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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
Dp. HG0TItyD's
EALeHmIC CORDIAL.

Corlis C.fls I'.cp.rsr, 'rorp N'rslss' Br1 -'Hi'
yasaraair. B,sr.-. ,f t.r Aau O.. ori':J tr., ftL
mo-, Ii fri. .,Hy' p, utf f7r "a T1ilf a." ~ o fI
ys %. -Ers = Iagt 90 odr,Ia-td iIrsS gf "a: ittsr
vi,r Eal,amlc Cordial Is entirely Vegetable proIur
tia7. lrinnr the h!.- II tie 'ti-.H
uih ts ingtgY.art q raii,tr .. 'nrital ;r0tuc
cnmhiuat.1n vel adapted t" tu- purposes Intended
that there but frw ni l-s" which vii! not 1T
early period, succumb to It's healing and cgiTirg
prop. rt.r-.
Tnr ag- has the treatment Of pulmonary lscase7
.upird The greater portion " the attention o the =r'ru
tr Of the med ca world. bat none ,oIuir-i
lr,- ~ bis tfeaturuf Of thr-r dIsats than the cole
Rated gT ssLn ur ioagni the o- snst3r Of tie Bal
-anr Cordial Us lir devoted &" the production u
r-ur- that would stand rurEaiei How well b. has
surc-t n" an ri'sn p,pr" axe able o Judr: and
We positively tuHt Preparations that Eaye
racrd hei1t- them. have conf ?rci the
Of benefits on sun ring humanity or have ELECTED So
mcny ermr-ud -tipu> from all classes of suririy th
remedies Of ll,oGard, prepared By Dr. {. II. Jackson
c., Of rlilai' !, hia.
The Cora J. isnel for a class ofdiseases more gen
ersl and fatal than any other To- which The rrol
Of this country sutiret-;h0,r .prinrin, fron, q
'si.ht cold That iEent authority. Or Te''. says:
vii not that Colds are TO oar iuhnbitaas what
the Pl.-ue and yellow Fever thos ofothcr roun-
tries but i.uty thst they usher in Iii
greater comp city and mortality than these latter
Read what the eminent Glass M7nuflrturcr. JOHN NJ
WH!TALL. SAYS Of the BALSAAIIC CORDIAL.
Dr. c. I. JarE>lv-Rcsra.tai Friend: IIayin. for
long time hrrn a'uain'ei With the virtues of Thy BhL
SANiC "olDl NJ III Coughs. co IL Inflammation oi th-
Lungs. &c. thus freely b'ar tr-mony to it, efficacy
For s-y,ri! years have never been without ~ in
family II /. also gives pleasure state tat have
used il with entire in the tr'utinrut af irurI
Complaints Thy tricnd truly. Join VI WHIrALL-
Fifth Mo II, IsfS. l:arc = above ith. rhai's.
EB~Thrsr mrdi.'ues are for sale ty all respectable
Druggists md dealers in med zine in The Unite, Sat.
CaurIas British Province. and West Indies at IS raut-
per hol. Besure and ct the genuine, with III. sigma
- c. VI Jarks1u rho wrapper Of each bottle; all
other. counterfeit Principal tfice and ManUfacto-
ry. as arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

ANEcDoTE.-One of our news-reporters
asked a crowd of Rebel prisoners at Fort
Donelsop, "What could have ever induced
YOU to fight against the Old F!ag?" A
little Irishmap, only, spoke up, "Please
yer honor, what made you fight against
the New Flag? Tell me that, now"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

The death of Cornelius Conway FELTON,,
President of Harvard College, is announ-
ced. It took place at Chester, Penn, on
wednesday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

Where are the Southern bolies Of Con-
eress-Prior, Ivcrson, Wigfall, Rust,
Keis,, Toombs, Davis, Eimundsop, and
all those that played the bOas,iug braggart
these forty years? Hardly one of them
is fighting in the war they have brought
on they leave that to their dupes!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
What Everybody said could not be done,
fss at last been Accomplished.
4 MBROsE'- Coal OIL No hin,noy

