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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

q LEEsBURs CAPrURED.-A dispatch from Lees
burg. Va, dated the 9th says Col. Geary has
taken Leesburg and driven Gen. Hills army
from the town and surrounding forts, capturing
many prisoners and stores. 1t was a former al
tempt to take Leesburg that resulted in the
iamsnted affair of Balls Bluff.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

Amy OK THE PoroMAo TO BE DrvIDED.-A
recent war order issued by the President di-
rides the army Of the Potomac into five corps
de arnes, to be commanded by Generals Banks,
Mcdowell, Sumner, Heintzleman and Keys.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

QUESTION Fon TAX PAYERs.-If a thors.nd
DOLLARS OF go spent on streets yearly for tho
last ten years, leaves them in the condition they
are now in, what would they have been like
had the sum expended been two thousand per
annum.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

soldiers LETTEns.-During the week we re-
received soon ball-dozen or more letters from
our "soldier boys" which We will endeavor to
publish next week.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

eB They are overhalng the old Court House
again. Some one intimated that it is TO be fix
ed up with turn table and round and round
flying houses.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

vi. j. CONNER. Esq, proposes to sell a
general assortment of household and kitchen
furniture at public sale, one week from Satur-
day next. s4--
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

eB Frank Leslie and Harpcrs Iyuarotod pa
pers, giving graphic views of late fights, to be
had at the Book Store.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13
neu advertisements.
ROAD TAX NOTICE.

AgDiToR's OFFICE, Holmes County, o.
Miiersburg. March 13, 1862.
NoIiCE is hereby given that the County Commits
soners OF Holmes County Ohio, did at their March
mill each dollar valuation of all the real and
ersonal property brought on the grand duplicate of
the county for the year 1862, for Road purposes
The so ordered that all labor be done on the public
bighwIy between the 1st day of April A D. 1862 and
the 1st day of October A. D. 1862 that each per
charged with road tax be notified of tie same before
the 18th day OF September next. &
The Township Trustees of the several Townships are
hereby notified that if they desire any additional road
tax they will certify the this office before
the first day of June next ~,--
BY o, der Of the Commissioners Z y
JOHN wElTMAS Co. Aud.
March la, lS62-s0x4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13
Report of the Holmesville Sol
diers' Aid Society, for the term
ending Feb. IS, 1862.
CONTRIBUTORS By MEMBERS AND orHEns


