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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15
AS the day wanes more people max e

AS the'day wanes more people max
their appearance in the streets. The
men advocate the Union and dscry Se'
cession in strong terms, The women.
neatly attired and pretty, look smilingly
on our officers and men; if there are dis
contsnted ones they remain indoors
Flags are flying from various buildings.
Hags that have been hidden away since
the spring Of ls6l-kept with sacred
care for the day when they might again
be flung to the breeze. The sun Of that
long wished for day rose this morning.
The birth day of Washington is the day
of regeneration for Wilmington.
APPEARANCE OF THE CITY.
Wilmington is rather a handsome
Southern city, of seven thousand inhabi-
tants. 1t has more tropical and less
solid air than Norfolk, but is far ahead Of
Newbarn. Its Town Hall would do hon.
or to Northern city. 1t also contains
many handsome and imposing Church
edi6ces, and large and handsome private
residences in great numbers. We see
the city under unfavorable auspices to-
day. The rebels during their evacuation
committed many acts of violence and
lawlessness. Stores have been broken
open, and in many instances every pane
Of glass broken.
These stores are empty of goods, the
rebel soldiers having plundered them of
their contents. The stores on the main
thoroughfares suffered most; those located
on the less pretentious streets did not
suffer, and have we'll assorted stocks Of
goods. In many cases lawless citizens
joined with tie rebel soldiers in the pill
laying of stores and warehouses. Sever
al well attested cases Of this Kind were
.eported to the Mayor to-day. The peo-
Die are comfortably clad, and provisions
IRE by no means scarce. We are assured
oy the best informed here, that before the
fall Of Fort Fisher, the arrival Of block
averaged one per diem for
the past three years, This Illicit trade
made Wilmington the most prosperous
city in all rebeldom.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15
LIVE SToCK.

Droverr and Farmers win find this amost adyantae.
Gus route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well wstered
ard supplied with every convenience have been opened
this line and Its connections and attention is
pasl 20 thei wants From HarrisAurgh whore will be
offered of the Philadelphia New YORK. and Baltimore
Markets This will also be found the shortest and quick
and most direct route for Stock 70 New York. Via
allentown and With fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS Geu' Superintendent Altoona Pa
HENRY GwINNER GeR'l Ticket Agent PILLS
HHQgSTQN Gea'l Freight Agent Iblls,
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Job Rrdnti1og.

Now is the season of the year for bust
mess men to advertise. We are prepared
to print posters. cards. or any other
description of printing in good style aud
on short notice. Send your orders.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15
How to Make a Paradise.-som

HOW TO MAKE a aPaIad1se.-Som
one, who evidently knows gives the fol-
lowing receipt at ms
Buy an acre Of ground, And fence it.
Build neat cottage on it. Marry an
angel in hoops, and take her to the Get
tsge. Go to the cottage yourself. Abb
stain from drinking. Join the church
and become good Christian, live up
right toward God and man, and you have
gained sll the orginsl happiness that has
the fall.
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HOW the PEOPLE RECEIVED THE Taoops.

w -
able.
HOW THE pRoPLn RECEIVED THE TsooPs.
The reception accorded to the soldiers
Of the Republic by the inhabitants of Will
miugton, was great and pleasing sur
prise to the officers and men.
The inhabitants, male and female, came
from their houses in the streets, waving
their hats and hsnkerchiefs as greetings Of
welcome. "We have been waiting for
you for long time" said one; "You
have got here at last" said another.
"God bless you" And many like ex-
prsssions. American fl ags were brought
out and suspended over doors and from
windows. One old lady expressed her.
self very glad to see Gen. Terry and his
staff, for, said the dame. "when l first
seed you I thought you were Confederate
officers looking up tobacco" The colored
people seemed beside themselves with
Joy; they sang and jumped and shouted
forjoy.
The sight Of the colorsd troops filed
the measure of their ecstatic Joy. The
men danced in jubilation, the women
screamed and went into Mysteries, then
and there, on the sidewalks. And their
sable brethren in arms marched past
proud and erect, singing their "John
Brown" hymn where it was never sung
before. Some of the larger houses were
closed aud abandoned; the people inhabi-
ting these dwellings were affiliated with
treason and rebellion. To their imag-
nation. and their guilty consciences
prompted the imaginings, our soldiers
wsro not deliverers, but the avenging
sgents Of the Government which they had
wantonly, and without cause, outraged
and insultsd.
Even from some Of tbe finest mansions
camo forth She inmates with smiles Of
welcomefor the defenders of the Union.
What houses were closed or abandoned
were all OF the FIRST class. The middle
class are nearly all loyal, and four years
experience of secession convinced even
many OF the slave-holding aristocracy
that they committed grave mistake, as
we'll ss great crime when they attempt
ed 10 sever the bands of tho common Un-
ion.
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met Assests July, 1864
! psS 3 q =, ,SeSO,Ss4


