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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
TERIAL LIST. MAY TERM, 1866

J Philip Winterstcen rs Valentine winterstees.
Henry Wells Us George Kin ey Jr
David Levi for the use J VII Dewitt 70 Samuel
Bettle.
Elijah McMurrie ct al y, Christian Wolf
Louisa Gowen rI Elizabeth Dalius.
Jacob Harris Us Peter Jacoby
George Hughes, at al us J V CriswelI etaI
David Renbod rs Michael Grover
Rebecca Nandersliee rs George Dodson.
10 VIM. X. Longerbergers ct al Us Christian Wolf s.
II D Seybert rs Reuben Nicely.
u Is Z Relghard Bro us Silas Edgar.
~ Rebecca TTansue William Transue.
II Jacob TerwillegoT rs Thomas Meredith
- ID II Bogart ct al us William Dennison ct al.
10 David AchenbaCh Us John Warden.
IL sylvester Faux Use Us b + Reighard, etsl
1S John Gigger Us Richard b. Menagh
William Boyler,
% Henry Gilmer VS. Moore Creveling
Il Com. for ihc use Of Eli jan Horn, ct al W. jis>t
2s Pine School Directors Va A J Manning e,sI
~ 'ehn Allegar for use of his wife Sarah jofL
Alegsr.
q Eno' l. adams vs. Daniel seybert ct al.
70 Samuel Williams VS. II DeIteTich et al,
~ + Relghardys iZabeth Vansicle ct al
~ Luke Roam use Of Anna Regina Roam W Charlie
Deiterich,
is James Dunn for use Of Henry Friek W JOHN
Brock ct al,
JESSE COLEMAN. PrOti.s,s~y,
PkoruoSArARY's OFFICE, !
Bloomsbury, March 2d. 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

TEE AoE.-In an other column will be
found prospectus for the Philadelphia
Age, one of the bes. Democratic paper,
published 10 the country. We cordially
secommend it to our readers as an able,
faithful and fearless exponent OF Demo
cratic principles and also one of the bss 4.
sAs,srp papers for news, markets &c.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

WIVES, Mothers and Sisters, whsss
Husbands, Sons and Brothers are serving
in the Army, can not put into their knsp,
sacks a moro necessary or valuable gin
than few boxes Of Hellswsys Pills, and
Ointment. They insure health even uu.
der ,ho exposures sC soldiers lie. ORly
80 cents box or poa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
nSy- The Miasma and Foul Vanors o.n

EJ- The Missma and Foul Vapors gen.
Grated by the ho. sun will be lar more
deadly to our Volunteers than the enemy.
bayoneh. In the Indian and Crimesn
campaigns, HOLLOWAY'S PILLS wer.
used in enormous quantities They keep
the troops in perfect health. Only 80
cents per box, Soldiers supply yourselves.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

PARDoNED - We learn that Gov. Cur.
tin has pardoned Charley Moore, of our
town, who was found guilty at the April
court, 1869, of having committed most
villaiuous outrage upon an estimable lady.
He was sentenced by Judge Graham to
fifteen years in the Penitentiary By hi.
pardon be escapes over thirteen years OF
he punishment TO which he had been sen
tenced Carlisle volunteer,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

ser Congress /, still legisls.ing for tho
Dsrky. It 10 now proposed 10 buy the
Jsmi'y sfeach black Slave who is recruit.
sii to pay which purchase We "vhits
essh" are 10 psy increased tsxsr,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

AN Officer in the Army Writes "At
inspection l noticed that large propor-
ton of the mems knapsacks contained a
box of Troshes, being generally used by
them for colds. etc." Browns bronchial
Toche's'sho be in every soldier KNAPP
sack or pocket, to be used upon The first
appearances Of a cold or cough.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

Childhood has little retrospection its
heart and soul are in the future, glorifed
dream. Memory with all its pleasures
and pains, is for the old but youth is a
vision of the island of the blest; it tells
its own fairy tale 10 itself, and is at once
the inventor and hero.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

DEsERTEs,-There are said to be ran.
ming at large at least eighty thousand de-
serters from the Federal army. The whole
humber who have deserted since the war
began is stated to be l2zl57.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

VALLANpIouAM FUND The friend,
Of Mr. Vsllsndigbam have raiied s3e ,OOa
TO supper, him in Canadian exile.
More JOY Vsllsndinham.in exile feels,
Than Linco'n with a rabble at bis hoel.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

