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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-18
OFFIOg OF WATER-WOBK5, I
CLEyFL Nd, March 10. 1865.
8ank Anttte.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON Feb. 7, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the undersigned, it has been
made t. az pear that he tsEATIONAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND in the City of cleveland, in
the County Of Ouyshoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and accO ding to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide National Currency, secured By
pledge Of UBi.ed States Bonds, an1 TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June g. 1864, and has complied with all the pro-
visions of Tsid act required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking undsr
said act.
Now, therefore, !, HUGH MoCULL0OH, Comp
roller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of office this seventh day of February, 1855.
fl. ST. HUGH MoOULL0CH,
febII 81 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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NOO mCIEea VII OO-s..... s........-.s.ss-ss 70
$50 Commercial Nut Ins. Co. leTip, 1864. So
IS BuffsI1 " 81 ... 81
1000 Sun Insurance 90. scrip, CIeveland......102
Security Insurance Co Of New York. 50
1000 American Gold. lG6
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MY COrns-Oh, My COrnE !--Instantsne-
ous and eficaciOus cures of COrns, BuniOns, Club
and Inverted Nails, without pain or caustic, by
DR.. Jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from
Broadway, New York, process known and pecu-
liar only to himself. Ofice-BAsement, Bank
street, opposite the WeddeIl House, Cleveland Ohio,
next door to Foot's Intelligence ONCE. Families
waited upon at their residences without extra
charge. marl:2l4
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Abbey & Co., since the ire Of Monday eve
ming, have removed to No. % NJ irwin street stoIe
formerly occupied by Geo. sprsgue Co., where
they will bs prepared to ssrve their Gu toners
formerly. mhIsIs6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-18

Beans.-SOO bbls Beana for sale by
J. G. SIMMONS co,
mhl6196 2W so MeEWia st.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, 8, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.

~ $40 PER CENT. AND lO-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
[Coa mission allowed to Subsoribers.l
ES-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6.20's, lO-4Os, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Eecurtties pur-
chased and for sale on the most fasorabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
aAd soid ct beat rates, Deposits received and Col
lections made ct all accessib points. Uncurrsnt
fands converted At lowest rates. RsTsnEs Stamps
for sale, oe4
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Col. Seth A. Abbey IL 8 candidate, at the
ensuing Charter Election, for the ONCE OF Police
Judgs-subject to the decision of the Union Con-
yentiou. mhl5:194
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10000 KEGS
M All NC NAILS,
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO,
fsb15;F 30 and 81 Merwln street.

OIL Factory for SRle.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PELT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. "A, 1868. febl5:r2Ok
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Corruption wins not more than honesty,
Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace,
To silence envious tongues
Use the Liquid Oatarrh Remedy discovered by
a. H. seelye, and Judge for yourself of its merits.
A single bottle often cuTesa-lwsys relieves.
mch6lR3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-18

ITCH. WhEATON'B ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours--also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers Chilbla'ns, and all Eruptions Of
the Shin. Price 60 cents. By sending co cents 10
Weeks cud Potter, ITO Wss shipgtOn ST. Boston, will
be forward ded f. ee by mail. For sale BY all Drug
gists. mhl4:F dyAWy
Butter.-1OO packages choice West srn Reserve
Butter, kegs and half barrels for sale at greatly
reduced prices in lots to suit purchasers at so Mer
win street.
m16l96 1w J. 9. SIMMONS q co.
Dried ApPles.-100 bbIs choice Dried Apples
for sale by J. G. SIMMONS a CO.
mh18:l96 2w so MerHin st.
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DEATHs AT sALIsBURr.-The following list
includes all the Northern Ohio soldiers
who have died at Salisbury since Decem-
Der 18th:
9Th Cavalry-James ". Fulk, L, Dec. 1s ;
jeremiah Knowles, G, Feb. 8; L. Kincaid,
NJ, Jan. l9; Henry Leopold, K, Feb. 2 )
Enoch Morse, K, Jan. l; J. N. Tilson, NJ,
Jan. l orin WOlcott, A, Feb. Is.
I'd Cavalry-Abrsm Williams, c, Feb IL +;
VIM. Garnett, G, Jan. 1S.
10th Cavalry-Benjamin Porter, c, Feb.
I6.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADFR OFFICE, Z
EnnnDm Lrn.-un NJ -rch II IacE Z

FRIDAY EvEREa, March ", 1865 I
ReeeiPas-Tbs receipts of Grain by rail during
the q hours ending a. one O'Clock to-day wIrs Is
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Flags ana Banners.-Addssss C. ". Grow.
ell Co., 1917 Superior st., Cleveland. o.
rnI..1O6
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Legal Intelligence.

