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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

would be almost impossible to advance
owe, lAe I'd mbsr made breast works
of 81 logs and foqri nenced . destructive
fTs'opon tue esemt AfteseOnGnuiag the
fire for some time. and hearing none in
front, both regiments retired from the en-
gagcment. 1t was the first time the I'd
Virginia regiment was ever under fire, but
they fought like tigers.
Our entire loss. Killed, wounded and
missing. viii fall shoft Of $780, The loss
Of the 9th will be between 40 and 90 killed
and wounded. Moses Richards was slight
y wounded IN the Shoulders aesh wound
only With This exception Co. d. esca7
ped unhurt. although it fired the first shot,
and killed the second rebellin the engage
ment. The brave conduct of Orderly
creveston and Sergeant Wilbur ELECTS the
warmest praise from all. Indeed. every
man in company Dlbetaved like veteran,
and thoughrin the thiekest Of tho fray did
not lose a man. 'sd' laf.'isa = ~ S.
Owing to severe brdise on my knee,
caused by fall on stone, two days be-
foro tho fight, / could not be with my
Company in the battle. II is tho first
time have missed going with my Com
pany. | was in charge Of the fort here du-
ring the absence of the expedition. and
took, charge Of ell the prisoners brought
in. They state that they were fully ap-
prised of all our movements. They ac-
knowledge their loss to be very heavy. in
GLIDING the commanding Colonel, The
prisohers were taken during the latter part
Of the enlargement. they number 32 and
have all nearly been sent to Columbus,
Ohio. The prisoners report their strength
ON the mountain. before the attack. al
$500 fighting men. besides their sick. as
There is a rumor that the rebels have re
ceived large re-inforcements. and that VIC
will be attacked in Few days. We dc
not credit the report. but il they come we
will give them all the powder and lead
they may want ae aftssaai A'si
The goods sent us by our Marshall
county sfien4ls viii be hers to- day.
-. Yours, &c. * A. JeHssos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
Plymouth. Ind. %
END OF MASON AND SLIDELL.
They are given up upon the Demand I
..,..-.. = 80 =, England. ,i-ft = si.,l =
HIGHLY INFORMANT DIPLoMT1C cpF
=" +'i@ RESPONDENCE.

NEw YoRK. Dec. 2S.-1'he official COR
respondence between our Government and
Great Britain. relative to the seizure oftthe
TRAITORS SlidciI and Mason. is received. =
The first is letter from Secretary Seward
TO Minister Adams. dated Nov. Both, in
which he compliments the latter for wise
Nv speaking anil acting at the Lord May
of's dinper, and also ststes that he told
| Lord Paimerston simply the fact when in
forming him the life Of the instruction
| was sustained. by the hopes Of its recogni-
tTonBy England AMI France, aSi il those
hopes ceased, the insnrfeetion would per-
lish in ninety days. He refers in the same
Fn1ots to the fact of the arrest sf Sli,lell and
Mason BY Capt. Wilkes As new AMI IN
florseen ciircumstsh e. which is to be mel
by fhs two Governments, # possible. il
kindly spirit. y no r. <''' - s. u.
Lord Lyons has said, nothing on on, III,
subject and no explanations wers furnish
ed Minister Adams; It being deemed pru
dent that The; greuRd taken By the Britisl
! Government Should be first made knoyr
here. and discussion be had here. Blu
Secretary Seward deemed i proper to stat'
that Csptain Wilkes acted without in
! structions, end the subject therefore i frc'
from epbNFassments which might. hsv'
Iensued H,the act had been. specially direct
led he trusts, the British Goyernmen
/ win eoRsidsr the subject in friendly tenn
per a ss. y, nssy fHpeet the best disposition
on our part. vte4e. ...,fte+a.fsfco dior
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
A secret rI Traitor Society in Indiann.


