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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26


1t has been so frequently asserted, and final.
that the pilgrimage of the Mussulmens who
6ocked to Mecca this year, was the occasion
of the cholera, now visiting Europe, that most
people have believed it. But the assertions
on this head are now denied point blank. The
allegation of the French Minister, says a
London correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, are false. He says:
The French functionary draws q formidable
picture Of overcrowded steamers from Egypt
through the Red Sea. The fact is there is
only one or two Egyptian steamers on the Red
Sea, and they have for some time beeu doins
% little that the Companyis meditating disso.
Iution. The fares, too, on these steamers are
high enough to prevent crowding. As mat
ter of fact, pilgrims go to Mecca chiefly By
land. Again the statement is set floating about
the country that these pilgrims have this year
sacrihced millions Of sheep and camels. The
fact really is that, setting aside the enormous
exaggeration of number, these animals ere
not las it is carefully implied in the lying state.
ments left 70 poison the eiP, bat are esteu or
distributed to the. poor. The object. If any
thank Offering among the Mussulmans is al
ways the giving of aims. Again although il
is declared ominously that the pilgrims never
change their garment, it is not stated that
they all wear the Ihran, loose fitting sheet,
which freely admits fresh air, and it is the
healthiest Of garments. Furthermore, al
though these pilgrimages, sacrifices, &C.,
have been. going on for 1900 years, in the
same number, perhaps greater, It is notorious
that the cholera is native of India. Now it
is known that early this summer there we're
steamers which brought cholera patients from
India, and that there were MANY deaths upon
them which we're concealed. At the same
time there is no evidence whatever that the
cholera has been at Mecca at all this year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

REING DESTROYS Of making suu,e change,
- N c1r bssinsss, - e1sf opportunity 70 IN
D!cn Wishing 70 eaeAgs in lacfasivs businees on n
wn.ee 700 can eetirsly control without eompsesion
We ouse % reasonable tsT0s our Hay I'm ~
vse al The Axsurss Thereto, in oosplete oraes
mf iamsaAss Ne, sitsated ct Dsnvs Hanoock co1nfv
On sns roisdo wabash and Western Railroad Dsteses
RON As.l0ippi rivs BY Railroad . milee Dern n
iess long By y wde With stable attached Also -
senAat ho.:s. situated for the convsnispcs 81 ~
Yseof nelap snnnol Dsansrs Hay r.
aheesd - b. As best IN the world Tho r..
snsir exclusive uss In Hancock county mo- Trr.ss
ese capable Of pFssng or eieht toue - r. -,
snd n 20 compact form 70 allow Of putting esht 9
zen TON IN . common box car. We know Il = ~ ~
oset prso in -, and the only one vhieh IN, ~
0ent. Ss s4p-
With thsss Dss0a ~ Co ssvs ensh.,s In -.,,...s
n;sght aad one.qautef In rivsr height
~ onsr fos ale oas Of Richards Cslsbrsted On,
cnea!e With fouf home power capehls Of shsIs~s -
sacking 80 bushels psf lay " -
.....-.a scs s5 z6s'SkssssuSas ! no. Z
osSA3 0u11nnv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

ExCELLRNT WINE FOA FGAALBDs
Every family, Ut this season, should use SPEnRJ
WINE cebrstedin Europe for its medicinal and bens-
fetal qualities highly esteemed by emineAt Ayucans
used n European and American Hospitals, and By some
Of the nrst families in Europe and America.
AS IONIC IL has no equal, causing an ap0eats aid
building MP the system being entirely pure wine Of
most valuable grape. AZ DIukb1C II fnparts
healthy action Of the Glands Kidneys and Urinary Or
gam, very beneficial In Dropsy, Gout and Rhumatic A.
fectors SPRkRs WINES pure article from the Juice
Of the Grape possessing medicinal properties
TO any other wine in and an excellent article
weak and ted persons, and the aged I'M
arm, inpeovng the appetite and bepehfine ladies and
chil1roa. ny u oaes and ys~ val not BE- decesred-
ADs the signature OF ALyRxp sPKxA 10 over the
ogek o. eacA bo1tls
eold 81 Wilkinson, Bartlett Co ,Keokuk, lows, and
IN rst caD dealers, Who also sell the CASTILLO PORT
MANDY . choice old article, imported only by Mr..
Sheer direct from the valley OF 0porto. (octe-6m
a1.TrsAe supplied By Wholesale Druegist,.
ArBy A. sPkER, It his Vineyard in New jersey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 2m BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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KEOKUK. IOWA /:
MORNING, NOVEMBER %.