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-This court will
come in for final meeting this morning,
previous to adjournment sine die.
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r AIDES HKMSTITOHKD HAND
lKHROHTEFs-Embrold and Plain.
TAYLOR, GRsWOLD o0.s
dsla ~ supeZies gsFest,
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THE SOLDIERS HONE,

A Picture Of One Nays Operations at
the HOme...-An Appeal 10 the Pub
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REV ADVERFTsEMENIB,
Northern transportation Company.
Wsntsd-A Riding Horse.
UP. Church Lectures on the holy Land.
J. N. H.-House Wanted.
Rsmovsl-Local Notice.
Wood for sale-LccAi Noties.
Fifth Ward-Lo,al Notice.
Recruits Wanted-LOcsl Notice.
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DAILY LEADER.
sATUGDAY, mAHCH Is,' Iss5.
ThAvELERss REqIeTKIE.

- Oitisens Wishing conveyance to either Of fhe
above Trains or Boats will be called for BY Coaches
Of sseYen1 Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
ct the Omnibus OHcs, 1lT Superior utrsSt, neXt
door 70 the WeddslI House.
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AmMsEmIpfg.
+ RoTUREs on TIE HOLY LAND.
Rey. JAMTs PRFSFLFY. I'm.

mOVs UNMID D 10 IUHl9 IsUte
Of PiitIburg, Pa will deIiyera LECTURE in the
Unit.d Presbyterian Church, Erie ST., Wedness
day Evening" March 22, at ~ o'clock.
suBJEcT-"From the Bed Sea to Mount Eians
Also, on Thursday evening at the same place.
SubJtct-''Walks in snd about jerusalem Tick
ets to be had at e. 1. Baldwin & Co 3, Palmer'S
Drug Store, cornsr Prospect and Erie sts., and
Hover & Pope's, Ontario Bt. Proceeds for the ben-
eft Of tho Church. mh1e.195
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No TRAns.-RAID BIZ GrsHEAE WAEER.-
Owing to the tremendous freshet at Mead
vile, which has destroyed culverts,
bridges, &C., communications with points
farther east have been cut, and, conse-
quently, no trains went out on the Atlantic
& Great Western Railroad yesterday, nor
will they leave over that road for some days
to eOme, until the food shall have absted, the
gaps in the road have been bridged, and
the line thoroughly repaired up and down
the French Creek Valley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-18

WANTED-A GOOD, COMPETENT
w girl to do general houseEoIk 10 q small famI-
ly. References Iequir,d. Apply st No. cal Kins-
man street, betewen the Seminary and thS brick
Water Cure. mhls194a
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s,pninG 70 bear TIE House is brick, nearly new
~ si,in9 sevsp lofty rooms The barn, Carnage
house Cow sheds, and other out-buildlt &C. are = h
s-oo5 Condition Altogether, it is very deslTaDle
SSeSde1cs and will b. sold cheap ier eash Of long
,-adff a. paTfj.S sire EnQurs at los ST. Clair st.
eLe81l, eLe1s,,Ss S Poi i''A John ALUXANDER,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A
IL nice place stu ted on the corner Erie and
Rockwell SIS. No. us, about i've minutes walk from
the Weddel House. The property is in good cJndi-
tion, being newly painted md papered. The house
cont i7s 10 good rooms and closets, plenty water
and is considered cheap 81 5OO For particulars
quire 81 l46 SuperioTsl. lm7; '93l E. O. JONES.
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ATA BARGAIN-FOR SALE

n Subscriber offers for sale his residsr 4u9
two and 8 half miles from The Court 4ce, situated
desi fable locality. The Lot CO. AIouse, IN q very
s.rya. q aYceed inFIv choir~ ers ten ore half
sbundsnoo Of Shrrr- q land, and contains an
Strawberry plaut' -VDeEEj Raspberry trees anu any
q good 0rcbP- %; GIa Vines Ia good assoLt Eent&l
Of ssvep'- - five years old, consisting Of upwards
Sos zap lie, Pear, Plumb Snd Cherry Trees al al
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NWANTED--A GOOD " ORK HORSE,
w Harness and Wagon. Inquire Of L. 10 Imam,
academy OF Music mhs:lg3
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THOR SALE-TWO PORTABLE En-
GINEs. suitable for Oil Works. They have 8
S-ch dnes will hurn wood OF al, andare especially
arrenSed ior the OIL business. Apply soon. ADDRESS
JONAS ". VAC, RobiLson Machine MeriAss'
Richmund, Ind. n--o.3s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

