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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-03

"a y IEEI2S'S
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy Of the following complaints.
scrOfula and scrofnIous sAnsctions,such
PimvisS' I1stsIs sores, Eruptions,
Blains, and all Skin DiseSseS.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th june 1850.
J. Q. AVER Co, Gents I feel Il my dutv to acs
knowledge what your sersaparllls has done FOR ,ns.
Having Inherited scroulous Infection have SnfrerSd
from II in various ways for years. soetimes Il b1rst
out in Ulcers on my hands aud arms; s1neim"s 4.
turned inward aud distressed at the stomach Two
years ago il broke ont on my head aud covered nv scoi
and ears with sore which painful and loahsone
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
fact the disorder grew At length was rcjoccd
TO read In the Gospel Messenger that you Lad prepared
an an Alternative sasaparil fog knew from your reputa
ton that any thing You made must lie good. sent 10
Cincinnati and got It, and used til It cured took
it as you sdyse, IN small doses Of easpoonf
month"; and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began to form under the scab which after
while ie OF Ny skin Is now clear, and know by my
eau we'll believe that feel what am saving when tell
YOU that hold you to be Of tho APOSTLES Of the nge
ALFRED d. TALLEY.
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErvstneIns.
letter and salt nheunl, scafd Head,
HlnBwOrm, Sore Eyes, brOpsy.
M I.NL
sept, 1859, that he has cured nyeternte case Of
D'opsg which threatened to terminate fatally by the
erseverng use Of our Sarsaparla and also dangerous
Malignant Eyslpelas by large doses Of the same says
he cures the common Efuptions by II constantly.
BronchOcele, GOitre or swelIed Neck.
zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes, Three bot.
Ties Of your sarsaparilla cured from Gore- hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years."
Leucorrhoen or whites, Ovarian Tumor
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases,
DR.. :. D. s; Charming, Of New York City, writes at
most cheeuly comply with the request Of your agent in
saying have found your sarsapara most excellent
Alternative IN the complaints for which we
employ such remedy but especially IN Ebma Diseases
Of the Scrofuous dalliess have cured many inveter-
ate Of Ieucorh0a by IT, and where the COM
plant caused by liberation Of the Uterus Tho ulcer
alton itself cured Nothing within my kRoWl-
edge equals Il for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow Of Newbury, Ala, writes "A dan.
gerous ovarian tnor Of the females In my family
which had defed oil the remedies we could employ, has
at length been completely cured by your Extract OF saT
saparilla. Our physician thought nothing but expa-
tion could afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
sarsaparila the last resort before cutting and IL
proved efrectua After taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom Of the disease remains"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-03
Pure, Choice Liquors.

The very best kinds Rum, Brandy, Gin, wh,Ley, Port
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-03

Drug aud Medicine Business in this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-03

Finally if you have any kind Of Produce to
sell for Cash, or Exchange for Goods, bring it
to the old aud well tried stand OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

To Robert French, Sarah French, Josiah IIaines
John l. ktr,k eT, William Wood. George w Nc.
Crazy, Executor Of thu extste of Edward Boynton,
deceased, Thomas W ClaEen, Faystte kudd d Co,
Hiiam Barney. David We1lihaG, Dsy Barber, Geo
Parker, Geo c Anderson Co.:
You and esch OF you. src hereby neti9ed thatthere
Is he In the once OF the CLERK Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, al Fort Madison, peti-
tion Of Cyrus II. Wright, claiming Of you, Robert
French, the sum Of Ten TAoasand - ecO Deiiars,
with len Per cent interest per aunum payable annu-
ally, neney dne three rTomisscry Eetes, execu
ted by you and secured By Mortgage made by you
said wright, also clainfrK against each OF you the
foreclosurc Of said Mortgage, the same being npon
ths undvAsd third part OF thirty acfes Of land,
more psrcuIaraYly described in ssd petition, sitna
ted In Lee ctunty iowa for the purchase money and
.urther ing sale Of said premises, ndeeneyal
relief And usless yen sppeaS and answef said petit
ton before noon Of ths second day Of the next
term OF said court, 10 Commence 81 Fort Madison on
the ID Monday Of Nay, A. feo9, default will b
entered seatasA Yos. ssd tndGm1ntrsndesad therenn
~ IfS@ NOBLE MsSTRONG.
mArIE-d Atty's for PlainuG.
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NOTICE.

