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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
LOIHX.
DIR. II. A N DE,RS & 90.
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart Liver Kianvvs .
ssstiss orgs1s, apd 6tsnduiar system.
The success hsth has the zee Of thg. rem ~
In private Practice and the disbursement OF medical az
thofity enAlls rs 10 recommend to the praeti,pf
and the pubic feeling confident that with fair trial i,
WIZ attest u. own excellence IN the Of Chronic dis
ssses which Indicate Iodine sueh Scryfuis Bronehsts
eHn EIupttena Heart Liver, and Kidney Diseases Ner
.oes Affections Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dysp~rsis De
bslity. Syphilis, etc
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength o.
,oahs aAtef - containing three-gusrt~r grains pur
Iodine IN each nuid ounce water - sei.erf ks,ae
sSea II Is not 70 decomposition sfon
formed Inequalities, neither the Iodine y4ixx-a uxr
neutrsiixed BY combination with any ingredient render.
ing THIS solution superior TO any other method OF exh
iting Ioda~. = "
fnii directions accompany each hottie that Ii NAV
assd - family meirne veil by the prpiruson
Price one dollar per bottle receipt of I've dollxrs
sn bottles delivered Jres by eiprc~s any address
brwase OF Counterfets and limitations which ur~isc1-
PIED ceaer endsaver to dspose on our reputation
See our signature and trade mark the Greek vard head
Ing this upon the labels and wrapper,
each bottle without which none IL genuine.
Circulars gratis.
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Physicians and Chemsts
"ss7NdAsom No as broadway New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

HF The German Union meeting a
St. Paul Thursday evening last, wa,
perfect success, beirg we'll attended and
timely addressed BY our friends DR.. M
Wahrer Of West Point, and II. c. Stem.
pei, Esq, of Fort Madison.
The best Of feeling and srder prevailed
and the speakers were treated with marx
ed courtesy By ail parties.
There are several changes reported 10
that locality to the good cause.
we hope our German friends in that
locality may rally to the support of Lin.
coin and johnson, LeSuer and Frow and
the whole Union ticket to- morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
PRECINCT POLLS.

The election on Tuesday next will be
held in Jackson township at the following
places: For precinct No /, in Mechan-
les Block. Fer precinct No. 2, at Mfr,
Cline's Store Room. For precinct No.
5, at the northeast corner of Main and
Ninth streete. For precinct No. 4, a,
Mr.. Ponds Store Room.
By order OF Trustees Jackson Town
chip.
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e. Vote for Abraham Lincoln to.
"a Be at the Rally tonight. The
speaking will be on the street if favorable;
if not, it will be at the Atheneum.

D@ Vote for Harvey LsSuer, who
didn't 60 to the Chicago Convention, and
glorify that infamous assemblage Of rebel
sympathisers, rs did Charles Doerr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

EF For the last few DAYS we have
heard considerable complaint about the
kind of gas furnished by our gas com pany.
We do not know the cause, but hope tba,
1t may be remedied soon, for our workmen
have nearly been suffocated from the Of
fsnsive odor arising from it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

Losr-be'"een Third and Main amp
Patterson's Pork House, purple morocco
pocket book, containing about s,95 n
Iowa money aud greenbacks, and a f..
dollars in Missouri Union Military Bonds.
A liberal reward will be paid to the finder
it he will leave the same at the "D.;l,,
Gate City Office"
SAMUEL SPANGLER,
~ Waterloo, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
TAE L.A1T Rail- r!s
Hon. Geo. W. McCrarY

AND~pr
General Hugh =. Reid,
win sddrss to ~ ~ 81 Ksoksk and
vicinity to-aishs. IT, 4 tie last rally
Let mono b absent flon ihs meeting. r,
~ spend thi svsiDg IL preparing 81 ths
labors necsssary to make the success thai
y 70 y ours tomorrow conplets and
overwhelming. In addition 70 the gen
tlsmen shove named there will b other
speakers. Let there Be had . good time,
politically Tonight. Cone then, and come
in the spirit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

eSr Vote for Andrew johnson to-mor.
row. All bis life Democrat, sound on
Democratic principles man of whom
the Democracy we're proud. He is only
d'stasteful to them now because be is
loyal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

