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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
The United States
The Personal Property OF
j b Mnrtnn-

WHEREAs, an information has been hIed on be-
w half Of the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia IN the
District Court Of the United states for said district
on the 2Oth day OF May, 1868 against the personal
property Of J. 4. Morton, IN the hands Of D. Burk-
hart and the Bank Of Berkeley in Virginia, alleging
in substance, that said Morton has been enEa 81
since the lIth day Of July, 1862, in fnsurrection
against the United States and In giving aid aad
fort TO the enemies Of the same: aud that the eby
among other reasons in aid Information mentioned
said property became forfeit TO the United Statru
and praying that the same may bo condemned ~
forfeited Aforesaid.
Now, the efOre. ia pursuance Of the EpouItiou mn
der Ihe seal Of the said Court, 20 me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all per-
claiming said property, IN any manner inter
ested Their in, that they be and appear IeIors the
said District Court to be held at Wheeling In and
for the said Western District Of Virginia. on the 10th
day Of June. is g. at IL o'clock ia the forenoon Of
that dAy-if the same shall day OF Jurisdiction,
II not, the mex; day Of jurisdiction thereafter
then and there l. interpose their claims aud make
their Rlleg GtiOns in N { behalf.
Dated this 2sth day Of May, 1868.
Z u. NORTON, o. 8. Marshal.
BENZ. II. SMITH, o. g. Attorney. my29-i6t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09

made the instruments of Heavens ven
geance; and in Furnishing such attrocious
crimes as have marked this war, ID the
only way in which they can be adequately
punished, and their repetition prevented, II
could not be doubted that he was doing the
work of Him who has said, "Vengeanee is
mine - .s .- - #a4 EHs.#t =t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.

TNASHINGTON NALL Cate Mrs. MasOu'sA. %
w long aud fAvOrably kho 20 VisiIOrs at ths
spring. Is NOW OPEN FIR the reception Of guests
n mouse " large. delightfully."- situated RRUA D.
NAY, batWeen the CONGhESS aAd EMPIRE
STRINGS, aud Is surrounded by ample ana beaufi-
fu y sh Uied grounds. Table frEt class-aDd the
rooms we'll adapted for families and Iarg parties
tr ends. For further particulars address WASH
INGIOS HALL,SARAT GA SPRINGS. ju-S m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
NOTICE..
Pa0vOsI MAasHAL. aEnEaAL,s oErIcu

UEEICE, I
Washington, May y, 1868. (
'INHE attention Of all officers, who have been hons
l OrADy discharged on account Of wounds or dsl.
5ility and who desire TO the servics the
Inya ii Curps IL called 70 the provisions OF General
Orders, No. los, Of 1865. from the War DE- partment
published Ia the papers throughout the c untry.
SUCH or1cers are requested u comply promptly with
applications, therein provided for positions In the
Invalid Corps, (statiog the charact OF their dsa-
lity.l with at little delay possible, the Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General of the STATE ia
which they may be. such Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General will at once forward the appIca-
tiOns with his indnTsenent, to the Provost NnrEhs
General 1t Washington.
ohlcers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing The papers required ~
General Order No. IO5, OF 1865 Irom War DeparT
ment- Their pay aud emOlameuts will cOmmenc
from date OF acceptance q such aP2ointrsents and
uAnds to which they may be assigned.
Dy29lm Provost Marshal Il Gensral.
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Daily gutRIllgenter
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
TWmvH souD LINES OF NoNPARz11, (oR oRz noH, J on
LESS, MAXI A SoUARE. .F

N0-bPECLAL NOI1dE5 Double the above rates.
47-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, acoor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made. H .rH
All lEdvertisementsfromt transient persons Strang
ers, to be paid for in adudRee.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 per year,
or So for six months, but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than a square. 0# .-s1.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate, in by them muSt
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with writ
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. ..-
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. HfI 'EaE = r, NJ
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonv1l-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
The United States
Upon information
for
ConlGcatiOn.
The goods and chattels, credits
and effects Of the Bank Of the

