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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
KEOKUE, IOWA: MONDAY, JANUARY 25.5 Is84g
From the Second Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS 2b Iowa InFr.. E
Pulaski. Tenn. Ian. q 1894

| - aEADQUARrERs I'd IOWA lNFT., Il
Pulaski. Tenn, Jan. 8, 1854. I
Mrs. General Csrsis, and those concerned
an the contribution. to the Second Iomo
Infantry:
LADIES - wish to thank you
for your generous and benevolent con-
tribution to the comfort and happiness
of the men under my command, and to
acknowledge for thcln the receipt, and
inform you of the proper distribution Of
the D<hy delicacies, eatables, DC, which
you forwarded to them in the care of Mrs.
Woods. Be assured, ladies. that your
charity was most duly and feelingly appre-
ciated by the chivalroos knights of the
"Red, White and Blae"
The soldier witnesses witt the most
exalted pride the great efforts of your sex
everywhere to strengthen his arm and
embolden his heart in this moro than
Titan struggle, by your kindly sympathy
and active charity. Every effort of our
noble women is mirrored in his heart and
Transcribed upon his memory. But above
all. and superior to all other considera-
tions, is the thought that you are contrib
uting In the most unselfsh and laudable
manner to the triumph of the great cause
Of humanity and right, principles which
you love for their own intrinsic excel.
lence.
Women arc related to the State by pa.
triotism, but they cannot take part in
battle; they cannot be present to behold
how cheerfuily brave men can die fer a
principle; butiike the women who viewed
the crucifxion Of our Savior, "from afar
off," they can give the soldier their
prayeifnl sympathy. and like the two
Marys, they can "buy sweet srices, with
which to annoint the wounded, who so
cheerfully shed their blood because of the
trsusgression of the wicked. Il is plori-
Gus to know that we have not fallen upon
degenerate times; tha: the noble deeds of.
our ancestors have not been tarnishad by
their posterity; that the daughters have
inherited all the virtues and graces Of
the mothers of the Revolution and that
the country is blessed and humanity hon.
ored by hundreds of Mercy Warrens,
Mary Drapers and Catherine Greens, who
ornament the society of every village and
hamlet in the land. | have the honor to
be, ladies',
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
]. 3. WEAVER,
II f..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

A LAFAYETTE ID. d. HAS A CALL
Dr. oids, Of Ohio, and few pious men
OF the Democratic persuasion, whose ears
nave been panied with Abolition sermons
unlii they have been compelled to seek
'he restoration of the Gospel, pure and
SIMPLE IN the folds of separate church
organisation, have, we understand, sent.a
loud call 10 John Petit, D. D...of this
CITY, to assume the pastoral relation. He
Is admirably qualified for The MACE
Lafayette Courier.
We regret that that dirty dog, Petit,
Of Indiana, las beat our dirty Dean for
the Pastorship Of DR.. Olds' new Church
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
THE CONTRIBUTION OF wooD.

The Wood Procession Saturday was q
success, notwithstanding the bad roads
The quantity of wood brought in was but
little short of that of the first grand pro.
cession, though there we're not nearly 30
many contributors.
The premium of the silver pitcher was
awarded to o. II. Brewer for ten cords
of tirst.rate sugar wood.
VIM. Collins took the second premium
on two hundred and fifty feet of irst-class
wood.
And j. j. Brown came in for the third
premium for two hundred and ten feet of
wood of like good quality.
After the wood was measured and dis
posed of, the contributors, together with
number of the ladies and gentlemen Of
the city, assembled in the dining room of
the Deming House and partook of an ex-
cellent dinner prepared for the occasion.
The award of the committee wae an
nounced after dinner, and DR.. Sanford
made an appropriate, patriotic and elo-
quent presentation address, which was
briefly and fifty responded to by Mr..
Brewer, the recipient of the prize.
Several members of the committee
were called out and responded in brief
remarks, and the ceremonies closed with
entire satisfaction and with the best feel.
ing ON all hands.
The following is the list OF contribu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Nfm advertisements.
4 COMPLETE MUSICAL LIBRARY
One Thousand Pieces Of riano ausic,
FOR ONLY TEN DOIUAHx

