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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM VIRGINIA.
Headquarters Army Potomac,
October tI.

Quiet prevailed in front Of Petersburg
during the past week, interrupted only By
occasional picket firing which was re-
newed Thursday night and kept Up with
spirit till daylight along the centre of our
line. Heavy firing was also heard in the
direction of the james river. but the OBJ
ject Of it was not known.
A dispatch announcing another Union
victory in the Shenandoah Valley caused
the most hearty rejoicing AMONG eul
troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

Chattanooga, Oct 22

Chattanooga, Oct 22
No engagements yet between the srnie,
in Northern Georgia. Hood is reported
rapidly moving down Brown,own valley
to Jacksonville and Tallahassee, whore he
strikes the railroad to Montgomery.
Sherman's army is stripped of every
thing superfous. baggage, De. and is in
hot pursuit The rebels had SO much the
start, and fed SO fearfully that bis capture
lis not assured.
Trains came up to Tilton from At
lanta to-day. The wire is working through
to Atlanta
A small party of rebel cavalry attempt
ed to tear up the track below Ackwortl
yesterday, but we're driven by the trair
guard. Otherwise all quiet along th
Atlanta road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
New York, Oct %.

Major General Dix has issued au order
pursuant to the instruction from the War
Department, extending 1rloughs to oil
disabled soldiers from hospitals in the
department Of the East until the 18th ol
November.
A letter from the prisoners at Macon
says: 1--WE are quite sanguine as to the
early resumption of exchanges"
1t is generally understood that the au.
thorities as Richmond have made propo.
riiions for the exchange that must NEE,
the approval of our government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM MISSOURI.
st. Louis. Oct. %.

st. Louis, Oct. %.
A dispatch from Gen. Curtis. dated
Kansas City, o'clock last night, says:
have been prsssed all day, and this after
noon the enemy passed around my flank
when l gave him heavy blows for several
hours. | have heard firing in the east
and just received message from Genera
Plessanton who is fighting on the Other
eide Of the river.
A fre at Cairo last night burned tbs
house furnishing store OF Hard Brothers
and one or two other building. Loss
$3.50, 900; insured, $50. 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New York. Oct. e2,

New York, Oct 92.
The Herald's New Orlerns letter fthe
l4th states il is reported that Walker 8
rebel division has crossed the Mississippi
and is an his way to reinforce Hood, or
to operate with him in annoying She,-
man.
Coupled with the crossing of the Missis.
sippi by Walker is rumor thar goo oI
the Texas rebels we're shot for refusing
to 60 beyond the Trans Mississippi de-
partment.
Lieut.. Col. Gurrey, Cd N. Y. veteran
cavalry, captured piece Of rebel artiller.
posted on the banks Of the Atchafalaya
few days Since. .nd also captured quit
large quantity Of commissary and quar-
terinasleg's stores.
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Portland. Me-. Oct. %.

Portland, Ne, Oct q.
A dispatch from Eastport states that a
FIRE broke out at l:30 o'clock this morn
ing on Unien wharf aud continued until
8 o clock, consuming all the bushes part
of the town
About fifty places of business were
destroyed, Including the bes; stores.
The huiliing containing the Frontier
bank, the telegraph office. DC. was burn
cd. Loss estimated at $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Oestruc ctive Fire.

Lowell, Mass, Oct. %.
A very destructive FIRE occurred last
nigh. at what is known as Drscutt's Navy
Yard, which was totally destroyed, . nd q
large new building, coaating room, and
two wooden houses, belonging to The
Merrinac Woolen Company. Total loss
about $3.50, 600: insured for $40, 01o.-
About two hundred operatives are tn fown
cut Of employment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
New York Oct 2a

The Tribune's correspondent with the
army on James River states that Rich
mond papers of the 18th aver the rebels
have Withdrawn the Union prisoners from
working on forti6catione, on account o.!
Buffers retaliation in placing rebel pris-
opers 10 Dutch Gap canal.
The wife and family of Mr.. Libby, for
whom Libby Prison is named. came into
our lines, but will be sent back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
FROM MEXICO.
New Orleans. Oct. II