L. The Plan and Organization of the
.ETNA, after as years severe trial
has realized the greatest public ad-
vantage and success Of the various
systems Off ire Insurance in the coun
try. Is now better than ee pre-
pared for duty.
IS. 10000 Loss Claims hes5 ot,t.e. -
te5 aud paid Six sa l,H 'ioN p
Dollars
6. Tha Cpnsumptioa ofprop,rty b,
Fire, in the United States aver gss
$l00,009 daily. is your property
exposed and unprotected?
=. Are You Insured2 II not, why not7
The cost is trifliug; the duty is man
ifest; the result may be your escape
FROM ruin-while delay and neglect
may involve you in bankruptcy, pov
erty or cruel disappointment
g. Particular Attention and regard is
given to small risks as well as large
ones. Able security and superior
commercial advantages afforded.
Policies Issued Without Delay
Is" i. A. Drummer, Agent. Upper San
dusky, Wyandot County. Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15
PRICES.

Large size (holding nearly double quantity al
81 90 per Bottle, half dozen $500 Smaller al
IS cents per Bottle; half dozen $500.
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1905.
PENNSYL. WANNA CENTRAL R. r.,
Double Track Route From
gittsbutah tp ShiladelphiA,
ST.- v7yy --Elsssr7'T r'T-f.HgI-1
E.ys5 49, tita2iiAsyy'3s34 eisss;i ''iieSSi,ss.4 y

FROM ALL PORTIONS OF THE WEST, NORTH
West and Southwest this line and its connections form
either the shortest the best route TO Philadelphia,
! New York. Boston, Baltimore and Washington. The
traveller may with confidence rely upon sure connection
high speed with perfect safety and every appliance for
comfort that be procured. New and elegant passen-
cats for day and night ssrvice have recently hsen
added TO the equipment ofthe Pennsyy mia Central Rail
Road. ~ I $500" Hi.. rif 'ta@ 2
At Pittsburgh, trains from the West run direct to the
Union Depot where Passengers are transferred to the
Trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway, which leave
Pittsburgh andarrye at other points as follows;--
| FAST MATTI--Leaves Pittsburgh at "a H:, stopping
at Principal Stations, and arrives ut Atooua* at so
A, NJ Harrisburg at ioP ~, Baltimore at %5 r.
NJ, New York, via Allentown at 0 =. M. fhladel-
Ephia at As NJ and New York, via Philadelphia, at
ne 27P,M.
HARRISBURG ACC0MoDATION--[T Harrisburg
only Leaves Pittsburgh at 50 Am, stopping ut al
regular Stations. Altoona att 3oP. NJ and arrives
at Harrisburg at 50 N
PITTSBURGH AND ERIE EXPREsS-Leavcs
Pittsburgh ar 20 Stopping at nearly all Stations
Lock Haven - ". Harrisburg al u As I'm, Pha-
delpha at I 30 Il and New York at o as a, NJ.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS-Ieaves Pittsburgh at
90 p NJ. stopping only at principal stations Arrives
at Altoona at M Harrisburg at 80 A. NJ Balti-
more AZ co A. 81. New York, via Allentown, at o 90
A. N. Philadelphia at o5 A. NJ and New York, via
Philadelphia, at A. NJ Sleeping Cars run through
this train from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and Phadel-
yhia and New York via Allentown,
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburgh at 40 ?. NJ. Stop
ping only at principal Stations Arrives ut Altoona at
40 A. H., Harrisburg ut 40 NJ, Baltimore at
r NJ New York. via Allentown, at 45 p. NJ Philadel
phia IL 90 p. M and New York, via Philadelphia, at
G45p,m,
Breakfast Dinner Supper.
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Baggage Checked Through and Trans
ferred Free

