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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
Tax Notice.

THE Treasurer of Ssndusky county will attend at his
Office from and after November LIST, to receive the
Taxes for 1864 All taxes due the 10th December and
which remain unpaid will be sent out for collection i'm
mediately after that date.
Tax payers, who have worked out their Road Taxes
must present the Supervisors Receipt for the same
they will be compelled to pay the Road Tax in money.
No money but Gold and Silver United States Treasury
Notes. National Bank Notes, and Ohio Currency will be
received in payment of Taxes.
All sums of change under fifty cents, must be made by
the Tax payers. CHAS G. GREENE,
Treasurer
Treasurers Office, Fremont, Oct. II, 1854. 4lw1O
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
DissoImfiOn NOtice.

V1HE firm of H. W. Bristol & Co., is this day Dissolved
i by mutual consent. All indebtedness OF the firm
will be paid by and all persons indebted to s by note
or account requested TO settle the without deay
HIRAM W. BRISTOL,
FRED'K A. CURTIS
Fremont, Oct 3, 1864 41w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
Dissolution Notice.

TINHE Go-Psrtnership heretofore existing between j.
McArde and G. G. Edgerton, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons having claims against or
knowing themselves indebted to the fr will please call
on J. Fl. McArdle and settle without delay
...r,r ,.-, j. H. NcARDLE,
Fremont, Oct 8, 1861 42w3 G. G. EDGERToN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Oct l9.-The Peace Convention
met here yesterday with closed DOORS Fifty
delegates present. VIM. NJ. Garry chosen per-
manent Chairman. Committee on Resolutions
appointed. Convention adjourned to meet TO-
day. 1t is understood that independent Presi-
dental nominations be made.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

JACOB BILLAU, Guardian of Frederick Martin, has
y filed his account in the Office of the Probate Court
Tor the final settlement Of said estate which will be heard
on the I'D day Of October A D. 1864 at o'clock p M
of said day. WIN. s. RUSSELL.
Fremont, o., 40w3s Probate Judge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
LOSE.

InN Wednesday, the 18th instant, between Clyde and
" Green Springs, in Clyde, between Clyde and H.
k Adams residence, York township, engraved, en-
ameled BELT BUCKLE. ANY one finding tho above
and leaving it at H. r. Adams, at Baccns Store Clyde
or at the JOURNAL OFFICE, will be suitably rewarded
Oct. Is 1864. 42w2 MISS j, r.. ADAMS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
Ohio soldiers; vote in MewpbI.,

A Memphis letter reports the vote of Ohio
soldiers at that place at Memphis as follows:
Total number of votes polled: lS9
Union T6S
Democratic 81
Ninth District, Gen. Buckland's. Union, Al
do do do do Dem. 7
Other votes scattering.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
$2,s5I so

AUDITORS OFRICR, October II, 1854.
l. OSCAR BALL, Auditor OF Ssndusky County, Ohio do
hereby certify that the foregoing correct statement
of the amounts received and disbursed the above
funds, for the year ending September LIST, 1854
OSCAR BALL, Auditor.
Fremont. Ohio. 42W3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
INFIRMARY FUND.
$S,159 Al

RECEIPTS.
Amount collected December 20, 1868, s2,lO7 Al
do do June 20, 1854, 1,O51 "a
Total Receipts, Ss,15s Al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
r. P. BUCKLANDss MAJORITY.

We have to change the figures somewhat from
our last weeks footing in. regard to the result
in this Congressional District. The following
are very nearly correct:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
CO-PartnersIlip Notice

TNElE undersigned have this day formed Partnershu
4 under the name of H. w. Bristol Il Co. ~ -
HIRAM. W. BRISTOL.
.-s,rsa.s.z,-.--a FRANK S. TYLER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
AN ExHIBIT

nF the Receipts and Expenditures Of Ssndusky coun-
" ty, County, Bridge and Inhrmary funds for the
year ending September first, 1854:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
BRIDGE FUND. 23

9ss @ RECEIPTS.
Amount collected December 20, 1868, ss,l62 Is
do do June 20, 1864, 1875 IL
Total Receipts, 4,T37 20
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21

S2,lO7 Al
1,O51 "a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
THE PWEsIDENTIAI. ELECTION.

