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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-19
FROM DEs MONIES.


Friday, Jan. Is, 1864.
Met at 10. Speaker Butler in the
Chair. Prayer by Rev. Mir. Bresee.-
Journal Of past four days read. corrected
and approved.
Mr.. Giichrist by leave introduced the
following joint resolution which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, By the House Of Repreeen-
tatives, the Senate concurring, that we
as Repfesentatives Of the people of Iowa
are proud to express our appreciation of
the stern and lofty patriotism, the infexi-
bic integrity and the ccnsummate skill aud
ability Of the Hon. Samuel J. Kirkwood,
late Governor of our Safe, IN managing
our finances snd other i,,portant interests
| Of our people; in meeting at the threshold
rebellion that has 10 parallel in the his
tory Of cur race, in organizing and in
| fusing into our brave citizen soldiers that
courage and devotion which has made
them terror to our enemies and on hon-
or to our State and which emphatically
points him but as rnsn of a wider sphere
/ of usefulness and broader field of ac-
| tion. "a frTss-fg ts8 80
Mr.. Moir offered the following:
Resolved, By the House Of Represen-
tatives, that in the Inaugural Address OF
Governor VIM. M. Stone, delivered to
the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, on the l4th day Of January, 1854,
we recognize an able. eloquent. patriotic
and .statesmanlike document, and second
!, to none ever presented to State Ilegisla
ture. Adopted unanimously.
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keOkuk Library ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF TIE KEO-
~ KUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Heaenber I'D
Iet3 ar4solaU0u &as adopted last committee be
appointed - receive Bonatia4ss ~ oezs. &c. from
the ea;zens u fKeckuk and yicsi;5 tosaTd cJinInsr
Gu e toe LlhrSry.
Tne following aauet gentlemen o9mPoss tAs Con-
miHee:
I'd. +. BrowneiI u. w westcett Hsvars Tucker
h 3. ogden. $. <. Carey. A. wasInson.
Tae knora iiseraiity and pshc irit af citizens
u hsokak ccfiA stly slpc-l-d - sah ~ his
ID pon&tias Ee lest 81 ths races II To siness
Il eGher OF the gentlemen sscs. Fsrtes viii se
oslie b isssi5s teE with aRS a TIE Com
u.ilae. aes sq-Bin
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Election of senator. &C.


On Saturday last. joint convention
Of the Two branches Of the Legislature was
held for the election Of Senator and other
officers
Senator Foo;e nominated Hon. James
". Grimes.
Sir. Paulk nominated Jno. D. Jennings
of Dubuque.
j. W Grimes received l3S votes. j..
d. Jennings 6, and Judge Love J. Sen
ator Grimes having received a majority
Of All the votes cast, was declared duly
elected
Senator Cue nominated F w Palmer
for the Office OF State Printer
Mr.. Richards Nominated A. p. Rich.
arison OF layton.
+. w Palmer received lee votes, and
A. r. Richardson 0 F. W Palmer
having received majority Of all the
votes cast was declared duly elected.
Senator Henderson nominated F. NJ .
Mills for the Office Of State Binder Mr.
Richards nominated L. Muller of Alama-
kee county.
i. NJ. Mills received l24 votes, and r.
Muller 6. +. III. Mills having received
majority Of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected
The following officers were then elected
by similar majority:
L. A. Layton, Of Lee county, Warden
Of Penitentary; E. t. Edgerton, Of Lucas
county, Reuben Noble, of Clayton county
and l.. T.. Sherman, OF Washington
county, for Bank Directors. VIM. Bick
ford. of jefferson county, L. S. Griffith,
of Polk county and Thomas \. Graham,
Of Tams county, for Bank Conmission-
ers.
After which the convention dissolved
The House re-assenlbied, and after
some miscellaneous business, adjourned
till 10 O'Clock on Monday morning.
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JK, IOWA: TUESDAY, JANUARY ,lS6A.gasT

