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0uIa Arising Out OF the Walton Martiel

SUPREME CoURr-sPEeIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Cerke
xxroRrayr pscroS As TO TEE ADnrsrBnrry 4 wUs's
TESTIMONY IN AcIIoS AGAINST HER HssRASB.
Nov 25-Eilen N WALTON Joe Long and others, Err
.sors Of John Walton cedssdThis was an action com
suced by the plantid against her husband (who, will
De remembered shot IN Third avenue 10 June, ls60
fsr accounting. After his degh the plaintiff obtained
order making his executors parties 10 the suit From
che statement OF Mr.. Thos Dunphy, plaintiffs COUNSEL
~ appears that at the tmo OF her marriage she was
possessed OF considerable amount OF real and perso
nal property, that she gave 70 her husband 81 500
and authority 70 collect her rents SC that be
eeived all s. 600 and lad refused 10 account with
her therefor. The denied receiving the 81 500
out admitted receiving for her the rents as alleged but
chat the amount disburssi for her account.
Mr. Dupphy then called the plaintiff, wbereupon Mr.
David Field objected 10 her being sworn and also made
che general objection as - her admssibity
judge Cierke allow ed her TO he sworn but
witness 10 state any conversation anything that
took place between herself and husband as be did not
shink that she admissible As witness.
p,aintiu counsel then moved Tor amendment or the
o,nplsut by inserting 81 600 instead OF 81 400 the
amount received Tor Defendants counsel objected
Al this late state Of the proceedings 10 make any such
arnendment.
Mr Dunphy, In answer TO thu Court, stated that
chs state OF facts had only 10 his knowledge
,hn ibe last two weeks Ills Honor then put the case
,vsr l the January term In order TO give counsel an
Isuortuaitv 10 make motion ior the amendment.
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II tho Baby - Quitting Teeth Use Mrs.
WIEsL0Wy Soothing Syrup which will greatly facilitate
porfenced Nurse and Female Physician dis
csvsry that gives relief and health 70 nfans 25c bottle
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Use Millor's 20 Cent Hair Dye and 25 Cent
Invigorsor. Sold everywhere. Try them Depot 5s Dey
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

The Heads or Murderers, Thieves and
Rsbbers Poets Philosophers and idiots also Statesmen
Inventors and Warriors may 10 ct the chronological
Cabinet sos Broadway.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form Of Scrofua obstinate erpons of the Skin
and old Ulcers. No. Division New York city since
1854.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

Barnuuhso was OvernOw1nG Yester.
daNot less than 35 900 persons Witnessed the bran.
holiday pece which, learn 70 be repeated this after
aAd evening.
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Musical.