Mrs E. Maple. comfortable, 5 cans fruit, 4
cuts yarn. Miss L. Maple, blanket, pillow,
2 pillov-cases, quilt pr socks. Mrs E. 4
Miss A. Crawford, fruit can. 2 cans fruit.
pilows,5 rolls bandages, roll cotton batting.
| flannel shirt, I yds prints pillow-cases. ~
quilt patches, cash 25 cts. Miss S. j. Saddler,
l box ointment, pillow-eases, lib dried fruit,
3 rolls bandages. roll congresses, quilt patch.
Mrs. p. Painter, bed sack, Quilt patch, old
linen, cash so cts. Miss NJ. Marquis. can
fruit. Mrs S. Waterbury, towels. Mrs. l..
Crawford. qis grapes, 2qts apple-butter. OTIS
elder-berrics, pillows, pillow cases, COM
Portable, quIlt-patch. Miss R. MeCulloch,
can peaches. Mrs. Vim. Marquis, 4 fruit cans.
Mrs. J. W.. Peters, quilt, can fruit, scraps
for quilt. Mrs. Thos. Leekley,2 . pillows, 2 pill
w-cases.old prints quill patches. 3 chickens.
Mrs. J. Finney, Jug tomatoes, } yds canton
flannel, 9 towels, l sheet, | yd prints, spool
cotton, scraps for quilt, cash 80 els. Mrs. James
McMonegal fruit can, l pr socks ) quilt
patches Mrs. Jno. Croco. 2 cuis yarn. 9 pads,
i blanket, pr socks. 2 yds muslin, 5 quilt
patches. Mrs. G. C. Griffin, Mrs. E. d Miss
NJ. Officer. comfortable. Z towels. 3 pillows,
4 tdls bdgs, pillow cases. cans grapes, can
currants, l at tomatoes. % rolls bdgs, 5 yds
n usln. l roll congresses, 3 fruit cans. quilt,
double-gown, packing boxes. II guilt patch
Portable, s pads. Is skeins and spools thread.
yds prints. pr seeks, scraps for quilt, sheet,
3 lbs dried corn, 3 TBS dried veal, ibz flour, l
fb sugar. Mr. X. Croco, blanket, sheet, |
can tomat "es, 315 fbs dried beef, 3 yds prints.
chickens, TBS flour. patch and scraps for
quilt. yds old prints, cash Is cts. Miss NJ
A. Hill, quilt patch, l flannel quilt. cover
let. i can fruit. 81 lbs dried fruit. Mrs. S. A.
Crawford. cash Is cts. Mrs. S. Gorrell, 81
CTS elderberries. 10 TBS dried apples. Mrs. j.
n. Barnes, can apple-sauce. Mrs. Jno Cor
rell, 2 fts elderberries Mrs. Thos Watson. 3
cans fruit. Miss J. Taylor. L pr socks. can
cherries. 2 roll bdgs, 2 chickens. quilt-paiches.
Miss +. G. Smith, Mrs. j. NJ. d. Miss r. A.
Livensberger. comfortable. l sheet, yds
prints, 6 quilt patches. Mrs. F. Little,l quilt,
box lint. Miss X. Low, 2 chickens, quilt
patch. Miss. K. Hites, 2 cans peaches, quilt
patch. Mrs. Jno. Moreland, 4 chickens, W.
Hill, NJ. Todd. A. A. Craven, K. Todd. Mrs.
NJ buchanan, l comfortable. Hall d Wilks,
packing-box 2 yds prints. stationary. pins,
buttons. needles, thread. S. D. Coulter 2 prs
socks. cash 10 cts. II. Pennell, 9 packing
boxes postage9 cts.
WORK DONE BY MEMBERS AT HoME).
Mrs Jas. McMonegal. made 2 shirts, pr socks
Mrs Jno Gorrell. made , sheets, shirt s. 3 prs
mittens, a quilt-patches. Mrs. Vim. Boner,
made pr drawers.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Amount initiation fec of MEMBERS $40
contributed by mem S and others 200
proceeds ofoyster supper 6y25
.' raised by collection -. 2,24
l4,l9
expended for muslin canton fan
f
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-13

The Federal Troops take Peaceful
Possession---The Rebel Hordes
In Full Retreat to Richmond
t n D,aL~lf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25

pediency Of the passage Of law author.
izing the fling Of chattel mortgages ii
the Office of Township Clerks, and have
the same validity as if filed with County
Treasurers.
Mr. Mcpherson introduced bill pro.
yIding that anybody in the State or United
States service is not eligible 10 hold q
civil Office at the same time.
Mr.. Boardmaa introduced bill proyid.
ing for the taxation of mortgaged real
estate.
Capt s. G.. Millett, 9th Iowa, has re-
signed; also Lieut.. Robert L. Wilson, l lth
Iowa.
The 10th regiment, at Davenport, has
between fonr and FIVE hundred men.
The business of the Adjutant General
Office has greatly increased.
H. Y. bean Is here trying to organize
new party out of the discordant Demo
cratic elements, to be called the Constitu-
l,onai unlon party motto, "touch not
The niger"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH,
Last Nights Report.
The President and General Sigel.
Washington, Jan, "a

Washington, Jan "a.
Thc undersigned committee appointed
~ the Sieel mass meetings. held on the
10th and 18th inst, in New York and
Brooklyn, in order to present the unsn.
imously accepted resolutions to His Ex
cellency, the President, hereby respect
fully report that His ExcellencY. the
President, has honored US this morning
with an audience, and after the reading
and presentation of the resolutions we
have received the following reply: Meth
er the original resignation of Gen. sipel
nor any official dispatch in regard to il has
as yet been received by the President
from the Gemmander-in-G Chief of the ar
my in Missouri, and all the information
the President is go far in possession Of
has been gathered from the Journals
However, being DESTROYS to retain in the
service of the United States 20 eminent an
oihcer as Gen. Sigel, whom none esteem-
Cd higher than His Excellency, the presi-
dent had already, before being informed
OF the petition and resolutions of the
adopted citizens of German birth, institu.
ted inquiries with view to redress any
wrongs which may have been done to
Gen. Sigel. At the same time His Elk.
cellency, the President, treasured us of
his determination that, while he should
decline the acceptance of Gen. Sigel's
resignation, he intended to give him a
command In or out Of Missouri in accord
ance with bis sestabhsed abilities. The
interest Of the service did not demand at
present an addition to the number OF Ma
Jor Generals of the army, bat as soon as
such necessity should exist, the claims Of
Gen. sigel should be considered as among
the first in order. The President further
remarked that, since Siee had been ap.
pointed Br.gadier General, nothing had
iranspired to diminish his exalted opinion
OF the eminent talents and capabilities OF
Gen. Sigel, but on the contrary. all ascer-
tanned facts had combined to confirm the
same IN every manner possible. His Ex-
celleney, the President, took further oc
caslon to express his sincere satisfaction
with the patriotism shown by the adopted
citizens of German birth during this un.
holy rebellion, and particularly acknowl.
edged the SO well known and nerriter,eus
services Of Gen. Franz sigel.
Signed by the committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
IIPTHERIA AND GROUP.

