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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Oregon Club, Attention The Oregon
Democratic Club will meet at Dickeys Hall.
Monday night Mayor Gillespie and Dr.,
ESry will be present and address the Club.
Fill the hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Democratic Meeting Tonight Re
member the Democratic meeting tonight at
Phillip Waltz corner, on Wayne street.
Judge Gilmore, of Eaton, will address sho
meeting. Turn out ia force.
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%%T q l1ll.. T5ains arrive and lepAFif
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.
st T.op;s Oot

st. Louis, Oct 81.
Gen. Schofeld has issued an order for
the government of November elections
In this State. The judges of election
Will be held strictly responsible that none
but qualified voters be allowed to vote
md any action On their part excluding
qualified voters from the polls will be
punlsho IS a military offense. ANY
person having borne arms against the
government and given aid and comfort
to Its enemies during the present war.
VINO shall presume to act as Judge or clerk
OF said election, and any county Judge
who shall knowingly supper, such person
as judge Of election, will be deemed guilty
of violating military orders, and will be
punished accordingly. In those parts of
the State *here there is danger Of inter
ference BY guerrillas, or combination Of
persons intended to overawe or intimi-
date loyal voters, military commanders
are d rectel to prevent such interference.
but where such protection is unnecessary
troops will absent themselves from the
polls entirely and are permitted to vote
only at polls open at headquarters in their
respective camps or attachments.
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NOTICE

