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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-28

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named, 20 be paid in advance;
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Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
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Insertion; eight lines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
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Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. N. TILF0RD
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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Indianapolis and Madison
RI n ML La&GDxA aD.
1863. = 1868.
arrangement To Com
day. Feb. =. ISe.

2 9
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
il tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at TOO A. NJ
and p NJ. arrivin at IL so A. NJ. and Z sc
z. N.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. ". and 2:l0 p NJ
arriving al Indianapolis at IL A ". and 7.40P NJ
This Road forms line with Packets al Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff of Freights a. low as By any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL TO their nter
est 10 ship by thisne.
feb2 ID. G. BRANHAM. Superinteadeut
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FRINKeS
r X G. f. l. s | o II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

A RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND FURELY
Vegetable, and warranted 10 give satisfaction and
perform recommended. One trial is worth volume
Of certificates.
Medical Corrector, for Bilious and Liver
Complaints Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia. and
for purifying the blood.
Liver. Cathartsc and Anti.Biilious
Pilis.-we offer these Pills and that they
the best in and invite trial 10 prove the truth Of
assertion.
Aguc pills, for the radical cure Of Fever and
Arue. 4 cure Is warranted in all cases
Eradica cator.-We warrant this remedy IN alt eases
70 cure aud Of Dyseutery Dsrrhea
Choc Cholera Aorbus is also the bes; pain killer
extant.
Compound Extract of Arnica, for Rheu-
matisn Neuralgia Pains, InfsmmstioIIs. de, dc- One
trial will convince the skeptcal Of the magical effect
Of this truly grea, and wonderful preparation
Aromatic DIN time mt, for Cuts, and old;
Sores BoilS Bruises. Burns Frost Bites Sore Nipples
&c We offer this Of the best Saves now in use
Parasiau Tooth Liquid, for Nervous
TOothache Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath.
All ofthe abave remedies are put up Scientih-
cally and sold wholesale and retail Norwoods Block.
Nos Is and 20 North Illinois Indianapolis and by
Druggists and Siorekeepers everywhere and warranted
10 cure IL taken az recommended.
The sick and afflicted invited 20 call ateur oce,
Norwoo's Block Consultations free Advice gratis.
Medicines and guaranteed Call and get
circulars certificates and receive good and honest
treatment
Agents wanted travel everywhere Satisfactory In
ducements offered. sPlCER, HENNINGs Co.
novl7 -Skwly Proprietors.
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We the only Agents for the City of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
KEYSTONE P.4REOR STOT.E

THE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the ex.
elusive agency is offered all who are IN want Of
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE, with the utmost conf
dence that II will not fail to please the most careful
hOusckeeper II is adapted for wood or coal.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN has taken the first premium
the Eleventh Annual Indiana State Fair all other
Cooking Stoves.
THE KEYSTONE PARL0R STOVE, for wood with
double top and base has than double the radiang
surface of other Stove of its size and will throw
more heat with One-half the wood This Stove having
been tested take pleasure in presenting il TO the pub
lie the best and most economical Parl Stove in the
market
Agents for indianapolis for Heller 4 YOung'S old es.
tablished
COOKING RANGESI
With one, two or more over Ranges and Extra Char.
coal Broiler Attachment
We would also call the attention Of tn public to our
large stock Of marbalized
Iron .uUmsfeS and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes Of superior quality Our stock Of
Hat Racks Garden Seats Vases &C. comprises the neat
and best patterns OF Eastern Manufacture All kinds
Of Ornamental iron ~ Orks be procured
through US at Eastern prices.
has carefully selected and most all
tclee procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct We thereby enabled compete in prices and
quality of goods with any House I'm the West
noN5-dly yEG1LE q METZGER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-28

