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Attention.!

NEW FIRM IN PAINESVILLE.
EIELD d. Warner & Capt. P. F. Young,
Il formerly of the 10Th Ohio Vol. Inf,
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NOTICE is hereby given that FORBID all
~ persons from harboring or trusting my
son William Smith, who left me March
26tb, 1862, and also, my son Tru Smith,
who left me 26tb, 1868, as I shsl: not be re-
sponsble for their support, nor debts of
their contraction after the time they left
me. w. +. SMITH.
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PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., J
June 2l, 1864. {

June 2l, 1864.
DIR. LgAthiN:
DEAR SIR cannot refrain from ex
planning the satisfaction feel a, the sue
cess Of your treatment of my case of ca.
tarrh. and all its distressing concomitants
--severe pain over the eyes and between
the shoulders, general debility, &c. 1t
has been troubling me for the past twelve
years.
/ have been a member of the State
Legislature of Ohio for some years, and
was engaged in public business at Wssh-
ington when l applied to you for that re.
lief for which | had vainly soGght of
from other practitioners.
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scriptions at par. Subscribers will selec, their
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-05
Every Instrument Warranted FOX Five Years.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
the greatest triumph in musical instruments Of
the age During the past half century the French and
GerTnans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows and two pedals for the feet TO operate,
nut the want of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS,
(which the only bellows used In instruments made
impossible for them tn produce the mellow, rich and
musical tone for which instruments celebrated
Another objection to this letbcd oil blowing was, that
both being occupied opportunity offered for
the management of the swell Withuthepast two years
instruments constructed this European plan Of
"doubie blowers have been manufactured in this
try and to counteract this difficulty twant of swe)
has been projected from the centre Of the instrn
TO act upon the swell AND OPERATED BIT THE EsEK-
object are disagreeabi enough gentleman, but TO
oar AUTOMATIC obsates this difficulty entirely
the simple &C, OF blowing with less force giving
the desired increase decrease in the volume
For seventeen years the superior excellence Me-
oseons has not been questioned and for years past
the enor mons demand has made II impossible for
meet osr orders promptly With onrincreased facilities
warranted IN assuring patrons that their
ders will be promptly met and solicit continuance Of
their patronage
s5-A liberal diseosrf to cgsrsvmes, CAsreAss ass
Schools.
GED. A. PRIMES Il CO, Buffalo. N. II,
GEO. A. PRINCE & Co., Chicago, Hi
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rEHE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AM

\
TIE fahaNMg:
Two -fcre rooms aud lot Main street between 4tl
ana Sta srset- in the best block city for business
Price : 900
Two store rooms. with comfortable dwellings above on
4th street, between Main and Bloudesu streets. The
best iad OF of Main street in the city for business
Price 81 500,
C'e D1,atFJ H9sss. rooms cstern cellar, &c. situ-
aed opposite Eschangs Street Church, between 50 and
4ih street. Price 81 cY9.
oas BTiet H5ase, rooms cstern &C. not two squares
from the ll4fksf case Price $500
Tco D8csii - ioas@s and lot each iouza containing
rooms eilar AID cstsrn, d rents fer SIS per monta
reieeSl.te1.
Also vaean; lots have left to exchange for land in
Missouri or Iowa.
wil take a fsw thousand dollars ia Lec C5asi1 Rsi-
fo1a B3sts az Gfs1r cs TIC part pssmsnt ~. only
reason fr sne this property these sacIaln. pri-
ces ]. q desire 10 chau- e my business
]. l.. CURTIS
meh2t-dim Corner Of Concert aaa 6rh St.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
T AND FOR sHLE.-I have 1.o2s