Musical.
:" LUORgSIA B0RaIA j" At ZEE ACADRhY OF MUSIC.
OAsap opera nights are popular In New York, II We
judge from the fast that last evening tho Academy
of Music contained 90 large an audience "Lucreza 10
ever favorte opera, and with such artists Lorni
orsnsi Brgnoli and Sueini proves irresistible at
traction. The public too familiar with this opera to
ouire any detailed account Of ito performance. We will
srely say that hearty and continuous applause testified
% tho pleasure experispsed by those present.
Anoug che choice ovceaux OF the first acthoss elicit
tns appause-was the csvatina "Com felo," rendered
with purity and power by L0rini ucresia) who in
splendid voice. and heard - greater advantage than
on any previous evening Of her engagement The same
may be said Of her rendition Of the favorts cabseta
written, a. isl generally known, for Grisi by
Dsuisetti, the first time the opera was produced
q Paris. This allegro does not exist in the
original score but introduced in order 70 display
rssis facility OF vocalsation. We doubt whether that
celebrated artist ever gave this cavatina with effect
Chan was Observable last evening. Brigao (Genaaro)
net hxmpered by the music OF Msyerbeer himself
sgaia, and most delightfully."- did he sing the d. Pescu
tore" He acted with spirit and in nne voice. susn
lths Duke) gave, In the second act the aria "veni 10
snis Vendetta" magniacensly. We can employ no
suitable convey idea Of his execution Of this
soog Lorin Brgnsli and susin sang the terzeto equal
% ii Fugser with such easmbls and power a. TO
CAUSE tue most Coutiuuoub nPpisoso VI
Upsn the fall Of the the artists called out
orsns (Orsln, In tho third act gave with effect the
celebrated "Brindis." tunultuous encore was
demanded by the whole house. We observe evidences
OF great Improvement thsartist Her voice so fu
powerful 80 young-f may use such term-and gives
promise much to ceme that we desire to impress
upon Its poessor careful and constant study the results
OF which will be fame. Added 10 her dne voice is an ap
pearance most pleasing and eective-a rare combination
OF happy gifts signora Lorni, who acted with vgor
end great judgment gave during the "hodi alb Mod,
upper "re which reminded Of the famous sharp Of
tho world renowned Tamberick. The success Of this
cheap opera night win doubt encourage Manager Grsu
20 repetition Of the experiment.
To morrow evening Norma" will be given at
she Brooklyn Academy, with sgnora Jorni, sgnorna
Morensi, Msccaferri and susini.
Tonight "Dinorah" will be given for the third time at
the Academy OF Music. Mlle Cordier, who has been
1avoraby received, will pcrsonate the zed msaden.
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Eight Certes dc Vlsite for ol-Equal TO
che best made BALOHs. rs Oresawich st.. cor Barclay
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lotteries.
DsLAwAaa EErIA CLAss Ni-Novesssr az. 1862
81, 63, IS, II, ~, ~, I6, 64, sc. &c, 4. 81.
DsLAwAal OlAss 6eS--Novsnber ~. iss1
I. 20, ~. ., "a. 81. 2G. ~. 7s. n, a, 90. u.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.. .
Wnmiagtou Delaware.
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Omciai Drawing. Or Murray, Eddy y
Co., Kentucky and Missoun 6tats lotteries
KnNvoxv. KxssA 0LAss 50S-hovembcr n. loeo
"a. 10, SO, ~, ~. 81. z. Is. Al, ~. II. u.
KnnYvUxv. CrAss S4-Novomher ~. l04
Ma received
Circulars ssns fres Of charge !by s1drcsaax etheeN
MURRAT, KhDY co.,
Cevfngtoa. Ky.. o. a. Leais. No
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mander, and II he has failed for what reasons.
Colonel r. D. Goodwin who wrote letter frsm No. 60
ST. Marks place, New York city, Sept. ~, 1862, and
which was published in New YORK Sunday paper ad.
dressed To General Mcdowell, was ordered to be sum
moped as witness in the to substaaate his letter,
which was ordered be made part Of the evidence in
the
The Court decided that 10 would receive the depestons
Of the witnesses named by General Mcdowell On the
charge OF drunkenness.
The Recorder directed 10 address communication
TO the headquarters Of the army requiring the attend
ance Of certain Witnesses after which the Court adjourned
until to morrow.
General Mcdowell In the Court to-day disavowsd any
desire to take away officers Of the army in active service
TO stesd Witnesses preferrng, in his case, to suffer
himself the Court from their nonsttendance rather
than deprive the government of their services Al this
time II they are needed 10 the asld.
TEE CASE or GENERAL Frrs JOHN roRrn.
The court martial in the Of General Fts John Por
tar met AT eleven O'Clock to-day. General Porter, with
his COUNSEL Reverdy johnson and Mr.. Eamss, were
present. Judge Holt, for the government, announced
that he was not In readiness 70 progress With the trial.
when tho Court adjourned until tomorrow a. eleven
O'Clock.
IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF THE TAX COMMISSIONER.
The Comuonpsoner Of Internal Revenue, having heard
the srgumsu Of counsel regard 70 the liability 70 tar
alton under the Excise law OF persons engaged IN tne ma
nuacure Of clothing, has prepared an elaborate state
meut, deciding that clothing manufacture subject 70
taxation at the rate OF three per cestum ad valorem the
value be returned by the manufacturers as estimated
by In the manner pointed out by the statute
REVIVAL OF THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Preparations are being made bring forward general
Bankrupt bill early period In the session II Is be-
evcd that the President will recommend this in
his annual Message There will be needed only persistence
in proper efforts secure Its passage.
ALARMING INCREASE OF CRIME.
crimo is aarmingly on the Increase In the national
capital Iatcriy we had host OF tho char.
ac,ers from New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore take
10 thcis residence here, intending 70 make -
, 1862-12-11

