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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

TIE RACE YEsTERDAY.-There was
large attendance at the race on the County
Fair Grounds yesterday, which came of be-
tween Reindeer and Union Jack for $3.50 a
side. Reindeer wen the first heat, Union
jack being nearly distaneed. The latter won
the following three and took the money.
Reindeer 90
l1lon .,.E
24o 240 24s
There was considerable interest felt in the
race and numerous side bets made, but of no
considerable amount
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
BooKkEEP1yo. taught at Commercial Col.

BooKKEEPIE0, taught at Commercial Col
lege day and evening.
Writing taught at Commercial College day
and evening.
Commercial Lar9 taught at the Commercial
College day and evening.
Commercial Aritbnefie taught at CONNER
clal College day and evening.
TslegOphiEq taught at Commercial COL
lege day and evening.
,ovT2.AT7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

REVENUE STAMPs.-Express, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the POstOfRoo. nove:RI2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

To rHE PUBr1o.-Ths undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that be is now pre-
pared to furnish meals and luneheons, inelud-
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
# game, the market affords and would
respectful ly solicit the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally.
W. r. MOULD,
NIL Corner Euclid st. and Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
COM M ERCIAT.
CLEVELAND alARKRTs.
MORNING LEADER oFIIoE. J

UUhNLNI LIADNh VEEIUEl
WEDNEsDAE EVEsHs. November L. 1861 J
RECEIPTs-Is,sOO bush wheat; car corn.
WHRAT-salos cars red on track at liz; go
bbsh aaoat at same, and rs bush white shoat at
sl,a5
HIGHWINES-Quie at s5Ikc.
FRUIT-sales two tons dried apples at 41zc.
BUTTER-Steadya at l79Iso.
EGGS-Fresh eggs are worth l59l6c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
HORSE-SAOElRG.
KTETERINARY
AND HORSE.

~ hIEhINAhI AND dUhSE-
sHOETSG.-H. W. REDKEAD & Co., respAot-
uIy snnounce TO their friends and the public, that
having meae extensive ARRANGEMENTS In their EEtab
Eshmsot, they are nov prepared to sttend to The
Veterinary and shoeins oi Horses, in the E1ost sk-
viii b satisfactory Na wtll warrant.
- Give % esn, and Il not e. We say iuat let ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
w Q 0 L EN- "a RMS.

II P. BOWER, LIcEcED PLUMBER
Re Nc l02 Public Square, Cleveland Ohio. Msr
utaotoz aud Dealers IN Bath Tubs, Water 0lO9s1r
@ ws5h BIas,iin7 PIrmpS Hydrantsl Brass and PLATED
Pipe Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Maferiais or Si
- City and Country orders for Work promptlr
attended tn Ro1airiaE solicited. and aestiy 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

Fourth Page.---LocnI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be fonndOn 0Hr 4th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

LADIES, look Into Mrs. shaw's Millinery
ROoms and see the neT styles Of hats, RIB
bOns, flowers, &C., &C., Just opened.
novl8.4gO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

Individually refuse to depart one hairs
breadth from the course Of non-inter-
ference.
Wilkes proceedings at Bermuda con-
tinues to claim attention. The Captain Of
the Gladiator publishes letter containing
charges against him of regularly, block
aiding Bermuda.
The Times argues that it is not for Eng
land to impeach the belligerent hit Of
search, and the Federals have not actually
exceeded their privileges. England must
make allowance for their temptations and
put herself in their plase before pronounc-
ing judgment. The Federals have proba-
bly, done no more than England would
have done.
The Daily New demonstrates with Lin
coin upon Wilkes appointment and re-
oommends his removal.
The screw frigates Gallaten and Emerald
had sailed to reinforce the West India
Squadron.
The Times is glad to see the Democrats
making show of force, and believed their
success the most promising for peace. The
British Consul writes q letter to the
foreign Office on the cotton prospects. He
estimates the stock in America at about
100000 bales, including the present years
crop.
Electric Engineer Yarley writes to
Cyrses Field that recent experiments con-
vince him that the Atlantic Cable could be
worked from twelve to sixteen words per
minute.
The London Post charges RussIa with
instigating the revolution in Greece.
Reports of Garibaldi's health are con-
fioting.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 80.
Breadstufs.-Market steady and gene
rally unchanged. The authorities report
ed -four still advancing, and is 6d@ls.
higher, mostly for the finer qualities.-
Wheat, quiet and firm. Corn, frmer with
mixed 29s.6d630s.
PRovIsIOSs-The authorities report beef
heavy; pork nominal; bacon quiet with
a downward tendency; lard dull and un-
changed, quoted at 40sG4ls; tallow easier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