TIE W Sample, sarah n Sample II R<,d,ns vp
Lynch, wiilism LeiRhien Trpstse; @ ssnto. wn
simpson, Pierce. Bros l. Flsnders Cook Ter.
hsrti Stone, Star &c, John Lovre Thora As Rankin
Asa MAYO, Xix Hale Co. Benedict Hail. 70
Hen' Lane, Hubert, Van valkenkure L. Co; Hal,
dock, Reed Co; Farnham, Kirs ham 4 Co: Jobn
Day. assispee of Burns 81 kentxen Archfh.ls
fenng Co; Ostheiner. woodward Go. Heyu.n
BALDWIN Il Hef~kiah Hinsdale. Defendants.
for are hereby notified that there 10 nov an ale
10 the once OF the Cerk Of The District Court Of %
COUNTY, Iowa. u Fort Madison Iowa petition unde
cain Of | Billings in which you are h N aae DE-.
f.ndsns. alleging that cerain Deed to eerf.ln Res.
kssfe In Lee County, Iowa said pet tion se-cyfeed
esecried by H. w. Sample and Sarah NJ ample 10 n
n. bffins snd W p b. Lynch Of date OF june l2th
A D., 1906. has BEEN lost and net recorded ana
that's Deed ofTrus. executed said premises ey said
n Belding and w Lynch TO William Leighton
trustee 10 scenic certain promissory notes has been
paid and should be cancelled OF Record and thai All
OF you except said lynch and Be ding, have yeex,,
ed 1ufgme against said ii w sample which BIZ
reason OF The loss ACC none recording Of said Deed
are cloud and shadow plslptn title to the said
premises Ard rra, ing thai said De- Of Tru.t m az be
deciared Paid and satisfied. and that said Judgments
may be declared lien upon .sd premises a nd thai
menis nd Deed OF Trust Ind the thereto NAV Be
qne'ed tn painhn and for other and farther relief In
the premises.
And rniass ron appear and answer thereto On or
before noon OF The second dsy Of the next term of
said Court TO De begun and holden on the arst Nom
day OF december A. D. 1853 default wi be entered
against you and udEr eat rendered thereon.
NOBLE STRONG.
oetto ca Atorueyx Plaintiff
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sosat sssspt ssch as.is pledgsasts Asls-
ere Of the Coniedente loan.
The Times thinks dctailS Of the battle
Of Chickamauga establish total defeat
Of the Fedsrals, and charge the Federai
Government with keeping back news
Polish and Mexican questions un-
changed.
The Paris Pstrie maintains complete
accuracy 10 ito statement that Prince Csarl
toriska had demanded the recognition Of
the Poles as belligerents.
Continental policies are generally un-
important. There is somewhat Of ten.
dency to panic in military matters.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet, but
steady for me white. Corn frm.
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NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon. Isaac Hall. Henry Howell
Lamont, Barbara Miller. Isaac 6lffn james
Robinson, Sr.; b Merriam, o ii Buvhridge Geo
Frederick, " II Graves. Hedges W Turner
assiEnee Of Patrick Grouse, state Of Iowa ffor
the use Of School Fund), t,eo Andersou Co:
fou and each OF you, are hereby notified rs
Is nov on nle 10 the once ofthe CLERK Of the Dis
trici Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Fort Ma ison a
petition OF Hiram Barney claiming OF you, Charles
Cannon. the sum Of Five Hundred and SO Iro
Doilars With ioper cent interest PER AMMAN able
annuaily a. money dne on = Mortgage made by ON
70 hArles Aason and since assigned 70 said Hiram
Barney, dated May 10Th, A. d. 1853, aiso claiming
aexina each Of You the foreclosure ofssid Mortgage
the same being upon certain lots In the City co.
kuk, described In said petitioa, for the pure base
