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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

Of William Sxisher, Common Pleas.
r, decd, vs.. Order Of Sale.
Julia A, Swishsr, ct al.
ON Saturday, he 18th day Of March,
NJ 1864, between the hours Of ten o'clock,
"A. N. and four O'Clock, P. ~, on the prem.
ises, near Lewis6urg, by virtue Of an order
Of sale for safe for that purpose issued. We
will offer at public sale the following Real
Estate, situate in Prsbie county, Ohio, to wit:
Beginning on the half section line 70 poIss
Westo { the northeass corner Of the south
.east quarter Section 81, Township Z, Range
3 East; thence South A., East 81 poles to a
stone corner; thence East II poles and 8
links to q stone corner; thence South IL,
East ~ poles to q stone corner in the creek;
thence North 75',. West 30 poles and IA
links to a stone corner; thence North So
West 80 poles to q stone corner thence
South 760 West IL poles 10 . stone corner;
thence South So West Is poles TO 4 stone
corner thence North 81 West l22 poles to
stone corner; thence North 25' West 10
poles to o stone corner; thence North 66Ao
East 6 poles and III links 10 Q stone cornef;
tnencs North S30 East 81 poles and II linEs
Il to a stone corner thence North l40 East
80. poles and IL links to . stone corner;
thence North So l25 poles to the beginning,
containing 81 acres and % poles Of land
more or less, together with the NH, build
ings, &C., and all he water privileges and
s~ppurtenanCes thereunto belonging, and
which are fu lily described OH record. This
tract with the mill and Nster privileges will
be separately sold. and is appraised at
$1,000 90. ~
Also, the following tract, Beginning at
the southwest corner ofthe southeast quar-.
ter, Section 70, Township 7, Range 3 East;
Hence North S60 East on the section line
: Ito poles and 20 links to a stone corner;
|. thence North 34' West 81 poles to a stone
eeoruer thence North 64' East 50 poles
and l6links to q stone corner on the SECTION
line; theuce North 80 West Is poles to a
stone corner; thence North 81 West III
poles and 81 links to q stone corner thence
North 259 West 10 poles tc stone corner
thence North 663o East 6 poles and II links
to q stonsJ cernsr thence North 25' West
II poles 10 q stone corner thence North
30o' West Is poles 2 links to a stone corner,
thence South So West 80 poles and l6 links
to q stone corner, being the northwest cor
'uer Of said q1srtsr; thence South 80 East
on tie half section line l6l poles TO the
beginning, containing s6 acses, 3 roods and
l. pole Of land. more or less, This tract
w.llbe sold separately, and is appraised at
$4,000 90. e.
Il TsaMs or SALE. -0rethird cash down,
and the residue ia two equal annual pay
meAts, with interest from the day Of sale, to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
Persons contemplating bidding on Che
premises. would do well to call and fully
examine before the day OF sale. . -
JULIA A. 4 ROBERT SWISHER,
~. I Ex'rs of Wn, Swisher, decd.
GiLMoRE I CAMrsgLL, Attys. ~
Feb III, l864-6t lPr. T. $l7 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
a DR.. RAPHAEL.
Dox Ne. aAS3, PosT oYyx0Ml
MMmWNAFT OKY0.
THE AFFLICTED READ

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t.sBhy, uavsn senpiafah, nahAsbsiy thssxhh, 4.
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1ssS, Ln 4 nsnsry, tsn 4 snsrU Esd mussahE DSwM,
v1ay srouth, vssacT away, asd 3 wat Z ssaaAsass6
iADassivo, AAuna Ah, smvslAvs hahhAW. 49,
sass "a disxuSs ofiHA.
HHAR VIA THl MEDICAL PRWa 0AYA
-. phyIsia.s rosuirs u b ~ iks natasS e w.
hh.ao-Gs nAaLI1n DOTAMIO PnYOIOfAn tSM
~. HI paAa nSvhAp Il ths 1890 pvs.sn sn.bls
~ y ksaatSs ~ lhsasS vthsut ear hArnatha ~
- pattssl, = sxpltn ~ atuaaL sana "a V cussNatos
- ~. AnI, What b nasy sluabie Mi, ks MI henernv
- really IN vhslk~s ys1 sa bs sIrsA = "a A
~ ss@nuabansas ed hhrvhvs sS S6haiy pstvuAs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
OorIVxK7SS CURD.

