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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

Tng IoLrk.- Everything. within us
and nbous us shows HAT il never was in.
tended that man should be idle. Oar
own health and com!or, and tie welfare
nnd happiness Of those ar, und us, OIL re-
qui,o q ut man should labor. Mind
body, soul, all al ke suffer ard rust oui
by idieDess; the ,dler is a source Of men.
tai aud mora oiiense to those around
lie is a nuisance in the world aud need.
statement for tho public good, like an,
o,hes source VI p.sii!snce --Ssien.ih.
American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
THE GATE CRY.
Gen. RosxcRAHs' New pciIcr "A
correspondent with Gen. Kosscruns'
army, writing oa the 28th ult., says: :,

arwy' Wrutng w t"s -olu s''', SAy"
cit is rarely that We are able 10 mark
historically II, precise point at which
great events the march VI progress take
their origin But | .hint such an epoch.
making event was marked yesterday
While General Rosee-uns and staff were
riding down fois Beech Grove to Man
chester, the General passed the word
along the line TO bir staff officers TO invite
all negroes mo; on tie march TO come in
10 us and VIC would give them protec.
item This ~ sn iter-st,ng fact. rs mark.
ing the hrst flieisi inauguration oi the
emancipation policy by military author
ity. This Is certainly q great advance
from the fine when commanders would
tie up the poor black pariahs who sought
refuge within their lines
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

ET A frost occurred on 10 some por.
tons Of Minnesota Last Sunday morning
A frost in July is something Of q novelty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
TnE HARvrsr.-O Our farmers are now

TnE HARvrsr--O Our farmers are now
in the midst of their harvest; and 20
which way you will. the cl,tter of the
mowrr and the shouts OF the hsfvesters
greet you, The greater part Of the wheat
crop is good. The corn never made q
bitter rppsamncs. Bureau county j,
truly best with everything that Dature
can bestow Bureau Go I'M Patriot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

~ The thirty days militia who went
from New York icr the defense Of Penn
-sylva mia. are 10 be crdrtrd and accounted
for in the coming draft on the basis Of
three years Of service that 10 thirty six
men counting enc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14

communication from the Senate an
bounced the passage of two; House bills
as noted in yesterdays Senate report.
Also the passage of a joint RESOLUTION
adding two from the Senate and three from
the House to the committee on re-dis,ricf-
ing the State. Concurred in. The Speaker
appointed on the part Of the House. Messrs
Hale, Powell and Wright.
a message was received from the Cow
ernor communicating information relative
to the condition of the Lunatic Asylums in
the State and recommending further appro-
prIasous for this unfortunate class, Also
recommending legislation for the removal
OF the seat of government to some suitable
place, to take effect when the Constitution
OF the New State shall be adopted by the
people. Also recommending legislation tn
retaliate for the seizure by rebels of the
persons of loyal citizens, and an appropria-
ton to csrry it into effect, and asking the
re-enactment of the ordinance of the June
convention for the apprehension of suspic.
ions persons.
The message was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Smith from the Committee on Courts
OF Justice reported bill to legalize the an.
Polntment of Ferdinand Lewis as admins.
traitor OF the estate Of Solomon Michael. sr..
deceased, late of Hardy county.
air. hooToN from the Committee on Priv.
lleges and Elections reported bill giving
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
The Rlght soEt Ta1k-
GENERAL HURLBur AND rHE MEMPHIS srcEs-
sIoSIsTs.