A Secret Traitor Society in lndinnn.
The Indiana Journal exposes the secrets
of . traito society at Indianapolis. calling
themselves IN. p. ST., Mutual Protec-
zion Society," They swear all the mem
bcrs when initiated. lst. To oppose the
Administration; Cd. To oppose the War
Tax; Sd. Oppose taking up arms against
the Southern Confederacy. and 4th. To de-
ferd each other, to death. if necessary
The mode Of initiation is also given in the
Journal. but we will not publish it now,
as we intend to print the whole exposition
next week. John G.. Davis. who has
gone to Richmond. on some mission, and
one Of whose speeches Mcdonald publish
cd few months since. is said to be the
High Priest Of the NJ. p. S. Every trai-
tor in the North is Democrat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02


The Black -RebeI soldiers at Yorktown
The Enemy our Loyal Troops are Call :
ed to Meet.
Fort Mouroe COR (23d) indianapolis Journal-l
3 y estcrday morning Gen. Mansfield, with
Drake DE Kay. aide-.lc-camp, in command
l,of,scvcn companies of the New York Ger
man rifles. left Newport News on a recon
noissance. Just after passing Newmarket
bridge. seven miles from camp. they de-
tached one company as an advance. and
soon after their advance was attacked by
six hundred the enemy's cavalry The
companyoformedt to d receive cavalry. bnt
the cavalry advancing, 4deployed to the
right and left. when within mnske. range,
and unmasked by a body of seven hundred
negro infantry. all armed with muskets,
4who opened a Ere on cur men. wounding
two lieutenants, and'two privates, and rush
ing forward surrounded the company of
Germans. who cut their way through,--
killing six of the negroes, and woundine
sevefal more. The main boly. hearing
the firing. advanced at double quick sin
ltime torecover their wounded. and drive
tho enemy back. but did notscuceed VI "a
king any prisoners. Tho iwouadedy Hen
testify positively thatItbsy were shot by ne
lsproes., and not less ethan seven nhundred
lwsrc present. armed with musitetssfm =
Jno This is indccd q new feature in the war.
lWsIhave heard of regiment 'ofinegroes at
| Manassas, and another at Memphis. and
stiIl another At New 'Orlsaus. butt did mot
IL -. 80. \
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

here. and may, or, may not. leave for
Liverpool before her regular day.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 30.---Mr. Cunarl. Of
this city agent Of the Ca,nard line Of stea-
mcrs, states that the steamship Niagara
will not sail for Liverpool until her regu-
lar day. Wednesday, January 1st.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
For the Republican

For the Republican
Valparaiso Male aud Female College.
The closing examinations for the fall
term, OF this Institution. came of on the
10th and 18th inst. Notwithstanding the
extreme feeble health of tne President,
Rev. c. NJ. Sims.-duripg the past term,
the examinations were of a highly credita-
bic character. This reflects honor on the
new board OF teachers who inst began their
labors in the College with the commence
ment Of the last term; and shows that the
students were determined to learn. Hav-
ing attended three successive examina-
items. we are happy 10 be able to recon-
mend to the confidence and patronage oil
the public this noble Institution. We
can confidently say to parents. who desire
to give their sons and daughters thorough
practical education, you cansot do better
than to send them to Valparaiso Male and
Female college. And in spite of the sad
war times upon which we have fallen lei
her halls be crowded with students the
coming winter term, which commences
Jan. 2. 1862.
80 S. -. r.m 4so x.s G.. A. BRooxE.
m r., e. ff r+r.tr -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

i1cI How aChaSIeston7 Is BIock"ded' y
Il BY the, arrival Iofthe steamer Ericsson
at Fortress Monree from Port Royal some
Interesting facts are brought in regard to
the doings Of the. Stone Fleet. Seventeen
Of the old whalers were sunk in the fat,
Dor ofChafiest0A. and tits believed thai
the blockade Of that nport IS as efectual
Ppd efsetiys asI the English Government
could desire, 80, al
Tie tides will IN q short time form over
Vessels sunk in the MANNER above shows
a perfectly i'm passAbl< bar aa'lgone thai
| no, Artificial or nsturel meshs will be ike
Ily to rsmaye, with impaqse expense, .;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

~ A letter from Part Royal reports
the occupation 81 Fenwick Island by our
hroePs.i extending oss lines to Edisto riy-
er. thirty FIVE miles fron Charleston
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