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NMSm. A. L. Goo'iLL I &c.
Osah. ~ hArs bssA 6SsSlAA -
. tsrpiA GSL;sn q he bowels fss az q uOvaA
rar, vhish h0 bsSA he SANSs u Q cysaA
I@l Of URsrsg.So ne, AAt | 80 - deprive
aysslf Of nAny fIaAs Of ASoi, Aad ussd RunA
sAtAsal, sts., Ssui l ~ Dr., kStt's Hwy
FFus, and AAd thAt thsy keep ny bsvsb
'sTalAr, AAd I SSu - saythiAG M NJ
kAily 49,. NEST sSN1assGy ssssnnDA
Aas Pills u hsss SAs AZ 6sStbA ~
~A~ipsI;sA ~ns bowels.
Truly yslr, John BLRMIRA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
IUm aoK1LAIHY D

s-r LHptAHApeLIe' ONs~S 49,
nnMas. A. I. AoovtLS D C..
S@h.:-I an hardly sbia y q.
1rsss ny gratitude tr he hsDSlt vhleh ~
aGuRhtSr has derived ffsn Tie $3.50 ~.
MStts Liver Hills. ~ ~ bsDa sS1SbSA
viii what the DhysSiHA ssllSA uVvE Ssm
plAint; bAt car dsehsr hil~ - Eve - ssy
IsrnaaOat relief, AlthspEA ~ 6jsA ha pr
aripSsSs sYsataGliy. SAl had tseeHs Ass-
SAsAsly. .1nAAlPy. A1aPhS eeAsanAsA ~
she 6iSA Dr.. HsIt's AysI Hls. AAd psoS
Ss0un - ESa bsttsr. A. .hSPPy > ~ ~
- ~ HSv sAGrsly recovered hSr kslA-
Respectfully year,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
! vIyA. fa.a1 D.yuvA.. T.A,......

y fhS Chisago Express Train, going west
baves CinsinHAi At TOE ?. n, Hamilton
1.l4r oAAdsn S.OS, HAEsT S,St, arrive ~
kis1AASla lO.1S.
atiAg ssAtA vill leave RishnSnd ct 7 IS,
4. Il, RatsA SIG, Candies 0.AS, HaniltoA
o.AS, arrive At Cincinnati II. %. r-
D. kOLABEH, Ssp'I
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
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nYsHxpsIA. oR m1raneYT0H.

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- ct Arpstf1s, AAHssA astSisAsy. hssrS
SSss, seaiivSHsss, h0> n Ne pes@aaA SS*N
tHYAy. . pAiA in The eide, yAlsasa 'e"the
souataHAnss, lAnGssr, law sPJis, &stzTsoa
slSsP. PAiAs il ths hsAA, -.
SrIissrISLs. ouIs, ~ !, IRA
N@0. A. 1. 1esVnL ! CO.
1snLa.s-I have NuBA -. GSsE1
Lysr Pills me Of he kGA nSAissAss -
kJs1sI1ia thAt I ever ussA. ~ sses
GAistsA with he liSsass hS nsrs B Ha
Asstks, AAd ny vistsAh dis.ArhsA NJ
stsnAeh. sASa " sash alAgrsa q y ea10
.sniiiaE. wse nsH q Ne dAs ssssv~
I hSaa tAai Ne Pilh ksPt ~ bvsls sPeS
uithssI Kripisx o. pail. havs aOtaAlfy
gained in Weight, sish usixS 0sanr-AsaAe
Su pVan&s ksoEisr thar VhSn l eannsaeUA
eve aI @S ~!slJ - -. q As PilH
aUORAR DANA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
.,4.. PIANOS
= Es4H al,5aiis-Dos d1s1 ~ ,isiVs sss
Grea1r Bafghins!!

