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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

EaT Bomb shells are hardly safe TO
wsrm ones kettle by. At Beaufort, g.
c.. some days ago, says the New South,
81 colored wsshcr woman, while indus
tFionsly engaged 10 her Ordinary asoos-
ton, 10 large yard, found chunk of
hard substance which she thought would
serve her Admirshly to place her kssils on.
So she removed il, the bottom ~ covered
with sparks, from the Ere TO the annms,
loas article she had 80 opportunely dis
covered, but tha act vas almost immedi.
ateIy followed BY : terrific explosion, and
IN Investigation resulted IN / he discovery
that sbe had placsd her Aery-boaomed
katie upon the oonical shsn. Of lares div
nenssods, weh charged. Frssnehts d
thA shsll wsrs found, but The olutAss nys.
teribusiy disappeared with The explosion.
The womse vas knockcdl down snd 70.
lcs{slsd 4 bad but moi dangerous wound a
tke0M.s 2 ~ So
y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
NOTICE.

10 hornish, bslAmy nias, sssvilus Binck, Thos
Butler, gorge " weils. $3.50
fousrc hereby notin.d that there II now on die In
the nies Of ths Clerk Of the District Court ~ Loo Geon
", Iowa, At Keoknk. petition of Gbariea Kramer.
claiming OF you the said .. X. oruish rwHnty three
Handrsa aud sixty rec boar, Aad " per In.
tufcst from April 2th, 1873 upon . pomi.sory note.
aud siAtniina AGAINST ali VI you the bsvcsase of q
Aertx.gs npsn ths South eAa quArt~r VI ieetion H.
Township % Mango 9, vest, kss Coupty love, exc
euted BY sAid hurnisA, Il. W. osntsa 70 sGcusr saia
note. and praying Tor the appointment Of Receiver
70 u charfe OF rstd premises snd III genera relief
And anl-ss you apPsss END aSswsS said Ipesililn
or before Of the srcund day thc uext Term q
sAid Court, 10 De bexnno The MT Aosday OF sep
sember 1873. default will " ehtOeed awAiaHs y0u nd
Judgment will be rendered here~n prsSsd Nr In
satu pvsitsoa, EoBLE q 6fADNO,
may 2-d4w piainliG,s Attornuyy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

- The rebel soldiers recently arrived
In Washington we're. apparently, pleased
with the ides of being prisoners in Our
hands; and the explanation is found in
the remark some Of them make: /" We'll.
the Yalk aes cant treat u worse than Nc
have suil erred, and they will feed US
better"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

p9. Men OF proud and passionate tenn
pers, IKE those who have ptstientisl dis
ease y have only this advsniag over their
detects, that though they be not guilty Of
vslor, yet they cause ail the world to a.
from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

- Shonld misfortune ovsrtake, re-
trebch--work bsrd-but never a. N.
track confront. difficulties with aHAiseh-
ing perseverance,. Should you then fall,
you VIII be honored but shrink, and you
will be despised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

"a he Innate the yard of gold ct sc,
OoO, oO0-- -wLich it is in round numb
and all the gold in the world might, il
melted into ingots, be contained in lsi
lar twenty four feet square and sixteen
feet hleb.I 50 small IL the cube of yellow
metal lhas has set the population on the
march, and reused the whole world TO
wonder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

~ He who gives advice, builds with
one hand he that gives good counsel and
exsmple bsilds with the other; but be
that gives good admonition and bad ex.
ample, builds with one hand and pulls
down with The other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

"A Valparaiso correspondent Of the
New York Conmercisl Advertiser ssys,
tnat Spanish steamer recently arrived
a. the f6rsneT pon, bringing two msn
from 40 inland near Cape Horn, where
they had been living after ship wreck for
twenty-thrce years
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
(RlGINAL NOTICE.

