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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
The following letter, written to Post
master Calb, of Rushville, las been furn'
ished us for publication:


master Calb, of Ruthville, has been furn'
ishsd us for publication:
sHARpsBURe. Nd. Sept. e9sh, 6e.
DEAR UNcLE:--I feel like again resu- :
ming my correspondence with you, but
not for publication; yet at the same time
will mol restric. you in publishing such
items Of interest as you may think proper
f. give you correct history of events
in and around Sharpsburg for the past
two weeks would be task impossible io'
me- Furthermore, we are yet In such
confusion, and my mind so distracted
that, it would be difficult for me 10 gather
up all that might be interesting to you
/ will, however, commence with the hrs'
appearance of the rebels in our vicinity
First was their cavalry. next their in'an
Try and artillery, and in E very short time
our town and neighborhood was swarm
ing with rebels.
THEIR APPEARANCE, HABITS, &C.
They were poorly clad, indeed, and
but few dressed alike barefonted, dirty
and filthy in the extreme. To judge from
appearances they have 20 change OF dres'
for the past twelve months. Some lev
We're clad in Union soldiers dress. Mos
of them iudrceu,ly ragged and their per
son exposed. They wore dejscttf
countenatice, and were srldom seen Il
smile or indulge in any hiarity' from
the officers to the privates. This lea'ur
was remarkable. They seemed to hav'
no disposition t, KEEP themselves clean
and from appearances their persons are a
filthy as time could make 'hem-all ahv
with vsrmin. convessed with many
and balieve there is universal dissaiis
faction 10 their army. Thousands woul'
desert if they could, but they say thei
families and property are in the South
and TO 20 North they never could re'uT
To- their friends, and would be deprive
Of oh they bad 10 this world. Many ar
anxious for the South TO get whipped an
the war brOugh. TO speedy termination
Whenever an opportunity offers they des
troy and throw away their guns. The
say fight shey mus, while under their oi
fcers, and before going into battle eac
man has to Gil his canteen with whisk
and gunpovdcr. This was the case e'
fore the battle Of Sha, psburg
THE BATTLE.
The battle of Sharpsburg commence
on Tuesday. the 92d, just about o'oloc
Pm. principally with artillery. On II
mex. day "Wednesday was resumed an
continued without intermission until att
dark. The line Of battle was Eve or 8
miles long. McClellan's left wing e'
tended below the bridge across Autieta
On the road leading to shOwman's. Il
peptrs at the bridge at Mumma's Mil
pie right extending by Samuel Mumma
Wm. Roulest's, Joseph Pofibarger'
David R. Miller's to Wm, F. Hobbs farl
The hardest fighting was between WI
ROulett's and Henry Pipers. 1 suppo
you rscollsct lane on the right of d
Hagsrstown road. about half a mile fro
Shsrpsburg, leading to VIM. ROulet
(fosmerly John Miller's) running fro
tkenes to the BoOnsboro pike at the CT
vert .. said pike. 1t was in this road I
,ebels had concealed themselves behi
the banks and adjacent corn6eld. II.
at this place the slaughter on both sid
vas the heaviest. 1t was here that t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
poox AND JOB PRINTING.

pre- pared to execute all descriptions :
WORK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, PosIh hhs, -
NALL, TICKRTS, and every other variety OF PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRlNG, with new and superortype
and OIL sbo ri notice. ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16

rPpu,iness cards sofabout 10 lines. by the year, IS
TPAdvertisoments,n not mark cd on tho manuscript
will be eontuhed a, our terms uutil forbid.
VPLeEai advertisements, Administralorh hoIeos
must be paid for In advance, for reasons which
We will eKplAin at The Nmo.
rPThe above leTms ss.rictly Observed in all case
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16

Congratulatory order by Gen Mcclellan
IIEADQRs ARMY OF PoToMAo
Oct Q, $50, p. NJ.
The following general order has been
issued: .r..
GENERAL ORDER NJ. l6e. ...
HEADQRs ARMY OF PoroMAC,
Camp near Sharpsburg, Md,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
Especial to the Herala. |

Il Washington, August q. 4
FL wen arrests were made at Fairfax
on Friday last OF parties known to be Sc.
cessionists, three Of whom were charged
with having in their possession horses
branded ''U. s." The balance J. we're
charged only with treason, and arrested
in pursuance Of Gen. Pope's order No.
IL. The parties we're all conveyed to
Manassas, where they will have an OPP
portuuity ofprosihg their loyalty by SUBJ
scribing TO the ties: oath and returning to
their homes or else be conveyed. across
our lines. last week a man named
McCracken was arrested and brought up
to the city and sent to the old Capital
prison. McCracken Is IN eng,ii 1seff JIM
The rebel army, and is a,so said 10 have
laid eus the plan saf III. lArlipr Con the
James river and superintendent It's con-
strrcdoI, lie aiai obtained > furlou gll
Fl ten days, and while Whiting near
Frederick sblry was captured. He had
ON Li,srersoa d I amber Of lett rs from
various prom.neut rebels, among tLeal
one from ex-Gov. S.aAh, Of Va.
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New York. july 6.

