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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

:. Il y &
The San FrsDcisco ma ers think that
tea Gao be cultivated, tor household pur.
poses at least, on every farm 10 the
State. St
A bachelor Of 81 years has been fned
ten dollars in Canada, for kissing a neigh
bore wife an then telling OF il.
The San francisco people are grsatls
exercises ABOUT The liquor tax. They
like the uoien, but love whisky.
Tselve thousand Poles have been
in hattie or executed BY the Russian.
since the present rebellion broke out,
and 5000 Danished.
A Mrs. Thomas died recently near
Ae~yA.s, 4..calznd eos1.y, Ohio, aged
l0I years. At the time Of the battle Of
Brsndywine che wss making . shirt for
q soldier of the revolution.
Raisins equal to the best which are
imported, are produced in California.
v hen ms'den lady 1t Paris asked
TUG u VIC outb1n VI
Turkey vas ever married, the answer
was, "a great deal, madam
To Nicaragua they produce variety
OF cotton OF a Oufi color darker than
the yellow cotton Of Nix n. The fibre
il coarse but strong, ard the color re-
mains unchanged o manufacturing
Gen. Hsvs, the Provost Marshal oil
Ne York. has issued an order direct.
ing the arrest OF all persons wearing the
miil,ary uniform Of The Uui'ed Sites,
who Tot entulej TO wear IT, Their
military bultons, shoulder straps, stripes
on trousers, and other ornaments, are to
30 stripped of.
The New York supervisors have
sbowu great !iberahty 10 voting money
OF Their copstitusnts % Wstd oil the
-draft aud anoibes apprlp..ation 0. two
taiil.on 81 doiiars--tDe saisu d me me
amount in lsss than six mooths-hss
just beea made. Tbs rlAke. six millions
III all.
Iegsrs Stevens & c.. iaee.tlv shin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

MISS lSSIPPI HOUSE,
Nv HENRY HAUPr.
ruE UNDERSIGNED REC NJ
i: !: < g.: e.:
-, u. -. nnaone by him tn promote the well
s WI - ~ HI guests and make their stay in his
hnnsc one Of pleasure and comfort.
no IL Lee ,ecom meuds his we'll stocked Bar,
which is Supplied with the best Liquors, -
Every morning at 10 oclocka spsnaia :, L ~,
is served up. lines-dlyl HENRY hAOfI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
INSIDE.
GREAT. WESTERN BREWERY.
The xsrOprietOrS
VXYILL VIEWER IN DAVENPORT OR
w Rock Island, their
Cream and AMBER Ales and Porter

At tho fo,lo@ing cash prices: Present use Aie
ard Portor by rLs Dbl, 81 halfbbl So 5, quar-
tiers, e. stock Ale ard "a q ct 81 BY hebbL,ssi
~. r.h1s .aivf - 81 'elt, q. a n. SEvEKy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
=. TxNNAN,

U.YYNNANs
-, i rAsr % sr. :, oprosrss nsfaoroL1rAS HALL
FNaetly Grocer.
RIPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND CHOICE
K .sactl Of Family Groceries, OF eli kinss'
1s;ah he ofers 81 the lowest prices; also
enRG L1QUoHo !.
:. msd;,,l purpoess. which have be.n seaees ~,
.snco;sliv for this narkst. he :slici's Ia
.ssys q patronage. Call ssd exaniss gooos s'a
IOnN JOADAN, 7
"a. "A Irs,-sscoxD -, NJ. saADs : nAn,
.rrI RI l,RD1R AND n rHE BEST
-. anA Dsys' Cssshhe6
| ". - l..sv,o1Soa. ne fullest seneoeae.
feS(ieis ~ ~ - $500 81 n,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
z. 5. MOORE.

