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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
Union Victories.

Charlton, Lucas County, Union candidates.
for city officers handsomely elected.
Sioux City elects Union Mayor and . ma.
jority Of the council. -
Upton elects Union candidates for school
officers BY majority of Is votes.
Lyons, Clinton County, always Democratic
upon square trotting issue, elects Union
school officers by over 100 majority.
lie Claire, which last week elected Copper.
head town officers by ONE majority, owing to
want Of organization among the Unionists,
has just elected clean ticket Of Union men
for school officers.
The town elections in Maine, as far as heard
from, stand so Union and 81 Copperheads
Has the Courier heard from homer
New Hampshire elects unconditional Union
men for State officers and Congressman.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

VINO OpposR CoNscR1prroN?-A efficient
draft is not opposed by our soldiers in the
field, but by misers, sneaks and towards who
are afraid they will be compelled to fight for
their country. s.a-Y 51i 9d
There is another class; those who think,
by catering to the pusillanimity Of these men,
they can help their party = AlbaSy EUening
Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

BouNTY 10 DISCHARGED SoLDIERs.-A Sen.
ate bill which passed the House during the
last hours Of the session, provides for paying
soldiers discharged from service for sickness
or disability by Wounds, the sans bounty As
If they had served out the time Of their en-.
listment,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
Deceased Iowa Soldiers.

The following is list of deceased Iowa
Soldiers, who have died in hospitals at st.
Louis, Mo-, from Feb. % to March 5, 1863.
The list is furnished by Thos. w. j. Long,
Of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent at St. Louis
and vicinity t el'Il's SO. = ,s99s1E2
Feb $50 Monk Co D. 23d infantry Congestion Of
luDgs.
March John WILDER, D, aSth-spinal mensasstis
March 9-Thos Graft, I. 34tl,-Pneumenia.
b = D e Able, D, 31st--Chro4ic Diarrhsa.
March s-Qwen Gr.w, - concus:ion Of brai,.
Il IA JOS Stumpf l. 26th-Typhoid fever. j 4
March AVN smith, D. 84th-cbrcnis diarrhsa.
= Z Joshua Skinner II, 35th-Consumption.
March 5-Jas Ratcli6, Z, 34th-Typhoid fever.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

The Republicans Of Iowa requested to send dsls
&atse to State Oonvsnon, to b. held In the Cty Of
Oes Ao'nss Wednesday. the 18th Of June, 1855 to
commence at 10 o'clock A. H., for the purpess Of pac
Ing in nomination, to 30 voted for at the ensuing
Ostobsr sscson candidates for Governor. Lieutenant
and one Judge Of the Supreme Cout and for
tho Of such other business may properly
come before the Convention, :
The ratio OF representation will b the the
last Rspublicau State Convention, Wis One delegate
TO each Organised county, and delegate addltoaa
tor each 100 votes ct the last Presidential election
for Abraham Lincoln President Of the Uaitsd Statse
Fraetionsl votes Of atty will b entitled to an
additional delegate All citizens vtAous dsolnetien Of
party Who are heartily in favor Of sustaining Gov.
eminent In the sss OF all Censtitutiona and nscss
sary War measures for the speedy and complsts sup
preston o. the Rebellion. and II. panish nsnt q
1reasoo; Who are opposed to the schemes designed to
bring anarchy and bloodshsd to own nrsSides BY
the Free States Into hostile and petty Oonfsd
sraetes and Who stn believe in the good old doctrine
OF General Jackson. "TAs Unio~-1 msst snd sAsM b
?Tessvsd are cordially invited to unite IN ssndins
delegates.
County Central Committees ere requested 70 take
such steps - will insure full attendance At the Con.
veneton, and thorough and sacent organisation IN
sheir respective counties. JAMES 7. LANE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

