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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From the Army of the Cumberland.

From the Army of the Cumberland
RINGGoLD, GA. April 1.-The cavalry
force of the enemy having been augmen.
ted within a few days, now amounts to
about 1000, They are encampcd in the
valley at the foot of Rocky.faced Ridge,
from Tunnel Hill to Varness Station and
Red Clay, which they hold. There is
also considerable force at Nickajack
Gap, six miles below here. Their pick.
ct line is generally within mile Of ours
but no disposition is shown by either
party to crowd. There is a very small
force OF infantry north Of Dalton.
There is no reason to believe that
Johnston has boen largely re.enforced,
either from East Tennessee or Alabama.
There are no Indications that no in.
tends 10 assume the offensive. Nctwith'
standing contradictory reports, the esti'
mate Of 50 900 as Johnston's command
is NEARLY correct.
Over 900 deserters came into Chatta.
nooga during the month OF March.
Many thousand veterans are march
ing overland from Nashville, the rail-
road being unable to accommodate them.
General Sherman, having completed
his tour Of inspection. returns to his
headquarters at Nashville to-day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
From Kno1yillo.

KSoxyrLLE, March 3l.-ReliablO news
from the front was received this fore.
noon TO tho effect that tho rebels arc
certainly all gone beyond GroOnvilIo
now. They have burned the railroad
and wagon bridge ovOr Lick crock, torn
up the tracks, and taken off the tolo.
graph wire, General Sherman return.
ell Ibis morning
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
The Stnte Convention .

We again call the attention of our
readers in the several counties in this
portion Of the State, to the time and OBJ
jcct Of the Paikersburg Convention
Ten Delegates will DO there selected, TO
attend the Union Convention ri Balti
more, on the 18th of June next, to put in
nomination candidates for President
and Vice President. The ditfeseot
counties are entitled to representation
equal to dou5lc the number of their del
egates in the Legislature. AS the Con"
ventiOn does not convene Till the goth
inst, we trust every county may receive
timely notice, and SO act, as'that we may
have full delegation in this important
Convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

The London correspondent Of the
Now York Times, states in recen, let
ter that, short time ago, the Prince Of
Wales, at a dinner Of tho Guards, en-
bodenod perhaps, by the cOnviviality,
gave toast wishing tho AustriOns and
Prussians, who arc invading Denmark,
the fate Of Pharaoh and his host. The
story got wind, and che Globe denied its
truth; but it is not tho less confidently as
serted, aud the language, il is said, was
even little stronger than was reported.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

1J;we are authorized to announce DR.. DC.
. FORBES, as a candidate for the Office of ooun'
ty Superintendent Of Public Schools, atthe en-
suing election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

Counterfeit greenbocks, orton5, TWEEN.
ties, 6rtics and one hundreds, have been
put In circulation al Louisville.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

TO This exceGs 10 TO be added AT Tue
volunteers recruited in the month of
March, which We are informed will make
our excess 1900 men.
This makes a handsome record for
the State. We have now good start
on another call if another one is issued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
A Distinguished Mail RobbeI

The insolent aud barbarous treatment
extended to those Of our soldiers who,
having been so unfortunate as TO fall into
the hands of the rebels as prisoners, ex-
perieared an aggrayaticn Of their lot BY
being contiuet at Richmond in the pris-
ons under the control of one Hlh1er,
Brigadi General AMI Jailor. has often
been made the subject Of comment by the
press. More than one Of those unhappy
men have been deliberately shot bJ the
sentries. at the orders Of this brave warri-
or. for no other ofiense than approaching
the windows of their dungeon to obtain
draught of fresh air and to escape the
etfiuvium which the disgusting and un-
wholesome atmosphere of the tobacco
warehouse" renders almost iHsupportable
to human lungs Officers and men have
been treated by this petty tyrant with the
utmost brutality, according to the unani-
nous statements of those who have been
lucky enough 10 escape from their confne-
ment there. Degrading punishmeuts
have been inflicted upon officers Of rank
for the most trillng ofenses. and the man
Winder, who once disgraced the United
States army by wearing its uniform, glo-
rles In the unmanly aud unsoldierlike act
Of insulting prisoners - those prisoners
once his brother officers The rebel au-
thorities appreciated his peculiar talents,
and doubtless well knew that be would be
more likely to shine in the capacity OF
turnkey Of a Jail than commander of a
brigade in the field. But this valorous
soldier has added fresh laurels to his
wreath by another chivalrous action. 1t
was made his duty 10 examine all letters
sent through tie lines under flag Of truce
addressed TO the prisoners under his su-
peryision ; and it appears from recent
xel-authenticated developments that be
took advantage OF this fact to abstract
from the letters the gold which had been
enclosed by the friends Of the captives,
for the purpose ef enabling them to pur-
chase few comforts to soften the hard
ships Of their Imprisonment This gold
Winder retained for months, and until
many of the prisoners for whom it was
intended had been exchanged, or had
succumbed to their inbunan trehtment
aud unwholesome diet-he having doubt
less in the meantime turned pretty
penny by speculation in the scarce and
precious metal. In our experience We
have met with many j mean mail robber.
but we think We never had case the
circumstances of which indicated greater
deprayity and baseness on the part of the
depredator than have been ia this in
stance evinced by the individual alluded
to, who dshonors even the title of letter
thief, and whose conduct throws contempt
even upon the bad cause be serves
United States Mail.
TIE letter-thief Winder has son, a
Captain in the rebel army, who formerly
resided in Keokuk, and who still owns a
fine library aud possibly some other prop
er,y here.
Why is not the coniscation law enforced
in his case? +? Let the proper officers SET
TO the matter and take possession of THU
traitors property before it is spirited
away or transferred to the name Of some
seml-secesh friend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
IOWA ITEMS.

