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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

naA~ We call especial attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. L. D. Turner.
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beg- Madame Rumor, alias Grape
vine, intimatos that Gov. Robinson, of
kentucky, is about to call for $1,000
troops to resist Lincoln's Emancipa.
ton Proclamation. .'Thc work goes
bravely on"
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"OLD GAN,'-Our readers have al.
ready been notified Of the association.
If 5lmI g. Gtnnaway withus in the
conduct Of the Bulletin. Mr, Gamma
way, under the familiar SoJriguet of
Old GAN has been connected with no
less than eleven newspapers, all of
which were characterized by II spicf,
ness and a variety Of new surpassed
by no other journals. He is. emphati-
caIIy a newspaper mm-at home in
no other position. The soldiers for.
mcrly under his command, and whom
he has led in battling for our indepen,
dcncc, and his many friends generally,
will be glad to welcome him at his old
occupation again, though cut off by the
enemy in West Tennessee from his
own paper. We intend soon to enlarge
the Bulletin, and with Mr.. Gannaway's
assistance we know it will be far more
interesting. S.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-24

gs0@ Among the distinguished visi.
tors in our town this week, was the
person Of Gen. John II. Morgan.
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NEGROES LOST OR STOLEN.

.f g Hft##. d 80. ..|. ~ L...H
THREE NEGRO MEN LEFT Us BE
tween Murfrecsboro ard Winchester. They
were either stolen or they runaway ...
EDMUNDis a dark mulatto, about six feet
high twoity-thrce Years old. and was dressed
mal ankee inform when he left. Is quick in
speech, tsi1g 81, ..t.,..
GRANVILLE is about five feet nine inches
high, Is a mrlatto. and was dressed H. home
spun, Is slow in speech. ...
JOHN is a boy about sixteen years Old
five feet high, mulatto, aud stammers in bis
epeech. as dressed In homespun. and taG
on a grey cap. We will pay a liberal reward
Tor the apprehension or delivery Of said negroes
to US at the Camps of'the IND Tenn. Regiment
polks Biigad5, Claiborne's division;
500 f'FHi 10 yauit WI. RUCKER,
Ia.g,,-g .a,,.y 4 r, n; RGCkER;
an. 10, G3 d1Cd* MILES FURGRSEOf
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BANK NOTE PAPER

FOR PRINTING SHINPLASTERS, lust
RECEIVED at tho Daily Bulletin office.
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MUSTER ROLLS,

Beautifully printed and for sale at the Bull
LETlN OFFICE. jana
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A Council OF WAR-"Dixie," Of the
Jackson Appeal, tells the following:
Here is u good story Of old Stone
wall, for tho accuracy of which | do
not voueh, though it came to me direct
ty from the camp. The nightafte the
battle, a council OF war was held by
General Lee, to which all his generals
of distinction were invited, Gen. jack
son slept throughout the proceedings,
and upon being awakened and asked
for his opinion, CURLY said, "Drive EN-
in the river, drive 'em in the river!!"
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DESCRIPTIVE LISTS.

Neatly printed and for sale ut the Bull
LETIN OFFICE. iun24
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Mr.. Johnson, OF Illinois, recently re-
leased from Il Yankee prison, declared
in Il speech at Chicago, on his return
home, in speaking of the Yankee States
that there is no country on the face of
the earth where the amo tyranny ex-
lists; where the same moral d%epravity
is exercised in controlling innocent
men, and dcpriying them Of their free.
dom.
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FOR SALE.

\ LARGE BAY HORSE AND A FAM.
lily Iockaway. The horse is kind ana gmt...
and the rocEoway nearly new EnqJile it,
tins once. jan, s, 'G3-du.
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Es6" General M~cCiornand has super
coded General Sherman ON account Of
the FickSbuig disaster t" the latter.
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ROBERT OULD.

ny All southern 1fattfs mc + sqa tcs,t'. 10
copy, and send bills to the War Department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY JANUARY 20.



