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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11
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ton OF their reghtt 70 this Company can rely with
confidence ON its speedy tTansit.
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Por Freight Coniractsor skipping Direct ions. ap-
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u. A. STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsbureh. .
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11
IA sAGAcrous HoRsE.-A correspon-

"A HAGACIoUs HoRsE.-A correspon-
dent writing from Curtis army says -
A fne looking horse, belonging to the
rebel Captain Hicks; left his master ncAr
Asearcy q few days since, and marched d.
lfectly toour camp, passing across u shs
Try. He proves to be very service
fahle animal. The sagssious horse, in
making his escape to wr lines, brought
over negro on his back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11
Iaprsvs ysur Grounds.

The merchant is careful TO SO arrange
his business that his goods viii appear to
the best ADVANTAGE and command the
highest price, and yet the merchant as
we'll Is the farmer and mechanic, too often
anegiects to so arrange and plant ont with
trees, ETC., his hnded property. that i,
may bring him the largest return. Pro-
perty, real estate, to make one piece com.
mand higher price than its neighbor ad.
joining. must have something about it to
take the eye favorably Of the purchaser.
Thus two men own farms or lots side by
side; the one lays out roads and paths from
plan of good landscape gardener, and
plants out some fruit and namentaI trees.
costing from Fifty to one hundred dollars
These are cared for in the cultivation of
the soil, and ere the first year has passed ,
the attention Of the passer-by is attracted
10 the added beauty Of the place.
The other man leaves his farm or lot
just as he bought it. Cant see any
good in spending money for fancy walks
and nonsensieal shrubs, evergreens and
the like" and so his place is left barren
and unattractive.
Sale day comes-the property that has
the few trees, etc., takes the eye the
trees are already grown, TIE would-be pur-
chaser il pleased with the appearance.
thinks moment, Why here are so
many years saved, here are trees ready to
bear of course he buys the improved
place .; price certainly more than four
times over the extra amount its trees have
cost.
Now is the time to plant; think of it,
you that have lots yet unifnproved- -
Plant out trees. 1t will prove good in
vestment OF your money.
, 1862-04-05
REAT CONSOLIDATED
LNEEi
CINCINNATI And CHICAGO
Am-LIHE RAILROAD.

rHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
RAuROAD.CHAE8k or Tnn-Wtat.x II.
zangeneat commanding Sunday. Noy I'M ls61 Tssiaa
cepted I:so 4. n; Sight E1pseR SaturdaYB excsp*eG
i1:z5 II, Joliet Accommodation. SundR3s exceptod
t0o z H. Through TFsta& arrive: SIS a. Ii 1nd =
, 1862-04-05
NOT Es AT WASHINGTON.
Fremont, Banks and the President