n =. '. GRAY.
70 Poem .sas delivered at tie conclusion Of a ks-
sscrial Sermon Of oSr late President, al Ato~
and Cbal BsoasA, 7RsvsdaS, Jess ], 1855.
Prom home he rode to Washington,
Az Freedoms only hrst born son, .-
To teach his heirs, In time TO come,
How Liberty could bsst Be won.
He rode through boiling seas Of blood, .
Relying on the hand of God,
To guide, with him, the ship Of ststs,
Deep freighted with the nations fate.
he rode ~ helmsman mid the storm,
When faith Was weak and hope forlorn;
Yet rode successful 'gainst the tide
Which sought to sweep our nation's pride.
This ship he rode to bAttls-f fields,
Then placed himself and men, - shields.
And in the conflict saved the bark,
But lost himself the vital spark.
Ride on, oh, Lincon swestly ride,
There seated BY meek Moses side;
Ride on, Ride on, though basely slain,
Thy virt'ous life was not in vain.
h1do on, ON, Statesmhn truo - 1SS0is
Millions of hearts for thee yet feel;
Ride on, oh, Heroi firm and brave,
Who died thy country life to save.
Ride on, oh, Patriot! true and strong,
Thy checkered course hath not been long; Z
Ride on, Ride on, forever blessed,
Possessor Of that long sought rest.
Ride on, oh, Martyr, of the free!
The nations heart now bleeds for thee,
Ride on, Ride on, the true, the brave,
Ride on, Deliy'rer Of the slave.
Ride on, oh, Regal Form Of ststei
White angels a. thy cortege wait;
Ride on, amid your heavenly train,
Thy lily robe hears not stain.
Ride on Sail Ger yon crystal sen,
-Four million Freedmen gaze on thee.
RIDE on his spirit hovers DER, e
And bids ye Freedmen mourn no more.
Till moons wax wan and Suns grow dim,
Americans viii reverence him; ID
And then each heart still true and brave
viii hold the Freer Of the slave.
And When the mighty angels feet
Shall with the sea and dry land meet,
And he proclaim, with hands to heaven,
That, 'time no longer shall be given"
Then lift your voices loud and clear,
Freemens' redemption draveth near,
When they shall ride with ABRAHAn,
With saints and martyrs of the Lamb.
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AIWen't Use any Other.-The Last and best
The right article Aaally. Everybody Ifkesit Is purely
vsgseabls Contains no susar Of led. tho bsst Hair
Dressing in the world viii restore grey and fsded has
10 Ia original color in four veeks-every tins-urs
pop" Inquire for Websters Vegetable Hair Invsoss-
tor and don't take any other II all humoss Of
the scalp week. For sale At Wholesale end retail
by D. A. Kna. corner THIRD and Msn stresss, Keokuk
Iowa. Durnhans 4 Van sehssek Wholesale Dvuggists.
10 Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest
asn1p-dAn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

Fer Dfarrh9a, Dysentsry, &C. M.
6UIRRe Compound Rxtraet Of DsnHB PLAHf the most
reliable and suocsssfal remedy; 10 10 endorsed BY ool
Long. General Pieasanton and Gen. YtE Henry wsssa
sfths United States Army wsstsn Sanitary end Chris
tan Commissions, War Relief Yund Daitors
Of the Pres and western steamboat o0csss. Sold BY
Ill drngEists, and Q. D. VOWEL Co., Ksokuk.
IA @. MAoUIRl. Sole Propristers,
iy1e-dAvem -. Louls No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