SERENADERs.-That'sn not at Keokuk, but
1t will be noticed that several keokukians
were among the number. 1t was the sere.
made given to Senator Harlan and General
Curtis at Washington City, on Thursday eve.
ming, and at which the following gentlemen
from the Hawk Eye State were present.
Col. John A. Graham Assistant Register
OF the treasury; 5. Burgesser; b. b. John
son, VIM ID. Crum. Warren Lincoln. i. NJ.
naie' Coi. Geo. Cowie, Iowa State Agent;
Wesley NJ. White, VIM. l. Laws, ". S. Bay
ley, John Boyd, j. p. Driver, Hon. r. L. b.
Clarke, James A. Padan, correspondent OF
the Davenport Gazette, DR.. VIM. s. Marsh.
y Hamilton Beatty, Hawkins TAYLOR. A. NJ.
Scott, A. ID. Taylor. James I. Mccormack.
Capts. Daniel E. Cooper. and Henry n.
Moore, ). p. c. Poulton ['Potomac cor.
respondent Of the Muscatine Daily journal.
". X. Reynolds. Jr., correspondent of the
Iowa City Republican, F. Z. Fullinwider.
Judge ). W. MeDill, Lieut. Thomas l.. Dill.
ley, correspondent of the Burlington Hawk
Eye, l.. u. lngersoll. Librarian Interior De.
Partment, t. j. Mesiek, Col. n. p. Chapman
n. MeCrea, correspondent of the Keokuk
gate City, John Corson, Chief of property
branch Y. NJ. g. O.; ". s. Graf, VIM. p.
Dunwoody, Sam NJ. Rankin and Brig. Gen.
.. NJ. Hedriek. Interesting speeches were
made by Harlan and Curtis after which the
Hawkeyes dispersed, highly pleased with the
performances the evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The Keokuk County Ne,cs SAYS that it APP
pears by the Assessor s return, that the total
value of sheep destroyed in that county during
the past year is three thousand three hun
dred and thirty seven dollars. Just three
thousand three hundred and thirty one and
one half dollars more than all the dogs in the
State are worth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
cfinantiaI AND CommtrtiaI.

New York Market.
By Telegraph Nsw YoaK, Aug. %
Cotton-steady prices without material change st n
045c for middng.
Rlour-Opened to loo better, but closed dull with
the advance partly lost at 850S 90 for Extra State
0a19 20 for Extra X. Ii. o. and 30D11 90 for trade
brands Included in sales 500 bbs Extra State
first 20 days In September At co. and 600 bbis do for
Z rs.
whisky-state firmer; Western at 2 1eMO2 %.
Wheat-0pened to DC better, but closed dull With
t6p1 So for NIL Club 5sa4l 81 for Amber Nil Il
for Winter Red Western, and is for Amber Mich.
Rye better at 9e@l or
Corn Opened lie better, but closed dull with advance
lost at Qt96c for uusound e6 29Sc for sound closing
at e61zc for round shipping PARCELS
oats-Firmer; Western at CO i44641Ic. closing dull
Sales include so 00o lush 70 arrive within ten days
e4i5c.
Conee-Quiet and frm.
sugarlz9lac for Cuba and Muscovsdo; Porto Rico II
1434alSc
Molasses-Dul.
Woci-Dull.
Parliamentary A. Sic for Crude. eales 1900 Dbl.
Ref ned In SBond5or september at 56c.
Pork-Mure setve aud nrmer at 50 so os3 90 for nev
"a 90 for prime and n 50e92T IS COR prime Also
$500 bbs for September sellers and buy ers
option. at 81 25G32 90
Beef-Firm at oo9l2 90 for plain mess, aud 10 Oo0
! IA 90 for extra
| Besf Hams-Dull Prime quiet at q ooa22 90
| Cut Meats-ln fair demand at l4lxSlGixc for shout
ders and leds2'c for hams.
! BAcon-tiull
| lard-Pirmer Sales of 3eo Dbl. at 1g3<d2sc
! Butter-Stsady At 2l12sc for ohio, aud 3lQa3sc f5
State.
Cheese-Quiet at loal6lk &c for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