House. Sign, Ornamental ana Fresc0
NJ - II "a
A. 4 Franklin Block. above Post Office (sp aa'rs.
\ IT. or ERS FOR PAINTING OF AM !,
~ styls or quality attended TO promptly, ana
complcte satisfaction guaranteed IN gu eases
Give me a call. -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

rBos. o 'cOsNER. mus A"'
O,CONNER T. MORGAN,
COMMERCIAL ALLEY, MET 70 snirH's STABLE,
Blacksmiths & Horse Shoers.
-~no, O,gO;sEk HAVING TAKEN y.
THos Moee.s Is partner IN the sl.eksm n,.A !,
ing bunnssa, together, they are prepsaeo y ~ III
J;ud. Of Min Work repairing machinery and
Jsbbipe generally. Mr.. o'.onner Il continue Is
"a shoe Horses in the best style. hnsra' snare
az nafrnnape solicited. % IV-uIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19


GDE1. BkEE lhs A1isricaa organ ILL -aea
Of Joe, though very pleading In tone from the
FIRST. has beIonaircfe end spf@s o fFv,.rite IN
strunent vita my musical sei isl1 sacsa as uss,
IS 9Th myself. ihc-ease Ut the action and tue
raIiar7 win s4.4.h right rusic LAT he exeeu &C
upca .at'tisea nc. w ile for sas 81 5r sis n
ha Louy IS files5 IS uiiscestiA ut l. 4 take great
plessu,eia adding nv testimony to its real worth
yery t'u's sevrs aaSasR4ex.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

rules OF the Q. 70 .,,,l.y 70 be tatur'
ed T.. aay ore oi.. Town or viii &c.
~ THE r-sa.esl pinonn, - owed 70 tp
,.orss In go 80 b'O.s- ---....---
= m, Ac. CT possu / Of Tho
a~=..as ..- al@d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

. S UN The Proprie.crs OF tho
oI1 - H II u0 ,,
KAdh ~ PHILADELPHIA,
ResNeclfuny call attention OF business men apd
~ jtpSslias odmeaSltxt 70 The supsri0z A,con-
1bdaS16h Ad3 con! ii 0ssy steskatA.
'~rehs aiIa4 Va
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
THE AMERICAN ORGAN.

From Geo wagSbur6e Morgan, Org nist Of
Grace Church ahd Nf5dle DsssA Ref asnsdl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

USrygksiIg .PurnIsa, l'as. 4 erl.j )
The Eear approach 10 the Pipe q Organ t9ne.
attaiyed ny Messl s-1s b 4 y. W sniith, II, trs'
vcclng II their hDar,egn ergaas. aDitsGi wish
hoir prompt aud sel@oe ectIen, atlles thela 70
The Yissr Kapg i arngft's a!ssf u irstffmsfrg
gbeeriuliy t,ou tniceu them 80 purchase eishef
Tor pafeg, t.l ]; aharel afe.g - sss.ss gg
liz. VI A1aEu.2z WoEGAE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
ppLsy ?. $3.50 Tho power VI producing sissp q
, e.cc.ul 80 an infant, and o. lul.:ng main t'Ea
ME.ANEooo.

.rs'ui..gs Edi-i 50fh Tnouaan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

The New YORK supervisors have
sbowu great liberahty 10 voting money
OF their copsiltusnts % Watd oil the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

II N no VIZ NE / 0NA.
0ESfLEdES :--iayii : exam &c tho a Ii sfica.i
Organs, manufactured ~ Messrs D& II W
Smith, chez fully certify 10 their superiority
IN ever Desirable quality &C tho iG5tunont-
Their voleing is q the most approved order, rem
defiDg the tones olsar and selis BILE, enabling thu
performer te execute rapid passages vt ease ana
accuracy. bra
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

IIs|IT l h ~ = H. u tI1ttFy
Of scno and 6ni.h, ttey Justly claim tho fret
rank and. having ao lnuoh at stake, their nams
on American Organs may be considered q good
endo7senle Iit Of Eay. Respectfully,
PROF Ia q A SgCuE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
MARRIED.

