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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-12
DIR. RADWAI'S PILLS.

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Costivrncss. IJaundice, lush of Blood
Constipation, Cong>t'vc Fe- to the Head, 4
Congestion, yer. Olstrudions,
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v'r. Melancholy, of the Spleen,
Loss Of Appe, Mysteries, Scuryy, In
titc, Anenorrhua, Whoopins ~
Indigestion, Painting, Cough.
illumination, Dizziness, Worms.
Palpitations, Retention Of BAD Dreams.
Scarlet Fever, Urine, pIcu-isv, =
Bilious Fever, -7-s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

Fest Monroe, Dec.

koft Monroe, Dec. IA.
Gen. Mcdowell arrived here this morn
ing from Baltimore, and had . lsngthy In
terview with Gen. Butler.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th
contains the following:
Bristol, Dec.0 ..-Gen. 0ithDsfs brig
ade encountered the advance Of Wilcox's
corps. 1000 stsosg, near Msyuardsville,
Tenn, routing them and capturing anum-
Der Of prisoners. Wilcox . command was
composed Of raw troops.
10 the Copfedsrats Congress, Dsc. eth,
Mr.. Foote expressed great Indignation At
he course pursued By JEFF. Davis. When
Pemberton dishonorably surrendered
Vicksburg to the enemy the President
made him his companion and carried him
TO Bragg's army, whore the soldiers were
heard TO say. ''Thers goes the traitor
who delivered rs over at Vicksburg p
The President never visited the army
without doing injury-nsver yet that Il
was not followed BY disasier. He vas in
struneutal in the Gettysburg affAir.-
He Instructed Bragg At Aurfreesboro; b
had opened Georgia to $4,000 Of the enc.
my's troops and laid South Carolina liable
to destruction. He charged Davis with
having almost ruined the country, and
declared that he would meet his champion
anywhere to discuss it. Would TO Goo
be would never visit the army again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15
LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Chattannnoa. Dac Ia

Col. Walker, commanding the Ken
lucky brigade, returned to-day from a
cavalry reconnaissance az far as Lafsyette.
He dashed into Lafayette, captured rebel
signal station, six officers, and forty pri.
Yates. The balance, a large force of
rebels, fed.
The Twenty ninth Pennsylvania reoi.
ment has been ordered bone on furlourh
having re-enlisted as veteran volunteers.
Numbers of veteran regiments aud bat
teries are prepared to enlist under the
new order.
Rumors prevail that Longstreet in his
retreat from Knoxville LOST 4,OOO pris.
oners and nearly all his cannon and
trains
Gen. Palmer's resignation az command
er Of the 18th corps, which was accented.
has been recalled, and he is again ia com.
mand.
James Walker, a New York artist. has
been commissioned TO paint the battle of
Chattanooga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15
Neu York n

New York, Dec. IA.
Governor Letcher's Message to the
Rebel Legislature of Virginia concludes as
follows:
Look at the picture on all sides and it
presents hopeful and encouraging fea-
lures. If we are only true to ourselves,
to the cause and to the country, we eau
not be overthrown. Is there man who
doubts the result of the struggle If
there be such one he is a traitor at
heart, who deserves to be mathematical
or cast out from among US. No State has
been more loyal. more faithful. more de-
voted, none has contributed more literally
in means and men, none have barred their
breasts more boldly or dsfantly to the
storms, and none has sent her reapers to
the harvest of death with more of the
self-sacrisicing devotion than the common
wealth of Virginia. She enlisted for the
war after full consideration and inst
appreciation fall the consequences which
we're to follow the separation, and she will
be true to the end. She will never sue
for peace, because she did not bring on
this war; she will never propose for com.
promise, for she struggles only for her
rights, for liberty and independence. She
will, as becomes the mother of States,
stand up boldly and hurl her scorn and
defiance in the face of her foes until they
come to our terms. She will never con-
sent to treaty of peace which dismem-
bers her own territory, nor will she con.
sent to treaty which does not recognize
fully the Southern Confeder,cy. She
knows what is due to her own dignity and
character, and she knows what is due To
the Confederacy. and her duty viii be
reformed with scrupulous fidelity
kneeling around the altar of their coun.
try, Der sons will swear allegiance to her
and hdelity to the Confederate Govern
ment. and their prayers will ascend to
heaven for blessings on Virginia and the
Southern Confederacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15
Petition for the Removal Of Certain Oh
GERS.
Freeport, Dec. IA,