LATE SowN WHEAF.-A Kentucky farmer
writes the LOUisviAe Courier that he thinks
farmers in bis section SOW their wheat too
early, as early sown wheat is more liable to
injury from the Hessian fly. This is true,
but with US lite sown wheat. Is more liable
10 injury from the midge-and so we have
to steer between these two evils as much as
possible. He states that for the last Eve
ysars be has sown his wheat after the 18th of
Ociober--last year from the 18th to the
2Sth-and in all these years he has never
missed q good crop. While bis neighbors
were : complaining Of fly, freezing out, and
rnst, he has escaped all, producing from
twenty to thirty-fve bushels Of good bright
wheat TO the acre" He sows with drill.
srAsrIrTr OF THISos IN ExoLAED.-In
one Of his lectures Mr.. Emerson tells a
story to exempliiy the stability Of things in
England Hesays that William Of Wyke-
ham, about the year 1850, endowed house
In the ueighb0rhood Of Winchester, 10 pro.
vide a measure Of beer and snfI;ciency Of
bread TO every one who asked It forever /:
and when Nj. Emerson was in England, be
was curious to test that good man s credit |;
and he knocked At the door, preferred bis
request and received bis measure Of beer
and quantnm Of bread, though its owner
bad been dead 500 years.
, 1862-12-11
To curs Kicking Cows.

We find the following in an exchange,
without any indication OF its paternity:
|. Never allow the slightest degree of
heat or passion, or departure from perfect
self.control.
>. Never strike the animal but once at
time-no matter what the proyocation may
be--a single sharp cut with switch kept
under the left arm) excites fear and alarm
two or more strokes produce reaction, and
cause rage but not fear.
3. Adhere faithfully to the principles of
cause and effect, and the animal will quickly
understand these principles, if the single
alarming stroke always instantaneously fol.
lows every attempt to kick.
4. Treat the animal in a firm, soothing.
gentle manner at all times-only let the
blow come quickly after every kick, whether
it be merely an abOrtIve attempt, or the
whole pail Of milk is upset-the intention Of
the animal is the same.
| do not wonder that so many fine cows
are spoiled, that are treated according TO
passion and caprice, and not according to
principlen nor rule. If COW kicks maliciously,
but happens to bit no one, the mixer takes
no notice Of it IL mere accidental move.
ment Of the foot OVERSEES a pail of milk, a
shower Of furious blows follow, and it be.
comes impossible for any brute to know,
from such irregular practice, what connection
there is between the punishment and the
ofense.
, 1862-12-11
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE Fol.
"a lowing list of American and Foreign Pc
riodicals, for which receive subscriptions,
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
four times a month, am enabled to receive sub
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lShment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1862-12-11

nh 10 named dIo11 3 conntnly uleos1sf hv r
|lIl.lI action q INo h11II and dlIini IlanInifon
Nn'rN Iullrnl are always 11FC1 and ever no nom bad
p '| N'|I. IIlHI U1I0I Arc I1I0II1I o. IN unIIo-
u.IN r0II4.1 Ointment and fI lh1 dIons|c.l patient
WI ever IuI 0l.If II1 present relief 1tIIIo1 lI1n
I4 80 " I0.|1 I.1'.I'l1 !. r1Il1Q11'I quick nn1 nr1.
r1II1114 IN I11 steady application Of IhI I1monl O|ni
m|I|I NIIIINlI It.lIt '1 c1I4 I1aT a1I win 01oh
In|I| |II I|IIn'I'n and a1I1nf 1rII1rI lf.l ~
1r0 Il|I 4.n D. I0I iIl Il.I mr. Ir1l M Ih1 %.
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FlsH's INFALLIBLE
RESTORATIVE,

TT PHEvEHTs THE HAIR FROM FAILING
y ~ y eeI4 nlld1o1lI and lgmorl1 N dandrnn and
l--.I I1u ~ llA1 aIaIl ~ IIllaldn % ne araln. ~
cec. an1 rlho Ne hra1 and nnalI1 . ~ hnir heal
t1l, lleIT arpcaranco-
l4 l44ll nI1y u|l1o1 and nee ne ldnI1 from humoII
render Ms Article Invaluable IoItn an
4elI ..c1 .. lc1 la., ~. Al11. 1...lna Nylp.la1,
AuIu1IuI InIIII. HIS and 1InlI Of InlIlII. and an
lrp11n4 q ~ an especially Ih1I oInI1I ~ Io1n olf
Nae l.1n.ae ~ nj ~ W q u =. .. PIT hol1I ard
ni1iz5loS CO, Whoisuuis 1su1.
tSl1a Genn1 ~ lrlai =. An frln1iIso.
, 1862-12-11

