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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

w1hs meeting rpsu Aondxy Jvrns'
ing has been bsfops referred so1s : spirit
ed affair. Tho houss wss crowded + IN
early Aoar, and many vent away uAabls
to effect an entrance. Mr.. Gilmore called
the meeting to order and d.: HcGugin
was called 70 to tho chair.
Rev. DR.. Powers vas tho first speaker
introduced, and his address. though brief,
was a masterly one. In clear. fortible,
logical, and powerful manner he stated
the duty Of the American citizen to his
country, and his owl political convictions.
His speech was an adnirabls one, aud the
audience was delighted with it.
Rev. Mr.. Teter Was next in order 40
the regular speaker for the evening. but
he declined to speak and called upon
Rev. Mr.. Cowles for a political exhorta-
ton, which was given in that gentlemau's
peculiarly excellent style. When he bad
concluded, Mr.. Teter was again called fol
and he spoke in matter and mann r n
good as the best, but briefly, and then in
turn called for Mr.. Evans, who brought
down the house in his happy and i1imit-
able manner, with his rich humor, rare
Wit, scathing sarcasm, great earnes tness
and elcquenhy rounded periods. It wal
as happy and soul-stirring meeti ng as
We have attended in many months.
r We here express our very decided Xix
Ing for Methodist political love feasts.-
Hope they will be held all over the coun
try. Religion and patriotism, love IL
God and to ones country, they 60 well TO
gether. We don't see how man can b,
religious and not be loyal. We don't be
lieve be eau. God and our country. LIE
all religious bodies rally TO the watch
word. In this sign we will conquer.
| MILITIA NaTIcE. - Persons harin,
signed, the roll on which the names o
the undersigned appear are requested t
meet for the purpose Of organizing
company on Thursday evening, Septe mbe
gel, at II O'Clock at the hail over Oa
den's book store.
Gro. O. FuRMAN,
SAN. S. SAMPLE,
GEO. b. SMITH.
Keokuk, Sapt. 90, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

THE FoRTY. F,FrH The boys of this
regiment will, we learn, receive their
pay to-day, or at least part of the regi-
ment, and the whole will be paid off as
soon as possible.
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HA VOICE FROM v1cksBuRG.

ETA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vIcGssrna, Miss-, Aug. ASA
DIR. john Bill-bcAr Sir: TN happy TO state to you
that have ned yoT valuable Cerpn kifters great
b~nent 70 nysef in grneral ebty and pro trasion OF
nsy system prcauced By the unte.ithy missnaic in
nnenee Of ths Mississippi river around yickstg having
been with Gen- 6rsat Amy throughout whole soat
ern campaign j con6dent1y recommend M U
persons who are exposed 70 unheslfhE ri Inmates.
III. ". POGLR
Agent q. l. sanitary Commission
LoCIsvIsA Ky, Sept. 10 lsda.
On the I'D Of Jay Last Submitted through IL agent
OF mine TO tho Nrcal Director u The DparDsht al he
Army Of tbs cumbcaaAd sanpic u ~ cedron Bitters
fT Inspection and resaesssa Il afssr analysis he fund
70 Hnctsoa snd approve its among cur
following Is the MedsoaI Direcsora reply md ..s
Zen scrrahs permdssioa to Ahp - dozen = once
have u sold e. sutiess. JOHN BULL.
4 satisfied that Ceron Bisssrs wfli 10 10 harm
any one taken propsriy and In nods1fios. see no
objection to De- Bulls being permitted 10 dse Of il to
suffers. A. HEcRY T1vRgTDH
Surgeon and McdIcsi director D
$685. Headqr 2rters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tvnn- July p, 1888.
DR.. John B,i;ft agent Mr. has permission to sh,p
TO NASHVILLE. Tenn, Is groer, 100 defesA a uaas c.
dron Bfters for ssle to suffers in the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are 10 be
complied With strictly
by order Of Maj n Gen kosecr~ns A
wMM wTLEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Barleit
Co., Aeokuk, lows aprl3dawlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

EThere was mary criminal iD
town yesterday, or if there was, he was
not before the Recorder. Perfect peace
dwels in our midst and quietness in all our
borders. Lopg may they continue their
residence amoug u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

%"My dear" said gentleman to
his wife few days ago, in the Queen
City, eve will pot name our mex. boy
George B. Mcclellan.
NO." she replied, "not unless he
should be stiH bora. In that event it
would be eminently proper"
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financial au0 Commercial.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
B., Telegraph CHICAGO. sept ~.
Flour-Neglected with no buyers.
wheat--3e lower at e2tal a5 for No. Red; ei9
81 for No /, and S69l ssix for No Spring
Corn-Iower III 3l14Sl 81
oats-Easier al 6a14s1oSi4.
Rye-l Z181 Is.
Bsrisy-5 to &c lower; No. at s2iz9l 90.
WHISKY to &c lower ut 108l II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

