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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
The wheeling press and the Soldiers


Editors Lntslligeneer
The writer for the Press does not like
the position in which he is placed by his
course in regard to the soldiers vote. He
feels uncomfortable and worries himself
with fretful explanations which are not
satisfactory to himself or any body else
He says "we have never intimated that the
soldiers were corrupt or not entitled to
vote" If he will read the editorials ofthe
Pres for the last three months, be will find
in them a continual groOling against the
soldiers vote! Everybody who reads the
Press knows this to be true.
But what does the Press writer say a
little further on in the same article in which
he uses the language quoted aboVe2 Mark
the phraseology '.Lf eUery soldier in camp
,UitHin the Limits of the nelo State does not vote,
then ire are greatly mistaken, and zoe think
the internqLs 1viL find their Uote much smaller
than they anticipate"
What does this language mean7-that all
the soldiers within the limits of the new
State, whether from Ohio, Pennsylvania or
elsewhere, will vote! Is not this charge
that the soldiers are corrupt Will an hon
est man vote when he is not entitled to dc
so7 But the Press writer piles it on still
stronger. The language just quoted init
mates that all the soldiers UiH UOts for tht
nev Stat, land this after all is where the
shoe pinches) which of course classes then
with the ''infernalS" mentioned in the para.
graph quoted.
According to the Press standard then
the soldiers, with all the New State men
are "infernals," and yet in the same article
we find him saying that 'we have too ma.
ny relations and friends in their ranks fol
one moment TO impugn their character O
deny them any lawful right"
take leave of this Press writer by com
mending him to the sympathy aud com
passion and forgiveness of his s'infernal'
friends among the soldiers and others. III
evidently does not know what he is doing
and should not be held to strict account
ability. FAIR PLAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
The United States,


WHEREAs, two informations were S,a5 ., a..
District Court of the United States for tbe
western District OF Virginia, by the Attorney of the
United States for said District, on the 5th dav ~
March A. D. 1868, against the real and personal nro
erty credits and effects OF John Knote In said fnor.
nations mentioned, praying for the causes therein
stated that said real and personal property credits
ana effects may be confscated, condemned and sold as
forfeited 70 the United States, and the same have
Now therefore, In obedience to the monitor OF The
sad Court 70 directed, do hereby cite all persons
Claiming any interest in said real aud personal prom
erty credits and effects Of the said Jshn Knote a.
knowing, or having anything to say Why the same
should not be condemned according to the prayer Of
the said tniormatons, that they be and appear be-
fore the said Court at Wheeling on the 9Th day Of
April next IL the same shall lie day jurisdiction
not, on snext day OF Jurisdiction thereafter thtn
and there to interpose their claims and make their AZ
legations In that behalf
Dated March q, 1868.
EDWARD N. NORTON,
o. 8. Marshal Western Dist Of Va,
BENZ. II. SIXTH, Esq, District Attorney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
Persons EntltIeatovots ro.no,...

All persons who have been in the State
one year and in the county where thew r..
side thirty days, are entitled to vote to.
morrow. See Section 9th of the Schedule
aud Section LIST of the Constitution of the
New State. Voters will remember hi.
fact aud see that those who do not know
it are made acquainted with it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright ~ now they wave,
Still make Il lead our rankBin war,
StilI doat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TOtraIl It through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow Il TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

PUBLIC SALE OF VAL UABLEREHT-
ESTATE.
T WILL, on Monday, the 9th day Of April. offer fo,
j public sale, at the front door OF the Can't ~
honSe, the south half of Lot numb red one bnnJrsd
AID thirty our, on Fourth street. on which q erect
ed tWo-story frame house fronting on The street.
and two story brick dwelling on the rear Of III
m0T4S.td "REMINISCENCES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

