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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30
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TO ARMS I


To armsi to arms throughout the land
l. heard the startling cry,
Rouse freemen of the North and act,
No longer sleeping, lie.
Around the walls of Richmond now,
our armies stand at bay;
The lines of blue arc backw ward borne,
Before the ranks of gray.
The hills of old Kentucky, too,
Are bright with rebel steel,
And where the guns of Morgan roar,
The Union columns reel.
And on the soil of Tennessee,
Tho glorious stripes and stars,
Are lowly tralled upon the ground
Before the rebel bars. s..
To armsl ye sons of noble sires,
Nor sheathe again the sword.
While brcathes perjured miscreant
Of all the traitor horde.
What will ye yield the precious boon
Your fathers fought to gain
And can il be that Warren died,
And Mercer bied in vain?
Are ye the sons of those who fell.
In Trenton'S morning fight,
Who crossed the freezing Delaware
That cold December night.
When as the columns onward marched
- With firm unbrOken ranks,
The blood-marked Footprints thick were lett,
Upon the wintry banksG
By all those olden fields of strife.
For freedom fought and won,
By Bunker Hill ana EutaW Springs.
And glorious Lexington, g..
To arms and meet in battle shock
The proud rebellious foe
Hurl back the swarming traitor host
With one resistless bloWi
To arms the slaughtered Lyon calls.
By far Missouri's wave,
And murdered Baker from the bluffs
Potomac's waters lave
The white bones of your brothers bleach,
On Shil0h's bloody plain,
And on the field at Malvern Hill
Are heaped your piles of slain.
Ne will not. DARK not tamely yield
The rights your fathers gave.
And leave dishonored in the strife
The banner of the brave
To arms We men by northern lakes.
And by Atlanties coast
and sweep like chat before the wind,
The yaunting rebel host.
o. ..r.- .... .... .....
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30
MORN rs NIGH.

Turn thy face unto the wall,
) The weary day is done:
Be thy doings great or small.
Night draweth darkly on;
Thou no more hast part in all
The work beneath the sun;
Turn thy face unto the wall.
For day is done!
Fold thy hands to peaceful rest.
And happy dreams Of home;
Law them erOs,Wise on thy breast
No more thy feet shall roam,
The shadows deepen in the west,
And night is cOmel
Weep not thou with sorroW bowed.
Low in the dust TO lie;
The sun for aye behind the cloud
With 'gladness fills the sky;
Zen now he lifts his banner proud.
.r For morn Is nigh
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30
E..r--s. ID .--.-.. For the Chronicle.
FILL ME WITH MUSIC, Oh
l'-- -' EARTH.
BY ESTERIA.

b1
r. Lisping. yhisp'ring tiny riIls. ..-. Ell
would learn 4 song Of ye,-
Breezes, dancing O'er the hills. r
Teach my soul your melody.
Rains, that pat the rOsies' cheek,
Give my lutte tone Of thine, ---
Usefully and sweetly meek, ga
Softly tender. gently fine.
Voices of the summer birds,
In the leafy tented woods;
Tell me all the precious words
Marbled In your holy moods.
Water, leaping DER the ledge,
Lighting all the dim ravine,
Gay with silver-fretted edge.
Rainbow festOOns DER thee seen,-
Drop from out your Pearly tones
One into my open heart,
Waste not on the silent stones
All thy music's lovely notes.
Azure Ocean. field Of waves.
Wind-uPlifted sheayes of foam
Ripe'ning DER thy lurking graves.
Teach my voice in bliss to roam,
Spray-lipped DER the ancient earth,
Speaking hopeful DER the tOmbs,
Moisting isles where love has dearth,
GlOry-tinging rocky glOoms.
Feeding roots of blessed Faith,
Leaving joys on barren shores,
Curying oft in sunny wreath
Over darksome temple doors,
Shouting lofty triumph tones
Over sinking ships of wrong,
Through the lonest farthest zones,
Singing Loves unending song.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

no 1s Carriage and Buggy Builders. B1KSUH 4 Co.
,. would say-"We are in the market-no house can
ia nndsrssll Nsrsr fAil to give eAll Orders
SLED promptly. Goods sent by hack. railroad.
canal, tsansters. yeur "neighbOr. Bear it in
- ai.d. B4Rxrz has long been dealer in this class
ofEeods: is well acquainted with Eastern manu-
z.etsrers Rolling Mills and heavy Jobbers there
fsrs i fully posted as to the market and just
- sal At rxtes which defE eompetition. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