FARNUM BEARD.-Washington,
d. c., on Tuesday, tho lst i1staut, by
the Rev. James II, McCreary, MIR. Hen.
~ A, FOrnum, of Geneva, Wisconsin
and Miss Mary l.. Beard, OF Tiflin, Ohio.
BUPP-RINEBoLT.--At his resi-,
dcncc, ON the goth ult.. by the Rev. r
Good, Mr. q. w. Bupp, and Miss Mary
A. keipbolt, both Of Jackson township
PENCE -WAGGoNER, AT the
same place, on the 10th ult,, by the Rev
Il. Good, Mr.. Henry A. Pence, aud Mis-,
Eliza Waggoner, bo,h OF Seneca county
sHARP-BAUGHER. On the lOtf
inst, by the Rev. J. Bevcr, Mr.. Henry
]. Sharp, of Eden Township, aud Miss
Mary Baughcr, of Tiliin.
sHoUP-DuDROW..-on the 10Th
of Move uber, by The Rev. ]. ii. Good
MIR. 5. G. shoup, of Tiiiin, and Miss
Elizabeth Dudrow, Of Adams,
LEFFLER-KEFFER.-.On the Sd Of
November, by the same, Mr.. Jacob Il.
Letter, Of Clinton, aud Miss Susanna
Ketles, of Tihin.
+ JAMSON-MULHOLLAND. --On
tho 9th OF October, by the same, Mr..
John Jamison, of Seneca, and Aliss
Harriet Mnlholland, of Wyando,t Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
rELEcRApHtG NEWS.
SHERMAN ON THE MARCH,

New York, Nov. l5.--The Herald has
a sssv,ch OF the movements OF Sherman
aud Hood since September when Hood
commenced his hsnk movement. by
November, says the llcra'd, the Army
of Tennessee had len Rome anu vas
cnroutc to Atlanta. On November iIh
the 5lh, lIth, 18Th, 10th, l7th, aud 23d
corps had concentrated at tho last nnmcd
city, and rapid preparations were being
made to Lcgin the march. sherman telt
in the highest siprits, aud telcgrOphcd his
intention in these remarkable words;
Hood has crossed the Tennessee. Thorn
as vii! take care of him and Nashville
while Schcfcld will not let him in Chat.
tanooga or Knoxville. Georgia and
South Carolina are at my mercy and |
shall strike. Do not be anxious about
me; um all right, This is his odieu.
Rebel papers announce that he has
started ON his march, Where is he go
ing! Andcrsonyillc, where the rebels
have 10000 Union prisoners pcnncd up
like hogs, lies in his way.
A few day, ago sherman wrote to the
President of the 81. Louis Sanitary Com
missiou; thank you for the prompt
iul6lment of,hc request to send certain
articles fer our prisoners at Andersonyille'
Things have changed since, and may
have 90 60 N person TO deliver these arll
cles TO the prisoners.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov, ia gentleman
from Shcrmau's headquarters, at kinslnn
Ca, the 9th, says that Sherman isb by thi'
a considerable distance cn his war path
llsa'my consists OF the 18th Corrs, Cen
eral JcH G. Davis: 10th Corps, Genera
Ostcnhan l7Jh, General Blair; 10th
General Sloeum $4,000 cavalry, Kirk
patrick, aud brigade of artillery, mokinl
total force ofbctween 10000 aud 60,0o(
men, splcndidy equipped aud supplic'
with every appliance war.
All public buildings, shops, mnnuiac
tories, &c, in Atlanta, are rcudere'
worthless, and the railroad north nn'
south of the city, and all the surrounding
defensive works haze been destroyed.
There is to be no turning back, aa'
nothing ofvaluc is LEFT behind for ,h'
enemy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
For The Tiiln Tdbupe .
To Ira REYNOLDS & Go.