TAs 0rtA9l ChanosHs IN Dssay Of wan
Ing and Instruction for Young Mon. Also, new -
rsablstrsatnsntforD Diseases ofths Urinary anassrua
eystsms-ssntfrss, in sealed envelope Address Dr..
sKu1u EovaHroH. Howard Assseistio. ,RAila-
islphiA,Ra spPkAsV1y
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
RyuRY Man. Wsoan and Child who has used
STERLNUS AMBROSIA

~ - AAAhAHAHASOeSA44
Il willing 70 rseo.nssdit Three ysan al RAPIDLY IN
crossing ssle have made the Anhrosa fsnous Ill eve
the world.
TITS WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.
II eurss itching efth Heed.
Il makes New Hair grow on Dald HsaAs
Itvrsvsats ~ Hsir ftoa FALLING Dat.
Itrsadsrs the HAIR eos aad Glossy.
Usaasss IL asalp; Oosas ths HsatsA hev Rsosva
DaudruG; Cures Nervous Hssdachs; Oafss bsdsso
Insures Luxuriant Locks Inclinsa hair 10 osrl e1ps
psdes vim; Ks Hair Datsr- Coed s9ect apparent d
once. m Ae
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
ne AnhreulA Will ut 30 10 7. AsU1aay put up
Dseatsly Perfunsd Pstronissd BY 0psra einsas ~
Actrsssss Sold in splendid bex0 o. eaxtes contain
ing tvo large bcttles-No. for morning, No fbl
evening.
TR1RD n NO ngI0TAED ABOUT II.
eTxRLIN9B AMBROsIA 10 the hsst, most Agreeable
and elective toilet in the world. 10 prove this Try
carton.
Sold BY Druggists,
Dtsrimgp Annessfs nanumesurins ceapaay
218 Fulton Street, New Yerk-
oef1f-dav1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

The Original and Best In the World Tho only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable snd Instan-
taneous Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown, without iasrins thsAar orskin. Ron
edss tie I'll effects OF baddyss Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine 10 signed william 4. Bstehelor. Also,
RDGKNlRATIN0 EXTRACf OF MILLBHLHuRS,
for Restoring and Beautifying the hair.
sagn-dAvly CHARLES BACHELOR, MI.
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. a LID


RY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF
he Tressury Of the United States, will Offer for
sAls u Public Auction, on
sMoaday, Voc. ~, 1866,
At TWO O'CLOCK. P. n,
! Lot of Rife Guns
l Lot Of Shot Guns
18 Bundles Bar Lead.
ii Parts Sacks Shot.
! Box containing bxs Fancy Candy.
Wrapping Twine, Gun Caps DC.
8 Horse Pistols.
Sabres.
6 Revolvers.
above articles were seized BY the Surveyor OF the
Port Of Keotuk Iowa during the rebellion and are nov
ordered to be cold under the Of Congrce and
lations Of the Treasury Department.
JOHN 6TANNUB,
ocs@fooot Surveyor Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26

OoL0AT8ss mONwH soar.
This celebrated Toilet 00Ap, inssAA snivsssa
AaanA. 10 naAs from the eAoleess .assrisls
ailA and snelisnslais s stature .sragraasly
csnsea, snd extremely beAsficiaI ssits ses
sgss tie skia- Bss sale ~ a,tDr.eJss ss1 Bassy
ossds Dealers. fssl-Asv1ys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-26
John PERDEW,
Speer's Port Grape Wine

DCRE and four years old, for the Commu-
Il MON Table and Family use Prescribed by Physi-
clans for Females WEAKLY Pevsons and Ipvalids The
Great Remedy for kidney Affections, Rheumstism and
I'll Chronic Diseases
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16ssS., 05lls . 80 14uou

