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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

And, knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using ANYTHING pertaining to Quackery or the
Patent Medicine order-most OF whom are pre-
pared by lf.styled Doctors. who are too igno-
rant to read physicians prescriptions, much
less competent TO prepare pharmaceutical prepa-
rations.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
eEEea'CIIegzaZS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.

[F.o.. lie iU". o.. (O1 J. DR. JerdrJi1
Among tbe INSU; ANCG COMPANIES
which rl, Policicr ~, ~ rre -.,Ve!'ine o. H're ~
was lie MERCHANTS ol Uar.olt. Conn.. and
the way il axes care o. is cusomcls is siIown
by he iol'owing:
HACT0oGp, May c7th, 1865
J. s. REED Sia'e A;e.i:
Loss ct VI "'ins,or. Ohio. Exomne, and, if
found all light. pay ri oIce.
T.. Il. LOBDELL, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

THE dove was the firs, newspaper. carrier,
when one morning il went out and fetched
leaf for Noah. 1t contained egra ph
on the weather. and notifying him that the
heavy storm had subslded.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

MONEY and time are the heaviest burdens
of lite, and tho unbuppiest of mortals are
those who have moro Of either than they
know how to use.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means of eiiectng sales, such as copy.
ing, parts OF advertisements of popular remedies
and finishing with certificates.
The Science of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PURE and MAJESTIC, having Facts for its
B"sis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
Capital
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

Two old New England ministers were
riding by gallows, when the elder one
asked the other: "Where would you be
II that tree bore its proper fruit?" Rid.
ing alone, sir" was the immediate reply
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

WEILNGToN June 2d. 1865.
Recei'd OF the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF Hartford, Conn. per !. 5. Reed,
State Agent Two thousand Dolars. in ;n'l Tor
Policy OF sare amount on our Slole cnG Ware
house, destroyed by fire. A Company lnat thus
fairly and promptly meets is losses deserves gen.
eral patronage.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

CAREs-llls that never happen have chief.
Jy made men wre ched.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

From The Ph'lad'a Ecening Bulletin, March lO,h
We are gra,tied to hear Of the continued sue.
cess in New York, OF our townsman. Mr. H. r.
Ilelmboid, Druggist. His store, next to the Me
tropotan Hotel, is 20 feet front, 230 feet deep
and five stories in height. 1t is certainly grand
establishment and speaks favorahly OF the merit
OF his articles, lie retains his Office and Labor
atory in this city, which are also model estab
lishments OF their class.
The Proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from The fact that his remedies, al
though advertised, are
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD:

am acquainted with II. II. Hclmbold; he oc
cnpied the drug store opposite my residence, and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before him.
have been favorably impressed with his charac
ter and enterprise. WIN WElGHTM \N,
Firm of Powers 81 Weghman)
M1ngtactmriRg Chcm,sts,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
A WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is most importan mt and the afflicted sho'd
not use an advertised medicine or any remedy,
unless is contents or ingredients are known to
others besides the manufacturer. or until they are
satisfied of the qualifications Of the party SO of.
lering.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

The WORD SuFFRAGE.-There is no
word in the English language used, per.
haps, as often as Mis, whose definition or
meaning is so little understood, in tech
nical sense-for that serse must be- The
foundation upon which custom or conven.
tionalism is based. Suffrage is a COM
pound word. made up of the prefix sa6,
under, and the irregular verb trango, to
break, from which comes the word frac.
tion. The word was coined and ncorpo.
rated into the English language, from a
knowledge Of the manner in which tho an.
clients exercised that right: In Rome the
shard or fragment of earlhenware was
used. instead of the paper ballot with
which we vote ON which was written or
marked the name Of the person TO be el-
eyatec to Office from merit, or banshed,
as dangerous to the interests OF the state
The prefix SUB answers TO this question:
"For whom do you cast your frage OF
fraclion?" The answer was, this or that
man, sub, under whose rule the votel
will be, If elected. In Greece they made
use Of the oyster-shells. Six lhousant
shells was the requisite number for tn,
sentence Of banisment or exile. Tht
name Of the person 30 condemned mus
be written on the shell. Phocion was os
tracised,or banished by oyster shell votes
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
Testimonial
DR.. d. TT. Seelye & Co,

Sole Proprietors. Chicago, Illinois.
9rLaboratory at Freeport, Illinois.
STRONG g. ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, o.
JOHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
VIM. JOHNSON, Detroit Mich.
Sold in Chardon by J. Nichols, M. D., and by
Druggists everywhere. 7S2ian6y
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

