKsalsusE
substances For LAbia IL y delicious substitute 1br
the various TONES having alcoholic body.
aA-NUecAT PkRLK 10 . Wine OF most d.assst
full navor Il 1. th. rvs. svres OF NOISY ssiicfors
aaAps 1t surpax.e, in excsIlsncs fASIs VIM IN
cousrAy. Us~d 10 Europe for sscransntsi purpo-
-. Church people invited to enquire Into IT.
Fold BY AL respectable Druggists and dealers
FuLLER. WINCH 1 FULLER, Chicago,
jylbdly.suniwedfd Agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31
Special Notices.


Rk0ADte
Among tbs wonderful medical properties which have
r.ndsr.s HOsrErrwR's STOMACH BIrrRRs pr.sni-
pent among the health restoring prepor .tons Of The
ags IL. bilious virtues the least rsnafks-
Bile No words eau justice to Its marvellous eject
upon diseased liver Perhaps tbs simPs words Of
sufferer who describes going right 10
the % tell the story clearly may be II does
20 right the spot, 1t operates directly the dis
ordered OF gan and whether unduly active 10 state
Of paralysis restores 1t to condition Of health The
Sickness. at the stomach, p.in betseen the Shoulder
and la the Right side, yellow suauson o. The sts. Cos
ti,eness, Drovsness aad Laueucr Dimns-s o. Sight.
Co &C. Palpitaion OF the Heart Dxy Cough, Low Psvsr,
Ard other symptoms which Indicate the various phtsss
Of Acute ard Chronic Liver Complaint are snd all
promptly rs!sved aud nay removed by the sction Of
this famous which Is at the est Of cor
receives the E.ntls.t aud uost genial Of .perien tn
f.lihi. regulator, and powerful res.arAtvs Psrsns
OF . bilious habit who the Biters protective
medicine will suffer the pains and penalties Of
Liver disease o. Bilious R~mistent Fever.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

y ESS6 - = Y 'sas e
Nh. SHxuAsAaoER, Of Ohs, inssa of IL
aoaedset md noat aloaasnt nan in tha psssa
emit Congress. We have nowhere seen :
Aeasse seaenalkof y srssults " tlS -
election than IN the following extract from
his recenE speech a Xsnia, Ohio:
uAnd let it be understood, by al whom
it may concern that Tuesdays elections
meant that whilst this nstio1 has = mantle
for fault Of inauguration day, snd . Leths
for him who merely ontrases al the propria>
ties of official station and Of private HE, yet
for him Who presumes 70 touch the sacred
! life Of the government this nation has an axe.
! And let me in all calmness and chsrity say to
the President, thst Tuesday's elections sig>
Nifty that should one step be taken by him to
put into execution that threat that the Con-
gress Bto be ignored, then speedklN re1ewt-
lessly, on his official head the are sciA fall
| And then bad President will be remem-
bered ~ eminent only as . national dishon-
or." ~EaE
In showing the untoundedness OF the
charges made by the Copper ohnsonese that
the Radicals would be guilty Of gross injustice
in carrying out the Registry Lsw the St. Louis
Democrat says:
.The work is finished, and the facts most
conclusively refute these Infamous SANDERS.
The Radicals have had fali control Of every
board in the county. They have been un-
moved by the threats or the clamor Of their
opponents They have completed the work
Of registration, and the result is that larger
number Of persons are 10 day registered ~
qualified voters than have ever voted at any
fair election in this city. The pretense that
. majority Of the people would be disfran,
chised WAS simply An infamous lie. The pre-
tense that the law would be administered un.
scrupuous for the advantage of party ID
proved to have been fslsehood equally in
famous.
] SnSc Of the nartridpe in Septemher-uI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

! II = aaoslae ~ ~ -nsss ,yea1 ~
aRdes r. a4Qoooone tAlksr ~ tksouis1
$50 r - sesieas, ~ y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31
For Sale.

Ore 10, II. IL aAd 10 fvss Oh cost Ms Of Lot .,
4 Block 81 With an 0csaxon etnns Dwelling Houss,
obtaining eleven large roons small |oms Bath
and eiosets also brick stable and wc3d house
Title good knquife OF uM FULTON,
april Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31
~ MANHOOD:
- How Lost how Restored

Js4sk Rsbiahed seaied espeiope. Price. eenis
ALE1TURK ON THk NATUkAL TREATMENT and
Radical Cur~ Of sperasorrh e~minal w. akuess In
voluntary Eni.s Ions srxuAi Debility, and
10 Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption Epi
frs, sn1 Pits Mental aud Physical fncara1ty, result
ing from self Abuse &c by RoB1 J. CulvHAwrlL, NJ
author Of the gre,n bnok, &C.
"a Boon to Thousands OF sa6eTers."
Sent under seal In plain envelope 70 sny address,
paid receipt OF Aix cents two postage stamps,
BY Gil Ans J. G. KLtNk . co,
121 sgowery, n. r., Post Once Box IS 50.
Ai.o DR. Oulver~ers "MarriAss Guide price q
septl-dA~3mos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