Address of the National Union Executive
Committee 20 the People Of the United States.
AsroR HOUSE,, NEw YORK, Oct. Ii, 1864.
FELLow-CIrIzE Ess:-The elections of Tuesday
last give splendid auguries of the result Of the
Presidential contest now so near athand. The
great Central States of the. Union have pro-
nounced, in unmistakable tones, their condem-
nation Of the principles, the purposes and the
candidates of the Chicago Convention. Al
though the great issue was presented only indi-
rectly for their action, they have branded as
false the declaration of that assemblage that the
war for the restoration of the Union has proven
stature, and have stigmatize, uupatriotc
and cOwardly, its demand, made in the midst of
our most splendid triumphs. for cessation of
hOstilities, and compromise with the men who
are assailing, in armed rebellion, the,very ma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

u Psrh fsk6s: 6stsd y thslIandoa
Globe, insists o. ths sEi111ase ~ seesss
srtiole II The CoavsatienD bot1s1n ~
Fseaeh md o. l(seina Eaperess, h
vktIS q which, p1svious . tho evaouar
ton Of the Gulf b Tho lsgioas q Oh,
they azs = y ecsssaHpts3 1ouasda -
'RAsi6s, ~ - q sss1pasey q he
6dnora district, iasluding ths karbos d
Acapulco, ostsnsibly = reserve il o.
Of a9gsessiops from North Aussiea, but
in reality 70 lay groundwork for psr-
manent annexation % drain d that met-
allifsroas tsast vAieh Ill ~ locsl govern.
msnts ia succession have never hisAerte
turned 10 account. There il saihcieot
plausibility to this schsns 70 v1freAt the
Jonrnal dc Brussels in veutila1iag its 20
was it 1t I'll necessary 70 revivs the 70.
membrsnce Of former French advsatufsa
in those diggings, whom Comts d Rous.
sells de Boulbon made dash sorne ysasI
back At them from Lower California
There ID already protectoEase sslAblishsd
over the Island Of Jehita. Nothiag con
nectsd with the Isthmus Of Pansna ~
been overlooked BY Louis Napoleon. A
rich Savoy on the Pasific seabosrd looma
in the no distant future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

An INoH OF RAI1.-The Atlanta
Ocean inclsaes m area Of tveotv.eve
nillioos Of squars miles. Suppress !: nan
Of rain 70 fall upon one-6fth d th;a r,..5
expanse. Il would weigh three Iosdr.d
and sixty thousand millions Of toes: "a
the salt which. y watsr, i held 8 :o 81.
tion in The -, and which, wAss tAs -
tsr Wa taken mp - vapoe, ~ IN IS.
hind 70 disturb the equilibfiun. weiehea
$4,000 900 more tons, or seafly twice q
much ~ all the chips ID The world curld
carry 1t cargo each. It might lall Is :
Day; bat occupy what time it nay Il m
he, this rain i caloulated q 800 8
much force-which i ineonoeivehI-
Ersst-in disturbing The eq1ilIbeium r
10 ospen. Ifall che vates ilnanescd
By the M;ssissippi river durise e. ~,
vsre taken Up i oss mighty - ~.
end oast into ~ oesaa s 90 e1Iee. Z
vosid Dot nake ! aRos1ef dka1uas6noc =
- equilibui1n q ~ - t1oeuDe2f -
I'll VI - - o. - ~ ~ 1lI
- tAeN $3.50 a1np - - y
2e ~. v !. - 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

~ An exhibition was given in the
basement of st. Peters (Catholic) Church
BY the scholars Of the day school on Fri
day evening. Notwithstanding the *.
treme heat of the weather quite num-
Der were present.
The stage was decorated with neat
and tasty scenery, and tho curtain formed
In part of the American Gag. The usual
variety Of pieces were we'll presented. -
The music and singing we're good. Ow.
ing to the presence of so many children
in the audience, whom it was impossible
to keep quiet, it was difficult to hear
speaking at the door, which was a. nea.
as We could get.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
~ The Leon News says /:

ARREsrsD.-A few days ago ]. n.
Richardson had pair Of 6ns mares s,o-
len, and on Monday last j. F. Psrsons, .
prominent man in our county, was ar.
rested As being IN accessory TO the thief.
He waived an examination, and was
bound over to answer to the chAFge at the
next District Court, in bonds Of $3.50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

FoR BusLINaroN, Kn1HsBune, INV
BosroN, MusoArIx1, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. - The steamer JENNIE
WHIPPLz, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for al Of the
above points, and 1t Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:i5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

DAfL4 0A9g Orr 0vy3R. I
KsoKuK. Nay a, leeA-
GROCBREBo.


