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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-25
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


DR.. j. addresses all those who have Injured them
selvea by improper indulGeHgence and solitary h&b.
It's, which ruin both body and mind, uniting then
for either business, study society or marriage.
THEsR are SONG Of the sad aed melancholy effectl
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weaknesr
OF tue Bsek and LIu Ls Palma in the Head, Dimnesi
OF sight, Loss Of Muscular over, PAIpitaton OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabiity, Derange
nlent Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Sym ptonis ofConsumption, &c. iFF1t 81
hEHE4LL7-Fhe fearful effects on the mind art
much TO he dreaded-Joss of Memory, Confusion o.
ideas, Depression Of Spirits Evil Forbodings Aver
idity, &C., are some of the evils produced. -
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can now fudge
what is the OF their declining health, LOSING
thoir Tigpr, becoming wssk, pale, nervous and
eTaciated, having Singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-25
YOUNG MEN

mo naTu injured themselves by certain practlci
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or Mt school, tho effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and II moi
cured rendera marriage impossible, and destroyI
both mind and body, shnuld apply Immediately n
What a pity that young man, the.bope OF his
country, the darling OF his parents, should be
matched from all prospects and epioyments of life
by the consequences Of deviating from the path Of
nature audindulging in u certain secret habit Sdof
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-25
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the nnst
necessary requisites TO promote eounublaI happI.
hess. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hohr
" darkens to the View the mind becomes shadow
with despair and filed with the melancholy refiec
ton that the hHppines4 Of another hscomes olghtet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-25

Truat not your lives, or health to the caro- of np,
llearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute Q
knowledge, name or character, who copy DR.. John
sten advertisements or style themselves, In the
newspapers, regularly Educated PbvsIoians. incS,
pablo OF Curing, they keep you trifing month after
month taking their filthy and poisonous compounds
in DESPAIR, leave you with ruined uealt6 to EIeb
over your own CALLING disappointment
Dr- Johnston is the only Physician advertigfng
Office. ~ "A
tta remedies or treatment are unknown to all
others, prepared from lite spent in the great hos
pitSA OF Europe, the first in the country and more
extensive private practice than any other Physician
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-25
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCB.

WHICH the nlBBuidCd and -impr1dent votnTJi on
pleasure finds that he has mbbed the seeds of thi,
painful hGeasep it too often happens that an timej
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, deters Him
from applying to those who, IRON education and
respectabiiity, cnn alone befriend him. delaying til
the oopstitntionAl symptoms Of this h6fTid disease
make their appearance such as lore tbroat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs, dimness of ssht, Deafness nodes on the shin
bones and arms, bio;ches the head, face and az
tremiteS progressing with frightlu rspidity till al
last the palate of the mouth the bones OF the uo1r
fall In, and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
period 70 his dreadful s1tferings by sending hin
traveller returns" "0-S' "'
It Is melancholy taet that Thousands fail v,ot;m,
10 this terrible disease, owing to the unskilfIlneTI
Of ignorant preteuders, who, by the usO OF thai
GsG3iy Poison, 2Srcury, ruin the constitution hn6
maze tho residue of life miserable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

A-Ths special from Charleston to tde
World says that before the occupation oi
the city BY our troops. it had passed un-
der the control Of thieving bands OF the
chivalry, who practiced every species Of
robbery upon The unfortunate iuhabi.
tants. They we're guilty of the grossest
excesses, and in fleeing before our troops
they took with them large amount OF
property. Verify is tbe parent city Of
the rebellion brought 10 grief, despoiled
by her own chivalrous sons and passipg
under the dominion of hated Northern
mudsills doth she now grievous penance
for her sins.
The Same dispatch says that the me-
groes we're jubilant over the capture of
the city. They surrounded our troops
with every demonstration of delight
They we're in destitute condition, beg
ged for work. aud some of them offered to
enter the ranks and fight against their
former masters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

