davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 3i.-The steamship Her
mann, Captain Wenke, OF the North German Lloyd,
which left New York the ls.h inst arrived at this
port ut about ten O'Clock this forenoon. She sails
again for Bremen at noon.
BREsT March 3l.-The Freach steamer Perere,
Captain Duchesne, Of the General Transatlantic Com
pany. which left New York, Marcn n, nj seven p. M
arrived here yesterday, having accomplished one OF
1lle fastest trips on record
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
,yHIPPIN NEW S
Weather Along the Coast.
poRr OF NEW YORK, MARCH a, lsss.
CLEARED.

steamship Java (vr McCaoley Liverpool ria Queepown
s,esmship Colorado tr, Cutting, Liverpool wniams a
Leo Dearborn, savanpahMuay Ferris cs
steamship Harsras C,nch City Point aud Richmopd-NB
Steamship septaoe, Baker, goslon-w Clyde
s,eamsbir Axhlaud, Fost,r Bostop--W T Clyde.
ship Johann Wilhelm P.us, Loode, London-H W o
Edge. =, =, -. ,,,,o.,
Bark Fnr Leader tBrl, Pesrse liverpool IL 70 Eye.
BARR Land o. Cakes lBr O'NesLiverpooyia BALTIMORE
Bra Iyras (swed Ba.isren, Rotterdam Fppch, Mcneke
NTnaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

the knee" to the air of champagne Charley" or the
lively catter Of General BOum. So the night passed
merrily away, concluding the anniversary festivities
OF the Spirtuaists OF this CITY with an ecdt ana an
amount OF merrment unprecedented In the annals OF
their class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

Brig Dobrs Mzza (Aust Trojanovich, Trieste

Brig Dobr. Nizzs tAust Trojanovich, Trieste
Brig Raven; Leighton, Ponce Simpson Clsp Plan,
Brig Susie srout strout, Barbados Simpson uapp'
Big s.oossas S H ss o c.rdsnssNws
Gopsn:
sss F.s ss.. son Co.
srs YEA s sor1s Johns
Horas,o Nichols, Brown Bra.os tTe.as-J Wood.
ss sSr w.o.s .h Ra
Schr Susan Wright, Mount, Georgetown and Pon Einn-
schr Adams, Talbot GEORGETOWN, sC-Brett Son Co.
:, schr jamestown, Rogers, Wilmington, NC-Thomas q
ssSr Hn9: Tsr,ox s.,S;'oI Hs%ss
schr Star, Croweil, Philadelphia 4 Dayton.
sehr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
seh hr A Bio SDnn Ho sIoI Stamford
sloop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasvnle-W johnson.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s I s
Knnhard Co. Has had strong westerly winds the entire
a9 aG' IL. Ne sas.
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston, with mdse and
lvsrgoS with mS:s
days; since moderate weather
SHIP Crest q the Wave of Baltimore Allen, Newport via
s BELL w Hs days ~ e as
spoke schr Holiness from Rio Janeiro for - 80 days
S:.t An.s,sps White Arrse % with sugar and
siP,9as aRs il o. with
sHs sp awSa. oa aa fs S Sss ss ue.
on b.. ssS1 CAPE
with loss OF The Iris has been days north
Prs Martha Cannon aisos Bay days. with COAL to
schr Mary { susan, Snow, Roekland.
sehr franklin, brown kocElsnd..
sehr John Adams, spoaorda RccEland
sssT saay sss t ses f sssaiand
schr Avery Nelson, Roekland
schr Sarah Thorn Lowe, Roekland.
s sssr haunsS Hail. hssS azses
sr bs ss% Bedford or Philadelphia
sehr Mary Pryor johnson, Fall River for Phadslphia
sf S
sssr P4n for 1AOep0
s schr Spsi's s Miller Mr, Ssri SgnUss..
$R
81: As:s ssf Ss$ s.ssss
ssSr P Pss5 1. sh hHy b ssespso
Schr Perfect, Lowe, Bridgeport
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
Schr Emily, Morrell, Stamford.
Schr Daniel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Schr Oscar Acken, Hobbie, Stamford.
ssRr John sRRosSTs lEsTtia;, sQpnss0n
Schr Mariner, Davis Greenwich.
Schr James Mitchell. Morris, Greenwich.
Schr q w Raymond, Hobbie, Derby.
Schr Brady, Brown, Black Rock for Port Johnson
Schr Sanders, Carroll Greenport for Philadelphia.
Schr Celeste Smith, Northport.
Schr Rebecca Eliza, Mott, Northport
seh 5 Ellen I'i sro Ss Bush, Sor.Spo1s
Schr l. Danie;s. - southport
Schr Isabel A,cer,o Highs Port Jefferson.
Schr Georee Downing Mot, Glen Cove.
S,hr Ag0eI, Jack, ,lcl Cave.
Steamer Electra, Nyc, Providence.
Sap cone a,i,n rom Liverpool Feb arrived March 3D.
March h experienced heavy westerly gales
spt salts tie 18th had hurricane from NV, in
ssh ola oat Oreopea aad split several other sails; since
mo, ,ergte weather
B,rs Moneznn,a from Ponce, PR, arrived 30th repors:-
huIch =. LAT oh Ion u, took heavy gale from Sc, going
So lon a. ~tt shipped several heavy which stove
sy h, deck, stove boat buwarks and galley
aad away quarter rail and lost deck load OF molasses
BELOW.
Rark Albert Emerson, Cults, from Port au Prince.
Brig Gypsy, from ~ Croix.
Rrig Alexander Milliken.
Brig Mlly CAN by pilot boat N Fish.
SAILED.
Steamships Allemannia, Hamburg; Hateras, Norfolk
Leo Savannah Neptune and Ashland Boston bark Serim
and anchored ut Quaranne) brig Stockton
Cardenas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

