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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
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Tray. Agt Methodist Episcopal Church, East Tenn

KNOXVILLE Aug. 20, leb3.
". H. Rodgers, Tracel;ng Age1,t Methodist Episc2pa!
Church:
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of the 18th relative to
seed wheat has been received l have had repeated
solicitations from our East Tennessee farmers to OBJ
tain for them seed wheat and plows. will now
say to the farmers of East Tennessee that the gov
eminent will furnish free transportation on these
articles from Nashville I will undertake to supply
the demand believing that cannot better serve the
interests of the farmers of East Tennessee. have
a large number of names already sent in, and those
who expect to be supplied will at once send on their
orders. 1 will at once apply to Maj. Gen. Thomas,
setting forth the facts and have no doubt but what
your request will be granted. For information al
dress j. w. PATTERSON s. Co,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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FOR SALE
VERY DESIRABLE RES

IL On Asylum Street The lot fronts 100 feet, anu runs back
alley The building is two stories high and
eight rooms good cellar, smOkehousc stable &C. and
also No cistern For further particulars apply 70
sep6-3t y. y. RESSHAW =
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ONEILL, SHELLEY & ALTERNATELY,
Solicitors of Military Claims,

Nashville, Knoxville and Kingston.
Prosecute claims against the Government for property taken
and tho Of the Army, Bounty Tor two years service
Runtv for wounds soldiers discharges under General
Orders Pay and Bounty procured Tor deceased
Also Pensions Fathers Mothers Widows and Minor MI
dren Communication Of Raons such have been prso-
ner Of war Prize Money Horses lost while In the service &C
Especial attention paid making Officers Monthly ana
Quarterly papers Pay Accounts, 'nd e the COLLECTION o.
Vouchers.
Ofice, Gay Street, opposite Lamar House
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STRAY HORSE.

GAME To THE STABLE OF r. Il,
OMcCROSKEY the Bell House, dark brown horse ave
wears old back saddle marked and white ane under
collar white. The viii cal at the Bel
House. pay charges the horse away. sep6lt7
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

PS We are authorized and requested to announce VII
,inr- VTarrb election sep6tis
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JSo. O'SEILL, JAS. T. SHELLEY, Jas. T. ABEENArAi'
~ ~ : II ri Tom 10Th Tenn. Cav
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Affairs i'm BlOunt County.

Columbus, Ga, Aug. II, 1865.
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Es T. NVNEg
No. 10, Cherry Street,
Nashville Tenn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

RECORDER sCoURr-On Wednesday. Peter
Collins, OF Canada having become oblivi1us
AZ some OF the numerous places where OBJ
Evlon is sold for money, forgot the way to
ais lodgings. and concluded to locate on
Mt Nie.es steps. This was all very well
lot night arrangement; but when morn
ING cane such an REMEMBRANCE was not
"aH agreeable toNr. yieleorhis customers.
ara The sleeper was mustered up hv the
Marshal and taken to the Lookup 10 fin
ish ou' his nap. His Honor the Recorder
uaei h.m five dollars, which he paid lie
VIII PROBABLY conclude that private lodr-
inss are the cheapest.
te'er Aaivaney whom we mentioned
ias' week as having been arrested for heat
'og Ills wife ar midnight in such a manner
is 10 disturb the neighbors was suhse-
S1en'y brought before the Recorder and
anea Ten dollars, which he paid
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

NEW CHURN. We have been shown q
new fashioned churn. called The cylinder
churn, which IS on & different principle
from any we ever saw. heard of or thought
o. ii has lo So. g.... --s4.s 4.-
anything else used in any other churn. We
will try 70 il.rs-A,e. suppose your hall
bushei TO have q top put iu .t. and made
q ght. Now turn Ia Your cream. turn it up
edgewise and turn &c round moderately
just as you would your eriu1stoae. The
doctrine IS. tlat tile cream inside tie bali
Dgshe., 1y friction GA Toe smooth sides Of
the wood inside viii become butter in q
very short time; that il is easy 20 turn. and
that Be- will bring tie Toughest patches Of.
cream that have lad h'lf day laid ou' on
them iu The Oil way What in.e1e- ei Us
was The 4snc -se.'- turlilgc cream
in q smooth wooden dish wiA change it 10
butter. and Tie inventor claims ,hat &c VIII
do this aster easier and be'ter than any
other caurn. We cannot say as 10 an that:
but we SAYS batch cf butter churncl in 10
very nicely and satisfactorily at Dr. Nelson's
DO just five m8gtes. We o. not Ike 70 be
Lumbu-ged as vel ~ some people bat we
thought rvonDly Of the invention or ac-
count Of lts extreme simplicity. .t could he
afforded reasonably. and vou.Iia-t Away
Tho following testimonials arc from some
OF OUT vel known citizens
IAer,.. ..lrea..r st..I-55
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