- II never Shot : bird 10 my life. )"
said fellow to his friend who replied =
For my part, | nsver shot any
thing in the shape 81 bird, exceps :
squirrel. which l killed with . stone,
when it fell into the river and vas
drowned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

E Col. ]. 9. Todd has been appoin-
ted commissioner to take the vote of the
soldiers in Hospital here. Couldn't have
made better selection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

DIS MONIES VALLEY r. R.-The road
Is now completed and trains running Ia
Leighton, distance from Keokuk Of one
hundred and eight miles. On and afte,
monday. Nov. 7tb, uail trains will leave
neosuk at 7:30a. m. and arrive at Leigh.
.on a. z;So p. IN. Express leaves Keo.
AuK az o:i5 p. M; arrives at Leighton Ia
p u. Mail leaves Leighton 1886 q m
: reaches Aeolak 200 P m. Expre..
Leaves leighton ASS p. M; arrive, =
keokuk II p. IN. In addition 10 M.
= freight t'ain leaves Keolak a, 10.
n, reaches Eddyville at 5 o. M: le.,;..
Eddyville At 1880 p. NJ. reaches Keoins
At 7 p. m
The two new cars We mentioned aom.
time ago - nearing coppletion are nor
spon the road. They are subetantial M
at tho sans tina elegant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

~ Vote for James F. Wilson to.
morrow. He has gained honor for him
self and his State BY his abilities, bis
ngacity as statesman, his industry and
sound judgment as a legislator, his un-
swervlng patriotism, and his great moral
worth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

~ A young nan being asked By the
lady to whom he was paying his particu-
lar addresses. "What rules Of housekeep-
ing he meant to adopt" replied smiling
upon his feir one. "The rule Of multi.
plication BY small numbers.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEi,

RATCHkLORs celebrated HAIR DYE Il Ia 49, 4.
~ eAe Weird. The only Hermisss Tsrs ssd Re1isaI,
aye known This splendid Hair Dye Is perfsct-chsness
neo or tray Hair instantly to 6tsssp Bts~a =
Neutral 6rsrA without inarng the Hair or tapin.
SKIN leaving the Hair Son and Beautifui iperts eA
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color "a ref
nes the III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine q riss
WILLIAM A, DATCHEIOR; all others are mere inpfts
tons and should be avoided Sold by al Druggsss, &
fACT0RY-s1 Barclay street. New York RtScmrs..s
NEW TofIEs CHHAn for Dressing the HAIR fivo-dA-1,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

OMNIBUS NoTIcE.-All orde,. e. ~
Omnibus left at the Deming House viI,
receive prompt attention.
sev.l.lm.1 W. 8. IvIss. Agent.
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sHERIrF's PROCLAMATION
STATE - Towa - 49,,

STATE or IOWA, LEE CorSrY, ISIS.
By virtue Of the Proclamation Of the Governor Of thu
State Of Iowa. Israel Anderson Sheriff or Lee county
Iowa. notify the Electors Of Lee comfy Iowa that on
the sth day Of November A. D. 1854 election
held Lee county, Iowa, for the following officers
Wit.
Tho ONCE Of Presidential Elector, to be filled by the
Elect Of eight Electors Of Iowa to represent the State
~ large and represent the several Congressional
Dstrct the oce Of Secretary of State the office Of Au
or Of stae the Office Of Treasurer Of State oce
Reg ter Of the Land Once; the Office OF Attorney Gen
following Offices be filled BY the of the EIecs
Of the several Districts towit: In the First Consrsso
District the once Of Representative in Consrr is
oace Of Representative vacAted By the removal - a..
Ferdinand Meisner from the Stafe also one c~rA -
DtsfTict Court also, one kscordsr Of Deeds for "a
county. Nso
By order Of VIZ. n. sron, 0ovsrnor.
..r.. u14kL ANnHaaoN.
1Aesa9 aslA cscnty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