The following hooks Of uniform size aud STYLE and
firm the best collection Of Choke Music the Plane
frtc published The Home Circle collection Of
Marches Nsitz-. puikas scl,ottischrs Rettowas Quad
rifles, Contra Dances. fvtir-Hand Pieces asi Piano Gems
Ness The shower Of Pearls, collection of choice Vocal
Duets with Piano Aeromsninsenfs The SILVER Chsri
COLI af songs. Ballads Qnsrfetfes Duets &C. with Piano
Accomplishments; operatic Pearls COIL. u tie voa
beauties of the best Operas with Piano Aetnyanfnrns
All 81 the above sent postpaid for So Sinriv NJ the
following prices, Plain =. Cloth. 81 .5: Full gilt Ss-
Oliver Dltson Co. Publishers III Washington street
Boston. ian 2.-i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
VICE PREslDEs s.-Our Republic

VICE PREslDEk f.-Our Republican
exchanges, with str king unanimity, are
advocating the mo- niuation of Gov. An
drew johnson of Tennessee as the Union
candidate Tor Vice President. In fact We
see no other mar 40 suggested. 1t looks
very much as IL Lincoln and johnson
would De nom mated by spontaneous
movement OF The people. It is ticket
that cant b j saefestsd- that's so.---
Quincy Whig,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

LosT.-A day or two since, plain gold
rlng, engraved with the initials 'sE. H."
The ring was broken aud is not of much
value save to the owner. The finder will
receive liberal reward by leaving it at
this ofiice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
For the Daily Gate City.

0RF MADISON, Jan. Il.
EDITOR GATE Cry Il have just laid
down newspaper containing long list
of names nominated by the President, and
before the Senate for confirmation as Ma
jor and Brigadier Generals in the service
of the United States. Among them ars
the names Of many Iowa men, all goot
soldiers and true and loyal men, and de.
serving the honors and positions conferred
upon them.
Having been an interested and atten.
tive observer of the events of the war, es
pecially so far as Iowa soldiers have been
actors, of Ehose deeds of bravery not only
our State but the whole nation has been
proud, | am struck with astonishme nt
that one of the most gallant, successful,
active and efficient officers that our State
has sent TO the armies of the Union. one
who has been in as many battles, has al.
ways been as successful, always on as ar.
duous duty as any other officer in the
Western armies, has not been rewarded
for his valuble services by promotion. /
refer TO Col. Hatch, the brilliant com.
mander the Fourth Iowa Cavalry.
have no personal acquaintance with Col
Hatch--never saw him in my life and
never heard of him until he became dis.
tinguished for gallant services in the
field. The whole State and nation know
him as we'll as do, and none are igno.
rant Of his services, and the serv ices oil
his brave officers and men. The uewspa.
pers inform US that he is now suffering
from a severe wound received in his las,
battle. | am informed by those who are
familiar with army matters in the Soutl
that he has been constantly for Ions
time in command of brigade, that he j,
most intelligent and competent officer,
and every way worthy TO be Major Gen.
ernl. Yet this gallant officer seems never
to haze been thought OF for promotion.-
If the President and Secretary of War
are ignorant of Col. Hatch and his ser.
vices, could not the Cong ressional delega-
tion of Iowa enlighten them upon that
subjectl 1t is shame that so gallant and
useful an officer as Col. Hatch is not prop.
erly rewarded for his valuable services to
the country. Jusr1cE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Rem o mINATION OF ADRIAN
LINCOLN.

LINCOLN.
Every Union member of both branches
of the Pennsylvania Legislature united in
the following address to President Lincoln,
the sentiments Of which will be cordially
endorsed by the loyal men of the nation
everywhere:
To Ills Exeeiiency Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States
DEAR SIR: The undersigned members
of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, thus
early in the session of that body, hasten
to congratulate you on the success OF the
policy of the National Administration, and
the auspicious circumstances under which
the second Congress Of your term has
been organized. When it is fairly con-
sidered that the policy Of your Admins
trstion was made the issue in the late
elections, when it is known that in the
contest for the most important State, as
well az the most insignificant municipal
Office. the issue involved all the essential
principles Of your Administration, the
result must be the more highly appreciated
by the friends of freedom abroad, and
cheering to the defenders of freedom, the
Union, and the Constitution at home.
We would be unmindful Of the duty We
owe our country, if We hesitsted to ac.
knowledge the force Of that policy in the
elections which placed rs In our present
legislative positions. When fearlessly
.adyoeated and set before the people, i,
won Us victory in the face. of the most
persistent and bitter opposition from the
foes of free government. You need moi
be reminded of the effect which the late
election of Pennsylvania had on the fate
of..the nation.
The triumph at the bsllot-box aroused
the srdor, and seemed to Breathe frest
valof into the hearts Of our soldietsf 70,
the achievement Of victory on'the battle
field. And if the voice Of Pennsylvani,
becane thus potential il endorsing III,
policy Of your Administration, " cph
sider that, q the representatives, OF thob
sho -hase -, coinpl6tsiy 4nda1n19 syot
ohcial eourss, We ere oaly Esspoadias !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

