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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
REBEL ACCOUNT OF BULLS RUN FIGHT.
DISPERSION OF THE REBELS AT OREGON INLET.

DISPERSION OF THE REBELS AT OREGON INLET.
LOUISVILLE Monday, July %, 1901
A special dispatch to The N0shvtHe Union, from
Manassas, lSth, fays, that at the fight at Bale
Run, Gen. Beauregsrd commanded in person. Toe
enemy was repulscd three times io great confusion AID
lOss
The Washington Artillery, of New-Orleaus, with
guns, engaged Shermans Is guns, and after making
tho latter change position fifteen times, sienced and
forced them 10 retire. Large quantities Of arms wore
taken. Our loss trifiing. Mi. Hhuis0n and two
priyates were killed. Capts. Duaney, Chitmsu, aud
three pivates were wounded. a Federal officer Of
high rank was killed. aud 500 in gold taken from his
body.
The reported attack upon the battery at lls'eras by
the United States steamer Wabash ia confirmed. Il ia
ALEC stated that au attack made Oregon lulei,
md the Rebels dislersed by shellh
Commodore Mervine transferred bis pcunAnt 10 the
steamship Colorado on the lftb.
The Krorr,He IVh,r witbdraws the name Of Gen.
Twiggs and HOSTS that Of Polk for Govenor Of Ten
neesoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLYs COMMON CoUscm.-The Board mek
last evening" Aid FRANKS IN the cbsir.
sce take from the table the commurca
ton 4 the Mayor recommending the appointment Of
commissioner In place ot Mr. B. Lewis whose term has expired
bat decided by tie yotA
The Collector submitted bis annual statement Of mo-
reys received and discussed By hun from July 1870 20 Juas
30 1861 nelusiyet
Dr.
Total received 272s 49, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

Amount received on account Of redemption and
INCLUDED 10 total receipts above.
Paid on account Of same ~ above. ..,..........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
for the defensive but for the renewal Of odensiVc
operations, are going Cd vigorously.

for the defensive but for the r,newal Of oIeasi7c
operations, are going Cd vigorously.
RETURN OF GEN. MCDOWELL.
Gen. M, 'Dowell bns returned to his headquar-
tors at Arli,c,,'a Heights. The regiments com
pnsiug his army will resume their positions.
Most Of them have alrean, u"no no.
FEDERAL AND REBEL LOSSES n BULL Kun
WASHINGTON (via Baltimore), Jal, ~ l0oi'
/ have spent eight hours in carefully que''loh'
ing tho returned soldiers in various parts of tho
city. Our losses are far lees and severe than
was at first reported by scared civilians and
running soldiers. There ure probably Lot 5OO
killed, and perhaps not 2OOi for example: The
reported in the morning as bedly cut up, lost
but dozen.
The New-H,ven Grays have all returned I'M
harmed yet this regiment was exposed to frequent
volleys Of cannon and musketry.
Again go Of Ellsworth's Fire ZOuaves were
reported to have been surrounded in the road and
annihiated by the Black Horse cavalry On the
contrary they cut down and destroyed the cavalry
and suffered little loss themselves. In this en-
counter the New-York list also reported as used
up, suffered but little and so Of others. Few ofthe
vast number of balls fired by the rebels took effect.
On the the contrary oil the instances detailed by
our men show that the enemy suffered severely.
Three New-York Fire Zouaves, who were
scouting 10 the advance hunted tue rebels on the
sly, like squirrels among the bushes aud chakod
down 70 as positively killed by them.
The New-York list came upon riAed gun.
1t lost meD, bit in return killed the whole of
the Is rebels secreted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GArE CRY Orrn,s, /
~ 49, Enr lie Vel

