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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
FUTURE DAYS.
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UGUsTA AUCTION SALE.

AUG STA AOOTION SAL LIE.
DAY, WALKER co., AuCrlOsrras
OCTAVUS COHEN, of Savannah, will sell
in the city Of Augusta aa on THURSDAY the 18th day
Of DECEMBER, at 10 o'clock A. d., four cargoes OF
DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, de-,
imported in steamers "Hsns selected by Mess
A. COLLIE & Co., OF Manchester and London.
sHEETlNGS, sHIRTINGS, &c.
so cassI IS and SS-nch White sh'rtings
: do do IS DO 'ns DO
do 100 do do
e & F F4:s a. az s ssssss
do Extra Super Muslin.
PRINTS ANB GINGHAMS.
SO cases slH inch Fancy Prints
3 : do do f TsSo, Dc Pl.I: Dc Print. do
do Black GinghAms
do Bold Check Ginghsms
g Do q, Puzzle E.ss.I Prints sD,S,,
do Superior Dark Prints.
LINEN GOODS.
10 cases Spanish Linen
do Check Linen
do DAmGsk
do Shifting Linen
l do Drawers Linen
do Slate ooored Linen
do Birds Eye Diaper.
HANDKERCHIEFS AND TOWELS.
1000 doz Cambria Hicks
l bale Red hdks
Nader
do Chocolate Hdkfs
do Chocolate and Orange HdkfI
$50 doz Huckaback Towels.
WOODEN GOODS.
cases Sup Blk Cloth
l do Pench shslhe
/ DO Blk Bonbh1ine
do Aouslalne de Lame
bale Mixed Meltons
9 bales Fancy Coating
Foulardes
do Checked and Spotted Llnoe,.
HATS AND GAPS.
cases Rslt Hats
do Cloth Gaps.
SHIRTS SKIRTS, &c.
cases Cotton Shirts
do Linen do
IS do Expansion skirts
/ do Mems Bleaehed Half Hose
20 bales Dundee Bdggtn0
do Mosquito NsniHg
10 Files.
Besides the above 200 assorted Day GOODS invoices
which have been received from England Will be included
the Sale and cargo Of "HanSa just arrived consisting Of
81 package. Dry Goocs
BALES Ssddlery &c.
PAPER, STATIONERY AND BOOK BINDERS MA
TERIALS.
is cases Folio Post Paper
do Gold Envelope Paper
~ reAns "a IS Double Medium oilendersd Paper
Double Cap Pager
rs reAms Buff Envelope Paper
Is do Marble Paper
packs Gold Leaf
IL ptceS Binders Cloth
96 skins Russia Leather
10 dozen Bark Skvers
do Blue and Red Skiyen
Is do Share and Law Sheep sklnI
1900 gross GIei Steel Pens, Ncs 8OS, 404, 2sl, ITO,
100 do Fine Pen Holders
$50 do Fabsu Pencils, Nos !, 2 Ands
% feet Brass Wire CLOTH So inches vide, for Paper
One Envelope Machine &C., &c, &s
above goods will be ready for inspection Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18th and 10th December.
~ Terms cash del-u6hDec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

Charleston has taken the lAuiabe step of supplying the
citizens of TIA. city with beef at greatly reduced press.
Unt further notice. the 6rSt quality will be furnished at
IS cents per pound; ses1nd choice, 90 cents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

THRATRE.-Th "Wreckers Daughter" announced
for last night not presented in consequence of the
illness Of Miss Katie Estelle. "The Angel of Death"
was substituted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

JACKsOS, Mss Dec. 4-The eneny.s cavalry crossed
the Big Black yesterday in iOrc ranging towards Cam
ton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
T AND FOR SALE
NEAR ASHLAND.

