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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-21

Iaticn, 70 tptvb Sober lein eisener Vnnarier ;
an(tatt In bic 8ontsn au bepcniren nno Ceren
Jlpten ausuldwelen, behalf er lsine iidere,
outes Sntere(le traeen6e gipte In letntr 3albs
Die S~psfulatipnen ldtpinoeu, Der OelDmartt
wirb felt, Die Dreile fallen our nOrrtalen 2oes
suriid Sober fam isin Oslo, iei 90 audi nod
10 msuta, ia Ser. ct. glotsn anleGen uao 10
nit wlrp Seber etn eifrt9eruatfr
Der Qanbesregternng DC
rem 9 efeten {ein etgenes Sntes
ref1e 9s,pprpeu. gBare bteer 9rpBe plan
Dor Sabren eurhgefibrt pproen, bate tstne
81 ebetttpm d E II f6nnen. Nber
aud iebt nod pirbe istne Qnnabrne Dem er
pberten @Iben, Der nod LANCE Den
Fseenben Nurben y a c n tparOe, ben Sta
del auSSteben ; penn eibt eS nur ST. Ser
tebrsaelb, 70 ntmmt Der perarunte 5anprerter,
@elAdftsntanit nnb Tarmer bes SltoenS 9ern'
Die tberan esltenpeu NCtet, uno tptro lcnntl
mad unb mad eth N~fttrntnbaber, Dem am
8prt6etebem Der 3ssierung Maes esls9sn ietr
muB, tpenn lie tbm 3inlen unc Capital auI
isine Nptsn besoblen fol-. Dieter leete pnnti
lit, urleres Dafarbalteus, wpbl taun NOD tn
@~rUdeutle 9ebrdGt wOroen, uno bod 1T sr Ir
unbereGenbar witbtts fur bte na4lte 3uti1ntt
q Mtr lprehen bon o@ntipertbune" Der Uer.
ct. Noten, perpabren urts aber ba9esen, DAT
Iol6e abIDtnt Iei. Stetsen mir anf etns
Setter, 70 fAetpt Der 8ooen unter nnS 8 e.
ia Is aber ntdt; trtr ifebsn na'
Daribet. Die Ser. ct, glpten ltnb In tbr:n
a + lclutsn @ertb eeblieben 4; nnr bas 0ptf
l(t setteesu, wtrp aber pur6 bte Nnnabm'
opn gbule's 8tan fallen. Das Cob tit etn'
fad sam - 5enDelsarttfel gepcroeh. unler'
Muafu9r fpdte bstra9tltG, naiere ,Gtnfab'
Bites MFR muBten uulers auSlanetlhen @ldn'
'btaer nit @plb be3ablsn, wabrenO feins itHI
s1riGldaesablt tpurbe. Da3u i4idten nnS ptl
eg1hred.en austGnbtlden Gapttaliten TIRE II
a~merifantlAen Staats .@ifenbabn> Dper an
pefe 8pnOs an9sleste g(ftiea 3ari.d unO for.
Sob. 90 perlief itA pa6slbe, 3alna
pa es bistosale unb furdtfane Sapitallfer
eenus tn D E n, 3anOe CAB, Die tbr Vcll
in StAerBett brabten unb Is 10 BEN SerFeb
eatsD9e.t. Die Mnnabme be8 YlaneS 0ci
@baies si6t un6 RAID un8ebeure Wttttel gu
Jortiebnng pes &rieaes; ia lie TT lelblt stner
eruBen CITES 3a oer9Iethea. DEM tper pt
Ineilfeu Srtegs m tttel bat, muB 3nlsst d
ESbertatp gcptuaer. IA
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0eueres aus GIbzMmerifa.

