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The Union and journal., 1864-03-04

Gov. Cony has nominsted to the Council,
Woodbury. Davis Of Portland, as Associate JUS
ticc Of the Supreme judicial Court. His pres
ent commission expired on the 23d Instant
The Union and journal., 1864-03-04
81 The Committee on County Estimates,
10 the Legislature, reported resolve taxing
the several counties a. follows:

Androscoggin. $500 f; Aroostook, o.ioo {;
Cumberland, 1880 Franklin. 5000 ; Han. an1
fGss Tss.s sS o S;'possss oss;d @ krsa PsaoS:sS;
Il. ,aS 600 pi:Ost.suis, .cSS Sss.aahoo, 800;
Somerset. 1900 :; Waldo, 0. Washington,
10000 (; York, 10000. 'r-' E
The Union and journal., 1864-03-04
81 The following officers have received
in the 32d regiment Of infant

ry now being raised:
Calvin L. Hayes Of Kittsry. Adjutant; Clark
Hall Of North Berwick, QuArtsrmastsr; John
H. Kimball Of Bridgton, Asst. Surgeon; VIM.
A. Patten OF York, Chaplain; Henry J. Good
vim Of KennebunkportS r ID Lieut. and muster
ing officer: Charles B. Rounds Of Dsuyille. %
Lieut.. and mastering officer; james L. Hunt
of Bath. ID Lieut. and mastering officer; Hen.
~ @. Mitchell Of Portland, ID Lieut. and mus
tering officer.
The Union and journal., 1864-03-04

The AMERICAN CONFLICT, being History
of the great Rebellion. with its causes Incl
dents and results: intended to exhibit espe.
cially its moral and political phases, with the
drift and progress Of American opinion re
specting Human Slavery. By Horace Gree.
Icy. Hartford: o. D. Case q Co.
We have received advanced pages OF this
very valuable work about 10 be issued, and
have given them careful examination. No
one can peruse this work without being as
tonishsd at the research displayed and the To-
Dor in collecting and bringing together such
q complete record Of the formation of public
opinion In this country from It's first incep-
tion to the present time, following 1t in ev-
cry phase Of our social life, tracking It in all
its windlngs, and showing how each public
event has more or less affected public opin-
ion on the great subject discussed.
On each page tho author gives documents
and evidence by means Of notes, as volumi-
nous as law book. No scholar or politi-
clan, whatever may be his private political
opinions, can afford 10 be without 1t, rs an
examination will convince him.
We congratulate tho publishers upon the
typographical appearance Of the work. Its
execution is perfect, and 1t is printed on pure
white heavy paper, and in new and large
clear type, while the numerous steel plato
cngravings are in the highest style Of tho art.
A private note from Messrs. Case & Co.
informs us that Mr.. j. B. Ella, their agent.
will soon canvass our county for subscrip-
tions.
The Union and journal., 1864-03-04

ARrHUR's HoxE MAGAZINE for March is 70.
ceived. The ongravings and fashion plates
IN this number are good, while the reading
matter is equally desirable.
The Union and journal., 1864-03-04

We have received from several publishing
houses offers to send Us books, If We will pub
lish certain notices and long extracts which
they send. Publishers are informed that
such course is not our way Of doing busi-
ness. II books sent US will bear oommenda-
tion, they will get Il |; and will always be 70.
viewed according to their merits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

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Aha i'm ~. q ~ Hrmts,3l. -
besn his bs.do,s, - m: g. 7 ,ncr,Lss
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ifst saw him upo1 ~ b.,tle 6sld- of
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him sinoe 6as con6Yme1 ard ssrspstbSied
the favorable imnrees,;on / theo rsceiyed
In form. build Ana fssinfs he !, assh
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I'm. NJ. w. HICKS,
/ suRGDo15 D11gYxsT.
synC1--sa - susse. ase~ess 1ma ~ ssanss.
K4o1ku1k, rovUA.