Livery Stnhies
New Livery, Boarding End Sale Stables, ss
Chsmpgain street.
tuiv29. RF9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

The Tines ssys that Lord Lyons took
out full assurances that, while England
will be eager, in concert with other na-
tons, to adopt any step to promote the Per'
msnent return Of peace, she viii meantime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
FLOUR

57 TINS BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
y In tho city. cheap, at
C. n. LITTLR's, Agent
5sDtli4gg No 81 Marvin sfraat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

INcREAsE IN TIE PRICE OF THE LEADER.
Owing 70 the extraordinary increase in the
expense Of Publishing a newspaper, the Pub
Hshers Of the Herald, Plain Dealer and LEAD
n have adopted the following scale Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13
BUFFALO MARKET-NOvember IL.

LBf fELEGRAPH.l
Fl0uT-ls in fair demand and the market IL steady
VI heat-ln good demand, prfucipallT for ~
winter Wssterns mot OF which sJld at sI24, fnclu-
ding 5000 usn., with salaz of spIiug Wisconsin al
RI l5i aud No, Chicago spring at sI,O3
COrn-1a ket active and be. ter Sales Of lgf Ol0
hes, part TO arrive, ~ SIC, boatmeu being The
p n up purChssers
N'hisky-narketq quiet and no sales.
lt6,UJ bus IN ''
ExD9rtsi COO ibis -four; $4,000 bush wheat: lsI.
COZ bush 20. u; o ~ bui bIrley ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

SEEDsl SEEDSl-TmorHY, RED
~ Clover, Red Top orchard GFass, KentuoR Ry Blue
erss and White Dutch Clover. A supply Of the
above Vletes Of raas Seeds Of the test Quality can
always Be had Of d STAIR e SllN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

IIARKET-November 10.
by rELEaRAPH.
FlOur-Market quiet
Whent-Aarket duIl. Sales at s49slJ< and gOySe.
= hecsS1Is-2, tOJ bbls -four; 67OOO bush wheat
ship emts-25,OOU bbls flour; 500 hush wheat
FreiRhIs-Nominal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

wsverly Magazine, New York Ledger,
Scientific American, and other late papers At
Bakers, opposite the POstOfice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
THE INVESTMENT or FORT PULASKI.
$4,000 offered to Release the Rebels

AGoOD GRANGE FOB 4 YANKEE SPECULATIVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

,oro,pn,cnts from among IT 2 feow-citisens, per
Ems of prob,ty aad INTEL .geuce, and bearing true
sIegiancs Ia tho Const mtion and Government Of
lie United Sates who will execute The iooctions y
their respective oice until their places can De hieo
by the action Of The, people, Their authority, Whsh
,Leir popoinlmen. shali have been made, VIII pe
accordingly res 1ected and observed.
To the pcor e thems. Ives the protection OF ie
ernuent il extended. All their rlghis VIII DC uuy
reTnscled.. and their wrongs Iedresbed when inano
kn6w,. Thoqe who through The DARK ana Wesiy
niglt az rebellion have maintained 'heH aiebia np
,nigo Eodersl Government will he honored' INC
rrirg and mirguided will be welcomed on thelr re-
,,,nfS And willie il may become necessary, ID VIM
d,atin0 the violated majesty OF The law, ahd III re-
asserting its imperial sway, 10 punish InIeeen. niu
consco5s treason in high places, 10 merely retaIa'
tory or yindctiye policy will be adopted 70 no'o
ereciaily who in private, unofficial capacity INV
assumed an attitude Of hostility to the "overniieni
a fI and complete amnesty for all past acis anu
declarations is offered upon the one eondiiioh %
their again yielding themselves peaceful czets W
,be uet supfeuacy OF the laws. his ahvlse tneti
TO do for tier own good and for the peace ana wei
tro Of our beloved State, eDdcared to NE ny INC a'
.oea,ious OF long aud active years, and by the en-
! ioyment of her highest nonors.
| And appealing TO my iellow.citileus oil iennes'
rec pont YOU 10 my long public lie as pleueo
for the sincerity of ny motives ana an earnest ioi
the performance Of my present ana ,o,nre ouNsnE
| Fysep,ire once March 10, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
THE FLAG OF THE RED. wHITEAND BLUE,

