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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

The Savannah Republican gives the
following description Of Morris Island.

The s,avsnnah Republican gives the
following description Of Morris Island:
Morris Island, the great prize for which
tue enemy is now struggling. under the
belief that il is the key to Charleston, us
The reader Is aware, is the outer strip of
land lying directly on the ocean. 1t is
some three aud half miles in length.
aud its northern end, crowned by Cum
mings Point battery, is the goal which
IS aimed at by the enemy, as il bears d.
teelly ON Fort Sumter, and the channel
leading by 1t to the city. AT the south
ern extremely Of the island is snother bat.
terry, pointing out towards the north end
OF Folly Island, where the Yankees have
been enoamped for many months, and
constructing heavy works. This lower
battery has been captured, thus giving the
enemy possession OF the lower end OF the
island. Then comes the new Yankee
battery, just erected, higher up on the
Island. Battery Wagner is strong earth
work, near midway Of the island, which
- very narrow, and extending nearly
across IT. Its guns point south ward, and
II must be reduced before they can reach
Cummings Point, which could b. resdi.
~ tAksa IN ths rsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
UNION
MASS CONVENTION!
CHANGE OF PLACE.

i After general consultation, it has
been deemed expedient to change
the place of holding the Mass Con-
yention, on the 2Sd of this month,
from Charleston to the JUNCTION be-
tween Montrose and Fort Madison.
The facility of reaching this point by
rail from two sides of the county is easy,
and for the northern portion of the coun-
ty it is about as convenient, perhaps
more coDvenient--than Charleston
Let our Union friends remember that
the boys in our now advancing army,
lock to them to do the home work, and
in the language of many of them, to "look
well to the FIRE in the rear" Let there
be such gathering of the loyal peo-
pie, and the supporters of the Ad-
ministration, on the 2sd, as will give con.
6dence to our cause. and assurance to all
that we will redeem old Lee from the
embrace, of those who would strike
hands with JEFF Davis, were he likely to
invade our States.
An old time rally is what we want, and
must have. Come with your families,
your friends, and your neighbours. Come
in wagons, on horseback and ON foot -
And bring your baskets well filled,
and let us rejoice together over the late
glorious achievements by our hero war
riors in the field. Every man and patri-
OF will be more than anxious to take the
hand of his eighbor in congratulation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
A Dinner 10 Mr.. vallandixham

When Mr.. Vallandgham was in Mon
treal Mr.. Bridges, manager of the Grand
Trunk Railway. invited him to dinner,
which is described as an elegant affair."
Sixteen persons were present, all distin-
guished. MIR. Watkins, of London, who
was, or is, Member Of parliament, pre-
sided. Mr.. Vaiiandighnm, Of course, was
obliged to make speech in reply to
compliments. His reply was appropria-
ted and regarded. The company consid
cred him as representative man of the
great English principle of freedom of
speech and of personal liberty, and all the
speeches bore on these points, Buffalo
Courier.
We can fancy "Mr. Watkins, OF Lon.
don, ""Member of Parliament" etc, etc.,
addressing the grea. Copperhad in some
such terms as these:
lllustrious Martyr, We welcome
yes 10 British sosi. We have read the
story OF your wrongs We have heard of
your exile by the vulgar caitiffs at
Washington. We recogn ize you as CO.
laborer with US in the work OF DESTROYING
the aecursed American Union. You have
been faithful if not very efficient tool in
the hands Of the enemies of the Great
Republic. You have been mn apt echo of
the London Times. You have riyalled
Roebuck in denunciation of the National
Government. You have been fast friend
Of our friends the rebels. You have been
an interchangeable opponent Of the war for
the Uaion, and Jealous champion Of the
degradation Of the North. You have been
the advocsse OF Foreign intervention
lou nave done your best 10 make the
Government Of your Fathers odons in the
eyes OF the people, aud to stir up strife
and clvii war among your neghbors.
We recognize you as the ex pouent of
Free Speech. We salute you as the cham.
pion of the divine right Of the unres,rict.
ed Gift of the Cab. 1t is true, il Won
we're an EnglisLman and denounced our
government as you denounce your own,
you would be arbitrarily arrested as q
dangerous character, put on board con.
'ict ship aud sent to Australia; but being
an american eit'zen, you have an fnalien
soie nghl 70 deiame your Governme l.
ahiiiase with Its enemies, and betray youl
country.
80 on With the good work "a, h..a
commenced. Continue your asspl,s r.an
the 'pety despois at Washington. s,r;ve
your utmost 10 excite civil war in ~.
North. You have the sympathies Of ey.
cry enemy OF your country. English To.
ries will bless you. French Imperialis,s
viii back you. Every crowned Despo,
and every creature Of despotism, will ap
plaud you. You may rival even that bless
ed SAINT IN the Revolutionary Calender
bsnsdics Arnold. ~ Albany Ev. Jou 4
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Letter from Col. stone.