Attention is invited to general enumeration Of
varieties and classes Of rOods, ss follows:
Sand Riddles also assorted SVeS. Cooper's Tools,
- extra lst elass goods s-- -..-.'- ...-.
Tile Spades. drain your lots. gardens and farms
The Ohio Agricultural Reports. now being distrib-
Hted. have good article on Draining, read il.
Garden Hoes.
i-t..-L.' RakeS. s... .-7'r
-lAfH >" Spades, -.s---.l- -s-f- ..
- TroWels. ---.. 20
- Cultivator Teeth. 81
: A IFon for Drag Teeth i-t. -s#t..' tat'. r
5lf-7 Blind Paints, A Ne. quality. -.. -..r...
= D. Yarnish, tip-top article. . r.
i'-'l Sheep Shear Extra No. l. some number poor"
Carbon Oil Lanterns, need Of stumbling dark
nights, be sure and buy one -.-. III
WOsl Twine. a
o. Sheep Shsars-attentiOn is once more called to
them, as they tip-t0p. o.
--- Clothes Wringers. -.- .- I'd.
~ ! Rifles and Shot Guns. fa,
-. Rife Barrels and Trimmings. ..t..-..
Powder Fasks, 2 4 aud ounces.
powder-E. IF. PFF and FFEFGG. --'
o. Shot Lead. Caps. Wsds. &s. ls5r d r-.--- 4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30
,EH. nARNUnaC 4 co.

J0bbert and Retail Dealers in Iron, Nails. Glass.
ic Pine Doors. Sash, Hardware. and Wheelers Ia
ter Drawer. Market Street. Warren, o.
sNsB.-ordsrs filed promptly. Goods warranted to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

Enumeration of mixed varie-
ties of goods on hand and for
sale at BARNuM's Hardware Sales
Rooms at Warren, Ohio. N. B.
JAMES G. BsooKs would be hap
py to see his old and new friends
-he can sell them goods at rates
ruling far below former prices.
Be sure and call on him at Bar
NUNS. sId99I1 nsT-s#s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

: s-.1D tzgI -.': -. flt-l IEia-i { i
---a .-..--t !
-r e. -... E...
= s-..-.. -.r-1sE .-.r1 --+H.I
Dandy Tirs-aIl sires. --sl11
Two Horse Wagon Tire. r----
Springs-Eastern end Pittsburgh
Axles-oid snd improved styss. r-
Two Horse Wagon Thimble Skeins.
Eaglish Wagon Boxes. e. a=
Carriage Belts.
Tire ~
Wrenches. Nuts. Washers. 10.
Nail Rod-hrst clasi goods. .
SWeeds Iron -.s .s.-.-
Axe Bar. E-- ---.
Cast Steel, dat, square and round.
Blister Steel, also German and Spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

Ii is told of the President shat helately
said to visitor that alot Of terrspin had
been sent TO him as q present from Nor
folk. ''but," said he, ''they looked so un-
comfortable that had them taken down
to the river and turned loose .'You
don't relish good eating, then Mr.. Presi.
dent" ''Yes do" replied honest Old
Abe, "when have time to enjoy it, but
nowadays, L just hare to bTOSse rosHd
lsheTe can get a ekanes.",s ~ :. is-oi s5s
- f4.-iE--1 r------- 90
E There il. no magic In the wolf Of the
rich mon - velvet sgains. the HAlady slum.
tering up lef the flstiAn jacket. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

