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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Annexation Of Territory to the City
OF Evansville.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHK
~ Common Council Of the city Of EyansviIis,
IN p1Fsnanes Of ths provisions of al Act Of the
Gensrai Assembly u the stats Of Indiana, ap-
proved March 9. 1856 EMIT cd" An Act 20
AnsDd the eevsrty-hrst section OF m Act entitled
An Act granting 20 the citiasns Of the iowa OF
eyAnsyiiis, In the county o. NandsrbuFgh, City
Charter approved January ~, 1887, aud TO add
sapplsneEtal sections 70 said Aet." will, on fhs
10TH day Of May A. ID. 1865, present 90 the Board
0f Oonnty CommimoloRsrs OF Fandsrbnrgh county
petition praying for the annexation 70 said city
d tbs following described territory, and setting
forth the reasons far such annexation Wig: All
that part Of the southeast quREtsr Of section
alnstssn usj. tn township sin 10, range ten uol
Eeafs described an follows viz: Beginning Nc aHs
iron pin Mt the southwest corner Of #aid quar-
ter section, and RAINING thence by the bali
section Inns north four hundred aud ninety nine
ave- teSt, 20 an Iron pin thsnca east by Isabella
Place seven hundred and afxty three and : half
(7G3 VI feet, 20 the line Of sharpsta Enlargement;
thence south b. the line OF Shapes Enlargement
iron pin on ths south line OF said quarter section
and thence b. the south line Of sald quarter sec.
ti9n seven hundred and sixty -four (f64l feet to
the place Of beginning. said territory bein9 con.
usaonS to the city OF Evansyiils, and not plated
Attest: A. n. MoGnfFp, Clerk. sl5.aot
Il 20 ANTHONY WRIGHT, GEORGE SKIN
hEh, William swanson, @. Y. Barkamsysr,
hsary butE, and Margaret Bsasler:
Notice 10 harsby given that the petition re-.
@Efsd 90 IN tins above notice was presented 20
the BOARD Of County Commissioners Of Wander.
burg county ON the 18th day Of May, 1856 and
that the same was reosived and considered. And il
was ofdsrse By said Board that the further hear
Ing and consideration Of said application be con-
tin ned nnti the 18th day Of June, 1865, aud that
notice 30 given By the County Auditor by publ
cation 10 the Evansville Daily Journal. that said
application IL now PENDING before said Board and
that y viii be heard and decided on the said 18th
day OF Jnnss 1865. YTOTog BIsOH,
Auditor V. G.
EvAnsyiile, May 18th, lses-dtiTj.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory 10 the City
of EwanGvilIa

NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
w mon Council Of the city Of Evansville, in
pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act OF fhe Gen
sral Assembly Of the State Of Indiana, approved
March Q. 1895, entitled act 10 amend the seventy
FIRST section Of act, Titled San Act grating e
the citizens Of the town OF Evansville, in the
county Of Yanderburgh, city charter, . approved
January ~, ls47, and TO add supplemental seq
ttona TO said act, wfils On the 18th day Oh June,
1885, present 70 the Board Of County Commission-
sES OF Fsaderburgh county, o petition praying for
ths Annexation 70 said city Of the following de-
teFDsd terrtcrys aad setting forth the reasons for
sncn mnnsx&ticns yixs all that part Of the north
east quarter Of Y. "a. EyRns's out-I0t No. four %,
situate east o. Main street Princeton road, de-
seffDed ~ follows, viz Begin ufBg at mn iron pin
~ The northeast corner 81 said outlet and run
ning ehsnce south along the liae dividing said
ozf-iot from out-lot No. Eve (5y, three hundred
and thirty f391 feet, to the north line Of Lilies
ton and Eockhsrt's Enlargement; thence wess By
m@id noe3h line two hnRdred and twelve (2lz feet,
or there abouEs, to the middle Of Main street I,
thence northwardly aAcng the middle Of S&id
Main street three hundred and forty -four aud
louFth (S441<l feet, or whereabouts, 10 tho north
lins % said suffot No. four ~, tae also being
Ghs north section line Of section no. tweRty nine
(2SJs township SIX 90, south range ten fI0l wess
AID, thence east along said north section line ons
hundred and thirteen fI3l fest, or thessabouts TO
Fhe place Of beginning, tie said territory being
part Of the northwest quartar Of said section
number twenty mine f2g), said territory being
contiguous % the city Of Evansville, and mot
plated or laid Oh. w. RAKER Mayor,
Attest; A. M McGKfFy. Clerk. rayI0-t is1g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

