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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
[Tirnes Correspondence
The Crosses into Maryland.
Washington, Sept.


From one of the Times correspondents
who has just returned from Pooleville,
we learn that on Thursday night the reb-
els CON menced to cross with cavalry at,
or near the mouth of the Monocacy They
brought over two regiments of cavalry,
and threw over a pontoon bridge and
crossed with artillery and threw out pick
cts towards Pooleville. On Friday about
Ii o'clock column commenced to cross,
the infantry and artillery, they we're cross
ing In three places besides the bridge, the
water being up to mans whist. No
resistance offered to their crossing, some
cavalry who were watching them were at
tackled and chased to Poolcyille. The
houses were closed aud the streets block
AIDED by the citizens. The farmers fred
upon our flying cavalry as they passed
About dusk Gen. Lee rode into Poolevifle
At the head of four regiments of infantry,
and guided by farmer who had been
professedly Union man, their infantry
went of to the left towards Fredsricks-
burg. Their wagon trains were crossing
on Saturday and Sunday morning. The
farmers are bringing in hay and provisions
Of all kinds and giving them away. There
is not loyal man, with one or two ex-
ceptions, their women received them with
fags and tokens Of joy.
Sunday, Il p. m, following account has
just been received from the upper Poto-
mac, and is believed to be reliable Reb-
Ell force in the neighborhood of barnes
town and Clarksburg, estimated at 5000,
and Is composed entirely Of cavalry. A
body OF the enemy about 1900 strong cross
ed the river last night at Whites Ferry;
and are supposed to be en- route to Fred
erick. Our forces hold the bridge across
Seneca Greek which was not injured by
the rebels on their return from the recent
dash on Jamestown. 1t has been ascsr-
tanned that jackson crossed the Potomac
opposite the bank of the Monocacy and
passed along the bank of the stream to
Frederick. A rebel picket captured near
Clarksburg to-day, says Jackson's force is
$1,000. Hon. Henry Lane, and Garrett,
OF Illinois, are here to obtain certain
changes in the management of the war in
the West. Advices from Gainesville
about "a miles beyond Bull Run, state
that the rebel General A. p. Hill arrived
there day before yesterday, with $4,000
men from Richmond. A division under
Gen. Walker has left Gainesville for Lees
burg. My informant saw jackson, Long
street and Hill at Gainesville, and count
ed a. pieces ofarti.lery, mostly rifed guns,
none larger than l2-pounders. At Cen
vile he saw few cavalry only. and !
battery which was returning from having,
Is they said. drawn the Yankees away
from Munsons dill. One of the Times
correspondents left the vicinity of Fair
fa1 G. n. about four clock this morning.
Our pickets are within four miles of that
place. The enemy's pickets seem to be
within about mile from Fairfax, in a
seml-circular shape on the southwest
There has been no new action there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

- Ii is reported ,nss Lieut.. Colonel
VIM. McCord, Of the First Nebraska In
fantry, Was drowned in the Missouri
river, last week. Col. McCord was for
many years reaident of Burlington. in
this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
California Election.

The Union Ticket made clean sweep
IN misunderstanding g large majority
IN the House. Not a single Democratic
Senator WAS elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.


Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned, on
Thursday the 2lst day OF September 1862 At clock
ill., OF said day ut the corner OF Main and Cd streets
In the city Of keokuk, win offer NJ public sale (uness
sstd 1T private sale prior said datc the foil owing
described Real Estate in Keokuk, Iowa. viz: Lots
three and four "a Block hundred and thirteen
llla Lots ten ITO, eleven II and twelve (12 Of
Lou ten no. eleven IN and twelve Ifa.l Of Block
sixteen Said property beonaing - the eatste Of
James T.sker deoessed and sold by order OF County
Judge. Terms, Cash.
u w. OGDEN,
aug2O-dtd Executor James TAsker. decd,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
San Francisco, Sept. E.

Money active, usual rates of Exchange
I0@ l2c discount, legal tender notes l0c
discount. Supreme Court decides that
taxes for State purposes to be paid in gold
only. Receipts from the mines since de-
parture of last steamer, o. ,O00, 900. Sill
YER from Ophir mines has yielded $780,
900 during the past month.
Election to morrow exciting, Proba-
biity is tlut Latham cannot be elected.
and that the Republican aud Union party
will carry the State by large majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

FUGIrrvE SLAvEs.-The Lynchburgh
Virginian says that large number Of
slaves have stampeded from that place du-
ring the past few days, and are undoubt-
edly on their way to the Yankee lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
PRINTERS WANTED.