T- Bishop James left town yesterday
afternoon. He goes to attend the South
ern Illinois Conference.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

a Mr.. Owen Bromley speaks at
Harrington to day. Let the friends of
the Union come out and hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

s9- Kramer, Irwin l. Co, agents for
the sale OF Slocum's aside Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use.
No los Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

H Go to Lowry's Depot and get the
"Ladies' Friend" for October. Price go
cents per number
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sar We were glad to meet the other
day the gallant Col. Drake of the Seth.
lie was wounded severely in the Camden
expedition and is now very far from being
recovered, but be is nevertheless return
ing to his regiment. Iowa gives heroes
to her country.
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WORMS | WORMS II
MOTHERS SAVE YOUR CHILDRE

Thousands II children die yearly from worms who's
lives might be sared. Motbers DR.. CHI urCAflf's
WoFW lseEenges, which will surely kill and ex pei
them from your children Children will est them
readily say candy. For CorsHs, ccLDs, Ac, use
SHIELDS COMPOUND COUGH LOzENGEs
For sale by Mcssrs. VOWEL Co, r. HEIsxs, and al
drugststs. jeil-dly
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coLGArEs HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, IN such Universal
demand. Is made from the choicest natsriais, Il
mild and emo'teatin its aatare, fra8ranaar
seem ted .and extremely bsneficlal 10 IL scsion
upon the skin. For sale by al Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan29lydaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

diseases Of the Nervous,
~ seminal, Crlnnry and Sc xuai Sy~
tems-new and reliable treatnent-in reports Of the
HOWARD Associs fioSSenf by mail in sealed letter en-
veiopes freeef charge. Address. Dr. J. sxnIis cuonrox
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street Philade
Psias Pa apr1d&w1y
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Iowa & Missouri STATE LINE R. R.
This road is to extend from Harrington
to Nebraska City. 1t is Of the utmost
Importance to keokuk that we secure this
Road. Alexandra and Warsaw and r.
Il. lines connecting herewith are working
hard to get it. Twenty five thousand dol.
lars will surely give it to US, and the
Company ask $4,000 now to enable them
to finish the grading from Pennington to
Mt Sterling. Let the business men OF
Keoknk not be careless to ustter which
SO nearly concerns our temporal and fiuaa-
cial salvation
TIE DRArT.-The draft will be made
IN this county shortly, in the following
townships, and for deficiencies as follows:
Harrison, IA Pleasant Ridge, 4
Jefferson, 60 Green Bay, 6
Washington. Charleston. Q
Marion, 81 West Point IN
Franklin, IS
jackson township is not on this list
Upon August lst she had an excess over
ali calls of 81; since which time s add.
tional names have been added to this list.
SO that we ate now 67 men ahead OF tie
draft. Bully for Jackson townships Fol-
this excess we ave greatly indebted to Mr.,
L. R. Bissell, recruiting officer. who has
been indefatigable in the recruiting bust
ness. We have reason 10 thank him for
his activity end his success.
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NEW SORGHUM MOLASSES-
~ A choice article. Far sele low ~
ang3-d ROBERTSON 4 ALBERs.
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STATE MILITIA.

The Chairman OF the shove Committee ready to or.
gauxe all companies that may be enrolled according 10
law and the attention Of all persons subject to military
duty is called to the penalty Tor bon-enrellmcnt
y. A. WALL,
septi-dn Chairman Il the Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
From the I5Oth Regiment
HOSPITAL EBAR FT. SARATOGA |
May 2ssh, 1864. J