NOBLE L1BERAL1gy. - The Hon. Harry
White, of Indiana, the Senator from the
Armstrong Qndiana) District, has placed his
check for $3.50 in the hands of the Treasurer
of Armstrong county, and another for the
of Indiana county-being the full amount Of
his salary for the session-for the benefit of
the Soldiers Relief Fund Of those coanties.-
We like to make such records as this.--C2i.
Journal, . ..t-, .- - .,t.;.r ,.,....
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

| Gold is quoted 300 per cent. premium for
Confederate" currency at the Rebel Capital.
Under the. CONSUMPTION act, about three
millions Of persons are liable to draft in the
loyal States.
| Gen. Butler is the only man who has hung
traitor during this war. He takes law to
mean what it says. ,...............
| The contrabands around Norfolk are to be
employed in working farms for the benefit Of
the army and navy.
The Pit,sburg Chronicle says that compa-
MES are forming in various parts of Pennsyl-
vania for the manufacture of linen.
| 1t appears from return just issued that
the expense Of the national debt of England,
for interest and management, last year, was
f23, 328,0 OLA IS I'D.
| There is movement among commercial
men in New York to tit out privateers, under
the new law authorizing the issue Of letters
Of marque. to destroy the rebel pirates.
The buildings on the Fair ground, near St.
Louis, are being transformed into Hospital
for soldiers. A large and commodious one
will be made there at comparatively little ex-
pense.
Immediately upon the adjournment of Con.
gress a complete enrolment of the whole
fighting population of the North will be made,
and some drafted men called into the thinned
ranks of our service.
Gen. Tom Thumb and wife gave lcvee,
on Friday night, at Irving Hall, New York,
for the benefit OF the Women's Hospital and
the Child's Nursery-having changed bis
original purpose not to appear again in pub
lie.
! The French army is the best drilled, and
most orderly in the world. The price Of ex-
emption in France is about four hundred and
fifty dollars, fifty per cent. more than the
maximum rate designated in our cons cription
| act.
In Eastern Asia, Christians are now as sad.
ly prosecuted IS they ever were in Europe.
A Roman paper says that during the past
year, 10000 Christians have been put to
death, and 10000 reduced Is Slavery in the
Anamite Empire.
A Hilton Head correspondent of the New
York Tribune asserts that 5000 colored sol.
diers, under white officers, are about to cary
the war into Africa by invading the interior
Of South Carolina, where the slave popula-
ton is already prepared to extend them a
welcome and swell their ranks.
Nehemiah Hodge of North Adams, Mass,
has been brought to Chicago and held in
$4,000 en- each Of two indictments, one for
assault with intent to murder S. NJ. Whipple
by sending him box filled with explosive
material, and the other for conspiracy with
intent to murder, the theory being that he
had an accomplice in the transaction.
The canal across the Isthmus of Suez
which has been so long talked of. is half fin.
ished. By next yeac it will have progressed
SO far that all the coal destined for the s:eam.
ship companies, which has now to be trans
ported around the Cape of Good Hope, will
be sent to the Red Sea by canal In three OF
four years the whole work will be completed
at a cost Of $40, 00O, 900. and the ancient track
of commerce be again resumed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

~ The idea Of sustaining the Govern
! msnt In time Of . servilous war, and fighting
10 the death the Administration. by which the
/ ,rar must be carried on, il (says the Nashville
Union.) the offspring Of . weak brain or q
f.,ss heart It is like landing virtue in the
"A abatf,ct. and picking your neighbors pockets
in practice.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

~ The Republican-U nionists Of the
Hartford, Ct, Congressional District have
nominated for Congress that sterling Demo
crat, ripe scholar a:.d brilliant orator, the
Hon. Henry G. Deming Mr.. D. has served
the Democratic party as Mayor Of Hartford
and In the Legislature Of Connecticut. II
elected, as we believe he will be. he viii prove
himself the peer Of any man on the floor Of
the House. His Democracy is of the olden
type-his patriotism Of an unquestionable
pattern. A temporary stay among. the cop
perheads of New Orleans has made him an
earnest war man. Let him be elected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
Iowa News.