CommonW eAlth.
NT HEREAS. an information has been hled IN the
w DiSirfct Court Of the United States fIr tha
Western DisrietOf Virginia at WheelioE. the 10Th
day Of May 1853 on behalf Of the United States by
the attorney thereof for aid District, Against the
goods chattes tits and effects OF che Bans Of the
Commonwealth In the hands Of D. Burkhart and the
Bank Of b. Tkeey, in Virginia alleging IN substance
that said property has been brought since the 18th
lay Of August, 1851 from pArts Of the United States
declared by the President 20 be in insurrect on into
other parts Of the United States In insurFe.
tom tor which. among other reasons in said infoT
nation mentioned, said property became forfeited to
the use sf the United states, and praying that the
same may be condemned as forfeited as Aforesaid.
Now. therefore, in pnrsuAncs Of the m0nition un
der the seal Of the said CIuTt directed and de-
hvered. do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming the said property, or in any mannrr inter
est-d therein, that they be and appear before the
said Dis riot Court 70 be held at WheelnR In and for
ths id Western District ofVirgna. the 16tu day
Of June, IS at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that cay, (prOyided the same shall be day Of juTis
jictOn. otherWfSe, on the next day ofjurisdiction
thsreafter then nd there to interpOss their ella ms
and make their allegations 10 that behalf.
Dated the 25th day Of May, 1865. r-l
EN-. NORTON, o. s. Marshal.
BENJ. H. sN1TH q. 8. Attorney. my29 lot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
PRovo.T MARSHAL GESEnAI's o1yIeE,

Washington, %. e., MAJ 22d, 1868.
A Ii MEN who desire 70 join any particular Rsgi
IA ment Of Cavalry now in the 1tld, arc hereby
authorized 70 present themselves any time during
the next thirty days to the Board Of Enro EBent in
their respective Dstrcts. The B.sird shall sxamiue
them, and determine upon their fitness for tue ser
vice. and fOund 70 be t the Provost MarshAl Of The
District shall give them transportation tickets the
general 3, ndeZVOus, at the Headquarters OF the
they present lhemsel.Gs at this general Rendezvous
they shall bo duly mustered by mu -terIng aud dis
buTsing Oesr, aud PAID by him the bounty allowed
by law. aar lIrl ia JAMES b FRY,
mY28 I'm Provost Marshal General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
H0! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio White Sulphur Spring,

w ILL be formally opened on the 18th OF June
w the anniversary occasion Of the meeting Of the
Ohio NJ -dicAI SOcisEy.
These SPRINGS. 90 national IN reputation, and
popular in favor, arc situated in Delaware county
Ohio, Is miles from the Capital and hVe from the line
Of two railroads.
They will DO under the exclusive control Of the
PrOpristoT, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They EiIIbe COO
duetei with spec al reference 70 place Of
HIONABLE RESORT
relaxation ane healthy Improvement They excel In
ali these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERIGA
difference to A Wilson, Proprietor. Post once
addr.ss' Lewis Center, Delaware county, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

FINE JEwELRY.-C. III. Case of Chi
cago has some fins gold watches of all
pattsrns--cpsn and hnntisg case silver
watches, ladies' sets Of jsweIry Of beauti-
fal designs, rings, breast pins, chains,
silver ware, de-, for sale at auction every
evening this week. ut Howe 4 Williams
Auction Room, These goods are, most Of
them, PaHDbroksr's stock, and for thsir
real value goa: great bargains. They are
all warrsstsd 10 answer The Representa-
tions made at time of sale. fapr2- -d3t1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