Library-Messrs. Hurley, Saunders,
Dixonr and Brayton. Es1egB
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Gray, Hunt,
and Hogin..
Enrolled Bills Messrs. Parvin an d
Saunders. <..M
( Senator Young moved resolution that
the Secretary b~ve printed 500 copies of
the Rules, with the age, residence, re-
ligious proclivities, DC, CT Senators,
which prevailed.
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Letter from an Escaped Prisoner OF
the l0Sh Iesga.

the l0Sh Iosya.
On Board STEAMER CosrINEsTAL,
4 December IS, 1863
EDITOR GATE CirY-I escaped from
Tyler, Texas, on the night of November
4th. Tie officers and men are in pinery
four miles east of Tyler.
The following members of Com pany A
were prisoners, and are now doing as we'll
as could be expected Capt. Spr pit, 1t.
c. Powell, Corporal D. A nderson, Serst.
Fl. Schroeder. Corporal Clark, Sergeant
Major 0. s. Burch, B. Amos, Geo. Hof-
mar, Joseph Cooper, b. ? Gaines ). VIM.
j. Ssewan, C. Schmidt, E. Sheets, Chas.
LowDer, JAsper Trinble, and Joseph
White
| was captured after having travelled
about $50 miles, and was taken back to
Alexandria, La. Here | found Fred.
Pearce, who Was we'll. Fl. e. Aaell had
been with me on the road from TYLER. l
left him IN Alexandra. In company with
four others escaped from Alexs hdria at
midnight on the 18th Of Decemb er, and
arrived On board the gunboat Okags on
the 26th of December, after eight days
march through the swamps, wading to my
arm-pits in crossing bayous. and having
swain Red River.
Six Union men came through the lines
with Us from she swamp, where they had
been campod for over twelve months to
save their necks from TIE fury OF the rebel
guerillas.
Lieut.. Col. Leak, Of the 20,h Iowa,
ami Tue 6fIisers and men Of the 10Th In
diana are a; me Tyler prison.
JASPER K Mason,
Corpofal Co. \, i9th Iowa Vol.
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CHANGE or FIRN.-By reference to
our advertising columns it will he noticed
TINT Mr.. L. ". TenEyck, bro ther OF our
worthy fcllow-citizen, H. b. Ten-Eyck,
has formed partnership with Beverly
b. Bower IN the grocery business. The
business will be continu ed under the s. lie
OF Bower y Ten-Ey',k. Success tc, the
new firm.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE oy Iaaa. Ias CasNrY-ss
Is virtue & tas ri ou dF~r ed. isSued
~ Oh - IA - ri = &. ss c-tfs. f ta9cr
o g. Hale. assj letI3 :. Ifes- executor
Jalin FerFell al e4s-ed tand Hs decree against susan
Ferrtl, i. X. Hurt NaAilacpgst NanaT-,ll, louise Kan
ol-ll. Arm 81 lie.t 4ehn Sty. 'sIr Rosrs ~timpson
ke hate ieyiei ulu a'i SSH sal 81 the highest ilier
of Lca p0tny. i8ea, Ike ks, ia sj e.eaHt!, the
laff dAv uffArrsr5. A. u. 1864 ietEen the haHrs " 4
oenck A. y. and clock r NJ csaiItieih at = pglueA
=. " oi sai a&r, tio following Isossrty, iosit The
ssUtleAs; quarter oi i4e irgtNe~t quarter section
thirty two y 10 iae ass' riSiy 1--WE 10 perth Of Rasr
five a aud an ~ tilaf portion q. the ssHEtwesf
fractional 4Hartsr Ut -ti9n tag lies ereetiT suth
af and between tie first described tract, aisa e forty se
and tire Bes Ane- River tEsiGin the Fs1 soati
fractional quarter seCtiou = the north and s0h
lna hieh a5TiIS th 4a-tr sttl lQ4tl q the same
being one hundred more los Iet countg, Iowa
Iasa.
Taken levied upon al 90 be sold by order q court 70
satisfy ssid writ u execution.
IsgATI. ANDERSON.
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CHERRIES SALE.

