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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
Quebec, Dec. 10.

Thirty companies Of volunteers have
been dispatched to the frontier this week.
Lamo.h, chief Of police of Montreal, has
resigned, doubtless to avoid dismissal.
II is reported tha. Canssol had also re-
sigued, but it is untrue.
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New York, Dec. 19.

New York, Dec. 19.
The fiscal agency Of the United States
for the 9Th National Bank Of the United
States is taking subscription for thirteen
millions lO-4Os.
Those who telegraph to that bank TO-
morrow Tuesday may secure > portion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

Most men determine 70 have living
i they die tof II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
TT LIDAY G IF rs!
Great Bargains in Jewelryl

w. FORSYTH co. IL a. ~ Nassau ST. New York.
(sdjoinng the Post oce offer FOR sale the following
tuaQniGeent tef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
WATCHES, CHAINS, ygWELRf, &C.,

Valued at $4,000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
and not TO be paid for until you know what
you are 10 get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
KAMmER,s MUSIC noon.
E1TNA INsURANCE CALENDAR

80 ~ 1885. and new edsticn cf United States Ex-
cse Tax Law, both ready gRatuious distribution to
aal wso vtn ell ~ Ct 90. =. Z. TxN-EYCk,
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The articles In this stock Of Jewslry Of the neatest
and fashionable styles Certd aes 0f al tue yari
articles put in sealed envelop aud mixed thus
giving all fair chance and sent by mail for % cent?
each ard the receipt Of the csrtcrif il Il your
option 10 send ONE DOLLAR and tsks the Article named
ia It, Five rfcates, 81 81 ven. ~ thirty, IS:
sxty-ve SO: one hnnared sij Certificate mouey DO
enlos with the order. Correspondence promptly
swered
~ish IL distinctly understood that 1nr business In
Lottery. The object Of this Of selling Is to
give pa, ehasers the opportunity Of buying Jewetiy
the Wholesale prices with the chance c getting Watch
other yaiua ie article and all goods sent,
satissctory be returned and the money viii he
funded
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment Send
for Circular. Address, ". FORSYTH A CO.
deci9-dsw3m AZ AID - Nassau IT New York.
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Nermifbtes.