20. Rot,eck, formerly Of Keokuk, has as.
sumed the management Of German paper al
st. Louis. | 81.
The Ottumwa Courier reports that the
Des Noines river down that way is about free
of ice. N q
The municipal elections in Cedar Rapids
and Dewitt, last week, resulted in Republican
victories. s et 7a e-.a
AT Dubuque, Mineral IL worth 47@5s
dollars per 1000 lbs.-the highest prices for
years. s.g e..: sf5 tstc~
There are about thousand sick and
convslescent soldiers at Keokuk, with pros
pect Of about seven bundled more in . few
days. .5
A new daily paper has been started in
Council Bluffs, called The Dispatch. It is
published by J. $. swigget. So says the
Bug!e. 4selo: i9sa.9 ID s-sl. q. ~ .3 Z
The last company of the 9Th Iowa Caval.
~ was mustered in % the 9Th instant. The
regiment is now complete and under marching
orders for Sioux City. ass .l. 70 4a, / /.
ORDERED TO TIE FIELD. The Sixth Iowa
Cavalry is ordered to leave Davenport for
Sioux City as soon as the necessary prepare
tons for march can be made. The regiment
numbers about 100 men, has had ample
time for organization and drill and should be
well psspared for active and efficient service.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

B Gibson, Il, 9th ..
J Wilson, X, 18th
CL Burnett, X, 18th
Vincent Maxwell, I, 18th
John NJ Ardell, F, 25ih
Perry G Carter, 81, 18th
Jas McGill, X, 25th
Jacob Perine, 81, 18th ~
s H Kirkpatrick, A, 18th
Geo Benz, q, 18th
VIM A Putten, G, 25th
IA Lockwood, "A, 25th
VIM Turnham, G, 18th
J r Norvill, r, 25th
Jos Chiquet, I, 25th
Luther NJ Randles, B, 25th
L W Smith, 1, 26th
John r Durgan, A, 26th
Il r Leavitt, II, 26th
Daniel From, #, 18th
G w Winchester, II. 18th
VIM Thompson, A, 28th
F Seagrist, A, 2Sth
Geo Deadmore, I 18th
John Bromley, l, 2sth .
Geo Hsrtle, G, 2sth -ti's
J $ Brandt, +, 2sth ,
Arson Stevens, I, 18th
VIM Mower, H. 18th
] H L OFT, A, 2Sth
John Kline. I, 2Ssh $50
A Gordxn, G, 18th
John Yutezy, II, 2Sth
L W Chamberlain, Il, 28th
W T Thomas, l 18th
s J NJ Bear, +, 2Sth ID
John Grerser, B, 2Sth
Aaron Wiseinan, I, 2Seh
J w Robel tson, G, 2Sth
8 e Shaw, I, 2Sth @
Sam Yutezy, h, 2sth --
VIM T Richardson, +, 2sth
JAS A West, G, 2sth ..-
II Maynard, e, asth
Jasper Kearns, I. 28th
Thss N Roberts, K, 2Sth
John Harris, B, 2Sth
N Tryan, 81, 2Sth
&c Frazier, @, 10Th
o HIP Cook, q, Goth
Il 4 Cade, r, 10Th
VIM Grantham, r, Goth
] Cassenbereer, h, 10Th
VIM T Peterson. A, 10Th
W Mackelroy, A, 18th
VIM Smith, g, 10Th
N II Stone. B, Goth ,-
N = Duprse, B, 18th
Perry Mark, A, Goth 1891
= Paterson, A. 10Th
II 8 Vest, B, Goth 5,i
] w Morrow, B, 30th
P Inskeep, F, Both
Israel Mcdonald, G, 30th
Skies Shelter, E, 30rh
B r Swisher, Z, 80th 1o;4
Henry Hnguelot, G., 30th
] W Cook, -, S0th
Jos Cheetham, r, both
FM Mo- ris, b, 8Oth
A Kuhn, II, 3Oth (
81 Cloke. q, 30th
A T Wilson, H, Goth .5 +.
J W Hammond, G, 3Oth
h G Smith, g, Goth
A Roberts. q, Both ....
Brainard Cram. O, S1st
N Quimby, b, 31st
G W |tinson, A, 3lst
W L Usher, A, 3lst
Andrew Brown, -, 31st
A Stinson, 3lst
8 Wells. g. 31st
JT Hollenberk q. 8fst
B. A Msars, q, 81st
NJ W Cole man, 4, 51st
Jacob b Shull, G, 33d
VIM Victor, G, 83d
Nelson LOomfo. II S3d y
Geo Grosberk, r, 8i
Wesley Anderson, g. 34th
Hiram Hine, A, 34th 4
Amos W Prather, =, a4sh
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

