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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
Mayor John NJ. Kline and the sssnaiIxs.

The "Snaiks," alias, ''Copperheads, alias
Peace Democrats, attempted to play sharp
game at our Corporation election. For the two
past years Capt. John NJ. Kline has filled the
Office of Mayor of Fremont, elected on the I'm
ION ticket which position he filled with credit
and homer to himself, and great advantage to
the Corporation In word he was a model
Mayor Being such, the ''Snaiks' conceived
the luminous idea of putting him on their tick
ct for Mayor, with the belief that they could
by that means distract and divide the Union
party and thus elect their ticket But they
most signally failed in their object for Mayor
Kline, on being made acquainted with the fact,
put quietus on it by issuing the following no.
tiee in hand-bill form:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08

Our forces have captured II cannon so far in
their present expedition up Red river.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
A Noble Commitment


below from Gen. Mcpherson carry its full force
The compliment TO the Ohio soldiers of the 18th
Army Corps is one that should make the State
proud ofits men, and we trust the hopes of the
General, that their ranks may be repleted, will
be fully realized. What more can be said OF
Ohio soldiers than that of every regiment in the
18th Corps has enlisted into the Veterans Corps:
[coPY.
HEADo'Rs SEVENTEENTH ARMY CORPS, }
DEPT. OF THE TENNESSEE,
VIcKsBURGH, Miss, March I3, 1864
To HIS ESceHency, JOHN BRoUGH,
Governor Of Ohio:
. SIR: | take great pleasure in informing YOU
that every Regiment from your State serving in
the 18th Corps has nobly come forward and en-
listed as Veteran Volunteers, thus giving furth-
er proofs of their patriotism and of their deter
mination to stand by their Country until the
last armed rebel has surrendered to the invinci-
bic power of an American Government.
The Campaign into the heart of secession from
which they have but Just returned, requiring
the services of these Regiments, and they accor-
dinghy have been prevented from ayailing them
selves of their furlough at an earlier date. while
Regiments from other commands have been sent
home, absorbing the Recruits and filling up
their organizations. Under their circumstances
earnestly request that every effort be put
forth by your Excellency and the people of Ohio
in behalfof these Regiments.
The best interests of the service require that
men with a record SO brilliant as that which
these have now for themselves in the Army of
the Tennessee, should receive every attention at
the hands of their friends at home
The country needs such men, The organiza-
tion of these Regiments should be preserved
and they come home to you with the firm re-
solve, to use every effort to that end l SIM
cerely hope they will not be disappointed but
that they will at the expiration of their fur
Tough, return to the 18th Corps. their full ranks
bearing testimony to the loyalty and patriot
ism of the noble State of of Ohio.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JAS. B. MCPHERSON,
Major General.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
NOTICE.

Toae Voters Of the Corporation Of Fremont:
Without my knowledge or consent, and
against my wishes 1 have been nominated a
candidate for Mayor of Fremont. positively
refuse to serve if elected.
As for myself, 1 shall vote for l.. Q. Rawson
for Mayor, and for the whole Union ticket.
JOHN NJ. KLINE.
Fremont, April 4th, 1864.
This settled them, and the Union majority was
2O3-a Union gain of 14O since last Spring.
It's proper to state here that the Union nom-
ination for Mayor was rendered to Mr.. Kline,
which he refused on the grounds that he had al
ready held the office for two years, and that he
expected to be absent from town considerable
dart Of the summer,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
@NN%O
GOOD.

Aregious newspaper takes advantage of the flash style
OF adopted by publishers and thus
sensation work, which may have been heard of by
most four readers:
EoR story of thrilling interest, read the Bible,
IF you would know how much safer it is to act from
l. principle tnan expediency, read the Bible.
MO BETTER BOOK can be taken with Won into the
N country than the Bible.
II AVE you read
III This Book, these sentences, these lines?'
Each word and letter
To me better
Than chains of pearls and golden mines
1fnot. you have lost both pleasure and profit
CALL AND GET COPY
letter received at the Indian office from St
Louis says Gen. Sully, who is there, states that
large number of Sioux, $50 lodges, have come
into Fort st. Pierre to lay down their arms
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
GLORIOUS UNION VICTORIES.
Union Thunder all around the Sky-MOnday
A Bad Day fnr Srn