IL NEAR ASHLAND.
will sell at auction At II o'clock, A. NJ THURSDAY the
10th December next II fair II not the fair day. that vsu
able Land ~ TO miles from Ashland, containing 6Io
with double dwelling houGe, containing IL
and other necessary oubudngS, formerly belonging tow A.
Dick Esq There about 1928 cleared and laid OF In
fields; the balance, $50 acres, in woodlands
This Of the desirable tracts Of land that has been
on market for time being only 6 miles from Richmond
by county and ~ miles from Ashland the Richmond,
rederecksburg Potomac Railroad.
Immediately sale Of the land will sell Mules,
80 bb Corn Fodder Shucks STRAW Wagons CARTS
&c Also. the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
for the land onehrd cash balance In two equal pay
interest addd deed OF trust the
the deferred payments all cash. at the
ton Of the purchaser. Cash for everything else.
CHAs. W. COLEMAN.
~ There will be conveyances at Ashland the arrival o.
the Train Richmond to convey persons TO the sale
~ Persons wishing the place, do by calling
at the place. lno3O-tdsl o. W. o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
T E L E G. r A PH &c
Reports Of Ihs Press Association.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress In the year 1865
THRAsHHR In the Clerks once OF the District Court Of the Con-
fedsrAte States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

The following one Of the latest things attributed TO
Lincoln:
When some one charged Gen. Grant, in tie Presi-
dents hearing with drinking too much liquor Mr. Lin
could End out what kind Of Shiaky Grant drA k he
would send barrel of it to al the other commander.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

The Mobile Advertiser remarks concerning The re-
inst .tement of Beast Butler in command Of Yankee
department:
We uorder what the 80 called Earl Russell, and his
colleagues will say about the insiaement in an
important command Of who has been denounced in
the British Parliament for everything ha. Is vile, and
whose crimes and atrocities have brought Ieproach upon
the age and whose snks in the nostrs OF every
decent man on the kAb able gohe They will deeply
dsplore" it. perhaps PEbIiel, As they say about our
war; but, privately, will not the snap of their
hDgers way the other.
Russell, of course, will think Whatever Seward tells
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

STKyUsoS's DIvISIoS.-It was orroneeusly stated by
re army correspondent OF the Atlanta In.eliyencer
that Stevens'ns Division became Paaic-stricken and
broke IN disorder during the battle o! Chattanooga
IN its last issue, shat paper makes the necessary couec
ton in justice to the men Who fought calamity at
Vicks5urg. Il Gays:
General Stevenson's division, comprising Cummings
Pc tus and Browns brig4des Of exchanged Yieksburg
prisoners stat Cne1 the crest OF Lookout and
held their position la,e hour the night Of the
24th, when they we're ordered TO report to General
HArdee on the right. They we're hen stoned in the
Of the rgh. wing aud manta ned their position
during the mex; day REFUSING every attack made BY
Sherman on heir Line and capturing nine stand Of
oOlOrs After the engagement. they received the thanks
OF Gen. Il ,rdee sd Gen. Bragg for their gallant and
mertCr Gus conduct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

pcOO Was stolen from the ONCE Of the Frederick
burg Railroad Company, Gnneys Station, Gold Detached
Watch Is gold and hands, Tobias
Liverpool 96I will be paid
D. H. BEvANs,
no2T-divs Conductor r. y. and P. K Z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

fERvs-Dary, snonhs. SIS; months, s. gOr less Pc
hOd, IS per month
ssulEseky months SO. No subscriptions received for asI
han six months-
Weekly. H months, s. No subscriptions resolved for less
han az months.
Nc SaAaso r loassr period AAa SIX months VIII be re-
eslved FOR any Issue OF The Whs.
Reuittaness 81 he risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
GENERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

4 ~ ID IN II u a u AGhNC1 FOR CLAIMS
" AGAINST THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs-The unde4-
signed viii continue as heretofore give his unremttng
ton 10 the prosecution OF class against
eminent His long experience In the settlement
counts gives him peculiar advantage In the Of such
business.
Contractors with the P's once Department. whose services In
carrying the mails prior LIST jane 1851 have paid
and persons having claims against the Medical
for supplies, services rendered. viii End TO their interest
consult him.
Paroed prisoners of who discharged while parole
obtain their clothing By calling
corresponding with him. Deceased soldiers claims attend 10
he etofore.
He will practice In the several OF the city, Desds and
every description OF writing promptly executed He Will also act
agent for the sale OF real estate, &C.
Grateful for The confidence and sresdy bestov
ed he safely promise all who may employ him that he will
faithfully and diligently attend 10 their Interests.
He takes the liberty referring the gentlemen named below
for testimonials Of character, &c:
Rev NJ. d. HooE Richmond, Va
Rev. SAMUEL T. hooRnAs, Richmond, Va.
NJ. BLAIR Co.. Richmond, Va.
Hon. Messrs J. W. CROCKETT W. EwMo and
w. G. MAcHEs Representatives nom Kentucky.
Hon. J. b. CLARK, Senator from Missouri.
Hon. Mr.. VEsr, Repres sentative Missouri
And members generally Of the Legislature.
EDWARD d. CLARK,
Attorney At Law.
nol8-8m ONCE No. Law Building, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

