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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

IN ags whea matter i lsaysusd Win tAoughs-
~hen man standing in ons hemisphefc, striking
4t 'ectric wifs, commuBes, in moment Of time,
with mar On the otbsr--when he sends, q ifby
divine po~ss, 1ashins, tidings Of synpathy to
the oppressed, and JOY asd congratalstion for the
sascsssful thross Of freedom. In this sgs Of
thinking asd snHg1ts1ment lot free Ansrica
aided BY the sxilede 1rin, Md. ~ wa3, and
rsst assursd theft among the nations Of the
earth to awaken to the voice from America, ehout-
asg freedom on her shores, will be bleeding, pros
srsfe Erin, drying up her ecading tears, resuming
her innate beauty and loveKness, after finging
- - saaling ssssss - - yUse 6esss ops
preston.
Very faithfully,
JenENfAp VAuGHku, p p
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WHOEVER wants to elougate Johnson
policy through another Presidential term o.
contention and strife between Congress and
the President, and to render the measures
and policy OF the Government in regard TO
all matters vacillating and uncertain, should
vote for Seymour.
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that no Union man shall live i Ill aans
Wholesale murder and outrage Of -, - l.
By rebels. Yet in order to have rebel rule
Blair avows his purpose to overthrow State
governments constituticnally established and
to involve the country in war. His purpose
is seconded BY Hampton, Forest, Pike and
the other leaders of the rebellion; they de-
clare, that if successful in this election, tke5
will regain all they lost BY the failure Of the
'Loss Cause And the succsss q Ssya0ss
and Blair ID the success of Hampton, Forest,
Pike and those rebel leaders. Was the rule
Of Hampton vhsa - RS hanging ShsSman's
soldiers; wss the rule Of Forest when he was
white officers at Fort Pillow; was
the rule OF Albert Pike, when be was scalping
Iowa's wounded soldiers on the battle field
so desirable that We should vote these men IN
to the rule of the whole country? God and
! patriot people forbid! Are the Kuklux
nurderers Of Kinds and Brooks. are tho
Kuklux assassins who hunt Republicans for
their lives through the streets of New Or
leans-are they the men to be voted into the
control OF this country? Pains Of present
hell should seize upon, and the blood Of in
aocent murdered men should blight with its
curse, any loyal man who will vote for such /
! wrong.
Ay, loyal men, Jon never had in all these
eight years greater, holier duty upon you,
IS patriots and citizens than now. GO tothe
POLLS on Tuesday and work for Grants sue |
less as you worked and fought, and longed /
or The success Of our armies in battle. And
lon't make the mistake OF supposing that
he enemy are already whipped. They were
for time by the October elec-
ions. But they are deter mined now to fight
,arder than eyer. Every Republican must
,e at his post. The fight is critical; victory
I'LL be ours, but We must do the work neces
AIRY to insure it.
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Township Ticket.

Township Ticket.
For S1perrisor,
B. 8. MERRIAM.
For Justices efMe nace,
r. A. BOYCE,
N. McCREA.
THOS. MARTIN.
FIR Trustees,
JOHN FINNERTY.
CHARLES aHTLTZ,
T. J. CHENOWETH.
For CirE,
WILLIAM WILSON.
FIR Assessor,
HENRY WATERMAN.
FIR GnstaBies,
LEWIS HESS.
G. j.. WAI.SWORTH,
JOHN FOX.
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EsseLa.ertss AID Stoves.

- Ma hlziAl Cd, Importers sua Be,ttt4s in
1 a Iron ana Heavy iardaaro 3D. 81 and
b. tlicaigan A. anae
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Il Al IS
Vegetable SiciHan Hair ReneVg

