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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAsS PIANOS.
The
Missea IaMrence

The
Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EMERSON 5.
EEss--Sfss YosE's, apd BRADBuRY's oele-
fiSs S.ss, Ti's as th' ybi lI
they viii selt At manufactursrs' prices.
These Pianos, for durability, power, and rich
ness % tone are unsurpassed.
The Bradbury Piano received seven First Pre-
miuma within four weeks ia ths months Of sep
iember and October last, aud Is fuinoea fsr it,
elasticity, brilIisucy aud beautiful sinazs qsaiRy
Of tone.
Tasy are also exclusive gents in this yieiniiy
for Mason i Hamlin's Celebrated Cabinet Organs,
which, 10 quality, volume Of tone, and power 81
expression, sTs tar superior to melodeons, hsrmo-
NUNS, or any other reed irstrameEf.
They have Just received tbras Of these Org SIS ~
their residence on Water Street, first door below
Chestnut iausiT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
Fhis SPfetfe rsStorss yen % former health AZ
srithoaf Il you SEE he Effects of dissGae.


SFEOIfIS.
Thists fhs great a. sovereign Remedy
teosn poaesi OF EXTRACTS rram lad ias
Roots and HeSt-.l for All a. diseases of "a
Urinary aud sexual OFgana, Hueh ~
1neantfnenee Of the Urine, kn6amIna
zion of the Bladder. Gnffa ntln alton o.
the Kidneys. stone tn ths Bladder
Structure, Gravel. GanorEh~ns elect
and Is unFivaled by ans thing yet dis.
covered for curing the whites tn ~
Who's uqra according 70 directions this hsiussll
has neither Taste sueii, and s cpRHat ~ ds
ss.tosl by sny THIS rsmnsiy - terieci AID re
fnfrss 10 iuleetaus hlrh calculated 20 assife.
ana daadan The diseased nrEsas tut removes tts POI
son from the syteua creating iaeyaucy sud heslth.
IL isub guaek Medicine, but i the embodied ex
osr.sncs % to Physician most successful Ia curing
sil slisrnsss of this class.
So let Eonr despair - ills remedy edecta ths
most Astonishing etrrs, when al others fail
Price only 81 20 per box, CT boxes iur $50.
seat by nlail any address receipt Of he price
For sale b. all Druggists. Bee that my sigaatun
around each box.
/IIngZ12,1 10,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

fubLlo-No. lou
An ACT to establish certain post roads.
Re "a enacted By the Senate sud HoHss Of Reprsse.,
iafres ~ ts Uasd States of sfmerlca ~ Coagress a.
ssmbled, That lhe following be established as poe
roads
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

Hiinore and Moloott, TO North Wolcott;
Wisconsin,
nroE' Amherst 10 Stevens Point;
Nfs ssonl asIernsine, Dane county. vis-west Btns
county: 'A iN'' - ~ N'SeN
from iempela an to Arcadia.
from 0osioee TO MarSthon C;,v
IRON Wsusan to Smiths Cosnsy
DaysOS-f,,a u SS, VIA Nauhsck. Duunsyille.
mile Greek, Ruuniae ysrsS G1 S Fails, Eightssn-
blooner Prairie, to Chippewa FAILS A''ss' anu
from Aeraim to Washington RArbor.
From BARTON TO Young America
FROM Rising sun, via Freeman ana p,,.h o.,
10 D. Soto; SA Sresk,
Prem WsGsau 70 Stettin;
From River Falls, in PiercO county. via e.,a.,
vile, Ellsworth, snd Rush River, TO Maiden RI
in said county, aud thence scrs Is Laks Pepin -
Lake City, in WAeashaw county, Minnesota. "
From Niroqna 10 Dobsllo, In Vernon coantv-
From Fort Howard, ~ the northern terminus
cf the Northwestern railroad TO Stiles,
From Fayetts 70 Darlington, In Lafayette
county;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
The WHrsKEY REvExuE.-The est

The WHIsKEY REvEEUE.-The esti-
mate at tho Bureau of Internal Revenue
of the annual manufacture of whiskey in
the country is one hundred million gal
Ions. 1t is calculated that Ohio alone pro
duces forty millions, Now York twenty
five millions, Pennsylvania ten millions,
Illinois five millions, and all the other
States twenty millions. These estimates
are largely in excess OF census returns for
1860, but it is held at the Treasury De-
partment that their data from excise off
GERS is reliable. 1t is now officially ad-
mitted that the present excise will not
yield above ninety million dollars a year
If the tax on whiskey be raised to sixty
cents gallon, as proposed, then the In
ternal revenue receipts will be augment
ed fifty millions of dollars upon that arti-
Gle alone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