Two good compositors can find steady
employment by applying at this Office iul-
mediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
Buffalo. Sent. G

Benefits Elevator, situated on the
Creek and Evans Ship Canal, is now,
LAS p. m, on fire. Wind blowing gale
from the west
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

- II is reported thae . camp OF in.
struction for $4,000, to 100000 troop,
will be established near Nashville, Ten.
nea1ee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

II have very little respect for the ties
of this world as the chap said when the
rope was put around his neck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

Fort Monroe, Sept. 6.
A Federal gunboat came down from
City Point to-day and reports all quiet
No rebels or rebel gunboats to be seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
San Francisco. Sent. 8.

The election in San Francisco passed
off quietly to-day. Union and Republi-
can Legislature ticket undoubtedly cleo
ted. Many secession sympathlEers re-
fused to vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

Paid up Capital Surplus Reserve Funds. % $50 525
Invested in this Country O46 s36
Yearly Revenue, over....... ............ 500 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

III 2 The Shareholders respopsi Bile for engagements
OF Tho Company. All Directors must be Shareholders.
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CSt'S Improved PumD

Do"0te-Acting, AnH-Freesing, Lifting and
Forcing.
~ u" most Simple. Durable and Powerful and the
IN r" III use Tor Houses, Farms, Deep Wei Shlps.
Factories nnd dimes " mi
:, IhIs Pump look the Highest Premium at tbe II :
Fan, ~ Richmond, Va, in 1858
Al! Sizes Manufactured and Sold hy
SAMUEL MACFERREN
Iron Bedsteaus, &c.
G27 Chestnut street PhiladelpAia, Pa.
Wests Pumps having heen sold for over Cour vears
aud gwen uhlI ersal Satisfaction the Public are
@ nGI mat lhey are what they clan. TO be- the RF~T
PUMP IN USE We are u,,y nrnn.TsJ ,n
fumps anu warranttL, en- 10 work Satstacinrily They
nave no stulng box and hence they cause no frIco1
mat mat VIII require % waste II power. Our ordiue-r
fire, and are very useful in forcing water IN b;oh
elevation andir washing windows, carrlngps, &c
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Wan. ss. FEurd & Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

Dr.. HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOI . o3wDrR
ana lOoI IIACHE DROPS cannot be gen; dy s...l!-
but they can probably obiained at your FER,
odlca Stores. II they cannot, send to US for The Dem
tat Treasury, Price One Dollar winch contains hem
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ASeaI Estate Agency, Auction
ceFIBg. &c.

li"Nlhg' i"r many ytara, been engaged IN ,he l,.
portion "t New Castle county an AucIIn, Der
,r't'Y M as Real Estate AgcnI ~ Dover kenl ,pnn,,
same capacItv. | have rIsl ,aJan IN nf,,, ~ y, ~"
y, rnn @ oGiLDl Nc. VA Market si;eei below 'Tnf,,
nu story. It>hm"naIs can he produce,i. iro-n ss"
@ .e,lcn ol hleh resrec'ablly and biIsrnss. bhu,s -
''g"fu 10 my qualifications. Those who r.a,,,, 49,
services ami plomplncsS as an Aucronrer s,,I p"
rS'a'e agent are respectfully requested To eIy- ~,
eau NY terms III all cases will he modrTnre. ',,I
,, "F unuINIded attention and Indclngcble exeJn.,
via "G my mOllO IN the TRANSACTION of bu,Ines. ~
trusted mS,eu 10 me- The people of Wilmington. and n.,,
Il aoGiary New Castle county who have Real Es,nle
ana go"ds OF every description to dispose Of vii i
II 10 lheIr Interest 10 give me a call '' ''"~
ND b. II. RICKARbS
~ -hehts aud collections OF all KINDS nrnn,,,l,
attended |" IN all portions Of Ntv. Caste rn1''r
Nv inNi.'s I,r Seros OF yehrs been engaged in LOAN
Nv MONt-f on bond aud mortgage ali per,on. vii
hnd me energetic and prompt in lhis depnrrmen,
Jdh"I-ly ID. r. RICKARDS
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SF. LOUIS HOTEL,
Chestnut street, above TIa;rsI
PHILADELPHIA