* gbetBt Dap 8 en. g ullp Grpepi=
!, tipn, tlde betanntIi6 Die Snoianer l6mer se=
: si6ti bat, gu Der Embedding flbrte, oab Der
i. 2eUo1tOne iebr gut ppn fla6sebenoen 9amz
g pff befabren percen tann. 9as Winti9ite
az lit, baB BET oieler 8%elegenbeit oas 2anb
I AnbIi6 our6fOrl6t 1T, 1no pab oaielblt I'm.
kbeure Qa9er Der id0nlteu Steinfcblen su Saa
-reten iOlen cine fir unlere bplsarmen 8raiz
rien uno in Der gtdbe Der mineralrei6en Sell
iengebir9e bS4it widtige GntOedln9.
SaS SanpnenbpDt v@alena,"
auf peldem WcGlelIan feline 9orbeeren erruns
gen baben iUa, fam am Sreitag in Bbilaoel.
pbia al.
SIN Npr0 It en- BON Snbianu
berri6t in bieiem Iu9enblide siemli6e Muire=
9ung in 6plse ppn GpIoentoeduneen, bic mar
an ben tIeinen GreefS, pel6e in ben Dbern
aatatee einmiinoen, gema6t bat. Sine Wleng.
Meni4en iino nab benz neuen GIpCrabp trpt
bes unsiniti9en @etters binsepilsert, nm ibr
Sell su pcriuden uno na65uieben, oh etpas
Mabres an ben gemeloeten @~ntoeduneen 1T.
8teI!ei6t weroeu Die GOlbidger tein @Olo, mpbl
aber nelle Steintpblerlaeer finben uno 10 benz
nprpmeili6en Sbeile bes StaateS, tpenn ni6t
F6 ielbit, einen Sienit e~ripeiien.
= Batter OeEteI lit elm 6auptterl. -
Was manbmal fir 2eitartitel bat, oas
lit tutrflid pubig. Sn Der ~neuelten Summer
ieines &IoOoerabutld bringt CT einen v2eaoer",
benz bic NCrte oes 2ieoes limb Der Meni6
iCIl nidt itpl3 fem" gu Granbe geIegt iiuo.
8ffig lit bic politii6e Gintbeiluns in ieinem
vYIaubertib6en." ga lobt 8ruoer Anores
ben WteGleqan uno Braber Gbritiun pertbei4
btgt ben alien Nbrabam. Spmit lit fir ieeen
pUIitii6en Gei6mad etpaS ba unb Der 9ater
cO%mprUmitirt iid ni6t mas's seben, pie eS mill,
vSeir fhls pie bic S4lansen uno falid wie
Der Seufel."
Sic 3ptb bdute wDIIen teiue
Greenbads.-9te Superior Gitpv @asette4
idreibt u9ie 3abluns Der Sabresseloer an
Die Snoianer 81 Spno on Sac am Iebten WiOn
tage gin9 uneep0bnli6 rubig pom itatten. =
9as ein5ise 8emertenspertbe mar Der i6riitz
lt6e BrOteit, pel6en bic Snoianer 9esen bic
8esabIung ibrer S~abresseIoer in 8apierselo
einreidten. Sic b~ebaupten, ba6 lie na9 ben
8ertru9s : StipulatiOnen 8eSablang in @plo
beanipruden f0nnen uno ertldren, Dap wenn
Die 8eSablung in 8apiergelo 9eleiitet piro, bic
ieIbe na9 benz Marttpreiie erfp[sen iOlte. Gle
ndbmen bic ausbeSablte Sumnle muir ais cine
tbeiltpeiie 3abIuns oeS ibnen 3utOmmenoer an
uno ertldrten, oab iie I'M nd3iten Sabre @Dlo
buben miBten.
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llniOnsOff3iere in MatamoraS iebr supOrtOmz
nerb. l3mii6en Matamora8 uno NemsDOrt
miro elm ltarter t6unoel %er6fnet.
&pr WObile 9lles rubis; Die 9epei9enbapte
iino Der Staot 10 nube, haB man bic 9amen in
ben Stroben ieben fanr.
Nem~OrIeamS, 1. Sop. Nabridten
BON Seras nno Wterito itimmen ni6t nit Obens
9eiu9tem therein. GUrtinaS foil auf cine Grpe.
oitiOn nab GGmar9O 9eidtdt fem. Dtejia lit
Seneraliiinus. Sin oreitdgiger Sunoan9p
purce gu Gbreu Der Gtablirung Der NutbOritdt
MerimiIian's OerprOnet ; an bemielben nabmep
feline Merituner, auber ben 0fisieren Meiia'S,
She'll.
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Der asirat 8IOriba aetspert!

8CtUn, Z. Nppbr. Ser Ser. Staates
Samptr Seariuge, OaS S6iff, weldes ben Bi-
raten alabama in ben Sruno bpbrte, Lief beate
NIT eiem She'll ber Mannidaft pes Yiratens
9amrprS 6lprioa bier elm, pelder ppn benz
Ser. aaten 9ampfer @aibuietts in Der 8ap
BON 81 Salpaopr oenrrnmen nuroe.
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sn6aftens-effee Der Der: q Ct !. Mrmee
Hp. 20 Soutbitr.
Rnltfuipre I'D, :. WoD. 1850.