SPoILiNa TuR NloGERs. If things 70
on as they are now going, the niggers will
seen get so vain and proud that they will
scorn to marry Abolisionists. So san
PreLtce
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

b%r Hon. CHARLIE GILrN has been
appointed United States District Attorney
for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania.
IN pl'ss OF ossrgs Cofsy, deceased.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

The new call for 100000 more men for
the slaughter pen, created considerable
sensation a. Washington, ard In reply ic
inquiries, it was said that another cal,
would probably succeed Immediately op
the fulfillment OF the present.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

nsS- John w. Forney is lying very III
Exchange. Amasingl John w. Fer
ney had been lying sey ,ceHup to the ds,s
Of his ilne.s. - Wheeing IVA )Regisler,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

The only one Of these movements that
seriously menaced Richmond and at the
same time measured swords with the rebel
army of Virginia was that Of General
CcClolIsn. Why that movement failed
McClelIan's report will answer.
| Three years of war-all the resources
of the world on land and water, and all
the men and mouey that our government
could possibly find use for at its hand,
and still the rebel capital stands intact,
and the rebel armies confront those of the
Union within sight of Washington. Why
is it3
The Chicago Tribune, leading organ Of
the administration in the Northwest, has
been considering the question and comes
to the conclusion that the Federal forces
are on the wrong road that after all
Mcclellan was right in selecting the James
river route.
Time works wonders. 1t is not impro
bsble that, humilating though it cannot
fail to be, the present administration will
be compelled, before it dies, to vindicatc
the wisdom of Mcclellan in the "memor r
anda" Of his report on the place and pol
icy of the war. Truth ia mighty and
must prevail.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

for us can bs but subject for conjecture,
but the impression is general that the,
will only be limited by apprehension and
fear. Under such circumstances it would
be odd, udssd, if no means were taken IA
resist and resent attacks which are thu,
imminent and unless something be don,
by the administration, organizations 70,
self. defence will naturally be everywhen
formed, and blow for blow will be given.
If such q prospect be gratifying to til,
"money- -bloated ari.tocfats" who bau
enric he'd themselves a, the country's e,
pense, they can easily have 1t realized ;
but if they prefer to have peace, order All
security, they must at once t1ko measure,
to have 'tho laws enforced ut home, At
well q. in the South. The remedy is in
the hand, of the dominant party and tn,
Administration, and their choice had bet.
ter be made without much delay
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

Lincoln has received the indorsment
Of tho Plug Uglies in Blltimore
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

parTrust man thoroughly when you
are obliged 10 trust his at all
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SsoTT.

Justice Of the Peace, Isaac Mckinney
Constable, Samuel. Bittenbender. Judge
Uzsal H. Ent. Supervisors, Benz, Thorn
ton, John Shuman. Ovarseors Of the Poor
Andrew j. Eyer, Henry Trembley. Au
ditor, Eli Creveling. Inspectors, Eli Hart.
man, Henry B Melick. Assessors, Reuben
Culp, John ii Creveling. School Directors
Charles S Fowler, Jacob Terwiliger.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
LOCUST.

Justice Of tha Peace, Peter X Herbine;
Constable, Simon Fttetman Supervisors
Charles Mansch, Henry Helwig, Over
seers Of the Poor, Samuel L Keller. Jud.
GO VIM Osburn; Inspectors, M.yberry
Snyder, O Fetterman; School Directors
John Harner, Joseph Billig Assessors
George Hover; Assistant Assessors
William Goodman, Jonas Fahrinssr !;
Auditor, Peter S Helwig; Town Clerk
Daniel Slime.
MIyTLIE.
ceR'tsble, Peter ] L,ntE Judge
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
Seven times on to Richmond
and Back.

From the Rochester Unisn,
KilpOtrick's expedition against Rich.
mond, M axes the seventh "On" that has
been made aud proved failure:
1-Gen. McDowell's movement.
2-Gea, McClcllan's
3--Gen. Popc's "
4--Gen. Hookers
5-GeE. Hookers "
6-Gen, Buffers
Cen, Kilpatricks "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
ROARINGCRNEK.