- acres OF land which intend to sell without hay-
ing nxed any price below which will refuse bid $40
acres es "a M1ntrose Bottom. Lee county, Iowa, 81
OF this tract prairie and lilo timber-e0 acres
under gopl fence four cabins with three rooms In
each well of water NJ each, ponds of water and
ereek for stock water and large barn. well framed with
aShirele roof.
The other tract contains about 215 acres Az miles
north Of Keokuk between the middle aud western roads
which connect Keoknk and Montrose about as or SO
cleared and the balance In timber. Two cabins
well OF water and creek for stock on this tract
AMI about $50 under good fence. Title indspu
table.
These tracts suscep e Of division and Will be d.
videa - suit purchasers Those wishing buy home
or make inYestaet in real estate in either of tho
above localities invited examine the lands now or
erea In quality least 500 acres are As good and lies
well any lands in Iowa. l will take pleasure in
showing them 70 any person wishing purchase and in
wife offers for the whole any part
janl9dff FRANK BArLINGFR
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STATES MARsHAL's

II SALE-STEAMB0KI OXSOE0.
rs ysrtue al special execution to afeefed, insued
from the Clerks ONCE of tho District Cou4 Of the United
States for the District OF Iowa. southern Dsaiou u k-
a public snctiou MonFose In tho county Of Lee and
esfe Of Iowa. Saturday the Sth day d April 1885, 1t
tackle ana apparel and machiaery,to the highest and
hest bidder or cash. he sold to satisfy dsrree ren-
rc on the admiralty side Of said Court In certain
wherein George Oman u libellaut and the snA etaambo
Desoto Is the lfbcllsr. ~, HOxlBs y. -.
ByH. 1UAfUN, pepusy.
T. H. GnMoa1, Proctor.
Ksokuk, Mch. - l1ok-dtd 81 i.
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News Items.
10, r.'.vrsph to ne Sss York auAI

TnE Maine and Massachusetts Legislatures moe,
to-day.
GovrENoR PESToS has appointed John X. Porter
~ Albany, 10 ho Judge ~ the Court cf Appeals
vice Henry II sclden, rehguri
A rUnuTH OF L.r friends 1f Governor Fonton have
presented him with the eeltbrs,ed Viotoris dinner
set q. cost Of 43,OOo.
TnE com mission Of Wee Admiral FArraRu. was
forwarded last week IN tine 10 reach the Admiral
on Sunday 4sA New Years present
A srEcIAL me scnger len Fortress Monroe Q, tie
cloeo Of last week with dispatches from r.l L.s-
erument for Admiral Porter.
ssow commenced falling at washugton ye-tcr-
day, and by might wac sufficiently deer inr 'logh-
ing, the first nmusemeut Of the Lind tr' scasou.
Az order was isni,-l yesterday At tho Treasury
Department that all hye por ocut notes with Ac-
crued interest viii be received for subs. nptiIns 10
tho Ten forty loau until tho 7!h ust, wien II vii
ye Withdrawn.
SgCRFTAm sEwArp, ia con psny with AZ N,co-
'ay, tho Prosidcut'l private seoretAy, pni Mr.
Robert Iiucoln, the Presidents sorL lcf wnshinF-
ton last night to ,tieni tie tuncrsl of NJ Dallas
~ PMlsdelpha on wcInell-y They will ancr.
wards attend NJ. Dayton's fuucrsl at Trenton -
Thursday.
THE now city government Il B.st1n Va.
insugurated On Monday. Mayor Laco.n's nd
dress gives al exceedingly cheerful exhibition Of
msterial growth aud general prosperity OF the city
Municipal Governments for the current year we're
also organized to-day in about all the other cities
Ia the commonwealth.
Tns Foreign Minister'S officers Of the United
states, AID the people at large on Monday paid
their customary annual respects N the frasldont
The t.i and east room were densely y crowded With
visit % ~ both scHcs Tie reception connnu"t for
t"o Lo.rs. A yuard II cavalry VAS stationed At
sb cArrlA1s and snuAd i lni-IILLY, tls ether
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-04
From the Army Of the Potomac.