SIOSISTs.
General Hurlbut, in command at Mem
phis, has recently issued an order which is
extremely distasteful to the secessionists.
Having been troubled for some time by per-
sons who, residing in Memphis under the
protection of our flag, were constantly plot
ting against the Federal authorities, hold
ing communication also with guerrilla
bands which infest the neighboring couu-
try, General Hurlbut thus notifies them of
his Intentions:
MANY of these sympasbisers have e1-
pressed determination that the Charleston
aud Memphis railroad shall not be used by
the United States. All such persons NAV
rest assured that military authority viii
run and use that railroad as long as neces-
sary fol- the public service, and every family
and all personal property between Hatchie
ana Coidwater rivers, will be removed if
necessary to an unobstructed use of the
ROAD. Nay, more, every family in the city
OF Memphis of doubtful loyalty, whether
theg have gone through taking the oath of
allegiance or not, will be sent north of our
lines, If those measures shall become nee
essary, for every raid or attempted raid bV
guerrillas upon railroads.
Ten families of most noted secession.
lists IN Memphis will be sent South, and
these are to be selected from those of great.
est wealth and highest social position first.
because less likely to suffer from Danish
ment
"Citizens will not be considered respon-
sible for attacks made ny regularly organ
ICED forces of the public enemy, but will be
held responsible for irregular forces which
are mainly kept up or supplied by their
sympa'hIsers in aud about this city. Auy
person not belonging to the Confederate
army who shall supply arms, ammunition
or military supplies to these lawless bands,
will be summariIy tried by military com
mission, and if sentenced by that commis.
sion, executed forthwith
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more Rtchmond Papers.

We are inQebted TO Col. Harris, of the
10Th Virginia regiment, also to Captain
Charley Harrison, of the 9th Virginia, for a
further batch of late Richmond papers
the Enquirer, Dispateh, aud Erao,insr-all
of which we prize very highly these times
-: -, .sEe an editorial from the Examiner of
things around Richmond, which will in
form our readers better than anything We
have yet seen, of the social condition of
affairs behind the scenes in the rebel capi-
til. rebel hereabOuts has cause to feel
thankful that SO far he has not been com
PEELED to live and associate with MS friends
aod fellow rebels a. Richmond The espe-
ciaI Decentralization of the confederate
headquarters may be attributed in some
degree to the class of fellows who have
gone from hereabouts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14

LATE discoveries in pathology show that
very many of the diseases which aflict
mankind arise from impurity of the blood.
This has long becn suspected but is only
lately known. 10 consumption, tubercies
are found to be sedimentary depo.ite
from the blood. DrOp,y. govt, cancer,
ulcers and erupsioDs, all arise in disordered
dspo'ites from the blood. Bilious diseas.
e' and fevers are caused solely by its de-
ranged unhealthy state, and even the de-
cline of life follows a want of vitality in
the blood In1view of these facts DR.. Aver
designed his Catbartic Pill especially to pu-
rify and iuyigOrate the blood, and hence We
believe to arise its unparalleled succes, in
controlling aud curing disease.-H.dIcgi
y OASN0ts
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The EkIngwood Meeting.
PORTLAND, PRESTON CouxTY, Va, I
January II, 1863. !
Editors IntelEigtncer :

Editors LntelEigtneer:
In your issue of the 9th inst, l discover
letter from Mr.. HOotoD, one of the men,
bers of the Legislature from this county,
and who has apparently been using all
means and trickery at his command to mis-
represent his constituents, and accomplish
bis own selfish and dishonorable designs.
In regard to the Kingwood meeting, of
which he sPeaks,aud the resolutions passed
by it, which does not seem to go down well
with Mr.. H. aud his clique, (both here and
in the Legislature,) l would say what
know to be true-that a very large ma
jority in this portion of the country en-
dorse those proceedings fully. Now
Messrs. Editors, am uuder the impression
that if Mr.. H., would reconsider those
resolutions he would End that they are
not so Objectionable as he at first took them
to be. think that by complete exami-
nation he will ind that his main objection
is to that clause in relation to the SOY Ios1
trhich is Of UitGI importance TO him. am con-
WINGED of this fact by his refusal to present
apetition against the stay Law from his own
constituents on Friday last, on the pretext
that the blank had been prepared by a
Wheeling merchant, and therefore he would
have nothing to do With it. Well, do no,
know that he is much to blame for all this,
for think he needs stay law, and am
under the impression that it would be un-
constitutional rVith him to pay a debt while
such law is in force.
Ax71-SrAY Law,
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into an election for United States Senator
on Tuesday the goth inst.
ar. LOGAN objected, and it was laid
The bill on its second reading changing
place OF voting in Hardy county, was
Mr.. kRANRR moved an amendment, pro-
Vlolng for similar change in AouougAlia,
as INDICATED in his resolution of inquiry.
me amendment was adopted and the bill
passed to its engrossmeut.
me rule was suspended to enable the
bill for the purchase of the ,JetfersonVillc
branch of the N. W. Bank and provide for
us outstanding liabilities, to be taken up.
The bill was passed to its eugrossment.
The following bills were read second
time and ordered to be engrossed:
bill establishing place of voting at
Rockford Harrison county, [amende dby
Mr.. Davis, its patron;)
OH apPropriating the cspitation tax
for 1862, to educational purpose;
a bill Authorizing the transfer of prop
erty from Meade Collegiate Institute to
Brooke Academy.
A bill authorizing Smith and Williams
to sell goods in Jackson county.
The bill making an appropriation to the
weston Luuatic Asylum was taken up.
Mr.. HALF moved to fill up the blank sum
With $4,000.
The bill was tabled, and
The further consideration of the Caleu'
der was deferred.
Adjourned.
[NoTE.-We omitted to note yesterday
the presentation of a petition against the
extension of the Stay Law, signed by citi.
zens of Mason county, by Mr.. Bumgarner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
A Card OF Thnnl..
sLEEpY CaEEk. VI. Jan.I2. l.