SATURDAY EVENING Posr.-This well
known paper has obtained a reputation
all over the country as being one of the
best weeklies published. This paper is
now in its forty-third year, and the pro-
prietors announce in their prospectus for
1864 that they design maintaining the
high character it has already required as
a first class weekly newspaper.
In addition to tie stories written ex-
pressly for the Post, the editor also strives
to lay before its readers the best stories
from the English periodicals, and gives,
in addition to the tales aud sketches, more
or less agricultural matter, with riddle,
receipt, news, and market departments
every week.
Terms SO year. Two copies So.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Exchanging Prisoners thro ugh Gen
Butler.

The Richmond Wing, in speaking OF
exchanging prisoners through the agency
OF Gen. Butler, said on the 28lh ut.:
"Upon the whole. and in view Of the
plishment Of so desirable an end as
the Liberation of so many OF our noble fell
lows, now the tenants of Yankee prisons,
we hope the President may not find it in
compatible with the dignity and duty ol
the government to waive the outlawry
and recognize the Beast 1t will be nee
essary for Col Oud though to be wide
awake when they get to arranging the
terms of exchange, for this cross eyed
Yankee has in him the cunning of the Evil
One"
Very courteous, chivalric and refined
is this language OF the Virginia gentle
man. But it suggests one reason which
We think probably leads the rebels to de-
cline to treat with us through Gen. But
ler: that is, they know that be will not be
thwarted By Ould's falsehoods and trick.
iness. Ould is full of mendacity and
cunning and understands special plead.
ing. Butler is "beast' who can take
such fellow and shake him BY the neck
until he cries for quarter and promises to
do better. The rebels do not want to put
him against Butler, for they are not will
ing to assent to fair agreement. They
want to get the forty thousand rebels we
hold in their possession, by hook or crook
for the twelve thousand of our men whom
they hold. BY no sort of Juggling can
they get such an exchange through But.
ler. 1t is indeed probable, also, that Da-
Wis has special hatred.of Butler because
the latter refused to yield to the tempta.
lion which Davis held out to him before
the war to join the rebellion. But they
dare not expose their agent to the danger
Of being shown up in his true light by
Butler. as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

The following letter from the first white
person born 10 Ohio, has been received
by the managers of the Great Western
Sanitary Fair at Cincinnati
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec Io, 1868.
DEAR FRIEND: AT your request | for
ward you my photograph. was born
on the 10th OF April, 1871, in Salem,
one Of the Moravian Mission Stations, in
the present county of Tusearawas, State
Of Ohio. When between four and i've
months old, | was captured. together
with all the rest Of the Missionaries, by
the wild Indians, and taken 10 Upper
Sandnsky, then a wilderness. was car
ried all the way, wrapped up in blanket,
on the back of one of tie Christian In
dian women. am called the FIRST white
person born in your now great State, and
although nearly eighty-three years old,
am still able to greet my Western sisters,
and wish them success in their lsudable
enterprise.
JOHANNA MARIA HEcHDwELDER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
keOkuk Library A Association
SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 I A MEETING OF THE KEO-
IA kUK LIBRARY : sSsucfArfnN rersmsn1 81
80 i.so4a'lon @as sdef,ed that be
appointed 10 rccrsse nenatiops IA pooAs ~ trou,
the citizen Of Keu14k aEdsieiEtt. torAra esrn
eii z toe Library. tY
Inc following nsraea esrtIentn compose The Com
mitce:
Ed. I, BroNnell, II. w. wesscdu Howard Teckes,
r. d. osden, ,. r osreJ, a. ) "A tiklnsoa.
The knovn m ers,ty and pubic spirit cfthe ciexens
o. heoknk Is ronrdentIy agt ear behalf ii ihis
eees Dgaeons can bslssk ~ the plates Of taslness
VI either OF tue gentlemen rnuS Or parte- MI is
called By ssnying their nst.et with ahy q the Com
inlltee. Sse2p-diza
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Freedmens' Relief AssoclatiOn.
SALEM, Iowa,
3lst of 18th Month, 1868. {
!. b. HOWELL-ET1ifor Gufe On.