E0R SALE.-Eighty acres Of improved
isnd s.x Charleston. Les county, Iosa- doc1 To-
Eovsnasbu thereon Price as pr acrs-ywy eAssD.
Good title inquire Of Nm YuLf0N.
dec2s Real Rstats Agent No. - Malta eFest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

THgRs vs. An immense Irish mass meeting
At Springfield, Illinois, on Saturday evening.
The Irish orator and champion Of Freedon
Jxo. r. HoDxrrr spoke TO crowd. He -
serted that ''the only true Democracy in
America is found in the Republican party, !"
and he Arraigned the Democratic party - the
enemy Of the Irish and of Freedom. The
Journal sives report Of the speech closing
thus
ssMr. Hodsstt then closed with few sen.
tences glowing with fervor, in which he fore
tod he gle6oss future Of Erin in spite Of
EAgiand, Of Andrew Johnsoa, Of Anasioaa
Democracy. The sddrsss W. noss slo4seat
il I'll il pests, M shle, lsgiol And fefssnt,
end eaffiedeeesicsits - ssssy aina -
NAH. Soor 1yiiAzuSa peeseA1 hnafsae2
% anaesaas kk1is 1assfioa a. O1oo{Se4
Three ehssn ware given IT, NJ. Holnses
tarss for tn Vsisa party, aaa three for ~
Dag Of kslp.g v19W .ag5E sees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

The war of the Gentiles aud Mormons at
Salt Lake assumes serious aspect. Some
time ago, we learned that Mr. Weston, ofthe
FedeHe, was taken by Mormons on the night
Of the third inst, severely horse whipped
aud compelled to leave the city.
Rev. Norman Mcleod, the editor of the
Fedctte, has been on visit TO the East and
is returning At Leavenworth, on Friday,
he received the following dispatch:
SALr LAKE, Oct. Is.
To Req. Norman Mcleod:
DIR. Robinson was cruelty assassinated
last night. Supposed cause, suit with the
city for warm springs. Gentiles panic strick-
en-. Remain where you are. See letters.
p E. COMMON,
Late Brig Gen. Vols.
The victim Of Mormon sttrocity mentioned
above vas prominent member Of Mr.. Nc
Leod's church, and Superintendent Of the
"Gentils' Sabbath schools.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

SosG of the partridge in September"
would weren't q bird
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exchanged Tor similar property y eoknk
inquire Of WM. FULTON,
BeAl Esfate gspt
jyl3d No ~ Main Street. ksckuk.
Fer Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
A Atvostory Brick pvsi'ins House. with roofps
cellar and eitefn full Lot With srane eaabis and
variety Of grapes and ohsr fruit Mtusts on fulton
Street, between 9th and7th strsstA. kn iutrs II
WM FULTON,
tyAA Raj Rstats Aevut.
For sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
N with rooms aud good csiisr . full lot With
house cntsrns and variety u most eli kf4ds Of uiA
Franklin, between sth asd 9th etreets. inquire
ty2-d Nm FULTON. AgsAtSf
For sale.
A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
House. eouiaining six and cellar 10 fall Lot
good ell Of water aud frame stsbs situated Baak
between Let and ID strs<is. Bnqairs Of
NA euLTqH,
Jylod RsaI EstAls Agent.
For Sale.
OF = and ~ seet OF ct sde u lot Vi Block S.
With Cottage Dwelling House and ihst in pross-
nehts. ccrnef Third and High Streets Title good M
quirc Of VIM. FULTON,
apr24 Real Kstatb Agent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

BEWARE OF COUNTERFRTTs,
goe that tho signature Of 20. Ii. Jackson" is on tn
WRAPPER OF each bottle. !" ou -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
'' DERRICksON dt BARTLMTT,
wHOLR5ALE
!APER AND RAG DEALERS
No. no OBooEmnn.strenf NV

ORnyTINa, WRITING. WRAPPING AND ooIoRnr
q Papers, Btraw and Binders Boards Turred Roofini
Paper Paper Manufsoturers' Supplies and ali Fnda y
Papef.m Machinery Paper Of fevery description mad
10 Order. Rags taken In exchange for Paper rdara bI
oneil promptly attended TO. lyr = ocfobsS 5a
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Z. q II. T. AHTH0HY O CO.,
Manufacturers Of Photographic NatoriaIs;
uHoLnaiLn narAiI.
60l BROADWAY, H.Y.
4 fsos :. sss n,a ss.. - e e IA
steroouOopoa and St0roo1oopio Views.
' VE%5 Nv q OPT oR THE ti;'i'ii %z ''''s
Obtained as great sxpsrss sad forainR \ s>-,plu.,
REoIoanArmo Hnronr or THn annAT UmoH ooHzlE1
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