In the imrnedinIe neiehborhoud oC ,ho IoLL;..
honsesDn MARKET, Third and Chestnut s,res,s ,h.'
Banks. Post Oihce.. Merchants Exchange &c &C. "
~, BOARD PER DAY. $3.50
Aceoninodaiipn when required on The EIIRopr i, \,
FLtsi h1amS ir"n ~ eenla snc upwards pc. ,Isy.
aHf Maalsat FfHsr-tLAss Hesianrant Htisrhsd -
the 'totei Pri according 10 the bills of Fara ~
sT ne cirY 'afs take Passengers from anv S,a,;o,
TO or CLOSE TO the .liOiet. S'A''o"
4Tk34sish. French. GermaR and spanish spoken
jy2l "
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DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good

the best evidence iLai they is, that their frmest
Alehos anu Oest patrons are those who have used
Them longest DIR, WILLIAM Is iiuRD Is an eIpinnrI
Dentist of BroOklyn Treasurer ofthe New York Srie
DeHIlsts Association, and these preparations have
been used in his PRIVATE practice ior wears and nr
leading citizen Of BtOaklyn Or WiIliamshurpb cI..
Ilons Their excellence while eminent Dentists of N.w
loFk recommend IheHi the best known to the nro
fess"n Without The l.J ot eriising dealers iaye
sold tren by the gross
The Editor OF the Br,ok!.n naily Times saws. 1--WE
are happy TO know thai or ;.ltud Dr. Iurb. is suc
ceeding beyond all exf ''u.yts ia his Mouth Wash
and Tooth Powder T..v afU4t sc ret of ms success
rests win the tact that ms articles precisely hat
they are represented to be- can testify from their
long use" ~
The well known II. Barnum writes found
your Tooth Powder good that my family have used
u all up. We find u the best Powder ior the Teeth
shat We ever used ] Shal! Zee. ohnged if YOU vii
send me another supply al the Museum II your con
venience. with bill"
But their cost Is SO small that every one may test
the matter for hin.,cl 80
" Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders Dr
Hurds Tooth Powder no acid nor aILali mr.
charcoal. ami polishes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

ohFe"d agents tan IIuhe siLui. -. 4,e III ,rrvnp
'hese ARTICLES around 10 families The DEXTAI TKEA.
sUKY is the nealrsl ariIcIe Ihat a man ar ,v,n -, ~
carry around Send tor and see or brtIer a doz
Gen. which We Wi! sell. sam,le, for ~, AperI,
supp Ted literally WIN cIrculaFs. ar Nov, il he limc
70 60 ME Tie bnsinrss. an do good n1d make n pr,
ht. Wa are spending thousands t,r the hcu.Gi q,
agents. New t.nglnnt and women! here ~ some.
Ihing hce' and chsi,e lake the tide al II. flood
Address 80 ''-0 ~ ''' i""u
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American Hotel.
ChEsfNVT STREET. BETWEEN FIrrH AND SIATH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

The undersicned, haviug renewed their Ieaye for a
"ln oI years nave entirely reited the house having
painted carrelrd and relUUnIshcd throughout
I"e lncl'nn Of tHis House Is uu<tr asspd b.,,,
upon 'h' widest ami most pleasant part Of Chestnut
81" directly "pP"sir the O:d Stale House. near iI4
Phr"S .! hnsrihtht, The JObbIug houses OF Market
and Thiri SITS. and coill rIenl /" ne r,,y ,,i,r3
me cars &" Which run 70 ali parts Of the cIly for hull
Inc rooms are l"Ice, VII lighted. have enper,nr
for comfort ' d" '"''
We are @!pi"Itd With pure Mir. Cream. fruits and
EeGeilhles from Farm heiougIng TO Us. and wh,|t.
Is managed eA'n,Ivriy for jhe Hotel
The pr" P-Itiurs ul the American assure ,ri,
ana patrons That no pains VIII be spared ro
appointments "i It''' iioe complete and its In bic COM
pare invariably with the best houses IN the | r,nr
novelty WYATT & HETIINGS
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
betIle.
DR.. iIurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER
OUe y"x
Gr. Hurd's magic TOOTHACIIE DROPS.
one 3o.tle.
Dr. Hord's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER
Dr. Harfs NA $UAL on the Best Means of PyeSerr
ing the Teeth. iHct": = 0rcconS for the Proper Treat
Rseht Of Children's Iett..
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning y.'v,ren he Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. etc, etc
Prepared at Or. Hurds Dental Office - Fourth #
Brooklyn IL. Dl
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for So
RTTho DENTAL Treasury makes Ia package en-,
Inches by five. aud is Sent by express.
90 F"A directions for u.e is on sach article
The following articles be sent seperatelv bv
mail, viz:
The TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH sent nost-
paid on receipt of Twelve Cents, or four STAMPS
The NEURALGIA PLASTER. for Neuralgia IN The
race, Nervous Headache. and Earache sent nos,
PAID. on receipt of Eighteen Cents or SIX stamps
The NEURALGIA ANB RHEUMATIC PLASTER darpo
slzel Tor Pains in the Chest shoulders Daok or afv
part Of the body sent post paid receipt of ThrIy
seven Cents.
Address
Smyrna times., 1862-05-29