lFrom the Spring field {Mass) Republican,
General Fremont's friends are. 1uagnifying
his Mountain Department :" in thcr JOY at
his reinstatement in command. But tue un-
interested public cannot yet see its extraordi-
nary opportunities. Really, the re-appoint-
ment Is no more than an experiment Of the
Administration is the granting Of SECOND
chance to win distinction, and will be made
great Only By himself There is great de-
sire, Of course, among most Of the old Repub-
llcans that Fremont should retrieve himself;
many believe he will do so, and wiring the
Lieutenant Generalehfp-the military prize Of
the war-fro1n both General H8lleck and Cen
eral Mcclellan, now the chief rivals for the
greatest personal glory, but others arc more
doubtful, and believe that he is indebted rath
cr to his anti-slayery proclamation than his
military management Of the campaign in Mis-
souri,, for the popular favor which has extort-
ed from the Administration this grant Of a new
command. Or lis prowess, Of his industry,
OF his attachment to country and to principle,
of his ability to fire men with the enthusiasm
which burns bis own heart, have no doubt;
but that he will be more successful as the
leader of an expedition than the commander
of depaTtmept-as an explorer than states
nan-seens as yet likely to be the verdict OF
cotemporary and Of history.
i. Gen. Banks was at the Capital . few days
ago to receive instructions in regard to occu-
pying with his division the front at Manassas,
de Is ID &ooQ neallh and splrlts-IeadY Ter 0p-
Eortunisy, but able and willing to wait If
thereby be cen :erve also. It is the finest test
OF character-that Of patient waiting, while
to Others arc given place and opportunity.
Gen: Banks describes bis experience with tie
contrabands as involving no embarrassment;
Is his division moved forward into Virginia,
the fogitiyes moved forward out on either side
Of his column; and when professed slave OWL
ers came to his camp for runaways, he con-
vinced them readily enough that an explora-
ton Of the forces and strength Of an army ad-
vancing into an cnemy's country was what
could never be properly granted to any stran-
ger.
Nobody is nlakiug reputation faster and
eurer now than President Lincoln. When
Congress assembled he was at discount in
both bran ebes, and many Of his old political
friends treated him with marked neglect and
discourteBy. Now all are hastening to do him
reverence. His integrity, his wisdom, his
eau icn, his strength as a man aud statesman,
are warmly admitted on all hands; and he has,
more than any other man in the nation, the
respect and confidence of Congress aud peo-
PIE, conservatives and radicals. the army and
civilians. He does not move fast; but he
moves strong and sure.
, 1862-04-05
How The Rebel Steamer MerfImae
tV1rgtnta) fs to be Sunk.

EAAVAA IAS 1PA1AEsAEiA sAudss.J 1tEpuuIEAu.j
In the debate in the Senate, on the steVens's
floating battery, Senator Pomeroy Of Kansas
expressed bis opinion that it will soon be
demonstrated that any wooden vessel, any
large ocean steamer, for instance, can run
down such battery as the Virginia aud sink
her. He said il he was captain Of the Mime
sofa he would tighten her, except in the stem,
upon the Virginia and sink her. The Boston
Commercial Ba}letin says on the same subject:
"H the Minnesota, or any other vessel Of the
SANG e1ze, should run bows on with a speed Of
twelve snots an hoqs, striking The Merrinac on her
1883, the chip Columbian, $50 tons, lying at la
mons wharf, Charleston. parted her bow llawser,
a1d sWlngipg with the tide run bows on against
Charleston bridge, and cut it through. In ISL the
ship Ell Nhtney, Of 400 tons, coming up the har-
bor, with her three topsails set, quarters
OF ner length Into the end Of Long Wharf. In 1850
q chip going up the Docks in Liverpool became
unmnnageabie and run into the stone pier-head,
moving the stones some twelve or thirteen feet,
aR% an dong PIT little damage to the
our navy to dispose Of the Merrimac fshe ventures
These sagaeious and prophetic hints are get
ting common, and since half the people here
abouts already know what the project to be
tried in Hampton Roads is, and the rebels are
Mnquestionabiy well informed on the subject,
there can be no harm in printing the fact thai
the ocean steamers Vanderbilt and Araso have
been armed with strong iron proWs, aud arc
now awaiting the appearance Of the Virginia
to try upon her the experiment suggested It
is also stated that their upper works are pro-
tccted BY covering Of cotton bales, which
are more impervlous TO cannon balls than iron.
The experiment will be novel aud exciting
one, and if it shall turn out that iron-clad
vessels can thus be destroyed by vessels Of
superior epeed and momentum, new and i'm
portant elements will be introduced into the
calculation Of tic value Of mailed shjDs of
war. The Virginia is undoubtedly ready to
come out, and if she docs not soon appear, 1t
will indicate that the rebels have lost cona-
dence in her inpregnability.
, 1862-04-05

step; after you.': Sir be continued, t:thc
owner is the slave in the border States. Free
white labor is the best for all concerned..'
Upon expressing my surprise at such SEN
Hments, Was told they were nothing unusual
In this State.
While such are the words that come up to
uB from genuine Union men OF Tennessee, how
many men are there in the North who are go
timid or, 80 blindly devoted to slavery that
they dare not speak like the manly Ethefidge
He is not afraid to proclaim in the very capi-
tal Of slave State that If the contest reduces
itself to one between the Union and slavery,
then tue latter must 60 down here Us it has
gone In SO many lands.
, 1862-04-05
CTATE OF: ILLINOIS, COOK

