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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

~ The winter term Of the State
Supreme Court b required BY Inv to be
held u the Capitol oommeneipg on the
Arss Monday In Dscember. JsdKs Low
started for Des Mcines this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

TEAMS AED CoAL.-We have almost
suffered with cold for 4 few DAYS mast.
because the coal company could not Sc
cure teams to haul fast enough 70 meet
the orders they had to Gil, and al4;eh
were in advance of our own. W..fc IN,
oil the teams and teamsters ? When the
river closes, the great amount of coal re-
quired for boats will no longer keep our
coal market SO close, and we shall have
an abundance for the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

New Haven, Nov. %.
The Democrats to-day have carried
their ticket 1t our charter election by On
average majority Of 500.
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LIsT Of Iowa volunteers having died IN
General Hospital, Annapolis, Maryland
Webster W. Major, Sergeant, co. H.
Sd Iowa, OCT. 81.
James g. Hight. private, co. G, 9th
Iowa. Oct. 90. ts,e 4'.s 1.
Andrew Z. Rigsby, private, co C, It'll
Iowa, Oct. 81.
Joseph Rotcepee, private. co. D, 9Th
lows, Oct 81
William Parnhili, private, 90. B, 7th
Iowa, Oct. e.
! Geo. Parks private, CO.. B. 18th lows.
Oot.27. .ltsft .-aa,I \ s.4 sszasl
J. Samuel Some. private. co. G. 12th
Iowa, Oct. 30. a \ 49,
Last Of Iowa men having died at hospi-
tai in this camp:
Frank &. Hancock. corporul, co b, 18th
I.ea. Oct. 80 sssss 81. a., & ,'
!. Chs Cha. sLegran, private, CO. G, 18th
lowa, Oct ~. .erfa at. asa8 @es.sl
Thos. Cleudtman, private, co. H, 18th
Iowa, Nov. Is. saS saaa. i
Geo. Lande. private, a.. K. 18Th Iowa,
Nov. 18th. &c, e~
ats GEO. LANCASTER,
Lieut.. Col. 47th N. Us. NJ. command
: ing paroled prisoners, near Anna polls,
Md. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

~ Attention is called to the Circu
lating Library at J. ". Ogden's book
store, 81 Main street. New. books are
frequently added to the list, The present
catalogue embraces an extensive as.ort-
ment Of valuable literature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

~ DR.. VIM. Everett, Assistant Sur
geon in the 9Th Street Hospital, hrs Just
been commissioned Assistant Surgeon Of
the 10th Iowa Infantry, nov q Coriuth,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
isY rELEsaArn.i
Nc w York Market.
stock Mark OF.

&E stock Nm rket.
New Yorh, Nov, %.
Stoeks-Duil aLd lower.
Stirling Exclange--Quiet, lt3al4i. Il
Goid--f9 YVES 30 ses.t zt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

1r The fall Of a little snow yestar lay
rsised The spirits Of The boys amazingly
and many loft. garnet, wood house. and
old stable was ransaked for the sled stored
away for SO many months In reserve for
the ''good time coming"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