jrctU Vpur increases the pops,-
tdi6y of this ratHnbie Hair Prep
NrdfiDf,, srhich is due to merit
0tone. Ne ran assure our 0d
l'atrons mat II Is Lejtt JHliH M 10
as MIN stais4IdfI, and TO fAOse
ffho hare nerer used 1t ,re can
zconfdeaifH say, that IL r. the onIy
FrHabIe md perfected 3,repnr1-
tim 10 Fcstore GRAY OF FADED
isaa5s to its yoHth,ftH color. MAX
i'm n soft, hstro'ts, and stfken
Tie scaip, On its use. becomes
schife and clean; IL rentoees I'LL
eraptions and dandruH, and In
~ tonic properties prerents the
Hfofes and nourtshes the hair
Ofdnds. BV It's use tie hair groMs
Mtchcr and stronger. Ia bnitfness
u restores the cdpf 'tary glands
to their normal uil0r, and uiU
create u Hetc gro nth erceDk in
e.rfftBie Oid age. 1t IL the most
oconomicaI HAIR DRESSING
cnes' used, us IL requires feWer
oppficdfjons. and Dires the hair
Maf spfchdid glossy appearance
80 mitch ndmired by all. n. 4.
H0ucs, ". d.. isf0te Assaver n
.Hass.. says, "the constituents n,o
pure ana cdrefHfiy rejected for
erceitehf 1natity, and consider
Sfs inten,'cd parpOses.' ne pub
Hsh u treatise on The hair, tcHtch
ere send free bB mail upon nppH-
cofion. frffirh c0Hfvihs c0nlnses,.
ddfOfB Hoftrrs fl'O1a cferHYnaerAs
3s!tustcinjts, the press, and OfIerH
u e hare mute the studU Of tbs
h1ir ana IFS diseases a sDeciaifu
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
Gtsf Justice u the sapr,ias Quart u t's.a slsgfz
write
Philadelphia hateh n. 1857.
rood tonic. ussfei in "a -.aisease. oi H. li,e..
OF debility and waaso nervous aenonintass s,sem
Yours Truly, GEO ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of The st3,rssie fasfft n Fsts,as gtesfsfr
Palh4aslnasa apsi Il, 1860.
~ consider 'Hocaands German Bites "a t4ia451s
nss1Iciile 81 attacks O. Iiiseafpistr uys i
l eane ftify this from my exrerence q It.
.uurs 81 It'll r.snect,
J.fss rEEasesos,'
From Rev. Jos. II. kE.AAisu, i. II,
Ps~or IF lie Fra, Bpst,st church, Ta5a{e,.lfu.
Lf. J1ckson--Deer Elr nase b. en- fres,s.s31tlR re-
auess 10 connect nay nems with recon uef,jitiors 81
different kinds of n,edirae, h' ding psae,ie
80 entof my appropri 49, NJAats sphere have Il,
al eases declined, but JssA4 with os.ar preeI IN
far'ors iHsfancss AND SsAa particularly in mi
own huy of the usefulness Of Dr. sfnesl.,ss f;nr,en
Bitters depart for from, my course t.,
rress my fni eonsicon ths fer general fvtffts Of ne
system urd ssisriia5 for Lir Il is sgyss
and cdtnb1s prsprretsoa Cases II nay fail mi
.ua1ix doubt .iot u will hrrs1is at tn thaa
who suffer from the above
Yours, vefy respeei ally,
}. .RENNARD.
Eight, haiaw tAssaes ct
From Rev. e. D. FESDaLL.
Assistant hfftor Christian 1hisnfcs Fa.tr feIa1IY
have deriye decide d benefit nom the use OF trar
lands 6sr tisn BtteTr nd feel it my privilege To -ero
mend them most T.lusbie who are srrs
sftng from oral debility from dts ssses ar,sirg
from DEF angem - ~ tbcliver
Yours, truly
y. D, FENnALL. |
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And feeling the hand of time weighing hsaFy tlsiers
es With all lis attendant tls, will find in the
these BIfTERs this TONIC, elixir that sill iatti
life into their veins, restore in
and srioF Of youthful days, hniid up Their
forms and give salth aad happiness tn iefefcsia
ing FEARS
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'sTATE TICKET,

FIR '.cvetry u Nate
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Fby Auditor Of Sote,i
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
FIR 7re1 -rrr Of SAFE,
SAM'L E. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
For Reeistev Of STATE Land otEee,
G. G. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
Fsr Attorney G.neraI
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Mnscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
Tyr,t Dtstrfct-GEoRGE W MccRARYr
S,cgad Biarirf--coL VII LIAM SMITH.
THIRD Distvtet-WM B ALLISON
Fhsrth Msfrf1-WILTIAM LnUGHrIDCE.
Fifth Dfst.in-FRANK W. PALMER.
6zA DisEsa-C1ARLES C. PoMERoY.
mr. Judge Of Circuit Cbuyt
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AN FRESHMAN TO IRISH EaIcAys
Jeremiah Vaughan, . distinguished friend
of Liberty, in County Clare, Ireland, writes