ABOUT PoTAToEs.-Tho tendency of po-
tatOes to sprout in tho early Spring ia re.
ported to be prevented in Scotland, and by
80 doing their full edible qualities are pre-
served and "moaly" potatoes can be had all
summer from theprovious years growth
The experiment costs but little, and is
worthy of Beng tested by every one who
doubts its efficacy. Obtain from drug
gst one ounce OF liquor of ammonia Charts
horn) to pint of water; lot the potatoes be
immersed in this mixture four or five davs,
tEen dry them. Their substance IS thus
consolidated, and mnch of tho moisture OK.
tracted, without tho slightest injury for Ia.
BILE qualities, but their vegotatiye power is
forever destroyed. If spread out after i'm
mersIon so as TO be well aired, they will
keep good for ten months.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01
CLOSING-OUT
SALE!

We aOould say to oar old
customers that aOe are not get
ting up the sOind for the sake
Of dispostng Of the remnant Of
our goods, but Mat a0e have just
returned from the CITY Of
McaO YORK;, aOhere aOe haze ptr-
chased q MeaO &och Of Goods,
aOhich, for voriety of style, dr.
rabaity of material and firm
ness Of feature, cannot be er'
celled IN this section. We aOaW
sell them to oar customers for
ONLY a LIVING PROFIT!
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-01

Ed ID. r. King, of Chardoni and Elder r, G.
White, of Munson, arc our authorized agents
for the MONITOR S22m6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

Tssasssst oanDaisa 1nAsa.
New York. Jan. I.
Tks Tues ~ ) spscial, datsd Hunts.
vile; Aha. which saJs the Tennessee cam.
paigs i euded.
The lass Of Hoods army creased The
Tenaessee river on The 90th, With eiph,
pieces of artillery Asd lS OO0 nsn.
He'left Macon with s5, 600, wss rein.
forced BY 5000 and had Ito pisees Of sr-
tillery.
After the 6ght q Nashville, both r.
mics foundered in the mud for about ten
days, Hoods remnant Of infantry crswlsd
of during the night and his csvaley stub
bornly resisting, pursued during the day.
Il is believed Hood hssbnried Or thrown
into the river u least 80 guns.
He abssdoaed large numbsrs Of wagons
and amtujsscss.
Our Official list Of prisoners numbesv
800, not iocladiag 5000, captsssd from
Rhoddy. on the 9th. Over 600 deset.
ters have also reported.
1t is said Hood il going to Meridiaa.
Miss, to endeavdr 10 reorganise.
The chase in force has been aband ndoned,
though Steedman is across the river with
orders to harrass him and capsare % much
As possible.
A new campaign has already been pro.
iected. and the corps of Woods, Scho6eld
and Smith are already moving.
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IOR 6ALt-The lares, fssIy liaished
DROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STONES. a4
! OrS1cg o. CoMM1eeanY o. &cDgsnxc8,
DUpuorx. Iowa. Jan. 80, 1866.