~ The Union League of Philadelphia,
on Monday night passed unanimously and
win enthusiasm resolutions offered by
Morton McMichael, in favor of Mr.. Lin.
coins denomination for the presidency.
The popular breeze appears to be carving
the President along. He has already bscn
Endorsed by the States of New Hamnsh;re
and Pennsylvania; and also by the Union
League of Nashville; and now bv tho
Union League of Philadelphia. Wher-
ever the question has been proposed it
has been adopted with unanimity.-TCin-
clnnati Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25


THE BEAUTY OF a BLUsH.-Goethe
was in company with mother and her
daughter, when the latter being rcproyed
for some fault, biushed and burst into
tears. He said:
How beautiful your reproach has
made your daughter! The crimson hue,
and those silvery tears. become her better
than any ornament of gold or pearls.
xhese may be hung on the neck Of any
woman; but those are never seen dis.
connected with moral purity. A full
blown rose. besprinkled with the purest
dew is not SO beautiful as this child,
blushing beneath her parents displeasure,
and shedding tears of sorrow at her fault.
A blush is sign which nature hangs out
to show where chastity and honor dwell y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

HeA- The sale at the Billings House
will be continued to-day at 9 O'Clock, and
every day until everything is sold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

ApJrrssr dxsxs M dbncr.
DAVENPORT, JANUARY 18th, 1864. X
sAn19I @EG CIRCULAR saA 8rsa -
For the infornRf1cn of tle isterssted therein the
following Communication ffonf the War Department u
der date Of September 10Th, 1862, i published
N. ,. BAKER,
.sg,f4 M Adjutapf-Genegal Of lowe
WAR DEPARTMENT.
sestsNr WAsHIssT0x CIR, S~pt. %, 1852
To Ills Bxccllcn~y, samuel - kirkwooA, Governor oi
Iowa:
6Gh-ln repy yours Of the 21st instant saaing the
number u regiments raised and 10 be raised in ybur State
and also making suggestions In reference o filling old
ktSfwsnis, arn directed 20 say that regrui6 tR ID
Regiments Of Volunteers for three the war viii
be discharged at the expstioH Of the time for which the
Regiment wAssorginaIly enlisted
Please send 70 his Department copy Of the special
cepfance under which the Regiments organizing for
Col OBen and Col Summers as have no record Of 1t
here. a##
No order has yet been made for draft to l the old
ReseBts bet when shall be Inade your Suggestions
will receive careful consideration
By order Of the Secretary ~ War.
G. P. BUCKINGHAM
Brisstier General and A. A. G.
J. G. CrLBnTsox, A. A. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
KeOkuk Library ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A T A MEETING OF THE KEO-
4 \ KUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION peoemsrr I'd
let5. = resolution was adopted that committee be
appointed 10 receive Donations of BOOKS. &C
the citizens of Keokuk and vicinity toward eommen-
cling the Library.
The fol owing named gentlemen compose the Com
miltee: X f4 a4t# Y Hi k9
I'd. v. Browneli, N. w. Westrosf, Hswerd Tucker,
H. B. Ogden, SIX. Carey, A. }. Nilkinsca.
The known liberality and pntc spirit ofthe citizens
OF heokuk ~ copadently appealed TO behsif fhis
object Donations he le u al the places Of
of eith her Of the gentlemen nsmed, parties viii be-
called on by isavinE their naes with any Of The Com
miitee. deroe-dtn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

IE- The weather still continues re-
markably pleasant, and fears are enter.
tanned that we shall lose our ice bridge
before long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
THE CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

"Wants," Last Pound "rer saler and "For
Rent advertisements and Marriage and Death noti-
ce not exceed LINES viii be inserted in the adj
vertsng columns TINE fon FIFTY CENTS Twenty-Five
cen- for each additional Insertion
Notices in Local columns viii be charged u rsrr rx-s
PER LINE for each Insertion All advertising for Religious
Charitable purposes will bc charged nALr orr REGULAR
RAFEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

Es~ Fifty Teams wanted immediately
to haul wood from Fox Island to U. S.
Hospital in keokuk. Price SO 50 per
cord Apply to Connable 4 Smyth. on
the Levee, or to +. C. Smith, on the Is
land. Iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

E A few more days ike Saturday
last will be very apt to ruin the bridge
which now connects US with Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Soldiers, Vote In new YORK.

