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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

SITUATED in tue town pf lsorfimEtaD. - about "pe mile iron, tleyiIiaze of Woi- cottvillc. the Farm forfiefie known. Nx the
 Stocking Farm. and ownd by the Estate .,f schuy Ter Bailey he Furs eantaius nhort ninet, Acres of Land. we'll wooded and wate large two story House, ahdgood Out Build- ines. D.tns &c-aIi in gaei reprir.- Also==- good Fruit and G flied Tfees.
 part of the puf sase ni",ey can remain on bond and mortgtge if desired .Apv fur ther inklrmsti,n can4he obtained iy applying "n the premises, or to the subscriber.
 JOSEPH ALLEN
 Torringten. Jan. ect, 1868 st4ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

ISTRIcTaf Torsington, ss. Probate Courti D January 27. 1888 sss
 Estate Of EYRnx J. THaAIL of Terrinrton in said district. ia Insolvency
 OaBsR.D-rhat notice .,e givcn tn the credi tors of said Esfate to appear at tlle Probate Office in Tnrrington nn the Sd day of Frbrua- ", 1863, at Sb.clack forenoon. then and there to be heard in relation to the acceptance by this Court If Charles [. Thrall as Assignee and Trustee of said Estate. hc being so named and constituted int the Assignment of said Extate Aaid notice t0 he given ly causing the same te be published in the L.itchfeld Enauirrr. \ weekly newspai CT printed at Liich6sid in fhe County of Eit~hfslA
 3t4t HENRY '. BARBOUR. JHdrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
STERLING'S AMBROSIA.
VIM. COTHREN.

ITORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Notary { Pa lie. Commission cr f..r tlieStates of New ". uutk. Ohio. Michigan. Indiana. Illinois. and '. pn,scnnsin--an iicsls,d Pss,sion, BDnn.y aud ,.s ?. .inim Agent. All business entrusisil t.l IT s i.. .r ne promptly and faithfully attended u Govsr, ax Stamps iursals, - fast As issued by
 Rsodesry. N4v. ay. req. sa..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
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SIT CENTS EACH. AN5 POSTA GE. will os giveu for single copies of the ExavIRxR of ths following dates:
 February lSth. 1881.
 June 1lth, 1885
 October 12th. 1854
 Subscribers will particularly sblige us by sending single copies of the above numbers, ,aa we wish to preserve them for fle
 Address, EAoUIREg OFfIcE, 2Stf Litchfeld Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

STATEMENT 'f tie condition of the Falls - Village Savings Bank, Oh the lst day ol January, laC3
 LIABILITIES.
 Whole amount of Deposits ss1 7s4. .45 Rala see of lp crest Account 1.6Jl.7:: Suiplns Fund 9UO Oa
 Total, ss4.16 le
 ---- Loans on Real Estate $s1 .ls7 a4 D" '' Personal Securities l2.SaO ys U s. 3-lO Treasury Notes 8OOO Ot Do. 6 20 Year H..nds 3OOO ut Do. One Year tertifcaiss, (S6, ,000 .s as;
 par vaiuel =4,s590' Cun State tonds. at par 6lOOM H"nsat.,nic k k Bonds S.t0U W Expense Account sS 1: Cash on hand LIPS Os Total Assets, $64. .l65.l ls Present number of Dcpnsiiors SOs iA,ges' Amoi mt tn one person Sli21 Os Last i'ivi1cnh Jan. I, lS63 at H pr ct pr ann LircnriELD Co.,, ss.. FALLS VILLAGE. January l2.h. 1863. | I A. c RANDALL. Treasurer of tie xs,,r., said Sa,inys Bank, being ,lnly cautioned an. sworn. d~issse and say that the slose state ''"'t Is correct. aecosdisg to my best knowl eds. and belief.
 \. c RANDALL. Treasurer. Sworn hsfore mc. this 12th day of January X D. iSGs.
 GEORGE v. FEET. Justice of .h% reac..
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
STERLING'S AMBRUSIA.
Fin, Reside nee and hCsimcss FOR SALE! AT THE NORTH CANAAN