IHEkIFF'S s SALE.
II SrsrE cF Towa. LrF Ceu~rY-ss
B virtue Of special execution 10 directed Issued
~ fbc Clerk Of District Court Of sd ceaty,
~ t,.,js- vieie and against T. " Holt James T. holt
aai r rick u falllTsHiit, tssrf slsp tecgec ariIsf
laeob For T. r. Ford and y. W. ford Edward W. Jones
ana A. w Finley, have leyiel upea and w sell 10 the
biest teler fhe front door OF the Clerks Office a.
the District Court vi Lee county, nwa aeokuk in said
county the 1ath day CT feDrIi:r. & ID, lS3 bewse
mcncng at clock p. N II said day the following prop
erty towt Lots nine ) and ten lel in block seventy
uine f9l in the old limits OF the eiiy OF hegknS lee
c,nty Iowa excepting aud re-erNng thercfro for The
purpose OF public alley following: firm aai lof te
a i belt pared Of ground ten 10 fcet IN width from
shc nortt.west side Of sssiJ iet. Ass
Taken levied upou and 70 he sold by order Of CONT 10
satisfy said writ OF execution. -
ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ksokuk; Jan. 16, '6A sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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From the second Iowa.
CAMP -Ee0Nn ievA lNrANxar.
.s..f.s.{ Tkn g. & "a

Ftti4sAel ffff1a- ~ a. = lspA
-Br. Editor. To call this a cold night
would scarcely convey an idea of the kind
OF weather we are having. A man could
freeze to death tonight and not half try
On the Both or 3ist of December seven
soldiers belonging to the Ohio Brigade
froze to death en- the ears going from Co.
lumbia to Nashville. am told by the
citizens that there has not been az cold
weather since 1885. I saw some BOYS
skating on a pond to-day. 1t reminded
me very forcibiy of winter sports in the
North.
There is nothing transpiring here at
the present time worthy of note The
7th Iowa starts home tomorrow. Col.
Weaver takes command Of the post. We
will in all probability be taken down town
to do provost duty. Lieut.. Ballineer re-
joined us few days ago. looking quite
well. We are all we'll and getting along
hugely, with plenty of duty, so there is
no Danger Of cur blood stagnatiDg.
There is no mail tonight. The Post.
master down town told me this evening
that our communication between Column
bia and Nashville had been interrupted
by the gnerrillas. They tore up the track
in one or two places. This will only
hinder day or two. But excuse a brief
letter. Its too cold to write. My very
thoughts seem cramped with the cold,
i With best wishes, / am respectfully
yours, w. H. MAYBERRY,
Ae& Cd Iowa Inft.
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Es-lt is surprising to see the amount
of freight that has accumulated on the op.
posite side of the river since the Ice has
interlockcd either shore. 1t is laying
there along the railroad track in huge piles
awaiting shipment, and from the progress
that has been made in removing it during
the past two weeks we shonld say that it
will likely remain there some time.
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ass- We understand that the City
Council adopted memorial at their meet
ing last evening urging the Legislature to
repeal the present imperative liquor law
and enact license law.
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THouoHr-Thought is the electricity
Of the brain; it shoots to the remotest pc.
RODS of history, and touches the first link
of life. 1t dashes through the elements
Of fire, air, earth and water. 1t pspe-
traies to the depth Of knowledge. and
rises to the gates of Heaven. 1t is an
infinitely small ray Of the Deity, bestowed
on humanity; II returns to him from .
corruptible to sspiritaal existence. Oul-
tivate it, and you will be refined; neglect
it, and you will be debased.
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~ ffLuIFF , SALLs
~ STtfE OF Iowa, LEr Clgssrr--ss. S
By virtue IF a spsesl execution e. directed ssned
bv m CLERK If District Court uE s9id county fay9r
Of Frederick ss5Earaasi sisst 1. AeEIenny ard also
decree ar1is; Liza u srh cnny. Jse ketxes, Bsitioa
& Co y H. sfoslssssn. Z. Kafee i,iiam saav State
Of Iowa for usc thu ~chna fund. Cl have ltied upon
afss,7 IA saleto d. i hest ier-af ih frnt apnr
The Clerk nfec az the District Court az Lee county iowa
1864 Aetws.a . Ito bocrs Vi eolsN NJ and ei luA
p NJ oosst e i at.ociock N. Of AAalsay- the iol.
low Ing property, twtt iaTt pt lhs nUrl.si quarter
f section twenty toxslship sStyven north.
range est bppnxed follows: beginning the
nursh-sst cerner OF sat quarisr sctan aud rsAisls
he,ae west vuc hsndr~1 rods the lie. thence
south ,alres ala twcats siels rods thes ast on"
hun.. rods, thence north e' hundred and twtnt t-eAs
. rods the place ri bstniBg coaaiisne ~ arfss
moraor less except strip of land along west is teniy
feet wide, re<eryed i0f roadway. Le cUslltF insfs
Taken, lrvie Ia. and to be soid by crsef oi eeurt to
ISRAEL ANDERSON,
EsotuL Ian is Ok sAeIia Les Co.. Iowa.
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Gy-Our streets are now p erfect slosh,
making il very disagrceable for foot pass
engers and those who have come TO town
in sleighs.
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By ORDER OF rnE COMMITTEE.