The following note from Col. Stone ex.
plains itself. We publish it with pleasure,
as it relieves Capt. Weissr from very
unjust and damaging inputation. We
published the anonymous letter referred
to as an illustration Of the malignity Of
the attacks made on Col. Stone by the
Copperhead press. His character a an
earnest patriot and brave and accom-
plished soldier, is far above the reach Of
his enemies
Vicksburg, Miss, July 81, '63.
Dr.. BEARDsLEY: ....-.
In the Herald of the 10th inst, you
published a communication, which has
appeared in several other lows papers,
signed "Iowa Soldier" rejecting upon
INV conduct while an officer in the Sd
Iowa infantry, which you state ''is said
to have been written by one Capt Wei
SER" ! am aware that the Dubuque
Herald, and some other papers that have
published this anonymous production.
have enormously attributed its author
ship to Captain Weiser, who is an officer
in that gallant old regiment. Confident
that this article did not emenate fromsh
pen, / wrote to him, as ] was leaving
Iowa, calling his attention to it, and in
reply received the following letter, which,
in justice to'the Captain, desire you to
publish.
/ became acquainted with Captain
Weiser IA the month of May, '63, as first
lieutenant of company ID. in the Sd Iowa
regiment, and served with him through
alt the campaigns and battles in which
that regiment participated, until ! was
separated from it by being taken prisoner
at the battle of Shiloh, in April, '69.
AT the battle of Blue Mills, Capt. VIII
let, the former gallant commander of that
company. received severe wound, which
compelled him to retire from the service,
and Weiser was promoted to his place.
Captain Weiser fought CALAMITY at Blue
Mills and Shiloh, and was badly wounded
while leading his company at the mem
orable battle of the Hatchie, in which the
I'd Iowa bore conspicuous part. The
captain still holds his commission in the
company, hoping that he may yet'recover
from his wound, and again lead his men
against the enemies Of his country.
/ take great pleasure in saying that
Captain Weiser is universally esteemed
among his comrades as high minded,
polished gentleman, and he is reckoned
among the bravest of the brave men
whom Iowa has sent forth in defense of
our national flag. Hence, be is incapa-
BILE of the weakness displayed in the sour
rilous article attributed to his pen.
Yours, DC, WIZ. NJ. STONE.
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Mr.. crlmss, Appointment.

w.sbip eton Warrington Co Thursday, Sept. 3D.
Mn.ratse auscatine 90, Friday Sept. eth.
Tsptop oedAr Co, Saturday, sept 9Th.
Iowa City, Johneon Co. MonAa ', sepi 7th.
Marcnsv, Iowa Co Tuesday, Sopt. 9Th.
6rinBeli Poweshiek Co. Wednesday. Sept. 9th.
Newton Jasper 10. Thursday, September 10Th
Dee hoines, Polk Co, Saturday. sept l2lh.
Nevada, story Co, Monday, Sept. i4th.
A.rshAii iowe, Marthsll Co Tuesday. Sept. l6ih.
Toledo, Tamk o, Wednesday, Sept, 10Th.
Cedar Rapids. linn Co. Thu rsdsy, Sept. nth.
vinton, tenton 90. Friday sept. 18th.
end nee Buchanan Co. Saturday. Sept. 18th.
Waterloo Black Hawk Go, Monday, Sept. als.
Cedar Pals do do do Up. IN
wayeriey Brrmrr Co, Tuesday, Sept. qd
CtIes City, FLOYD Go, Thursday, sept 2sth.
New Hsmptop Chick ssaw Co, Friday, Sept 2oth.
Ilesursh wiHneshiek Co, Saturday, Sept 2sth.
Wet Union Fayctie Co Monday. Sept 2slh.
Riksder, Clayton Co, TUESDAY. Eept 18th
MeGregar. CLAYTON CO. "Wednesday, hapI- 30t h -
Deihi, Delaware Co, SATURDAYS, Oct. Sd.
Ausmosa, jones Co MONDAY, Oct 9th.
Marion, Linn Co, Tue sday, Oct. 9Th.
De Witt, Clinton Co, Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
Lyons, Clint on Co, Thu rsdsy, Oct sth.
Davenport. Scott Co. Friday, Oct 9th.
All the abev. appoin uts for clock, p. N
except thG al Cedar Falls. where 1t 10 7r.h.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
Mr.. Harlsn's ApPsin TIM ents.
Ion. JAMES HARLAN will address the people as