10 TIE BLIsD.-Don't fail to read the
card OF B. H. Denice, in another column.
de can cure the sore eyes without fail
DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

a@ Vote for J. w. Frow, for Recor.
der. He ia an honest man, faithful
man, capable man and will make good
recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

R Kramer, Irwin h Co., agents 70,
the sale of Slocum's aside L,adina r..
solvers." The best pistol now in use
No. 1O8 Main street inn. ,s.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
flnmlfinl au0 1on,merfial,
Sew York Marker.

N0W HOHA M0YkGgs
By Telegraph Nxw Yonx, Nov. S.
cotton-Dccidedly higher and more doing; 2sal q
for middling uplsnds-
Four-State and Western opened 10 10 I5c higher #
10 10 Qlo % for Extra State 10 9Sll Is for Extr,
IL o. and ii 3oal2 90 Tor Trade Brands market tio-
sing dull and scarcely go nrm.
uwhsky-Duli aud at 72lxs1 "a for Western closing
dull at inside price.
wheat1 better at lso2 20 for Chicago Spring.
80 for choice Amber Mil Club; 10 for Winter Red
Western.
Rye-scarcely SO firm at 90 for Western.
Barey--Duli
corn-ic att ss9l Ct for Mixed Western. n.de ptis.
In store.
Oats -ouiet and steady a, si@e1,4 &c for Western
Meot-fifm.
CeS.e--t,uli
Dc
Molasses-Quief
Petroleum Quiet and firm at .5c for Crude. eoc for
Reed in Bond, and SIC for R-fiped Free
Pork-Dsc idedy higher; Mess 80 5u 10 s5z42 50 far
new do. cash aud regular way, elosing ~ c.xk:
" "sss ~ for primes AZ oos42 80 for prime rs~~s
Beef and active at previous prices SALES IL 600
ebis extra mess 70 arrive all Of Nov. at aoc.
Beef Hams-firm at e 20.
Cnt io1 for shoulders and !. y
3zic for hams. -
Bacon sides-Firmer-to arrive ia January and Feb
ruars ise for Cumberland cut Ice for long hams 10
for long ribbed, and lelsc for long clear.
Lsrd-De ieiiy lrIaer At "a X aiS1c including I'D
bbis- prime steam to arrive 2fl<e.
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coLGArE's HONEY soar.

This ceiebratsd Toilet oeaP, In such universe
demand. Il made from the chsfcesa nateria,s. /,
mild and Oiienei In its nature, fra9ranelv
sceaaed and extremely ben fetal in it, actiou
upon ths skin For sale BY all Druggists and rancy
uooo' oeaiefs. tan2D1ydAw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

eaT Close your store and be at tbs
polls early 10 morrow morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
MEXICAN MUSTANG LsrrmErr

The parties in ST. Louis and Cincinnati who havs bees
the hustang Lniment under pretence
proprieforshp have besn thoroughly ~stoped BY Ii,
coarN To guard against further Imposition hav,
proeureA from the U. States Treasury, private stee
Passe rsvenur stsnp which placed the top VI each
bottle Each stamp b~arg the fee sfnts u my sigma
ture. and without Which the article u 4 C9unf@rfeat
dangerous aud WORTHLESS imitation. Examine every bot
TIE hes been In and growing In fol
many y1ars. There hardly exists hnmi<t On the hs,a,
able 6lobe that does not contain evidence Of & wonder
full effects II Is the best emo-nt In the world viii
It's present improved ingredients enecfA uron an and
bea are perfctly remarkable sores are heajes p.a,
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful ad
untold ills asusged- For CUTS bruises sprxins rhrun.
sis sSsiinss bites cuts caked stf aimed hors~
&c IL IL Sovereign Remedy that should never be dis
pensed With IL should be In every family Sold by ali
Druggists. :
oetil-dkw D. BARNES, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