BAtchelor's Hatv Dye..-The 0estkn
the Wasid.
WILLfAM A. BATCHELok's eeiebrate I'd Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be Distinguishes from nAtnre-
warranted to iniure tn. hair In the snedss
the III effects OF bad dyes In vixoyses the hair for
lite. GRkY, BAD or RusTY HAIR INSTANTLY tarns
aspiepdid black brown leaving the hair colt and
beautiful. Reid by ali druE xists &c.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR,
- tk Js~r sidSs u sscA ts1.
Factory, No. 81 Hsycisy Street, New York fLAte
23s Broadway and Is Bond Street, IjeS-dAwiy
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY Carr Crrv OvpicR.
KEoK-K Nov. s.. W.
fLoUk-sspsripssa. sprins whsAl. xtrs q u;
PaH wAse41xtSaes H# Nd8#7
3 BRAA ANDsaoRTs-sao4 oe ? 100 N.
SHIP sTUFT--spe.
coRN-old. Is to &C new, ise , bush.
3ARLEY--6s 10 SOc.
WHRAT-Rsn 7Saso: q viss sog-s
KYE-2sle 90 good dsp,.ad.
oATS--sbc " ~. Go,a aenaad.
ron HTOks-sD0s6c Retsii AOc.
'swEkT FUrAfoksA 50 to sac . hush.
sruAR : New Orleans fair lIAe; prins Nv
choice AK sssriaed II; Crushed sad povdsrsd isa.
AoLAssks-Plantaties4S 80 50; Duesrhous slsn 50
Golden syrup7nG. se-yery scarce; sorsum 4sussc.
coFPEE-Rio a3S3ic; lava IS: I.aguyra sap34
RICE-oDIosg ] &tt4 6 go
soAP-fain Gle. FamhYaos. German lctn. j TX
CANDLks-stari1 steArIIe IL, Mould ~.
k-TALAoW--SssessAGAp ~ tssa-s3slssxa aaAE
LARD-6ttoTc.
BUTTEK--Common l04 rec; Choice 10 10 II. re-
tail go tii slf4 fas or TEZIcJ 5Ta5
Observation-Disclosures Hans sides no ssls. =
SUGAR Cured Hams. a to &C., retail ioc 's>~ea 70
LRATHEH-6sle ss0 %: HarsessssDH.
HIDEs-prime dry l5c, Erubby half price green
-; green shssp pelss lse0i Is; green hog skin
Sc. "a saas a&t " teF
nAi-i imothy. - OU&7 yO0, baled 80
Prairie ~ ooa6m.
sEEDs-Timoihy 81 90 10 1 20; Flax Seed 90 10
81 -; sscd AsUaad,
oSlose-0Qs04t. .ssss ss.. -.1*. +s.s
EGGs- lsto lie. IL ~ 2
WITS BEAEs-75ct 70 81 a. ses
PARTNERSHIPS.
FRUlT--Drsd Apples 81 0oDs Is u baahsi.-
Dried Peaches ec93o % 50 Haisins - eonas.
GRkHA APPLKS-SO - sOe . bxsA.
CHEESE-Ns1se h6opPyeokGn .0nhN
BEEF CArTLx-l20acsrss 50
shEkr-e2eoo2Se vAsaA.
BALT-G-A. - 50 Jack; KsnswAa ~ Co . b.,
rel: Lake ~ 10.
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GREAT sArrGE Asr,crrArED

~ 49, /. New York, Nov. e.
Clahin, Ailien h Co. have lgiysnthei,
creditors notice thst, they viii, pay ali
demands in, full With interert.
The Fallmoa.h corrrespunde.t or the
Philadelphia Enquiries. under date Of 18th,
says: The presumption il that in very
few days We will have battle iii this vi
cinity that will eclipse all others Of tbi.
war in regard 10 T1rvuily and ferceness.
There ID not the slightest doubt. but the
enemy is'in great force on the other side
Of the river. equal If not superior. To our
own in point OF numbers lave reason to
believe that General Les il ia command
in person OF the whole rebel army Of the
Potomac, exceeding without doubt 1876, :
600 men. Their camp fires car, be seen
extending q least. ten miles along Tho
river, and from observation Eve niles
back into the country. The enefuy as
usual has picked out an almost sunpreg-
nablA position, and have been for 1 lew
days past voykfng Ike beavers in throw j
ing mp forti6aaaoas. MoYaipo. ! noon
and night they are p il viii. spade and
pick, the dirt tying until The waAs or
r1de pits are completed. Their pressnt
position ~ On the brow of range Of nigh
bills, some distance back Of the river.
with . heavy wood in their rear. II is
my opinion that back Of the present range
Of hills WHARF their works ara now erect
ed, there h another range, which thew
will occupy Il driven from their strong
position, asss ses.9 .ano1 ..,3 /.
Heads aarters Army of the Potomac,
sg,. s4.gls November 2S. {
The railroad from AcqnI Creek was
completed yesterday, and u iocomotive
came down this morning. Supplies will
DO received BY rail hence forwarded.
The enemy is indussriously engaged Ia
extending and strengthening their earth.
works IN the rear and TO the right and
left of Fredericksburg. Their ope rations
are easily visible through glasses from our
sigma! stations. Il
No movements Of any Importance have
taken place for severai Days, hut q recon-
ioissance is said TO b. 10 pr sress which
promises important results.
Nashville, Nov. Is.
Col. Kirk, 18th brigade, Sllas, diyi.
sion, witt two coa,psu'eS Ind,sra caval-
ry and regimoat iuf4atr, attacked The
outposts Of the rebel cay.Jry near Lar-
range yesterday. Several rebels we're
killed aud wounded, and captured. 1t.
ilnrd, Of the 3Oth Indiana, was slightly
Wounded, and 10 privstes nons kiIkd.
The rebels had several pieces ofartillery.
The rebel General Wheeler is said to be
wounded. We chased them several miles.
A body Of rangers fred ON General
Shsridan's pickets yesterday. The rang
ers wore routed, losing one killed, and
one badly wounded. Our loss none.
Col. Roberts. 49d Illinois, captured tho
guerrilla Capt. Porter. The troops are
in fine condition. Weather clear and
dry.
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towels, farina, Aonaless, jolly, raes, ,hand-