4EDIToas or GATE CrTY - The officer,
.uf the Ladies' Union Association hereby
acknowledge the receipt from The Hos
pital Band Of tpen,y dollars, to be appro-
Priated to the support Of the destitute
families Of soldiers. The money thus
given 10, as We understand, part of the
proceeds Of tLeir services as orchestra
for the Panorama; and though needing
il for their own use, their first thought.
rs would appear, was not for themselves
bnt for others-the wives and children OF
their companions in arms,
In addition to this donation. the music
by which they have 10 greatly enlivened
our weekly Sociais has been furnished by
them wholly without compensation.
These facts testify more loudly than
my words to the sincerity Of their patri-
aaism and the kindness of their hearts.
md are another proof that the brave are
llso the generous.
We, therefore, in behalf Of those to
Whose wants they thus minister, tender
Q them our most hearty thanks for their
i'gh example, not less than for the m onsy.
For the Association,
RoBERr MooRx,
aas President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

THE ATLANTIC MoSrHLY.--The I8th,
Or Apiil plumber Of this new and popular
Magazine issgain upon our table from the
hands Of the publishers Those who have
given 1t their patronage will not be disap-
pointed 70 the present number. Chas. G..
Leland, Hon. F. P. Stanton, Della n.
Cotton, Martha Walker Cook, Edmund
||Kirke, Perth Granton, Edward s. Rand
Jr. and Hon. R. J. Walker, are among its
pontribusors. The high literary and po-
pitical stand Of the Continental make It m
|nvaluble monthly visitor in these times.
Address John F. Trow, SO, Grsene-st.,
New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

A BErTxR sHoT.--The State Register
wa bragging the other day about man
somewhere out in the centre Of the State
WHO knlsd seven ducks at one dot. Why
n'sln. that's nothing to what we do down
here every day. John r. Turner, ESQ.
OF this township, day before yesterday
morsing killed mine ducks 1t one shot,
and having double barreled gun, turn
Cd round and killed wild turkey with
the remaining shot. Literal fact.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
EGAL NOTICE.

To zwsrt executor Of the estate of x~.rs, d.
nernasa z~art Hefniget Zwsst, i 4 xchevs ~
Lsthe0ne Acheycra.b EdWard Nnmm kIi..h.s -
Aanm. Chitsnaen hcGsvic ParrSr = Hnirss.
samuel hsmiiton, q W sample Nj shas.s, 0eorss
ton, Joseph Collins, s N Smith r Krsner -.
aAte lasufancG IanapaHty- Geo c Anderson 4 ~,
Msgoun, Hatch d Tnompson FkkIsD q Lncs.
Jerome kowley, Jane Ia beii, Scou Orm IL, 4 y
nnasv.ns, n, K.ns = Tumei.y, Daniel M.loney, i
efths school fand. A Hcsmer Wm rurtW =. -
Nsehsrdsen, kcid VIM Leighton. ismes h.
Estes, 1eo " hooaon, Vim Rob,on, -Chss 6scs~ ~ q
y BIosldge Ihos Burbrdge . Bu rt,ridre. a. -.
ina 4 Heeaer, widow, ANA Geo Reader. md aIise
sl A. No. m,no. nsirs q q Reeder, dsceassd, Mary
Ann hoes, ,wido =, nd Geo Rees " nj kees a. SarsS
nces. tSsis kces, Ihes kces, Wssie, ktrs Joeerh
Aesss A0iT kees, T. CaroliDe Ress. Samtsi itses -,
tor hess and Robert kees, heirs at law Of Wm Rees
deceased, - " A'sss
You, and each OF YOU are nsrsby notloca hat .h,.
e nov ON 6le the of the Cierk OF ihs
court In a d Tor Lec Coanty, Iowa, xt K>okuk : ne
iiton OF samuel p Miller clsim,ur ~ ~, Z. ~ w
AnArt executor Of lhe estate ssf Jxva8 Ases-s
sa, us ~ FSRssn hunared baIlars q ssones dup
~ pfomesosy notes, executed BY zwsrt /,
!ames Estes and by Am cndassed 10 plainfin; snd
claiming ofaif ofyou the foreclosure Of mortssre
sNeA " secure sad notes 4ad oahers and couv.rins
,ne und'sdsd p Io lArrs 3 aud four hi IN
scf sses - Ire c0e s~ofs5 lares f3j fosff,
Addition 10 the city 0j.Ksokak-e - i, --
ana unieas you appear EhsEeto ana decand On
% before noon 0the nexttcrm or 6d Ihstrct c0urt
y Asoeok, shich Co mcnces on the urst Aoaday IL
ss.sN ~ -, Judgment and decree win ~ rsndev-
,soered g bo sold for the payment Of tho sxr dns
'iAialin lntofsss and costs. s7T1s '--fT-G
RANKIN 4 NcCRARY.
sRt1 g Ahornsys Tor Pisinti6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

