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The Placer herald., 1863-08-29
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PLACER COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
CHARLES G. DUDLEY, of Iowa Hill.
E. L. BRADLEY, of Dutch Flat.
For .4ssembiymen,
S. A. BOUTWELL,. of Pleasant Grove.
W. D. PERKINS, of Auburn Station.
C. BALL. Of Dry Creek.
For Sheriff,
HENRY GOODING Of Auburn.
Fo, County Clerk,
A. HUNTLEY, of Forest Hill.
For Treasurer,
E. NJ. BANVARD, of Auburn.
For Recorder,
WIN. H. PATTON, of Iowa Hill.
For District attorney,
10. HAMILTON. of Auburn.
For Superintendent of Common Schools.
D. W. HAMMOND, of Dutch Flat
For Public administrator,
CHARLES 7. PALMER.
For Surveyor,
E. c. UREN, of Dutch Flat
For Coroner,
THOMAS STANLEY, of Rock Creek.
For Supervisor District No. 3.
NJ. FANNON.
For Road Commissioner, No. 8.
JOHN LEACH.
For Consta6ies. TIP. No. 3.
JAMES MAHON of Auburn.
JOHN SEARS. of Rattlesnakc.
For Road Conlnlissi0ner No. 7.
PATRICK COYLE.
C0nstables.
J. B. CARDER, JIG. SHEPHERD.
For Road Commiss,oncr No. 2.
JOHN HANSON.
For Constdbies.
JOHN S. AGAIN,
Road Commissioner TIP. 10.
EDWARD GARRAHAN.
ConstdbleS.
GEORGE SMALL. JAMES T. BURDGE.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

CRops IN TOWNSHIP No. lO.-Titus Ew'
ing, Esqr.. informs us that in this Township
there has been raised this year not less than
100000 bushels of Wheat and Barley. This
is an extraordinary yield over previous years
production. The wheat of this section is
eagerly sought after by Mill men, as being
superior to any raised in this section Of the
State. Placer county has name for
cereal productions az we'll as for her mineral
wealth.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

"THE BuLLIEs BEArEN."-This is the
heading Of an article in the last number OF
the abolition organ Of this place, which is full
Of misrepresentation. The debate between
Mr.. Coffroth and Mr.. Yule, WAS an,
uouncsd on the stand by the latter gentle
man himself. There was slight difficulty
between Mr., c., and Mr.. Yule at the close oi
the debate. Mr.. Yule took the responsibility
Of chsractsrizing Coffroth as blackguard
and Coffroth took the responsibility of slap
ping Yule's face for it. That's all; otherwise
the meeting passed off pleasantly, as much
80 as any political meeting has during the
canvass,
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

maintain the dignity Of your race, the Con
sttution and law. then vote the Democratic
ticket. Do this for the sake Of the Nation,
for the State, for the cause of humanity eve'
rywhere; for the security of your families,
relatives and household Gods, and lastly for
the sacred cause ofliberty.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

THAT CARp.-John Yule publishes card
from T. w. Park, relieving Yule Of the
charge that Park had furnished him money
in 1852. This simply relieves Park. Dd,
not Mr.. Yule acknowledge at Wisconsin Hill
. fsw nights ago in discussion with Mr.
Dudley, that be Yule, had received $500
from Mr. Dole. an earnest friend Of Park
We simply ask for Information.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

KLLxp.-In a shooting affair between
WIN. Horn and VIM. Gwinn, at Virginia,
on Tuesday last. Horn accidentally shot q
Nr. Morshouse, who died on Wednesday las,
from the effect Of his wound. !, is lament.
able occurrence.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

PUBLIC SPEAKING AT DurcH FLAr.-Hou.
A. G. Bradford, will address the citizens Of
Dutch Flat, on TUESDAY EVENING next,
September LIST 1868. The citizens generally
are invited TO attend.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

STEWARDS FLAT.-J. P. Dameron, ESQ.,
and other speakers will address the ctizen'
Of the above place on Monday evening next
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