monev :" lee county, Iowa. pan which have De a
reie TED IN said aortgaxs as therein forth; and
furn - ding for sale Of said ises and geperai
relief.
And u1less yotn appear and answer said petition
on o. before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of aaid District Court to commence AZ Fort
Madison on the first Monday Of December, A. D..
le63 defeut will be entered against YEN and iudg.
ment rende red thereon prayed for in said petition
NOBLE q STRONG
oete-daw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Chris r Conn, John Sanford. VIM w Re,r,.,
AT wai,ins The State Of Iowa, ifor the usr OF he
school FUND.- innings 4 Anderson; Wheeler. Bel
lows e. Coz VIM r Rudd,ck Miller Alexand.r
ST voornies, Chaplin Lee, John Hurst. Charles
Mcthil, James Cox, Anna Worthineton' Erecr
tf.x iue estate Of VIM II worthinr,an, deceased :
Ramsay, VIM Coisman, lsmes W & or, james Bur
rovS Caieo, Cope Co; Wfiiism Preston, Georre
Caous. sfryher Wood, d Hamiil; oil, shober
Co. Brown Z Ciendenies.
Iou, and each ofyou. ARE hereby notified on or
before the 10th day ofocobe 1883 there viii be- on
ale in the once ofthe CLERK Of the nistIics Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, AZ Fora MADISON, . pstitIon Of
e muel Miller, survivin9cbligee claiming OF you
The said Curtis Conn and John p Sanford the ann
OF Three Hundred and Fy Dollars ana Doll.y.
and Interest - money due = promissnav note ere
cuted By them TO Samuel Miller and Law. Reev..,
,so claiming e against All Of ron The foreeIosure Of
Movseaes 9fvsa . secure said note copye, I'M Inc
1.iowins real estate to-wi.: Lot one ri. 10 aIoci
eleven ~ IN the City OF eokuk In the Cor mtg o.
ana staee o. Lows, 10 which aaid real estas the
0tnef oefendants clatm ssme Interest
ADs enaess vcu appear thereto ana defend before
ICON q the second DAY Of the December term, 1888
,Issio Dstriet Court ct Fort Madison Judgment and
ascree vi b rendered thereon according the prayer
u said petition,
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
seQ.ee0 ANosssys IT plAisN1.
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Murder - N o1sse = lGasylanA.
Baltimore. Oct. Fl.


Murder - N eAsse = Masylaaa.
Baltimore, Oct. Fl.
Iaformation reaelsd hsfs today Of the
murder on Tuesday q Lieut. Ebsn White,
of tie 7th United Htales colored reei.
mont, sAish + sas0 49, ..oenoeisoa y
Col Berry, ns1r Be6ediSt, 81. 6liryS CO.
The SurderSf NJ Col. John h. 6cs6ern,
. prominent slass owner Of that county.
The Lisutsuanf, with squad Of BIZ
company, vas ssnt By Col. Berry =
Benedict on Monday to obtain recruits,
hearing that Sothsrn hid tve Of his slayes
tied Up 10 keep them from enlisting. The
Lieutenant proceeded to Sothern'a house.
and ordered the men to be released
Sothern and his son refused, and abused
the Lieutenant and threatened to fhoot
him, both being hssvily armed,
Lieut.. White left and proceeded 10 Z
field whore several of 6othssn's slaves
were 1t work. followed By ths4ather and
and son, who demanded hi object
The officer replied be was there 70 enlist
oil that we're 30 disposed. After some
more abuse the 6otbesns dscired
they would kill tbs Lieute nant, and 6red
their guns upon the officer, who fell NOR
tally wounded. His body Vas brought
here last evening and forwarded to his
friends in Massachusetts,. The two
SutherBs escaped.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Nashville Oct. 90.