New 1ork. July ..
The Ramboy Hotel, No 13l William
St., was destroyed by fire this morning.
No l19 Beckn.su r., occupied By N !.
Leddon d Brother; TT by Baker, Hall
d Souls as paper warehouse, and l65
William ST., by White b Co., was also
destroyed. No. 1873 and l25 Beckman
St, l0l. l63 and 16O William 81 " ore
damaged slightly by FIRE and water, and
two men were badly injured, and two
are missing. Loss about log, 0oe dol
lars. Two personsslolRers In the Ram
boy Hotel, were hprued to death
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s Y TEIE e Il a + II .
Night Report. s
From McCIeIlAnss Army.
Army of the Potomac,
Aug l. SEC


The army of the Potomac has again as
yesterday under Gen. Hooker to Malyorn
Hill, White Oak Swamp bridge, and in
the direction of New Market and Rich
mond, was in every respect coinpl cite
success The troops Left camp about dark
night before last. arriving ut Malvorn
Hui at 4 O'Clock yesterday mor,lirg
distance of ~ miles. Here they encoun-
tered two regiments Of infantry and a bat
terry, posted behind earthworks. Fire
was Immediately opened on them by Cap
tain Bensons battery aud q section of
Captain Kobinson's. The infantry was
not engaged. The firing lasted about
three hours, when the rebels ingloriously
fed by the river road to Richmond ,.holfy
pursued BY our troops, who succeeded in
taking 100 ofthem prisoners
The loss on our side at this point was
3 killed and IL wounded Capt Benson
had his thigh broken by a piece of shell
Lieut. Col. Gamble, of the 9Th Ill. Cav
airy, was severely wounded in the breast,
while driving in the enemy's pickets.
Col. Overill, with 500 cavalry, took
the Quaker road to White Oak Swamp
Bridge, where they found the 10th Va.
cavalry drawn up TO receive them. A
charge was Immediately ordered, which
broke the rebel lines. Col. Overill fol-
lowed them three miles and took Is pris-
oners without losing man.
Gen. Pleasarter, with force of caval-
ry, took the New Market road on which
portion Of the rebels we're retreating.
He followed them within short distance
of New Market, where mesting2 brigades
Of rebels he fell back, bringing over 30
prisoners taken on the way to New
Market. This ended the opera,ion, fsr
the day. sas
Three thousand prisoners Of war will
arrive to-day from Richmond in exchange
for similar number sent up on Monday.
Everything is quite on the opposite
side Of the river
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
Emma EisxpatricA .

The name Of this young lady. "thc
eldest daughter" ofThos. Fitzpatrick now
under arrest in this city, figures con-
spicuously 10 the morning papers, and
she undertakes to say that " the state,
msnt that her .fumily made the secession
flag, which was carried bv the company
which visited Alexandria last Sunday, ,is
falsehood, " and piously imprecates
high heaven to sspouse thea. cause
Since the young lady has constituted
A3rself a~A%mpion, and effects share u
injured innocence, will she again appear
in the papers and answer one or two plain
question, to-wlt:
1st, If your rhott .janaily did not
make. that f4g, will you tell us whether
or no, some one or more members Of your
family did not make it or some other seces-
sion ysag7 80 9Ft-4
End, Did not your family have a Sc
cession flag, or emblem OF red white and
red In your house ? ''is. Il V88tf7~
3rd, Did you not yourself make, or as
slst In making, secession Gag IN this
city ( keoknk,1 while you were attending
school here ~ T
4th, Before you left here did you not
tell Certain ladies in this place, that you
had, or was going 10 make a secession
flag?
An unequeyocal reply to the above
VII oblige an INQUIRER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

boring under wrong impressions. That
this Jacque il not that Jacque, nor that
Jacque this Jacaue. e
To make Assurance -doubly sure, that
this Jacquesis rot the Jacqus who one
day, years age, went out cunning and
under the influence of strong coffee, shot
his tayorite pointer in the head under the
impression that lie was about to bag q
rabbit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
strength 81 ths Rebel ArMy, &c.
New York. Aug. G.