ADDITIONAL VERSES TO AN OLD SONG.
Ell THE REV. J.. O. FoRxAS.
BLEsT banner Of Freedom thy pinion
Floats wide o. er the land and the sea;
The emblem u peaceful dominion,
Our eyes turn with rapture TO thee.
Though war-clouds and dangers are o. er %,
Thy folds are still dear to onr yiew;
With the flag of our country before az,
We march to the Red, White and Blue,
We march to the Red Write and Blue,
We march to the Red, White and Blue,
With the flag Of our country before us,
We march to the Red. White and Bloc
III.
The glorious ensign ne er sever,
Let it fioat in the e.her above,
Its stars the bright symbol, forever,
Of Union and Freedom and Love.
Msy they never grow dim in their SHINING
Nor fade from their colors go trne,
The stars and the stripes still entwlning,
Hurrah for the REQ, White and Blue.
Though traitors ehall meet and dissemble,
And a.mies OF Rebels ehsll rise,
Our banner shslI cause them 70 tremble
As il waves in the bright Southern skies5
And millions Of patriot voices
Shall the chorus of Freedom renew,
And shout rs the nation rejoices,
Hurrsh for the Red, White and Blue.
Bsssor Barraeks, 81. Louis, Feb, 1862
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approach Here battery fsn" D" n'' ~
Ietorw 'front.'
lwok,b
the channel
commands the approach by the Aushn NH
s lrge
with he
ABANDON
magazine Inc TROOPS ""
egOi eworkar smoo'ooe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

entering the river shows the wisdom Of the measure
Tie ship also took from this point number OF an
chor buoyS to mark out channels at the point oil oP-
eratioDs.
Flag Officer Farragut has Transferred his pcn'
nant 10 The gunboat Scoa, for the nonce, ana iei'
Pass rOuTe on the morning of the 18th Tor shiP
Island. to expedite movements at that point
"The prize steamer Calhoun, which went on q
reconnaissance up the river OH the ih inst proceed
ed az far as Fort jackson, but ssw no sigs Of the
enemy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
EkOMl HATILRAS.

The steamship Marion, Capt. james u Plllips,
from llstteras Inlet March 81, p. m, in ballast 70
United States ouariermaster, arrived ON Wednes-
day morning Sue ,eft Annapolis March - In COM
pany with steamships Fulton, Ericsson and Star OF
tic South. Arrived 1T fatcns Inlet March 30 /
r. IN. No especial news from Newber
The Sth Connecticut ana Alb Rhode Island had I'D
vanoed within four u..les Of Beaufort, n. c. Fort
Macon would DO slormed az soon as rc-oniogoements
arrived. The town OF Goldsborough had been
strongly fortified. LETT the steamships Fulton and
Ericsson az the Inlet.
Pe'Hgot-.Ali0r Binney. raol States + y matter, Geo
D.. bay.cs, Dti,.oA suter.
FROM NoRTH CAkoLisA.-TLe United Ststos
transport sta Of Tie South arrived on "Wednesday
mofnin. nom isters Inlet on the Biol March. She
reports nothing new from North Carolina.
UNos OocUgA1IoN OF PANS TEsN.-THc
Memphis Aypso OF tho Goth snys:
Scouts who arrived a. Humboldt on Friday report
the occu, alton of Paris BY Union force, lU,uOO
strong, on Monday even ~ Last. No resistance was
made by the Confederate troops IN the vicinity a.
the force OF the uniOnists was known t. be over
whelmng.
The MsaDLis ADpea' Of the Goth says the New
Orleans kiVilance louinittco have passed resOlu-
lion dcnonnoug al no trade Ia money 10 the injury
Of the Confederate notes rs traitors; and such a
course il urged on the Mobile Committee OF Safety
also The effect IN New Orleans was TO check the
demand for CON- and the last sale was vi ~ per cent
less than week previous,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
General Evans Reconnciters WoIt0
Edisto Island.
uR FINDS ous FORCES TOO STRONG FOR HIM.

