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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
Legal Notice.

TOHN SLONECKER and Joseph Slonecker,
81 of the County of McDonough, and State
of Illinois, are hereby notified that on the six
teenth day of December, A. D. 1862, Isaac Couts
as Administrator of John Slonecker, late of the
County of Tuscarawas, and State of Ohio, de-
ceased, filed in the Court of Probate, within and
for said County Of Tuscarawas, petition a.
gainst them and the other heirs at law Of the
said John Slonecker, deceased, the object and
prayer Of which petition is to obtain an order
Of said Court authorizing him as such Admin
strator, to sell and convey the real estate
whereof said intestate died, to wit: the East
half of the s. E. or. Of Sec. 2l, in TIP. s, R. 2,
containing 80 acres, and the West half Of the
s. W. Or. Of Sec. rs, in TIP. s, R. l, containing
80 acres, situate in the County of TuscaraWas,
and State Of Ohio, and that said Administrator
will apply to said Court for such order, on the
thirty-frst day of January, A. D. 1868.
]. G. HANCE,
Dec. 10, 49, 4w. Atty for Petr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
universaIist Meetings.

Rev. s. P. CARLTON, of Parkman, o, will
preach at Chapin's Hall, New Philadelphia,
on Friday evening, Feb. 9th, 1868. Also, on
Saturday evening and Sunday, morning and
evening, Feb. 7th aud 9th. Ageneral attend
anOe is respectfully invited, %
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

The First colored regiment of Kan
sas Volunteer infantry was mustered in
to the service of the United States, at
Fort Scott, on the 18th instant, by Ma
jor 7 j. Weed, Assistant Acting Ad-
jutant General. After the forms of
mastering were concluded the Major
made speech to his colored brother
soldiers, in which he told them they we're
henchforth to be forever free, and that
he trusted they would soon become the
model military organization of the war
Since the regiment was formed over
four hundred have skedadled, leaving
only four hundred and eighty on duty.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

THE Legislature of Indiana recently
passed resolution of thanks to Cover.
nor Horatio Seymour, of this State, for
the cable and patriotic defence of the
constitution, the laws and liberties oil
the American citizen, contained in bis
late message to the Legislature of the
State, and particularly for his just and
high appreciation of the interests, posi-
tion and patriotism of the great North
west. IN. Y. Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

., One Joseph Harris writes to the Bel
mont Chronicle that the II year locusts
will be on hand this year. We cannot
understand why the people are to be af'
ficted by the Abolitionists aud the Lo'
Gusts at the same time.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

Old Abe is relieving more Generals
BE is like man far gone in consump.
tion-relieves the regular doctor, and
tries patent medicines until they kill
him va tat..'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
Tho. EegEOes Riding a. Soldiers
Footing 1t. 3D..

Tho, EegEnns Riding & Soldiers
~ Footing II. .
The Memphis correspondent of the
Chicago Times says:
"The application of the Emancipation
Proclamation already excites great in.
dignation among officers and men. Ev-
cry train that passes over the road is
crowded and loaded down with fugitives
claiming their freedom and the protec-
tion of the army. Not train passes
but what sick and foot-sore Union SOL
dierS are denied transportation, and com.
PEELED to either drag YEARLY along, or
sink hopeleSSly into regimental hospi.
tails, or lie down by the roadside A.
buses like these cry to Heaven for cor>
reetion, and, if not corrected, can only
end in ruin 10 the army"
1t will be remembered that the 8Oth
Ohio is near Memphis guarding the
above road. 1t is not very consolng to
the relatives of those brave boys to learn
that the negro is allowed to ride, while
the sick and foot.sore Tuscarawas Boy
has no favor of the kind. If the people
do right we will get done with this nig-
ger elevation before long.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

A letter from Capt Parrish of the 9Sth
Ohio at New Haven, KY. Jany. 18th,
says,
"The weather is very cold with 2 feet
Of snow on the gronnd. We expect to
leave in few days for Nashville.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
DeSertiOnS.

1t is said that $4,000 troops from
Massachusetts have deserted, and are
now at home. What brave men are
these Yankees!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
NOTICE.