Washington Jan. 9--Irformsuon from the
Army Of the Potomac to the evening OF Saturday is
as follows;
About daylight this morning, cur pickcts on
that portion Of The front line between Forts How
ard and wadsworth, now occupied by the ist and
. sd Dngades Of tho st Corps, we're suTr.-i by
about 300 robslS, VIII charged upon ,hctn without
any previous waning, and drove hem back with
: ~ the entertainments killing 9, woundng g, and
, capturing So The rchel- thcn gsthoted tho blau-
kets, knApsscks, eto., which our men lea at the
picket posts, and retired - their own lines
Tho attack vas 20 ,ntirely uneKT KTected and the
anilr 50 quickly yer, that tho o'fccrs n pick
et-gusrd had not time 70 even gve orders 70 the
men With view 10 resistance Until they Ind fallen
back upon the entrench usnts. The assault was Of
! most furious character, the enemy charging with
yolls and firing rapidly they advanced, very nat
orally inducing the belief that i. an stack in
force. The scattering ERE maintained by our pick
en during their re;n,st Was ineffective, and the
onemy dd not rrrnW long enough for those be-
bind the en'renchmoIts 10 be Arousei.
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conei al Intelligence.
tBy Hsa 70 IA. Sss Tori sva. !

PruLrssros, VI. thinks ,heie is No danger =
any more raiding, and is going 70 disband her
police forcc on account ~ the expense.
AT Montreal. rnow fell oil DAY IN Monday and
to-day, with the Thermometer a. degrees above
ssro. II Was 10 above In this naighborhood At
A. N.
Lrrrxs rom Fortress Monroe. De-. n saw
stormy weather attn continues 10 rreva'l with
unshsted severity. There src no arrivals from the
South or from Wilmington, N c.. N report. SnoU
has teen falling horc oil day"
THH newly olocted Governor Fenton v,s formerly
. Dcmocrst aud voted for his predeco-sor, Gov
ernor seymour thrco Tunes for the same oice "
Governor, and sustained him during his hrst tVo
years of his Eininistrsuon
GuAKrmNAFrrn General Mcigr has isyued = gen.
eral order, forNNddng the purchase of more ~. ~
lery and cavsry horses. a. the Artnies against
Richmond and tho Shenandoah Valley are fully
supplied.
sr-AToa euuHNAS has received litter from
Gon. sherman, HIS brother, who writes the 26:h
uh that everything was working well and that =
large portion of his army WAS In motion. The
results Of his present operations promise 10 be
very important
Tnu new rohol cruiser '1es King" which cft an
Euglish port some time ago, Ia now, under tho
name Of tho shenandoah, acuvely at work In de-
stroying American shipping on the Atlantic. Ac-
counts have been resolved ol tho capture bv he- II
the ship KAis Prince the banks Elons ap' T.. G..
Godfrey and tho brig susan ami schooner Chatter
Oak, of San Francisco.
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From New Orleans.
Capture of a BIO ckndc Runnrr-SuccessfuI
Expedition TO Alabama Destruction OF
Rebel supplies RailrOnds, Dcpot., etc.