The result of the elections ON Monday was
most suspicious. Most everywhere the Union
ticket has been successful, and that of the reb-
el sympathisers defeated Below will be found
the returns.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08
TCoPY. I

HEADo'Rs SEVENTEENTH ARMY CoRPs. }
DEPT. OF THE TENNESSEE,
VIcksBURGH, Miss, March l5, 1864.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-08

WHAT sHAAL BE DoNE WITH THE NEGRo?-
This question is frequently asked by the Cop
perheads. We confess it is very comprehen-
sive one, and very difficult to answer fully and
satisfactorily. We suppose the rebels at the
South will continue to whip and abuse them
miscegeate with them, sell their children as they
try to do so. The best thing the Copperheads
can do with the negroes is to let them alone
The negroes can safely adopt the jeff Davis
matto: "Let us alone. ."-Medind Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ cfAik on IuWA, LIE IOrSff-ss- \
BY virtne Of special execafion directed, issred
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said comfy favor
Of rinA<il jenkins and against Samuel Knight aud
Daniel yeta4, hsye ievsed upon AID will seii 70
the highest hdr at the front door q the Clerks Once
q the Dssaft Court 81 Les County Iowa Keokuk ia
said county, the 18Th dy Of june A. d. 1854 between
the hours OF o'cocf A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ, COM
encing at O'Clock n Of saSd day the following rrcp
erty to: Being Part of the south haif Of the north
east quarter section fourteen Ia township 90 north II
wet coneIepg ut the ~osfhcasf Of said
quarter section running thence north 80 rods, thence
- rods thence south 20 rc thence 70 rods to
the place Of beginning, twenty (D Lee county
Lows, y
Taken evisd upon and to be sd by order o court TO
satisfy sid uSit Of ~xecutoA-
Keoknk, May IL 1884 IGRAEL ANDERSON,
Pvtpt~s Fee9 col EAeriG Of Lee Co. lows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
CHERIrFS SALE.

~ SfAYs % iowa, LER CuEEsH-se.
~ virtue Of general execution 70 directed issued
the Cefk q the District Court q Sid county. IN vor
cfGewee G. Abderson Co. and against John zwart B.
zvnst and John MrDoae3d, ] haze levied upen and
wfl sen TO the highest bidder, ~ the frppt deT q
the Clerks OGfe 81 h< rstrct fpt u Lee county Iowa
q keckuk, In said county, the 18th day Of Nay,
1854 between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
r NJ commencing nj o'clock r. NJ Of said day fol-
lowing property, towt: 10 feet inches front Main
street. commencing at point 80 feet n VI. from Y.
II lot n IN bEeck u.s. being eleven feet 'front.' OF
hot II md 81 ss on OF lot H. IN block l2s IN the city
~ Keoksk, Lee county, lows. extending even width
through IL end Of said lcts Levied upon ~ the
prcpeFfy Of rAid John Mcdonald
Taken levied uyon and TO be cold By order OF Court 70
satisfy said witt ofexccution.
Keoknk. Apr ~ a. IGkAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee y o. Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