SLaIGurNe Tho sleighing season is
over in Keokuk. The streets are perfectly
bare and the few farmers who come to
town in sleds find it almost impossible to
get along with their loads. The ire
bridge. however, yet remains firm, and
the travel over ii is immense.
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er- One hundred ,eansi wanted to
haul wood en- good ice road from Fox
Island to Keokuk. Also, fifty wood
choppers. Apply at this office, or to D.
II. Day on the Island. div
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GAME.-ln no lcing the adver .isement
of Mr.. Bishop, We neglected to mention
the fact that he takes great pa lns to get
Game Of all kinds. Epicuream viii take
note of this.
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rE- Procure tickets early for the Mo
zart Society Concert tonight.
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THE CITY.

NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE SEVENTH
Yesterday afternoon our citizens turned
out en- naasse almost, to celebrate the ar
rival Of the noble Seventh Iowa, which
was expected on the afternoon train.
The Fire Companies. Provost Guard and
Gun Squad were all out to welcome the
gallant boys TO their homes; the wives
and families of many we're Stationed ON
the levee, awaiting with anxious hearts
the coming of the loved ones. But ali
Were doomed to disappointment-the train
arrived but no soldiers, and all were
obliged to retrace their steps homeward
without the pleasure of shouting the glad
welcome which hung upon their lips.
We understand that the preparations
had not been carried on so far at the
Estes House but what they could bepost-
poued until their arrival, which we learn
will bo to-day.
MozABr SOCIETY Concert To NIGHr.
This evening the Mozart Society give
their first concert at the Atheneum, and
1t IS expected that our citizens will turn
out n masse, and give them grand well
come on their first appearance. This So
ciety is composed Of the very best musical
talent Of our city, and with their long
practice we have no doubt but that it will
b by far the best musical entertainment
that has been in our city for some time,
and one that it docs not fall the lot of our
citizens to attend frequently. Let every
one come out, then, and give them bril-
liant reception.
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THE CONVENTION THAT NOMINATED
Nc 'GLELLAS.-Thcre has been going on
10 this city for a couple Of days the work
of President making, and had it not been
for the zeal Of our indcfatigable reporto-
rial corps the public would probably have
rem aimed in blissfnl ignorance Of the fact.
But, 1t is nevertheless true, that some ten
or a dozen gentlemen have, under the
s,v,e .snd title Of "The National Union
Consel yatiye Convention" actually placed
candidate on the track for President OF
the Ur tied States. 4E-op's fable of the
mountain in labor will probably suggest
itself; but the work is done. Il Phiiad.
Inquirer, Goth. ~
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To Lar CouBHittee >uperintcudfng
rhe wood Procession on saturday