Catro Jan. /, y 6b.-The steamer Moilio Aole,
|, from New Orleans gGh, LAS srrivod hcse. She hiss
one hundred ani thiry-scven hslcs Of cotton for
Cincinnati.
Al English so ,oouer, block ade runner, with
hfiy bales u cow on, had arrived a. New orlenna
6ne cleared froI Galveston aud was captured by
the gunboat Pr ,cc.s Roya
o. the 18Th " December, force of about ., ONO
. men, compris!n detabrneuts from III. ID Maiuc
: cavalry, the ct Ala 4us oayary, the 1ith Now
York cavalry, three REGIMENTS oi coloreI .uiantry,
and two pec' Of srt'er., under command q
Cnl. q i Il, h.nson, of the 90. rcd uautly LEFT
FOR a raid int Alabama to yer c.umuuicu,i srs
~ tee,rsph and railroad ~ Palhrdt, aud -stroy
such property al stores a. nj glt be found there
On ruachlug ,PolGr.s, on tHc lciU, no place was
found cyAcuatc ted. TIE ralr1si 3cpot a train Il
rght cars II os,ly filed witt grain, a railroad
storchouse flsi With rra.a and government prop
crty, quaruruas'ci,' eNd comrnsSary store
' houres hl.ed With store, a. orLn"ucc bull ling
Wllh 1000 stand Of arms, and The tr'sc-works and
q rumlcr Of rniles of she railroad 'S"rr destroyed
by our tr1oJs. Ills triug accomplished, ne ev-
pedton set out 60 return, but wor, In0t At J. tI'e
Fscubia by the enemy, under Colonel A.IHl.cad,
WLo opposed Their c-cnsiur bridge Tic colored
infantry made a successful c sr.e, led by Colone
|. Robinson, who folL shot through tho tAlyh when
half wav ACROSS ,he brIa.'c, AfT Colonel Robin
Was wounded, the command deyolyel upou
ieutenan,-CIonel A. Squirting, o. the Second
Maine. seo,nd attack was made by the enemy
which repulsed, and the rebels scattered
through the woods with heavy lose including
Colonel Arms'oad f.lcd. sven rctcl flags were
eaptuIcl, I. eSTel...oa WA 20, ara.a molested
Our total loss -uriaR ne expedition was - killed,
wounded and mLssug.
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,JPRICE ONE CESr-TN GOLD
1.-TWO CRNTS IN CURhTSCN.

wi,h poDccmcn- IN 'front.' of the Executive N.ns,,,.
70 salnroe -cnmpliancs with The order 4 arranir
h.r.ts.
wisrrSeros paper rubhshed m . sird,,
ro'nor hai Francis r. Blair, g., had gone g. tAe
fr"nt charged with duties rtquirng commuu ...
ton with Vie Confederate government. or roe,.l '.
VISIT upon invitation. 10 jefferson Davis him-c'-
This rumor v.' m.enihcd IN other ncws1an.-.. .se4
much Importance susebcd n IL, but The f>r..i,.
ofSon OF yesterday says; awe learn tha' u WI.
n. Flair sr, and Montgomery Rlnir have p.
turnod from the front. having teen In Gen Grant,
camp couple OF days. Much speculation L. 4,
dulsed In here - to whsther W not, on any cor.
nngency, they wtso to visit Richmond Hon. Noa'.
gomery BAR went on 70 Bslhmor. l.st .venins 80
Another dispatch states that uelr e-rsri wiI
rriva,c. and they did no, ~ beyond Gen Gran,'s
headqaAr,crA
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continue until tho Lad ensmy Of the
national ruprcmscy shsll he rubboci In
The grcs, conies, tn which the nation
rs unlapply involved, Now York has NJ,
boen behtnd her sister Nstcs In earnest efor-a sni
sscrihcer. She will not 70 now. do esInestly
invite tho pcorl" n this State W exercise the utnort
dthsouce IN dllns the quots whfch may 10 ssrgn-
81 thom under the osll u the President. Relieving
ourselves W he insrrrd by the sarle iofly seni-
msnn of psirlokasn shich animated our father.
In founding FREQ instiiutanS 10,
example Of ootrsoN eu1ur.pcc and l,ithfilncss Of
pnnciflcs In maintaining them. Let MS to psucut
and parreyere. Jos ,horc bo rally Of the people
tn every city, village and town. IL, all true pa
trtots vic with each other IN oIorts " mako UP the
numhers which may be required. 50 that
wben the 18th day Of February aTnvos,
cur qnots shsll h completely fillcd. AMI by
ma who viii 10 snIious not W avoid
the discharge Of . SOLEMN duty, but 70 participate
IN ne closing of the great struggle which 10 TO re-
suit In sothng the destiuies Of this Govorntnent
upon . foundation firm a. ,rnih and rte hisous-
In witness whereof have hcrcunto sol my hand
and sfhScd the privy seal Of the Bts,n, st The
city Of Albany, this second day ~ January, In
the year Of our Lord ono thousand elght hundred
and EXty Ave.
tsigncd) RruBu 2. Fnsros.
By the Governor
II. BRoKwAV,
Private Secretary,
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Fill up the Ranks.
Gov Fentou's Proclnmntion--The Quota to
be RAISED.

