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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE az Iowa. Lar Cory-Y-Ss.
BY vrfre ~ special execution directed issued
by the Clerk 81 the District Court Of said county in
VI Thomas Davis ard against Sanford aine~ " r. Cowie
H. II. Human, T. r. Ford and ID ". Ford, land also de-
against Levi Wood and others therein nAiaei have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder a; the front
door If the Clerks Once Of the District Court ef Lee
~, Iowa. kekuk. in said county, the 9th day Of
February A. D. iss4 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ
and ceies r. NJ commencing at o'clock r. VI. Of said
day, the following property towit: Lot No seven ~ in
Human Gnwi.s subdivision Of the southwest quarter
Of sten twenty ca Township sixty five ld5l north
ol isee IKE 81 vest in Lee county Iowa, much
nlas it necessary
Taken levied up1n md 70 be sold by order Of court, TO
satisfy said writ ui execution.
kevkuk. Jan - lst+ ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 30. Sheriff u Lee Co, Iowa
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Rs1ulss Of the Rebels Is AthAas, Tenn
Nashville, Jan. q.
Later information from Gen. Dodge !,
Pulaski, Tenn, under date Of the 18th
says the enemy crossed the Tennessee
river last night, attacked Athens this
morning, and were defeated. They are
nov trying 10 get back.
The troops at Athens had mostly Qooe
TO Florence 70 attack Johnson'e army
crossing there, and Col. Harrison with
600 rebels and two pieces Of artillery
took advantage Of their absence. They
were badly defeated.
Still later advicss say that Gen. Dodge
badly whipped johnson at Florencs, 10
Alabama. Probably the raid i at IN
end.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ sTtTz or IeTA, LIZ C0UsIY-ss.
BY virtue u speeai execution directed, Issued
by the Clerk 81 the district Csnr n sad county favor
II Charles eis and aenss r y. Holt, james 7. Holt
and FREDERICK IL NsndeFEift land also decree against
Jso5b Ford. L T. Ford abb L. W Ford Edward W Jones
AID A. VI. tnleyl hare sse upon and viii se 20 the
highest iir at the fFsnt door VI the Clerks Office q
e Dsfr5ct Court q lie csany, Iewa AZ keoknk in ssd
county tire fsiL day II February A. D. 1864 between
tn hours ct u loek \. d. and e'eoek r. ~. com
rs.Dcing clock r. " ~ said da the following prop
trts, tonit. Lots nine ~ sr ten i@ in hck seventy
nine (1s In the ald limits u she city IT kekEk Les
co1nty, Iowa excepting anti trrefron Qr the
IsrT ~ public aIIeg, ffiayfFe SspFn said lot
81 bolt parcel ~ teuEt 10 feet width fro1a
the northwest si3e q ssid at.
Taken, levied ufoa 4ai - h sod by orlcr d court
satisfy said srii q execution.
ke0kuk Jan &c. u. Israel ANDERSON.
Printers Fee = 20. Sheriff u Lee Co.. Isva-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29

There was some excitement in Panama
when the Champion left, British Catho-
l,c Clergyman had been brought before
the Project and had criminal suit en-
tered against him for performing mass for
2 few persons in hotel. This matter is
likely 70 cause trouble between New Gre
NADIA and England.
An engagement occurred in the State
OF Antigua between . Government force
and some 400 conservatives; the latter
were routed.
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New York. Jan. %.

New York, Jan. %.
The old ship Of war, Falmouth, recent
" sold at auction at Asp'nwall, sailed
from there on the 9th inst. flying the
English flag.
The overland mail was resumed this
evening after a fortnight's suspension, oc-
casioncd BY the storm in the West.
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Cairo. Jan. IS.