AN FRESHMAN TO IRIsH-AMEaIcAN
Jeremiah Vaughan, distinguished friend
of Liberty, in County Glare, Ireland, write.
long letter to John Pope Hodnett, of Chi
cago, from which we make an extract.
Promising that the British AristocracY az d
the Rebel Aristocracy. and the enemies oil
freedom and equal rights throughout thg
world are the enemies of the people Of Ire
land and Of the Free institutions Of America
and cause of freedom, the world over. the
writer proceeds:
1t was this very class that bounded on the re-
beliion in America, in der to destroy the iler
tics Of mankind. Understand, they looked with
alarm and Jealousy on the growing ,reatness and
freed = Of the United States, st vas leavening
the people of Europe. and hal succeeded IN
dismembering that grand Reput ,bpy
would evoke TO their aid all the pow.
blast and annlhilste ali hopes and efforts III
Freedom in Ireland and Europe They have
failed, thanks to the swords of Grant AMI ina
other brave men who sprang to arms and saved
the great Republic.
always maintained thatyour great American
Republic was as much the cherished inheritance Of
every lover Of freedom all over the earth ~
yours, and that 1t was the imperative duty Of all
such to yearn and labor tor its success in war ara
us preservation in peace and this is the reason
why honestly tell my countrymen to stand by
the friends Of liberty in the United States. Let
tneir cry %: "Liberty-her friends our fr;epds
her enemies our enemies"
He then showed that the negro r.ce ~.
been degraded BY tyranny and oppression
of even . N ore cruel character than In, az.
fered BY the Irish people And continues.
Blame not, therefore, the black race, but rn,he,
abhor the unnatural, blasphsnous institutions
that degraded then, and, a. . natural conse-
quencs, return to power tho men that blotted
from the statute book this sccursed law and gave
the negro his Magma Charta.'
implore my counirymen in America TO ann. /
port the friends Of Ireland and the negro among
them, AMI they will strike blow for uniyar.s,
that will resound tbrongh
The earth--that will reverberate across tho At,,n.
nc and raise up the bleeding nstionalitie. Of Tra.
and, Poland and the rest Of Europe-that viz
run bic to the dust, b. its tightening powar The
elton desrotisms Of the Old World that v;l,i
rye happy, contented homes to their blood And
andrea now being rooted like vefmin from Ii.
,fecn NH sides Of their dear nstive Erin. and
nat viii impart to this stricken, eps.yed n6rt;an
the human race the God>like instinct. 81 fras.
ON. - &c
Rscollsct, exiled countrymen, We are living !,
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saddlery kfar.warc.

~ aolpfIsAR 4 HAYES, Coach and
cory hs7d"srs, Lsathtr, guhs spcfes afd
feI Luke street
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EVERY man who is i'll favor of revolution,
Reputation and an interuinable war, should
vote for Seymour snd Blair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

ALL who desire the prosperity of the coun.
Try, should do their best to secure the cleo
ton Of Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

f.seft.i UED4 RIB 4 o.. Tsine. An, ea,s -
~ descfiiteus, Cattpn Canvass of ali viii. a,5
Nthtt FsEts Avn and Covers Tar pitcI, t,a knr
Tackle Blocks, etc, 2o5 aad 2oI Water street
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JIBka CLOTHING CO, r. n. 4 " A ahfaa-d
y Manufacture All descrnt9na - He4vy and .,rs =
kuohrf soais hose and Betting, Stationery aud Drug
Gcesis. e Lakns,rest
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3sfsezfss. F's Hara
seefafcss 'as'ssrnsse ..ise ~

&Kas.t i aaT ks7flssf- g3tss57S ss55iIs,v H.
az safe t.sataer. Il tbs spkes. sld SAINT Casffeae
gia7zs ssleA. Re.ts ana ia ieslie ITjn, 10 X
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T180Eiss1 aE.sser.

