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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
The DIsunIOn Party.

Tho present Abolition party has always
been q Dis1nion party aud they meant to di,
vide the Union II they could not succeed in
provoking the South to secede. Mr. Seward
in so made his celebrated speech that the
States must be all free or all slave. Ben. Wade
made speech in the Senate, and asked the
South why they did not go as be claimed they
had right to do. When the South begun TO
secede Mr.. Chaue was in favor of letting them
go, sr-s t.as-.f.
Mr. Chase had always been O State Rights
man in the secession sense. In his speech
in the case Of the slave Matilda (l838) he
said that the Union was q mere compact. In
1864 the convention which nominated him
declaIed that ''the people should guard with
jealous care the rights of the several States
as independent governments" and "that no
entertainments on the judicial or legislative
prerogatives OF either should be permitted
from any quarter"-and Mr. Chase gave
these resolutions his special endorsement in
q speech. And while he was Governor he
hada body of troops under arms with cars
tridges at Columbus to resist the United
States Government-and bis small fey in the
counties everywhere from Urbana to Lumber.
ton, were ready TO cry hurra They have al
ways meant Disunion to get rid Of the South
and they only agree TO have il in the Union
now because they believe that they can hold
the States in subjedtion as conquered Provin
ces under the sway OF Menial Satraps-
Urband Onion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
G'I'''pire.
COurtlng In iowa.

The following circumstances happened il
Cedar county, Iowa:
| A certain young man being out on court
ing expedition, came late on Sunday evening
aud in order to keep his secret from his younl
acquaintances determined to be Mt homt
bright and early Monday morning. MOUNTED
on his horse, dressed in his fine white sum.
mer pants and other fxings in proportion
be arrived at the residence OF his in0mordta
where he was kindly received and his horse
properly cared for-being turned into pas
ture. The night passed away and three
o'clock in the morning arrived
Three o clock was the time for him TO de.
part, so that be might arrive at home before
his comrades we're stirring. He sailed forth
to the pasture to catch his horse, but there
was difficuiB---the grass was high and load.
ed with dew. To venture Ia with white panta.
looms on, would rather take the starch out OF
them and lead TO his detection. 1t would not
dolto go in with his white unmeutionables, go
he quickly made his resolve. He carefully
dsrobed himself of his valuable whites and
placed them safely on the fence, while he
gave chase with nnscfeened pedal through the
wet grass after his horse. m ra -
Returning to the fence where he had safely
suspended bis lily unmentonables, o, horrible
dictuI what a sight met his eyes The field
into which his horse had been turned was not
only horse, but calf pasture too, and the
naughty calves, attracted by the white flag op
the fence, had betaken themselves to il. and,
calf-lke, had eater them upl Only a few
we)lschewed Fragments of that once valuable
portion of the wardrobe remained-only a
few threads--just sufficient to indicate what
haA W,aA ILL - :.
for a nice young man to be in a
1t was now daylight, and the farmers were
up, and our hero far from home with no
covering for his travelling, apparatus" 1t
would not do to go back to the house Of his
lady-lcye, neither to 20 to town in th ,t plight.
There was only one resource left to him; that
was TO secrete himselfiu the bushes for some
time, and It may be imagined that his feelings
toward the calf kind we're not of the most
friendly character in consequence. But, ere
long, his seclusOn Was destined to be intrud-
ed upon. BY and by the boys VINO had been
out 20 feed the calls, returned with the rem.
nants Of the identical white garment which
bad adorned the lower life Of their late visitor.
They were mangIed and torn to shreds /
An inquest was Immediately held over them,
Some awful fate had befallen the man. The
neigbbors we're summoned to search for the
mangled corpse, and The posse, with dogs and
arms, set out with all speed The pasture
was thoroughly secured, Aud then the adjacent
thckets, when 10 ! our hero was driven from
bis lair by the keen scent of the dogs, all safe
and sound, minus the linen.
An explanation then ensued at the expense
Of our hero, but be was successful in the end
aud married the lady, and is now living com
iortably in one of the aourishing towns Of
Iowa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