DIABETES
IMITATION OF TIE HHcx py THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF rAE KIDNEYS,
CArARRH on rH1
BLAD~xH.
sERAHouARY AND BURNING, Oh PAINFUL
uRIxATIrd.
~ 49, 4ssasss u truly ne elm r-ueAy .nA
- - assss y 0il q its v3aiss. 4 sineis dess
has essa kas ~ = rsateS he 1sls ufRent synp&oa
Aii ss sss Sszk ana s1reeea 10 Mo- sssarss.ss
ssy = u ceasi.siss water VIII rssievs Ssu me-
YHvuClANs
H.s fs.saisss glvss p sAs9s pfssshp. sssssssal
An1pR - IL tgonlDG01 u thOio Aisoasno anA enlR
sssSAsn Ssr ne vsnt n sstasf renssy.
oON8fTUfiON 1AfRR
Hes proved itself equal % the ssk that has asveivsd
upoa u.
DiuRErIcs
Irsssts ana dre.eh the hiensys, And by enns. .pt
500 isa = Asaieassssssasts snd csnarns1 dis
n yrsse.s y. c..usss.sse. w.s-r !. u. p.,,,e
~ ~ essvissea ~ Is - paal n ssloving me
49, q Ahs1se ~ vl,eA u ~ kssn foaad - eni-
si y rsvsrssl ~ - s1ssssa Daseing = valsss1s
srsneAy = afsra y nss Ne rsgise1sais of Pstses
READi nsADf R1ADIf,
DAnvsssa. - Jsne - Ie0-Dr. ~. n. e.,
q. =. - q v.lsrls !vsss,.ls.s 80 ivs
Ne nlgeL eal = Ase neasAs - ebsal any poanAs
= xsiEss, rs.sas scs 800 e ysly, III. IPse-
d tvs ss sss slsassis IRE. 50 ssssr rsesis-
&c ~ sasalsss1 hsaatA- Ys.p ss.ly.
.sg zsss y --.-.-- 8, - - = e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
C,OR sALF-CHRAP-Dr. HicI,

Il offers his beautiful rsuencs two miies Nom tsxa
for sale 1t consists OF sustanalfy built well nsided
cottage, with ten rooms cellar two csterns eoo
barn. thirty of land stock pcnA grape axur six
varieties Of grspes -four Memberships tfee pach psar
pium cherry apricot nectsrine, 6bsrfan cab ssssrai
varieties currant, raspberry, gcosebey strawberry re-
The land ID we'll fenced and in high sssfs Of citivnr
ton. Ten wheat and tan to uafs-lopk-
ing extremely well.
This property will be sold Tor $500 cash which II the
present premium specie, - about onethird cost II
not sold by the hrvt Of June the price vii be evApced
the property withdrawn from market. Enquire Of
may10 H. n fEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
RD1GHN6BHR.
fhaS I'm Dl1TRRB II
NO T. ALc ONO LtCt
rss1Alxs - Eynues wnMxT.
And Can't Make DFunkaPds
--~--~D But
rs TINE UEST TONY[
N THE WORLD.
~ Read Who Says So:


cssrss ,rsns~sss, =. J., iernssiy q sAe xsss
I. e.;Ase ca.rseSs. U.s..
have kssvs Hssosn1t Ossns. Bitten favorssly
fsr nanssy ~ yesSt. Z Asve sssa thsa In my own
fs0ily, a. hare ssss pleased viii their ss>ess
-. %
lss ias -, ss1 esriss d ssssItio q taose q
- " y No. Sc ~ r 49,:
ltk6s ~ fedsaassAaflsa viii bes J. l Do this
-: :e :. :. $780,: s iai:asaa =
foup truly, LEVI @. BECK.
EssysDs1ia 4 Esiessss Know ledge, ana Chsi.si.s
Chreaiels, PhiiaA.
Ahhsssh net AinpoanAt = axes or reepune.A P,ssp4
!. sa .ss. !. sss.:
saSssiss i.vs-ssssvs1isv 10. - snsss prspsisiiss
1. ~ b ~ thsssa.istssse The ssssas
10 - nSnsss ,ss.A4y /. rson< " nssausss
oefnea !tt4ers IsspsrsA y n O , sIsskasa. q
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Z I. 1911. .i.s:Es. - l.Nestsao Y friend
jsdses gSseS ssaas. ssa fsr escosrsesasnt 70 ~
1sa, SAsa s10erss fren sress and icng coneinosA
bif1t. - oftAsss bottles 81 49, Mnars,af ~
rssa, asa rssrsaissa dsfrse q bodily ana 1esssi
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I1Wr0H sRcTr1 rs,.eS
49, a.. aev yes. n. K....,s P,.,o, - -. ~
sspsise Chsren.
| N. yseksen-Desr Sir: have been frequently re-
eunaeA " cesnees ny naDs sish corn nendasio o.
= - 81 ~ sspr oprisss spSsss savs Is m -
ose,in.d -. va ei-sr ssesS 3 y.rso.s iss,s..s
and pars.laIiy in ~ fAniiy Of NE usefulness Of DR.
.%s1 Sc.,S - srnrs~ ~ mt rSe.sssscs ~. ~
gsssr.l a.si.y = - sys:. .sa especially lor Ii,.
Il No All; eus useaiiy. ses - Il yin
b vssy bsnsacai to ibsss uhs sssss frs sAe absvc
ii q nknuApn IA
Rsshtk Ae,o. ce.s.s - ps;;,.s
&
re. canssl, e.rs.ss:.n Pc Penn =. - ''s'''
pv.c.n =. sseteo,-p,sr Sir: p.r,c,., srper,..~.
80 =. - ~ ~, rsr.rA - a;srs.p n,ss
s..I..:a y =. !: =. :.s.,..s seems =
sss1 .,s sEss - ~ ~ S.,, ave ssss
ssssss:s 20 ss.s. ~. -. = 80: '''
1s ~r p.
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sss~ss sss Ysrn reS.s = n,'sa sa's -
i. F1askR,
.- =.
Celsssss m II asl Gilsssosn tPa.) Dapast
cAsrsAss.
.r .! nev heclsalss q. z
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

