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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27

is. Redfeld In Ashland County
Josiah Wright. Common Pleas.
By virtue of a vendi execution vs.. defendant du-
Iy issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Me-
dina County, Ohio, dated the 10th day of Decem-
Der, 1863, and to me directed / will expose to sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House in
Ashland, on
Saturday, January 3Ist, 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4 o'clock,
p. m. of said day the following described lands
and tenements to wit Situate in Montgomery
Township, Ashland county, Ohio, to-wit: The
undivided one seventh part of the. following de-
iscribed lands and tenemepts: The nortn westyquar-
ter of section number feur al of township twenty
two 10Y of range sixteen (16), containing ore
hundred and sixty I60l acres of land, saving and
rods sold to John P. Anderson. Also, the undivi-
ded one seventh part of the following described
lands and tenements situate in Montgomery towns.
ship, Ashland county, o, to-wit: being the south
half of the south east, one fourth of the north east
quarter of section Eve (5), township twenty two
(22) of range sixteen (16). meaning and intending
hereby to sell and convey unto the said James
Wright. the east half ofthe tract or parcelof
said qnarter. which Hanes Jones and Mary Jones his
wife conveyed to John earns sometime in the year
l841, containing twenty-one acres Of land more or
less. Terms of sale cash. The undivided one
seventh part OF the first describe I tract of 1aud
appraised at S289, 50, and the undivided one sew
enth part of the second or last described tract of
land appraised at 51I7,00
JAMES McCOOL Sheriff.
December 80, ISfS-tspfS9 90
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Have You Heard the News
HEN
Ready Made Clothing


Hello Stranger, stop a miEateJ
Here's a New Store, just drop in it,
And view with wonderful surprise
The CLOTHING that will meet your eyes
The piles of Goods you have not seen,
Or else you must be logged green,
To thus in haste go past the door
OF JAG. HELMS CLOTHING STORE
He's got Clothing sure the best,
For North, South, Fast and West.
Ills not made up of Slop Shop trash,
And he promises to sell it Cheap for Cash
He has Shirts, Vests and Brooches too,
All kinds of Goats both nice and new
In short all things in the Clothing line
At JAG HELMS you will find.
His shop IL town is in a door
Formerly known as Mich Miller's Store
There JAG. HEM takes the shine,
And outdoes all in the CLOTHING line,
So come along-come one, come al,
Come rich and poor, come great and small,
Come pious folks, come hardened sinner
And help along the new beginner.
sLRemember the place, in the West Room
of Mich. Miller's Hotel. Ashland, O.
Ashland, Oct. 18th, 1868.
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TTACHMEMP.

John P. Schumacher Prf Before J.P- Devor, J. P.
VS. of Montgomery Tp.,
saml. r. W Rapp, deft Ashland County, Ohio.
etal
On the 18th day of January, A.. d. 1864, said
justice issued an order of alta chment in the above
action, for the sum of $25,15.
Jnuary goth, 1s64-Swnos2.
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TIL Saturday Evening Post,

HrHE OLDEST AMI BEST OF THE wEEKLIEs.n
II Proprietors of the Saturday Evening Post
which paper is now in its Forty-Third Year II
would simply announce in their Prospectus for
1864, that they design maintaining for their week
ly the high characters it has already acquired asa
FIRST LITERARY PAPERt
They have reason to believe that the stories of
Mrs. Woed, author of EAST Lynne &C.; Miss
Braddon, author of ..E1eanor's Victory" SC; MAJ
rion Harlan1 author of "Alone.' Sc; Miss Virginia
F. Townsend, aud numerous other excellent wri-
ters, have been generally regarded IS possessing the
greatest merit apd the most absorbing interest;
and they design procuring for THE POST In the
and other Literary Novelties, which they can posi-
siblJ obtain. They have commenced, in the first
paper of January, a New Novel, called
OSWALD CRAY
BY Mrs, WooH,s
Author oft.East Lynne .fyerner's Pride" &es
This novel will be about the length of EAST
Lynne and win be printed from the advance sheets
expressly forwarded to them by Mrs. Wood from
In addition to the Stories written expressly fo1
TEE o. its Editor also strives to lay before its
readers the best Stories from the English Periods
Gals. And gives in addition to the Tales and
Sketches, more or less Agricultural Matter, with q
Riddle, Receipt. News, and Market Departments
every week.
A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS
We viii give to any person sending thirty sub
s~criptions to THE POST and Sixty Dollars, one Of
WHEELER & WILSON'S GELEBRATEDS SEWING
MACHINES. such as they sell for Forty-fye Doll
mandatory in New York, boxed, and forwarded
free of cost, with the exception of freight.
TERMS-TMo2 Dollars \ year5 I've
copies, So Four copies, Sc Eight COPIES Sene
one gratis,) $f2.-One copy ofTHE POST and one
of H LADY'S Friend, 3d.
No. 819 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
se- Specimen numbers of THE POST sent q a'is-
January 9th, IS64-2wno3l.
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The Presidents Contribution of ~
Shirt to the Sanitary Fair at Chi
cage.
From the Chicago Tribune.1