Orrscs o. CsnnfasanY o. srBusnxcx,l
Drsuors, Iowa, Jan. I'D, 1862
Il - s.s..ay =. ,s is 4 r I'm ssss tie
kowing Gabssssace Stores for the ~ Of the unisa
1tstes Army, vsz:
No Atss - F,fm< Esss fsrk.
The Pork must have bees packed from the bsosk. and
the Prime Mo- in accordance Nth the direcicns Of
sids iii DO received for iarss or snail quantities and
the Pork 20 ~ delivered q Dubrque buringfoH Moo
Preposs siii suo be recsivsa os furni.hise n Iint
q au..s,s {. pssraus and csa.r ss ssls x
TlOar, usnufaesared from prime spsins whsss in
strong rsard - ~ hoop barfss CO. 20 - sps-
K,ndred Corn n.al, IN tisht bsrrel fun hesd lined
800 poan1 70 te hsrrsL Tbs nesi nsss be e'orsashiy
Nov % wniss Is ssss n ashs bursis. fsii hesdlnnd.
Honiny, IN tight barrels, full headlsed
eoap. fn 20 p0und bexe%
Prre VIs~rsS. nnaalActured only from Cider Nhis
ky free p all iorsiEn scids snd njurcu. e
pare carbonate potash nsaaiise one huld ounce
: Propsss;s sro Il 70 ben. ss n.ds in dupise.ss
Badders vim the exsrt une and place at which
they viii bs prepared % delira The different Articles
and the quantity they can surnsh,
a.torizsd inspector At fhs expnse Of tho ecsraetor
and certificates of nspzctDs n A4ptests 10 accompany
each account when pI.ss.ssd g g.yn.,nt -, .es.,n
ccntaisx the y - c<r~fny laeelsd on th eide
with the OF persons pFeaenting the proposal
All bids rnu.t acoompaaied with gnsssnfee From
two responsible parties s the fAfhfs a the
contract
Contractors are exp.cted hold the articles With
ont exPenss to the United States until requires ios n
ment.
il al ea.es no< ss-sAiy e1eeptsi tho srsiess NM.
be reaiy fsr delivery at the time specified In eake OF
fa. United 6ssfes the night TO pasxhAse
to mako good the deficiency.
The cost ct package re included IN the price OF
the article package 70 be arked With the rn
tents, and the OF person furnishing me article
aud the date Of purr hssey
Proposas for different srtices must be on separate
sheets Of paper.
Zach bid must have printed copy Of this ADVERTISE
mens posted head and must Be specific In comply
ing with all sfs tsrtns.
All be delivered free of dAyage st fuch places wfh
In the cities nam may be repaired BY tie rnder-
signed
payment be made N such funds as may be furnished
By tha United States. -
the bids offered
pfoposas to be endorsed Proposals for Subsistence
SIores-r j. }. PALMER Capt aud " .
jan9-dtd
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New York, Jan. I.
The Tribune's Norfolk correspondent
says of The Wilmington expedition
The transports we're oil of Fort Fisher
three days before the var ships arrived;
the weather good and the enemy koown
to he in small force; that their coal was
exhausted and they had 10 return to Beau
fort, leaving again as soon a. possible;
that without waiting for them Porter blew
up the powder boat and opened Gre; that
troops we're TO land when the powder boat
wAs exploded and take advantage Of the
shock produced. and when Weitsel did
land be found the fort uninjured. aud
that m assaulting party would meet With
more bloody resuits than .. Fort Wagner
and advised Withdrawal, 70 which Bv,.
Ter assented.
Military authorities expected Porter
would run the gauntlet and get in the
rear Of the fort. 90 Cape Fear river and
thus shut up the river. When on the
ground, the Admiral was requested 10 do
this, but refused.
The flag that was captured was taken
from the ditch outside OF the fort, by I
brave officer, and the dispatch bearer vas
shot third of mile from the fort. Mt
ono Of our men got inside the fort os
any of its defens.s.
While the Transports were waiting fol-
the war ships, the 6rst three days. the
rebels sent down heavy reinforcem emsnts 70
Sugar Loaf camp, in the vicinity Of tht
fort and these r.inforcemsnts we're readt
to assis, the fort in case there was snj
attack.
The Wilmington correspondents Of the
Richmond Dispatch says our forces, At one
time we're between Wilmington and Fort
Fisher. cutting of fcommunication both b
land aud water. Ii they had Not been .di@.
lodged soon, Fort Fisher would have fal
len as Fort Morgan did, and with its fal
the fate Of Wilmington would have beer
sealed.
The Richmond Sentinel says the uortl
is becoming bankrupt BY which the soutl
ixsure 10 gain its independence.
j.
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Of st.ses--Pria.srs' Gel.
ebratien.
WashingtoI

Washington, Jan. g.
A letter from the army Of the James,
dated Friday, says:
All is quiet in this Department. A
severe rain-storm has prevailed all day,
making the roads almost impasssb BILE.
Ii is known that a bill is pending in
the House of Representatives for the re-
construction Of the States the government
Of which have been subverted or over
thrown by the rebellion, thus establish
ing-a rule applicable TO them al.
Representative Wilson has introduced
Z substitute for the bill providing that no
Representatives shall be received fro N
any such State until BY joint resolution
of Congress, approved BY the President,
or passed Notwithstanding his objectioue.
Il shall Declared that the State bas form
ed : just local governments. republican in
form, and is entitled to representation 10
Congress. In other words, the substitute
proposes to deal With each State separo&e-
y % IL osn merits without ! system Of
admission applicable TO them.
The Columbian Typographical Society
last night celebrated. By : supper, it's fif-
tieth anuivsnary. Among the invited
guests were Speaker Colfax, Representa-
tives Baldwin, Of Mass, brooks and
Ambrose W. Clark. Wm. Faxou, Chief
Clsrh 81 the Navy Department, J. 9. Nj
cOlay, ths PresidenEs Private Secretary
px-Post Master, General Horsto King.
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$50 Memphis, Jan. 8. .
Gen. Dana has received information Of
bis cavalry force, sent cut from here on
the 2lst OF December. They struck the
Mobile and Ohio railroad Eve miles below
Corinth. and had, on the eth. utterly
destroyed II to bslov Okslona. Tvensy.
nine bridges, 4 great delI of tres,le vork.
thirty-svo railroad cars, 800 army wagoss
aud 1000 csrbines, we're slse destroy cd
Forrest's camp Of dismounted men, 1t
Verona, dispersed, and six officers and
twenty men ware captured. The cxps-
dision did not lose . man.
Gen. Emerson has orders to destroy the
road Ms far ~ Meridian and release our
prisoners st Cahawba if possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
BoSTWICK'S
Patent HOt-Air Crate