|ia. Thsy report that Hardss's force had
bseu tDslscsptsd By 6hsrmauaCRsogl
All Of 6hsrmsn's supply vessels had been
ordered from Hilton Head to some other
point. 's$
The Herald's Havana correspondent
~: , syc.
The siege Of the city Of Osj,css vas
Terminated on The OH ultino By the sur.
rssdsr Of the place, With it Republican
garrisou, eonsissiog Of I 900 men. to Mar
shall Ba1ins, il oonmand of the Iopsrial
forces. Gen. Psrdsrro. The Repu6licaa
eomu1edef. stlenpted - mako hia sseapa
i Ill dfSs. but was discovered, ssssStsd,
aad q once shot.
The gperrillas In Nichosas, under
Rojas and Romero, had bsen attacked and
almoss Annihilatsd BY the Inperialists.- -
Rojss and Romero we're among the slain.
Diner guerrilla parties in the Southwest
part Of the country have received severe
punishmsnt,
: Ths Hsfald's Washington spesial says:
Sheridan has sent . force forward TO
ascertain if Leo i preparing to fall back
70 Lynch burg.
The HersId's army Of the Poto mac COR
respondent says:
IL Aas bean discovered that the army
mails have been robbed Of millions Of
dollArs in money and vAluablss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

Memphis, Fe b. 2S,l
via Cairo. March 2.

Memphis, Fa ID. %,
via Cairo. March
Gen. Roberts, commanding this Dis
trict, soon leaves for Springfield, Mass,
being one Of the Board Of Examiners o.
small arms TO meet 10 that city.
Gen. Gfierson is to have charge Of al
cavalry in the Department Of the West.
The Bulletin publishes list Of rebel
sympashixers aud deserrers residing il
Memphis Who Aave taken the amsssty
oath, numbering 100. The name Of An
drew Jackson Donelson is among them
Dsserters continue to arrive here large
y and are better class of people thar
heretofore.
Measures are being taken for the i'm
provement Of the condition Of white 70
refugees and freedmen ia this depart
mens. Con6sca.ed lots in the out,kir I,
Of the city and islands Of the Mississip p
river will BE- devoted to this purpose.
McDoagals band Of gusrrillas robbes
LswreneeviIie, Ballard county, KY, yes
terday, Of ten thousand dollars worth o
goods.
Hopissville, KY. vas visited the nigh
before and several stores robbed. Tive
Union men were SHOT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

Our Copperhead gentry of the North,
in times gone BY, we're much in the. habit
Of bemeaning the colored troops and 10
serting that they were worthless soldiers.
Now. however, since the rebels have taken
q fancy to employ colored soldiers in their
armies, the Copperheads are beginning to
appreciate their value, and you may bear
them demonstrating the impracticability
of whipping the rebel armies reinforced
by this force.
They have evidently adopted the rebel
view of the master, as set forth in tho
Richmond Wing. which says:
"Ths proposition has gained favor rap
idly of late, and promises to be adop' ed.
So far from exciting repugnauce in the
army, as at irst Appreciated, it has been
called for BY many regiments, and is ap-
proved BY nearly al the principal Off
GERS"
A prominent officer Of the rebel army
writes to the same paper as follows:
.sThs enemy has taught Us an important
lesson. He has caused the negroes 10
fight as we'll, if not better. than white
troops. Our prisoners declare that they
are the best soldiers and most thoroughly
drilled of the Union troops. 1mysell
have seen them work under ere where
white men could not be kept.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
An African major.

The following is > military Offset to
the civil proceeding. recently chronisled,
admitting Massachusetts, colored mar
to practice 10 the Supreme Court of the
United States
TIE War Department to-day issued it,
6rs, commission 70 . negro field officer
The negro is the same whom Lord
Rrougham called ex u s. Minister Dal
las attention to at the International Cen
gress At London. His commission recites
= It. the President reposiog special trust
"a y rfidence 10 Morton K. Delaney, bai
.nno;o,a, nn =; .;u a Major in blank regi
meu., q, s. e,.sored troops. He was inn
media,ely mu.,e,, I'd IN oy the principal
mastering officer Of tns o'''''o', ~
dered of 70 South Carolina !" 'ePo'' y
General Sskto0.
Major Delaney VAS fss emplcye- =
recruiting agent for the 54th hsssach.
sets, BY Maj Geo Il. Ssearns. and sub
seque0tIy he raised the lst Rhode Island
negro heavy artillery. ss veil as some ne.
gro organization for Cennsoticat He is
. native OF Pennsy ylvapia, aud ',ss rsssled
extensively 10 Africa, HE explorations
there having been referred to as length ia
The Royal Geographical Society Of Lon
don. He il fuli.blooded negro, with !
nas nose and kinky hais, and is very
proud Of his unmixed African lineage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
II il shsil fsil-if that fatal delay and hssi-
tation. .asdtimiditywhieh have brooded like

