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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-14
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
tn akn m n re and " s~amanna
Fare always as low A. by any other
route
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG,
III = Tickets for Sale NJ NIL the Maal
Ticket offices.


ZIG III rs.
BY this route, Freigbis Of all descriptions be
forw arded from Phiisdelpiia, New York, Boston or
baltimore, 10 or from any point the The Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois. Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pcnnsy lvania Railroad aiso connects q Pitts
burg With Steamers. by which Goods be forward
ed 20 any point on The OHIO. MasktnEum, ksstpeky
Tcnnessee. Cumberland. Illinois, Wisconen, Nissts-
sppi, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas. ard Red Rivers;
and 81 Cleveland, sBn6asks and Chicago With etAan-
eFs 10 alt ports On the North " estern Lakes.
Merchants aud Shippers entfustigg the Transports
ton OF their Freight 10 this CoEpsny rely With
confidence ON It's speed. transit,
The Mafes 0t FFetghe
To any point 10 the West By the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are al all times AS FAVORABLE AZ ARE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
III Be particular 10 mark pack ages, sviA PxHH.
X. R.'LU
3. J. SsExprr Philadelphia.
MAeaAw q KooNs. So North ST.. Baltimore.
LxEca q Co., No. Actor House, Or - 4. s.,
Wiiism street n. x. m~4
LxEeA 4 Co. NO. u kIsss .kynets Hestoes
II. Ii. HOUSTON, Grna Freight AEt., PhHNdeIpkia.
L. L. HOuPT. Gen. Ticket AT ,Phiiadelphis.
kNotH LEWIS, General supt., Aisoona, Pa.
tanIDdHw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given that the partnership here
toore existing between the unde signed, under tho
style Of Ha,nit Ralsten is this day dissolved By
tnAl capsent The business will he continued BY s.
hSmiiI, In his name, who assumes and will cot.
loci all The outstanding claims due The late fH AID
pay all It's indie btedness
.. HANJLL,
jani4'Go-dgt I'm A. j. RALSTON.
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Notice Is hereby given that the co-pa here.
tofore existing under The name and style Boehu,,
Blum Co., has this day been dissolyefiby mutual
consent Joseph Blum retiring from saf4 concern.
Hereafter the style ithe firm will be Bochm Fried
mnu who alone authorized to sette the business
Of the the late frm. b. BOEHN,
JOSEPH BLUM
SIMON FREEDMAN.
Boussarte, Iowa, January 7th. 1861.
Jun 1a-d3s la.a4s.a
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Pfeserves LehihcF PERFECTLY Tom CRACKING or T0tlng,
and keeps 1t soft and impervious TO water.
Boots, Shoes or Harness
Treated with u will do twice the service they would
without II. The tntirsptc Backing prsserv alive
of Leather has equnl. The POLISH contains moth
inK Injurious 70 Leather all other poish bacxinRs
do, and Is not injured by coming In contact with
water, snow, &c.. ms they
MANUFACTURED AND soLn, WHOLESALE AND
A
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AHERlFFS SALE.