TIE 0svsYnasns anA she WIASys %
Dsesase1 soldiers. bas
The Government Il most liberal toward
the widows ard families Of deceased SOL
diers. Ithas provided bounty Of 500,
together with pension Of IS per month
for those who have been 90 unfortunate
~ to lose father or husband on the altar
of their country. But these Chains must
be legally established before the proper
Bureaus at Washington, and those inter-
ested should lose no time 10 sending in
their claims, as the number 10 fast &C.
cumulating, and every days delay will
cause ut least months delay in its ad-
justment. Messrs. WILLIAMS 4 KING,
on Third street, are the oldest aud prob
ably the most popular agents for, the
prosecution Of these claims In the city
Those having such or any other kind Of
settlements to make with the government
would do well to give them call.
January l2-dtf.
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Pest office Regulations CsncsEnAnG
Bseas Asa AunA1ss.
PosT OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
Appointment Office, Washington.}
Saturday, Jan. Sd, 1858.
Many postmaster persist II sending
through Tie mA1lspacGAges x sisthiag,
boots, DC, charging thereon only one
cant an ounce for postage. This il pal
pable violation Of the aw and regulations,
with which every postmaster should be
familiar. The packages are held for le-
gal postage at the distributing Offices or
Office Of delivery, accommodating to such
an extent as to be greatly annoying to
these officers, and, in large majority Of
ases, never reaching the parties address
ed, thus causing loss to the parties
sending.
The law and regulations clearly define
what is ,mailable matter, and prescribe
whatiamount Of pustage is to be charged
thereon, and further provides that oil
other matter, or thing. if sent by mail, is
subject to letter postage. To prevent
further loss to parties Interested, and the
improper interruption Of businsss at the
hrge Offices, all postmasters are required
TO make themselves fully scqus inted with
the law and regulations relating TO the
postal service, and the mailing Of packa-,
ges hereafter Of the character referred to
BY asay' 1ostmaster, witbottaths ipsopsr
postage being prepaid BY postage stamps,
will be considered good cause for remo-
val. y Alex. w. RANDALL,
sfgra 4 se4a!a list AAoit Ey H. Gen.
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- The Washington Republican says
that the Congressional Library has been
enriched by liberal donations from the
trustees Of the British Museum at Lon
don. Many Of the early volumes Of the
DESCRIPTION of Anoien mt Marbles" and Of
the Seletf papyn, " which were destroy
cd by the fire which so damaged the Con,
gressional Library ia 1852, have been re-
placed, and the entire series Of sociological
catalogues published by the British Mu-
scum have been forwarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

The NEW ToRYlsx.--Tne man who
coolly sits down to calculate on the terms
Of Union of the VISIT with the South
in case Of the inability Of the Federal
Government to reduce the slavsholden'
rsesaaion, 10 moral perception aud COW
ardly heart thst would not forbid his en-
tesing ineo 6nascial md social negotia-
tons with sths murderer OF his mother
and the robber Of his fathers Golfers. ~
The key net. .! tie .c-;e. cf the West
just nov, y 70 stop ihe war and make an
alliance with the South from the com
mercial advantages 70 b derived from
opening tho Mississippi river. Disoiplea
of the Chicago Tmss consider this their
"bsst hold' jUa. nov. Leaving New
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Talleyran d and Arm Oh a /.

There was day when 1alieyrand ar
rived iu Havre, on foot from Paris. IL
was the darkest hour Of the French revo-
luton. Pursued by the blood-hounds Of
this reign of terror, Talleyrand secured q
passage to the United States in ship
about to sail. He WAS begzar and q
wanderer to strange land, to earn his
daily bread by the sweat of his brow. "a,
ais there any American staying 1t your
house?" be asked the landlord Of the ho.,
Tel. "I'm going across the water, and
would like letter t. person ofinhuence
i'm the new world. s t Re 1aAs
"Thcre isa gentleman upstairs, either
from America or Britain; but whether
from America or Britain cannot tell"
He poistd the way, aad Tallsyrand,
who in his life vns Bishop, Prince and
Minister, ascendsd the stairs. A miser-
able supplicant he stood before the strsn-
gers room, knocked and entered. In the
kr corner Of the dimly lighted room sat
man Of fifty years Of ags, his arms fold :
cd and his head bowed upon bis breast.
From window directly opposite food
of light poured upon his forehead. His
eyes looked from beneath the downcast
brovs and upon Talleyrand's face with .
peculiar and searching expression. His
form, vigorous even with the SHOWS Of
fifty winters, was Glad in dark but rich
and distinguished costume. TalIeyrand
advanced, stated that he was fugitive,
and with the impression that he was an
American, he solicited bis Kind feelings
and Offices. He poured forth his histo-
~ in eloquent French and broken En-.
giish
II am wandereE and an exile. lam
forced to fv to the New World, without
friend or home. You are an American
Give me, then, bescech you. letter Of
yours, 70 that ! may be able I, earn my
bread. an willing to till iu any man
ner; life Of labor would DO paradise
to . career Of luxury in France. You
will give me letter to one Of your friends?
A gentleman like you doubtless has many
| friends
The strange gentleman arose. With q
look Talleyrand never forgot, no retreated
toward the door of the next chamber, his
eyes still looking from beneath his dark
ened brow; he spoke ~ he retreated
backward; his voice was full Of meaning;
~ am the only man Of the New World
who can aiso his hand to God and say,
have not a friend, not one, in America. !"
Tslleyrand never forgot the overwaelm-
ing sadness of the look which accompa.
MED the words.
.sWho are your" he cried, as the srang.
man retreated TO the next room YOU
name2"
"My name" he replied with smil,
that had more of mQckery than JOY in it,
eonvulsive xpreasion-"n name Is Ben
edict Arnold"
He was gone, Talleyrand sank in th.
chair, gasping the words, "Arnold, th,
traitor n
! Thus he wandered over the earth an
/ other Cain, with the wanderer's mark up
on his brow, and his sad fate is likely Il
be shared by others of our own day. war
are proving traitors to their native land
II Home Monthly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