In the Tribune Of the 18th Of Oct, !
noticed an article on the Republic Fair,
signed by Ira Reynolds, in which the
several gentlemen constituting the Co..
appear as mglcmcn, seeking notorioiy.
The article like all former articles from
that concern iscouched in language known
only to brothels,, aud is sufficient proof Of
weak minds aadlbas hearts, aud should
not have given il even passing no.
tiee, il no Que but that vuigar specimen OF
humanity, Ira Reynolds, had been the
author. But, us the Co., are now before
the public By their own eheiee,i if give
the firm individually gnn,le rub, they
must not vince or complain as ii has
been their seeking not mine.
The first member Of the Co, claiming
attention is George Kyle (known as the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17

OLA young woman had been con.
vcrtcd at camp meeting. The minis
ter had told her if she had faith, the Lord
would give her whatever she would ask
in prayer. Believing implicitly in his
words, she one evening retired to grove,
and iervently prayed the Lord to give her
man. II 50 happened that an owl sa,
up in ono of tho trees, and being distur.
bed gave out who 90. She thought
the Lord had heard her prayer, and only
wished To know her choice. She was
ovcrjoyed, aud with the greatest thank,
iulnoss of spirit answered back; "ARy
body Lord, IL Us only a man"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
City Hall.

This large and we'll ventilated Hall is
just completed In good style, with stage,
and ready to let on the most reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to use the City
aud Ensinc Halls In connection, ecu be
oeeommo dated; anu must, on al occasions,
pay the cost for light, fuel aud damages.
Apply to the undersigned,
o. c. ZELLER, City Clerk.
NnVIT.lv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Exccutrix Notice.

Notice is hereby given tlat the under
iGned has been appointed and qualified as
Exeeutrix OF the Estate of Robert NJ,
Ramsey, late of Seneca county, Ohio, de.
G, ased. SAHRA N. RAMSEY.
Nov, II, lS6l-3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Licensed Claim Agent.

Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on account
Of wounds received in battle, aud all claims
against the Government collected with die.
patch,
oaiee in Hedges New Block. Second
Floor. Tim, Ohio.
Oct21 A. II. BYERs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
House and Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his house
and lot, situated on Clay street, nearly op.
posite r, W, Shawhan'S residence, Second
Ward, Tim. The house is two story
brick, and the lot is the best for bearir z
fruit there is in the city. and also contains a
good large new barn aud all necessary out
buildings. IL desired, the terms viii be
one third down and the balance In two an.
nual payments,
Nuy3 J. II. NI0HSWANDER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
seneca County Acadcmy

The Winter Term of th Institution will
commence on the 25th Of November, and
will continue twelve wceks.
Tuition-Fiye Dollars per term, payable
in advance.
Instrumental Music-Tcn Dollars per
term. j. L. GREGORY,
NovlI.2w PRINCIPAL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
SOLDIERS

You onght not 10 DO without such a valuable n,di.
cins, The CireinnA,r National t'nieH, Of April
2ath saysg that thousands of oar soldiers have bssn
turs. For sale by pTuggisnN 50 csnis per hsttle.
Gensrsl Depot, No. EaN fouuh street Cinein
natl, Uhis. uetl3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Wanted

BY the S. d, 4 U. Railroad Company, 20
o. 25 good Carpenters or Car Builders, to
whom The highest wages will be paid,
Enquire Of T. LYMAN, NJ. N.
Sandusky,O., Oct. 8, 1864 -Oct27
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
sgew Adrertisements.
LETTER list.