susscaxAs papers marked with Gross Win under
and hat heir q subscription about 70 expire, and VIII
feult prOlap,ly Il thsy Wish hsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

DoNGs or YAEKEEs At PORT RoYAL.-A letter from
Port Royal, South Carolina, to late Yankee paper
says;
AL the furniture Left by the rebels at Port Royal Is
to be collected and sold at auction by goveInmeI
agent The houses are to be sold the 18Th January
oy the tax commissioners, to the highest bidder aid
in last spring by the commissioners also to he
Sold those on Hilton Head Island the LIST OF Dec,
aid on the other islands in January. So decisive has
been the success of the fortunate few who bought in
March last, thai good price is expected for the land
soon to be sold The average last spring was only 81
an acre; now it is though will bring at last So
The negroes R.s much pleased with the plan and pros
poets, and are beginning to understand the term
.SquA ter Sovereignty"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

Tn OBSTINATE FORL-The following communication,
showing that the defenders of Fort Sumter watched
with eager interest, appears in tbs Mobile Advertiser
md Register:
Suuatsr FsnS-An eyes are now turnsd TO this fort
great in its ruins.
" EVsn in her GshsS live her UoHt'd fires"
It seems to me that the Coniederscy ought to RATE
handsome fund to be distributed Among tie gallant de-
tenders of that fort CT the families Of those who may
be sacrificed in its defence To stand exposed, day ard
night to this fsu GsntSr without the power o. eryng,
II q7i cs r;aer utsgs Than Is required on the field oil
ositle Let them see 6y this substantial testimony that
the people duly appreciate their services Just in pro-
portion to the efforts Of the enemy to take it ought 10
be ours to retain It,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

EOUND-One Hundred Dollars in front of
l. Ballard House. The oose by calling the subscriber
describing money get the and paving this
aiyertisement j. O; TAlIAPER0 co,
de4-S. Projectors Ballard House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

INV ADVERTISEMENTS. -COnmissioner's sale Of a
tat of 800 acres OF land in Augusta county, on 26th
/ slant
Notice OF 800 fou5d in font Of the Ballard House
Advertisement for single lady eOmpe., Mt to teach
tie English branches thoroughly.
Advertisement for a single gentleman competent to
teach English, Latin, Greek, etc.
Situation wanted teacher BY Yirginiar, educated
a the University Of Virginia.
s-ls of "CAy Forge" and other iron works, etc, in
Augusta county, on 18th instant
Cotton cards for sale wholesale and retail BY Nessr.
ThOs. A. Bllkey 4 Co., l57 Nail st.
General Order, No 100 relative to hospitals for prs-
oo6rB Of var.
Houses aRd lots for sale in Ly esblr7 ty Mr.. Ed D.
Christian.
Auction sale of pe;ishabls property a: I'll = >" on
l6.h list
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05

WANTED, in large or small! quantities,
w Taow Kitchen Damaged Lard or Bacon, for
vhiehe highest price gven either In cash family wash
Ing or toilet soap Hotels restaurants and house keepers car
have removed once or twice week BY
W. g. WEBB CO.,
Manchester Soap WorkS
Care Of rARDY WILLIAMS,
t.,tv 18th 4 Gary streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
AUCTION NOTICE.
pUNAWAYS IN JAIL.