Not long since lot OF us-I am high
private nowhere quartered in several
wooden tenements, and in the inner OF
one lay the corpus Of q young sece.h Of
iicer, awaiting burial. The news soon
spread to vilhge not far off. Down
came tearing sentimental and NOT bad.
looking specimen of q Virgins dame.
"Let me kiss him for his mother I" she
cried, as l interrupted her progress
"Do let me kiss him for his mother! |"
"kiss whomg'
ssThe dear little Lieutenant; the one
who lies dead within. Point him out TO
me, sir, ifyou please. never saw him,
but---oh n
/ led her through room in which
Lieutenant Of Philadelphia, lay
stretched out on an upturned trough, fast
nsleep. Surprising him TO b the article
sought for, she rushed up exclaiming,
"Let me kiss him for his mother" ap-
preaching her lips to his forehead. What
Was her amazement when the CORPSE =
ardently clasping its arm. around her, re-
turned the salute, and exclaimed
"Never mind the old lady, Miss 20 i,
on your own account. I havn't the slight,
est objection p Is.
Sentiment is fine thing, Mr.. Editor,
but it should be handled ~ one handles
the spiked gun which the rebels leave be-
hind, loaded with percussion caps very
carefully.-T Continental Monthly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~A private letter received last night
by one of our citizens states that shortly
after the battle Of Prairie Grove 4 wound
ed German was helped upon an ambulance
and Immediately afterwards expired. His
name was, however, first ascertainsd to
be Locke, and his residence Keokuk.-
Very likely he il known to many Of our
German citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

LAUNCH or THE GUNBoAT OsAaE.-
This new and effective iron gunboat was
launched at St. Louis on the 18th inst.
y Is 100 feet long, As broad. 4 feet in
height st tho sides, and feet in the GEN.
ter. Il has sloping roof, 4 boilers and
2 engines. the latter Of 200 horse power
each. i hes turret a Ia Aon.tor, and
u considered : perfect success, prepared
to do good execution in cleaning out our
western waters.
Capt. JAS. D. Eads il the contractor
for the construction Of six Of these pow
erfui vessels, Of which this n the smallest.
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- 3a7' 3
TIE n4Ehl % Deye,isn.


never could dnd good reason,
WHY sorsos iumsids1sa .houIa stay. ,t#
And al The bright jsya al isa.s ssAsen
be driven Anhsste4 AVA ffgaEW
Our cares wosld wske NO mere emotion,
Wsrs We 70 our loibut sssiened.
Than peoples furg into the ocean.
That leaves scarcely Apple behind.
The world hiss spirit OF beauty,
Which looks upon all FOR the best
And while ~ DISCHARGES Its daties,
To Providence leave all the rest
That spirit's the liSh tot devotion.
Which guides Us through life to IT. close,
And acts lii = star In the ocean,
More beautiful far tha II rose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~ There is one thing Of great value
that II is safe to leave csrelessly exposed
to every body, as but few thieves will touch
1.-THE Bible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

py al srder from The Treasury DEPARTING Mt, Ship
pers and Carriers rquired, before forw
mentE Of Goods snn, amounting TO over easo, 70
places In The nrst and second er OF ecu mites ON the
Bouahsrp border OF the ftatr lows to lie In The
Custsn House oEee al k.okuk, lows, m oath pre-
scribsdby the Treasury Department also, to execute
besd, With approved surstes that the goods
described shall not b transported sold any
way ~ to give aid comfort 10 insurgcuis or 10
sympathaers with those In rebellion against Gov
sramcnt Of the United States
Blanks can DO Obtained and instructions given ii
the Surveyors Once.
JOHN STANNUS,
Surveyor Of the Pert.
Custom House once, Keokuk. Aug sG 'ca-aus2s-d,f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

- The local column of the Constitu-
ton has remarkable faculty Of present
ing all the Dews in regard TO our negro
population, including arrivals and depart
ures and Other interesting little events.
It isa dark subject but our neighbor
seems 10 be ut home in treating il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~A letter from Newbsrn, N. c.,
states that two Of the cannon captured BY
Gen. Foster, during his lats expedition,
we're taken BY the rebels At the lint Bat
Tie Of Bull Run.
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UniteA states Licensss.