NfoRo Taoops. The section in the Corps
Of Engineers bill, which authorized the Or
: ganization Of colored troops, was stricken ou'
in the Senate. The President, however, has,
under an old law, full power to employ ne
groes for hospital, trenching. cooking and othe,
purposes power sufficiently comprehensive
; to cover fighting, if any want to fight.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

+ III u inuUu W AhOAA0
tary Agent, st. Louis, NJ,
A Steadwell, G, 4sh.
Abner B Rearney, A, 4th /.
VIM G Dow, K, 4 b
VIM AWright, K, 4th
Levi Jones, b, 4th
T Nc Reynolds, A, 4th
John T Avery, F, 9th
VIM H Fenny, +, 9th
Austin Alexander, A, 9th
John = Driss, A, 9th
8 II Hancock, Z, 9th
Elijah Dsvore, 4, 18th
J Miller, Il, oath
II Moore, X, oath
G. W Rosen berger, r, 9th
Seaborn Moore, K, oath
Andrew Sawyer, d, 24th
Jos Sheets, y, 24th
Goo Miller, g, Path
Q O Horton, K, 9th
Vim Lo lg, 3, 9th
VIM James, G., Oath
] W Sloan, X, 24tn
Hiram q Nsal. II, oath
| ChaB Viers, l. 24th
Owen Clifford, A, cath
Addison Heald, II, oath
Geo Hemstead, Z, cath
Elisha " ithsy, A, oath
Josiah McCarter, I, Gath
Geo Kinkead, q, Gath
II def. finger, q, oath
| Alex Marshman. G., Gath
j H Colston, Z, Path
J Il Kinnery, @, oath
Thos Phelps, A, oath
J w Conant, X, 9th
Wallace Wiley, O, oath
A Y Cole, q, Ath
e o Thomas. Il. 24th
S B Mackwell, X, oath
G X Osborn, X. Oath
J G Smith, A, 24tk -
A Worthington, A. 24th
NJ II W orth' V, Gath 20
A Hildreth, X, 24th
w 3 Lusk, b, 9th
Il g Gibson, H. Gath
w W Clark, e, 2sth
Chas sipes, r, 2sth
NJ r Greenfield, G, 10Th
N Farr. n, 29tn
J II Wright, H, Goth
L B Hind man, Z, 29th
8 Wilson, K, 29lh
A W Augustin, K, Goth
u Bairmars. l, 29th {
Eli B Berry, l, 29th
Isaac Hook, A, 29th
Amos 4 Long G. Goth
Benz r Csde, r, goth {
Jas H Catren, - Goth
J H Baxter, y 29ih
David Romigs, q, 29th
Frank Ellsworth, b, goth
John Olinger, II Goth
J Gripps, II, 29th
G. A Madden, F, Goth
VIM Glasgow, +. 29th
Albert Larue, A, Goth
} A Davis, B, Goth
J q Cads, r. 10Th
J T Cox, /, Goth 3 e &c.
Chas Ravens, Il, Goth
Geo w Foster. K, 29th
John Marlsnce, I. 29th
8 Addington, G., Goth
Al linus, G, 9th l
Z Cunningham. Il. 18th
Il W Copeland, e @th
q W Wallace, +, 18th
I'M Wickhsm, H, 10th
N Homewood, K, 10Th
Chas Alexander, A, 18th
John w Trent, I. 18th
L P Patch, O, 18th
David Evan.. x, Goth
Jos Crawford, G. Goth
VIM Reed, A., 18th g.
J 3 Sullivan, Q. 10Th
J II Lightef, @, 18th '
VIM Kuukle, l, 18th
A NJ Kim, G, 10Th
Geo Ferris, 4th cavalry
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
Needed Reforms.