~ The tidisgs Of General Gnntse
sucesnn havs reached Ben Fransisso 81
the city h Wild With rejoicing. j. -. 2 Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
EOR NALE-2oO acre. Of l.nd ia

Il ACRES under fence and - acrss al tnhss NTH eod
frame dwelling. containing roomA and other ont
buildings. This farm h weli watered has 1eq apple
trees cherry, plumb and other fruit together With
farm desirable This land IL situated rx miles ncrt q
Carthage, Hancock Co, Dfinois ord b. bcagAf M
rs per For further information enquire of John
McMellen on the place, or TO n. b TEN-kYCK,
may11 Renl kstate ARf Kepkuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26
.EoR7 SALE.

EOR 6ALE-Lots and 8 L. Block
ISL, on Dea Moines street, bstvsen l7th and lsth
Theea ps are vary ntcely located ana uzl bsso3A u
how price fur cash. Enquire Of
meh2a s s La fE&KyCx-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

LVh oaLE-Jo ecFes land, 10 ACfeo
timber, dcablelog house and iog harm Is acres ~
In grain al under fence well wsfered with fruit azd
other treess located eight miles Of Crotou In Van Du
county, Iowa This iaRd yu BE- scd ~ SIC Per srs
and ttie god Enquire Of n. B. TEy-KYCK,
may1l Real B,tsfe IA. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

PaosAsL1 RsruRN OF rHI Goxle or
l810.-Mf. Watson, Of the observatory
At Ann Arbor, in Michigan, discovered,
on January 9th, new comet, which he
asasnAssas ycEy largsrnd bright; witha
tail one and half degrees in length, and
= nucleus strongly condensed At the
esntFs. II ssupplement and ccmst cir
cular, accompanying the January number
Of the American Journal of Science and
Art, it is said: 1.-THE elements almost
exactly resemble those Of the comet Of
1910. 90 that there can Be- very little doubt
of the identity Of the two comets. Wheth-
or this is the FIRST return 70 the perihelion
since 1910, or whether it has returned
several times unperceived, must be deci-
ded by subsequent observations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

from his master aato thee" 10. Deit.
3: u, "a. ThsseAss ~ faslsy thsie
10 no denying them. Some may lament
that it il %, others may glory in it; but
al must admit the conclusion, that It is
. natioaal svil, involving us in nstional
guilt and If God be q just God, and I
have no doubt be is, We must either put
II away OF continue to suffer for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

~ At Gettysburg $4,000 muskets
were taken. 1t is stated that Of these
"a 900 were found to be loaded, $4,000
containing two loads, and 5000 from
three to ten loads each. In many instan-
ces half a dozen balls were driven in on .
single charge of powder. In some cases
the former possessor had reversed the
usual order, placing the ball at the bot
tom Of the barrel and the powder on
top.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

