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k.yub,,c.n state central Conmittss.

fReuublican state Central Co0mtttee.
me Republican State Central Committee, app nled by
the Republican State Convention 70 secure the success OF
the ticket Of the party Governor and members Of Con-
gress assembled yesterday at the Astor House. 20 inae
measures for carrying on the campaign.
Judge Low Of sullivan county, on motion o. Mr.
Field Of Orleans county, elected permanent chairman OF
the committee.
Judge Low took the chair and addressed tho conmutee
as folowsI thank you, geaiiemen Tor the nonor you
have conferred upon As your servant ~ tne char
shall ondeayor 10 discharge the duties devolvns apon me
TO the best OF my ability shai however, lock 70 tne
committee itself for It's direction and assistance and viii
expect from il all proper and necessary orders Thee
orders shall obey Irecze the crisis now before us as
the most the history OF the country. leok
~ e coming state administration aud 10 the members OF
Congress for help this crisis for upon them viii greatly
denend the Of the great question and the sup
rssion OF this rebellion That settlement be deter
mined by the State OF New York New York has
furnished one half OF the and one fifth
OF the for the prosecution Of the war, and
In the final settlement OF the rebellion New York
will have controlling influence we lose the State in
the coming election lose the whole. If we succeed
we shall gain all Much will depend upon the action of
the committee for the coming election Of men,
bers Congress- Therefore it will be that energy
and industry essentially requisite and no effort must
be SHARED TO secure OF tho State ticket and
the election members Of Congress in those districts
requiring them during the present fall. ] again thank
you for The honor you have done me-
On motion Of member Mr.. Benz. Field, OF Orleans
county, elected permanent secretary OF the COM
ntec with power TO employ assistants. Isaac Sherman
OF New York, elected permanent treasurer.
An executive committee of nne'members, consisting
Of the three permanent officers and OF the six follow
ing gentlemen then appointed:-Waltef lssesSons,
OF Chautauaua; Abram Wsksnan, OF New YORK Cnaries
Jones of Kings county: chas r. Richards of Rensselaer,;
W. S. Lincoln OF Tioga and Hamilton Harris. of albany
Mr.. WtEEMAN moved the addition Of Mr. James Kelly.
OF New York, to the committee.
NJ. KELLY willing to operate with the com
mittee, bu he wo IA eftctua,y and earnestly aid the
cause on as the committee The gentlemen rom the
ruri districts that the iab0ss in the city
far arduo S than in the country localities aud
had he been member Of tine Convention he would
have mnendeda larger representation for the city of
New York and The c0unty OF Kings.
Mr. SEssI opposed the motion. and Mr.. Wakeraan,
al the request Of NJ. Kelly himself, withdrew it.
The CHAIRMAN suggested the propriety Of the
mittee freely Offering their views the best way of
rying the campaign.
AS this was subject not 20 be publicly canvassed, the
committee went into secret session.
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nENTlsTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH.--BEAUTIrUL SETS, ON PURE
silver. only ss on hne gold platlns rubber and the
without pain Geld white plaina aud bone filling, 90
TO $l Warranted Oce lS5 Sixth avenue, and
DR. LUTHER, Deutst-
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

4 OOc cERTIFICATEs.--HAv1xdH HAD ONE TOOTH
l.AAO extracted without pain BY Dr. j. JAY VII
LERS 55Gtand street. two blocks from Broadway, cheer
fully insert his to those suffering from
oJtbache. GEO. L. MEAQG, ~ Joralemon ST. Brooklvu.
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A RTIFIcIAI BONE FILLING FOR TENDER AND
N sensitive Teeth Od roofs built up and restored, and
all of cavities nlled without pain aud warranted
Also celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder aHd Lotion Tho
ssvenseensS s street. fEARsoX, n. B., Dscoytrer
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YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sITuAT,oN .o -, J. :.
"a Dsnad and waitress is willing 70 assist IN washns
no iIvnnk " willing and oblieing; has gooi civ rat
o.. second floor front room ~ ~ "''' s''nsi ION
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EXCURSIONS.

1SxCuRsIoN TO THE STEAMER GREAT EASTERN
III Tns having chan her location 10 Schny-
er for purpose Of being rspars the steamboat
Market slip day tsuaday excepted at O'Clock A. NJ
10 sa round Thts VIII pub.
liz chance Of seeing and the a ts being
repaired. Fare for the trip % cents.
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SITUATIONS yvANTED-EEMALEs.