A SPLIT AMONG THE ABoLlrIoNIrTs.-The
abolitionsts of San Francisco have finally
come to oggerheads. Their county Conven.
tion was packed by the b'hoys and Ward
bummers, who nominated ticket to suit
themselves. The more decent members Of
the party have become disgusted and are
determined to have another ticket. Already
petition has been signed with over thous,
and signatures, who pledge themselves to
support the new nominees.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

THE ABoLIrIoNIsrs ARE HARD PUSHED
Some Of the aboitionists about Stewards
Flat, 1--WE hear Of the same propositions in
other portions Of the county, are offering
to vote for any three men on the Democrat.
ic Ticket, if any democrat will vote for the
abolition candidate for sheriff-Sexton.-
These fellows are getting very funny in their
death struggle.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

BATTALION ELEcrIoN.-At convention Of
officers of The lst Battalion, 4th Brigade,
held in this place on Saturday last, Captain
G. NJ. Kopp, Of Dutch Flat. was elected Ma
jor, piee Major w. R. Longley, deceased.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

STATE FuxD.--E. M. Banvard, our county
Treasurer, paid to the State on the Slst inst,
the sum Of Gil, ,169 80.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29

party believes in a white mans Government,
made for white men, and their posterity for
ever and that when you vote the democratic
ticket you vote 70 perpetuate white
mans government
And remember too, that when you vote for
the Union abolition ticket, you vote to make
the negro your equal-socially and political
ly. Do not so degrade yourselves.
Vote the Democratic ticket, and thereby
maintain your manhood and self respect.
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29
How California Soldiers Will Vot.

The following letter addressed to NJ.
James R. Rogers, from a soldier in thu An
Regiment, who enlisted in this coun,r
speaks for itself w
SAN DIEGO BARRACKS, Cal. Aug. 8. lss,
Mr.. Rogers-SIR BY an Act of The I.eo;s;.
ture, passed last winter, all soldiers are enssI,
10 cast their votes for all State and county osNd
of the county in which they resided preyom" om'efa
their enlistment. There are some thirty memh.'o
of this Company who are, or were, resident. i,
Placer county, and portion of them good Do,,O '"
Gratis, and the most of them are anxious IN Paw
tickets so as to exercise their rights on the ds
election. You will confer great favor on ~: VI VI
sending printed tickets immed lately. A. Cat!! a!
Grant and Lieut.. Haycock are determined n hp hspp.
the Company vote Republican (.qboiitonl n, low s.s
at all Enclosed is published letter from 81 % Dot
f. W. Hillyer." Now, I claim that the Cant tp'. ~.
exaggerated, to some extent so far as the Voma n'
unteers of Placer county, ut least those beonnH"u
to Co., G. So far as regards the straight Emeo-s
eipation Radical clause, we take it as n ycrvI;.
ter pill. All that we can do nOw as soldiers Wv
to fight the Abolitionists at the ballot boz ,rs
traitors in the field. We enlisted TO defend a WV,
not inure the Constitution. These are the .on; ".a
ments of q great number of our soldiers nlthonat
it ia hazardous ut these times TO EXPRESS thass'
Could you forward some fifty of the simon NV.
tickets, through Wells, Fargo Il Co., to NV Fa' aa
dress, you will ever oblige the Democratic yot.r.
of Co., G. Please give my respects to the R,or.
boys, l.. G.. Smith, Dana Perkins and the bo,.
generally. B"
The following is the letter Of E. w. Hi.
yer, which b., refers to, and which wa. puh.
lsbed in the Placer Courier some time sipcs
1t appears tha, Captain Hilyer did no. .,.
actly express the opinions Of the private
soldiers -
-" Let there be no fear as to the vote o, n.
soldiers. The men who have enrolled themseys,
to fight for the Union will vote for it. ".
endorse all the great and leading war measure,
Of the administration and we believe in strii.
ing the traitors every where and in every wav
known to civilized warfare. We have no symn,.
thy with those who withhold hearty support O,
the Government in the present erisis-and We
doubt their patriotism. 80. Send along the pure
unadulterated. straight, confiscation, emanciu,.
ton, Radical Union Tickets, and we will yot,
them! Between you and l don't think ,hem
will be any other kind in this camp to be found
on election day)"
The Placer herald., 1863-08-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