OF Evansville
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LN Common Council Of the city Of Evansville,
" pursuance Of the provisions OF en- Act Of the
0sneral Assembly Of the State Of Indiana, ap-
pr@ed March q, 1865, entitled go Az Act 10
snRsnd the seventy section Of an Act entitled
An ACT granting 70 the citizens Of the town OF
CHARTER approved January "a, Is47, and 20 add
suppleinental sections 10 said Act" will, on the
10TH dty Of May, A. ID. 1865, present 20 the Board
OF County Commissioners Of Vanderburgh county
petition praying for the annexation % said ci
q the following described territory, and setting
TO- ~ the reasoaa for Aaeh annexation. viz. All
that part OF the west half OF the north west
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty, town.
ship si1t south range ten weat, described as fol-
lows, Wis: Beginning &C the Intersection Of Main
and Eighth serssEs az said city at the center OF
saad streets, and running thence along the middle
nne oI Eighth street ave hundred and seventy.
eight k67sl Feet 20 point opposite the center Of
40 alley dividing the Depot grounds Of the Evans.
vilie a QrA~fordsville Railroad Company from
Orr and H@rriaon's Enlargement Of Evansville /;
hence along this middle of said alley nine hun
Cd and twelve and fonF.tenths lgl2 4-l0l feet, ~
thT lugh tns middle Of the north west quarter Of
asid section tweaty -nines thence east along said
east and wtst line four hundred and hfty-two and
nai ltsx9sl Bet % The north and south line
running through the middle 90 said quarter sec.
toe thence nerth along said north and south
Tins nfx hundred and forty (64Tlfast TO the
0l1at@ on the RAILROAD track ON William street,
being the center street RAINING east and wems
through thu North Eastern Enlargement OF
FxAnnVillsi thence woat along the center Of aMid
william HtFsst extended, one thousand and forty
SIN and ons-fourth q ,oAB ~ feet, to the middle
% Main street, and thence along the middle Of
Main sfreet eight hundred and ninety three and
shre@-fourths G69S III feet 10 the place Of begin.
alag; said tssritory being contiguous 20 the city
OF Evansville, aud not plated or laid on.
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest A. nj. MoaAIFE. Clark. Ais-S0s
TNo ALVIN ID. CARPENTER and the Evans.
villa and Crawf0rdsvilis Baiirsad Company
Notice 10 hereby given that thu petition referred
% 10 the above notice was presented 20 the Board
Of County Commissioners % vanderburgh eoun.
~ on the 18th day Of May, 1885, and that the
same was received and considered, and &c was
ordered BY said Beard that the further hearing
aud eonaiderAtaon Of safd application be
nntIl the i3th day 81 Jnns, 1895. and that notice
be given BY the County Auditor By publication In
tbs Evansville Daily Journal, that said applies.
tior 10 now pending baaore said Board, and that Il
WIN BE- heard and decided on the said 18th day Of
Juna. 1885,. yIOrOR BIRGH,
Auditor v. O.
Ev@naville, May ~, 1855. M1s-uunelT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

4soK RAEhYs LII okRAT YAEiRRr AND
krtc@@, K@sa PanS2s, Peas. ES14zEs L~sex
ksesR. kavsoTas. AZ BE. 10 First sexast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Notice 10 Contractors.

'EtHE COMMON COUNCIL or THE uTTY OF
Evansville win receive sealed proposals I'M
u the June lath, 1855, for the grading and mac.
adamizing Of First Street Of said city from Lo-
Gust TO Division Street, distance Of about 800
test also for grading sud paving ahe alley al tu-
ate between laird aud Fourth Streets and en-.
tending from Oak 10 Cherry Streets.
Specifications may be seen BY applying to the
undersigned.
By order OF the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk
Granville, May IL. lss6. myTs,uunes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

On the second floor Of our whole.
sale house, and attached 60 IL, iS a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetlngs, Gornices,
aud almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUESS. FRENCH n 90.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