New Orleans, Oct. II.
Matamoras dates of the l6tL ult., re-
port that city in the hands of the imperi-
<alists, under Mejia, it having uncondi-
tionally surrendered.
The Mexican schooner, Julia, was Jos,
in the Gulf about the Goth ult.
Business has stopped and viii not bs
resumed till the trade regulations are re
moved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

The gold room abounded in rumors that
Grant would make no movement on Rich
rnond this winter, also that Sherman had
gained . success. Shares vary, little spe-
culaiive feeling.
The China yesterday took out 81, 4 A.
600 10 specie. the Kangaroo s64, ,o0O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

The Hersld's reporter at Batler's head
quarters, 18th, says the rebel prisdners
working on the canal sent papfr to
Commissioner Ould, stoutly asking the
inference Of their government to save
their lives. No reply has yet been re-
ceiyed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Quebec. Oct. %,

tuSpEGy wv
The outline Of the new Federal Consti-
tuition will probably be as follows,
The Governor General OF the Confede-
ration TO be appointed by the Crown, and
be advised by Cabinet under the Brit
ish Parliamentary form of government
Members Of the Upper Chamber are to be
appointed BY the Crown for life. Mem.
bers of the Lower House are to be elected
for five yesrs.
Representation is to be adjusted every
ten years.
The Lieut.. Governor to be appointed By
the Governor General Of the Confedera
ton under the advice # the Federal Cabi
net. The Constitution of the local legis
latures are to be determined by the ex
listing Parliament without regard to uni
formity.
The Finance Ministry of the differen
Provinces are engaged preparing fnancis
statements for each Province.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
sHERiFF,s PROCLAMATION.

STATE oS IOWA, LEE CorSTx iss.
By virtue Of the Proclamation Of the Governor Of the
OF Iowa Israel Anderson, Sheriff Of Lee eonnts,
Iowa notify he Electors Of Lee cehntv, Iowa. that
the sth day Of Soyesber. A. D. s4 election will be
held Lee coants Iowa, for the following officers, to-
Wit.
Ths Office or Presidential Elecior to be filled by the
Elect of eight Electors of Iowa represent the state
large aud six 10 represent the several Congressional
Districts the Office Of SECRETARY ef State, the Office o Au-
tor Of State: th- office Of Treasurer II State the Office
Reg ter Of the Land Office the oee II Attorney Gen
sra the Office OF judge Of the supreme Court. Also, the
following Offices be filed bv the Of the tieetofs
of seFer Districts towit. In the First gresons
District the office OF Repr in Congress- ais the
Office OF Representative vacated by the removal Of Hon
Ferdinand Meisner from the Stats aso Clerk Of the
Dsiric. Court; also, Recorder Of DEEDS for said
county.
By order Of Ws. ". STONE, Governor.
ISRAEL. ANDERSON,
oct31-dl0, Sheriff Of said County.
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r OST-On the olst inst. ON the plank.

Y 4 Roai between keokuk and Montrose one box of
D-y Goods consisting in part OF the oliowng articles;
DelaiGs Calcoes, Canton Flanael, Crash Hoop
Ladies' Gloves Mems Gloves Buck Gloves Needles Skirt
Braid, Sheeting and slrting, Boys Coat With . few
other notions for the recovery of which liberal reward
will be paid by o. REEVES,
oetss-d sfontrose Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

Nashville, Oct. p.
Capt. MoNair's rebel thieves captured
the steamer Cutler, Captain Dickens, at
Harpeth Shoals on the 18th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
4 SCISSORS NOTICE,
nrrnxns .ssrssna 1NrrnNl lL RrYExuE
FRsr C3LlRcTIay DIsrsIeT,
Mr. p1yaSsy- Henry Co. Iowa Oct 10th lsGt

FRsr C3LlEcTTag DIsrHIc7,
MI. PLg.ssyT, Henry Co.. Iowa, Oct 10th, 1851.
Notice IL hereby given TO all whom IL may concern
that conformity with lpBt resolution cf Congress
inpos NJ specis Income Tax approved July 4 s64
To t9s fatsrnaI Rrexat asd pPsrt ths
rert asa pay tAs patiie 2tSt that the A.
sst,nt Assessors It I'd and 12;h Divisions in the
county 81 completed the saii Asess Lists
OF spseat THeeHt Tar and Il at ssd ts nsla ard t-
ken be found IN of the Assstsu Assessors
Of their respective Divisions and also In this Office sub
ec examination for the space ten days afn the date
here Il ard notice is ersay further given that a2psats
will received and determined by tbs District assessor
relative to any erren. excessive rade
hy the Assistant Assessors at the Office Of W Stripe
In the city Of keoknk between tho hours Of ococ
a m, ani O'Clock p IN. the lst day of November
A. D., ls64 X u. PiCkEJ,
ocf2t-ifd Dist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
DUBLIC SALE.-I will sell at Public

