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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-27
A Spirited letter from Col. aIuIIIE an
HEADQUARTERS NEw cKnEK, Va,
CAMP COMMsKY, IRISH BRIGADE,
EI0HTH ARNY UoRPs. AuR. u.

4 EIGHTH Army GORPs. Aug. IL.
My Dear Father DuNns-By the Chicago
papers of to-day, l notice your promotion
to the Colonelcy of the "Dunne Legion"
| bid you welcome to the new vocation.
l hail your conversion from the breviary
to the bayonet; from the canon law to the
law of canuous; from "taking Heaven by
violence" to taking towns by storm. 1t is
meet and just Your biography will
need stirring chapter. Your history is
too full of this itVals of tears;" this mar
tyrdom ofparishes; this lean look Of Lent;
how splendiily will chapter read with
the caption, "ArmG Hrrumque Cano."
Ineed not tell you, Father Dunue, how
intimately in all ecclesiastical history ST.
Peter and saltpetre are blended. shedding
lustre upon many mitre. Tho real ortho-
doXy Of the time is not "Gahan's Sermons"
but Hardee's Tactics. Men are saved now
a-days by the doctrines Of st, James, "by
fire." and sre brought 10 that state of grace
By the 'apostolic blows and knocks" of
Hudibras. To be a priest according to the
Order of Melchisedeck is great thing,
but to be a Colonel according to the act
of Congress is, speaking mildly, "bully."
Bat, Joking aside, have only moment
before going on dress parade. seriously
hope your good and patriotic efforts to rouse
our countrymen TO their duty may be
crowned with immediate success. Destroy
this Government, and what safety remains
for our homes; what honoFs in our history?
In the pastisthe memory of greatness;in the
future, anarchy, self contempt, aud foreign
scorn. Rather dare all Hot0, preserve the
Government, vindicate its strength, and the
republic passed through this crisis, will
stand with such assured dignity and firm
ness, through all the coming centsries. that
no foe without, no Judas within, shall ev-
er dare raise an armed hand against her
And history shall place some of this grand
balance to the account of you aud your
Legion. .------.....
iiow little, dear father, did we dream in
our student days, as we sat under your
professorship in the dear old halls of ST.
Mary, that these things should come upon
US. Then we read of revolutions, now we
fight them. think of those times often
amid the duties of camps and the labors
and dangers of the march, with relish
that lightens the toll Good bye. Success
to the "Duune Legion The Irish brigade
of Mulligan from the fields of Virginia,
bids it God speed. recognize among the
officers many of my friends give them my
best regards.
Your pupil and friend.
JAS. "A. MULLrGAN.
To Very Rev. D. Dunno, Chicago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-27

The Charleston Alsrcury's columns, like
those of the RiChmoud papers, TEEN with
substitute notices, Hero are two speci-
mems:
A SUDsTrTUrE.-E will serve as substi-
tute in the Confederate service for $4,000,
or in the Militia for $1,000. For further
information apply to Thomas Allen, Depot
Agent at Duck Hill.
WASTED.-Any one wishing to act as a
substitute for a man subject to the Con-
scription Act, will receive the following
compensation likely negro boy and Five
Hundred dollars. Address B., Appeal Of
fee.
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The omens during the War-The
Great Omen on our Side,

The n. Y. Times has au article analizing
what may be considered as the ''providen-
ees" of the war thus far. After placing to
the Confederate side such as seemingly be-
long to it, it goes on to remark as fol-
lows:
But omens are not all on the Southern
siee, we are bold to maintain. The rebels
feel and admit that in the matter of naval
experience their lot has been bitter one.
Once, twice, thrice, the boon of success
was in their clutch-almosti They barely
missed it, and in losing the chance they
lost all. Was not the Merrimac worth nm
army of men and untold millions, if it had
steamed out of Hampton Roads, and sue
ceeded in laying itself abreast of the bat
terry of this imperial Cityi ItwouId have
done so, and taken S5O,ooO,O0o Of gold
from our City, dictated a peace. or burned
it down, but for the providential-(we say
trevereutIy) 1.-THE prouidential arrival of the
Monitor at Fortress Monroe. The Monitor
was "the still small voice. Of conscience
that spoke to and appalled, the guilty soul
of the rebellion. It saved New York and
saved the Union
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JAS. a. MULLIGAN.
To Very Rev. D. Duune, Chicago.
spoeoh of an 1nlnols seoosslonis,.