OFE1ChkGS AND SOLO
DIERS IN THE LIMITS OF THE
PROPOSED NEW STATE OF WEST
VIRGINIA.
r HAVE learned within few days past, that GER
j tain parties who are opposed to the formation of
circulating a report that 1t will be dangerous for
those opposed to the New State to vote the coming
election account Of apprehended violence frim the
soldiers who may be at the different precincts This
report Is intended for mischief and Is circulated by
politicians, WhO short time since, supposed they
could defeat this great measure 80 long and Ardently
desired by the people Of West Virginia. But when
those politicians went among the people they found
such great uuI nmity Of sentiment In favor of the
to cover an ingorious retreat-put the above report
into circulation, to excite In the minds of few dis
loyal among deeper tired, IL possible inst
the patrOric Union soldiers who defending their
families and property from rebel violence.
Now lest any person may be misled by these per.
sons, hereby inform the people there shall be fair
and unmolesed election held for the purpose of tax
New State, at the time appointed by the Convention
To secure this eud, earnestly ask the Command
ants OF Posts, where soldiers are stationed where
elections are to be held to take great caro- that all
who desire to vote on the day OF election, may have
the privilege unembarraSsed from any source
From the uniform courtesy with which have here.
tofOre been treated by the Commandments OF the
United States forces, from officers Of all grades
make this request with great confidence that It will
the soldier who has given the earnest of his attach
ment for liberty and free institutions by going into
the Union army, will most gladly protect every free
man In the enjoyment Of his franchise instead Of t.
mar2s-it FIJI PEIaPoINT, Governor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
WANTED

DY PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION HOUSE
~ an energetic MAN, having general knoWIedge
OF Westernproduces and who can influence WegteFn
trade. Satisfactory reference required. AddresS AZ
g. P. Box 35T1, Philadelphia, Pa. =.
mhr23-l vr-ic&Co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
TO THE LADIES OF WHEELING.

DATENT HAIR oRIMPER-Thi, mode Of Jrss.-
Il ing the hair being much in favor for both
morning and evening toilet, the inventor has bro
dueo an article for that purpose by which any lady
may DRESS her own hair without any injury to it.
From the peculiar preparation given the wood ont
OF which the Crfmper is made, it retains Just the
necessary degree Of heat twheu the direction IL
strictly i9oEed) to perform Its work SO as to show
Its beautiful effects for several days
rms article is very popular in the Eastern citFe,
and is for aalo at the Variety Store Of
80, D. Nlc0LL BRO,
EHar$4 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
EASE AND COMFORT

"AN01 tA4NO OOMEOhI.
VARIOUS circumstances have delayed the de-
par ure of DR.. Kendall the successful On
oOrns and Bnnions but the principal of these Is the
great demand for his services which his peculiar
treatment hascaused but he must assure those per
sons who intend to honor him with CALL that other
VIII preclude the possibility Of his re-
mai1ing after Friday next the 9th lust
Office, 1913 NcLnre House
have seou DR.. Kendall remove n rafnfuI Corn. and
was well pleased with the success Of the operation
J. FRISSELL, Md
had an inveterate Corn removed by DR.. Kendall
without pain. II. p PERSY
mar2i-3I*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
FOR RRNT

ISss THE large and elegant dwelling on Fourtt
e. street, the residence Of the late Archibald Panii
ESQ, and now occupied BY Mr.. John Hunter
Apply 70 20 r. r. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
PoILAcK,s coLUMN.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE.
POLLACK,

Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadel-
phia prices for
CASH oKTEEl
zoo Doc LADIES COTTON HOSE.
OSlly 500 do Mems do 5do.sasss s=a-s-sgs SKA
so dozen PollacEs best Ladies' and Gents Kid
~ Gloves, best In the market.
100 do Hoop Skirts a-'-i = 81
so do Ladies' Venice Gauntlets.
~ so do CollRretts. fs1 - a.
200 gross Guttknecht's best Pencils rubber heads
? u do Morton's genuine Gold Pens and Holders.
200 reams Cap and Note Paper. -
$50 II best Envelopes, white, straw and bun. i
so doz Soldiers Portfolios, Wallets and Portmo-
st- mics.
so do Diaries for 1858.
1000 do Phillips Spool Cotton, best In market
200 do ]. 4 r Coats do do
500 lbs German Linen Thread, equal to Marshal's
best.
r. 100 deg Pipes, some Meershaum.
so Shoe Brushes, Dusters and Whisps.
% do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
400 do India Rubber Combs Of all descriptions,
500 do Linen and Silk handkerchief.
800 do NecEties.
so n Havana Cigars, direct Importation
10 cases PowhAttaR Pipes.
100 dog best Black Inks, 2 OF bottles.
100 Currency Holders -s
In fact, everything belonging to Notion House,
and enough to supply. West Virginia during the
Remember, terms cash at
mars - - AUGUSTUS PoLLAoRs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
PUBCIC SALE OF LOTS ON WHEE
LING ISLAND

T'HE undersigned will, as Trustee of the estate Of
E6enezsr Zane deceased, ofTerlat auction, at the
Wednesday, the 18th day of March next, large U
number number OF building OTIS on Wheeling Island Most
OF ihese lots lie on the highest part of Island and
embrace many Of the most desirable on the town
plat; F.R. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
Inc above sale Is postponeduntil Wednesday, the
p l0SSloSe,..- mhr19-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

RPocKET BOOKS AND PURsBs
R HSRr s!O Ss: Of Turkey Morocco PORT MON.
best In the market, for sale by ''-t Hnteo the
ma11s-,s JOS. GRAVES & CO,
- a. No. 80 Monroe strest
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
FOR SAFE.
For Sale or Rent.
House ON Main Street to Lief.
FOR RENT.