yaaftimpre. Nlb., 7, Ytpb. 1884.
9srfe3sIte HnssSsts, !a 9nPt'qqaSS p a : 10 SI is r' sntt
gsger senpnmsn UNI Rem Ser. ct SaSfhsna' Ssear'snhen1
su lie ern! .a.@3a 1.t.n.
Sts ak.uIietern an ter 9 cats S&Iennaaae TIT &dItt-
more Wb, lie 1000 Slid tunebalb 10 3asen. Die
5efbtn perben ~ 3og nab tbrer Antunft anf MSns"
bes Gsataftsrs eegUpr. Ste mullen iimimtlta NM
aef1br 1900 pfo. @rcs.Stmt6t tabsn. Mgs E mIs
1000 Tfb. pIeeenbe Buueu, Stiert, Dozen. RneS 0'"'
Der uns unsrtSrntts &inbpist piro surndetntslea:
ETr ie6eS @tId ptrb In tteieut @pntratte etn @pyas wv
10 nh. am @ert6t etlautt, mCfert fS Ebter ntma ! " '" ~
Stunpe IN Der 9Rrre eehanben peer Tt3t nnm'ne''"t wv
Eprmulare fur ApesbOte fSnnen pen OSigeT Dntas s srS
in 9eriou DbsE per YOlt Uesr per atlsgtGss n TsSSs SSsIIfe ss.r.
zen nint TT Setra6t sejC8en, u... % 65strt
Die 8esttruns Otrlao9t bas ttets StaS. I, = y a..
r,tdNs etn,sIn asppeen ptrb; ee Aussope paTnF Mub w
Tartbte tragen, Ste I'D i'm Mbf3aSsn pes Ss%tatS ss s,ra NJ
SsreS Nndebct muB Opn elmer Sardnitee pn amet ptlAnt'
noTtItden 9eripnsu teslvittt fsin. Gas Sprn'nlar etsFtaF
lautet State Of
40 hereby guarantee that III (Or are) able TO
fnlfil a contract in accordance with the terms OF
mis- Cor their) proposition, and should his Tor
their} proposition be accepted, he Tor they Will
ut once enter into a contract in accordance there
with, and we are prepared to become MS sec9ri'
ties. giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
filment.
Dte 8trantprrtli6t,tt berieais.u, bic bteit SaarGnttt &C. G.
Ban. mus mttteia stnsr pom sIsrt Der na9Esn G IN ~.
ibetntguua nddeepte1en werben.
Inbteter riNen ann, tue ietn, un1 tbrs An9epete gu DC
f~taftgen, rpb bVrberettst ielu, Slrsl@att tar AnsIaeruh
bes GSutrdttS All eeben, ebe &c be Office ~rerlahtn.
Die Rsgtermue behalf It'd has Rt5t Srr, Elm pStr aue IN
ssbOts 3uridj ureNst.
3ablungen perben rad ister &bIteferung Ia lVl3tn VSnS
gen1a6t ais tn Endt fnb ~enn feline %sVrbanpeu' mtreflSea'
ais fDlbe %einfCmmen, duSbeSablt. a2n
@cri6l5ee muhtr beutIt6 PROPOSALS. Foh BEE
CATTLE" beri6rteben unb an Capt. 5. 3. 9tlntan' e'S
Balttnpre, Yiby abrefitrt fetn.
E5Q8enu bas GAsebDt I'M Stameu ether 5irmd ett9tbt
mafen BITE 9lamen her 3betlnehner fcrie bic YpfofT1ce 8
uau ~auseseben letn pber es ptrb nt&tt in Setra@t eeiDsen.:
Sebt perfpn cher trees 9fttsItep elmer Guund wel1e al
gsBete maht. mus etr en- Ereuetb fur be Wer.St: We9terul
ketleaeu, neun utbt eth lpI6er 5eretts aut eteer Sittce reg
artrt purhe. lsf
ItGn6ebDte fbteisn Sprt6rttten mia
1suau @fpm menos perbeH oGrpprten
s 5, 8tIman,
~tusog-19) 9apttan unb g. 6. u. e. u.
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Oenti6hr Nritfr.
nsl6t tn Ger entIif&tn eiRe satbAIten Fnb.
NRkNltNtA


0lib Nrnplb, WiiB Sarab u. 8amberqer,
Wib blum, DliB u. .. 8rumea, DliB Marp
8apruse WGb 6. Golfer, MiB Wiarie 9araen,
Wib GrnOlD, MiB Nnna Rilisle, Mib 6. Sol
Senberser, Yli6 emma Gilbert, MiB @.@@.
@ibbs, Dlib SObanne @aniewia, Mib 9errp
,5il5bein1, YtB Carolina 6arnbert, Wlrs Cath.
Mumpp, Dig 6 Q Nidolis, Mrs 9apio Opz
penbeimer, Wlrs Gbriiian 0epel, Mrs girainie
9prter, 0liB Wturia 8asteI, Sophie Stall, wis
Minnie StrObrmann, Mib Martba Springer,
Dtib Wurie Dalter, Mrs emma @inter, Wlib
2aurd Seller.
berreRItH Ne.
S Otto, is 6 8ipinO, S Ybilipp, u Sfaat
Sid, 9reier & 5Obn, Or. S @ @eins, SOlepb
Sitter, .@m M Saooler, 5 SauerbOff, Go
min Sdend, SnO S6mffer, g S9uma6er,
@m S6aum, % S SUnneburn, Ebalbeimer,
Chapman & Co., 9 @atsburser, 8eni Dinter,
@m Weis, SObn @ilbelm,
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GitO Gommifiioncr8 Sffce.1