klecttOn.-.-.-.-Wednes Sept. I'd, 1858.
For Governor,
JOHN G. DOWNEY,
Of Los Angeles.
For Lieutenant Governor,
z. w. McKINSTRY,
OF Mono.
For C0ngressmen,
JOHN b. WELLER, JOHN BIGLER,
OF Alameda. OF Sacramento
N. Z. WHITESIDES,
OF Yuba
For Secretary of State,
SAMUEL w. BISHOP, Of Tehama.
For State Treasurer.
THOMAS FINDLEY, of Nevada.
For State Controller.
ROBERT o. CRAVENS of Placer.
For attorney General,
L. G. GRANGER, of Butte.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
A. c. BRADFORD, of San Joaquin.
For State Printer,
BERIAH BROWN, of Sacramento.
For SurpeyOr General,
PRESLEY DUNLAP of Sacramento.
For Harbor Commissioner,
MICHAEL HAYES, Of San Francisco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

-Blakssnan b Mason, II New York,
will, We learn, issue in few days . vol.
xme BY the late General @. n bfitchsi,
entitled Astronomy of Els DrSlst' I'll
will consist mainly Of the po1pa of leo
lures he delivered under tf1t Mile, ana
which were the most popular Of al his
lectures. A brief biography of the h.
mented author will be given.
Experiments in England have prov
cd that iron plates separated BY eighteen
inches of paste hoard are stronger than
when lined by q like thickness Of the
hardest wood. sRa
Flour Was selling in Nashville on
Tuesday at from % to $40 per barrel.
The amount of lumber annually cut
ON the Kennabsc aud Penobscot watsrs
in Maine, has been about 200, 000, 600
feet. The present season there will be
ont about 100, 900. 600 feet sf2Huod
The Boston papsrs say that few
days ago, when Gen. Wool visited Kit
terry navy yard, Maine, the garrison force
which turned out 10 receive him CONSIST
% Oh one S0Tye0Nt! ~f3
"A meeting Was held in Davenport,
Iowa, on the 9th inst, for taking meas-
lures to establish sugar refinery in that
city. Hon. Hiram Price. member Of the
38th Congress, presided. L. D. Wilson,
of Chicago, proposed to erect one worth
$50 COO, and 70 take one-third Of the
stock himself II The citisens Of Davenport
would take tho balance. A committee
was appointed to investigate the PROPOSE
ton, and to report thereon. If the COM
mittee report iavorably, the prospect j,
that the amount will be raised. A com.
nittee was appointed TO 20 Chicago and
inquire into the merits Of the contempla.
ted undertaking.
On Saturday morning, ct O'Clock
in the midst Of : binding snow atorm, two
freight trains. numbering seventeen o,
eightssn ezrs, rln into saeh othss On tn
| Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad, abont eve
miles beyond Odin, Ill. No lives were
lost or persons seriously wounded. but the
results otherwise were terribls--6ve OF
nix cars were smashed to ATOMS and theii
contents destroyed. The spginsassj jump.
Cd off in time TO save themselves, bul
we're somewh hat bruised. The passenger
trains both why's wore detained about
eight hours. The accident was caused BY
great carelsssndss on the part Of sons-
body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
eENATE ADJOURNED.
RUA0RED EVACUATION OF VlCKSBURG.

New Camps osthc Enemy Discovered.
New York, March Ia.
A Times despatch from Washington
says we hear from Falmouth tonight that
an Official report has been made to Head.
quarters concerning the discovery of ne
gro cavalry pickets on the south bank Of
the Rappahannock, below Frederick.
At q. s. ford, night before last, large
encampment Of the enemy was discover
ed, ~ if they were medi,a,ing another
advance TO this side. Our forces are Wig
liant.
Discoveries have just been made in th,
Third Auditors Ofice in settling &C
counts of the Commissioners Of Subsis.
lance develope numerous frauds BY these
officials. The matter will be thoroughly
investigated. The Commissioners whose
accounts are incorrect will be suspended
until an investigation is had.
A refugee who arrived within our lines
to-day from Charleston, says the rebels
have about 400 guns in position around
the city. The west side is poorly forti-
fed. There are number of iron clad
shore batteries in the harbor. mounted
with heavy guns. He denies the report
that the forts there have been cased with
railroad iron. Another iron clad 10 read
to be launched, but the rebels lack tn.
necessary machinery. Several thousane
negroes are kept busy daily in strength
ming the defenses around the city. HI
thinks the city inpregnable from waite
approach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