gns 0tio SaneirU NnO NddrtGten BON g..
DECEMBER stugetro6sn. GaA penielten lcu
@eneral Mitre, Der YrdTOent Der Nr9enttnt.
iAen Nepublit, NIT Dem Dlane umSeben, a III
Nepubttten g ii b ~ mertta'S u
sinem 8uube s@en bte Nnma f.
uneem Garopdt1&er WG&te 3u
oeretnt9en.
Otsle 8ermsdunetn perosu att 6tnbltd
auf bic @iufubtuus Der Darpfl@tffabrt
3pilAen Den perl6teOenen prcptn3en Ucr9e-
Ommen. Nu4 bat R2 cine @eIellAaft sur
Assbsutuns Der Mtnen BON Can Suan &c
.bilost.
Die amerifantlGe &rteescptoette vSamese
'tcwn", @apt. Drtce, fam am 1. Dr5ember tn
GtO Sanetro an mnb wurbe am naf(ten Gage
DOR benz umerttautlAen @elanOten. Gen.
Webb, beluGt, Der nit ben ibli&en Gbrsnbes
set9unsen empfan9en purpe. Der uSamese
tuwn" luate balD mad 8usnps NYres uno BON
bort mad Der @ttnsflGen Station abfatren.
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6unftipnen bes frit9ern Ytabccmntanoanten
Wa9e betraut woroen mar, tit init |stnsr Mr=
bsit 81 @noe unO bat beretts lelnsn GsrtGt
an Ote Moiutnntur In Waoilp JON eir9ereift.
Nlbanh, 10. San. Die QButb Der 0rtss
Demeiafottner ilber Die GanbtDatur beS Trte9s-
eemotraten GaQieOt lit far6terli@. Stem yors
fer unD Brcptlpner 9iowDieS IIno tn 9iDBsr
Nn3aM bier perlammslt, nm Die ye9ielatur
etn3nl6a6tern. Der Wtapor Der Staet bait
Die DeIi3et parat, I'm rtWat9e GubsiOrunsen
lofort ~ unterbriden. Die Demcfraten tppl
len lie6er Oepew OOsr S6etprpb erpablt lehen,
a(s GaGtcot. Mc3amgbltn, etn S6laaer BON
BrpptIpn, Bat nmlUnlt Serludt, 5rn. @allteOt
ein,ulhaGtern. SIN Der MHsmblY berrI6t bic
erGBte Mufreaung. GtelpS belt etue Ncpe
unb Iaate, tpsl1n @pltcot eripd9lt wGrOe, ipiir
De man eine Scene erleben, bic Nle beo1aern
maBtsn /! ,Jgtt fgil[
Qtnpere DemOfraten erfldren, Dab bte gSabl
@a0icotS ben WuStrttt aler Demutraten CUR
6Oloe 6aben uerpe. @tne Sfette Der Demo-
traten. oen Nepu5ltfaner Sberman 81 trablen,
1T BON pen 8epublifanerm neutrality-suspicious. spprs
ben. Gautcpt biglt etne Heoe uno %beflnirte
lelVe pOil lpN atp JkttEHoptHNplt"t' OtS 0Vo'p7
ptes nuf ben @alerien. benabmen f@ tn Der
pSpelbaf ten Meile. Wtan befirdtet bluttge
@cenen. 8is teBt 1T man nod ntGt CUR Nb,
Ittmmun9 seldnSt+
San TrancisrD, Is. San. Der Wtart
mar geltern olgenein seoridt nno bit Yrstis
aller Mrtttsl le6r l9pnnfsnp. Glitter, rpelhe
tn iianeaer 3sit ats oatlanttIden 5dfeu Ssr-
G9ift purOen, meroen in's @aorenbaas9 se
bra6t, fat 70 lNnell ats lfe e~elanpet peroen.
Butter flau gu % Gents per Rfnno. &cli'
men IL, @ents. s8H uy9,fft9J sd .0Djni9
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(TIr ben @:der.)
Ole Ssaficetalfu
(@Alus.l