NJ COUNTY, ,E6-super1or Court Of ChicaEos March
Term d 1s&S-Othoru z. Keith Albert E. FAEp2
md Edson Keir6 r. George CT1st-Attachment.
Public notice hsEe1y xes e - - ~ said a. s
CLERK Of the Superior Cont OF Chcsgo, dated the It'll
dsY Of February. 4. D. 1867 at the salt Of the said
and aeaiust the estate Of the said George Cds for ta
apm q OneHuotred and Three 61po Do3IatA directed
returned executed. 80
s s. md appsa hsra sssa se sa S
Chicago q OF before the arg dsy Term
Of Chicago, on tbs Hrzt Monday OF April, A D. l8R
ye special 9al aud plead 70 ne saa plaintiff set1on
the said plaintiff and 80 much Of the ptopestJ a.
tsched msy be TO eAtsy the sa&
and costs viii be sold to satisfy the sams.
THOMAS B, CAETKB, CLERK
GALLUP b HITCHCOCK, Compl'u' aoatk uhrn$81N
, 1862-04-05

LIVE STOCK.
nru7ers and Fnrtusrs Viii ind tus the MoSt adYex=
taseous ronte io7 Lise Stocks CAp2ctous Yxtda WeH
Eatsred aud supplied wEth every convenience, hAVI
hesn opened this lne and Its connections and sV8l3
attention 1s paid to their wanta From HarssnurE&,
where Will be found every convenience for feeding
resting, choice IS offered OF the PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE Markets Tbia ViU
Also be fonna the Shortest qckest and nGst direea
route tor SteeE to Ee~ Tork-TvIz. Al.antownH4RA
with fever changes ttan aay other.
ENOCH LEWIS, GenI Supt A1toona, Fa-
q. r. HOUSTON. Gea'l Freight Al gent Phtadapt.aa.
, 1862-04-05
Wn1IANs, WOODBRIDGE 4 GRANT, Comps sofs.
1I3 PIT 1T

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CoUSTL as;mSapestoz Court Of Chicago. June
Term d. D. 1aE2 William T. Furgess Dennis Beach
and Ieter " Pect cthan1.-Attachment.
iup'lc n9t1ce ts hereby etven TO the said Dennis
Eent Issued nf the olce Of the Clerk Of the Su.
peTtcT Ccu1t OF Chicago dated the first cay Ct April
sna against the estata Of the sac Dennis Beach and
es a Is pF II s su S.2, Q, y o nn Mu1
which said writ has been returned executed-
Nov, therefore Enfets yo1, the said Dennis Eeach
and Peter IT. Peckharn. tha personally be and apne,r
before The said eupercz Gours 81 OF before
the fret Gay Of the tbeteof TO be holden at the
Court House in the City Of Chicago. The frst Mon
dsy Of june q. D. 1s6 give Special ball and plead to
aeapst you, and in favor of the said plaintiff and 50
neh Of The property attached may be sq.neens to
EHtetI ttt same Thus. B. CARTER, Clerk.
WN 7. BERGEs4, in proper. Ar21gi 4w
, 1862-04-05

