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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
CITY lrEpIA.

THE RUSSIAN BALL.-1his grand affair comes
OF tits evening at tie Academy q Music. and. ron
tie arrangement, tist have been nlnGe by tho Con
m.i,e- Of Management. II pruIAes 20 eclipse any
i-si,.y - tie Liud ever before ied Ia city An
entrance snilar io that bul for tie Prince oi Wales
Da las been ,foc." at ihc center ~ tie tu!ilg In
FouriooatL street at which in,ii gussi, oily viii be
admitted. drtss us b,~n put tie entire Louise
p. u occaxon tie ornhn-utatOr and decorations h.
ng ,Ioced!nglY ehaste and elegant In tie center of
the main entrance viii be marble huIt 81 Washington
and either side viii be preseliei ifncss o' tie late
AID prcfent Emperor. Of EuSsin Tng' Of all nations.
,he American and Russian oooTs IIedoininstrg. ar.
groccilly f.stooned about tie house The stage lAs
been arranged TO repT.seat huge naHinee and vii
present at tie q scesc painting Of the Laie d.
Como
From the main entrance of tie Academy 10 the en.
trance Of Irving Hail. win DO covered platform the
interior of which viii b. decorated with red and white
bunting Tie decorations VI The Ia lave been got ap
undcs the direction of Lafayette 4. Harrison and n
X. Asxiniian. Mr.. Theodore Moss Of Wsllacks viii
have charge OF the lsdies reception Ifelnsmul.
Ter rud GraulAs Bands have been engaged ios tho
caE.Oa.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
THE BUSINESS OF GAMBIrro.-There have

THE BUSINESS OF GAMBLIN0.-Ihere have
been several descens made BY our Police upon gambling
establishments and arrests of parties and capsuIes Of
implements have followed which opened the eyes Of the
uninitated in smasement. Men, old and young. hsvs
been caught seated at the tables who we're thought by
all their acIuaintanccs far removed from such habits
AZ it was possible to consider them Implements Of the
most strange and singular character though minutey
described Jet entirely unintelgbls 70 the world u
large taken Possession Of and conveyed 70 the
Station Housos there TO be added TO the collections
already gathered Of tie instruments Of crime. But
EswYork not The only city In which such things are
done Richmond papers Of lato date contain accounts VI
similar proceedings op the part Of the police Of city
Parties Of niss character arrested. and implc
nents Of Inc make were seized and In addition book
apparently the private account book Of the proprietor Of
the houss found containing tho following entries
taksn u random from its pages 1t win be seen that
though the EXPENSE we're large and tho loss heavy at
tmss stiIl the balance Il finally in favor Of tho bank
The iIst itenA masteting and Ice for day. loom up
30 also the cost Of lard (e2) Why such quantity Of
lard 10 requisite in gambling establishment Is myste.
~ That sum would buy enough here to grease all the
machinery in Q hrstcass Nov England factory Tor a
month at least. Fifty dollars to a.poor woman All.
CHARITY. thou coycrst multitude Of aims. That Ao-
counts for 1ai item Shsd butter. ard towels. e310-
principally towels we presume TO dry tho washed hands
a.er nights work or play rather. Bat 10 thc account
tnvo u
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Puoy0sr MAnsuAL GENERAL HAyEs.-Brig..

j
Gen Hayes the newly appointed Assistant Provost
Marshal Gener al Of New York inductcd into olce
on Tuesday. but yet has takcn official action.
though 1t Ia probable tha, IL few days hc viii Issue
general order setting forth his views AID intentions
relative TO ryeruiiiug Saturday morning the Provost
Marehals In TIE ConpreSsona Districts of ths city
we're introduced to Gen Hsyos eod subsequently, held
a meeting but no busin,s Of consequence wns tnno'
acted Col Nugent with bis former corps VI assistants
still remain at headquarters, no change having beeh
nude by Gen. Hayes.
RIOT III AYHATrAHvILLF--FoUR POLICE
nEN WousDFD.-Abort O'Clock y. H.. on Tnosdny'
rariy If ronghs numbering betYccn 70 end 90 made
their appearance In Mnnbn,tohyi,ie. snd commenced
creating Il disturbance. Capt. HaIn of the Thificth
Precinct promptly hand With bis reserve force
and attacked them, when n desperate fsht onsneh.
Psto gtonss and s;icks freely used by The crowd
but 1t was Of 10 avail The police IN s cnd prevailed
lae rl.fms were chased into Ia" Contra. Park. ana
nunbcf of them arrested. Ohoers Mcknight, beam
u ls.J IDlD v,re sToch ~ sss sesd v.L steDas ASo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