A~NT0PC
Geben mir un8 basfSsH @9aie'S plan an,
70 lpringeu Ieine gortDeIle, ia Die Nutb>
peuptgfett lstncr Nnuabme olstolo tn 8
Nuec. Gr nil illegal tender SAaBacten
ereiren. tpelbe 3 65 psf, SutegsIe tr0geai (lpSt(s
len, mel6ee lebteres in 81 b aus3usabtgW 1T.
Oa MN has Sob inmer elm NrGnniun as
pirft, 70 1T pffabar Der 8 IS 3t6sfuB m E + r
perth sumal pa Die 9icter auf St1t etas
lSsbar Ietn Ielen Ooer In 6 psi. Snterele trae
genbe unb mad 20 Sabren einlSsbpre per
ipanDelt peroen t5enen. 8et (plGem Saferele
pirb Sober lie6er |ein capital In Oouuerne=
mentSattien ante9aa, df8 In Banfen Depont
rem. 3uglsIb Dientsn oiele Soften gu 1eDr BE-
quemem BeFfets. @te Gettf TN b eth
OepUltt. Dae nun Ia 8dnfsep6f6en
IAIummernoe @Ielo tptrp berauseenptnu,et unb
tn eutes Snterslft tragempe Ser. ct. glpteu
angeteet; bte itber9robe Nubaufung BON 8anf
nOtea perlApinpef, pa Die @urdna Der 8fr.
ct. NOten 3untmmt. Die Ns9ierune eelanat
unper3a9li0 gu WlLtteln, per orubsnOen St
nan3notb ab3abslfen, Die Mrmee, @Untraftoren
nnb ale ibre oaQera @laubt9sr tpespfn ausz
be3ablt.
I'm bte5 ~ erreiGeu, beOarf es nod etnss
gro6en SArittes, unD Mtni(ter @bale BAT
abermals OarauI ssorunBen, Die Stelfa@e, oft
pertblp6eunD ben Bertebr ebr
erf0merenoe DrtoatbanfE@ Ctr
cuIattpn ourA CINE etn3i8e
6 trculatton Die PER Ser. ct ylpten,
gu p~erorGneen. Gttt 60 nur @tnp @treus
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HttntOn 20. San. Deute wnrbe lits
Ier neaer Uoapsrneur, Sr. @artsr, inausu.
rtrt. Gr lteute fd auf ben @antt Der Sflaa
Denbaltsr, iast, oaB Der &rtc9 pom Norcem
ueranlabt iet, mnb wstf bic Stauten baraaf
3uriid, tire Scuperanetat ;u srbalten. Gr
ia9t, hab ct bic pplttilHen Arrslfe, bic Gnfbe-
bung Der 9abeas @~Urpusacte, bic RrtessmaB.
re8eln anb BITE Srtessratlcn ais unselsBlt&
ansrfenne, %, pn armer S&uliunge y un6
bcft, baB pte Union tpteber 70 terssRelt wers
btn mS8e, wte tie mar. s1 s 1sis as as
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BON ttrer eigenen Gnbalerte NIT FaGen ga"
bel9teten Dorp6yt5 getrteben, uno be9anhen
bas 5euer BON Nsuem, tpobet Der WtfabtdOt1
einen G9aB 3pilGsn WtnO uno WaRer srS
bielt, uno loeben bier a%n9stcmmen III, I'M re-
pnttren 3u la0en. SsAs Stunben genii9tet
3ur Neparatur pes SGaoens.
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GonsreBbcrbamblnnge,l.
M afbtnaton 20. SON.