20 Spoons some big and little iron ones =-
gaze KNIVES aud Forks-sll varieties. ~. D.
st- Pocket Knives one two three and four blades.
r Pruning KniFes-uss them this spring.
~ Ir.ee Chains-str2ighta and twisted
aIi Log -...-. .r
s- We'll
Pump
Iron Pumps. Rope and Cords.
Mortice Machines. ..-.H
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Family Steelyards-weigh right.
Scales-au kinds.
Esd Irons-TailorE' Goose.
Button Hole Scissors,
Shear, Of No. quality.
Boot Jacks.
s Tie-drxin, dain ~
House Cleaning wants, such as Carpet Taeks Tael
Hammers. Carpet Strechers. Scrubbing Brushes
good stove polish. ke.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30
NEUTRALITY.

Mr.. Train on England's Neutrality
and Gen. Buffers Proclamation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30


2 r..-- -
Pine Doors,
:, Sash, a<
Blinds and Paints,
Blind Hinges,
Door Locks,
I" Latches,
-- House Trimmings, all kinds,
Putty, Oil, Glass,
Nails, every size, n
Lumber, u-...
- Lath, f ~
ss4, Cleveland Shaved Pine }
Shingles,
Cut Pine do -.
Cut Poplar do -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-30

c.n ar II. Barnum 4 Co.. nsrdrss. Rooms.
Warren. Dale. T4L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

like worthless Of the Free States Men
of the Northwest read this:
Had Gen. Bragg done his duty as we'll
and promptly az Gen. Smith did, Louis
vile would have been ours, Cincinnati
would have furnished us supplies, while
Columbus, Ohio. might have been our
headquarters. Then would the Vallan-
dighams of Ohio, and the Brights of In.
diana, have rallied to the issuing OF Gen.
Braeg's noted PROCLAMATION then would
many thousand friends in Indiana, Ohio
and Illinois, have joined the Southern
army; then, too, could Gen BRAGG, hav-
ing out of the Western from The Eastern
States, have whispered terms Of peace in
to the Northwestern ear and then we
might have reasonably hoped for peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
ORDINANCE NO. So.

an o,sAanef conaerrtsR tie Measurement OF Woed
ns ~ orsssned ~ the City Counci Ut the City OF
seetiss 81 There shall he elected bv The c,,v ro..,
Gil from time 10 time comp.tent neYson NJ "un
dehomihsted Measarer OF Fire Wood and who shau
hold his onice nntiifh and ion a, H.
successor. f"i AiS
Steties g. II shall be the duty OF ssia p,e.sp,a. q,
keep book in which he shall make an enisS ~ a.ss
DAD OF Wood measured by him, and ON IL. n,st ~,
day OF every month shah make full re,urn In he
Clerk OF the Council Of The OF lesds nj ar
quality of wo ID measured by him dur ri pg the r.w,n
Irceve hve cents Tor earh cord load of larger or
sssficr q0ehtts not seeding i've cords, and urs~
enn igr every cord over I'VE cords measure In ons
ie,, ty Dc paie by she selfr
n chy sha be stow ed closely together as IL can
pol AUG sps aud crook ed wood ahail slowed on
ne ,op o. me LOAD Any person vioati nr this ection
49,. =. 'l"0' ~ - : nns az on . do liar.
city shall be inspected and by he Mas.urar
VINO khAu give certificate 10 seller Of m. an .o,I
~, quality, and Kind In each load and The "A whn
Was measured which certificate the seller shall sur
who shah violate sny Of The Provisions ~ ths s.io
shaii be liable to fine of not less ,han one ma,
Than five avlisrs. A*gsf - ""se
sset,os g. IL shall be the DUTY OF the M..sn,.r,o.
may b~ designated wood stands within III. CIV IN,
the purpose OF measuring wood.
Section g. the Messurer by reason Of sicknes. mr.
otherwise, shall De rrevesfed from attending 10 his
Aeasarer shall be necessary The Mayor may txmnor-
hly appoint some al person 10 ut as keasurer and
such appointment Ill all aiiu Vii the ~ q.
the Asassssr shall bs ysd, or until IL. psxt
meeting OF the City Council
Pessed December 1, isaa.
R,P. CRREL, Mayor
II, 3. MERRIAM. Clerk. apraa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
Additional by the HibernIn.

