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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
News by the Asia.

Dostou, my -.
The following is the very latest by the
Asia: s
Queenstown, 1s P. M.-The ofhoial
Dresden Journal Of to-day publishes a
letter from Vienna, in which 1t is asserted
on reliable authority that the Cabinet at
Turin has, as . condition Of the recogni-
tion Of the kingdom of Italy by Russia
and Prussia, renounced any further en- !.
terprise aiming at taking possession Of
Rome and Venitia. The same letter as
serts that France and England have guar
anteed the statu ono Of the actual poses
sions Of Italy to the Cabinet Of Turin in
opposition TO the Revolutionary party
should it attempt any instruction.
Palermo, July I2.-Garribaldi has re-
turned to this city. He will continue his
tour through the island next week.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY Cars CRY OrvIcr,
KKoKrK July %. t2.
FLouR-superhnes 81 5o;srrin Wheat sxtraeI75
Pail Wheatkxtra % Is.
BRAN ANDsHORrs-soto 40c p 100 ~.
CoRN-I7 to lsc ' bush.
BARLFY-25c.
wHEAT-ln good demand. Fall soass; SPRINGS
to SIC.
Rfk-Qsc dull.
OATS IL to zoe.
POTATOES-New. so TO Cos,
SUGAR - New Orleans fair IGsall, prime III.
choice II; clarified lea l2i; crushed and losflsi 49,.
AoLasSES-PiantStion4 54p50; Sugarhouse 80 so;
Golden ssrup7o97se- sesree.
CoFFEE-kiosat0Dsstc; Java sSaB3os Laxuyrsa40se.
RIcE-gc.
soAP-Palm Go, Family SIC, German fCin.) Tx
07ae.
cANDLEs--siar lAD Is, stsarins 10, Mould 10.
LARD to SIC; sstnil 10 Sc.
6e7c: Choice ,retaiil2 .Dl5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slSltc Hams lt0s2;CIsar
sdes s03i; sides2 TO -. Sugar Cured Hams, ia SC
LEATHER-sole2% 12s :Harnsss27de30.
HIDES-Dry l0to DC. grubby half price green
4to u; green shesp pelts locl as green hog ina
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, % 00G7 90, bsled % oo0 eli
Prairie - O0s5 90.
sRkEDS-Timothy u 90; Flax Seed eI00.
ONlONS-35D40c.
EGGs-3G3ic.
WHITE BEANS-lu good demand, soe0 eles
fEATHERS--2593O
FRUlT- Dried Apples ~ O024i rs bushet.-
Dried Peaches ~ 2sGsa 50. RAisns ~ ooGs4so.
CAEEsE-WestsrnR sssrve0c; Dcnmak 70s.
BEEF CATTLE-20cie gross.
SHEEP-e2 O01215 vhead.
IS HAfT-H 4 20 4 m
rel: Liverpools u 901e % 90 p sack; Lake % 50 10
2 GO. Very scarce.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. el6eG Is Dbl. No 9 ga
9sls, No.3 sB9slo. White Fish, Mol d 0osgs SO
half Dbl. Cod Fish SOC -.
RAGS-Woolen I GcMonec.
OLD IRoN-h0xce y. Brass s1scpk. Cop.
per I09l2hc h.
E1oHASaE.-on New FORK X per cent. bank able
funds; Phadephia, Boston. Chicago and cincin-
natl X per cent. st. Louis u per cent Gold to TO
Is per cent.
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TO Arms! FOR THE HONOR OIL
IOWA!

FRIEND HOWELL A year and over
has vanished with the years beyond the
flood, since the rendezvous and orgsniza-
tons of the I'd Iowa in this city, in May,
81; but what a change ii has brought
along with it. Many Of the noble sons of
Iowa have gone forth 10 battle for their
eountry's rights, and as they took their
chances for life or death, some have died
in hospitals and some upon the battlefield.
But they are not lamented as the dead
who ordinarily die, for they freely gave
UP their lives in defence of all that we
holi laost dear, our inestimable civil and
religious institutions, rights and privi-
leges. Your streets are thronged with
the convuIescent Of the sick and wounded
of our citizen soldiery Of this and other
States, thrown upon kind and indnl-
gent Government, and relying, but not in
vain, ufon the kind symplthles and no
pitshties of generous, liberal and pa
triotic community. The people have not,
as general thing, become thoroughly
awakened to the strength, tenac.ty and
determination of the rebels to sever this
the best Of Governments, and with The
importance To its existence of speedy
termination OF this wicked. unholy and
causiess war We are watched by the
old and corrupt dynasties Of the world for
the opportnne moment when the parties
shall have become worried out and ex-
hausted. and then they will pitch into US
and settle things to suit their own selfish
interests. For the honor of our noble
State; and the undying fame acquired by
her sons, upon many battlefield, let it
not be said that in the last call she was
obliged to resort to drafting TO raise her
quota of troops. Ed GODDARD.
The above was written by soldier who
bears in his person permanent tokens Of
his devotion to his country. He volun-
teered as private, when he might have
had commission, and at Donelson re-
ceived q wound which forever disables
him from active duty in the field.
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Philadelphia, July "a