OsEssesea ~ .. HANNA o., unsassals eEessss.
susAA--New OrisaM -, ls3<s pslns, ~ sn6A6 -
New Yosk, G, 2As Nov Yosk, 4, - csu1hsa ~ Dev.
1Rsa N.Y..
MsAss1-saeas HOES, ssolsee eoaAssGyu,,l 10
q lk-0uerham, eso1GA
CosyD-kio. u td11es Java, 30.
RsW-l4k
sosA-Ancsscan, s5<9 naeassA, lae.
DnAR-Raan, T1<S 1kmily, e1<E 0GnA, 1904
OAusa-eGm, II; sanninsr frsnssA, isle. 4
TRAs-YCung Hysoa, a 1t0l - luoGsiak q - -
1siAcuo-taak ewest, ese M~Isn DsunAAL IL -
~ Gold cd NsauEai Lea1 q % 10 q -
MAne-Bes4 DF1nds q - 70 rntsa
0LA6D-sx1n Usesfsy = = CITY =, rssoL
CsaDAo1-2A - 13c-
pa1 AYs10-1c ~
DIR RnAOnO-lllfs 16< 70 171<c -.
pnY CunnAH4e-20e
nA1mD-e1 - % = ~ 1855
AAl2-LAks =. az -
PKAnt efAacB-ee
Mo1sm Woopm WANT Hosp Pm. - 1Ok hoep
%, - Is. No. Tubs, as 50 No. d. ~ o. No. -
II 81 Nests ID do, 50. Wash-buards o. IS
1un-No Mackersl, bbis- t1s NAM -.
Ne. Do d 0e on607 q
No. do hf do - So
III bbls. No White Htsh, - e.
Ous-Coal On best white, - 70 7tc rs1aa. eoG LIN
ssed on q 20 70 70 Lard on, q 10 - q - ~ OIL
81 - 70 -.
cassn-Ha.srs ~ Dsa.as4 H. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

JusT So During the war Of 1919 the
anti-war party used the same arguments
against the government that the rebel
synpathizsrs dc. to-day against it, Tho
tate Of the party was defeat and disgrace.
The same fate awaits the present oppossrs
Of the war-thoss Who are cursins the
government and trying to ovsrturn it.
The vickedness Of those Of 1814 sinks
into insignifceuce compared With that of
The oPposen Of the governmsat sov that
i = striving to put down gigantic ~
beIlioa. In the future he hisforiaA viii
place the status Of our home ttaitoss
copperheads-in the lowest strain Of vile.
Ness. and hold up their msmosy 10 the
ecorn Of tho civilized words thing 10
e scAthed and despised BY hoaonbls
men-by patriots aud good citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
THE CITY.


IcEi lOs!l-I am prepared 70 farnish
Ice 70 tho citizens Of Ksoksk in quaint.
ties 10 suit. Order left q my oi,cs on
Sd street, between Main and Blondeeu.
or given 70 the wagons win receive prompt
attention. d. CoLxua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

TIE PRIDE OF AnxRIcA.-The On.
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt, /. .. two steel
springs ingeniously braided together, 70.
sale low at the New York Store.
An important feature Of the Duplex
Elliptic Spring, is. the durability of the
wires or springs. giving much greater
strength to the hoops. which prevents
their breaking or bending out of shape.
This invention is destined TO create m
excitement among their fair sex, a no
lady will dispense with the nev patent
Duplex Elliptic Skirt sfter once using il.
A beautiful variety Of dress goods,
summer shawls, saquss, vests, and cir
culars just received.
The New York Store has won the rep-
utstion Of keeping the best goods and
selling them cheaper than any store ia
Keokuk.
A new supply of the Multilorm Skirts
just received. II. GRsoe. Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