To Flihu Gum, Amy Gum. VI Ford, Caroline
NJ Ford Z Ford, Ell Bsss, Plipy hartindAle.
Illustrator Of the estate Of Timothy ID. Aarsn-
dale, deceased. Thomas Davis Jssse Maltb, i!eSry
Husksmp, W Tarrsnce, Emerson, Cochran
Co. Hiram barney, Yeaiman, kobtnscn Co:
You, and zach Of YOU are hereby notified thst tseFe
is now on die In The Office az The C1eFk Of The MS
tiici Court Of Lee county, Iva, at For Madison.
petition OF = n. HaYrison. claiming OF you, kiihu
Gum, The sum Of Tvsnty FIVE Hundred Dollars, Win
ten per cent. Interest per npnum, NJ money due On
. pssmiss0ry note, secured by Mortgage msds .!
yen TO Il n Harrison, dated 10Th of March. 1hss.
also claiming sssnst each OF You the foreclosure Of
sHid Mortrsre s~ ssmr being nfon certain Heal ts-
tHte, to- wit Lot number ak t6) in Block MANNER
ss In the city OF keot uk Lee count, and
State of Iowa. also rsssiHs for correction Of the
description the HeH Egtatr therein fur tire purchase
money asking for sale u said pssnisess and Eel-
era relief. And unless you srp+nr and answer said
petition before neon Of the second day oil the
term If said Court. 10 commence ut Fort Hadi-
the 3D. Monday OF May, A. 1eG2, default
will be entsved against Yen and Judgment rendered
thereon As prayed for ia said petition
NOBt T. STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
msri4.d Atfys for PiaintG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
ir,arl6-li
Original NOTICE.

To A Mccrnckcn, Executor Of the estate Of John
Courwright deceased. Moses IS Courtvright. Sarah
Court wright. William CCourtwrigbt. Abney Court
wright, Phoebe Weir and Samuel Weir. heirs st
Law of John Courtw right, deceased, Jonas Conk-
ling:
you, snd each OF you hereby notified thst there
Ii hle In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county. lows, at Fort hadison, petit
tion Of Edward Cartwright claiming Of YOU. A. J
wright deceased the sum OF Thirteen Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, with sintereSt, as money due on
Mortgage made BY the ssfd John Couuwrixht to
Edward Conrtwngbt, dsted January 10Th. 1852, al
cigimiug against saeh Of seu the foreclosure OF
said kortgags, the same being upon land described
therein lying and being In Lee county lowa:for the
purchase money! and further ask Ing for sale OF said
premises, and general relief And ualeas ytn appesr
and answer said petition on OF before noon OF the
seeond day Of the next torn Of said Court, 10
mence al Fart Madison on the 3D. Monday of May. A.
D. 1870, default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon a for IN said petit
ton. NOBLE STRONG,
msrl5-A Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
(1RHINAL NOTICE.