IanI4dirn
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been somewhat too boastful of their pa
trioiism, and it may be, too--if we are to
receive the threats Of foreign Journals as
indicative of the designs Of foreign pow
ers--that this patriotism is soon to be
subjected to fearful test / believe it
will stand the ordeal. Loyal American
citizens will sacrihce everything, sooner
than the Union Of their fathers. To tie
last they will fight to restore it as it has
existed for more than seventy years, and
i the folly and frenzy Of its enemies shall
sweep away its ancient foundations, wipe
out its historic memories, and finally de-
stroy, beyond hope of restoration. the
unity of heart, and feeling, and sentiment
which gave it birth and growth; then We
will fight for the undivided dominion OF
an undivided territory, that the Inherit
ance Of our fathers may not be parceled
out, nor any portion Of it ever know .
jurisdiction foreign to cur fathers flag,
and tina, the Mississippi River may stiil
continue to be What the God Of Nature
designed it for--as the highway 10 the
commerce of the high seas. for us and oul
chiidrea aike. ~. Dui il the i4aa Il.
are ASSUMING our government, and covet
ing the alliance Of f4reign powers secretly
hostile to IA, shall succeed in their efforts
to destroy the Union, and over its ruins
to open path for foreign invasion, sub
jugatien and dominion. then We will fight
for what our fathers fought--the indie.
penaenee Of the American people; or fail,
ing IN this, We can at least make history
which our children will not be ashamed
70 read. Solicitude can not gift our eyes
with prophecy, nor enable Us TO read the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
HRIsTIAE .........wm. HErLMkr
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS, ...a
Saw and Grist Min Machinery, Tobrcco Sorrows
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Or le Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND. ,
EEVTE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY rom
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they are prepared to do al.
MAoHINE AND FrEIsHING WORK,
a3aeverything appertaining to the Foundry buzz.
BoILERs Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; DistiI.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills.
Horsepower Corn-shellerR, M achiuery of all kinds
made aad repaired Iron and Brass Castingr Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar ates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest Inn.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLEsS, RECTIFIERs, b.,
Supplied with evory description Of Copper ana
Shest Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigcrators
Attemporators, sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C; Copper, Lead aad
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of eycry
variety, for teer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent 10 all parts to nt mp work and du
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ircs
Work, DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmprov.
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and 7
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Boz
ting Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Hos. a..
of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Bsbt Metal, speltsr, Fire Brick.
They have every facility OF the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warrNnting their work. and are satisfe
with reasonable prices.
s8- once and SALE Rooms, No. go Main strse
Founder ), Boiler Yard aD Machiue Shop on Pins
Vile, Indians decT
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lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
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Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up BY individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
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charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates cf every descrip-
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THE EXCUSE FOR REBELLIoN.
Horace Greeley 10 j ohm L O'Sullivan,

Horace Greeley 10 JohnL L O'Sullivan,
(FREE soILER OF '4S
Sir: On the the 9th of November, 1860,
the People of the United States voted for
Presidential Electors, and it was generally
known by next morning that Mr. Lincoln's
election as President had been rendered
morally certain. Estimating for those
States where terrorism had prevented the
presentation and support of Republican
tickets, about Two Millions of Voters in all
had declared their adherence to the princi-
pies he represented, while nearly Three
Millions had voted for Douglas, Bell or
Breckenridge. Yet the division of the anti
Republican vote bad so frittered away its
force that Mr.. Lincoln's Two Millions OF
Voters had given him lS0 Electoral Votes,
leaving to all the other candidates but l23.
That division was deliberately plotted,
contrived, engineered, by the leading trait
ors now making war for the destruction of
our country. To that end, they skilltuily
divided the Democratic party and broke up
the Charleston Convention. They preten-
ded 10 be specially hostile to Douglas and
his views; but they were offered another
candidaIe-almost their choice of candl-
dates-and would not accept it. What
they really wanted was what they secured
"a pretext for the Rebellion and Disunion
they had so long meditated and bad twice
before attempted. All through the can
vass, we Republicans knew that theae
Breckinridge leaders were doing their Ut
most for our success; partly because they
really hated Lincoln less than Douglas. and
preferred any other rule 10 that of the
Little Giant; pardy becsuse they
| thought they could carry the South more
unanimously into Rebellion againt,a Black
| Republican than an obnoxious Democrat.
Their determination to revolt in either case
was an open secret. The Fourth-of- July
toasts throughout South Carolina pointed 10
and exulted in the prospect of Lincoln's
election. And when the popular vote was
announced, it was nowhere received with
more general satisfaction, more exultinp
glee, than in Charleston, the focus of thi:
treason. t.f
Itwas now morally certain that Mr.
Lincoln would take the Presidetial Chair
on the 4th of March ensuing-still foul
months ahead. On the 10th of November
the Legislature of South Carolina called
out Ten Thousand Volunteers and ordered
the assembling of State Convention to in
4 augurate Secession. Dir. Chestnut resigned
has seat in the U. s. Senate. All the ma
chipery of Disunion was put in active ope
ration, not only in that, but, so far as pos
sible, iu all the Slave States. .,.s
What, now, were the pretexts for thi
conspiracy?
That the Nation had arrayed itself agains
Slavery? That was not the fact. Ever
with his success fully assured by the calcu
lated distractions of his adversaries, Mr
Lincolu's supporters were but Two Mill
ions against Three.
That the Government was about to pas
. into the hands of the Republicans? Tba
was known to be untrue. The elections il
the Free States to the next Congress hat
already assured decided Republican
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nesday, and Friday at 5HA.n.
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mail. Office open from 10 p. N. on the Sabbath
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Evansville, Ind. Aug. IL, 1862
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Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Sides
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