4 CO0I61 0640s . 49, 49,
B,our,x uxu,ass Assszssos, AD sou1D n cnDcxD.
II AlxowD 70 ooaszxuD.
Irrstasisa - the n1ness . Rsr.ans.e
1naA1D Lun0 DAssess,
nnswSvs s.e''s IA TsscEss
AVN, 4 ,uneR uyssnss 70 I'm ,Asss, en- NM
oaAs1 RxExD.
p~~ Deenahataa. Asthma, CAtAxfh, Con-
ouaptlv0 ana Threat Diseassss
/. s..es Am us.D m4n AIxArs coon SUCCESS.
slnennetAHD Pvslse sPBAE1s
vii nA TesAs uDal IN slsaxng the voses vhss ss1sa
before singing or Speaking. aad rsstsvfns the snIos
mar s> un,guna sxGt3sa Of TIE voeea oFons. In'
yh.. ~. rsoonnsnAsd asA pesasEibsA By rAysisians
and have had tsstionials lfea sainsns men sArcagh
1.-THE country Being IN artieis Of true nsF's, sn<
having proved thsif efficacy BY test Of many ysRs
~ year nAs thsn IN localities In various rase
Of the world and the Tocs universally prenoaness
better than other eEticlss.
OpsAyx only 'DaowEs DaoxmnAI faccHn,s snd q
not tsks any q the Worhisss H.ttatsau that ny b
O0egoA.
sold svsywhsrs in the United States. And IN Sosssl
Countries, ct Is cents Per box. lncve-oAvsoI
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lks3alE#aR Baltimore uno SbiO
1tsl1na sa.e1 a1s GiIeabahu.

Z 9m u. nag Whcntas, %. Ipr., nerben tSaSid Q 2{ce
nag ~g3eeeItns uub ParssrsbuSa uno sha 3ns uots sgrsbe.
f9 ob9s5ea, ME io(at; .-,,,as
PoFSng tSgiiG (Gcnateg5 aasseaormsul, acnrc 9. 90
gypreBsng tSsliG GeeHbs $40. ~
Seibe 8H6e oerbiubeu 5E ca: D5ipang unt eEtsa @tSas
ssa .pefIi5, nor6ueaTi@ nah iiiDspealis. 90.
Der Sorpers Gerrb uub 6re6erid Icccmpbatioasz9uu.
tcefIid, berIGBt Baltimore nm 4 l6r Na9mittaos. Seftz
lid oerldBt bieier 3tB 9arpers Scrip nm 6 n6r Mecroens
un0 Jreberi6 nm Z lRr, tdsti9 (dussenpulmen Sonntaes).
Ter l5nC uGf9 IQicott9 &.jES as3t Des Rsittnlorc
glorseas mn ego z. 8 20, Ra6 gtatSuy. /, 90 u. 4.5O
NIB eou Gaico1t's aEils ~&rotgeas37 z. go rub 100, rnS
seaGmitGags 2.49 unb $40. 5g - p,
.s J1a9 &5GIGtaatug.
a5gaag cpa SattiE1Qre mad g5aipiugtpa glcrosus A.sO
200, $50 aub $40, ugb SsnGu. $50, rnb eco
GSnata9s HlDrgens In, $50 aab $50, nuS gods
uaittaee $50 1880. Abaaa9 sDn GeafEiugtru @soraeas
HES SIS, 8.15 II. Ills unb. &taSp.. 1l SOC, 400 unb
6.45. @0nataQ5 n0c Asce3eus gas8.15 II. 11.15 Il. Wao=
nitta8s 500. siur bsr 4e uat Ste 2ao Ben S3sltis
npre NIB Der Speite urb oiests 3ns bon Wo56lratru
5eLtea an alien Gtationen IA. ..
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gtadmittn9s5ug bon Baltimore unb Ger 6.15 rue 8.l5
Ntcr8en5u8 uub 8 unb 4.30 gta4mittasssus BON QBal6z
iu9tcn oerbinbeu it4 nit benz Iunapplisz 3u9e.
93egel aS9erss gustunft aEb &3tIlsts ieser Art tDeubs
.4san f@ GU 8, g. england, assRt In boz ga,abe,ss&ts
tim ebee CT tts GiGetsEGG1ce. t-..iLe t.G4 4.
-f: r11 g9. q. - ttP granspore ~asesTter
j. 81. 9ensraI@agsat. (JanlD)
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~ 5GS ~beIcabegsn 1etass ~.assgugs}s
Eiuipouberer nub S~ieiIeubs ysNteu ie6r pprNStin Selr
s5s Es tsss Sinstts saufcu uaub Toatsn bisIsISeu Hur in
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O9ns e9p'srtsfett 8tuests fHr Stels ainis Seri@afeu ton
rem tnoem ocr agent Ses sDsnH@sn Geicui@aftA Sci
i5sss 2Gueuns t9nen ben uutssaeiGurteu aasntcn pcrssne,,
spirbs ...,4-.A-. Ia.
@ns Sssssse 1nsSusfs asS &atS srt9etf aasntsetbEsa
%Sa g. %tG0sksesba.
Sfsssss'@HiaESntensNsts bee DAstsssss- sse
a.. @eiE-Glftasssa>
Ne. 81 Ekames Ctr,
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gBtehtia fir @eibemNeIII