1
The enclosed. from the Mount pleasan
Journal, advertises a free and rejiabl
channel through which the benevolen
public of Iowa can send contributions t,
the destitute freed people Of the Lowe
Mississippi; and II generally know,
many persons and societies would certain
ly avail themselves of it.
To give it greater publicity please re
print in the Gate City. As soon as pub
lished | will send the very interesting
report Of james f. Yeatman, Presiden
Western Sanitary Commission, St. Louis
Very respectfully,
ISAAC T. GIBSON.
Editors Home Journal: In compliance
with the request of the Freedmens' Aid
Societies of Mt. Pleasant and Salem.
would inform those who contributed libe.
rally for the destitute Freedmen in the
South, that six boxes of clothing and
bedding, amounting in the aggregate tc
nearly 500, was forwarded in nv care
to st. Louis, where they were placed In
the hands of the Western Sanitary Com.
mission, which is now engaged in re-
ceivlng and distributing supplies for the
poor aud needy freed people Of the Lower
Mississippi valley. in sending them med
icines, physicians, teachers. clothing. and
or Il 20
self-supporting and intelligent freernen,
worthy of the blessings of liberty.
We trust that our ladies', who are "a
nous for being among the foremost in
every good work aud wish, will promptly
meet the call upon them, and see that the
gentlemen assist them in contributions
of money and clothing for the benefit Of
the "manumitted negroes of the South,
many OF whom must perish this winter il
they are rot relieved. Our Government,
is using all the able bodied male negroes
to assist in overthrowing the rebellion.
and will furnish food enough 10 the old
men, and women and children who are
left within our lines 10 keep them-but
we who have plenty must furnish the
clothing. There are now between 10
600 and $4,000 along the Mississippi
whose condition appeals for all. Saall
they have itg
The Western Sanitary Commission
have appointed Major Hiatt, Of keokuk,
their receiving and forwarding Agent fer
this STATE. Al that point the Commission
will receive and forward all contributions
free Of charge. Freight should be pre-
paid 10 keokuk.
If the kind ladies of the towns and
neighbofhoois of this State were - OF.
ganize Freedmen Aid Societies, where
they do not already exist, and use their
influence 10 obtain contributors immedi
ately, and forward them through this safe
and reliable channel, great suffering
might be prevented or relieved.
Boxes containing contributions should
be marked thus: "Wes,ern Sanitary Com
mission, St. Louis, No, care OF j. VI.
Hiatt, keoauk, Iowa Mark on corner
'For Freedmen" also the nuuicr of the
box, and where FROM.
An invoice Of its contents should be
sent by mail TO the Secretary Western
Sanitary Commission, S.. Louis, no.
Money in drafts sent to the Secretary OF
the Commission, will he faithfully ap-
piled. Very respectfully,
Isaac T. Glnsos.
Salem, Esd of 18th mo 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

e=SrOur batteries played upon Charles
ton furiously Christmas Eve and caused a
very considerable confagration, covering
the space of an entire block. Santa Claus
must have had perilous time travelling
over the roofs of the houses down in
Charleston. and the people there could
scarcely have enjoyed very "Merry
Christmas"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

UNION BANNER.-We have received
the first number Of literary paper anti
tied the Union Banner" published at
Chicago by W. S. Spencer d. Co. 1t an
nounces itself to be literary paper for
social and family circles, and though il
will not be political in partisan sense Of
the term, Jet it declares itself unfinch-
ingly for the Union. Terms Of subscrip-
tion Sc per year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

Has- Yesterday was the first day for
nearly two weeks that it has thawed in
the least, or that the mercury has not
been lowering around zero, and cold, chill
Ing cold, has it been during that time
But yesterday there was a change-not in
"the spirit of his dream,' but in the
weather, and the mercury, at IL o'clock,
was about the freezing point in the shade,
and many who had not trusted themselves
to face the blast for some Time, were out
enjoying the pleasant sunshine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

To BE CREDrrED.-A report was put in
circulation here the other day that colored
recruits are not to be credited to the town
ships where they are raised. The follow
ing dispatch from the Provost Marshal
General to gentleman in Quincy puts a
quiefus ON that roorback
Washington, Jan. I.
To Chas. T.. AHen:
Negroes recruited in your city will be
credited on its quota.
JAS. B. Fay, Z. NJ. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

CoTILLIoN PARTY.-The first of the
series of cotilion parties to be held at
the Deming House will come off this even
ing, and il is expected to eclipse in bril-
lisncy anything of the kind ever held in
this city, and is TO be under the most un-
questionably refined auspices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

The AAANA SocIKrY's LrrHoeRapHs.
The Amana Society, located at Home
stead, Iowa county, have already become
famous for the excellence of their manu-
factures. A short time since We gave a
description of their mode of life aud the
various trades carried On by the commu-
nifty. Artisans and mechanics of every
trade and grade are comprised in their
number. Their colored lithograph fruit
and flower plates have become celebrated
for their beauty and truthfulness. The
minutest details are not forgotten, and
the fruit stands out from the picture al
most ready to grasp. As an evidence of
the appreciation of the work we mention
the fact that the plates of the Agricultu-
raj Department, at Washington. are all
cOlored by them. They also do the li.h-
ographing for many of the eastern nurse
ries.-[ Muscatine journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