SLEEPY CREEK, VA, Jan. y, 1868.
Es-'.sAry Inte2I,genetr:
Please present through tue meulum or
your paper, to Mrs. Margaret R. WaIfuel,
the sincere thanks OF mess No. 5, Co. H.,
18th Virginia regiment, for box of !" good
things" MS New Years offering. Also to
4r. g. W. Reessing, for many nice things
from bis establishment which accompanied
the box, the contents of which were
thankfully received, and amply discussed
by the "boys." May the present year bring
to them as much real pleasure as the box
uiu 10 US. No. 5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
sECTION l91a.

IAN persons who shall neglect to pay the duties
and taxes as aforesaid assessed upon them to the
C0lec:or, within the time specified (ten days. shall
be liable to pay ten per eenum additional upon the
amount thereof; aud il the annual aud other duties
shAl not b" paid within ten days from and AFTER the
demand therefor, shall be Lawful for such Colloc-
ties or taxes, with the ten per eeutum additional
thereto as Aforesaid, by distraiRt and sale OF the
goods eh1ttols or effects, Of the persons delinquent
= Aforesaid" ianII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
TAXPAYERS' NOVICE.
OPFIoE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV, !
PIRsT CoLLHcrIoN DfsHRIcH VI

OPPICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REY,l
FIRsT COLLECTION Dis7RIcT, VA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
IN PAYERS Of Ohio county, that the Licenses
aud Duties assessed prescribed by the Excise Tax
Law Of the United Statea due. l will be in
my office, in the city Of Wheeling, from the 18th
the 24th at Fosters Tavern stand, TriAdelphia,
the Goth; and At Joseph POrrelrS West Liberty, on
the 2sth of January to receive Eaid Licenses and
RAxsS, after which time the law, prescribed be-
low, will be strictly enforced.
None but United States currency will be received.
JAMES q. ORR,
Collector LIST DistTict Virginia.
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w. INSURANCE NOTICE-Tbe
w. Stockholders OF the Franklin Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will meet on Saturday morn
ing next the inst at 10 O'Clock, at the Citizens
Deposit Bank for the purpose OF eecting nine Direc
tors Of said Company.
By ordeFOt the Commissioner. janl3-5t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14