EH n. SCARORDER. AND .ELRX-
Ak0 ANDER LEMOKE have this d " entered
into Partnership under the st le Of s. HRoEDEg
q LEMCRE TO. the purpo-e OF continuing tie To-
bacco and Cigar business, formerly conducted by
schroeder Kehr. vsIg angIdZw
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MILTTIA GUNS.

FINDER the late law il l. required thst Guns I'D me
hands Of private individuals shu l be deuvrred 20
fhs Coloneis Of the different Regiments, 10 be ya-eo
aud bv them turn d oyert 10 such officers a. the Tower
Harris has directed the gums collected N tins division TO
be turned over 10 me, As Ordnance Omeer Of the IN
federate States.
i receive many letters from The Colonies and agents
engaged in purchasing, request ne me 10 inform them
what kind and quality Of gems are suitable. To answer
these inquiries would take up much time, and give
her-in the kinds Of guns 6t for use
For reboring and r9htting Is q necessary that : have
a barrel not less than ih:ee fOuftbs OF an inch in dame
Ter. a. the smallest part Of the barrel and il max no
difference whether any part Of the gun d good except
the barrel; as they arc all reEt0rket andn new bands,
hreeeh plates, guards triggers and trigger plates are
used. won q prefer TO nave gnnd locks, but this is not
Indispensable. Any kind If 3 dorbie-bauel shot gun.
unless the barrel IL too much worn, can be made an eff
cient weapon. Single barrel guns, unless they are Of
the class known as duck guns, are useless Tor army
= ID would be well for the Colocels who receive the
arms under fbe late law 10 receive Rifles Of every kind
except one. viz a fe smaheT than three-fouTtbs Of
an inch dameier Of barre ami besides ia bad order II
This ennis IN good order e. should be rec lived even if
smaller than fhreefouFths Of an inch in diameter OF bar
rel. It is earnestly requestedo of the colonies Of regi-
r,ents ami agents purchasing, that they gather mp all Of
the bullet moulds aud every part 20 the lock Of 3 gun
fbrf can De f0ani. such ss cocks, l0ck-plates. tumbiers.
Hcrevvs. springs, nippers, bands brsech-plates, guards
trigger. tnggerpiates, Eipers aud screw drv u
j have 3 small qFaati7y On babd snd he various parts
80 he fitted together ard make perfect lOckE Rifle
barrels are smaller about eighteen inches below the
u,uzzle than they are Sc oss the Inuzzls Of the gun, and
should be measured there.
Direcf al guns to F. w RQYSTER
Memphis, Tenn
who f. sutbol lied to receipt for them.
VIZ. RICHARDSON HUNT,
deI5Im Ordnance Officer c. S. A.
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MEDICAL.
CLARK &
AMBROSEAL OIL!
CL.aRK, IN.
Sole Proprietor