II UNA WA1O IN JAII.
The following slaves In the Jail Of Henrieo ccunty
WILLIAM, committed August goth, 1863 the JOS
ohdress Of Henco county about II or Is od feet
inches high and dark eomple,Ionhad on when committed
blue jacket light pants and back cap
CHARLEs the property Of DR.. Ambro, committed the
25th August 1s63 ~ 50 years old feet II inches high,
dark compexionhad when committed light suit
and blue cap.
WILLIAM HARRIs0N who claims be Free committed
on the 10th October 1865 In the service Of Gel Rose
Of Lousisna- about 20 years old feet inches high,
bright complexion and spare built
The owners pay charges and
take them away they will be dealt with according law
. GEO. d. PLEAsANTs,
oN-coW eherid of Henrco county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
MoRGAN's IscAPK

The escape Of Gen. Morgan from the Ohio peniteI
tary is confirmed. He arrived at Toronto, Canada,
passenger by railroad, the let inst. Cap.s Bel
nett, Taylor, Sheldon, Hines, Hackersmith aud Mag
escaped with him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
TBR NEWS

rumor prevailed on tho streets yesterday that
Gen. LODgssrees was falling back from Rockville. No
such information hiss been received at the War Depart
msnt, and the runOr Is evidently without foundation.
oacia information was received from Gen. Lougsrett
1he "a instant in front of Knoxville. The despatch,
love, or, did no. relate 10 his operations.
There was nothing new from the RapdAn last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
no26-td.

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
The tract Of land belonging to Rev. John O. Blackwell yinl
ons nile VEST Of The p o. institute 10 oGered sale II
aIns 400 acres about onehA original growth the remaade
in fine condition for cultivation. u.vrs
ds1s. For John o. Blackwell,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-05
SCRAP IRON! SCRAP FRONT!
SLAVE IN BEDFORD COUNTY

JAIL.
WE lodged in the Jail of Bedford county,
w Virginia. July last dark mulatto man about 80 years
old and about feet inches high, and rather spare made
speech when spoken who his Is Lunsod
and that his masters John Wsenbarger OF Granger
county will forward prove
e pay charges the said Save will be sold ssreeaby law.
WM. II. bREAS,
no24-6v Sheriff Bedford county Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
The Necessity of n Drart ns Viewed
by q soldier.

IProm Gen, y. p, Biair's speech In St. Louisl
We have recently had great triunphs.
Lee has been defeated in his attempt to
penetrate into Pennsylvania; Rosecrans
bas persistently pushed back Bragg into
the interior of Georgia and Alabama. and
on the Mississippi our triunphs have been
equal 10 any accomplished olsewhere.-
But tell you the chief thing we want
now is the dra.t, and the chiet objection
have 70 Gov. Gamble, though | do not
observe that the radicals make it, is that
l understand that be has been trying to
keep off the draft in Missouri. say we
must have draft--and never lei the enc
my rest until he lays down his arms, or
until We drive him into the Gulf of Mex
leo. Applause And whoever, under
whatsoever pretext, ressts the draft, is a
vile enemy of the Government. Re.
newed applause. understand that Gov
ernor Gamble has been against the draft,
but do not hear the radical papers abuse
him for that, (perhaps they are afraid of
being drafted themseyes.) Laughter.
say if he continues to resist the draft,
he will find Frank Blair against him. A
voice, "Bully for you, Frank" shall
not support him. do not say that am
going to deny his authority, aud attemp,
TO reyolutionize the Government. Laugh.
teri But / say that / shall oppose him
politically, or any other man who resists
the draft, which is absolutely necessary
to secure the conquests which have been
made by our brave BOYS in the field. We
mast make one more great and gigantic
effort, such as the nation has SO often
made. as it made when it gave the FIRST
Eve or six hundred Thousand, and wher
it gave the six hundred thousand more
1t must again give its sons, and give then
quickly and promptly, in order to rein
force the great armies in the field, and
believe in the Most Highland firmly 81
believe in Deity, that if the thinnee
ratks Of our regiments are filed up, w
can finish this contest in six months, and
when that is done, have no objection Il
come home and get up little political
shindy with any OF these Charcoals.-
Cheers and laughter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

SHEEP. Nearly every train going west
from this place takes half dozen or more
cars of sleep for Central Iowa. We have
not seen the figures showing the exact
number which have recently been ship.
ped westward, but we should think that
not less than 10000 head of sheep have
been added to our Iowa hocks, by i'm
portation in the last sixty days, over the
Z. l. d N. K. r. alone, aud probably as
many more have been brought into the
STATE at Dubuque, Davenport and Bur-
lington respectively. Iowa is we'll adapt
ed to sheep raising, and We are pleased to
see that car farmers are giving more at.
tention TO H. Clinton Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
UNION
MASS CONVENTION!
GRANGE OF PLACE.