NORWICH LINE.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

On and srcr MDSDAY. Nov. 2. the sts,ness CITY OF
LOSTJS sad tI.l Or hEH-YUkA VIII .osv- fier NO
> o.sh b,.r, a. o'clock ,lnstesd Of = le'roforl
l.. ). 81 AKIN. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

On and sier MosDAY nov; 2. ne .ssress CITY on
8 S..a River, a. o'eioes n.tesd Of 8 . her,oforrl
L. MiHfiN. Agent
L'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, ard
l. srRISGFlELD.-SfGAM AMBOAT AND EAinaOAo
CONsECroN rbe c9N.iSEhrAL is e-,e, f,ssesc,,,I2 c,,2
Itay-s a, II ocioch sundays excepted
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
- TaS. NEML1NDoS,, sToSihd,syS, :, ,r.,,h lRont
DFse .ds .t. atSMaSs aSa I'D Ply
MOUTH ADcA will ..'e tieF no 10 " -. TOO. Of ce.Ft
'IG 1 .,sa ':.F ow s.'sy 4 NY line oes
psSy NJ ' Ms'' i.s e1'e' 9; %.ISysnps ,,,,.
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of MEN JERSEY.
l s;is &. 3 Se.~s a end e @
road. and Easea wa the Leigh Vale. isf,ad ans n:
"''''-' s.-4's ! AL All ARRANGEMENT u
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 TIE WEST.
Two hosa, Yrs .ad sisy hi''' saved .. 4' F's'r 70
Commeneins os,ct.s o. iS.i Leave NewYors . foll~.:
Pcu.vils, H.n,Iasr M.ucl cLani, %i..i,us2o-.
oIo.. Bs.d fit,;,cp Bnsh'%on sa,o MAesesrss WI
Transport, Reading Foesv.ls. Harrisburg. 81.
80 p A.-r0r E.sssn. Bethlehem, Ai"ae"n "nd d-'as
40 p m-Yor somervDs
S:iOr n-Por Sopsr,ire.
i'm W ksTEah ExSsxss-For Kss.on ANoio~n' p p
Ing Harrisburg Pttsbush aud the West. Sleeping "a
Jersey City through to Pissblrsa-
Train fton New Ysri arrives sours H. co-t
Ing Eat and Wss PennsylvsriA Genital ksr'ac A ~
efn Central R.Osd North sd South. and with ne I'r''r
ELn.s:rarosr s,p Nxw.Yonx FeKsr-Lesvs y.~.ies
an. oo,,, stop s BE gen Point Mariner arbor sv,ry
,hp each way JOSIAH " srEARNs. Superintendent.
ERIE RAILwAY.-Passcnger trains.
~ a m. Yspresf< bee.lo
.p N. Way for Oti.vile, Newbarsh and wsrwes
ter PCaa.ad.,es .nd pacip.. ra:iSn" aa II sstii.,
ru. throus b 90 bun.o Bot doe. NO, nan to ouHAiFA
p H. hA''',ch chas aiSor General Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-fOR y:
sOaFh Fhss .n4 %Esl ssf aH'h I'''No s.Ts: " "
E.rrs.s snd io H. and J, 20, ,os7 .a ind q ,oa
-,oy % s ,a4 say IA with sleep 1915: s,eI 4 H.
p.e,ian 80 N. 'ss IN, aud l.2a AM es'
ress.s .aa 4 .4a ,S.la, S.s II T. M. Ma z H. 4p~
p ~ so. and ss, p. NJ
'Si1si or +niays q, So y p H., ton so,h..i.
Ticket, may be piesisd sry Of TIC Gse' = 49,:
tie hoase to all points On the road and 20 s'eota sp
NEW-JERSEY RAiLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ AnELFhiA aud the SOUTH sad - y. SEh,
SLY clri-M.l aud tAp'y. Line iFs,e Hes-fSrA ,s At
ss.s,g. erssd At .d 10 a. M. and 80 aad l.'cp w.
for " Washns:on and at ! sli u p m ior I'll, Wet
j. ". WOODBURY., As.sai. eUi efinit nd'Iit
No hs-~ag- II b. received 'of trans Dtss -ii"eS
ard sheck "a Is minute, III advance q s tme 'i lesv'
NORTHERN r. r. OF y. JERSEY. Trains
~ leave Jersey ciy al ;,ioa M a. n' 'i' ~, w.,
" ri., and IS The sis . n an -, - "
scy. Dct. II. l5ua 1. '" H-"'A 'F''L''
NTEW.YORK, HARLEM, anl ALBANY
IN EAILROAp.-Pos Albany. 1880 o. ili ior Dover
riain. no: 81 r D H. 'ro,on fall. $3.50. lug0
4 o. ni 1or other usrs Time Table
JOHN EJRChiLL. suitTiHt-udent
NEW-YORks NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER AhiAS6ENENi
1863 COMMENCING JuLl D lalA it-A
Passenger Station IN NswNok corner ~ o. ant toas
EtI. d
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
NEIE RAHWAY.-Passcnccr Ger tram