IRON the Chica9o 1rlDune.I
A little incident in the history of the late
Sanitary Fair in this city, not hitherto made
public here, comes to US in a foreign journal
the Glasgow Chronicle-through its CORES
pondence from this city, as follows
The ladi IS have actually wheedled the Press
ident out of the original draft of the enamel
patton proclamation. Such papers are gener.
ally preserved in the achieves of the depart
partment of State. Some ladies have also
written to the President for the original shirt
he wore when on hiszway to Washington, and
was nearly murdered In Baltimore, or would
have been but for q Scotch cap ; and have re-
ceived the following reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. 1868.
To the ladies having in charge the North
western Fair of the Sanitary Commission,
Chicago, Illinois According to the request
made in your behalf for the original shirt
worn by me when I came on from Illinois to
be ~inaugurated in 1861, I have sent it on to
You in a package by Harnden's Express. The
two letters AL. at the tail end of the arti-
Gle was not made by Mrs L.. or any of the
females Of my family. They were written
with indelible'ink, purchased by me for a
quarter, in Springfield, three years ago. 1
had some desire to retain the shirt but if it
shall contribute to the relief or comfort of the
soldiers. that will be better.
Your obsdient servant,
A. LINCOLN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A Gallant and good looking, young aghting Sol
der, of the army of he Cumberland, whose moral
character is above reproach, is desireus of opening
correspondence with one or two fair and loyal
young ladies', of good reputation, for the purpose
of mutual improvement fun, love. nonsense or
anybody else.
Address,
HENRY CHAPMAN,
Co. D, LIST Regt. O.. o.. A..
Nashville, Tenn.
January 27th-2w.
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Estate Of John Endinger, Jr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of John Endinger, jr., late OF
Ashland County Ohio. deceased.
JOHN ENDINGER, Jr.
January 9th, 1a64-3wno34.
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ATTACHMENT.

Morgan Root s. Co. plf's) Before J. ?. Devor, J. ?.
VS. Montgomery Tp.. Ash
L.. Raplee defendant land County, Ohio
On the 9th day of january, A. D.. 1864, said
justice issued an order of attachment in the above
MORGAN ROOT, s. Co.
january goth, I36t-swnos2.
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ADMINISTRATOR OIICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigaed
was on the 1st day of January, A. D. 1864,
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of John Lehman, decd.
MELCHOR OBERHOLSZER.
January 18th, I864-3wno32. tsl9
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90 10 JAcoBs& MURRAY's.
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SIZE

Ashland, Oct. 28th, 1863,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Galesbarg, Jan. 6. :,