"" y" OHW'
Senat. GUNNER reiHte cine Yetltien
etn, wrrtn um Die @rrtGtuna sines 6elbtOIpt.
tolls unp Mmbulance. Corps na9gelu9t wtrp.
Dsrlelbe bert&tste etne Bin 3ur 8abluts
Der fran3Slti&en 9liinberunsss NnlpriiGe. J
3alc retAte eine Bin eth CUR Nutpriiattrn
Der 8eaierun9, &dperbriefe aus9eben 81 birs
fen. @r 0etet 3uelet9 an, baB ct In ben
Gaeen bte Bin aafrufen rerce.aais
6aus. Die 8Otl6aft bes @rdfcentea
bic 6inan;fraSe wurbe an ias &cmtte
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VII o
tra6t, fat 70 lNnell ale lie e~elanpet wercen.
Butter aau 3n % Gents per Yfnno. Golt'
nen II @snts. sdlI la5o 100 "a ,DDjm3
4ai0 03u1 neutrality-suspicious. ,7iuqa7
s66et asd bOum Gi6rarnlinG. s9affJ
sIaeutefd inter BEN Sfebegen in Fort Gnmter.
s}-..,ai. Sie lesen ibre aSdffen nieber. i, Fl
/, 9prt &pHuf,l 9. 6. 13, San. Der
MarblsbeaD, @pmmanpear Scott fam BON
oar BlOdaOe g9arlstuns bsnte Bier an. ge
brin9t 6 Delertsure ale aus Dem Norben,
ron Sort Sutnter ,mtt, sic bennbtsn aetne
ns6ltse Nadt, {AItAen f9 in etnem flfinen
Babrjeu8e BET Den Battsrisn porbei, un0 et~
,rei6ten Den Dampfer &anaROai9uu, beh lt
Ij0 ilberItsferten. 5le ersqBIen traurt9e Otn9e
in Betref bes GebeIentbuuts Mm Dtenstage
oosiger DOtbe erfldrtcre mebr, at8 gtn DrittDetl
-pec Be1asun9 bon 5oFt Sumtey tbfe NbliGt,
ni6t Ianger unter cer @UnfG6erirttn Ulagge
fe9ten gu pOlen, tpprauf fat bic ean3e Gar.
ntlon TIRE Wofen uieperIe9te. sic tparen
batb Serbun9ert, .beflmen fof fetne &sbens-
mittel, unp nod pent9er 8e3ablung. unb t9re
8aa,ilten ltttsn Die fnrdibarfe Notb. -,
GS puroe ispp6 .etps4 Qn3aN ppn anpsrn,
Der 0ebe0enlaae an9dneli6eFen Ernppsa &C.
Iftdt. tpos snr 7plae batts. pas iene. ,pieSer
ibrsn OteuIf perti6tstsn /; elele Eao etuaertr-
fert itportDera IN NIB lpet5pea psabrl6etnli6 BITE
Strafe fir Meuteret e%rteiben. Sbre Trettnpe
tnosB bdbea Nel9Wotent fails fs erl6o6em
verpen, Fe rddsu 3l pptleu, h. ...
Die un3ufrtfpenbett srftirt nidt aqein In.
t1erbatb Der Mouerr, bes Ho,t8. 5pnbern fe IL
melt tn DepdrEement U9rbrettet. Sic qtnte
a 6f;tsfea Sn1 ,tnS goht an Sen sF5a,,norn
iinp baIb perbunof,t. bsforna,e,l fei,, G3sIp
NIB bFfnbgt id fnfsr Der eilgrnpu Nnfhe elmer
6pspptiImeen Oiacipfia. Sic ynro1,nei her
Ofa,ters GpI ana ~l1noIonEIiMae orSn,po rnb
Bic @oIDnIen. oSfffo n,le biT1erIim onp.orif.
Sen 3bh Sgr os5r ,a,sj d e, MR. SEH Sfoe9T'
@Isos.r sul ters Str weneuegi ~ b
!Sonm Elm Foo oerdebt .pbne De1ertion.
befiuben zine 98efeaenhsit ~ srkoI'
fen, nm III einsm Is. ct. TaGt,euo ~ osiorz
oen. onpere diften fth la%npstnfp1pfs' qes
.bens,nitte( lfup {pRrfo purbnnDfn. Sic 9%feoie.
d6a,1f6brsn linS fnSr 4 nm ~, c6Is%tsr
g3eIRa f sn6fif Mam boFte Sas oh g%,Ts
WorrS Ne nnr6 b}p WlrFhS s fAfs,%sn,,
n,IIrben, obSr "a fpb feIne n(fcn men gor
poor Soder' tp5iIten Sie .@sssisn nit
,nne, Ron,erlhiffbx, ,,nler 9In4oheopSAt,o Nsr
anareifem' perliegsn and piffIfA Sen ,Safen
unS fubren etn baor gtunpen lIn,ber. ke5on.
nen lh iebph balb zines 8eTtrn ~,np fe6rten
nm Z y1EH3@ 'fd3if EGT
gSip nbsn prr,SS hhttpn g. rom, ttyn 4 49,,
Dfe geofrksit i6rsr 9lnaaE9,, NINA Ers e..
GT,asein,ti ,Sns5er g,rtk nnN efson
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~ $50 l98tl4 flt q ltaQa 3 ~. %BFl411a4 o
.sn9s5sf
a. y 36ana rs .sA3 aaeHH9ma 8
1a ne s8tH ,tsaalg@ lf G5s az itBets
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@SeWterei inter ben Nebenen in Fort Gum ter.
il &ie leaen ibre &Sdffen nieber.

onu na3tligt5d IA ou3h214ln1 H3I mg
asas1sa ia ibia 10 l9i 10 a%suaiao9 us a!4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25
Warsav Election