Simeon Jennings has deposited money in
y the County Treasury under the Statute
for the redemption of the following tracts of
land sold at Delinquent tax sale at the Court
House in New Philadelphia by the County
Treasurer on the second Monday in January
A. D. 1861, to John Laughlin:
Range /, TIP. 10, Or l, Pr Lot 5, 40 acres
J., 10, Or tp |, q" 4, 95 "
Auditors Office Tus. Co. 0.
B.. F. HELWIG, Auditor.
New Philadelphia Jan. 16, 1868.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
To the Creditors of the Estate of
George Bowers, Deceased,

SAID estate having been represented insol-
- vent, the period of six months from the
date of this notice is allowed creditors to bring
in and prove their claims against said estate
The subscriber will receive and audit such
claims during said period at his residence in
Dover township, Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
GEO. W. SLINGLUFF, Admir-.
Jan. 16, 1853. 3w$ asgo lpp 4fss
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
who arc i'm the Army.

A member ofcompany D, 1l8th reg
iment, O. V. l., in writing to the Han
cock Courier says that the company to
which he belongs, (Capt Howard's)
numbers S6 men, 80 Democrats and 6
Republicans. So it is everywhere. Fhe
Democrats are in the army, while AbOl-
itionists stay at home. When these re.
turn where will the negro, worshipperG
beH We answer, just where they be.
long. sE
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

Ben Wade received 35 majority for
u. S Senator in the Legislature, having
received all the republican and abolition
votes. A. Bates and Is members elec.
ted as Union Democrats voted for Thom.
as Ewing, and all the Democrats voted
for Hugh Jewett. 1t is cruel satire
on 100000 Ohio soldiers now fighting
for the Union, to be represented in the
Senate by man who denounces the U.
nion of our fathers.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COmmenoino Mnu 5th. 1852.

Commencing May 5th, 1852.
Train leaves New Philadelphia as follows:
800 A. NJ; arrives at Bayard Ills A. NJ;
Cleveland $50 P. NJ; Pittsburgh 1926 P. NJ.
RETURNING.
Leaves Pittsburgh at l250P. NJ; Cleveland
at 9.25 A. NJ; Bayard at 4.3O P. NJ, arrive at
New Philadelphia at t7.95 P. NJ.
in. MCCULLOUGH, Pres't,
F. R. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

AY We are indebted to Dep. Clerk
j. D. LAUGHEAD, for the following list
Of Grand and Petit Jurors, for the com.
ing Term Of Tus Com. Pleas Court
GRAND JURORS.
BucES--Peter Everhart.
Dover-Dennis Boren.
Goshen-Jabob Doerschook, John
English, James McDonough.
Mlll-Thomas Seward, James Edie.
OGford--John Blair, Thomas Laug'
head.
RuSh--William Latta, Jr. Rudolph
Gram.
Sugar Creek--James R. Walter.
Sandy-A. Davis.
Warren--Daniel Smith.
YorE--Samael Forcythe.
PETIT JURORS.
Auburn--Joseph Cherryholmes.
Dover--Christian Hoselton.
FrankRn--Christian Steese.
FdirJield--Bazallell Waltz.
Goshen--George Wright.
Laurance--Fredrick Lebold
OGford--David Sells.
Sandy-Michal Evens.
Unlon--R. S. Lacy.
WaShington--Henry Taylor.
Wayne--Jacob Willick, William Hen
dersOn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30
New Advertising Rates.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers Of papers
in New Philadelphia, to take effect from and
after January l. 1868;
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-30

tY-D DR.. J. D. Otis, has moved into
his new Office, nearly opposite the one
lately occupied by Dr. Buell. ia
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RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
$50 -usa-.s~
II n 1 L II Q ~ ID
sAg. FsIlzisSs 4 ssggaggs
RAILROADS.