Cairo, Jan. IS.
Brig Gen. Reed has issued An order at
Cairo, now the headquarters of tho Dis
trict Of Columbia, prohibiting oil persons
in the district from selling or giving
away intoxicating liquors to enlisted men
in the military or naval service. Per-
sons violating this order are punished By
BY fine, con6scation or imprisonment.
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Especial to World


Washington, Jan. %.
Twenty members Of the House dssire
to speak upon the Confscation bill. 1t
is intended if possible to get vote on
Monday.
The New York Custom House invssti-
cation has grown interesting. Certain
persons are deeply involved by the evi-
dencs already presented. 1t is probable
the isvestigating committee will adjourn
tonight.
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HOUSE.

A general conversation occurred With
. view Of coming 70 N agsssmsnt Con-
cerning the confederation Of The Ensoll-
ment bill.
6ehenck ssid Il VS. necessary ths bill
should pass early to resist any desperate
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=
plAs reashine - gobeh Il tssde ralzie-
l3oGg vsts removed ftoA ~ eAatss Of
KsutuSky and 1linoari. Hr. Chass has
prescribed, and the President has sanc-
doasd regulations opening those States
- nnreoe1istUd connereial ineefopurss.
1ke ane policy win sooa b followed In
Delaware and Maryland.
Especial to World
Warrington, Jan. 81.
The COMMITTEES "a Ways and Means
decided on M amendment to one of the
appropriations bills providing ten millions
To- tbs paynsnt Of minute men and mill
~ raised il Psnnsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Ksntacky, Missouri and Tennessee to
expel Rusrrillas.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM CHARLESTON.
Fortress Monroe. Jan. E

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 20.
The Richmond Examiner of January
Is contains following:
Charleston 23.-The firing on the city
has almost entirely ceased. Only nine
shots have been fred since 9 O'Clock last
evening. The position and number of
the feet are about as usual.
Steamboat Disasters on the mississippi.
Cairo, Jan. es.
The steamer Isabella, from era Words,
and the Empire from Pitt Island, twenty
miles further south. arrived to- day.
The Isabella sustained no injury The
Empire lost her barge and left her freight
at Hog Island. She goes into the dry
dock here. The Luzerns Was sunk By ice
Mondcy afternoon at Crawford's in six
teen feet of water. On her larboard side
there was five feet. Her bow was not
badly broken. Her freight was on a
barge and is all right. One of her own
ers thinks the submarine boat can raise
her. She can be raised if attended TO
before the river rises.
The Starlight sunk at Hanging Dog
Island, in sight of the landing, with three
feet of water on her larboard side. Her
main deck, doors, shutters. furniture, and
deck freight is on shore. She can be
raised.
The Hawk-Eye and barge is some
what injured.
The Jennie Thompson and White
Cloud are all right at Crawford's.
The Isabella passed the New Iowa at
tancilo Landing, wooding, all right.
The was six feet of water 1t Lower Is.
land. The channel is fousa with diff
Guilty, being changed more or less from
Hog Island to the mouth of the river.
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Repeal Of The Reciprocity Treaty.
Especial to Commercial.
Washington. Jan. 28.
From official dates in the War Depart
ment it is ascertained the whole number
Of troops that were enlisted for actual
service in the Month of October 10 l0O,-
600.
1t is understood the House Committee
OF Commerce will in few days report in
favor of the abrogation of the Canadian
reciprocity treaty.
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Baltimore, Jan. %.

Seven refugees iron Virginia have ar
rived here who declare they could not
stay any longer, partly on account Of the
great scarcity Of provisions, and partly
f0 fear Of the conscription.
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Baltimore. Jan. 20.

baltlm0fe, jan. 70.
The banking house Of Purveys l. Co.
was robbed yesterday Of $500 in q. s.
Treasury notes. Tie notes were I'll Of
the denomination of $500.
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New York u. a.