Judge Treat, Of the u. s. Circuit Court
on Saturday gave an important decisior
in the case Of the United States IS 45l
bales Of cotton, and United States :.
steamboat Planet, for going from Helena
to Della and Friar's Point, in Novembe,
Hast, and taking down supplies to planters
residing 10 that region, and bringing back
the cotton condemned in this case. Il
viii be seen from the following conclu-
sions reached BY the Court that The prop.
erty transported and the vessel transport
ing were condemned, notwithstanding an
alleged permit from the military anthori-
ties at Helena. In rendering his decision
Judge Trea. held that under the acts OF
Congress, And the Prssident.s . Proelama-
tion pursuant thereto, all eom nnercal in
tercourss with ths insurvsctioaary States
or beyond the military lines, OF the Uni.
ted Stases forces, il pruhibised wi.hs.t |.
license therefor BY the President, through
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Whilst
military ofioGrs have fall suthorityto ure-
vent even persons with licences, from pass.
ing through or beyond their lines. when
military operations demand such oction.
no military commander has any lawful IA.
thority to grants lioense to any one to p.ss
beyond his lines for commercial eater.
prises. II the expedaion beyond the
lines is merely for nilitary purposes, Il i
subject solely to military control; but il
must not be for mixed military o. CON-
mercial Objects Undsr the lsw no mill
tary commander has any authority to IL
cense trade With the quaai.snemy coun-
try. Hsnse tho lpsrmias gSantsd ut Hell
ena und enllsged milinry aufhosity, to
buy and ship coteon from points ertsias
of the lines Of Unitsd States forces, ,sor so
ship snppiiss b. way q trade, 10 aash sx.
terror points we're void; and III such est-
ton and supplies and the vessels Or yehi-
clss transporting the same are forfeited.
Property 70 tho amount OF ell3, 600
was condemned BY the Court under this
decision. M Rspshisan. ii sAsAs.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

! The man That makes joke without
Intending it frequently amuses us more
than the most ingenious Of professional
iokcrs--as when the milkman 10 the play
charged with putting calves brains in
the milk, he answered, brains! I never
Had such : thing In my head" II was
~ aans noftof Aacase when = jnryman
heying asked the judge to excuse him
ffom serving on account Of deafness, the
lAtfeE sid, "Conldn't you hear my charge
70 sh0 arand J1ryY,'
"iss \ heard il" says the man, "but I
e9ald not m.kA Any esass out of ii" i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

The Annsal Election ofths Young
ea Fire Company, of this city took
pt the hall last evening. and result.
|shs choice Of the following gentle
! oonpasy officers: II
dAnt--Geo. Fl. Holt.
y Prssident-HeE Jones.
taFIWm. b, Coleman.
6ssl i. H..Jones.
alp1ing gentlemen ware also
= act 10 the following capacities:
of Suction Eagiss-Ed. G.
Isman of Suction Engine &. r.,
1aler.
Of se-Wn. B. Brugnans.
oman Of Hoss-. .-- Oasuan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
UNION PLArRORM.