"A Hand Lamp. iHe following are some
of rs aivan,age-:
I.: Di,f"n.,s with tbs chimney, which is expensive
,ri ru-rheTs -.
- Tie lisht :. ii oE5e accessible for lish.in; ar
kiailius pUrrosc.
"a. Rnrns les oil than thc chimney lamp.
Ith Burn. tta iir.rrtt Grades 7rl quaIti-s 0f coal
ant r-r,an o'l- from p daa4.- OF - and u--sri
5tn C.a he rarrird around with asou; ;hc sga1c IA
cii'ty a. ct71i-.
e.h Length oi lime in IIrajag Improves .is quality
of the m. Ia. ,arrn r1ry - bGrn,i week With NJ,
ttlnr. az a-l vii, GOT smoke
The burners .. r;tuch" 10 any lamp. :hlt f-r
s9as having silr. need only ,ha- .e the burners
For sale by J. 4. kRHAHER.
ALSO, inst received, : let Of French Pre-
serving Keiiles. Corn Peppers, &c. sc, Al
]. 4. KRE,NER's Tin SHOP, ccrarr Fourth
and Na-l:e; streets. rLewl>5ura Argr.' .'6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
NEW NATI0NAL LOAN.
Seven and Three-Tenths Per Cent.
Treasury NGics

Treasury NGics
Now ready for delivery at the Office Of
JAY COOKE & co. Bankers,
No. Ia, South Third ST., Philadelphia.
DURSUANT 10 instructions from the Sec
relaty Of the Treasury. the Subscription
Book 10 the NEW NATIONAL LOAN Of
Treasury Notes. bearing interest Al the rate
Of seven and Ihree-tenihs per cot. per annurn,
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NJ, and IN Mondays Iii ), P II
These Notes walt he OF he denomination Of
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al dated l9h August. 1851. PAYABLE in gold,
in three years. or convertible into a twenty
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Notes will be Immediately delivered, or sent
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
vHND NJCHEa
W. @HH

G- W -s-s = u - - - y
vHNO NJCH-
UvN sHH
can be procured
Many persons carry with them bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often
to the disgust of those with whom they
come in contact, without being conscious
of the fact. To relieve yourself from all
fears regarding this,
Use DR.. Vim. B. Uard's Mouth Uash.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is of great
importance to the general health, which is
often affected, and not unfrequenJly seri-
ously impaired, through want Of proper
attention to this subject,
Use Dr.. WN. 4. HuEDS MOTH WISH.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. -, Fourth St, Brooklyn, ED.
Price, 81 cts per bottle.
A liberal discount made 10 Dealers.
Adaress Principal O6ice, Tribune Baaa.
iHgs, No. Spruce 81. Nev lo,k
Sold also by Caswell, Mack Il Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. & |. Coddiug,on, rs
Broadway; D. S Barnes, 202 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

COAI-G0AL-
TyNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes. Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell al the very
loves, prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, Biacksuahs' Coai, Piasfer and SAT-.
Wish it distinctly understood, that will no,
be undersold by any man.-Havins good
weigh-scales, full weight viii be given.
Coal Yard near Weidensau's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Iewishurp Nav -, SO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04

ISuEpLNBrscE, Preston Co.. Va 9Th July. lSss-
Dr. J. e. ArtR: Sir have ten afflicted with pais-
f cl,tu- Ristup0frni tor hong tihe, wiich t=isd the
skill g piy -irists and su-k in siar 1t all tbs
rcircJIHs rnIl Ind. nt tt- leur saTaraTiila. Ono
btfi- cttei boo weeks AMI restored my general
health uiveh that tar bitter than b-iorc
attacked think IL pHHteriu! nI,lisne- J. fiEAA-
Iu'.s V GrriclI &c Louis. writes: e have hen
afflicted fr ysaf- with eisrar .f TIE LIrsT vhch
j-fff 20 l!ff tii, every thing and every thing
hiiv. o. f-i-e,r ne and have lac hrukcnlown
yeHts f-il other than arrangement -
t.r Lirsr Ny le,r ffor, the Rev. Mr. E>Py. advised
- tTs N.uf >s5r aIii h'cau-" he sl he krew
AMI ans thing y' nrl- worth iTyius- ~ the Li--s
.ue q 1-l t l cured ani ls- purified my bl-pi
ts t1 rl-,s man nf t-ri Young again. Tho
- o.. on -c .l-I u VOC. g not l,f ..l enoasl-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
at Lewt>burg. Pa,
AUXILIARY 20 THE
"CUILDREN'S AID SOCIETY"

