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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

R Yesterday was genuine March
day, the wind blowing dust and gravel
stones in manner anything but agreea-
Bile,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

T The Soldiers Temperance League
will hold regular meeting at the Medi-
cal College Lecture Room this (Friday }
evening at 7 o'clock.
A. G. PORTER, Pres.
WV. E. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

GF See advertisement of Mrs. DR..
Smith, in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

-An G. Shropshire and Miss. Fannie
Forrssts, Of Harrison cosnty, KY, eloped
from iheir "crusl parisnts' ! few days
ago. and were married ia Cincinnati.
The bride has reached the interesting
age Of Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Mlllard Fillmore.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
criticises the speech made by Mr.. Fill
more at the opening of the Sanitary Fair
in that city, very severely. The Adver-
tiser says:
Although that gentleman has thus far
preserved his accustomed reticence. as to
his sentiments and opinions during the
struggle in which our country is engaged,
it has been no secret to many who pos
sessed his confidence. that his sympathies
we're not, to say the least, on the side Of
the government. 1t has been known to
some that be has thought the Union not
worth preserving unless Slavery could be
preserved with it.
We venture to say that bat few public
men would have taken advantage Of their
position as presiding officer Of charitable
fair, which had for it's object the raising
of funds to help the sick and wounded Of
our army and navy, to deliver such a
speech.
We should have been glad to have
placed upon record some words from Mr..
Fillmore which would have identified him
with the friends of the Government and
the Union, instead Of being obliged to
class him, as We now do, amongst the
bitterest opponents of the war and ita
conduct, in the infamous circle made up
Of such men as Vallandigham, the Woods,
the Seymours, and the Brooks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

sagThe Clayton County Journal gives
its readers the following sensible advice.
1t says: "Do not take the Eastern shin
plasters rendered you by river merchants.
They won't do to keep. A bill is before
the Legislature of this State prohibiting
the circulation of foreign bank notes, and
there is no doubt but what the bill will
become law. Get rid, therefore, of
every dollar of Eastern currency you have
and in exchange for your produce take
nothing but 'greenbacks. >"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
nRAYMAN'S NOTICE-Oviro ~

DRAYMAN'S NOTICE.-Owing to
M ,sa " frlse .. ieeu &C. we. the undersgne,i
~ y ~ "a nv ~! cf heokuk, hereby Rgree 10 the oi-
March, 1854: -" ~ ' "
Levce hauling - cts. per la from I<vee 10 ss,.atb
street. - cts per load from Leyee ts l2ti, street a, ets
per Load and all outside hauling acrorn % contract
James Fnrlcng, Robt A. Mcdowell
Thomas Feely, VIM. Brady
Dan. Gilkin. Ben. saith
Mich Ryan, D. r. Story
Vim. Martin. Pat Nunhy
Martin Murphy, nenry Siisison
W. A. A4air, Henry Tebo,
Christopher Buggy, - Little
fkh1o-d1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

To "LEAP YEAR."'-We wonder if
our correspondent, who signs herself
Leap Year." can take "s1aNrrIcAs,
HINT" as easily as she can see one the
"shird time" This lady evidently had
"bad spell" on at the time she so gener-
ously offered us her valuaJ1e assistance !:
and We must confess that our disgust on
reading her very generous offsr, equaled,
if not exceeded, that of the "Confeder-
ate's,' when he received his missive, an
account of which she claims to have read
several times. Her boldness, however,
must be equal to the Porter's, the histo-
ry Of whom she also claims to have peru
sed the 'third time or she would not
dare, in the manner she does, to utterly
ignore, all knowledge of Webster and
Lindley Murray. And until she more
carefully cultivates their acquaintance,
Ye Local will attend to his own ssbiz." in
person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

The COMING DRAFr.-The draft is at
hand The Provost Marshal has issued
an order to all draft commissioners
throughout the State to be ready and
proceed with the draft on the 10th day of
March, and to make it in every sub-dis-
trict which shall not have raised its quota
by March lst. Volunteers between March
lst and 10th may be deducted after the
draft commences.
So, Notwithstanding the contradictory
rumors that. are being dispatched from
Washington, certain it is that no word
has been received by our Government
officers here indicating any postponement
of the much talked Of ceremony. On the
contrary. orders have been received to
commence on the 10Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