i. The Post has received reliable informa-
ton from Richmond that the entire rebel
army never exceeded 35O, 900 effective
men, from the Potomac to. the Rio
Grande. The forces At and about Rich
mond reach II the highest but 100, 900
men, Of whom only 80 200 were on the
Peninsula during the memorable seven
days, and. of whom 10000 only were
.use& sgainstsosr Aafks Ind exposed points,
The rsbsa loss wa, $4,000 killed and
wounded. Richmond has since been one
vast hospital. , ..s s2sa s.o
The Edinburgh sails this afternoon for
Liverpool, taking $50. 900 in specie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

WILLIAM A. BA1CHELoR's sslebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 70 be nguished from nsture
warranted notto inlure the hair In The least
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and nxiEorHs the hair
life GKkY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarn,
spsndid black or brown. leaving the hair aofi and
beautiful. Sod by all drusgl.t. ae
IRE genuine IL signed wiLitaMA EATcHEf.oK
or fAf lcar si&ss Of aufA tux.
Factory, No. Il hsrela, St.et, New York riats
HSs bFosavay and W Bond Street. Ijc6-dkvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

NcH INF Iua

1 Gen. Cokhen hss retu, ned from Al
bany, whore he has been consulting Coy.
Morgan, and has now gone to Washing
ton. From reports received here to-day,
the military authorities are confident that
no drafting will be necessary to gil the
quota Of SOC, 900 volunteers required on
the 18th Of August.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

TO TEE NERVOUS OF Born SRxEs.-
Retired Clergyman ~ ing bssn restored Lsalih
few days, sitter many years 81 great Bu eerinK, 10
willing assist others BY sendng tree receipt
OF postpaid directed suysloEs, copy Of the pre-
criptiou used. Direct 70 the REV. JOHN M. DAG
NALL, ies Fulton street, Rrooklyn, N. Y.
ljet2-dA~4m
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10 hEPERLIeANsf
OsrleK or GH'E OF Rxp. srArr Crs
aE,f, -

OsricK or GH'E OF REr. sTATx CRs Cox
DAVENPORT July 9sth 1ee2 |
The Chsirnen ofihe Republican Executive cofu.ll.
tees OF the several counties state are
send the names Of their fanitiees nh THE post
ees address OF each OF said evntriitees Ia
Ey addrrss al Davenport.
Republican rspcss throughout th state are reque st.
cd 10 cop! THIS notice.
J. r, LANE. Chsirman
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w ashington, Aug. 6.

" scK11uEuUff} NWrt Us
Gen, Wadsuorth, of this District, left
suddenly ior Harrisburg, by last even
ing train. He was accom- panied by one
aid. Ills mission is not definitely known,
but it is regarded Is. Of great Importance,
as he went IT the instance OF the War De-
partment &o' pet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7.

SEE TIM "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-
tinus they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

seT Remember the meeting OF the Hor-
tieultursl Society this afternoon at the
Council Room Mt 2 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

ssar Company A, OF tue Keokuk Home
Guards will meet for their regular drill,
this evening at 7 o'clock, on the corner
of 18th and Blondeau streets. A full turn
out is expected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

v We understand that the authori-
ties here arc waiting orders from St. Lou
is as to what disposition shall be made of
the prisoners brought from Alexandra
on Sunday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

KgoKuk, August s, 1862.
AilpsFssns who received arms, aeceu.remsnts end
ammunition at the state Arsenal, and who do not be-
long to an organizged Company in the city hereby
ordered to return the same to me at once.
@. VI. LOWRIE.
aR-cdlw Ad-de~camp.
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aug-cdiw
Icc-Cream supper,