..au s .r- Galesburg. Jan. q. -
On account Of the snow storm OF last
Thursday and severe cold weather follow
ing, Ne have had no Chicago trains since
Wednesday evening, Dee. 80, '63, until
this Wednesday morning. Jan. 6, e.
The @. B. 4 @. B. r.. track II. now all
clear, but on account Of the weather be-
ing so unsettled the company have deci-
ded to run no freight, and but two pas-
senger trains per day. No night trains
will Be run till the weather moderated. -
The seventeen engines reported in drifts
Friday morning hare all beeu got in and
their trains will all be moved through to-
morrow to clear up and finish the work.
The suffering to both passengers and
stock has been great, still the company
have spared no pains 10 make oil as CON-
Portable ~ possible. "a
On account of the train from Chicago
of to-day being so far behind time, it Will
not run any further west than here TO-
night.
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+
The Senate refused to reier the bin %
the Judieiasy cshAdfttss 81 ! vote Of 81
to l6. -
Powell moved fora fsoonsidsrstisn d
the vote.
A lda9tAydsslte tbee Rsae % which
Lane Of Indiana, Powell and Davis Of
Ksntssk1,snd Wlsonof MaSsachnsttb
Participated.
On motion Of Grimes the bill to pre-
vent officers in the naval and military scr.
VI MonA Interfering With slsceiols i
Staass NaS referred to committee on Mil
tary Affair. o1s a4. a -
The Senate then received The House
bill extending .bounties to volunteers
which vas passed to second reading.
Adjourned. s .sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
FROM VIRGINIA.
Operations OF Gen. Kelley---Faifure Of
the Rebel Raid,
Especial to Herald


Especial to Herald.
Cumberland, Nd, Jan. 5.
Cumberland and New Creek are now
considered safe.
Gen. Kelley has caused the utmost ac-
tivity to prevail in the whole department,
and particularly along the railroad line.
Railroad travel is resumed.
1t seems Early's great raid has proved
failure, and is likely TO end in an inglo.
rious 6zzle.
Ii is showing.
Washington, Jan. s.
There is reason to believe Early's move.
ment in the Shenandoah valley is for No
other purpose than to protect that section
and the railroads south of that poiu. from
our cavalry raids. a
Early has none of his own divisions
but has been furnished with one BRIGADE
from each of the divisions of Ewelps corps
evidently for the purpose OF leading 81 &c
wrong conclusions.
From reports of rebel prisoners and
deserters no apprehension il now left CON
corning the operations of Early in tha
region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
FROM cINuNNATI.
Extensive Firc--Reeeipts Of the Sanitary
Fair--Rcports from Chattanooga. !

Extensive Fire--Reesipts Of the Sanitary
Fair--Rcports from Chattanooga.
Cincinnati, Jan. G..
Gray, Hemingway q Bros Glaes
establishment, No. Is Columbia street,
was destroyed BY FIRE last night.
The receipts of the Sanitary Fair are
estimated at $500 900.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says the
weather has been singing cold for the
last three days. Two soldiers we're frozen
to death at Bridgeport, Alabama, on the
3lst nit.
The soldiers are re-enlisting rapidly.
The rebel lines are thirty-five miles
from Chattanooga.
Bramleite. Of Kentucky, has issued .
proclamation ordering the military COM
mandants, where loyal citizen is taken
OF by guerrillas, to arrest at least FIVE
rebel sympathisers in the vicinity Of the
outrage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
The censeriptisnxav.
Especial to Times.l
Washinoton I.n

Not less than twenty five different prop.
osltions to amend the conscription Law
were submitted in the Senate to-day
The bill before its Military Committee
has the approval of the Secretary Of War
and Provost Marshal General. It will
retain the $500 clause and requires that
the conscript shall Be responsible for hi,
substitutes service and fitness.
The World's dispatch denies that Ro.
sscrans has been assigned the Department
Of Missouri, and says he will net -.
The WoFid's correspondents from the
Army of the Potomac whites that Neada
returns t. e - permanent commander.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE

RATCHEIOR'D celebrated HAIR DYE Il tkS Bssf
- - ~ Wrt1 Ths only AavMltss, 5tss eaA Rail-
abb D1~ tasvs. This splsoAid Hetr Dyhis ReFfSct-
changes Ned, kosty Gray HAIR Instantly TO isssy
6lHts Hssfysl Brses, without inJurtng che Hair or
Staining the skin leaving the Hair Soft abd Beautul
iupas freah vitality, nrquenuy Restoring ~ preside
color, and rsesaes ne al effects III Ra& Dyes IT,
Gennine V signed WILLIAM a. BArcHEL4R, all others
are mere limitations and should b avoided. Sold b.
all Druggists, &c. RACToRr-6i BARc kAr-srRxxr
New YORK. hAScHRsoRh Nnw IoItsT lCHEAM Son
DREssfrs rns HIM jysdawfy
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College Burned.
Binghampton, N. Y, ia,