2StcBttg fir &~etoemDe3II
protector Noui8 8ua0rom1s
SIntretnt8un88s u1sD g~6bfn6rnna6s
SSCGufer
Itnp pnnfettt6 Die heEsn, bis lest bel onn4ep aH{tifi m, hi
Se11np9ett Observation-Disclosures, leuie, rsnn tsttta
aSer Elm "" ~''''''" ga ft'
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n 2t9tl9lenS ripmltdft besannt uub asa6tet, rnb sobtu
Fo ar@ Eter fttt ben Iesten bret Sa6renS ti3en foY;Ss$S ggu
eTtsSrten uub etsaen fb beiOnbers 9mr ''"'A '''''" ""
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"a. Nr0nf0citelt,
nao fUlte gltenAanb bic 9sfnuu8, eebetIt ~ pefpes. criterion
esss saS0s Steit %Rstsfaaen araHtsS ~ serfu5ea Sis 8fSas
brett Don 9euti6tanb
~tontpg:tsFt uab erspetls 10 t~sefslbeu brIuoert me,us, osrts,.
Saa0sIs1fen sIn* s~snes8teT @ebr6rGe, ia Id iea S5cr,sr@t
S Sua o osg st H. Sssss Der ttnataI ha2Da utant, ait tGr 43iS,
tcSne ssEte tufrteoen ure ne nreHr g1ne bssfIEeg. lain wjr6
Seos 6atatIte ieGte Rets babpn TN 6aufr Ba6ea 5era sud5
paft IbetrGfSenb,
Die Graater Rne ~ tatca III
Sstuen Oeec 9SmtDsrr,.
ie nGta aDuni4 anb BADEN no bel foieepbf5 9nrsr,oe..sz, u.
bsiOnbfrs betliaHt e~rtSiefty, aist I-' ~. -
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Slot, 6SeuaattsyaUs, ........
%n9trIft9tett, Nrs8etruaa.
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9@nuPfen, 8erftIeizagag
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4ateTlettsbeldper5sn, G3aFssfge
@rippe, SGngs
Stpt9e Gtutr, ar5fs.
SaItHuEg SYPHILIS.
Rdltf GteEer, 5autauSE6Iaas
an6 alien SranFbesten, t
peIbe aus perbprbenea SIute entipttnaen.
DaS Bu@ barber, Eatt btelen SeagatFen aebstItsr lsrty,sa.
tutrb ben mir prrtUfrei auf gBuaf5 On iebe NfgeEc. Serianbt
fDpte tebe eeranf&.s GusGuuft auf trtf1t8e Gntraae Ass
srtbetIt.
.. ..-r SyuliIe Gienelt, Dcatsf,
&ieTanbria, 90.
aUetrtsrr Aeent oEn YrQi. 99untrala'S sroutet
4sebittnen fur sang amsrifa,
Xte campaigning fir &~5rG4iusvre
pettnoet f4 tn Der 8IdbGnbIune Ssu s. G. & @. 5cunt6.
eauten, NHy 30 gDef @rettfe, Hrb fHt baicibN tas 8u&
tsIpbL ais aud bic 5ettnttttaI ~ baben.
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tFFtFANIft~F INt
~aIetntsfr Aeent bEn Ytpf. g9untraln's Srouts
Mebiiinen fur gang amsrifa.
Ste Campaigning fir 8%rI4in3vres
tefnbet f8 In br Su6banSIune Ssn $. g. & O.. 5CuMt6.
eduttn, NU, 80 gDef grettfte, grb Fnb 0aIcibH tas 3u5
fsDpbL ais audn bic 5etlmttteI ~ baber,
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Or. 2anspe TIT GOslar, SEDmia@
Teics SonmnDDer.