CONTAINING a tine storeToom, besides tile dwell
" ling part. Possessi on the first of April. En-.
quire Of lJan26l PRYOR FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

a "A good two-story brick DWELLING HOUSE,
8 on aAmpden street. Applyto
Ieb1O HARPER L BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-PARTNERSH1P heretofore existing be-
4 tween Thos. Hughes and NJ. @. Leech, in the
name OF Thos. Hughes, Is this day dissolved b, mn
toal eonse & H. o. Leeet will che / a:inoso
which will be under the charge of Thos Hughes and
SOlicts continuance Of the very liberal patronAge
extended to the late firm. THOS HIJGUES
Wheeling, March 2, 1868. .- II. @. LEESH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
PH0T0GRAPH Albums

lust RECEIVRD, aud Tor sale at lel, tban man,,
u heturors' prices, by TIL HIGGINS
H1AEh Aonroe street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
w H E Ell IN e. T:

wednesday Morning, March IS, '6s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
COAL OIL hANIP DEALERS,
ATTENTIONS
FOR SALE,

- ALI THAT HOUSE, AND LOT on Zane, be-
Ea tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
lathe undersigned as dwelling house and 6ottling
cellar. feb25 JENNET GARF0RTH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25
TO THE VOTERS,

MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOL
DIERS IN THE LIMITS OF THE
PROPOSED NEW STATE OF WEST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

All Persons indebted to the late firm are earnestly
requested to call and settle without delay
mar2-3m THOS HUGHES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

The West Liberty Meeting-speeches
OF General Wheat and Marshal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

We do trust II there is one loyal
man who still hesitates as to where bis
duty lies that he will lay these considera.
lions to heart. And let every such man
remember this, that the secesstonists have
resolved to count every uucast vote to-
morrow as vote against the New State
1t is for oOncealiug their contempt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

For SIs "a ~ BsitmSre by Whitney Cushing,
Per Saie u. Lancaster by Elias Barr,9 81.
ZOE Sele IN Washington City by Wm. BSilentns
For ale IN Pit ttssSS1rga Sy u; g. Haven.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

~ ~ AIU1WaErpntel genuine, just:rsceIved
@aE1 --AA 0saf 3. s Book1Ee, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
apport the army when it is gottea %

Is seaport the army when it is gotte4 %
|Rether.
The 1aslroads of this State ara q Ne
point ofeiving out. They have derreas-
ed their speed to ten miles m honr - >
nxxiuA rate, and arc carrying twenty-five
70 fifty per cent. less tonnage than form
srly. This change In their rate ofspocd
and quantity of freight has been made
through necessity. The woodwork ofthe
roads has rotted and the machinery has
worn out. and owing to the stringent en-
forccment Of the CONSUMPTION law . ia
railroad employees, the companies have
not he. able, with al their efforts, TO sup.
ply eithr the one or the other. We sre
not informed Of the actual condition Of
the railroads In the more Southern States
but conceive that they are little better 81
than our own, except perhaps 10 the INST
ter Of negro labor. The slsves along thei
routes may not have had the same faciii
ties for escaping to the enemy as in thi
State.
Railroads are part, and an indispen
sable part, Of our military system and j
they ere allowed to fall through from IN,
causes, Government, and people may pre-
pare for the retreat of our armies and tn
surrender Of much Of the valuable coun
try now in our possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