Auction, THURSDAY, the 9Th inst ON my f-rm
In Marion Township, Lee county two mss Nss % Liay
Furniture Farming Implements, and 81 head Of durham
Cattle Thorough tired Bull, work Horses Premium
at.i,inr two year Mule. Mule Colts 800 shoeks Corn
100 bushels Wheat 100 bushels OATS 10 tons OF bay, 81
Hogs nearly fat, so Shoats
Terms made known On day ef sale. Sals so nonneeoe
q 10 o'clock = y. AVI00VAASxs
na1D1uID1
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Gold Market.

New \ Iork, Oct. %.
Gold opened at 2l0. declined to 2094
and at clock quoted al st2loi@alos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

" a*aingi0u, Oet. -.
The mail boat from City Poiat to-day
brings now news Of aaJ consequence.
The amount Of the 80 loan for the
week enaiag October ed, vas S3.52T,-
65O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
This is the way to say good -bye il

japan to Prince:
You advance, take one of his hands in
both Of yours, and whisper to him sol me
words, which he answers, then you and
he withdraw and kiss each of you his o wn
hand, then you take his hand again, whis-
per again, then you kiss his hand. and the
thing i done. Neat, isa't its
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
Rumored Raid on Buffalo.

Batfalo, Oct. e.
1t is again rumored that parties in
Canada intend raid on Buffalo. 1t is
understood that this was officially received
here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

TEDICH BOOKS.

v EFDTF TT pDnL1
Il 49,
~
ta+t III "a I-eta eA'5ffs3eEE.
B9''fe 9tstr'fics
is1tF1 % fac faFef.
bEal On Inc st9lrAen
fsfFt9 N~efeai pE@@nossf
Lfd 9n tfiA4fJ hfpe.tt.-
E7hhet ffHc - q aeHelns
baaos'ss' oi seaefezi-
becS ob 44iAht lasrsi'e1ues-
thafehl. 'itS'-u1es-
sanftsi 'b aHt|tNe
ShafehtA 9h " Oman
tNteiitrf : re. 81 fhs sl~aosy'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Il
FROM CANADA.
THREATENED INVASION OF NEW
YORK STATE.

THE REBELS DON'T WANT TO BE
PLACED UNDER FIRE - HU-
MAN TREATMENT TO BE
GIVEN OUR COLOR
ED SOLDIERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

4 RARE CHANCE FOR A BAR
"A GAIN We offer for sale al a Low rARksr PRICE
those tSc very yaiustle 10th krtu lets atd e. IN
b8ek lf1 corner VI Hall Al sth sreefs. in kskuk
Iowa with tie Eash5ne Sip sI4 l+r In, ifgs T. orr-
inR thereto. For terms in 1re - Messrs filler Jas
gsr. Laid yeat4--ot1ce oyar iha /. o.
ectls-alv GAYLORD, soma CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

STRAI OW.-Strayed from the sub.
~ scriber, in this city a threeqnsrter Durham Gov
white, roan spetted, smooth horn. She s drv. and
Sas exp pee 81 y have calf spsn- suitable reward
viii b. paid for her rettn information as 10 her
wAersb2nts- J. j. BaICE,
oct2t-diw Coruer sth and N9rEsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
P ndleton Writes "A Little Letter.
Sheridan's Great Victory.
FORTY-THREE PIECES OF ARTIL.
LERY CAPTURED.
The Fleeing Rebels being Pressed to
the "Last Ditch"

TIE YELLED CANA DIAN RAID.
ERS IN VERMONT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24
New York, Oct. 22