CATARRHli

GATARRHl CATARRHIf
~ cATAEKai!i
DR. sEELYEs LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY,
WARRANTED 70 be sure cure 1or
CATARRH or COLD IN THR HEAp.
Oxx HuSDKKD 1HousA.D persons die res-fy II this
Eonnt5{ Of Consumption Every physician kncwe ths1
With fully twpthrs OF tla number, the dsease rxt
commenced asR
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
TAT ne Eer being to the throat and bronchial tuhee
liz c1s'cr to cafe cazar4n than Consumption ard ps
curing the first prevent the lsttet Persons shnu1d
caaeEsans mat The better EsY TO cure Consumption
The symptoms Of cattsrh - they generally sppesr
kse At t7s ye2 slight Persons fnd they have cold
sensitive to ihe changes OF Temperature La this con
ats1on the muse may be dry Slight dtschLTe thu
snd acid. Afterwards oscontn8 thick and adhesiFe
creased IN quantity s1d changed in quality 1hey E1a
row thick and heayy and either got nd Of By blow
hauied q eoasEs oT The secretons are ossnsve
causing bad breath the voice "a tcE and nasal
c{es arc weak The sense Of smell L lesscaed or do
The ptrton Is obliged cle hts throst II the morning
lie head during The night When this saGes place the
I,eteou .y That his disease Is IT. way to the
:9nEs sa oaa oss no g s Y sTeE Ts
b ths d ia | q the LIQUID cATtAKRH REMEDY. Al
moved And save s:ulceut conr Gence in tha Ee,as-
dy al who disposed TO test its In
.. one month. benefit IL received the amount pa
Eslce q lie Ca:arh Remedy, 200 SUFFICIENT fo7 use
c2e noa.h, With tuH a9d clear directions
ofnces 1913 Lake, Corner Of weIIs-st.
dc1-E6s3 IN Fost Once Box 4S51 Chicapo IL
, 1862-04-05
:F1uur an1 Fgess1


STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOk. sS-superior Cnurk Of Chicago. June
Tfnm ls9s IHthl[ i nkR5nE WSen G. n PAYS Hsmss
warren VALENTINO il Gazshan and Eilian Bar1-in
AdIis5. .avtng b en nsoe that neiIneE Wilson G.
three Of shs uetend0ts above named can be found up
on due inquiry 50 thaI process eau be serted upon
q he Gers Of sal sEne1io; Court oa Chicago Nol:e
ktngsbirl and Valentine r. Marshall taat 1he com
pis9ant hed bis bill Of complaint IN said Court on
1Ls tEa.cti3 stte thereof the 25lh day Of March,
GaARn Ana qs, isued out OF gad
Monday of juno next, sS2l Is IS by lS rearired
Now. unlcss ytu, the said Wsen C. IeEts Hcuau
Aiuga5u1y snd Valentine f. Marshall shall Pt.~auaiiv
Be and appesr before said snpeslo7 Court OF
be holden al chicago il said county, On the list Moa
day q June 5s end plead answer Or desnur t9 the
matters spd things therein charged and stated, viii be
taken ae confessed aud decree entered against
Acc01 ding to the pTaytr OF said bill
THUS B. CARTER, Clerk
WILLIAMS, WOODBRIDGE 4 CHANT, Comps Sofs.
1F3 PIT 4E
, 1862-04-05

VAULTS AND, >OUT-HOUSES
v: cleaned veEy cheap by JOHN MABEE, s. North
Clark street, andsu md So 6tato street. r o. Boz
E84. no19 1858 IN
, 1862-04-05
SALE.-Whereas.