A meeting Of prominent citizens was
held to-day ut the Board Of Trade rooms,
to aid in raising the quota Of volunteers
from Pennsylvania. Mayor Henry pre-
sided. $4,000 was subscribed towards
raising ten regiments in this city, BY 81
parties, several subscribing $1,000 and
81, 900 apiece, and none less than 81 600.
A grand war mass meeting will be held
in Independence Square, on Saturdayafier-
Noon. The Common Counci! vi! &C:
this afternoon on the proposed bounty
appropriation.
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War Meeting.
Pittsburg July Fl


The war meeting to-day was = most re-
marhabe demonstration. Our city pre-
sented quite gala day appearance, bus
siness being entirely suspended, flags
banners and music in evory direction. A,
one o'clock, p. III Plttsburs emptied its
population into North Common. Stands
we're erected for speakers. Venerable
Judge Wilkins presided over the vast
asse mblage, assisted by several Woe Pres.
idents and Secretaries. Speeches were
delivered by Gov. Curtin, Judge wilkins,
Jno- Covode, = c. shannon, Ex-Gev-
ernor Johnston and others from the Eng
lish stands, and Messrs. Leiberich, Felix
and others from the German stand.
| Gov. Curtin in course of his speech al.
luded 10 the President as having ut last
learned that we are actually engaged in
war. Without charging that mistak es
have been made, il is enough to say that
after long months of schoolery the war is
10 lie prosecuted with vigor. War means
violence, and in time Of war man reapses
into barbarism. The property, nay, even
the life of the enemy, everything he has,
| We must take aud use against him. In
absurdity of civilization our armies have
left guard at every house, and they left
our enemies behind them to hunt and
destroy. This is not war. The crops
in the valley of the Shenandoah belong
TO the u nited States.
The Governor said: When the call 70,
troops was issued | hesitated to call thu
Legislature tsgether. lad no power &c
appropriate bounty money. and could no,
put my hand into the public treasury
without authority of law. To call the
Legislature together would have required
from four to eight weeks, and possibly as
much longer to get necessary loans nego-
liatsd. | therefore concluded to throw
the whole matter Of providing bounty fol-
our volunteers on individual patriotism
and Iiberali.y Of the people of Pennsyl
vania- Another aspect VI the war i:
foreign intervention. The rebels having
blistered their souls in perjury, now ask
for Intervention by foreign nations
When one Of our commanders seized two
of their representatives, We surrendered
them to an arrogant power, for reasons
well known. Now that power desires to
test the pluck Of this nation. Let the
English lion show his teeth by interven.
ton. Our sea is grit by iron ships, and
if 10000, 900 of our people rise 10 then
power they can crush out the rebellion
and at the same time protect themselves
from intervention.
A number Of patriotic resolutions were
passed, complimentary Of the General and
State Administration, calling on the citl-
zens Of every county in the Comm onweallh
TO come forward at once and sustain the
Union. recommending a bounty Of $50 to
each volunteer. and appointing > conl-
mit,ee TO solicit subscriptions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
state 81 Iowa.
ADJrTAEr GKswRAL's Osyicx, },
CLINTON, July lat. ,GQ.

ApJrrAEr GEsxKAL's Oryicx,(
CLINTON, July lat, G2. J
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 10.
After August ist, lso2, the form OF passes issued
hom this Department for the tapsportation of iowa
soldiers Sr which the State is responsible. wnl be
changed
Copies OF the new form will be furnished 10 rail-
roads, stage companies and steAmboats pricr o Au-
Eass ist but passes ~ the form Issued prior
10 August LIST, they will be honored the az The
Old form.
AFTER August LIST, 1869, IL any persons corporation
transport any person pass Of the old form, the
transportation viii not be paid for by the State
Persons having In their possession any passes OF
thu old form, requested return those not used
by July 2oh eca 10 this ofce and II entitled TO
OF rasss', Viii receive PASSES the new form In
ehaiEe.
This order does not Ia any way refer 10 passes Ia
sued by this Department by order Of Governor. for
transportation Of soldiers to L Is. mastering Offices al
Dubuque, Davenport and Kectuk.
N u. BAKER
Adjutant General of Iowa.
jss-d-to-snfl
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IBy TELEGRAPH.
Now York Market.