A man who has been cultivating tea, as an
experiment, since 1860, writes 10 the SavaD.
nah Herald that most OF his plants grow
finely, that his tea is of good quality, and the
plants viii do quite as Wellih Georgia as in
their native country. The plants require no
culture after the third year II well taken
care Of by that time they viii be large enough
10 commence the manufacture Of sea from
them. The yield to the acre is from three to
four hundred pounds, and the plants produce
good crops FOR eighteen or twenty years The
growth Of tea is not affected by dry or wet
weather, or by storms, and insects will not
moest the plants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

This invention consists OF Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Tightly and Firmly together Edge to Edge, makIno
he Toughest. most Flexible Elastic and Durable
prng ever used. They seldom Bend or Brakk
ike the Single Springs, and consequently preserv A.
heir perfect and beautiful Shape than twice ds
oug. as any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has Dr.
Gan be made. ...U |
The wonderful hexbility and great comfort anti
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptt,
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowd
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promana1e and House DresI
As the Skirt can be folded when in use TO occupy \
small place easily and conveniently as a silk d.
Mnsin Dress. ....'sr
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great Convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for a single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Misses ant
Young Ladies' they superior to all others
The Hoops covered with plv double twisteh
thread and will wear twice as long tho nele yarh
covering which Is used on all Singe steel Hoop Skirta
The three bottom rods on every Skrtare also Douhb
Steel, and twice or double covered 10 prevent tbb
covering from wsaring OIL TIE rods when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, 81, &c, which thNy ARE
constantly subject To when in
All are made of the cew and elegant Corded Tapes
and are the best quality in eve-y part, giving to the
the most graceful and perfect Shape poasbld
and are unquastlonably the lghtest, most esirabla
comfirtahle and eccpomcal Skirt ever made
Vests Bradley a Gary, IrOIr etors fthe invention
and Sole uufBcturers, 10 Chambers, and 10 A 81
Reade Streets, New YORK. -
For Sale IN all first-class Sloroe in this CITY, and
hroughouttha Uuited states and Gan lda, Hayana da
ouba. Mexico South Americ !, M the West Indies.
Se-lngulre for the Duplex Elliptic (or dolblol
pnag SKIRT eI Gl& HTaus sssnndd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
NEW FIRM.

I HAVE this day associated with ma. in the Hoss..
il Furnishing, China, Glasa ana QueensWaTe busi.
ness, at 500 Third street, Dayton Ohio Mr.. John =
hoorman, my former book, k,keepeI, The business
%. mo n WOLF
nayton, March 0, iseS--na1dts ~ - "'-r'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

To show the gigantic scale on which the
war supplies were obtained, there remains on
hand IN one item 100000 pairs Of new
shoes The QuarterwAsters' Department
have already sold $4,000 horses and mules,
which have produced upwards ofsix million
dollars. .is.4,s.I .... .f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

The New York Abolition papers are in a
bad way. They in one breath declare that
the Democrats have adopted the principles,
and candidates Of the Republican party, and
in the next call fraDtcally upon the people
,"saye the State" from the effect Of these prin.
ciples and eapdidates Gu ...tg.t.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
n. mTTCHELL
o YES! o YES |!