The morning Siar from New Orleans
18th hasearriyed.
The Sierra Nevada and Empire City
were in the river that day.
Gen Granger had gone to Pensacola.
Gen. Asboth has returned from his expe.
dition.
Gen. Newton arrived at New Orleans
on his way to take command at Key
West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-24

II, AND-1s
The following 1ssiralsIs EcaI Estate. VIZ:
Lot Z, Block l. on lat street tsieen Tltea ard g <
On wlica Is ff0rs kfsn1s D~eling with hast
msnt-a very Gs- .F-hle lot.
The Irsiyised 81 Of Lei 1. Block %. On Bank st.
between - AID 81 s'reets-ane story Frame pweiag
The rnsIv!asd IL of Lat /, Block IS, ca 81 St.,
between FFaLEiin EaG u.ieass
Lot 8. Block is5. on Ffehance, between 18th and
ISth. viii one story Frame <wtsitng.
lot 10. Block tsj. on ESchaase. letveeu 18th and
18Th with bBaie Rick b@ Hing with stor- basement
yieasnutiy sisatei. nai vess leatlc property Par
elasers vi lad cianse Ese4l ll gains - tie
Is d<ttratfHed q cell 9e sale viii he pssigtrs
TfRMS-0n tiBifd down. rhe Fast In cue two Years
vith ia,sreet secured tF sst-aGe.
P~rsars 4sI~ing parrhA will he furnished wth all
nselel Information loc1irion, & q ca44g en
WILLIAM FULTON
Real Estate Agt 81 ST. ona door s5=t ots state Bank
GctIN-4td
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cut Of employment.
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(D0(6ington, Q. C..

/ 9eferteure Der untpnSarmee.
20 oieier 2tIsreiBer, melhe in Der Ser. ct.
9lrlnee ge0ient batten, uno ST ben 0tebelen
uberge9angen waren, fpurOen inter ben conf6z
0erirten @efangenen in Sort 9elapare entoeft
uno nab benz alien Capitol gelanOt. Inter
jbuen beinbet iih Samnel 0territt, alias Mqoz
ood pOn @bite8 GapaIerie, iritber sum 3. Ntp.
Ee9t. 9eb6rig.
t 8eneralitab8ar5t Sommpnb.
ge9eH Oenielben liegen ? 6auptbei6ulOigungen
ppr, oeren Speciftatipnen in 6oIgenoem bette
ben 9erielbe bat, I'M peri6nli6en unO pecrt=
nidren &Drtbeil 81 erlangen, cine Sprte lei6ter
9eden fir i6mere beitellt ltnb aeceptirt {; ferner
lpe9en 1tnteritibung Der 6irma GObn, @ptb &
Bro. UNI Die 3egierung gu betriigen ; fernel
pe9en zines 8riefe8 an 81. Cooper, DAP Oerielbt
auf 8efebl 6aIeds al8 0tepical 8rrpeppr emit
Iafen unO Wturpbp feline STEELE einne6mer
iOlle, mas cine grpbe lnpabrbeit mar.
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e;eieeaebmma BON Nearplanr.