70 Jas walsh, EAwaydP wsish, Marssre, walsh,
Mary \ Gtssu, Mary Arshefis 6tsen, Mary Y Yoye
and VIM A Fore her husbsnd, Margaret Yors and
Foster, Hi Miller, Michsel O'Rourke, and the Nm.
known heirs and legatees OF John Rourke ,decsas-
ed, tdefondanS1:
You are hereby .everaly notified .la,ihers i now
nie In the Clerk's nfce Of the District Court OF
Lee conpty- Iowa, At Keokuk. = petition In equity,
brought Dy John Augustus Durkse against you pray
Ing to have mistake corrected In the original deed
Walsh (both dccased,l OF certain lots and rnds
drawn BY Them ~ tpnxnts In common IN khafe No.
80 In fine Decree OF Partition Of the Half Breed Tract
in Lee county Iowa and 10 decree the West half OF
lot eight III In block bnndr ed and SIX fUI Ia
Keoknk Low a. 10 have belonged tunaer snid deed or
partition) Patrick Walsh md the East half of said
lot eight lsl 10 have belonged to John oRontle ~
praying for the conrmAiio Of the East hal OF said
lot eight 1871 In Petitioner no claims the same under
deeds from John ORourke and that the heirs Ut law
of said Patrick Walsh, deceased, and OF said John
ORonrke, deceased, be forever stf rped and barred
from setting up claim or title IN and 10 lot eight
ISL or sRy part thereof, except under md through
said partition deed prayed to be corrected and a.
tsbished By the decree OF said Court and gen
ersi relief.
ouired to appear and answer this petition by Of
the second Of the next term OF said court TO be
held the first Monday of September, 1864. at keo-
kuk md chow cau-e why the prayer 81 said petition
In viii be had and ente red Nv tsfsuit.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
solicitor for Plaintiff.
The above is q copy oil the notice on nle which vss
approx Cd By the court the 9Th o. February, 1861
and ordered 10 be pnbished In The Daily Gate City,
a newspaper published At Keokuk lows, for six con-
secutiye weeks.
t-'i ERIE j. LEIGH,
Clerk Of district Court
BY EDWARD MunM, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

| EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Woleott. Clara b Noleoit, Nathan New
George II. gill, Price, Ferris b Co, Geo O u
zrdssA, xlihu Turner, George ErossDan. q
nell h JenkiEA, Perram, payaier Dasis. LiT1
colt, Hnnter 4 scoti, James Kent. fsniee d Go,
Cray b Co, Land. Brother n Co, Abbott, =
a. To:
Yon are hereby notified that there ~ bow on u
he once OF the Clerk Of the District Court d
eHHHty. f1wa5 Ut foft HsAfeeHF f.<.iiieA 81 u
welcott, Executor OF the estate ef Ehha wakes
ceased, claiming Of you, Arthur Noleott, Me 81
Thifteen Hundred and Twenty ELK boiisrs, wteh I
est on the anne irem Msy 18th, 1859. 81 the Fat~s
per cent. PER- annuna hserey Justly due ona n
issoYy ncte for said cum, which note said essaet
paid for said Arthur woic.u; end claiming u
oil the foreclosure Of 4 mortgage Eiyes ss AAtd
coil, TO secure said note, on The EsEtFffy hHf5z
four In block txxuty nine In tho city Ut kecem
county Iowa.
Now. unless yon appesv and plead thereto 60
fore noon Of the second day Of the psat Nsy ri
said court. 10 be begun aud holden ~ Fcst NOD
on the third Monday OF May, 1s61. tuaCnssot
be rendered skainrt Yes BY default foF The au
claimed, fnteteft and costa, and decree cuitil
b. ring aud fcrecle sipg all your rights In ard q
equity Of rede ption Of ssid properly. No Per
eiaim II ade against any Of you but Arthur ~
kcCRAkY 4 RkUCt
sehs4-dIm Atty for ri
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SALE.
'TArr on IOWA. -, tersYy--..s