Dr.. n W HICKS in presenting hir card 10 the pubair
begs Leave To that he only has the Eght PM
~ the -Esiiss1 .yulcnnate-" -Hnrd Rphbers ta1a
for Artificial Teeth but that he the fIkST DENTIST
h the etate - Do Inst knd a work. and tAsa with tn
largest expersnce and the best facilities, he Dos
work. sspa-dAvly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

1ssas $50. = A.ssf
Ths,iss Of the - forus m d
the der Of M Pyran ~ hers
srf strust tain.
only four feet ton inches il thickness, and
tbs stones vary in length from foa,
to eight feet. There arc stones in the ID.
terror, roofing the passages and chamber,
Which ore larger; Dat 4hsssSso sotea1h
heavier than the slabs We frequently see
carried along and plaoed on Tho sidawaIka
ia front Of new buildings. n pavement.
and also roofing for the vaults under tie
street. The wonder of the great Pyra-
mid is that such = vast mass of stones
should be piled mp; but it is not to b
doubled tina! if any one cared to spend Z
few million dollars ia America, fac sias-
ae Of the Pyramid of Cheops could b
erected here to-day. !. +, a..s
Mach greater wonders are found in fhe
nonolithic ststuls Of Egypt, add in III
colums Of the great hall Of Karnak. The
rains OF Thebos GRE but few 10 number,
lying iadetaohed places. Two niles or %
apart on one side Of the hill and about the
same on the other side. The monolithie
statpes-ons Of which lives in tradition q
vusd Mspuon-are indeed wonderful re
'nains g ~ gEandeur Of art; and 80 are
nsarlysl - 1'Isl : ssschitec!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13
] G. iMGERSOlL.
u III NJ II e - -
ngowUx.aOwA.

Desires to CO attention TO his mode ~ restoring 1css
ord lad dfng Gold and PistinA Plates q teeth % -
perfect the bczt Hitting pates and triAinu
fc also masnfactures UrfEa sxr Tsxrn, durab,a
he State Bank pf3AAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13


The printer is the Adjutant # thought,
and this expisius tbi my feirt ar the
wonderful word that can kindle homo o
no song can-that can ssrp heart q no
hope can--that word e We viii 5 kand-
in hand warmth in it, for the Author and
Printer are engineers together. Esgip-
q ii. indeed 1 IN hon he 1Et3s Coss,css
himbarded Cadix at the distance Of Eve
miles, it vas deemed the very triumph Il
fengineryi n al what II that pfltfy
tsange te this, whereby they lombard the
ldges yet TO come. + - s.
There he stands q: the case and Mar
shals into line the forces. srmsd Jor. trpth,
clothsd in mnostaiitv and Esglish. Ard
what can be doblsr shan tho equipment
of a thought in sterling Baxon-Saxou,
with ring Of apas,f Of shielf theteln,
and that commissioned it when We are
dead. to 60 gfadually on TO ".he last syl-
liable Of recorded time This is to via
q victory from death, tor it has no dying
in it. 81
| The Printer is called ) laborer and thl
Office he performs 10 toll Oh, II il nol
work, but thSJablims right he = perform
ing when hethds s-6xhts' tks eogine thai
is 70 fling lbc ~osdsd truth IN s4snds,
curvs1han fsissiles eper bef6ls described
filings = into the bosom Of an ago nm
born, H6 fhsors - hia est indeed
but We tond1S the Sathss, tt1& y deea
not putEhit skoe4 from "a &c ~ for ths
v,lsa.s 49, u q 80. -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13
90 HMIssIoN NCY

The s1husiber pays ~ heheae peies In eash kr ~
kinda Of Produce and will furnish goods {groesries 70 -
de Keokuk prices WITH aAaifen q anA
incidsntn1g
Adventures 10 Idaho WI do weito can bsloee aAhe
p.Erhnssss artsagg S Aksss %. TOWKk-
Harmingtua, JaA3, - a..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21
- 1o8OOBBO0 uDO0te
7A DncATUn, Ala, May 8, 1874.

, srn-.. CN.AA ~ ~. 1870 10y q Aoo4s
EDft01 OF TEN HAWk.EYE:-I noticed
IN ne coiunits fyouf paper Of April sou
= :etiec O. Nesoiuti0ns adopted BY the p
tflouc Young Ladies Of Burlington, which
! mocs heartily endofse. These reeoltl
tons have the ringer (air sse:tse. speaking
vG ;n,d;e IN nvor o. the Anthoressee
~ 'o 1..,s P .en r, Innuonce N penalf q
strained, q IN adtnirer Of this Spiritof de.
v0tion 20 c0unstH 20 say something ia
~ n ~ lS3Iee ~ 10We
r,,!S. t:.,i w aRetsaxstxS 9miies 81 noble
AZ Silla Crr s,ce; Ws2ss "a tns ~
ss.s1a - ~ ~ .,ss'@ s2 49, 9. ~
Vhssh1f II ths giiSaat sosats 81 =. dss,s s1anS
~ - ana.S ~ ao E s9@ nnsaSeic scenes q
Ss,t ~ sI.ys2S!nsS - 3 '.Nlesss1ey descend
~ - 1iIHt1.syaS eSses % -
ssu Mes yyeU u y ~ esSls9t You
g. T ~ na3 ~ ss.mnuSace .mOfe .potent thar
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