THE STATE or IOWA

10 IN Mar co~cras
Know thai according the II the State Of
Iosa taken by authority II said STATE. In the 1sf
;he following nsaaej incorporated towns and cities are
entitled H. ifne eiti~ NJ fne ssd class in arrovisnc~
With the provisions Il setions l9s and lGss Laws II
loxA Rev. Il Is5k
BuFfngten Ii~s Maine~ county. -
Cedar Pals. Black Hawk county.
Csuncli Binffs. pottsw tAInie cslnts.
Dubuque. Duhnguc couHty.
De- Mssnes. Polk coEnsv.
Davenport, Seoft csuaty.
Iowa City, johnson county.
keakGk Lee county
Lyons CITY. Cbnfnn cennty.
Nj. Pleasant. Henri county.
MsJsson L@e county.
Marfon. Linn county.
Nascafine, MnseAtins coHnty.
Mstircyot, fiss ton county.
0-ksia-pss Mshaska county.
ashingt ton, W NAshinSfcn county
Gir-u under han4s, DIS Nones. this I'd day Of
February, A. D. ls9A ". NJ STONE.
1evernor
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary Of state
J. W. CATTELL,
mFh4 Auditor Of state
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
PRovosF MARsHAL's OFFICE, }
Burlington. March Sd. '64.


Editor Gate City: Please publish for
the information of all concerned, the fol.
lowing dispatch
[By telegraph from Washington.
February 29th, 1864.
To Major Thos. Duncan:
Be fully prepared to commence the
draft on the 10th of March, and to make
it in every sub-district which shall not
have raised its quota before March lst
Volunteers between March lst and 10th
may be dedncted after the draft has com.
menced. Make known to the Governor
[Signed, JAMES B. Fry,
p. N. General,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
TTNION NURSERY Fl. MADISON,

~ LIZ To- IOWA
IkExs-tpts TrTs~. ~ ,ears old. per T0n s. 0sr
Dwarf Pear, 2fo yexrs e1 per dozea 81 - Per loe
so " Dwarf Pears, to YEAR, ed u ciass g 50 ,sr
d9zen 70 " pr s srsFtsr Pears socsufs each: Hardy
aserriea large stock 10 hih s. 10 ur e-,y,.n
~ ~ pr l9s f@sch frees Killed, SectasIe. killed
Qnne- trsts- Owning ErerI-affng Mulberry 81 eaof
bubefrf bnshes larSe sfsk Il arsp~ Kinsa NJ 10 -
kinds Catssia, Isabella Clinton S,rfans virginia ana
nA~sre ~ per d.xen; ytsar cad rants Sic per loo
p~A~Ie - ier io1eg, Tn kinds ~ l.xeTgye~as. to
tef high = cents rs II - esch- Ornamental Trees Flow
esfng shruie. &c.
htKs-rnnIiner R1sa=. Bengal CHM perl.etuai or
Monthly Ro-ss, Hysrfd Perpetual, Ms Ro@es Green
Una-e FiaEts. ac.
cztsioguss sent application.
kr all pac kssss sr heeaGk freight viii raid 10
heknk sistlon except fer Apple tree No charge for
packing ent simply en"ugh 10 pay fr -acks or boxes
hfh--im l. HULL
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TT s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
0Yrcr U. g. AssEssoE, 1sf DrsrxIcT
MI. PrEAsAsY, Iowa, March ], 1854.
Annual Taxes for 1884.


Annual Taxes for 1884,
The attention cf taxpayers hereby called to the pro
visions Of the United States Excise Law relative 10 the
Assessment Of animal taxes.
the axfh section Of tie Of July J. 1862 IL Il
made the duty Of all persons partnerrh FIRMS assofa-
uonss " corporations, made Liable any annual duty
license, or tax, bsfors the ar Nesdag Of Mar Il
sseA yss to make list Assistant Asses
s Of the District where located VI amount o annual
income, the articles objects charged with special tai
and the business occupation liable ia fay any license
bfery person who shall fail make such return by
the day specified will be halle 10 be assessed by the Az
SCISSOR according 10 the beet information h he can OBJ
tam; ana Ia snch the Assessor required to add y
per centum to the Of the items sach list
Prompt returns only will avoid penalties
Every person who shall deliver an Assessor any fise
or fraudulent List staf-n~nt with intent 10 aic the
Ainsion or enumeration required by law snJect To
nnt cf nv+ hundred doils and in such the list will
e nA1s out hy the Assessor Assistant Assessor and
from the valuation and enumeration made there can be
no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes except those r csnser
VIII hot be demanded until the thrtieth day Of June
The appropriate blanks which u make return and
VI necessary Information, will BE- fnrniehed by wm C.
strip Esd Assistant Assessor for the 1st Hvisior E.
Fard kinley Esq. 2d Diyisinn and John Cisypel E.a
DIVISION TO whom the returns should be delivered on
veiy. n NJ PIcKYI
nfhZniw&w5~ u :. As-essr 1st District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