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
IL m. Yspress 90 Bueslo.
$50 IN. Nils, daily. for OtAvi,is
ioa IN, Nh fer Buaso.
4p ul Way. for Otisylue. Newburgh and Warwick
M. hislt Expfess asry, for DugAs bghs.o ho'Aes
ter Caasrd and principal stations iian ~ SATURDAY
rms tArous ii 90 bur..o bot docs not ~ ,u-sA.
?. H.. EI.srai.t ior DunkitA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
TgAINSLgAyE NFW-YORK:

Passenger Station IN NswNofk .t- o. ani ,bas
ELti ance s5lh i.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
IORN I. NEW-lIAVEN RAILKOAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY D. Is-l I|A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

- T1S, NEW-LONDOS, sTONlN6lO'. fRotL
DfNCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and AEN ,EDE OAn
The Jlsadd stezlrefs tCMMOSWE sl-fN AID fi.f-
MOUTH aOCA will leave t,.r No 10 ~ a., loot vi Court
,sad,,;. d4iy t.scep, Sgi.dsJl ST +p. IN.
Fr.rnt cw by other line CEce OF Com
psuy, No liJ " est-s.-, coracz ol tcl.iss.t-st
Nss.Yo,s Nov /. iss3 W.M EDWARDS Ase,t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

~ From foot Of CJ1itsad s,-ConncctinS ss Kan s2n
Junction ih The Delaware. Lsckawsnoa end Western ait
road and Eas,oa w..h the ehgh Vale, sisad ahf "a
connections forming dieo< line Pis,seush aud lie West
~ithoat change Of cara -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
l. srRIS6ylELD-SfgAMBOA AND IAi.ROAo
CDNrFG r,ON. Ihc CONTINENTAL leave. ieessi2
IA. River Il 3ls o. M. NIGHT LI.E.-I-e ELI ClrI
/, ay.s Al II e'c,ocl d ~ SUNDAYS excepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

r~cu. 1,Ae DSsys .Vees, SSfs~d1y, OF. "a.
S.pRTKLL BREAKFAST TO THE REV. HENRY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
Gen. Halleck has ordered that Lee
and apo her Rebel officer Hung
in case Of Cal Is. Sawyer and
Finn bring Hug.
Hon. John 4. turley Dead.
Iuio, Prisoners arrive at tOIt
Monroe.
NEW YoRk. Aug. -.

The draft TODAY, las proceeded without
AZ 4 III nstratiuns, other than ic'haih7 ~
.ll.tpg % the elected. Tue ul.itary ar
rang, mcuts, however, will COZ finne o. Tue
tnest powerful character, aud ten. oahoS
aho c nmAnds tlr Govetameht ioic''
here. - mcea>lng IN h,- vigilance, though
the measures taken hy NH, onlaori a mob
! aid ~, c,ftai1 I, i've AZ t"nr, c,tbtr !"
New York City of brooklyn.
Abuut ore thea-ard ntmcs were drawn
to-day. Tue mihta are all at the'r attno
re. but wil not be called upon nnl"ss = :
yalc property cannot b. protected y oa'
,.ft.at
Inr p ovost Marshal aud other oiiieial-
sfr tut,y pt.,eetr1 ~ deiachments oil th'
am Mas,schnsptt- rni tber regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
lA.n.hnIoN. Aug. y.

The following i 'ac language Of MAJ n
G4n uI,ck 10 ,Ae Agent idr the eN.
change II ptnoaer.: l. :. directed thai
Immediately on receiving oiiic'a! or othe'
.utltntIc mi rmatun ol the execution q
Captain Sawyer aud tapt. ft'no, you VIZ
.aocrei 10 bane W. Il. LIE and the of"e'
reb oil ,er designated a. htfeinab2Ee 9
rected, aud thar you motif, L bert oalo
:. .aid proceedings snd as>uf BIN shat tut
a.seinu.rt q the United States viii pro
coed to retaliafe i5r every elnflaf baroar-
Oh, violation, o, .he law, VI clgl! zed var.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
ClhcINNAlI, Aug. W..