The Linn County Patriot says tha
seven townships had filed their quota,
up to the 9th inst.-The same paper
says that Mr.. Reed, of Monroe town.
ship. was badly frozen recently while re.
turning from Cedar Rapids with his team.
To add to bis misfortunes, few days
afterwards his house caught fire, and
would have been consumed but for the
timely assistance of the neighbors.
Flour, this useful, if not ornamental
article, has been in great demand and sell
ing in our town as high a. IS per cwt.
We hope those that have the good for
tune to have any to sell will roll ID into
our county, to prevent us from real lizing
Richmond prices Corydon Monitor.
Clocks, Clocks, Clocks any nd mber
of them as silent as the tomb what un-
pardonabIe sin have the people of this
county committed that no silver smith
will visit it, Id
Jones Co. Warrants are now at par.
A few years ago they were only worth
about % cents on the dollar. Ana amosa
corporation orders are also at par. So
saws the Eureka.
MUSTERED Another lot of 400 re-
crnits were mustered in BY Col. Gritr to-
day and paid off-each man receiving s75
In Notwithstanding aggregate sum
of $4,000. That's the way the u oney
goes Dav. Dem.
GaEY BEARDs.-We understand that
the 57th Iowa Infantry = the I" GREY
Boards" has arrived at Rock Island, and
Will remain there to assist in guarding
the prisoners.-[ lb.
The Peak Family are now at d Aven-
port giving concerts TO crowded houses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
NHERIFFS SALE.

NJ NTt9E 0F l0wa Las CaCsrr-as
by virtue - special execution a. directed. issued
by the Clerk the District Court SAID cenuty in favor
"a ihomas Davis and against D. = Brigham tasd also
against Noah ~ and others therein nssae.i as
levied upon aud vail sell the highest d1ier,
front door Of the Clerks Office of the District Court
County Iowa. at heokuk, in said county thu = Tia day
o. February r. d. 1854 between the hours ii 8clack A.
VI and ocleck II. NJ commencing AZ g.aek r. NJ. If
SAID DAY, the following property towit: 0ue Of a
square shape in the southeast corner Il the wsihaf q
the southwest quarter 81 Sact4on tsiry-thTee f5 in
Township siytysix U6i north Of Range iat est, in Lee
County, Iowa, 80 much may be necessary.
Taken levied upon sn to be sold by Crr e court Il
satisfy said writ of execution.
heukuk, Jan -. 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON Wxs
Printers Fee II o.. Sheriff VI Le. Co, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
Programme for Reception of the Wood
Procession Saturday, 23d inst.

The procession will be formed at the
intersection of Main and 14th streets, and
move from there at III o'clock, A. N,
precisely, under charge of VIM. T. Stotts,
Marshal, and his assistants, down Main to
I'd street, down Cd to Johnson, out John
son to 9th, out 9th to Morgan, out Nor
gan to the corner of 9th, the place of de-
post.
Persons competing for the premium of
a fine silver pitcher, so generously offered
by DR.. Sanford, will, after the procession
arrives at the corner OF 9Th and Blondeau,
move with their contributions out Bon-
deau, hating at 7th, where the committee,
with the Wood Measurer, viii meet them
and award the premium to the person con-
trlbuting the largest quantity of wood.
After the wood is unloaded the per-
sons contributing will be conducted by
the Marshal to the Deming House, where
a dinner will be served to them at one
O'Clock P. NJ After dinner the silver
pitcher will be presented by DR.. Sanford
to the successful competitor.
BY order of the Committee,
J c. PATTERSON. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