OF BALTIMORE,
A RE prepared 10 send TO the country,
n CHILDREN aged from , 20 l6 most OF
them being Orphans, or half Orphans; and II
is the desire of this Committee 10 send them
10 good homes among Farmers and others IN
the country. Persons wishing chIld 10
adopt, or raise as their own, by addressing
either one Of the undersigned COMMITTEE. will
receive Circular giving particulars. Good
references viii. IN all cases. be required.
rlECtTIyR caIi.TThr OF IEvIsBtRG.
Mr. r W poLLOCK. Chm, Rev. { n LEiNEtCII,
vr JOHNSON WALLS. Mr.. c. ". snHAFfLE,
Rev II : DICKSON, Rev. r 4 FINK.
Mr. SAMUEL. GEnDEs, Mr.PErER HrNSH.
Rev 8 II MlR!CK, Mr.. ID :. KRtMER.
Rev. J. ". HEDGES, Cory Src'y. Aug 5ml
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04


nT. ! e. ATsr Sir, ei-sTilly comply with tho
quest ~ sour agent, ar Tari a. of the es,s
have realized vith your Str-arariil,.
have cured With IT, in NV practice, most Of the
plants for which II j. recommended and have fund ss
truly wonderful IN tho of Jfs-
ctirri Bsr-. one q my fsti-nt- hs llitie uicers
a. hs throat whiah consuming his palate and III,
Top Il hi. mouth. Your sarsapara, steadily iak.r,
c-.. him in i've wee.s- Another attacked by
ondJgY symptoms his aud the nirrratSn A.a
eaten away rl~ie rir part 81 IT, - that l-lssv. he
disorder would reach hts h.ln and I'LL HIM. but
yielded % administrator e Your SarS,ariliA ih-
ulcers healed amt he y we'll again. Of without
slul- i-- tIratnn o. hI, ice- woman ~h" hal h-en
tToa;-d f,r thc -.gi-r by meicury suffering
from tins i11n Iu LeI iisss. ILry hal h-gsni-
g. the wl,tL" thai damp iay she suffered
cIur-atIuS pu m hrr J'Ht- and hsnas. She. too,
gu4ld cuIIrr,y by yHGT >atsn aIilla Ia f-w weeks
know o., formula vhirl ysuT agent gave me- that
th.. Iepl.tti-a from yuir laboratory must b-
remedy: consequently. te-r truly IeaHar habis results
WItI. ~ have not surprised Inc.
Ir...--,.-II. ..r. G 1 L IaEINER. " D.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

TOR THE RAID CyEE OF
Coughs. Colds. inluenIa. IioaYscnesS
Group. Ercu' hits. Incipient Com
sumption. and for the Relief
oil SuH-UuPti,c Patients
ia adv THngrd stages
OE the Disease.
This is rs'~rly universal, AuoFU t. surpass sr-
fhrE ~ tils . hal and iub plshJs Ih4. i;
useless hstv o. publish The ultirrrr of IL NirH-s. is
uufi'slr -s,-sCc iar coughs and caiG> sid its triy
Sorisrfu 81 Tu.E.ousry .s, have Mas. u
known thTau-hpH' M cir--i nations Of the earth.
Frw tho fmuiticS. families. among tn
who have NOT Personal experience uf it, Effects
living ry IN th,r midst II it, rlCtDrrOver the
subtle and dar ti~lrdcrs Of the threat and lung.
As al SNOW the irafl fatality II These disorders ,ud
thcy know. t,. tr ELECTS % tiS remedy, need not
10 ti.s tu them that It as all the viz
that sii have h,n masking the which have
won strongly uT-n tn couhdcucs of mankind
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER & CO. Lowell. Mass.
-F-Sold BY " Schaflie and by Harris &
Duncan, Lewisburr; c Roush New Berlin: >bind-l B
Ns-rnsrller. S~ius-rcre; b Cast and L n Rsse.
Nirinhur.; Corey Bro. New CoIumbia-and dealers
every whore y>-2trvow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
>chirru~.Cnnce Tnmors. Enlargement mt,
liberation, Carries and Exfoiiati0n Of
tne IsnnfS-