One Of the most dispiriting, disheartenine
circumstances connected with our armies ir
the Geld is the retention and incarceration O.
our sick and wounded heroes in camp ani
post hospitals. Frustrated by disease, con
suming with fevers, away from home and al
its endearments, deprived of the kindly, nour
ishing care of mother, wife and sister, the
mind of the soldier relapses into melancholy
and despair. He longs to return to his home
there to recuperate his wasted and wasting
energies. He prays for the nursing Of some
kind hand and heart that feels an interest in
his recovery.
We are happy to announce that the medi
Cal department of the army has issued re-
cent order that all sick and wounded soldiers
who have been disabled for three months and
upwards, and are in fit state to bear trans
portation, shall be Immediately transferred
to the general hospitals nearest home. From
these it will be comparatively easy to obtain
q furlough to return home and recuperate.-
We are thankful for so much. 70 ia $751;
Now let the Surgeon General order thai
none be discharged from the service unless
permanently disabled, and that all cases of a
dangerous character be furloughed and much
needed reform will have been accomplished
Let every measure compatible with the pub
lie interest and duty be adopted for the relie
of the sick and wounded. Home is the best
hospital for an invalid. The hand of moth
er, wife or sister is better than the physic and
inattention Of Surgeons. Let the indiscrim'
mate issuance of discharges cease, and be
granted only in meritorious instances.
Then again, let the government see to it,
that whatever else be done or left undone, the
soldiers be regularly and promptly paid. Con.
tractors can better afford to wait than sol.
diers whose families are dependent on Their
limited earnings. Better that Congress 20
without its per diem, and especially its third
mileage, than that the families ofsoldiers sui:
fer. Pay our brave boys and dsahection and
Generalization will disappear from the army.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

Owing to the absence Of pennies in circula-
ton, the grocers of New Haven are giving
nutnsegs in the way of small change.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

b Of 81 1857 ,000 in treasure exported from
San Francisco in the first three weeks of jan
uary, nearly 5000, 900 was sent to England.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
List Of Sick Iowa Soldiers i'm Post
Hospital, Helena, Ark, Fcbrla.
aFy gath. 1868. =.
:. J. LoNo. Iowa State SAM

Furnished by THOMAS w. J. I
tary Agent, st. Lcuis, Mo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

w netner we COnSIuer IL III respect OF the meI
who composed it, or of the measures which
it enacted into laws, it must b. looked upon
as entitled to no small share of commenda
ton. Stevens, Kelly, Hickman, Lehman
Covode, Julian, Morrill,, Bingham, Lovejoy
Roscoe Conkling, Washburne. Colfax, Crit
tenden, Cox, Vallandigham, Voorhees, and May
are men of unusual brain. "Thad. Stevens
the leader of the House, is one of the frs,
intellects of the age. Without too much o.
the fortiter in 70 (his pluck is sublime) he
lacks little Of the suaviter in mode, per.
haps. But he is3as superior to John Sherman
his predecessor in the Ways and Means, as
Henry Clay was superior to Jimmy Polk
No man in this country, or any other, can
give any odds in debate to Stevens, no man
can hold a candle to him in routing a whole
crowd Of opponents rushing upon him at
once. In the Senate, we have had Fessenden,
Grimes, Trumbull, Hale, Harlan, Sumner,
Wright, Wade, Wilson, and others, of more
or less note, justly distinguished, as orators
or as legislators. All the talent Of the SEN
ate has been on the side Of the administration.
It may safely be said that no Congress, not
even the memorable Congress which put in
operation the machinery Of our national Con-
stitution, has ever done more, or more impor-
tant, or more benefcent legislation than the
Thirty Seventh. Aside from the enactment
Of vast number of laws specially called for
by the extraordinary times, such, fer instance,
as the providing for our armies and navy,
and for the financial needs of the Govern
ment and the people, It has placed upon the
statute book measures which ought to secure
the respect Of all men. The Homestead Law,
the Pacific Railway, the Reorganization Of he
Supreme Court, the Abolition of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia, Freedom in all the
Territories. Endowment Of Agricultural Col
leges, the establishment Of 4 Departments Of
Agricqlture-these are among the bene6cent
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