NaSnVlile yet. ~.
Two Major Generals, Gen. Meigs aud
Gen. Grant and staff, arrived this evening
Tits reported General Grant assumes com
mand of the Cumberland, Tennessee and
Ohio, to be called the Military Division
of the Mississippi.
Gen. Thomas it is reported commands
the army Of the Cumberland.
Hooker is at Stevenson, Alabama.
E. M. Stanton arrived on a special
train and IS the guest Of Judge Catron.
He was received by an assembly of citi-
Gems at St. Cloud hotel. Short speeches
were delivered by Governor johnson,
Generals Grant and Meigs.
A railroad accident occurred near Muir
freesboro killing and wounding several.
Telegraph is working to Chattanooga.
River falling About five feet on
the shoals.
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Nashville, Tenn, Oct. II.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. II.
To Major General Halleck, Washington
On the 9Th inst, the enemy held down
as far as Blue Springs, and cavalry brig
ade of ours held Bulls Gap, supported
by small body of infantry at Morris
town. l accordingly dispatched brigade
of cavalry, around by Rogersville, to in
tercept the enemy's retreat, and With .
considerable body of infantry and ar.
,ilery moved to Bulls Gap.
On Saturday, the 10Th inst, advanced
. cavalry brigade 10 Blue Springs. where
they found the enemy strongly poste d
aud Offering stubborn resistance. Skir-
mishing continued until about S O'Clock
in the P. NJ, when sent in a division oil
infantry, who charged and cleared the
woods, CALAMITY driving the enemy in
confusion until dark.
During the night the enemy retreated,
leaving the dead on the field and most OF
their wounded in our hands. We pur.
sued them in the morning with infantry
and cavalry.
The infantry force met them at Hender
son, but owing to q misunderstanding,
withdrew and allowed them to pass with
only slight check. The pursuit xas
continued until the evening, when | with
drew most Of my infantry and returned
to this place. Gen. ShsckIeford with
cavalry and brigade Of iufan.ry confirm
ed the pursuit, the enemy making stand
at every important position, but he has
driven them completely from the State,
captured the fort at ZollicofTer and burnt
the long railroad bridge there, and Eve
other bridges, and destroyed locomo-
tives, 81 cars, and boat. His advance
is nov 10 miles beyond Bristol.
Our loss at Blue Springs and in the
pursuit was about loo killed and wound.
ed; the enemys loss was considerably
greater. About $50 prisoners we're
taken. A. Z. BURNSIDE,
Major General.
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New York, Oct. 21.
The Port Royal New South of the I7tb
contains the following:
The United States steamer Bieny;l.e
ofthe Western Gulf Squadron, touched
At this port on her way to Philadelphi.
for repairs. She brings important iptelli
gence which had been received at Nav
Orleans just before her departure. that I.
grand expedition under Major General
Banks had effected landing at Point
Isabella. Texas, email place al the mouth
OF the Rio drande with two corps. one
under Franklin and the other under :
Major General. whose name we did not
learn. The successful occupation of
Point Isabella will give US in short time
possession OF Brownsville, which is opno.
site Matamoras, Mexico, the grand en,fe.
pot of the rebels, from which muuition.
OF war and needed supplies are sransfer.
red across the Rio Grande to the former
place by small boats.
A large portion Of the Confederate cot
ton which had been sent to Europe to
purchase supplies has passed through
Brownsville to Anglo rebel blockade rnn.
ners, lying on the Mexican or neutral side
Of the river. Or course our occupation Il
the place will effectua.ly put : ston n
this illegal traffic, and at the same time
will enable our blockaders to close The
river With small force.
In one other matter the occupation Of
Texas will have an important bearing: i
will enable the Government to keen !
powerful corps Of observation on the yerv
border OF the theatre of French operation.
IN Mexico, which may be made quickly
10 case our complicated relations
with Napoleon should result in war With
that grasping and unprincipled po.entate. |
Major Gen. Banks, always ac,iye and
ever victorious, will soon be in possession |
Of all important points in Texas. and
practically of the entire State.
II Is understood that another corps oil
'is army is cooperating With him from
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,Cincinuoti. OF. 70.