towels. farina, Aoanai9es, jelly, rags, hnd.
ages, DC. N s
Received Of Ladies Aid Society, Blu
chansn county, lows, large quantity Of
dried fruits. jellies md wines, pillow slips,
mitssns, pillows. handkerrhieh, towels,
stockings, butter, lint, bandsges. comforts,
DO. -
Received of Ladies' Aid Society, OF
Hamilton, His, IA new shirts and II
pair drawers.
sa4 Fl. G. EnnoNs, Steward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

SroRrrsa-Judge Rankin and Mr..
Walling have been up in Wapel,o county
hunting. where they found game in album
dance. On Thanksgiving day they
brought down couple Of deer and Killed
large quantity of smaller game. We
understand such day as yesterday was
the right time for hunting deer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
MILITARY Nssics..

Omce OF Provost AarsAal, Aug. 70.
Hereafter no ssles OF intoxicating liquors viii b
Dsrmitied 10 enssed pes or the Ustssd states Arry
sntbis city.
FessoDs seiitpg IN yioi tieE OF tts order viii ~
arrested, snd stringent n~ssatss i4ken 10 prevent
repetition 81 The onense.
J. n. HIATT,
septi-d Proves MARSHAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AMI

On and stier this dasc 10 Powder will b allowed
ssld Ia keohuk without permsion Of The Undersigned
nor any kind Of Arms Whatever, Munitions Of War
has also besn srdessd syshs special Agent u the
Treasury Department allow Goods or Groceries,
exesptin limited quantities M family USE 20 90 into
Aissour o. the southern tier Of Counties.
The object 10 to Keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of gusrrillasin N1rtheast Nissoari.
JOHN oTANNUs,
Surveyor oftAs Port Of Ksckuk.
Keokuk, Aug. II, 1869.
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ROBERTSON h MCQUEEN, d
pa AGA1n street.
KEOXUK, IOWA
Coffeel Cofee.l Coffeel

"a Rio Coffee, pat UP In tin cans, Tor family uss
Wafrented 10 give satisfaction. TYyn. For sals u
Jed kOBxRTSJN& McQUE u.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26