Cape Race, Nov go.
The hondon Times ofthe Goth of Nov.
in It's city article says the report thai
Mr.. Seward has addressed our govern
nent in tone of displeasure at aid al
legged to have been given the Al .bama in
British ports, ere ted for a time some
little uneasiness on the stock exchange.
Many persons believed that no minister
1sbuld put himself in such q position as
that which Mr.. Seward occupied on this
question, unless it was in the desperate
hope of finding cause of external quar-
rel at any cost, in order TO avert impend-
ing events At home
Londonderry, Friday - by telegraph
from Liverpool.--Leading papers reiter-
ate the argument that the federal gov
ernmeut has no grounds for complaint 10
the case Of the Alabama, the federals hay-
ing not taken advantage of all opportuni-
ties offered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

view 1urK, lee.
The Times Falmouth special states
deserters from the rebels report their
force at $4,000 or 10000, certainly not
exceeding the latter, though suffering
from want of clothing and many kinds OF
supplies. They are still apparently hope
Ing for final success. Lee is extremely
puzzled over our movements, which they
do not seem fully to comprehend, and
have finally concluded our advance upon
Fredericksburg n feint designed to amuse
them while the main army advanced
upon Richmond and to come from another
quarter upon them. They now believe
our forces IN front Of Fredericksburg in
reality to be small, aud that immense
hosts are Icing embarked n. Belle Plain
and conveyed in transports up the James
river. Acting upon this idea, they have
commenced erecting earthworks for the
protection Of garrison force. while the
main body Of their army commence NOV
ing towards Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John stannus. Haynes, James NJ Rogers A d
Prouty, James Walsh, J w Rankin, assignee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin, sxecutrix OF the
estate Of Noah Frankiin, deceased, A Hisbee. WIN
Steele, assignee or WIN & Ruddick, Sarah STAN
nus, assignee Of Ohm Galloway, James M BILLINGS
James Lee, John Durkee, b r. Durkee. John
Boyd, 0ottIsb Hunsaker, n NJ Reynolds Christian
Aarbsr, Daniel w eilihan
You are hereby notified that there ts now I'm ne IN
the once VI The Clerk Of the District Court or Lee
county, Iowa, NJ keoknk, petition OF Geo q Andey.
ION, claiming Of son. the said John Stannus and =
Haynes, the OF Seven Hundred Dollars "A
money due on three promssory and claiming Of
Al You the foreclosure OF mortgage givea u ecnro
said notes conveying part OF Lot Block 80 in the
city on Keoknk, Lee county, Iowa In which you have
or claim 10 have some interest
AND pniess you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day OF the next term OF said
Court 70 commences on the first Monday OF February
1868 judgment and decree IA he y
ueiault. RANKIN McCRARY
VI 0eeJ-o4W Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

RECEIPT FOR CURING MEAr.-To one
gallon of water take one and one half
pounds Of salt, one-half pound of sugar,
one-half ounce of saltpetre, one. half
ounce of potash. In this ratio the pickle
is to be increased to any quantity desired.
Let these be boiled together till all the
dirt from the sugar rises to the top, and
skinned off. Then throw it into tub
to cool, and when cold. pour it over your
beef or pork, to remain the usual time.
say four or five weeks. The meat must
be well covered with pickle, and should
not be put down for at least two days af-
ter killing, during which time it should
be slightly sprinkled with powdered salt
petre, which removes all the surface
blood, &C., leaving the meat fresh and
clean
Some omit boiling the pickle, and find
it to answer well, though the operation
OF boiling puri6es the pickle by throwing
off the dirt always to be found in salt and
sugar
II This receipt is properly tried it will
never b abandoned There il none That
surpasses it, if SO good GernIabtown
Telegraph
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