.SHERIFFS S.AIE.-By Virtue Of
~ COMMISSION. issued By the Clerk Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court aud To- msdirected. in favor Of Jha
L. westerveit and against Jscoh f.rvr and Isaa Them
ILSytt 3 Woodward. rcpsvini bail L will sfer
Public Sale IA the law directs. Al the Court H.us~ door
in the town Of Plymouth county Of Marshall and
of Indiana. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. 1869,
between the hours of 10 och"k. and 4ccl.k
of said day, the rents and profits for excedin
of the following described real in said
county Of Marshall. and State Of Indiana. fo-wif
The soufha quarter " the section
seventeen OH in township thirty three OBJ. n~rfh 20
range two (2 east containing forty (4e)
less and ais" the north let Of sixteen
in township snd range afresad. containing
tsp asrrs and sixtyeig CsleD hundredihs more
less. 1850
1.-THE rents and profits for years ef saiasIsase
viii not sell f'r sufficient to satisfy said a. mssirp
Interest," cost and accrung COSTS WILL At the time
and place. offer for sale the highest biddsr
the right title and Interest Of the said Defendants
to the nneh Thereof may be necessary
satisfy said writ. 50
-. ". BARNARD. sherir.
dec ~ q NJ J. b. WOLF DEPUTY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

= HThe President has approved the bill
to increase the duties ON tea. coffee and su-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
Surrender of Mason and S1idei!-YIow
the News was Received at Washington
and ROStOu. -.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The settlement
of the Trent affair affords much gratifica-
ton among all classes. W hatever their pre-
vious opinions. believing it has saved MS
from war with Great Britain, anil possibly
with France. Secretary Stewards dis
patches are considered of the highest states
manlikc ability.
Bosyon. Dec. 29.-T'he surrender Of Ma
son and Slidell creates little or no surprise
having peen generally anticipated and con-
sidcred The most direct means of avoiding
foreign war. asa.s. Iisa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
Two Weeks Work in Missonr;-A Clea
Sweep Made. ~

Sweep Made. ~
l. ST.. Louis. Dec. 27.-The following is, a
resume of recent military operations in
Missouri, obtained from reliable source
within the past two weeks Union army
Icapturcd 800 rebels. including about 4 0
commissioned officers; 1900 horses and
mules. l, 100 stand Charms, two tons pow
der. 100 wagons and an immense amount
Of commissary stores and camp eqpipage
The large foundry at Lexington used by
the rebels Cor casting cannon. shot and
shells, most of the rebel craft in Missouri
incluipg ferry boats. have been, destroyed
lor captured. a clean sweep has been
made of the whole country between the
Missouri and Usage rivers. and Gen. Price,
cut of, from all supplies aud recruits from
North Missouri. is. in full retreat for Ar,
kansas With his whole army having pass
10 dithrough Springfield MondAylast. Our
loss in accomplishing these impottapts re-
suits has not exceeded. 100 killed land
wounded These are che fruits Of the brill
liant. and strategic seombihstions Of Gen
Halleck, which have been so ably cxecuted
by Generals Pope. Prentiss and Mekebn
[Golonels. JefE: &, Davis Of Fort Sumte,
flame. Fred; StQne Of the 18th. Regular 10.
\ fantry. and the rbeaye officers and rboM iefs
of pug army, regplars ansl voluntecrss 10
Price eaisaries,to stirn up rebel ion. In
! North, Missouri. and simultaneously bufn
all railroad. bridges, stations. oI felli,g
stock. tkca on the 9th of this IN ontk. il
1.z.>o I'D - - a. c-sx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

'NON-RESlDENr NOTICE.

vs. Complaint for Divorce.
The plainif iab< above ensstsed eause ~ tsrbins
Osborne. her sttrncys has fS in the res ef the
of the Circuit Court the Marshall Circuit Ccurf her
c?iarsint ssfd deffdsn<t for DisSsfe. 90
pairing by f affaSf 1T JcT<cn, nat the de-
Indiana; Inc il therefore hereby nc6rd of the Ming and
tendency Of sail complaint against him. end that snee:
causc ON the first dag Of the next term said court e. f~
began and held House in the town 81 FIs m
oush on the Monday February. A. d.. 1862.
said cosnpisnf anft IeFmarerF ansh tbernjn
taincd and alleged wf1f be heard and dcterp<S his
absence ATTEST. ---f">.A
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Plymouth. Ind
on the Isl day Of January, A. D., 1862:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
SALE.