HOSPITAL EBAR FT. SARATOGA,
May 2slh, 1864.
RDIToR LEADER Although the active
part of the programme Of the 15O!h, as ithas
been carried out since we left Cleveland, has
heard nothing from the shady side of SOL
diering.
been shown to our friends, have, as yet,
HerOism on the field Of battle is often laud-
ed. Daring deeds of physical strength, place
the actor before the world Ito us the friends
at home.
All this is right enough, but there is an
other feature of soldering in which herOism
is none the less eftsn displayed, which rsre-
" comes before the public Allow me to
plead the cause and boast of the hsroism of
these of the I5Oth, who face disesse in the hos
pitaI, far from the notice Of all but surgeons
and nurses, theirs is the unEritten part Of the
war. Solid shot (Of caiomsl) moro destruot-
i've generally than their namesakes, are in
infinite numbers hurled by the surgeons,
backed by powder which gives quinine
color to the oountenance, instead of that OF
charcoal. All these have conspired to render
the Hospital thing to be dreaded.
But the place in which the sick Of the 15Oth
are cared for, as if is presided over by Major
Smith, is very pleasant There is disease
Whichinfests ths army, sometimes, Ut not OF
itself slone) with others proving fatal, the
scientific name ef which have forgotten,
but may be termed home sickness, which the
Maijr and his worthy assistants are psrtic-
ularly qualified to counteract
Every comfort which the time and circum ,
stances can furnish, is cheerfully provided !;
and one learns to forget there are any chances
against recovery ia the disagreeable necessi-
ties by which he is surrounded, which Of its
elf is an important step toward recovery.
Not altogether unaccustomed to hospital
usage, must pronounce this the best regula-
ted and conducted one, Of which have ever
been an inmate.
There has been 3 great revolution
in the political sentiments Of the Peo-
pie Of Mary land, and they are fast coming
to the conclusion that Old Abe is far better
than TRArToRs would like hun to be-
There are a few who style themselves
.'Brough's Victims" )" and demsDd to know the
u,iiity of the service in which We are en-
ployed. These are the men who, previous
10 the call, were loud in declaring their wilt
ipRness to sasri6cs everything for the down
fan of Richmond, and thus strike fatal blow
at the rebellion. That We are in a very sp-
propriate situation 10 assist IN the work,
an fully convinced, and'had we gone to the
front" it would have boen contrary 10
the agreement of fault finders.
Company Il, is with companies G. and B
located at Fort Bunker Hill, very pleasant
location, and the time will pass away, and
almost before the echo of farewell" has died
out We will be homo again.
Cleveland papers are eagerly looked for,
and, aIway s,Welcoms visitors, are now dOubly
so.
Yours for the Administration,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
rHr pRnpRLLRR ARCTIO.
New Boat for the New York Central PaHs
seHger Lire. from 6ufIAIO to Cleveland


The propeller Arctic, new and sPiendia
boEt, built by Peck and Masters for the New
York Central Railroad line of passenger
boats, between this city and Buffalo, left for
the latter place on Wednesday evening She
is not excelled by any boat on the lakes Tor
elegance Of outfit or luxury of accommods-
tious, and, with the Pacific and Atlantic, will
form @ passenger line to Buffalo that rivals
in arrangements for the comfort and con-
veniences Of travellers any line Of steamers
ia the world. The line opens, for the ssasOD'
on Monday afternoon. On Tuesdsy, the
Arctic takes her place in the daily line, and
will leave thereafter on Tuesdays and Fri
days at $3.50 P. n, connecting with Toledo
and Cincinnati trains. The place Of depart
ure of boats on this line is Bond and Morris
dock, and E. A. Buck, of Buffalo, at No. IL,
River street, is the agent for the line.
But to return to tho Arctic. She is com
mandsd by Captain E. R. Collins, late of the
Evergreen City, and for long time master
of the iIl-fatsd Nile. Captain Collins is q
gentleman as we'll as a sailor, and is, in al
respects, most reliable and competent on
Ger. The others are First Mate, George
Plsasance; Second Mate, Eliss Hill; Steward
Charley Hart; First Engineer, John Conner
Second Engineer, VIM. Ferry.
The dimensions of the Arctic are as fol
lows: Length 100 foet;brsadth of beam Is feet
depth of hold, II feet and registers slo toni
Custom House measurement.
The engine of the Arctic was built at tn
Vulcan Iron Works, in Buffalo, of Whic
VIM. Moses is Superintendent, and r w.
A.-4--l i-- beautiful and powerful specl
men of mechanical skill. It is Al inche
bore and 80 inches stroke. The boilers sr
1O1k feet shell, and are calculated to be FRS
class in every respect.
The outfit of the boat is superb in ever
respect. The general appearance is yer
similar to that Of her consorts, the Atlsnti
and Pacific, having double state rooms 70
the accommodation of families and parties
Eyerythieg that could be devised for tb
, comfort and convenience of passengers ha
been looked after. We have before so full
described the general features Of the AtIanti
and Pacific, of the same line, and of whic
tho Arctic is an improved copy, that v
think it entirely unnecessary to go int
. further detail.
Most of the work on the boat was done
Buffalo workmsn, but Morris, of this cit.
: did the joiner work, and Turton & Sons sxI
: outsd the painting. DockStsdsr painted Il
: engines il beautiful style, and did some o
: nsnental painting and lettering in IL
. cabins that We have never seen exceIled.
}. every respect, indeed, the boat is finely fl
Z ished. We are glad to note the sstabliS
1t msnt of such an excellent line to Buffalo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