Judge, Philip Cool Inspectors, Jacob
Erwin, Amzi Craig, School Directors,
Phineas Thomas, Daniel Gearhart, Bene,
vile Rhodes 1.-THE two latter are tie Su.
pervisors, Daniel Rarig, Samuel Hoack.
Assessor, Jams Keitfer. Constable Jane,
Keiffer, - Assistant Assessor, Jefferson
Wintersteen, George Craig,-Overseers of
the Poor, Philip Cool, Peter Msnsch,-
Auditor, Phineas Thomas.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

Constable, Cornelius Girten ,-Supsrvi-
sors, James Hess, John Moore,-Ovsr-
seers of the Poor, James Shultz, Joshua
Fritz. Inspectors, John Lewis, John w
Kile' Judge, Frederick Laubpch, School
Directors, Alexander Hess, George Moore.
Auditor, George W Steadman. Assessor,
Montgomery Cole. Assistant Assessors,
Jacob H Fritz, George Moore.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

CONSTABLE, Joshua Robbins. Assessor
Joshua Robbins +; Assessors, Daniel Pous
Tram Deer, Supervisors, Israel p. Heath
William i Roberts; Judge, Fredricl
Vile, Inspectors, Henry Hrleman, Dan
fel l. McHenry School Directors, Hem
Wagner, John + Derr Poor Overseers
Israel p Heath, William L Parks; Aud
stor, Jacob Lunger; Town clerk, GeorgC
w. Farver.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
IIEMLoCK

Justice Of the Peace, Jacob Harris
Constable, Daniel Neihart; Assessors
Hugh d. Mcbride; Judge, David B
Wagner; Inspectors, Sanford Shoemaker
Henry Y Slater; Supervisors, Ella
Giger, Thomas ] Vandsrslice Poo
Overseers, Jesse Ohl, John Miller
School Directors, Gideon Steeher, Mathia
j Witenight Assissessors, John McRey
nolds, Marshal Shoemaker Auditor
William II Shoemaker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Mcclellan Resigns.

New York, Nov. IL.
The Commercials Washington special
insists that Gen. Mcclellan has resigned
his commission in the army and that the
resignation was received at the War De-
par.ment yesterday.
His letter is brief and pointed.
The report Of the rebel Secretary OF
Treasury is very doleful. He SAYS hs
can only obtain l35 dollars in curren.
cy, equal to six dollars specie, for 1000
dollars Confederate bonds.
The New Orleans Times has advices
from Fort Morgan to the lss. Houses
are sprlnging up in every direction abou,
forts Morgan and Gaines, to be oecupied
BY troops. A saw mill is in operation a,
Fort Gaines. All damages done to the
forts have been repaired aud they are
stronger than when the feet passed. The
health OF the troops is Improving.
Gen. Bailey has been assigned to Pen
sacola,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
An OssIr1ED MAnmTbere j, /. man =

Al OssIRIED AAHlr There il man II
Portage county, Ohio, Who since his fif.
teenth year, has been almost entirely ossi.
ned: At that sge he injured his knee by
: fall from his horse. The injury caused
osslilcas'on. which Immediately set in, and
in the course of fifteen years had con-
pieted its terrible work. lie can onlv
move two of his fingers and two of h;s
toes. He has not opened his laws for
more than thirty years, vet still mansos.
% talk with ease. His food is placed
within bis lips, and Without mistication
- conveyed TO his stomach. He lies in
the same position during an entire dav
only changing his position once in twntv.
four hours. His skin fortunately retains
Ils normal condition. He has been blind
for thirty years, and is compelled to draw
On bus memory for mental exercise. This
faculty has become exceedingly tenaci-
Gus. he remembers the most minute and
trining incident or Circumstances: has the
entlre past, every fact and event ip his ex.
perlsnce, before him. piled up like ssrata,
ana summons a: will, or as occasion re-
quires, occurrences which have ia ded from
the minds OF his friends. His recollec.
tion OF localities is wonderful Places
that he had visited years ago, before
struck with blindness, he can now iden-
tlfy ~ he rides along. so vivid recoI-
lection has no Of the relative position OF
things, ~ bridges, rivers, etc. He is
very expert at mathematical calculations
and can. with great readiness, give. for
example, the number of square inche. in
an area the number Of whose square feet
or rods is given him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Retaliation Pestponed-Ths Election IN
st. 1ouis.
81. Louis. Nov. n