| NoHN9, BROS. 1 Co; Manufacturers and Wholesale
! Deslers IN Men's and .Bosf Cl6thing, = and loo
i Mexican A<esaes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

The Union Pacific Railroad has issued 4
card time table Of the usual form. Though
closely printed, the list Of stations FIJI 4 card
eoout eight inches long. One is led TO won
der wnaf dimensions these cards will assume
when the Dad il flushed. They mus, be two
Iee1 iong 70 contain the names OF all the sta.
LON 1n1 the traveller by the through train
ID TO sport q conductors cheek : vard and !.
half long IN his hat band.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

IHE Atlanta {Georgia) Consolidation il the
organ OF the Seymour and Blair party in that
State. That paper makes this charac,er;st;c
notice of the death Of Thaddeus Stevens. l.
is in the paper Of August 18th:
"srkskss Is DEAD.-Mourn, ~ .ds. for y,
rejoice; weep, sys dirty dogs for Ne SIN lie. Je.
dsesney once more hold up herqssce. and the God
oees o. Liberty ceAse 70 blush The devil demand,
"a ma own, and Thaddues went. Brownlou ard
low brown are supposed to be on the ext Iisi.
May the devils collecting agent como soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

n,0MLtNsoS BROS, Publishsrs and, booksellers, &c
j Lake street. furnish sunday hcbcof Libraries on
iibera tetns. Catalogues OF sunday School Publications
fur nisfied- saaa e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
STATE EFT.

For &erekasy Of dats,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Fby Asdifor ~ Aats,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County,
skedssrr Of Nxs, I
SAM,LE z. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
For kegut>r Of Sat- Lasd ONcs, !
C, g. CARPENTER, Of Websfer County.
n. AAorney Genera,
HENRY O,CONNOR, Of MnscAtine County.
foR MEMBERS 81 c0NGREas.
gy,t -Dsstyia-GEoRgE W. McCRARY.r
S,esad ptek11@C4 WILLIAM SMITH.
ffiyd Dfstif-
Fbp.yth Dtstrid WILLIAM L~OUGHpIDGE.
Rfh Rard-rRANK ". PALMER.
Nd
<br Judge Of cSrcu,t Ghuyt
JoHK B. pRAYER. Of Henry Connty Z sA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

CHIEF JusTicE CHASE and Charles Frsnci,
Adams, both Of whom were talked Of a.
probable Democratic candidates for the
Presidency, are uow in favor Of Grant and
Colhx.
They do not accept the invitation 10 the
ieast Of blood to which frank Blair, Wade
asaPton and the rebel leaders ia conven-
toa insits them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
-
NOtice In kAnkrnptcY.