a29st1 sE 81ttt m ete, i. s9tp1. 1864
@erResslte @neebSte lptrtea in btelsr Office bis Treitas,
BEN IL. ,. NJ, Mbenes 8 utr aneeuornnten trerhen, UNI bic
~5nsetteRr., Spifben Spuibas unb @dlSertRr., su ~arotiren,
pIiufern unS ;u reynrireH, ftrnsr nrue Steinplatten sn lee
gen u. T. ~. e sesfeE
Vonl Contractor Wirb terIanst, iG NIT gutter BIraItaft
osrbtnfIid Su MAIDEN, bdB CT feinem @%Cntratte ftritt nd6s
fGmnasn lam. mic sS bic SrbtnarJ "@Rabltfbtns q SYfem
q @raetns:. yaptne. snS, @epaetns tlbe STREETS, 9dnes .aae
#fs3 tASDb 6 NTH.
t1npD6nljn2 y GIertftt Stabtsg rmrnt5f6re.
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lUu(Qulgto,,, Q. e.

I 9entf6e8 2eben in MIeran@
orta. 2ebte &O9e belt Der beuti6e Sc
~Ian9oerein uMdnner9pr" einen l~olennen
Ball ob, nno cine sr6bere @nsabl Seutonen,
alS lie in oieiem pir9iniiden Stdbtden p.riam@
melt mar, a%mitiirte ii4 IN ungetribter !6eiter-
teit biz sum iriben Worgen. SIC 81
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eiearafcier in NshilnheIphin.

8FttabeIpbta, 8. Stop. 9ie nnicn@
@hbs paraOiren our6 bic StraBen unO freuen
ii6 BIS 8ablfeges. 9as benz. 9%auptquartier
lit finter. Man eIuubt ulgemein, Uub Der Staat
init 9Ober WlaiOritdt repubIitanii9 assan9en it.
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S0bamn MARTIN SetiAIer,
friber G6ubma6er in Waltimpre.

rbtr Abam 8etf8Ier, Hel&ere tenfaas fraber tn BAL.
ttntpre lebte, fnb BON ibrent In 6tIenbile, S~efierfpn @puutp,
gtsccnfn. ~lebenben Srnber tSptann gcnrab RttE6Ier er.
iu6t ibf irtaIS ais na6eIt6 Ndtrtdt per YOt Sutun,r,en 3u
loilen. NO lie i& itst ~kefiafsn. !SrSenh eu 6rtuAb rbtr
1etannter ~beriel'tn, benz tteft Nufsreeruns IN @eF&1
ttnmt. 1T trfu6t etntrt Seer ben dnbern baron In aenmtni6
~ ieken unb tbn ~ eeranlaien, fetnem 8ruber utter rbiser
Acrthc taIb ~ fbrstteu. t8nrp)
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5urrab fur 2iMenlu unh Sobnlun

.NQe Na6ri6ten bertten barauf bin, baB Gin
coin ais 8rdiioent fIr Die ndditen 4 Sabre
pieOer eripdblt lit. 2eiet Die unsebeueren 8abl=
beri6te. Mqe freien Staten 9eben Mebrbei.
ten benz Manne unierer Wabl. gbre ben 9az
triOten, bic bas 2ano Dor benz i6ma6uDIen Dtc<
GleIans Nptbidilbs Concern retten helftn!
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&cfdmnfm0chum0

Die SetrnpmssSttQe In Sgr .@erindntna ptrb tnuerbalb
bret DsUnaten triebtet unb ntM su tefesen. Darduf Refttfti-
Isnte tbrer gDrtnuns unb &eerenSen an ben llnter3ei6netem
rthten. ~r a&
Nur tol&e, bic cute Gmptblunsen tttsttnseu tGnnst,
brauden f& 3u meIpsn. ,asai2 3a8 \
4 t7ncp2gDl sea6 g. 90. Gail, Wr1f
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Cub fano seitern i'm bielisen Wiartte auf
247 uno in NewsYOrt auf 249. !6Offentli9
miro oieies unperiddmt bube Brdmium ni9t
LANCE nebr anbaIten uno OaIelbe bulo unter
200 auriidaehen.
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Siin Nrenlnnfifr. 05nllpercill.