The Rebels Perform Mastery Retreat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13

Leavenworth, Feb. IL.

Leavenworth, Feb. IL.
Greaiess activity prevails At Fort Leav.
enworth in preparations for the expedi.
ton TO start from here under Gen. Hun
ter.
Troops and supplies are being concen.
trated in the southern portion Of the
State, and indications appear favorable
for an early advance.
The General himself is working earnest
ly.sod increasingly in perfecting details Of
the sexpedit.on, and tho department ID
pushed to it, utmost capacity.
Seven regiments Of cavalry, four rsri-
ments infantry, and three 6eld batteries
Of artillery, with parrot and wizard guns,
are nov On route from the East, and daily
expected to join the expedition. which
will be one Of the most formidable vet
organized during the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
THE GATE CITY.
YHURSDAY, FEBRUARY a.
i l0eIt 10 reported that ColIsetor T. II,
Allyn is In town. collecting taxes.

- The glorious news from the Tenn.
eases River and from the Burnside expe
dition sent thrill Of joy through our
whole community yesterday. evening
There was great excitement, and every
body felt good. When the news was an.
nouneed TO the 10th regimentssfser dress
parade, the boys made the welkin ring
with cheer upon cheer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
By TELEGRAPH.
Washington. Feb. IL.

Washington, Feb. IL.
House--Mr. Hickman, from tho Judi
ciasy Com. offered ) preamble .aatting
forth that Henry Wikof, having trans
mitted portion Of the Presidents last
Annual Message for publication in the N.
7. Herald before it was laid before Con.
grcss, aud having refused 70 state before 1
committee, from whom be received il,
thererefore.
Resolved, That ths Sergeant 1t Arms
bring the said Henry Mikof before the
House to answer for contempt
The resolution was adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
THROAT AND LUNGS.

M MS ssssss Of the year when coughs and eolcn
srs troublesome every family should have ssss asa
certain rsnsdy At hand. Ranscn1 Hive syrup and
1sss - The very hine. II IL not only plsaaess ~
eaaidFeh - take, but j. s<stsia epss sos Csosp,
sAospinG Cough, hsonehItis, Asshna Cesghs ana All
aesssssas VI Ne Thress snd Lsngs
sctd " sH Drugsists. Price Is e<nts.
Osders nay b eddressed to-. Z. Kilkinson, Mhsls.
sale Agent, No. 81 Asip- 81, Ksokpt, Iowa.
deetSdlnwN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
commercially ]

s DAiLv GArx Ctry 4Orvicr N
kEox-K Feb II, 62.as 4 4
FLoUR--sspsraseei "; spssss wheatextss 81 rs;
Fail Wheat Extra ess5.
BRAN ANDsHoRfs- solo 4oc y 100 81.
CORN--I3c p bush. II e
BARLEY-asc.
wHkaT-in good demand. FAN ssu7e sfsips u
10 So. Il as8s
RYE-2Jc to 30.
oATS-lSk2
roTAToEs-isosesy ne load .rssaiiaE &C.
suGAR-Nsw Orleans fsir aoa0lik. prime i, ~
iak; clarissd iaaGi3a; crushed aud loaf i7et4
AoLAssks--fiansation $3.50; sagarhcsse 4ss So
Golden Syrup 70D 73c.
CoFFEE-Rio2l0 0se; lava aensG Lasuyra stSecs.
soAP--Paim q, Family SIC. German tciaa ~
07Ac.
cANDIss-ssar1s 0I6, sssarins Is, Mould 70.
= EAHD-s to Sic; rststi Cd {. IS ~ -
BuTTkR-Common 607c; Choice 10, retail i9,s0B
LxATHEk--Sole 0s096: Harness 2s@N.
HIDkS-Dry Toe. xrson \: green aheep psits
30435c; grssn hog skins lie.
- Timothy, nsw o. ee1c %. bated % uuE sIU;
Pratrte ~ %.
sEEDs-TlmotAy d %; Flax seed cote q.
oHiONs-a504oc.
EGGS-7s.
WHITE BEANs-J0c29l 90.
FEATHERS coG2s.
FRUIT Dried Applss si aszsi SOP hu.hel.--
Dried Psaehea 9s2sDe2 -. RaisIna - 0oS e3 o.
cHEksE- Western Reserve &c; Dsnmak Gk37
BKEP-lk92c gross; 324 quarter.
SHkEP-ei so0as ' AAAd.
HOGS-Dresssd o22kc.
6ALT-G. A. e2.se y sack; KanaSha q IS o bar
rel: LivsrpooIe u so0ee ~ p sack; LAKE o. % ,
Dbl.
FIsH-AacksrsI, No. elss0is = bbi.; No z ~
3eic. Ko.s es4elo. White Fish, No. es ooes 50
' half bbi Cod Fish SEQ y b.
RAG6--1tc. st
OLD iRoN-kokctI D. Brass sase h. Cop.
per lO0I3kc D..
ExCHANGE-on Esv York, Bankable Funds !
pr csst'--for gold nominal. st. Louis little doing
and no settled rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13