UEE6 OAa C0.
Sole Proprietor
NURES Headache, Earaehe, TOOt'
~ utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, y .,- a. u GoI5e ILL
dpelas, Bronchitis, Dyspeps5ia ,;oTe. Cramps, Inaamsd
Bruises, Sprsins, Chapped LIE P1ss IH.erg D;a1,
rhes, Bunions, Corns, F-asaa5 ~ Desfness Ola
Sores, Sore Breast S-JnnI.s S1,I5 Taad ptn-
nOlHt .Ee Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
- ~ world Is challenged for its equal for
- :. - ms. II cures Scratches on horses, Sore
scsJis = .ses, Sprains, Swtnney, Poll Evil, F1stulR,
y ID harness gals, fresh wounds or swellings, and
pest known remedy TO apply to tenderfooted
90 sss from founder-take up the feet and battle well
about the frog of the foot. Cures all cutsneous diseases
on man or beast.
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but we can
| show nore real proof of the virtue OF Ambrosial on IN
its healing properties, from responsible men, who ar,
above being bought, than can be produee6 for any other
medicine.
We do not assert g cure for every mslsdy TO which
the human family sTe subject, but what we proclaim
we can substantiate by living witnesses. The AmbrO-
the South and Southwest by al good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
| DR. Clark, a native Tennesseean, after much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
Is bound to drive out much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
| Please call at our Office, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters snd testimonials too numerous to sol
forth IN the form of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
It In their practice, as they state, with marvellous eff
fects. We challenge the world to produce a remedy &c
speedy and efectual in lis healing properties.
l E Read the evidence Of the virtue of Clark & Ful
lers AmbTosial Oil, evidence so authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are irreproachsbie
Read and be convinced.
CLARK. GREGORY & CO., Projectors,
Nashville, Tenn
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for southwe est, and by
all Memphis druggists de25dawlyia
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DIES. J. B. & e. WAssON,

Nc. $50. DENTISTS, No. 300.
"AVE moved their ONCE to the corner o. Main snd
II Union streets, where they have fitted up and fur
nished rooms suitsble for the accommodation o. mos
who NAV favor them with their confdeuee, and having
thus located permanently, offer their professional ser
vices in the different branches Of Dentistry. promising
tha publfc 70 serve them in the most skiiifI and judi
eioug manner and ia every reasonable case warrant
gstiefaction. both IS 20 operations performed and our
charges for The same Further man tAis we wish =
Soia out ne Indictment whatever, 70 ensnare the pub
fe or draw them 10 or Office by any exhibition o.
Dental specimens. or propositions 20 do "chesP Den
sfes-v = or eat prices As low, or even lower than the
verv lowest" or by any other misrepnssentation o.
faets in any way whatever. Neither DO we wish any
one 10 mistake auE 0sme (Wasson) Tor that o. an9tAe
~ the psme is plain. snd place OF business easily found
Ofs.e corner Of Union and Main streets, No. go.
fe2S-dfWaW
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Which win be sold a. low, a. the condition of things
will admit. q. ". JONES q 90,
ivIl-dsw 30 Main street.
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SILK AND WOOLEN
DYEING HOUSE

n HUNT, formerly Matthews a. Hunt late ofthe
4 4. school Of the great and celebrated Chemical by
srs and Scourers, Cook & Matthews, Of st Louis, hss
been Induced 70 open an establishment for carrying or
the above business in all its branches. Every oescrip
ton Of gentlemen's Goats, Vests and Pants are dyed,
cleansed and restored 20 their original perfection. He
certainly does remove every spot Of grease paint, WAY
and tar, together with all Bther blemishes and impuri-
ties 10 which such garments are liable, and warrant the
spots not to re-sppear. Gail aid examine his san
piles Of Coat dressing. If be fails to please y0u, no
charge will be made. His Office is on Jefferson street
between Main street and Front Row.
oc23-5m T.. II. HINT.
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UNLAWFUL ASSEMRLAGES,
- Main street,

DE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the city of Memphis;
That hereafter all balls, parties, and other collections Of
persons for amusement, in and about any notorious
house Of flfame within the corporation Of Memphis,
shall be unlawfu and each and every person being
found and arrested as a participant 10 such balls, parties.
or other collections Of persons, shall be adiudeed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined not less than i've nor
more than twenty-five dollars, in the discretion Of the
Recorder. And it is hereby made the duty Of the Chief
of Police to see that all such assemblies are suppressed.
aud the guilty parties arrested and brought before the
Recorder.
Approved January sthi 1862.
Attest: JOHN PARK Mayor
I. r. RICHARDS, City Register. jag-I0t
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NOTICE!

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHM0SD, Va, Dec 30, 1861.
A n army MEDICAL BOARD Tor examination Of
"A Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons, has been or
dered to convene at Nashville, Tennessee.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sistsut Surgeons will be examined by this Bosrdi or
presenting an invitation 10 appear before them IRON
fhe Secretary Of War, which may be obtained by for
wardinE their application, with testimonials Of moral
character. 20 the War Department
saTg1v