Se. Louis, Nov. III.
The rebel Major Wolf, ordered to be
shot to-day in retaliation, for the murder
Of Major Wilson, was yesterday respited
fourteen days BY Gen. Roscc, ans Sub
sequently dispatch was received from
the President directing the suspension Of
the execution Of Wolf till furthe orders.
The loss of property By the tornado al
Chester is about $50, 900. The town Of
Randolph. seven miles distant, suffered
severely, Near all the houses in it were
blowo down
Kaydendall (Union) is elected to Con
gress 10 the 18th Ills. (Cairo) district,
oyer Jesh Allen by about |, 900 majority
Gain nearly 1900 over the vole Of 1850,
Paducah. Columbus, Hickman and
Clinton, KY. give Union majoritles.
Gen. A. j. Smiths command Is at Pa.
ducah.
1t h reportsd General Meredith will
be sssi1hed to the command OF Kentucky
Gen. Geo. w. Anderson is elected to
Congress in the 9Th district Of Missouri
over Gen. Guitar.
Lineoln's : msjoFity in 81, Louis county
falls behind Fletcher's for Governor about
TOO on the homo vote. The Radica
State aud County tickets have "a averae,
majority on the home vote in this oount,
iof /, 600. # pff - +'s''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

s'r Peter Lely made it rule never to
ieoK at bad picture, having found by
experience that whenever he did 80 hi.
pencil took tint from it, Aiwavs apply
ths same rule to bad books and bad com
pany.
Look out for people who are habitusIly
suspicious and ready to believe that Others
set IRON bad motives. In manv cases
the evil they attribute to Others il only
what they feel Inclined TO do themselves
suppose man should steal City dollars
from you, and that you should then cbal.
iense him to toss mp vita you for your
whole fortune That would be a carallel
case TO dueil'ng. as remedy for an in.
jury or an insult.
The mind that has learned things and
forgotten them Is 90 a superior footing to
that which has never received the teach
ing Nest things learned may be parti-
ally forgotten In everything but the train.
Ing they have given. Cultivation is con-
Hstent with great deal Of ignorance.
A young man 10 the non-resistart
school philosophy was once elected TO the
Lsgislature-of course from one Of the
interior counties. True to bis principles,
he drew up bill abolishing ali punish
ment for crimes.
A person complained to DR.. Franklin
OF having beeninsulted by one who called d
him a scoundrel "Ah," replied the Dos.
tor. Aad what did you call him p
why, said be, .I called him 4 scouu :
drei, too" "Well," resumed Franklin
Il presume you both spoke the truth
An editor being asked why he did no,
puolieh the communication sent to his of.
nee, replied, because nobody would eve,
publish his when he was youaester. and
ne intended TO be even With tue world H.
tie had newspaper of his own cor
respondent might 20 to the devil.
Old Father Bushnell, Of Vermont. used
to say, that the best criticism he ever re.
ceised on bis preaching was from a little
boy who sat at his feet. looking up into
his face, as be was preaching to crowd
ed house. As he was going on very
earnestly. the little fellow spoke cut
"You said that afore."
Mr.. Jenkins was dining at very fruga
table, and piece Of bacon near him va,
so very small that the lady of the house
remarked to him. "Pray. Mr. jenkins ,hely
yourself to the bacon. Don't be afraid O
it, "No, indeed, msdam-I have seen
piece twice as large, and it did not scar,
| me Bit"
Merit can afford to give long credi
for praise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

New York. Nov. IL.

| .a New York, Nov. IL. +
The Captain Of the transport, Relief
which arrived at F. Monroe Tuesd,,
last from Nswbern. N. c., reports that or
Monday he saw . large vessel on FIRE Of
Cape Hatteras.
Further particulars of the capture by
the national vessels Of Plymouth, N. c.,
on the 4th inst show that the town was
entirely destroyed BY the shellipg Of ths
heet. The place is still held By our gun
boats, there being NO troops there.
Yellow fever has entirely disappeared
at Newbern.
The Herald's correspondence says the
recent movements of the rebels in the
valley to the right Of Sheridan's position.
It is now thought, were designed princi.
paliy to procure cattle and other supplies:
of which they stand much in need. and
not for the purpose Of attempting to flank
the Union army.
Gen. Powell's division Of cavalry start.
ed on An important recon NJ noisssnce on
Monday last, but had not returned at date
Of latest dispatches.
An expedition sent out few days ago
ascertaiasd that the rebels still occupy
their intrenched works and remain 10
considerable force in the vicinity of Mil
ford. Their arrangements for a raid in
West Virginia on election day were CON-
pletely frustrated by the movements OF
Gen. Kelly towards Mor6eld.
Capt. Badger, of Gen, Poxell's staff.
and other prisoners captured by Mosby,
succeeded few nights ago in killing
their guards aud making their escape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
New York Election