SAN'S A6NOLlA DAL0.
This = the most delightful and sxtrnordnary artice
essr discovered Il changes tbs bsrnt face and
hands 70 pesry satin texture Of ravshng beauty i'm
parting me marble purity q YOUTH and the Dssfss4s< ~
moves tan frecke pmples and roughness from the skin
leaving the complexion freth, transparent and smooth
conisins ne material injurious - the skin PatsonSxed
By Actresses and 0psrs tnxess Il Il what svsry ~
should have. Sold everywhere -
Prepared by W. 4. HAGAN, Troy, ny
Address ell orders TO
DEMAs BARNES CO, New York.
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!!IDER! CIDER H.

lDERl ClDER!!-I am nov nre.
pared % mannfanture Sweet Cider on short nots.
on hand ~ 1 N oPsration and supply Of Apple,
u Mil be sweet and fresh from the press. = ~
unoice selection of Cooking Apples on hand a. II,
apg22 Corn~r k.h - = SNGhE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

By Telegraph. NV ronx Novs
Money-Active and firm att.
S;eriing-frmer at 1ceix los5t.
Goid-Aetiye aud hrmer, opening at s34t< advarcsng
to 2ilt4. declining 10 234 advancing 10 2is32
Government Siocks-Shade armer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

ENDALL'S CRACKERS-T h.v.
-, received supply Of these celebrated Caeks,, "a
~. y happy to supply customers. They - snrs,.c.
e,,aos s'fc1a-A'y ior Invalid Persons. p. g. ROCHk
TURNER 9th and Main .tyne1
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SAMUEL SpANGLER,
Waterloo. Mo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

NINTH WARD NoTICE.-At q meeting Of
the Ninth Ward, held Mareh 52d, the Com
mittee reported that the efforts of the seve-
raj Committees appointed to raise funds for
the purpose of clearing the Ward from draft
having failed, and all further efforts having
been suspended, it was unanimously resolved
to form a Mutual Draft Association, and the
following persons were selected for its Off
GERS
L. D. Hudson, President; A. 7. Vantassel,
Vice-President; A. K. Spencer, Treasurer
E. Lindsey, Secretary.
The provisions Of the Association are that
tho payment of ten dollars to the Secretary
(for which he gives a receipt) constitutes a
membership, emitting him, should he be
drafted and accepted, to a pro rata amount
Of the funds Of the Society, not te exceed
$500.
The books of the Secretary are now open
for membership, at Engine House No. 4, and
will stand open until Wednesday night,
March 3Oth, when they will be closed.
There will be meetings held on this even
ing and every evening thereafter until March
Both. Now is the time to protect yourselves.
The time is short, requiring prompt action.
L. D. HUDSON, President.
E, LISDsLEY, Secretary.
Cleveland, March oath, 1s64-144.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

ARFRMUs AMONG THE EPRIFTERs.-During
his recent stay at St. Louis, Artemus Ward
paid visit to the Typographical Union Of
that place. The st. Louis Democrat says
that there wass meeting of the members Of
the typographical Union yesterday after
noon, at which Charles F. Browne (Artemus
ward), the facetious writer and lecturer
himself an old typo-was present. He
"spOke a piece " of his mind to the printers,
telling them that he was glad to meet with
so many members Of the craft, and that as
he had been pressed to deliJ er q lecture in
public, he would regard it as token of kind
ness if they would allow him to distribute
among them a few takes Of fat" in the
shape of free tickets to Robinson Crusoe, or
any other man. The members Of the art pre-
servative Of Art. emus, regarding the offer Of
A. Ward as & piece Of generosity only equslled
by that of q "sub, /" who leaves full case,
and apprecisting the cardinal virtue of the
boss lecturer, accepted the donation, and re-
turned thanks for the kindness. Some good
things were sxtempOrized on the occasion,
but our reporters hand was too short to take
them down; but it will be long before they
are forgotten.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