Dairy CARS CRY Orrrcs.
KEogUK, Nov. l6, Tl.
FLoUR-superine 81 50. spring Wheat extra 81 IS
Fall Wheat Extra ~ rs
BRAN ANDsnoRTs--25 to ioe q 100 b..
gCoRA--l5 to lie y bush.
BARLEY-So sale.
wHEAr-In good demand. Fall 7ea7s; Spring 40
ehoce do 5.c.
RYE-s0c dalf
OATS-le5. al5r.
PuTAToEs--asaa0 hs the loaa, retail - TO soc.
SUGAR--New Orleans fair aa8f0ia prime t01s@
81 clarified I2al3, crushed and loaf la1s4i3s.
..4oLAss Ls- Plantation 45absu, saEa rhouse &sase
Gaiden syrup 76sa75c.
COFFEE Riat7al Ice; Java22a24: Lagnyr RI 200 22.
RIGE-sts ahiuc
soAp-Paim &c, Family SIZE German (cin.) ~
a7ie.
CANDLEs--siar 154al 10, stearine l3 Mould Ii.
LAkD-6e. retail Ice.
BUTlER--cominon 6a7c; Choice 10, retail IL !. q Is.
LEA1HEk--soie % ~; Harness 2s6a30.
HIDks-Dry 1oai 2c, green aags green sheep
pests 30aE3,e green hog skins l5c.
HAY Timothy, new e5 ooa6 90, balsd % Ooa $40.
Prairis - %.
sEEDs- Hungarian Grass 90; Timothy 81 90; Flax
seed 55a 90.
aNtoNs-35a4 oe.
EGGs--aavr.
WHITE HEASs---oeses1 u.
FEATHERs-25a no.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 80 p hGshel. Dred
Peaches 81 5aasSi IS Rsisins ~ 75Se325
CHEEsk-Ws-tern Reserve &c; DenmHk O.. a..
BkEF--li a2c gross; 3ss4 v quarter.
suEEp-si .oae 50 " head.
HUGs--Drrs~ef ct 6Jc.
sAlT-a. 4. ~ 30 sack; Kana~ha ~ 1sess .
barrel: Liverpool 81 ssSa ~ oo v sack; Lake ~ 5,
ar So q bill.
FIsH-Maese rel, No. / saosa2l y Dbl; No. 3 81,
a si7. so.a $i2a sI3. White Fish. No. l ss SOC 5 u
| q half bill. Tod Fish 5ao D..
gAGS-2c,
| OLD lBoS-Aa &c y n Brass eSs ioc y n Cop
| per 1a9.e 4 q.
/ ENCIlANoE--Oa New York, Banksbie Funds .
| tor gold y cent ST. Louis Ii cent. for Nilsson
i Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

aF A soldier. excessively drunk OF Main street
Monday yoeefonsly offered his dog for sale nj &fee
eetttng no purchaser. be reduced the price to Two
and hall, aud then, failing 10 make sale started
for camp, IN disgust.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Ar eleghosn's pork house, yesterday, boy
named James Early, son Of the foreman Ut the es-
adjustment, accidentally teil from the slaughter
Zen IL tie ground, distance &C twenty five feei
We understand that, though seriously injured, his
wounds are mol ~ permanent character.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

ptfFtcrLrY occurred ON the street YESTERDAY
between Mr.. Il. hammer and MIR &. M'Carty, both
Of this city Nothing serious resulted and as ~
understand the matter will be legally investigated
furbear further mention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

fHf NORTHERN LIKE Boar, Henry Clay. On her
last trif, took q sheer. an the Upper Rapids and
stove ~ forty timbefs She il the ways Al
ieClai y for repairs and will probably not run any
more this season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

DH- We take advantage of the absence
of telegraph reports, this morning, to dis
pose OF mass Of correspondence and local
items, some of which ought to have ap-
peared day or two sooner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

RS. REspI. from Erin, pitched into aud antago
nistiealIs overv hemed another woman on Monday
and the Recorder fined her the usual sum and tick
eted her through TO the City boarding house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81