= Afse hfhS
Remaining uncalled for at tho TiHin
Post Office, Nov. l6, 1864.
Boeler Louis Kerus Lewis
Biebor Fredrick Layman Kntie
Bennington John Long Marion
Burger John Marid S
Brown Cornelia Martin Cyrus
Bodmer Joseph Ghsis Jacob
Borns John Ncfr Jacob
Busen Jacob Neley yoesph
Colehase Alex Ramps Pbebe
Deuel. Catharine Reinbolt Francis
Davis Sophia Sndcr Jerome
Dorcn u Sanders Mary
Funk Allie $ Sands Catherine
Funk Christian 2 Sherwood Nellie
Gross c ID Shelly M
Gingd FEED Shaffer Mary
Hall Benn Strandlcr John 2
Haughton Delays Tredenic James
II ss John John II Vanderbilt u
Hugus Mary Wang John
Howard Ida Walker james
Irwin ID $ Watson Edwin
Jacobs George Weisenarger
Roller c WIN
Persons calling for letters, will please soy
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
ii. G. KUHN, Deputy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Wm. ]. Halls Estate.

AuRII.LA HAIL has Aseu apPontsd aud quail
A cd a. Execuiix OF the lst will and tsslamea of
WIN. J, Hail, deceased, lsss of Seneca eosa,y, ohio
Nov. 10, ls6i.iw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Notice..

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrators with the will annexed OF Isaac
Krabili, late Of Seneca County, Ohio, de.
ceased. GE0kGE W, RRABILL.
Sept. l5-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17

One silver mine In Nevada yields D.
00O ounces per day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
FARM FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

have a frat rate farm for sale; II con 4.
tsins $40 acres Of good land, there is leO
acres Of improvements on II, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor, q
good cellar under the house isX39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry
The house cost me 81 900: also, a good
bank barn, 33x40. The soil varies, part
is sandy soil, loom and muck. There Is two
good large bearing apple orchards of choicest
grahed fruit. aud the best peach orchard In
Fulton county, grape yines, pear trees,
quinees. with Ornamental trees, de-, in a
healthy location, good water in abundance
at all seasons OF the year. There is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. | have
lived on II twenty years. 1t is a delightful
farm aud In good repair, good fences, dc.
The timber land is covered wit5 choice oak
poplar, white ash aod other kinds.
II lies one mile east and west by one. hall
mile north and south, good county road
crossing Il and another along north aide Of
it. IL lies between the Air Line Railroad
and Wabash 4 Erie; four miles from one and
hve miles from the other. win also ssll
farming tools, cattle, horses, sheep, &c. on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars address,
A. b, GUNN,
oct27 Beta, Fulton County, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-17

81 s III sE.a
IRRITATION OF TIE NICK rHxBLApDRR,
$40 INFLAMMATION or THE KIDKEYs, Y
s4xs cArARRH OF THE oa
fHLADsKR. rs
srRASGuARr AND BURNING, Oh PAINFUL
uKIExT1HG.
rcr these diseases II g sfns eisn remedy, and
90 mach cn1sci ~ said in it, praise. a snebe desc
hfs been known 10 relief the urgent syn,pto mi
Arr yen troubled With thai aisEssstrx pain in the
day Of The Consultation Water viii relieve yeu like
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Havs given up the use q huchn ensebs and
juniper in the treatH ent OF those Diseases and oly
uss then ~ the want 81 setter remedy.
ssqF CONSTITUTION WATER I'D IT
Has proved itself equal 10 the task thai has devolved
.fss. +, DluRkTics q
soon led 70 chfcn Ton ana eonnred dis
We present Ne conssfhtscu wsssr "a fss srsii,.
sfsssof srsass for winch /, ass see ssSd . en
ssss,y g sesssiyi ier curing: .pa e trust thas
remedy in fern 70 neet The Requirements Of pxsisA
ana phssicssn. y Sh-ssstS fFa4 TIT ssRss
READl REApI xxxpila, -
DAssIlIx, Pa. Jnne I'd iss9.-Dr. ~. n. Gre =
;se.t ss.... .ss =. .s s s .s
ssis sss s.. s.,:
I ba's. =; L. sssA y isg i III, P
s.ys siser s.ins sussd r+ie sod si..r s.si
isg NJ assai rood hsa'th. Yours truly, II
8sIfiDADg sGs5 ss1w vssB1JSv. b DEWITT.
essr.@.ss ~ nsss "a 4 ,sua- ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-17