New York. Dec @

A special dispatch from opposite Fred
ericksburg, is as follows:
The rebels still continue certifying Wig
orously on their second line. 1t 10 now
believed they have thrown their infantry
force further to their rear where their
camp fires are not SO visible, instead of
evacuating the position, as spoken Of in
yesterday s dispatch. 1t is believed in
official circles the rebel force about Fred
ericksburg and within call is from lOo.-
600 to l-J 900.
No Supplies of vegetables have yet been
distributed, though they were promised
several days ago. Billions diseases and
symptoms Of scurvy grow worse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

To John stannus. Haynes, W Rankin, assignee OF
Painck Walsh Nancy FrAnkIin, execulrix Of the
estate s. OF Noah franklin deceased. c Hgbss wn
Steele, assignee OF Vim Ruddick SsT sh stan
nus, assignee OF John Galloway, James n billings
James A Lee, John Durkce, II r Durkec, John
BOYD, GottHeb Hansaser, N Reynolds Daniel
Weilbau, aud CARRIER:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on file In
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee County
iowa, a. Aeokak, petition Of Geo, C.. Andersen,
claiming Of you The 81 Id John Stannas and Havues
seven Hundred Dollars money due on three prom :
sorry notes and claiming Of all OF you the force
81 mortgage given 10 said and inv
pail Of Lot H. Block 80, in the city OF Keokuk Les
County, Iowa Ia which you have claim to have some
intere
AMI unless you appear thereto and defend bes,rr
noon OF The second day OF the To Of said Caur
" commence on the FIRST Monday OF February 1868
ana decree VIII be rendered thereon by de-
fault. RANKING NcCRARy
Nec3-d4E Attorneys for Plailtin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03

E0sn hoincsteads and their own slaves.
What Is the comment2 Louisiana Il
more than Aalf restored tofahe Union.
Texas: IN lis seaports, is tUrs now. and
soon the whole territory viii Be re-
.daaeGed, and in short time under tho
resolution of the Congress of R44, which
brought Texas into the Union, VIII give
US one. if not two additional free States
In Florida, with man like ELI Thayer
as military Governor, and as the leader Of
twenty thousand freemen from the free
States. who will not have more than two
thousand rebels TO contend against them
there, the tabled waters of new life, said
to DO located in that old Spanish colony,
will be realized in the creation of an ath-
lctic commonwealth dedicated to human
liberty. The fleet of Admiral Dupont,
the column of General John A. Me-
Clernand, the brave army of Gen. Hunter,
the advancing corps of General Curtis, il
they do not dispose of Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia and Arkansas, will at
least Lold the white population there in
check, and offer certain military induce
ments to the slaves. Now for the advance
of the army Of the Potomac under com
mand of General Burnside. ID. w. For
ney in Phila. Press, Nov. rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
Parson Brownl0yv,s Alternatiye...
Submission or External na ton.

Parson Brownlow publishes .scard''
in the Nashville Union. in which he thus
lays down the alternative presented to the
people Of Tennessee
The people of Tennessee who have
gone into the rebellion, can either Law
aside their weapons of warfare and sub
NIT to the Government Of the United
States, or they can continue to resist the
national authority and take the conse-
quences which assure them will be ut
ter ruin Of their country and their tempo
raj prospects for years to come. They
may fatter themselves that they can't be
sabdned, and that may be true / can tell
them what they will have to abide BY in
lieu of subjugation, and that is crternas-
nation. This wicked rebellion will be
put down. no matter what it may cost in
blood and treasure; and if Tennessee
shall encourage the raids of these cuerril.
Ia chiefs and these invasions by rebel
armies, as her people have been doing,
her whole territory will be made "howl-
ing wilderness and the very ssabomina-
ton Of desolation.'
| tell the people Of Tennessee, and OF
the whole South, not to flatter themselves
that the going against the Republicans, in
the recent elections, in certain Northern
and Northwestern States, promises any
"aid and comfort to their unholy cause.
Twas in those States at the time, and claim
to have been familiar with the issues. The
Democratic candidates who were elected
pledged themselves to more rigorous
prosecution Of the soar, and compliance
before the people Of the ineficiency Of the
present Administration, in prosecuting
The var. This, together with Inc fact ,hat
most Of the thousands in the army, from
each Of these States, were the friends OF
the Administration, and Of the war, en-
abled the new candidates to succeed s1k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
Extensive Dragging.