Po-I1nf Hor1r' Properly constructed
Io1|IlI house. should have southeast as
I..I' sheltered By plantation. OF walls from
Do 0lI|A and wet 411 he yards furnished
with she'd. and 1I|.I8 % 1hl||1r ihon from
n. midday .an I| lI.h wind, Il should BE-
.10.'|0.|1I 30 q. 10 give d. mn1h warmth
g possible t1| I|1I|aI'.1 perfectly main.
"'|.| II1 IooI should b. elevated and
I''|r|I Dry + bQa1lea 90 much he bet
|0 |.'|| md roof a|rI|01I. The Windows
..| b. I|.I.I 8' rs 10 command q Ihor-
I 0I.|I |1 |.. |1|||n1 IN hot weather.
||| 0.1 '.1a|I b .0..l a night as Ihor.
o..0 0'.. NI1n '.|'.r = very In'nr'on. 81
'|'.| ||0.1 windows .1.1|1 Be- covered
"''| N'l. |.||'c.' 30 prevent Ii. bus get
||| IN '1I on a 0''..1I1' A Io.n.lu' roof
A. .....''|F t.'I sd n. o.|c''.. .louI1 r|Ss
I'0" ||| 0Io|' n. Ir.| .'.1I... 'n.h.. from
|.| ||'..| ma one I.o| .o.0' ...I a...h
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"A ..II U' I0'|| c| ||n' .1l t|I.,.
I.I 1I..n.- -I..0 .||.n .'.I .,..,ui,, i.
||." N0I c||| "|'.IN rain I1 .lc.|lsn|
I.|'| |'I u.|'II 0'|I 1I 11.E CnlIIs ca|
q ...|I a1| l'I|l. veil on lG
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Sore. 1...I., and ead|I1gu. can viii certainty b
III con planning UIII1 IN't1 or IIIco far HI1rInr
hen covered VII linen f1E n1I1I1 Win ne an.
ANl I. mus D. I0EIu 1rC1I.|nl y ne printed al
tIIIu1l = 1cl1NaIy. FIcu hnulna noIIlG1 IrilfI1 Il
IIIIc4 4Il D. 1n1ulI1I 1IlIno1.r rs a1Va on11I1rS
l1 F|II 1nI OuInf1I lh11'1 b. otIn'rn1 ID ne nrI
eo.n1ed q -, lal1tcI. 1n1 n1I iIon Ho|loHayt LAB
, 1862-12-11
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgeat bargains awa sin store: prices nom ESQ %
MUSIC

One al the largest and bezt catalogues Of Mnslc nov
puhshed All the music and mnSir 10 q, puIlished IN
The United Siates for sale At this MaTns
celebrated Guitars aud al kinds o. Mnscnl instTumentS
and music merchandise a. The lowest pTicVs Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues sent Nv nail
liberal discount 70 dealers, teachers, BemlneS and
, 1862-12-11
CURE IS Al HANDi


1oIllIlI LIlpl|onS, rs A1lt llldl and Nuolnlous
1UlIllnGl
Il UI powerful Ointment ie vel rubbed into the
rII1 aIcrl. nl skin disease win Be- aneedilY overcome
1Iiam l| c1I1m meat and opl1aics not IDEALLY only.
ln! c1n.II1 011III purifying lhl whole system nna1
tIl.InI Al dlrI1I1l nmo1r1. and o1ooiIna radical
and oomr..ia cure. The PIa should b taken a. an
auxiliary % INI U|1|nInf they a11 70 nrrrared a.
. 20. j u.lan s|Ia |I A,iAiIls And confirming tho
co1ll.'I Of Ill disease
Dlllhula. UIiualli lsr ThIini and Quinny.
The above oomplhlnh have fr.tuouly yoals been
N-AI14 HII Holloway OI1Iul1I and Pills Win nrrl1ct
Ucc1N| he Gums 1aQ1 been % IlmlIIahIa. incnfV
and urulrn' thai I1o1 olIn fatal diseases 1ra more
easily taI1I ~ 1rl medicines lhan oF1h ne common
1Ir1 throat ID Int1n In I|n8
, 1862-12-11