In the District Court Of the United states for the Dis
;riet ct Town. ip bankruptcy IL thu matter ~
H. P. Smith. bankrupt, at Keokuk, in said
district. on the dfh Gay % August, 4 y issS-t :
A Dfatrict of Iowa.
TENiiIs il TO give notice thai . petition hs= beer. 4 ~
on The lib day Of August, A D ls6s, S.ed h said
district conrt. b. II. p. Smith, OF seosHk, tee
County, Iowa, In said District, and who ias
been heretofore duls declared bankrupt M Ter
the act of Congress entitled AN set to establish
a Uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States approved March Cd, A. p. iseT, for a discharge
aud certificate thereof from all hts dehss ard other
claims provabie urder said Acf; and that the 4th day II
September. A D 1885, ri 9 O'Clock q N, + the tin e as
signed for the hear ng at the same before salt Court.
in the city Of Keoknk, l. comfy, lows, In : ia district,
where and when AL cres.iters Of ssid bans upt, sai sill
other persona in interest. n,ay attend aid shos esuse, il
any they have, why the prryer u tins said Pstit3oner
should not be granted.
And further notice + hereby given that The sonrd
and third meetings OF the creditors Of ssid bankrupt.
required undct the y RI ard 2slh seet,ofs a sid aet,
viii be holden before john Brnce4 8egi=4es ia R4nAtunt-
g a; his Office. room number s. Estes ESn-4. ia he
cityof heoknk, lee eanrtv, foea, on the al day ri
eptemher a DISCS. At 10 etcfnek M.
II. r. LovP Clerk
H.F. Hsst. cepri fer Ioua.
aurS3@-aat kssKS 4 MeeaATy. Attys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

rnKsIDEHTIAL ELECTORS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

sMR TKh1 pErEHt rTiEfR TYRANNY AND
TH1EN1N1 ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 60 OTTOF
OFFICE AT TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER By BALLOTS OR by
BUlLBTS-BY BALLOTS If THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE. AND RY RIL-
LET'S IF THEY ARE NOT Ciagtn. IN tAe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Bachelors Hair Dye.

Tits splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world; the
ouI, tras and perfect Dye: harmless, reliable, instapta
neous; no disappointment NJ ridiculous ,iats; remedies
he i'll effects OF had dyes: iavigoIsfe- and leaves The
Hair soft and beautiful. bircs or broten. sold by all
Druggists and Performers. And properly appifsd - Batch
e'a,fs viz Factory No Il Bond street sur Yo;t,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

Papers Of both political ~partiesi n the several counties
are requested to publish this notice, and local oonnit-
tees are requested TO make the necessary a~rrsugsusnb.
The meetings viii be indoors whenever . suitable hAi
o. building can BE- obtsined.
n. B. HILLS, chairBan
Republican Can. Com.
D.. Mc0AH, Chairman
Dem. Central Com.
JnI. II 1854
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

HiR- GEetGG w. OOGSf
Cief .gussce NJ Ire !afrsae toast ~ fsua* ylgaata,
write
FEf71dsiiAia A.arrh n, 1867.
good y , as9 4 a..5si y a. sss,sss d p y. j !, :
Ire efesp.. nd 6. z& IN. xfea. fsnfG5ta secs
q 4 sbaity ana aaato rervnns action in tbf sssfau
Toarg truly, GEO. ". ats3DH sEn"
HoN JAMES TH0H Psog.
.ruays II te Sqrafse fpaTt nj itansgtptaiI.
faif.Ge btia sTaf n. 1875
~ earsifet 'Hocfstt's Ges4sst, ta{te1.'a t}45df
me3t5tas i" frss # attaaksu Iud34e SOB a gss4e4e p,
/ can certify Ills iron w exp Sepee II e
5taEs THeapsnS,
P3st1r 4 ag Taft 8Jaag. Aerr5. FEsS4 ttsa.
II. hsaksaa-lsaf SIR; have aeen fFet pentts re-
qus.ts3 IA esagsst ny naae With recogrn, nasuuHs Of
81 oss8 = fas epE rrtIisEss. EstTrate spherv. nave IN
Tarazs a.tssese TIL rGs s<asa fs-tssol.,9s Is NV
o~a f.aii{ .at tue usefulness 81 Dr.. f~4oeAaBdte German
Bitefs. ! sessf; for ouce iranB M usual coarse te <
press ua1 fail een*ictiou t1at,JpT 9f7rf4{ R.f7ttt af ~
System, r@a s9gsetaifg I'm Lfffr eB4H5sai n ~ q hte
ana eq a4Ha preparation In soiaa casts Ii suty f-it. 1Bt
usnatIS. | tiauAt net.it NIL ta very tIn4 n1iAt - Hose
wha suaer lTest the above eaus 5
j. Fl KENSARp,
Eight below coatesst
From Rev. +. D. FESDhLE,
Assistant 1ditpy T4rist6an C4sta3ar Is5E9 astnf3a.
lands Gel fiaa Istters, and feel Il my privilege 10 recon-
nsad them a. n most ~vslualie tagiu IL all ana are sal
fefiug from setcIsl DEBILITY or from dise5s As.sing
from der aas0Iaenf q f~laaltetr.
You trnls.
g.n. fESp&If.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
HOUSE
7E:sss.