BELT NIT fetnen aus BEN b%e!fanften uub ~trdfsi8Rea 9raa,
tern %beretteten Arsneten nnfe9lbar une eai9 ALE bic araaf-
bstten, Tel&e aus lnrc 0eInd6t8teitcn TN Wtagen pbsr Blue
e%ntiteben, ais ba Nnb
&rdmp1e ieOer 2Irt, inSbeirubere Wtagentrampf,
!5dmUrrbOiOen, gbuIero@9InfdIe, Diarrbas, !&os
Iiten, 8re6rubr, S6pinoel, 8ldbuuaen, &opfz
i&mers, Iitbma, faIes 8ieber, GptjepTsa
Sn alien tteen gauen If bas Dr. G III peTae g Hrta
(Per Bottle 81, 8 gpttle8 tIr $5l ~unfeblbar uuS ptrft .Gpiprt
@egen eDrpnifcbem (oeraltetenJ JlSeun1afismuS
ttlft BITE Or. 9ampef4 { &Reuma I'll m rs SGGBt
tper 8pr ST, 6 3pren fir $5), IN ftptertsen T1Gen mi
benz @Itrtr suglet6 n%nBepantt, f9er.
Der MaturbUftpr 2unpt tn 9e5Iar bat etGea 70 grO6e,
gtuf bdb Yattenten aus aleu Gtetlen Ser 2Delt ju ibn
frSmen; CT bat 2Cuts g~tapptera tn Sabre 1862 oDn eine
3uferbdrnrubr, bic ais unbeItar eriidrt mar, turtrt IN
bdt seeenpdrtte, duser ctrca 1000 gaticnten aus Stab m
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arnttr BON StuslaAb uetf 9emap!ta, uub 9sr5pS Upa VI
tenbure nebf Ep1ter tn Setanblune.
Sin Baltimore bet y. @Oselet Il Co., Setb 9. 9ancs,
5aHencarnp @dspart'S unb allen Gnbern ApDtte!en III BABE
5auptbeppt fit Dtfrttt Columbia: CD. G6rittant, 8
pa. MSenue, 0afbtu9tgn, .. G..
SmpUrttrt orn 8r. ysitfd9 s 60,
tSft27-) Wp. 1872 BtpabWdc, Stem 9Btt
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Nrpfel1pr Munoranl'S
M00em : GrGufer zGljrsr

It ~nnftretta bn6 beRt Ste Jest bftannte Istttel slr 6etIu
bon Ilnterletts. 81 l9ptrben dler @rt, tnebf fpnbers Dla9l
tronpf 8erSuuun8Si9pa@e, Gtp!eras4nfIGe, 8rufi@nn
sen, Dtartred, RpItten, Bre6rubr, SdrtnbeL 5lGbunG
Rppfi8merB, Atbrna, RdItes Jteber, SeetrGHtbeit, Spntrn
Complaint, fOrpte ee9eu $ u { { n uno @tfaltuH(
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awful Loss OF Life.
Cairo, April 2