OTTIoE or the ADAms RxrMEas ComrANr.l
kyeasville, May Is lses. i.
TNHE FOLLOWING AKTrCLE6, ON RAND
4 IN tbs adams Rxprsss oGcs. EvaAsviils. "a
not called for before the 30th DAY ~ Juue aaxt
viii Be soid On that day At Pahiic Aaeton, lat 10
o'ciec A. to pay freight sad charges;
saaa e hrs- u Barley. care Of . Barshsm.
box, N. Batsman, EyaasvtIis.
pkg u. N. BFsekinrIdgs, TrostshuFg, Ky.
can. Prof Benin, Evansville
VILE. I'll
2 Pkg, orA9s, ssosu Co. H,.a"in..
box, d. ". Tinek,
box, J. w. Farrstt.
l pkg. Il. .. axImn, ~
! trunk, @. 7. BambeIt. al" - 81
Eg.s ss,nss aAd Pas attached. P, ?. HAn00SA
Pkg. h. p. Hawthorn. HawshuDru Mns. Isg
boxes. A:C. Bal oeks Kvsnsstlls. lad,
vs.s. hox' Mn. Hoard care " J. .. DedSs,
! pEs, Q. Is.6si. care of n. Esiism. sosxs s;
! boz, Dr. JadsOu. = 9 ssAnsvlns ia
! boz, %. y. Kennedy -
S OS1a T. J k XIII. : WHITE 40 f. am s.
knsD.sek and pkg. s. B. ETn&s. i = +. 3
bag }. Q. Miller.
pkg. ". Mack, "f+
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pkgs. no mark,
Pkg, p. @. 'ksilSy, raH a e
bale, Wm. Powers, n#
pkg, Pleieh,
VILE y -" ~ 80 :.
boz, L. u. Razor, boonsvflle .sta-. .8s.4.
! Pig, Mrs. 3. norrer, MAdisoa~ttIs. ~
bag, J: Q. Rasltdgs. Kvaasvslis. sV =
phg' !. y, sfephensoa, oaseyviils. Ky. aa8a
pkg, Mtss 3. q. sehnack, Haw HarmonN
ooA. miss Q. eehouss, s@mdsraviils. cara 81
sunkinss RxansgilIa. $500 - fIgT3 =
] box, Dr.. L. sftxsll, ExanHvills
! pkg. II. D. stsasars, LIvsrmore. Ks.
ooxs u. Whltfs1giil, Evansvllis
bdl, NJ Wade, WadsNviiIe sr5taf et
J pkg, J. n. white, Hsrtfort, KY.
] pkgsJohn Wise, Henderson, Ky - eA-f
box J. YaAger, LyunvfIls.
May ls, ISs5-daOd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
EFW SALOON.

aExFZ1Id K[TU8 al URIzKp 4 YTksf
~ &a@ sM5ass 80 - sw@ 11M A@1
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
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"hohESAhE
~ %AR o. o. ~ ~ @
SPRING STOCK
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS

Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one, come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE.

Capital $500, 600.
DIREUT0Es
OHAs. n. BEBEsF, RIoRkRD RALG
Wa. J. DALLAM. MArEEw HEssiAa'
ySas 4 RniT naAAS' mssR's R aoaaAs'
Isaac KEEs.
Thia Bank will be located on the e0FnsT Of ID ain
aad First streets, in the room aow occupied BY
Mr.. Heaiys o. soon an the necessary changes can
@. q. BEMKRT, Pres't.
HaE q. RALEIoH. Vice Prss'G
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE eF CoAsPTeLLKR OF THR CURRENCY,
Washington, April 7, 1se5.
HTHGREAs,H By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
Wv presented to Ehe undersigned, Il hiss besn
made 10 appear that " The MerchAnts' National
Bank OF Evansville" 10 the city Of Evansville, In
the county Of wanderburgh and State Of Indiana,
has been duly orgauized under and according 10
the requirements Of the Act Of Con RreAs entitled
-sf An Act 20 provide National Currency secnr-
cd BY pledge Of United States bonds, and 10 pro-
vide foE the circulation and redemption thereof"
approved June >, 1884, and has complied With al
ths provisions Of said Act required 20 be complied
With before commencing the business OF banking
under said Act,
Now, THRRxRonK, 1. FRmRmAs CLARKR, Osmp
trollsr Of the Currency do hereby certify that
81 The MerchaneW' NatlonaI Bank Of Evansville -
10 fha city Of Evansville, IN the county Of Van.
aeThaEgh aud State Of Indiana, 10 authorized 10
the business OF sanking under ths Ace
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness nv hand and
seal O. once this seventh day Of April, 1896.
L.R.l FREEMAN CLARKE,
ADla-sm nnmpfrnii@F If sha OurreBnF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
The Meeting Tonight.