H0ssOn. As:SS.
To iargsst first casr Robsy n ffto Is3fsa
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES aud
' eihatE ApARfMENN. With h9ths W. nid Hltsr
Gouv.uierees oobreetlug; Biltaf71 Halls, 1rieersfi or.
zoe, aaf CAFE.
34n1i LAWS RICE \ SON.. Pfapr'4.
cIptR
VINEdAA, warranted pfFe, and 10 preserve. pieblrs
Y RET Premium AWARDED ali Vie L. 8. Fair. ] neie sttte
Fair and Chicago CITY Fairl Largest aeraaof fls knd
10 the United States
Chase E.pRIssING,
ap2sdecdsIn aa9as4l Lake-st, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

- dIurs hardware, Leather, Hubs, spokes and bent
oarriape work, springs, Axlss, Bolts and Malleable Iron,
III Lake street.
TIAYpEs 4 As saa e Lake street, Masfsssae-
IL tursrs aud Dseiers in Leather, Carriage Goods and
S.iifEry {yarfaa.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
seamIe.. ThImbIe 81. ns.
seed store.

b BAoWN A CO, Manufacturers. Our Sksins are
W. tbs heasiest and ht~t offered TO the 4. ale. Send
fir illustrated catalogue, rs kingsbury Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
rWineA and COrdagf.

u s MFsEgoLE, aA Lake stree ,Garden and Field
L : seeds, Seed sowers ard Garden Drills, Agent for
AaFefr1d'a Corr piantprs Send for Catalogue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
FRANK sLAln on THE rrn1Ar,.

A BLAIR ON n FENIAND,
The Irish Fenians are under obligations Of
gratitude to vote for Seymour and Blair, in
view Of the enthusiastic devotion Frank Blair
manifested in their behalf in 1856, when
know-Nothingism was in the ascendent in
ST. Louis. Frank profered his services and
mounted the platform at a. Fenian celebration
IN the summer OF that year and made a brief
but powerful speech in the cause, Of which
the following was given as a rerbatim rennr,
at the time:
"GESrLEAEs: / am With you heart And son,
and heartily say, God bles. the Finner,n. *
voice-'Fenians, General. = know VIA, Avn
talking about, and / say Finnegans. Lauohter
and oonfnsion.l And Isay that | hope to see the
cause flourish and prosper, and shall bIees the d,y
when Ireland is governed by Irishmen. In A.
complaining this laudable un Undertaking, / will be
II Jsur bead, march with. yon 70 staten Island.
oversee your embarkation, viii stand ON the most
elevated blum Of tho coast, and - you raise he
green emblem over Ne Stars and Stripes. vbiIe
your steamers under full headway are tn,o;n.
their prows to tho sast, / will eay good ~. God
bless you, and may you be successful in your nm
dsrtakin9. May Jon lit the British hon ONT ~
ms boots, and wrest from his grasp the e,ner-
Ala gem OF the sea: but whether Or not you shall
succeed In this endeavor, my you each AVID IN
remain ~ ireland or elsewhere. u.a ,.r.r nao.
ret foot upon fAese shore., You are wanted tb.,e
and sas can get along witiant You -
Here Frank vas choked OF. and hoat.s fro,
the stand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

IiLHERT iTHHABD 4 GU, Trines and Cor3age Of All
y de,erii tinhs, Cotton Canvass OF all widths and
/ ri hfss Tenfs fwnfu9a ard Covers, Tar, Pftct. uakuuf.
Tackss Books, e ,205 ard 2T s Water street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
- aschcs and JeweIry.