annapolis, 20, San.
Senat.- 8ri8clte, cine &elplutipn, I'M
iere Senatpren unO 8eprdlentanten su eriu6en,
Oabin SIT pirten, baB uniern 8rrgern Sdaoenz
Griub SIT She'll peroe fit Die Gerluite, pel6e
le our6 Die f6berdle uno cpnf6o. 9lrmee erIItz
ten baben. Gin paS Gpmite.
Stirling bringt cine GeiplutiOn ein, ippbrrd
ole NOminiitratipn beS grdlipenten 2incpIn IN
oullrt piro. Gbe man iiber bieielbe SIT einem
8elAIuB getpulmen mar, fam Die ps
GOnititnirenbe Convention auf bic Sages=
pronung.
9lab elmer langen, SIT teinem 8el9huB flbz
renOen beftigen 9ebatte iber BEN Gegenltanb,
pertagte ii6 Der Senat.
6auS .-Stodbrioge rei6t cine 8ettipr
pon Den 9irettOren beS y53ufu6tSballieS" ein,
Die genaften 8~ewjaigungen 81 erb6ben.
@ammpno, Elm Nnenbemeu baS bas Ger'
m6gen elmer 6ran ben &inoern geI9enft perOe.
Spfe8, Elm ENHANCEMENT tpegen 9bdnoer1ne
oe8 Gooer in 8e5ug auf bas Steuergeleb.
Setter, BEN 8ertauf beraui6enber @etrdnfe
in 8Oopberrp'5 6aftorp, 8altp So, SIT perbieten
Barron, pa5 @eieb megen Der 9OliSeimann=
ibaft in Baltimore su dnoern.
Gtpdbrioge, Die Su8quebanna Canal Comp.
gu autbprlren, neue Bombs einSubringen.
SifperpOpo, ein Hegiiter iiber Geburt rnb
SpO i'm gan5en State an5uGegen.
0hle8, ben @ertaui ppn 2iqupr atf ben
&ergnitglngSpldben in Der Staot Baltimore 81
regultren.
Setter, cine 8pti6aft al ben Senat, ein Gpz
mite 5u ernennen, I'M Die 8ia megen a~llgemet=
ner Abi6dblng be8 Steal uno 8eripnul State
I'M gar5en Staat gu prpnen ; angenpmmet UNI
ais Gpn1tte Better, SDIpn rno Srail erl1arnt.
2(r6er, einen 8eridt pom GrSiebungscpnite
betreff. ben S6ulfOno. Serner Der 8eri6t, i'm
Sendt bereit5 pailrt, tpegen l1eberreidung Don
Stdat5fabnen al Die perl6iebenen 3egintenter
Dem Gpwite iiberpieien.
9a5 Gpmtte fir &e6tsia6en beri6tet unz
gInitig iiber Die 8ia, !adufe, bic innerbalb 6
gtOnaten nidt recorbet ieten, fir re6tsgiltia
gu ertldren. GS eriitire bereitS Elm Geleb, no
oieB gepd6rt lei, penn MIR Bic 9egenieitigen
unterl6rIften %pprbdnoen ieien.
9ie GUnpentipnsbiQ puroe a%lfqenpmmen
@eri6iepene 9(menoementS murben eingebra6t,
ieOp6 pertpOrfen, worauf ii6 oa8 6alts per-
tdgte.
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@epbern, 81. g., 10. San. 9islOpaIe
BerlOnen, peIde III uniere 2inien getorllnlelI
itn0, MIR in Der @bli6t, ibr perlaiienes GIge1<
tbum tpieOer SIT erIangeu, baben Bis jeBt lprell
3mef nt6t erreidt. &i6ter 6eatpn. Der Oa"
perlalene Gigentbum 5u perrpaIten BAT, 9e9tpOn
Dem grtnoiub aus, baB eS ni6t Die Abll9f Der
gegieruug 1T, 9i8IOpaItdt ST ert1tltltteril llao
oaB oaber O~t3lupale 8eripnen, ipeltpe traTt Der
8rptlamatipn be8 @riiipenten tbr eI9entpI1t
wieOer erlangen pollen, Dor allen S1119en TIRE
2ppalttdt na6peiien mltllen.
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OSetrOpplit0m @0nc,

Penniplpanta @pe., 5pii6en II. II. u. Str.
BGfbinstUu.
yta6 elmer fIrfen, npttren6iger &eparatureH nestn einge-
petener ltrterbretHng, febt Dbennenaunte8 3teater NIB Grn-
sert-9.taI iest aus 9feue Rem publtfurt CUR llnteI baltuna
pften. Der Undergraduate beebrt lid einern see6rten pu6lttunn
bic au5eige su MAIDEN, baB tu6tise &infler unb 8lnitltrin.
men, iVrpbl fir 3dnJ ais fur Geiarg, eneasirt itnb uno BAT
DON teute an jesen Mbenb cine ansge3eidHete 0OrfeuHn0
ftattfnten miro, %sprldufg lei fretem @intritt. 5
Der ~8enetgten @unlt fes publitums e%ntgssenl ebenb nit
Spha6tung
lidu21 29l g. OPnaR.
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Uer(angt unO ge(uo6t.