GH 4lRLEslsoEHEER Sf' Hsninoa,
" offers = fine stockOf PiLEss, asreaueed
prices, Of different m~Anafketarss, ssd, vari.
ous descriptions He bays his Pianos ir
the Eat for Clth,, aid psys 40 Tbtof%rsntia
comparisou wftk tEsiaeslEfa Of other Cities,
thSftfofS IL cshi RSlhthsm other
dealers for UashO OF c%uHysaispt paypents.
i He has also PIANOS FOX RENT,
and let the rest pay for tbSP +. sncS.i ~
OLD PIAN0S or MEL O1E0NS
will b taken in sxchsnge, PIrticulArlJ his
Old customers who bought ssne tine ago
from him, and wish TO sxehGnKe s~for~targer
Pianos. with the latest inproysusRtS will
be offered good bargains ~ Y " -
LErrERs o. ItQvikr will " pfsnRty An.
swsred. sTosasv noneycall on CHARLES
-S0EHNERr atiIAMILToNr Rater4 Geupty,
FRoxr B BisfM SM 80 !" s"e.s goaqrir"
Feb. IL, lys4r-4w l~. ! a..'"'a'' 900
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
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esats. This ID V certify NAstl hsW
HsA u. nstfS Liver PILL In hlisAs AtaAAA
nd fSsnl NSA - - ~ b~R Pals tAsA ]
r~ UsSa hr 49, PGrPsss; Aaa AArs sho
500 tAsn - . eAthsrtis NsiiAAs, At ASSe
Assd ba, lihls uss ~ . RhyEidaA isss :
sEi hnA 10 ny hAily.
TSur1, kNly AAA Y1ueA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

~. Aad GifssiSA ~ r~sadsrSAsAsy. rAs Ma
h ~ HSAA, Back, nd ltsRAsA, - -
"a rsr,,a,, faT ILooS fURI 1IS
HRALfGY, aad he Uhns aAtarGl.
AltAS1RA tAsso Pills ,Ari A~GSrsAf6AlnR
b tAsS ssA;ss lPsa Ihs yAsb Gyps1n, ~
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Sats systsn, . hey OsltAA - nsftugX
q mineral In aAy fern, ba' ere OIA1aA
saNTsE - vegetable SS~latAAs,s.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

r HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD FARN,
30 .scssa, S5rAersAy egsartd,
az balance risBsrsalJ IheAihbsOvSmeLtt
Sw q { RIss' @fRiCS EEsis' igs sw Fs s1sf
BARN. cad GOOD RTABLJBG; thers = 81.
90 & good SUGAR CANP pf 6Vt trees. q
good WE'LL and two gO0dsPtkga Yl0
The FArmis located . niles north-esst Of
WiueHsstsfI bn % oWiHSGSster and Ettsr.
prise Free Turnpiks.- Far further ~pareiep-
ArsAPplyto Md Neyipket, % ~ pen
iss''9 RIssss.' aalH' Es,se y
@s-sAs! =! .sra5L
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
1gthpdat of Maroh,A. D. 1854,

4sth@dAy o. MAfcn, ~. Aep4, y.
Astwesn the tours ofl3H aud 8 P. N ,aat
n lths door OF Willisns' store, in the village of
Verona, Otherwise called West Bsltinors,
In Hsstiz0n aownIhip, gPre6ls county, Ohio,
oRer 1t pablo sale, the undivided fee In 70.
aaihdefo or ihia Francis Emfaons-to, takt
eject. on tho death Of Ann Emmons, widow
bSlf AbgIns1 EnwphsI dfdecShssa-in one
kcnssh Of one half, Of the south half Of the
Inorth,yAn Aursrfof section eleven, the
ee1sh half Of the northwest quarter Of the
slanasection, The typ trActIscpatainthg each
SiRhsy acres, more Or len and hirtyIeight
iaSrss, more or less, in the northeast cnraer
n dc south east quarter Of section twenty
eifhp 4seiIlh Rovn1hiH 1eysg,Ipf range three,
.ia Ssi county Of erebls.
TuRna OF SALE-Cash In hand. Tho said
liatepAeaH shlstp eff9eidaEf1aeis d tie
dySs a~boysRAHad tract 10 appfA'Hed q el2S
.~.a-in4hasfeona, At1lIh-AndriR the third,
EEN sAaaCk iEMN0N8k
70 e9@9dskdfs6 81 FsSnCiT EhmoaL
;vcEss.iA. s.sIE.yS, tt'srn:{t Z s, 80 :.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
I GUARDIANS SALE.