- ~ -. &C -'''''f Ss's w st,2fs
shortest Route ny rbiriy uiiesi
Nu CHANGE of Cafs 10 CINCINNATI, b, this RotfE
change ~ q ne. Ca aud after Monday, Apfli
~, atd unil further netice
Three tfainsleeye Indianapolis ss Sundays esceri)
utiHsttUAlN abth AM CINCINNATI fNPhtsal
arrives ~ rmuihnat ~ lulnA N and Lexington
NJ ITO y ahd tlnar connections A. Cincinnati with
ti'Ne NJ ni, tneulhith W. hanpsvlle and Marietta
hhHtaia, iut al pHhls ih southern uhu.
Auraml tfah iiun a. Cincinnati Mail, arrives Al
Cincinnati 40 = N making ulnse connections With the
tius Mam hAllfuad lnf ihtpiahi, Nuffnw, Columbus,
NpNafh, HinuFtillp. anl Wheeling
thifi fam oah T. n, Cincinnati Hkpfess, arrives =,
Cincinnati iihb T.. n
Var iana a. ~ ans uhpt fnuip
tail nf YOUR iFhuih 80 the HdAhapna aud Cincinnati
hAuFnHd
hastlHn checked lhfuugh
" y is Nuhit, ipnpfal frhe Agent
2. W tNiuti tipnefil rtispHGpf Auunit
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
u,SHuIts.
I,vrux STABLES.

n ARRlsoNA HANK No no Kast sshiugton stree
opposite the Sentinel pnrp mayt
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pn,es AND MEDICINES.

w Al G1.FNS CO. New York Store, ny
w Gooiswholesale and Retail, Glenns' nltek Eas
n ashlngton street mayh
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ADvEKTIsINc IN THE WEEKLY.

Advertisements published ia both the Daily and the
weekly SESTfsFt will Be charged The ill Daily rates
wtL one half the werkiy rates added.
Business Notices pnblhed IN the local columns, 20 ten
INES UNDER will he charged Tor each insertion 81.
ten lines ten cents psriiu
Charges will be made fnr inserting the notces II the
following Orders Societies aud Associations ~ the rates
NAMED. e. he paid in advance:
Military Companlss, Order - O'h tell0w-, Masonic
Orders i.i,t violent Seceties and Singing S,cleties
For each notice eSeeenr lines - cents for each
Insertion. eight lines ~ this rate
ANNOUNCING deaths with funeral notice attached I'll
without notice free
Marriage Soticss 50 cents
Notice. ~ Festivals Fcues aud ENoursons, gotten up by
individuals associations hy churches. ~ The regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices. hen lines over will be charged double
the usual rates
Advertisements making les than three lines, Inserted
0nre Ia ihs Daily, will be charged hfy cents.
Yearly advertisers topaz quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices ~ every description
be CHARGED at the of fl 90 fo each name IN the
Daily ard f7 The Daily and Weekly the same % bc, IN
all casss. paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted ~ the expense ~ the at
tornss orsrng and desyablc for the legal proceed
Inss bat collscishls a. our usual iim" Publishers not
accountable FOR the accuracy - eval advertisements be
yoni the amount charged for their Publication.
Ki.nFR. uAHkNtss hlHGHAM,
rfopfisots Indiana state Sentinel.
NJ IllFORp,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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DAVIS \ CO. tnloe teanlty, pela~ste street, cp
!. pusis union neref
~ AHsftMAN A viSfuN, Washington Faunit ,ni
Msahina NpAs, eaai end tnien hprei mSap
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NOTICE.

To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c., &c.
FENliE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years given their particular attention the sale
the above articles, feel confident Of their ability a. dis.
pose of consgnments sent 90 them very
terms. Any persoh desiring Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their address 10
ABRAM KNIGHT SONS.
iune29 dbm % Water street, New York.
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LIQUORS FOR SALE.
PURE LI0OuRs,