Capt. W. NJ. Paul ofCo. E, 18th Virginia
Regiment, stationed at Sir Johns RIM,
yesterday brought up an individual whom
he had arrested at the hotel near that sta
ton under rather suspicious circumstances.
The man had twenty Thousand dollars in
Southern money OF his person, mostly
Tennessee, Georgia and North Carolina
money He had a certificate of deposit for
81, 1858 from one of the Richmond banks
dated the sth of January. He had no other
money but this Southern money and was
not able to pay for his lodging at the hotel
with it, which fact led to his arrest He
confesses to having run the blockade of our
lines and to being fresh from Richmond,
but says that he is not identified with the
the rebellion at all. He gives his name as
c. W. Anderson, of Memphis, aud says that
he had to come aroHud by the Baltimore
road from Richmond because of the recent
cutting OF the Virginia and Tennessee road
by Gen. Carter's expedition.
Maj. Darr took the gentleman in custody
here.
H
President OfThe New State ConVen-
ton.
The new State Commissioners met yes
terday and held prolonged session, the
proceedings of which have not transpired.
There were present all the members except
John Hall, of Mason, Chairman. At his
visit here on the Gath of December, he
handed in the following letter resiguing his
seat in the convention. Under the circum-
stances the action of Mr.. Hall was very
proper and creditable to him.
WHEELING, Dec. 81, 1862.
To MessrsJ. ". Paxton, E. B. Hall, Z. II.
CaldrceH and p. G.. Van Winkle Commits.
sionerS OF Constitutional Convention.
GEXTLENEX-The peculiar circumstances
in which am placed, aud the fact thar
must soon undergo surgical operation,
the lightest consequence of which may be
bodily prostration, have induced me, in
view of the probable early re-assembling
of the Convention, hereby to resign my
seat in that body, being unwilling that my
constituents of the county of Mason should
in any possible contingency, be uurepre.
scented there.
avail myself of this opportunity to re-
newmy thanks for thecon6dence reposed in
me by the Convention, and my assurance
that part with overy member with cou.
tinued sentiments of regard and esteem.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
[Signedl JOHN HALL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
RAGS.

WE WANT 100000 lbs. good COTTON RAGS:
w $1,000 lbs. WOODEN RAGS, for which We
will pay the highest price In cash.
BLANCHARD VINCENT CO,
jaul4-St No. q Monroe Street.
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SITUATION WANTED
FOR SALE.

n KTAIL STOCK AND PIXTURBs.-DesirouS OF
II, discontinuinE the retail trA1O, ShRll dispose
OF the stock and Fixtures on favorable terms. Tho
s tore can be rented from the lat Of April next.
jRnI4-St AUGU =TUS POLLACK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
FEATHERS.

TN STORE AND FoR SALE, a prime lot Of Live
l 0ERSE FEATHERS, as No. q Monroe Street
jauI4-St BLANCHARD, VINCENT / c..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR WHARF MASTER
kE-0 NesSrG Editors: would reapeetIuLy
oSsT yself g candidate for reelection 70 the Of
ace Of Wharf Master, At the next Charter E!eSGSH'
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.[Signed1
How to use revenue STAMPS.

How to use Revenue Stamps.
The following despatch in reply to an in
quiry relative to the use of Excise stamps
was received by the Collector of this dis
trict on yesterday:
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jau. Is.
JAMES C. ORR, Collector LIST District of
Viegiuia Stamps of any denomination
GIN be used provided they are of proper
amount. GEORGE S. BoUrWEII.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
WANTED, sHIPPING FURs.

WE WISH TO PURCHASE 600 Mink Skins,
w 1000 Otter Skins. 10 O60 RSccoon skins, So
go 0ppOssum Skins 20 900 Musk Rat skins, 1900
ueer SkiuS 10000 Wild Cat Skins and 1000 Sheep
Skins for which will pay the highest market
jsni4-ss BLANCHARD, VINCENT CO.
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DIVIDRNn

TNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS oTtbs yy,,.,,,.,,
4 Belmont Bridge Company have declared q ei;Ti.
St o. Two and half per the capital stock
me company, payable AftOr the 18th dsy Of
10th day of said mo nth tN6 stecE on the
dec29.tiIJanl2 p sCATTRpn,v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
New state.

Mr.. n. H. Taft writes us from Barbour
county that the people there are sound and
enthusiastic for the New State.
From Sistersville, Tyler county, we have
recently conversed with DR.. Bowman. who
tells US that in his riding as physician he
di covers that the New State sentiment is
slE ng and dominant. Nix Foreman, the
representative, whose home is at Middle
bourne in the same county, confirms this
good report of Tyler.
We have yet to hear of e single district
of any county represented in the Conven-
ton that any Intelligent man expects 10 see
vote against the New State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
LOST.

A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, only Valua'
a bic TO the owner. The Under will confer = N. "a
1or TO the Undersigned by leaving the same at the
inteIiigencer ONCE, or with Capt. Z. OVER,
iAnl3-lIS CenH0 SHSNs'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
WASTE PAPER.