Hon. John A. Gurl,y del Al his resi-.
4 nee, near CLtFi)i. Hamilton county, thu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
LEGAL.
THII.IEt'S SALE.

WHEREAS on tho llih day Of July, A. d.,
" ls59, Tn mas Black burn and Lucinda
Blackburn. bis wife, Of the county OF Jackson aud
state Of Iowa. executed unto Anthony Van
WICK, as Trustee, n cert.in Deed of Trust, con.
veyihe e. said Trustee the land In jackson
county. Iowa, described ms folows.to wit: The
north east qusrier of section number fourteen
IA. in township number eighty five s5) north,
Of range one o st. VI the ff b 9TH primer pal
merriam and also the south ives quar- or "a }
Of tho south east quart r, and the north-ea.t
auarterf a of the south eas' q"arter = Of sec
ton township and range Aforesaid, containing
two huDdred AM forty (2ioD acres which SAID
conveyance made by the said 1hstnas Black
burn and l.ucinds. bis wife, for the purpose OF
securing tho payment Of o certain pronissory
note and tho interest thereon, signed by said
Thomas blackburn, da tod the llth day Of July,
A. u 1889 and PAYABLE one year stter da,o t.
Almet :, eel or rider for the sum OF eiey hun
ltea sixty tour :. loo ~ u dollars, with in
terest nj y e rate of ten yer cent per annum.
And now said note hayiLg become duo and
IA bile, and the said Thomas Blackburn having
Jailed to pay the same, aud the .aid ANTHONY Van
Wick, Trustee a aforesaid, having removed from
thu state Of Iowa. John l.. swits irnstee b.,
appoiniment Of tho county Judge IT scott coun-
~ Iowa MS stir ulatei and agreed in such case IN
SAID deed Of trust do hereby give this pune notice,
that by virtue Of the power which is N me vested
Nv said eed Of Trust ! will. on saturday. the
2p.h day Of August, A. ID. 1888 attne hour OF
o'clock in the afi ernoon OF said dny.at the Court
bonse do in the city Of payenlnri,espose and o.
Ter for sGlc al public suc n, me parcels q land
oL,vo dc.ctibed or 81 niue thereof as shall be
eessary 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note with interest thereon 10 the day ~ sale
together with all tho costs and expenses atiendiI Z
saia sale costs 4 this notice aud Trustees fees
Dated the 5th day Of August. y lsdS.
,HN l.. sWlTS,
TIN too w appointment OF tho Cuuntv Judge Of
SC II County. | wa- ag'-us
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
The BEST SEWING MACHINE
EVER MANUFACTURED.

At THE GREAT INTER NATIONAL FAIR
\ last year il took The Imperial 6old Medal as
first and hig es, Pr, mum ,or exeellency Of Ma
chine also. four Their Cola Medal as First Pre-
mi ms tor the four d TO ent ersdes Of work; also,
I ur Honorable Mentions Tor 80 d work, compris-
nc the only Premiums given either for exec lem
ey or Tor work. Thus tho Original Howe sewing
iachinc. from which all others derive their vi
talitJ, has established itself by taking five Gold
Medals cut Of six, aud four Honorable Mentions
out Eve at Worlds Fair, where all of the
eading sewing Machines; both in this count y
and urope. were on trial, as the bet Sewing Ma
chine ia tho world. Gail and ex.mineat
Z. l. COSr'S.
Corner Brady 4 % streets. Davenport, Iowa.
myl3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Book for ChOlrs.
schools and Singers
n Home.
THE HARP OF JUDAH