No. il,-Ihatn0 citizen, iAhaitaLt or resident OF
ihs State, satJecl 10 ao military duty either Ia The
Volunteer Reserve Militia All he eust or
ehEageto enter the military service u any other
and all persons liAbie to military duty within
efs hereby prohibited lom enlispg. OF agreeing oep
is,or assembling wha view or fur the purpoee Of
ef'"s the ssfvte vi an, other State. Nor shall any
Iertsn NIiAn Lass state, liable 10 DO niinr, dui
ter hio tie service u the United sissa tncept under
Tbs eNpress authority NJ this Stst. Fror.ass That
ihis tf"sE ~ HOT intended apply tTes ent the
eminent w lte Lnited States trt recruiting for III,
Regular Army pursualt to III Aeisof Congress 4nu
fr0ttata iufher thA ths order ara ticttxt surcsea
aig on*, DOES nos apply 10 the company Low being
faisea 81 Dabaqae ior tAe .-Isua leg 4n..nl"
NO Hi-Ihaa all leIHoIs, brsAar Residents Off hi,
st@te u oihef@ Zee, aud all eaeeparegGlars
uof1eG Objects VI t4e lasea Ass recruiting Tor ths
tsAteS states guar Army, ale hereby profibitea
ten eniisttEs of ~ lA3 nasItr lsielIg uen sithll
i.s stait san atisw Or liz Iu4Iea. vi entering
io he military service ~ aAy cher stat. or ~ thu
United stStss, eAsrlt nIurslale. tie IAw.lAd az
thprt! 81 ihe state " iusa.
~ lt.lhst te Anyutabt q neral Of hts state l.,
ch tged pi.h the dot, see'g tat ncthss II III.
above ofaefs tsos. ii. and iii H. sloiatta
Add The said Aa.uAni d.nrrAt. ~h,n satisfied tha
esther ally Ut the above ofasrs mos. a. and Ill
has tsL being tolai.a shalt ell officers
pefe1nr EiofaliIg each s{stafs atrcst
tess Tag toiistaiOof th-tASst sttts aireets,
attached 10 cutter al seEse o. GNs~s - e.ra
~ vf regiment belg saie*d s4tAlH Ihls Stale unae
authority larfruf.
bg Urtef II lb~ GoGanahu-f-h-1 lief
ri. Ii. bAkER
Aa.ntAfat GrHerMt Is The state ~ Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

PRIVATE =. j. Towxg. ot Go. +, OF the lows I'd
Regiment, died ut the General Hospital in Saint
Louis, on Thurs isy The 4th inst, Of typhoid fever
The corpse passed through town on Monday morn.
ing IN charge Of his brother. private in the same
company, the WAY home 10 Kilbourne, an Bur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

The cold November rains have fairly begun.
with heavy hunder-shower Oh Monday night.
and water now as plenty dirt, though both are
Considerably mixed"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

- IL you want the best Writidg Fluid in the
market, get 1t at UConnor's, ftf Third and
johnson II has been tried extensively and found
superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Tux ELssEsrH REGmEsr, Iowa Infantry, passed
down Sunday, arriving a, , a. m, and staying
till night is they had bad but Little rest, ON The
trip Col Hare did not deem il advisable TO have n
dress parade but the regiment remained on the
leyee anu cooked their meals, Ac The Fifteenth
| marched down from camp. 10 welcome them. In
| the afternoon number Of citizens gathered, and,
npen invitation tile Key. Mr.. Brown If this city.
made short and very aPprop late address - the
soldiers Of tho llth
The most of the Regiment went down the
Jennie Whipple, with barges, bu, there was not
enough room for sleeping, three companies went
down from here the Messenger.
The officers OF The Regiment are, Cel-A.M Hare,
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Hall. Major Abercrombie. and Al.
lutant Cadee.
The Regiment is armed with the old L. S. mus.
ket. They have their uniforms aud equipments,
except fatigue suits and oyefcoais.
Az Mnseatine, they stopped about an hour and !
hall aud had a dress parade. We regret that they
could not do the same thing here. They are tine
looking body Of men. and their elegant uniform
adds 10 their appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