Special to the Commercial says the
Cattlettsburg, Kentucky, expedition sent
out by Col Gallop,, commanding Eastern
District OF Kentucky, consisting Of de-
tachments Of the 18th and 36lh Ken
tscky hes returned bringing in Fifty pris
oners, sixty horses and fifty stand Of arms,
without the loss Of = man. ;.
Eastern kentucky ispresty we'll cleared
Of rebels. -
The Gazette, Knoxville. correspondent
says We hold the county from BristA r
Hiawaze river.
Parsou BrowDlow and Horace May
nard, made speeches in Knoxville o the
Goth, and both endorsed the Adminletrs-
ton fully and favored the immediate
emancipation Of East Tennessee.
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From st. Domingo.
Now Vort, 4

New York, Oct. 80.
The steamer Creole from u.u
10th, has arrived.
Vera Cruz dates of the frat contain. -.
news.
General Forey had not vet arrived A.
Havana, and it was rumored he had a;ed
of yellow fever.
Domingo dates of the l2.h are received
1t is probable the Island will have n be
Abandoned by the Spaniards.
Porto Plata has been burnad hv N.
rebels, who have e.tahlishad ! Goys,n.
ment ut Cabello Rosela.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, Oct. 81

New I Ork, Oct. 81.
Inc steamer Scotia from Liverpool,
win da'es to the 18th, has arrived.
The Government on the 9th seized one
the Mersey. ~
another authority says both had been
seized IL IS mol known what additional
eviderce had been procured to lead 10 The
step. Il is said the rebel government had
resolved not to grant clearance to block
ade runners except on condition of their
taking one-third of their outward cargo
on government account. Also a press
ure was being used to get prohibition
OF expectation Of cotton, on private &C.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Washington, Oct. 90.

Washington, Oct. ~.
A correspondent reports the army of the
Potomac in full pursuit Of the relreating
rebels.
Teams we're run out to Bristow's to-
day, and large quantities of railroad ma
terial was transported for putting the
track in repair and rebuilding bridges.
The rebels destroyed the track for miles,
burnisg ties, and digging down grading.
Prisoners assert it is evidently destroyed
for twenty -four miles beyond Catlett's
Station, aud Lees object was to capture
supplies and so disable the road that We
could not disturb him, until another corps
of his army could be sent to Bragg.
Our forces in the meantime are push
ing on, but thus far without OPT o.ition
or any indications of being able to halt
Lee and force general engagement this
side of the Rapidan.
Our cavalry captured about a dozen
prisoners last night at Catlett's Station.
An orderly of Gen. Merritt's came in
from the advance at 4 o'clock this morn
ing, reporting considerable body of cav
airy and infantry advancing up the road,
but up to dark to-day no demonstrations
were made. and it is supposed to have
been merely strong picket force for the
night.
Large numbers of our cavalry are be-
ing reitted with fresh horses and equip.
ments. and every thing put in position for
vigorous work.
Part Of Lees army was at Culpepper
this morning. being vigorously embarked
in trains of cars for the southwest.
Later-An officer Just in from the
front brings intelligence that Lees whole
Infantry force is across the Rappahannock.
Some of his cavalry are still on this side
and part on the other side.
Our reserve cavalry, under Gen. Mer-
rift, yesterday advanced as far as War-
renieu function, meeting but few rebel
cavalry. SO retired as we advanced.
Washington, Oct 81.
Accounts from the army Of the Poto-
mac to yesterday noon, state Kilpatrick's
cavalry pushed back Stuart's rebel cavalry
beyond Gainesville towards Warrenton.-
There was considerable fighting, with but
little loss to us.
1t is positively stated Lee was at War
renton on Monday, and had formed line
of battle and posted his artillery.
Our troops were moving steadily on
ward in two columns.
Buford reports no enemy in force in
Tboroughtare Gap.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday atterHoon the
rebels were in force a. Buckland's Mill,
four miles from Gainesville. Our troops
are advancing, and great battle is con-
sidered Imminent.
Gen. Custer reports that in the engage
meni Of Monday We drove the rebel cav
airy from Gainesville to beyond Buck
lands Mills, five miles westward. At
this point Gen. Clusters forces encoun-
tered rebel line Of battle, infantry and
artillery, at least mile.
Brig. Gen. Davis cavalry brigade and
battery were at one time entirely cut off
by the rebels, but he succeeded in extri-
eating himself.
We lost about 200 in killed, wounded
and missing, and several wagons, one OF
which contained the official papers of the
brigade.
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FRoM wAsn1NaTOs.