Seymour vetoed the bill passed by the
last Legislature allowin,, the volunteers
from the State OF New York to vote
The present LegisIatu . will probably
"head" the plausible ., ace Governor on
this question, as it passe d bill providing
Tor a vote cf the people to amend the Con.
sttution. The amenim snt will be adop-
ted by the people, and the volunteers from
New York will vote at the Presidential
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

I-7ssee advertisement flr Spring ooutse OF Medics
Lectures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
H. u. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Second Street.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF TIRE
North American Fire Insurance
Co. of Hartford.

On the 3ist day Of December lsaa ade to the .,p,or
q the State q Io~a pursuant - The Statute Of that
state
sAsE aan Ioca1Iov
The cf this couar~ny North American fire
Insurance COMPANY Hartford, Connecticut.
eAPErAL
Tse arnourt ~ II. ca,s.al sts ssaDco %
s. The amoUnt ~ the Capital Stock actually
paid az, ~ cash, s........--.-.-.-.... $1,000 90
L. AssETs-
Ist Cash gu hand. ...-....... .e1sl5 90
Cash in Charter Oak Bank .....f2s IS. ~
Cash In Atlantic Bank v -. go =
Cash in hanb Axrnss and In
eoufse of transmission .s6p II - 3o2 II
d. Real estate eunencnani.r~s-bese
III. Bombs owned by the company, viz.
s-aa bond. ..sisasoa siooooo %
q ~ cert. q
fsir,,,s.ins~s.......... loo Hoo %
,,i..:,, n..e. !. -; 80. 200 e.. sl.s
Michigan Z cen, i-pni. I+.en a2so -
Total Bonds. slss0se sisssa W slb4 $50 80
&ih bei,ss fd The COMPANY secured by ners<st- hinE
hrst lien Of record oa uneneunlherssi real estate
sih Delas e,hsrEiss secured loans On .asekss sx:
mrkpt asat leaned
par val saias. thergon
county, Hartford. -. $500 $3.50 $40 %
IL sfasrer Mercantile ha'k
uarrsrd. .....--.-l,4oo liz I--so 20
10 shs cIty i.nk, Hsrtfd iooo 1.iso Iopo q
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In Company 1000 se4o go 10
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shares Home bank,
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sla.Ioo l.. .loo II .aos 30
Total amt loaned on above stoks. $tl a3 -
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1ih. All other securities
ist Bank stocks owned hy tie Company, six:
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30 si. Phoenix buk, " Y....-s5.oo 5.iao
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20 ri,s Netrcf~,itn tnk DO -....alaa $50
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

Eg There seems to be some DISPOSE
ton to question the propricty of holding
State Convention to appoint delegates
to the National Convention at so carly a
day as the 22d of February.
As the main question of the nominee
for tie Presidency has already been deci-
ded BY the loyal people at large in favor
of Abraham Lincoln, it is hardly worth
our while to differ about the time or the
manner In which formal expression shall
be gwen to this foregona conclusion of
the popular will. Abraham Lincoln is the
peoples candidate for the Presidency in
1864, and it don't matter an iota TO them
when the Iowa State Convention shall be
held, or who shall be the successful asni
rants for delegates to represent the State
in the National Convention.
TMr. White, Senator of the Penn.
sylyania Legislature, it soon TO be releas-
ed from the Libby Prison. When he re-
turns the Union men will have majority
IN the Senate of Pennsylvania, and the
Coppcrheads will no longer be able to
Tender aid and comfort to the rebels he
docking the wheels of Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
J J. BISHOP,
South side Main Street, near Lsvee,

nEALER
PRODUCE, GROCERIES,
ALL KINDS OF GAME,
And almoss everything else In the Provision line Ar
tces are the best that can i purchased Orders solicited
Goods delivered 10 any part Of the CITY. jsn1s-dn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