NcW AOtKs Jan. 20.
The steamer Champion has arrived
from Aspinvall.
Tho Herald's Key West letter says
Stats Government Convention will meet
At St. Augustine, Fla, on the 6rss Of
March Hexe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29

~ The number Of common schools
in Pennsylvania, not including Philadel-
phis, is lie, l61. The whole attendance
Of pupils. including tina. city, is 703 ,4b3,
and the total cost of the system, -, $685.
1919. There were last year I'll less male
teachers and 739 more female teachers
than the year previous owing to the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or IOWA. LEE GoExTf--Sst
BY virtue Of special xeearon 10 directed issued
BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
or o. c. Hale and against Cicero y. Hughes executor Of
John Terrell, deceased land also decree against Susan
ferreil T. H. Hart Nanlineourt Nanorsda, Louisa Van
orsial Ann " Hart, John sfodiard, Robert Stmpson,
&e have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder
at the out door Of the Clerks Office Of the district court
Of Lee county Iowa. hsoknk, in said county, the
18th day February D. ls64 between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock L. NJ, commencing at O'Clock
r. NJ Of said day the following property to-Nlt fae
southeast quarter Of tbe northwest quarter Of Seetion
thirtytwo 2 in township sixty re o5 north Of Range
nye west, and all Of that portion 81 the southwest
fractional quarter Of stun that lies directly south
Of and between the first described tract, forty 40
acres and the Dies MoiDcs River dividing the said south
west fractional quarter section by the north and south
line which divides qar section north same
being hundred more less Lee county Iowa
Iowa.
Taken levied npop AMI be sold by order u court
| satisfy said writ OF execution
Keokuk, Jan IS, 1854 gERAEL ANDERSON,
/ Printers Zee T. 20. Sheriff Of Lse county, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29
CHERlFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE CnrxrY-ss
By yrtae OF special execution To nae directed issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court of said cnuty In
of Henry r. Dsckensoa and against james n Essx ss,,d
also decree against Ansna Estes and other rein
naIued have levied upon and will sell 10 tls1
bidder. the front door ai the Clerks Once o9 he M
Court of Lee County Iowa al Keokuk in said conn
ty the 9TH day Of February A. d. 1884 between the
hours 81 O'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ commencing
at o'clock NJ OF said DAY the following property to-
wit Lots Cd and twelve m Block An Rafs
Addition to the City Keokuk Lee county, Iowa. or 80
much may he necessary.
Taken levied upon and 10 Be sold by order az court 10
safety said writ Of execution.
ksokuk, Jan ~, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON
PftntsSa ~ ~ 81 6hsxi6 Of Lee Co, lev
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Sherfn's Sales.
yHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or lows, LIE CoUsrr-ss
By virtue OF special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the DISTRICT Court county in favor
u g. HI HARRISON and AGAINST Elhn Gum and b. Ford
land also decree against Amy H. Gann Caroline NJ
FORD et AID have fevfed upon and viii sell 10 the highest
bidder the front doc Of the Clerk Once the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Vt keokuk, county on
the 18th day Of February D. 1864 between the hours
Of Q O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock z. n, commencing at
o'clock " Of said day, the following property,
Lot number six Isl in block number forty-eght rs in
the City Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 70 be sold by order Of the court
to satisfy said writ ofexecution
Keokuk, Jan. IL, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee "a 80 Sheriff OF Lee County Iowa
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NV YoAK, Jan 2s-
Cptfon-Dull.
fiour-O~ned quiet and very common srnAes sbous ic
lower ander the improved export demand and clos.
steady at 94I - for Extra state chiefly 0OlT 4sR
% for Extra X IL. D. FOG, 80 for Trade Brands
Whiskey-Heua; State and Western .a66nr
Wheef-Bsttcf export demand and prime lots apot "a
lc higher; asl u for Chicago Sprngthc inside pri.e
II 4ss9l az for Nil. Club. ESQ., II COX Winter "A
Wesfe9i
corn-Heayy and nominal Shipping Mixed Western b
store offered at -. No buyers over l %
Oats-Quct and rather essier at 00a02c for Western
Wool-Quiet aud firm.
PeroeumDali 1t SIC fbs cruds ga &c Tor refne. IN
bond 51S53e fur DO free. 2
PorkQuiet and shads hrner 10 1870 s,x for ma. =
II - SlS 81 for old d9 ~ rs for do Il ki1Dls =
ot cd ND ns~ prim4 00o02D - ~ prime - 80
1850 hbis new nss fl March and Apeif q IN 60
Dsef-Qutet
NAeoa Extraordinarily
: prs.ss1 Hog -stssar q e3<e01 ~ westsrn
Lard-Quiet at lS0133x-latter an sxtrvms---elso =
Emal lot " refined - lke.
New York Mensy Market.
ESw ToRx, Jan. r.
Money active Il I.
Sterling dull and a Shade easier At l7140l72.
eoae sery DALI opening IT sTs< dschidsg - s1< aod
eiosing dali - 571SaxL
Government stocks drua,
~ b 81 coupons 1063lD10C1x.
VI q 30 coupons 1oaA,
ses year Certificates vs.
Tenn 6 Of 80 zig
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29
cHERIFF,s SALE.