EDITORS GATE CirY-Dear lSirs -
The copperheads Of this ilk, presuming
the City Charter to b legally repealed,
in the face Of pending trial Of the cues
ton in the Supreme Court. procured a
call for an election of Truss, es of Schools
for Warsaw To.enship, (forsooih) to come
off yesterday. A few Of their chief cook,
and emphatic bossie-washers, got up .
mi.aed ticket, consisting Of two Of their
own stripe, and added the name Of that
sterling war Democrat and unconditional
Union man, Maj. w. d. Roosevelt, 10
their ticket without his knowledge. The
Major emphatisally declined the lsgubri
ous honor Thea the clique '.tried on
another estimable citizen by putting his
name on their ticket, but he also would
FnotStsnd fire. and sent werd that they
must not uSe his name. Sc you see mar
tyrdom y not so popular 'sas it was
with the fraternity, for they not only de-
-, -:
80 tn. a., !,
rIa ''SAA'
O.'.a -. ~, !. s..s ~
,., - ~ @
I'I y 'neA 0,"u,'' : =. I" ooo,
80. -. .1 -.' A'oo,'' Auu
- !. a.0a.. 49, "."... .. - .aa s's''su ,Asu
-. !, -. e,o ~ :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25

d. SrERN riaLss ~ iiispr,n his custom
|rs. and the public iu general, that he i
ecsiviuR New Goods in the Clothing
ine, daily.
People viii 6nd IL to their advantage
p give him call hsfos purchasins siss.
vhsrs. His stock comprises everything
for Men, Youth. and Boys wear. d &c DC,
Remember the old stand, Main-st., near
III Levee. Mar IA 2w
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Box WAKrED-At Ohmer's Confsc-
ionary .nd Ice Cream Saloon, Main
treet, assF Third. No liquor is kept
b the sloon. marQ3dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25

~ E:y The Washington Psnorama of the
War is u 0psn = the Athsnsum on Fri
day evening next. Il has recently been
exhibited in Detroit. Ailwaukss, Chicago
and other Western cities with great sue.
cess. Iris aaid . be very extensive and
truthful, We clip the following from,
one Of our exchanges:
.sThs Gssas Wsshington Psnorams, o,
Scenes of the War, still contisuss q
drs~ crowded houses at Mercantile Ii.
brary Hall. Long before ths hosr 81
commencing every available place i oc.
cupied, ana hundreds are turned away
from the door, unable to obtain admis-
sion. sssa 'as'' ~ .sags sa. s'
The Panorama is the work Of several
talented artistsa and 70 Judge from thA
skill which thSy have displayed in this
peculiar sAyls sf painting, they have al
mady ctfu0d for themselves reputation
whioh nsat plAos them at the bead oi
their pfofssaon. Their idea va to give
I fhithfal ard asosraGs history On esnvas
.of the different places of the contest, and
Wbsa the war ooamenced they plaesd
thsmselves 10 direct communication with
sach pcrsons Is were located ia the midst
of these exciting scenes, thereby snabling
rhems 10 procure accurate sketches u
4eseh stpcessiye item, taken .on tho very
spot whore they were enacted." a'.'7
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~ Ladies', just stop in st MIs. Viii
amson's and zee the ewspring Bonne.s
10. II Main street. mrhl8.2wl
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~ We understand bat Mr.. Bslding,
pince his return TO our CITY, has been in
vited BY numerous friends TO furnish one
= pf his attractive entertainments in exsr-
sises Of elocution, nusic. &C., which he
has consented TO do. 1t will come oil on
Thursday Evening of this week, Al the
)Athsneum.
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- The telegram that Gov. Kirkwood
and Adjutant Gsd1rsl Baker had gone 70
VhkSbaiI. was'withost Any foundation
/ q truth. aroTs aae8
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STANDING RULE
All orders for thepspse ssA for sAvsstising must
paid for In adysnss, and Job vofk 1t the tims Of
|elivery. HOWELL DELAPLAIE.
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- c. C. Cole, Esq., Of Des Moipes,
bpsaks to-day at Fairfield. tonight at
Birmingham, and tomorrow at Keotau-
quA-
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D'FAe papers for discharge Of Jsnes
W. Tullis md sGsOsgs Sites, Of the Sab
Fegimest, are u the Adjatsst genera 8
p hce, Davenport.
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= T0sksOSloo N the ~ On - OcM !.
scrass SPEAK Ter TAsnssIvss.
A large and enthusiastic Usioa cca-
vention of the citizens Of Colorado Ter
rtory convened at Denver City on the
22d OF February, at which resolutions,
pledging themselves to the earnest and
hearty support Of the Government. and
eternal hostility 10 treason whersver
found, were unanimously adopted.
The convention was presided over by
our former fellow townsman, Hon. N.
AIbertson. who was known by all of us
to be staunch and unwavsring Demo
cat.
The following letter aud address were
sent TO the meeting, and will explain
themselves.
At bogus Democratic meeting held
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U.Ie. Meeting : a Montro.e.