Prospects ~ etarvsnk the nebels ous
M .-.TAe 0Ailroa1es hill
[FrOa The Riehmead Rxaninsr, Asssh ls.l
From every quarter where our armies
are .massed--arom Vicksburg, Tullahona,
Charleston and Observation-Disclosures have
the most gratifying accounts Of the con-
dition of our troops and their csrtain
ability to cope with any force that the
ensny may hurl against them. The only
point upon which their i room for appre.
hension is that orr forces ~soy bc forced
ky Uans Of food for men and Aorses . re
linquiak the stvongAolds fross sohicA the
saemy cosld aesO 1is1od9e tAsss. and that
this b > grave aud pressing danger W
have many reasons for believing.
II Ii b fact - veil known 70 the enemy
- 70 ourselves that al the country in the
vicinity Of our armies has long been strip
ped OEits provisions and forage, and that
these ARMIES depend for their existence
"Reminiscences Of THAR present positions
ups the railroads. These bsin9 facss
which mono, Ne think, will venture eain-
lit bshosves The Govesnment to keep
posted - to the condition Of tbess roads,
and provide thatrthsy BE- kept in state
Of tho utmost efficiency. II i ussless to
pass lass putting men into the army and
rst1saing them to il when they rus sway,
It measures are NOT - ahsam1time. n1sn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES

Let y DC distinctly undsrssosA ~ thsss vfsn4n9 4
euy Appietrees ofthe best quality and kinds orr "
nass u our restdence, ~ iav NSe DGa6k wsss Of
.usnsIon,s lot ofths ntces and best three year Old
ever offered ~ M fer 4ale nearly one,hall
o. which are kawtss Jannet or lon1etlog. HIN -
sns Nuresry assorted kinds ~ per 100 (kawtesSa8.
ssons ~ bss LODI pa6ksd aad Delivered q Depes
1aHy nay Cherry to 10 n SIS 20 ~ pesloo
=. .ss s. kv.ssrssns Norway Spruce. II r. q
Aleu- Grapcvtnss. OsacoYd. Ciin,os. Earsasyd prc.
. 40 oshsrS Strawberries, Coosssrrtss, Gu.
Aiso & TIE wet snd 81 old run,rv .f.s. u -,
weet0 6uringtop .wte - lenjsnin WsIksrncv
Ios g Ioar .nd Ave year old Appisssss ofesd-
~ vesssusa aeslsey Aad wsll erovn tAat nus01e
PEI - er 30 pr ieeo, pAsksA wttA rye Stsrv Is
essassssnA dslivsssd 1t Dsp1 n Dapdafsea. - y
u0a1p1-AovAuDt UEnR$ AvRny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
THE GATE CITY.
X f O X u K:
THURSDAY, APRIL 2.

From the indianapolis Jou rnal, 2lss ]


We were shown letter yesterday from
a gentleman in Washington, sufficiently
high in the confidence Of the Administra
ton to be trusted with its purposes, sta
ting that. if collision were produced in
the West by the malignant efforts Of the
Copperhead leaders, the Government
would Jay It's hand on those leaders,
promptly and heavily, and not upon the
poor misguided men who have been coax.
ed into treason by those whom they have
trusted. It's the intention to hold those
responsible who have taught the spirit Of
resistance to the laws, and devised the
means Of making resistance formidable
This is right. 1t is striking in the right
place. There is DO justice in publishing
the needless or ignorant instruments Of
those mems desigk, and allowing the real
rebels, the brains aud power of the evil
to escape to renew it. There are men in
indianapolis to-day. far more guilty O
the attempted murder Of our soldiers IL
Morgan county, and of the rebellious out
break in Rush county, than those who fre1
theshots or hid the deserters. Upon then
the Government proposes TO lay the
weight Of the vengeance which any BLOODY
collision shall demand. and, as truly q
God ives, to them will belong the crime
and the stain of every drop OF blood tha
may be shed. They taught and ,raine,
dissatisfaction into treason, and put tn
devilish order of the X. Il. C.'s into il
hands for weapon, and the guilt of a
that follows their lead will be theirs, an
ought to be punished in them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

The uaaoa League Of New York held
another great meeting 1t the Cooper In
stitute on Friday Evening. John Coch.
rane, General Hamilton of Texas, and
other distinguished speakers, took part
Gen. slgel was invited, but was not pres
emit. de sent . letter expressing his
warm sympathy with the objscts q tho
meeting, and concluding ~ follows: u
"An the talent and energy, the vesjth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