ations from the Republican press. The
only way ] know Of to defend myself is
TO thrust as well as parry, or, rs Mr.
Flagg told me The other day, to ''kcep
the rasca's picking sliycrs oat OF their own
shins." elas,e hier. When jackson
was cans.ssiate he denounced him as a
military ciieita;n; when General Taylor
became oae, Greeley elected him An
anti-slavory man, Greeley selected Tay-
ior, with 500 Slaves. for his candidate
With pretended liberal principles to for
eigners, BE- supported the native American
ticket IN ISls. Processing excessive
scrupulUJTGass in -"Gaul TO lobbying, lac
very cur lusly had possession Of thou
sand doiie' AIattisOn draft = short time
ago. ie"-hlcr. Claiming 20 De on
posed di@htcicsted.v - t,.os, who seek
Office, b broke up the firm OF Seward,
Weed. trleaigv g Co, because ;lsv
would nci elect nim Senator. An eScess-
i've Temperance m.n. hp can take three
columns OF rum advertisements IL the
Ii3jHac i; and when called his attention
TO the tr.aparvacc question cncc. before
election. 30 said Il was no tim. 10 BE- en-
baITasscf win side issues. Laughter 7
/ To-day lie has halt column Gcmuuc:atiyn
OF Fernabda Wool, but Ire u~ei 10 boas,
he had esactsd him mayor against Have
meyer. + II not desirable such man
should ea;rui public press, TO arr;iign
others, IL was vIEorons Tor the war.
but now caauc' get him Ia sIs.. On
TO Kichn.fu,.'' - Ill! after the first u Jan
uary, Eilauehtar. | was told in this
city thas.A a,i~worth' = strength lay in .ha
interior Q, the Ss.atr, AMI i went through
/ looking tr Ii. b.. everywhere The Itcpub-
leans tyri rlr. We are not doing well
Just here and when GOT most through
it | began 20 lear tina, Wadswor:n's :
strength IS in ihis oi.v. TE.auehtcr7
Gen Scott was called upon by ~ init
mate fiitid Of Lii, within two weeks, who
was ,Iac.s % 2i~tre-z-i ut tie condition Of
the country, who thought Lincoln an hon
! est man, disposed ~ ID ri@hi. but rccC-
lectin@ that he deposcd Fremont, coun-
/ fernandez tIrmon;'s proclamation. cor
/ rected Cameron's report, anl told the
/ Chicago committee tina; m emancipation
! proclamation would ba ike = Pape's
/ bull against the comet" sail ha. :. Ii thc
! man Is doing his best. what can I d. to
/ encourage him p Said Scott " Il Won
/ want to give him COURAGE. elect Ho.atio
. Seymour governor" Tremendous ap-
/ plau>e. Cheers tor Gen. Scotia ami IIora-
ito seymour I am not AUTHORIZED to
mention that- Laughter. The Aboli-
tioni-ts can - dog linn to ascertain
wether it i 80, and they will find it Is 4
fact. Mr.. Wan BuTen closed by saying
lhat Mr. Fillmore docs not want Nads-
worth elected AIr. Lincoln has not said
he does, Mr.. Stewards political homes
are crushed If hoi> elected and Wad~woifh
himself has not sail that h wanted the
election. Mr.. Van Euren made an clo-
quent alIu~ion 10 ihe past associations of
Tammany HlIi, AMI retired amid uprori-
Gus applause. saying that thcy might not
! hear him again In long time.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26
General 3sCEIeIIan's Removal
OpiniOns OF tue Press.

The Washington corrcs spondent of the
New York E,yae<<:
"Never, in the history OF this wsr,
have been noticed. on the avenue and
around the hotels OF this city. more sad
ard anxious co"ntenanccs than exist ih'~
morning. The news OF the renewal "i
the Commander "i ;he Army o. the
Potomac burst upon t-tc peop!e win such
~uddemess rs to almost c!ee;1'y The
public with ;'Siomshment' 'h1t the lrssi.
dent, after ths JUS expressed desires "i
the people, should 80 tar insult The stan
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26
VOL 9---NO. 81.

passion or Of party, every thoughtful stu
dent of the actual situation of affairs, was
startled rs from n dream Of hope aud
courage by the strange and sudden IL
dings''
We have hastily collected these few
extracts from various papers, simply 20
give a faint idea of how the country fees
at the sudden dismissal of General Nc
Clellan.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26
Of .yoEln Van EITen.--
.-ov5Ee GOG GAe EeEier.