The Gazette has : Memphis dispatch
that report ID in circulation that Admi-
ral Porter had received information, tina,
the Yazoo expedition had captured Yasoo
City. and destroyed the rebel 6eak
Another special from Memphis says
Porter IL momentarily expecting intelli-
gence from Haines' Bluff announcing the
arrival Of eur foress there, which would
be the signal for : combined attsck on
that fertilization.
Judge Constable of the 4th judicial
Circuit Court has been arrested By order
Of Gov. Wright, for resisting the arrest
Of deserters.
Accounts fnom Rosecran's army are Of
. very gzatifJiag character.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
Washington. March Il.

washington, March II.
Ii Is said there was not quorum oil
Senator'S present to-day. number having
left Washington during the week fol
home.
Many nominations for Brevet rank fo1
marked service. which By recent law
the President Was authorised to confer
were not voted upon.
Before the closs Of the session there
we're several combinations, including the
following:
Maj. Gen. 6hsrnsn of the vsluntee1s
to be : Maj. General Colklin F. Steven.
son, Of the No. volustsers, to BE- Brig
General Of volunteers. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

In car on = railroad which runs int
New York, few morniass ase,.a sesne
occurred which will not soon Be forgot
ten by the witnesses Of IL. = Y A person
dressed as gentleman, speaking to a
friend across the cars, said: "Well,
hope the wqr mhy last six months longer.
lit de |. 81 u a.s la4le suough, t.
retire trom business. In the last six
months I've made hundred Thousand
dollars-six months more and I shall
have enough" ~
A Indy sat behind the speaker, and
necessarily heard his remark but vhel
he was done che tapped him on the
shoulder, and enid to him. aSir, had
two sons--one Of them was killed at the
battle OF fredericksburg; tie ether N.
killed at the battle Of Mnrfreesboro."
She was silent moment, and 30 were
all around her. Then, overcome by hes
Indignation, she suddenly slapped the
speculatsr, fret on one cheek, and then
on the other, and before the fellow could
ny word, the passengers sitting near,
who bad Witnessed the whole affair, seis-
ed him, and pushed him hurriedly out Of
The ear, as one not st to ride with dsceu,
people.-EN. Y Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
1AnsreA Evacnatien Of vickshurg
Washington. March Ia,


Two hundred and eighty rebel prison.
sYs wsrs conveyed from the Gid eapits1
prison 70 tho steamer State Of Maine,
which will take them to City Point, to be
exchanged. They were enthusiastically
chssred at the Old Capital prison and
wharf By large number Of persona, in
GLIDING wounded. The rebels we're evi.
IDENTITY delighted. They were escorted
BY . strong guard.
A telegram from Gen. RosscEans stated
according to report which had reached
him, the rebels had evacuated Vicksburg
Information had previously been receiv.
ed here that they were removing theii
stores and war materials from vicksbura
into the interior. Nothing however i
officially known 50 rs to speak with Ger
tainty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

NQsssa vicsosia has prepared the
folI0WiDy description for memorial d
Prinse Albert, which has inst bean erect
cd ct the Bath United Hospital ia Eng
land "His life sprung from deep In
nsr sympathy with Gods will, andtheFs-
fore, With all that vas true, bsAntifd and
right" -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
Fron Cairo.