How the Negrs SslAisrsv Behave.
The Washington Star, hitherto one of
the most bitter opponents Of the policy of
employing negroes as soldiers, editorially
says:
We learned from Assistant Adjutant
General Townsend, on his return from
the Department of South Carolina, facts
concerning the condition of the FIRST reg
iment of the kind brought into the field
that prepared us to hear at later day of
the success Of the experiment. Colonel
Townsend assured US that they were re-
marksbly well drilled. cleaniy, and obedi-
emit troops, eyincing condition Of disci-
pline that argued well for their efficiency
before the enemy. Already We have news
that they are satisfactorily fulfilling these
expectations. So far, their first expedi-
ton into the interior has been complete
success, for they had, whom last heard
from, accomplished every thing hoped for,
and besides, bad 90 conducted themselves
in the rebel country ~ to prove that, 20
hr n they are concerned the apprehen-
sions entertained BY many that wherever
they penetrated, indiscriminate rapine,
arson and murder of defsnseless non-com-
battants would attend their footsteps,
we're utterly groundless. On the contrary,
it turns out that the United States has
no more orderly and well conducted
troops in the service than this same negro
regiment. II 10 due to the truth and the
cause that these facts should be prompt
" realized By the country at large, =. If
successful, the policy must be Of great
importance to weakening the rebels and
strengthening the Union cause. The
good conduct Of those troops. and their
success jim the field seem to bid fair. to
rapidly dissipate popular prejudice against
their employment, while they viii slso
be the means Of inducing all able bodied
contabands to enlist in our service %
fast ~ they escape from the clutches Of
the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

speech q Secretary CA1es ~ . UnisA
Meeting III DaIS1Anere. No
came hithsr to-pight, fellow -citixess
upon TIL invitation 10 the Gomn,on 0ouh.s
Gil Of Dm1tinOre, not 10 spnk, bat 20 hSAFl
aud to -, 4 cams 70 ES6an = eurltwo4
honored fifsBds from Tennessee I johnson
and Ms3nasdl 30 cordially welcomed
here by you ali, and to see how Union
msstiug would took gathered under the
old 6sgia the ancient city Of Baltimore.
[ Applause. '@' y 2
I have heard ands with more than sat-
isfaction- with insxpressible qualification.
From this great gathering of Union men
and women SHALL, with glad and CRATE
full heart. carry with me the perfect assu-
rance that henceforth, come veal or woe,
Baltimore and Maryland are immovably
loyal applause l-unaltsrably devoted
to the Constitution and the Union; fixed
in firm resolve that che rebellion shall be
suppressed, and defssminsd to put out Of
the way whatever, whether party, or in
terest. or institution, may oppose or him
der. [Applause.
Animated BY this spirit, you must tri-
umph. The cause, you honor to night
will live ana The Republic, undivided
and ipdivisible, will emerge from the
darkness and peril Of these days fairer
and more glorious than ever. fApplause, ]
Believe me. fellow citizens, We are pre-
pairing in the midst Of trials and Difficult
lies and dangers, new and noble era
The people, this nation, tried in the sew
en-times heated furnace b. the Almighty
Re6ner, will come forth from the trial pu-
rified and ennobled, united by stronger
and desrer ties than any which have
hitherto bound u.s. applause land pre-
pared to give the world not merely that
sxample Of free popular Government
which has hitherto commanded the admit
ration and melted the emulation Of man
kind, but an example also Of homogens-
GUS institutions, based on the freedosn
and dignity Of labor-[applause and
cenented By just principles, comprehep-
sive enough, impartial enough, and strong
enough to assure the rights Of oil by full
protection to the rights Of each, and to
make the whole glorious past Of our coun-
try seem poor and mean in comparison
with is gzander and more glorious future.
[Applaase.
But said / did not intend to make q
speech. and / must keep my word
/ Cries of Ego on," ego on."] I havs not
the least idea Of going on. But permit
me to tell you that there 10 friend Of
mine here tonight whom in Ohio we f.
miliarly call Sam. Galloway fCheers.1
He 10 regarded - the handsomest man
in the State, and Ne are always proud to
| present him to the observation aud audi
encs Of loyal men, and especially Of 10y,
al women. Allow me to offer him nov,
as much more than . substitute in my
place. IGreat applause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
LIVE sTOCK

Drevsrssnd PsrmaFs will And thts the nos oaAyan.
tagsous route for Live stock. Cspacious Yards ven
wsisfeA and suppl1ed with every s0nvsn ,hava
aHsntiou 10 paid tptheiF wants, From Hsuihbus9i,
whore will be found every cSn veHa6nec M feeAine
and rsstinHrs sAetee ~ edsxed II the sPAILAD1E.
rhisvill also - 1onah lha sherls6t, quisksss sn1
NEST direct reatef for stock to New Tesk Alisn-
towul-and wishfewvr chanSssthan any cher.
kNOCH beWIE, Cane 70 Is upt.. i ltoena, Ra.
LII, HOuPT, Gen Ticket AEt. ,philAdslphia.
H. n. HOUSTON, GsnerA FrAtktf Aesat,
sn7aAv. Philelsl bAla-