A YOUNG A. AERICAN LADY DESIRES A SITUA
~ tluu as houekeeper or companion to lady and
assist with sewns objection TO short distance in the
country. Satisfactory refe Address j. Smith, box l2a
Herald Office.
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A N ENGINEER OR A FIREMAN. COMrETENT 10
IA take charge of small sx.horse engine lind
pioyment by applying New England Hotel 50 Bower.
from y 10 I o clock. rt7
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

"A, YALE GRADUATE DESIRES DAILY EMPLOY
IA from one three hours. afterno0n evenin1
ss resident or visiting tutor Address NJ O. r., Now Yof
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS--THE FIRST
m farmer, fruit and vegetable gardener; the woman q
good cook baker washer and ronsr or dairy bota
ans place Would make themselves generally useful
City reference Call for two days 22 Thompson ST. fos
u. II.
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A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION Az CHAN
n bernald and waitress chambernaid and
willing 20 be generally useful, has good eitv
Call for two days ~ las 4ls between 2d and al a.
cond noor back room. $50 S1 a's'' ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
GEN. ROsECRANs WANTED.
New ork Jan. II

ANeN oih Chti. u.
A Harrisburg letter Of the 10th. states
that Gen, } Williams is in colnmand of
four Union regiments and three 5-pounder
Parrot guns. Small bodies are scattered
along there to Cumberland. At New
Greek, near Cumberland, are four regi.
ments, while 900 to 5000 are at Pat
terson's Creek, eight miles below Cum-
beriand. Gen. Kelley is at Cumberland
He has three full batteries besides heavy
pieces in position. Rebel Gen. jackson
is near Bath with Is, 900 men and twenty
nine guns. The Ohioand Indiana troops
express warm desire for Rosecrans to Be
put in command at Cumberland, and say
that with 10000 men he woul! whip
jackson, take Winchester and turn the
right flank of Manassas within fort
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
FROM PORT ROYAL.

New lorK, Jan. II.
Robt. S. Oakley, President OF the Ma
tional Bank Note Company. died yester.
day.
Advices from Port Royal state that an
expedition toward Savannah was supposed
TO be in progress. Accommodating parties
had proceeded beyond Tybee Island with
apparatus for removing distractions from
the rivers and creeks south of Savannah
river. 1t is understood that the land force
will consist Of 10000 men, and Warsaw
Inlet would be the first destination of tho
expedition. The Railroad is progressing
across Hilton Head Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

COMMERCIAL.
Dlilv G.rx c,rr orrrcr.

Dairy Carr Cry orv,ov
krox-K Jan. H. wi.
FLouK--Snpernna u Is; Spring heat extra 81 IS
FAN Wheat Exsrs ~ %
bAAN ANDshoErs-so TO 4oe leo b..
coRN-l24@iSc . bush.
BARLEY-eac.
WAEAT-in good demand. Fall 7uas5; Sptht
enoiee 10 asc.
RfE-aoe 70 70.
OATS-l2Aial5c.
PoTAToEs-l54eoby the load, retail q to Doc
suGAR-New Orleans fair loisl1ts prime II h0
i2t.; clarified lsa9 l3a; crushed aud loaf l3aIi
Observation-Disclosures 45esS0 sugarhouse Asa so,
Golden syrup 7os 7ae.
tofFEE-f'oaf9tsc'5 ssa $40. Iagas ia a44ae.
KiCE-S@ioc.
soAP-Paiin TIC, Family Sae, German (cin.) N
etc.
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Cairo, ILL.,, San. II.
Advices from Cape Girardeau state that
the expedition which left here for Dallas
and Bloomfield returned this a. M, bring.
ing twenty-three prisoners, among them
Capt. Day, Quartermaster of the first
battalion of jeff Thompson's army.
Reports from Padacah say that heavy
cannonading was heard up the Tennessee
river this morning. Result not yet
known.
The 9Th Wisconsin from St. Louis ar
rived last evening.
Gen. Grant sent instructions to all hos
pitals here to-day to be in readiness at
short notice. -
Nothing of Importance from the expo
dillon.
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tonne AOlemnIy Declared the Capt..
tai Of Italy.