NC~ AVAA NaAIAUts
New York, July "a
5 Fiour--Markat heavy and sQSlOc lower; sales Al
at y O04e6 10 for supernne stale; Is 35d5 - FOL
Rxtra stale; s5eod9s 90 TOR Super Western; e5 500
IS 50 for Common to Medium Extra Western; e3 A0z
% IS for Common to good shipping brands Extra
H. o.
Whest--Market less sctiye and scarcely 10 buoyAnt
sales Mt . 1851 10 for ChicAgo Spring, 81 l6@ei
p for Milwaukee Club; ~ 1891 "a for Amber Iowa;
u 1891 - for Winter Red Western; ~ 344l y
for Amber Michigan; &iN Tor White Iudixna; 81 u
White Ohio.
Corn-Aarket scarcely - aetiyei sales al 56a57 10
Mixed Western, sound.
Whisky --HeAvy and dsclining.
Coffee Continues quiet but very Arm. ri
6ugars-Active; sales 0o0 hhis Cuba at satastc.
Molasscs--Firm, with fair inquiry.
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st. Louis. July "a

An enthusiastic meeting was held to-
day at the Union Merchants Exchange.
They adopted . stirring and patriotic ad-
dress to the people of Missouri. Unfalt-
ering, unconditional fidelity to the Union
was the sentiment. Liberal aid to the
volunteers fund was pledged. Several
Thousand dollars were immediately con.
tributed to Col. Clinton B. Fisk, Score.
tary Of the Exchange, to MD him to put
regiments in the Geld forthwith.
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~The following note from Capt.
Washington sGalland of the 9th Iowa,
now prisoner, will be interesting to our
readers - +.
Mr.. }. B. HOW'LL ESQ IL send you
below list of the names of citizens of
Lee County, now prisoners Of war at this
place, for the information of friends.
Capt. Washington Galland, Go H, 9th
Iowa, Montrose, web.
AdjutaDt ID. T. Bowler, 7th Iowa.
Keokuk, well.
| j. A. Martin, Orderly Serg't. Co Ii.
9th Iowa, Keokuk, unwell but recovering
A. B. Stephens End Serg't Co H, 9th
Iowa. Charleston, unwell. but recovering.
John Nc Cleary, Bird sergt Go II, 9th
Iowa. Charleston, good health.
Daniel Fithilen, Corporal Co H, 9th
Iowa, Keokuk. good health.
II. M. Barnes, Corporal Go III; 9th To-
wa, keokuk, good health.
James A. Cole, Co H, 9th Iowa, good
health.
M. A: Randall, Go ii, 9TH Iowa, good
health.
Samuel Atlee, Co d. 7th Iowa, Fort
Madison. good health.
- Webster, Co d, eth Iowa, Fort
Madison, good health.
Geo s. Richardson. Go X, 9th Iowa,
good health
Gilbert De Long, Co X, 7th Iowa,
good health
james F. Cornelius, Co K, 9Th Iowa,
good health s.
Jesse +. Stoneman, Go X, sth Iowa.
good health.
Yours, w. GALLAND.
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'uccessfu. Union Raid In Missouri
Pilot Knob, Mo-. july "a.

II Is reported this morning that the
detachment Of four companies under Maj
Lippert, sent out from Reeves Station by
Com. Boyd to intercept the guerril'as who
made the raid on Greenville, had fallen in
with the enemy, completely dispersed the
band, taking 10 prisoners, and recover
ing all the booty taken at Gresnville. No
further particulars received vet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
HntckcIor's Hair Dyc---The Hest In
the World.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoRis se1ebrsted Hair Dye
produces color 10 be diiDgu he'd fro m
warranted not to iniure the hair In th. remedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes ard nvsorAt.s ls hair Tor
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAiK instsntiy turns
spieHdid BLACK OF brown, leaving thr hair aud
beautiful. Sold by all druggists Ae
Tie genuine issigned WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
fhr Jenr stdes Of tach td4.
Factory, Nc. Fl Barclay Street, New York. Late
gas Eresa~as and le Bond Street fjes.dAwly
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Washington. July, "a.