Passengers from Baltimore to Milford. Seato1d
i; oa'Sonry VIII take evening train from Baltimore
anu spend night in Wilmington
t'SSf,eeF" Tor Dover may leave Baltimore at l. O5
=. and proceed same evening
L. G. SEWALL Jr,
Sup't Del Bail roo,I
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VIM. B. Iiurd g. Co.
TRIsuEE BuLDi.G. Npw Vo

TRIsUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YoRy.
Ihat reInIiiances may be made v ith confidence w
u, X Cp. refer To the Mayor of fBroukINu: Ia q W
GrfI'h, President Fariners' and Czens' Bank Br,ok
lyn to JOY. Coe " 70. New York; TO r. r. Barnun,.
ESq.. New York. etc etc raL1T
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PHILADELPHIA.

Hats, Hats. Caps, Caps.
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
A large stock oflhe late new styles Of
Hats and Caps, both for Men and CbiIdrea
Wear,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the old estabii,Led
stand No. Al North SECOND street next door 10 Ih.
HauIsOh HOuse) THOMAS NJ. SEEDS,
No. IL n. 2d ST.. Philada
B-CohSlantlV on haud a large assortment OF
RAN Goods suitable for Friends Weur-to which
their espc clal attention is invited noyIAIv
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Agricultural ImPIeme

Wheat Fans. Curing Boxes. Cornshellsrs. DirI
Scoops, Pho Vs-Suriace and Sub-soil Horse. .EIOsa,
Weeders. etc for sale by
Feb. 2Sth, 'l6. EDWIN WILMER.
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New Card Photographs.

! New Curd Photographs ready as below.
ALL % CENTS EACH
| New Catalogues. with great additions. gratis o,
| aPpcHiIOn Mailed 10 any address
Jonathan Dvmnnd Professor LONG EelIou
William Alien, Mrs LonqtelI1y
NJ = Fox Ionpiellov's CI,ilro,
Heorge FOX Wendell Phillips,
james Pease, John Brown
) ) burhey, Horace Greeley,
Samuel Gurney, Charles sumner
Eliza Gumey, L'nvd Garrison
Julh larke, Robert Dale Owen
J"Sian forster' General Fremont,
Jnhn li"dEkln, Mis-. Fremant'
1'IaS HitkS' President Lincoln,
LuCFeua hlOI' secretary Stanton,
i.i'ham Bishop Charming Moore
" " esi lllli Battle OF AusteriIIz,
nv ne O"NS' Louis Napoleon, in robes
t"eou"'e aIhe1' Empress Eugene
49,. u ne t,fa'e" OF ne" Parker. DR. Casper Morris.
The Grave of Franklin, Dr. Nulier
Thomas = Cope. Judge Stnrv
~ m'Ss mSS = vi oeug"ick, Mrs james Madison,
!IhllIe", Mary Iowitt
Met Olns Riddle. Mrs Trollnpe
Mrs jameson Bishop Meade,
George Francis Tram General NrC'IeI,or
Geneta Burnside, Commodore Foo,e
" Done Gone" Floren,c Ninbina.l
ST MaY's Hall " BIshnp Odenbeir,er
Ne"eTil bhell, General Grant
'eherai Iialleck' General McClernand.
Parsen BrOwnlOw, Rev ] 4 Ss,ss n n
New style Photograph Abums ,he mnxt oje,ort os
sOrtment IN the country
JAS.S. EARLE a. SON,
H"'Ie IaIerles and Looking Glass WareroOms.
"'yo-'M NO. 6l6 Chestnut street, PhIlada
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People Doing