New ork, NOV. III.
The World still claims the State for
the Democrats BY about 1000. The
Tribune claims it by 6,633; the Times by
$3.50. and the Herald gives it to Lincoln
by about 500.
The Tribune's Washington special
says among the papers CAPTURED on the
Florida is letter from the British Adj
miral Hope, referring TO the case Of .hs
Florida burning an American ship tha,
bad taken out British papers, He says
British papers must in I'll cases protec.
the ship and has issued orders to attack
and capture any vessel hereafter guilty
OF the Florida's action. Il is also ascer.
tanned that the United States mil steam
er Electric Spark was destroyed because
she could not be run into Wilmington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
nA- High Henry retains and increase

n@- High Henry retains and increases
the prestige of her ancient fame BY roll.
ing up big Union majority. They are
aboitionists up in that county. They are
Black Republicans-miserable Union men.
They have spite against the gunboat
candidate. They can't see the beauties of
Copperheadism. Just look how Mount
Pleasant spots the Grave Digger and the
Peace Sneaks! Whole number of votes
cast, 789, Of which Lincoln received 7IO
ana Mcclellan 72.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

In thunder tones the loyal people at
the recent election have reiterated their
utter detestation of the rebellion. There
is no diminution Of the deiestation in
which it has been regarded since its cul-
minaiion, but the feeling is largely exag-
gerated. The howl of arbitrary arrests;
the failure of the war; the expenditure OF
the national treasury the loss Of precious
patriotic blood /; and in spite of the wild
ow's woe and the orphans vail, which
strikes deeply into every feeling. patriotic
heart, and awakens emotions of the keen.
est grief; yet. with all this, the high and
holy patriotism Of the people still urge
"ou to Richmond!'
Yea, more; they have not only declared
"down with the accursed rebellion" in
emphatic language, but the people will
have no separate confederacy-no 'slave
republic" in the language of Spratt of
South Carolina, (Which would be nothing
less than despotism." 1t is not a neg
ative expression alone as against the re-
bellion, but IT is loud proclaim against
a form of government than which a mon
archy would have been liberal, gracious,
and lenient. How fortunate and provi-
dental. The people have yindieated
themselves and the nation, for principles
have triumphed How grateful we should
be for this expression DOW in this crisis
of our nations trials
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Rebels Routed in East Tennessee.
Nashville, Nov. 10.

Gen. Gillen has utterly rou..d the
rebels in East Tennessee, driving them
in great confusion ~ miles. His advance
is 90 miles east Of Knoxville. Tho rebels
are at Bristol, being strengthened By vir.
ginia militia
Reports concerning the destruction OF
government property on land at johnson.
Vile are greatly exaggerated. No appre.
tensions are entertained in regard to i,s
safety. The destruction of government,
and private property on the river is com.
plete, involving immense loss.
The election in East Tennessee was
unanimous for Lincoln.
The following is the vote of Ohio and
Pennsylvanis soldiers at Atians4. Penn
sylvania. Lincoln. 1878: Mcclellan $50.
Ohio, LincolD, 9I0; Mcclellan, ESQ.
Our entire railroad and tcle gra oh com.
munica.ions are complete and secure.
Hoods exact whereabouts ara known to
the authorities.
Federal moves will be developed at the
proper time and viii elect,ify tas country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
~ Wilson gains about $50 on Hor.

~ Wilson gains about $50 on Hor-
nish in this county over the vote two
years ago, and about 1000 on the home
vote of the district.
If Horuish amt "played out" running
for Congress, let him try it again, just as
a matter Of curiosity to see whether he
gets any votes at all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
I'M P Q R T Mt.
stats OF IOWA.
ApJuraSf GENERALS 0rrIcr,

ADJurANf GENERALS OFFICE,
DAvxxroRr, Nov. 8, 1854.
- rAsa Il nar essesra.
request the heirs Of all the Iowa soldiers killed by
collision Of raroed trains, lafayette, Indiana Oct
sim, 1854, TO report their names to me-
And further request that the wounded lat same time
and pieee1 and the friends and relatives OF the wouDde
- report 70 ne che present condition OF wounded ~
natnse 81 the wounds, and Ill CIRCUMSTANCES tnat WI
tend 10 tustice In this cese.
n reuoYts are oorrestiy maie to me- the deaths and
wc-u& n these men occnscned ~ ercte neg1i
- Icsulioa I'll heirs AgaDs
sti1r cay vesssmsae With any railroad company uuti
they con1uIt with me ard obtain the iatoaftun whicl
hsve n ~ pnreeGsfen. n. b BAKER,
800 - ~ AdjufAnt 0eneral Of Iowa
Al papeEs IN IL Stats will sepy oass.