Hon. JAMES HARLAN Will address The people as
follows:
Fort NJ ads on lee Co, on Tuesday, Sept LIST
Keokuk, Les Co., Wednesday, Sept I'd.
keosauqus Van hu rcn Co.., Friday Sept 9Th
81 ,omnrId, Davis Co., Saturday, Sept OH
Ceptroville, Appsnoose Co, Monday, Sept. 18th.
Corydo Wayne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon, Decatur Go, Wednesday, sept, 9th,
ocebfa Clark Co, Thursday Sept i0th
Winterset, Msdison Co, Friday, Sept Iith
Des Aoines, Polk &c, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
lndianoia, Warren Co Monday, Sept. lstb.
ROCKVILLE MsrioR Co, Tuesday, sept 18th.
Cnarttou Lu ca. 90, Wednesday. sept 18th,
Abba. Monroe Co, Thur,dAs sept. 18th.
ounmwa. wapslio Co. Friday, Sept. 18th.
Eddyxile. Mapello Ga, Taesdaxa sepl 22d.-
0sAsloosa, Mshaska 40, " sdB esdsy Sept. 2ad.
sigonrney. keotuk Co Thursday Sept. 24tb.
Fairfield, Jefferson, Friday, Sept. a5th.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept. 2Sth.
wappeiio, Lou lea 70, Tnesda y, sept. a9ih. ~
Burlington, bss Moines Go, 'sdsy, Sept. aoth.
The several County Committees are requested TO be
d.sent In giving public notice Of the time places
OF meeting In their respective counties and In max
Ing all necessary arrangements Tor the meetipgs.
The meetings In all the appointments win cemnen
al i O'Clock, p. n.
THDs. +. WINTHRow,
Chm Repab State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17


THE OLD PUBLfc FuNcRroNARY.-
Melancholy, mournful is the late Of one
who has reached the years when gray
hairs should bring respect and honor, but,
instead, only shame and dishonor. Such
Is the spectacle of a man whom this nation
gave the greatest gift she had to bestow
In the late march upon Buckner, pa
pers were captured that place James Bu-
easnan in the same category with Davis
and Toonbs He had been in correspond-
ence with the conspirators, and pledged
to maintain neutrality until the inaugural
of the new President. To the meantime
the traitors hoped to control the army and
navy; to monopolize the arms; to SO COM
pletcly paralyze the Administration that
the success of the Confederacy would be
certain. The Nerth we're to be kent ont
until they were ready to recognize slave
~ and the slave trade. Poor man! He
has sunken TO contempt from which he
can never rise. And when he sleeps be-
meath his native soil, instead OF nations
sorrow, he shall receive nations curse.
What fate! How these traitors are I'M
earthed one by one. Out of their own
mouths are they condemned.
A. +. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

H Mr.. Graw, French physician,
proposes to destroy the taste OF 10 ensely
bitter medicines by mixing chloroform
with them 10 certain proportions. He
claims that the taste and odor, even Of a.
safotds, can b aaaihilatsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
THE LETTER OF CAPT. e. /. WISER.