Ex-Governor VIM. B. Campbell has ac-
cepted Brigadier Generalship. and takes
command Of the Federal troops in Tennes-
see. Great satisfaction is manifested .,
this arrangement. Capt. Braden takes
700 parallel federals to Camp Chase to-
morrow morning.
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CALL roR WAR MEETING.

The citizens of keokuk and vicinity,
are earnestly invited to meet at the Athe-
neum on Saturday evening July 10th, It
Z 4 o'clock, to devise means for raising
volunteers and supporting their families.
1t is proposed to raise fund from
which to pay bounty to each volunteer
upon enlistment.
Fellow citizens, turn out one and all,
and show your patriotism and devotion
to our imperiled country. Those who
can do SO by volunteering to fight against
her foes, and those who cannot volunteer,
by contributing literally to pay those who
do. All who truly love the country. are
invited-and who does not? Come then
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rea. Eggs are 30 low now that it hardly
pays the hens for cackling, to nuke the
announcement Of fresh supplies.
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Peoria, j uly "a.

There is an immense war meeting In
the Court House square. and the greatest
enthusiasm exists. Citizens are subscri-
ding literally to increase the bounty for
recruits, after which the meeting will
adjourn. 1t is said that large amount
will be subscribed in this city.
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Especial to Ev'g Post.]
Washington, July "a.

The National Intelligsncer demands
that Gen. Halleck shall have the entire
control of military movements if he is ex-
pected to succeed.
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The Union Convention OF the 9th Con-
gressienal District was held to-day At
Plymouth. Hon. Schuyler Colfax was
nominated for Congress by reclamation.
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THE PROBLEM.

There ase engaged in the war 10000
600 Of loyal people against 1000, 900 oil
foes, who consist OF 7 ,000, 600 whites and
4,o06, 600 of blacks. The rebels, fight
ing at home, have an advantage that
oountervails the disparity Of numbers. -
The adult rebel whites can all 60 to the
army. because the blacks support their
families and furnish them rataors. Eut
these blacks are loyal aud want to help
US Bur mean, blind, suicidal prejudice
refuses them the privilege Suppose
they were allowed to help the loyal cause,
the strength of the contestants would
then be: 81
lLoyai blAcks 400, M
Total Union strength. ........... A,0 600
secessinnfsb ...-.....-..........-- Voo0o
AT present the contest is that Of twenty
men living At long distance away, going
TO fight eleven men at home; result doubt
full. When the blacks are permitted to
help the North the contest will then be
swenty -four men against seven, and part
of the former at home and familiar with
the country and its resources. Result nc
longer doubtful; rebels soon thrashed te
their hearts content. = Chicago Tribune
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Louisville, July "a.

A party Of 20 guerr,llas in Todd eoun-
ty. we're attacked through mistake for
federals BY another rebel squad Of 40 men
coming into Kentucky. The former whip
ped the latter, and OF both parties I or 8
were killed and quite number wounded.
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~ Several stray lorses and colts have
been taken up by Mckee d Simpson, alla
can be had 10y the owners by calling at
their Livery Stable, on payment Of costs
and proof of ownership
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

T We heard yesterday that Major
Belknap was sick aud on his way home
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ETlt is thought part Of the patients
Of our Hospital here will be removed to
Davenport as soon as arrangements can
be made there to receive them.
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Toronto. July "a

Toronto, July "A.
The west end of the Parliament build
ings, recently occupied by British officers
stationed here, was entirely destroyed by
fire this afternoon.
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mr. We call attention TO the advertise
ment Of Lieutenant Ball, inviting propo-
sails for furnishing supplies to the keokuk
Hospital. He will no doubt accept the
lowest bid Of responsible bidders, and if
the Hospital is now paying too high pri-
ces for any articles, let lively competi-
ton bring them down to proper rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

me- Lieut.. Col. Moss, of lst Iowa Cav
airy, arrived in town Wednesday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

sr The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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Paris, July u.

The bourse has been dull. Rente.
closed at 68f 35c.
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rss- We had the pleasure of listening
last evening to the lecture Of Mr.. Will
liams, and were much interested in the
account of his travels and adventures IN
Samaris and Galilee and the numerous
and remarkable curiosilies which he has
brought home with him, enabling him
to illustrate in very attractive manner
the customs and habit Of that ia!i,iyil,
lied race which now nhahit the Holy
Land. The places which he visited, and
many of the scenes which be witnessed,
and curiosities secured, take us back TO
the time Of the patriarchs and to the
time of Christ, and afford a rich feast of
thought and reflection to every lover Of
bible history.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

bar Purchasers of live stock will do
we'll to notice the advertisement of Il. &
w. Morgan & Co., who will sell at public
sale, at their stock mart in st. Louis, on
Tuesday next (29th inst. great number
OF horses, mules, and other condemned
and captured Government animals.
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.ssecIk Marlrst.