TN pursusucs Of IN order Of The Probate
Court Of Prsble %county, Ohio, made on
{hs twelfth day Of February, A. n. 1854, in
DC case OF AlicS EnnoA', guardian Of
Francis Ennous, against her, ward, the N,
Says,euad will, on the ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
VEGETABLE LIVER Pills

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Will SAaAN Nd HFE0
Bile - hsaltAy GlAtA
To Prsvsst sr rsaiSve ~
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lille, tASas Hlk lgo .
specific asisA he
nvSr ahsr NsiHa den,
Ne tsAGas win SaE1S
@sSlA Aad sIapa ths
49, viii ka0mS 49,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

.uA-LEU GOULD kssps 5 splendid
store of the best OF groceries, pota-
tocs spades @vks, lamps, e..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
FARM FOR SALE.

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
NOTICE e2 SALE.

Jsha Aan swisher and .
Robert Swipher, Ex'rs Preble
Of William sWisher, Common Pleas.
Julia A, swishsr, ct al
ON Saturday, he 18th day Of March,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06
TRIAL TR1P---srENMER YAKIMA.


At 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the loco
mBtive, attached to a single passenger car,
lei. the Railroad Bridge, with all her colors
flying, and the usual indications of day Of
festlvity. The occasion ofsl! this display was
the presence of the President and Directors
of the O. s. N. Company, who were here With
their invited guests, for the purpose u making
a trial trip on the new steamer Yakima. The
iron-horse had full head of steam on, and
passed over the road with unusual speed, ar
irving at Cello in 35 minutes from the time
of starting. Here we found the new steamer
gaily decked out in flags, and waiting for her
distinguished visitors. These on board, at ex-
actly ten o'clock the lines were cast off, and
the steamer headed up stream. Once fairly
upon the waters, the Yakima fully vindicaed
her claim to be regarded as one Of the f1eetest
boats in the Company's service. In the face
of q stiff head wind, and rapid current, she
made the run to John Day Rapids, distance
OF eighteen miles, in one hour and ffty-fve
minutes. There her bow was turned for home,
and she made the return trip in fifty-fve min
utes OF those who were present, we may no.
tice Capt. ]. O. Ainsworth, President of the
Company, and Messrs. Reed, Kamm, and Ohm.
stead of the Board of Directors. The lnvi-
ted guests embraced quite liberal delegation
from San Francisco, including R. NJ Jessup,
Vice President of the California Steam Navi.
cation Company, Capt. Dali, Mr.. Benson, and
one or two other gentlemen whose names we
fail to recall. From Portland, we had Col.
Belden, Messrs. Green, Leonard, King, Good
win, Lappeus, Harris aud others. Cello was
represented by Il. H. Mallory, Agent for the
Company. The Dalles was represented by F.
T. Dodge, Agent of the Company, John Bra
zee, Chief Engineer, W. Buchanan, OF Wells,
Fargo & Co., and w. H. Newell, Of the Noun
tainser. On the trip up, as also on the return,
the wine flowed freely, toasts were drank,
songs snng, and all went "merry as a marriage
bell" The Californians on board were par
ticularly loud in the expressions of their ad-
mration of the boat, and all were unanimous
in the opinion that the Yakima is the finest
stern. wheel craft that ever kissed the waters
Having said thus much of the trial trip, We
have only to add that the Yakima is now ready
to take her place on the line, and that she will
be commanded by Capt FELTON,, q gentleman
who has bad great experience in the manage
meht of river craft.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