The American people intelligent enough 10 an.
PfscIae preparations that CO nIIbuIe much TO tie
hsPpine"s OF those nslng them, and they want them
f-Ftf. tsHH brings us eLers. some ORDERING the Trea-
Ete o.. teeth some the Neura ga PIaste and rol n
e" enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth wash TO be
sem ny mail; hut TO those we compelled "a rebIy
lhAt 1t b. io os-ihe - send hallplnl huIlle y mnIi
hsmf ' '"PP'y
NaN il
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miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line,
CHANCE OF HOJ

CHANGE OF HOURS.
~ Un and after Monday Nov. 18th '6l
trains Tor the accommodation OF
passengers will run as follows until
further notice;
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Roses i'm Variety

MDAHIIAs.--l30 select varieties. for which I WAS
awarded special pre- MUM hy the AguculIu.a sOti~
ETY. of New Castle county, fall of 1861 Also ~ mi.
um for the best COLLECTION OF Choice Pea 8.
For Prices aud description of fruits send for De.
sCrintIve Catalogue, gratis.
Qc-All kinds OF trees and plants can e ordered By
mail.
All trees and plants warranted true 10 name.
p@rOTders can be left al TINES Office
RANDOLPH PETERS.
febp8.3m Newark. D.L
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Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
Raspberries,
Blackberries,
R,o e,

&C, d.
make II a rule 10 propagate only those kinds o.
eeF and plants that experience has prov Ell 10 he the
most prohlabe Tor general r, RSrd
10 The quantity and quality Of the fruit produced la
my selection OF varieties, aside INV our elpeFI-
ence. am governed by the opinions Of The moi emit
hehl wrlierson The culture ui frui Amerira and Of
lie most experienced frHit growers in all paris oil the
country, and OF the American Pum0logICai SuCiriy.
| PEACHES-30O 600 trees, select varieties and trees
! very large and thrifty
! APPIEs-A large stock, chnIce varieties Standard
| and Dwarf AiSn Red aud Yellow Siberian Grab,
Standard and Dwarf
| PEARS-A choice lot large thrifty trees leading
varieties Standard and Dwarf
PLuNS-All the ChuiCe varieties
| CHERRiEs-Fme, thrifty trees Standard and Dwarf
! all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS. NECTARINES AND OUNCES
GOOsEBERRIES-English and American varIct,eE
CURRENTs-White and Red Cherry White and Red
Grape, White and Red Dutch. Black English, Black
Naples. &c.
GRAPES -Catawba. Isabel q, Clin'On, Corcsrd,
Delaware, DInna. Rebecca. II ylIr or Bullet Esry
Northern, MuscadiEe EIsinbuIg "a. Hartford r. iohGc
DC, &c.
BLACKBERRIEs-LawfOn,D Dorchester and High Rush
RAsrRERRIEs-ln variety. Largely of the Allen
and Red Prolific, which need no protection in inter
best for market gurnerS and those who have not Ine
to tall.
SrRAwaEHRIEs--ln variety. Largely ofthe Alba.
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE.
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEuBARB,
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will DIR. Hurd's Remedies
Effect !

Or. huId's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse The mouth from all foul e4halaIons and If
us"o ia lhe morning, will make The breakfast tssIe
sWeeler and the day begin more pleasantlv Inn
tleman - ' e'"-
Dr. Hmrd's Mouth Wash and To.tb Powder viii
give young ladies ti'aI finest chaym IN nnman-a
s"eei breath and pearly teeth. Tiy them ladies
" h"Fds MGu'h Wash and fuuIh Powder are the
Des' pfspafalleis III the world irrcuIng BAD BRFATH
hAd giving HrInness and health 10 the q MS linn.
1teds VI casespi Diseased Bic Gums So N,,lt
gent wash. ''''
DR. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give M,
additional charm II cnurt-hIl, and make husbants
more agreeable to their wives aud tn Iher hns
Oahds' they ahouid he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
which are liable to mPart a taint to the mouth
DR.. HDrd's Toothsche Drops cure Toothache
aFs'nR rom exposed nerves and the hest frrntr
ti rarents can have IN the house to save their chill
1sh t'Om torture, and themselves from loss ti sIe.
an sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS and MECHANICS! you cannot will afford
% neglect pour teeth Fora rifing sum YOU can now;
get PrescFya'ives, than which Rolhsch or Aslor an
gei noining o'iier. Remenber that DYSPEPSIA and
CoNSC VIZ ON oF THE LUNGS often or grnale m
Neglect OF Teeth. Send for The Treatise on Ten, a, Il
read nF Fich's obser yn,Ions on itis sub,eI tinn.
late TO arrest decay in your own teeth save your
chIldfens teeth
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Dr. h"rd's Neuralgia Nom Adhesive Plas,ers
sI ul mos pheasant aud suCcessIui remedies ever
p,e"cfIoed Tor this pnIniui disease The patIeI ap
Pile one ind soon becomes drowsy, fall asleep a
awakes Tree IRON PAIN, and bsi er or other uuul. r.
saht or Injurious consequences ensue. Fu EarntLe
ana Nervous Headache. apply according 10 dirncors
ana reIei viii surely follow. Nothing un be ubaIu
ed equal TO Dr. llurds Compress tor Neural MA Trv
hem. They are eniIrely novel curious and orpi
nal preparation, and wonderfully successtuI 'Thcy
nre oi two sizes. small for the lace price "a c,s
sad the other large for application To the body urce
81 CTS. Will he mailed receipt OF prce al d one
stamp. - 0N'
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GEINU.NEE ARTICLE