"THs GREAT REBELLIoE. This enter
tsinmsnt came of last evening at Brsinard's
Hall, and the large audience was very much
disappointed not as they often are, but very
favorably. The young lady and gentlemen
performers, some two hundred selected from
our best schools, appeared to the best advan-
tage and acquitted themselves in their scver-
al parts with great credit to thsmselve
and their teachers. The solos and choiuses
were rendered in foe spirit. Miss Hagar,
between the parts, favored the audience with
3 solo, executing the Witch's Dance, By
Wallace, in brilliant style, upon steinWay
square piano, making it sound like full
grand. She is 3 first class artist The Great
Rebellion will be repeated this evening a.
Brsinard's Hall. No one can afford to MISS
seeing this beautiful exhibition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

DIED.-Killed in the recent battles un-
der Butler, May 18th, Herman SHLLs, Go. Z,
4th New Hampshire Volunteers.
The above brief lines chronicle the sad
news of tho death of a young and we'll
known Clevslander, whose parents still re-
side in this city, and who has offered up his
life on the altar Of his country. A letter to
his parents. from Captain Parker, Of his
company, says:
y" Young Sells was q favorits with them,
both as a soldier and comrade. He was en-
trusted with very important position, which
he held till he was shot-the ball going
through his head, killing him instantly. As
they we're obliged to abandon their position
the body could not be procured. Out Of
forty eight men that went into the hght that
day only twenty returned"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
NEW YORK IARKET--June 2.

ET rELEGBAPH.l
FIour-state and Western 5al0c better, with more
doug Ssles at 81 55A7 for extra state IS 0Oa8 Is
for extra rJund hoop Ohio; e. Mass for trade
brands. the market closing steady Included IN
salss are 90 bbs extra State fer June and July at
81 50.
State; 81 ,5lal 30 for Western
Whenr-tn limited supply and lc higher. sleOa
1855 for OhiorgO spring; n,64al,6T iCr Milwaukee
club; sl 7Eal 79 for winter rcd Western. Included
in sales re IS 900 bushels amber Milwaukee 10 ar
rive at 81 65aI 81, and 210OJ bushels No Chicago
spring at el,60
for interior 70 prime mixed Western and yellow
on the spot and to arrive.
Oats active and hrmer at osasOc Tor western
diOfee-HeAvy. BIO &C..
Rusar-Bun. Juos and MuscoVador part In bond,
I0Ac
IFeoI-Q Quiet and firm.
PeTroIeum-Yery firm, but qu' ct. Crude for July
1na4ic; refined in bond quoted At go.
Pork-S0msWhat excited, and higher IS ,tO8a
30 50 for mess SO 5Oa30 20 i0r old f32 Os3273 tor
new do; s2l aOa2s 50 for old and new prime; e3l 81
for prime mess - -
Beef-Vsry frm and In good demand at q, ,50sl3 %
for country NE 8; f6OOa70J for country primei So,
Goals 90 for repaeked mess; y5OA2i 80 for extra
mesA.
Bacon sides-Dull and nominally unchanged
Lard-Quiet aud steedy Sales at l4al5c. Also
500 bbls kettle rendered Tor June, buyers option, az
l59Sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
Madame Zsdoc Porter's Cough Bslsam

Madame Zadoc Porter's Cough Bslsam
is pnIeiy vegetable ExPectorant, prepared By the
Madame with great care, alter many years Of study
and exp rienes TO meet tn urgent and growing de-
mAnd for sale and reliable anti ote for diseases OF
the throat and lungs Disorders Of the pulmonary
organs are so prevalent and 50 fatal in our ever
changing clinat,, that some reliable antidote has
been long and anxiously sought for by the WI ole
community. The indispensable qualities for such
remedy for popular must be, certainty OF healthy
operation; absence Of danger from overdoses, and
adaptation to every parent Of whstever age or SEX
QES-Asdame Portcrs Curative Bslsam ozH De OBJ
.ained st Benton Bros. and stronE Armstrong's
Wholesale Agents cleveland, Ohio may4l- RI ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - On Saturday
evening last, = young man named
Daniel Lewis, living in Tallmadge,
walking home from Akron upon the railroad
track, was struck by the COW catcher of the
upward bound train upon the C. & z R. B.,
aud severely, though not Dangerously injur-
ed, having his collar bone broken, and being
Otherwise badly bruised. The accident oe-
Cured near the cOoper's shop where the two
tracks run side by side, and was caused BY
the superstition on the psrt the young man
who 50 narrowly escaped with his life, that
the approaching train was upon the track Of
the A. 4 8. R R. The train was immsdiats-
ly stopped and the young man taken on
board and conveyed to Cuyahoga Falls,
where his injuries were properly cared for BY
p. Gee @. UPsOn, -sftsr which he was re-
iaoved home ia Tsllmadgs, where We learn
ia at he is doing as wen aScOuld be expected
Persona Walking upon the railroad track
cannot be too cautious in reference to Ap-
pFOaehing trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