THE LETTER OF CAPT. e. /. wKTsER,
DEBORAH, Iowa, July IL, '63.
Coz. WV. NJ. STONE:
Dear Sir Yours of the Sd Of July
came to hand last evening, and in reply,
although | am glad TO hear from you, /
regret that the subject of your letter
should be of so unpleasant nature. The
article you refer to tcds not prittsn by me-
never saw it either in writing or in
print, and do not even at the present time
know what il 10. ! had been stopping
with friend in the country at the time
of publication, and the first intimation |
had of anything of the kind was through.
our local paper, in which the editor said
that there was foolish article in the
Pocket City News about you, purporting
to have come from my pen. He very
kindly took the matter in hand, and de-
MED my being the author Of it.
Since | returned from the country !
have tried to get copy Of the paper con
tanning it, bat have tried in vain.
again assure you had nothing TO do
with it. You have never given me any
cause to feel unfriendly towards you.
My feelings for you have always been of
the most friendly character. | remember
with pleasure the many welcome visits
you paid us while in camp, and if YOU
ever come to this part of the State sin
cerely hope you will call and see me.
| | think the article you refer to was
written for the purpose of injuring me as
well as yourself, and if l ever learn who
wrote it will give him the full extent of
the law.
| am sorry to hear Of your misfortune
in the fight at Vicksburg. 1t is honora-
BILE to be wounded in our glorious cause,
but know from my own experience that
it is extremely inconvenient. [ am
manned for life, but do not regret it. /
know that it was done in good cause
one that | may always feel proud Of. Nv
only regrcts are that il came too soon,
and that am not able to serve my coun-
try until the end Of the rebellion.
! will profit by your suggestion, and
write to the editor of the Pocket CITY
News, where the article first appeared
and have him rectify it.
With my best wishes for your welfare,
and an overwhelming majority for you al
the coming election, / am as ever,
Your friend. Ell. WEIsKR.
l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
nha Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etees
Tho Fying Dutchm n--Saxe;
Marian Grey-by Mrs. n. &, Holmcxt
Like and Unlike;
Les Mieersblss;
orpheas c. kerr's Papers "a Seriss,
freemason's Monitor.
Cooke Voyages.
Al Odds-by the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field aud Cared;
Vegetables IL Amertsa;
The Campaign OF 1862 and 63,
Physiological MemoArs--by Hsmmondt a.
Mrs Lssils's Cook Book;
Girls Own Rook;
Boys Own Book;
yerncr's Pride;
Diekeus' Coinplete works:
Home sud Abroad, Second eeriSs;
Story ofthe Guard
New Annus 0yclapedia 1851:
The PoetsJonrnsl, BY Bsyard TAyiors
Parson Browniow' . Book;
0karangn Eivcr;
Edwin Broihcrioft, by Winthrop;
Shadow In the House.
This day rece ivedat
Ia. BR0WNELL's Book Store.
tyf-o Cor. Main and lth streets.
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Books & Stationery.

' . ~ 1J ~
PUBLISHED ~ CARLETON.
Luiu--a Novel By Wa,worth;
The orpheus 9. ksrr's Papers. Cd series;
Wanderings OF a Beaut y--by James;
MY Southern frienIs-by Etrke,
The Prisoner OF staie--Mahouy;
The Great Consuniinatio n-- Cumming;
The United States Tax Law--ss am ended;
Incidents in my Life;
Garret Van Horn or the
BeggHr On Horseback.
Puelished by Dick X Fitzgerald.
verner's Bride-by Mrs. Henry Woods
Mira haiiibarton's Troubles. /"
East Lynnei
The Lady LisIe--by, Miss Braddon;
Darrell Markham ~
Barrinxton-by ChSrlvs L~rer.
Published by Ticknor 4 Field.
Uncle TOMS CabIn--nsw edition, Vol
Leisure Hours In Town;
The decorations VI d Count ~ parson;
Aeditations--by zsbhokke;
Country Sewing and Country Thinking;
The Patience OF Hope;
Two frionds---by the author Of Patience OF Hope
On Llberty--by JOHN Stuart Mins.
The Every Day Philosopher.
Titan-from tue German OF Jean Paul Richter.
From other Publishers.
The Employment Of Women.
p Beauties OF RusEin4
Tue Florids Exiles7-by Joshua R GiddinEs;
German Popular TAies-Grimm;
Talk with my Rupils--by M. seddwicE
On the Or gin OF species-by Huxley;
Reserves OF . Bachelor;
Antiquity Of Manly Lyell;
The Pentatoucb--by Coienso;
Vtnhicatod by Green,
Mrs. Browning's Essays on the Greek Christiap
Poets;
Last Poems;
ArTa Leigh
John e. SAxe's Poems;
Hoods ~
Grape Culture and Wine Growing by Phln;
DDwning's Fruits aud Fruit Trees
Madam lie AKrchsnd's Fortune Teller;
SCHOOL.
How Plants Grow;
Gray's Lessons on Botany;
Gray's Manual OF Botany;
1Asquele's French Course;
Langstroth on the Honey bee;
Quinby -
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I'D. +. BROWNELL,
Rockefeller zssd SsGftOsser,
Cor. MI ain and Fourth SIS.