ror ihsss formidable and dangerous easesTrasks
AAenstic onneGtis IN uHfa!iiag 4eHt dy If rssd in
season Apply freely 10 the Throat aud Chest and COW
er VIII hoi flannel This ont1aen. has been before
Inc ppbe ever 10 years, and its constantly
demand hasessabfsLed is reputation as superior
Lanimentin ali cases where seoihips aud rela xinr
remedy Is required, particularly IN Rheumxtsm Neu.
raixia, Inflammation Of The Bow els and KlaDsvs su
fai aresiissa, Bore kyes BurEs, Pies Mtnnd. and
Ernises.s'
See las, page, also pamphlet with agent and around
rseh bottle.
sold by ali Urugxiair. Price Is e4 sts-
Order MAJ be aadfe<sease r. wilkinson Whots
sails Assn;, No. III Main st., keokuk, Iowa
decl3 dIHw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
IOWA LEGlSLATURE.
Especial to Burlington Haw-Eye.l
Des Moines. Jan. %

Des Moines, Jan. %.
HoUsE.-Mr. Bowdoin, from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, reported a
bill assuming the Federal tax. lie spoke
at length, urging its passage aud the nd.
vantages of the State collecting the same
Mr.. Hardie, of Dubuque, was opposed
to the State collecting the tax, and said
that We would make nothing at it.
Mr.. Lowrie, of Lee, made a patriotic
speech. The State should not wait for
the Government to come and distrain
property.
MIR. Lane, of Scott, was undecided
whether the balance Of the Extra Session
bonds had not better be sold aud collect
no taxes.
Mr.. Bowdoin thought these bonds had
been sacredly set aside for war and de.
fence fund, and not to be used for national
debts.
The bill was made. the special order for
tomorrow. at 2 p, p.
Mr. Young, of Linn, introduced a
stringent liquor law. Referred to special
committee.
The Governors message was taken up
and referred,
SENATE.--Mr. Foote introduced a reso.
linton from the Committee Of WAYS and
Means, to inquire into the expediency Of
authorizing the Auditor Of State to issue
Ga return Vi any warrants now outs,and-
ing, or to be issued on the war aud aefeHee
fund, warrants Of the denomination of
two, three and FIVE dollars, which shall
Pc receivable in payment of State taxes.
Adopted
Mr.. Woolson, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Commerce, introduced resolu-
ton to inquire into the expcdiency Of
changing the rate of interest BY contract,
50 that 1t shall in no case exceed six Der
cent. Adopted BY majority, indicating
favorable consideration. :
Mr.. Boardman introduced a resolution
from the Committee on County and Town
ship Organization to inquire into tho En-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25