n HAVE on HAND AT ny Dfs1ILLkRY. NILS
Scaih Of Town. ANAL LOT q purs lqucu foF sals
do well % cs nasdi-ssly a. thesr lqaor ~i b. 49,
- soon ,s possible. Cal n my rc<1<D<s. 80 Me
south u lndlAnsruhs. lease erier< vk n Hocs<4
In The eity. a Boxf0EE.
spris-dln
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FuNNO passenger trains daily (Sundays eNccptsd) be-
y twcvu indiauapo. and Madison.
LeaNv thc luiou Depot Indianapolis, at q 80 A.
and T. ~ afris ug al Mai.soual li35 \ NJ. aud so
4.
lfafe thr Depot - Msll-uu At 8 4 ~ aud A. ~, ar
rlv'ug ~ hflaapoli, ai II a N AMI Sl0PM
The iralu leaving indantp poll. at go A. ". connects
with ilnt raNinr Columbia. az 40 A NJ. Tor shelby
vllr and kashvllle, arriving a. ehelyyilc 90 1885 A ~
aud Hu.hyillc az lg3u NJ
Leaving Nusb.ilic ~ anP NJ. Shclhyellic a. s.55 r.
NJ, copnrCts a. Cniamhus with the and ". train
rvlng either lndanspar - Madison the .ame
ing
th Road forms tine with the Packets az Madison for
the trapof 81 freight hcfveen Cincinnati and In
dianapols aud points Wet
Tara Of freiehts a. low as by any other route.
shippers and merchants West will IND So their
49, O. ship by this line.
fcbs D. c BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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7IVATE HOSPITAL.
MilLlNERS.
NJ I SIS J. D0Y Z E

DIGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES or IN
Id disnapolis aud vicinity that she will open Show
Rooms No Rates House Block. West Washington
street. Miss. Doyle intends keeping Paris hillnary
Emporium, where az all times be fopnd the best as
sorfmen of Bonnets Ribbons French Flowers, FuDles,
Brd. wreaths and all goods usually TO be found In a
frst class establishments hiNs Doyle ntenda making In
disnapols her permanent deDce and will AZ aIlmes
keen the best and desirable goods be found
he The patronage of the Pnhie l. respectful
solicited. sprc-d,y
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mrAl.,NtArr Aa,Nrs.
uooNs AM srAvsoNuux,

lp0NfN, STEWART 4 TO wholesale and retail heal
srs ~ iAHks aud stationery and frinlets' MaieIiH
n. y West NsshiNslon street spfad
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
X ~ 1 j. IL - ~ u
1868 gN E u i ss. 1868
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
NsN ilauIe az tHtguao VIA "A ok ouao
~ MutFs SHORTER THAN AIRY oruFn aourF


an AND AFffR MuNnAN, Arm 20, lsaa, tfeins
~ Faus wil ht fup AZ inllnea
chWago HNpfefa Train viii isave indianapolis AZ
~ "a T. A., afriVt ai kekuHo ~ $40 T. ", "a time 60
make clue connection with train the Cincinnati aud
Chicago Az lime Railroad tor iaganspnfi, Valparaiso
aud thicaso, and arrive atlrm ~ 4a0 T.. NJ,
hrurnlug, thr same lrtn will leave Peru al l20 ",
making 0su cannpstiups with The y fi train frou chs
cage, and arrive at indianapolis Al ago \ N,
Mail Train viii leave Indianapolis 90 iah T. NJ,
stepping al ailstatinus aud arriving Peru Ia tiue 20
make connections With the trains the Toledo aud Wa
bash Railway, for Wabash, Huntingdon, hort Wayne, 10.
ledu aud Detroit
Returning, The same train will leave peru 1T $40
NJ after the artival Ut the train on the T. u, w.
tromthe Easl, and arrive a. indianapolis a. lw0n A. NJ
in time to make eonne, tens for al points Hast south
AMI West
AChcaTp ENptesttteiu viii leave indianapolis a. riaO
4 NJ making rnsr connect ions 40 knknmo with lfiu for
Loganspnri. Nalparalso and Chicago. and arrive at
Peru ~ lUs A. II ntnc tu make connection with trains
gonF Hat and Nesi on The Toledo nd Wabash Rail.
way
Returning thr same train vii leave Peru a. lt,lbP
making close connection ht kokomu With the trains
on thr ,ncuuati aui Chicago Air Lane a. from Chicago,
Nalpar,sn snd lossusPoti, aud arrive At indianapolis at
tlu y. NJ, in time W coHuecl with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville aui other points,
DAVID MACY, ti,nrral Agent aud superintendent
v D. Mstorr. 6enrral Ticket Agent fch2a. ~ iy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
THE GATE CTTY.]