8erlanat: e si,5s a SisfFfs sasss. s Sui ' sttti isa %sf,
SEN besaBlt Bet Sriepb gerntar6, 2OS 80. grattfr. (niof)
D11i..L%. Sin braves, beutf@eS Mdbden, wel&eS ma.
WSIlul+ f6eb unb blseIn tann fir cine YrtSat. ga.
mtlte. 9pbn $500. Naberes BET 2Cuts 8raus, Ode 0ranbs
nub StsbRr. = 81. (yaD6)
MnL~.n%~ 6ndben unb Wl1b6en BON 1913 Satrcn
SHrlUltyI" In Der 1abatsfabrit BON
Is, 80. 9dtG & Mr,
(0t0 So. % BdrrefrGBe.
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en- siIorabebrtdler aenpmmen.

New gOrt, 20. San. Sin 9rpBer nit
BaumpOle beGaoener 8 mpfer, tpelder pOn Dem
RanOnenbOot aennebeG genpmmen purpe, lit
bier angefOmmen unO alf Der Barre aufgefab<
reH.
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0eridts Terbnnblnngen.

Criminal Court Spbn @arnep bonn
3 Marplanb Gupalerie Geg. mar angetlagt,
einen 9lngriff auf @m. 6. 6almtin in Der Ib<
iidt, Jpn SIT t6Oten, semadt sa babe1. Die
3eugenausiage er9ab, DAP am 20. gtOp. b. s.
cine glnSabl &naben an Der gde BON 9erln9tOn<
ano Galpertitr. 9elpielt batten, ais Der Anse=
tlaste mitten inter ite trat uno elnent Der But
ben einen Dollar bot, pent ct ELM t6p9 auf
Self. Sapis ausbringen pple, Ser 2nabe
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Sin bilbfeb mOblirtes 3tmner 3
TIT jn sermie'ten 1T 80. 2 %QDatIpnar. : sr5r & f0r
XpbcS=Mnscioc
GrOe=eOoe SeS gtaatcs WfarpIanS.

unabbdnglger belti6er Oroen Der !0arugari.
simmtltde Mitulteber bteItr Grsg 2Sue perbsn au Der
arT teUtt Oeltnerftag, ben 81. b8, NbenbS IN llbr, itattfn.
eeneen ,rtgelntdet9en 0eridmmlnna In i6rent 8pfale rtbt
iablret9 III er Ibetntn, t6ft6R e~tnaelneet. -
Spkn QStntertne6 t., @r. Barrie.
% 8aIt. q uman n CWr SER -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-21

ES 9eutf6eS Sbeater in Sc,
S~nrnballe. - Sa pergangenen Mpntac
pegen zines eingetretenen &rantbeitsfale 81 9el5.
polatin uno aa6elOfen" ni6t sur M,lfflbrllno
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anti Die Sretter unb in 6plge beS BARN nalten=
ben ilberipruoelnoen @ibeS uns Der trrffli9eu
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v@clt Sbr ben @eiit mpoerner S66pfung ieben,
pWit Sang unb 3unogelang lnb luifsem
Springer,
u0flbt sum Sbeater SSbr, CUR SurnbaIl seben!
Sort piro bei'm @ldierflang Elm snt9lmuienlent
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iinb bic befen MrtifeI i'm Wiartte. gu taben Nr. Isl Saltt.
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DcMtfdbe 3eitfAriftem fir 1864.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-21
Mlicc Mnn SauDercin 80. 9,

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5DmncrItag, BEN Fl. Sdtrnar 1864,
Nel3paldtiir mn0 &aebelDfen
III. Der Sabrmarft s1 Mauterbrunn.
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I'm &em1Mie0Grfner.

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tiiter @irtntr nit etnem tleinen capital ,ur Nnleauna ii.
mes "1emtiesartenS~, INN rem Baltimore @adtng Mlarft 3u
5er5prsen. "
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0eue An6eiaen.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

All kinds Of Job Work done at this Office, on
short notice, with neatncss ard dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK

1t was Dow, .jr-sacred be his memo
ry-who said that Life is country
dance; down outside and back; tread on
the corns Of your neighbor; poke your
nose everywhere; all hands round; right
and left. Bot Your cocoa -nut-the figure
is ended. Time hangs up the fiddle. and
death puts out the lights
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
ensiness Airsetoru.
y2. h. Time Tables.
p III W.. a. G.. R. Es. Time Fable.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

prP PtaTuRE OF TRAINS FROM PLYMOUTH STATION