Clubbing.
discount Of per cent from the shove price viii
be allowed 70 clubs ordering four copies Of
Of the above works Thus four copies Of lakewood or
Of Review VII be 10 address for %; copies
Of the four Reviews and BackWOOd for eS0 and
Postage.
IN al The principal cities and toNns these works win be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent By mall, the
PofAeE 70 Of the United States WIN be but - cents
year for lakewood" and but IA cents year for
each Of The Reviews.
N.B.-TRs price ia Great Britain Of the. ice
PeriOdieaIs ab0ge-RGmed d $31 per GAnam.
, 1862-12-11
AEE1AMDRH 0RNANss

Five stops, In rosewood cases. el60, atops, do. d.
tls0i stops, with ptrcnssion t225; II st6ps do do
y150i u stops do, sse larger t300 Is ai0pe al AN
t3I5. Each instrument warranted 10 RfVe eaiiSstIcH ~
purchase money refunded. -
, 1862-12-11

"a. Aagalne ana Aouulaineor, monthly 90
IS ssgs.ss fSss.s nsSSsIss ss: i n:; s.s:5 oo oo
.. Echo del paci6co. do. 10 90
Cronica lialiana, Italian =. 90
Echo du Paci6quu, French 10 90
"a Ruche Lilefaifo, do. 5 90
Also Puget Sound Horald and other Journals
publishad On he Pacific coast
~ Subscriptions reesired fSr al De San
Francisco Daiios u publishors' prices
Any Newspaper MagaEine or Review not men-
toned IL DE above list viii Be furnished 10 order.
Orders fhr Books. Music. Fancy Articlos &o-
SLED pronpdy e ths lowest market rates.
Enclo1e stamp IN IN letters q inquiry o pnr
return postage Postage slhmps new issue 4.
ceIrcd 81 rcmIlllnc11 Il par. po1taro Stamina
Old issue, taken at 20 cents on he dollar.
Subscriptions payable invariably N advance.
address J.W. SULLIVAN,
News Agent San Francisco
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to the slave al have no arms. but II you
can find arms, get them, and | will use
you as q soldier Suppressed applause
in the gallery.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, 10 whom was referred the numer-
Gus bills in reference to the confscation Of
the property of rebels, dc, reported them
all back, with one original bill, as SUBJ
stitute for the whole, namely: to confis-
cate the property and free the slaves Of
rebels.
The Kansas contested seat came up.
and Mr.. Stanton proceeded to speak at
length.
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MAR! WAR;! WAR!i!
.IPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and dangerous diseases
Magnetic ointmeu,is an unfsillng remedy il used In
season Apply freely to the Throat and Chest and GOV
or With hot flannel. This Ointment has been before
tGu PSc over 70 years, and It's constantly
demand has established its reputation AZ Superior
Linmentin all cases where soothing and relaxing
remedy 10 required, particularly in Rheumatism Nso
ralgia. Inflammation OF the Bowels and Kiene,s Spi.
mai Affsetions, Sore Eyes burns, Piies Wounds and
Bruises.
See last page, pamphlet with agent, and sroun
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price IS cents.
Order may be addreFsedto J. r. Wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent, No. al Main ST., Keokuk, Iowa.
dsci3aimw2t
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COMMERCIAL.

n.uy or. f.,,x f,,v,er
Kxog-E. Ian III, DI /
FLoUR--SupesAps 81 Is; sprin sRhs4textra &pl rs;
Fall Wheat Extrs ~ -.
BRAN An SHORTS--30 10 l0c y 100 ks.g
CoRN--Ieksl5c y bush & k~~a
BARLEY--ese.
wHEAT--ln good demand Fall 10175; srffni
ch6icedo s5c.
RYE--a0c 10 IS. =
OATS-Iq Log s;e.
PoTAToEs-i3aoob b. tAsiosd. Sstsil Is 70 Soc.
sUGAR-New Orleans mr. ctoitk prime lik0
IL i. clarified lasg ~; cssshsd and loaf l39fi.
MoLASSES-Plantasion4 39es6. huDashou se 1880
Golden sysup'617ac. N
GoFFEE-Rio9l122c:Js Java 2S19G IASuyn 2S1pao.
RlCE-egi0c.
soAP-palm &c, Family 3hc. German tcinJ N
913n.-
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NEW STAGE ROUTE.
fhe Proprietor Is running q DAILY LINE 81
Fol II .NuRSE COACHES u
TO QUINCY!

