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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
April IA, ~1s64-4w4

DY virtne ofiwo. End Alias Vendi Execu-
u tions VS.. Defendant and one End Pleurius
Vendi Executions VS.. defendant, duly issued
/, ont Of the Court of Common Pleas of said
County, dated The 21st. day of June, A. D.
1894. and to me directed, 7 will expose to sale
at Public Auction at The Door Of the Court
House in Ashland, on 75 q
Saturday, the 30fh day Of July, 1864,
between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, P. NJ of said day, tho following
described lands and tenements, situate inthe
Township of Hanover. Ashland County 0hio,
to wit +: Beginning at the North Eass corner
of Spring Street in the Town of LoudonviIle,
in quarter section No. one ~, an township Nc
nineteen, f19G, being Hanover Township of
said County. thence West to the Black Fork
of the ,Mobecan Greek. and thence down with
The meanderings of said Creek to the State
road leading from Wooster to Mount Vernon;
thence East on said road TO Spriug Slrf ct
thence North TO The place of beginnirg e, sup
posed to contain Ten and one half. f103) azores
of land. being The same lot of grouh 1 which
Stephen Butler nd Dianna his wife by deed
of the late of the 18th of july 1926. recorded
in said County. (Richland County, in Book
ID, Page f3551. Conveyed to one Eichbaum,
and which said Eiohhaum and wife by deed of
the date of thef1st of November 1853, con-
veyed to said George III. Stewart, saving and
excepting two ~ acres sold AID conveyed to
Joseph Shawecker, by said jobs C Craig and
wife, bearing cate July 9th. 1859, appraised
at ffteen hundred dollars, $780,. Also, Lets
No. ninety three. 9(9a), ninety four; I94]
ninety six. (s6>, ninety seven, (9T), ninety
eight, (9S) ninety uine. l99), one hundred,
itOl.l ], one hundred and twenty one. G21,)
one hundred ana twenty-five, (f22), one hun
bred and ~tweRty-ihree. (123), and one hun
dred and twenty four, (I24), in Wales a ldi
ton to the Town of Loudonv, lie. =Iu7 +
appraised at five hundred and fifty dollars,
$3.50 ,0D. -
Terms of Sale-Cash..-
JAMES MccooL. Sheriff.
June %, lS64-n4tspf- $1,000 - e -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29

~ Gold was quoted ON Tuesday..last
at 2,33. Bully for Gold. It looks very
much as if the Rebellion was en- its "last
legs"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
LEGALINozIcE

n Z .sF4 -s - -1fc~
IN pursuaneesefzan-srde O zthe-Rzohaks
the 18th day ofAJune. 1854 n thecae Of
Hannah RUSSELL, Guardian of james John
F. NarySA.a- ID Hannah E.9Russeh,, against
her wards. the undersigned viii,
On tke ,30R day, of july, ~ 1864,
at 3 o'clock PM, ON fhe premises In said
county. offer at public sale, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Ashland county.
Ohio, to.Rtt !. Being the north. east quarter Of
the north east quarter of section seventy,
township Aineteep f19), ofrange sixteen as
/ cohtaiaing forty acres be the same moref or
less. s2Also. apart Of the south east qaaster
Of section six coy, township nineteen etsh u
range sixteen f16e commencing Ut !heisout =
east corner Of the quarter thence north f1o
| west onfhe eastIfne efsfhef quaffer 10 chains
to o post thence north $50 wesE2 20 nhSi5ss
thence north &c. west ILLS chains = thence
south 633e. west LOT chains shtkence south
go, west l,s2 chains ;thencn south 4439 w-st
rs chains: thence south .432as west ] go chains;
thence south 5se, west 2;T2 chaips thence
s0ath 62o. west 9 IS chains; thence septh
| 7Oao.e west I 10 chains thence south A. .sndrth
4.25 chains to the south line of the quarter
kYheucH-nurth
the quasterr Hs24 -chainste,thes Place Of be-
GINNING, containing just IL acres,
and five rods. of land gernsSof sale-one
thirs cash on day of sale, one thlrd. in. one
wear ana one thirdin two years from day 1f
safe. 10 be secured by mortgage on the prefhi-
SEES sold. and tie defsrsenf payments TO Bear
interest at9othe rate Of IS per centum PEI, 4n-
-anm payable annually APPRAISED ASSOC
EfdaalaaI nd ,T3b1H aNNAH RUSSEBsA
taeiy .hstsaqEsW Guardian Of said wards
L-F-3s-5QAA D9ta
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
Democratic ~StataCicket.