Ggat'emen: Approaching the great
value and importance of the proposed
contribution OF wood 70 the families Of
soldiers residing in this city, I desire to
place in your hands Cue silver pitcher
with suitable inscription, to be given TO
the person who will contribute the largest
quantity of good wood on that occasion.
The pitcher can be seen at the store Of
Mr.. Samuel G. Bridges, corner Of Fifth
and Main streets, by all who may feel in
tcrested Jxo +. SANFORD.
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Inauguration sf Gsv. ssene, &c.
DIS Mp1xSs, Jan. fb4h, -las2a


E5a5r Gate Gig: The Inauguration took
place yesterday. by = joins resolution
Of both Houses the time fixed was at 2
O'Clock z, NJ AT, ap early hour the peo-
pie took up their line Of march from the
other side of the river, SO that the walk
from thes bridge tostbe Capitol presented
one. continuous living, moving mass of
citizens, strangers, soldiers and civilians.
At the appointed hour the hall was filled
to its utmost capacity. while the gallery
nearly overfowed with the beauty and
fashion of the place and season, who were
arrayed specially for the occasion. Many
OF them had forced their way into the
house through the dense crowd, and occu-
pied the seats of the members. On.
around. in and outside of the stage where
"a man could chang" were the members
Of the Senate, judges of the Supreme
Court, officers of State, members Of the
Agricultural Society, &C., &c. AZ this
janc.ure some one raised the question
how his ''his Exeellency elect could
reach the Speakers desk Some wag
near by US suggested that he walk over
the desk the same as lie rode over Mr..
Sells and Gen. Warren in the Conven-
ton.
The Governor delivered bis inaugural
in clear and measured tone Of voice, and
as we carefully watched the expression Of
the eye and the lineaments of his face, to-
gether with the we'll timed gesture in
keeping with his excellent proportions.
We could not but feel impressed with the
idea that Wu,. NJ. Stone bad been tho
architect OF his own fortune. He pos
sesses suavity of manner with quick al.
dress indicating him TO BE- man Of kesn
susceptibility and generous impulses.-
The address was long one, but By no
means tedious 10 the intelligent audience.
All listened with profound silence, and
many endured the most uncomfortable
positions while listening ID review Of
the great and vital questions which are
the subjects oflegislation.
There are NJ any points in the addresses
of the present Incumbent and retiring
Executive worthy of the greatest consid-
Grafton and serious attention.
There was considerable merriuent on
the occasion of the Inauguration After
the address the whole audience sung a
version OF ''Old John Brown" in which
al participated. Even the Jalecs OF the
Supreme Court forgo, their dignity, and
we observed Judge Lowe, who par.iei
pated with much enthusiasm, aud when
three cheers we've proposed FOR him, join
led in the cheer.
The next subject worthy of note will
be the ele,iiua of a United States Senator
which will take plaee to-morrpw.
OCCASIONAL.
<-1xr,,s,,o1.
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4 sscnra.r 70 EscAps FROM CAsrLE

A ScHsaE 70 EscAPs PROM CAsfbE
THuSDER.-Eariy on Saturday morning
the officers in charge of Castle Thunder
ssstruck' on tunnel leading from room
No. 8, across the rear alley, into tie yard
of Mr.aM cGormiek's restaurant, "a dis
tauce of upwards of thirty feet. Both
apertures of the tunnel were carefully
concealed, and everythings,wss in readi-
ness for break on Saturday night. The
discovery foiled the escape, of course, and
the ringleaders, If they can be discovered,
viii spend the holiday season in irons.-
Richmond Wing, Dec. %. fi
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MURDER OF NKsRo.-Jeff. A. May
hall, Provost Marshal a! Louisiana, No.,
sends information that short time since
negro man ran away from his mistress,
widow, living near Prairicville, Pike
county, and was making his way to Han.
nibal and freedom when he was caught
at Frankfort BY gang Of men, severely
whipped. and sent back to his. owner
His mistress offered five dollars to have
the negro killed, and one of them having
the negro in charge stepped up and shot
him through the heart. Capt. Mayhail
is after the perpetrator Of the deed, and
desires larger force than is now under
his command to hunt up the men who
arrested the fugitive.-[St. Louis Demo
crat, Jan. 16.
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standing Committees of tho low
senate.