1HE ST. Louis MARKEr.-Subseouent tn
the breaking out Of the war, St. Louis almost
ceased entirely to be the market either for
purchases or sales of Iowa merchants and
dealers. 1t Is now again rising in business
Importance, and regaining much of our trade
lost during the last four years. The trade of
southern and central Iowa with St. Iouis INNS.
hereafter constantly increase. MANY cons;d.
erations, this grand ''Father of Waters =
which washes the eastern border of our State,
with Its availability for shipping at cheap rates.
ana the direct and speedy connection with the
Mississippi which the Des MONIES Valley
railroad affords, will lead to this result. AL
ready does this road open channel to St.
Louis and points south, and to points cas-,
from this place to large portion of the
State, and the extent of this territory will be
increased as this road is extended and branch
roads are constructed. And by this trade the
prosperity of keokuk will be greatly en-.
HANGED. We see that business is rar;dlv not.
ting brisker in St. Louis, and the merchants
are stocking their establishments for n pros.
SN tuciiti>s Inc NSfCS saws
AS the fall season approaches the hum OF
business becomes louder and its marts more
lively and thronged. Our merchants anpear
to have prepared themselves with heavy and
assorted stocks. The amount of goods re.
eeiVeo In st. Louis during this month and
now being received is very large, and we
think we can say to the whole breadth os
country to which supplies are sent from St.
Louis, that our merchants are well prenared
ior hlhns orders in all departments of trade
ihey have been induced to believe that .
heavy trade will be done in ST. Ionic .ho
coming fall, and they have prepared ,bam
selves for it.
lhereIs every reason to believe .kat orders
can be filled in thus marks. upon az GOOD
terms as IN any city in the West. Our Nor
chants are permanent, substantial men. tbov
nave the facilities for doing business md
they viii do it the coming fall if good in.
daeements to purchasers will secure that QUO.
TOM w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

DRowsED.-The body of mulatto boy,
was found in the river yesterday morning.
The verdict of the Coroner's inquest was,
unknown and accidently drowned, subsequen
~ however, Mr.. Perkins informs us, tina the
has learned the boys name was William Law
renee. Lives at St. Louis. Was sent to an
uncle here, went fishing, and by accident
slipping into the water, was drowned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

NEW CARD TYrE.-Being DESTROYS to ''keep
pace with the times, we have made arrange.
ments to receive from the manufacturers the
latest and most beautiful styles of card and
circular type, as fast as issued Our custo.
mers can, therefore, have any particular
style of printing executed in satisfactor,
manner, and at cheap figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
GRAND UNION RALLYu
THE LOYAL MASSES OUTS
BAD DAP FOR SNAKESgli

The Union Rally and Mass Meeting at the
Junction Saturday was one Of the largest and
most successful political meetings ever held
in the county. The soldiers and loyal men
and women of Old Lee turned out in force.
Our own city was well and largely repre-
sented, as was also Fort Madison, and indeed
the entire county. There was complete har-
mony and unanimity; No dissensions in the
councils of patriots. Cops must have taken
to their holes, for not even hiss was heard.
The tremendous outpouring of thousands,
when they had anticipated hundreds, was a
complete extinguisher upon the Butternuts.
And the spirit of all present was that of the
earnestness and enthusiasm which are the
harb,nger of glorious victory.
The address of Senator Williams was one
of the ablest and most successful efforts that
it has ever been our pleasure to hear from
stump or platform. Concise without indefi
niteness, full without prolixity, earnest with
out passion, and ornate without redundancy !;
symmetrical in structure and elaborate in
finish, it was complete exposition of the
issues before the people, OF our present ma
tional status, and of the relative claims of the
Democratic and Union parties for popular
support. If we do not notice this able ad
dress further it is because we hope to lay it
before our readers shortly in complete form.
The other addresses were pointed fit and
forcible.
The music of the Brass and Martial Bands
added much to the pleasure Of the day.
| The large crowd present and the prevalent
good feeling made the meeting highly enjoya-
Bile, and catching the spirit that seemed to
animate all, we feel jubiant in the pros pee,
of full and inspiring triumph at the ensuing
election.
The ticket is q strong one, composed o.
good men, and true, and it will be largely
elected.
We shall notice hereafter the claims of tn,
candidates to the support of the loyal voter
of Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would say go and see Kra-
mer, Irwin & Co, as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

SORGHUM GROWERS will find the best and
cheapest assortment of sheet-iron pans, extra
length, width and finish, at BrownelFs Iron
Store, corner Fourth and Main streets.
aug % mon thurs sat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