ig Cairo, March IA.
We have Memphis papers 70 Thursday
evening. They contain nothing import
ant. ff 7a9
An important movement of troops is
taking 'phce below, any particulars of
which would be contnband. We shall
look for important news soon,
The Yasoo Pass il likely to give us an
advantage not heretofore fairly appreci-
ated.
Officers just in from the vicinity of
Vicksburg, say that stronghold must soon
capitulate, or do worse. ...s
Gen. Ellet with his marine brigade,
arrived from 81. Louis this morning on
board 8 large transports expressly fitted
up for the service. They presented .
splendid appearance as they came stsam-
ing up the river With banners flying and
band playing. The Lancaster fred -
lutte in honor Of the occasion.
The Baltic, Antioch, Diana, Adams
and Fair are the steamers now here.
1t H. E. Dio, of Gen. Rosecsan's ataG,
attempted % arrest : deSertef. The ds.
serter resisted. and several shols we're sx-
changed. One bali passed throssA The
L'eutenant's cap. and another through
the left forearm, infiicting q flesh wound.
I'll supposed the deserter WAS killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

Washington, March Ia.
Soon after the reading Of the journal,
the Senate went into Executive Session
Doors Yere opened at 2 o'clock, and ad-
journed Gine die. gss m,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
PreRaring for = Meve.
The Herald has the following (:
Headquarters 9th Army Corps,
near White Oak Church. Va.

March l2.
There are unmistakable preparations
now being made for speedy movement
of our army. Our transportation is now
being cut down to facilitate movements,
and officers are warned before hand that
oil supe-auous baggage must be sent
home, while all that hold commissions
have been notified that their wedge tents
cannot be transported for them in the fu-
tnre, and that IN the coming campaign
nothing more will be allowed them than
aheltsr tents, such 20 men have, which
they can carry on their backs. The last
fact 10 sufficient for the announcement OF
trials, troubles, discomforts and severi.
ties in the next campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
Fort Monroe NArAh 14

Capt. Kelley, Of the steamer Ada, re-
ports that when he left Key West the
steamer Pearl was there also { prize
taken BY the gunboat Tioga, Of Provi-
dshce.
The iron-clad Keokuk arrived ia Hamp-
ton Roads this p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

- Tom. Seymour. the coppsrhead
candidate Tor Governor Of Connecticut
has written latter, acknowledging III
authorship of reasonable letter, found
il, psassssion Vt . fellow of tAs name n
Gladding -Aebal bloskads runner, who
was captured . few days since. The in.
itials, ssT. II. g." was attached to the let.
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

~AACoA AUuS Shu weary 0ClSy63 AOH OSOoCc
over which We in this Department he'd no
control, We have At length the cheering
prospect Of active and very important SER
vices. Soldiers of the 10th Army Corps.
you are still aotuatsd BY every oonsidera-
ton Of honor to vie with the gallant men
from the Department Of North Carolina,
who have been sent by the Governmen,
TO take part with you in the dangers and
glory Of the operations nov padding
Officers and men Of the command. you
are adjured to the performance of every
duty. All who earn distinction, no mat.
ter how humble their position, have my
pledge that their services shall Be honor.
ably ackno sledged and the aoknowlsdg.
ment pressed to their Advxn6snsnt. s
Commanding officers Of divisions, brig
AIDES, and regimsnts, in making their %.
ports to these Headquarters, will civ,
the namo of every n-commissioued Of
Ger and soldier of their commands WIKI
n nave ...sc'oo :ne'l 1Dselvs'.on = Oena'
aug WIN sp00.. .sy VI sovu coI'
110s' - oIus s,.' .uss ~. e u ~ ,ucn
n.y.. " p ", ~ IN 49,. II = .ne.,
une ~. a.u !. 1y ~ Nm 49, a In.'ons0
- Icy 10y -. ~ - n cno.s 800 Cl 1917 "
s ao 49, :. s 49, s Ss.-is -
$50 ..s 49,, ~. . 1890 ~ , om
J:.' 49, sAs.: nsn' = 49, - ,oA''
I 49, : :s 49, = ~ $500, .lou
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