The Ladies Of Grac". Parisl. Frytesiant Episcopal
Church 81 Montross, propose gisins Est-Graan
supper on Thursday evening Hext for tho benz ~ Of
said Church All friendly to the cause ars respectful
by invited 10 stteud.
Aug6-ret
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Eff The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie94-dtf
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KroKrk Aug. u. ~.
ptot k-supe rnpe u 50. sprin wheat extra u rs
Fall Whes4 Extra % Is
BRAN AKDshoRTs--sots 4oc p 100 -.
CORN-lT to Isc y bush.
BARLEY-2ae.
wnEAT--ln good demand. Fall COG e5; sprin, As
to soc. tSt II 4g
RYE--c5c dull.
OATS-Is 10 zoe.
II ROTAToES-Eew, 81 to COG, ss4sg9&g.sH
SUGAR New Orleans fais fe0Il, prime 10Y
choice II; clarified Il l2i; crushed and i34.
plantation $3.50; Sngarhoase 45s5es
Golden Syrup pos 7Sc--very scarce. ~ : -ss%
COFFEE Riosat9assc; Jaws sso,ps LaguyrasADsd.
RICE-0c. e8 t@&
soAP-palm &c, Family 5hc, German cin3 IN
07Ac. &.l a Il q
cANDLEs-siarli8l5. st ssrins il, Mould 10.
LARD-4tosic; retail 9 70 "a. N "A
s7c; Choic el0 ,rstain J. qels
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a u i Hans ltoee; Clear
sides s43ii sideA2 to ~ Sugar Cured Hams. .as &c,
LEATHEK-sole 2492a: Harnssx21S3o.
HIDEs-Dry lotolac, grubby half price green
4so 1t grssn sheep psits ierDf sssrss1 hog u ins
I5e.E 1854 &1 kaA8&LALAA@8A
HAY-Timothy, % ooG7 %, balsd % oo0 eli
Prairie ~ oOGb GU. Is 44ta .sq9r3 ~ f.assff;a4
sEEDs- Timothy u %; Plsx Seed u %. s IS.
ONIONS-35D4ec.
akGGH-3k0p<a. ts@3oEA enk4 #ist z
WHlTkRKANs--in good dsnaAd; 5osO94eG
FEATHkRE-25O3O. 8&@ hESE Eeg
FRulT- Dried Apples ~ OnDS1 25H bushs..-
Dried Peaches eass@ea SO. Raisns e4oo@e4so.
CHEEsE-WesternR eserve9c; Denmak70s
BEEF, CATTLE-a12tce gross. stf4.ss
sHKEP-S9 O0g275 y head. Till tft 81
sALT-G. "A. - so y sack: Kanawha - 90 = bar
rel; Liverpooisl sca % 90 , sack; Lake sase 10
e 60 Very scarce
I FIsH--Macks No sfss9is vbbl No 4 sfl
@si6. No , es9eiO. white Fish, MOL sluog4 50
go D.. ", ~ e. ~ c sss .~r1s1
/ OLD lRON-k@acS b. Brass60sc -. Cop.
per l0DRt{cvsB.l gaEox4 q TE@S43 aa3 9s&
ExcHAxaE.-oa New York y per cent. bank able
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and cincin-
nati " per cent st. Louis Il per cent. Cola ID
i a s Ut M ssEHIlHtI tIl IllILllI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07

p9~ Welearn from the Dubuque Times
that the gentlemen of the bar in that city
make an offer of $50 to any member who
viii enlist.
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EF- The band Of mounted m,

EF The band Of mounted men
which went lfwn to Missouri came back
yesterday forenoon. bringing with them
a quantity of confscated property. in the
shape Of forty horses and six lumber wag-
ons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
Bloomington, Aug. q.

w. Briscol. City Marshal Of this place,
has to-day recrslted 20 men, and over
goo within the last "a hours The ex-
element is high.
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&. G. NOuRsE.

Rspubiican Candidate for Attorney General OF the
State, viii AdaFess The people the following times
and nj
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E-The Home Guards we're out

@The Home Guards we're out last
evening in dress parade. To say that
they made good display would be en-
comiun far beneath their deserts. Every
spectator was astonished at their PRO-
Gclency, and We hazard nothing in saying
that we have seen regiment Of yolun.
teers here, which with all the practice i,
bad, never while here attained the SOL
d'erly bearing and proficiency evinced by
the Home Guards at their first parade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
IITY BOOK STORE. 4ls
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Ne4tto banking HOUSE Of wm. Incorporates.
New zoo1xa.

New Books.
The City Book Store IL this day In receipt Of the
foiiown choice literature
Cceil Dreeme, " Theodore Winthrop.
Shadow in the House, by Saunders.
The Household u Bouyer!e by Southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys BY HoInes.
Kecolections Of shelley and Byron by Trelauny.
Shelley MemoSiAis, BY Lacy Sheiley.
The Reject "a Stone, BY vtYginiAn.
Tom Burke's School Days ii Rugby.
DeQuincys Opium Eater.
Literary "Reminiscences
Theological Essays,6c.
hoods Poems, Blue and Geld.
Llnriellosw's Poems, Blue and GOLD. ss
characteristic, &c,
- Studies, Ac.. asts
90 50 ltxiisn Painters.
/. 's Legend fine Madonna" i
+" :" Sketches OF Art, l.
g g Narla &C..
Hs sthorne's Nj Arbfe rAun.
:. House u the Seven Gables.
- Scarlet Letter.
g AosGes, from an Old Manse.
ss Twice Told Tales.
SNOW Image.
" Blithedsie Romanees.
Longfellow's Htawatha. $50
The aboye Books viii be sold At Pu biisners prices
The pablo are invited TO cali and examine thf stock.
febS 81 J. W. OGDEN.
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Washington, August g.