Nnloa Meetiu4 NJ MontroAe.
There win be Union meeting, irres-
psctive Of party, st Moa,rose On Thurs
day evening the Goth last. The meet
ing win be addressed By the Hon. George
W. McCrary and Henry Strong, Esq.
Let the men and women ef Montrose who
are in favor of sustaining the Govern
meat, and our brave volunteers who are
engaged in It's defence. and who are OPP
posed to diabonorablc peace with trait
tors until they lay down their arms
come out, and aid in this movement. and
Let j. b known how they stand-whsth-
er cpsnly for the country or secretly
against it.
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S~An English rural clergyman preach
ed remarkably fne sermon. aad some ol
his parishioners said it ought to be print
ed. and every man in the Kingdom should
read it. He Was 20 pleased that he sent
it to London to leading publishing house,
and ordered il published. making his cal
culation for the edition on the number oi
families in Engldnd and Scotland. Al
tn, end of six months, he was nearly
frightened to death by receiving . bill
making him debtor fr million or more
sermons at shilling each, some 0,OO0l,
crediting him With ten copies sold, and
requesting him 10 remit the balance. He
slept not that night, but went up to Lon
don the next day, when the publishers re-
lievca his agony by telling him that they
had printed only hnndred copies, fol
w.ien they would charge him nothing.
49, ~ -4---4~-- - = - Hf %
ssme or Huen.s ErienAs.
A few days since brilliant little move
ment was made in Tennessee by part ot
Gen. Negleys corps. in which the boyso,
The Nineteenth Illinois tour Chioago Zou.
aves) had share. It Was soun over, and
the rebels sksdadd,ed. but squad of prp.
oners were taken. Among them were
thirteen Of the witnesses collected by
BuelPs Ceurt Martial to swear agains
the brave Col Turchin, some months ago
The delight of the boys at meeting these
friends of Buell. under such fitting circum
stances was intense, as may be supposed
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and justice, of-good order, improvement
and education. and against oil ,ts enemies.
1. { WARSAW.
Warsaw, March "a, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25

WnirTIER. rHE PoET. TO JoHE BRrGHT.
The following letter, enclosing money
for English sufferers, wac written by the
poet Whittier to Mr. Bright:
"Amesbury, I'd Of First Month, 1868.
JoHs BaIsHT, ESQ, n. P.-Dear
Friend: take pleasure in enclosing to
thy care, for the benefit Of the unemploy-
ed peopio Of tiny manufacturing districts,
bill Of exchange ON Tallsmont, Broth
ers Il Co., of London, for f3l Ids Id,
(93S of our money }, the sum contributed
by the villages Of Amesbury and Salisbury
for that purpose. ! also enclose the pro-
ceedings of the meeting nich originated
the subscription. With grateful ap-
probation VI Thy generous efforts to pro-
mote good feelings between the people of
England and the United States, and of
thy eloquent and lruAilfnl prsseatation Of
the great questions inyolyed in our terri.
BILE arbitramsnt, AM. ury 'trnly. thy
friend, JonE q. WHITTIER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25


STREErs We notice laborers engaged
several places in repairing and clesuing
|up:she streets. The piles Of dirt taken
from Secoed strsss, between Main and
Duhnson. have disclosed the faet that
khat street MAS oscs macadsmized. whose
glory, ils the once proud city Of Ponpsii,
had become nearly basisd " sight and
msmsryr
One 81 the improIsments which our
|6apervisor has made is new and "ili-
CANT" crossing for the alley opposite
Mckee b Simpsons Livery Stable. We
propose TO manifest osr appreciation Of il
some Of these tinss BY promcaading over
ft. back and forth. al nisht-only veil
bslsct warmer night than last was. and
when We can have the company Of gentle
Lana lif Cara Sposa in,erposs no o6jso-
tions). a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25