IT is said that since the call upon California
for ten regiments Of troops, the number of
cripples, and persons afflicted with rheuma.
tism, and other disabling complaints has fear
fully increased. 1t would seem that voting
the last man means every body else, but never
comes home to the individual.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

Justly SAID.-Alluding to the right go
ahead course of the President, the Nevada
(Cal Gazette says that he never makes a
movement of any kind, involving change in
the policy of the Government, which is cal
culated to produce profound sensation until
he has first prepared the public mind to re.
ceive it aud 10 recognize its propriety. II be
finds one OF his Generals going too fast in
matters which are the exclusive province of
the Executive Department OF the Government,
however correct in theory his action may be,
he restraints him, because The public mind has
no been scbooled to receive such action with
favor. All the urging, coaxing, wheeding
and threalening which may be used by his
friends cannot force him into any act not
strictly 10 consonance with his ideas of pro.
priely, and all the abuse of his friends and
enemies cannot make him swerve hairs
breadth from what he esteems to be right and
just
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

Tus IMMIaRATIoN.-A private letter, dated
Burlington. Iowa, March 18th, says: "There
is going to be very large emigration to Ida
io this Spring; think that it will be the
largest that ever crossed the plains"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

In MEnoRIAM.-The firemen of San Francis
co are about to erect splendid monument
over the remains of George H. Hossefross,
late Chief Engineer of the Fire Department.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

HoS. J. r. McBRiDB has rendered Master
Charles Newell the appointment to the U. s.
Naval Academy, to fill an existing vacancy.
The youth has accepted the appointment, and
will leave for the East at an early day.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

Col. BELDEs, agent for the sale of the State
School Lands, is now at the Dalles, and will
take pleasure in giving settlers and all others
needful information.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

PoLIrIcAL LSPEAKIEG.-Messrs. Donnell and
Stevenson will speak at the Court House, on
to morrow Saturday evening, on the issues
that now divide the Americen people. The
meeting is to be a joint one Of union men
and democrats, and it is desirable that there
be full turn out
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06
DIED.

In this city, May 5th, Of acute meningitis, CLARA
MINNIE daughter of W. p. and s. L. Abrams. Aged
eight years and eight months
Friends of the family requested to attend the fne-
raj It the residence Of her parents Saturday the 7th
inst at 10 o'cook,A.M
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06
MARRIED.

In La Grande Baker county Oregon April 23d by Rev
J. W. Lawrence, CHARLES SCHELLW0RTH, Of stutt-
Gard. Germany, to Miss MARGEl,ITE B00NEY, Of Ma
rysyille California Brooklyn papers and Marysve Ap
peal please copyl
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-05-06

J. E. JOHNSON. the celebrated vocalist, as
sisted by the accomplished Misses Webster.
and Miss Minnie Gillespie, highly promising
young lady, will give musical entertainment
at Moody's Hall, on tomorrow Saturday
evening. As e comic singer johnson has
scarcely an equal, and the whole performance
promises to merit the patronage of our amuse-
rnent.loving people.
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PORTLAND, Me- FRIDAY MORNING. MAY g. 1864
WANTS, LOST,F FOUND
REV ARD.

L VIII pay Fifty Dollars reward to any person
Il who will give in formation leading to the recov-
cry Of the property stolen from the Stable of Capt
inst
will also pay Fifty Dol ars to any person giv-
ing such information will lead TO the detection of
the thief or thieves. JOHN s. HEALD,
City Marshal.
Portland, April 80, 1864 apr3O diff
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Wanted.
Information Wanted.

A Female Pastry Cook at Dsrton's Oyster Saloon
IA ZsS, Congress 81. apl6ti
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List.