Cairo, April IS.
Tie ,teaper .Sul.and, FROM New Or
Jenna, 2l>I, arrived Al Vick.burg with her
so,.ers leaking tadll and reuirjrcd Eiirfy
kou;a iog re- air.. taking on 1856 Federal
.oIGiers It'd 35 officers. lately released
ffon Cabs. ba and Auder>ouviie prisons.
She left Memphis a.t evening, ard when
abou; seven ME, mp the river. Abe blew
~, Immediately taking fire nnA burning to
tie wafeI's edge. OF 100 soul. abustd
to, more than 100 have BEEN rescued
Two or three hundred uniujured are a,
tie Soldiers liome. Capt. naus,on, &
tire Su'tana. Is supposed to be lost.
i, O'Clock ;hio morning The river in
f1Jn: Of Memphis Was covered with sol>
dlrrs clinging for life, many badly scaId
e. Ne further particulars were received.
s. Louis, May 9
TIE steamer Belle St. Louis arrived
f,crl Memphis ?, dsylight :hi. morning.
t'n board were 500 Survivors Of the Sui
ana disaster. Mos, Of them were able to
YAK to Benton Barracks. Five deck
hands belonging TO The i'll faied steamer
Sul!aus, arrived from Memphis on sun
dry morning, and attracted considerable
attention by their reports Of tie disaster
Is"erday they were arre.,ed by order OF
tie Provost Ma'shal, Major Msi:ock, who
hal jn.t reviewed instruction from Memp-
his 10 arrest these men and send them
.lok il IRONS, which va. dous last sven
lag. After the rutana MAS found to he
- fire, these FIVE men launched the yavl
ot tho steamer, ~hich would have held
thirty, ami jumping into it pushed dowr
rhA stream through a mile OF struggling
Aea.h2d, dtorr.rG soldiers, srd resisted
- eifog;s Of tle drowning ken 20 cling 10
40 boat Is MASKING Their esds or hands
VII cas- Had lhey made any exc'tion.
tie, could h.vo waved bun ife,Is; hgs 10
hty were bound Tor Mempi'. and The
i upu..d hourd boat, and they cared
4 rh0 df08nci
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In PrCOate.

Manitcw0c Cou.ty Court Mauitowoc County
State 0: Wisconsin. Ia the matter of the estate
OF Carl Schneider, decens3d.
IN this oath day OF April, A D. 1865 upon
~ reading ard fling the petition of Peter
Werner, scminisfTaOr, stating that Car
Schneider OF tie County of Aantowoc DIE d liz
te~tate on or abs Ut the 18th cav OF Oct be-
1864. and prnliag L. that ba appoint d, sell The
o, rsoI oil aId real estste Of the said dec a-ed
1t is Ordered, that said aPll cation be bead
before me, at tn PROB ate Office III the Town
and County OF MtnirCwoc, on tn 22ni day Of
say Il. = 1865, A. 10 o'clock A. Al. And Il Is
further oriervc, thtt no, &C OF u arpich'
ten aud hearing be 6 ven D pabiIshi a copy
ct tbs orde. for thrtc successive weeks, once
Ii each week, III the M.tlrOwoc PHI, news
PAPER printed il SAID Town AID CJuuty, PRO;
10 SAD rc.,Irg Byte Court
GEO " BARKER County Judge
ssn;to.vc. APP 2l 1850
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ManitoVoc County-Circuit Court,

II pursuance Ct the Statue in such case
made ard provided. notice is hereby given that
the Clerk 4 the Circuit curt, iCr the County OF
Alnitowoc, Wisconsin, will at his office, in tn
Y ll4ge al Nauit0woc. on Ssturity, III 9Th
day Of MAJ, 1865, al the hour of TWO O'clock
N. Of sald DAY, proceed 10 draw sew; n.ecn
persos 10 serve &s Grand Jurors AMI twenty
fodr persons to scrve as Petit ia ors, for the
Jnne term Of the Circuit Court in and for the
said County Of MAJ itpwoc
Dates at the Clerks oFice ii Mi itowoc, h g
5.h day OF My, &. Il. 1860
JOSEPH FRANCEf,
Clelk oI CT cult Court.