Washington, Jan. "a.
SENATE. -Fessenden from Com. on FL
nance reported back the resolution to ap
propriate $4,000 for the expenses Of
the committee Of the House in regard to
| contracts made by any department of the
Government, The bill was passed
Sherman introduced bill creating two
new bureaus in the Navy Department.
Referred.
Davis presented the credentials of Rob.
ert Wilson, appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the expulsion Of Polk.
Wilkinson moved to refer the creden-
tials. and certain papers he had, to the
Judiciary Committee. He said he had
the report of a certain meeting held the
LIST of May, and Mr.. Wilson was one of a
committee who reported set of resolu-
tlons, two of which were as follows:
Resolved, That the people here as
sembled declare our fealty and sympathy
with the South and for the protection Of
Southern institutions.
Resolved, That we condemn as diaboli-
cal the the war now waged by the federal
q vernment against the South
ID Wis sad Wilson had no part In the reso.
III iDus, and they were reported without bis
s.nclion in any way Davis then had pa.
Ierread, signed by Gov. Hall and otl .ers.
attestlng to Mr.. Wilson'S loyalty also let.
ter from Wilson 10 him Davis asking thst
thorough investigation into Liz loyalty
might be had, that the co intry, dc. Mr..
Wilson then took the oath.
On motion of Trumbull the bill re-
lating to certain judicial districts Of the
I. ). Circuit Courts was taken ND. The
bill was passed as reported BY the com
mittee.
The case of Mr.. Bright was then taken
up.
HousE.-The House resumed the con-
siderasion of the bill making more strip-
gent provisions against the sale Of spirit
nous liquors to Indians Edwards, IN the
course OF explanation, said that the pres.
ent law is eyaded by vending Intoxicating
drinks outside the Indian limits or from
tier, hence the necessity for, further legis-
lation to protect the Indians from such
degrading and destructive influences.
The joint resolution appropriatings lO,-
600 TO pay the expenses Of the committee
appointed to inquire into the conduct of
the war was passed
The Senate bill appropriating SO, 700
to be expended by the Sec'y OF War-if
IN his Judgment the same be necessary
for the protection of the emigrants on the
overland route 10 California, Oregon and
Washington Territory, was passed.
The House then resumed the consider
alton Of the bill to amend the Indian Tn.
tercourse Act. Bill passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
COMMERCIAL
DAILY GArx CiTy oyv,ex, =

DAILY GArK Cirv oyrlex.
kxoE-x Jan 10, '6I.
FLouR--supcrnna 81 Is; Spring aheate xtra q ri
Fall Wheat Extra secs
BRAN AkDsHoRTs--s0 10 4oc 3 100 ~.
CoRS-l5sai6c y bush.
BAkLEY--aac.
"HkAT-in good demand. Fall s5aB7a; spin "a
TO SOC.
RYE--s5c 10 80
oATS-I25s alsc. se sa
FofAT0ES-i5G20h by the load. retail Is to Doc
\ souAh-Now Orleans fair NiGll u prime n 4
IL " caafiAed l2iGlsl; crushed and loaf iaett.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss 80; suxzrhouse so 50;
Golden Syrup 70s75c.
CoFFEE-Rioai4a9c; lava osaso. f..uv,.o.ar
RlCE-e010r.
soAP-Psim &c. Family s.e. German tciu.) N
07ic. =
: cANDLEs-saas u % H. ssezrtne Is Mould 10.
LARD--s to &c; retail Sic.
BUTTER--com mon 6da7c, Choice 10 re-, Il, ,o.1asn
LEATHER-soc ess2s; Harness asa 30.
HIDks--Dry Zoe, green green sheep pel,s
SOC 35c; green hog ssiHa l5c.
HAY-Timoihy, new o. 0oa0 %. bsled n etsS IN,
Prairie o. o.
skEDs-Timothy u 90; Flax Seed rs TO ".
oNIONs-a5z soc.
EGGS-7c.
WHITE BEANs--50cGasf CO.
FEATHERS 20eDos
FRUIT Drisd Aprles si as9si 500 tu.hel.-
Dried Peaches ~ ssa - 50 Raisins =. oo9 s5 o.
Observation-Disclosures Reserve DC; Den max Gka7.
hkEF-lh9se gross; aa4 = quarter.
sHEEP-tl 5O99 50 p head.
HoGS-Dressed 1a2he.
hALf-G a. ~ 20 y saek Kanawhs - 9. . bar
rel; Liverpool 81 ooao ~ 90 y sack; Lake "a 20 .
Dbl.
flsH-Mackerei,N No. ei6$s 10 y Dbl. NO. 2 GA
Ssio, NO. $sa $40. White Fish, No. Is Ooa S so
half bbi. Cod Fish sec = h.
RAGS--lfc.
OLD iRoN-1faAce Brass 6ascSh. Cop.
per loaio1c p h.
kACHANGE-on New York, Banks able Funds /
per eent'--ser gold nominal. 81. Louis, little doing
and no ssttls rate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
I INTEREST," RENTED.