ApS q GAEEEAL > Atflt b - ana S9AIE ~ IowA.f
IASEhrak1, Get 3u, lF0l. l
formation las bts fsetlAea al thle o.se that per-
sens si4'faing 70 br Feefustng ofhesrA from other
etes, ~fe, al Nafous Oats IA tits State, eidsa
l2 enlsi eItxeas " ts state Military service
la utneF St4tSs+ Ihssc l.fsohs AolClI Out
aGt s4ls ~ AlkhSF AID higher boHntiss than
ia lfet tuea - lac tflsaH lid Of
rs8kAiAA aFtass ac.. all ~ sh1sh 3aise and
fowhue@. ~ astaIs ~ titsss Igeien citizens OF
state ISA ~ Atstaua Ille service trGF
hkkes Ahs AeftFtS th.sstls a AAe support az t4y
Atse tAs state III ssaF d. cilixvEe
lDr Aat3ecs T. ItlstaIs asi9 safbae tvtt. vHiF
A1 AaNA lttk.Ha $50 ail seth mere.
ID AgFgcIs I0fhAaIeH e4stllft rhE#tHtHts
tntaf loEtA- Ile aNctf ~ Iabh4aer eLlssttAp ons
evulaAs of tn~ ~ Or ta.eIt, at embraced in
thts ofaur.
NJ order OF the Comm y s.f int t.et.
n. b. bAkIh, AL / 6ea'l of Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Os Saturday nj ght, lighter loaded With wheat
Ia SACKS brought down by the Des MONIES City, in
care IT NJ Brown, forwarding merchant, sprung a
leak snfsans. Just above the racket handing By
the assistance 81 the crew Of the Die Vernon most
II the cargo Was recovered. without injury.
A sEntsAnE, n Chartrort, came "A on Monday
hghi, On Main street, in which tLe tor snrial ira.
tefnily participated iahiiaptly, while oil neighhor.
Ing heokuk lnguhriously listened. Tie occasion
Vas. Of course, wedding Snch things may be
glorious fun all around but fail TO appreciate the
joke,-We the chariva !, now, moi the wed
ding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Llrrr. X. RIcxEY, Of the Iowa Seventh. son
OF Dr. RlckeY, OF this city, returned yesterday, at
ter an absence ~ several months as prisoner
among the rebels in Misspui. lie was twice cap
tured and after having been taken down to the
vicinity Of Neosho, b. Piices resreatlng army. MAS
released parole, oath not 20 bear agains,
the Southern Confederacy. His numerous trien d
will he glad to see him here again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Those having accounts against will please pre-
sent them to Mr.. II. II. Hnmts fof settlement Having
been ordered on very Short notice was able
call npan eAch 20 settle ahose. too, who them
selves lnderied 10 mr Will please make Inlme ate
pay 70 NJ. Hues u no alone ~ authorizes 10
IT, my sfairsl, thar th, se 10 whom Indebted may
be paid. u. l.. McaIGIN.
III Tohsce corner Main aud Third streets. up etsirs,
With pr Bond y. n. M MEs.
NoSqltf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

an OH SOLDIER, wh0 ia all bat twoaof the
battles ii the Mexican war. and " ho IL now menu
Der ~ lie Iowa eet enth, told Yesterday morning
that, III all tie battles be ever Witnessed there was
neref such storms If balls and grape shot a. The
lows seventh received AT Belmont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Duane the past week, movements have been
made in this Van Buren,, and DAVIS counties for
the organization Of the reserve militia. Seeing That
large quantity Ut arms, which wee sometime ago
uistrieuiea sioax oord-r, nome protrcti.,n,
We're now, b. the enlistment OF 20 many conn anies
INTO the Ined States service, lett almost without
the men authorized 10 them; and in view also,
d the taot that under the present State law, few
Wiling to incur The liabilities Of regularly mus
tered militia companies. Col. Hills. Governors
Aid for this section ot the state, commenced the
ganization OF the militia OF the above three
counties into companies and battaiions, eserye
militia
The plum is this The able bodied men of each
county formed into companies, compose one battai-
ION, which il 10 elect its own Major, WIN COM
nlanas under bus superior officer appointed hs
the Governor. and who will assemble his battalion
for drill aud other purposes according 10 the ne
4 cessities Of the case.
/ That all light be authenticated, Col Hills went
| up To Iowa City and had conference with Coy.
/ kirkwood who approved OF the
The organization viii soon be completed in these
three eoaniier. 10 extent al least, sufficient %
use all the state arms alteaNy distributed for home
protection,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
II. r. REII
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteer

M Ar! WAR;. hAR..!
All persons keeping or having for ssie, any or a
XIII Munitions Of al, such as Guns Pistols .Ae
solsers aud all kiDds Of Ammunition required no,
sell any person without erger The under
sighed. THIS order must be strictly complied with
under penalty OF forfeiita all sriees mertiVhea iE
their possession JOHN sTAAALs.
iIYl31 surveyor PORT o. heokEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Thereby esriifs thai sn instructed BY sAe Com
nsandsr. IA hat Of Abe state los the
Orders ri9lciy snfofeea: further nolli.
all persons THAI AaloI seIefsI Fremont has expressly
refused giant authority eals or body of
rterastlE the State II lena except il s1ne Win
AM ~ tbs eopsenl Of I'd. aorsfleso VI the STATE.
n. b. BILLS, Ala d. lamp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

The JoHs Bell, Yesterday, brought up 500 bar.
reis Of apples, for Muscatne and davenport. Quite
a heavy shipment for those towns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WARE
1000 ABLE-B0DIED MEN.
Between the Ages Of Ii aud 49,,
WANTED FOR THE l5ih REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,

70 serse as Infantry, for Three Years,
Unless Sooner Discharged
Ihs Regiment IN now being raised under authority
VI Gen Fremont, and the authority oithe Governor OF
Iowa, and will render keoArk, and as soon al
organized viii be at clothed and equipped for
use service
Subsistence viii be furnished al the expense OF The
United stattf al place OF 10 Volunteer
dflIing whilst Companies being raised, in secord.
snce with Instructions TO recruiting on. Gers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

The le:4h, y. m, western train was detained an
hour yesterday, by slight accident caused by the
rains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

sss The Messenger, which has been running on
the upper river, hns now gone around TO the Ohio
for winter trips.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
Re DaItimers anA Wassiaston.

ftt- Brgynge rAechxd Through. -l1s
All Transfers Free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
STATE OF Iowa. ADJ n GKsERAI's osrruK.,
DAskNFoaa, oct. H. IhlI /

Al ameeting Of The -teom m ander ~ Chic knd TIA
oeerS ofhls stan, held III The Office Of the Adiuta
Iraefa, "a ihs ION day vi ue louer, A. H. IsaI The fol
laMIMA OrMeF y NJ IL a imntlsi. annlstrd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Fare always - low q by any other
route
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
THE GATE CITY
s+ss-
WEDNESDAY, NOTEMBER 20.

Tns Quincy packet lard one trip here yester-
day, tor repairs TO her machinery.
The northern train, due at II, a. m, yestes day
was deiased over an hour, by heavy business.
FfvK more men for Capt. Sewers Company OF
the 10Th arrived yesterday
sss- Five more boxes of military stores arrived on
Sunday, for The Third Cavalry, and were reshpped
To st. Louis.
G4a~ The Jennie Deans, on Monday got aground
somc"he above Alton, and stayed there about
five hours,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-30
MKnHCHNEB.
THE goLDKng SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or DEvEnCn
sATHrY AGArNsF DEATni