II it shsIl faii-if thaf fatal delsy and NJ.
tation. .andtimiditywhish have brooded like
nightmare over our legislative bodies, Ail-
! log the people with distsss and alarm,
shall still continue there, " urge The pso-
pie TO meet Ia mass assembly aad declare
10 voies that cannot b misunderStoo4
or despised, their opinion OF The msassrs
under confederation, and their judgmeat
on the eossse of thsir fepressnlativM.-
This is no time for mavkish delicacy !;
the public life il in danger, and the pub.
lio must say whether Il sAali chose 70 live
rather tlISn to die 10 compliment TO one
or two of its servants; and let ~ have .
grand meeting in the African church 70.
morrow night to consider this qusstioa !;
70 deelare at least the sentiment Of citi-
Gems and D jouruers here. The people oi
some Of Tie counties have spoken our
gallant soldiers have spoken let Rich
mond, teo, utter her thunders 10 the hesy-
ens to those who represent rs in State
and Confederate councils. II does seem
wonderful to the people Who have been
nufsed and waited on and watched over
BY negro eervants, 10 be told that rather
than b. defended BY them they must run
the peril Of : YApkee yoke p
The chivalry are evidently in = bad
way when they are constrained to confess
that their only hope is in the protection
Of their rights and their persons BY armed
slaves.
The Richmond Enquirer comedies With
the Sentinel, and closes its appeal for the
help of the negroes thus:
"The Confederate Senate still with.
holds negroes from Gen. Lee. Ihat body
actually jeopardixes the safety o. ne city,
our cause, liberty end people. Senators
are rapidly hurrying this people to the
crisis of their fate. More men are needed
10 save our cause. Withhold Them nov
and al must be lost, and yet the Senate
deiiberates aud that IL al it does, deliber-
stes. dsliberates. VIII not the Lsgisla.
ture of Virgisis come up to the defense
of the State aud provide BY State lav for
asming . large body Of slaves from this
State The danger TO this city aud this
State is imminent. and yet the Confeder-
ate Senate is deliberatisg, discussing, talk
ing. Cannot the State Legislature act 2"
II may be within the purview of tho
plans Of Providence that this war shall
not close till the down-trodden siave has
vindieated his manhood and poured. on.
his blood while lighting in both the op.
posing armies. For whatever may be the
views and the ambition of white men. 90
either side, it seems very clear that God
has been moved by the prayers Of the op-
pressed, and that He is overruliug events
in answer to their prayers. With man,
the interests of white men is the motive
power and fnal end of this bloody con.
test, but with God it may be that the
welfare of black men has the precedence
And to this eod tho selfshness and the
fears of the rebels, and the patriotism and
love Of liberty of Union men may be over
ruled to develope the manhood Of the
slaves, to elevate their condition aud to ss-
cure their freedom and sustain their
rights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
0RIGINAL NOTICE..
70 james n Getty, Robert Getty and " Moore, Dc

To James Getty, Robert Getty and W Moore, Dc
fe,sddnts:
You are hereby notified that there Il now on file IN
the Clerks ONCE Of the the District ccnr cf Lee county
Iowa. at It Madison, petition of John Lee claiming
judgment against you. Robert Getty and James Getty,
for Of hundred and sixty dol upon
your and morgage and also the foreclosure II
tho mortgage Of said James IT, Getty TO him dstci 7th
September 1853, upon lot block J25, in the cfy Of
Keokuk Ioss for the sale Of said ots the foreclosure of
said mortgage tie extnguishmenf Of equity Of redemp
ton aud general relief.
Nov each OF you must appear and answer said petition
BY Of the second day OF the next term OF said Court
10 be held at Fort Madison the third Monday May
1865, or judgmf nj will BE- bad thereon hy default.
Revenue stamp 50c. II. SCOTT HON ELL,
mch-d4w PiF7s Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