Public notice IL hereby given. thss TIE annual col
isaiea Ia aad Kxcise Taxes for the CoaDty Of Lss,
II she Asst con seldom dssrct the year conmsaeins
espsember lat. iSs4 has been returned BY the o. ,.
Assessor
P.yuaent Is hereby demanded forthwith ot psrsoss
psmed therein Of tbs anount ssa against their
respectively by the United s.ssss Collector flnt<rnai
kevense VI the nrst dstns, Io~s, a,his one. in the
COUNT HOUSE, .. rOhT MADISON. AnpAxAsnis
must be made before As 2<sh day Of December next,
and ali perSoss who shall pesieet pay thu Liesnses
and other rsxss. assssssd Against then within Tie
time specned. sha ~ lisbss TO pay TEN per cent ~
ditissa spcr ~ AMOUNT thereof.
No esilseaioa w'n be made elsewhere than at ths
once Of The Collector, without the saAtiousl TEN per
csntnA being made - The law provides.
No othsr canency than TREASURY NOTES wiz
b. resolved.
Ssa,Ss 50 E<esss Lsc says, That II any person or
persons ahAi exercise or carry any trade busi-
scss for which Aessss s required by this ae With
out taking out such license, he She they shall io
every spch offence, respectively, forfeit = pcnan
equal 70 three times The of The duty or sum Of
money imposed for such licenses
aJ.C. WALLER
Coileetor First Districk
Fort N sAison fAxu goy oRfh isas -a,f~9,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

0TrHu Iowa AND AI9oopAt BORDEN.
81 ~ ~ Ksoxox, lava, yAsuAxr srm, fsasa ,
Bv = G<s4ysi Oy6sr UtAS Fsr Dtysrtssat j y made
the duty of ALL PROVOST AAkSHALS 10 seize eli
Military Clothing, blahktss shoes, arms and sarap
nants. and such othsr supplies wbieA Asvs bssa Is
sssd BY lbs aovsrnuest TO soadsss and lest dis
posed Of ~ thsm and II fasn b. incumbsns - any
person not soldier who may have any such property
his possession 70 prSvs that he has lawfully acquired
pOsssssion thereof.
ssitisrs k,u n cAysd on the hu.tss Roll With I'll
artisa~ Disposed Of b them Improperly iost and
ipcar sach further punishmcnt - chs Of the
o1snse may demand. ..t "A 80. Ess}taE
NOTICE IL THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that
~ above order VIII ~ rgay sntssoed, and al par
tss hsving possession Of soeh property required
~ prove their legal claim 10 the same asthh ONCE
JOHN n. HIATT,
JsnS-d Pro.oss Marshal ueaerai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
kEokuK, Jan. 10th, 1858.

kEoKUK, Jan. 18th, 1868.
The Union Ladies' Social will be held
as usual, this Tuesday evening, at Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of NAiu and 7th
streets. Music. tableaux, and refreshments
may be expected. All are invited to 1t
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
p0ST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.


All sAiistsd men belonging to the 2isi Regiment
Missouri veiuntssn are hereby ordered 70 join the
RAginsoA imnsdiatsly, ~ they viii ~ reported -
dsssrtoss and treated accordingly.
The commanding Officer Of this Regiment regrets that
there o interest manifested by the military and
cftrsns q home In permitting these cowardiy dsssrsr
70 remain amongst then uinoesssd, knowing ~ they
do the solemn allegiance they their eountr, ths
hour of her grsaisst psfii. Move Heaven and earth
and send svsSy skuikcr back to his coiors.
~ order Of ID. MOORE, Colonel,
5snls-A ConnsnAinsst Unisr City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~We learn from the MARSHALL Times
that regular trains on the Cedar Rapids
h. Il. are running as far as lie Grand in
Marshall Co This is only about eight
miles from Marshslltown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

THRowr Our-Thc Davenport mer-
chsn,s threw out all shinplasters on Bat
day last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~Ws hear from oil parts Of the State
Of the "celd snap" Of last week which we
experienced. 1t was genuine 'spell Of
weather." but has had it's run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