EvEaaaEsHs.-Persons Wishing to
purchase some very 6ns svsrgsens are
invited 10 call and exsmins our stock
Just received.
Depot 1t the old post-ofiss stand on
johnson street. &. FE1RIs & Co.
May 22.2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
us 1910 BONDS,

- Ds.ls arsissi 49, ~ - 4 Csarss 4
- ~, No. vssA ,rsvssss ~ i. ~ Il . nseh
q sksls1s hssnsa1y - Al Il MursA a. 1sog 70
49, tAbbs41asanaary, - sssst~y * ~ No.
uybssAnss = sssssv As. s.s = ans. On IL
~sx4 = - UnissA sa.Aus. ~ s.sss1.s TWO HUE
Da1D Mnx10H D0E1AnS 6rine ~ esrrs,t go
~, - - prspns - sss thssssbr Cospsn aaA Rsg-
isssrsd Bosds Of the United sAas; ~ N ns. ssd
ssssr ~ A. shall - UxnFr FROM TAXATION by
Or under any stats nnnisspal astAority. s.hsrnp
lions 10 ths Bons ~ received In United s&aass sotss
o n0t~ q Na1sonAl Danh. they srs T0BB REDKKARD
m CON, = he pleasure d the Govennens, u any
psriodsse - tks - ~ ssss ~ fs'sy 1922 kon
tAsar dase, asd ussn tAsir rsdsnptoa FIVE Pm cxNT
MrxRksr WILL N PAID IN CON, on BonAs of rot
sv~ hundred Enthusiastically and On al other Bosds
ss.isansaliy.
fAs istsrsss + paysbs tbs first days Of March s.d
1sptsnbr h sacA ysar. he ssnGsan.ai Cospons gs
ysAas tAoss da ed he annual cosposs On ~ q
- 100 dollar Bosds psyabss o. IL Let Of Marh
sshserfbss VII rsouvs either Registered o. Cospon
DoaAs - they nay prsGr. R>sss~sA Donds record
- tbs books Of shs o. B. rrsasursr ssd can be a.
lsrsd only IL owners a6w. Coupon Bonds pay.
sbls bearer and nere cosveasnt for conmsrcal
! usss.
$3.50 - -. x..-.-..s,-.
| . -.
HunArsd Dollsn Nsosl o. TboasasA Dollars q ooo)
nvs rhousAnA Dollars 4s.ocs) and Ten TAo~sand Dol
I
- 80. -. -
/
/
/
|
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$50. ,..
-. ...,..,.. =, a.. -. ~ -, ..,x.. 9.
4 rs,-. ,.. - a.. ....,r~
a...~,., .x ,~..,,n,, .. .,,aa IT,. o~.,
I ,...r.., :, $1,000. "a
4 ~~-.r.,t ,...-,r-~,.x~.s
NJ b.a.v.s 49, ~ ,e<urise. oosr 20 rr... ipd,e.
,s.t. "a ,.,a~-. . -. v.r,... A..,,.es,,. of n, A
h,nSs 1, j. osAew snrs Of inashs.apru. The s.sh a,
.,s,,,x ~ r,v,.. n.rt.~ ~ ,tot e,,..s.. a.
surrr,,,.. onv :. ,,..~,s s,r ,.x-~.t vh. sor IN.
debt, Of The United States The whole Of III.
eoa. /. ho,ep 70 ,.cvr. the u.vmept Of both urinc,
nal and interest in coin.
Thee Bpns may be subscribed Tor i'm suns from ~
NJ 10 aay naxnifnde on sAs same tesns and ne thu
made equally available 10 the smallest lender and tn
largest capitalist They can be converted into money
any moment and the holder win have the beneHt Of tn
interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

PaOfIrs OF SORGHUM AID WHsA1
CuLrusE.-Thomas Libby. ! farmer d
Davis cossty. Wiscoasin, givss : stAte.
nent Of the profit Of wheat and sorghum
culture Ia the Pniuie Farmer. He CON
Pares three Acres Of each o. tho same farm
though the wheat land W. much better
sou, and makes the net profit Of The sor-
&hum held $500 and that Of the wheat
held $3.50. He inside 400 gsllons 81
sffup, aad harvested Is bushels Of what.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