(b sTarr or Iowa LEr CouxrY-ss.
BIZ virtue q special exeeniion directed issued
By the Clerk Of the District Court ri said county in favor
a Frederick Farnnn and AGAINST T. NcRenny and also
Decree against Eliza d. MdI.snr Jesse Reeves Britton
Co. y. b. Thomssson, L. Eafiee William Snow, State
Of the school fund &C. have levied upon
and will sall the highest bidder the front dcnr Of
Clerks Once 81 the District Court u Le county Iowa
Keokuk, in said county the 18th day II February
lbG4 between the hours q O'Clock A NJ and oclock
r. NJ cosme ncing ocIGck p VI 81 said day the FOL
lowSng property Wit part Of the northeast quarter
Of section twentyssyen z township sixtyseven north
range west, bounded fDvws: Beginning tie
northeast u said quarter section and running
thence hundred rcsts the line thence
south hundred and tpsatyeigb russ. thence east
hundred rods. thence north hundred and tpeIty-et
fl2sl rods to the place If beginning. containing lZg
less except strip 81 land thong line twenty
feet wide reserved FIR . re2ray. Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon, and he sold by order Of Cogrt
satisfy said writ pf execution.
Keokuk Jan. H. Ga ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Pee r. 90 Sheriff lee CO., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29

Il have never changed my mind respecting them from
ths aFns Ge0enG 70 Aink ut bsttef * that which
began thinking well Of R8v HESxr WARD BxEcHx1-
"The Troches are . stat Of life to me-
PR0r EDwAxD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
syof Throat Troui3es they ars specinc.n
49, - - Ass.4e .@1 II. p. WELLS.
TOO hvoFAbiy known to need commentator
Hos. Gas. A PHILIPS,
Pres. Mass Senate.
Contain no Opium nor anything injurious"
DR.. A A. HAyEs, Chemist, Boston.
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DR. q. !. BiGKtow, Boston
II recommend their use to Public Speakers
kxy. L. II. CHAPTs
Mont saimary relief in Brenrhi
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They have suited my exactly, relieving my
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As there limitations be and the genuine
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEI!


HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!.
u ATtHELDRs celebrated HAIR DYE ~ fk< Best IN
- tAS Tsyis. The oair Haynasss 7rsS ssI ksiss5is
dye known. Tins speaifd Hair Dye j. perfs t-chang-s
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly .sss.xy Bts<k
Hssfrsi Bysns without saa. tn Hair staining the
skin, leaving the iF s8n sEd isAIkif sIarts fresh
vitality. frequently rs@tezug its fristn eolos
nss the iii eesfs ~ Bal DYES. f1t -essu:ss signed
WILLIAM A BACHELOR: su ett4fs So mere iiHiss-
sosEs, and should he ase.l-t Sod bt AL Druggists
FACToRY-sI B.Ta-i ay-s.re-s Nr~ afk. BAfeRExaK'.
NV TcEIfr cREAE fir Dressing tbs alr- lJys-dAwl
OTICE.
srgvfr9gfs 0fF1rx
KraKsr. III, Nay Z, ises
r. sll persons having guns resxeFs Yisfels. nnfi-
ttss % any kissd fr SAKE urered sell
dfsTose u the same without obtaining permit
from thr uDdsrsignd BY orier II the Special Agent
the Treasury department All person. violating this
der Will be- shs have sorh kt cz,thsca~i fy- the
use Of the Government q the IH5srd State.
IotiS sTANNTs
EissZs-lu rssfor and Collector.
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Commercial.
~ssscsED
=. III ANIL e co,
Wholesale GROCEHS.
No. 100. Cossser Fourth ard Main Streets