~ For Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM ". ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca Co.
Supreme Judges,
lFoR FULL rERM,)
PHrLADELPH VAN TRUMP of Fairfield Co.
~ Gro FILL ~vACANeIEs)
Long Vacancy,
2KcHIAS C.. WHITLEY, Of Hancock Co.
eli 81 Short Vacancy,
asALExANDER 8. BOYS, Of Highland Co,
nss. sot Attorney General,
LYMAN B. cRTTcHFIELD, of Holmes Co.
s1o- Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM s.. v. PRENTIss, of Franklin Co.
fe.eg School Commissioner,
bALKxANDER 8. RAMSEY. of Hardin cs.
Beard of Public Works.
sf< (RULL TERM,l
WILLIAM LARFHL. of Ashland Co.
(FoH ~vAoAKcY,)
ga. CHARLES BOESEL, of Auglaize Co.
Presidential Electors fer the state
at Large.
THOMAS W. hartley, of Richland Co.
CHARLES REEMELIN. of Hamilton 90.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
FARMERS.

THE subscribers have located themselves
permanently in Ashland for The purpose
Of buying WOOL & GRAIN. for which they;
will pay the highest cash. pEicess We can be
found at Ware House in the rear of the
Store Rooms formerly occupied, by 7, C:
gct The VERY HIGHEST prices for. tour
GRAIN & WOOL. SALT &LAED PLAS-
TER always Kept on hand for sale at the
lowest prices.
JOHN KURgZ & 90.
Ashland, June Is; 1s64Gn2 sm*
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
Fro the Tifin Advertiser
The Sum Total.
THE ENORMOUS TAXATION IN OHIO!

The figures that we give below will
show that under the Abolition War Dy-
nasty the people of Ohio are burdened
With a taxation unequaled by any cosutry
in Europe:
The Legislature of Ohio on the
23d of January, 1861, appro-
priated for miscellaneous pur-
poses, S58,lOO 90
On the 23d of March, in the
general appropriation act
for State expenses, &C., 1,106, 1873 81
For School purposes, 1,45O,O0O 90
Pay't of in. on State debt, 100000 90
Interest en- irreduciblo debt, $4,000 90
Bounty Fund and Union
Loan, 1921. 500 90
Special appropriations, 100000 90
so, 946, 1888 81
Add to the above the usu-
al local, township and
county taxes, estimated
at one-third more. than a
last year, and we have 1880 600 90
pa 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29

Rfaih, sGushioH and weod ssatEhairE R4h
" q general stock of wood and iren furni-
tnre on hand at Il II HICKOKe.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
AN ORDINANCE

Ashland, April 14th, Is64-4wn4.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29

June 15, 1864, n2ts
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-29
An Ordinance

Ashland, April IA. Is64-4w n4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

Mr.. HOWELL Suppose that band
of men should, in the mid-hour Of the
night, enter the house Of q neighbor,
while the inmates we're reposing in FAM
cied security under the protection Of the
laws of the land, and without cause or pro.
vocation, commence thu work of death and
destruction upon parents and children, in
discrimiustely, and, after the butchery,
rob aud then FIRE the premises. The iends
escape only to perpetrate other murders,
and multiply their hellish acts Of rapine
and blood.
Community is aroused, and thrill Of
horror seizes upon the public mind at these
atrocities. The most painful apprehen,
sions are INDUCED in in regard to the
safety of the community, and while con
templatiDg with profound alarm the blood ]
deeds which have just transpired, the pub.
lie mind is further shocked by fresh dem,
onstrations of deeds Of cruelty spd blood
and the whole land re.echoes the wall o,
llamentstion, sorrow and woe
Every mail brings the sad tidiags tha
these scenes have been rapidly multiplied
and still multiplying, aud the hands u the
murderers, pirates and plunderers hav,
not been stayed. @
Every one SEXES weapon OF defence
and the officers Of the Law have hurried
away in pursui, Of these perpetrators 0
these bloody deeds. Many Of thsse, too
fall victims while in the resolute discharg
of their duties. The severest denuncia
tions, are hsaped upon the heeds Of th
perpetrators, and there is one loud ex
preston Of horror st these aets.-againa
such lawlsssness--such outrsges eucl
ssfribsstims sssiaal hSnAnitJ -tle lev
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