zrt variety Il cases have been reported 70 whsr,
sGIHs 'i tl OruIi7i comp l,iuf have resulted f,,
fr use l thi remedy hut STARE here VI not adnss
rlGli. m- of ;li-u NAV L. t'isni "a Auieriran
Am7uar, wli-h the a-'utS hrly named pleased "
L-.u--lI .L.alL. - Ill win oil E-r IlLrnI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
ST. Aptbony's Fire. Rose or Erysipela.,
letter and salt Rhsuns. Sea1d Head
RinSw worIn, sore Eyes, Dropsy.
or whites. Ovarian Tun0r,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

Dr.. ! Z. : Claiming, q New York CITY. Srtes; :
chefiuly comply with the request of your agent In
Siy= have f.uni ynur >ar-a7satiia n'-sf excsf-nt
arf-ti,- in IA. numerous complaints for which
employ stlfli a remedy but especially in f.radf, I>lSs
uf Tie Scroul- dftiis-- hive cured many ln'e-f-
uf Leirarrhet hy H. and -orI- Nhvfe III. sor,-
paint caiisrd iy tcstian "f the nt'ts. The u--r
suu if--f Cured. Notins within my kI.y~-
ei-- equals it fr tltu-e i-nial. tsran .cnient-.'
Idwlri : Marrow. of Nswbury. Ala. writes "a d.o-
cer1u- fff1r of thr tTf1HS IN my amy,
vhih br ,rhi all The remedies We could employ, has
lfb been or- -stry cur,i b, your Extract of s.r-
saIaril,. pur plyiein fiousht nothing tu' -,iirTs
ii cil rfltI r,rf but he advised TIE trial u yss
SaTsafgi ia tie Inst r"snrt before cutting -ni j;
proved yfiratual Amer taking yur remedy eight
No - Lrl,.lt N Do. di.als.. raItairi..r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-04
AYERS
SarSaparilla


Tumor-, UIcers- Sores, Eruption
Pimpies, Pustuies. Blote hes, BoiI.
BIains, and all Skin Diseases.
O,EiaSD. Ind. 9Th June, fssa
J. G. AYR Co. Gents: tel 1t my duty % ~
ksYV hedge hat your srrsalariils has don- fs m.
Having inherited Serollous iaccton have -.s,r-i
fUui it in ways fT years. Sometimes II bar-t
In Ulcers my hans- and arms. -on-titp-- 4
turned inward aud Distressed sf the stomach t..
years ago broke iy head and coveted s.l.
ani with which fui snd lostl-..,s
heyosJ disruption tTiri nIAny B-dins- and s~ser,l
plI, sici but without much rrllrf ff'in any thing In
iact. the d.-.der grew At length, -
to rad ia the Gy-Jl Messenger that yon had ptsp,,f
Alternative -srstIaTila fr knew fiuIn yvGI Fstu,s
ton that any thing you made mast L. g's-i- -snt y
Cinoiuuat AMI ct H. and u-el tii 10 etfsf nns
IT, a. you advise small doses of a teaSp-onfuI o.~
month ant I'D almost three byttlrs New and h-a.tsr
skin ,..tn form under the sezh. ~hieh Mari
while fell on w -,n Is eiaar, and kn0s By M
feelings that tn. -ss bias gone frUtn my system Y.s
can we'll believe that feel what am say ibs when I'd
You. that hHi yu TO be Vi the apostles Vi ths ~
and remain ever sIateIuiiy- Yours,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