narr csrr crr osrrcs.
kEaxrE. sASysKi e, 1884
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
FtsyE-suy+raass 50 cs spsing Wheat Extra, 50 30
Fall nrss Extfa, & &ssss 20
Coax Ms.L-si - % & 10 Pa
BH.s-si 20 = lasa ~
Sur srtrr-Si 7ssse CO.
Cszs-sesssse {. tsssel.
wxssr--laH ii p. Spring sorSsi % p bushei.
RYr-Ts4ss.-e
Gnxxx ArYlxs--sssfssI CO.
Por ArcsS-ssszv Retail &c u pesk-
BrrrEs-cema,sa lie cAeieo is4 * retail, cos "a
Ess--1tazS.
uHeKESs-sl zSzsi 50
L.Rp-ioAs lie
NgfTg sast sisstnon 10 Coed I'll SOL 81 ~ Prime
NAVY 81 Ha<S - =
aIALoz-%c
nr-r imosAy. so o0s 81 o.. ,sied SIS ~ Prairie
SIC oassis -.
GROCERIES,.
N-a. have s.fsnsed SOC Z keg In ris.surrh and
Wheeling.
syssE-S. orisafs> ssr isix- prime Ii1c; eosce Is
New iak & lsr- se~ York. A. lsls crasiasd pewd~sv
I9r.
Mot.ssr--sagNr Iioa.e. 7osss. Golden syrup. sss
81 st'-Sershaaa. A-s.6S
CoyTsE-kse, 81 Isle; Java A.
Biss-eisss to-.
sopA-Asrrfc-n e. English S.
scsr--P.lra IL Sanity, 81. 0erlnan- = We.
CAsnlEs-Star. ~ 10 -; Aoaid l2is 10 l4c
Tss-young ilsson, 81 aos IS; Imperial, 81 q to
81 IS kisck Il ~ to 81 -.
Tusss~s-I~k swses. o. to- Csc Medium Brands 20 to
So Gold and Nsfa-zi Leaf. 81 90 TO 81 TO-
NeLs-ssst fsgAns:, - Is, rstes-
6L.ss--sxie cIfy - 20. rates
csspssK--i9 he zas-
Oar AYrlss-si.. T. &c q n.
pxr PK.osss-s3 - fsc y q.
DgY CrRxtarS-ae-
RATsTSs-<5 10 Il IS so
Sstr-Lske - = 50 ~.
rfss-So, MAJ .erel ta,ls- fI4 sossIs 80
No z d. do so osstls o.
No % n - 4 O.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Ia
mild and eneiiens in its nature. fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial In IT. action
upon the skin For sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2slydAw.
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sUNDRrEs.

