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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13

Z
The panic throughout this State in re-
gard to the Indian outrages is the crown
ing absurdity OF the times. A few worth
less, slualid, degenerate, cowardly sava-
gcs, mixture of indian, negro and white
blood, Who live mainly by begging, con
stltute lie whole Indian population from
which an attack could be- expected. un-
less IN the extreme northwest. Yet the
whole eastern part of the State north Of
Milwaukee has just been agog with ap.
prehensions of Indian massacres.
The panic swep. over Monitowoc, She
boygan, Washington aud Ozaukee coun-
ties. On the I'd the people from the
country for miles focked into Sheboygan
with the ldei that the Indians were mur-
dering and burning everything a liulc
way back from where they came.
On Friday there was perfect stampede
into Milwaukee of terrified people from
Washington and Ozaukee.
HE panic has been equally great UP in
juneau nni Adams counties, and yicini-
ty. Tie juneau County Argus gives
seHae Of the rumnrs with the facts. 400
Indians reported on Tunnel Creek, dwin-
died, on investigation, to aty ut the ut
most, 800 on Bag Greek, proved small
party on their way to green corn par
ty;" 400 reported al near Scott Il Buck
ley's Mills, which was afterwards re-
dnced TO 100 by visit Of some citizens,
turned out to be six Indians capable of
taking the hunting path, few cripples,
with the usual number Of squaws, papoos-
es, ponies and dogs-not numbering 100,
all told.
A visit to Necedah last Saturday, where
all the Indians of the country were as
sembled at one OF their solemn dances,
disclosed by actual count seventy-two
males Of the age and ability to take the
war path, including all their chiefs in this
part of the State. The Indians we're
quite as badly frightened as the most tim
Id OF the whites. =. Madison State Jour
nal.
A CLEVER CHAp.-A gentleman from
the country, stopping at one of the hotels
IN Cincinnati, entered into conversation
with one Of the bosrdcrs, asking aues.
tions about the fare, etc, After few
minutes conversation, the boarder drew
his clgar case, saying
"Will You take cigar, sir?"
"Well, don't mind if do," was the
reply.
The cigar case was passed to him; also
the one which our boarder was smoking,
tor the purpose of giving him .lligtsAt= lgts -
lie carefully placed the cigar first handed
him in his pocket. and took his knife and
cut off that end OF the lighted one which
had been in the mouth OF his friend, and
commenced smoking, saying
1T amt often man from the country
runs afoul Of as clever fellow in the city
as you are
., A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13

AN ABUNDANCE or ARMs.-The Wash
ington Republican says that the reports
OF the scarcity Of arms are entirely with
Out foundation. 1t says the arrangements
for the future insure fullsupply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13

1- Every mans patriotism is now to
be tested. We have reached the darkest
day in the history of the war. Timid men
will begin to falter, while true men will
md themselves rising with the occasion.
Genuine metal is tested by pressure. Al
bany Evening Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13
I IVERY STABLE,

klrstS -. bet. Main and JOhnsnm,
HORSES, BUGGIEs and CARnIAGES ofthe beat
class always ready for hire.
Horsesbosrdedby the day erweek ,atpricesto o suit
the times.
TFAnsien to ust toner ~ commodated.
Ordersfor the Omnibus torun andfrom the Rail.
roads and Steamboats, left Stable or the Dcnnr
House, ,willbepronptlyat attendedto.
dscl0d v. YANORsDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13
T. X EIGHT