Washington, Oct. 81
Advices from the Army of the Potomac
say that the right column advanced yes
terday to within 3 miles Of Warrentoo,
and the left column a. far a. Greenwich
Village. Our advance entered Warren
ton without serious opposition, CONTRARY
to the general expectation. The conclu-
sion is that the rebels are really retreat
ing before our advance.
The railroad 10 10 tact to Aanuassas
Junction and Gainesville, on the Nannss-
sas road. and the telegnphic connection
with the latter place.
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Church D.rat n Pittsssrg.

Pittsburg Oct. 81.
The third Presbyterian church was des.
troyed BY Ere to-day, including vaIua
BILE organ and the library Of the parsop a.
Insurance Of building, $4,000 in West
ern, North American, Albany and Frank.
lin Offices. The organ was also insured
for 81, 200, 10 the Western.
The fire originated in the old Journal
building adjoining. occupied as work
shops BY several tenants.
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csRaEcTsp pAiIrsr
s. II a ILL,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
ies Corner Foar,A and Main streets.

DAiLvGArs CRY ovsfeE,,
ksox-K oet 20. 1864. /
PRODUCE AND PR0vlSlOND.
! FLouH-sapsrsLe 81 81. sprtn, whe., sxsr
a. Pail whea, kIsrs - ss 10 - IS.
com AEAL-si 20 ? 100 ~;
SHIP sTUy1-ei Is to u 90
/ CoRS-se- . ouss.
| aARLEY-75e 10 q rs nominal
wazAT-PaiI u ooSsI 10; spring sse7se ? ~
| RYB-sse
| 0ATS-sae
| NEW POTATOES rs Asoe: Retail asc per pee,
suTTkR--Comnoni 6c: choise, n to Soc; retail
| q 10 Use
| EGGS-i5 to lsc.
oHICKEEs-el 20 to 81 90.
LARD-s . SIZE.
BACok-sboaldsrs. Sic; Hans Tie. eiAes ske,
WHITE BEANs-Common TO rood 90 TO n II
Prime Navy q co.
TALLow--7k to sxe.
HAY-Timo,hy. emo to sis %, baled s,s q
10 si7 oo; Prairie % to eIo %.
GROCERIES.
susAR-Ssv Orleans fair. i7ie; prime ls1
| choice ~; New Yort, g, lsc; Eev York, A, Isle;
crushed pow dsYedl1.
HoLAssEs-BsleAsr's Sugar Honse 1o17sc; Col.
denSyrup asc Set oH-very scarce sorgum 4o4soc
coFFkE-Ric si9s4c; Java 20; Laguyra
RICE-9af0c.
SODA - 7tc
sOAP-Palm ste. Family Sc, Gernap 7ae.
cANDLEs-starIss 70 10; sun.sr Prs.sea ia,e.
TEAs-Youne Tyson, 81 lo0 81 50; Imperial, n n
eel so; BLACK, 7sc0ei 20.
ToBAcCo.-Dart Sweet, soc; Medium Brand,
soc to 70c; Gold and Natural Leaf sos to Ne
EAlLs-Best Brands o5 IS, rates.
GLASs-exi0 City o. So rates
CORDAGR--iss "a i0o
FRUIT-Raisnse S oes Is.
sALT-Lake - IS
PIsH-so- /! kas..rsi, bsl,. 81 50 70 sls ..
No. do hlfsSl. sa 20 = - :"
No.2 do do 81 90
Hifbbb. No. I White Pish @ s
sUNDRaEs.
LkATHEh-Soie3 800 IS: II nesr381l3.
HIDEs-Dry Fiin,lse: Dry saI.ed II; grubby
hafprics e,ssn Sc; gsesa sheep pel,s loco
2S1sesn hog skfns lSe.
skEDs-Tfmoshy % 50 to IS: Piax, O. 90.
RKATBKRS-3sa4s.
CHEksE-Denmark Il 70 I6e.
BxBF CATrLR-ia0qac eross.
sHEEP-e2 90 to - 50 phead.
WOOL-Cieaa Tubwashsd, 40 !, SOC; Unwashed one.
bird less.
oILs-coai OIL. SOC; retail ooc. Linsssd OIL,
BEkSwAx-35c.
PAT HoGs-es 50 gross.
RAGs-WooleD y; Cotton &c.
NEW GUNNIRS--2ix 10 IA.
OLDtRoN-Ie D. Brass Toe ' \ Copper
lsc 3.
BxcaARsE.-oo New Yorx y perc snt .sankabis
Funds; Philadelphia, Bostoa aad Cincinnati per
sent st.Lo ais and Chicago X per cent. Gold ~
buying.
DRY GOODS.
eheETINGs 4 sHikTlNGs--20 to 4oc.
DRlLLS-28 70 lOc
PRiSTs-Hk to 23ic.
DELA1NS--2s to 32ic
0iNGnAMS--Qs 70 IKE.
CHADWICK 4 COATS eynOL-oi %.
sKEtN rHRBAD-oI 10 to IL -
FARMERS MICH. CAssINRKB--oo to &c.
sklRT BRAID-s0c to 81 %.
CORSET JEANS Il 1ks.
DENiMs-23a 70 34e.
TlCKlnG-39i 70 sos.
IINsBYe-1o 70 90.
CANTON FLANNsLs--b 70 81.
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Mere Rumors Of Mcade's Removal.

New York, Oct. 81.
The Commercials Washington letter
contains rumors that Gen. Meade is to be
superseded by Gen. Sedgewick or Gen.
SickIes.
The new fractional currency will prob
ably be suppressed as failure, both al
regards paper and engraving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22
Remains Of Brig. Gen. Lyttls

Cincinnati, Oct. 81.
The remains of Brig. Gen. Lyttle will
arrive here this morning.
Gen. Rosecrans is expected to arrive
tomorrow. A committee of citizens has
been appointed to give lin public re.
ception.
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Quota Of New York IS, 900.

Albany, Oct. 81.
Mr.. W. L. Arnvn was agreed upon
this evening at the Democratic nomina-
ton for Congressman in this district. to
ill the vacancy occasioned BY the resig-
nation of Orastus Corning.
The quota of this State, under the
present call for 100000 men has been
fixed at So. 900.
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S-T-l86O-X.


They parity. strsnsth sn and invigorxts.
They create . healthy appetite.
They IN aniidote TO change Of water and diet.
They overeome effects ofdisspsiioa sad late hours
They srcnsthen the system and eaiiven the mind
They prevent mia.nsise ana Intermittent feveu.
They purify the breath and seitiiy ofths stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhea, cho,era md Cholera Noreus.
They cure liver Complaint sSd Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bis,en In the world. They nAhe
the weak man sirang. and are exhausted natures
great resorer. They are male Of pure ST. Crcr Rum
The eeissrsted Caisaya Bark and herbs and
With the pleasure of beverage without regard
10 age or time OF day. Particularly RECOMMENDED 70
delicate persons requiring gsntie ainusnt. Sold By
all Grooers. Drusgs s. Ho els and saiocns.
P Il DRAKE CO, 10 Bresdvsy. Sev.York.
Sold By Andrew j. Wilkinson.
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