Den Wlitslittern rbistn 8ereims jur Naart6t, tas na&itn
DHnnerftas, Den 10. gtDy, has erie Sch sertauft mtrb unh
werben ate &auFuRteen Ct fuGt f9 babel etaaufnSen. Gbenip
wtrhen Gne DteitntBen, tvelGe nod Mntteile su nebnten MIN.
faen, einetlaben, f@ bet 3rut& SdulB, Ode Gremont Anb
Dsptrfr., einSufAben. Agas3H es tEaRE4 4aE4sH
.g.yNA5S saaSpbn NJ YraL.
Dan. Red. 6srr. asRfasS1 'aslE4s 9 -MD
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Ma0anfe s.. =. W0Der.

bic ~berntmte Datriasefin, 1T Arieter snrlfsetebrt son tbrer
Rrtfe uab etebt wteser AIstuRft rte juSpr lber ale Geeens
nanee ss meni5lthen 2etens; tnbern tie Bic vahre unb refine
Austnnft ettbt an6 TIRE hefrnheEe @GteR unh Mtfenlhaften
unb fnnae srlneli&i fnb unh Aalen @Iauben ~perbienen, 70
tt ne BIT fCnhers jn1 ~emptetlen. 9ptaI rber 3tmMer: NC. 5
8. QaA nabe BalttncreR De-. uben i'm erfen TlcOr. l26lntSDl
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9IOfts.
WirtDl6altss
0lltcS 2eitunos.N opier

III ia Cuantltdtsu Sn Ia 900 etads 81 e~rtanieu Ia
aBeder Oftes,
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NerfGnfer inn OrO6en Mno &lcincn
made ID hermit aufl nieiu Eager BON 0~iubarssr, G1ttta unt
Sanitation, S6weijertife, 96nttdfe une xrautertdie Guf.
lhertfkm, welhe to jn beua btGtefen Ntdrttpretfe eertaHfe.
Mud babe ID fptttn ausgejethnete eerdn6erte SpedGale
.ertnlten. 9enrA Rntfele
(Otts-l8 sts s3s. Isl %. wrattfr. uate .gtGrlesfr
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8. YEnrn.

,. XNNFO. % =
Die alte 8. aparh 1T .aa riabt~~Sie 1T ft.i Spn 3istuus
Der Sdasmether unbs has Scmlte baben It'd fur 3ablune
Ter Stulb Serpft1tet, bic gema@t rer6en nluste, nm bic
gDarb 81 befreten; nnb lie fcrbtrn NIT 0ett, bn6 bic Der Bic.
bang MnttrrCrfenen Burger btee Sdulb burb 8eifelern
jakltn. Als etrItGt Wtdnner feb SIR fir bteflbe b~afttar,
hnrnn tcntrat teute (Wiittpct, .. NDS.) Abenb- Z lbr Mae
3ur Determining BET 5rn. Dds, Sde @dnal unn YrdttStr.
no Sas @cnetttpns GOnats lsinen 8;rtdt aSfntttn pirs.
.. VI. evans graf.
R s. 6tnleric ion Sttr. (Mt
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MaOore=OFTcc