Our Super Phosp phale Of Lime Is MOI cI,,,.t >, 80.
C""t-''ef every season, hnI what II purs,rts Ia ne
UNIFORM ~ ITS chemical constituents and alays he
relied on. ' ~ ''
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Rebel Account of Affairs.
rElEGRAN 70 ruR RIrnM0Nn ENorIRER

GoIDsBoRo, Dec. 10, 1862.
Reconnaissance last night by squadron OF the Thirty
hrst North Carolina cavalry under Capt Caroway found
sbe enemy cacamped about two miles below White Hail.
The citizens represent them scared and out of food
and ammunition. runor on the streets this morning
says renorcemens have passed kiastoa, the south
eide of the Ncuse to succor their skcdadng friends.
As the smoke Of battle clears away II reveals
siderable slaughter among the Yankees at White Hall
Tuesday. hundred Of their dead left unpured
che eid and pit hundred yards long, led with dea
has been found.
0hiy three companies Of the Firly-nn.h and Eleventh
North Carolina engaged. Colonel errebee, OF the
Fiftynnth with eighteen mon Of the Eleventh, foueh!
the enemy for several hours until reinforced by three f
bis own companies who subsequently, relieved by
she Eleventh (Col Leaventhorpe), under the immortal
Bethel ag who ultimately drove them from their guns
into the woods. The Thirty first North Carolina (ColoDe
Jcrdan), was On the field, but with the exception Of
scmpany seems TO have taken part in the action.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Marine Court-Gcncrai Term.

R.0re Hon. Judges Mccarthy, Akcr and Hearn.
B.dwcli vs. Lcvsrdge. Judgment affirmed.
raln VS.. Lambeitson.-I affirmed.
Bnrnham Va Manglm--.fudgnent reversed. New
trial ordered; costs to abide events
Cannon w. Gage--Judgnent affirmed.
Porter va. ACKNOWLEDGMENT reversed. New trial
ordered: cpsts To abide events.
Lynch IS Steras.-Judsment affirmed.
Hue ys Dlasconb. Judgment affirmed.
yaoderpoci vs.. Smith.-Judgmcnt affirmed.
HUI ". Pattcn.-,Iudpment affirmed
Scu'y W. Scuddcr Judgment afnrmcd.
topc'anS vs. Degram.-Iudgmert affirmed.
Cook Va. Eyes.-Judgment affirmed.
Hal ,s. Tra.-Judgnent reversed. New trial order
cd costs 10 abide events.
Reed VS.. New York Exchange Bank.-Judgment C
driued. =
Clark va. Faster.-Judgmcnt affirmed.
Reed va. Evin.-,Iudgncnt affirmed.
Slocum VS.. Bronson.-Judgment affirmed.
S!ocun VS.. Observation-Disclosures affirmed.
Slccam We. Bronson Judgment affirmed.
Spacone w. Manvcl-yudgnont Affirmed.
sutton va. Emerson Judgment reversed, New tyay
ordered. costs TO abide events "
Dcnnciy VI. Coyle-Judgmcnt affirmed
Hoffman W. Cotheal. .--Judgmcut affirmed.
Mathews ys The Pacific rire Insurance Companv -
Judgment affirmed.
Lanchantine Vi. Thorn. Judgment affirmed.
Bunt vs.. Bradey-Judgmcht reversed New trial.
ordarod with costs 10 abide event, unless the paipG
% I've days, will stipulatc TO reduce tho Judgment t
the OF $500 32 Ia which the said mdsncnt H.
affirmed for tha; amount, viii, costs