HIt swell. perhaps, 70 correct the ~
port which has been Published in all the
papers, ours not excepted, Of . great dance
1t the White House. The dancing por-
ton Of the entertainment was omitted,
whether % aooosns Of whispered indig-
nation or because dancing was not in the
bills, we do not know. Bnt even without
dancing, it certainly was a gay and festive
occasion, where very expensive feeding
was done BY very large crowd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
+. EGAL NOTICE.

70 Robert Wilson .--Sir:--You are hereby notified
thar there IL file In the once Of the CLERK OF
the District Court Lee County, Iowa. III Fort MAdi.
son, petition OF Elizabeth Wilson, claiming OF you
divorce from the bonds Of naatrimony now existing
between you and her. for the Guardianship OF her
child born or said marriage for her u suit and
FOR general relief The avernlents OF said petition
are inhunan treatment and wilful desertion.--
fore TIE second day OF the next term OF taid Court
to be begun and held at Fort Madison aforesaid, on
the third Monday In May next defAut and decree ~
prayed for will We taken aSainat you thereon.
SEMPLE FlNLY,
iAnl7d1m An'yafor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13

STATE fAxEs.-A warm debate vas
anticipated 10 The Iowa Senate yesterday
on the bill authorizing collectors to receive
Treasury notes and the notes of the State
Bank in payment Of taxes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
NJ Ar! WAKH WARll!

AL Psmons keeping or having for sale, any o.
kiedsof Munitions OF ,saeh ~ Guss Pistols Re-
vofess and all kindsof An are required MOI
70 selso sny psrsos without ap order from The
siEnsa This order nal bs strictly eeDplisd With.
snderpenaiy offorfsittng all articles nea,loreS
their possession. JOHN ETANNus
Wl3d Surveyor PORT OF COX uk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
HTY BOOK STORE,
Corner Main and Second Streets.
Nexsto Bankinx House ef wn Ths.psoa CO.


New 7ook1.
Tbs City Beck Store ID this day In receips Of IN.
fsiio~ihx shoes literature:
Cecil Dreen,e. ;, Theodore wisshrop.
2hsdev In ~ Mssss, - 6aI n1sfs.
The NOuaehOta ~ nuuyeyte b. . /. Suthorn aAv
Sonxe In Many Ksys, BY ncluss.
AsColIeeeAsns Of hheiiey aad J3yro bv Teelannv
shelley Asmryisls. BY Lady ehsglsy.
Ihe hnjscsed stone, by virein,An
Tom 1snhs,s school DAys a ksrSy
DsQnissy's Opism Eater.
LtefAfy "Reminiscences
5heoiexscal ksaAys,xe.
Hood's Poems, illus and Gold.
LoweIf's
LsDgtsilows Poems, Bins and Geld.
Ms 1snsson's Lows q tAs Posts Blas 4 Cola
:. Characteristics, &C.,
.. xtadss, &C.,
|" Italian Psintess,
Lagesd ofthe Madonna"
ekearhes Of Art,
/. Diary, &C..
Hawseors.s n.rel. t.aa.
House e the Sever Gables.
. 81 k-afiej Letter.
. nosses. fran N Old Manss.
- Twice Told Tales.
= Hnou Imakr
Hiithedsie Nom ancss.
Isongfeiiow's hiAwasha
EvsnScfiae.
The above Books viii be cold 81 Publisher,s pric@s
The public invited 10 call and examine The sssch
ssp6 J. ". OGDEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13