O1NC1NNATT1 WdECu TO.
A special to the Qazstt1 from Franklin,
says a large force moved yesterday against
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
Observation-Disclosures

observation-disclosures.
In August, 1861, = German, whose
name W forbear mentioning, at the n.
quest of our informant, left this citv =
. volunteer, leaving behind him . vie
and q household cat that he thoucht
much Of. He made his wife promise that
Whenever his favorite cat had kittens she
would not kill them, but keep them and
their increase until his return. Faithful.
II the woman kept her promise, and this
FORENOON, - We saw ourselves, has about
her house in the Third ward, in which
she lives, in . shed adjoining. and raeing
about the premises, the old cat and her
children, grand childssu. grsst grand
childrsn, etc.. etc., 70 the number If two
hundred md nine cats and kittsns.1fLAI
Obons Den.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

They GLORY IN THUR OWN 6HAnB.-
While the late Colosel P. Cad Bryan and
TX Captain O'Connell Finch were speak
ing to the crowd on Thursday, number
Of men and boys ven paading their
bntternut twigs in their hats, and : few
women wsre sporting similar smblsms in
their bonnsts. What doe this nesh -
Rebel sotdisn whose pleasant psstims1
!. the murder Of Iowa yolanteess. Weer
clothes which arc stained with tAe hark
1t the Batternut trssl The Butterns4
najtecn y known iron Missouri 70 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

Pref. Calrmoo On tho Wop recitation IN
Geld.
Prof. ]. E. Cairnes writes to the Lon
don Times on the subject Of the future
depreciation Of gold. As follows:
The prevailing opinion among those
who discussed the question It Newcastle
was that, while the effect up to the pres
ent had been slight, the movement would
develops into larger proportions and To-
crease in rapidity as it grew. For my
part am disposed to invert this view
The extent Of depreciation up to the pres
ent time has, believe, been considerable
not less than twenty per cent; on the
other hand, l hold (and in this am sup
ported BY Mr.. Jevons) that the most Sc
rious effects Of the gold discoveries have
already been realized. The total mass
of gold and silver 10 the world land it 10
upon this, aud not upon the gold alone.
that the new increments will tell,) is
vastly greater now than when the
gold discoveries took place; and the
difficulty of acting on its value is
proportionally increased on the other
hand the annual supplies, notwithstand-
the operations in British Columbia and
else where, have fallen off. 1t il impossi.
BILE to say what new dicoveries may be
made; but it is exceedingly unlikely that
the ratio Of the new increment to the to.
tai stock, which obtained during the 6rst
ten wears after the Australian discoveries,
will ever again be repeated. Under these
circumstances, whstevsr may b the alti-
mate depreciation-a question which l do
not ennr upon here-the rate Of the
movement will, in al probability, steadily
diminish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
MASS MEETING Ar CHARLESTON


franklin, franklin Up. Monday, Oct 5, - o'clock
hangers school house, Wsst Point TIP, 1ossday Oci
at O'Clock
Applegats's school house, JeNsnon Up, Wednesday
Oct Z, At O'Clock
Pritchett's school house, Green Bay TIP, Thursdsy
Oct 8, att O'Clock
Primrose, Harrison TIP, Friday, oct .. 1t O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

SUGAR.
- hhds PYins n. o. gugar;
- ebis Cteu1ed, OruAheA aud Palveriseddo:
ss0Secefveo, and Tor saletow for Cash, By
ssp&se-d Vsnd 81 t.sv...