LKIrgER-Sole - 70 3sc Harness ~ TO 4sc.
bHIpEsDr, Pint II 10 17c Dir, salte IA to i5 Grub
" hall price, Green, to 1z Green sheep Pei-, 10 TO
p; Greeu Hog Skins l5c
sxxps-Tmothy, = % 20 r. es Flax, 81 TO 2 =
TEarHxEs--s5 % sov.
CHKKsE-ffambltrg Is To ISIS.
BKEy CsrTIs-s2 to 81 "a. gross
SHKEr-st 81 10 ~ % , head
weoL-Gean ubwsshed, 81 70 .5c Unwash.d one
third les.
oIIs-cosi OIL e. u zoe retsii. SIC. Lnseed OIL Il g.
Lard oil. u oat II liz Fish Oil, 81 10.
BzExwax-4sA.
Far Hoas-S4 90 To 30 90 nett.
RAes--wnclen Il. Gotten &c.
NEW Grsxsgs-2li. 70 22iS
oDssos-ie = rs brass, l0e p b. CecrEx. Ice a H.
ExcHaSeE--.,n New York, Phiiadelphia. Boston cip-
cinnafl Sc. Leus and Chicago n y cent for bankabie
funds. Gold 5oc premium buying
Day GOODS.
sHEgTfsss SHfRrfyss-3o to 43e
DRfLIs--5o te Al
PRrxrs-1pz To zsisr
DElNss-25 10 32f4c.
GISeaAMs-25 to 4lr
CHADWICK AMP Gosrs SPooz--GOct2Sl o.
SKIN fHRESD-S1 % to 81 10
fAKMEns AND MrtH. CAssfNKRr--0 TO s5c
SKIRT THaEsD-5ac to 81 o.
N0xsEr JEANS 3oc
DESINs--25 to @5c-
TicKIya--25 10 5oc.
LIxskYs-3u 10 Soc
cAsfes fLAsxEis-2sl to 4sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

The Baltimore American concludes a
striking article headed "God reigus"
thus:
Like busy ants upon the vast theater of
tho world, foUlish men move in self i'm
portNnt assumption. prOclaming their in
tentions, their views, how they will build
q new Empire from the Potomac to the
Amazon, bRsed upon the cornerstone of
StareTy; and in the meantime the "nlilis
Of the gods grind slowly" on until they
tiud their hopes hnve vanished into the air,
their Slave Empire more misty than Wis
iOnary chateau in Spain, and their corner
tsOme crumbling beneath the war club of
Mars like u pebble under the hammar OF
the mighty Thor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

THERE srrm- :" nave been a general alb
sence from the Ilo... Of Representatives
at Washington last Monday vi the part of
the membrrs Iru.n this part of the country,
inasmuch as VIZ Estt 10 ind their names,
yea or nay, in the vn,e on tue following
resolution offered by Mr. PeudIeton, of
Ohio:
RssOiOsd, Is the sense or this Huuse, J
That the minlary arrest, without civil war,
rant, anu Irial Gy military commission,
without jury, OF Clement l. YhlIandIgham,
"a citizen VI Ohio, not III tue land or naval
forces CI the Uuited States, or the militia
IN active service, by order OF Major Gen.
Burnside, aud his subsequent 6anlshmeut
by order OF the President, executed by mil
iiAry force, we're a,ts of mere arbitrary
power, in palpable violation of the UOnsti-
tuition ant laws of the United Utates.
TIE only maine recorded from West Vir-
giuia is thai of Mr.. whaley, who in com.
pauy with rs others voted down the treA.
son aiding resolution. Morris and White,
from over the river, are not recorded; uei-
ther is Jesse Lazear, from the Washington,
Pa, district.
Absence dOriag vote Ou a resolution
Of this sort may be properly explained by
necessary de,rnttOn," but such detention
must be held To be au unfortunate circum-
stance in u member record.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

SSSLLSLL S9IIcLs Double the above rates.
. A9-l early Advertising on reasonable terms sccJr.
ding to the space occupied and the number
made.
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u leave wholly out Of the count Texas aud Ar
kansas, on the west Ilde OF the MIGsISsIppI They
might a. we'll belopE DraIII to the rebels for
any advantage they bring TO sither.I
We are lighting then an enemy whose
whole population, men, women and chill
dren is about two million eight hundred
thousand. The population of the single
State Of New York is over three million
eight hundred Ihousaudl Tho population
of the State Of PennsylVania is hundred
thousand more than all that is lett Of the
Confederaey. Ohio might now almost uu-
dertak6it crush the rebellion out herself,
for she - O0ty obout zIourr ruuur6d Ftnou.s
sand behind the whole concern in poPula-
tiUn
Who shall say the rebellion ought not to-
be crushed by the 4th of July2 Who shall
say that any one eau be held blameless,
who, welding the enormous powers of the
Government. shall fail to crush it with the
year? AGATE.