The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-01

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copied BY PaTisian sculptor.
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king arrangements ID estxblish cheese
factory, where the milk of Eve hundred
COWS can Be made into cheeser thusa-
wing money for the men asd labor for The
women. 0s.ir
aaQ- The Skowhegan Clarion says Nfs.
Kate =. Taylor, Of Sydney Me-, during .
severe coughing spell. brought up into
her mouth an old fashioned ounce pin,
which she had swallowed when child,
and which has caused her much srouble.
Il is reported that Sanford Howard,
Esq,, Of the Boston Cultivator, has been
invited to become Secretary Of the Michi.
gan State Agricultural College.
- The Count johannes" is going to
avengs himself on the people Of the "hub,"
He is to lecture in New York on "The
( Goldfish Aristocraey Of Bostsn.'' Ff
- Gen. VIM. Duncan, an old resident
Of Philadelphia, died 90 Tuesday, 10 the
92d year Of his age. He was born and
educated in Adams county, was a warm
friend of Robert Morris, the great fnan-
cier Of the Revolution. and was Brigadier
General Of Pennsylvania volunteers in
1872.
Gan. Leo has repudiated the party
who committed the robbery on the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad about ten days
ago--says they sre disgrace to the Con
federate army. and calls for their exter-
mination.
- The Newberryport Mass. Herald
states that all the cotton mills in that city
will be in operation shortly. The demand
for labor Is At present beyond the supply,
and the James River Mills have advan-
ced the price Of labor twenty per cent.
= The Woonsocke. (R. ~ Patriot
says there is great scarcity of help for
the mills which are recommending opera
tons in Rhode Island. especially Of adult
males.
- The price of admission to the New
York Sanitary Fair, has been fixed at 80
for the first night and SO cents for the
rest of the week. Season tickets 81.
- Major Gilmore's rebel banditti way.
laid wedding party on the way from
Winchester to Martinsburg, few days
ago, and robbed the bridegroom of $500,
his watch, pocket pistol and a shirt
What chivalrous warriors these rebel
cavaliers are. So
- There was fight among some SOL
d:ers In Auburn on Wednesday night,
during which one Of the combattauts had
his nose chewed up. 1t was bitten nearly
in two twice. The fragments were sewn
together by surgeon, but the mans
proboscis viii always be unsightly. The
wife of a recruit belonging to the 9th ar
tiIlery was murdered in her bed the same
night. The husband is in custody.
- Michigan is going crazy on the oil
question. The whole State seems to rest
upon foundation of oil Another spring
has turned up only eight miles from De-
troit, and everybody IN that city is going
about with 4 ksresene lamp ID his OF her
hand. Michigan now turns up her nose
at all intruders, for she has ..struck ile.'
- 1t is questionable whether there is
an instance in the hntory;Df the compo-
stion Of our army to match the folio wing,
which We End iushe PosslsAa Advertiser.
A widow, in Union, Maine, who has l2
children, eleven of them boys, has Just
sent the eleventh son into The asmy. TOn
The occasion of bis enlisting, some officers
and friends made up purse Of 500 and
presented it to this patriotic matron, Who
said she was sorry that Der other child
was not boy, so that she might sill
make another offering to her country.
- The St. Louis Republican records
the discovery of marvellous cave on
the southeast branch of the Pacific Rail-
road. 1t is called "Fisher's Cave" and
Is said to surpass in beauty the celebra-
ted Mammoth Cave" in Kentucky.