 FE<HE undersigned having concluded tn leave II North Canaan nfflrs Tor safe hls neat ;,f, com mo'iions icsioence iLe,.jn. hc iac.. is un. U: the plcasanttst l.. Western Connecti- eu ,an,l will he snl.i Ut n bargain.
 In c..nilectinn with 1T t.Ia,a,. f,. ID the at'.,ve. Il subscriber alta .ff.fA zE4r sa:e Lis stuck al 1,hhrr's 'i"nts and tHt business t,,. gethcr With an excellent stock of st.vts. Tin Ware. &c. &c he stand it de. i,al le atf is new doing q thriving and liosi ei,ns l,siit.s laa prac- .cai i:h and Stove Bsal.r. splendid q per tumity is offered.
 Cntit a customer can Ie found for the afore said .he under: ipned Nill cell fl lis stock Q, oioVEs AND HIN at GRlATLl lIlt,ap pKi. s3- Cali and examine
 Canaan Depot, Jan 8. 1SY. .,aia
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

ID U kSUANT to an order from the Court ol U Probate for the District of ornwall. tn. undersigned will sell. .n Saturday the l4th day of February. 1868. at public auction. un' less previously disposed If at ri !v.te sale. al the late residence Of Noah Rogers, deceased SD much of the Renl Es ate belonging to said .d.essse< viii ratBe the Kum Uf two thutisand q .tlars, fS2,000,) and incidental charges oi sale. w c. R0GEkS
 West Cornwall, Feb. 9, 1868. 48t1o
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
Ar aConrt of Probate holden a,Shsron Sith "A in and for the District of Sharvn,en tAs . hth day of Janustv A. 1863

5th day of January. A. |. 1863
 P~a-eat-- Charles Sears, Judge.
 Upon th application oi WILLIAM WntsNR1. an insolvent debtor. residing in said district. whosc estate is in scttltmt M in tlis Csrit-- praying that he may be allowed the b, neht sf ah insnlvent del,t.,f. under the statute lew of this State. enfftied |" An Act for the Relief sf Ins"ivent r Fel't"rs.and for the Mere Equal Dis- t,ibution of th.ii fleets am. q cii i,di,tts. and the amen,lat, " Acts thereto. Wherefore. Ordertd. That said application le hrard- d-and js- ternined q the Pr. lmte Office in ssid sharon, on the sth day of February. A D. 1884. Gt Q o'clock in the forenoon and that the Trustee of said .s'atr give notice thereof, l.y adveftis. inv This order one month hefnie said ssvsnth day afresaid.in newspaper p,intedi ia Liteh- field and nWin.tetl.srd lost Q like cory Un . public tisn.rost in said Sharon nrafsst khe re- iience If said lcht.r
 Certified frcm Record,
 Ss A CHARLES SEATS, JuGes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
STEPHEN W. KrLrcsG, Jsars.
Ar . Court of Protafs holden nt Ehafsi "A within aLd for the District ef 8kafcA, q

AT . Court of Protats holden nt Eharsa "A within aLd for the District ef ekafcA, e shs sth day of January, 4. D. 1888.
 present-Charles Sears, Esq.. Jadgs.
 Upon the application of pIATr SNifR. an in solvent debtor residing in said district. Whuss estate is in settlement in this C"urt-pis.iSg that he may bs allowed the benefit of an assie . inY debtor, under the Statut.Law of this Stets. entitled "An Act for the Relief of Ins0lvsAt Debtors. and for tks More Equal DistribasicA tf their Effects among theirCreditors, ''ana the amentlatoiy Act thereto. Wher-fure. OrdsFsi, That said application he heard and detsfninsd at the Probate Office in said Sharon .on the 7tA day of February, A. D. la62 at 9 o'clock is tAs forcnoun-und that the Trustee of ssid estate give notice thereof. ny advertising thls sfdsr one month before said Tth day aforesaid. is c newspaper printed inLitthfcld and in wipstsd. and bvpnsting like copy on public pign-pest in said Sharon, nearest the residencs sfsaid debtor.
 Certified from Record.
 ss CHARLES SEARS, Jsags.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
DROBATE Count. District of wsodbury,
 Jan lS63