Earl Russsll On olavery.
The following is an extract from the
late speech Of Earl Russell, already allad-
ed to in our dispatches
Having explained what vas the course
We took. let me again say that ! think
that We are bound to maintain our nee
trality in the contest between the two par
ties on the continent Of North Amsriea.
Great issues are there under triaa, and no
issue greater than the question Of what
will become Of those four millions Of the
negro race, which have hitherto been re-
tained a slaves in the United States
For INV part, never have been able to
feel mach sympathy with either Of TIE
oontendiDg republics Of the United States
sod Coniedsrate States. saw On the
one side there was declaratiou in favor
Of the perpetuity Of slavery. and on the
other there seemed to b no measures
taken even to undo that unholy compact
contained in the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, BY which slave coming into
free State, however much he may have
suffered 10 endeavoring 10 roach that free
State, is liable to again be restored to his
master. It's to be hoped, with respect to
this contest in North America, with
whatever calsmities it may be frsaghl,
whatever slaughter may be committed,
and whatever industries may be inter-
rupted, that Providence will decree that
some atonement for al the misery, shall
be made to mankind, and that tho Issue
will be one which will place those four
millions of the black race in . condition
of freedom-in that condition which may
hereafter load to their prosperity by the
proper employment Of that liberty which
the United States have proclaimed - the
most sacred principle Of their Constitution.
Il is evident that it must be left to the
contending powers to work ont their great
problem, and /, for my part, should think
it . great misfortune If this country should
be obliged BY any paramount con sidera-
ions to take part in the present contest.
Il may be that the result Of this contest,
the begioniDg Of which No oh deplored,
the continuance Of which We oil regret
Il may Be that the end Of this coatest may
SOC that sin, that crime, that detestable
state OF slavery forever abolished from
among civilized natioss. Hear. hear. }
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

A RIsR ConrNG.-The st. Paul Pho
neer of the l4th says:
1t is reported that big rise is coming
down the Black and Wiseonsia rivers,
and that the lumbermen are getting their
logs and lumber out with . rush, while
the Mississippi below those rivers il also
gaining. The rise comes from late heavy
rains 10 Wisconsin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
PseDUOE, FRsvlsloHs. 10.
Csrresse1 b. GAYPoED 3 Co. Pr,1ree pee,er..

1893 49,
CsrrssasA ~ GARRoED CO., Prslsee Dtaless.
Yroca-eupevAne, % % 2 bbl; Spring Kxsss, rs
YAll Extra % 70 50 Reps %.
WHrAs-1prfng. u % to Ii RAIl, I = 3 hcsh.
Coss Mall % 2 100 na-
BRAs-Sl 90 p 1eohs-
OsRz-New 81. old ssc q basAei
kxH-o6 q bush.
0AfB--6Sc p bush
8Rxxs ArP1ns-e0c&a %.
PcTAfOAD-5S@eoe.
Bvssxs-CcaDon, lsc; Choice, lse-
EG0s-IOc
Cucxsxs-e3 oo,vsry scarce
LAKD-l2ik(313c-
SaerIDKns-l0c 2 b.
EIDEs-13c = b.
Hsns-14c ? n: Sugar Cured do, 1ec
Wars hsAxs-Connon to Good, n sooSl &c Prime
Navy, ~ 0o65$2 Is
TALlov-e1<c.
BKEswAx-<ae-
H.r--I,nesAy, ~ ooe22 % hA,.a "a - Praiss.
HrD.s-Dsy Flint lse Dry Altsd, 1sc, Grubhy, AA6
prizes Green, I; Green Shsep Pslts IS 10 q 90.
s-rnotAy, y % Hiax, - = 10 ~. Hsnsarian
m cAs.ss-ss q. !, . % mo-.
oluRB % % = - y To- gruas.
Wek-RnctHy 1uhUahsd, e6tD6sc, Unvashsd, one
tAisd g Eiss HescA . 70 - Medium do, S Z. %.
"a Aes-S - . - - psts
go
RAGo-DulApe, -
elnsls 0snnisA. Nc apsbae do, &c.
esAnle1, bash- ~ . %.
Hsar, 4 bbl- = = a.
- y bbl, = % n.
= V Dbl. 04p31H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