re GOveynDsnt ana th0 vvlGSvvS q
AT DeOSossA 1olG1e1o. s,s /,
The 0overnmeut il most libsrsi toward
The widows md families u dspsassl scl-
aisn. Il ~ provided aboassyof 0lee,
tossshsr With : psasies o. Is Pr nesth
for those who have bssn % unSostuaaas
. . lsss ! lathsr srhssbssa e shs Altar
q thsir, country. Bst thsss slAins nuSt
b 1sgally sssabEihsd bsfsss - prepsF
Butseus 4 Washisgtoa. nd those istar-
sstsd should loss ~ dine n sending Il
their claims, - he nnnbss il fast ~
cumuhting, and svery dsy's delay viii
osuss 4 last months dslsy in it, ID
justmsnt. Measn. WILLIA,6s = KIHo,
on Third street, srs the oldast md prob
ably the most popular sgents for ne
prosecutions Of these claina m the ety.
Those having such or any other kisd q
settlsmsats TO make with the gevsrnmsni
would Do veil TO give thsm : call.
January l2-dH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

16rSidney Smith says that naakind
are always happier foe hsrine been hap.
py; 70 that if you make themhappy now,
Jon make them happy twenty years. hence
BY the memory Of il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

1 I've AZ glad o-l11s1 ID ~ III
'lok terpmaR Ga7ts gsls I'm, q a.
~ a, HI Rseinsat s1a.as : aais
ehanes u y pspsstS4 - = ~ go, y
th4s laiRsat, Qspl ~ t.1n
satis6sd HE tsst fisads. an1 = h = IL
senior liaAa III, and entitled - M b
lrenesion, xs t4i{k tks1s din bs1e desbt
bpt that ne Goyarnor will appoiat him
. the v.uancy nov sxisting. Il \. NJ: 4.
pr.sosAI.-Capt. John q. leCnry..,
a Co. g, Third iosA Cavalry, 1aese4
through the city yesterday % his way
ftcn fhs 6sid y his home Ii va Barren
county. Y III % g =
The Captain hAs besa constantly in The
6sl& 11ee - ,nlbanent 1srly iAtlswar,
and has greatly Distinguished himself in !
number dssvele ssoAgsnssta He j. .
faithful and conpsteoS s1is9, the idol Of
the men whom h. comnssds, md dsssFvsa
we'll Of his country and Ais State. he i
detaled By Gen. Curtis 70 recruit tcr re
Sd Cavalry, and win probably psaaaia IN
this part Of the State awhile for that pur-
pose. s1ruf. e4ss4s4ssI q HI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

. ~ We shoa.d round every day Of
stirring action with m evening Of thought.
We learn nothing from our experience
anless We muse upon il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

AsorHEs AasEsr.--Ysstsndey Colonel
Dougherty picked mp in our city another
Clark county bHahvbfeksF by name Of
VIM. Stssas, ~loa hs6pand snplsysa in
. store. Stseis Had besn under arrest in
May lsss, taken the osth and given bonds.
ia September he violated thsse and en-
tsred the gusfrilIs scrviss. Hs was par
tsed st ono time By orr men, but having
! fast hoss made his sacspe, il ~ nAan-
time inviting osr men V coaps On, - be
hAd friends in the brush to welcome them.
BE j. nov in the hands at the Provost
Marshal,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