After long and rather stormy debate,
the following order has been adopted by
the Italian Parliament by cira roce vote
Of ayes, 2S2; nays, 10:
The Chamber confirms the vote of the
9th Of March, which declared Rome to
be the capital Of Italy, and trusts that the
government will provide with alacrity to
complete the national armament and the
organization Of the kingdom, as well as
The efficient protection Of persons and
property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

SALE OF PoRT RoYAL -CeTTeN The
first sale Of Port Royal cotton, confscated
and gathered by our troops, was made at
New York city. the other day, when sew
enty -nine bales were knocked off at auc-
ton. The price paid ranged from Is
cents pound to CT cents. The Is cent
lot was of a kind never before received in
the Northern market, being denominated
waste among the planters. The higher
priced were the first quality Sea Island
cotton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
xxxvu coKoR Esg-T1Rsr SESSION,
Washington. Jan. II.

g "A 4 u NJ -
HousE.-On motion Of Mr.. Fenton
over one hundred bills from the Court O.
Claims were referred to the Committee or
Claims.
| > The House resumed consideration 81
Pennsylvania contested election case. A
vote was first taken on the substitute re-
ported from minority Of Committee OF
Elections. that John w. Butler is not, and
W. Il. Lehman is entitled to a seat as rep
rescntative from the First Congressional
District of Penn, which was adopted by !
vote of 10 against So. The House then
concurred in the Senate amendments, te
the bill to promote efficiency of the dead
letter Office.
M. Delsno made report from The
Committee for District Of Columbia on q
resolution referred to them, relative to
Marshal Lannon's Jail regulations Tie
Committee say that it was strictly In Mar
shal Lannon's official discretion to make
rules to remedy the existing abuse. The
Committee asked to be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject
The further consideration of the report
was postponed
Mr.. Stevens, from Committee on Ways
and Means, reported a bill for the sup
porto West Point Military Academy -
He took this occasion to explain the rea.
sons why appropriation bills were not
sooner reported. and stated that the Com.
mittee are gathering facts and work for
hours after attending to business in this
Hall. He desired to say that criticism
and libels of the press would not make
them move one minute faster than due
regard to the public interests will permit.
SENATE.-Mr. Chandler presented the
credentials of Hon. Jacob Howard, Sena.
tor elect, from Michigan, in place of Dir.
Bingham, deceased Mr.. Howard ap.
peared and took the oath.
Several petitions in favor Of the eman
cipa'ion OF slaves were presented.
MIR. Trumbull presented petition from
Mr.. Q. L. Sanford, who presents himself
as a contractor with Messrs. Cummings
and Tucker. He said that he received
information from the War Department
that they Cummings and Tucker were
authorized TO act, but is now surprised to
earn that Mr.. Cameron says that the
heads OF bureaus made all the contracts.
Mr.. Sanford asks the passage of a law
to legallze the contract made so as to
prevent loss to honest contractors.
MIR. Collamer from the Committee Oh
Post Offices, reported back House bill in
relation to letters of sailors and marines.
The bill extends the privilege of sending
letters not prepaid to sailors and marines.
The bill was passed.
Mr. Fessendeu from Committee ON III.
nance reported back House joint resolu.
ton, declaratory of the purpose Of Con.
gress to impose tax. The bill was passed
yeas. 80; nays, Mr.. Powell.
Mr. Dixon from Committee ON Contin.
gent Expenses reported back resolution Ia
pay Mr.. Stanton the usual compensation
aud mileage. Mr.. Fcssenden moved IA
amend the resolution SO, as to make il ex.
elusive Of mileage. This was agreed TO
and the resolution passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
j. III. LOVE.
state Agricultural society.
Government

The Iowa State Agricultural Society
met in the Capitol on Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY sth The following officers were elect
ed for the current year: President, Geo.
G. Wright; Vice President, DR.. Francis
Sprague. Butler county; Secretary, j. H
Wallace; Treasurer, Mark Miller.
A resolution offered By Judge Clagett to
reduce the salary of the Secretary to $500
per annum, was indefinitely postponed
The next State Fair will be held at Du-
buque, commencing September Seth, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
FROM KOLLA.

Rolla, Jan. IL.
The Brigade which has left here for the
West within the past three days is coul-
posed of the 35th and Both illinois, the
10Th and 44th Missouri, and Bachoff 4
anc, Hoflman's Batteries, under command
Of Gen. Osterhaus. Another Brigade, I'M
der Gen. sigel will probably leave in day
or two, and Gen Sisel will doubtless assume
command of the entire division at the
proper time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
Iilinoi. Cons,ItutionaI Convcntio.