II. MILLER, corner Kandoipn ara CLARK streets,
n Importer. Manufacturer ard Wholesale DeAler In
Watches, Jevairy. Silver and Plated Wsse. Agency II
thek aroBal Watch Co.
nasch2 ~ dse1ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

That is a very indefinite caption but it
will suggest, as nearly as anything we can
think Of, the thought We Offer here. Tothe
editor, as doubtless to most readers, the rest
Of the Sabbath suggests an imrropriety in the
mere partizanship Of politics. Is politics
merely a matter for the politician and office
seeker, or has il the obligatory force Of dnty
to the Christian and citizen?
Men exi.t 80 in relations, that those reIa-
tons have to them the imperious force Of
law. The relation Of government, of men in
subsection to municipal and political authori-
y, il one Of the most imperous Of the laws
that grow ont Of mans nature, and govern
his life. He has no growth in civilization
without il. HIS would have remained 4
squalid savage without il. he would 20 back
to barbarism without il. Do you come preach.
ing the superior force Of virtue, and truth,
and charity one toward another, and of men
associated in religious organisations, and Of
education. that the good man shall attend to
these, and leave politics alone ? Why. the
very possibility OF truth, virtue, and charity,
OF education and religious organization,
among men, depend upon the existence Of
government. The better your government, the
more virtues and grsces, the more enlighten.
ment and morality you have among men.
You will labor to make men better, and yet
have nothing to do with politics, will you ?
Ills IS the mar who would lift himself over
the fence by tagging II his boot straps:
Labor never SO much, and after il al, you
have done nothing. The man that would do
good to his fellows, and promote THAR civili-
cation, must give his head and his heart 10
politics not partizanship - but politics, a.
.'sh. silence Of government. To ennobie
men, you must ennoble politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Political MEETINGS

] Hon. TAonassw, olaeett, Democratic sasAgdse Ar
snd Hon. George v. McCrary. Republican
candidate for Congress. will meet in Joint discussion 1t
~ Atlsens essss and pisces 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Nadhlery Har.W5r

DuRPI.E, Green and Red Roonng States The only
L hones in tbe West keeping a fargo supply; practical
s~}aters furnished Nhitacrt i Raymond. 1H6 Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

The Boston Post gives the following pishy
account ofa che pter of crime: An knglish-
man on board a Dutch vessel at Pernambueo
became angry with the mate. cut his throat.
and threw his body into sea. The cook, hear
ing the splash, began to cry ont, IA man
overheard, where upon the infuristed is,
lander split his head open and sent him At
ter his superior officer. The captain and Sec
ond mate were next attacked, but they es~
capped into the cabin, where they remained
three days. On the third day the English
man went to sleep, and was comfortably dis
posed OF with a Ratchet. His conduct was
prompted only by a manlaeal thirst tor
blaxd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

THr white Bows in Blue Of indianapolis,
mobbed a negro candy shop and reyeled in
sweet things.
OF course negroes have no rights which
= White Boys in Blue need respect, and what
was the use of Democrats paying g~reenbaeks
for candy when they could take the whole
concern with brickbats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Vinegar works.

I)RI ssING'S Pare Cider Vinegar; warranted Pafs.
l aud 10 rrreervs Pickles. strong and palstanie; iarg-
twcfksin the United States: established 1s4s.
CO r pRUeStNG, $50 aud a41 State St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
OILS. Paints and Glass.
EsOOfimg Materials.
akn0Gng States.

yNHiTACRE H. RAYMOND. Plastic Slate Roofing
w Stat. Fesi aud Comp. Roofing and Sheating Eeis,
Gil THr. pitth. Paint. OILS. 1-G Washinginns street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
u. 8. Marshar.s Proclamation.
Assicnee,s Notice OF Anroinfment

Assisnee's Notice OF Appointment.
In the District Court ofthe United States. for Tn. Dis
triot Of loss In the matter Of &c, N and ia.
se.tGn, surviving partner Of tha ist. Hsm, d. Il. se< fan
4 Sons, Bankrupt.
u ,rh9rn 4, magconc>rn.
won areLherebY notified fbst ,hera ss!.l - ; xe#er.,
4 meeting ct the cr sditors Of the shove IA mes eatafes
~ Inc olaee eli John Bruce, oue Of the EasisieFs in
BsukrnptcNfo for said p strict. IT keoknk, wa. on the
l5th day Of Augrst, A d. 1sss FIR tha pnrro.es ~
for'h In the 9th and 18th Sections Of the t.7krnn,
Act, approved Msneh ID. 1868.
Keoknk, Ansns. 9Th, 1858.
HIRAM KNOWLES.
h%s'""sn Assignee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