@Ownsrs Of what shylock calls ssths
habitations which your Prophet. the Ma.
arite, conjursd the devil into" should
look TO their Interests and keep then !,
home. The "pen" Is said to b ssmieht.
Ter than the sword" but il win sot s. !
surer quietus than the butcher.knife, IN.
less made tight With something more ssb-
stantial than cold rys" 4 liquid form.
Unless veil nailed, tbs Maashal viii taxi
care to "nail' any Of il u16ortunats con.
tents found promiscao1siy scattered
around after the first day 81 Jane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

BY Telegraph CgsaAss Nay n
y1our-& 70 loc lowsr. eales Of 1Ooe 49, q s 80
90 for eFeing extrns.
whsat--7}<c lowee. Sails q 1a0a ~ ~ Ne 1
and 3s0l M fOr No. 2, closing u 39H0l = Sur
Nor
csrn-Hishsr. saies u 1 mol Il sos Nd. !, - u
81 lok for No. z
Oass-1c lower. Sales Of No. e G3lDa1<r
Ryc-Frm- Sales Ct leo Tor No. l.
Barley -Bfrn. Sales q N. = 40.
Whisky-rrmer. eaiss q 400 bbls. & mel =
closing Quiss Ct 10.
Pcsk-Mes. hes4ef. na1es q n o.
IAxd-Better. Sales u 90 t4rces of prime q 80
ls5<c-
frsisAs1e higher, &C sbe cora and So ~ uAsst u
Nuffnlo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

~ Men carry their heads high, and
assert their independence - the s.lords Of
creation" with gveal Of gusso; but Il
they could realize their position, they
would find themselves a helpless - Z
Gagged canary with his cruise Of water,
dish of seeds and piece Of caks-ntious
for day;--conteut with these be sine.
gAily and fits carelessly about from perch
to perch Of his little prison, uushinkine
where to-morrow's fare 10 coming from.
He takes oil on faith. Withhold his scanty
allowance and he has 10 alternative bu,
death-escape 10 impossible. So man,
If his keeper desert him and should fail
to send refreshing rain "upon the Jus,
and the unjust" sunshine and pleasant
ar, the seasons in their regular turn,
would perish Is helplessIy asd u newt
ably a. the tiny songster entrusted "a
his care il neglected BY himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
PORT OF KEOKUK.
seAn HAVING re.sAr.

B0An HAVING fO-DAI.
Harry johnson, Lee, 3D. IOaiA
Canada, Parker, st. Panl
Eagle. Bishop, Wazsaw.
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
wssssw Maln, 81. Louis.
Northerner, Afford, st. puma-
Petrol, Ball, Dubuque
Eagle, Bishop. wsxsaW s
Turtle. --, g. Laaia
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Northerner, Alibrd D. Louis.
Die Vernon, Ma1s9A, g. Louis.
Petrol, Rail, st. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
Turtle, Up River.
ARRIVALS YKgTERDAY.
Harry Johnson, Lee, st. Louis
Savanna GALL Dubuque.
Eagle, bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTy1RG YngTRDAY.
wsrsav, Malin, b. Louis
GAvannA. Gall Dubuque.
Eagis, bishop, waxMv.
NvRB AND sfRAMBoAf NEWD.
xhssivsr + stfa Alling ne wss4hd confau.s salAy
and espssnive, uitA soms innca4ica Il rain
Ons e ths soiossd eaoh1 q sAs paekss Wssuw ~
AEswnsd vAle h bathing Saturday evening
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The following is the product of the
mines on the Pacific coast, MS reported in
w. I. Coleman Il Co.. IS Circular to have
been received through regular channel. !:
1862, $4,000, 1856; 1868, $S,8l8. .9O6; 1864,
$l0,842,386. These figures show q gain
this year over last Of 225 per cent and over
1862 of So per cent; but in the year last
named communication was interrupted by
storms and foods Nevada has producsd
this year thus far about $4,000, 900, against
$2,40O, 900 last year. The exact figures are
not at our disposal, but the gain from that
Territory is not less than 364 per cent
The receipts in private hands at this season
of the year are usually less in proportion
than at other times, and the first quarter of
the year is always the least productive.