TIE Wool CRor OF MIcHIaAn. The
wool clip oTMichfaa for the year 1868
y estimated Il $500, 600 pounds. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
i COMMERCIAL


.5ttEss tbr IkLassAPsl h.
New York Market.
t kev ysrk. Jan -
Ylour-Aaskst shsde nrmeT. Sales al o. rs q % %
for Exus State; ~ a504T URH.o.
Wheat-hsrket lc better. Sales Il u 1a1ei % Tor
spraas: 81 Ia1si ~ for Milwaukee cizs; d 50
u So for Winter Red.
Cosn--kasks ., shade 6rmer. sales 4, ssc q,
oais-Dsclining. 6a073c.
LAYd-Firm.
Dressed Hogs-Shade frmer.
tWhisky-kore active.
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The Con 1csslons aAd Experience ~
q PooR Young Man.

gentleman having tsen cured II The results OF
esrly error and disease, will from motives ofbsnevo-
isnss. send 10 those who request IT, copy efths above
Interesting ssrratve, pubiishsd By hnsslE This III.
tie boob IL designed warning and eastion v young
men and those who 80 Ger from Sksvous DEslLtrr.
Loss ~ AsnoRY, PREnATrRx DECAY, hc.. Ac., sup
plying At the same time the ricus single
copiss vi Le SEMI under seal 10 PLAIN ens slope.
without chargs.-to ans ho request IL. By addsss
sing the author
CHAs, A. LAMBERT, Esq,
asc6-d3m Greenpoint Long Island, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

o. snA amer this date no Powder viii be allowed
asia II KsOkuk without perm Of The usd~rsispeA
~ - kind 81 Arms Whatever nor unitioas Of War;
has also been ordered BY the special Agent OF the
Treassry Department not allow Goods or Groceries
sxesps in ii.'sed quantities for family USE TO 70 into
Missouri or the southern Tier Of Counties.
The object " " keep supplies from the rsbea, o.,
armed hands Of gusrriilssin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN nTANNuB
Surveyor oflte Port Of keokuk.
Keokuk, AnE. u. 1869. ttt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

BateheAer's AAAF Dvs...The Beslln
t&# She world.
WILLlAA A. RATCHELoR'S eeiebrsa ed Fair Dye
produces color not 10 DO disnguished from NATURE
warranted not V injurs the hair ths NEEDLES
the III ELECTS OF bad dyes and nvigoYaes the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
sspisndid black or brown, leaving the hsirsofs and
beautiful. Sold BY al druggists. 10.
Ths gsn11ns 10 signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHRLOR,
- tie Jsss ssdss sf sscA M.
Factory, 10. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. ILaie
43s Broadway and 10 Bond Street, fIss-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

AN ARBITRARY ARxEsr IN RICE
AoSp. A Tennessee Baptist clergyman
named Graves, recently made an extend
ed tonrtc the North, and then returned
to Richmond where he very innocently
supposed there would be no harm in pub
fishing the results Of his observations. -
He accordingly did 20. His statements
were calculated to show that the resources.
energy and determination of the North
would IN the euu. notwii hstanding pres
ent appearances, prove too much for the
South. For this he was arrested and
sent TO prison. So it appears that man
must keep his opinions to himself in
Richmond il they are unfavorsble to the
final success Of the rebellion. Davis il
unwilling that his dupes should know the
truth. y aa af a8f.la8Fi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

Englsad out in the cold,' is the form in
which this tory hydrophobia mariiests II !
self. u II IL il not committing the overt
act Of treason, II isaf least giving sympa-
timing encourag,nis 10 active rebels.
Il Fond dn Lac CommuUWsalth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

IEcoNyENIENT.---A lot Of Germans
had big muss on corner of Johuson and
18th streets, Sunday evening. but their
breaking teutonic dialect prevented
any understanding Of the cGsss b<l7i.---
The combined adage reads "when Greek
meets Greek, then comes the tug of war
and when 7ettch meets TeatcA, ten
comes q Lager Peer" but it didn't hold
good in this case, although the prospect
for bier, was for . long time imminent.
The Dutch grit was up. but they held
their fists and let their tongues Hy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-20

~What little snow fell yesterday was
like The smitten young lady, in consider
able Of = melting mood. /" which com.
ported exactly with the boys idea Of fun
They pelted each other, and everybody
else that came along. Our country friends
particularly received = full complement Of
balls, equal in number if no. in force to
those that fellupon devoted Sumpter. IT,
however, our young marksmen should in
their sport start off runaway team, tltes
might find it sorry hit