y D1sCaAAGnD.-Ths Provost Harahal
yesterday discharged : man. whose hotns
i near Athens, No, y nans Of Aldrsd,s
who Ind violated his oath y psrssasion.
of bic rebel neighbOn- Aldrsd is weak
MINDED mar. and haa besn kept here for
ehas and other reasons in prsisrsnce y
sending On 70 81 Louis. He il now very
psaitent. has agaia taisn the oath, and
bon sarollsd h he 6tats Militia, and By
care q Il. Uaion nsighbors, it il thought,
win Be kept al right. He has had gssd
EetAncs 70 reflect and come to his senses
In i ihrse months confinement.
- We hAvs some curious specimens
Fef cAiragraphy and tasts, sxhibiAsd = M
|disscsion 81 lsttsrs assnosoaa;onAlly ia ths
Post O6kcs. One lsaters NJ addrssssd
III Kn H, which muss ~ acknowledged
| IA original spelling, but ~ ~ ont d
| fhssnsy y ~ iHdhn idicm. anpkhet -
M = addfssssd NJ y s ss'ss s-. zass IS n y
1asyil 81 ,ovn (ths latter srahed.
eouaty danvil n !. n II
- stofss ss a a q s.r' &
sai s-24.ase.. s5 M sa#
Gains neal
"a i'll, 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

~ 0sn. Butler in his speech q Bos-
ton, said cotton could Be raised by free
lsbor. and yield ! handsome profit At ten
cents pound A tax cf ten 'cests =
pound would yield ssum sufficient 70 pay
Interest on our entire war debt. Cotton
,is now selling 1t Fifty and sixty cents Z
pound. a..sag Il i
4 n Az nothing csn b more conduo.
tive to security, 70 nothing can bettsl
insure : quiet snd pleasant life, than Il
lire innocesdy, and uPoa no ossasion T.
violate the common covenants q peacs
and prepriety. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

~ Among the number Of killed q
the storming of Ariaaas Post We noties
the following names Of soldiers from
Iowa: a ~
dee. Jackson, 3la lows; Arson Low
ell, Sist lows; Reuben Bilslard, ist To-
ws Battery A. Gilbert, lst Iowa Bate
~; j. Rogers, 3lst Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

EscAPE.-Jacob Landau, one of the
two Germans committed for store rob
bsr;es so0e time siace, escaped night BE-
fore lasA from the callaboose, through
thu nsgIgsscs Of the keeper.
Esq. Martin, only the day prsvionp.
lad cautioned the keeper 70 keep the
prisoser closely coo6asd = night bst nct-
withstanding this 10 was ssat into he
basement for ! hackst 81 coal in the even
ling, watched By boy, and while the boy
vas waiting on the Aeor above, sslipnd
oat Of large basenent window and na1s
rod his 1scape. M II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
- For good fresh baltimore Oysters
80 70 Kellogg 4 Birge.

- A mechanic Il not wasting his
time when Sharpening hin tools. nor :
professional man when reading The ele-
nsntsry works Of his profession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

! ~ We learn from TIE Nessrs. Tat.
lie, q Huntington, that 81, 600 Or SC, 600
hogs win b packed u De- Aoines thia
season, u which they sut ever I, 900. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

PEasoNAL.--We learn thst ! nnmhes
OF our veil known citizsns, who have
been absent for some time. including
Capt Morrison and Nesrs Clagets, Gray
Asd Pssl returned Saturday evening, oil.
- " suppose. with their pockets lined
with Green backs. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

0ass City Ferry Doas Or4ofea Mach
- Kookuk.
In answer to his representations. Mr.
Sample rsoeived the following Telegram
from ST. Louis, on Saturday:
HEADQUARTERS, 6r. LouIs, No,
s Jan. Esd, 1868.
10 II. ". Sample:
s0ate City" ordered TO return from
vicksbarg to Keokuk.
N. p. CHTPMAN,
Colonel and Chief Of Staff.
Thus The public have the prospect q
ample accommodations and brisk oen
petition and - good time coming" j
the matter Of ferriagc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

BANKERs.-We call attention % the
card 81 VIM. Thcmpson 4 Co, Banken,
who have extssaivs arTaagsnsuts md "a.
csllent facilities for eGscting collestions
and exchanges, both in the East and il
Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

~Thara aaas soms twelve o. 6lissG
men now in the Guard House. and th,
Provost Marshal picked up Two o. thre'
more dsssrssrs yesterday.