An unsuccessful attempt was made to burn the
Presidential mansion at Richmond on Tues
day.
The Charleston Courier Of Thursday SAYS the
bombardment OF the city continues The dam
age is very small considering the number and
weigh of shots fred
Death OF James Ii. clay.
MONTREAL, January 27.-Hon. James B. Clay.
Of Kentucky, died here last night
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youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self abrse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases, and other Interesting matter ofthe ut
Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage, doubts of their physical ability TO
enter that state Sent any address in sealed wrap
per, receipt often cents four
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
men fhe various private diseases treated Of in pr
report Our Dspensary Is the only Institution ofthe
kind in America which has been taDlished by special
charter ans this fact should give il preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character be foun in al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

w. w. Marks "a East Twenty third street. this tsas"ru,,
afternoon AZ .wo clock Mddetown. Conn Ios "'
nent The friends relatives are invited 70 M n.ss
ruRsAy-on THURSDAY, March 10, after shon "'"s'''
The relatives and friends family are repeesiay
nY.ed " attend funeral Sunday !. az
orlock FIRE the residence Of bis uncle, Sonn oo'' -
yysshtrge M street. corner Of Charles - :, c.r.,
nrKRv CLEEY. aged 81 years -, ,nv,,.x a. :,
The friends and relatives respectfully invi.sa 70 AZ
ter the funeral this afternoon AZ Two ocoex
fru her late resdeacs, No. - Livingston s1ee "hoa'
WaonRTrr- On Thursday March 10 cuasriAS b, young
est son OF Christian aud Jane L. Woodruff ASea years
The relatives and friends family respectfully in
vitaa n attend tho funeral lSaturdays afernon AZ
two ocock ro IN the Of Ills pareas No. 80 North
YouNc-on Friday, March II, Ara Many You've, In the
eOth year OF her
sons n-law sabrir and Henry 0ratacap. are invited
10 attend the residence OF her son 10 law
Henry ylralaoap No. A West twenty ninth street. ca
Sunday afternoon. al half.pas one O'Clock
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Port or New York, March IL, 1864,