20 frApkin Hsshman, Eienor Tveedy, Aaorsv
.Iwssdy, Han on q &C., Conaabls II Sayik. d.
febaaDts: -
You aud each Of You are hereby notified that there
nov on ne an the CLERKS e1ts sftLs District Court
=. Lee county, losa, at Keskuk,a petition and an
snrnoeo pettaon Oh hiram barney claiming iudg.
menI ssainst Sou Franknn nHrshman AID Eienor
Issedy fot the OF Three Thousand Dollars And a.
AsAnst al Me- above named detrldsnts gan,lrw lha
,ofeeiosass Of . Mortgage nsos b, said F,ani i'm
hashmsn and kfeDs Twt edy 10 Chss aeon m slte
aesixhea 10 said Hiian Barney, being upon The
esst Ia II III OF the north quarter Of section
Nehy -thre lasI IN TsS ssAsS tSSl nssih ranss ave
oJ west "a Lee county, Iowa; sisS pa astng fr The
ishmentofths equity of rsdenb usD and for gaasral
Feiiei with COSTS
Aha unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon OF The sseoaa the term Of
SAID Court to Commence al keokuk the lst Monday
OF september, A D., Its3, Juasment will had BY
acIesit II, SUIT HOWELL,
nsys-0A~ 1888 8sS AMarnoy for Ptxihti6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

A sEafous Loss.-The Richmond pa.
pers. referring to the large destruction OF
grain and stores at Ayiett's 6saiion BY
General .Sioneman, say the loss Is = SER
GUS one 10 the rebel Cosfedency. TLa
Examiner states that owing to the limited
means OF transportation, the wounded in
the late battles are suffering for food.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

The HEALTH OF GARABALDI.-The
following letter from Dr.. Albanssa. datsd
C4prcra. March 81, i. puLlished in The
P.rh journals: .i 1,
| am happy to send you the best news
OF the General. For the last fortnight a
decided Improvement has taken place ID
his health. rheumatism hss completely
disappeared the wound goes on regu.
larly and salts actorily. TIE period Of
recovering has CON menccd, and without
wishing to positively sfirm that of elm
nation has ended, l think, nevertheless.
We are al is end.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

~ We must regard every matter az
IN inttusted secret which ve believe the
person concerned would wish to be con-
sidere q ~ such. Nay, farther still, We
must consider all circumstances as secrets
entrusted, which would bring scandal
upon another if told, and which it Is not
our daty to discuss, and thst in our own
persons and to his face. The divine rule
Of doing as We would be done BY, is meyer
better to the test than in matters OF posd
and evil speaking We may sophis,icate
with ourselves upon the manner in which
We would wish TO be treated under many
circumstances bus everybody recoils in
stinctively from the thought OF being spo-
en- i'll Of in his sbssnce. IRE ~ 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
STRAYED OR. STOLEN.

FsoA tss suosSibsr llvisS 4 vfncsnnsS Ii eouu
y, lore a. Va ~ Of ~ lesss ose Asswn ,Hocse
yset: GA harnsss nashs ON aps FssAss short ~
s2aa WI. ueal m.ds and sbvns IS hapds haA, A.,
yinosnLs :. Will b Lbsralfy rewarded. -
Day2s-AA JOHN RLfnN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

@Ths Baltimore girls will persist in
waving their bandksrohiefs to passing
rebel prisoners, and are therefore ces.in q ,
ally falling into the hands OF the military
authorities, instead of into shs arms Of
those they sympalhiss with, which, q
rural quill thinks, would be much pleas.
anteT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
- An Irish 0irI an orAy~,;

- An IRISH girl, On operative 10
mith's paper mill, Lee, Mass., recently
found Fl We genuine 81 900 treasury note.
in the papsr rags. and aaotAsr girl in
another mill, in another lot Of r,os found
gold chain valued Ct $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

~ People who say everythingis dear
IN Dixie ars mistaken. There u one sx-
cep,ioh. Confederate notes are cheap,
very cheap. eves IN the city~of Rich-
n'ond. A one dollar "greenback" Will
buy FIVE Of them at any time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
THE GATE City.

souL.--We may compare she soul to q
linen cloth II nIdst first be Washsd TO
take Of its native hns add color, aod 70
mate II white and afterwards Il mast be
ever and anon washed to preserve it
white.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

NOTICE.