Whereas. CLARK III. Robinson, Of the Stale of Ohm,
The enty-third day OF August A. d. 1863, execu-
ted and delivered TO me Deed VI Trust for the pay
ment OF q certain sum Of motFcy therein mentioned.
the following described lots pieces aud pa reeis
Of lend situate lying and being in the county Of Han
eight sl, niue lei ten l0 eleven IIIl and sixteen
AS in block thirty i've ioia foatteea af-
lots ihree 3l four and i've Isl, in block eighteen
Tlsl lots zen ftol AND eleven ti) In block twenty
six l26l, all in Reeves. DuIkse. sanford Co . dan
To Oakv ood and Hsmiltos. Hancock county State Of
IliaoiS which satd decd Is recorded In sctume MIA
~ or Bonds asd Mortgages, of The records Of said
county Of Hancock pages three hu drod and afr.
two case, and three hundred aud nfty three {a5s,
Now, by ressou Of default having bsen made by
said CLARK H. Robinson In the performance Of the
ditions Of said deed and the payment OF the monies
therein specified Saturday, the NTH day Of April.
A. ID, ls62, between the hours Of O'Clock n, and
O'Clock p. said day, will. by virtue Of Maid
deed, preecd To sell the property above described
public vendne, 10 the highest bidder, In front Of the
Post once In the city OF HAMILTON. fer Cash.
febel-d A. BuRKEg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Molcett. Clara Wofeot, Nathan Newsom.
Geo H. GIL & Co, Price, Ferris 4 Co, Geo Rich
ardseA, Kiihp TasHer. GesFss n Cressnap. Grin
nell T. jenkins, PeErsm, Pxynter A Davis Lpp~n-
ccA. Hunter Scott, James Kent. 0ant~e Il DO, Vim
Gnydon Co, Lind, brother 4 Co, Abbott, Johns
a. Go.
You are hereby notified that there il now Gle in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
county Iowa, at Fort Msdison, the petition OF Eli1ar
woIcott Executor of the estate OF Efhu woloott de-
ceased, eisininx of yuu, Arthur Woleots the
Thirteen Hundred and Twenty six Doliars, with inter-
the frcm May i3th, 1883 st the rate
per cent. per sauna, juatiy dns prpsE-
issory nste for ssd sum, which note said
paid for said Arthur wviceu; and Claiming of YOU
all tn. foreclosure Of mortgage given By sssd Vol
colt, TO said The eAsteriy half of lot
four block twEpty-nias In The city Of Keokuk. Lee
county Iowa.
Now. unless you appear and plead the,eio or be-
fore nooa of The second day OF the next May term Of
said court, 10 be begun and holden oil Port Madison,
on the third MoEdsy Of May, fs02. Judgment will
be rendered against yon BY default for the amount
claimed, inteIett aud costs and decree cutting OF,
barring and forech sirg ali rights In ard TO the
equity u redemption OF Said property No personal
ca I'm is msde against any Of but Arthur Noeott.
NcCRARY BRUCE.
fel24-dIm Ats fer PgX#.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
feh.dInl
CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY-ss
bs virtue OF execution 60 me directed issred by
the Clerk OF the District Court Of aid county, In
yof OF John o. Sloane and against Lewis ID. Hamilton,
havefeved upon sId will sell 10 he highest bidder,
at the door of the Clerk ONCE OF the District Cour
Lee county. Iowa, 1t Kcokuk IN ssid eonesy. abe
4th dss OF March, A. D. 162. between the honrs
O'clock A. NJ. and ecIock M commenting at
o'clock r. NJ. Of said day. the following rvep~rt,
Wit The norih-wesi qnsrter ri the pauh-easi guar
tsr Of section thirteen In tov nshp SIXTY sx north Of
range i've weA exeeptnT fout acres out Of the south
Of the land heretofosr conveyed by Lewis
H. Hamilton 30 Daniel =. Miller and slso all Of that
Iortcn Of staqnsrter section ei land ying of
said forty trsst of hand hrst zbovp tsrrted
north Of line running snd through The Rail.
road bridge euisert which the ereek
through ssia iAEd, ali OF said land being situated
Lee county, Iowa.
Taken snd levied UPON ~ the property OF Lewis H.
Hamilton. 10 satisfy said vrit OF execution
Keokuk, February ID, lS0a
N. G. HEDGES.
sheriff ef Lee county. Iowa.
f~esatw p, ID. b. SMITH. r.. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