WrTEE.-We presume it IS needless for
us 20 admonish any ono Of the approach Of
cold weather, and that Winter will soon Dee
mon Us: for doubtless their thin and worn
ont garments have been more effective
monitors than words Of ours could be, and
that they must Doe replaced by new and
warm ones, a. we'll az by other articles Of
comfort for the outer man To such we
would advise the reading Of the advertise
ment Of Messrs FObes & Hitchcock 10 to-
days paper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

ErSA Insurance CovFASY.-The adver-
tisemeut Of this Old AMI reliable company
will Poe found Do another column. The
Etna is one OF the oldest and wealih.est
Insurance companies in the country, and
one OF the safest with which To- do business.
It's rates on dwelling houses have been re-
duced % as low O standard a. those of any
Of the first class companies. and an extra
reduction is made for term OF years on
suct risks. 3 s. Coryen, Esq. is the
agent Of the Eua in this city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

HARDwARE.-We direct tine attention of
The public to The advertisement Of Messrs.
Dart s. Davis, in another column. This
firm are the successors OF Mr.. f. W. Dart.
and having added very largely to the late
stock Of Hardware owned by him. now
have one Of the larges. and best selected
stocks of goods in this line ever brought
to this city. which they offer AZ rates ms
reasonable as can be obtained at any sim
lar establishment in central Michigan.
Mr. Dart is We'll known in this community
as an honorable and upright dealer. Mr..
Davis IS new conner amongus: he is man
oilarse business experience. OF strict inte--
MY and morality, and deserving Of the
confidence OF the public We cheerfullv
commend this new firm TO the good wishes
AMI patronage OF all who are IN want of
goods in their line Of trade.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

DEA1H OF RYAS THE PRopurr- Rva, is
~ more. We shall not look upon his like
ss@'n' He died recently in Van Buren,
TU-n's' az the age OF 6S RYAN was an
irisnman, quite ignorant. and speasinr the
s''sue so strongly that we could NOT nm
-e's'and more Than half he said. In studv-
'us On the weather. he became ultimately n
ss. ~ and yet his theory or science
aAu 10 other foundation than a farcifsl in
- l'e'Aiion OF few passages Of Scripture
.u' 'ne publication Of his predictions
-1o~' 1871 IN the Ann Arbor and Detroit
tlgers tended 10 concentrate his mind al
0se.aer TO this subject. and DISTINGUISHED
-'ea invited him 70 dinner and praised him
-''S' winter, lie was invited to lecture in
= -.'iS''ls' IN the evening, before the Leais-
-'ei and accordingly an imposing meet
'uso Of senators and REPRESENTATIVES. was
O'saaized, with six viccp residents and r,nr
,1''e'ares, and for two hours the most
-''Slaole irol.c Went on that We had VIII
''ssea m many years. It looked IN ms
''Ons Tor forty or fifty gentlemen of larre
'~'epse and abilities TO play Off their
~ Win gravity, upon an old. Ignorant
11! man: but as they gave him SIC. 90
Pay MS expenses. and afforded him an
~ r5sO''u'iiy OF lecturing in high quarters.
=" gave MIN encouragement that they
. .oI.a vote for 10000 copies Of his forth
lining lining work on the weather for the use Of
Nesisiature, he went home feeling hap
Ia, 'a4n when ne came and congratu-
-. - himself that though he might be des-
y many in his own generation, poster
a. "0ula do ample justice to his discover
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

l0SIA AND LiSsING RAILROAD The pe0-
pie an along the proposed line of the Iouia
and Lansing Railroad are thoroughly awake
to the Importance OF the project, and are
taxing hold of the matter with a Will
Large local subscriptions have been made
in every township through which the road
will pass and those interested are still CON
tlnuing their efforts ia this direction.
Everything augurs well for the early com
pletion of the road. The meeting for the
organization of a company will be held az
Portland on Monday next. the 18th inst.
and il Is hoped that a good delegation will
attend the meeting from this city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