In this unty. The Crate h Improvement that can
be attached any Crate Fireplace, BY which two
rooms be heated by the FIRE; or il will kive
you twice uch heat for you get from
without the patent. thereby saving cnehalf the
smountpf fuel Its merits apparent 10 all upon in-
spectiUfs
Call and examine attachments At W. 8 Moore's Tin
Shop, On Main, near 4th street.
W. g. MOORE,
ians-dlw j. BAKER MEDE2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
NOTICE..

To James Brown, Agent:
You are hereby n6s that there IN fIe IN the
cTs OF the District Couri of Lee rcunty- Iowa at Keo
kuk petition Of the Des Moinesya ey Railroad Com
pany. Formerly the KecEnk, Fort Des Mones and Min
Railroad Company claiming of you the srm Of
twelve hHnred ard enty onr 800 dol with Elk
cent from the 3lsf day Of March, 1sEo and
also praying attachment
Uness you appear thereto aud defend before noon OF
the second day Of the term OF said District Csrt
comm encng the rst Monday In February, A. d. 1885,
Judgment will be entered against you BY iefauf.
Rev nre stamp Soc RANKIN MccRART.p
i~r1a~Aow Attyss for Pl'G.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

Main street. between d and 3d. 40 feet and story
house, ecutxinIng for dwellings, and two good
rocnt sith cellar and cstern, fixtures Ia the
house. paved and mscadSmired, on 9TH street between
Nam and Blondeau--now occupied and doing the bsst
business the city their ns Price 81 00e part cash
down and part on time II will sceonmodate two ffmi-
with dwelling and stores and will be sold to
suit II desired
Story house Exchange street, opposite the
Methodist Church. rcoms, cistefn ard cellar Price
<5Io Aso story brick, with rooms and cistern
of two squares from the market, 4th street. Price
Ss09- All the above property will pay ten per cent
the inve stnsent
MISSOURI LANDS.-I will sell Or exchange for Mis-
souH lands the following property At low prices Husi
lot 20 feet ~ 80 feet 4fh street. between Main
and Dlondeanthe best stand of from Main strict. live
Of land situated miles frem the Court Heuse
in the addition Of this city, ws adapted
yard Also, one we'll located city lots In oil limits.
saitabe ffr dwellings Address giving absorption or
iand-, J. l. CuhTIs.
iant-d1ha Keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

Cairo, Jan s.
The steamer Lockwood from Little
Rock arrived With 10 refugees and so or
phsns in destitute condition, many Of
them sick. Several died on the way up.
Three other boat loads are coming
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

Washingtou, Jan. 7.
A lettsr from Isosdon oo.sty. Virgins,
dated the Sd, says . cavalry force from
Sheridan's army visited the neighborhood
Of Upperville and Middiebury. on the
9Th uIt., and destroyed and carried -ay
a considerable lot Of property Belonging
10 secessionists.
A few days ago smother party Of Union
cavalry entered the country from Fairfax
and made several arrests Of disloyal per.
SONS. Sas
A brigade Of cavalsysod artillery, hsa
been posted near Leavi,tsville, Genera
Davis is in command. Winter quarters
are being provided for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

ExsAa4gs - RsissasssI
oss Monroe, Jan. q,
via Baltimore Jan. 7.
The exchange Of prisoners has again
been rssumsd.
Cel Milford arrived fron Washisgssn|
Yesterday, and left Ear Vsrienos. On the
James river, with City rebel oficsm u
charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
Sunday Night Report.