''sssf+iss - tffit -.
p 10-AAAsals - 0supslH Oe's ool1setion
Of psintihysi q New Yoek "a Ihufsday
evening frast vssk, sbns high prices VI
rsslissds 3. Tha Standard Rearss, Z bx NeiS.
sonnier, b1o1sA. tS,lo& sThe BAH FieAt. ,,
". vethsckhotsR,a 3eeo; asnd ss0oaSs 70
school, = b Frisrs, to. Il Il preaumsble
that the purchasers he'd, OF. Thought they
he'd, plenty q hAeuey. People Who invest
8 that rate In such things at ! time like
this, ought to have 50 pile" w should
think them moro patriotic, however. II
they invested their means In 40 bonds.
Il 10 more necessary 70 save tho country
from ito peril than to indulge . tasts fot
art especially for the productions ct for
sign artists. This would be al rfRht
enough in times Of peace and prosperity.
But sess, It looks . great deal Ike indiftsr-
ence Ia an hour which should have kind.
led nobler sentiment In the hearts OF ali
true men. We - no difference between
the purchase Of foreign pictures and that Of
foreign silks and wines and other needles.
articles Of vanity. Both assist in impover-
ishing the country. Ifany man has money
to spare let him bay 100 bonds.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

There Il wids-sIs,,d ney ~ =; 49, -
ehe NtAr9xy fnstitpta Ions, az MieeonaiMe
FURNISH fpompApies ~ III, t6laA hun3g4
9Ay reHM0nt s1pWu he316s EA)0Q9a NJ HI
H44lQN9s 81 1AWfenco poiyoF9ifHsn A.
TOM ReaQik,, JAne9yilley, Mslkops aainSfoe
AfefAry points, each M i}6rqiehtnR AeA9
More coIpeniea. The reG3nept VII 49,
lels BE- AAed within, the ApAoiAe H0Na ~
the Gentsmen tQdent4 oE Milton A0aleQ
heyA eultsted The tPFineipdx Rev.l VIC
Wthiaord. alse aqeso Into IS ia -
one 0f the leading professors q ~ tpstils'
tton. Among the number 10 . ve1enMk
A. Wareham, who lost his left am q ~
battls q Gainesville. .iaq 5at 81 a.
,AWonANWtrH HoRNs. --The, W1v Ydt
ObseSVev, Of the 18th fnstant. cohtSiu6 ~
tef from IT. correspondents NJ IArnaca. \
the island Of Cyprus (Turkish tloniaionl
describing = most remarkable tssAs Sete.
= women With AO,1ss 0roe1fH6 TX Y
~ Aeo6! She hes ono large horn a -
side Of her head. 0f the sire and consan.
~ Of an ordinary ram's horn. besides -
or four oorniclee on other pafte 81 the ~.
The writer states that he 6as eeen 81. u
she bin been visited BY nearly I'll The u.
suls and Bur0peans "A that flaco. eomoa
whom are making IN effort u secure ~
East India adviess Of February 18th ~
snat the cholera waa raging tllero lharfnllyl
eUV having died In 4 VILLAGE near Bonbay
~ angle week.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

~We trust there will be no delay in
pushing forward every company Of the
volunteers now organized in
our STATE. Prompt action ~oss;Eis moro i'm
portant TO the country and e the people
than it ever was before. Let the compa-
mics report ut once to their proper rendsz-
vous. Lei the regimental Organisation be
completed without moments delay, and
then lot each one be forwarded, whore they
viii do servics Of some sest 1t once. The
rebels are determined to die kArd. II l.
our businsas to make the Last afguggles OF
the despaixing traitors utterly ftuitlsss.-
We believe III will b we'll WehavS con.
6dence in our armies and In their Leaders,
But We should make assurance douhay
SURF. We shosld, il passibls. make d.
0ter anywhere, . siople tmpossibiiity.
Wa can do It, II We viii. II svsty man
but felt that the fate Of the nation ythrouRh
ell the future adepsndsd upon hin, how
many are thets VITO would hesitate about
doing their duty Now II the time to make
an end Of the rebel armies. Push every
possible man t. ths front, and do i.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