To ADJ eDshn, gss w osi4vefl. yau.s w,t..s
Nh dMe CO.. Anair, n n mad Wn sssnpus ;
ssne Eifsaoe'h Frimoie, and siias B Gooasidge, be
feg are hereby Botiaedthst tssrr 10 nov on Gle IN
se C'efks ONCE OF the Disricf Court Of Lee Comfy
Low q Asoksk, . psttkee 81 HirAo Dsrpey lain.
~ 0asnem against zoe Aaan spehn Dr. ths snsn
~ souf hundred Dollars upon your Mortgage made 10
MAJ msson upon Aot three l3 Biock EeG9l In the
me OF t.id mortgage the sale Of ssid Lot
Ard nniess you appeas and AasWor eaiA p~f,tior an
o. before noon Of the second day ofshe uext term OF
ne said Court TO cSnnsenes u k~ssn1 en- ~ Srst
huay 10 september, Iee3, or Judgement VIII u had
"eIeoh oy dehuHi II, 1CU5T HOWELL,
"a,@-of~ Attorney for PisinttH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
-A1TINA
MSURANcE cOMpANy,
HARTFORD. CONN.
.assests, january, 1853.
Nal v~fu.
T livery STABLE.
OF NEW YORK

ftrss 81, bet. Main ana yeAnssn.
HORSES Bussiss and Carriages Of the bes, o,.~ 4.
ways ready for hire.
osArdsa ~ sday or vsss n PRICES % ,ai,
rtssssnsesstenss aecsnn odaisd.
nasl16M v. vAnoMsDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

WEARrso MILITARY UEIFoRhs
There are some people who do no, seem
10 understand that 1t is contrary u the
law for civilians to wear uniforms. Ii is
no uncommon thing to see men clad in
soldiers coats. pants and caps, who are
~, attached TO ihe army. Those VITO do
this are liable 10 kne Of 5000, and one
years ID IMPRISONMENT. that being the PEN
atty alta ched fora violation of the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

r II E q HTS.
~ thh route, Fretkhts of all dcsc rtption 49, =.
forwarded 70 Aud from PhiladclpAis. kav Yn,s
boston or balumors, TO and from any po,nt an ~.
kaiHosds 81 Ohio, ksnt0cky. Indians IIIinot.
wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIi Po = n M =
RECT. AiI"ohp d.
The Psnnsylrsnis RAILROAD aisoeonns e,. :, p,.,.-
burgwithstesmsrs. by which Good, e. Ss,a .ra.s
I'd - Any point On she oh4o Musklnrnsn Esn,r%
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, MlssIssinni W.
conatn Missonrt. Kansas. Ark anss. nnd YEA p,w
erss and ~ Cleveland. ssndusk II and n ht..-. ~
steamsvsto ~ ports m The North w este,, 80. -"
nsveAaptsAnd shippert-ntrustipsthe trs n.nor..
tfsn efthear FreiKhtto this Con panyean rsIy Ms
confidence opiis speedyt transit.
The 1Ases 81 Rrehwhe
To - ltseo eos posntinthe wes bythe p.nn.x,.
vania Central Railroad. are n ali time. G "a =
vORA6kk As ARB CHARGED BY OTHrRRArG.
ROA COMPANIES. d
III Bspaftculasto mark pack ages, sv,.P,.
CENTRAL X. R."LN
For Freight Contracts o Shippinr Dlrsc,loo. an.
Ply 20 or address either OF ihe following gents Of
u A.sTEwAkT rreigh. Aren't P,t,.h.,..
uiAkhhN CO. Transfer Agents,
f u. ~. Known MC4b., CkpsIu,,.iI n
10. NALpR0M = co. Msdison' Ina
81 Aooke louisville. Ky.
u"rs Az = CO.., kssasviiss, Iud.
"a knota .101ss oaFS. - \ y Fts
CLARKE CO., Chieaso in
J. H, MC0LM Portsnmth q
= nsATkxLy. = MONTGOMERY. M.y,vm.
w.H.AK.L I. LANGLEY .G.Ilipo iin.a "a
.. k4&kCB co. znneev NJ -
=. q HUDSON. Ripley, O.
81. AkLDRUA, Cement Tr.vslfp. 49,,
@N* tsM H@f Ter - south and W,st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