STATE or IOWA, LIS CorSTy--se.
BY virtue Of an execution 10 he d'ffetsd isfufI
The Clerk OF the District Geprt ii said county In
uf william Coleman and against Curtis & Y. mn
ID. B. GmitA, have levied upon. and wtltseil "
hi chest bidder, ri the front deer OIL me Afe1k0f
Il the District Court OF Lee county lows, q
tn Satf county, on the 1eih dss u Aarfh, a. II
between the hours Of O'Clock .. N snd OSl0dI
NJ Of said day commencing ~ 3 O'Clock n.ile1
lowing property. io-wh: Lot 9in block ~ ~
block o. lots and in block I07, lots an4 N
III, except 40 ieet ID street BY 70 feet 80 pO4
rear end OF said lot, Lots l. and i'm. bisck g,
In block 65, LOT Ia block J. all ~ The ctsy 81
LUX Also part Of The northwest quarter o. 80
twelve t12} township C5 north. range o west I'D
ming al tie saBtt rEtgE rEerf fthp nurthycft guJ
II said seston ruHning hesee east nh the live utyil
the northeast qusrter and The southwest auhritI
said section 70 rode, 10 tie certer OF the laid
and prop,s. Grand Avenue from keetul 70 u
rsse the, &C north along the eentre OF 'ald AsN
90 rode thence west 70 rods TO said west line, III
sleng said west line 20 rods 10 the beginning;
tanning IN all ten acres. n
Taken and levied upon sstbe property OIL.
TO sstisf ~ said writ Of execution. -
n. q. HEDGES,
febs-tfm Sheriff Ice co unitl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

T EGAL NOTICE.

To James W. Pipkin. Augustus Cook, John i
t. q. Strong, Day 4 Bro.
You, and each of sau, sre hereby Ret.aed thAt
In row ON file In tho sfiee Of the Clerk OF the hi
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 81 Feri Madison ptI
ofHirsm Barney, claiming nj you. Jane, ". ri
the sum of seventy I'VE dollars, with ten per ceI1
terest per aunum. paysbie annuity, AS money dt
Mortgage made ~ You TO Charles Massn, and
ssngIed TO said Hiram Barney. dated Decen bcrI
1853, also claiming against each OF yon the forci
Of said Mortgage. the same being upon Lot No.
tst IN block No. one hundred and forty-four III
the city Of kcokak. Lee Cosisy. Iowa, fsr the ~
money aud further ing fol sale Of said pr I'll
aud general relief.
And uniess yOu appear and snsw er said petittd
or before mean Of the second day Of the next III
said Court, to commence al Fort Madison on I'll
Monday or My, A. u. 1869. . defs nit wall be ed
against you and Judgment rentered thereon - p
for in said petition.
NOBLE d sTRoH3
febQ5-dlm Attorneys for Pal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

T EGAL NOTICE.
10 John E.rly. Aurustus Cook, c. G. strong

and Bro:
You, and each ~ yen, are hereby potited shAtl
IL now On ale In the cfffee Of the Cierk afthe u
Court offke County. Iowa. al Fort Madhcn. RI
OF Hiram Harvey eia.mirr OF va, Jobnfsriy .tks
Of hundred aud fifty dollars. with trh pt1(
istesess per aennm. payable snnusly - HscusI
On Mortgage msd< By you 70 ChsrissNseeh. Ant
ssssgnea 20 said Hiram barney, dsisA keSA. Soe1]
also clsimihg against esrk Of yon The Jcyeefoe9
satd Msstesrs. the ssme bsing upon Lnf No Z
90 In block one hundred and forty eight tflei II
city Of keokuk. Lee County, leva, for the sr]
money; and further asking for sale of asid pro-
and general relief.
And uuiess you apear and aneNer said pesttid
or before nooH OF the second day Of The next ses
said Court, 10 commence 81 Fovt Madison On VI
Monday 81 May, A ID. l6G2, 4 default will BE- en-
against you, and Judgment renters d thereon - p1
for In ssid petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
fes95 dim Atturneyf for pIai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

D4- A gentleman who arrived from
Cumberland Gap informed us that three
new regiments of Federal troops were in
process Of formation in that vicinity. to
DC composed exclusively of Union men
from East Tennessee. One of the regi-
ments will be commanded by son Of
hovernor- General Andy johnson Louis
vile Journal, I'd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

What Convicted Democrat says.
Tn Saturday evening of last week.
Kev. w +. Royakin, chaplain of the 3Oth
tonke's) regiment. gave an address 1t
BeLleyille In which he ssid that na-
tive Of the South and believer In slavery.
nc had early expressed his sympathies
with the rebellion, and only accepted the
rendered chsplaincy as a non nbatant.
But he had seen the hideousness Of the
strife, and he returned now to tell hi. old
friends that the rebellion must be crushed
>out, II it took the last dollar they had, and
their last son. He added that, While he
hoped that the rebellion might be put
down without the necessity q disturbing
any right which States had previously
exercised, yet fit became necessary ia or.
der TO suppress the rebellion, to s.knock
out the brains of slavery then knock out
its brains" This declaration was uttered
with an energy that told how deeply the
soul entered into it.--[spring6eld Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
fako5-dIn
| EGAL NOTICE.