win any risk for Baggage, except for wear
ing apparel and limit their responsibility to One HIM
dred Dollars in value All baggage exceeding that amount
in value win be at the risk Of the owner unlees taken
by special contract.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15

s. B. Kingston, Jr.. freight Agent, Philadelphia
@. A. Carpenter. Freight Agent, Pittsburgh,
Clarke e. Co., Transfer Agent, Pittsburgh,
W. H. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r, @. Medium & Co.. Madison Indiana.
Morehead g. Co., Louisville Kentucky.
W. M. Altman. Evansville, Indiana.
K. F. Sass, ST. Louis. Missouri
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Illinois,
], B. McOolm, Portsmouth, Chic
]. n Love, Maysyille, Kentucky.
Hall & Co.. Marietta, Ohio.
F. Ayres Muskigum River. Ohio.
". 4. & E. l. Langley, Galipolis ohis
H. s, Pierce 4 Co. Zanesyiile Ohio
N. H. Hudson Ripley Ohio
s. @. Meldrum, General Travelling Agent
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-15
UPPER sANDusKY. O.
Wednesday :. March 18th, 1865
Incidents of the Capture of Will
9'rsa % nington.

We have already published full and
graphic details OF the capture of Whining
ton. Still the following incidents, from
the account of the affair which we find in
ths Philadelphis Inquirer. are quite read
able.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.

See that the signature ofC. NJ. Jackson, Is on
the wrapper of each bottle. Should your nearest
druggist not have the article do not be put of
by any OF the intoxicating Preparations thai may
be offered you in its place, but send to us. az1d
we will forward. secately packed, by express.
Z GT Principal Office and M,nulactory, No.
81; Arch Street. Philadelphia. re VOL.
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aNMGs g. GNAMs,

Suecessors to c. N. jackson & Co. Proprietors
UrFcr Sale by Druggists and Dealers il every
town in the United States.
Phiisdelpha. Oct. IL, lse4.-Iy.
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1pellai Notlfes.