Chattsnooga, March 2
The Gazette has lengthy detail Of The
eaptare Of rebel yavl AID - men. Al
Chspnss's laadise, bslow Kiagskos, on
The Tennessee. by seven loyal Tennes-
seeans. The yawl Vas filed with torpe.
does, Internal machises and conbustibles
to be used in the destruction Of Govern
ment property;
The plrty wers regularly uniformed
aud acting under orders Of the rebel navy
department.. The yawl vas built At
Richmond and brought to Bristol on the
cars and placed in the river asd thence
With msfa ID oars TO the plaoo Of capture.
Their instructions were not TO destroy Or
disturb anything until they got below
Kingstoa, when they we're to destroy the
government transports. They hoped also
70 destroy the warehouses, roiIiag mills,
DO, on the banks Of the river at that
plsce.
The whole antsrpriss was in charge 81
! soisoti6e ofloer. The rebsls were cha-
erissd at being oaswittsd b. half theis
stmbsr 81 citisens, altar having run the
eauatlet of the soldiers . ROCKVILLE,
Kisgstoa and other points On The route.
About City gasrrillas daSbsd into the
town of Paola, yesterday, sad bsrnsd the
depot and robbed ths hniliss residing
.thAfo. IS z@i& sx4ss rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

49, Columbia.
New York, March 2.
The World has the following additional
particulars concerning the reported burn,
ing of Columbia
When the Arsgo appeared of Charles
ton bar dispatch boat met her with i'm.
poreast news, which, il true, illustrates
the unparalleled rebel trcachsry. The
officer Who brosght tbe.,inielligeoes stated
that soon after . corps Of Shermas'a
troops had csptursd G CEila~bis, the Capital
Of Soath CArolins, the rebel cilixsns there
endesvored in every possible msnssr to
to harrasa our troops.
The corps which entered the city after
it's capture at once left to join in Sher-
man's further advance and vas succeeded
By smother, Gen. SlJcum's. While the
latter corps was quietly msrching through
the principal streets 10 their temporary
barTaeks, = number Of ei,isens poured .
deadly Gre upon them from. the windows
and roofs of the houses they occupied.
Insarsec,ion was beginning to spread
when our troops retired short distance,
and suDss queotly fred the city, which 10
nov Ia asnes
No farsher particulses were received.
A gentlenaa from Charlesion also an
nounced news hAd Just been received there
that Gen. Shsrma hAti marched in force
on Augusta and the enemy 1t oscs eva
caated the city.
Il Vas also stated that large amount
OF rebel property had been captured. and
that Sherman. after leaving considerable
forcs to garrison she city, proceeded on
his way northward.
The snnouncement vas also made that
Oh, -'oan was probably proceeding to the
80 80. Florence and Charlotte in force,
ss ssd M. i. had csptpred large quaint.
y Of sspplis. on the I0ate Of b. % march
na,..h;. M -. b.r,e.. BY order Of Sher
man - punishment for cl..s seSs snoe on
our troops when the city was IN s1' ss'
session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

g Bernard Friery has been convicted
OF the murder Of Henry Lazarus. andsen-
tenced to be hanged on the 3lst day Of
March. Murderer and murdered belong
cd to the class Of strikers, of which New
York is SO prolific. Men Of brutal pas.
sions, armed cutthroats. without moral
instincts, to whom the restraints Of the
Law .~e nothing, whose bonds Of intima
cv with ,he'- associates are the deliberate
and skilled viIla,-v of their characters.
and who turn to pis., ana k0''e lot .
protection for which good .. e.'l'ens re'0r'
to the courts Of justice.
Bernard Friery was druuk-had een
for several days. On the morning Of the
third of January of this year, be walked
mp to Henry Lasarus, in the presence of
several witnesses, said he was "a good
little man." and plunged the blade Of
dagger, some seven inches in length. into
his peck. He drew the knife from the
wound, wiped it on his hand. said that
"Harry was good little man, but he
guessed he had fixed him." and walked
out Of the room. As he did so, Lazarus
fell, dead man. When answering at
the bar Of the Court for the crime, Friery
said: " Il was accidental. l had no in
tsntioa Of ever harming him. had
been drinking three or four days, aud I
did not know what Was doing, / was
always the best of friends with him. |
never had no falling out.' Insempsrance
has clained two victims.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
- washington correspondents give

- Washington correspondents give
Senator Harlan aplacs Ia the next Cabi-
net as Secretary Of the Interior. While
the State could lily afford to spare Mr..
Harlan from the United States Senste, Of
which he has been 90 long m eminent
member, yet no man in the nation could
bring higher qualifications Of fitness for
the proposed position than himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
SeAssaer Captured.
Washington, March