Would call attentiont % his stock o Book Sta
tionery, Wsiland window Paper which he wiil sGer
prices. Thsnkfull for tho M. ron
sgebesiowedon him forth he pact eight years he re.
observation-disclosures oontinuaheeo of thes ams.
febT-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

OH lEat uAysH
Howard Tucker Geo schaefer
SEQ Smyth Tiese
W Stimpson G Obertop
Hatnden Buei Van Grieken
NJ Hiatt Geo w McCn-y
Al GEnGg Vim s.otts
u !, McGugin VIM Smith
DAVID Frttesiek Franklin
George Johnston Hickey
c x Peck g 5 Morrison
Adofih Rinker VIC Stripe
Win Horn II Is Tcn-ryck
A Netsmann Graham
Jacob Wphlwend Collier
WINS GuegR = Curtis
Chas Zegler Vim Tack aberry
Henry w Kothert james Van Doren
f Dderson Wash Gsllaud
Baldwin Geo w Myers
r Atdrch Pw NeeveB
Boyd q Wright
w Andrews John Spain
Cooper II Lakin
q Nsdurft Cole
Wood Carter Graham
Christ Sehtou Franklin Hall
Harrison West Geo Smith
Rufus Gooanough SM Titus
o Reeves NJ Reeves
William Johnson A Meiien
> A can james ingalls,
T Kelly Chas e smith
Tucker - elcfitew
G henowth " Grimes
L. Bpyse Holiingsworth
James Barwisk VIM ilurm
ID boyse II Aiu,S
II II Wilson Hubbard
CtATkson Cooper Barber
u Aldrich Geo Titus
Samuel Boyd John Kennedy
Geo Saith Charles smith
@ o~ge Bingham Geo Curtis
J I Crane RTwedy
Henry singer Charles Curtis
usai sl kicier orden
A 3 Harwick VIM Grimes
Jacob kicler Martin Tumble
howard CnrLis James Reed
: Furhsm MONTGOMERY
Il % smith Brckly
Allison S Baekiey
Charles sactman JW Hunt
William mcPhersou J ames Btayton
4 Usanncey Frederick odeli
Mctbrew Tom Pc ~
combs Edward Petty
Oliver Combs James Keneenan
WIN Johnson Hsu
Francis Britton w Deniude
J ID Altlner Robt s,audfortb
Ross aiIisou John DuRlass
huIus Clark pol-nd
e,ehstd Brichett Ferdinand PAUL.
miller Stephen Boreg
Gsorge ehedd Joei Naahyng
tharles Adams Jones.
ipgalls q II Dewey
Il kdsQn Charles FIELD
Timothy Fox Ghas EewIon
Ihomas Tayier Jasper w Newton
Grsrge kpps Pm Onstat
l. sarke Alex LanIher
K BAY " A foses,s
} T Huntington JR terri1g
W barry H. Coz
Aaron Bail Calvin PARCEL
George Cox JAI1Ies McCorkle
John Cox Oh rites Holland
Rev . Pickard FL HHines
bAfidsun Con al Schweer
MaWer frie drtcb Hreitenstein
SAmael MorriRon Stephen Holmes
hngei h besk
LauEe. Robert A Russell
Alice Aztec
Gibbs " o Noodworth
jacob Styner WIN w Rouchtou
Iahn Benedict Charles Bronn
Wm Foreman Adrian 81 loser
niry Jos l,h Hover
iiarger @ Al Burton
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TOR SALE--A good two story Brick
u Dwelling House, on the corne Of 18th and Nor.
gan streets, eoutsiuing 10 fooms. This property
must BIO sold. Enquire of
Kebkuk Aprit o. 1864. H. Il. TKN.ERCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