Col. Putnam, of the Ninth Illinois, who
was killed 10 the battle Of Missionary
Ridge, on the 90th ult., was buried in this
city yesterday with Masonic honors.-
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather the burial was attended by an
immense concourse Col Putnam was a
grandson of Israel Putnam of Revolution
airy fame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

RICHEST INCIDENT OF THE SEAsoN-
This afternoon, on conductor Frank Ly-
man, tran, coming from Milwaukee 70
La Crosse, We cav the richest mistake of
the season. In the fourth sea, back of
the stove, in one of the passenger ears, sat
a gentleman aud lady, swe and gushing
as the fairy oues Of the olden times His
arm encircled her waist in bear-like
squeezing-his one hand toyed With her
ribs-his other baud wandered around
her amplitude and bonnet strings, like a
lost child in berry patch, seeking q
place to rest, ard his eyes we're fixed upon
the face Of his fair companion with oil the
earnestoess of Romeo. In short, they
we're the observed Of the observers. In
the next seat back Of the couple alluded
to, sat demure looking lady, naturally
interested in the display Of affection in
front of her, so natural and touching
When the cars entered the tunnel, the
gentleman was standing by the stove for
. moment. When part way through and
while all was dark a. night, he groped bic
way back-and just as the train began TO
emerge into the least glimmer of light,
there vas yell which startled the entire
load Of passengers. The poor fellow had
gone one seat TOO far back and seated him.
self in the wrong seat. and was trying his
best TO kiss the demure lady. who couldn't
see it. He lit out in hurry, and with
the most sbeepish look We ever saw, took
his place beside the girl, while the specta-
tors were convulsed with. laughter.-TLA
Crosse Herald.
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SAPONIFIER,
HAIR DYE HAIR DYElI

RATChELOR8 celebrated HAIR DYE = ~ Ases
~ - ~ Wsrld The only Hsslisss. TrssSsl ksH
eAanses Red, ksssy Gray nstr tnsantiy to 0sssJ
1tsrkw Nestrai Dvswn without injsrfng the Hal OF
satAing ~ ekn Hair Sof and 6eautiful;
color and sseeIaes the IL UbcA6 ~ Dad ~ =. IA
<3snuine u signsd WILLiAn 4. BATCnELoR al oehae
~ mere limitations, and should - nve1e1. Ao3o 81
III Drugefsssv - YACTOMx-eI BAacl.As-eTassT,
New. York. 9@Es1sbsah Has TolLsT CaxAMseU
u01ou1o M Han. jyoAA9ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

sn.xrrses I sHlRrrscs-so !. zoe.
sr TELEsRArH.I
new YsYk Market.

New verk. Dee II.
coison-ia. better and less doing. saIes II sse.
for Miaoing Upinnds
Flous-5 sicc better. ssiss Al Of sssss 50 for
for Extra state; ~ f0a ~ ~ Extra \. H. O; 81 COG
- 50 Trade ByAnds
whi<ksy-Akrket less active; e30ss{ for State snd
Gesisrn
wheai-Ie. better. Sales At 81 baoei eel for
Chiraea Spring: 81 4aoi ~ for Mliv aukee cIab;
i4S9l 50 Amber Milwaukee Cab; seat 81 Wsstesn
Red
Gorn-Fery frm and In fair demand; opened - Is
. ~ for Sp-irz Mixed.
oass-H ssk~t opened steadily and closed heavy
Sale. ~ ss&s0-.
!. Wsal-f.sn
psrs--Easier. Sales III ei7 81 IS for old mess;
eis 10 for Hew meas. tis 90 Sl2 IS fer prime;
oi6 5oA$I. for pine
51-f-9uies and st-asy. Primes uiess in fair de-
maud
pressed He<e--Dsfi AID lower
iara--MHhoat material change, and bat meeerste
dc Dsnd
Butter -shsde frmer. % 626r.
Chsese--yery Inn. i34 lee Tor common TO pri ne.
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Gpcfial Notices.