EUAL NUIlCE.
Arthur Woacott, Clara Wolcott, Nathan NJ
Geo II Gill, Price, Ferris l. Co, Geo Rieh6
Elihu Turner, Geo-ge II Crossman, q rin nelI :
kins, Pegram Paynier 4 Davis. LippencOts.
+ Scott, James kent, Santee Il Co. Vim al
Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co, Abb oft, Johns 4
You arc hereby notified that there ID now Oh
the ofico Of the Clerk Of tho District Ccurtsl
county, Iowa, III Fort Madison, the petition Il
Wrlcoit, claiming OF yon, Arthur Wolcott, thu
Sixteen Hundred nd Eighty Dollars, with tnI9lI
the rate OF ten per cent. per anDnm, psyabIef
~ ct same rate from the 4th Of July, 1851, a I
Justly due him from said Arthur Wolcou, On al
sory node and claiming against all OF yeu ~
ciosurh Of = mortgage given BY said Wolcuek
cure the payment Of said note on the one oQnl
Of lot two in Block twenty six, OF the northerl|
Of said lot being she half Of the lot that ltcs 81
los three In said block In The city Of eokuh, Le
~, lows.
Now, unless you appear and defend therelf|
befDrs noon Of the second dsy OF the next Nj
Of said court, to be begun end holden Oh the
day OF Nav. A. d. 1869. at Fort Madison. Q 1
will be taken aGalnsi you and Judgment thelD(
amount claimed and interest thereon and coatb
also decree cutting of and eslosin ali yO4k
In and TO the equity OF redemption Of said -
No personal ristm to msde sgafust my IF yotl,
said Arthur Wolcott. IA
MccRARY = BRUq
fsb44-dlm Att'ys tor E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

Whereas. Clam II. Robinson. of The State OF onaat
the " en- sy third day Of august tsof e1ecH-
ted and delivered Deed Of Trust, for the pay
m III Of Q certain sum Of money therein mentionsot
on The following described lots pieces and parcoh
OF land situate Tying and being n The toubsy OF aa
cock and State OF illinois to-wii Iots No seven
eight iel nine sl ten mol eleven III and sistses
[isl. In block thfriy nye Issl LOIS foarsaen ~
lots ihree al. four and ave in blecs eighteen
fiHl lots ten Il0l and eleven l). In block tsenty.
six COL sll in Reeves, Du5kss, Stafford TO
"a Oak God and Hsnltor. Hsn'oek county, htate OIL
Illinois which said deed l. teccrdcd In stlnDs MIN
to) OF Bonds and Mortgages, OF The records OF said
county OF Hancock on pages three hundred andhhy-
two ta52l and three hundred and nf;y three f3S3)
Now, by reason Of defaul, having been made ~
said CiAyk r. kobinson in the Of the eo-
ditons OF said deed 1nd the payment OF the monies
therein sveefGea, Eatar sAe AAh day oil April
A. d. JsCa, between tho hours of o'clockR ano
o. clock D. n, said day, will. BY virtue Of sasd
deed proceed to sell the property above described al
ubfic vepdue TO The highest bidder IN 'front.' oil The
Post once in the city Of Hamilton, far Cash
fefsl "A j A. DuRKEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