A meeting was held at Middleton,
Wayne county, Illinois, some days since,
for the purpose of raising volunteers
Several loyal speakers made addresses,
aud were followed by one Anthony Mater,
of that town, as follows:
Ladies' and Gentleman: never made
public speech in my life, but 1 am
going to try to say something to-day. 1t
has been said that secessionist could not
make a speech in this county. will show
that can speak here to-day. do not
fear men nor the government am oppO-
sed to the government and to the prosecu-
ton of this war, and opposed to all wars
and if I was forced to fight would a
good deal rather fight for secession than
for abolition. am opposed to fighting,
and would suffer myself to be hung 10
the top of the highest tree in the state of
Illionois, and there hang until the birds
bad picked my bones naked, before 1
would go to this abolition war. [Interrup-
ted by ladies making their exit, exclai.
ming, we will not hear traitor speak
Speake nonplussed. Gentleman, l am a
m-demo-democrat, and oppo-
sed to this war. Exit many of the audience
Speaker to the remaining audiencel-
They cannot stand and hear the truth
spoken.
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Sec. 81. And be it further enacted, That
from and after the first day of August
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, no person,
association of persons, or corporation, shall
be engaged in, prosecute, or carry on either
Of the trades or occupations mentioned in
section sixty-four of this act, until he or
they shall have obtained license therefor
in the manner hereinafter provided.
Sec, 2s. And be it further enacted, That
every person, association of persons, part.
nership, or corporation, desiring to obtain
a license to engage in any of the trades or
occupations named in the sixty-fourth sec
ton ofthis act, shall register with the as
SCISSOR of the assessment district in which
he shall design to carry on such trade or
occupatiou-frst his or their name or
style and in case of an association or part
nership, the names of the several persons
constituting such association OF partner
ship and their places OF residence second,
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SYTHES, SNATHES q SIcKLESl

DRYOR & FROST, Al q "a Main 81.
i have just received rs doz. assorted Snsfhes- 20
doL. supeeior Sythea IS doz best make SciieE and
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coated rifles &c Also, flI assortment ffo1r ~
ave hngered CRADLES, of ths best mako aud ~
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED sTATRs,
By the Prtsident of ths Uritsd .State, Of
America
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SadlIes. Harness, Trunks &C

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
T 3. SHEPPARD No.lsl Main Street, corner
d Union, will continue TO keep on hand AlargeSfnta an
Of all Artclesn his line, constst
Y or Ladies' and Gentsmsn's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks. VRlices, Carpet Bags Satehels Vol
lars, HRmes, Whips, &C.
would respectfully call attention to my stock ana
trust by strict attention and promptness, to merit
continuance OF the public patronage
Tar mpnpers j. b. SHEPPARD.
S.naoI5 13l, Main Street
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JOHN b. SPINNING,
tsVOonssOI TO VIZ. r.+xns)
Book Binder,

BLANK BOOK MANUFAoTUREn,
Cor. kafn q Qufaeysss- LaseRoeae-r Bnlafao.
MUSIC. MAGAZINES, Law BOOKS 4 PERIOD
w IoALS bound neatly. Account Books ruled
70 any pattern and bound to order In the most sub
Stantia1 manner. Orders received by mail punetu-
ally attended to- my4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
New York. Nov. 81.

A dispatch from Summers headquar-
tiers ED, states that Is deserters from
the rebels cay Lonsstreet's division had
arrived at fredericksburg, and Hills
corps isexpccted hourly. Talking in the
rebel camp is to the effect that Lee in.
tends to dispute the federals crossing the
Rsppshannock with his entire force.
The rebels have enlarged their in
trenchments, but built no new ones -
Their guns command the ford opposite
Falmouth.
Summers division has the advance Of
Of our advance.
Trains were running all day yesterday
and last night from Fredericksburg 10
Richmond. The entire population have
left. A rebel brigade Of infantry occu-
pics the city.
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COMMERCIAL.
trr rEIKoaaIH
New kG.A Markets.

tBT TELKGaAIH
New hG.A MAAkefs.
NEW YoRk Nov. IS.
FLOUR The market Is less active and &c low or
- 30a3 10 for superiue State; SO ooa6 30 com M u n
10 medium extra Western 81 1896 80 common 10
good shipping branas extra n o. Rye -four steady
at 81 5oe15 90.
WHEAT.-The nafkct is less active ard about lie
lower. 81 l74l "a Chicago Spring; 81 2aal 81
Milwaukee Club 9 326si - Amber Iowa; 81 ssa
Ill Winter Red western; 81 s2al - Amber NJ ichl-
San 81 daJaSl a. extra choice do.
RYE.-The market 10 quiet zoe for Western 81
&e4c for State.
BARLEY market firm. 81 4yai 90.
C0RE.-Msrket without decided change; sales OF
IS 600 bushels at fiGl c Tor shipping mixed est
ern.
OAfs.-Marset stsad~. esq CO, ccmmsn to prime
PoRk.-Marset quiet. Sia s0al IL Is for mess
& u Is for prime.
BEEF.-Msrket unchanged.
CUT MEATs.-Marketa quiet.
WHISKY.--Mart ct quite frm Sales nj are
suGAh Market steady. N. Orleans sl0lGlo ~.
hoLAssEs.--Markct steady. 43a45e.
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3 Y TELE C r APH.