DROBATE Count. District of wsodbufy. " Jan. 1883.
 In the Estate of FrEDrEicK ". Jvesos ef Woodbnry, assig ming debtor. tlie Court dvih limit and allow two months from tie l2ih day of January. 1868. for the Cfrdituif of said Es- :ate to exhibit their claims 10 tho crnmisslon- CTS. Nessrs. phineax 8. Bradley of woodbury, and ston J. Bneil of Waterbury. afs np- p0ii'ted Com mistit neis to uceits, rssniins and a. Just the claims of the Cicditpfs oi said Freticiick W. Judson. presented ts them Miih. in tl,c time limited ; aud tley sie to ,nstt. ln execution of their duties, en tie 2d day of Febi unry aEd Ike 12ih cay ui Ihish. lk6r Al the Probate ofi,e in said wa.dburx' st iS o'elock, A. h.. nn each of said days.
 JAS. HUNTINGTON, Judge.
 All persons indebted to said Esists s,s re- qnested to make Immediate payment to
 4t4O NATHAN CRANE. TtustsSs hiSTRlCT .fWattrhnfy. ss., PfoLfls[sdgs 0D January 20fh, 1863. f'zst ' 4'tt
 Extats.of wn. H. III. Woosrrx. of Waseshr. Y. in said Disilict. lnsolvrns Debtor.
 TheEonrf of Probate fos the lsistfict of Water. bury hath II nitcd and allowed two inuuf ks ffon fhs date horn for the Cresliters of fNid eslats. represented insolventin *hirh to exhitis ihsiS claims thereto; and has appointed Chsutjlef WhylAnd and John W. IIiii. Esqs.. C.,nnis- sioncrs to receive and examine ss,,i claims ahd has ordered thai said Commissioners nssst et the 2 Ofice af Eltpn Loan and Trust crinphny. in s,sid Waterbury. s,i. the 25tb aays of Frsrn. ary and March. lxfs. Ut 10 o'cluck In .lss fore noon of each of said days. for the p,irppss ri attending sn the husine. snf sHi,l appuin}nsnt.
 Certified from Rccoru
 s'lErHE< ". KEfI .oco.
 All Rereons ind@bted to 8aid nsaaie. a,e re- qlested 70 make 1nlInedint la. 5,.ehl fa @tl oII4Ai.Ks V. eIi1K1qK 7s4ei<>.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
FLOWS.
4CNIIL.

ED McNTEII "AS received few of Bronson, : Celebrated III Roxhnry FLOWS, which he will srll fsr Cash. at the sarne price they are sold at ths SIantfactary.
 Litch6eld. March 1atb. 1865. tf-l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
E. Nfuples,

HAVING purchased the 6hnp in We,s st-. formerly owned by William R,.erns. i. to dv all kinda CARRIAGE REpAlR NG.in the shortest possible tine. Also Nrv WuaK nude to order. Give ms | eail.
 Litchhsid. April sfth, 1e0a. tf.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
OFFICE OF THE HnUSAToN1c RAIL ROAD
 g COMPANY

fsse & BRIpaRrosr. Ct.. Frh. 9th 1863. HE.AnnuL Meeting nf ti,c St ,ck hnltlc,E of thr Housatonic Rail Road Gem any will be hold cttheir Office in the Civ of Rrlg~nort on Friday the 27th inst. nt 2.aG o'clack. P. N for the purpose of elertihg a lsard of Dircci ors f'r aai1 romp,nv f,r tha year ensuing. and tesio any other bnsifess proper to be done at saidmseting.
 The Transfer Rocks will he closrd from the 1oeh inst. to the first of March. both days in.
 By order.
 .4t4s JT LAWRENCE Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
sPENC NCER. THE PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST.

VI EAvES town far few weeks. to take . few el Pictnressia Nangaturk Corn. HixGalle. " in Litchfeid will therefore he closed after Tuesday the 18th inst. until further notice.
 GEORGE B. SPENCER. Litchfield. Nov 18th. l862 10 t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
'SSFEEIAL NOTICES. Es g Halt! Halt! A CRY FROM WASHINGTON !! YoLuNrEERs ArrENr1oN1

r. f5 wIyES.sxMothers and Sisters. whose hns- bands, Soas and Brothers are serving in tas Army. cannot, put into their knapsacks . norsl lSecessafy oygvalusble gift than f, " boxs. ef HoLLOwAYs PILLS AND OIN1NEAT They in sure health even under the exp0-uie' of 2 Sol disr' life. Only 25 cents . Box or Pot. bsLDrxss' SPECIAL NoTIcE.-D" your duty to .seryynrseiyes. Prttrct your Health fW Read the followinx just received this day from Washington: =.
 ~ WASHINGTON, D. C. T. HOLLOWAY. N. D.
 Dsara Sir .--I avail myself of this opportunity e express my gratitude for your kin'ihes. in being so promptYi Yit, sending your valuable Pills aud Ointmcnt Hundreds of poor sold.,s have been made comfortable and well hy C Use of your medicines and they all can testify t" tirir hsaling powers andfapabili If giving instant relief It has, within my own observation saved many poor soldier from long si,khess and nuch suffering.
 IS'I p c v6sE, Washington pc Novembsr 4th, ls62. 12t 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
To Teachers.