e0LDHRg, who calamity voluns.sr thsir ssrvisrs
p Tie Government should be protected apRins1
ucknefs and Death by hglorious disease. II II q
vel authenticated fao that IN all wars since wnraFs
sesame q science, more deaths have resulted from
dokneas than from the oastAtiea Of var.
II, sysry soldier b. .rlned with RAILWAYS
READY RKldEf will prove 40 servoeable -
dusket, pistol, sword or h,ynna with II no -
Esr will result from slnstroe, Diarrhoa, Dyseutsy,
tevur and Ag'ie. Typhus and TYPHOID Fovers.
hteumhtisrn. Neuralgia, Headache, other pai1t
Uoirls, Colds, mfluenIn, or Asthma. wRh this
onmcdy plnntnilly used In tho osmrs, M sickness
sin 'r"aE "it or pestilonca prevail.
HADwAY's READY RELIEF has been fuly
prOvrd 10 be- els most Important equipmcnt ~ tLs
medical stores. II saved tho lives ~ Thousands a
,oidiefs In Vcne1nela- New Gta1adA, and FciAdUr,
south Americs. II also prove1 II grea, value u the
Eighth Regiment, during their eucampineni .,
QiArantinos vouchol for by all the officers, aud
ipwards Of coo piivates " this gallant Eighth.
Bhoutd the chances Of war require the presence o.
cur troops IN the malarious regions, hgoons and
shes, aud rcs pantli ~ tie Southern 6tates
RAILWAYS READY RLLIEF will prove 81 Tlora
ervice, " uaed tlau all the batteries aud Glt eses
" tho earth. wit tlis REMEDY, the los OF life By
tho dlscafos Of climate viii he small; without i,ana
dependent upon the skll Of tie army sur,enns, IN
,cclimated, aud without experience "a h. tho Ill 60
YES ~ they prevail IN NOss localities, the lpsa OF fs
Eill 10 fearful.
RADwAY's READY RELiEF viii save tho l.Y.s
= thosc " 10 my 10 seized with any u tie climatic
diseases OF tie BDuthCru States. For twelve yenu
u hiss bgtted successfully with tie most formidable
~ pcgtileurcs ~ Che rice, ruttIn aud sugar plants
ions, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, A. aTroven-
tive aud curative ~ disea incidental b. the saith
srn States, " noe experiment but AZ al souto fat
In caro- " wounds Dfui9ca Sprains, Cuh-Sha
wounds, Sdre or Btvpnet wound, tho application
u RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will 10 n greet
aaiign modification, aud save ths nseoaS,ty Of
putailgu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-30
HARD SUFFERING.
MoNpEnrrL EFrECTs oF TnREE pOrrLEs

One ~ the Privatos ~ tho Eighth Regiment, Al
pre- emf 90 H., cit, relates tie following;
"A!tcs cur arrival ~ Annapolis, our Company,
lndcr Cart. Lsor,nc, we're employed n tie
!reuGncs tie hIst uIShI vo sept with oar e in
u water aud our hIAdA g-ting On our Erai 1l'iA
tr blows. IL = o m,laug our blankets, VIII.
was orr "'ly o"S'r,ug were 40 Wet WIN NE
heavy dOUs tLnt va wraug tf9 water out Il tLcrl
IN stream; Guy lnls and Joints we've n" sI.f
lhat wo could h'rt'v move 4 ~. h.i Three
bottlcI Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, two
n witch gave away r. my conn. les, a.d
No other used myself sud shared PATTY VII
others. wo all lathod our limls and iuintr VITA
lhs READY RELIEF. In r." m'morts tbs
hmcnC.P and stIinCFs, ain nd wttrur s, u ! ms.
We having no liquor " ,th us-dIank READY
RELIEF and water. This chycrcd aud mviguutsj
as and enabled rs, with Ito H.d " tro mcn's, con-
,sting Of bard biscuit and ~ pork, o. stan guard
duty, work IN the trenches, and wLeclbarrows for
twenty four hours, having ouy two L1urI rest. 50
bng ~ the READY RELIEF lasted, We could per-
,nrm duty, bIt when that gave ont fell sick, and,
by tho order II Surgeon, returned IN this city.
am certain that II ttvic WIS plentiful supply OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF In tie rCg,mcnt,
our Slnornss would Lave ns,u trihing intend
rrturningtp my regiment In fow days, and VIII
lake with mo good supply. II iA the rCIucst Of
myself and most Of my friends In tho regiment
that YOU tnko immediate stops u have RADMAES
READY RELIEF added 10 tbs medical stores Of
very regiment, II Will save the lives OF thOllSaaaa
" our tTOOps."
Nnlnering nom thirst, weakness, fatigue tea
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, in a lumber Of va
lsr, will prove Of greater service than alcohol,
Hhisky, or any other liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our troops will suffer great annoyance nom TIA
bites and stiugs " mosquitoes. Those of NirginiA
lngly poisonous, and inAict Bovore and ohs,nats
sores and wounds. II RAILWAYS READY Rh-
LIEF Ia applied IN the bitton part, IL VIII in few
moments stop tho most tautaSing itching ne,itra-
liza the upiA9u. and Allny inflammation Httho ~ 4