By Reuben Y Fenton, Governor ofthe STATE Of
HeH York Tho Pres.4elI Of the Uuited States
has issued his proclamation, dated the 2Oh day Of
December, 1874 calling On TIC people Of the res
pectiye States for three Alndred thousand recruits
Th"so men are needed to strengthen the gallant
arnies now administering such elective blows to
the rebellion, to assist those who are 80 fear.essly
rSking their lives for the life Of tho nation, to aid
Grant aud Sherman, Sheridan and Thomas, Farra.
gut and Porter in securing tno fruits OF lhe victories
they have 70 brlvely won, We cannot allow tho
enemies Of the Republic 10 triumph now, wheu trey
arc 40 near = vanquishod, when each success ya
assault II rGsultlng 30 Glsplciouhy the cause nj
the UulSp, and sastrO Ny r. trAt NJ its llye-.
sAries The wN or iu ureseryIlop nISj
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LOCAL NEWS.
HZw Yonx AxD TnB VICINITY,
CELEBRATION
~ Ow Y ears Day.
CELEBRATION

Tho secular Now Year's Day celebrated on
Monday by all classes in . manner which proved
ths, tho good old custom OF rejoicing on tho op4n-
ing Of new year is not 20, extinct, ami tA tbs
habit Of receiving calls is kept up with As much
vigor ever. Tho morntn! opened very finely in
deed, aud the cold ,hroughon tho day was by no
means unpleasant Tho storos ihrous hout the caty'
wsro generally closcd, and every one, from tho
highest to the lowest sppeArod to enjoy the ho
day. Tho streets were crowded. with callers"
and horses aud wagons were in .ro.t reputation
Many Of thsoo were lost BY being len without their
occupants, and tho Police Telegraph had q good
deal Of work 10 d. Oh this socount
slona fewer than thirty -hvo having
locn reported. and bui ono or two
| recovered. In one instance sleigh was al tho
door In wes, Eighteenth STREET when two young
bucks who were passing jumped INTO II. THIS
was observed by the owner who Immediately
raised the window and presented revolver Ut the
parties, who soon skedsdded.
Tho New Years calls" Judging from the mum
her Of people who were seen In the streets, must
have beon very numerous and doubt the
cAson Was one of equal interest to the caller and
tie parties called Oh. Tho Mayor. Acc2dins -
usual FfNNlFtu lfufU ~ - ~ HNfk
At his office, and probably over one thousand per
sons called during that time. Among these
were several members Of the Common
Council, the Surrogate, and numter u
other public ofhcerr Al the City Hal, Mr.. Gooryo
X ,omo the keeper had excellent table spreai.
snd most u the Common Council called. Toe
Comptrolers family resolved no call-.
Superintendent Kennedy CH.ei Funre"r pe0t"r
and many other public men had receipt ,rs st their
several places of r"fdcnco, and e,cryt thing went
ot In PHEASANT manner. TLo most popular ,co
~ the city, however Tor these calls wa, u.e house
John W Farmer, q Ludlow street Here scv-
orsl tables were lsii In parallel I'm = AMI = ,h'
poor OFT city who chose to avail themselves .l
the PRIVILEGE came In and had good dinner, Nd
to those who appeared weak glass Of noursh-
Ing wine was Addcd Probably more than 1000
persons all d during uc day, luonr whom acre
several soldiers,
Tie skepr's Hynal wss up at an early
hour, and thousands ayailei Themselves Of
the Opportunity which tho woAh'r afforded
10 ENJOY tone'.ycr At the Central Park
ttr uTper and lower pol4s Wrrc alive with
skaters, AMI all appeared J. "riHy themselves
10 ,rolr l,.r.', pautert I. a Iah Ayonuo Pona
WAS sls, wei pairouiaei ii"ro N now q slsuious
eating sspon nuei up LorS whore every creature
.omfo-, can be- NJ a, moderate prces ruc othe,
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