Gen. BURNSIDE IN PRAYER.-The
magnificent victories of Roanoke and New.
bern, together with the numerous yet i'm
portant successes of Gen Burnside, are
now the theme of grateful mention in ey-
cry patriot family home Ina recent ser
mon, Bishop Clarke, Of Rhode Island,
made the following personal allusion -
While he was planning his magnificent
expedition, it was my fortune to occupy
the same room with him in Washington.
and ! shall never forget how, every morn
ing, We used to kneel down together, and
pray for the blessing Of God upon his sol
emn work. That blessing ensures his sue
cess The Lord of Hosts is with him,
the God of BATTLES is his refuge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

- Canada West has originated new
dissipation-pic-nics to the marble sugar
bush, with a feast of sap, syrup and sugar,
and the accompanying wet feet, burned
fingers, and bedaubed faces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

- There are now sixteen prisoners un-
der sentence of death in Pennsylvania,
owing to the fashion that NO Governor
fixes the day for the execution Of any one
condemned during the incumbency Of his
predecessor. Some have been under SEN
tenee eleven years.
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Thirty-onc Quaker Cam en- at Cen
IrCville.

10 the Editor ~ a. \. Tribune:
SIR As there seems to be doubt in
the minds of some people in regard to the
existence OF Quaker guns at Centreville.
! beg leave to give you an extract from a
letter | received from an intimate friend
who visited that place Immediately after
the evacuation by the rebels. He writes :
s'The Notifications at Centreville and
Manassas have been tolerably accurately
described in the Tribune. There never
has been cannon mounted in the forts AT
Centrevillc, except the wooden-log imita-
lions which | saw there, of which there
were. If ! made no mistake, 81 in eieh,
or nine forta, which we're pierced for be-
tween Sd or GO guns. Some Of the logs
had not even the bark taken off; Others
were more carefully prepared, being
smoothed off, and some were marked "4q
Founders. ~ WV. iiENRY BuRR.
Npw4nrt Arrff-tyy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

nA- All the important post Offices and
postroutes between this and Nashyille are
now opened and in operation, and all the
routes on the Memphis branch from Bowl
ing Green to Clarksville will be opened
within the next ten days, or as soon as
the bridge across Barren river is COM
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

H Two of the compos,tors in the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil office participa-
ted in the cavalry charge at Salem, Ark.
wherein 1000 rebels were routed by ESQ
men OF the 3D. Iowa cavalry and 9th Mis-
sour Regiment The names of these
printers are j. +. Hopper and Charles
Sherman. Hopper was warmly common
ded for his gailan,ry By Lieut.. Col. Wood,
and Sherman is thus alluded to in the
Missouri Democrat
"Charles Sherman, of Co. X, Drake s
Battalion, was struck by a spent ball in
the breast and knocked down. Supposine
be vas severely wounded, he was directed
BY Sergeant Ewing to retire before he
sickened. "Never," said he, eas long az
/ have round of ammunition and kent
on fighting like devil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
THE GATE CITY.

18- Floyd says thzt 1t is a great relief
to swear, We wonder whether he finds
it q great relief to be sworn at Louis
willie Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

"a The Confederate troops on the
battlefield consist pretty much of flying
artillery, flying cavalry, and flying in
fantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

Persons in want of HANDY FRrlT TRrEs, -.
Plants, Vines. &c. &C. will do ell TO call 1t x
this Nursery and select such ARTICLES ~ they rs
AMI To be desirable for SPRING PLAHTlHa, Is II ~
will be found satisfactory 10 see the articles ~
they arrow In the Nursery before pufchashinR
Persons alta distance, Others " no mss Ind Il In
otherwise aid rely upon being satisfactorily deal,
with Much has been take to cutiv just such
VARIETIES OF a. have been ind 10
In this vicinity Grounds situated in the southwest
part OF the city, mile from Main street
Articles delivered In any part Of the city FEEE.
n. B.--Orders received for any quantity OF OsAGk
Ora saG HxpGE PLANTS AT Two DOLLARS per thou
sand.
msrI7-dAw G.. o. HILTON.
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New ork, April Cd.
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r,RUSTEES SALE.

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