New York, July a.
Stocks bet.or--but lack activity.
Money ptentv--on4yins ats y cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet--l3i beat Bankers bills.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, JULY Is,

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers TO indicate that the
time of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
PRED and when subscribers wish to con
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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@ The body Of George ". Coliins,
of Co. A, LIST Iowa Cavalry, arrived here
last evening, and the funeral service will
be held to-day at 8 o'clock, m, nj the
residence of his father on Morgan street
between 18th and 14th streets.
Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
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Among them are the following |:

! CAap PnEss, Fosters patent, cost $3.50. will
be sold Cor SIS.
MEDIUM hAsp Pass, Fosters, almost new
sne OF pIMen ~ 20 inches, cost $3.50, will be
sold for $40.
nOrkh ROYAL HAND pnxss, made at Cipcin-
natl Type Foundry. piaten 22l, %. cost 5000.
will be soId for &75
Jos Pass, paten ID lsla, will be SOLD for
400.
2u0 pounds of SHALL prcA. about 1872 lbs Of
RomaM aud 8 lbs nj Italir, at 90 cents per pound
Also, Conrosfso STICKS, from to 80 inches in
length.
jos, HALF. aud TRIPLE Casks.
A BOOK binders RuLiNo MACHINE, Finishing
Tools, GLuK Por, etc.
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HILLS GERMAN SOAP, GATES
u MATCHES, EXTRACT OF COFFEE,
For sale ~ ihe lowest cash prices wholesale and
hil,0y SAMUEL POLLOCK,
DNS-d llb Main ST.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
G9e daily auurttat,
WIT AND SENTIMENT.
ga little nonsense now and then,
Is relished by the visest men,"
ROLL CALL.

corporal Green ~ the Orderly cried;
Herei" was the answer, loud and clear,
From the lips of soldier who stood near;
And :" Herer ~ was the word the next replied.
"Cyrus Drew l''-then silence fell
This time no answer followed the call;
Only his rear-man had seen him fall,
Killed or wounded, he conld not tell.
There they stood in the falling light,
These men Of battle, with grave, dark looks,
As plain to be read as open books,
While slowly gathered tho shades of night.
The fern on the hill-sides was splashod with
blood
And down in the corn, where the poppies grew,
We're redder stains than the peoples knew
And crimson dyed was the rivers flood.
For the foe had crossed from the other side,
That cay, in the face of murderous fire
That swept them down in its terrible irei
And their life blood went TO color the tide.
''Herbcrt CIiner'--at the call there came
Two stalwart soldiers into the line,
Bearing between them this Herbert Cline,
Wounded and bleeding, to answer his name.
"Ezra Kerr lH--and voice answered 'Herer ~
Hiram Kerrl' but replied:
They were brothers, these two; the sad wind
sighed,
And a shudder crept through the cornfield near.
"Ephriam Deane l'-then q soldier spoke:
"Deane carried our regiments colors," he
said,
"When our ensisn was shot left him dead
lust after the enemy wavered and broke.
" Close to the roadside his body lies;
paused a moment and gave him to drink;
He murmured lis mothers name, think;
And death came with it and closed his eyes"
Twas q victory-yes; but 1t cost us dear;
For that company's roll, when called at night,
Ola hundred men who went into the night,
Numbered but twenty that ans Eered " Hsrei''
HaTper's Monthly.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

MORN NEAL AND FLoUR--5O BUSHELS
u Fresh Ground Corn Meal 100 sacks DOubls
sxtra Flour lust received and for sale at
seo57 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
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FOR RENT.

VVHE STORE, No. "a, WEST OF FIRST
I Street, formerly occupied by j. II. & w. W.
Morgan, is for rent. Apply at
ncv2l MORGAN, READ & &C.
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WELL TRIED coRPORATTON.

In lhc equitable adjustment and prompt Cash re-
Spouse TO losses, He.HNIX stands at
The head Of its profession ache its ertensipe praoti
ttcGt Gnd rstcldss business system of local agencies
not e1eeled by any sin1or corporation ia tie World
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed liz this leading Corporation at fair rates by
J. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills