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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-19


The President has appointed Richard
Busted, ESQ.,, of New York, u. s. Judge
for ths Northern aud Southern Districts
of Alabama.
New Workers here express great salts.
faction with this appointment, Is de-
served compliment TO democrat who
from the very commencement OF our do.
mes,ic troubles has zealously supported
the government.
The Star Of this afternoon says the
latest information from East Tenn. is tha,
Longstreet is moving in that direc lion
and that some sk'rmishing has already oc-
CURED between Burnside's out-posts and
the out posts Of Longstreet s advance.
The exact position of Burnside out posts
is not known.
1t is announced BIZ authority that from
this date to the opening of Congress the
President will be unable receive visitors,
his time being fully occupied by pubic
business.
Among the arrivals to night is the Hon
Schuyler Coifax.
Some doubts are expressed as to the
appointment Of Gen. Foster in the place
of Gen. Burnside, especially as no order
to that effect appears to-day in the official
army Gazette.
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New York, Nov. IS


The Herald's Folly Island letter o,
the l4th says the enemy opened a severe
fire from their mortars on Sullivan Is.
land. Some of the guns of Gregg had
been tarned on them. The rebel shell:
did no damage.
Col. W. Is. Burton of the 4Stb New
York, has been appointed to command In.
forces at Hilton Head, Fort Pulaski and
Ty bee Island.
The Times Despatch from the Army
of the Potomac. dated 10th saws it is be-.
lieved the enemy has now only a strong
picket line on the Rapidan; that Lee s
army has fallen back TO some other pos;.
ton. Heavy rain has made the roads
and fords almost impossible.
Gen. Butler has gone to North Caroliu.
to inaugurate the policy he commenced
at Fortress Monroe before leaving He
began work on his plan for eulisting and
organizing blacks in the Virginia portion
Of his Department.
We hear from Fortress Monroe that
probably all the rebel prioners now in
our hands will be sent to Gen. Buffers
jurisdiction for safe keeping.
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From Gen. n1cNeirs Command.

st. Louis, Nov. Is.
The telegraph line has been extended
to Fort Smith. Gen. Mcneil has issued
orders that all moiestations of the tele-
graph shall be regarded as the work Of
bushwhaekers, and for every cutting oil
the wire guerrilla prisoner shall be
hanged.
Our forces occupy Waldron, about ID
miles south of Fort Smith.
Our scouting parties captured a rebel
Major, two Captains, quite a number oil
prisoners and portion of Coopers train
laden with commissary goods and ammu.
milton.
At last accounts Cooper was fleeing
rapidly towards Red river.
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sY TEtEssArs.f
New YORK Market.

New fork, Nov. ls.
eo'tonMarket less active al ic~ee ale. a, CSC 10,
Melting upisnd..
foar-SGloc better, scsreeiy 60 active Saies a,
- 2os 20 s5 for Extra State ~ cog IS for Il b
"hiskey-Marketq quiet, prices are withoui chance
Sales al ssa ssc
Wheai-Asrket 1Gec higher, moderate demand
Sales at 81 ssSsi ~ for Chicago Spring: n re-
u 5s for Milwaukee Club; 81 3aGSi 4, fr Amir,
Milwaukee; 81 li9si 81 for Winter R,dw,...,,
sarley--In good demand and veay firm. sale. !,
81 4os$i q.
cern-shaae firner with = ve,y moderate en- oo,ry
sales Al = o. in store, u 0ex ahosi
oass-Aboui lie better good business. sales MT s4,.
4s5c.
wool-Firm.
Pors-Lhsde hrmer. Sales at els 50 for old ais n,
gsi6 10 FOR new meas, chiefly The inside rr,ce: ate
ssiz % for new prime; SIS 5o9si7 for new prime
mess.
Beef-oaies and unchanged
Cut Aeats-Scarce and firm. siGsic for .hop,s.r.
sSioc for hams; Bacon unchanged
Dressed Hoss--shade nrmer,7.97xe
ard-Dull and unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-19

aA-The Chicago Tribune of Sunday
has chapter of horrors, which sufficient.
" proves that that place is really great
city. A suicide. wife murdered by her
husband, child killed by its father, two
railroad accidents, in which man aud
boy were hurried TO their graves, and two
or three other attempted atrocities. make
up the catalogue of crimes for a single
day. That ought to suffice for the dem.
onstration of the old remark that large
cities are huge cancers on the body pol.
tito.
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TINTED STATES AARSHAL'S