BinghamPton, N. I }, Jan. 5.
St. Joseph College, fifteen miles from
here, was entirely burned New Years
night The building was insured. The
chapel was elegantly adorned aud fitted
The libraries were all destroyed and were
very valuable. There was nearly 100
students in attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

The flaas q osa. Dstlss-1As Rshsls
ytn - 0eO1gAt - 1sf1s-DaxAd4s
Relieves Fostars ~
GSpsoial.to Tribune.
rs Washington. Jan. s.
The mission Of Gen. Butler here has
much wider reach than has yet been states
and relates to future plans Of the utmost
importance, the object Of which must re-
msiu seosst til sabssQueat action q the
part Of the rebels make their develop
ments. Gen. Butler had . protracted in
terview to-day with the President, Secre-
tary Stanton and Gen. Halleck. and 10 IN
derstood to have received their endorse
ment Of his proposed course. and had full
powers given him to carry the same into
effect. f m
That all rebel prisoners. about 80. 600
in number, are to be transmitted to his
Department is true, and retsliatory meas-
ures TO . proper and legitimate extent
have been determined on. There is also
embraced in Geo. Buffers scheme move
in The game which the rebels little think
of, aud which cannot fail to bring them
terms. He has prepared . counter move
to every possible contingency, and wheth-
er they refuse to hold communication with
him or not, the result will be the same.
[Tribune's Dispatch.
Washington, Jan. 8.
An officer Of the Government Just ar
rived from Newbern, N. c., reports the
scheme for the occupation oil abandoned
plantations works admirably, the rental
already producing quite revenue, be.
sides relieving the Government Of the
support Of thousands Of poor people, both
white and colored.
A bill was introduced by Senator Will
son to-day providing for the examination
before boards constituted for the purpose
Of every quartermaster, commissary and
paymasser now in the service or hereafter
to be appointed.
Gen. Burnside leaves to-morrow to as-
sumo command of the Department Of
Ohio, relieving Gen. Foster, who is re-
ported in bad health.
The Heralds Army Of the Potomac
dispatch says there will be as much more
excitement in this army during the en-
suing three or four months a. within any
other department
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk. Iowa. Anv27. tRS3.

n ~s"f 49, =, = v - 49, -
kOTICE.-fo all persons having guns, reviewers
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale are
ordered not to sell OF dispose OF asst
obtaining psrma fso@ this nnasUiGneA oy order Of
he SPECIAL Agent OF the Treasury Department. All
persons Violating this order viii be liable have
goods conf seated for the Of the ~ The
United states. J0ny s1ANNCs,
nay9s-d0 Surveyor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

The special committee on Ship Canals
in the House hope to report their bill for
the one in Illinois in short time.
Samuel R Rnggles, author Of the report
on the enlargement Of the New York and
Erie canal Is here urging that improve
ment. He has just returned from Eu-
rope 4sf@ A~ Afe u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

Fort Monroe, Jan. 6.
The steamer Guide, from Newbern,
N. c., 5th instant, has arrived.
Intelligence reached Newbern yester-
day that the expedition under Colonel
McChesney, of the Let North Carolina
regiment, which left Newborn on the 3Oth
ult. for Greenville. met the enemy on
Thursday night near Washington. Both
parties we're sarprised. Lieut.. Adams
charged on and routed the enemy, killing
. Lieutenant and Eve men, all of whom
were left on the Geld. and captured ten
men, one cannon and caisson, with the
horses, of Stars battery. Our loss was
Lieutenant Adams killed and five men
wounded. Il
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commercial.
r~tst~s csAAxorsD- SALLY ~ 4
s. II A M 1 L l.,
WHoLE6AIB 0RoCW.
leo Garner Foprth ma m, a.,e.a.