MUrILArED MoSEY.-very near all
mutIiated bank notes are at a discount,
and a. we have submitted on several oc-
casions to loss, we give notice to SUBJ
scrbers not to send any such money to
us hereafter. If they do, we shall charge
them with the discount, whatever it may
be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1864.
.oAEn OF rnr.rrrs

lst District, Mrs Annie Wittenmyer Mrs. @ Ben Oar
VIM u District. Mrs. D. r. Ncwcomh. Mrs L. B. STE
District, r. :. parsin Mrs Shields 5th District Caleb
Baldwin c. c. Coles 9th District Isaac Prndletor H. C.
Henderson
Article II. This Association shall have all the
rights, among other rights given by section 1894 Of
the revision OF 1860, Laws of Iowa including the
right to make all BY Laws for the mana cement Of
its affairs, not inconsistent with law or the afore-
said articles. Said By Laws may be made by the
Board of Trustees, subject to the approval Of the
Association at its regular special meetings.
Article 10. No member corporator shall lie
individually liable for the contracts or acts Of this
Association
Article 16. The place of business Of this A. soci-
alton shall beat Des Moines until otherwise ordered
by this Association.
Done at Des Moncs, this s0sh day of December.
1863. In witness whereof we haYs hereunto set
our hands and affixed our seal.
II. P. LOWE,
GEO. G. WRIGHT,
oRAN FAvILLE
y. H. BRAINARD
W. NJ. STONE
c. c. COLE.
s j. KIRKw00D
J. ". CATTELL.
THE STATE OF IowAl
], Lewis kasey Clerk II the Supreme Court n the
State of Iowa d. hereby certify fftrt III tl srh 8ay IN
December, A y. lsz before nle eF-ltailq came III
above nain- George G. Wright. Ralph r. 1--we samuel
J. kHkwoed. Wni. W. Stone. J. v. Cattel y H. Brain
s . T. Cole Gran iasiiie, u personally known
le tie identical Y~fsau- wi,e .anls~ art as - the
i9rezsng articles u Incorporation, ai kQs l,slg the
same u To- their voluntary ani deed
- Witness nis haaA ami seal ~ -.l supreme |
prenie Court h.fei9 affixed Dsns Ii tlse Cana |
ita ia the city II It- Mones flfs .satA slsr AZ |
- bfrFulher. 4, D.. fsfEs
LEWIS KINSEI Clerk :. {.
i- in the otce Of the Secretary of state thls l.; av
q jsnuary, 1851 Recorded m lssk y ~ Inc operations
aEt- 5if1@1 JAS WRIGHT
-g-tetsrY II State.
Filed for recuf the isth iay y Jaut,r, 4 d l.t4
u Il clock NJ and recorded IA book q. lsa Oh a5
j 4. TlfF1S
Kfcnrsev Il Polk g. Iastx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ ~ srArE OF Iowa. Ike couNTr-ss.
By virtue ef special execution directed issued
by the Clerk oi the District Court ofsai county favor
OF Thomas Davis and against Sanford Haines W r. Cowle
b. 4. Human, L. r. iUri and D. ", Ford, taud also a de-
against Levi Wood and others therein namedi have
levied upon aud viii sell the bie bidder front
door Of the Clerks Once o the District Court cuuI-
Iowa at hekuk. in said fha - ia dav
February 4. u. 1851 between tina hours o'clock A. w.
and o'clock z. NJ commencing al clock L. u al s.l
day, the flioN ing property, to- Lot No seven Z in
Hinnan CoSies subdivision Of the quarter
OF section twent! seven Z Township sikh Is ID
Of Range live ~ vest ia Lee county, Iowa. much
may be nscess,uy
Taken ve upon, and u be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution
keoknk, Jan. 2@r 1854. ISR AEL ANDERSON.
PrIter's Fee = 80. SheriTf III Lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
Mem Aopfrtiselnfnts.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrArE ~ IgsA, LEE CouSrY-ss
BY virtue Of a special execution dreceli Issued
by the Clerk ef the District eft cf said county in favor
of Adolphns Salmon and agn~t Alexander stewart and
joseph Holman have lerirs upoti and will sell the
highest bidacF ai the trout door of the Clerks Office
The District Court of Lee County IUwa at keokuk In
SAID connty, on the 2ith jay of February d. 1854 be
ween the haurs Of o'clock A. NJ and ociek r NJ COM
meheing at O'Clock 7. ". If said day. the following
property te-wit East half Of Block No thirty four "a
WITH ALI the arpurenalcs thereunto belonging known as
the Granite Mills; ard also Section IN r. Flock TWEEN
fywo ~ III the town Of Ms.r Point in Leo county
Iowa, or 50 fnucli he nee, ssary
Taken Ieviel upon and lc sold bs order Of conrt to
satisfy said Wri; OF execution.
ksuEuk. Jan. - 1S1i IsRtgL ANDERSON
fftnfer rec - ~ Shefir n Le-s 20. ioNa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