A CURIOUS CIRoUMsTANoE.-A singular
affair which transpired on the West Side two
or three weeks sgo has recently come to our
knowledge. A German living on Detroit
street volunteered in the latter part Of
January for the bounty, received it,
and then deserted. The captain Of the COM
pany he had Joined, suspecting that he had
made tracks for home, suddenly returned
from Cincinnati, where the regiment then
was, and commenced vigorous search for
ths missing man. Calling to his aid guard
ofmen from Camp Cleveland, he made mid
night reconnaissance, approaching the de-
serter's house about two O'Clock in the morn
ing, and demanded admittance. Whst
you wants-disturbing poor lonely wOmnn
st this time ?" asked Mrs. -, thrusting
her night capped head from an upper win
dow. We want your man" promptly re-
piled the captain, adding the threat to break
in the door unless it was quickly opened.
The woman finally gave the soldiers
admittance, but at the same time stout
ly denied all knowledge OF her husband
since his departure, more than a couple
of weeks before. We shall soon see
about that" responded the doubling
Captain, who had received information that
the dsserter had been seen 10 enter the house
that very night. A strict search from attic
to cellar, however, failed to reveal a single
trace of the missing man, when the Captain,
just as he was on the point of giving it up
as bad Job, imagined he perceived slight
stir in the straw msttrass under the bed. In
a sharp, loud voice he ordered one of the
guard to run his bsyonet through the straw.
This order had scarcely left his lips, when
out jumped-not the dssertsr for whom they
IOoked-but vel known West Side butcher,
who, with astonishing celebrity, leaped from
under the mattrass, covered from head to
foot with chsfF and bits of straw, rushed down
stairs at couple of bounds, and was gone
before any one could recover from the aston
ishment his unexpected appearance had
caused.
And now the question naturally arose,
What was the butcher doing there Mrs.
- couldn't throw any light on the
subject at all. She hadn't the least idea how
he came there, she said, looking the
very picture of innocent surprise and dis
may. "Why, you don't mean to say
you could lie on that bed and not know the
butcher was there ;" said the Captain. She
oaIIed on ALI the saints in the calender tn
witness that she had slept in as profound in
nOcence of the hidden mans presence as a
"liddle psby," and she could only account
for his presence en- the suppOsitiOn that he
was Intending to rob the house.
She was equally unable to account for the
presence, on a chair near by, of the clothes
of the departed butcher, who, in his hurried
fight, had left them behind him.
The affair still remains snshrOuded in mys-
terry. It is indeed most curious and unac-
countsbIe circumstance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

TIE APPROACHING OPERA SEAsoE.-The
time for the opening Of our brief opera sea-
son is rapidly drawing near, and is awaited
with impatienee by the people of our city. 1t
will surpass its brilliancy any former mu-
sical entertainment ever given in this city,
not excepting the brief week Of opera which
We enjoyed last January. In addition to
the company which appeared at that time,
Mr.. Grsu has secured the services of Mile
Angelina Cordisr, whom our readers will re-
member as the i'rima donna of the GOttschalk-
Brignoli combination which sang here in De-
eember. Mile Cordier has gained very
high reputation ss o musical artiste. In Di-
norah she created one Of the greatest op-
cratic yfurores in New York and Philadelphia
ever experienced in those cities. She is also
very successful as Violetta in ' La Traviata"
and as Alice in 20 Roberto Disvolo," both of
which operas will be produced here. The
skilful impresario has also engaged Carl
FOrmes, the greatest living bassO, who will
sing in his unrivsllsd part Of Plunkett, in
" martha, ,"-compOssd expressly for him by
FIotoW,-as Bertram in Roberto DisvOlo,"
and as Basilio in 3" The Barber of Seville"
These additions to the company will greatly
increase its effectiveness and strength.
The operas to be produced during our ten
night season are nearly all new, and all Of
the highest order. We believe that none of
them have as yet been brought out in Clevs-
land. They are at Puritani ;" "ThO Barber
of Seville !" ''Martha !" "RObertO DiavOlO )"
'fDinorah - Verdi's latest composition, "Un
BallO in Maschera !" and GOunOd's Faust.
The composition of this last-named grand
work, and its production en- Ocene, is the
musical event of the century. 1t will be
given in full, Mr.. Grsu having been at great
expense in preparing it, and we expect to see
our Cleveland people, like the New Workers,
Faust mad.
In consequence of the heavy expenses of
the management, it is compelled to adopt the
regular opera price, viz. fifty cents, for re.
served seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