Il
i hs - tns Platform adopted by the Unior
wHraxAs, /. h, q su s,.s.. ,,p.o,,.,. a., ~.
sh8uld - "A t,m.s fsa.,. 'APortant that mere
srIr ads IN Ao.sa 80. sDolousa orx4nzation OF the
tayainr th~ss a.tnr;s,. ~. Ae psfnc.s OF main
suff. sna Anu securing lhs election oi
1 ans = 0'-'eAs Psssoas 20 Al omces OF trust.
NusRrAs n 4. ..,..t.,,. -
porsans shan ., e. b-,err *. ss,. mre I'm
msnIIea !, mus,h, .as rJ -. - .aeso among ~ wee
a. ess.sed II i.mn. "a snxs ~ hcoen Who
bsseiy nd per.is, sn,s, .a aasen, vnist they
-tns..,-s. ueh 'aht tpe policy ofthe Ad-
beon sna ths s,' - ,S o. the BE-
R1selrsd That for ~ r..y.,. - 80 AIoh ,sofsiofs
ohlsct 80, or - ~ - " ce0mpffehink this
vosion 10 she ur ION go ~. .es ssses1ng de-
The Govsrnmsnt agsurt R.hs,s ia .h.. - uIYost
thsers there shsi - ar~..,ss~ a.. - tae1 ~ npe-
III, .rratan ri.sA ~ eacn wstd VI ahDs
conditoaSl unisn cis,.eas Nc IN ~ ios =, an
dec isrnt lon Of py,neisias VIA suSssase " Hs
Rsssi~sS rl.t 80 -
and acss nave rlven shs = sa,... 49, - .cnsame ents
~ % Md q =. = .5d q
SERVICES q - 1eeus 4 s sna - tn1ir
deciaYs ,iess al o.t .d.,i,.,sns go - Mas. Amihe
.he ess ,ssss Of citizenship and thresa<n them
VIE IN n. nr 70 me rear {*E
Assses., .ns. ecn 0naee Of I've fsem ssch ward
as ey sh's Ieesins hose dat. Il shaI be 70
sfst wasds. 4
Hs9sre4. naa this meeting Recommend the sever
80 s s.aos ths adoption OF ne foiieuing dseisra
'e~" - W~Ohfes ana pf.taws.
AN
ASD SsSLAkAuox OF vFniHcTrLks.
I. TAls orxuuiratiop sh.tihc k.o-
CIru pfght - W .rd oyfha "a, - - - s"e osicA
Z. Fasrexatax All ~.ss ,.o,sr,.~s S....S ..1A1A-
ing the saivatou of Tie nion sssys All "a sn
pfrcfiscttons ~ ~. 10 the - Ana "soeF
erams~f asxipst al h.. an s.,, - !. - sn1 wv
That While we drDior rha .,sss..sn - .D'osa-
- the kFsstestof csanit,s and are n favor of~ses
and will hail IL Win ioy when ser ~ =. h.I
their rms and reu ru 10 th~ir sIlsriaas .ss 80
in fxy dc Of TIE mast vfspvoas \. - siso
The Nbeon, and the eontnaAn . OF ihe war Inli ~
Eeroas nion of our Fathers over
K xrrttofY o'0f AZ
That ve Aenounee n s6extoss ~ t~>...n -,
soas who by threats Of re.i.l.nrs - - -p III -
adopted for the suppression Of the Yebeion or vho
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

~The Jennie Whipple Is the mors-
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Lcaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of the cars. Tdtn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

/ ~ The ladies' Of the Soldiers Aid
Posiety have rented room for their
|ature meetings, in the third story Of !
(Fick building on the south sideof 9TH
kreet, between Main and Blondeau. 'S
The Society will meet there this alter
|Oon. Having just received, from the
ate Sanitary Agent. the material for one
Endred comfortables TO be made up ~
"a - possible, they appeal to the
riotic ladies of the city to turn out !;
e is greater need Of their labors than
before.
"a LADY is requested to provide I
u the room i not furnished with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
An IMrosrArr Conn,eeTn,r 60,

a A. AMFOaTAHr C0MMIssION. Sccse-
tarya Shston has appointed ~. 5. q.
Howe Of this city. Hon. Robert Dale
Oven and Mr.. Mckay sf News Herk ~.
= commission to inveeti2ate the condition
Of no contrAbands thrcdghsAs Me 1nuns
Try. I Thin commission 4 invesssd xieh
ample authority . prosscPte their r.. ~
sesssaes to any extent 10 regard 10 tAs
|eapadity tar aan support of colored mon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
n6s> sWhv ara NAH. a>.;cr...a -, !