EIGHT UNION MEN STARVED TO
DEATH.-A Fort Donelson correspon-
dent states that the bodies of several
Union men. on which could be found no
wounds, were discovered in Dover jail
It was supposed that they were either
starved or poisoned, but all the rebels said
they knew nothing about them.
The Terre Huute Express, without ap-
parentIy having heard the above particu.
lars, states that one Of the prisoners who
passed through that place on Saturday,
said that last summer eight Union men
had been taken and confined at Dover,
Tenn, and literally starved to death -
This atrocity deserves thorough invcs-
tigation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
jan17dlm
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To James l.. Estes, William Mcdaniel, John Olive,
A. l.. Deming and John T. Antrim, his cesiiquc irus,
Charles Mason. Love, Bryan, Adams Co. and a. r.
Antrim:
You Asd each ofyoa hereby notified that heref 10
now die In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Distris
Court Of Lee .cosnyx Iowa, Fort Madison, o petit
ton Of Solomon Shersf, claiming against you judg.
nept aEainst Janes L. Estes for the sum thireen
hundred collars with Interest thereon since the lot
of February fsG0, deere for its pa yment
delivery OF possession OF quarter section of land,
described In said petition the southwest quarter OF
section in township G5 north OF range y est In
said county. and lien prior In agsnst said
land, IL The sxeiusioHa the mortgages thereon,
for general relief Uness you appear at the
st =4ixty dsss ffefn
service hereof said petition will be M con
ed, and default and the relief prayed for granted
the feon. FRANCIS SEMPLE,
faniSdlm Atty for PN.G,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
tnsi
HERiFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsTy-ss.
BY virtue Of AZ execution 10 directed Issued by
the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county favor
ef William Coleman and againn Curtis F. ca nm ard
u B. Smith, have levied upon. aud viii sell the
hi ghsst bidder al the front door OF the Clerks
Of the District Gnurt Of bee county, Keot NIX
In said comfy, the 18th day Of March, A. H. lsd2
between the hours Of o'cleck q. md o'clock u.
m OF said day eohifft Heiff nj 0eiotk the fol-
lowing property to-wf, Lot Gin bsoea ~, lot In
hisck 81 lets aud IN block l0s. lots and 10 hlock
81 except 40 cet On 81 street by 70 feet lie. of
end ef said lot, lots 1. and In block Gs lot
In block d. lot la block L. all In the city K.e.
kuk Also p&xt Of The noKthvest Quarter Of secton
Twelve {l21 township Is north. range west, begin
ming at The snnthw the northwest quarter
said section. running thence east The line dividing
the northcAst quarter and the southwest quarter
said section 10 rods, 10 the center Of the laid on,
and proposed Grand Avenue from keokuk to Mont
rsse thet &c north along the centre Of said Avenue
90 ODDS, thence west - rods 10 said line, thence
steng ssd west fpc 30 rods 10 the beginning; con.
tanning In all ten fcrss.
Taken and levied upon The propert, OF d. B. Smith
u satisfy RAID WITH OF execution
n. G. HEDGES
fehs-dlm Sheriff Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur wolcott, Char. p woicost, Nathan Newsom,
GAo Gill, Price, FeJris 4 Co, Geo c Richardson,
Eihu Turner, Geo re Crossman, Grinnall 4 Jsn-
kins, Pegram PAINTER 4 Dnyis, Lippsne0ts, Hunter
4 Scott. IAinas Kent, Santee U Go. VIM Gssyfen
ca, Lud. Brother Go. Abbott, Johns n tto.
You arc hereby notified that there lie on nlc In
tho oiec ~ The Clerk OF the DISTRICT Court 81 Lee
county Iowa. at Fort Madison, tha pftilion Of Efxur
Wocoti. claiming of you. Arthur W0icost the sum Of
sixtsen Hundred and Eighty Dollars with interest a
the rae Of ten per cent per Hnnu, payable annual.
y a same rate from he ath Of July 1851, money
justly due him from said Arthur WoicOtt ON 4 prouris-
sorry note and claiming against ali or yau the fOve-
closure Of mortgage given by said Wo,cott to se.
cure the payment " said note on the one eoun hnlr
Of ot two IN Block twenty six. on the northerly aide
~ said lot hers the hall o. .he Y. -. Les D5x. I.
LOT three In said block In the city Keokuk Lee coun
~. Iowa.
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto on or
before noon OF the second da OF the next Mny term
OF said court, to be begun and holdeoa the sd Mon.
dav OF May. A. d. 1862, Gt Fort Madisf n default
VIII be taken against you end judgmen, thereon Tor
amount claimed and interest thereon and cost ~ su
also decree cutting Oh aud all Your rights
in and y the equity OF redemption OF said Properly
No personal claim s made against ANY u you EXCEPT
taid Arthur Wolco&t. 80
McCRART 4 BRUCE
soVst-i ~ Ati'ys for PfstF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
!. BGAL NOTICE.