The first Draft Of the EmnncIpnts on
PrscIamasioa---Mr Biair's and
Mr.. ecwardss objections 10 tt..The
sensenee Mr.. Chase supplied.
A special correspondent of the Cincin-
nati Gazette, dating Washington. March
10Th, says:
A recent allusion in the independent,
to,the fact that Mr.. Secretary Chase's pen
supplied the concluding sentence Of the
Emancipation Proclamation, has been re-
ce,ved with surprise that indicates q
less general knowledge on the subject
than might have been expected.
When the final draft Of the Proclamation
was presented by the President to the
Cabinet, it closed with the paragraph
Stating that the slaves it liberated would
be received into tho armed service Of the
United States. Mr.. Chase objected te
the appearance Of document of such
mcmeHtoas importance without one; word
beyond the dry phrases necessary to con.
vey. its meaning; and finally proposed
that there be added 10 the President
draft the following sentence /:
"And upon this act, sincerely believed
to be an act Of justice, warranted by the
constitution, / invoke the considerats
judgment of mankind, and the gracious
favor Of Almighty God"
Mr.. Lincoln adopted The sentence y
Mr. Chase wrote it, only interlining aftel
the word "Constitution,'' the words 'sup
on military necessity;" and in that form
the proclamation went to the world ant
history. IL
The President originally resolved rupor
the policy of issuing this proclamation il
the summer Of 1862. Az he has ex
pressed il himself, everything wss egoin,
wrong We seemed to have put forth abou
! lSqt vtlbest e&Wt; apd hs really didps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

know what more to do, unlses he did
this. Accordingly, he prepared the pre-
liminary proclamation, nearly 10 the form
in which it subsequently, appeared. called
the Cabinet together and read it to them
Mr.. Montgomery Blair was startled. III
you issue that proclamation, Mr.. Presi.
dent, ".he exclaimed. "you will lose every
one Of the fall elections
Mr. Seward, on the other hand, said
~ approve ofit Mr.. President, just a. il
stands. approve of it in principle, and
approve the policy Of using it. l only
object TO the time. Send il out now. on
the heels Of your late disasters, and it
will be construed a. the convulsive strug.
gle Of drowning man. To give it. 4
proper weight. you should reserve it till
after some victory"
The President aseentsd TO Mr.. Seward .
view. and it was withheld. till the fall,
when it was issued almos: precisely ~
prepared. The one to which
NJ. Chase supplied the concluding een-
tence Vas the 6oal proclamation, issued
on the subsequent FIRST of January.
AGATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

COUNTERFEIT 500 and $50 TREASURY
NorKs.-Mr. G. c. Anderson, the banker,
yesterday received letter from ST. Louis,
telling him to beware of coupterfeits on
treasury notes of the denomination ol
800 and $50, rs they were well execu-
ted and calculated to deceive.
Since writing the above we learn from
the Quincy Wing that three persons have
been arrested and placed in jail in tha,
place for passing counterfeits of the above
demon nations, and that the bills have
been rather freely circulated at the prin-
cipal places between that point and 81,
Louis. The following description of the
counterfeit 500 we clip from the same
paper:
The small figures 100 on the RIGHT
END of the counterfeit are reversed, while
in the genuine the figures 100 are re-
versed on the LEFT END. The counterfeit
is also little narrower than the genuine,
and the number OF the bill printed in red
ink on the face is also blurred and indis-
tinct, while in the genuine it is clear and
well printed. They can be detected in
an instant by this description.
The reversed figures are on the back
of the note. The figures with which the
number of the bill are printed are larger
and lighter faced in the counterfeit than
in the genuine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