TTNHE undersigned 10 a duly Iieepsaa. A .ct,ooa.v
i 'or Montgomery rycounty, and will cry saies, es
oien a. hsseryleea, may be in dsmandg ~ = . : 'T
tended TO, u they violate The law, nI-7' '.''' =
n, 4, b-kesldenee2 ~ miles HoUth.east OF MfAMIe.
buhSs Ordersleh wlthJ0HN KLskR, ~, or ADAM
70, 80. liaiG. lu Col. 0K0RGA KIsRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
Dissolution of Partnership

INhE partnership heretofore existing bstwsenJ O.
i Heidinger and l.. II. thompson, at Johnsyiile'
Montgomery county, Ohio, was dissolved by mutual
consent on The third day OF August 1862 All CLAIMS
deramed.
t.f J. @, HEIDINGER,
L. t. THOMPSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
MARBLE WORKS.

e ] Il
SAgNA WE can now offer great Inducements 10
AMENlA kny one in want Of Marble Work our
IkYxNl4li stock Of Manlels Is the largest 10 be
UElYNND found IN any house In the West, and Al
IIN4E, less than Eastern prices. GALL AND
VkYR SEE. We have bought FOR eash large
5S stock and will be ready 10 supply he
- trade IN any shape, at the lowest prioes
~ dsm LADoW 4 WfNbER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
HENRY WITTERs' EsTATF

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nndeasl ensd NJ,
IN duly appointed and qualified as Adminisirator I
the estate OF Henry Writer'S, late ofMontRomsr
County, ohio, deceased. -
Dayton, August, soth, 1895.
5lw JOSEPH WILSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
RHUBARB WINE.

DHUBARB WINE Of superio- quality will be con.
III stantly kept on hand tor Medical and Sara.
ins ms n's pe.gosesi oy u Jerome opposite CITY Ho.
sepl2d6m W. J. SHELDON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
WIN. n. coNovER,

fnaEis'FHtS OF Madisoh TownshiP
and the collection OF claims
he 10 also prepared to attend to tho drawing Of in
strannanta OF writing, correctly, at short notice.
y m6daWiY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
Dayton, xenia ana Columbus Railroad
CHA NOE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through 7rdinstron Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
VNHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST leavtn DAYTON
i for the East as follows: Mail, 1896 A. M. Co.
lumbus Accommods stion, 1l:O6 A. M. Night Express,
9:40 p. NJ.
I. ARRIVING AT DAYTON 81 Night Express, 4,6o p.
N. Columbus Aceomnoda odation, 9;e0 A. N. Dayton
Express 6;l4 A. M.
Trains run by Columbus time, which ls seven min
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent. d -
49 AuC u Y E.Ws WsWooDwA RD, sup,t,t
MAJ Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegan,
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, nc.


ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, NC.
II large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
Seven oeaves, New Scale A. TO A. Patent Iron Rim }
s $50
GRAND Square, ~ octaves do, A. too. - $500
lHf. a.T Ia fftH. GEitt
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
nets.
even. QetaYss, New A. Scale Patent Iron Rim,l
Grand Square, ~ octsyes do. Scale A. to O, $50
Carved legs, ornate finish, serpenLine Mold
ings.
asand Square IL oetSves, patent Iron Rm,l 900
t8EAgs 838 fndoJW ,a4l8e4l
Rich carved legs, Beaded and serpentne
-t.ts holdings.
rand Square, n octsves, Patent Iron Rm,) sse
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
l9ianp :Fottrs.

DESCRIPTIVE PRIOE LIsr-June lst, 1896.
Piano Fortes in rich cases highly finished, made OF
materials carefully selected and prepared All have
hoir patent insulated iron rim and Frame tcast in
one pecel, with overatrnng scales making them the
most perfect and durable known and es peolslly
dapted TO warm climates. All are finished with all
arge round cornerSfront and back alike Centre pi.
nos. i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
Merchant Tailoring ~
Goods will be made up to order in the
LATEST STYLES
ToRACCo.

For Pumb@r OF yssrss az. sternbereer have
been engaged In the pnrchaseo Of LEAF TOBACCO,
in the Great Miami Valley, and they Will continue 10
purchase the article a the highest market pytcs Grow.
ers are invited TO call at their Clothing House. No Q96
Third street, baween the Postofice and the Flint Ma
honsl Banh as they offer 81 sat iaducecnfs TO sellers
a2Idaw3m STERNBER0ER M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
CIGARS.