Slfs.@o sls3.@5 $ls3.3sS %
81 Railroad stock owned by the company;
loo shs IIartd n HRR $1,000 3neo e2o,ooo 90
81 Interest accrued -...-...-..r-..-.... 2,J6 "a
4th. All other property Of the company. lass Is
Total assets OF the company communion. 1854 eiO4s
>. The amount Of liability due, not due to
banks or other creditors by ths Company
None.
q. LOSSES adjusted and dne-none
{. Losses adjusted and not dne-.... ..-s t-zs3 30
: LOSSES unahJasted .....-..-. 1Aooi 30
9. Losses in saspen-e waiting further proof-none
10, All other claims against the essn.ians-noias-
H. The greatest amount insured 10 any risk Is
L. The allowed By rules Of the
pAny To be Insured IN any city. town viilageno
rule has been adopted.
IL. The allowed he insured In any
hiock-no rules have been sdopsed, depends upon ts
eot1strue ton.
IL Ne part Of the capital earnings deposited in any
State security for s--ss therein
IS Certified copy Of Charter Of Incorporation sent
heretofore.
Az HASTINGS President,
" c. HASTINGS Secretary.
HARTFORD, Jan III lssi-state Of Connecticut, County
II Hartford s.
Personally av5.ersl A n Hastings President, and
William c Hastings, Secretary, Of the North American
Fire Insurance Company. and mad. osth that the forage
ing statement by them subscribed IS true fail and
its. 50 far a-erainsi AT this date, it, setal condition
On the Sist Of December, 1863.
Before me. EDWARD GanDNsS
Commissioner fer lows, In Hartford Conn
H,Rrroap, Jan 4th lseista,e Of connet lieut. County
II Hartford.
l. Edward Goodman Commissioner for the stass os
Iowa. DO hereby certify that the request Of the 0eers
Of the North American Fire Insurance Company Of Hart
ford have examined tbs said Company and
from sIch examination find said Com any p-t<-se u
actual Capital Of Three Hundred Thousand DtiArr all
II which is clearly forth in the ANNEXED state
neni of the condition Of said COMPANY to the Auditor 81
the Stale Of Iowa
- In witness whereof have hereunte NJ
L. hand and a f,,,s M n o tna .ess
Co.. h. Stat. Il las in Hax+ f,x3 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

AUDITORS OFFICE. IowAh
bcs Moines Jan. H. ls63.
IL Is hereby certified That this the fourteenth day
Of January, lst statement he in this oce
showing the condition Of the North American fre Iusu
Company located at Hartford in the Of Con-
necticu the first das Of January. A. D. 1854 In
corance With provision u Act If the General A.
sernby of the State uf Iowa. enf An Act in relation
To Insurance Cempanics. approved Jan 18th 1857 and
an oct ntafory thereto approved Feb 9Th 1855 and
Act in relation TO Life Insurance Companies approved
March Eth. ls3; that said shows that said
Company is possessed Of the requisite VI capital
and invested required by Law.
Authority Is therefore given In the above named Com
pay transact their appropriate business Of Insurance
in this State In accordance with the laws theresa until
the 3ist day Of January, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sxsy-fye.
1t is also certified That H. B. Ten-Eyek Esq If Keo
kuk has been duly appointed by said Company their law
full Agent and Attorney for the county Of Ire with full
to take risks Of Insurance therein and 1 scknowI
edge service II process provided by law upon his All
ing with the Clerk Of the District Court In and for said
county, certified copy OF the fe in thi.
office 1t is further certified that ths attached
and correct copy Of the said statement.
~ In Testimony Whereof, l have heretnto sci
my hand and aii xed my seal Of Office this l@tt
| ! day Of January. A. D.. 1854.
- J.w. CATTEII-
Jan y. Auditor of state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