-. lam now for my country and
..a. va to the end Ii * a Iu-
Id. parcel Of people with
-.l.+5..., and white faces BLACK
I sDec5ac,es are running
ing Democrats with being
-. il. s,.m. DID you ever hear
I. 1.a5.u.ts being opposed TO any
..V-.r." from 1Ir. Purjy.) The
f.--, saws Never" Who was
rg,-I thai ii was unbecoming
Lend rt.i-icus people 10 rcioice at
-. achieved over tie enemy; and
rssis that hoped the AIeNicaus would
rr rr,a,.s to their soil with
r-....L, .,.. aa=r 81, graves, t''tor-
,..-r minister 10 Mexico
- les ,llr. Eun Nurcn spoke
-.~ ,f the services Gen. Eearnev
81 lt..,s. TWO Democrats, had
-:le c5aut~v.} These two were
a. fearless moCrats, and would
- here. or III Eew Jersey, sup
E. D,mo~racy, and being charged
v..a b..uE traitors. Ike Us. /
:E.zs auO..;;ouists in the country
st. Democrats had not supported
r-. .., o., tLc a,piiuoniSt~ 10 ti-hl
III Davis would be watering his
g-,.v IN the Hudson, and saciz;ug
.-..N Nv I-.rl. lLau-,ter-) Tie
ms. &. ..lrr.-u an hy he Democrats.
..., u.- 10 sreas yt lie unfortunate
.s. q, Ia. r-..r ..u- ar. those VINO
5, r. be j..e friends q iha President
g, aIl ~. properly appreciate the
- l.g-. hin. IL had I'D cause to
Il g.. a.--y q The South. Bui
..1 scot y-1r,c 10 A;m "a letter, warn
-..4 ezacs.~ Of Tie diiicuI,iss of the
ISL Van i'urea stated the points
letter. a-... referred u Gen. SCOTS ser
a~s2til.a= Is i,i-ement TO consider
ar..l " is ,,at.rr ri serious discussion
Icame;.to po~--s-.nuof lhat let:-r Il
.--- place Il w.~ u0. s private letter
g-ir reason Disclose how I got ii :
-i>a -.s-.~s.z 50 s,v that a Iua-
lr."-- u.e q, keep :Ae secret, and
Luu- cone to tn city shcr;l,
@'. l-."zr ! ieit NY card where
..s calm ami tile tscs GOT into TIE
3. ..s.. -,s..y Kan 70 So to .ic.
D, we an1r- 81! ",eut =, Ms. Lincoln
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26

- : farmer likes cold weather at the
rT,G-r sea-on. b1t an early fros; IN so-
ten 90 .s--s;n-t his ETa.a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26

- Ne must not nndersalue physi-
GINS Perhaps thl iablic Of soc5ety
would fal! without 1.om-;key are is
oV'-1rs.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26

- Il i = trnih not often realised. that
m1n usus; Ia al-gady wise IL o-,lor 20 love
wisdom.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24

AiEssns HENRY r. WILSON Co.: deem Mrs. vii.
sons Hair Regenerater and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them restore the hair where it had
fallen off dndru restore the hair to its original
color. entirely the most painful headaches-and in
instances most serious humors Personally, have
been a sharer IN several of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great RcmGdy jo" CdnGhs, xo[d., ~.
Kidney pi8icwtfies.
WHITE w EE + -. s'.1-.'el...E' :-~Tyss77JJ. TI's7jJJ
PREPARED rT
DR.. !. w. POLAND s. CO..