+. Na-The .hundred-day men. if they were
rouly all ready for duty, would nov be Of
immense service. It IL unfortunate that
they were not called for month earlier
In that oase. they would already have re-
lieved IN equal number Of veterans, and
enabled them to reach the front at leisure,
without the fatigue Of hasty movements,
befeao the advance Of the armies began.-
But better late than not at all. 1t h fortu-
nate that the suggestion was acted upon,
and that ut least one State was prepared to
act % promptly and efficiently - Ohio,
and that its nearest neighbor is not tagging
behind. The National Guard Of Ohio is, in
reality proving quite - useful - 20 many
veterans just whom tho veterans are most
wanted. aWS'fsel the utinoJt gratitude to
the Legislature Of Ohio TOR the practical a.
|eacify which made such wise provision for
this'pafticulat crisis. Il he's given M an
sddilonal thirty i've thoussnd men. We
are grateful, too, to the patriots Of that
State, who % promptly filled up the ranks
Of the Guard, and when tho call came de-
monatratsd their earnestness by the alac.
rity Of their personal respoass to it,, ,-1i
We cannot say - much for the wisdom
and foresight of Congress. We were with
out Militia Law at the beginning and go
W stiil remain. It wasone Of the hrst i'm.
portance that We should have such law,
yet to this day our National Lawmakers
seem unable to see it. Such law. il Of q
practical kind, would now enable US to
make short work with tie whole body Of
armed tEaitorA Why We have not been
thus prepared for just such happy occa-
sion, we don't know. Now, Wheuwe want
every veteran At the front, to assist il the
destruction Of the rebel forces, We are de-
pendent on such action - the separate
States arc prepared to take, and in this
quarter are dependent on volunteered The
volunteers are numerous. They do come
in numbers. But what precious timo il
Lost. What . delay does this mode occa-
Mon. What a pity it i that our Congress
has not had The sasacity to pat tho Nation
on war-footing in time. He'd 1t done %,
how easy would ithave been 20 to strength
en- Grant - to make his success q matter
Of absolute certainty sg
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

II - A man whe didn't want any Once,
and wouldn't have one any way it could
DO nxed, Is represented, . have been
tFsafed with marked civility d the War
Departments We don't wonder ct that.
The wonder u that such man succeeded
in reaching the Department We presume
that it il looked upon - fixed, .immutl-
BILE principle of American human nature
1t that Office, that every man deems him
self entitled to be at least 3 Brig1dier, and
that every woman thinks her husband
ought 70 be nothing less It m0st have
surprised all hands to find one individual
who Wouldn't have an o1ace-wouldn't be
even Bsigadier! There u some virtue
extant yet, though the War Department is
no doubt highly incredulOus.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

Inc Loyal OItiess Ia new paper,
whicn has just made it appearance 1t Gen.
tefviue. Il y very fair looking paper,
sad wiz doabtles do good work.
oD-The Muscatine journal il out in .
new dress.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

@The People Of 2eadotas nl., are
Union men Of the earnest sort. On the
1lth they I'D sixty men enrolled for che
Anndred day ssrvics. Whereupon the loyal
portion Of them resolved, II The Company
sSrming was not filled n forty eight hours,
p eqzou themselves and make voluntary
esah to complete the necessary number. -
my have also made simple provision fol-
- families Of I'll who choose to 50. Thai
~ u way to do il. There II no ssbun.
combe" about such conduct - that.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

Marshall county IN raising company for
the hundred day service.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

~ Some Of the merchants Of New York
are 6othering themselves and the public
about tho time ct which the additional Any
per cent. to the tariff took effect These
importers don't think they have maas mo-
nsy enough already and would hike to
make that any per osot., by way o. spice
10 their present pTofts. We preaans that
Secretary Chsse will think the Govern
nsnt has a,perfect right to III IL lsv I'M
der it, stsic1sst construction will aiyo it.
These dealers in imported goods - the
useless sort, have been getting enormously
rich during Ne pest ,t~1 OF 'tE4ss VARS,
and 4 a that = the pablo expsAse. We csp't
for the life Of ~ understand what rieht
they have to any special consideration in
matters concerning the tariff. They don't
pay it, but they are particularly careful 70
put that burden On The Nltimate eoneuraer
Thsy'ate oa1y grsea$o - ''sobbls up thai
my W cent. t6F thsir oaNn aaiivaata :; ID
Thus rob the Treespry Of %. much jus2Ik
Belonging to Il What coaSneat $500
they nv ea~ ! has .hersn h otlft sdf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