8oothsE1 Accounts.
New York, Jan. 8.
Rebel papers just received furnish the
following
Augusta, Ga, Jan. 5.
Kilpstrick has crossed the Alsahoma,
but he is supposed to be on the Carolina
side Of the 6avannah river.
Virginia papers repor, that Gan. For
rest has been killed b. one of his own
mon.
The Yankses have made raid on the
Mobile 4 Ohio R.ilroad. They tore up
some miles Of tho track GEAR Verona.
A private letter says that Gen. Price
is not dead.
Is j. oarrently reported here that Gen.
Hood is dead.
Charleston. Jan. S.
No further movements Of the enemy
are reported to-day. His cavsiry u still
concentrating and assembling between
Hardeesvilis and the 6avanush ri9er -
There il no truth in their reported ad-
vaDoe o. Gfatsviile.
The reported deaths Of Hood and For
rest are not confirmed.
From SavansaA ws leass that General
Sherman is pursuing > very ccnciIFstory
policy, and has issued proclamation per
mitsiag planters TO bring 10 their produce
q usual, and holds out inducemeuts for
them 10 do 20. This looks - If De felt
perfectly secure and meant 10 mako I'll
the friends hs can.
The CAArlssson Neressy understand,
that Sherman has given the citizens ol
SAvannah 6fteen days 10 settle up their
bask and oeher accounts, which ar4 % b
balanced 10 confederate treasury iotss. II
this be true there viii be but fev opeu
accounts in Savannsh after the fifteen
sdsys' truce sxpirss
Everybody and evsrybody's relation
viii besages TO sQnsrs upge opce. Gen
Hood being nov safely across th@ Ten
peses river beyond an doubt, vs awai
With some interest fof details Of his future
movements. Gen Thomas will eudeavol
BY Ill practicable means to prevent him
| II possible, but delay al events, from pro
oeediDg 70 ChsFlsston or any other plao,
on the prospective line Of Shsuman''
march. Whsthsr il Be che object 81 Hoot
| TO march to the defense of Caarlestoo re-
maias 10 b soeu. Whstsver h the de
teFminasion " may anticipate more sevsit
Sighting between the rival armies of Ten
oessee. Meanwhile Shsrmsu'b maroi
L a. L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
M ASKING MADE EASY AND
w gpEEDY-Nsssrs Knox Alnxon M M pe.s-

~ SpEEDf-Aessrs Knox Maxon, Of Nj. Pleas
ant the and manufacturers OF r. Ttrkfi's
Patent Washing Machine The Machine y exhibition
the Desng ard veranta House, which IL email
ps la con.tracoa, easily vosed b body and cheap
They have done the washing at number of houses dos
Ing average washinx in hour and doing it wesL
All the laas who IL wofk were ddighted with II
without exception.
MeSshs uDdersigncd. havirg the above Machine
in pract Al operation cheerfuIy recommend the
FOR of labor and rapdity and completeness of
ton:
Mrs n waring, Mrs Wan Greken,
Mrs GaEord, Mrs T Mayer,
Mrs Ann Bnrkitt, Mrs RsAring
Mrs W @ Ftripe, Mrs . VOORHEES,
Mrs W " Jameson, Mrs Leiscnring.
Ntssys Kner e Maxon:-Yon viii please send one q
your Aachn 10 each u the following subscribers
Rev r Tefcs. Mrs B Howell
s Mrs Burgess, = n lowe,
M A Wnrtnx, . Vim Thompson
Hrx n & L1hatches, Geo EiliixISs.
Mrs Craig, = II II Slaughter
Younker, L Becker,
HI Be.er, Chittenden.
o Kitsr,
-. .Cbanfy fights ean Be had At low figures.
r. e~Nnstiae e nanccek, Clark and Van Barren -
in-luded ID this right
Rs.asss-R Fbssss. Love. snd Georys WI
liAns Keokpk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

sOWU 49, SAOUO1 y
3 New York, Jan. Z.
Yhs Charlesson Msrcary. of the sisk
6hsrman has Esislosoed Fostsr's sxps.
ditios againse the Chasieston and Daysa.
nah rsilrcsd. s
The Asgssts Rssisess of ~ Lei -
nrms tbis sspest, ssying that Fostsr
batteries have bees issrssssd.
The Rishooed Dspatsh, u tn ~
says:
We will not b surprised, at ssy mo-
Dsnt, p learn that 6hsinaa il oa ~
march. ~
The Sentinel urged modi6catioo oI
the railroad system in Georgia and South
CasoiBa. Thslinss nev,rss iuse vhsrs
they shodid not that d they sfe too
close to Sherman's army, and = the lattsr
cannot Be moved. tho former ought 70 be-.
The Henld's Shsnandoah correepood.
snt says
There are rumors il circulation IL thai
region. which il 10 not proper to psblishI
shss the rebels are ssgaged in some mysa
tsrious military movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
Cairo. Jan. 7

CATO, Jan. 4.
The steamer Odd Fellow Was sunk By
ice at Colunbus to-day. She went down
in 100 feet water, and will be total loss.
She vas valued At $4,000 to $20, 900.
No insurance.