A GOOD assortment of Fresenta in the forr kA of BOOKS. worth from 10 cents to ss ], dozen. ENGiiAvINGS of all kinda Also : PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBUMS, and good lot . BrA9IONEkY. ss5s sa
 ' 4a RIyERIUS HARSH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
Fresh Teas.

Fresh Teas. ESGLIsH. 3gs4YF4sr, IApAa. oolong, MIsnd Young Hysnn TEASof different aual- ties-jnst rscciv..l by
 F. D. MCNEIL LitcbG-ld. July 2d. .-1e52. tf-ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS,

t-sh<>| iF ~E
 BANKERS,
 <ss wAII ssraErr, Exw. YoEK. Dealers in all classes ot Cu;ied Sfates cad other
 Desirable Seeuritiss
 us. sper cent Bonas of 1881. s,s xv-a Do. 6 per cent. Five Twenty Bonds. De. ao Treasury Notes.
 Do. 6 per cent. One Year Certificates, Fought and sold Ut the best market rates. Geld, Silver, and Custom House Demand Notes, Q. g. Quartermasters' Checks Payable in Certifeates ef lnd<stedaes', and QrAnrsaxAsTxss AND ORDNANCE vorcnkRs
 bought sold, and collected.
 STOCKS AND BONDS, Bought and sold on Commission at the Board
 of Brokers RHF Corporations or Individuals in the country desiring io invest in United States or other Sc. cu,iti-s can send their orders to ns. and have them promptly ertemrd ot ike lortst market rate. All oRnEks. REMIrTANcrs. and INQuIRIEs, hy mail or express. will receive IMMEDIATE an, sARErUL ATTENTION DereSits received Aad collections made on favorable terms. Banks Bankers, Business Firms and ethers apeR accounts with US. will find their intrr~rts CdTetUlff CoHSuIteu, Ptfy executed. FISK 4 HATCH
 8 Wall street. tEio New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
nIsTRIEr of " atsrtns5, ss. frststs cssst D January i2th; Isss. :.

Estate of ConkkI HkIptx of 8ettf1@fg LM saisl District InsolveDt Dtbtofs. The Court of Prolsats for the Uisifist of yFs;x..s,.ury hath limlted aud allowed tks4s nenths from s'sss ,9s .., s of said sstate. repfs1e n,s'. s+ ..ss to exhibit their ciaims th<i<qc .e- @.. 2 <.- pointed cAatlts " 6illttte and fnpkln '. examine said clain.t; and hes ordrfsd thsi fts said Com .n nissionelS meet at the pfol1}trLrn in said Waterbury on lhs 1ssh day Of fttrt ary and the llih csy Vi listchs lye3 ef . 0 clsck in the for no,n of each of said dkya. TOT the purp,se If attending sn tls bsEhsss of said Appointment
 Certified fem Record
 srErHEN W. KELLcaG, Jsass.
 All persons indebted to said estate. are ss. quested to make immediate ps, ment to
 4.S9 NELSON ]. WILTON, Trastss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
kra Cour,Yf rrobats holden at 1itehtiell

-k within aud for the District of Litchneld, n-tL~ yth da, of February, A. D. l6hS.
 Fr.s~ht-- tharles xdsms, Judge.
 oRDsnEp. That ti,e Atin,inistrator on the es gaate oi OkIApA NBkHIKk, late of LtChheid Tn said diatiict deceased, exhibit to this Court his Administ ration acc.unt with said estate, at the F'sbruasy inst., at o'clock in the afternoon ; nd that nut xs tiisfeos ts given hy adyertis- ,nx in the l.itchfisld Enquirer, At the sainc ,ime. shs Executors on the estats of cAnlsrs- rnts Nuxklsn deceased, will make an addi sioEHl account of their administration of said estats.
 Certifsd fs.m Record $ SssS CHARLES ADAMs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld A within and for the District of iiichtisld. .,n the 2sth day of January. r. 4 Il. 1868
 Prescnt-C Charles Adams, Judge.
 On motion of the Exrentrix on the estate oi DAVID L. HALL late of Norris within said dis. trict. dcceased This Court dcth deciee tha, six monshs be allowed and and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claim. against the same to the Executrix ;iand direefi that public notice Do given of th order by advsrtiAi,g in newspaper published in Litch. field, and by posting . copy thereof on the public siEn- post in said town of Morris, nsa, est the place where the dscsased last dwelt.
 rtifsd fTsm lserord.
 42-tss CJIAREES ADAMS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
Notice.