"OUT FIHE DEPTHS" We now have
connection with the outer world from
which we have SO long been isolated. Our
mails for the past two days have come
in on time, and all the routes are open for
travel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

reR- Judge Holt has instructed officers
in charge that the Amnesty Proclamati lon
does not include rebel prisoners in our
hands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

FRrrGnT.-Thc freight on the oppo-
site side of the river has accumulated
very fast since the storm, and it now lies
piled up in huge piles along the railroad
track. Now that the road is open again.
however, it will not be long before it will
be removed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

EEOur streets were thronged with
sleighs yesterday, being the first day since
the snow fell that people could sleigh ride
with any comfort, owing TO the cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

T-Fsee advertisement f1r Spring Course OF Medical
Lectures

UNION SocIAL.-Young and old, re-
member the Union Social at McCune' S
Hall this evening. There will be hot
coffee, oysters, ice-cream and other re-
freshments, music and tableaux and every
thing to make the enjoyment complete
The ladies have also made arrangements
whereby there will be no loss of hats,
overeoats, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER. The Du-
buque Times says ",hat one of the
strange effects of the present cold weather
is that thousands of quails and prairie
chickens are found ON the prairies frozen
to DEATH"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
EMPLONM MENI.

NJ = hoS lE---AsenLs wanted to sell Sewif
- - Naenihes We Will gave commits siop on
eniaes s"ia or em iioy agents who wIli worE far
tne aoeve wages ai.e all e peuses pald
For Particulars address ss
befLAA < CO.. General Agents,
'-oi" DtTHuIT, MICH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IOWA

h.
regu isr course o. n ecrzf Lectures -snf he !.
me.see w tfis l.sattion, cnn Benctng March let
1881 and con ifege sIxl4en seeks six Iesp,a. 1,t.
rets for siiihe Iestu e.. s3e; NatrirT alton. IS;
DsnonsLaiIo1s, So tIraduaIsoa4 %. good Resru
s. 30 10 80 per weeE: CiilpaI In.ttartar IN - I
SI.Ies tscs ptais grAguiIsas yp ebs,v TTor -.
ope afi0ns refore taa Class,
5nUb-aA w2a. n q ur-curS -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

FA little boy was run over yester
day and badly injured. We did not learr
the particulars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

NIGGRR ON TIE BRArN.-This disease
has broken out airesh among the Copper
heads. Their latest delirium is over the
fact that the new statue of the Goddess
OF Liberty, on the dome of the Capitol at
Washington has been painted black |!
They call it de0ying tie Niger.
We suppose their next move will be to
complain about the black balls on the top
OF our liberty poles Then they will be
In for taking all the black boards out OF
the school houses, killing all the black
cats, aud hanging every -msnswhc wears
black cap or gloves, or blacks his boots.
-[Quincy Whig.. ,,.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

0rFfrE Ass.~rawr 0raeTxRn1.rrp.
AsokGk, Iowa, Ish aa-y Elm. isB4 (

0rFfrE Asss~rawr 0t-aRTxRna.rrp
AsoFGk, Iowa, Jshaa-y EN- ies4
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received AZ 'isls o.ce until IL O'Clock Al s.,n,
day. tsursry is b. 1854, fsr farnishfnr Ibrrs Tsr.
tAsld CSfds ef wood; ae ~ red 81 srrA r.- a.
the csss Ct Keos tx Iowa ~ shall be - 4. ~,
QnArs1r To b. driiv -red n, ~. feIr 80
eaaniites, Que f1nrta in went iarr ene ca,Trn Z
t1ifty Oars foaf.h in f0fty eats and a., f-,te
IA a xty Gays from afs Of cs,ntrs a. =
bsrh bid mus be aere- ga uieI ~ an sp,rox a., b,,s
With tvs rsspsaslh,e sur iss 10 tho snn, - -
sad aalisrs -yeryone Us nj ce.i. n ,ot h,
for NJ bid Niis he entertained for turvi.hsn1 -
tbsn Da- fhsuss ni eer-is ~ -
ine wood must be- rrerchta taDge hsra r.,,s xnrs .
e4Atlfs ses sonet to adr4it III irsnAediate use
lie GeSrrnin .ut Reserves the rly~tto .Frr, ~ ~
all bids No bti III estsr Ell tr teas IA h.,1.-
~ ~ tne 'ame speeibea ie opening the pro
Bids 70 be ADDRESSED 10 the hndersirred ana an
darted Proposals for iarrs. Ming Wend
n IL. DWIGHT.
sabti--tu captain d A..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
4 DMiNISTRATUR'B NOTICE.