iJtftf5sl<. Green snd Hed Eeernr STATES Yhe arIv
home N the Wet Aesffpg ta,ge supply practical
furnished Nhiaaere Raymond, sG Wsshingto
street tg s -V'
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7 wines and forJaep.

| n Z BKoRN = ~ l71rf9ef.sr7-rT 3,r
- z he stesf md best offered ia the sd. send
~ ~ Rsalrs catAleEnf. Is hingshEry street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

FIR ri>rk NJ he District Gmrt,
II. +. STkMPEL.
lFbr Recorder.
NOBLE WARWICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

ALL who are in favor ofpeace, should vote
for Gran, and Colfax.
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Special Notices.
Avert Danger.

cont Of the nettie Danger patk ihe ,ower Safe
IT," says Sskspsare. Feeble invalid, do you wish to
Iluck this flo reti II inigorste your with
HosTErTkR'S STOMACH BIrrEss. Strength is
yoar ssffy. Weakness ia never safe. Acute disease
makes short work of the feeble Reinforce half defeat
cd nature with the finest vegetable In the
aord. Not merely en- II vigeranf however bat gen
/. laxative, more p1tent blood DEP uent than AIRY
prescribed in the pbamsoopoia aud the best anti bilious
medicine extat 1t IL because it combines many
pcrtant medicinal properties ftat this remarkable vet
able specific produces such extraordinary effects Az
preventive, Il forestas disease by enfewiis the
man physique with extra resistant power; as curative
II stains the strength Vile removing the conipsibt
Its remedy fe ind aestion IL 50 eeperal in
all Of the United states that may Be consistent
" UTILIZED the National specific for Dyspepsia lis
ehhity net ccnhned II Z country. however
10 this confident. There no. port in the Western
HcmisI here TO which ii il not consigned; not State
between Patag mia aud the Arctic Sea in when Cos
tetfer's Bistets" is rot household word.
In this month Of fogr, when chill, fever an other
naarods disorders rife medoGted sr,ulalt ia an
article of The first necessity for ali who travel bs land or
Teter, or erci any way exposed to the raortfh III
aneuees sirosi in The atnospi.re CT al alcoholic
tones the btters the quest ttHeaeicue
fact attested by leading ana II checklists aud con-
frmed by Of the st .nne mt M al prac ion
ers in the United state.
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SEyaouR's friends were the anti-draft riot
ers during the war; and his supporters now,
are those same friends led BY Wade Hamp-
ton and backed up by the rebel hordes of,he
South. There are some Union soldiers mean
enough it is said, to accept back seats IN
thst conclave, but we trust they will be
ashamed TO march under such leadership
and to such treason speaking music on Tues
day next.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLE4I.
or INDIANA.
PnKYIDEnTIAL ELECTORS.

ybr A> STATE al Larva.
3. Z. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
]. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
Tbr Cbngressios,di Rstyfctss
I-HIRAM eCHoFIELp, OF Washington County.
Ill.,. T. LANE. Of Scott County.
I'LL. W. ROGERS. Of Fagetse County.
Ir-JoHN MEYER, osJssper County
WIN. HALE OF Mills County
WIS, II. TAFT. Of Humboldt County.
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sTacI,i,,ery.

y 0RFH 3 Esi@s ii he Go E,g5ti.s- pun. i, WI-, !,
ifea Fins Ma essile lfaaCasting- steam Warming
Arpsratns q |, Jefferson street
VI is"Qa-Itt- In1aI8 PURSE, iro1g Pipe and
ftifin ~ 'tean boilers, Pumps and auaxes BALI
rR, Steam Warming Aipalatils ~. j AXE st-a,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01

CIAGErr denies, in the face Of scores of
citizens who know the fact, lie charge that
he at one time belonged to the Know Moth
ing organization.
Bnt Claget glories in his hostility to car
pet-baggers-a position which is infinitely
worse, for it deaies the right Of any Repub-
liean from the North, or any foreigner from
~ quarter, to settle in the South, with equa!
political rights with the natives Of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-01
sasEs aEis5 Paints.

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- WHIT Iea st ard Putty; ageu: for Brapdsr
f'siits te hnomt & Pshs. Axe tiE tra.Sy.. ca res
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