After general consultation, it has
bean aeemed erpedient 10 change
,be Mace of holding the Mass Con-
vantiop, on the 2sd of this month,
fran Charleston to the JUsoTIoN be-
tween Montrosc and Fort Madison.
The facility of reaching this point by
rail from two sides Of the county is easy,
and for the northern portion of the coun-
ty it is about as convenient, perhaps
more conveuient--than Charleston.
Let our Union friends remember that
the boys in our now advancing army,
look to them to do the home work, and
in the language Of many of them, to "look
well to the fire in the rear Let there
be such gathering of the loyal peo-
pie, and the supporters of the Ad-
ministratiop, on the a2d, as viii give con.
fdence TO our cause, and assurance to all
that we will redeem old Lee from the
embrace, of those who would strike
hands with jeff. Davis, were he likely to
invade our States.
An old time rally is what we want, and
must have. Come with your families,
your friends, and your neighbors. Come
in wagons, on horseback and on foot
And bring your baskets web filed
aud let us rejoice together over the late
glorious achievements by our hero war
riors in the field. Every man and patri.
OF will be more than anxious to take the
hand OF his ighbor in congratulated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

Under the new regime in Missouri it is
costing the lives of a good many loyal
white men to protect traitors in the pos
session of their slaves. Here is a sample
of the way i. works:
Some time since three of the Eleventh
Missouri Cavalry were imprisoned in the
St. Joseph mo. Jail for attempting to
spirit away three negroes. On Saturday
night some of their comrades, OF the same
regiment, visited the Jail, broke open the
door, and released the three men confined
but eleven were arrested and thrown into
the PRISON. Sunday the Jail was again
visited by q portion of the Eleven tn Mis-
sourI--some sixty or seventy men.
At this junctnre. says the s.. Joseph
Na~a, Col. S,ophons, in cummuntl OF the
i lth, Major Garth, post commander, and
guard Of six men, appeared on the
ground. Col. Stephens ordered all his
men into line, and then requested sheriff
Craig to come forward and see If he
could identify any Of the men as being
engaged in the mob the night before
The sheriff could identify but one, an
Irishman named William Swinney, of
Nodawny county. The Colonel then Or
dered him out Of the line. He refused
to come, and said be conh not be taken,
at the same time drawing bis pistol to fire
on his officer. Jnst as he was in the act
OF firing on Colonel Stephens, Major
Garth fired on the man, frightening hi.
horse, and. in all probability saving the
Colonel's life.
Some ten or dozen shots were OK.
changed, Major Garth firing three, when
Swinney received, it is supposed. q NOR
tai wound in the shoulder, when Capt
loss took hold of his horse and led il te
the Jail, when the wounded man was lift
ed off. conveyed in and his wounds
dressed Wien the firing commenced
a number OF the men broke ranks anc
fed, and when it was over, the rem ainde,
quietly dispersed to their camp. Fou,
of the ringleaders of the rescue are nov
confined in Jail, but the original thre.
prisoners have succeeded ia maxim, thei
escape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