diseases or THE NERVOUS. sEM.
u NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
n 81 EM-Seu add reliable teestnen,--in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATIOE-ysos By NAH In
scales festsr enveIcpes ffee of charge Address Dr..
J. SkILLIR HoHGHTON. Howard Assoc lssion, No.
south Ninth Street, Phiisdelpnia, Pa.
dee2-dA WIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

ARRssr OF PRoMrxKHT CrTIzExs.-A
number Of the prominent citizens Of Anne
Arundel county we're arrested in Annap-
Oils Yesterday BY the military authorities
and brought to this city under guard,
and taken TO the cfice of Colonel Fish,
where they we're paroled to report again
this morning The charges against them
are disloyalsy and refusing to take the
oath OF allegiance on the late election
day in the State, viz: 4th of November.
The following are their names: Ex-Cov-
ernor Thomas G. Pratt, Colonel Joseph
II. Nicholson, Nicholas Green, clerk Of
Anue Arundel county Circuit Court; Jas.
Revell, States attorney for the same
county; Mr.. Miller, late reporter Of the
Maryland Court of Appeals Robert w.
Tate. Benjamin Watkins, VIM. Tell
Claude, w. IL. MePorlin, G. w. Duvall,
Edwin Boyle, B Lougue, DIR. s. r.
Ovens. James E Tate. and D. Claude
Handy. Thos. Franklin, formerly State
Senator from Anne Arundel, was also ar
rested, but owing to his age. was per-
mi,ted to remain in Annapolis under
guard. 1t was also stated that the mem
ters of the grand jury for Anne Arundel
county had been arrested. and would be
brought to this city under guard to-day.
- Baltimore Sun, Nov. 30.
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Washington, Dec. IA.

Accounts from the Army Of the Poso
mac state reports are prevalent 10 the
camps that Longstreet has succeeded in
effecting junction with Lee. But after
due enquiry. it cannot be traced 70 any
reliable source.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15
BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TR0CHRS
roa'
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

Voice. MiLrTAHY OrucEas and soLDIKas Who over
bronchial Troches, having proves their escscy b.
= test Of many years, highly recon me nde5 and
prescribed by Ppysicians and Surgeons In The Army,
and have received Testimonials from many eminent
men. =
Sold by ell Druggists ard Dealer. Medicines in the
United States and most Foreign countries At Is cenis
per box. puv25-d&wIm
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A NEGLECTED. Couss. Cor, Az In.
iRrTArED On SORE TnRuAr IL allowed
TO pfoEress results in serious Puimon.
AIRY Bronehical and Asthmatic Diseases
incnrable. BRownsy HaoH-
lcu,cAL TRoCHKs reach directly the II.
lected parts, and ri re almost i'm mediate
relief. Fer RsoRcHTris, AsraMA, Ca.
lrsnRn, and coHsrhf1trR Cocens he
Troches are Hseful. Punlsc ASEAK-
kRs and EIxoRRs should have The
IHnrhea La niaa. and aaxs~-.A~. A.
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Louisville. Dec. IL.

The Legislature has postponed the
election Of Senator to January 2lst.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokak, Iowa. Nay ~, 1859.
EOTICE.-To all persons having guns, revolvers
pistols, munitions war Of any kind for sale are
ordered not to cell OF the without
obtaining permit from the underssned BY order Of
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will be liable have such
roo connsated for the Of the Of the
United States. JOHN SrANNUe,
may98-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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Tsy rKLEaRAPH.i
stock Market.

ye~ Yert, Dec. IA.
Noaey-In fair demand Al 6i07 per cent
Sterling Exehanse--vui~t i64a@Ie%l.
Gots-irrrRaisr. and usettlsd, opsntng at $50; and
ciossx duli q f49k. advancing to l5oi and closing
heavy II 1854 . 1904
Government Stocks-Qgie;
Cnicsxo add nifsoari Az; Chicosa asd r. L. 1o5s;
O. b liza; G r. iu4Aj Gal snd cn. lo7; III. c..
icrip MA: New York Central i3ss!.i Erie .o6i.
U. s. So 81 Coapons. ioss,
New Treasury 3-i0- losx.
stoeke-DnIi and lower.
v. 8. I Year csttieeas -, 81.
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Especial to World. I