The last meeting of the campaign will be
held tonight, on the corner of Fifth and
Main streets. The band will be on hand and
give us fine music, and Gen. BUssEY, who has
just returned from four years of service in the
war against rebels, will address the soldiers
and citizens of Keokuk.
McCRARY, will also make a speech on the oc-
casion. And other citizens and soldiers will
volunteer their services if the circumstances
require it.
Let this be grand rally of the loyal Union
men, preparatory to the great work at the
polls to morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09
VOL. II.
NOTICE

To the Soldiers and Loyal citizens of Keokuk
and ricinity:
AT our meeting held 1t the corner of 9th
and Main streets, on Friday night, announ.
ced that we would have meeting this evening
at the corner of Main and Sd streets At the
time that announcement was made the Con-
sfifutton contained notice that Capt. Ed.
wards would address the party to which he
belongs, this evening, at the Atheneum.
Well, the Sunday mornings issue of that pa
per-to my surprise Informed the public that
the Edwards meeting was to be changed from
the Atheneum to the corner of Sd and Main;
and this, too, in the face Of the announce
ment made by me. Now, what this was done
for, ! leave it for the public to Judge. Suffice
it to say, that the Soldiers and Loyal citizens
meeting will be held to- might at the corner Of
9Th and Main. Now, let every loyal man and
woman be present, and encourage the speaker
with their presence. ID. B. HILLS,
Chairman of Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09
Governor Brownlow's Views,

Governor RRowyLow, of Tennessee. il
probably to a certain extent in sympathy with
President JOHNSON, and may be supposed to
understand his views as well as his character.
In the recent message of the Governor we
find the following remarks on the
POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT.
am unwilling to close this message with
out calling the attention Of the Legislature to
the measures proposed by President johnson
for the organization Of the States recently in
rebellion. The President stands up nobly for
the Constitution and the Union Of these Uni.
ted States, unhinched by any geographical
considerations Of North, South, East or
West and is, therefore, entitled to the sympa-
thy and support Of the General Assembly.
So far as his purposes have been developed, l
understand him to adhere to his principles
and pledges made while Military Governor,
both in regard TO treason and traitors. His
position from the beginning has been that
loyal men must govern the revolted States /;
that conscious and intelligent traitors must
be punished, and thus treason made odious
There is moral sublimity in this position,
and the masses, North and South, will not
fail to appreciate il. and will warmly and un-
swervingfy sustain him against the assaults of
extreme men. The hope of the country is
suspended upon carrying out these measures
Of the President His failure win involve
horrors and evil consequences which all true
patriots viii shudder TO contemplate. It is
not to be denied. however, that many good
end loyal men do not End themselves able to
agree with the President in his policy, as in
dieassd, toward the seeded Atates. Bat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

An attempt is made to prejudice tie public
against our honest, faithful and competent
County Treasurer, WN. 7. LowREY. by cir
culating falsehoods and misrepresentation in
regard to his agency In the publication of the
County Tax List. Ii is sufficient iustifca-
ton for the County Treasurer in the prem
ises to state that he followed the directions
of the Statutes of Iowa in reference to the
matter, and if anybody is to blame, it is the
lawmakers, and not the county officer, who
was bound to obey the law.
Tie tax list made heavy job, and attract
ed attention last year, from the simple fact
that Mr.. LowREY's predecessor in Office neg
estate for taxes. lest they might thereby dam
age their popularity; and in consequence.
the delinquent tax lists for eight years had to
be published, instead of for one yesr. The cost
of publishing the tax list for one year would
be from seven TO eight hundred dollars But.
owing to the neglect of former County Treas
urers. the fat Job Of delinquent tax lists fell
into the hands of loyal publishers, instead OF
being given TO the press that the soldiers
had thrown into the river for its disloyal ut
terances. That what the matter, and that
is all.
The County treasurer did precisely what
the law directed him to do, and the proprie,
tors of the GATE CITY received for the publ
CATION Just what the law and the Board of Su-
pervscrs awarded. Mr.. MCCUILoU GH, an
honest Drmocrat, we'll posted in comfy
matters, was chairman of the committee tha,
made the allowance, and he would not have
done it had not the law been clear on the sub
ject.
When public officers and proprietors Of
newspapers generally, make donation of their
fees and salaries TO the Government and the
county, it will be time enough to find fault
with the publishers of the GATE CRY for pur'
suing different course. But, so long as there
is no notable examples on record of Copper
heads or Republicans or "any other man
refusing to accept legal fees for their services,
we shall be excused for being the first to set
the example. In the meantime, however,
we beg leave 10 assure the public, that our
profits on the job were but fraction of the
amount represented, with view of exciting
prejudice for party purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