Lost.
ON Saturday, April S0th, in the South Paris car,
~ or at Danyille Junction, a Poitmonie. contain
ing nine dollars in bills about dollar in cnrren-
cy, and several pictures and papers of value 10 the
loser. VIII ie finder please retain enough of the
MONEY to compensate for the trouble, and return
the rest by express or otherwise TO l.. c. PenDell,
Al Brown street. or to Mr. Loring at the Press office.
may5dlw EsH
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Notice.

NUHEREAS Isaac A. Davis q boy that has hean
w living with me since he was an infant ~.
left my house the nfth day Of this month"; this h 10
notify all personstha shall pay no dsb,s OF his con-
tfseting after this date. CALVIN r. DAyIs
North Yarmouth, April Is, 1854. spls daws'
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A SOLDIER on furlough in this city. has under
IA his care active intelligent contrabaDd, about
10 years of age, for whom he wishes to provide
homo, with q family where he will be taught the ru-
dimeats Of a common education and receive religi-
GUS instruction and moral culture. He IS accustom-
ed TO farm work, but will readily learn to make
himself useful in anv other business. For partcu-
lars address "Contraband /" Box 1923 p. q. Port
land, Me or enquire at Drake q Davis, $50 Con-
gress street. Portland may 5dlN.
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Wanted immediately.

DARE opp ortunities for business are offered at
HI 22s Congress st. Ifyou want and mean bus
mess don't neglect for single day to investigate.
aprz3d II e. CHAPMAN,Jg.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-06
TO SHIP BUILDERS.


A NDpersons desirous of Real Estate Investmsnts
the following property Is offered at good bargains
~ Houses al prices from $500 to 5000.
leo House Lots at prices from $500 to 5000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharyes Shin
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
portion of II adjoining the Grand Truuk Ran Hosd
nom which height may be depoited on the misss
mchll 3m MOSES GOULD "a Middle st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27
Another Csnvs1tisa ffspsssl.
Boston, AuR. 26


Several prominent abolitionists, inclu.
ding EIessar Wright and 3. g. Howe,
have written Gen. Fremont. speaking d
the dissatisfaction in RepuSlicaa ranks.
and advising iha. the Baltimore and
Cleveland nominees both withdraw their
names a. Presidential candidates and Z
new Convention be called 10 select nes
candidate. Fremont replies st length.
vemarking be does not feel at liberty q
withdraw his name without 6rst consult.
Jog the party which uonioated him. bu'
suggests that . direct effort be made "a
obtsio an immediate understanding b%.
tween the supporters Of both nominees ia
order that they may coalescs and units
upon such convention.
Il this letter Fremont says much has
been said about peace. For me. peace,
since frst the war began, signifies the in.
tcgral establishment Of the Union with.
out slavery. because slavery is the source
Of all our political dissensions, and be
cause the institution itself il condemned
by the enlightened and liberal spirit o'
the age. These are to me the essentia
conditions Of peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27

gregation Vas shot At the lower cad Il
Second and Bsals streets. A number Of
negroes we're shot in several portions Of
the city. N as 1
Michael Listoa, . bsave member Of the
IRE department, Who was two yesrs ago
captured while an overseer at UniOo
Depot. on the Mobile oud O.io railroad,
and taten TO Hschie Bottom, where he
vas robbed Of $500. hearing firing this
noruing. and learning that the rebel. had
entered Meephis. ssliied ou, to mee,
them. C,ming across one who had been
slightly wounded in one arm BY shot
from the Irwin Block guards, he vas
about to sho,t him when the rebel sur
rendered. A squad Of rebels we're 6ght
ing IT Irving block at the time, but Lis,on
managed 20 carry bis prisoner from the
other side Of Court Square to M l en-.
gine house, where the rebel was kept un-
Ill his cemrsdes retired. when he vas ts
ken to Irving block and handed over to
the authorities for safe keeping.
There we're number Of instances oi
women firing from the windows on the
rebel invaders. and this seemed to be ex
ceedingiy unpleasant to them. They eI.
pecied men TO 6re on them, but mol
women. M. p. g. Ware sailed out %
the alarm vas given and fred 4 shot gur
st the retresting rebels, and then procur
ing another gun. pursued them some dis
lance,