Inc following from the Atlanta ga \
lnteiligencer, is portion of review Of
Bragg and his Kentucky raid. 1t is sie-
nlflcant as showing how rightly the rebels
locate their allies In the North thu vi
iandighams and Dick Richardson's and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
our Prospects In tho south

1t is n fact to be remembered by our
statesmen in this crisis, that the main
elements Of the great rebel army in Vir-
ginia have been supplied by the Cotton
States, and that the leader in the latter
preferred to carry on the war near the
national capital, 70 as TO conquer II, and
II the same time save their
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03


A Rich CASE Vending our weary
way homeward last night at a late hour,
after the last bit Of ''local' copy had
been set, and the last proof read, we
came upon an individual clinging affec-
,iona.-ly to lamp post. He was inebri-
ated. We asked him what he was doing
there, and he replied, "waiting for lee.
ton 'turns-can't 60 home till know
who's 'lected got ten dollars to bet that
So (hic) Seworth III beat Wadsmour.-
Got any turns from (hic) Newburch p
MOI Guess Newburgh zall right for
beworth (hic.) 'Rah for Seworth =
N'ork State Il go license. suro-N'ork
States good feller-so's Scworth-I m
IN favor'f (hic) telling our erring zizzers
70 go in peace--Seworth is, too--errinp
zizzer's good fellar--don't want to casper.
ate err'ng Eixzers---Pd let 'cm go--so'd
Buvajouren-so'd Scworth--so'd Ben
Wood--bet he wood. Leg zend olive
branch to erring (hic) xizzers. Easy
nough to stop the war let erring zizzers
heep house for us--that,s was the mat
ter. Rah for Seworth and erring xiz.
GERS Has lection turns brought any
Telegraph Office Has orring ziz (hic)
znsaers carried any States in New Jersey
Tell us the news, can't yc? p
We left him still clingipg to tho lamp
post, and shouting Historically for use.
worth and erring zizxers." Guess he
must have beea "butternut. - Clesye-
land Leader.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03


sr New York, Dec, =
A Herald special dated Fsirlax, Dec. LIST,
says an expedition under General Stahl,
undertook one of the most brilliant and
successful affairs of the war, both in its
conceptions and results. It's principal
object was to ascertain the whereabouts of
Stonewall Jackson and what his forces
were on the right. This and more was
accomplished. Jackson, with both the
Hills, passed through Newmarket last
Wednesday on his way south. 1t is pre-
sumed he has gone to intercept General
cos's advance. Prisoners captured by
Stahl report White, leader of Whites
cavalry, wounded in shirmish at Perry
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-03
nR. GoODWIN'S OFFICE.
Corner Of Main and Fifth streets.

Respectfully solicit share OF public nstron.ve IN
the treatment ef all diseases incident 10 the system
Graduate Of Yale College, has had m axtsnsi W
pFacce ~ the city OF Pittsburgh Pa. IS years
All calls promptly attended W.
Residence on Futon between Filth aud Sixth Streets
The celebrated DIR. Mott OF New York city. expects
70 remain Ia connection with this ONCE this winter
~ VIII " happy 70 prescribe Tor those that favor him
w"n call. nos2o-dym