IT is notable fact that the Possums have
none of SHERMAN's soldiers on their State
ticket. Benton, their candidate for Govern
or, never had the actual command of his reg
iment for any considerable period during the
war, and it is notorious that Lieut.. Col. PAT.
TERsoS, of our city, an accomplished and
gallant officer, was always regarded as the
actual commander of the regiment.
HAMILTON, of Dubuque, the second candi-
date on the ticket, was stay at home me Sore
head.
1RINBLE got enough of the war in few
months to disgust him with it, and rrn 70,
Judge on the copperhead ticket, and became
one Of the chief sachems of the four years oi
failure tribe
SESSErr, who is last on the list, used to be
lawyer, and has been in the service. Ii Is
SAID, though we never should have been
aware OF either fact had he not got a position
ON the Possum ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

VIZ really felt sorry for Benton SATURDAY..
He came to our city in the afternoon and fell
into the hands of DAN MILLER and Major
FLOYD, who had the monopoly Of him for a
sufficient length of time to disgust loysamen
and deter them from paying their respscts to
him.
Gen. BENTON probably was not awam that
these two men, above al Others, heav been
held With utter detestation BY the 80 iers and
loyal men in this vicinity throusA the war
1t has bad look for an Iowa ao)1ier to pu,
himse.E. in a position that FLorp and MILLER
can make them sselves conspicaous as his
friends and supporters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

After our editorial in relation to the print
ing of the Delinquent Tax List was in print
we received printed circular from Mr.. Low
REY, which leaves nothing more to be said on
that subject.
We haxe never had SO faithful, compete Mt
and honest County Treasurer rs Mr.. Low
REY, and the tax payers would be worse than
stupid to turn him out and put his notoriously
incompetent opponent in the place, on any
pretense, whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

All you soldiers who prefer to train under
the lead of Lafayette Jones, Mahony, Judge
Mason, Clay Dean, and their drill sergeants,
Johnston, Clagett, Hedges, Holman Il Co.,
who opposed and villifed you during the war
and kept up brisk fire in your rear, fall in
and show your Christian temper by forgiving
your enemies and turning your backs on your
friends. Don't be shamefaced about it be
Vallandighammer with bold face, and quit
the ssPossum'' business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

this difference may be wholly owing to diff.
ference Of information. The President stands
at the focus Of all political information dis.
seninated from the SeatA-ard though there
may be many Influences surrounding his DO.
sition calculated to distract and bias mind
less strong than his, yet, making all proper
allowances, 1t still remains that his opportu.
mites for forming correct judgment upon the
state of affairs in the South are vastly better
than that Of the great majority of men at the
North, who are finding fault with and COM
planning OF his position. Great weight, so
far as they have been expressed, are consola.
tory and refreshing to all loyal minds in the
seceeded States.
GUARANTEES.
The Government will act wisely in guard.
ing against precipitate action In the organiza-
ton of the rebel States and / even concedc
to the Government the right to demand guar
antees and conditions for their future loyalty,
as well as for the protection of Union men
and the emancipated slaves. These demands
are necessary to guard us against new rebel.
hon. This much is necessary to retain har.
mony in the ranks of the great Union party,
without which there is no safety or security
for the future With these guarantees and
conditions the great North ought to be salts
hed, as she does not thirst for vengeance. In
other words, what we want in this irving crl.
SIS. is perfect frankness and mutual forbear.
ance among the great minds Moth and South,
to whom the people look for light and leader,
ship Ihe loyal States of the North have an
interest OF three hundred thousand graves in
the rebel States, and an expenditure of un
told millions of money in putting down q
wicked and unauthorized rebellion and they
are entitled TO voice In arranging the terms
upon which these States shall be restored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09
ImWOrting Voters.

The Copperhead leaders have scheme Oh
foot for importing lot of voters from Hi.
nols to help them carry the election Tuesday.
We trust our friends over the river will
have an eye on them, and advise us in regard
TO this raid of Butternuts from their State,
and our friends here would do weIls.to take
special pains to prevent this grand Eruption
of Copperhead voters from a heiehboring
State to control our election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-09

MAS. PARTINoroN says she can't under.
stand these market reports. She can under.
stand how cheese can be lively, and pork be
active, and feathers drooping-that is if il 81
raining but how whiskey can be steady, or
hops quiet, or spirits dull, she can't see-ueii.
ther how hard can be arm In warm wsather,
nor iron unsettled, nor potatoes depressed,,
nea aDaR rising there Aas been syesst
put in it-and sometimes it would not rise
thea.