Hon, JAMES HARLAN WAN saafess we Peops aS
folio ws.~
Fort Madison, Lee Co, on Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
Keokak Lee Co.. weaue sdns, Sept ID
Keo.auqua, Van Blu rem Co., Friday, sept 4th
Btsoa,arid, Davis Co., satur dAy, Sept. 9th
Ceptrevtne, Appanoose Co Monday, Sept. It'll
Gordon. w s,ne o, Tuesday. Sept sihs
Leon, Decatur Go, Wednesday, Sept, sth
oceola Clark Co, Thursday, Sept, i0th
Win.aTsst, Madisop Co, Friday. SEPT iltns
pcs MONIES, Poik CT, Saturdsyt sept. teth.
Indiano Warren Co, Monday, Sept lab.
Knoxville Nj aron Co, Tuesdas, sept 10Th.
Charlton La cas- Co, Wednesday, Sept. 10th,
Alta, Monroe Co, Thur das Sept. 18th.
ouum~a, wapeIto Co Friday, SEPT. 18Th
gddysiie. wapeBo 90, Tuesday, Sept I'D
osaaloess, Mshasks Co, Wedn esday, Sept I'D
sigourney, Keokuk Co. Thursdsy, Sept. 24th.
Parted, Jenerssa, Friday, Sept 25th.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept, 2SihA-
warp~ftr;- t7Juryz ca, TuTsday Sept. 29th.
Bar gton, Dss Moines Go, ~edn.sday, Sept. Both.
The several County Comm sttees ,equestedto be
dgent In giving public notice Of the time and places
OF mee,ing sn Their respective counties and In max
ing all necessary arrsnaements icr the mectipes-
The meetings 10 all the appointments Will commenes
al O'Clock, r. N.
THes. r. wiNTHR0w,
Chm Rerub, State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
mr grimes, Appein'"e ass'

w. ,ip,toa co Thursday, Sept ID.
s.,,ea Mnsratins Co. fridsy sept. Ah'
u - s 49, Ca saturday, sept Sth
lp Do, yahnsop Co. Mopdsr, Sept It'll.
ss 2wA ffo,s ca. TUESDAY, Sept 9Th.
GAnnsu pn Reshiek Co. Wednesday. Sept. Wh-
Swtnn Jasper CO. Thursday, September f0th.
ne. noines poIk Co Satnrdsy, fept. 12ih.
Nevada story Co, Monday, sept l4th.
NsyShAlitowa Msrrhsti Go. Tuesday Sept. ielh.
Toledo, Ia ma o, Wednesday Sept. i6sh.
Cedar Rapids, Linn Go, Thu Ysday, sept. iEth.
yiHton. Benton 10, Friday sept. 18th.
Ind.pen ence, Buchanan Co. Saturday, sept lsih
Waterloo, Black HAwk Co, Aoaday. Sept alsi
Cedar Falls dc DO do Up. m.
" Averlry Bremen Co, Tuesday, Sept, 22d
Charles CITY, Floyd 90, THURSDAY. sept 24th.
Sew Hampton, Chick asaw Co. Friday, sept 9aA.
pesDrsh Hinneshfek Go, Saturday. Sept e5th
" est Union FAyetle Co Moadsy. sept ssth.
Elkader CLAYTON Co, Tuesday. Sept 2sih.
MrGregor CLAYTON Co, "Wednesday, sepi. 3olh.
Delhi Delaware TO, SATURDAY, Oct, Sd.
Aunmosa. Jones Co, Monday. Oct oh.
Marion Linn Co, n ne *jay, Oct. 9Th.
De Witt. Clinton 20, "Wednesday, Oct. III.
Lyaus, Clint On Go, Thnrraay- Aci -sth- -------
Davenport, scos. Go. Friday, Oct ssh,
All the above xppotntmen are for ! O'Clock, p. N
nc ept that Al Cedar Falls, whore 1t % 9rM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
EBIn consequ euoe Of President /,

GB In consequence Of President Lin.
coins proclamation. setting apart Thurs.
day next IS day of thanksgiving to Al
mi ghty God for the recent success of the
uuion arms, the colored people Of this
city feeling deeply interested in that sue
cess. have determined TO hold thanks
giving service on the same day. Divine
service will commence at the Queen street
baptist chapel. at o'clock on Thursday
next, at which time the several oolored
churches viii unite in worship.-[To-
Tonto Globe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
ESQ., Gen. Toombs passed through Ma

rsA- Gen Toombs passed through Ma
con, "a rev days ago, on his way to
his plantation iu southwestern Georeia.-
He remarked to one of the clerks at The
Brown House, speaking Of the high price
OF provisions, that where he stopped the
night before the proprietor Of the house
would not allow HIM to settle his bill until
he was about to leave, alleging that nro-
visions might rise bsfsss norniug.