Natiee is hereby gis en that cn the 5.h day Il De-
ceaert n ~ 1858 va sF,,ointst AdnihisffAtor
Of Tie esafe Of Mn. N u Tssrr-pse se-.asr.I 4f-
those inGeo, ga 10 said estate hutsbr DetiHrd
make lnmsdisie payment to nae znd those having
claims agaits. SAID estate a rressn fhsu accvrclaS
j. W. JOHNSTON. aa. tni.trAtaI
Dscl5AN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

~ Streeter convicted a short time
since Of the murder of the Mccoy family
IN Medina, Ohio. and sentenced to be
hung on. the 27th of January, escaped
from Jail on Christmas night by secretly
opening hole in the wall Of his cell with
jacknife. A reward Of fifteen hundred
donasSf offered for his arrest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

u A number Of oil wells have been
snnk at Mecca, Ohio, which promise to
be very productive. A good deal Of ex-
citement exists among land owners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
State and General News, Army Corre-
spondence and Local News.

Thus making the DAILY GATE CITY ofinvalu-
able interest to every reading woman, who
is at all interested in the of our Country in
this war. Recollect that loyal newspapers are ac-
complishing much in suppressing the rebellion,
and that person is generally judged by the tone
OF the paper which he reads
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
SHERIFF's SALE OF HOUSE.

~ HOLD FURNITURE 80
On next kcndaF. the Isth Ius, the I'D. and pa
ding. GrecAery GiAssw a. q ana Fy ytftn.r ~ III a.
criptisns, nov In ths bilnEs House IN n.s, ..,s.t
III be sold a. SheriH-s sale n gltis,- 49,, -,
gage, gtreD 70 Miss a Parxon. 1sIis ~sI H. . -.
ehsBce for people who - to replests6 ,hss- 49,.
kusd stock of fnrnftgre.
sale 10 conIiD enee a. o'oIoek A NJ and ea,,,,,.
ron DAY 10 day. frr1ITI~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
I III L
WEEKLY GATE CITY

Will be filled with the choicest of reading matter
complied and condensed from the contents of the
Daily, and in point Of eheapness and the quality
reading matter furnished stands ahead Of any paper
in Southern Iowa.
Commercial and Financial.
In this department we shall endeayort TO give re-
liable information. Our home Market quotations
Will be correced each day by a careful and
responsible Wholesale Merchant. The markets OF
the leading Commercial cities will be reported by
Telegraph.
TERMS:
Daily By Nail. per 90
months. s,..'.--.-..-.-....... 800
...................- l.5U
. .'...- .............. UO
=" delivered in City By Carrier, per week. Is
weekly, per yeaT, 1.5U
CASH IN ADvAN CE.
HOWELL d DELaPLaIN,
KEokUK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
THE GATE CITY.
For. 1864.

In conformity with very general custom of
the Press, call the attention of the public to
the merits and advantages of our paper at the
close of the present year. and present
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

: = ---A--- - : =
WANTEr- ss ..s2se7. : .
maR 10 ksvei In the rsorn.yv -w,.t - ...nn go
-ooe With experfen re fts - = g'1ss nss
;.n,ppp nppsy" aa J. L. CURTIS. s
'-s@-o Corner orch and ttent ert a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Inducements to Subscribe

for it during the coming year. We need not at
tempt TO enlighten readers in regard to the
influence exerted by the Newspaper Press Of the
country upon public opinion. We hail with nm
mingled satisfaction the improved tone of public
sentiment in our own vicinity during the past
season, and the verdict of the people of our own
County at the late election in favor of the War and
the policy Of the Government; and we are proud
of the part which the GATE CRY bore in the
contest.
The coming year will be distinguished by great
and important events,-poiiucal and military
IN we shall hara to record hn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

netaes IS hereby given ihst on thA frs, Nonea, or
reoruaiy s6i In the CouLiy Court ef y.e fa,.,,v
iowa tbe undersigned rs Administrator oftha .ssss
" hiSnafa 5ones. issc xse viii mate sppltesr,g fa-
a. o'tr oI cogrs for the sale Of lhe oi owing re.I
So ssoa.ea IN Lre tovrty, iowa viz All th,t
pare ives, of The canal OF the north half sf
qusrter On seeticn 70, tn. IS, ~ z w az shie,.
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