In the Senate on the 10th, tie Presi-
den. announced the standing committees
which are as fellows:
Judiciary-Messrs McCrary of Lee.
Burdick, Jennings, Ross, Henderson,
Crookham and Patterson.
Waysand Means-Messrs. Foote, Udef.
Gray, Clark, Young, Bosrdman aud
Bassett.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Hender-
son, MeJunk, Knoll, Cats. Hunt, Stubbs,
and IIiliyer
Military Affairs s-AIessrs Undell, Bas-
sett, Young, Moore, Merrill, Brunson and
Cue.
Agricultore-NIessrs. Clarkson, Cue,
Brunson, Mcmillan, Hilsinger King and
| Bridges.
University and University Lands
Messrs. CLARK, Woolson, Gray, Ross,
Brown, Hatch and Henderson.
Schools and School Lands-Messrs.
Bcardmau, Parvin, Knoll, Saunders, Dix
on, Brayton, McJunkin and Hart.
| Charitable Institutions Messrs. Stnbbs,
Ross, Hunt, Wharton, King, Brown and
Roberts.
Ciaims-Messrs. Dixon, jennings,
Cue, Hogin, Mc1Iillan, Crookham and
Hesser.
Elections-Messrs. Brayton, Bridges,
Wharton. Catts and Shippen
BAnks-Messrs. Woolson, McCrary Of
| Van Buren. Foote, Crookham. Hurley.
Hart and Patterson.
Railroads-Messrs. Roberts, Board,
man, Burdick, Jennings, Henderson,
Shippen and Clarksou.
-Commcrce-Messrs. Cuts, Parvin,
Hoein, McCrary of Van Burcn, and
Hilsinger.
Township and County Organization
Messrs. Patterson, Hesser, Roberts
Flaugh aud Bridges.
T Incorporations-Messrs. Hatch, Ho
| gin, Foo,e, Hillyer and aesser.
I Manufactures-Messrs. Young, Par.
vim, Weolson, Cue aud Boardmnn
Public Lands--M Messrs. Burdick, Wool
son, McCrary of Lee, Bridges, Merrill
and Stubbs.
, internal improvements - Messrs
McClsry Of Van Buren,, Shipren, Clark.
son. Hatch and Bassett.
I Printing-Messrs. Cue, Moore, Clark
on, Flaugh aud Udell.
Roads-Messrs. Hillyer, Mcmillan
HINT and Flaugh.
r. New Counties = Messrs. Wharton
King md Brnnsep, = :.
/ County Boundaries-Messrs. Hilsing
er, Merrill and Moore.
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Fanny Fern says it is her opinion
Notwithstanding the torrent Of abuse to
which the hoop ia, and has been subjected
to, Il win never be dropped-except at
bed time.
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WooD Professionalism forget the
wood procession which come off Saturday
next. Il will form on Main near 18th
street, and proceed down Main under the
direction OF the Marshal, VIM. T.
stods, There Is to be dinner provided
for those bringing wood on that occasion,
at the Deming House at half-past
O'Clock
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!; INFORMATION WANTED.
NOTICE.

shalt b. cut of town fer a few wrets ara dnFiar
ny abssaee Jr- " q SIX tfe. at bis ose. Ii u
H. DAT ct the Recfrdsrs efice. Court hOu.c y M
cheaFf lis wait pon prs having asiness m d me-
either IN bG ing and sgliiuS County Wnrraais or r.
ce.afnx Ntrts. or sav ot6er agkfncss iu Ms Hne,
aud tel gets With rec sfHzed oy re.
iani4.a p n. RUMEs.
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NOTICE or CITY MAReHAI,S

sAL4 oF GOODS spR rhkgERs $50
>lOsArE --Nof.ce = h~-rss elysr. l., 4l- W l. ~ d.
an ID all ofbers eeeeF1e1, tlatI si So rubl sue
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-19

tiHE yesterday morning the store Of
Mr. CARRIER caught fire from sparks fall
ing from the chimney on the roof. 1t
had obtained but little headway, however,
before it was discovered and extinguish
ed. The damage was very slight.