They found the enemy there and csrtur-
ed rebel Captain.
Citizens Of Loudon county, fleeing
to escape the last rebel CONSUMPTION in
that quarter, are reaching Washington.
On this occasion every person capable Of
bearing arms, including all Quakers and
boys over Is years old are forced into the
ranks. They have also taken every horse
left in the county. for Lees army also
everything else they could lay hands ON.
The Government is about to send
commission to the west to investigate the
present Indian difficulties. 1t is assert
ed there can be no doubt of the fact that
arms have been furnished to the Indians
by persons engaged in British interests.
Judge Smith, and two well known jur-
lists will leave tomorrow for Beaufort, s.
Carolina, as . commission to carry into
effect the confscation act
Bonds OF tho rebel Government have
been secretly sold in Baltimore, within
the last few days. q. Is cents on the dol
ar, or one thousand dollar bonds for ST SO,
payable at Baltimore. in United States
currency.
Capt. Barrett, of McLean's brigade, on
Saturday. made dash into the village Of
Haymarket and succeeded in capturing
rebel soldiers, including Lieutenant who
went there to enforce the Confederate
law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Headquarters of General Grant,

Jackson, Tenn, Oct. 6-12:20 =. NJ
To Mayor General HaNeck:
Generals Ord and Hurlbut came upon
the enemy yesterday, and Gen. Hurlbut
having driven in small bodies of rebels
the day before. After seven hours hard
fighting drove the enemy five miles back
across the Hatchie river towards Corinth,
capturing two batteries, about 500 pris-
oners and many small arm. ! immedi-
s.ely spprised General Rosecrans OF these
facts, and directed him to urge on the
good work.
The following dispatch Has asss been
received from him:
Chewalla, Oct. 6.-To Major General
Grant The enemy is totally routed,
throwing everything AWAY We are fol-
lowing sharply. (Signed) Y
w. s. RosEcRANs, Maj. Gen.
Under previous instructions General
Hurlbut is also following. Gen. McPh
son is in the lead of Rosecrans' column.
The rebel General Martin is said to be
killed.
(Signed) US. GRANT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, Oct. 6.
An order has been issued to the draft
ing commissioners of the several counties,
directing that all persons who have been
exempted from military service because
of ahenage, but who shall become citi-
zen before the day of drafting, shall have
their names placed on the list subject to
draft.
Governor Curtin by proclamation offers
3 thousand dollars reward for the appre-
hension and conviction of the wretch who
near this city, Friday, brutality and inhu-
manly murdered little girl, named Mary
Elizabeth German.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
lTribune's Correspondence
Washington. Oct. e.

Gen. SigePs scouts just arrived from
Ihoroughfare Gap, report no enemy In
sight this side Of the mountains. They
further learned that the enemy's main
force was ct Winchester. The rebel wap
on train had been sent to Stanton, and
their cattle to Mount jackson.
Longstreet's column was reported to
have commenced retreating to Richmond.
This last statement is doubted at Sipel's
headquarters.
The President returned from the upper
Potomac thoroughly gratifed with the
condition of the soldiers Of National army.
He found them well clothed, we'll fed.
we'll disciplined and in the best Of spirits.
eager to be led to battle and full of en-
thusiasm.
A dispatch to the N. Y. Times, from
Buelfs army, dated Floyd's Fork, Oct. E,
says we had fierce skirmish yesterday
evening. The 4th Indiana cavalry attack
ed the rebels advance at Floyds Fork.
The fight lasted so minutes. Our cayal-
~ drove the enemy before them. The
rebels then turned three pieces of artil-
lery upon the position from which thev
had been driven, thinking our men occu-
pied it, but our artillery had taken a
more secure position. The rebels finally
retired Their loss was men killed and
) wounded. We lost 6 men killed. The
Cox OF the 9TH Indiana cavalry was shot
IN the head and is MORALLY wounded.
Times correspondent says \ dispatch
Just received from special correspond
ent At Sandy Hook, near Harper's Ferry,
states that the 9Th cavalry. regulars, and
two batteries had just returned from q
reconnaissance towards Charlestown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
FOR hEABER OF BOARD OF EpUcAT1oN,
HENRY X. EDISON,
or LEA