In emory CT the beisye1 Father Haffison Who Ell
the Eight Al Athens. Aug. 1851. and requested his
riends not 70 bury him .twhsrs Tie Ssssssiooist4
'suld run over his grave.
Ths AAy b vasing 4assi
The lsadea shadows fall
IN yondsr starry Tag.
see my funeral pail.
soc my funeral pail;
Yet not with dread and fear;
Who in his coantrys need
would hold his life blood dear.
Yet ~ around my head
These gray death shadows Nv eep
One thought lies heavily
whore shaii the soldier Sleep
Where shall the dear wife come
To ask her soldier's God
For healing aud for help
To kiss the smising rodp
And where ny Children feet
Shall tread With reverent air,
So light - scarce 70 crush
The visists broodins therea
Al ! many heart vhoss blond
The strangers soil viii sa@ep,
VIII sigh thai never love
Shall mark his place OF Sleep
AK xnOthef Boon -
Not even love could bless
The spot where iraitors stsp
In nockery might Pseas.
Methinks, could not sleep
With foot npon ny grave
That tram pies In the dust,
The banner OF tho brave
So bury me, dear wits,
Not whers your t<ars may GOV,
Not where our chiidrsn's feet
May softly come and go.
But bear me hence, snd make
The loyal soldiers bed
Where deseersting step
OF traitor may not tread
Ross EAnsoan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
Washington. Feb. 1o.

=, p. official report Of =Lieu. eon,dg.
Phillips, Of the Conestoga, to flag officer
Foote, and the htter's Official account OF
the capture Of Fort Henry are published,
but present no new features.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
4 Manbag.

The reported bombardment 1t For
Piekens u humbsg, and was originates
by Southern rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13
GHERIFFSSALE.

Is
STATE or IOWA. LxK Coesry--SS:
BY virtue Of special execution TO me directed is
sued By he Clerk of Court ~ said county,
q decree against Edwin II Dohr have LEVIED t,pon
and will se,i the highest bidder At the door Of the
CLERKS oec OF Che District pcnrt Of Lee eoumy Iowa,
at KeoxuK in sAih county on the 9Th day 81 Febru
ary. A. D. 1aoR between the hours " o'ciocK nj.
aud o'clock p. m Of said DAY, commencing a. 2
os = ,.lo my properly s.x, +, T1sscn,A.
ton three E3 audthe east half ,s1 Of tn southwest
quartsr ft1 or said section, township s,xty-sx fGGl
rsasn. isvea upe and 10 10 soa 5, order Of Cour,
TO satisfy ssid writ Of executi0n.
Ksexnx, Jan ~, is6s.
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jnQ0d Nv d. h. SMITH. Jr., Deputy.
SHEKlFFs SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Lxs COUNTESS.
ny virtue q special execution tome directed, Ia
BY ths Clark o. the District Court Of sad county
, q 'Posa rsss9 Yer
decrss axainst John Understood, Michael Grlai1h.
VIM soa s |. .A.s
door u the CLERKS Odcn Of the DtAfct Court OK bee
.ounsy Isxa = K.4lnh e ssia county 2, shs ~
sns;ss y sa 4 III sils~iss u parry
M g: Gs 81. & ; .s ,. sns r..
fol wsst; hs south Aaif I 81 ssstlon liz s, Town
ship sixiyrix lss nosh range six l6l vesI the nm
divided eghths OK the ess half NJ Of The
south-west quarter iJ u section fourteen Hal ana
the updividrd threeeieh I'd Of The fractional north
ss a and z: . unSs,sss
VI ssclion il. and the und sided
hfss -eKths IN d the south half i otsecton nine
Etseu TEL all Iii township sxty-kix 66l north, range
ave ISL vest. In Lee coansy, Iowa.
aksn levied upon and 70 b sold b. ord< Of Court,
10 satisfy sid writ Of xecuteu.
kscEAS, Isaa.sy 2 ]. ~ srnars
6hsfif Of Lss coonty.
ja1sd ~ p, y on1Iu. j., OepsAy.
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IN memory cfths believes Father Hafsisoa, Who fell
In the Eight Al Athens. Aug 1851. and requested his
friends not 70 bury him .swAsrs The ssesssiopists
would run over his grave"