L John Zi11merEan and Jacob EerE7r7n- Of the
Co Of Eook and Ste Of illinois, did, on the 8th day
ofAuE A. D 1851 nIafe. execute and ceureE to the
deEFgueda Deed Of OF the lots Of land and premi
Ees Hereinafter mentioned to secure the payment Of
four certain TroTtsoy notes In ead deed described.
made ~ the saio zi.re1man and Be1gnag ~
and fourteen toaIs tS5; T. parable one year after It's
lars GEO. payable years after Its date: for tie
OF sig huntsss ard sixteen doaFs {6l6), payable
three year. after its date and for the OF five
bundled and eight5fh1ee dollars (&53). payable 1our
years after It's date ait payable to the ofdsr Of F.
tg1ehsrt which kad Deed Of Trust is recorded in the
Recorders Office III and for the County of Cook afers
said in bcpE 149 Of deeds at page 26. And Whereas
default has been nade In the payment Of first two
Of said notes. principal snd interest and the whole OF
the ghme ID nov due and unpaid and the legal holder
OF the same hae made application to me- to sell the
property IN E2ta Trust Deed described for the purpose
Of paying the eame. -. -
Nov, therefore, b. virtue of ead Trust Deed. and for
the purpose Of paying the said notes 1shal Monday
theHst Gay Of April d. 1872 ut II o'clnck A. NJ of thst
day ct the north front door Of the Court House. the
CfF Chicago. In said County Of Cook sell at public
suction to the ghe=t bidder for cssh lois OF land
and premises in said Deed OF Trust described and
Conveyed, being Lots two (1) and three t3) In the
Subdivision Of the southwest quarter % OF Section
eeTen CO. Tow nsEP thirty C}, no. tn Range four
teen u5} east Of the Principal Meridian, being ten
acres Of lard. more less Nth all the right and
equity OF redemption Of tie said John Zimmerman and
Bergman thed. heirs and assigns thetEiu.
- GEORGE n. LAY, JR-. Trustee
]. r CLaKKsoS- Attorney.
, 1862-04-05

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COE.sTY, ss-supRrtor Court Of Chicago An1fl
Term, A. D. 1ee2. Wheeler T. WILSON AanufACt1T1Eg z
1Ient-
Public notice Is hereby given to the said Union Manu-
fSctrFt1 Company tih two writs OF attachment Issued
Of tie uiice of Clerk Of the superto, Court Of
Clicago. daed the ii eenth dag Of March. A D. ls
Ing conan! and against the estate Of The said uuon
eight hundred and .;liiD dollars DIRECTED 10 The
slieziGs Of Cook 3ane Counties whics said ~rtta
have been returned e. ecAted-
Now, therefore, unless rou. tic said Cnon Manufac-
turing Company shall personally be and appear before
the sud S1re.ior Court of Chicago. or before the
trst day CT the thereof to he holden II the Court
Horst in the City Of Chicago. o. the first Monday
paitif action. Will be entered against you,
rToperty attached as rnaT be sufficient to saI!s lie
eaId Judgment md costs will be sold satisfy the same
THAMAS B. CARTER, Cltrk.
, 1862-04-05


end patiotIe soldls & liz Nofthwest We aave e.
s|e1s EszaZ Money * sas ii = otssE s.
5sr1 geEg oTt @ of hs The as
55ssa'sss SEE 81
Economy, Fidelity and Despatch.
ossF i eoahy 1sts fessens
e a1es 4 a. IL
Sda so4s n5 rs na Of Go
eqs e es1 n III
non Ell qe Is es ,ms n oE IT,
sare sEcc1zs ard also enable na to mske %
aa % ss@Ro oea a.
and collecting claims all within Cur own 1r1n hence
our clients have to pay but
ON T. FEE,
ARa at Special attention VI be
f as1 ee ~ aHa
e n asgeats @
viii be due at the Close Of The wer The hensdt Of an
ss:s sssss i
msata &e fa4ashed lee By ns aoIdiers - snd II ofHssTs
~ FIJI ef u s1 u T
IleG8 1t nOl1e u t0E 1Ct CoHeCI Lnelf bounty aud
bsck psy Their should they die be Killed IN the seF
COLLECTED and Transmitted to rhe!r ranilies Should the
sRPSy oH y Eyss Tsf s m col
AZ returns gEe made to our clients p gold, Claims
Esngementa made with claim agents IN the country.
visa to employ one agent In every county In tile
Western statcs No charges unless claims recovered
To CUR agents We will send ltsts of Eled, wounded
and DECEASED soldiers from their vicinity and will keep
them advised Of all new laEE and decisions relating
to claims r s,.Gia1Ta1ts M adyissl by letter ffes
Oce, IS Lake street corner Dearborn rooms Il i 49,
Refer to g. \. Cuahman Co. Bradner, Smith 4 Co,
and Hon E P. Ferry, Chicago, III, -
~ Post Office Box 8S5. rh19nH3lfn
, 1862-04-05