WE WANT $1,000 lbs PAPER, such as old News
w papers, Pamphlets, Blank Books, Checks
LedgerU, Day Books, &c, tor which We will pay cash
BLANCHARD, VINCENT CO.,
ianl4-5t No. % Monroe Street
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Not Capable orthe Amende Honorable


Not Capable Ofthe Amende Honorable
1t was not to be expected of man who
has been dismissed from the service of the
country for disgracefuI cause, that he
would at any time voluntarily do just or
manly thing. Hence we were not sur
Psised yesterday on taking up the Press to
fnd that the parasitical hireling whom
Garlic: picked up at Washington, after
their joint repudiatiOs, and brought out
here to do his desperate and dirty work.
had not, after reading our card of Monday,
retraeted his remarks OF Saturday. The
malicious aud meudacious purpose of the
hired sojouruer in our midst, was not less
visible in his avoidance than in his pro-
curenent of our answer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14

6od guard our Dag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as now they wave,
still make it lead our ranks in war,
Stiil HoGe above each patriots grave,
DsAth 90 the traitor that would dare
To trail itthrOugh the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
Aud follow it TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-14
FARM FOR SALE
For RENT or SALE.

A FIRST RATE sTORE-ROoM in one of the mos.
- nourishtng country towns in Ohio where an en-
etptisinS retail merchant is badly needed Apniv
10 TAYLOR. ROLLYSOS 400 =
yAht No co Main street mn = nir.T
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WILL FOR SALE.

A STEAM GRIsT MILL, rs good as new and in
"A excellent repair. in of the best heat grow
ltte over half OF the original cost Por T.r;eisr
apply to. or Hddrels =. - - Par '' uiA'7
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sUNDRIES.
% Is HALE LIZ CHESTS CHEST aUNPowDERrRA.
do do Y.H. Do
IS do do Black do
- eaddies assorted a.
~ barrels Lard OIL
S Se gross Hummell's Esq Cana.
10 cs.Ss 90 Dandelion Cofes
q barrels Blue vttroi.
10 do Peanuts.
bales Gloves.
case NutmeEa.
do Manila Indigo.
eask Nader,
kegs Shot
IT,, - bags Cotton Yarn.
Just received and for Ssic bv
LIST, MORRISON 4 CO.
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF V1Rc1y1, \
Wheelfnp nAr 40 1cey,

Wheeling, Dec %, 1862.
NE ER 4S ~ "a MEETING OF THE sTocKHoLp.
3 p OF the Parent Bank, and iye for esrS ~ ~
a. S 2 and the transaction of such other bnsB
at az: 1 pton8nt before the meeting Will be held
the m. I5 MI DAY OF JANUARY ncTt Jciny
mence at sIsy Of that month; the election to com
joSSo q IN; 81; BY order ofthe Board
- So-9I Jan21 D. LANE. ca.bi.r
RARRED LINSEYS.-
sty,e a 'nil line Of BARRED LINsEYS, very chOic,
10 pieces Fine Twilled, Soft Dressed do q, c,u,
Fe 5Io1 Dressed Just received At No HOF SnNa
ese!4 STONE 1 THOMAS,
son II LBS ALLsPIcE IN BAGS.
wv % boxes Ground Pepper.
Ground Ginger
80 q N:sSH.
4el-H LAUGHL1Ns BUsHF1ELps.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stakeholder. o,
this Company Will be held at their once on Aon.
day, the 18th day Of January, 1868. between the
hours OF one and four O'Clock p. NJ for the election
OF nine Managers for the ensuing term of Office and
for ether purposes. By order OF the Board.
dec29-td P. SCATTERDAY, See'y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
CcoaMUMcATED.l
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
Die Disease,
A CARD.

The under gned having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lung Election and that DIRE ad
disease, Consumpuon-is anxious maze known to his
fellow Sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire ir he will copy " the prescrp
eon used (ree OF charge) with he directions for prepar-
ing and using the same which they will find sure cure
or Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds &C.
The oGy object Of The advertiser IN sending the Prescrp
ton to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
VIII oh he couceives to be invaluable aud hopes ever
sufferer viii try remedy it viii cost hem nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Winiamsburgh.
Kings County,
Ork