Headquarters Army Potomac,
December 10.
Gen. Meade will retain his position at
present as Commander-in-C Chief of the
army.
Petition for the Removal Of Certain Oh
GERS.
New York, Dec. IA.
The Tribune says committee from the
national council of Loyal Lesguers waited
on the President Friday and strongly
urged him as a duty to his administration
and to the country to remove Postmaster
General Blair, Atty Gen. Bates, and
Gems. Halleck and Schofeld.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

Washington, Dee. Is.
1t is reported Court of Inquiry is to
be held at which all the facts in regard
to the recent movement Of the Army of
the Potomac will be traced out.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


so&h Arnsss Constructing Whistler Quas.
ters--Robel1 sllisrs OoGari1g - xetux1
80 their Allegsa1es.
Especial TO Times.
Warrington, Dec. Is.
Both the rebel army and ours are busy
constructing winter quarters. Indica-
tions of quiet, never to Be mistaken, are
the liberal granting of furlonghs BY corps
commanders and the return to camps Of
exiled suffers.
Three years men are rapidly re-enlist-
ing.
A reconnaissance, Friday, by the First
Massachusetts, and First Vermont, under
Maj. John Way, toward Sperryville, fur
nished little fight with detachment Of
the Sigth Virginia, but developed nc
other force.
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Commercial.
cennEcfnD DAiLY II
=. IT AMI LII
WHOLD6ALD GROCER,
100 Cerner Fourth sAA nais Dsressa.
J C. ~ MI 4 +T DAIAf 6A9n CiTp oS1DrE,(
h 81 Eo61e8 De. =, jo04

WHOLESALE GROCER,
49, y xsjsss rs y, 10.
PRODUCE AND PRovIsI0Hs.
priess rate high. Ths apparent caA1s q Ills u the
great dieuiiy Tmers have In erossDe the River from
Illinois. Hay very Il extremely high rates
Corn Oats Rye. &C., are nov commanding the hsAsss
prices efthssssSos. Butter and eees are sopswhst
easier ut sells readily at quotations.
rLouK.superaI. "a o.: spriss whss, s1srs.
- 60s san Wheai Exsrass 50 10 - 90. a
rORN MEAL-ei 60 = 100 -,
B.As-si g per 100 D.:
WnsAT-E.u d -, Spring soe0ei % sn.
RYR-Ss to 6sc
GREEN APPLEs-60ct to u.
POTATOES -6517oc; Retail Pc per peek
HUTTER-commos 80; Choice, ~ TO Ale; retail,
30025c. Ay9 A4sA %
scHICKENs-si Is to u 20.
WMTk sExHs-csnm.n 70 GOOD rs 70 . %
Paine Navy q 2sosa 80
HAY-Timeshy, saeoo baiss, sss 90, Prairi .
els %.
On OUEmKEs. k
sussrs and Conees are held very nrm, holders are
confident from the lish stocks and excited markst
Bast that prices susr 70 higher. Noissses are
about 70 loc higher. Tobaccos held higher m
Ger proposed additional tax Of 10 70 IS per cent
Lnased ssd Csa Oils u in light ssppiy aaA hisAes
suGAR-Hsv Orleans fair. ise; prime ,ax;
sAoice y; New York. G, l6acs Nov Yost, A, lsc:
crushed powdered III.
NoLAssEs-sassi Hesse ,se7se: sslde. syvv,
2c4 d 0p--verv Aes-~e eergan soDG6e
COPFER-Rin 13O2eSe: lava -;
RICE-Dt0ioe.
sODA-Amerfcan, Tc; Bngiish, TX 70 &C.
| s0AP-Psin sc. Family &c. German 7ls
CANBLKe-Star - V ~ Mould. rel 20 10
TgAs-Yeune Hyson. 81 loDoi 50; Inpertai q q
| OoI 80: Black, 75c0oI 20.
| TOBACCO.-Dssk Sweet, Soc; Medium Brand
| cor 70 Nc; Gold nnd NaturAf Leaf &c 10 -
| SAlIS-Best Brands o5 50, rates.
| GLAss-axl0 City o37S S. rates.
| CORDA6E-I6ir 20 1Rc-
qualifications o. 80 Is ~
! SALT-Lake - 41l - So
YIsH--So- Mseksrsf. bbIs. Ofi 50 to o1s g.
| No. 9 do do o1z % 70 oy9 o.
No do hlfbels - 10 70 % 80.
/ No. do do o7Oo
| Hifbbls. No u White Fish % q
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Coin Silver Ware.