The following Resolution was pissed by the Boardof
Supervisors at their recent meeting;
Resolved, That the aud Collector ia hereby
Instructed to remit all The iutareatihAi due ~ tAe
Taxes 70 Leo County Except tho 1861 provided
taA. LAe axes paid withn the next ninety DAVIS
and that the Clerk give notice OF IN ths
Enn Madison Plaindfaler and Gate Lity aud that
act take effect and after publication In ssldss
Pers, and further, 49, s vi r-.g 81
Resolved, That the Treasurer be required TO notify
hls Deputy Collector in each Township andfnrt her
shat tho Treasurer use all efforts give notice
Ally Of the purp0rt ofthis Resolution.
STATE or IOWA,
LEE GouSIY, So
Erie J Lecch. Clerk OF the District Court e.
omcio Clerk Of the hoard of Supervisors, do hereby
certify the foregoingto be trne Rcsolu.
ton passed BY the Heard OF Sper oj MA cty
on the 9Th day Ok January, A. u. Iesa
itncss my haud nnti seal Of ONCE III Fort
sLs.f Madison, this 9th day OF January 1850
49, 81 ERIE j. LkECH, Clerk.
~ cnaKLKs DoxRx, psputy. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
LIVE STOCK

Droyers aud Farmers " i'll and this the no.t adv n
tageous route for Live Stock. capacions Yards well
watered aud supplied with every cony enieacs have
been opened on this line aud It's and every
atebuon 10 paid tothelr wants. From Harrisbuy ph
where will BE- found every convenience for feeding
and resting q choice is offered % The PHIEA BEt..
FHiA, Ne" foRk and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This will also be found the shortest uuics es ana
most direct route for Stock to Now Yark-Iva Alien.
town and with fewer changes than any other
ENoCH LEWIS. General Supt.. Altoona pa
l. /. HOUPT. Gen. Ticker Art ,philadeiphia-
b. II. HOUSTON, Genr Freight Agt PHILADELPHIA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
Baltimore, Jan. "a

The boat from Old Point has arrived,
bu. brings no news of Importance
There had been no arrival from the
Burnside expedition.
The Norfolk Daybook of yesterday dis
credits the accounts of the Burnside ex-
pedltion being in PamIico Sound, aud
that reconnaissance from Roanoke ISL
an on Monday last brings no such re.
port. This appears to be the latest ad-
vices they have. Since then storm has
cut off all communication with the coast.
The Naybeak publishes the federal ac-
count of the defeat Of General Zolicoffer.
and says that il does not believe word of
it. and says it is Wall street lie, got up
to raise the spirits of Yankees after their
defeat at ironton by jeff Thompson.
The Richmond Dispatch has the follow.
ing in regard to the federal accounts of
the fight at Somerset: Owe publish a
batch of the federal dispatches, and don +
believe there is word of truth in them.
The fact is, the reader viii perceive, on
reading the money article Of the N. Y.
Evening Post, that stocks were going
down at such rapid rate, owing to the
failure Of the Burnside expedition and the
licking the federals recently got at the
hands Of Jeff, Thompson, that it was
neces sary to steam up some way to keep
down the rebellion at home, SO they re.
sorted to these dispatches. Their regu-
lar plan of operations on the stock mar
ket and Of keeping up their spirit. Isus-
rcct that General Zollicoffer has given
them licking, as he commenced the at.
tack. according to their own account as
contained in one of their dispatches, and
it is not likely so prudent commander
as Zollicofer would have opened the ball
on them and then suffered them to defeat
him 80 easily. The whole yarn is fishy.
and smells strongly of Wall street stock
operations.
The Charlotte IN. Co. Democrat of the
2lst inst, says in anticipation of invasion
of the North Carolina coast at is con-
templated to call out the militia of the
several counties. The call is not vet
made, but the Raleigh Journal SAYS that
1t will embrace S3 counties.
"P. S.-We learn that the militia have
been ordered out since the arrival Of
the Burnside expedition a. Hatteras. and
it appears from the Raleigh Register Of
that draft has been made in
Wake county"
The Raleigh Register says there lie
quite an excitement in that city in regard
TO draft which has been made for one
third of the enrolled militia. Substitutes.
we expect, will be in demand.
. The Norfolk Daybook contains the fol-
lowing dispatches
Savannah, Ga. Jan. 22.-The Re
publican Of this morning learns from .
gentleman from Florida That the c.aa,
heys was captured by the federals on
Thursday.
Mobile, Ala, Jan. 22.-The schoon
or Wilder from Havana was captured on
the 10Th, three miles below Fort Morgan,
hv tho fadnral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
Tc,npcstuous Voyage.