And Cigars silre 10 smoke, aud no sticking plaster
needed; Such ms Choice Yera Havana Seed, and OF
the most celebrated brands. Also, the celebrated
GREEN SEAL, SHOOTING CLUB, UNION FA-
NORITES, Los DOS OOSTATES, CLUB
HOU'E, MY COUSIN, PUNCH,
ELEGAHDIES, AND
.... NO N0SURRENDER,
Superior 10 all OF that named.
SWOKsNG TOBACCO.
KILE KNICK, BtT LICK, turkish, JAPAN
EESE, VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
Down to Cutting Dry and stom Tobacco, by large
and small quantities.
..ns PLUG TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS.
MEERSHAUM PIPES imported direct, and sure
TO be genuine. Also large lot OF common Pipes, si
all grades. 1 .'. ~ T
Remember the place-sign Of the Big Indian,
sa NO. 2s3 Third street. si
iy1sdt J. BoRNRTEIN. j
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

- Thsfs WIS ssvstxi is1Do bseUss
Recordef Martin, ysstssdAy.
james Tsis paid o and costs for the
luxury ofbsisg fosnd very drunk u -
carly hour ysstsrday morning.
Miss PsA Joss, yonsg damssl OF bad
morals ahd a abando1sd life. responded
therefor il IN additional IS and ooats.
WIN. Jerrold, miserable looking spool,
men Of the genss homo, guilty Of contlnu.
alIdrunkeoness and Of whipping and other
wise abusing his wife, wus very properly
nuloted into s5 and costs. Onght in
addition thereto 10 have been ban
ished 70 the Fseiee Islands, where whip
ping wives may be fashionable aud endu.
rable. William has resolute and deter.
mined little Teutonic wife; IL seems shs
had little money with Der; William told
her he wanted the money to pay bis fine
Teutonic wife would nj fork over; William
scolded: little wife wept and defended
herself 10 good Dutch and broken Eng
lish. He would ut take care of her an,
she would take care of herself. She woult
keep the money and she did, and William
was led away to the wholesome seclusiol
of the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
fiuo,,lial aud commercial.


nv r.,svr.ph.l Ms~ ioRK, Jan -.
lBavy dull ~ Aeci4ediy lower at 6S6pec 0F
middiIng closing heavy. at I'M idc price,
flonr-stste and Western dull and dfceping Al og9
rs ey extr. state: 10 6o.ai0 IS for Extra r. H. o.
and 10 slDlf 81 for Trade Brands thu market osns
heavy So 81 -, 30
Whisky-Du heavy and lower; Western So82 ",
closing nj 3og2 81
whest-Daii and to SC lower at 5s14G2 10 for
Amber KY.
Bye-DuH. - Asef s&& 81
Bariey-Quiet.
Corn-Hrasy; new Yellow Jersey at 70; mixed est
ern uominalIy IT 81.
Oats-Dull At o3 9i O. for Western.
Petroleum-Dyu and nominal at sflssc for Crsde
CSC for Refined ID Bond See for Refined tres
xeol-Duii
Park-Deeid idly lower at 81 sT14d3$ 10 for new mess
~ cash; 81 y7 o. for isfs4 d, cash and regn
lar way ciDng % 90 regular. 81 0t31 10 fof Prise
and s. 50 prime Also 42sq bills new y. =
for January feb rnarf add March bHs4s option % !.
efa9 and 2oo bhss fs654 mess, For january, ada
| February, buyers option. al 20 70 aJ5F re.
Bsf--tery heavy at 1sv UJ@z0 " f4r plain mess an
81 u gu 70 for ira mes-.
Beef Hams-ttuiet at . u9AI 10
Cus Mcats-Duil At i59is14e for shoulders, and iss
Racon sides-Duil at 1910 for Cumberland cut; 2oIf
| for siost ribbed
| Dressed HoTs--IOwer NJ lsl96lfc for Western, ~
| 2sc for choice do 1slz &lei4t
| Lard-Dail and lower nj is3< 132szd
Baiter-Du aud nsa.Iaal Il sal for Western
and 81 95se for State
| rhe~se-Dsii And heavy AZ i5s2l{ for common I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
rnoDuCE, PROVISIONS. &c.