EDITORS LEADER: perceive by the Po-
lice Court reports, that the police, with COM
mendable zeal, are creating quite furry
among the HymPhs du pare Of Michigan
street. This is what should have been done
long ago, and if they do their work effectu-
ally now it will prove a good job; but
think it would be quite as we'll to abate sew
eral others Of like iIk nearer headquarters.
There is saloon on Bank street which has
become notorious as the daily and nightly
resort of nine-tsnths of the abandoned wo-
men Of the city where where they hold
their bacehanalian revels until two snd three
o'clock in the morning. Now, 1t seems
hardly credible that the police are not aware
of the transactions at this place. nope
they will in future take some notice Of the
cries Of murder which have been heard issu-
ing from the place, and the crowd of roEdies
that may be seen nearly every night, from
twelve to three O'Clock, in front, endeavoring
to force their way in, to participate in the
luxuries nightly served up.
BANK STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

EOR SALE Or RBNT-I2 ACRES
Of Land, Honse and Barn and ali kinds Fruit )
two acres Of Grape Vines in bs0rlng in Esst Ceve-
land, six miles from city on the kucid Plank Road.
Convenient TO good School. Enquire Of O. J KEE-
uER, 80 south SIDE Publ square. marl0-H2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

AFTER HER LovER.-A young girl Of
pleasing appearance was arrested at Camp
Cleveland on Saturday, while wearing the
United States uniform. It seems that among
the soldiers in camp there was one who had
carried of her heart. The girl, who lives in
Aurora, Portage County, and iS,by the way,Of
very respectable family, found life SO weary
without her soldier lad that she determined
to follow him to the tented field, left home
some weeks since, in male attire, and came
to Camp Cleveland, where she enlisted. She
is in charge Of the police, who will return
her to her parents tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28
MONDAY mORNING. MAR. IS, 1854.
FRAEKL.LKR,s REGISTER.
Kzw ADVERTISEMENTS.

0. a. Bead-ApriI Ist $50 and May Ist $50 OOu
pon Interest Wanted.
Horace Turner-sealed Proposals.
Il. D. Kendall Co.-Esw Styles Dress Goods.
o. Cutter b son-AmerieGn Hotel at Auction.
A. MOntpstier-Atheneum Music Hall.
O. Gutter & son-Houle and Lot at Auction.
L. T s Burgess-Clover and Timothy Feed.
Tin and Copper Smiths Union-Notice of Meeting
F,r sale-Psnel Counters.
wslted-An Intelligent German.
wanfed-To Rent.
For Saie-DruE Store.
For sale-Valuable Real Estate.
sold'ers' Aid Society -Fallon's stsreoptioon.
sW anted to Rent-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

CAEEE.-A dog fight came of yesterday
afternoon, on the river bank at the foot Of
Michigan street, which was attended by a
crowd Of from fifty to q hundred men and
boys, more brutal even than the brutss en-
gagged in the fight. ItcOntinued about half
an hour, and large number of bets wore
made on its result. This disgusting and
brutal violation Of the Sabbath is shame
to any oitysHhich pretends to civilization.
Who're were our police, that it was permit
ted ?