st. Johns, J an. "a.
The steamer Mauritius, from Liverpool
lst, for Halifax, with $50 British troops
on board put in here this morning, short
OF coal. She reports that she has expe-
rlenced fearful weather and had to throw
30 horses overheard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
NEW YORK MARKET.

NeW ork, Jan. "A.
Flour-Market shade frlner sales at
% 50(a5 60 for Super State; s. so for
Extra State; 50 SOFAS 60 for Super West
ern; IS 75@5 80 Common to Medium
Extra Western.
Wheat--Market quite firm; sales al
VI 29(Gl 80 for Common to Prime Choice
Spring; 81 81 Amber Iowa; 81 As Am
Der Michigan; 81 43@l A Winter Red
Western.
Corn Market very firm; sales at 66c
Mixed Western.
Pork-Market steady; sales at sll rs
@ I2 90 for Mess; ss(19 for Prime.
Whiskey dull.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
THROAT AND LUNGS.

~ ihis season Of this year when coughs and cold.
are troublesome every family should have safe and
eerinin remedy a hand. Rausom's Hive syrup aud
iotu 10 the very hng. 1t ~ net only pleasant Tor
ehiidrsn 10 take, but 10 certain cure for Craup
~hosping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs ana Ali
affections 81 ME Throat and Lungs.
sold by all Druggists. Price rs cents.
o'ders may be addressed seJ. r. VIII inson, whols
sale Agent, No. 81 Aain-sl., Keokuk. lows.
declSdlmw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
NJ AR! WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, any o,
kiDds OF Munitions OF War.saeh ~ un. Pistol. .Re.
voiver and all kindsof Ammunition are require no,
TO seifto any person without an from the
sighed This order must be strict, complied with
underpensits offorfciting all articles mentoned,
sheir possession. JOHN sTANSUs
jybsd Surveyor Porioi keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-25
ER EIGHTS

Il r + q II rs.
BY this route. FreiEhts or nil descriptiops can ha
forwarded from Phiiadelphis, New York Bo.t0n a.
naiImors, 10 or rom any point on the Kailroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
LON ~. q or missouri. ny RAILROAD DIRECT. f1
The Pennsy ivan,a Rairnad also co nre eta NJ y,t.
burg with Steamers, by which Goods can be 10 ~
al 10 any point on the 0hie, Maskiugun estnclv
tennessee. Cumberland. Illinois, Wisconsin Ni.si.
sippi, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Red RIVER.
ana al Cleveland, hzndasky and Chicago with stsa =.
ers 10 all ports on the Aorth%Mesterit i.ak ss
Msrehahis ana shippers entrusiiDe the Transports
ton OF their Freight This Com pany can reis vh
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The hates OF Freight
To and from any point in the est by tina Pc nn.,,-
wanna Central Railroad. are nj all times Az "a
VOkABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY OTHER RaII
ROAD COMPANIES. -
be particular to mark packages, ssvtA pxss.
For Fought Contracts or Shipping Dlree.iou, ,n.
ply to or address either Of the following Axen,e
Company. -
X. r. SASS. st. Louis. Missouri;
u. a. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pntshurph.
lLARkE6 CO, Transfer Agents,
u. hkoN \ a CO., Cincinnati o.
&c. MELDRuM CO.. Madison. Ind,
X MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
W. ". ALTMAN Co., Evansville, Iud
CLARKE T. Co., Chicago. H.
Nh. d Il. L.. LA NGIEY, (iaIlipoiis. O.
g, -. NEAL, parkersbarg. Va.
HALL CO.. Marietta, o.
:. PIERCEk CO., GAINESVILLE O.
Mn0WkLL M'CoLM Portsmouth,. %,
M'NkkLY, Massy.ile, Ky.
2, JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD. Cosington KY
q. l.. HEAToN, cleveland o.
, T. c. MkLDRuM, Genf Travelling Ag't for
the South and West. =