1 For an extract from the speech OF
Drake at the Louisville Convention, list
of the Iowa Soldiers transferred to the
Invalid Corps. Army Correspondence, and
other miscellaneous resding matter, see
the inside of te-day's paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
EOR SALE.-A Double Brick Cot

Il tag Dwelling containing rocfns good eeiiars els
tern aud IUt wet fenced Price <iiao Also cottage
brick dwelling three reon gosi cellar cistern and
lot weIl fsne-i Price $40 cash. Tie- good sale
Enquire q aseh q Ill b. TES-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

RAPIDS lMP8OvB0ENT AEETICc
Ia accordanes With : call Published il
the papers > number Of respectable citi
zens assembled in the Court House las
evening. Oa motion, Judge Lowe N,
called to the Chair, and j. B. Howell ap.
pointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated BY
the President. and the bearing of The pro.
ject in favor Of the interests Of our city
as we'll as of the Mississippi Valley gen.
erally, were clearly set forth.
Remarks were subsequently made by =
number Of persons, including Messrs. Pot
ter, Ten-Eyck. Claget., Curtis, Howell.
Strong, Smyth and Taylor.
Propositions in the nature Of memoir
ais and resolutions we're submitted to the
meeting by Judge Lowe, Judge Clagett
and J. B. Howell, the spirit of which
were approved BY vote Of the meeting,
and all of which we're referred to Com
mittee to put into shape and report, with
other matters for consideration, at an ad-
journed meeting.
Judge Lowe. Henry Strong, r. F. Bow
er, Geo. B. Smyth and H. b. Ten-Ey OK
constitute the Committee.
In the meantime We trust that sufficient
interest in the prosperity of the citywill be
elected to induce . general attendance
At the adjourned meeting.
A Thing Worth CensldeHing.
A close discerner Of agricultural mat
ers says:
Ii is not in the production OF grain, but
n the production Of beef, pork. mutton
md wool that the West has the advantage
If us. know this is contrary to the
received opinion, but Is long a
he Atlantic cities continne 10 be the
yreat markets of the cosntry. % long will
t be cheaper to send beef, pork, mutton
md wool to these markets than wheat
nd corn, for the simple reason that the
reight on . hundred dollars worth oil
hese articles is much less than on hun
lred dollars worth of wheat and corn. II
osts the Western farmer much less to
end Eve pounds Of pork to New York
ban to send the sixty pounds Of corn
rom which this pork is produced. And
o it is in regard to beef, and mutton and
Tool. We shall be obliged to submit to
much keener competition in the pro-
uction Of these articles than in the pro-
uction Of wheat, corn, oats, barley and
ther bulky articles on which the freight
mounts to Eve or six times as much a
he farmers there receive for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
New advertisements.

EOR SALE-A Brick House, two
stories and Basement lot 2ai by loo feet situated
Twelfth street pes Moines Apply 10 v. Htbee
S-randa House or Isaac n Cochran l2o Main street.
nnch44t
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by telegraph from Washipgton.]
February 99th, 1864.


February 99.h, 1864.
To MAYOR Thos. Duncan:
On and after March lst, 1864, and un-
til further orders, premium of fifteen
dollars for an accepted veteran recruit and
premium of ten dollars for an accepted
recruit not veteran will be paid from the
draft and substitute fund, under the reg
ulations that now govern the payment Of
the premiums Of twenty five and fifteen
dollars for accepted recruits
[Signed, ]. B. Far. P. M. G..
r. B. RurLEDGE,
Capt. and Provost Marshal let District
Of Iowa.
A Coon HIr.-Thc Nashville Dali,
Press has the following good "take Of
on some of our Northern dailies that ar,
overfowing with special corresponding,
and special dispatches one day concernip,
great military movements. and the mex
day filed with contradictions:
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Ar THE PREs
OFFIcE-A gentleman who writes viii
ease, and has some share Of invsntion--t
stay in the Office and write letters and dis
patches from the front and other point,
Salary 'sno consideration" and cbsracte
inmatsrial. Apply sooa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