To THE PATRONS OF TIE FIHE ARFs.-
We would call attention to the appearance
in our city Of Mr.. Charles soule, an artist Of
considerable reputation, formerly Of Cincin-
natl, who comes to our city very highly re-
commended. We called at his studio, No.
IL, Perkins Ploek, and saw some fine portraits, /,
several familiar faces of our city. Mr.. sOuie
has daughter associated with him, who is
. pupf Of Madame Schsiffste, of New York
City, the originator Of the art Of copying
wax-howsrs from nsturs. She has some very
fine specimens Of Wax-AOWsrs, aud desires to
give Instruction in this branch. Give thsm
call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

A BRAvE WoMAE-Lsst Wednesday even
log a horse became frightened on Franklin
street, and was proceeding at runaway speed
lady being in the carriage and not being
able to control the horse. She would PrOba-
bly, have met With serious accident, had not
& woman on the side walk rushed out, and at
the risk of her own safety, stopped the horse.
Such courage is not often exhibited by the
fair of late, and when it does appear, is
worthy of much praise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

Mysterious DIsAPPEAKAHoE.-The Lo-
rain Co. News says that Mr.. James NayIor,
grocer, from Troy, Ashland County, Ohio,
vent to Cleveland about four weeks sgo for
the purpose of replenishing bis stock. He
bought his goods and paid for them. Since
then his family have heard nothing from
him. They have made every effort to trace
him, but as yet their efforts have been un-
AVailing. he left an an appointment for the
next Sabbath to preach funeral sermon for
soldier, he being United Brethren min
lister. We hope his family will not be kept
in suspense much longer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES AUsTIE.
We learn from Mr.. Aaron E. Austin, Of
Austinburg, Ashtabula County, that his son,
Lieutsnant Charles Austin, who was SO So
verely wounded at the battle Of the Wilder
ness died at the Seminary Hospital, near
Washington. His remains will be taken to
Auutinburgh and the funeral services will
take place next Sunday.
From accounts we have, Lieutenant Austin
dispIsyed the utmost gallantry while in
astisn. BE Was wounded befOre,at the battle
of Shiloh. His loss will be severely felt by
a large circle of friends. He vas twenty
three years of age, and Wss young man Of
excellent character.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
GUARDIANS SALE.

( = UARDIAN SALE BY virtue Of an
J order Ofssle made by the Probate Court in
M for CuyahOga County, Ohio, on a petition to
sell land, wherein Henry z. RaynOlns, as guar
ian, was petitioner, and Henry Reynolds, Caro-
me K, Reynolds and Mary J. Reynolds, minors,
we're defendants, l shall sell at public auction,
at the south door Of the County Court House,
lst day Of June, 1864, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, the in
terest of said minors, being the remainder after
the termination Of the life estate Of said Henry
K, IN the following described premises, to wit
Situate IN the City OF Cleveland, in the said
County and State, and is known as the west half
OF sub. lot No. 142 in the subdivision o ten acre
lots 7. 8 and 9, made by Thomas Bolton. Said
west half Of said sub lot No 142 is situate on the
southerly side Of Kinsman street, and extends
Oack Of equal width to an alley eleven rods.
J. p. BISHOP, HENRY K. RAYNOLD5,
Attorney. Guardian.
rnavQ1.TE9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
CITY NEWS.

AooIDKKT TO THE IRoE CITY.-C 'ptain
J, &. Turner received dispatch Wednesday
evening that the steamer Iron City had run
oa a rock about three quarters of mile above
the head Of the Ssut Canal, in Wsiska Bay,
and sunk. No particulars are known, far
than that no lives Wero lost, and she had
snIy seven feet of water in her hold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

A FRIGHTFUL FALL about half past
eleven yesterday forenoon, Mr.. Marshal
Duroy, in the employ Of J. n. Il A. g. Cor
ham, grocers, No. lO4 Superior street, fell
through the hstchway through which goods
are hOisted to the upper pareOf the building,
aIighting on his head, and bursting the
blood out Of his ears. he was promptly at
tended to by DR.. Mexican, who informs us
that he has received no fracture, but is in
great danger of congestion.