s.eapshp Ena Csr', Mcaasan, Queenstown and LAYER
Steamship Bremen (Brem,. Meier Southampton and Bro
Ship Queen (Br). ARGUS Liverpool-wiiiams a aulcn
Bark bemeno FARO tAust), Glenbch, shanghae-hoIrn
Bark Warren Hale. Gibbs Gibraltar-Bacon crowell
Bark Mango tBr), Merrill Rio Acknowledgement
Brgy r Nevins tBr, Freeman Turks lslands-Breti.
Brig Dasher tsr,, Beckwth. ooynvsllls-D r Dewolr
schr Ney MeKas Yor& RIVER. Ii Sseo@sF ''' '''
Schr Wright Lyman, Fortress Monroe-B z wheeler
sehr 9 Elmer Mason. Philadepaia7TiJg Mckee
seSr Pointer, Nichols - Frovsenee-.L kenny.
schr Emily, Morre. Norwak-lI Racket Son.
schr DR. Franklin, Champlin, Norwich-H 5 Racket
Steamer vineland, Decker, Millville.
ARRIVED.
Ship Mrabeile Liverpoo Thomas Bordeaux 60 days
Nth mdse 10 Rowland a rockingham. Had heavy heal
Bsrs Ya5%cah Ms, yonns oardG, Jan =
sAy Carl Malaga I'd se E.
ssh, i. 81 ion 8 ship are bearing Ne being
and at night could not get 10 herr next morning
cos srf nG ss ao.no, 70
% hide: p Sa %sYs o Co. sn a
Park ThusneIda. from Newport for snsapo,s 9Th lat
Eat q go Ion 60 spoke prussan brig s. Agnes steering
March g. of HaeIas saw Bremen ship Caroline steering
Bark Teazer (of Plymouth e. Anderson. Monevdeo c5
BARK sahe Bonsai Leavis New Orleans Is Gays in bal
BARK HaaasSl hawkins New Orleans II DAYS with SUI.
gs ss e Mscrsadya Co 9th inst 20 ~ lon 70 %.
Brig orpar sys3 ns.rman Rio JansirO ei eaya with
Brig Miller q Nassau Np Nsisws RE Fen q
lon y &C. spoke Danish brig Tarde from Rio Janero for
Brs Avensa,e s9t Trerqon Dix Black River q days,
s msa r p S o sn sa osS
ss w ss sass b k ar GSafs s1S Saay'n f 10
sso'ssd Rssssdes Ponce, Pr Is days
sa5ss Hume of Y.rmos 49, Tre
Tqrs II S Gays w,s nall 10 DAM s Start C,nfo y
with npiassss . Brett Son 49,. :. 49, ),
81 ss1s
s:ssfqS% 'S IL ;sssr
waas1sr; los, aess load q moissses
ss Ca sa sesss saxs 9 sfs Cape
MO- lost jbboom, manboom and received some other dam
Brig Lily s9t Islans' Hobbs Eluma, Bahamas. 20
days ~ ads: Is sssss sSss for Somerset
s ssSr Pala r" Hawkins Snss E Ess.R
sssT kts level Wool sssr Rsssspa days,
ssT MsIsSsi ral Hsanis days
s ssT Gao! sssa eS:,h sspss,
scSr faa rt Love lowell ILL., Boston days.
schr Geo Ellsworth, RAY: eleadssnr
scsF E E%sse H. sss Tss ssalSTp days
Scar Nary { eager, Latnpel. Fall River.
Schr Hero. carnes FAN River
Schr A j Deer, -. prov fence
Schr Fairdealer. Young. Providence.
sohr Caroline Bcnl. Haskell Newport.
SchT } Terry, Ellis, New Haven.
Schr J Cobb, Gray. New Haven
Schr Bramhall, Kicker. New Haven.
Schr = Pratt, Hendrick, New London Gays
scnr Cameo. Ewell. Mystic
Eehr Willow Hawk. Anes FaIrnaven.
Schr Hester. Davis. Peeksknt
Sloop Tawtemo. RAY, Nantucket.
The the brig Trcvatore in ycstoday morn az
4 paper, should have read Troubador
BELOW.
Ship Centurion, Taft, from New Orleans
SAILED.
I0h--steamers Ranger, xerrinac Amcflcn Lewis .
Meote ships Winthrop, American Congress- barss NJ
Anne Columbia, stella briss Morning Star Se1e Alice
G0odhue.
Who'd nj sunset Ne with fog
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MARRIAGES AND DEATH


v~,sxr-scHlvrrN-o wednesday - a :, 49,.
49, 81 he BRIDES uncle by the - ny Al
M rsrxsD q winona Ninnes0' 10 M xxTTS misrxs
81 sAs city.
Mobile and x MoI.so%ssry sAlsssn papers. Milwaukee
osnt MEL and whonA Republican please COPY
JAnEs-horr-onT tuesday, March 10 a MontclAir New
Jersey o. me nss olson hiard howard H. JAMES. of
Ns former place. No cards. =
rnrsnuLl-.oHssos West Roxbury, Massachv sets,
On Weanesay, March ., by the Rev. Dr. Putnam fdr 10
lDfH TsuMRuLI, OF Worcester. to Miss MARY NJ
Of The late John N. Johnson of New Orleans, Lou
Aouisylie tKensucky) papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

pAR SIS fRts CHINA, CHINA cRyseALs
b'"h"r Sea b1Ui GNY, Palate Rcval,
tnNlla AIn ncnNAr II and "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SIX YOUR STAIIoHER FOR BOSS AMERICAN CHE
~ mfcal Writing Fluid the best IN the world. II Ia now
used BY he principal banks railroads public oacea
chants. &c WI oiesaie depot, No l4 Chambers street
KITCHEN. TYLER co. Samples gratis Try IT,
(yORNs BUHiONS, INVERTED NAILS CUtLBLAIEs
W &c. cured without pain by Dr. RICE Surgeon Chiro.
podi~t u Bowerv, Citizens Bank Rces Annihilator
EGclorc nc By mail cpnts
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SHiPPIN NE w S