Diamond. BY, ssrhin, Peari, EmsrAid. Garnet,
al, Piain and Scale RINGS.
Coin Silver Ware.
fea Mustard spoons, Dssser, spoons,
Table Forks, Butter Knives, Pie KNIVES
Ladies, Napkin ngs Jelly Spoons,
Gobiets, Cups, Pickle Forks,
silver Thimbies. Salt Sellers, Children 50
SILVER PLATED WARP
Tea Sets Baskefs. C.ssors,
sslv-n. Bss.r Ini,s.. Gosisl..
Tea Kettles, Tea Bella, Ice Bowls,
Berry Dishes, Gard Receivers, Ladies,
rssie Spoons, Tea spoons. Dessert spoors
Forks, Forks, Syrup Cupe,
Napkin Rings, Cups, Communion Sa
ICE PITCHERS,
DOUBLE WALL, NEW STYLES.
FANeI HODDS.
D-sks, Poctet knives,
Ban.lo Hair Brushes, Pans,
COMBS, Papi~r Maeke Boxes,
Gard Cases. Dressing cases
Port Monaies, Travelling bags.
Brsa4s Ornaments, Aeerschann PIPES,
Gilt spy Glasses,
sPEOTAOL
Cold silver Steel. Colored and Gernan Silver Spec
taeies and Eye Glasses.
Glassss Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
The moot eeiebrsted Gold Pens. all sizes: Gold and
and silver Holders. All our beet Pens War
ranied- Pens KepoiBted
e L q e K S.
CALENDER CLOCKS. entirely new style, keeping
n O. v the MN h. AlnQ
day and % hour weight and pring Closks.
ALL WARRANTED.
MILITARY GOOrs.
straps, Battoas, Bagles,
Hau, wreaihs Gold Braid,
silver Braid, Gold Tas.ies. Cheevrons
Presentation Swords made to order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols +!
oels's Army and Navy.
Ceits 4. Sand ~ inch.
Smith Wes.on MOL and No.a.
Bacon. fa,.n,.
/. ALI orders win receive prompt attention.
TO ORDER.
Watches, Watch Cases. Silver ware, Hair Worn, En-
eiem', and 1eweiry 6 ever- description
watch repairing.
Chronomstsrs, Duplex, English, Silver and American
Watches repaired snd ABUSED in the very
best style inag' 9able.
r. Clocks and Jereiry Repaired. -
COR. MAIN AND SRI STREETS,
apes-d KEO KUK. IOWA.
G.. II. III q l. T.,
GROCERIES, PRODUCE & PROVISIONS,
MAIN STREET HAY SCALES,
NO. 1o7 MAIN ST, BETWEEN eth AND 9th.
KEOKUK. IOWA.
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sUNDRIEs:

LIArHER-ent< e0z IS Harness. <41le
HIDES-Dry Pfa' n eise. Dry saased Is: n ubhy
hair price green n u 9. green cheer pei Il loeO
IS. green hog skinsiSc.
sKEDS-Tfmothy.s2 50 30 IS: VfaY ~ o.
pkATHkKS-1554o.
CHBESB-Hsmhss - rs 20 IDLE
hKKF CArrLk-z1Se Kross
SHEEP-o4 % 10 Is o. Hhsad.
wUOI-Clean Tubva shed IS t. eee: IN vas he1 ose-
bird less.
OilS-Coai Oil. 65 10 roc; retail Soc Lin s~ed OIL
q 604oi 90; Lard OIL, 25c 20 q; FIsh OIL. n 20
BEEswAX-<nc.
FAT H0G4-o4 IS gross.
kA6S-Woolen y Gotten 1ie.
NEW GUHNlES-2ik 70 nj.
oLDt RoA-1e 3. Brass loo - Copper
kc D.
ErrHAssE.-on TevYorK. Philadelphia, Boston,
cincinnafi, ST. Louis an Chieago X per cent for
~ nkstss FUNDS. Cold 20 70 ~ hvytrx.
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THerald's Special