3- ,E45sF e3e9 1NSsttCG. N .s--.- DyHRERs Rcr.,red -Ycu cnn get y.n .A0 old Rubber R n,ts and Shoes mended nd iaads as good as new at
 KIRHH3FRGER R-Rubber Seals put on Leather Bnnts ant shoes. tf4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
 MRS. IT. NJ. BALDWIN

19 ErURSs thanks for past patronage. and ' ., now invites the at ention of the public tu large and heautifnl stock "f
 FNsI A BvIHser
 MILL G00DS. Just opening Hats hl. achcd and pressed as usual Mourning Hats alwnysu Land ,or made to order at the shortest notice. Sitchins done on Machine, ut 2 cts. per yard. Ladies wishing to learn to iii Dresses by Chart. can receive instructitns wifi Chart.
 sis- All orders promptly attended te. a5- LitchEe!d, Sept. 24th. 1S62. tf-3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
#IlIED.

On the 4th inst, of typhoid fever, at the RssimSksaI Hospital, near Fort Worth, Va |, Mr. Harvey |. Fox. of Woodbury, member of Co. l, 18th Reg, C.V., aged 5S. His body has been snbaImsd and will be sent home for in-
 |. Alexandria, Va Jan. soth, Corp. wm. ". Johnson, aged 23 years and months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
MARRIED.

On Feb. 10th, at the M E. Church in West Goshen, by Rsv.J. D. Bouton, Mir Hesry G. Wright and Miss Louise L. Howe. eldest daughter of Phils Hswe. Esq, both of West GoshenHs .assxs ass
 At Ridgswood, New Jersey. on Tuesday, Feb Sdwby Rev. J. Futile Smith. William Peek, Prefessor If Mathematics and Asirono my. Columbia College. to Ida, daughter of the late Wn. c. Dayton, of New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

Ii IT. kinds Of SHIFTING FuRs. Wan ted ]! <A tk14 HlnAM JACKSON, Art.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

ExrxA sassr Heuse sJTupat Fl '. 3. H1NEzLe
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

Ara Court of Probate holden at Torring "A ton within and for the DiHtrict Of Tor rington, on tLe ,eeond day of February. 1868.
 frsxcht-- Henry 5. Barb. UT, Esq. Juugs.
 Assigned Estais of A1aox J. IRRALL. Oi Torringt,a, in ssid District.
 The Trustee represents the Estate inselvent, aAd prays tne appointment Of Commissioner there-n :-W Wheieupon, oBDxREp. that Gem mirsioners to receive. examine and adjust tht c,aims of the creditors sf said estate. be ap pointed at ths Probate Catics in said Torr.ns. ton, on the 18th day of February. is6s. 1t o' cl..ck in the forenoon and tLat all rerton, interested in said estate may be notified there ut. tLs Tlustes will cause this order to be pub. ii.hcd in i newspaper printed in Litehfeld County, and post . copy thereof en the pub. lie sign-p0st in Wolcottsilis in said TorriDg. ton. true Copy of Record.
 2t42 HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
Sterling's Ambrosia
AMKinds Fresh Fish.
SteTling's Ambrosia.
ssi1l You TIT

Will You TIT . < THE PUTNAM sELf sADJrS1JHG CLOTHES NRfNGkE is the simplest, stren: est nasst durable. U aud most effective !.t made. ltsilI hni luet the clothes, ttLe iioh Icing galsaniztd-3 It will wing ilt III single thread to a Bed Quit,
 wITnouT ANY ALTERATION WHATEVER. No thumb-sciews or complicated lastt hlngs to get out rf repair, aid can le tas |. Led |. T tub in a moment. Any one can have a 'riol ot the Machine betorr purchasng, and if not fatis- factory. it may be returned
 Price No. ..................... $6 co
 S,.... VO
 J. W. CONE. N ,rfolk. Feb 5. 1863.
 Having ob,aincd ,he rigM of sale for the above Machines. in the EuItLein i..w ls in this County. l am pr.tui,d to fill .ldcis ai the abovc prices ketels .ets Can Le had ly the hundred.
 The Machines can aI.o le Lad tt Mir. Isaac Marsh, West Cornwall, and I. Lyman Gu. slien
 Places for their sale will be opened in other towns in few days.
 ,f-+2 J.W. CONE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