PERsoNAL.-Col. Elliott Rice, the gal
lant commander of the Seventh Iowa, ar.
rived here Saturday, and leaves to-day for
Oskaloosa. The Colonel is looking we'll
and is in fine spirits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

t0~One hundred teams wanted to haul
wood on good ice road from Fox Island
to keokok. 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, 1864-01-25

s175eoo 1888 sa5 sIs3. SOS 90
I'll Raiiroaf stock owned ly the cofnysns.
loo -ils Hsrtd d HRR $4,000 5000 500 90
ID Interest accrued 23U6 O.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

NEW MusIc.-We have received The
following new and beautiful pieces of mu.
SIC FROM ". W. Whitney, music publisher
and dealer in pianos, Toledo, Ohio:
- touch not my sisters PICTURE 2
"We'll conquer or DIE and "The Realm
of the West" These are all new and
very popular. pieces. Price % cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

Total Assets. s3,las, SO sa
LIABILITIEs
s. The amount Of Liabilities due or not due 10 Banks
OF other treshtoss. None.
o. Losses adjusted and due. Nome
q Lesses adjusted and not due. ss eTo 90
o v Losses uhastJusted. in suspense, waiting
iof further proof. .....uSl93 %
~. All other claims against the Company
sressmaii for printing, &c
Total Liabilities. sla6,2cl s.
H. The Greatest esuunt insured in any one risk il
Twenty Thousand Dollars. - 49,
IL ~ The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured IN any
one CITY Town, Village MOCK varies. -
IL The Act Of Incorporation Of the Company il ,n-
changed and copy is ON hle with the Autlisor Of
Iowa.
Twenty Thousand Dollars deposited with the
state 81 Tennessee in Stock Of that Stxr h;ss, i
not included in the shove aescts and 4
70 no deposit OF our capital savings Dcr..sit.s
with the State Of Ohio Twenty -five Thousand
Dollars.
Hartford. Janiary Ist 1854
STATE " CONNECTICUT. HaRrroRp Ccvsrr-ss
fneHAs A. ALEXANDER President and Lrc1rs j. Hry
DEE Secretary OF the AINA sr RANCE CnwrANY Of Hart
ford Connecfeut being scyesaly and duly sworn dSpee
and say and each for himself foregoing
true lu aud correct statement of the asirs VI the said
ComIany, and that they the above named oIcer,
thereof TH0S. A. ALEXANDER President
LUC1Cs J. HESpEE, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me By the abuEp named
Thomas A. Alexander President, anA Eucus J. Hendse
6scfetary, this LIST day Of January, A. D. 1854
HENRY foWLk1 Jmtics Of tAs Peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Positively Selling Off!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS

MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
or Gold Hill and vicinity!
DEMEMBER, THE STORE OF f. HARRIS
IL IL no humbug selling of, but the repuine
thing itself He don't look for any profit, on b;s
goodu. He only wishes to get clear of BIZ, vtock
at the regular San Francisco cost, and will ron.
tinue to do SO till he has not 60. one dollar
worth Of merchandise left
RrRemcmber the Old Stnnd - Nex, IN
Gold Hill News Once, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs OF 10 and Il.siz.d
BOOT
Which will be sold cheap.
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200 Of tho Finest French Cas.Imere
BUsINEss COATS
Ever brought into the Territory, at SIS 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-07
Arrivals aud Departures.

ARRIVALS BY Pioneer Stages.-Mr. Cash
wiicr, Mr.. Slnhorn, A. +. Davis, Judge
North, II. Bostwitk, A. ]. Hutchinson, J.
II. Kinkead, K. Cameron, A. Hawkins, P.
Eugs;rom. J. l. Hill, II. Echard, J. A. War
deli, W. ]. Taylor, E. L. Hastings, 6. pou-
glass, P. Drirsbach, L. B. Hopkins, John
Howell, F. P. Warren, L. ]. Hancheit, Miss
Hanchelt, ]. A. Wardell, W. J. Farley,
DEPARTURES by Pioneer Stage.-B: Brews-
ter, John Holmes, NJ. Cohn, c. c. Chaplin,
c. ]. Nelson, B. +. Baker, P. F. Baker, Sa-
muel Gordon, X. S. Rodgers, r. Gerdhcart,
]. H. Brewer, Mrs. Il. A. Shannon, X. G.
Dean, Sol. Lewis.