+ X X i q III Il s.
BY thisroute, FreiKhtA OF all descriptions car be
forwarded from Phiiadellbia. New York Boslot or
baitlnors 10 or from any point on the RHilso ads
Of ohioi hehtatlg. lBdtsru, Iihois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Missouri, BY EAtl RuAD nILECT
Inc fenbsyivInin ts-'it9ad aiso eonheet al Pitts
burg with Steamers by ~hieh Goods eap be forward
cd 10 any point on the Ohio. Muskinenm kentntky
tennessee, Cum beriaDd, illinois, Bsi Missis
S'prl, Missouri. kAnSas, Arkansas, and Red Riyers
Ahd al levtiand. sandusky aud Chicago xths M
ers - All ports IN the North " eslern Lakes.
hef.tat y aud shippers entrnsting ihe trxnsports-
iton OF tlssir freightto this Com pan, ca rely win
confidence tts speedy transit-
The Kases Of Freight
oand from any pointi he West BY The PennsyI-
yanta Central Railroad, are al NIL times AS Fla :
FoRAbLE AS ARE CHARGED By OTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES
II r BE particular marx pack sges, ssytA Prss
CKsTEAL X. H. II
For Freight Contractor StiPEir. Directions xp-
Ply 10 or add ess either OF tbs gos39 agents oftbe
Company
RI SASS, 81. Louis M Missouri
u. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLAIMS u CO, Transfer Agents, ,,
II. W BRoNNa Co, Cincinnati O.
&c. MELDRuM CO.. Madison, ind.
j. X. MOORE Louisville, Ky.
w. w. AlkMAS a CO. evansville, ,Ind.
CLARKE Co. CAicAgV a.
w. ii. r. l.. LANGLEY ,Gaifipolis, o..
q. Is. MEAL, Park erAbarE, Va.
HALL CO., MaFtetta, y.
s. PIERCE & co, HaHesville4 o.
M'DoN I'LL y A'CoLA Porlsmouth,o
M'NtkLY. MaAsyilie, NJ.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, CoyiHgton, Ky.
& L. UEAT0S, Cleveland o.
X. Z. MELDkUA, Genr Travelling Ag'Gcr
..e south aHsNest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-13
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droversaud Fa mere wi htc this the m ossatvsp-
taEeous route for Lave Stock Iapacieus Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every COW enence have
been opened line and lte every
attention 10 paid 10 their wants. From Hsrrsburgh
where viii be found every convenience for feed
and resting. choice is offered OF the PHILADEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK ard BALTIMORE AARkLTS.
his Will also be found the shortest euicke est and
mest direct route for Stock to New fork-Iyia Allen
town and with fewer changes than an. other.
ENutH LEWIS, General Surt.. Altoona Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT Gen. Tick ct Agt ,PhfiadeiphIx
ii. IL HOUSTON ,GenHFreightAgt., ,Phiiadei iphia. !.
jAnxxdaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
4 CURE TED.

DIX: HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within the last
three years upwards of 5000 bottles have been sold in
Boston, "a not single case can be produced where it
mas IaDed 10 make quick and lasting CURE This is not
mere assertion but well known fact which can be
proved at any moment Dr. Hill would not take this
method 10 make known the virtues this never failing
Mixture were 1t not to put the public their guard
against the humbug preparations which advertised
Df certain ap0thecaries who know nothing the dis
eases Which they pretend TO cure who for the sake of
making few dollars, endanger the life health and con-
sution of their deluded victims TO all who are acted
with private complaints, but especially TO YOU who
have been duped by miserable peenders Dr. llill would
earnestly recommend trial CT mis- failing Mixture.
ii never fails to the in a short time
without regard to diet risk of exposure mild,
pleasant and safe TO take 1t pures the boou destroys
the poison lurking in the system, and completely
Yates ana renews the constitution. DR. Hills Mixture,
taken in season, will prevent well the
plants for which 1t is recommended; in short it is the
only sure and safe remedy which has been discover
ed for the cure of all private complaints. The price
DIR Hills Mixture is only S. bottle and will be sent
securely packed ana to part of the city OF
country when ordered With the price enclosed Letters
pos-paid directed to DR.. Hi will receive prompt at
tenon All consultations are held in private without
exposure,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
60 BOSTON & WORCESTEE