H1GHTALurIE.-An officer belonging
to our cavalry was taken prisoner and
sent TO Richmond. He had son in the
Confederate army, and it is presumed
that the son made interest with the Con-
federate Government for the release Of
his father. The following is . copy Of
the order issued for his discharge BY the
Secretary of State: asss
"Let the virtues Of the son, whose gal
liant desds 10 orr defense have entitled
him to the laurel wreath, atone for the
misdoings of the father, who, being the
tool Of oppression and tyranny. has dis.
grsced himself and family by doing all in
his power to oppress down -trodden peo
pie struggling for independence.
L. Send tho old man home.'' -
J. P. BsNyAnrN.
January, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

The subscriber pays the hlget price In cash for all
kinds OF Produces and viii furnish goods roceries
der Mt keoknk prices with addition Of and
incidenfals.
Adventurers Idaho will do well call before making
purchases O. TOWER.
Pennington, Jan 26, o. d3m.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

- llnicrs ~ntusitcn Wstisitlitter rcn Galtfcrz
nien uihen lis ;utn ~. Sctcter. Natitrlth ltno
~eisielten nod nit Mablartifeln ~ansefiut, bic 'th
lest, naheem err &amrf sutihteeen 1T, gar fcnli'h
lriel. SO ie Der gSattfanpf rem Ssitsn Ger &e=
aierunsSpartbsi im 0clclanse ssfitfrt 'rrrosn TT,
Sas sriett man aus Dem fcl5encen fnrscn Sass,
Den mir Gem yGalifcrnia Gen1cerat," etrem oeuts
ihen 9ineolnblatte, entnebmen:
.NcttIti(p nil GGni9 bon Nn'erita trcreen,
une unierc 9lnaelsaentetten l~cnfen; icInes Ianusz
iaen @Suherz @crinnltsS mescn lra infer Sanc
nit 9lut iterlbremmt ,rernen. Ser MSent ben
@rttihi(e in Ncm 0crf, Ssrr Mu9uIt 8clmrnt,
tit @priber neB Srrrsrbeaes Central @cmmittees
unc bic Grprsrtsaps 4sartsi itsbt alio rireft mnter
bem @rmnanpr ce3 9Grfenfcniae, eci'en @sle
Den Grica anac;sttelt, unb fer SO 0tillicncu al
Ger IIeliheu 4nlstbe ~rerlicrt, rsnn Ger Sicen
lnterlis1t."
Sit eas niht ltSu? Sum, Der Starr nit Gihels
(aut" farm iih trSiten: &Dtbihtlb 1T niAt arz
mia BON Mrncrifa sercroen, Slc Nte triro eies Sez
ld6ft fit meitere rier Sabre rericbcn.. 9tcttlhtln
BAT fh irecer nit SO WiQicnsn, mod nit SO Senta
an Ser iiipiiHen slnleits ~fetbsilist une renn Der
f(nae Sinan,isr Belt senrs hattc, I'm al Den Bib
INN III lclsu, Der i'm lstten MSablfampIe ittsr i'm
aeld,riebeu ,rcrpen 1T, 10 riirrc CT chne 3rsitsl
auerufm: rGrtteS 9Suneer! bab' i'd nrdb ME 9cs
alautt, bab ss IN Dem naufsctldrtcn" Nr,srifa &c
ricls @arrsn unn Giel s,ett, rie iiA nit iclden
sinfdltiacn ;3su9 f"ittcrn %latien"
3ielcsi1al mar es HcttihilD, Der nit ZEN Semrs
fratsu i'm 8unhe itebtu icatc; in friihern S@atls
~fGn1rfcn rar eS Der Gatit; mtr mire eenn nae
naautemal ais Siinrenbcf rienen tliilen?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24
CT rHan,te feline 9atterien ctcrban ScbnicntiIe