A Collection OF Sacred and Secular Music for
Cheiss, Schools, Musical Conventions, Societies
and the Home Circle Religious n o,ship Choir
and School Practice. ny l. q. EM-nsON, au-
thor Of the "Gotden Wreath, "'sottaH harmony,"
&c.
The great favor With which Mr.. Emerson
works have been received has induced the publ
eaton Of this Book. III the PRINCIPLES Of No
tanon are plainly eiucida,ed and Exercises given
OF very pleasing and attractive style. Its Mu-
sic, mbracing every, being as a whole, neither
very simple nor very elaborate, but con orm'ng to
tho want, and capacities of the eroat ma ority Of
sinners. The anthems, sentences, Chorus aud
Chants are superior TO those OF most co lectiobs.
whilc tue Me,rioal Tunes equally good. In
manv instances, music has b.ea wrilt to a
whole hymn, thus giving u greater variety than
can possibly be obtained In any other way. At
TIE same time each tune can be us-d tor any
hym OF The same metre.
Cgons. SootErfs, TEACHERS, and oil persons
interested in a ork Il this kna, can ordc. this
book with perfect feiabilila Of it, being oil that
it is represented TO tea ,tai lire music hook
reglete with all those features that tend TO rem
der such hook pleasing and popular
Price 80 or dozen. sin. lie copies 81. Speei-
men numbers sent Tree. OLIVER DiTs ON 4 co
Puhlirhets posinr. ag7-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

WEST AND SOUTH WEST
where they have been introtu'e i
they are re- omuenied by the ihys-
icians a. baneGcial it taken IN pro-
per aaan tiles in accordance win
the directions, a. a preventative and
Cur. Tor REyER And aGl y,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20

ngl1,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
MEDICAL.
koRlCky STOMACH BlTTERS.

,re not oh cred to the lublic ms a
medicine that will cnre all "ilis that
a 81 is heir to-" but they are sh
b onest, reliable, remedial agent, ana
are an efficient and agreeable resu-
iatot Of the system. In all sections
II the G untry, especially IN fho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-20
NEW ADV'TS.
UNIVERSAL CLOiHLS WRlNCER.
Universal Clothes VVringer

"A child can r. adily wiring out n tubiui Of
Clothes in a few minutes. II IL in real ty a
CLOTHES SANtR! TINE SAvEa and
STRENGTH SAvkg The saving of garments will
alone pay "A large ner centoge on its ost We
think he machine much more than PAY = FOR
ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving OF gar
ments There are several kinds, nesrly alike
il general constructor, hut We consider il impor-
ant chat tho Mringar be fitted with Cogs, other
wise n mass Of garments may clog the rollers, and
the rol ers upon he crank hat slip and tear tn
clothes + the rubber br. ak IRON the shaft
our own is one OF the FIRST make, and it is as
GOOD as NEW after nearly four years constant
uss =
Ererg Iyringer nth Coz Whe,lc Il Warranted IN
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-24
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav G
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. THIS will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct for Stock
New York-[via Allentown and with Tower changes
than any other
EN0CH bEWIs, Gcn'l superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
LII. HOUPT Genr Ticket Agent, PHILADELPHIA.
Il. n. HOUSTON GenI Freight Agent, Phila.
delpha' augl:t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-24
p , I 13I TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.d
.v,1ys SOLID Inns o. NoSrARx1L, Con Isen,) On
: -, =, :, Lxxs, NAxR souAsx.1 rfE1qI

rYearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aecor-
ding TO the space occupied and the number OF changes
made. %. sar. r..t-
AM advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers to be paid for ia aduance, .;.-..F -,.-----
business Cards exceeding Ave lines $40 per year,
or o. for six months but for shorter period nothing
win be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited TO
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all adj
versemsnts for the benefit of other persons as well as
all legal advertisements and advertisements OF auction
sales and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
o. the usual rates. ~.
e. Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Public Meetings to be charged in all cases
ct I'LL rates. - 80
Marriages, Notices OF Funerals, and ANNOUNCEMENTS
of sermons, so cents each.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-24
LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C., &c.