1s5ss7s75g7s.:ea BOSTON & WORCESTER
s Esss:5:: -. .sRAILRoAD. = SUMAER ARRANGE.
v = -sls--AEA2, commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
go NJ PAS 525 Exp, 500, 1920 Exp. p m. The
T. $40 and 500 p trains start from the upper
Millbury, $40 q. m. 440 p. N.
Grafton, IN, 1908 a N. l, 5lSp. m.
SSS oatn Ss lO26a M go and 5a9pm.
Milford, 40, $40 a. m. 5.OOp. m.
Northboro', z, a, m. 1880 m:
FIT ETaminshan 81 Is Express sac $780, 1919 l.s9
Saxonville. 1925 a. m. II As p. m
N Vets Na Sd9 49, gO % a M ID O
Newton Lower Falls, 6.55 800 M Q5 49, 555, 80
West Newton 6 p, 7l2 j.. s.S2 wor, 9l2ll22 wor,
a. m. III III, ~, @, 6 80 Wor,, s43 . m.
Mewtonville, el6 7l6 SIS, 9,l6 H. 1871 22l, 446, GIL,
NewtOn Corner s?l ~ 8,2l 8a7, 92l 1927 M 1856.
BRIGHTON; SIS 1925, s,26 $40, 1926, 1872 M l4 2sI,
Gam6Tidhe Crossing $50, 1880, $780, $50 m, l45 285,
Cambridge Farm, "a, 884. 9a4 m, Lao 2se 5o4 $685.
Brookline. es5. Is, 745* l5 81, 10 am 70 M $50,
~ ~ 655 s, 9SOp M On Sunday 945 IN, and l2.l5
'ln oonnsstoD With trains on Charles River Branch
Worcester, a; Ais Exp, lis $40 Expa m lSO. 2Is
Exp, 400 5$o Exp, 30 Exp. p. m.
aiUatIg' T. - IsA p, Dow EXP H. H. Zl0 EXP. D.
:, For New York, VIA Springfield $50 Exp. a. M, 2.l5
Exp, 80 Emp. p. m
New York via Norwich $50 Exp y. N.
MillbGry, Ills q m. 400 D. N.
Grafton, Is a. III. Lac, 4O0p m.
West6oro' Is 8 m, l30, 400. $50 Ex. pm
SouthhGrough, 7,l5 m, lS0, 90 pm.
Cordaville Ills a. In. l30, 400 D. NJ.
Ashland, q. m. 80 400 D. m
Framnehsm; AIS EXP us $50 Exp a. m I.sO., . j
EXP. 90 ) 80 Exp, $50, exp. pm
Milford, IT'S a. m. l.30, $50 D. IN.
NOrthbOro l5 a. NJ, 4 90 p. m.
Marlboro', l5 a. m. 30, 400 D. IT.
Natick lis, $3.50 an !. 80. 400. 6OOpu1
west Needham IS, $50 m, 100, 400, 6,OOpm.
Granville, l. Is, $50 IN, l30, 400, 800 m
Aubundale, Newtonye, Newton Corner Cambridge
Crossing and Cambridge Farm, 7,l5, g. $50 m, II N
l,30, 3, 4 80, 6, I, $50 p m.
SaXonville, $50 a. M, 500 p. m.
west Newton 7l5, 8, $3.50, a. m. IL, l30. 43N, 6. T.
3e, r. m. -. -
Brookline z, 7.45 800, II a. M l2l5- 2SOt 3O*
G5 lis. 9, 10 On Sundays at l0 Is a. m Y As and
AS D m. only.
w New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 o. NJ
I'm connection with Trains Charles River Branch
f. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
bosloh AprH ~ lS0S dtt my5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
II r H l L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durng the prac
tce OF fifteen years, Dr. Hill has in contact with
almost lnnumerable of Debility, occasoned by
dreadnl habit Of solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all Young men who afflicted to avoid
IL as they value their lives and to advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured Of such trouble and let them know
the dive disasters resulting i'll the nonattendance of them
IN time II mo eXageeraon TO say that three fou1ls
OF the insane owe their maady to this horrd habit The
proprietors OF Insane Asylums c0rroborate the state
met and If the victim escapes insanity idocy yet he
or she is entirely untitled tor the real pleasures Of life
either in or out of the domestic erclewth pIocreatyo
powers ruined afflicted with disrust, doubtful of
his friends In ac perfect hypochondriac, what is he
MT for but to be and die Attend to them once
all you who are addicted to this miserable habit or il
may be too late and you may go down 20 dishonored
grave hardly Mt TO meet the God who gave you pow
ers when you nave made curse instead Of a blessing
world an object more loathsome mistfable than one
wish for happiness and heaven "
Dr. Hill practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation fN'
Office No 81 Main street Worcester open from m
to p IN. Letters (postpaid) will receive prompt alter
f-S-'f- NftNiA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
gTle0ntnea
A LETTER FROM THE REV JET