vi EttuUktt IttiS Ut ~ ~
auf, lie6 icine 5rupren rcn lntcn tsrauffcmmcn,
unc nabm lei ScGnicnri1e rret &ancnentrcte, Siret
5ranspprtIhife une ctma 20 @arfsn meg. Gr
irsate feline Satterisn sur NaHtjeit ant, rnn crpns
nctc Iein Usnsr nit s Stif Gelhiis, inc mad eincn
3cfcdt BON 10 Mtinutru itaneeH Gle Nancnentcrts
in Neuer uuo rsrtraunteu. Sierauf ~fcuerten eie
Sittcrisn auf Gle SransscrtiHine uno 3arfen, bic
alc IN Sranp gsitsdt unp reruiHtst murren.
Gs mar cine f~urthttare Mctirn. Ser Seinb fet:
crts ans istusm Sort unb rcu isinsn Sancnsntrptsn
nit 40 Sautisen, atsr feiu Wtauu mid ter Gem
ieinolthen Giienta9cl ,iiritf. Sen &ancnicrcn ,rurz
DEN lire eaoitCfe sntsrsi9clAcitn, uns bic Soblsn
ron cen Sshuben burh ieinolihs geihciTs tressez
rifien. Seit Dem lestcn Spnntas Sat Sen. Trrrelt
IA Sranspcrtihife, 4 &anCnenbpptc, 20 8arfcn,
80 Stiif @eihis, ifsr 20 Scnnen Sraht uno
@crrdtte i'm @crtbe prn me6r ais 3 Wil. Sraars
ireaaenrmn,cn une ~sertrrt. Infer 8crluit teltanS
leniglib in 10 Wfann, bic rsrrunost irurHen.
SrtnicnriQe frsnnt nod immer. Sic am liter
~licsenns, cine Sldhe BON msbrsren Nfsrn fsrefz
enps llnmaIIe ron SrahtgesenitdnDcn, miro rers
trenncn milifsn, na Der Seins niht metr i'm Stauce
1T, Den Sranc Ill lDitcn, neil uniers Sattsrisn Den
Stranp feherrlhen. 81. IS. SAT- c,par.
Suseun,tia, Mabatna, s. 9tcr.
Nm Ben Sen. Mojutauten unr Sen. Snlreetcr
Sccpcr:
Sen. Scrrst bsrihiet, DAP CT an, 1. B. 81. Den
Tsirp tei Scbnicnriae tsfdn,pfte, llns tsreitS 4 Sas
nenentrsts rem je 8 Rancnsn, IA Sampler, &c
Sarfen, uno arcbe Snartisrncifsrz nnS @rmmii:
iariats=grrrGtbe an Den 9annunaen ,,np in Der
29aarcn6duisrn, i'm @emih! BON ~teildufa 100, OOC
Srnnen, ,~eritrrts. G5 nGbertsn iib 6 &anrnsns
tcrte, bic or ~stsnfals rss;unsbmsn peer 81 GER
itGren BORT. s.. S.9eaurcaaro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24
Sr @cfbOtc.
@rlumhus, ben "a @cremfer 1864.
Girn. ehrrnlau's Wfarih.