great many side hits beIpg nAde q the Piaats-
ton Bft-, BY OF two Of afsrested frsnds wp
have sasavered initiate OF cszusesseit ss- m n
Of no The people won't b. long Imposed upon The
Plantation Biers increasing in and popularity
every da,, and that's what's The pastsr They are in
ssne sized bottle an&s jpt assAey we're 1t arss and
viii coatinue to be, or snaiI stop making thsn-
The Plantation Dtssss Sstfy, streasthea md invig
orAte
Taey create haalthy asPsdte.
They ere m snit6css % change Of wsses and diet.
The. eGeoee " d1epnaiOn and late houra.
1heJ sercagshem the syoesA md entiven Tie nisd-
They pscreut nIfAs1Atic ard intrsmittcnt fsvers-
They purify tbs brustA - stdity " tA< stomach.
They cure pyupepaIs and Osasfsp2kjsn.
They cure Disrrhsa, CAeisra and Cholera Morbus-
Thsy curs Liser Ccmpiatst And Sersoss usAdnehe.
They make tAe weak strong the lansud brilliant and
srs exhassted natures srsaa rsssore~. Tbs Heips -
fal Circular around each bottle. Ciss1ynen, M<f
chants and perscns Whose sedrnsary habits iacs vsak
iasstude paptAtios Of IL hsss lack Of appetite
distrts ater estisg, lk9 cpssass constipaton, &C.
Will End tanstsafs and pernaneat relief u thess ftsss
But above all, they ssoannssdsd 10 vsak sn deli
cate fsn2les and motkexs.
They sold By al rsscsrasAss nwcAaa1s - thsl
sach bosls Aas pvsss Usisd etases Stamp ~
cork ard steel-ptsts stde Iabsa. !
Bev1re of reaissA bseas s~ethaf ~ seasp ~ ~
been tanpsrsd vifh. Any rssssa prsssading 70 ssil
Piaasasisa nletsrs ~ ~ onlaa y inpos
ter, Al hould Be innsaiatsly repurs<d % n.
2. n DRAKE CO.
esu10Uea - Fssk kOw. r. =.
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coAkDcfkD 1ux1eAfe AAD TkaDArD.
suaAx-Cula and Porto Rco 9e; prime, &c; ch tfce,
ID; Sev rQxk, 9. ~ Hss fork, Sic; ezsshsa snd
.o..s .Isas-r Hons. j oilssss,s..s,r1, ! y
0Si I5-Serghum. 6o6l %. NJ
CoySss-41 70 II lzc.
R1CD-1Jc NH
n soDa-- Anasst6an, llcz Kngiiah, II
+ soAp-raln, I1,4s Herman, i25x1las o. Ieu'ss}ss>
CAsDins-star, &c to ssc; Mould, DD2lc.
TRAs--Young Tyson, Il eo@3 70, hnPsfial, 81 81 to
81 70; Black, 81 % - a IS.
ToBAcc~-DNah Sweet. % 10 o0c, Medium RfAn1D, 90
10 &c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 80 70 81 IS. y
NAns-Best Brands - % rstes.
akAss--sxle Country 50 80; City IS. ratss- ~
UC4BAas--29 to 3oc. 49, 4
D~InD Arrlss-l5s1 to lee . =, scarce and tending
upward.
Ds,nD, CurRAxfs-25c.
RAlslxs-M- r. 81 =; Layer g oo9s So
4AlT-A o.
PxAnI SsAacH-l1 10 lie.
AellxH woop4n wAks-2 Hoop Pals, - =; hsbD
o. - TO- No. Tubs, I'll 80; No. do l6 90 No. c,
IA So Nests Sd do, Is. Wash-boaras, - Is.
RIsn-No.l Markersi, bbls. ga o.
No. do do SIS o.
MOL do hf do 3l2 o00l2 50.
No. 2 - IF Do $40 tO0Il %.
HI bbls. No. White Fish, - pQDl0 %. +
OsrsCoal OIL O6. Lfnseed OIL. 65 lard Oh q q
Pish OIL 81 80; Nea&s Foot 81 81 eel 60.
OaRxss-w. T. and Hamburg ~ 70 26c.
u
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SECOND WARD WAa MxsrING -Pur-
suant to notice. meeting OF the cisisens
of the ed Ward was held 1t the Demine
House, last evening. DR.. ]. g. Hughes
was elected Chairman and ]. w. Kittle
Secretary.
On motion committee Of nine was ap
pointed to ascertain the names Of thos
who do not appear on the enrolment lis
liable to draft and report at next meeting
On motion. adjourned TO Thursda
evening At z o'clock, at Deming House
]. W. KITrIE, Sec'y.
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CoxsEouENcEs OF THE EARTH BEIso
SroPPED N Irs 0RBIT.-If she earth
sbeuld be stopped in It's srbit i would
begin 70 fall straight toward the sha. Al
it approached moro nearly to that grea,
source Of hest il would soon reach poinl
wheFe the Temperature y - high . ~:
hundred and twelve degrees, and thsn d
the waters Of the ocean would BE- evspo