New York, Nov 25.
The Steamship Roanoke from New Or
leans 18Th, and Havana Goth, has arrived
Among her passengers are Gen. Arnold
and staff, en- route to Boston. Gen. Ar.
mold is suffering under paralytic shock
Military Governor shepley has issued
proclamation calling upon the loyal
voters of the first and second Congress
sional Districts Of Louisiana to choose
representatives to Congress, aud appoint.
ed the Sd of December as the day for
holding tho election.
Fourteen men Of the 9Th Vermont
regiment captured on the 4th of Septem-
Der by the reb, Is, were returned to New
Orleans on the 18th. Seven were shot
by rebels for having enlisted at New Or
leans. 1868 former Confederates who had
also enlisted in the 9Th, also Sergeant
Mitts and Private Spear, both of Royal
ton, were detained at Vicksburg, and
four died during their capture.
Gen Butler had seized IN IL sed the
B1nk Of New Orleans for sending <SiD5.
boa specie within sixty days 10 the
te' u -,srrrmcn'. This specie had been
previously reported 10 Gen. Butler as
having been SEM away, which was not the
case.
cavalry Reconnaissance from General
Weitzeps forces captured two cannon
within four miles OF Baton Rouge.
The Delta of the 10th. explains the
transaction of Ed. Grant, Haren Il Co.,
with the rebels, and duplicates the French
Consul.
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nv TELEGRAPH
stock Nj ssrk ct.

MN YORK, Nov %
stoei dnllHHG aasr. Money on CALI active NJ 3
= cent. s}eftine exchange fair. Disroautl40. G d
RIB IA q sc; TA W 81; do prfd rs; X 4
W 81; q CSt4; GS Gsf; c CO I3s; c q
AZ III Cen led bonds scrip 81 III Cen scrip To-
sg4 guarantee 81 8 M G sol Harlem o?a rrf'c
53t Erie 81! rrf'd Oil; ny G los; Pac Mail 10
Cumberland pret'd i3i Coll i2s5i SOS 81; coup
ons ioih; Treasury 3lo lo4ss III Cen coupons
bonds 1860, 1913; do 1870 1921 III War Loan 1903
Missouri g., So CO.. Erie LIST, ii44 9Th do 0ei
n ed 80; III Cen bonds 81; TIE W I'd 81 prerd; "
&C 7ik BaE list, asA. Ca 9Th, n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

y SIXTY YEARS OF MARRIED L1rE.-A
few days since the Rev. David Lewis, OF
Newark, Ohio, celebrated the tixtieth
anniversary Of his marriage. A very large
assemblage Of relatives and friends were
present, including those Of Vermont and
Massachusetts. The respective ages u
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis were eighty and
seventy Two visitors from the
Eastern States mad numbered one seven
ty-sight years, the other eighty. and all
seemed u enjoy almost the vigor Of youth.
This happy meeting took place at the
residence Of DR.. Minear, and the hostess
on this occasion was dressed in bridal
robe Of her mothers, wore sixty years age
with sleeves to the elbow, short waisted
and flowing train, and cape Of corre.pon
ding antiquity Upon tho tahla Va,
spread the beautiful wrought linen, is.
hand work Of that mother Id her upaidsrr
days, and graced with the ssame sntiou,
b|ne china Hnre. Hers wsrs he 90,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
Washington, Nov. 25.

"oeHahRton, Wv. ID.
Ex-President Buchanan, 10 the Nation
al Intelligencer to-day, closes the coutro-
versy between Gen. Scott and himself, and
claims that he has already furnished clear
and distinct responses to all tho alleged
allegations Of Gen. Scott. Mr.. Buchanan
says that he should have had nothing
more to add had Gen Scott in lis reioin-
der confined himself to the topics embra-
ced ia his original letter. Gen. Scott has
extended the topics, and now for the 6rst
time, in sarcastic and unkiadly spirit,
refers TO the alleged stealing Of The public
arms by Sec'y Floyd and their ,ranspor-
tation to the south in anticipation Of the
rebellion. The most conclusive answer
IL iilis litigation, Mr.. Buchanan remarks,
lis mat notwithstanding the boasting OF
Floja u richmond, evidently with view
Of Cancellation 10 his allies, there cited by
Gen. Scott as his authority, no pub
nc arms were ever stolen Had Gen
Sco.s reflected for moment, he could
not have fallen iutu the thunder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