A TASTE FOR NovELs-The city coun-
Gil OF New York on Monday last, among
other luxuries, proposed to appropriate to
themselves 1000 copies of Mcclellan s
Report, and 1000 cories Of the Life and
Battles of Fitz John Porter As an off
set TO these "tales of fiction founded on
fact" they also included 1000 copies OF
the Report ofthe Committee on the Con-
duet OF the War. and 1000 copies of the
Bebellion Record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
A NORTHERN sONG.


Br JOHN o. vHIrTTEg
Now joy and thanks frrevsrsnore,
Tbs areary hight has weIi-nigh passed;
The slufnvers OF the North Der
The giant stands erect at last
More than we hoped In that dark time
when faint with watching. few and worn.
We saw No welcome day *,ar Climb
ihe cold grey pathway OF the morn
Oh, weary hoursi Oh. night Of yearsi
u "na' sto.ias our safklns pAth~sy swept,
BY faith aiSne cur march we kept
Hos Jeeresi the soothing crowd behind
Hcw nAOSkesi before the gyraat rran
As, cue by one. the true and kind
tesi iainiins IN our path of pain.
They ded-theIr brave hearts breaking slow--
Bat seiffoTge getfnl 10 the iAsf.
In wussis Of ch and bugIe-x.sw
N Their Sre-th upon the tA1kness passed
a mighty host On either hnnd
ssfs~sd waiting ior the dawn Of dar
= crush ike reeds our f-sl,ie baad
The iaorn has oume-and where are th.y,
Troop after troop its line fsrxake<
WIN f-esce-wiiIte banners waving free
Aho from our own the glad sseat bfeaks
u Freedom ant FRATERNITY -
Like mist before the growinx light
iae hostile cohorts Ineit away;
HsrTsh cur fosfnen Of the nisnt
Are brvtners st the dawn oi day
As unto these rePsntant ones
We open vide our toil-wusn rnnks
Along cur ilfe- mEralur ralss
VI -cHe, aid praise. and grstsful thank.
SouDf icr the oeset. Blast on hlss,
Ill siassrys maaians COVER and quail,
One charge of bre shall drive th~n, t.<t
Ike uLzr l~fore ouY Northern xsIvI
Oh prisoners, in vcsr house Of rssir-
Dumb, toilsng millions t~,rnd aud sold
Log, .sreieh-d in Southern vale and plsin.
The Lords delivering hard brhold
Above tls7 traitors pride ~ power.
ais iron g1ter atlsi ssass,i.i wali
Lac bolt which shattered shinar's tower
Hang. sraakiag tos a hercer ssl.
Awake awake; my Fashsr-is,sA.
IL - thy Northern light that shines
This stirring rBarrh II ffrs.,Iosn's bsad
The stprsu-song of thy monntsia fines'
Wake. dweIlers where the siav ext4r.~;
Your winds that stir the naigiiy lake
And fsn your prairie roaring fre--
They re Freedoms signals wake awake
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

M lids will l@ received exert for furnishing ali lie
srtsCiss sboss enumerated Tie iI VIII state t..e pr.s
ErA esca article oi thA lest quality si be furns e
| the Of lbs pscka Il he incigi-d
fyu Lar for samples Of all afslcleS nos ,sishar
/. be viii accompany tsss-
Each bsi mast have printed copy of this advertise
ment pustei al is head
Each hid mus. he accompanied with two respousihi
snretie~ In the Of si5Rsa.
This Contrast be ief for the space cf six months from
date Of contract
Bsiders .xp~ctei lie present the opening Of
the hits else their bsis will be entertained
Government resefses the right to reject any all
taas
ists TO ie -ninsei Proposals for furnishing subsst-
ence and addressed 10 the undersigned.
L. W. SHEPHERD
mch2s-dtd Capt. d A. q Ma A. C. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

Ey Only one of the democratic mem
bers of the Pennsylvania Senate voted
for the bill providing for an amendment
Of the Constitution of the State TO allow
soldiers to vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
Candidates.