movements OF Ocsan Steamers.
Mas forwarded BY every steamer In the regular hnes
The stea Liverpool call Queenstown
cert ths Canadian line. which call At LOndondsrry The
steamers the Continent call ~ Sounampsor
FROM gUkOPB.
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SHIP Loufs Aforementioned Island Ns .fch lU-The
ship Lons Napoleon. from Hamburg Tor No. Yors. was
burnt Feb 70 IN lat - NJ Ion IS W. The passen
ger ~ took 70 the boats ana picked up
Porto RICO. She spoken by brig Harding from
Trinidad which brought Of ne Naposeons pas
sengers % this port
SHr HoucnroS ss7 tons .u'ss Basp ~ lslg has been
recently cold in Calcutta sor 70 se,0E
BRIG a LAwRFScF-lfcines r)le, March 1o-Bre Abbott
Lawrence OF Dennis. from Tor -. ashore yester-
day on Iommedieu Stoal neeiseo Assistance and viii
rate.
scHR SciExcE Of Dcnsis, ions, bsiil ~ Lyme CT in
1870. has beck gold to Capl " Shct-1n. She will
after hail Norwich der dead Of Capt Sher nan
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Notice To Van rkueras
Norris roRELAsp-wReos OF TuE rLnow
Pa. A -

TRINITY Horsr Logon t.b 49, 1885,
Hoce ~ hcrety given that Green buoy, marked with
Word Wreck" sas been laid SUNK the M
bc~, with her NESTS showing above water.
The Buoy lies n 5s fathons sprinQ tides
wiL5 TIE iol owinG marks and compass bcsriaHb.--
RaInsgate MIL, w g s.
Broadstars churet. 10 line with tho water we,ks Tower
at Btadsiairs. By ".
Elbsw Buoy. NV N.
NORTH Foreand Lighthouse NV Wv.
By order. BEKTHOF, eecrsfavy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
THE GATE CITY


A speech Of SoCre t0ry Bea0som'
On Christmas day Mr., Stanton yisittd d
the soldiers in Stanton Hospital, wash
ington, and made them brief speech
He said /: Soldiers, hope that when the
next anniversary of the day you are now
celebrating occurs, that this war will be
ended, and you will have returned to
your homes and 6resides. When you shall
have SO returned you will be considered
as honored guests of the nation. You
have peried your lives upon the battle
field, or you have suffered in camps from
the rayages Of disease Incidental to great
armies But whether you have been
wounded or been attacked by sickness,
you are equally entitled to consideration
at the hands of your country. If you
have been wounded in battle, or suffer
from sickness contracted in the service of
your country, | will see that you have q
proper reward given you. "A
Soldiers, if we can end this rebellion
with the extinction of slavery, will it not
be a great triumph You will, at the
end Of this great rebellion, when making
review of it, have the satisfaction OF
knowing that you have aided the Govern
ment when it was in peril. And. further
more, you will experience the feeling
that you have materially aided to make
the country free.
Senator Wilson also made few remarks,
which were well received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

JUICE TANEY's TENAcIrY OF LIFE -
1t is said that Judge fancy has for many
years appeared as if about to drop into
the grave. As long ago as 1910, gen.
tlenan of Maryland having some interest
in disputed land case, in which there
was considerably more feeling than money
involved, inquired of merchant in Balti-
more for the name of some able lawyer to
be employed. The name of Mr.. fancy
was given. The gentleman called on the
latter. but, after talking with him awhile.
declined engaging bis services, giving at
terward as his reason that he intended his
case should stay in court at least FIVE
years; that fancy would not live half
that time, and then be would have to en-
gage new counsel Fifty years have
passed since then, and ten years ago that
individual and all the other parties to the
protracted suit, as well as the lawyers on
both sides, and the judges who tried the
cause, were all dead, and fancy was as
hale and hearty as he had ever been, but
still deceiving people with his apparent
feebleness.
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fiilanfiollouo & Commercial.