Deserters from the rebel lines state
large numbers of soldiers will take advant-
age of the amnesty offered in the Presi.
dents proclamation rs soon as they can
become acquainted with its provisions
|. is averred the soldiers would have come
over to US in bodies long since if they
could have been satisfied they would not
at once have been imprisoned. They have
been assured by their officers that that
would be the fate of every deserter. No
doubt large majority of the North Car
DINA and border State troops are heartily
sick Of the war and DESTROYS of returning
to their allegiance.
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Committee on Military Affairs.
Wilson introduced bill to amend tn q
Constitutions, declaring slavery incom pat
IDLE with free government aud is there
fore prohibited in the United States, save
for the punishment Of crime, and Con-
gress shall have power to enforce this
provision BY appropriate legislation. Re-
ferrcd to the Judiciary Committee.
Fernando Wood submitted the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas, The President ia his message
delivered to the House on the 9th iust.
and in his recommendation to the people
to assemble at their places of worship to
give thanks to God for recent victories,
claims that the Union casue has gained
important and substantial advantages
and whereas, in view of these trium phs
it is no longer beneath the dignity nor
dangerous to our safety to evioce gen
erous magnanimity. becoming a great
and powerful people, BY Offering to the
insurgents an opportunity to return to the
Union without imposing upon them de.
grading or destructive conditions, there
fore,
Resolved, That the President be re-
quested to appoint three commissioners
who shall be empowered to open nepotis-
tions with the authorities at Richmond.
to the end that this bloody, destructive
and inhuman war shall cease and the
Union be restored upon terms of equality
and fraternity under the Constitution.
Washburne Of Illinois moved the reso.
luton be laid on the table. Agreed to
Yeas SO, nays SO. 8
On motion Of Cravens resolution WA
adopted instructisg the committee on
military aftairs to iDnpire into the expe.
dieney Of providing for the payment Of
losses Of property taken or DESTROYED du-
ring Morgan's raid In Ohio and Indiana.
Holmes offered resolution that ,his
is not war Of sabjogatioD, but 10 coon
As the enemy lay down their arms it ought.
to ceAse. Laid over. IS.
A resolution vas offered that, the San.
ate soncurring. when the two Houses I'd.
joofned on Friday next it be to Wednes.
day, the 9th dsy, Of Jsnaary.a Passd--
so 70 ~. Adjourned. '-a
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From Rev. j. Fl. Turner Pastor OF Heddng n T.
Church, Philsda.
DR.. ysrsson-Dear Sir Having ussd your German
Bters In m family frequently am repaired 10 say
that II has been OF great service believe that 10
ost Of general debility OF the system IL is The
% test and valuable remedy Of which have any
knewiedge. Yours, respectfully,
H. TURNER
No T26
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

Prom Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Bap,is,
Church. Germantown Penn.
DR.. c. M.Jaekson-Desr Sir: Personal experience
enables me 10 say thai regard the German Bitters
prepared BIZ you mcst excellent medicine. In
eases Of cold and general debility have been
greatly beneHited By the OF the Bters and doubt
not they win produce similar Effects on othery
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15
From the Rev. Thos. Winter Pastor OF Peterborough
Baptist Church.


DR.. Jxckson-Dear Sir feel II due 10 your excal-
lent preparation, Hooiand German Bitters, too add
ny testimony TO the deserved reputation il has OBJ
taiued have for years at time, been trou bled with
great disorder In head ar nervons system Ivaa
advised by friend to try 4 bottle Of your German
Btters. did so and have experienced great an
expected relief; my heaith has been very materially
benefited Icon hdeny reccmre I'd the article where
I meet with smsr TO my own, ard have been
assured BY many Of their good Effects
Rcepectfully yours, L. WINTER
Roxbnrough, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-15

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Or. G. NJ. Jackson--Dear Sir: feel q pleasure
thus, Of own accord 20 bear testimony the ex-
ceIlepce the German Btters s. years since be-
Ing much sfnicted with Dyspepsss used them With
very beneficial results. have often recon- m ended
persons enf-ebed by that tormenting disease
and have heard from them the istterinx test-
onials 10 their great value In OF general
debility believe to be tonic that cannot be sur.
paced. j.. LYONS.