Fos ALSEssAs.-ws are authorized 30 announce the
II Dr. J. II SEATOS al iiie,,e n,.ersi e.u,ts,
for Alderman IN the Second Ward mcha5
FoS MsssHtLWe ara authorized % announce DAVID
FREDERICK the Union Peoples candidate for r..ise-
ton Al ihs ealains Charter eieeti4n. ach28
Enirnss GarE ciTY You will please an.eunc- the
name Of RaREkr WoRsrER an Infspendest Candidate
for City Nagsisal uE h25, ss MANY VOTERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

sS- The Providence Journal, the lead
ing Union paper of Rhode Island, charges
that the Post, of that city. is owned by
Governor Smith, who is the Union can
didate for re election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

The voters of the First Ward are re-
quested to meet at the Court House this
evening, at Il o'clock, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Alderman
of this ward Let there be full attend
ance of the Union voters of this ward.
MANY UNION MEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

~ Capt. ]. NJ. Reid. company a.
Fifteenth Iowa Veteran Volunteer In.
fantry, Commanded by Col. VIM. W.
Belknap. ofthis city, has opened re.
cruiting Office on Third, between Main
and johnson streets, up stairs. back OF
the law office of Gibson Browne, Esq.
He will enlist '1patriots" for hisoEn COM
pany, or any other company in the regi-
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

ID- The democracy have concluded to
support Mcclellan and a half-and-half
platform, trusting to the notorious conser-
vative and sympathetic principles of Nc
Clellan to bring close 10 the war on
such terms as jeff. Davis and his friends
North and South may dictate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

s6~ DR.. Franklin Bache, of Philadel-
phia, great grand son of Benjamin Frank
lin, died few days ago, at the age of p
years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
Nfm advertisements.


CHAPTER 66.
AN ACT To amend Sec 4s2 Chapter - cf the Revision
of 1880
Sec l. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly uf tn.
Stsae Of Iowa That Section 49, Chaptar o. VI the NJ,
v6cAt b60 be and fhe nae IS hereby Amene - fl.af
In each county Of this State having county
total compensation Of the Clerk Of the District Court
cudng tine paid u depositsrs shall not exceed the
sum OF three Thousand dollars. @r4
Sec This act being deemed by the General Assembly
Of immediate Importance shall take effect be in force
onlsnd ser it, bab'icaton IN the Daily Register
ntd DAILy O ATE ens sAHss
JACOB BUTLER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
efR1#EA hS0CH wsBAkEMAN
President Of the senate.
Approved March I'd, 1861 ". M STONE
e. E4 kS STATE or IOWA ca
0YfIcB OF THE SErREr.RY of SrtYY
March I'D A. d. 1864 ,
James Wright Secretary State Of the State Of Iowa
certify tie foregoing 10 be true copy OF the original rli
file in my Office. JAMES WRIGHT
Secretary of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

% The General Assembly will ad-
journ to-day, and we may look for our
members home in day or two.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
THE CITY.

BGJ. O. Voorhies & Bro. are now pre-.
pared to preserve Dress Furs, during
summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

B~ The roof of the building adjoining
the tin-shop of Mr.. Comstock was blown
off yesterday afternoon. 's1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

s.D- Our old friend D. w. kilbourne is
in the city aud will remain week or two,
having just returned from Des Moines,
where be has been spending couple Of
months looking after the interests of the
Des Moines Valley Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
READ THIST-Tbe -,