In confederation Of the fact that We are Obliged
meet oil Of our Obligations in cash and Without
Fsdis, We are compelled 70 adopt and Observe with
y psrssss doing businsA st cur oihcs the follow
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We learn from . gentleman who vas on
the traip, sonetbing more 81 the scsi-
dent which occurred day before yestes-
day, near Ashland, on the Des Moinss
r. R.. fsea
1t SCENE the train vas passing around .
sharp curve on the bank of the river when
the hind wheels Of the only passenger car
few of The traak, and the forward end, be-
ing disengaged from the trucks, was rails
cd in the air some Is feet. Asit came down
across The track, and It'll. down the
embankmept, the passengers were all
thrown violently into the forward end in
. heap, the seats being torn from
their fastenings. Nearly all in the
car were more or less injured--some
quite severely. Fortunately there were
no women or children on board and We
hear Of two Of our citizens (Mr shi. Ids
and Mr.. Rodifer, who luckily wen, intc
the baggage ear just before the accident,
and escaped unharmed, as the passenger
car became uncouplsd from the rest Of the
train.
IL Was almost miracle the car was NOT
thrown down the embankment, which il
there nearly 60 feet high, ioto the river.
The following ere the most serious cas.
ualties:
Geo. W. Andsrson. Monroe county.
Iowa; hip broken, shoulder injured. and
-hssd cut. Leftaa Ssanpsown fss sur
gical attention. Mr.. Anderson had just
moved into Iowa, and has family de-
pending upon his labor for support.
Adjutant David w. Kerr, (lst cav. J
wounded IN face, and ankle sprained.
W. T. Bryant of Davis Co.; back sprain-
ed and ankle out Of joint. Mr. B. was on
hisway to see soa who is sicx in hospita]
1t Helena.
! Clark lbrakeman, jumped from plat.
form, and vas lhrOvn sgains. ROOF OF ear
and then on ties with great violence
was much bruised, and for while insen-
sibia
Some l2 or Ia others we're cut in va
rious parts Of the head 90 thst they were
bleeding profusely, or bruised in the
breast aud other parts Of the body.
We are not apprised Of the cause Of the
accident, some attributing it to the un.
coupling Of the cars, and some to run.
ming around the curve too rapidly, thus
throwing the hindmost Tor passenger cal
from the track. This road has hereto.
fore been very free from accidents, and
We are ipslinedto think that no blame ID
TO Be attached to the Coppany, as We
told tha, the train was not running a, an
unusual spsed, and was in the hands Of a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-25

486 CO0RkHGD WITH THE LAW
! The partissns Of Sheriff Hedges. an
able to defend his conduct on any princi-
3plss Of common honesty, common sense,
common decercy, or fairness. resort to
the plea that he complies with the law by
advertising in paper 10 the county. Oh.
70 be sure; Shylock himself only complied
with the Law when he demanded the
lpound cftesh nearest his debtor's heart.
| He was - faultless ~ our Sheriff. accord
ling to the letter " the law. but according
to its spirit hs Ma ike to be a'marderer.
The spirit Of the NV in requiring pub
licasion Of sale in newspaper in he
county, il that the public Of the vicinity
may b. informed that the proparty win
- 3Sld, and the debtor is supposed IN
lgst, ia ,hAs ways valuable confederation
| lOr the printers fee, which il entered up
Fin the bill Of costs. But when Sheriff
Hedges puts the notice in Fort Mad-
'ison pap.E, whioh = not rad b. one per-
son in Keokuk for every hundrsd fsrscus
that readi the Ksokak paPsF. while -
may comply With ths isstsr pf the Law, b
really rSndsn it void 70 Ill practical uas.a.
and benefits designed to b secured BY i.
The judgment .adsblort - deprived of
the very adxsstage wAiih thelaw intend
cd to guarantee to him. spd'iN at the
same time defrapdsd Of his money BY off,
cial oppression and rascality for the pay
msnt Of notice which W. not worth :
cent to hum, because hs property is $40
ri6ced fol want Of actual notissi " ~
public. yss.s4di u 'as s5s M s4s ssYf
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