leoCerner Fourth and Aain Streets.
asssos = D.'s s. OK: G il 2 g, sssa
PRODUCE~ AND .PRov1Ds0ns.
YLOUa~esHssnss, o .; -apA.o WAsst Extra,
corr .kAI T. iI sosss . . : %, g -
SHIP sTO11-ei 20 70 ii Is.
MH.AI-T.!ts 81 y, spring sseesl % u.
GREEN APfLEs--Goct to 81.
PoTAroAS.-ds37oe; Reisii ase per peck
suTTgA-conmon isc; Choice, II 70 aicj res.lL
sSss-ssena
CHrCKEEs-sl Is TO 81 80.
WHITE EEAS ss 10 roos u 10 =, %
Prime Navy - aa9ss CO.
a1T~Iisosny, ssooe, s.,.a, sas -. rs.ss.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR = New Orleans fair. Use; prime ~;
choice Isl; New York, c, I6tc; New York, A. isc:
crushed p0wdeTe ed I-t.
soL4esks-sas.i aos.ssos,ss; e,ld4n syrsP
s5c1et os-vssv scarce 0crrum 500e6c
CoFfEE-Rie s41s6sse: laws ~;
RtCE-9t0ioc.
soDA-Aneriean, e; Eugiish, X % g..
SOAP-Pai0 &c, kASiiy 6e, German rtc.
cANDLEs-S,ar 10 TO %, Mould, iat to l4c.
7ec q Sc GOLD ana Natural Leaf, clio si 10
SAliS-Best Brands - 70, rstes.
GLAss-exio City 81 5, raIes.
CORDAGR-t6ic y lstc.
fRulr-Raisins es ooBe5 IS.
SALT-Laks 50 259e3 10.
FIsH-Ee-I sscs.rsi, ibis. els 8 - sIs -
No. No. % AlfsSl. . @ % - 9.
aifbss. No. Whit. Fish Is Is
sUNDRlEs:
LKATHkR-Sole 3O1 Is: Harness S42xs
hIpkS-Dxyfh a .isS I7; Dry ssiisd lxDis: grsisy
s.lf prlss g...s y ~; green sheep psits loe>D
sEkOs-nna,ny 81 50 10 IS; Flax, ~ %.
BBATHkhs-JsS4o.
ChkESb-Hsuoa Il Is to Isle
BEEF CArTiE-ef 1S0e2 81 eross.
SHEEP--et ~ ~ Is VI p aead.
wouL-cieab Iaessshsd, s. - zoe; TN washed one
hfrd iess.
oiLs-cesi OF. es to .os, retan soc Lips.ed OIL
u ssSei s5s Lard Oh, sSes 81 10, FIsh uii q o.
SEnswAA-4sc.
FAT HoGS-S4 coz % 90 uext.
kAUS-NeoLn ;. cstson &c.
skW GCNAihs-2lS " ga. ~
ospthoS-fs - Bssss Toe . copper
lSc D.
nassAaas. -on New TORS. PAslassipA,a, sosssn
G iaeinsat,, st. Louis Chiesxo yer emit. foi
sanaaoss fands cold - sssins.
DIZZY GOODS.
sHxKTIsGs 4 aalKrsGs-aos 10 -.
| DRiLLs-aS to 4se.
YRIATs-HA - re
| DELAlys-s6 10 Bic ~~
0IAahAAS-S3 10 s7h,c.
| .CHAtWIlk. \ goals spooL-soto u 90.
| -sxEiS TaR4AO-ei % 70 =. ~.
| PAkAs,ks = n SCI cAsslAkxE-ss 70 sos.
I! sAIaT BRAID-3oe TO 81 o..
CORSET JEaAs- IS to sos.
| DkNiMs-s5t 70 4se
| TickiaG-a2st 61e M#
| LiSsBYs--s I, So 4 -
/ CANTON fLASNEIS-- q 10 4sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
St. johns, N. B. Jan. 6.