sr .'Why are Dails dssigpated BY the
terms sixpsuny. eightPsnny,h &C.! Ii
shaaiald, England, sAere itnns 4sssq sans
titles of nails are manufactured, they used
to Be sold y small quantities. y s6s Inn,
dred; and the terms fourpenny, sixpetttf.
&C., referred to sooA nails . were sold
q toar pencc, sixpence. de-, ,Yerl rl1ndtsas
NalIs ot that day that were - dsoieusted.
wasexsctiy the same with nails tkAe ~
now known By thess designs1iesa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

DIVINE sEgvIcg.-Rev. Mr.. Lorent-
zen will preach in the Court House
at iUa Q clock A. NJ. next Sunday, April
4sh. The ordinances OF Communion and
Confirmation of Children win be observed
on this occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

LtvELy.-Last night every thing was
lively overhead, number of soldiers hay.
inga little enjoy ment in McCune's Hall in
way Of dance. Tho soldiers are alwsvs
and every way gallant. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

1Messrs. Connable 4 smyth were
The successful bidders for tie Govern
meni contract for furnishing supplies to
the Hospital, as appeared by the opening
Of the bids yeste rday. 31@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

DsN&~h~s &hsMekkORmessStx ~ 0m n
TTA0PtcA 30 Death.
We regret to announce ashociing loss
of human life 10 the public streets, last
night, during the iiiumina.ions in honor
of the Royal marriage. About quarter
past o'clock there was fearful crash in
the mob in front of the Mansion House
Tho screams and shrieks VI lhe men and
women were described as appalling. A
nuasber of persons were trampied down
and considerable time elapsed before
their fate could be ascerained. The
Lord Mayor and Mayoress witnessed the
catastrophe from the decorated balcony
of the Mansion House. but nothing couif
be done, SO great was the rush. Police
constable Henley, ass, got hold of one OF
the fallen women, and with grea, diff
Guilty got her out. Life, howtrcr, was
exlnct She had been tIamplcd to ,!..lA.
She has since been identified a. Charlo te
Donagan, aged 81, wife Of Wln. iona
gan, of Fort street, Spi,ai6elds. As the
body Of the woman was being conveyed
to the Bow.lan Police Station. . child.
Il months old. was brought in By man,
who stated that il had been thrown into
. cart at the Mansion House. |, proved
70 b. the child Of the poor woman. How
its life WAS saved IL miracle.
IL the csrriage.Way Of the Mansion
House-place body Of woman was founa
evidently having met with similar fats.
She has since been identified MS Mrs.
Phabe CryAtal widev, Of Bridgsrst.,
HAn'mersmith. Two young women were ]
found apparently dead near the same
spot. They were conveyed TO the station
Seething lane, when, on account Of their
Injuries, they were sent to the hospital,
where they are still alive. but quito in
Their names are yet unknown |
The police report many cases where the
parties broke their limbs and were taken
Q the hospitsl. About two hours after
The above occurrence similar frightful
accident took place, from the pressure Of |
he mob. on Ludgate-hill. near to Far
ingdon street.
1t % feared that the above are not the |
'nly fatal accidents that occurred during
be night and this morning. There ars |
'eveIal parties lying in . dangerous state
e 81. Barthoomew's and Guys Hospi-
ais, having been knocked down and run
,ver. The arrangements Of the city po-
ice for the carriage trafic through the
ity last night appear to have been dis
:ncs'ful, and are loudly commented on in
b aity to-day. London Gazette, lllh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

FoR SALE.-Sce advertisements Of fur
niture and fixtures Of ssWm. Tell, Saloon
on johnson street, for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

- One hundred Of the prisossrs Of
var at camp Chase, Columbus, refuse 10
ret'rrn to rebeidom. and proposed to take
the oath Of allegiance 10 the Govern
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

~ p. B. WILCOX, an old and promi-
nens member Of the Bar of Ohio, died n
Columbus last week. -