Some Of our exchanges along the line OF
the Grand Trunk Railway Extension, via
OF Port Huron, Lansing, Paw Paw and
ST. Joseph, state that this route has been
recommended hy ihe Grand Trunk Rail
way Engineer and adopted by that Compa-
NJ as The route preferred boy them Tie
Paw Pew Free Press states that Hon. ". l..
Bancroft, Of Port Huron, telegraphed L. W.
Willard, Esq, Of that village, last week
that Mr.. Bridges, Of the Grand Trunk, had
decided upon this route, and that engineers
were now on the line making a survey.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
NTAESESIICD-

WMlE-lioWAHn -Ia Lansing Nov 7th. 1850 by
..ev w. hnIcserbacser, Nr. u II Wlis8 20 Mis-
Matte Howard, both " Lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08
EsTATE OF WILLIAN TROTVAN


I'>lNlh oF MARTIAL. RIGGS. and HI
i KAN RIGGS. mi rs.-STAIE0T Nj ru-oiy County
@. lngl1n- Sat session ~ the ah--, f-,r,--
.fr iae county o- inrhsm- holden m tn, PROBATE
c-- in tH' VILLAGE Of Mason. rn Nrn-4- th,
"-t ist % NeF. In --- ~ t-c year or. ti1--,.t ISM
h-nerCi ami ski. tive Present H1raf, p-s+-
20 q Probate In the m7tt.r II The e-tsra ~
Marina J. STAG, AMI Tram el-cs minors ON -s..4-
as AID ham, the pat.tion dCiy veridei of John III
livery, pray me llr rcscr7 therea --t rrth ff,r r.
may re i.ceirsa - sell certain real eztlts III said
minors. IN slll petition described
lAcrcupon t Is ordered that Tues law the 5b f.-o~
IT. enner lNfl. ~ o clock ia the 3f.renoon be
rl Tor Tue nearing n said petton an that ar r=
Interested m sadcstatc. are required q arra~
81 SION Of saii Court. then % hc holden al the PRO
naie uihce' IN the VILLAGE n Mason an5 show cause
d any there be- why the prayer ~ The uetits-rr-
-lolla not De rrantet- AID it g further Ordered
tAAi sil1 petitioner give notice O. thu r------ ~
terc5ted IN said estate. n the pcnac-rv OF ~,I4
petition. and the nearnz thereof tv ca--sl--a e,--
% 'n4S order n he published in the Ilnsiu- ~rtr ~
p4'lcan nes paper printed and circulated IN -,.5
sad day Of hearing "
lAtrue eopy.) HORATTO PRATT
Judgs ofPFobats
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-08

Ms OLUTTOE. Tho couar,nar-
IL ship horct fore existing Pa tTee1 T. *. IS .tsost
ADJ II C Peck. s. Bog a-t1ll caa-eni- this dsy ais
solved ". WlSrt0TT
ID. TICK
Lansing Mich. Oct e,sh, 1855.
The hlsins-7 Will De continued 10 llc ad stanl hv
the undersigned, who VII be t-aiy thluSfgl for
continuance OF patronage bcsfla 11I She laic lrnn
T. W Westco;t viii sfl be "a attcn lalcc ana happy
70 Wat uron I'll his OH anil many aew friends.
o49w5 q a. PICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
Latest From Sherman.
SOUrRERv .aCCOUo.Ts
GOLD lss TO seee

New York, March 4.

New York, March 4.
The Richmond pspers assume to Be ig
norsnt of Sherman's whereabouts. but ct
the came time cay he 10 stuck in the mud
10 one Of the Southern States. The esti-
mated force under his direction, includ-
ing Gilmore's and Scho6eld's, is GO. 600,
The excitemant at Charlotte has subsid-
ed, showing that Sherman has moved 10
another direction.
Nothing is said of contemplated juno
tion Of Scho6eld in the vicinity of Colds
boro.
Wade Hampton and his cavalry are said
to be in possession OF Columbis, s. c.,
and the burned section in that city ex-
tends in one direction three quarters Of a
mile. No public property was destroyed.
Rebel deserters who arrived At New.
bern report Kingston and Goldsboro Is
being fortified by order Of Lee, who says
the latter place must be held at all
hazlrds.
The Herald's correspondent says:
Rebel deserters from Lees army state
that when he made his last visit South, he
took two divisions of Anderson's corps
sith him to reinforce the army confront
Jog Sherman, and that heavy seige guns
are being sent from Petersburg to Greens.
boro, N. G., and that citizens of both
Petersburg and Richmond are preparing
to leave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
Sunday Night Report.