In the Chesapeake case to-day the evil
dencc of Daniel Henderson, Cd mate Of
The steamer, was takenand occupied the
whole day. He identified the prisoners.
No new features were elected. The court
adjouvped till Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
isr vRLDsaAYn-f
rev YORK Market.
Me- fork Ian G


New forh. Jan. 6.
co:ion-QuiA ~ 81. 10 sst S4*s@s
FIosr--Maykss opened rather easy prizes hui
closed xhn nore frnn-ss. N. demand HAVING Ina
proved Sales 81 sg1 ss 81 for Extra Stale, 81 %
Q o. CO Extra X. II. O, .; .osts 50 Er Trade
Brands a~~ ts~
Naissy -sra SIC sessn.s .ss Western. IAfsrssr
whea,--Price- tending aown.ards- Sales q u Is
4si $6 for Chiea~o spring; ~ +s4ei - ter Mil
wsuxsr srtsb, ~ s01i - Amber MIiSaakSe Cab;
81 y3ael 81 N,s,sf Rcd fwesiera. u SeBoI ga
ipr Amaef Mich:ssH
cosn-Yellov saAae lower sales Al ~ 2ss6i ~ Er
Shipping Mr.ass e,srrn In asore; 81 ~ ysrY chsies
oats-Hear yana sAans eas ier- ssies a 9a2ssc for
western.
WecI-Quiet hrm.
Fetroienm--QnAsi. 49, ~
Pork--xiFu 50 n good demand aaies Il go 90
for usrss; ele Dosl9 Is for old moss; ga de-
ga sesSis o. tsr old and new prtn~; eis SOS
ei9ee prime nsss; alec Isno Bpis mers for March
cal 5oG ga 50; dc. 81 5os 1860 bbis. mess
ss jaas Ga So, So ssis. 0sw hin m~A<. ssne de-
livery. ste 81.
Beef-Steaiy
cst Mes,s-fr~. y. 30 81 Tor shoulders and ios
10 II. for hams.
Beef ssae.-vsr,uer d in good demand. ISLES u
1870 boxes Al 81 10 10 for Western Cumberard Cut:
ie fer do ioas clear Iss Do hong cut haos II fcs Cay
sho clear lie d. shsF RIBS ID, lie Do hong cut hams
pressei hox-s Primer, sSeA for Western.
L.rd--pirrssr, u 40 Is y; also 80 bills for Jany
.; Sls; iSco bib sof February l3k4i7a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

The inquest held here to-day over the
body Of Mrs. Kimppinger, killed BY the
collision on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, yesterday Vas adionssed
till tomorrow II ten o'clock, to await
important witnesses from Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

SOUTHERN PRINTERS IN THE Field
The Richmond Enquirer Of December
18th says:
ln nearly every paper we pick up we
see advertisements for printers, and there
were, before the war, more papers printed
10 the State of Georgia than are now pub
lisbed in the Confederate States. The
reason of this is that al least seventy-five
per cent. of the fraternity have been, and
are now, in the army. Many of them
command bfigader, regiments. and com
panies, and are upon different generals
stalls, while hundreds of them have met
death upon the field Of glory. We ven
ture that there is not an office in the
South that hassnot . representative in the
held, and many papers. wen suspended at
the commencement of the struggle, in or
der that the proprietor, editor, printers
and all might enlist. They are. generally
men of education and always OF superior
intelligence. and therefore fully under
stand the pfisciples We are fighting for,
and the hardships, disease and death incl
dent to the life Of . soldier. 1t is not to
be presumed that they were actuated BY
bind fanaticism, or from love of change.
or from any other cause than the purest
motives of chiyaIry.
Loss OF CATTLE IN THE SOUTHERN
COUNTIES Or CALryoRsrA.-The San
Francisco Bulletin of Nov. 18th has the
following:
We are informed that Abel Stcarns. Of
Los Angelos, lost about I, 600 head Of cat
tie, through want Of food, during the last
few mouths. That gentlsman is pre-
sumed to be the largest stock and land
owner in the United Esstes. He owns
this year 5000 cattle. besides 5000
calves. His lands are embraced in twen-
y-one grants, containing, it 10 estimated.
over $4,000 acres. All thee sreats
have besn confirmed to Mr.. Stsarus. e.
cspt ono which is now pending bsfots|
Ida Heaaan. They were al acquired
" purchase. The well known Temssoal
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