ssS- Three soldiers were frozen to
death at Rolla, while in the discharge Of
picket duty, during the recent cold spell
of weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

MoRE PREMIUMS John w. Ogden
has handed the Committee for the recep-
tion ofthe Wood Procession, two fine
books, to be given as premiums to the
persons bringing the second and third
largest quantities Of wood.
The books are "Bayard Taylor's Cy-
clopedia of Modern Travel and "Field
and Garden Vegetables of America, Illus
trated."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Es- The Hawkeye learns that the gal
liant men Of the Sixth Iowa have re-en-
listed with enthusiastic unanimity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
NO. 274.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srsrK or Iowa LIE CnVSrY--ss
ns 'l,ne ~ q special execution ~ diracfe 4nel
y ths eiTK 81 The District Court said county favor
u A Hine and against L. C. Dotvns tand a.t, aeer.A
against Jeremiah Baldwin aud Others therein naie4
have levied upon an1 will sell 1 the bjcbcst bIsy al
the front deer Of the Clerks once ~ the IN .,, rrt ~
Lee County, Iowa keokuk id said rour-, ~ ,L y ~
shly of February A. D. 1864 between the hour M eI,l
A. ~ and O'Clock P NJ commencing Al 2 ,,rls~k p n
of stid day, the following property owit: Io- four II
five ~ aud six 81 in Block hrn,ire-l a
tlslt in the City of hesknk Lee county Iowa r - u,I
A. may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sod by order ~ eoarf 10
satisay sail writ u execution.
keokuk, Jan. - 1851 I*RAFI tNDFRsnS
Prnters Fees " % Sheriff of Lee 20, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

New GHgtanu kntiuenCe IN FLORIDA.
A corresp spondent of the New York
Tribune, who dates from St Augustine,
Florida, December 23d, in a very inter-
esting letter, concerning the State of af-
fairs at that place, says:
New England now holds St. Angus
tine The dark eye Of the Spanish mai
den, flashing beneath long and silken
lashes, can still be seen as she casts hot
unkindly glance at the Northern inva-
ders, and the Spanish patois can still be
heard on almost every street, but Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut predominate-
Armed soldiers, it is true, represent New
England, but New England soldiers are
unlike those OF any nationupon the earth.
Intelligence, tact, shrewdness and spirit
of enterprise are instantly manifested the
moment they step upon any soil, and here
in this sepulchral city. where every house
locks like some old, dilapidated tomb,
those qualities are already strikingly ex-
hibited.
Before this war, to all those inhabi-
tants Massachusetts, was as far off, and
about as little known and understood, as
tie uncxplored regions of the North Pole.
But now, through the 24,h Massachu-
setts, Col. Osborne, and the 10Th Con-
necticut, Col. Ots, armed as they
are, and holding everything by military
tenure, they are intimately known and
rapidly growing into favor. Two better
regiments, in what in military parlance
would be called morale, but in ordinary
language would be termed intelligence
discipline and good breeding, could no.
have been sent here to represent their re
spective States. Almost every trade and
profession finds It's representative here,
If allowed, as required, to remain in this
State until all evidences of the presen,
rebellion have passed away, material fol
the framework of glorious Common.
wealth would be on hand. Schools, col
leges und churches would line these beau.
tifal ruins; every child would be laugh,
to read. every adult to think, every per
son, young or old, to be of some actiy,
service to the community"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STArs uy Iowa, Lee Coz sTT--ss.
By virtue of special execution 70 nae directed ISSUED
by the Clerk of the District Court n sad county, IN favor
VI Charles Searsner and against ~ uEnish taid also
decree against Beilsmy fIine end Others therein named
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder at
the front door o. the Clerks o oil the DstF Court OF
Lea County Iowa at keokuk, in said county.
on the z7th day of February a. ID. 1851 between the
hours Of clock A. NJ anil O'Clock L. NJ commencing
al o'clock NJ. Of said day, the following property
wit The Southeast quarter OF Section eighteen lsl m
in To~np sixtysix t66l north of Range 5 west In Lee
county Iowa. or 50 much as may be necessary.
Taken levied upon, and TO be sold by order OF court 10
satisfy said writ OF execution
keokuk, Jan. y, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee e. 80. Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
MARRIED.