To MAtten Demon Smith. You are hereby notified
that hcIe 10 DOW file 10 the oAiee the Ciesk Of
The District Court Of lee Couaty, Iowa. at Fort
Madison. pettioD of Ainsrvs "A. Smith claiming Of
you divorce from, the bonds OF nhtrimony nov sx.
fstng between you and her and for te enardiapship
Of her children by you and for her eott for gen.
eraf relief, ON the ground Of wfifui desert ioh.-
Unless You appear and answer said petition ON OF
befors noon Of The scccnd day OF the next term OF
the third Monday IN MAY next, default and decree as
prayed Tor will be entered against you Order pub
location has been made 4th of january
SEMfLE h FINLY,
tan17d1m attys for Pinintf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
COAL COAL! cOAL!..!
The KeOksSE Coal CoapeuO,ass.

tsnscessors to the n. Y. q Farnington Coal Coz
HAYS adodied The plan OF scrsenins Coal and viii In
future be able TO supply both Qualities They are also
N receipt 81 The exclusive yield VI the sLAUGHpkR
COAL MINIS.
RATES.
AT the Yard. screened. 10 cents per bush.
nnscreened..... Ocents per bush.
Slaughter CoAi..l3 y
fordelivery within the old City limits when the
quantity 10 sfuli wagon load, cent per bushel Ia
charged, otherwise extra hauling 10 adds1
Arrangements made for receiving orders for
ely delivery as he Book Store Of Ogden, Brow nell
20.
octcc,pn the Leves opposite the Coal Yard.
J. +. FRANKLIN, Prest.
w. CuRRiER, Sec'y.
Z X. FoRn,}
N, g. Fi1ch,} NA'So".
keokuk, Dec. -. VI-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
THE GATE CITY.

No. The wife of an enlisted man in the
18th Connecticut regiment, under orders
for the seat Of war, cut off his fore finger
while he was home on . furlough and
asleep; and as this thing has been done
often enough with success in keeping
husbands away from the war, an example
Is to be made Of the woman. She is on trial
at Hartford, and will probably be sent to
State prison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

- The St Louis Republicans Fort
Donslson correspondent says that only Two
men we're killed by the gunboats' FIRE dur
ing the bomhsrdment OF the fort One Of
these was Davidson, the rebel engineer
The rebel gunners were protected by
bomb. proofs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

~Geo. N. Sanders, who held the Office
Of Navy Agent in New York, and was
turned out Of it for stealing the public
money upon large scale, has issued a
manifesto from Nashville, in which be
talks Of "the long .festsriny corruption IN
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