pn 80 ~, ~ . rag,
ON. y. w. ioi'Att' ~ '.'J.'
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t,p p ~, Wh;t @ r;s r~,,,,r, ,.ss rrcn,.d v., srf.
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@ ai,usIats Az tt "aU ; n ~ td iori; ,;t1 ~ - 40 ''''
'oH " r, - Ctm " % ~ r,nn We ~. r...et f,burcb =.
nT.o- M ot'a !; ittar ted H I Eadl 1|S, ssva
- 60 " Nv ,o,a;v hove +r;ad - ftne Con, ,o,;nd
;3b ;r W. 81 ~ 5ccass b.is :, n w b ave NJ II. lfe
~h bss,nsJ;'. s.,er -,tno,.a Hss;des ts vslne os n
Co~ah n,adc;ne bsya oooS ro.son IN hreve IL to he
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NJ ,s Gooahre or st' u ~ss sn nrnst q, ,a) hv
80 IN wa,cb Jt5n IN, na;tber hp.eS nor on;
b; IN thnht ba+ ha rnid osa;lv live thronen
ha ,nm,h H. aast rcsnrr he thpuoht \, would trv
the W. p;r, Csa~enng ev ,rccI,tt hottie lar
h;m ha hogan 70 f.Ls i srd tn ne s,T,~ise of al ig
~ +ai, ,ho,ynd sgne ri a,n4nhrser4 ave nC,th
troras ~ nh nq igeo in All .t.f er,ant nt Lis ra
savs g. Icieve nr Tosn.l,s Write rrnmnoun
&C., l, E"S hnn tIe rne.rs ~, -. r,co,rty H.,
"a '>' ~ ~ " '
u,,i-eaa cr cases of ki3rer cor,,,lan4s c.gro vy
rY,Iv by w. tating The Ttc ~ Corrrouod have os.a
rano.+,5 b, tru y;rts Ierna arr iva --.aIt,,,sa:
- .ad ~ ,un, n nourarr hn.s fcnrd ci fhq{,.r,
ronnf aas wnrderi,,i crrat;rc Tar i,v nc~nr l;1a
bnm n,ot s"narer ,ron fhet liflc-ltv a. So = r. ;ha
w G,r tv hottIns ~ cv CJrnED l,iTn uryaii
ibn, yrrra ;,arh NV .;ara !l has si,re sod g>cS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
MRS. WILSON'S
CO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing ia put Up in large bottles,
and reta for 81 cts. per bote and for dressing the
hair OF any person, young DID, there is not Its equal in
.ic world It will make th" hair everything yoN wish
10 be- and moreover. i, has perfume that is infinitely
superior 10 my Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
Of American which alone should entite place
every ladvs toilet table.
t,e the Regeneration before retiring at night and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and Your
hair will be even lifelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions, and warrant YOU
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P. VIII
son 4 Co.. Manchester, n H.o whom all letters should
be addressed.
L. f. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agelit.
347y,l MONTP ELL ER, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
III . wv szSS - "a XSt2 70 gs

III - wv s5 - "a 7g-sE5r r -
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious hsrc is great confidence to be pacoa
A ksEL24sszE1 NEWSPAPER.
New Orleans 'argac Delta.
"There seems to be excuse for thin gray Hair,
that the celebrated Eensrees Iniua tabe Hair Res
tcrstive can be had"
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
Notice.

fNHIS il 10 certify. that hereby give nay son, George
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tracing, claim any of his earnings after this date.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
A Cavalry Raid at Williamsp'r''
rHu BURIAL OF THE DEAD
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LISTS az KILLED AND WOUNDED.
telegraph Open from Chamhersburg 10
Ragersfown-Iscturn OF the Pcnnsyi-
vauia Regiments-No Travel Allowed
Between ChambersbGrg and l1agers-
lawn.

Harrisburg, Monday, Sept ~ 1862
There are is no information here in regard to the
condition of affairs in Maryland. The U. S. Govern
nent has complete possession Of the telegraph wires
from Chsmbesburg to Haegerstown.
The Pennsylvania regiments will returnto Harris
burg again at the rate Of two a-day.
Deputations arrive here by every train, seeking
information in regard to sick and wounded.
Travel from Chambersburg TO Hagerstown has
been stopped no portions being allowed to 50 over
the railroad without proper pass
Gen. Geary having sufficiently recovered from his
late wounds, will leave to-day and proceed to
Hagerstown for the purpose of reoiniug his division
now in the field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
A Raid by Sfuar,'s CRvalry-Nobody Hurt
-Burying Thousand a Day-Divinc
&eryice In (ump.

HEADQUARTERS Army or THR PoTosAc.
Sunday evening, Sept. FL 1862.
The firing heard last evening in the direction Of
Wiamsport turns out to have been raid Stuart S
Rebel cavalry. He crossed the Potomac on Friday
night into Maryland at that point with his cavalry,
one regiment of infantry, and seventeen pieces Of
artillery. The force sent up TO drive him back
arrived near the town late in the afternoon The
firing heard was principally from the Rebel guns
During the night they recrossed into Virginia and
this morning they had disappeared from the opposite
shore. No one was hurt
The work Of burying the dead lie still continued.
They average about thousand per day. Tomorrow
will probably finish il.
The Maryland flights were yesterday occupied by
Q Union force.
The indications are that the Rebels continuing
sher retreat into Virginia, leaving the line Of the
Potomac.
Divine worship was held at headquarters this
evening, Bishop Wbipple of Minnesota officiating.