A treaty Of commerce and navigation
between the ~ {, ID the Ottoman En-
pire is officially proclaimed. tits marked
throughout with much deliberateness.
SM Brsoassvsre ressndy srrsstsd on
the .Rappahanpock While engaged, ia ship
ping salt and other articles in great guam
titles to Richmond across that river .fg
the benefit of our enemies. The prison.
era were remandod to the old Capital
prison. 1865,
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~ Lieut.. Ball received orders from
st. Louis last evening to keep the Mis-
souri, prisoners IN strict confinement nn-
til further oders, but we understand tbs b
fitzpatrick was released--on what terms
we know not. This appears stranger
when so many persons in the community
know him H. be blatant rebel.
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n y
the Home Guards at their first parade.
De 4 Is very evident that some persons
TO whose custody muskets have been
given do no, know how TO handle them
One person, probably indisposed to keep
loaded weapon in his house, fred it yes
to-day morning in so careless . manner
that the ball passed near enough to one
OF our carriers TO enable him to hear ia
whistle. This is very reprehensible, and
We trust this notice viii prevent Il lePcsl-
ton OF such careless eoaau,l
1w Our citizens hsd arosher scare last
night. Col. Moss, who left here with
some mounted men last evening on picket
duty, came up about midnight with in
telhscnce that the rebels, were gathering
again IN force in the ncichburhood Of
Alexandra.
With commemorate alacrity the recently
organized companies of citizen soldiers
mustered at the respective rendezvous.
fully armed and equipped, and eager for
the fray.
tltiD ately it was discovered that the
alarm was needless, and the troops scat
tered again to finish their disturbed slum-
bers. One point, however, was estab-
iished !: tie foe will not catch u mapping,
for the style in Which our boys assembled
wor Id have done credit to veterans.
ET Reading an account Of the pro-
ceedings of the recent Democratic meet
ing held at Fort Madison, We found the
name of Jacob Albright signed thereto as
Chairman.
We took off our spectacles and wiped
them-wiped our eyes--and replacing
our specs read again "Jacob Albright
Chairman We threw ourself back in
our chair, drew long inspiration and ex-
claimed
!" Shads OF the mighty can ithe
That this is all remains Of thee7n
Jacob Albright Chairman of Locofoco
meeting!" Our thoughts reverted to
auld lang syne-to the time when Jacque
placed Locofocos and rattlesnakes in the
same category-and now he is herding
with them.
Oh Observation-Disclosures could you do
it? Thou that whilom used to swear by
Henry Clayv-and now preaides. at Lo-
cofoco gathering!! We should ss much
have expected to hear Of Horace Greedy
officiating as Chief sachem At Tammany
Hall. ss 81
What demon has possessed thee
What strange Authorization has come oy-
|, CT thses -
Does not the shade of the great Ken.
tuckian visit thee In thy dreams! Hast
no misgiyingsy IS
| Surely there Is some mistake in all this
Some error of the types. sats. IT
| viii some kind friend resident OF tina
pretty town whose principal production
| are sour circuit, saviloys, pretty girls' AM
plscenAn, Will Some saeh friend. coguhi
4 CANT Of the facts write Us that WI In u
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Phiiadelphia, Auc. 8.

Philadelphia, Aug D.
Subscriptions to the beauty fund ysss
sssrday anountsd 70 SOD, dOu. The 4to0l
i now so44,T72. 9 ree III ',s''
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EF The Rolla Fire Company will meet
at their Engine House Thursday, August Tth, at
half past seven O'Clock p. By order OF
WIN. b. MILLER. Foreman.
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Tow A kEPOkIs-lzTn AOL.

l.
PRICE 81 50.
The Publtskers announce Wi,hros's i2lh Reports
for this week which shall offer for sale The r.
due cd Price OF " % wv. OGDEN,
taht II City Boob Store
AUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF
First ever erered in this market.
s. POLLOCK,
msss Ills Main NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION COMPANY. Union
Artillery Company will meet at the Sixth Street En-
CINE House, Friday. August 9Th, At o'clock p
Of will come before the Com
All persons wishing TO join requested be pres.
ent. WIN b. MILLER, o. q.
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