Springfield, ILL.,. Jan. II.
Some important communications were
presented yesterday, one from the Clerk
Of the Superior Court of Chicago, show.
ing that 1892 causes had been instituted
before that Court since its organization
April Nth, 1850. on whi,h the Judges
fees amounted to sci 900.
The State Treasurer sent in a cemniu-
nication informing the Convention that
there remained in the Treasury on Janu
airy LIST, 1862, s392, Ala to credit of the
Revenue fund, aud 1870, 673 to credit OF
the Interest fund The nnfunded indebt.
edness Of the STATE, according to an official
report of the Auditor, amoants to $780,
ia ii. Eight thousand, four hundred
and eighty-four cases have been presented
before the Circuit Court of Cook county,
since January lst, 1858, on which the
Judges fees are Sl9,s79. The Auditor
states that county collectors are in default
to State for taxes, Sls,6l5 AZ, Of which
the Cook county collector owes $4,000.
Mr.. Dement, introduced resolution that
the Convention cheerfully approves of the
modification Of Fremont's proclamation
and Of Cameron Report, aud arc gratifed
at the resignation of the Secretary of War,
which, after a long debate. was laid upon
the table.
In the afternoon, the Convention went
into Committee of the Whole upon Arti-
Gle Ill of the Constitution. Various
amendments We're proposed and discussed,
but Committee rose before taking definite
action.
Col. Morrison, Z S. Superintendent Of
the recruiting service in this State, says
that from the LIST to the 18th of January,
two recruits were obtained. Nearly one
hundred recruiting officers were detailed
to accomplish this result
Z. S. Marshal Phillips started to. day
for New York with four prisoners, destined
to Fort Lafayette, whom he arrested at
Cairo few days since. understand they
were arrested by order of Sec'y Seward.
The charge against them is furnishing
information and otherwise aiding the re-
bellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
Financial Projects.
Especial to the Evening Post.


Washington, Jan. II.
The Committee of Ways and Means is
buslly engaged o-day in the consideration
of financial plans. The Committee il un-
derstood to adhere to the project OF an
income tax, notwithstanding the vigor-
Gus oppositisa which that meas re has en- /.
,eountered
The general banking law was discussed
by the Committee this morning. The re-
suit Of the deliberations has not been an
neunced. il Is believed that the new
tariff bill will reduce the free list and greatly
increase the duties on spices, pepper, and
similar articles
!: Senator Wilson this morning introduced
into the Senate new bill In relation to
the Office of army sutier. ltabolish hes the
Office In all cases with the exception of
military posts. and proposes that the COM
missarlat of the general army shall furn.
ish thirty different articles to regiments
at 10 per cent profit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

ARRIVAL OF THE ADVANCE OF LANES
BRIdADE.-The advance of Lanes Kan
sas Brigade, several hundred in number,
arrived at Douglasville, on the opposite
side OF the river, last evening They did
not venture across, but took quarters in
the large warehouse there for the night.
They will probably be over to- day.-Han-
nibal Messenger, l4th.
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The FrnnkinE Privilege.
Especial to Post.1

ashlngton, Jan. II.
The Committee of the Senate will re-
port an amendment to the bill abolishiny
the franking privilege. SO as to retain the
right Of franking to the departments Of
the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
Spelling water.

louisville, Jan. II
The Journals Munfordsville cores
pondenee says the rebels are driving into
and killing cattle in ponds and watering
places on the route of the advance of the
Federal army to render the water unfit fol
drinking.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
Springfield. Jan. Il

Springfield, Jan. II.
The Central Railroad have not paid ia
the June lnstallment Of their seven pei
cent. earnings to the credit Of the State
at New York, ms was teiegrAphed by 9
correspondent Of some Chicago paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

EF The Free States are all loyal. All
of the Slave States are rebellious, eithe,
wholly o.. in part. If all the States were
Free all Would be loyal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
WAR! WAR;! WARl!.
nlPTHERIA AND GROUP.

for these formidable and dangerous diseasesTraskss
MAGNETIC oninenlis an unfailing remedy II u.rt In
seasOn ApFy freely 10 The Throat aud Chest and Gov
er with het flannel. This Ointment has been before
Inc pabe over 20 Years, and It's constantly
demand has established Its reputation ~ superior
Linimeniin all cases where soothing and rels xiur
remedy Ia required, particularly III rheumatism Men
raigia. Inflammation Of The Bow els and kidneys SUD,
nal affections, Sore Eyes burns, Piles Wounds and
Brascs.
See last page, also pamphlet with agent aud nd
each bottle.
SOLD by all Drnggsts. Price 25 cents
Order may he sudreSkedla j. H. Wllkinson whn,s
sale Agent, No. III Main St, Keoluk, lows
deeiJ dtmw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

EF The worst enemies of Humanity
are those that prefer tho perpetuation Of
Slavery to the preservation Of the Repub-
lie. IN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
THE GATE CITY,
SATURDAY, JANIARY IS.