rated. Az il useu ssill nearer thb rock
would be melted, and sfterwsrd they alst
would be svaporated. Before It tssshet
the sun this solid earth would be |eosver
ted into . vast volume Of red hot gas
which, when it fell into the 6efy atuos
phere Of tho suu, would merely produc
blasts Of wind from the point where
struck outward in oil directions. Fl { Glen
tito American.
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IA CA4a6ouNf Esllno1sAa Dtsgous
~ estssdsy fersnoos ! Mr. Leibtr walk.
ed into The Cosssy 4rsassrsr's blias ard
claimed bounty fos killing hsks sass-
mount. whieh 10 shreW tpoa tie door,
and which be had shot - sahkoas q
two previous on ~ islaad opposite No
Koight's Sprinqs. The apinal vas !
vide breasted. fcrocious looking monster
Ii BODY Us shout four feat i lesgsh.
The oatamonnt had killed and eaten I
calf bslopgiag to ) MAJ living near thu
Springs, Oh Monday night, and made IL
way to the island, asd The Gernau traced
him to il. He saw him. the nidst o
bushes, aud Get dog It him. The cats
mount walked away short distance, aot
then turned, - If 70 meet the dog, vhei
the German fred. The ball hit the beas
in the head, and INSTANTLY killed him.
Where he came from i . mystery.-
Dab. Times.
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10 MoRE MAILs By CASADA.-A
order was received from Washington on
Saturday by The Lake Shore Railroad
Company. to take the Western male
~hich have heretofore gone to and from
Detroit By the Great Western Ra.ltay.-
Il is probable that the order vas given
because ths Great Western Coopa1y had
~ithdnsn its express srsios ~hict car.
ried the mails. rather than from ant pur,
pose to take patronage from the Chnsds
Railway.-T Buffalo Commercial.
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w Geo. Walker. oclored sspusson, /"
was before Recorder Martin yesterday. and
was fued one dollar aud costs for confisca.
ting a can Of oystsrs tbatdidn't fairly belong
to him 1t vas wrong for George to steal
Taat can Of bivalves should have been
powerless to move him from his ioteg-
rlsy. But since George would steal We
admire his taste.
Mary FABIAN, a female American citi-
zen Of Hiberniau descent, WA before the
same officer and fined So aud costs. Mary
had got mad and been guilty of breach
of peace in that she had stoned the dwell
ing Of some A. DIS, breaking out glass,
terrifying the darkies, and otherwise seri-
ously offending. Mary was eloquent 10
her own defense, and shed tears, and
talked torrent Of uninteiiigibls English
with broad Irish brogue; but she paid
her fine, nevertheless.
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O0sOo0O 11Ots
~ Ieiegruph] CuDoAses In. ~
Recsapss Of He~ - III Hive, and s,ls5 drssssa
Live Hess-Qntse 80 ess1. 1sIss = II -
Dre~sd Hogs -isc hishee. 6Alss = ~ = Dis a.
chiefly II IL t90iA -, disidtng % - -
Prosisions-Duf and heasy. Mon pors easisr eaIes
Of 500 bbis present delivery at - 20 81 ~ 90 bbis
for febfuary af ~ - Aktrp pr1ae mess pork dali
Sales OF 30 bill. Il ~ t0oA % On spot Bulk nsHt1
steady. Sales 700 ~ At i7lf0lsc for rcaEh sfdes
and shou; ders iooss. bwees picksd hama dull
At l5c Green hams dull ct f6c. n.
Enrd-DaIl eAJes VI leo tSefres prime Leaf q z1kc;
white ETease fa3<6s3or= y<liov grease q l6e.
WhskyActise and higher. sales u SO bbls- q
9 I3D2 l2x
viaur-vegiected and unchanged
Wheat-lc lower. Eaiss q No fpring q oE11D
l1
corn-DuiL Sc for rejected, and CSC fsr No. in Tia
Spring.
Osts-efeady II ss,<9eae.
Rye-DulI IT 06s1 09L< ~ No. &
BAriey-Fias q 3I6Df S6.
Hay-puH Il II ~ a -.
Flax eeed-Yirm n %.
Mon@y-yery scarce.
E1ch.nse-fisn u pr bayiss, - " premium ell
ing.
Gotd-2l6.
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=. Our thanks ars due to Hon. ]. +
" ilsou for Cougressional favors.