A LETTER FROM THE REV. JET
- FERSoN HASCALL, who has been ten years Pre-
siding Elder Of the NJ L. Church. st present Of the Wor
cester, Mass, District.
SHREWSBURY, March Q, 1860.
Dr. Seth ArnOld-My Dear Sir For four or five years
have been using your Basam. and little more than
one ear your Cough Killer These two of the hest
medicines ever knew expect to- 1t is too bad
heg are not haOpH erery0heTe have lost three chill
drcn by 6oCet diseases and should have lost ALL for
auHnt can sec had it tbcen for your Basam. have
recommended them everywhere, and much good has
heen done. Why can you not fill the world with the
hhoWledge OF these remedies Wdy? for you can
SPGak Win more assurance in regard to results than
ptner man IN the world do not know how you got the
knowledge of these remedies, but AM quite sure no
other medicine can surpasS them equal them Thou
SANDS ule eve year who would live II they could only
get Them | hope, Doctor you will not leave this world
ana take this knowledge with you.
have never seen You advertise in the papers World
y mol be great benefit TO the people to do Do not
MINK me hGtterer; what say Jnlly beieUe | only
am sorry that all do not know well do the great
pdtne of your medicines II had your skill, think
should try anu get this kno ledge before the whole PEG
re- III can once be tried the sale is almost sure ever
afterwards should not dare to get of either med
cine. Yours with aspect,
JEFFERSON IIASCALL
GEO r.. SPUR, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

experience proves 20 be most speedy and eeacious ia
It's operation, and is Warranted Harmless and always
successful in all cases. when used according to the drec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRACULOUS CURE. About seven years ago
contracted very heavy cold, which chung to me with
dreadful tcnaciy, resisting all the skill Of ply scians
and the power of medicines | suffered constantly from
pam IN the heart; no appetite; part Of the time
weak to walk; night smcats which reduced me to g
shadow; agonizing pain in every Joint my body cen
happy wretch and often prayed for death. l employed
SIX or eight physicians, and must have taken at least
hogshead Of nauseous edicines, kind anOth-
er, but to no good purpose grew every day.
FINALLY went to DR.. Hill, who succeeded in curing me,
by hsnew and delightful system of treating diseases in
which the patient is not required to take nasty ned
cinesl was thoroughly cured in about three MONTHS
and aln now well and hearty n buck | advise the
sick to ITO DR. Iill, who win effect speedy cure at
Oneha the price charged by other physicans, and
filthy medicines, "to be well shak en- before taken"
JOHN TRASK Providence, r. l.
Mai etrppt Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
d0Ottester 4ailg SPY.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session the Thirty Seventh
Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
HIGHLY INFORMANT CURE.