1l9s btfssrs se l61MMed hon CuFepl
HAyx AID - GIvE. BRslss sAfnsAC1lssfz.
HAVE Moak TEsrEMONYl
Have More Respectable People
to Vouch for Them
Than any other article In the market.
Ne .Deiy ssy one 70 CentraAic this Assertion.
AND WILL PAY 5000
To any one that viii produce Csrtsheats published
By 10, that 10 not 0EEuIxs.
HooF1ASD'S GERMAN DITTnRS
WILL cuaE svsaY cAss or
CArenie Or Aervsns Debllity. Diseases Of The Kil-
neys, al liseases a5istng ffsa lis-
ordered stomach.
Observe the Following Symptoms,
Resaltiny from Disorders Of tie Digestive
Organs.
Constipation Isward Piles RulIness Of Blood 10 the
Dissas, Tor Pood, Puliness Or weighs in The
stomach. Soar EFucsations, smiling or
Fiattering, a the Pit Of the
Stomach. Swimming Of
The Head, Hurried
Breathing, Fiuusring
At ths Heart, Choking or euf-
locating Sensations when In
lying posture. Dinnsss Of
viSon, Dots or Webs
bsfsrs the sight, Fever and
DullP in the Head, Dencien-
-.ey Of PesspAratisn, Yeiiovnsss Of the
SKIN and Eyes, Pain In the Side, back,
Chest Linss, Ac, SUDDEN PiusAss Of Heat.
Burning in the Fie4h, Constant imaGfninss Of
Rvii, and great Deprsssion OF Spirits, ssver, 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09
REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

wv Acres OF land for sale, considerable portion Of
Chica under cultivation 10 the central part Lee
Loanty and within thirty minutes by Railroad from
hechuk. This iandis ADM fitted for sheep or
s,ocs lsIm, an will be sold st low price. An OPP
pertuniU, sueh rarely occars Ia here offered for
making most desirable Investment. Title perfect
Enquire OF H. r. TEN-RyCK
keokuk, Nov. IL. Re FL re,.te A-r&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

$4,000 sls3, 3e5 s1s3, 3e5 90
! ID Railroad stock owned by tho company;
| loo shs IIartd 4 HRR $1,000 2e0 e20.ooo 90
81 Interest accrued Observation-Disclosures. 900 OF
4th All other property Of the eemrans..... lass Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09

~ Ira Davenport, one of the Daven-
port brothers, was arrested 1t Sturgis,
Mich, last week for refusing to take out
a license to exhibit spiritual manifesto
tons in demonstration of the souls i'm
mortality" After hearing. he was re-
quired to give bail in the sum of $500.
Immediately after his bonds we're given.
he was again arrested for giving exhibi-
tons without a'government license. This
he paid. Still another suit was enter
ed BY the village of Sturgis for the same
cause. Sturgis is excited BY this matter.
E Rev. l.. Shaw, of Pennington,
Maine, enlisted last week, but the sur
geon rejected him on account of his teeth.
He insisted that he would carry = coffee
mill that would il hard tack so that he
could eat it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-09
REMHn6B1R,
That this BIrrERs ID
NOT A COHOllC.
CONTAINS N0.RIxpR wHBKr,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
i
IS THE BEST TONIC.
WORLD.
H Read Who says So:

Prom the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pembertop, N. J., formerly OF the North
Baptist Church Phllsf.
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foufs truly, LAW 6. BECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.

The revolution through which the American nation is passing is not mere local convul sion. It "a war for a principal which concerns all mankind. It is the war for the rights of the working class of mankind, as against the usurpation of priviledged aristocracies. You can make nothing else of It. That is the req
 son why, like shaft of light in the judgment day, it has gone through all nations, dividing to the right and left the multitudes. For us and our cause, all the common working class es of Europe-all that toll, and sweat, and are oppressed. Against us. all priviledged classes, nobled, princes, bankers aud great manufactur
 CTS, and all who live at ease. A silent instinct, piercing to the dividing of spirit joints, and
 marrow, has gone through the earth, and sent every soul with instinct.vs certainty where 1t belongs. The poor laborers of Birmingham and Manchester, the poor silk weavers of Ly, ons, to whom our conflict has been present starvation and lingering death, have stood
 bravey for us No sophistries could blind or deceive Mem-they knew that our cause was tseir cause, and they had suffered their part heroically as if fighting by our side, because they knew that our victory was their victory. On the other side the aristocrats and holders of exclusive privileges have felt the instinct