The Philsdelphia Press contains an ad-
dress, signed by we'll known Democrats
of Pennsylvania, showing that Francis
W. Hughes, Chairman OF the Breckinridge
State Committee, was prominent in con-
spiracy to unite Pennsylvania with the
rebel States. These disclosures viii pro-
duce . great sensation among loyal men.
Hughes is Soutberner by birth. Should
his party succeed this fall, he expects to
be elected United States Senator. Since
Gov. Curtin $ postponement of the draft,
his friends are confident of his success
What say the loyal men of the western
counties
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Washington. Oct. 6.

All accounts in foreign journals relative
to European Intervention in American af-
fairs, are mere speculations, as il is known
here that nothing upon that subject exists
in definite or official form.
It is ascertained that large amounts OF
cotton for ports of Europe are obtained
ON the Rio GFande. Mexican vessels are
engaged in supplying foreign ships. 1t
is suspected that Texas planters convey
their cotton to Brownsville, Texas, when
the article is clandestively carried to the
Mexican border. On the 9Th Of Septem-
Der twenty vessels were there, waiting
for cargoes. including an English steamer
which had Geo. 900 with which TO pur-
chase cotton.
Col. Felix Salsalm is mustered out of
the service to date from the first inst.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, was
complinented with a serenade tonight.
He said if the rebellious States should
succeed it was impossible that the others
could remain together. He entertained
no doubt Of the power of the Presiden. to
issue the emancipation proclamation.
Mr.. Holloway, Commissioner of Pa
tents, said the State of Indiana has l20,-
600 men in the field, and would furnish
more if necessary. Abraham Lincoln is
Commander-in-Chief of the army, and to
his aid he invoked the aid Of all loyal
men.
Col. Meredith. of Indiana, a partici-
pator in the recent battles, made few re-
marks. His illusions TO Gen. Mcclellan
and Hooker were received with cheers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

~ Frusten Polk, estimated 10 be
worth half million of dollars before the
war commenced, is now not worth any.
thing. He was Senator and became a
traitor the confscation law fit his case,
and its application wresteG his immense
wealth from him and appropriated il to the
use Of the Government And il is over
such eases as these that the sympathizers
OF the North are whimpering. 1t is on
account of the confscation law that the
MahonEites are 30 bitter 10 their denun-
Citations of Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

REBEL MARKKTs.-Prices declined re.
Gently in Richmond, aud At last accounts
staple articles were selling at the follow
ing remarkably low figures:
Sugar, 55g65c per h.: Coffee, sI.7O
GLIB; Molasses, s. 90 per gallon Tea,
$6.ooGe.o0 per h.. Flour, $40 per bar
Eel Bacon, 55lg6Oc per h.; Butter,
65(97oc per lb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Boston, Oct, 7.

The new Monitor boat Nahant was
successfully launched to-day.
The following is the complete State
Ticket, nominated by the Peoples Union
Convention OF Massachusetts,, to-day:
For Governor, Gen. Charles Owens, of
Worcester Lieut.. Governor, Thomas +.
Piukett, Of Pitts6eld; for Secretary of
State, Oliver Warner, of Northampton
Tor State Treasurer, Henry X. Oliver, Of
Salina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08
Tribune Special.
Washington, Oct. 6.

The country has yet to hear Of one res
ignatIon IN the army IN con sequence. or
under the excuse of the Presidents Proc
lanation of freedom. On the contrary
several Of our Generals, belonging to thu at
class whose resignation was most loudly
threatened, have declared that it is time
for the President to give slavery its death
blow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

e. The Vallandigham and Mahony
sympathizers are distressed about the
high taxes in the North, but they fail to
tell their readers that their friends down
south have tax amounting to one fifth
the value OF the deeds Of their property
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-08

a NOTORIOUS GUERRILLA CApTuRrn
a teiegraphic dispatch from Hudson
City reports the capture of the notorious
guerrilla, Capt Sidney He was travel.
Ing North, disguised AZ woman