ehoacs OF o61cegs. We used 70 s.stioh tvns;,
With Ldsut. <Bat$srton and Orderly Rohatt.
md eAn yeuch ior them. y b. L. Needhan
y : brothsr efn0ov. Nsedham. "a - !.
eG1ntsfy from ehe Herde4 omce.. Here's
ncping. bos. that ron may ::.qo,d. or.
~ t0Rn5lderav, tmakA Il : blank, j ana
seurn' % Hspass QUIZ b. s3pstaacatioa. },
ths Z 1n1stml Ooppsthesds. giiol 70 oinTidt !
d The oskaloosa Herald ,ssys that -, late i
as1sss q shae city may b numbered essour
me tnangs chat wore. That's 4 sd Joke
ON sne Cops up there. Socially speakins..
Rtnereare soma pretty coed dDeno~.Aa &
OskAlcoea, who are now cEassed Wiz ~.
Cops and for them W. Seel'a little sor-v
ana recommend. ~ balm for their saaic'
aons, the Daily. Hevk-Ns, which IN Il.
mad q Brother Wells bookstore. he ana
ana read the local and, State news -, vo,,
viii always and something ...oothin.,
among these items.a t71 mas 4
The psople OF Ksokuk ara hns.,,, 80. ,
8 Quantrell. Somebody go ss.y. sSateo
report hat Qnantrell might s. exnecsax !. 81 |:
any moment, - he was sonsnErs0 -
Alssourt q Latest accounts. Ths hsnI.nua
removed their valuables, tie oitv .ss
placed under guard, and some ium S.-,ss ~
l lCO1 IInneeota mad been arreefe5, NJ.
~ ~" 49,, - oAP.essee the wish that The Ia
We strongly suspect that tbe n ~. GUY;
~ ~: = threatening Keokuk a this s;rc T 4.
cnimera. What . fortunate fh;r~ 49, ~
~ Molnes river 10 not fordahin. Sr...
I1s tlOops WI! not be ordered dowc r-o,,e
~"Se"Pv1s 'oas Rma- kddCvdxs Saos.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

9Ine Fshnlyly99qqtA Coal Company
sesms 70 b . noupy making compensation.
n February Last Il declared and paid to
- seockh0ldot5 ! 0ai9idsnd Of nftSsn mar
esat Il has jdst dsa,larsd Al additional
dividend Of ssvsa ,aNA one half PR cent,
naklng twsaty 1.-TWO and dne half pr Dent
! = T. business stSS, january! IT'S also
nd to have cash surplus, aher paying
~ ~ dividena Il o775, go. That Conn
peay r. aourishint. isp't itf Need We be
ssrpF6d thas eoal IN bssn .enarmously
high T. To East al winteef ons .o5 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

N0vVsssD vas ssaul GROW 3
The HuScAtine yo.vAog it1t1j ta1At M Y.
y. Gingslly, soA Of : prpm,inaeat Philadel.
phis aeeehant died very suddealy,a e the
bStsts Housss Davenport Oh he. 6tA inst
Hin griefstrickeh bride started Win "a,
remains the nsxtdsy for Philadslphia. \.
z IAs Dubuque 1ymAs Of My Ill., contains
Ftas follow n paragraph! Does tho 7y~s.
That outspoken journal. the ly,ir "a
Ledger, characteristics tho edort Is ~ "A -,
Oroeaes AaNlhm = fer, the pPoteofien ~
care OF the children of our brave seldiH,~
particularly et thin time. @ one al ~:
ereetess humbugs Of the day" -,
NA1UHAh-MafNr HYDE Clark c.,,.,s,,,
On the Union Sewing Circle &C the "A *.
nety rooms yesterday afternoon. and .,sr-
.cf1oed 70 Tor Gen. Horton ana ~ ~.
nlmsen in aid OF the Sanitary Oommis.ior
through the Fair. The ladies nreaenf 49,.
nearly q! old friends Of tho Maior IA
8reeted bis entrance with womanlv evi.
dences Of delight Dubuque Iyxses. "
Ant. Sanford, ct Marshalltown. -.
badly burned BY the explosion 81 : kero.
sene lamp. The 7sssss lays Il n. !.
tin lamp, about three inches il diamster y
the bottom, and about two inchea ,erne.
the top. and probably about three inchs.
nign- Al the moment Of burstinr Il -
sesung on the counter, undisturbed or nm.
touched. .
Fremont county is raising oomp.nv o,
100 day men. =