FIcuR-surernne IS os Extra ~ IS Y Dbl; Doubie
Extra p bbi, 10 IS.
wHssr-spring 81 4sSI s., Fall, 60 to es y bn
RrE-s0aS5c y tush-
BAHIxy-fai,l 5oGl f5, Spring. s49l 10.
OArs-t1e n bush
CoRx-6s a. &c y brshei huying; so II SIC selling.
Ooss MsxI-s2 90 . no De buyingt 50 selling.
BaAS--wheat,N 10 y 100 Rs buying. ! 70 To 20
selling
selling.
psrArors-1 5cal 90 buying eos1 rs selling
OSrsxs-x2 90 bnying: ceiling ts2 20. y
TrHxfrs--5os buying. &c selling.
BrrrKn-2s to Sss bu,ins, So to soc selling.
Eaas-ase bayirg SIC selling.
cHfcxESs-3 90 TO Is hnyings 20 to 90 selling,
anil sNzrc-
ToaxaYs-12s< to 1sc Y h. bayins, sling 1t Iss, and
scarce
warrr Bs.xs-Common to Good, 81 bo4l rs buying:
IS to Is selling =
Tsllgw--l3 10 lsc.
HFySwSx-JAt to f5c buying
Hsr-rImothy 10 or Prairie SO 0o6412 90.
urprs-Dry ilint, isc Dry suited 8sc, Grnbby, hall
price; tireen Z; Green Sheep Peits 81 70 to IS.
Issynsa-Ilen lock sole AZ % 46c 4 nj do hxrncss 4sc
2 n d. appes 20 to sc per foot Oak Soie ooc n do
spsn.-Tsmothy. s. 90 70 rs; FLAX 81 50, Clover
IL % 20 ia % p bn-h.
noas-Dre~.ed si2 10 10 10 90 = 100.
LAMBS to ~ buyings &c selling.
HAns-22c q b.: sugar Cured do, sc.
BssS CArrtI-$3 50 70 IS % gross.
sHxsp-s4 20 20 s 50 y head.
Px.rHERs-50 TO 6ac
RAgs-6 70 &c, buying.
4RAss--BnriasA. 81 to b6c.
Single Dummies. Ale. double do, go.
Seamless, bush., 15c tol Is.
Flour, " bbl., IS 10 a.. AE
do bhl.. "a 70 -.
10 X bhl. tpsp<pA
sacxs--Wool Sacks, 90 a piece
ssOtD Copf1a--so to Csc = D.
wooD--o.k. sre.n, - 80, DO dry, y 50. Hickory.
4S 90 tn 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoNpANY
by reference to our advertising cdluuns,
1t will be noticed that we publish The an.
nuai statement of the condition ri this
old add reliable Company. In comment.
Ing on the increase of the capital Of this
company recent number of the Iasur.
ance Monitor and Wall .Stret Rep,e,r
says:
rnere are persons-and compositions
who never weary in well doing. This
substantial old company is one Of them
Not content with living and prosperIpo
for over bali century, nor With a canital
according to It's last annual statement. of
$500 QUO. it now imbibes the progressive
spirit OF the age, and increases the aapi,al
to vi ,U00.ou0. The surplus. added to
this, makes Its assets Si,34S, ICE 65-a
grand total, ADD the basis of a grand
business. The Hartford deserves lis sue.
cess.
Though old, it is not an old fogs. T.
never had iogy element in its coSsti,u.
ton. 1t Was always vital, aud thus i,
has lived. through all vicissiludes. more
than half a century of vigorous life. grow.
. Ing stronger year by year. Age has only
matured It's wisdom, without impairing
Its strength
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
mExucAr MUSTANG L,srnErT.