Boots. Shoes and Rubbers. Very 0hssp-at
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

Christian HsiJIhart, WATeH-uAEER, " nitshAsJd. Cops sf-1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

t8 Road the Price List of the Peoples Previ 2s8 Greenwich St. N. Y. into-dsy rnl.'; i will save you money. $. l-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12
DEsIRABLE FARBI For safss,

H.rvintoa. Ian 9. isss 4tai
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

STATEMENT fl tie crntiticn of tie Fal'l - Village Savings Bank, Oh the list day 0 January. 1868
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

A PLua.-One of the conditions made
by or stass Legislature ia passing the
Land Grant from the Central Iowa to
the Cedar Rapids : Missouri River Rail
Roaa ponp4ny. vps (h.s the pew com,
pany should build short linss. OF ssplugs. =
- they were called, one frou Clinton 70
Lyons, and the other from Cedar Rapida
70 Aarion-thase plaeaa being named u
the original Grant = points on the liss
Of ths rosd: Il was therefore nscsssary
to construct these plugs 70 comply viii
the terms Of The grant. and enable "a
Legislature 70 dixsst it to them. Aecos,
dingly this satsrprising company which
has inst cnmplsssd IT, rod = fsr = Mae,
shaitown, shs hrsdst paint vest II ~
State rsaohed " railsAsd, is At present
eOsVsUetisg - Aeian plag. which -
belsys i only six Or seven mills dsag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

LrS1-LsxR PIcTuaEs ITO III who are
wsnti.g natural snd well finished photo
graphs Of themselves Or fri@nds, we would
commend the gallery of Nolso and Van
Grisksn, ON Nain-st, near the corner ol
Sd. They take perfect eartes de visite,
now 20 popular in eastern cities, in which
they succeed admirably n bringing out
distinctly I'll the faatarss, ,-bssides am
brotypss. nelainotypss and photographs.
Of II siass and styles. These entsrpris-
Ing artists kssp up with Ill the improve
nsnts nads IN their business, enabling
our people to get = good pictures in H :
okuk - any other place. Read their sd
vsrtisemcnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Dassas1as.-Ths Dca Moines train
brought down Two dsselttsrs ON Friday
last ard two on Saturday. One Of these
was Dora Bell, formerly Of the ed Iowa,
who had been drumsd out of camp for
drunkenness or some other nisdsmeasor,
and afterwards bscams sttachsd 70 : No
braska cavalry regiment, Bsing lcrcsd
recently to join his rsginsst BY pEssenss-
sion Of piatol 70 lia lsaa. 10 hsd NOT
bean with them mors thin fopr 81 Ave
days when hs deserted Sepiu % his,homs
il Eddyvills, il which Piaos - uas nov
for the last time arrsstaa b nsnbsss Of
the Border Brigade. ss
The conyenieaes d this Bdeads n ar-
resting desertsrs il. By the vsy. one Of
the real objections 70 II on - psrt of
Coppsrheads. {
We trust BY and BY that 1eserters win
find THAR cause % sttisllAh" ihAt they
win naks Il oonveaissAts ysG1sn - thsir
oommsads without shsss fctcibIe proceed
ingp. ~W sKsa5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

ons vote decided ths slsction foe Nsy-
OF last year, and one vets dssidsd the
sisction Tor Mayor h oar ely Two yssrs
ago. One vets may dssids the election
again this yesr ; therefore let 10 Unisn
voter fail to 60 70 the polls and eass Ais
vsts, and get sysry single vote possible
for the UnioE ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Vors EAa1Y.-We would impress up-
q ths frisods u the Union Ticket the
i.pcstaass of votisg sarly, in order that
~ nag sssass thsk ystn hsyond con-
tagsncy, and reduce Tbs list Of lAgsards
. - soaA number that they can b
Soadily looked after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

"WAIr HoR rxE WAaor."-E. K.
Hart, Of the Heosisr 6tere, hes bssa East
for some time, selecting choice stock ol
Slapls nd Fancy Dry Gosas for sprisg
and sanmr tsads. They viii b. on now
il ~ days asd his nun1ro1s friends
and eussonss nsy expect 70 hsvs thsis
wants. IN his line. supplied On the mos.
vnsonsbls terms. Hart = N houorabls
and honest a well - ssIive hoosisr."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

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AsDd, and - Of the children. before help
. I'm, Va 70 badly baraed
96Sy ke died very soon thsrsaftet flom the
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