NEW BOOKS.
The Book Of Days;
Campaign of 1852 and Ies3--by SehaIk,
Mysteries or Life and Death ana Putpri,v,
a Ocss-by bsronsss Taut phsens,
Ny Southern Friepds--by Author of Among Al.
Pines. - "SAs sae
Children OF The Abbey;
Gil Bias;
Thaddens OF Wsrpav;
Don Auixotle;
Scottish Chiefs:
The Woman In white;
No Name;
Les MiserableH.l Vol
Packard AiDor Surgery
Forsaisby NV. wEsTcoTT.
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ALBUMS.

a fine assortment lust received by
ED. Y. BkOWNELL,
jcS-d Cor. 4th and N Nm Streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

WALL PAPER.-Received this dav
stock Of Wall PHpsr, new desixu.:
Pntnsm's Pendulum Orrixiu Fixtures
Jpdd's Curtain Fixares
Green Holland for Windovs
Nun Holland for WiudoWe.
Cords, Tassels. &c-
sp-da7 N. w wRsroorr.
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( cotton YARN.

DICE.
IA
20 baxsrrime Ran goon Rice,
Just received, and tor sale Low for Cash AT 81 and
Lesee, by
septYld CoSNspJF A sNyTu
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

E0R sALE-PosSEsSIoN IMMEDIATELY, NICE
Gothic Cottage containing eleven rooms bath, range
hot and cold with OF land mile
>nst Of Fordham station, Harlem Railroad twenty four
OF land the village OF Eascester also three story,
high brick House. with modern improvements 80
Carlton avenue, Brooklyn Apply TO, A. FINpLAY, 81
Pine street m f - rNr Ia FiI =
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

A BuRNHAM's FURNITURE ExPRRss AND PACE
"A. ing Eaabishment ile West Eleventh street. beveSb
ffn and sirfh HousehoId furu1)ufe befd end
shpped 10 ali parts Of the world. Covered wagons for re-
meving furnisurs 70 and from coansy' FesHse0 aA
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

EvoR sALE--A LARGE TWO, STORY AND BASEMENT
detached brick House, Swiss cottage built commanding
extensive view including Staten Island the Bay Orange
county RUS Eas, river &C. i. situated on Fourteenth
garden 1875 loo deep picturesquey
laid out in and well stocked with shrnbbery low
choice fruit and 5 feet arhors Two thirds
OF the purchase money may remain bond and mortgage
The houss progress being rescoed throughout Ac
the Fifth and cod cars which leave
Fulton ferry every five minutes. ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-03

FOR SALE BY

For sale in Marshall county by Ban & Co, T.
A. Lemon, Pershng y Co, Plymouth Robert
Cornwell & Co, Bourbon; n b. 81. = Alieman,
Tippecanoc John Cless, bourbon;J Jonas Miller, Bre-
men, Jas NJ Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith TN
ontown, and DRUGGISTS and Merchants generally
hroughoutthc Union
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-10

TIE WunAr CRoPs. From the in
formation we get from various paris
orthis country we learn that the
wheat crops look very well though
somewhar backward. Farmers think
they will have good harvests the
coming summer. 1t seldom happens
that two disastrous wheat years come
in succession. We have heard the
opinion given by experienced farmers
that snow is beneficial to wheat. Ii
SO we hope the recent snow over the
country is a harbinger Of the good
times coming when cake" shall
grace our tables at every. meal. We
are also informed that there is a good
breadth Of land Sown in wheat in this
county. -Lagrunge (Ga) Reporter.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-10
GNs D@5Qg 9N9ls2toy>
w SLATER, PROPRIETOR.
F Terms:
sN0B D1BGAM Rsg& 2gNS3 e TEE
Notice to Subscribers.

WnxS you find ID before your name on
roar paper, please renew your subscription,
a IL Is notice that the time for which it
has been paid will expire in few days
NO. A very limited space in the Daily Bull
issin will be allowed for advertisements
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-10

.S JIM LANES regiments Of negroes
aavo been received into tho military
service of.the United States and placed
Oh the same footing as white hirelings
who are fighting to subdue and subju.
gate the South.
The above named individual is GER
sainiy the "right man and in the right
place. His military operations in
= bleeding" Kansas was his firstlay out
and now wo find tho miserable knavo
commanding negroes He was at the
head Of the vandalS who murdered the
Doyle family in that territory in 1856
because Of their Southern feelings.