The parties in s. Leris and Cincinnati who have been
Ccsntrfeiihg the Aasang Linnent under pTrience Of
proprietorsbp, have been thoroughly cst0ed by the
courts. To guard sganst further tmfor tion. have
procured from the T. ststes Treasury. private steel
plate starp which IL placed the top of each
bottle Each stamp t~srs the fec stnis my sigma
ure. aud without which the article IL Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie ThisLinienf aud sing in favor foi
many years There hardly .xsstss haniet the Latt
able do5e that dss conLzin evidence Of s wonder
fa effects IL Is the bert ensolieni IN the world. With
present ini ro,ed ingredientsts effects upon aud
hea Perfectly remarkable SORES are healrf Pains
rsese lives sawed, salrsfe animals made useful, snc
untold ills assusgs For euta bruises, spfans rbsuua
tism s~engz bfs cuts eAkediI st aimed horses
&c il is Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
rensed with Ii souid he in every fanny. Sold hy al
Druggists
octli-dAv D. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
uA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

yicxssIEe, Miss, Aug. Q, lses.
Dr.. John Bul-DSsr Sir I am happy TO state togo
have used your vsuahe csirun Hfters with 1rsa
benefit myself. in general debility and prosraobot
my system produced by the nnhesihy and nssmste in
the Mississippi zYeud kiekstarg having
with Gen. Grant, army ghout ifs hcie south
srn campzign l Confidently recommend ITS
persons who exposed anhesitby climates
H. ". FOGLE,
Agent q. 9. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky-, sept. It, isS3.
On the I'D Of July last submitted through agent
Of mine the Medical Director Of the Department OF the
Army Of the Cumberland sample of my Cedrop Bters,
for inspection and requested it, after analysis he tenBd IL
nrrtious to sanction and approve It's Amazing
Soldiers
The following 10 the Medical Directort reply and also
Gen Rsecrans permission to ship svo dozen NJ once to
have il sold to sastess. JOHN BULL
II satisfied that Eeirpn Bttters will do no harm
any ansif taken gropariy and in moderation.
ertc 20 Dr Bns being permitted dispose of IL TO
suffers. A. HENRY THJRST0N,
surgeon and Medical Director, D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville Tenn, July -. ls63.
DR.. Jeha Bull ssgens. AIR, has permission to ship
20 Nashville, Tenn Is gross 200 DOZEN or Bulls Ce
drun Bitters for sale cutters In the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department TO be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Major Gen Rosecrans.
WYNN wILTa
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale wholesale and retail By Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., Keckuk. Iowa. sprI3dAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
RUFUS HUBBARD,
Supt- Keokuk Public Schools.
Hunt AFTER TREAsuRE.-TheL Louis.

A Hunt AFTER TREAsuRE--TheL Louis
vile journal Gays: -sry.
A few days since an Indian, aconpan-
led by two white men, arrived in the city
from Minneso,a, bringing with them a
map Of .Beargrass Greek from its mouth
70 where Broadway now crosses lt and
the hill known as Preston's Woodh. l.
issaid 20 be . correct diagram of the
country hereabouts. picturing everyitree,
hollow. pond. etcl, which might have
been seen here three generations since.
That portion Of the map which indicates
/ the thick woods aud ponds il owsthe up-
per part of the city. The object OF the
Indians visit and map is to recover = val
liable treasure which bis ancestors had
buried % the bank OF tho cfetk pome
place below where Broadway crosses it,
and at the ,foot Of the bill. The treasure
is said 10 consist Of gold to the value Of
two millions Of dollars. We heard yes
terday that the party had actually begun
to institute search for the stuff. snd the
lnlsn was engaged in stepping OF the
distance from The river as his map direct
ed him.