For four years was afflicted with the most distressing
pains in my head, bones, and stomach and general
feeling of soreness over my whole body together with
shaking and trembling and fearful dreans which MOI
onIv unhtcd me for the duties of life but made life tsrf
burden | tried dozens Of remedies without success
q 10 ~ Sees Nv his and expeditions svstem oTtrSat
,nent he affected a cure / am now in perfect he.ih
and can undergo great deal Of labor without pan OF
Te Dr. hill, 50 Main Get, worcester Mass ~ H.
DIR. q. A IIII--Dear sir-words cannot c~nross -
received from your truly invaluable medicinas. a'
think cannot fully justify myself withomt t, ~,
small token OF my friendship and esteem nso,nh 10
you have been my guardian angel In rcstori,, @ ~
health, which had long since dcsnair o nc 10
long time two years. been troubled With th hu Ior
drenulul OF ai complaints, Seminal Emissions vbiI ~
weakened me ~ BODY and nina that j was nbiio ~
give up all business and consult physician bcu 10
my ase applied to the sO-calcd bpst tEe,lulng
Boston commenced taking his medicines az" ~ w. IN
tnusu W 90 so TWO MONTHS without getting ~ Z,
ha AZ 1 oy eontlnued TO grow worse very iest
nay iost annut twenty pounds Of flesh and saw ~
continueu taxing his highly Wanted speCi6cs tLt
mIu ~ relleYe my suterngs. This physician ,o
iu pu 'aI my Slse was ncurable that Ind bettsr
WHEN would end in consumption then do ueeelnS,
oplu ing any relief and that unless so,s ;luu oI
uVnS 70 mlgate the cOmpl int shOnid he nnit NUS
tbnmht og enng to pass your Office one dav
taking your Indian Vegetable MedicinSs Mar,b th
anu Il now, through the benetittng effects tbat I'LL,
Mon1erul medicine restored to perfect health and IVY
not tail to recommend II to any Gf nv ylends iu Ill.,, nh
suffering nom such any other disease Iionjn thi 9
viii Hha you enjoying health ana prosperity remain
Foxb0ro', June 2Sth, 1858 n Mills
Il. =, You at liberty 10 mako pubic sfafat,n''
my case, as you see IT. n MirTt,,
TO q A. Hi, botanic Physician( A''AA''
MAIN st. worcester, Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-18
Z" Hte CEYGSFcF
Henry ". Thomas. ESQ.

This gentleman, Sc long the able and faith
full representative OF Alexandria ard Fairfax
in the Legislature has bean named a. a sui..
BILE candidate to fill the cIice of Second AUDI.
tor. lady nade vacant by Inc death of Mr..
Moncuye. NsjG T. has been a prominent
and i, hnertisl nenhe: Of both Houses Ct tie
General Assembly fnr De~arly.tventy years past,
ard is thoroughly familiar with the insnces
and general interests of tho State, Added 70
this, he is Q lawyer Of fac abilities and ne.
o~uirem.nts; and possessea business talents of a
very high o%Ider-thhs uniting in himself syery
desirable qualification for the duties Of this
important : flee.
An exile from lis hons and district, anu
compelled to sacrifice biz all N biz devotion TO
our cause, t ere seems to DO a peculiar pre-
,.riety and fitness in his election to the Office
a! tho hands of these who formerly ware his
political opponents. Il would bs irulya CRATE
full and msgnsninous tribute to bis worth and
talents. His district ard the State can i'll If.
ford to lose his. valuable services in the Sen
Gtc; hut az biz nams has been suggested ior
re above cfece, we trust it may receive the
I2vorsble consideration OF the Legislature Il
Lnp.s:y, capacity, and an unshaken fidelity 20
The interests of our old Comtnonweelth Arc
Tegsrded IS The tests, mis- friends may ocoi~
dainty await the result O,
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EEEU.

DEE, on Monday morning the iiSE lax, JGS2pu aY-
ERs, c .r.g.anisr May Of rirsiGa.
hi. f.:."ds aid tcq .~al,taEc's, aud ib2ts RI III. aust-
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ao,!ce to arisnd HE fasrrs' IN Wed esday a.tr.n0on, TITO
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p;r-.., .tsr = opposite the acnuaeLtai Church
Din, suddenly, on srudl., The 49,: las. in ;hi: city,
EDpAEp Day, 70 the'a;h Yea. CT HI: asa, ycE7iet: child
Of Henry y. AMI ~. ii. WsIEIr,.
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Gr-cu and Sin 81. ETA This ri: ads u ID: !aElS srs .r'r
ted 20 u.t.pl without turLss Lctc--
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and thay viii tai,o p.aas III tie eoart in the
order ottI.eir rsEk. : decision 3f the pro-
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members cs1 net be -svsr5,d o. tie COURT.
Tho 2isca Of hcl3;rg 6 court Is sr7oinsed oy
toe authority oasv0niEg ii.
Application FOX dcisy or pesiponemons Of
trial must, when practicable, bs made to the