On the morning Of the Goth inst by Rey. s. NJ Vernon
Lieut.. Wa &. NnLs, of Newark. Ohio e. Miss anna
HUMBLE of this ciiv.
Milwaukee papers please copy.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

azlg- One hundred teams wanted to haul
wood on good ice road from Fox Island
to keokuk. Also, fifty wood choppers.
Apply at this office, or to D. A. Day on
the Island. div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

IT, Our old friend Bishop sent US up
the finest kind of turkey yesterday, as
reminder to the editor aud his readers
that turkeys, prairie chickens, quails, and
the like, are kept for sale by j. j. Bishop,
near foot OF Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

X Mr. p. d NJ. Il. R.-The trains on
this road will until Monday, the 18th
INSTR one trip, each way, daily, leav-
ing Kcokuk at O'Clock A. NJ, and Fort
Madison at P. NJ. On Monday change
is made in the time and number of trains,
for which see advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Exs- Fifty Teams wanted Immediately
to haul wood from Fox Island to U. S.
Hospital in Keokuk. Price SO 50 per
cord. Apply to Connable & Smyth. on
the Leyee, or to E. c. Smith, ON the Is
land lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
NoLAssEs.

so barrels Beicher-s Sugar House Syrup Molasses;
Is barrels and half barrels Golden Syrup
For sale low for Cash by -.
sept2o-d CVfNABkk 4 MYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
TOBACCO.

Is Boxes, 10 Lump;
so Bexes Eldorasfo.
$50 Cad,6es, assorted brands Chewing Tobacco, mad
in the month In the year for manufacturing.
For sale low Tor Czsh by
sept2o-d CONNABLE SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
THE CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Wants" Lest" Pound For saie.n ana For
Rent embellishments aud Marriage and death" noti-
cN9eed viii lie inserted in the ad-
yertsn4 columns rca arTr cENIs. Twenty-Five
cents ior e.el additional insertion.
Notices ia Local columns viii be charged TV gxqY Cr,rs
rsa LINE tor Insertion All advertising for Religious
Charitable purposes viii be tAre,d u,Ls orr REGULAR
RATES.
T7'see advertisement fsr Spring Course OF Medical,
Lectures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Bay The committee of distribution OF
the Relief Fund are requested to meet a
committee of the Ladies' Aid Society at
Mss, L. II. Harrison's this afternoon at
9 O'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

r. Mr.. Hart says he will sell for the
next thirty days his winter stock for a
very little advance on New York whole
sale prices, SO as to make room for his
spring stock. He has one of the best as
aortments Of ladies' dress goods in the
city, and if the ladies' want 10 repienish
their wardrobes, they had better call at
the Hoosier Store, No Estes House, at
once. for whatever Mr.. Hart says he'll do
will be done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Col JAMES A. WILIAMsos.-Ne
had call from this distinguished Iowa
soldier, and were much pleased to fud
himin he enjoyment of excellent health
and spirits Col. Williamson went out
as AdJutant of the Iowa 4th. and for
gallant conduct was made Colonel. He
has been III many battles, some Of them
the most terrible Of the war, and be has
always proved the man of great courage
as well as sbility to manage men. lie
has more than earned star and We hore
soon to herald his promotion. He left
for the gallant 4th to-day, and will re-en-
ter the service with that veteran regi-
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

AUCTION SALE.-Remember the auc-
ton sale this morning at the Billings
House. HowE, Auctioneer.
MURDER Yesterday morning two
negroes got into some difficulty near Bat
ty & Hamill's pork house, when one of
them drew a pistol and threatened to
shoot. The other drew a knife and
stabbed him and he died in few min
utes. There was Coroner's inquest
and q verdict rendered according to the
above facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
Exception Of the 7th low at Ottum-
wa. Eddyville, and Osk aloosa.

Company +, Seventh Iowa regiment,
were received on their return home at
0itumwa, the other day, with military
houors and martial music.
Al Eddyville the brass band and the
military turned out to welcome Company
| to their home.
In Oskaloosa Company G were well
coined By their fellow-townsme to pub
lie supper.
Everywhere throughout the State, and
all over the North, our gallant soldiery
are greeted with the livelest demonstra-
tions OF admiration and gratitude.