Cairo, March &
The New Orleans Times, Of Tho 25:l
ult., says:
The reported expulsiod Of the Ameri.
can Consul from Matamoras appears 10
be confirmed By his arrival at the South.
ern Pass.
The steamship Empire City, reported
wrecked Of Garry Point reef. got of and
is At New Orleans.
Permits to bring cotton within our
lines have been issued at Memphis for
tbs week ending 26sh ult. Over 2. 600
bales Of supplies we're allowed to pass be.
yond our lines. valued at $500, 600
New Orleans dates OF the 25sh ultimo
say that the schooner jane Ludlow, re-
ported lost, had arrived safe.
Gen. CAnby had returned TO New Or
leans from visit Of inspection to Mobile
bay and the adjacent points.
Commodore Palmer's Aess, is in COM
plste order and ready 70 eonnence the
attack upon Mobile At any moment.
The health Of the troops at the vsrioss
points is good.
The latest news from Natsmoras is thai
the American hlg had bsen hauled down
BY some unknown parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
New York, March 4.


The Richmond Wing Of yesterday says:
1t is stated that Bragg has succeeded iu
bringing Sshn6eld to halt on the North
Esst river, 10 or 5 miles from WilmiDR-
ton. It was thought that Schofeld would
try to effect junction with Sherman q,
Fayetteville.
The Sentinel of the lst adnits that
Sherman has. crossed South Carolina,
which. shows that he has entered the old
North State.
The Wing Of the let says:
All North 0eorgis is filed with des
perste bands Of tories ;aad descrters.
Il 10 reported that Hosd will hsve al
important command in Texas.
The panic IN Richmond hss extended
to the surrounding country. and farmerl
refuse to bring in sapplies.
A Fayetteville dispatch Of the Ist says
No Yankees have advanced in that d
rection, ss
The rebel pirate Chickansuea VAS de.
stroysd last Saturday to prsvess her fell
ing into Yaakes hands ID CApe Fea
River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

Col Geddes, says the Davenport
Gazette, has been recommissioned Colonel
Of the 9Th lows ioian:Iy.
The Hawkeys says that the religious
services y Old zica Church. Thssday
evening, we're istsrrupted BY some mis-
erable wretches Who behaved 30 badly =
- nssessitsss their expulsion fsoo the
house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

With him was his son and seuator Fos(es.
Of the Coooittss Of Arnsgenests.
The President vas escortsa 70 tho
White House, after which the proesssisD
separaied.
Everything passed Of ID the mort quiet
end orderly nanssr, aad altbosghs sthoas.
ands participated in the ceremony, not 20
Accident occurred to mar the pleasures Of
the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

Tspss Iaatices Of the Supreme Cop{s, &s.
The Pfssident entered the Senate chan.
Der after the Vice President had delivered
bic addssss, and while shs retiring Vice.
President was administering to him The
osth 70 support and defend the 4Cahssits .
ton, and sIso the oath of aIlegianet, tbe
galleries we're denseIs 6lled.
The Executive Mansion was thrown
opeo for public reception. The PRESSURE
W. immense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
1Aaassrasis1 Prssessien.
Washington, March Q.

The procession reached the Capitol at
ll:l6 .. m, eseortipg che President elect.
At subsequent period the Presideot
and Vice Presidest, together with the
Justices Of the Supreme Court. memben
and ex-meubsn Of Congress-. Foreign
Ministers, and other persons Of distinc-
ton, assembled In the Senate Chamber.
Thsrs the Vice Presiden, elect took the
oath Of Office, preceding it BY sn sddres,.
Chief Justice Chase administered the oath
OF s6ssson the eastern portiso. when the
President delivered his inaugural ad.
dress. There vas very large attend
aDce, aud the sosas was one Of marked
Interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
New York, March 4.

The Richmond papers charge Governor
Brown, of Georgia, with Encouraging the
people, encouraging deserters and strong
Iy suspects him Of being . traitor to the
rebel cause
The House Of Representatives passed
another bill to- PLACE three hundred thou
sand negroes 10 the army 10 order to salts
fy the objections Of the Senators.
This bill does not gurantee freedom to
enlisted slaves, bu, leaves the question Of
emancipation open.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
xfeD 11exiee. s
New York. March 4.