"AAxaIcA THE OH WosLn."Pnp,
fsssox a aasjs begins, ID ths lssI Atlsn.
tic, ! nsW ssfisp q scientific articlss, IN
der the title sAAmerica tho Old World, y
ia which he maintains that the Ansisau
oentiueat haFbssA Alssly denominated
the New World. ssHere was the lint
dry land lifted out Of the ~ass1: her
was the FIRST shore that Was. .vashsd AZ
the ocsAh that envslopsd ~ ~ world
besides; and while Europe W. rsprs-
and sssis sssss d. q, AN Aassssss s|sssay
stretched N unbsoken line hrpm Ntya
Scotia 10 the far West"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

New York, March IL.
The Express states that 6sc'y Chase
Was to-day offered . hundred nillioas in
gold BY European parties, which ct cur-
rant rates Of exchange would b sqsivs-
lent to par here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
TT VAN AUsDAL, !.
| JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
oSries-Qp 1AisA aksssa sstwssa Main - Je
go, adjstnisg Cibsss nsswsss Lss O0ss.
EXECUTOR'H NOTICE..
rae os ss... J. 2. ,. ssovAl-.

70 John showcases, Asaa . olsveasss. gssish
Price, Arttmicia WsDilsQ, An6reV W00fien, vi
cis Price, gnar1tansf IAnnnas lea ssess t'siss
Frances Amerisa Priss, sasnsssJ ARA iafsh "a
wnom u MAY csQeagn ~ ssaA n sm.
Ysn. sna each u yss, sss Aesrbs AeiiG - tAek q
10 nov ON Ais In Ne cossty Cess u kss cssaW. ~
~ Fort hsdlsss. ,lowa, psst sea II ~ aeAsesAu
executor u NJ $3.50 = 6. Fms, 1scsase1, pse3
Tor - erdsr a.A ussss tessa. - tksysseees sess
Tying AsssS 1se ffpa nd Spssa1, IL fs11sQtnrl
scribsd real esestas g wits 1hs y ia $500
Of Bee. 5, To- q, n. ~. No. = vssA eeaeaaalal
seses. With sl The ispsvvs1enA shesoea 10 ~ Cd
Of giasgotd. invs. Les Mes ,, :. q, =, -, ~ ~
9, !. e, :. e, g, e. @Ea1SIS - g. 81
72, n, -, n. 10, N -, - .Asd -. 10 ~ w.
AanhAIi, laid % on The r. ef Ahove AssrsibsA &
Of Real kAAats. In kinxA~id CSunty, Iowa
Said pestion VII be heard AMI dsternined het
sad ronrs % the La koEdsy Ii April, tos9,
ssl<k ,. Of sid dsy. st vhteA ttas yos ess|
aud ana shaw eassskt any PES hass} WY he psa,
Of said pssita1a aAesi4 nos - gFepssAr aeg
sf.C. 2AxarosD,
xxsemes efsAs 1sssas erC. J.,RslssslA1
JNO. vANvALxxkB0k0, )!
AArsA ~. 0o-t9w Au'y ~ Rn1nss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
THr LEa-PAnaAsrER.-Tbe {

Tn GAxnLEa-PAYaAsrER.-Ths Co.
lumbus Journal says that it has beer
assured that oil the neAsy of lheS Gov.
eminent, involved in - recent gambling
exploits Of Paynastsf Cook. viii be re-
funded, and no Ices thereby sustained. -
The successor Of Cook has not yet been
named, though good authority has II
that Major linn, Of the House 81 Repre-.
sentatiyes, 10 Ia be the sueceasful man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

M0NxY-WHr Gallup SrERL1xG?--
Because, in the time Of Richard /, money
coined in the east psrt Of Germany came
in special request in England, on accoual
of ito purity, and was called Easserline
money, Is oil the inhabitants Of those
parts were called Eastsriings and soor
after some Of the people skilled in coin,
ing were sent for TO LoadOn 70 bring hl
coin to perfection, which WAS soon called
sterling from Elstsrling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

New York, March IA.
Steamer City Of New York sailed To-
day for Europe. taking million and half
in specie. "a
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. So
rae TAT. g !. og IOWA, -.

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Dtaas, Hay Tssm, 1879
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