tL#
kG baltimore, Z. Nss.5 1856.
Die AMfmeriiamteit es pnblitums trtr6 auf fplgente
Orbtnant gelentti Gtne Oroindnt. ais Supplement az Ter
Sretnans betitelt: .@tne Srbtndnb az regultren bic sufr
ftnrelnn9 BON CRIB, Stein- unb &Oblen6l, YetrOleum, 8erO-
fene. Napbta unp 8enstne-, wel6e Srbinans am %. Septtr,
1882 Elm @efeb lpurbe. lEza!gs egis Fs9yhrg sslsasf q
Ab d. l. Sci es teidlrhen uno ~SerUrbnet, eur6. benI
W9asOr Hns Stabtrat1 BON Baltimore, he mad gaifrnns
bieer Srotnanj SeS fir tr9en6 eine YetiCn rber perlcnen
u~nseiesltd feia fOa, raetr ais 100 6as Stetn.. Orb.
Deer &ptIen,S Il auf einmdl In irseno einein @ebdube
innertals Der Stabterensen auf Qasers 3u talteni Dhne BITE
&rlGubnis bes WtapcrS unb StabtratbS bl;u ertalten gu
Mbfd n. 2. rne Jet es belblrlen rnb ~Serprbnet, has fur
trsenb cine Serlebuns her 0prf6rtften bie1er tSrbinan3 bic
10 easeSen ~baneelnbe perlUn bier Yerfrnen fir jeoe leber.
trttnn9 bic Summe Spn flnflig OpaarS unb setn DpaarS
FUR iseen %feletneen 1as@ bis ben gDriArtften Der Orhtnan3
Dodge 9eIetfet Gtrb, Strdfe Sablen unS htele f~cueftirt mer.
Zen fpa, wte iste antere 8uee poer Strafe cSuettirt wiro.
SGmes OOung.
prdfbent bs erfen Sta6iratbS.3 meiSeS.
a HHa&E Samuel Ouer pse5
pr1ibent bes pretten 8wei9eS.
Ssftatiet AM 27. SttOber 1864.
ssl 81 fra Sob See Gbd Is M on, Mansr.
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SIR ~emptnsen Ipebtn cine gartbtt kefr. 6rndnttf&e h6-
rtnse bonn htesjderiaen Ganse. bic MIR ;R s~tmdbtsten Yretien
eHertrer. NaEteI WtlttIm ~
(20utt-s) SI9 IN. BnIttrnDrefr.
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Jieup Ql1eigen.
Danffn0una,

Danffaemng. asa1a5as3g5
Nletata ~tnntsfen Ddnt anen Sreunben unb tnsbeIOnbet
benz Arbeit:r Sc ~lanseeretn tar. bic tewteisnt &beilnatnt
tpwte sdblret6e Beeettuns metnes DerHprbenen @atten /,
fetner ltsten 8utef1ttt. g
II (Wti) m -4@drpItn SunA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
Warlike from Europe.

The foreign news is highly important. Den
mark has rejected the ultinaat'sn of Austria
and Prussia. The Ambassadors of those
powers have left Copenhagen. An army of
10000 Austrians is ready to march at once
for Schleswig. Prussia is also making pre-
parations for vigorous measures. Altogether
the aspect is decidedly warlike
Those versed in European affairs, however
doubt the earnestness of the sovereigns of
Austria and Prussia. The Schleswig- Holstein
question is one that enlists the warmest feel
ings of German nationality. The masses of
the people are thoroughly aroused on the sub
ject. The popular excitement is too wide
spread and intense to be safely disregarded.
Such course would lead to revolution. 1t
is believed by many, therefore, THAI while the
Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia,
from motives of policy will make extensive
demonstrations, that they have no serious in
tention of proceeding to extremities; that
they care little as to the disposition made of
the provinces in dispute and are only acting
with view to their own safety By putting
themselves at the head of the German forces
they will be able to control them: and to ex-
haust their present enthusiasm and spirit in a
prohtless and indecisive campaign. We shall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
Veterans on FurIOuUh.

We understand that imperative orders have
been received from the War Department, by
the military authorities in this State, to for
ward all troops to the field Immediately upon
the expiration of their furloughs. 1t is i'm
possible, without dangerously weakening our
forces in front of the enemy, to permit all the
re-enlisting troops to be at home at once.
While we should be glad to have veterans
now with us tarry longer, it must be remem-
bered that other veteran regiments are await
ing their turn to revisit their homes Those
now at home on furlough will therefore see
the necessity Of reporting at their camps of
redezvous promptly and in readiness for i'm
mediate departure to the field Delay to re-
port at the rendezvous, at the appointed time
will not only be an injustice to their comrades
in the field, but will surely subject them to
arrest as deserters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
"Rebcl MutiDy at Mobile"