~ rslesr.ph.l NEW Yost. Dss IL
Cosspn-ss~sdy. with less doing at safur niddlins
R1snr-ssate aud Western shade armsr at 10 2s1o Is
for Extra state; II % oil ~ Tor kxtfs H. q, sd
II 4SSl2 % Tfate Brands, market closing quiet.
whisky-Rather frmsr II s51l ~ for Western
Whesf-Quiet and Atca u No. Chicago Spring ut
81; Wintes Ned Western H12 80
Rye-Dull and nominal.
Baricy-firmer At 80.
Corn-Rather easier aud more doing at 90Si 81 fur
Mived Western In store.
oxts-Lower aud decidedly more active At o6o1t7
for Westsrn.
Hops-in moderate demand At s5c
wSo-ffrm, with fail inquiry.
C0Hre-Aefite and firm
sugar-Active at soH for Porto Rico. and 1s11B3cc
for MuscovAdo
Molasses-Du1i.
P-tfoacum-Frm: Crude at 6s956c; Refined In Bend
At 75tgs6c, and do free PC
Potk-rfrm 1t 81 0csS Is for lsSis mess; % s51
80 Is fuc 1851 do cash and regular way, cosias
at latter prizes; IL oos4 20 for urse aud - ok
80 2s for Prime, and % sGio 60 for prime AIS
TOO balls DO deliverable February 18th March Is
sel,es optin. At ~ 2. 90 bbl-. ls63l tr De-
cembvr n 70 %, and o5 bbs prmd fos Jsshafy.
buyers optioa, rt ~ 90
mess, and u Oopxs for extra Prime mess
| beef quiet nj 81 7s03s 20.
Beef ifains-6ood demand Al q 10.
Cut Mesis-Sissdy 1t ls9zie for haEer shoaid<rs
| 1t 16km1S5xc.
BACON s,tfss--Fir at ai02l5<c for caHb<risnA ent;
2llxSr long ribbed 2iz re for long etsr and iosg
| cut hams nj zie.
Lard-frn but DO, very active at q se* &c latter
price extreme fT@
BnttsrQniet bnt steady al a5oc for wratern, and
IS COO for stsse.
| Cheese-Qaies and firm at I5G5& for common Il
1 prime.
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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