Gen. Sbcrndu's WtariG,.
aRit Ser arSgtcn Srannyns lsht man cen Stadz
ten rcn Sen. Stsrirm ~cntacacn. Ser Marld,
Den ct unicrnrmen bat, lit sten 10 fibu ala ssfGbrz
LID. ST bat Die 8ridcn binter iih a~tseriHtn uno
farm nidt n,str ;urif. ST muB %snt'rsrer iissrsiA
ror,rirts rrinssn reer untsrsehen. Sic Gntfsrnuns
sen BON Ntlanta msrnsn in ~frlsenter @eiie tercAs
net: 9cn Ntlanta mad GuSnita 1T IS per Giiens
babn III Dtsilen, rcn Hu9uita mad eaarlelfcn
1877, BON stlanta mad MaeCn f03, ron MPaecn
naA earannab 100, pcn ausuita mad Saranna6
1872 Nsilen.
Sic &ihmcnber @latter mtien niht mas ls aus
Dem llnternebmen MAIDEN irlen. sc bat ie r1en=
Ear rertliFt, has Sberman ron atlanta rrrriidte,
fat ,uriifsufallen, ME fe ersrarteten. Sic
tefhulnisen @beclsr, oaB CT Stcrlnan entlh(irfsn
liss. Wiaern 1T naA Cen @sriidcrunscn Der Rits
member 9(atlcr lcbr tart %tefeitist, atsr mr. Snrh
NlIi; rertbcisiat. !Sbsrman'S llnterneEmen 1T eis
ner ron jsnen fHbusn ShadSiseL Die S~rlreilen &C.
Iinaen unn rem Srisl cine gang neue Mencan9 ssz
SEN. gelinst Ger Bug, ,pie mir trHen, 10 'rercsn
Die Tclsen taum ;u tsrehnen ieia. 2lae Nadri4s
ten iter Sterman's @c,pssuns, bic fis gum SAluls
fe ~unlsres 9lattes e%intaufen, 7ncet Der 2sicr inter
Der lsteriarift Scr &ries," i~rrSfaltis sui ammeas
defeft.
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- SIM saebs1en @cnsres su 9Rialncne tiIrste
ant 10. Ncssmbsr bic SSroae Der @elapenzges
maffnuns ben Gessnltanp hsftiser Setatten.
Mfariban, Der sesen Die @sraTnuns Der Sclaren
iprad,, lieb i'm Saufe ieinsr Rece bic f~clssucsn tss
merfenspsrtten gSrrte falIcn:
ysls eieier 8riss uustrah, iuhte Ser Nsssr jese
@slescnteit su unicrn Ssinosn su %eutfcmmsn, um
Der Mrteit ;s %ent9etsn. Seit absr Der Nsscr rcn
Cen Ser. Staaten ernifrttirt ,piro, tlsitt or treu DEM
Snitinft lsincr &ace lei uns. sc 1T III ht Die
Stlaperet, irslAsr Ger Nsssr ,a entitlirien
luht, 1cnbern Der arteit mno instsicncsre
elmer artsit bic NIT Gsfabr rsrtunhsn lit. Sic
&risssmo6t Ger &ssisrans III larss MD: 10 crz
fhspft, ais rab cine ;3ufudt gum Meser erirrrerli4
mare. Menn Der lcste Mann une naS lsgte &cs
sefaaen unc wsnn Der lsste @iisn 9rcb aufse,sbrt
lit, Damn unr niht iruber lit bic 9sissrtaupefrait
tieitr &saisruna sritUrTt.@
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

lteber BEN Sturm, Der am 5. rteIto Wtc=
mats itsr pas iiielihe Snincis tinfeste, 9iett cine
Scrrslrcneens nrs v@sru6lisan" Ron Sbcitrr, Nan>
pplrt 6rnntr, ~frlsenos Shilcrruns, Die mir ais
Tadtraa III eern i'm 9~slrisen 8latte Mit9etfeilten
iclsen laien: 9aS flsine Startdcn Mfenare, naS
cine Wtsils liiolia ron Sbsiter lic9t, 1T cine etn'i3e
8uine. 10 lis Is SGnier unn cine Sirtc mnrSen
aan,lid measefsst. Ser ansrrihtete Sdaeen ldBt
lid ned nid,t asnau atihasen, irirc inesl'en nidt
inter $500 tis $50, 600 in Msnarr allcin fallcn.
Sieten Msilcn pcm Gbcitsr licgt eas flcine StaStz
den 8aneclr6, eas nit Wsnare nas sleihe @slhid
ttsilte. Scr game Srt 1T cine Hnins Der Wsrz
(ut nod niht tcfannt. Sn 0ienarD irurrcn 4 Ners
ipnen %actSetct, s.. s. 6aefins, elm fleincs Wtanhsn,
cas lei Sasfins ircbnte, Sol. @atrirl Scenes lne
Elm Mann, ee6en Same niht tefannt 1T. INiB
gmcrirn 1T 10 ihiper rermunnst, Dap jehe Scrnnn8
fIr i6r 9stcn anfseseten nirp. Sn Nannclrt muir
DEN, 10 ricl Ills jeet tetannt 1T, tlos ;irei Ysrlcnen
aetrDtet, tra6renS 7 lis s 9srirnen itrer rsrpnns
Set truroen. 6art. SSiatams ron Wcnare perlrt
$1,000 tis $500 in @rcentafs, Gle Der SStnp nab
alien 8ihtunasn Fin rebts. Sas Sa1nprtort, raS
bort afs SGbrebprt fenust nirSc, 1T 9lethraus icrz
frrt. Sas sanse 9sf, nstit eem Sampfts,ifI
ruree pcm Sturr,e nabs;l, cine Wteils nett itser
Siiael meaacfitrt. Ser Stur,n nanerte etma ~
Minutsn an. Die 9erfssruns laBt itb natl'rlld'
nrd niht In itrem sonSfn l~lmfan9s ttmellen unp
mir riirfen ms hsbbalb innlsr nod auf ns'tsre
8erifte aefaBt halten.