- From . private letter received in
tins city, We learn some particulars con-
corning the a3d regiment iowa infantry,
> winch MAJ be- Of interest 70 someef our
readers mp the country.
Gen. S. A. Rice, formerly Colonel Of
the regiment, Was wounded il the auias
in Gen. S;eele's retreat.
n 3 LisutsuautsG ulouei e !; II. M1cksy was
wounded in the aftn. a. 81
The regiment lost some one hundred
and City killed and wounded. Theyrere
compelled TO leave everything belonging
to the regiment All their books, pipsrs.
etc., etc.
Company '.K" lost fifteen killed and
wounded.
II Iie Cq..sf , npsg - Ensd.--
Corporal VIM. Cowan was wounded, and
privatsea1a Marsias - = Rsberts, D. !.
Evans and G.. B. Stratton, wounded
Clay Hasial, Jas. Audal, Ephriam Smith
and - Cclburn. left on the field.
John Hspdessep, Of Ga. n Z tllsd,
and Capt. Comssock. of Co. CO.. MORALLY
Roudalk$z 11psss sszeaea
These are ell the names mentioned: bit
the regl ~ Enthusiastically. Thev
arrived at Little Rock May Sd. !,
,sS7sGizas,s 7.GssiH a...,., :"
From ths Correspondence Of the n. Y E.e postl
so4tis HhAd thif IN officer attached /.
the quartermaster's Departments, wanted
ySssIcgs:;ss VI ii { esaiSs aa sfr !.
g,me, and pnc,icsd what undss NcCIel
lao he vas taught. He had half ! do,ep
miles to 81, more or iless, 81 he ordered
onk ne s!9ss cegsisgs, apd,s i VA, likely
that night would come before he could re-
turn, tho lamps we're trimmed ,nd hum,
> sous On sAehs side Of tie 'dfiyJbt - e
Then, with Al escort Of twelve dracoons.
he startad~happysap dosbh il De belize
: that he was proof agaioss TIE Aspc,sainc
: rain. Approaching CnIpep - u 80 q
: osdiaasy looaise 1p1n - ofse1 - ~ ~
s ed only By m osdArly.. sAaAs jisaisss3, n
recognfsed the Lieuteu6Ss Gxnessi. ~:
& ln'sfits q The min. wss nakiax kis vs.sI
fornd. IN his usual modest WY. 70 az.
-ossceaa froen HE eafflstg ~ S16lufa kia
,s..s entef - bat tie work IL = n0sA1A 80
:. Gtanh lrFitalsd b. lie styIas u ~ 80.
MN 81 his Officer, wss ID I'd harff = p.
hs@ gain the shelter Of HE cerriIsre-,upd
agsiat r'WAlk ahn81fnfsnko-A Iittls 4
aid TIA 9nnop>l 0f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-17