sICko1&kG. MtsA-, Aug " iA6d.
DR.. John Buf-Dsar Sir. l an happy 10 state 70 70
thai have used your vauAble with srsa
eeuehi to myself in general debility and prosfstion
my systen proncsd BY the unhealthy and ssasnaiit In
duenee oI the Mississippi river around Nirksburg haviue
been with Gen. Grant army throughout its hoie
-rn caiapaigB- ] esEhdsntly recommend its
persons y ho are exposed to unhealthy climates.
Il. w. fOGLE.
Aernt o. 0. Sanitary Cnfnsaisaten
LcufssIt D., sept Ia, IesS
On the 22d Of July last subntscd through N sxxnI
OF mine 10 the Astcal Director Ut the wysr nj OF III.
Army Of the Cumberland, sample Of my Ccdron bitter.
or Inspection ard requested IT, after analysts he found IL
merit Fioss 10 sanction aud afFross among Gu,
soidrs.
The following the Medical Directors reply and also
oen u ~ecrmns permission ship BIO dozen once e
have IL sold TO suffers. JOHN HULL
Il lid that cedron Btterp win DO no harm
any one II taken property ar In naoderAIipn 80
objection TO Dr. Ers being rmittsd dispose Of il o.
suffers. ysss 4. HENRY T1iUgSToE
Surgeon ana Medical Director d
Headqrsrt-fs Department OF Cumberland
Nashville. Tenn, July ~, le6S
pr. John Bnlf's agent, AIR, hrs pcrmisios g sht
TO Nashville, 1enn Is gruss $50 doxen Of Buirs CT
trcn Ritfess for sale to suiisrs in tho army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are to b.
com piled with strictly.
~ order Of Maj ~ Gen. Rosecsnns.
WM. N. WILRS
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For SALE Wholesale and retail By wiIkinson Bartlett
Co., heoknk, Iowa apfls-dAxfyr.
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- - IT. -
The 1to1te 49, noet onDgs nay =
inaGlt snppde1 = kave derived tspm ~
insafgssls y sxaha Ranging Wtlh th6n o.
aad hunitions 81 Waf f3F the Oalturesasq
pf.dhuion Of imnortd and snervseisf
Slavs labor. Nor yin sny porsioa u ~
Ansgiee4 people I aiepopsd tees1ss1
relief Of captured jpssrgeuss o = TOO gen.
'erous eqaivklSdt ~ tie devd5tssion and
aissolu.ion which this civil var promised,
and which, protected b. British subjects,
has spread throughout tho States which
before we're epissnsly happy ard psos
D .rous.
Finally. in visw Of this last oikeioss -
|terven.ioh 10 our domestic affairs, tht
American people can hardly fail to recall
the warning d tho Father Of our Country
directed agaiosegrsst and intimately Gun
nected public dangers, sfs: sectional fac
lion and forsiga fptrigne.
/ don't think the insurgents have b.
come debased, although they xaDdsre,
from the wsys OF leyalty end pepfietisu
| think, 10 common with I'll our 6ountry
men. they will rejoiee in being saved b!
their considerate governments from th
grave insult which Lord w. snb biz q
socia, 20 il their zsal,los. the essFthsovg q
the United States, have prepared for th
,ictims Of this unnatdfSl and hesrtless Il
bellion. T
l am, dear cir,
/ Your obedient servant,
i wv III. EDWARD,
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH

Grant and SAePidnn Charged with =
Want Of Proper Difference 10 the
Laws OF Virginia.
We take the following from sclhs Rich
mond Examiner, Tec z:
POLICE CoURr-Mayor Mayo presiding
Thursday. December l. = William
MackIin, free negro was examined this
morning upon tho charge of aiding, con
niving. and sbetting in tie escape to the
enemys lines of solomsn, slave Of Jas
MoDcure, firm OF Dunlop. Mcncure 4 Co
- =. *
In reviewing the case, the Mayor made
some pungent remarks on the facts devel
oped by the evidence. All If Grant and
Sheridan's men, thieves as they were.
we're on the soil of Virginia, he believed
contrary to the organic Law and constiiu
ton Of that country and this, and contra.
~ to and in violation of the Laws Of ibis
commonwealth. Every ons Of t,em was
engaged in melting slaves to revolt and
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

REACHED AT LAsT.-To-day the cars
on the Des Moines Valley Road run te
Pella. The railroad campaign for the sea
son has closed. The company can retire
into winter quarters, flushed with success
and covered with glory. They have done
we'll. The process of Information will
not be an idle one, however. The COM
pany will rake d the necessary prepara-
tlons for an early resumption Of the work
in the spring. an d 1865 will bring us rail
connection with the growing and pros
. porous Capital Of our State. Then will
our city hail with friendly greeting an
alliance which We may hope will prove
beneficial to both. D IS Moines, the fu.
ture city of interior Iowa, from her proud
location near Raccoon Forks, shall pour
the fullness of her trade into the Gate
City. the prospective metropolis of the
State, In return for which our wealth shall
make fat the dwellers in the interior CITY
aforesaid. Thus united with ties that are
the bonds of mutual prosperity, Des
MONIES and Keokuk shall grow and ex.
pand and spread out longitudiually, dia-
mstrically and horizontally, financially,
Socially, intellectually and morally. out
stripping all competitors, rejoicing as a
strong man to run race achieving a
greatness OF which we now little dream.
Enphatically "some punkins. y thew
'shaii look forth fair as the moon. clear
IS the sun and terrible as an army with
banners. SO mote 4 be And if there
Is any person in either place that Won't
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