Advices received here, through privsle
soarcss, fnon Mexico, say the mar in the
United 6sates = asssacting the special at.
tention Of the 1nperial Government. The
poles are diTeetsd - ssrest oil who ex.
prees sympathy viii tia Federal cause,
ard one mas. naned Voldes, has bseu
senteDced = yeers imprison uent for
spsakisg fsvssAbDy about the United
6eatas. asd pssdctisg the spesdy endof
the Ysbellion.a
The lnpefial Treasury i constantly
gstsisg hpss
The my Of the Church party to
Aaximi1t6t & o. The iscsease.
The ffieada q he Jusrex cause here
rsfsne 70 = ofvs sedeses to the reported
dsfass q os1ass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

- Il has been ascertained that one Of
tbs 'patre)en h Albany bas hscoh1s heir
to three mihious Of dollars worth Of pro-
perry TIE esidercs Of this US discov.
vstsd = The Ssaso Library : couple of
days ego By young law student, who
Vas searching the records for another
matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

~The German believers in spiritual
ism, elairvsnee Psycbeism, the s.0dd'
force and othe, oddities Of similar Char
acter, have just established in Germany !
oss magazine bearieg the title of Psyche.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
Prssiasat xiaesln's Inauesratisn.
Washington. March 4.


President Lincoln vas inauguraied at
12 o'clock to-day. The weather was
clear aud beautiful, bnt on account of the
recent rains the streets wero filed With
mud. Despite this fact, the crowd that
assembled vas exceedingly large, and
Fthoasands proceeded to the capitol to Wit
nsss the issugussiion ssse@snies.
The procession moved from Teutk
stseet nd PsansJlvania. ~Aveaus At IL
o clock.
vs Pseeidants Enesaa hss bsoas sat4bs sapi-
tol salijeH abd sSses4usstly dM Ios &C.
company the procession to the scene Of
ceremonies.
Two regiments Of tho invalid corps, .
battery pf ntillery ard touts companies ol
colored troops, formed the military escort.
The Mayor aud Councilmen Of WsshiDR-
ton, Counci!men from Baltimore. H. a6r55..
men Of this city aud freied of Phiixdel-
phia. the Good Will, Fraoklin and Per.
severance. Companies, each Company
dnving its engine along, were also 10 The
fR6onf0n "a so Asss+s sssss
@,eeg ~ DaslenkA Aasist;se ,res&n,
gsgo lodges Of On Fellows and Masons.
ISsslddlhg Y oolofS Ibs u NJ ls;slS3F II..
terni,y. - ~ ~ 1speineipal 6&ll1
lings 10 Pennsy Ivsnia Ayenne 1eros ~ :
decossted With 1aee,s ~ Gu,ts llIar uf.51y
Sas thresksd win lheu p iI M 4 61i1nsirl1
of3he Psesidsat elee(s 50 Il ~ ..-4 !.
:. -, = prssass "a ll(lie ~ =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

0ola Wafket.
49, Nsw Yort, Massh -
Although tho Gold Board vas closed
to-day. still the gold room has6esa crowd
= With eager epsratoss, and eoesiderabls
transaetions have been made from 1913 10
zOO.s so sSAs rs assS HE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
orrl1rAI wAR BULLnFIn.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March, 5
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The following disptrhes in relation to
enc reported defeat and capture Of General
Early BY Sheridan, and the -
Line faiied q ll:56 ssst Of ufliDg-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
Washington, March 4.

WashlDgton, March {.
The procession is now forming, though
heavy rain is falling, asd the strests sre
alnost impassable Tor mad. The ave-
nues are filed with dense mass Of pso. !.
pie. i
Tho ceremonies vii ats pless 10 the
Eeeoate Chanber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

@St. Pat,ick's day in the morning
- to be celebrated with grand festivities
10 Puritan Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

~A Hindo prince made ten million.
OF dollars last year BY the rise in valte Of
cotton ia India.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

- Rum is scarce in London; 1000
puncheons less there this year than last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

1The Spanish Government. has de-
eided that the Spanish press is free, and
may discuss without impedimen, the
Pope,s Encyclical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

EV Mr.. Massey, suthor Of The s'His:
tory Of Eoshnd from the tine Of George
ILL.," has been appointed Governor of Ma
dras.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

10-It is better 10 be struck with az
idea than With the kitchen psksr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

The cry ofthe borer>: veil /"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

.SCHOOL ELECTION.-The Quail.
hed electors Of the Pubic School District II the cy
Of keokak Will bold election the Public School
HOUSE On Biondesn street. Monday the 18th day Of
Merch ibes for President, we President enc
Treasurer Secretary Asd Director to constitute
Bosrd of Dsrsefcys for the ensnipg year
Inc ei-rticn viii be held between the hours Of 10
cciGtk = n and y m. Of aid day
Z mrA5dfd Nv OGDEN. sec'y.