LsAhM ERS, READ THIS The un.
eEsigrcd Hould announce to the farmers OF Iowa
that he stf has the agency for the allowing valuable
iahor-ssving Machines:
Pitts and 10 horse Treshne Machine the sImproyed
Clover 1Hulier Balls Combined Reaper & MoS err
"Wgcis' SelfRaker;' Woods Mower and the aExeei
sior Self Raking, Dropping, Reaper aud Mower com
bined."
rias and do their work cell have used them on my
farm aud therefore personally acquainted with
all of the above As the manufactures are frequently
unable supply the increasing demand would lie we'll
for those &xning machines for the ensuing season to let
know at their earliest eoaresisaee that may secure
them.
After April 1st till July 1sf, expect TO travel the line
of the b. NJ. River r. r., being at home Monday al
ottumwa, from cf each Tuesday till "Wednesday
noon at Mount Pleasant Thursdays Burlington on
Fridays and at Fairfield Saturdays. Inquiries by
will receive prompt attention. Address
WM. ELLI0TT.
mar26-w3w Birmingham, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

THE VETERASs.-The steamer Sucker
State arrived here yesterday morning
with the veterans belonging to the 1ett
Iowa Infantry on board, en- route for Dav
enport, but owing to the high wind, she
was compelled to remain at our wharf,
where she will stay until the wind goes
down.
The steamer Muscatine. with the Sd
Infantay on board, which left here about
IL clock on Sunday, is fast on the rapids,
where she was lying at dark last evening
with no very fa,tering prospects Of get
ting off.
T At a called meeting of the Union
citizens of the Sd Ward, for the purpose
Of nominating a suitable candidate for AL.
derman of said Ward, Mr.. Chas. Smith
was called to the Chair, and E. z. Fuller
appointed Secretary.
On motion, G. w. Taylor, G. Hubbell
and F. Kramer we're appointed a commit
tee TO recommend candidate. Whereby,
II. B. en-Eyck was unanimously report
ed as a candidate. which repor. was ac-
cepted, and, on motion, Mr.. TenEyck was
nominated by reclamation.
On motion, John Stannus, Chas. Hub
bell, - Higham, j. Il. Griffith, D.
Buss and Samuel Worley we're appointed
committee to challenge votes on the day
of election.
On motion the meeting adjourned, there
being no further business.
CHAS. SMITH,
4. f. FULLER, Chm'n.
Sae'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
RsIsrEScE.

oTF3cH AcrISs CoxsrssaRY or srssrsrrseEl
kbsKtg, Iowa March ~ 1854.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate will te received s
oaee from loysi efrens oniy3 Until " oeock NJ Thur
day March 81 is6s ff furnishing the parts
the rAffon for L. sru,~ stationed at this y.s and tbs
arsl Hospital. be furnished ia seh 9rantities
and slserei al suh place the commanding onscer
shall Erert The II the following articles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

MEDICAL BOOKS.
Dalton Physiology, 81 20.
Neil Smiths Conpend, s. SO.
TRAYS Anatomy 81 %.
Drutt's Surgery, 81 %.
Churchilrs Midwifery, 81 CO.
Churchill on Woman, S3 90.
Erichsens Surgery s. %.
Natson's Practice. - T5.
Hobiyns Dictionary, 81 90.
Received this day and for sale by
mch2a NJ W. WRsToTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
Er The way the rebels are raidins

H- The way the rebels are raiding
around through Kentucky indicates very
significantly a strong sympathising ele-
ment in that State, aud the action of such
leading prcfessed Unlonists as Prentice,
Guthrie, Bramletle d. Co., furnishes the
best possible aid and comfort to these
raiders in their recruiting expeditions in
State.
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For Rent.

TOR RENT-A House With i9 Rooms,
Il corner Of Ilth and Morgan streets. Enquire al tbs
Bae keys foundry u Ech2S-dlw > = VAIL
HOTEL FOR RENT-The Hotel Ia
Keokuk Iowa known as the Billings HCass;
contains sx,y-fve roors i unfurnshed and rent aboaI
IL SCOTT HOWELL,
n~hs Keoknk- Iowa
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WARD MEETINa.-We call attention
OF persons interested-that is, of all the
loyal men of the First Ward-to the no.
tce for Ward meeting tonight to NOM
mate candidate for Alderman.
Let us nominate candidates for city
officers upon whom all Union men can
readily unite and then 60 10 work and
elect them by an overwhelming majority.