In eoBnscticn withthe Quincy and Palmyra, Quincy
and Toledo. usnnibafan StJo. and Eastern Rsrosda
leaving Quincy.
Stages leave keoknk every morning lSundays Gx-
sepeat o'clock; arriving Quincy the day
in time for Trains East. south or West. .
Persons going TO ST Louis will lind this the Cheapest
and Quickest Route. with only two chaueea
U ysBagEage Checked Through from keokuk.
Fstagrs call for passengers in any part Of the city
free OF charge.
Through Tieketsfrom Keokuk to 81. Louis aud 10
all cities In The East and West be procured at the
Union Railroad office OF lain and I'll Streets
Keokuk, Iowa. EAGON Il HEWITT,
NJ II. JUDD, Ticket Agent. ProprieiorsS
derl2dIm
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THRUAT AND LUNGS.

Al this season Of the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome every family should have safe and
certain remedy al hand. Ranscm-s Hive syrup and
Ieia 30 the very thing II Is moi only pleasant fer
children 10 take. but Is q certain cure for Group,
Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs and ali
aHrctions OF The Throat and Lungs.
sold BY all Druggists. Price ~ cents.
Orders may be addressed toJ. r. wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent, No. 81 kain-s,., keckui, Iowa.
deelsdlmxcs
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Fl Company g, Capt. Cunningham,
from Marion and Warren Counties, COM
prising 100 men, received about $40 to
each man on an average, and sent home
s2,o50.oo. This speaks well for the good
sense and kindly feeling of the men.
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Err The second quarterly meeting at
Chatham Square NJ. L. Church, will COM
mence on Saturday evening next, 6s
o'clock Meeting every evening through
the week up to that time.
j. B. HARDY, Pastor.
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V Company H, comprising at present
only forty-two men, from Pottawatomie
and Harrison counties, whose average
term OF service was one month, and who
received about s546. in all, sent home,
as we are informed, four hundred dollars.
This is doing first rate.
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The following Resolution was passed by the Board Of
Supervisors at their recent meeting.
Resep ed That The Treasurer and Collector is hereby
instructed reni! all the lutte due on The
Taxes 10 Lee County Except the year 1891 provided
that the Taxes pah within the ninety days,
and that The Clerk give notice Of this
Fort Madison PaiDdeal and Gate City and that this
pers, and further.
Resolved, That the Treasurer be required notify
his Deputy coi.cctor IN each Township, and further,
that the Treasurer ali give netice psrson
ally Of the port of this Resolution.
STATE or IOWA. :.
LEE EgrNTY,
/, Erie y. LecrA, Clerk OF the District Court, ex-
Oicio Clerk of The Boatd of Supcrvi ssrs do hereby
certify the foregoing lie tne abstract ola Rssoln
ton passed by The Board of Super OF said
on the 9Th day Of anuary, A. d. 1862.
-~- Witness my hand aud seal Of Office ri Fort
LIZ, Madison, This 9th day OF January. IsG2.
~ ERIE LEIGH. Clerk,
BY CHARLES DoEKR, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-16
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16.

PocKET Book FouND-A pocket book
with small amount of money found,
which this owner can have, ON proving
property, by calling at the crockery store
of George Foster. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-16

F- The numerous friends of Z. Jae-
ger, OF this city, will be pleased to see
that he is elected Enrolling Clerk of the
House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-16
CHAvING SALOON.

n. Dep ugh has may ed into the room formerly
occupied By Dinner. on Thrust.
shaving and hair Cutting done with nesinsss and
spa,ch.
separate room has been rtted up for Ladies' and
lhildrea.
PGnstnmerA are Invited 10 c&l4--- fnhSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-16

kra will attend the Payment OF Taxes in Lee and
taiacsnt Counties Unee corner of Main aud NJ sits.
hlurkets Corner. janiaiin