DRAYr MssrIHo.-See the call fcr :
nesting Of Ill she wards = ths Court
House this evening and don't fail TO b
present.
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HIt was smashing business. II

~lt was smashing business. That
we mean yesterday, wherein on Main
street. dog. of snappish disposition and
biting proclivitives, took after COW and
the Gov ran over . dsrkey. and the dar
key fell on bucket be was carrying, and
the bucket was smashed outside in as like.
wise the darkey 'fslightually," but As We
havn't heard Of the Coroner's being call.
ed to "ses on him. We suppose be sur.
vived the catastrophe and still waves.
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Jehoscim Slukes 10 friend Of ours,
at least he viii look for the appearances
q his letter in print, and 3eeing very
naturally our introduction = II, IT Ne
should say he ian't our friend, he wcsld
very naturally feel aggrisvsA about H.
Slukes, then, shall be oct fsipnd for the
poo,e. Slukes writes NJ copcsraing :
matter occupying : great deal Of public
attention. Here 10 what be ssys about
it,
Six CsoNY: We propose adopting the
editorial pronoan and pouring our griefs
ioto your editorial ear. Yotr msgnan-
Unity and vell-known goodness Of heart,
your forbt arance even toward those unfor-
tunase individuals who feel Salled upoa
to write poetry Heaven save the mark!)
for insertion in "your valuable paper. =
| and your admirable patience even whsa
bored, lead US to hope for ourself N 1t
tentivs and kindly hearing. (Pshaw
slukss, that's soft solder)
i We are oppressed. my crony; We are
weighed down, put under, played out
regularly done for. We are 10 state d
dependency. in the county of despair
and letter directed 10 Agony. would
reach as. There is one place, however
where Ne are not; that u 10 ward tbs
is OUT Of the draft. And that Is what il
hurting Us. -
Aud nov, my eropy, don't think VI
havn't grit, that we are without spuDk
that We cant get mad. for We Gan, and Of
very slight provocatioa, too. Wesre Gle,
personally brave, my crony. Wesre ,
man Of spirit. We win fight. il necessary
when there is no danger Of our gettin,
whipped. With proud satisfaction y,
remember the determined way in which
years ego, We punched sick boy mucl
younger than ourself, and then made face,
q. bis mother who vas lame and coulds !
catch u.s. That was q brave feat, ~,
crony, aud our eyes gil with happy tear,
as We think about it. We did run from 1
NANCY dog sboss sbst time, but not until
he had bitten both our calves. These
"reminiscences may Be unintsrestiDg to
Jon. my cronY, but they are sot TO ae.
Only that dog scrspe, We would like to
forget thst. We are PATRIOTS, too. 10Y
crony, We are sound on the war goose.
We can sing-"We are coming Father
Abraham" and "Rally Round the Flag, .
With great spirit. And We sever shall
forget The earnest. loyal, and self-sacnf
cling m,nner in which We urged : bf6ther.
in-Aw Of Copperhead proclivi.ies to vol
nntser, and die. if need he, for the old
Gag. He didn't enlist, nor did We, bu,
you see plainly, my crony, that Il is nj
fault Of purs that oor family is Represented
in the army.
i All this time We were intending to tel
you why We are pat under. and in the
time We have tailed about something
else We will do it in our next.
Till then. believe as,
| Melancholically you're,
i JEBoAcIM SLuKHs.
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SUBSISTENCE SToREs.-We call atten
ton of contractors to the advertisement
of Capt Palmer. of Dubuque, for bids for
commissary stores for the United States.
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~ General Thomas has been rein.
forced by division Of 7 600 cavalry and
he now has 5000 mounted troopJ be.
sides several thousand from shs Missis
sippb who are cooperating with hinl.
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pa-Judge Wrights lecture Thursday
evening. at Des Noines. "A Talk About
our Schools" Is very highly spoken Of By
the Register.
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u Main street. between "a ard ~ - feessnd stoFy
house. contAinfng ROOMS tDr dIcliues a0@ tvO GOOD
tse rooa,s sth cear aaa eHosxh, - SEIZURES 10 ths
house. pared snd macadsmIxed - lfh strset hetvees
As1n an Blon&au-pow orcupie&, ard hing IL b-si
basiness In the city In their iis Price e0 Part eash
dawn and p&$t time- u Will adrnmD0daee two fami
es with 4wslltag roc1U and G0r, and viii Be sobd u
suit II desired
twD stDfy house on Exchange street, opposite tn
Ne4bcd3st ChuTch. rooms. cssen mad cellar pStcs
1850 AFRO, two story brick vii aBd csterI
nst twe eqnSes fnon ihe mark IT <th ssee4 Prize
s5o0. All tbe above property viii pay ten PR cent
tie invtstment
Missouri LAND6r-I wflaaeIl ~ exchange fes Ms
sou iasas The following property a. low prscer Bass
bot 70 feet By 70 feet 4fh street between Main
and btupdea4he besG seanA ~ from Main Five
<eres u land. situated ~ miles from the Cgurt H0ase
II she aAditioa ~ fkts cty well adsp1o1 fR vine
yard. Also, well located city lois IL ~ hmin
suitsbae fr dssliinGA Address, sfsin9 description
lands, J. l. CUGfit,
janSdlm Ksokak Igwn-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
Editor Gate City:

Editor Gaze C.ty:
Your telcgraphic dispatches state tia.
'ns funeral Of Hon. Edward Evsrets viii
'ake pssee inert Thursday il the First
Iresoy'er'an Church Of Bostoa, Rev.
nuius Ellis Pastpr." This i i mistake,
! Know both the church and pastor. Il
i : Unitarian church. and Ra~.,a
Everett vas educated for thu r1.;...;..
ministry. RH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

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posted to be present.