liz VA IL C1I Il.
KS r--ss sS-z .x-
SATURDAY, JANIARY is.
SS-Gillaspy h Co, Of Ottumwa, have
packed about $4,000 hogs this season.
sas- We cheerfully publish the state
ment of Judge Love in regard to the case
OF Hill, the traitor If we had known why
the Court was not held at Des Moincs. we
would have stated it.
re- Mr.. Nelson, Representative from
Winneshiek county, was upset in the
stage, near Newton, and broke his collar
bone. He managed to get through to
Des Moines, and is now doing well.
- +-4--------------@-
1S- The Ice-bridge was not considered
very safe yesterday for teams, though one
or twosleds were taking freight across at
high rates. There were dangerous holes,
and tire ice was crushed In different places,
probably by changes in the channel. A
good road will probably be found to-day.
nkJ- On Monday night thcsnow drifted
extensively. causing great trouble to the
Railroads The road to Carthage was
completely blocked, so that the trains did
nat rnn, and consequently we got no ST.
Louis. Quincy, Chicago nor Eastern mails.
We hope the track will be cleared to-day
Why the u. y. Disirict Court was n OF
Held.
KEoKuK, January II. 1862.
Ep. GATE CRY In your paper of
this morning, find the following:
HILL THE TRAITOR Hill the Clerk Of
Harrison county, was held for trial on q
charge Of treason before the United States
District Court at Des Moines. The Judge
.foiiing 10 appear, Hill was arrested on a
writ from Secretary Seward. which as
signed him quartes in Fl. Warren.
The above would produce the impress
sion that Hill was not tried by reason Of
the Judge failing to appear, &c. The
fallexing letter fresa the District Attef-
ney, will explain why it was that the
Judge failed to appear:
WASHINGTON CRY,
Dec. q, 81.
HoS. j. NJ. LOVE-:
Dear Sir. After alfull aad free con-
sultation with the Attorney General of
the United States. and on a careful exam
ination of the case, have decided to en-
ter Aoiie Prosegui in the case of the
United States rs VIM. Nj. Hill, indicted
for treason at the November Term, at
Des MONIES. When conversing with you
IN regard TO the case, understood you
that, should | decide upon such course,
il would be unnecessary for me to attend
at Des Moines on the Tth day Of Janu-
airy, the day fixed for the trial. | hope
most sincerely that il will not be necessary
for you to make the trip to Des Moines.
! have notified the. Marshal
Yours, most truly,
W. Il. +. GERLEY,
{. $. Atty, District of Iowa.
The above was received by me after all
the arrangements to 20 to Des Moines
were made. As matter of course, did
MT 60 to Des Moines, to try an indict-
ment discharged by the Attorney for the
Government.
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AND LUNGS.

Al This season Of the year when coughs and colds
are Troublesome every family should have a safe ana
certain remedy at hand. HaLkonis Hive gyrun And
LOU Is the sery thing II is not only pleasant for
ehildrSD 10 lake. but Is certain cure for Croup
shospsna Cough, bronchitis Asthma Coughs, and ali
affections OF HE Threat aud Lungs
SOLD by ell Drnggists. Price rs cents
Orders may be sddressed toJ. II. wllki Dsep Whale
sale Agent. No. 81 AAin-st., Keokuk, Iowa
aeei5dlmwgI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
Another Hrigadier General.

Washington, Jan. IL.
The President. upon the application Of
the delegation from New York to-day,
appointed Major A. Doubleday a Briea.
der General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
From. salt Lake.

Salt Lake, Jan. II.
Gov. Dawson left here Dec. 81, on &C.
coant Of a personal difficulty. He was
pursued, whipped and robbed, twelve
miles east. Seven desperadoes who com.
united the assault havebeen arrested, and
three of them endeavoring to escape from
the officers were killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
] ours, most truly,


G 5. Atty, District of Iowa,
The above was received by me after all
the arrangements to 20 to Des Moines
were made. As matter of course, did
MT so to Des Moines, to try an indiet-
ment discharged by the Attorney for the
Government.
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nD- On Monday night thcsnow drifted
extensively. causing great trouble to the
Railroads The road to Carthage WINS
completely blocked, so that the trains did
MT run, and consequently we got no St.
Louis. Quincy, Chicago nor Eastern mails
We hope the track will be cleared to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

E- Mr.. Nelson, Representative from
Winneshiek county, was upset in the
stage, near Newton, and broke his collar
bone. He managed to get through to
Des Molnes, and is now doing we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18

~ The Ice-bridge was not considered
very safe yesterday for teams, though one
or twosleds were taking freight across at
high rates. There were dangerous holes,
and Tire ice was crushed in different plac Of,
probably by changes in the channel. A
good road will probably be found to-day.