A correspondent Of the Boston Journal, on
board the gunboat Jackson, at Ship Island,
writes, on the 18th ult., as follows
"Last night, about o'clock, small sail
boat came down the Sound with some very
important intelligence. The rebels in Fort
Morgan revolted, and during the difficulty the
rebel gunboats in Mobile Bay attempted to
arrest the garrison of the fort, the whole
fort being in revolt and with the American
flag flying. They opened on the rebel gun
boats with every gun in the fort They sue
ceeded in driving the gunboats off, but were
not on guard, and that night large force was
sent from Mobile, capturing the whole garri-
son, except four men who escaped in the
darkness in small boat and came to Ship
Island, when we heard from them the first
time the astounding intelligence.
"Since then we have heard more Of the re
volt from some additional deserters. Seven
ty of the revolters are condemned to be shot
to-day in Mobile. We also learn from these
deserters that on Horn Island up the Sound
there are Is deserters from the rebel army.
In and around Mobile and Round Island there
are about 80 deserters from the same quar-
ter. These deserters bring the very i'm
portant information that the rebel army in
and around Mobile have organized secret So
cieties, determined to fight no longer. 1t is
said that the movement was started among
the soldiers, is growing stronger, and many
officers are comprised in the movement. L
think this is the most important movement
since the war began and is most significant IN
favor of its successful termination. / am con-
fdent that this news is true"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
From North Carolina.

In speaking of the growing discomfort
among the people in North Carolina, and the
desire to hold State Convention, the Viii
mington IN. CO. Journal says: I'VE say, and
we say most sincerely, that plans recently
cOncocted and movements evidently set on
foot in North Carolina are ominous of grayer
consequences than even the advance of the
enemy"
The Raleigh Standard in its appeals to
Shareholders for peace, says: 4" We went to
war to protect the state sovereignty and to
defend and perpetuate the institution of
slavery, but if it should appear that we are
likely to lose both, as rational beings we
should pause and consider well the direction
we are taking. If the war should continue
twelve months longer, with no greater sue
cess to our arms, there is great danger that
the institution of slavery will be ltopelesslv
destroyed"
Gov. Vance of North Carolina, comes out
in a card in the Raleigh Standard against the
taxation of state property for the cOnfedera-
cy. The North Carolina and Virginia papers
are firm in the belief that Wilmington is soon
to be attacked, and have much to say about
the concentration of the forces here, which
are magnified into very large numbers DR..
j. T. Leach a conservative member, elect,
in the new Confederate Congress, which
- ;
dard of the 18th inst, that North Carolina
now claims the fulflment of thecompact or
the right to depart from the confederacy
in peace. At the great meeting held recent
ly in Johnston Co., favoring call for a state
constitution, DR.. j. T. Leach was elected chair
man of the committee on resolutions. Meet
ings are being held in different counties, have
ing the same object.
The Raleigh State Journal says that the
proposition for a state convention so closely
on the heels of Mr.. Lincoln's proposition to
let one-tenth of the people form State Gov
eminent, has very strong odor of disloyalty
and treason about it.
The Henderson North Carolina Times is
delighted over the reported retirement of
Gen. Butler, and by the establishment of d
Department of North Carolina which the
Times says removes the most serious obstacle
to the return of North Carolina to the Union
The Raleigh State Journal says "our ex-
changes from all quarters Of the Confederacy
admonish US that an advance by Beast Butler
on some point on the Wilmington Il Weldon
railroad is probable-from Gen. Banks De-
partment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11

THE SHAKESPEARE CENTENIAL-Great pre-
parations are making in England for the eel
ebration in April next Of the three hundredth
return of the birthday of the greatest poet of
England, and, we may say, "of all time"
But why should the observance of this day be
confined to England, where Shakespeare was
born? All men who speak the language
which he wrote are equally indebted to his
genius, and feel an equal admiration for his
worth. He was the common benefactor of
the race to which he belonged, and that race
wherever it may be scattered over the face
of the earth, whether in America, Australia,
the Sandwich Islands, China, or the East In
dies, should take part in honoring the mem
DRY of the mightiest intellect it has ever pro-
duced