The ferry boat which plies between Keo-
kuk aud Hamilton was stuck for long
while yesterday on sand bar on the Hi
nois side. She was heavily loaded with
hogs and other freigbts. A large number
of teams were kept in chilly state of
suspense On the levee awaiting the light
cnins OF tie boat and gettingit of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

mugs that contained the sparkling cider.
the tall coffee pot, and the same tea pot
that was by its side, with Its surrounding
group of cups, and even the tiny silver
spoon that had been used at the marriage
feast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

Tie Santa Fe mail with dates TO tile
10th arrived this morning, been detained
by heavy rains and storms along the
route.
The distribution Of Indian presents
furnished by government FOR that par; Of
the Utah tribe OF Indians belonging to
the department Of New Mexico, took
place at the agency at Abequin, On the
III. The chiefs expressed themeeIses
Wei satisfied, and said they were wiling
70 unite with our troops in an expedition
. .tnat the Navajoes and help to con-
i 3er that tribe into obedience to the
proper authorities. All dutct along the
route.
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We rive below TIE order - boxes.
UNITED STATES LICENSES.

An persons who have made application for License,
under the .Rseise Law, In the city Of Kesknk and
vicinity esa tain tlem by Supplying al the oee OF
w G. strip Esq on bird rect Eeokuk onthe 10th
and 2lst instant.
u 8. Treasury Notes and specie only, rrceiyed for
Government dues. G WALKER,
Nov. ID, 1862. Collector Isl DIstflsi, Iowa.
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Nashville, Nov. 25,

Some 400 Of Morgan's cavalry left camp
2 miles from Lebanon to attack the feder-
ais at Woods Ferry, on the Cumberland,
and were shelled back with loss of two
men Morgan is reported to have left
Cumberland with his whole force, the
game night 70 attack L. 4 N. r. r.
Union refugees from Meanwhile say
the emancipation proclamation is general
" approved BY the loyal men there. -
Many refugees here approve oft
Cotton changing hands hero at Sc and
Do cents. River 4 inches on the shoals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
Indianapolis, Nov. 25.

The Publishers Convention met in the
Council Chamber this morning. The fol-
lowing papers were represented Re-
publican. Democrat, Union and Evening
News, ST. Louis; Times, Tribune, Eye
ming journal ard Stats Zeitung, CAica.
20, Commercial, Times, Enquirer and
Gazette, Cincinnati Journal, Louisville /;
Ledger, New Albany; Independent and
Tribune, Detroit, Sentinel and Ameri-
can, Indianapolis. Proceedings of the
Convention are private.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
Military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, Ang. 30.
Hereafter NO sales Of intoxicating liquor will be
permitted to enlisted men the United States Aruv
IN this city.
Persons selling In violation Of this order viii be
Aryexted, mud stringent taken TO prevent
repetition Of The ofense.
J. M HIATT,
srptl-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
Montgomery. Nov. 16.

At daylight to-day 50 rebel cavalry en-
tered Rockville, seixcd the Government
operators, Cherry and SArgant. parolsd
them, and they we're allowed 70 telegraph
ths mishAp TO Washington. The bold
psss Of the rebels causes considerable
alarm hers. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

GoEE.-The balance of the 36th Reci-
ment, being companies Il, Z, G and Il
left yesterday or the H'l! Henderson, IN
charge Of Lieut. Col Drake. This leaves
Camp L.ncoln tenantless, but how long
there Is $50 telling.
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y
The President, Commander in Chief of
the Army and Navy desires and enioins
the orderly observance of the Sabbath by
the officers and ncn IN the military ard M
val service. The Importance for man and
beast of the prescribed weekly rest, the
sacred rites Of Christian soldiers and sail
ors, becoming Difference to the best sen
timeuis Of Christian people and due
regard for the Divine will, demand that
Sunday labor in the army and navy be re-
duced to measures of strict necessity
The discipline and character of the Ma
tional forces should not suffer, nor the
cause they defend be imperiled, BY the
proclamation u theday or the name Of the
Most High. At this time Of public dis
tress, adopting the words Of Washington
in 1776, "men may find enough to do in
the service OF God and their country
without abandoning themselves to vice
and immortality The first general or
der issued by the "father of his cou,afy,'
after the declaration Of Independence, in-
dicates the spirit in Which our in
stitulions were founded and should
ever b. defended. The President hopes
aud trusts ha' every officer and man will
endeayor t, act As becomes Christian
soldier defending tue dearest rights aud
privileges of his country.
(Signed ABRAHAM L1scoLr. 4
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Notice te shippers ana Carriers.