WsshlnRt0b, March z.
The Navy Department has received
Information Of the capture Of the schooner
Dslis. under English colors. near Bay
Port, Fiorida. BY the q. s. steamer Ma
haska. She had . cargo Of pig Lead and
come cases of sabres.
Acting Admiral S.ibbline, Of the Gulf
Squadron. reports that on the ist Of Feb
ruAry IN expedition left the y. 8 bark At
midnight to destroy the saltworks On West
Bay. Tho expedition returned on the
9Th, having destroyed the works Of Is. .6l5
gallons boiling power, besides seventy
bushels and l26 barrels Of salt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

Philadelphia. March E.
A special dispatch from Washington to
the Bulletin says:
The Richmond Esquirer of the 2sth
says, editorially, that the air is 6lled With
alarming rumors. Every fear has found
. voice and every ear 10 opened to the
tale il tells. Asssares Of precautisa are
construed to presage disaster.
Gov. Brown 10 editorialIy attacked by
the Wing and Enquirer.
The prosesdiogs Of The rebel Congress
are unimpor.ant.
A dispatch, dated Charlotte, N. c.,
26th ult.. gives Gen. Johnson's order as.
suming command, which 10 dated Februs.
~ 25th.
A dispatch from Mobile. dA.ed Febru.
ary 18th, says:
One Of the largest meetings ever held
in this city took place on the 18th, Il
which resalutioos were adopted with VIC
tory or death - tho wstohWord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
AsnINa Or THE SLAVES.

The chivalry are frantic over the ques.
tioa of arming their slaves. JEFF. Davis,
Gen. Lee, the army and the Coofederate
House OF Representatives are in favor Of
il with al their might. But the sesats
voted against il b. i snall majority and
defeated il. Thsreupon the Rishnond
papsn bscane frantic with fear and is-
digoasios. They asssrt that oil i saesi-
acsd by the obstinate prejudices Of ths
Ssosts. that the easss Of liberty and iads.
psndeoce Il lost forever unlses IT, slsvss
are brssght isto the Geld to dsfsnd their
masters. The Sentinel , especially fhri.
on. ed oiosss an artlcle With - sppsal
h favor efpepulas aetisn dsspits d. ~
eision u ths Senate
I'VE shsd 1pped thet The. Lento3etusu
200 - oomipa weuld haxo 1oelaeol ~ eoeI
osaAleu1 - III, ~ III - ~ n -
~ ssna1 ~ pspple. Mo,lr6 I f1
= asase 10y &ans - = - u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
renian 0retherhseA.
Boston, March e.

A great meeting Of the friends of Irish
natiooalisy was held last night in Fam
ssail Hslh under the auspices Of the Fe-
nian BroshsshSod. = ahich spsechAs were
made BY Col. Mahonsy, Head Centre Of
the Brotherhood Of the United States.
Capt. R. R. Walsh, Of Pennsylvania. and
a. p. Sianott, Of B.stsn. The meet
ing adopted resolutions ratifying the pro-
ceedings and regulations of the late Fe-
nian Congress held ia Cincinnati. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

for she . 10 uaeonestSsd spscsatof.s I
i Will not shoek wsAk nerves " would
therefore recommend that all ussIsss asd
nos-sombattant consumers b ufged q
leave ~ and We may defend the city "a
better sdvsstsgs. There = sons strahge
fascioation about . point Of danger which
attracts those who bat hinder operations.
Let Ill such withdraw. Al for the rest,
lst ~ rub up orr glss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03
ola Pap,s cara.

We End. says the Mississippi Clarion
the following card from "Old Psp" in
The Shreveport, (La.) Nsvs Of ths 10Th
ultimo
cAaD.
IL the Texas Bepahlican Of the 28d Of
December, 1894, there sppeass . comma
IaieAtioa vvar ths sigaaturs Of Thomas G.
Rsynolds. Who pretsndi to be, and styles
himself ia il, the Governor Of the Stsss
|of Missouri.
The commuuicatioa pufpests 70 defend
tso eallaat and distipeai,hed oaicssl
aeainst chsrges alleged = have been nsds
aosinst them bat which had Aevsl
heard made by o@ceu Or soldisrs. 4
reality, il was ints1ded = b . sielea
| ssa ealignpnt sttset oeapysslE. = the
of6eer in conpsnd q - lats expeditaa.
So far . thU conm9hioutlDn 1lys ri
|bsse 10 2hs ealleelsx liaple1ea ~ l. %
eess snd soldisss sag1Gad in tha psdi
|siea. y keeftily soa6ls n "a a. - ! !