HUSBAND AND WIfR.-Addison has
left on record the following important
sessenct; Two persons who have chosen
each other out Of oil the speciss, with the
design 70 be each others mutual comfor,
and entertainment, have, 10 tho very &C.
ton, bound themselves 70 be good
humorcd, afabIe. joyful, forgiving and
patient, with respect to each other frail-
tiles aud im periections, 10 the end OF
their lives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

WALL PAPER.-Receiyed ,bi. d.y
stock Of Wall Psp-T, new assasn.s
s,nsms reodaiam Curtain Fi1lars..
judas Curtain FIxtafes
Green uoiiAad Fur wlndous
bsa Holland tov windows
ris, Tss.~ts, &c.
sp-dTI n. W. wEsTcoTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23

/ INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
l. os the issH oast nations OF J, s,b 10 rs AVID So
FOR sale ny NV nksytufT
amp d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-23
TRIGiNAL NOTICE.

ms,ii-d4w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
DIED.

Brewer-1Oth inst, Augustus G., son of D. w.
and b. Washburn aged years and month.
Holden--Jan. 18th, of consumption, Frances
E., eldest daughter of James and Sophia W. Win,
chester, aged Is years, | | months and Is days.
South Weymouth, Mass.-Jan LIST, Of consuinp-
ton, Mrs. f. b. Hayes, wife OF Rows. II. Hayes,
formerly of Foxcroft.
Howiand--Jan. 9Th, Of diptheria, Efie, daugh-
ter of 0rrn A. and Almeda Tourteilottc, aged l
year and months.
Thomastcn-Dec. 18th, Rev. Robert C. Starr,
who was pastor of the Baptist Church in Wool
wick, from 1873 to 1928, at the advanced age of
So years and 10 months.
Machias-l2th inst, Corp. D. r. Campbell, of
the 9th Me. Reg. lie had been discharged on
account Of sickness
Boston--on his way home to MiIlbridgc, Corp.
VIM H. Wallace of the 9th Nc, Reg.
Washington Hospital-2eths nit, Corp. Edwin
D. Boynton, of the 9Th Nc. from Harrington.
Bdngor.-The number Of deaths in the city, for
the year ending December Sd. 1862, was ass ;.
Bath--Jan, sth, James G. Whiuaere, Esq, aged
rs years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

ga new way of keeping warm has
been put in practice with good effect. 1t
is to have buck-wheat cake made large
enough to cover the bed, like quilt, and
spread over it piping hot" the time OF
retiring When made of sufficient thick
ness, it retains the heat until morning
and then, if person is too lazy to get
up, he can make a very good breakfast by
eating off the edges as he lies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

Pierce Capt, Israel CLARK to Mrs. Nancy c Cous-
ias, both Of fremont.
Edea-Jau. llth, Mr.. Wm, I. Richards to Miss
Eliza L. HigsjH both Of L.
East Trenton 8th lost, by Rev. W. A. Dur.
fee. Mr.. Watson X Springer of Strawberry VAL
ley, Cal, TO Miss Emma daughter OF Wallace
Coggin Esq, of {. 7.
Minblilgs Jan. 10Th, by Rev J. L, sauboru,
Geo. ". Foster to Miss susan NJ. Hilton, both Of
Millbridse.
Hampdcn-l5th inst, Mr. Wan. L. White Of
Mays,,lle, to Miss Margaret a. Whteomb OF
Newburgh.
Hayuesyilie-Jan, 4th., Mr.. Geo. W. Smith of
Mat.avamAepg, to Mics Rosetta X, Brown Of Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

BRAdaINs-Whea YOU hear man
brag Of his courage yen mag, If you
choose, pull his nose with impanity OF
his wealth, button up Your pockets OF
his four,hing business, be sure that he is
aboa, going into the Bansrup; Court; Of
his wiie's good temper, ECU may be sure
that he gets a Ger ain lecture every night,
of his horse, trot along and don't swop
but il he brag Of himself, You may be
certain that nobody else thinks well Of
him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

UNathaniel Howe, of Hopkihton, an
eccentric clergyman Of the Galyanistic
school. once made an ordination prayer,
which contained the following valuable
hint as to the best mode of dealing with
theological opponents Oh Lord, may
thy young servant put down the Netho,
dists, the Baptists, aud EpiscopaIians and
Universalists, BY preaching better, pray
ing better, aud living better than they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do your duty to yourselves! Protec
your Health

~ Read The fYii1rHg lLsi fese:ccd thls day from
Urst'astrq
WASmNGroS, D. c.
f.iIotLowAY, VI. b.:
Dear siI:-i avail ayself II this opportunity
to express my gratitude for our kindness in be-
ing prompt in sending yonr valuable Pills
ami Gt4fstrt. Hundreds OF poor soldiers have
been mate comfortable and WILL by the use Of
your medicines, and they MI can testify to their
healing powers AMI erpsbjli;y Of giving instant
relief. 1t his, within my own observation. saved
many poor :, Idter irom long sickness and much
suffering. Yours truly.
D c. N0SE, Washington, d. c.
November It'll, 1867. JmjOH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

A CnLD's DEyINIrIoS.---A little Sun
day scholar, when asked to define Chaos.
answered it was a great pile of nothing,
and nowhere to put it Another when
asked to define SANDER, said it was when
nobody did nothing, and somebody went
and told ont
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War News,

Wv CYL A@ ~ Wv ~
and at as late an hour as the mails will
admit of.
Abstracts, or The full text of all the
Reports and Messages Of i. the State and
National Administrations published.
Good stories, culled from tie Maya.
zines, and selected from the current liter.
aturc of the day, will appear on the out.
side, except when unavoldably crowded
out by moro important matter.
The great aim Of the Publishers will
be to make up good Local Newspaper
zone that shall be welcomed because it con-
tains matters Of HONE INTEREST.
All the LEGAL NOTICES ordered to be
published in the county, appear in the
american this is important to business
men.
The mechanical appearance Of the
american will not suffer, in comparison
with any of the local papers in the State.
No long editorials will be inflicted on
the reader, to the exclusion of more i'm
portant matter. " Breyity is not only the
soul of w.t." but it is the life of a news
paper.
We have had made for US six months
stock Of paper, all of which we have to
pay for by January, 1863. This is
what's the matter" and why we insert
dunning notices. I'VE don't want those
that have paid up, to read such.l
IsECOL LECT
That we ask no more for the american
than heretofore. We only ask to have
the pay in advance, SO that we can meet
our bills promptly,
lie, subscribers cancel all arrearages
and commence the New Volume with
ST. SO to their credit
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Dover-sth inst, Mr.. George e. Whitmore of
Forcroft, to Miss Clara Hichborn Of Medford,
Upper stillsater--Jana Sd, Mr., Eugene 9.
Nichols of Corinth, to Miss Sarah a. Tyler, Of
Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
The Confessions and Experience of a
NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as caution 10 young
men, and others, who sair from Nervous Debility Early
Decay, and their kindred ainsnssupp yiaz the
Of SELF cure. By who has cured bimself after being
victim u misplaced confidence ia medical hufnbug and
uackery BY enclosing postpaid directed envelope
single copies may be had Of the author NATHANEL NAY
TAIs, Esq, Bedford, kiogs To, New loIA s9ml!l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
Special Notices.

Volunteers for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with lI0IDWAY's FILLS AND
OINTMENT For Sores, Scuryey, Wounds, Sir all Pox,
Fever and Bowel Complaints, these medicines are the
best In the world. Every French soldier thea.
Only % cents per box. lml I'll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

zoo BUSHELS of BARLEY wanted, for
bUO which Cash will be paid by
j. W. WOOD.
Ellsworth Jan. %, lse3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


many of our subscribers as possible, all that
intend to pay sometime. 1t is only those who
act as if thoy never intend to pay, that we mean
to leave of our books. We are very anxious to
collect back dues, and desire to see all old &C
counts balanced in some way.
81 See Fourth page, for items, etc.
vSome good reading will be found on
the first page. Do not fail to read the ex-
) tracts of the speeches Of General Butler.
VDo not fail to subscribe for the Amer
cdn. if you have not already done SO, and
pay in advance.
The Schools in District No. 3, except
the High School close on Friday and Sat-
urday.
The Sabbath School connected with
the Baptist Society. are making preparations
for a celebration on the 22l Of February.
The amount pail ont in aid OF the
families OF the soldiers, by this town since
March last, is S2,595,o0.
number Of three months recruits in the
Temperance army. He is meeting with good
success.
The weather has been remarkable
for the time of the year. for the last few
weeks. The most of tie time it has been
mild aud pleasant, while all the storms have
been rain storms.
gT- This is the first number Of the New
Volume OF the American and if any of our
cid subscribers fail to receive n copy, they
will please remember that We have failed to
receive any pay from them Tor number Of
years.
We have lady operator, attcnlin <
the Telegraph Office here at this time, Mr.
Osgood being absent at Washington.
We do not see why ladies are not pecu
liarly adapted to this business.
Colonel Eugene Hale, who las been
absent at Augusta and Washington for the
pas, few weeks has returned. lie brings u
good account of the condition Of our soldiers
on the Rappahannock.
fA"soNAt,m "'o'h y "@, ""'o' 1.,..'
County, durins Governor Crosby's admins
,,,,ion "a .,a,r;,, b.rc n, \ y;.i, If a f,r
weeks lie has ben living at s. Anthony.
N,,c.,,, tho r,.t five ar ak year,
saw little Elfi rom o''F o''''
WINDOW one "i'efh'o" '8'7 ",tA' sop .,
che was passing tue f''t Once ana 20 ''fo
'ne s'cts VI ""'@' " ~" '"' . ~ ~ -
h.,.,.1 and mr.
y nc teams II the "'.as, On e''''t'
~ r1'.~.-3 -, - .,..,,.
:. -. ,.-,.aa 3. f.yo,,l.l. far 10 o,..rs.,,s
% o,.,n m. ~. ln.n5sr l,nit,v tim. ,lf
o...,,.ria'. l,,alsr
Sk,,i,. !. ..,,ir,t ysrv ,=,,..,.
s,- amusement in hi. rg.i,n. SIN. md
die aged men have nc into tie business
o,d -, INV ,l.os,rt afternoon t,,s, ...,,il
men OF I mon river mn ~ e,s'' sH,'.'s
10 hand vending u IT WY . tne 'ey r.
g'ons.
Mr.. J. II. Batter. who has n very
large class attending his Singing School at
Tisdale's Hall, we learn, is WY Iletsant
and a very successful teacher ct the art
lie is regarded as Icing thorough and exact
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We return our thanks t. DR. Edward
A. Frink, Assistant SlrSe2n, I. ). Army
Tor copies oil the FREE Soafh aud the -'-'e
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-Threc hundred AMI Gry towns and
cities of this State have sent t, the Governor
and Council bills for the AID Of soldiers ani-
lies to the amount OF Sl'o,ooo.
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