~ arder from The Treasury Depar Tine Mt. Ship
crs and Careers required before ship
nsnts Of Goods or Salt, smountilg 10 over 9a3e TO
places In the srst and second Of counties the
Southern border OF the State Of Iowa hle in the
Custom House Once al keokuk. Iowa. an oath pre-
seTeed by the Treasury Department also, to
bond With approved saFetiss, ibatf the Feoes efeiH
described shall not te transported seid iced IN any
way, 10 give aid comfort 10 Insurgents or 10
synpaihizers ~.lh those In rebellion AgA3t Tie Gyv-
erssmen; 81 the Unit ed States
Blanks can be obtAred ard lLstattoD. gwen at
ihe elFvesor's Once.
JOHN STAMPS,
Surveyor OF the Port.
Custom Benre m -. Keokuk, Aug &c, ,62-aux.s-dtf
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ThankAgisinx.

Our reader rccollect, we presume, that
Thanksgivihgin this, as ia all loyal States,
has been appointed for tomorrow. The
day should be generally observed by all
nlen who feel grateful that they still have
a country, and who trust to Providence
for the restoration and preservation of oul
nation in peace and Unity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
LIST OF AWARDS

Al the Asieyenth Annual Fair OF the lee
Soahiy Agricultural soc icty, held Ne ut.
xfth, 15th, and 2Oth. 1851.
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Donation. to I. y. GEM Ho~pital


ittreited at keelak. Iowa, Nov 60 b,
lsG2, OF soldiers Aid Society al Angus
Ia, HIS, from the hand Of Miss Austin,
the following articles, viz: sacks of
dried apples, 4 lbs dried blackbcrries, 4
rs dried currants, 9 lbs dried grapes, 20
doz eggs, 2 gallons picked tomatoes. q
lbs butter, quarts Of peaches, g quarts
Of blackberry jelly, quart grape jelly. 9
quarts curraut jelly, can of blaekbcri lee,
2 cans peaches, sheets, pillow cases,
Is SHIRTS, s pairs drawers, 43 I4ankcrchiefs.
2 pair socks, Is rolls bandages, pack
ages fruit, 100 magazines, and a quantity
Of linen and cotton bandages.
ID. T.. Eaaoss, Steward.
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Il. vi year!inp colt. + RI pv,a AZ.
. rion. M
Second best veailing colt. james
Steele, Mario,. . a,
Third Rest vesrtiap horse colt. Da. 'oo
yid Fordsnwalt, Pleasant Ridge, ,oo
Bes, brood mare i u. pvlA Ala.
rion, 10 0n
Second best brood mare. =. G. Bur.
ton, Denmark, SOC
Third best brood mare. Cbaa. Chick.
:, ef'"g, Denmark, zoo
r, .. seaman 'iHrion' 400
Mal4et M,.h;,at ta. W. N.Y. T. 80
D.. -'oo
Cedar As' '''A !" ae' ~
G. IA =, o,uo
pace nenm.,t 80
Third h.s, -, en-. ooo
Wileoxen Major Dey ooo
Rest vearI;no si,u 49, VI NV
Merton n.y. A's' NeSoy'
c.cord has. u,.cn :, o,uo
never. West pn,n, 's''f" 0 m
Tbird hs., raa.uns en- NV
Snooks plaas.n, 3 ;aa5' a.
Best 6iIv colt d a pns,o ~ 'oo
marx D ~.
SECOND b..t sr1v co1, n.v;a r.a 1oo
walt. pls.snn, Ridca ooa
Third be.i Civ calt cbarlss rb;o, NV
anne nanr.rs 90
Best psir draft ho,ses J II pei, i'oo
Marian G oo
second h., na;- a,.,, horoas o'0o
Fospv. pIe,san, E,dge " anr
Thi,d ta., r.;r a..f, $50 A..
dersop- uor,;son . m
~
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To facilitate the delivery ~ letters for The hospitals
box has been assigned TO each Ward All concerned
win therefore be careful 10 nstrnc. their friends when
writing them to direct their letters to the box for
thrr proper Ward
we rive below the order ~ bore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26

TT That reIiabie gentleman who
brings in all the first and most marvellous
reports OF battles, &c., has been analysed,
turned around and sfted, by which it is
ascertained that he is able to lie again.