frro~6srr.h Rsbahair i


fYr~ss Irish Ksahar
Al .Tts Rosues' Ms5sh.''
We are sostug. Bi1le and ssyihoss, TIRES hundred
H.. 1870 disui en, to battle for ths wrong
Tour rslls ois4the Union graxsssfrom North
4 unso ~ Seath,
|. With murder in our Ridden hearts, hat fais lies in
III our mouth
EHo lay your ears along the safih. and hear the
feIon tramp
IL Assil = sesnnaadse n~0nE>ssAielasn Gsfeasss
camp:
He grins once more evul'ant, As 70 the batsie tertn
We go,
For - aght he aghs Is Bsslsshab. and Tres
Io .1sHAmpton wheel. hi. legion Of ths sonih
along the right,
For nsli nas -h,sper.a 10 his ear. 81 i -
The cause that in the Wilderness went Town y
southern gore,
istsa ploso4 - III bsll0.- bsxf sna crack The
~ swhipaSas msse. & &
Izpt 3ol4 bsu. AisssNhra y caa III,
bandits in;
And ialis re echo 70. liz Blair, where fs'ens Sigh
within;
And s'a.k ,heir eAaias1s ,sst uafs't, and euFs'
l1kAthI.sS shsn nh Aeissssaksr, sod red muir
derfs haiiowsd cause.
whs. i '"Riisbs.as aise~y. -isn IN ,nnd eneo
more.
And tseasen. on the battlefield was stamped cut
IN its gore; ~.
Dur banner u alsunion LAP. proudly il the
wind; a#1a
And orr trg'ans . fa.sAsier wiii go y III They e
blind.
Ho { 50 who He'd fron tyranny. but like brave aei-
And leai,
Hecssne sbs Hsete desPots sersy snde stamped be
Y6ur hlIoH man, becaus5he wolf a 'darhef shin
than you,
Nov shout for Southern stars and bars, and curse
the Yankee blue.
iiurrah fse Blair Andlssymour, harrah Tor Eng
Iith shtps, 6fti3 l
Jhirrah for Southern ~chiyalry, hurrah for chains
and whips!
Spre, fresdou is an Irish girl, and Tor ourselves
So. 1sr the men Of color, WHY, wen give The
dogs a bone.
Mere coming Blair and seymour. three hundred
thousand strong,
The army OF disunion, to battle for the wrong;
The murdered men Of Anderson glover nj US IRON
thcfr kfef,saa
Our sn.aych 4. over brsken hearts, our songs are
iwohsn u iesi Ell
Our front is mailed in treason: our wings are
Ranked by crime;
Our feet upon The nations graves, beat ont dis
eofdant time.
Med&vhH Of Ameries fassl sdosed jnsoai
/ ahfsh
tThen, glory to the Southern eaase, that feii On
many a field,
For ~avn1our is il. chafHpioit. Democracy 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

T1HE MONITOR makes mere and better bfcks with
l. given power, with less Areakdown.. tbaa any other
Machine, Eagle Works MrkCo - Canal Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
TESTIMONIALS.

H.A. GEetsEE w. WOonysAHa.
Citef .fassce NJ IRE 9~pfreae toasf. ii isua*ylgaafa
wrte
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Blank Rocks, Stationery Il Pa
per Warehouse.
Brick Machine.

CULVER. AGE L HOYHD, Blsik Book MAnufl
Par ers, 8 ationery and rinderr' Good, l7s I $50 Lake
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
FeTsovs .Fcraascess IN S1fe

And ioa,ine tff hand q ti1na weirhit8 4tsvils apon
tiena, pith ali its stfendan ut H.. VIA hnf IN The mss Of
tte-- ri fitREsof the Tori en eiiSts fhsl silt iostili
ne. ije tnte hen yaiaes rsfta 90 10 : araesues taa efrtsy
ard sr3pf Of mere s@rthfut . re. .asi'd un tseiI shrHla-
eu a'~us and give tasitl rpi harft3.=a 10 tifeir eetrsia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23
Chicago Iron Works.

4 Eli 4 Sua 81 to % Frankiiu street, MaDutactur
IL Wrought and Cast Iron for buildings, bridges, etc
Bank vaults, doors, thutters, grating, Iron railing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

m JUDGE Of Circuit Ghuyt
JOHN b. DRAYER. Of Henry County