's* TUEsDAX. NAx g
21f<sts1D Sel6e II 6S6n1.
QusN e6npq xosA Ny =.
Eprross 0Asn Orr ~ Usiesd 0enfea |
i q'chetitlC s9r5f NJ ~ ess.
: h. been IN ssssloa siaoe I1esdny, aaa
several impesAats dssisioas hays -
rendered.
80 q Jsdapppa iee bssss EpsARqks upon.
County and City Railroad Bonds. -
holding tbess j. sceofapnes Nth ~
recent dscision Of the Supreme Court q
1.-The uaieA st.lpsef Gslrgls Natr s.oty|
Of Dubuque.
sRutsil cases. pesdisgs ~ the Court
against Lee county, and the city Of kss-
2 knkj IpFa, wee vpn<9rrld Pr oder lot
the Judges to the United States Cifctit
Court for thsrN orshsra District Of Iii !.
nois, At Chicago, on account Of the per-
.cs-esonsle ialssesG anide aJndgess Ailisr and
Love bad in the questions igvolved.-
This order was made notwithstanding
rahs. counsel for the pl,ipsifa "A eiA ssits
offered to consent in writing that the
Judges might sit IN ssid uses, md *.
= pressiy waive any objections on account q
their owning property in Leo county and
city ofsKeoknk.s d ~ p 10
anew defense, to-wit: the plea Of uusry
Y nnass thsaaws sfNs~ Holk, Sisss said
bonds we're payable, was set up;i spit,
vs Hurry county, on her railroad honda.
to which plaintiffs demured, and the
Court took tho ssms under advissmens
.asss: The order aforesaid tsassssrfsds abo1l
half Of the docket to Chicago, and occa
sions considerable expense and delay, bu
In the opinion Of the writer it is only
. qusssioa Of delsy. We will have tqfay .
conpfomiss our city and county sailroA
bonds and the sooner ouE citizens and al
Gals understand this and go % work
make some rstional arrangement and 81
Element, and forever abandon the moi
strous idea ofrepudiation. the better It vi
be for us. e ss - &.
An slong up the valley the crop I
small grain-wheat. oats and rye-lool
co. well, and about the usual qianti.ies Aay
been sown, but not one-foarsh Of the cor
a ground has yet been broken mp, and b,
very few fields planted. =
LabOrers are very scarce Lneady
of our men have sgone 70 the was"-b,
r'.sss, s47s. 80 =
on almost every farm We noticed wome
and children 10 the fields handling Il
hoe and driving the pillow. This is b
no means an usual sight in lows, but y
honor the true nobility Of our womel
..ss who shrink not from labor or sespons
biity in the hour of our country's neet
II. s. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-17
TOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. HicL.

2 X VI kS<AE1xJ-F VII z "a 4 Dr. IIfGKU
\ $e1 his beautiful residence tse miles from tovn
for sa!e - cuas n sakstnatally hsiit well finished
Frame cotf>Ge with ten ruz cellar cisssrns good
bHA, fhsy sofes 81 Md seAtA posd gsxs nrhor on
veticS q graPcsA fouE spsks fTee psacA pear
pioa ery. aprfcot heetaffns, Sberfan crab seveyai
varieties eurrnnt raspeey. eposehsny msStsrsy, Ae
The 1nd we'll trnced and ~ high state Of culfiy
tng G1Tpnrly ~. sssf4sss58 8ss 80 = : Z !
mn properly VII be sold sr = 30 eah, vich Il 4.
not sid by the nsst Sise ~ prcs VII Be- ey.Dced q
the pfop<sSy xfthdrawa ffom market. Ehquirs q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-17
REMEMBER,
af mn fhis BrTrFRs Is
NOT ALc Oh oLIc,
.n.e DOMAINS 80 RInlpE wnIsKL
And Can't Make Drunkards,
I s But i
Is THE BEST TO,y.Y(
48s@ TN rHs WORLD.
~ Read Who Says So:
~ Read who Says So:

Prom he lev. L~vfG. Beck, PAssor Of the Baptist
ChAsea fsmbertans n. u. form criy of the North
Bap-is. Cbnrth, Phiad.
- 60 49,
have known He Glands German Bittsrs fsvorably
Tor pnnhrr OF years. hsye used then In nsy
family, and have been pleased with their effects
tAax Uas fnac cd 20 recon- md them TO many 9Th
ers. and Enow thai they havsope1stsd sirikinsy
beneestns nsnners sAke great pleasure W prstlsm
Ing tnis szct, sad calling the afteLtio tno.e sf-
ftcteA Hifk The nlsexses for sfeh TN -. secom-
nended, 10 thrte Bisters. knowi1 xt.eEicnes
ihat n ) recon mSDdattcs OH hes -. leo This
noFr eLeerf1fly as Hoensnd's BIZ. = l. intended 10
sen4et ths aMScset, s51fs @nesa Va annk.''4
Tonrs tTuis, LEVI @. BECK.