We oall especial attention Of persons afflicted witt
those diseases, 10 the fact that have almost "
valpabls eaInsnt IN those elections which has bses
iatsly discovered. We have succeeded in restoring
easss Of this Kind in few months who have beGu treat
cd for years 10 effect, and others undS
treatment and are rapidly being restored as in fact 70
use their own words, th0y say they feel themselves
coming up every day. We do positively claim thai
and make more comfortable, and proong life; aud tbs
most Of cases be SUCCESSFULLY cured II taken IN an!
hind Of time Remember that this Is an age Of LD'
provsmsnt and remedies are being discovered that d
arm disease Of many Of its tsrTor. We invite thoS
who srs thrsatsned or have any form Of Lung Disease
10 give N one trial, when We can prove ali We La"
said In the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every case Of these ds-
oasee This 10 positive fact, and will pledge oai.
selves TO give $50 10 any Of the kind we cam"
cure, and w gensraly cure with two prescr1pti'ni
~Ths following Istt.r is nom the wife Of HI
stockwsn, Es9.: -,
i -H>'Hi New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. .sH
Dr. sAAxSos: Dear Sir, desire 10 cypress TO y94
The deep grattdsI feel for the great benefit havsn
rived from your tsatmsnt. I had become 50 weak ~
20 much reduced with frequent hemmoThass Of -.
lungs, that had almost dsspaired Of recovery, ana
had become evident 70 all my friends that without '',
speedy rehd could not long survive. j counshgv
with your treatment on tbs lst Of July, 1851. Du!p.
the hrst months treatment began to perceive ~,
tbs bsnnorrhaRe vaa much less frequent, and gTessI
diminished in quantity; and from that time orEit
have had no hemorhags, and now enjoy better h~1
tnsu have Tor ssvera! years. ~ the conmeneeIIa~
Of treatment you only gave me sncouragsmeDtN Nc
Tor q restoration 70 reasonable degree Of health ~
expsctetiepS in this respect have been more than
lied II this should meet the eye Of any afhctsa
was, can with great confidence rscommSna w.
treatment - pns Of great snscacy.
se2iy JDTn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

UNION Mm IN SoUrHnRN BAsTILEs.-
Fren Rebel sources the Philadelphia En-
quirer learns, officially, that there are now
IN rsbel jails over four hundred onion
men arrssfe8 fpm 4ssyy lSexsA<sA sHlabr,
Chose only crime = q rsfssdt 10 EdEc xp
arms in aid Of Tie re6ellion, or love for
tho old Gag. Many ef tbose srs from
Western Virsinia, nd many ffAma Ken.
tscty. Some are eighty years old, others
lqs than sixteen. The mortality among
them n heavy Co6AisaGiE, vitAoss
proper cir, food Of clothing; q 'fAss wssss
ing away those Of stroag" flsnss, and
pushing the weak into their graves.
From the four hundred homes thus
mids desoiste ! nightly prayer goes up
for the success Of the Union army, that
their husbands and brothers may be re-
leased. Yet no echo of the wAilings has
reached the men who voted against the
billsto raise more troops theif sympathy
il given t. srSlasss Asd athsbJSS q Nome.
II is . noticeable feature that twelve Of
the Border S,ate men voted f6i the bill
y rhish dzaissa ~ sdless int ~ Union
my
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

D There 10 another pleasing feature. The
DemocratS have n1e1e breach into the
Republican congressional representation
+ofthat State, bY the election of con-
gresham in the I'd district. This is good
--almost as much Of . triumph rs it would
hare been to elect Governor. Thus in
Connecticut and New Hampshire, bo&h
Republican States, the democracy have
gained two. members Of Congress. .-[Dav-
export Democrat.
4 is By such bsreiaoed falsehosds ,ss
the Abovesthat the ignorant Copperheads
are deluded BY their leaders. and sksir
newspapers. The subscribers of the Dem
serat are just ignorant 70 sEsllox ~ truth
the brsssn statement thas the Copper
heads have made breach in the RepSb-
liean Congressional delegation, and gain.
Cd . member Of Congrsss in Connecticut.
Our readers hardly need to be told
that this i the reverse q truth; thst in
ths last Congress the Connecticut dele.
CATION was equally divided-two and two;
and that the -Rspublicans have tb+ee> %
one in the present Congress. es
n A Te--
NEGRO HuNTERs.-A negro man came
here . few days ago, having horse, sad.
die and bride in his possession. He sold
the ssddle to Con. Lewis, LEFT the horse
with him to be kept, and took his depar.
tuse for Keokuk. Shortly after the ne
gro left, three Missourians made their ap
Pearsncs IN pursuit of the negro and horse
all being claimed = chstals. LGAsAin1
where the negro had gone, they proceeded
to Keokuk, in pursuit. 1t is reportes
chat they tousd the darksy and ss;Esi
him, but were themselves seized in turn
and put in jail some twenty four hours
Thsy wersbsck here yesterday, cisimine
tA9 horse and ssddle Of Mr.. I>esia Hav
the matter was settled we have not heard
The above statement IL derived from
rumor, and may uot be correct in every
particular, - [Ottumwa Courier.
The parties wsre arrs.tsd herescn M
charge Of kidnapping. bu. rs it y epsd
doubtful about making legal proof Of the
crime, they we're discharged. The negrs
in the meantime. having changed hi.
mind, and concluded not to 60 back Il
his dear kind master, was left to shift fol
himself.