ILLINOIS SAVINGS INSTITU-
l. T1oN.
III TIE CITY QF CHICAGO
INCORPORATED. FEBRUARY, 1ss7.
0mee, 1e4 and 10e Washington St,
This Institution receiver deposits in Gold Silver and
the Bills Of f6pecie.pay1ng Banks Of
FIVE CENTS AND UPWARDS.
From an ciaEeB OF persona including hno1s aud MAJ
11ed Women, and allows Interest at the rats Of
E1 PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Dty1dends parable on the first Monday Of Jaauzzy
and july Oce open daily during the usual hours OF
pustnesS and On Tuesday End Saturday evenings WtI
9o'clock J0HE C. HAINEa PresdeM
NJ B. KIDDER CakAIer. fe1E'f!Iv
, 1862-04-05

The Nashville correspondent Of the World
writes very interesting letter about the re-
markable speech which Mr. Etheridge gave at
Nashville few days ago to crowded audi
ence We make the following extracts:
s'But the huge thing Of the speech WIS its
declaration, in this proud slave capital, that
whenever the question arose, the Constitution
or slavery, slavery must 60 down-that every
negro would be liberated. He declared EN-
pbaticaNy that slavery would never be allowed
10 embarass the United States Government or
to protract the wal.
These sentiments were announced explicitly.
and emphatically, and were received with IS
much enthusiasm as they could have been in
with the old remark, tile world moves And
SO it docs.
Mr. Etheridge also said that this war had
made more abolitionists than all the thirty
years ofanri. slavery agitation. and that slavery
could never hays TIE security it once had IN
this county. With the whole civilized world
against it, the Government of the United
States had sheltered and protected it.
He eald iElnyery was much more easffY de-
Tended as a Tr7missirc than as an ag= =ressiyc
| thing. You hare got to live in the Union
with your slaves if you will, without them If
| you must
He specified the+nations Of the earth that
| had abolished It. He proved 1t an outlaw.
! These points were put and pressed with fine
fOfce and 1rlnknees llat amazed me, AccHs-
| toned as I have been to the public reserve
| and caution On this question Of questions in
! the southern country during all myslife.
Ethcridgc is 8 shareholder. So are hundreds
| of others in this State who breathe freely aud
talk frankly on this importunate Banquo's
| ghost Of negro bondage.
If this var is proizacted, exclaimed Mr..
Erheridge, then confscation and emancipa.
| fion! And shareholders shook him By the
band afterward and said, amen. have heard
and seen enough here to convince me that
Tennessee is beyon any border State on the
slavery question, unless it be Delaware. ]
have been told BY large slaveowners that they
would be nightly glad to get rid Of the in
etitution. They spuke in praise Of Presi.
dent Lincoln's late message They are Ia ia.
vor Of it's experiment. One gentleman said
~ was born among Slaves; was nursed by
them, brought up with them, and have al9aT1
owned them; but confess 10 you that: 1 a1r
thoroughly sick Of the whole institution
| When this, army came called my ae
groea together and said: If you have anJ
notion Of leaving me, I have only one request
to make: lave me altogether and forever
stop nowhere within my resch- Il you tur1
up around here, I'll take you back and dos
you; II you get ont Of mT sight, Fl not stf
, 1862-04-05

B1tSi11RSS NaruS.
w ESTERN PATENT AGENCY.
CORURN Il MARRs,

QHce no. ii Lar1on BiocE Corner of Clark and
MasaDg1on Etreete. Post Office Box 4A3 Agencies st
4 Washington and London Circulars sent to any ad-
oSese. ap2A9aIlm