~, AN IRISH glaaier was putting pane of glass
ing oy, began joking him, telling him to mind
ana put IN plenty of putty. The Ir;sbman
bore the banter for some time. bpt Of D iaa.
a,encea his t'rmenter by: "Arrah now be
without any putty - - 'ei heao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28


| BY Telegraph CHICAGO Aug. &c.
Flour-Prm and less active. Sales at 10 256t2 Is %
White Winter 10 90 for Red inter, aud 5oGa rs ~
Spring Extras.
Wheat-spring excited ahd 1ze better and &c highe
early but at close Loot the advance Red doll and j
lower nj l 81 for No | Red 3s3xGl 10 for No
Spring, and % 81 81 frSo2
Cornx TO lie lover at Tscc for White; kz7Sc for NJ
], ana TaesTolx e for No 2.
osts-Prmer early, but closed DC over at 3sS+oc 70
No'2.
Rye-5c better at ss@s5c for No l, and 7sGssc 70
No.
kHrl~y-Firmer at e0Ge5c
Proy,-an--M-ts pork .tesd1 and frmst 20 G0taS1 %
the inside fer repzck.d and prime dull at "a o.
Bulk meas higher and more setivt-no particular
given
Whishy-Eirm at lTtT2 Is
Hogs-Firm at II t0G1l 20
Beef Catte-iood Cattle firm. sni lower for common
at co al 90
FLAX Feed Scarce and wanted at IS.
Money--Ccse.
Exchange-Pirm
Gold-i43i4ql+s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The Richmond Vhig editorialy advocates
the ratification, by Virginia, of the constitu-
tional amendment abolishing slavery, and
urges called session of the Legislature in
November, to harmonic the legislation of the
State with the wishes and policy of the Gen
eral Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
CITY NEWS.

Col. HILLS received too late to read at
the Convention Saturday, letter from Col.
Weaver, which we shall publish to- morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

MISS Emma Richards, Pennsylvania
Friday morning, and died in the sfIsrpon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

WIRz, Wirtz, Werz and Wertz are few of
the ways of spelling the name of the Andel
sonville Jailor, now on trial at Washington.
One who has seen his signature assures us
that he spells his name Hartz, and therefore
We spell it so but it makes little difference
so long as he is speedily tried and gets his de-
erts.-Chicogo Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

EOR SALE-A two story brick DWELLING
four rooms and kitchen, halls studded and lsthsS.
GOD cesx lot Allied with fruit trees and Eraps vines
strssas- Price 81 ,5oo-very cheap Rnou.re 81
VIM FULTON
sdSs Rsal Estate Agent Third D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

, A NOBLE woman, by the name of Susan Viii
Hams, South Sutton, Mass, gives to every
soldier who enlisted from that town, on his
return, the sum of FIVE dollars, and the
same amount to the families of those who
have fallen in defense of their country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The New York Herald processes to have
private advices which justify the suspicion
that the defects in the ocean cable are due to
the malicious jealousy of n firm whose bid for
its manufacture was refused.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

SIX thousand FIVE hundred dollars boro
been subscribed by Washington secess;on;s, g
TO the Mrs. jeff Davis testimonial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The property of this Company consists of . lease
for twenty years. with royalty Of one-tenth on the
farm of Archibald Mitchell, Longfall Greek in Nc
Lean county. Ky, within mile Of producing well
and two aud half mile, from Green River na.gabIe
stream tor steamers during the whole year This sec
ton OF country has long been famous Oil spr
The President Of this Company formerly lived Ia this
part of kentnck and svaied himself the first oppor-
tuuity after the expulsion of guerrss
prospect the country and by the aid resident
secured this most desirable lease.
80 favorable an opportunity for parties wishing to
vest in Oil interest has net been offered to the public
The Company do not rely upon he tae OF stock for
profit but solely upon the of
consequent upon the development OF OIL
This Company will commend itself % the citizens
Iowa Hom> Consdny, the officers orginatorp OF
which are all wall known. Its object is . bona fde de-
veopmenf Of Oil Lands and not the wild fraud
speculation characteristic Of many foreign companies
Preparations for boring will be made imme diately a.
soon a. requisite machinery be procured and the
means OF the Company will be sacrely applied to this
purpose.
For the purpose of Immediately procuring machinery
and com reucng work, the Company offers the follow.
ing ,zfrd tndacem>ts Subscribers to the first 6fteen
thousand dollars of stock shall have the privilege
taking
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

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