UsIrsp STATES OF AMERrcA,l
DISTRICT or Iowa.
BY virtue q an execution to me directed Issued By
the CLERK of the District Court ef The United States fer
he Southern division OF the Diariei OF iowa. wherein
J. B. Ffckin is plaintiff, and Nathaniel @. Hedges Is
defendent, have levied upon and will sell 70 the
highest bidder, public auction 1t the door OF the
Court House. in Keokuk Lee county lows, on the 2sth
DAY OF November, lea, between the hours OF ~
o,clos r. A. M and O'Clock P. M OF said day, the
foIovny propery wit Part Of Lot No. f6) siS in
hlock No. tsi) mmencnE 81 the corner Of said Lot,
At the corner OF Third Exchange streets, thence
along the line Of Third street, at right angles % tA
change street go feet, thence al right angles TO Third
street tie WARDS Second street 60 feet, hense on
Straight line TO Exchange street so) feet thence along
e line OF Exchange f4o feet TO the place OF be-
nnn lnr in lie City Of Keokuk, lee county. Iowa;
also parts Of lots Ne. ~ and 81 in Block 35, com
mencing the line 81 ssid lot III on Third street
real ess from the alley In said Block, runnrg hsnee
fewads Exchange street 1891 feet and t6I Ic.es,
thence a. right angles Third street set
Ib thence parallel To bird street ards Johnson
set I2el feet and Isl inches, ,Henee IN dnee. nne
Third street TO be place Of beginning teVshynve
feet f75l In the eny OF Keokuk, Lrs County Iowa
Tskrn and levied spon Is the property OF rshsniel
q. Hedges TO satisfy sand writ }. execution.
H. al. HOxlk, 8. Marshal,
BY ~ FULTON, DRruTY.
!. .KSekuk. ostsbsr n. IFS. -ld4v n
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Harrisburg. Nov. l8

The special excursion train of the Gov.
ernors left at halfpast o'clock for Get.
tysbug Among the principal dipnita
RES Governors Curtin, Seymour, Pier
pont' Brough, Gen. Vanderpool Of New
iork. Col. Anderson. brother OF Gen
anderson, Governors Tod, Dennison. and
German OF West Virginia. and their re.
spective stats; Gems. Doubleday. S.one.
man and Stahl, Clement c. Burkv.y,
E1-Secretary Cameron, and part of Gov
Curtin's staff. The train will connec,
win the Presidents company at Hanover
Junction.
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New York, Npy.h8.

NOV 1OEA, NOV o.
The Posts Washington correspondents
says there was some dispute here oyer IN
amuaing question, and it 10 this:
Does Gen. Msaae desire 70 advauoe up
on the enemy Il Is claimed by some Of
his friends that he does desire to push on
At once, but that Gen. Hallsck IL opposed
to it. On the other band, it i ssid that
both Gen. Halleck and Gen. Meade are
agreed that no further advance should be
made this winter, bat that the President
insists upon more fighting before the win
ter compels the army to cease its opera
tons until next Spring. 1t is singular
condition of things, that at least -four
different men have the reputation OF be.
ing opposed to the further prosecution Of
the war.
I feel very certain of two things-that
Gen. Halleck is not eager for another bat
tie on the southern side of the Rapidan,
and that Gen. Mesde is. The General
was urged to 60 to Gettysburg and he re.
fused peremptorily, and has gone back t.
fight, If the enemy affords him anything
like fair Geld and viii stand up for bat
tie, he will try the hazard.
Gen. Meade is prudent General, toe
cautions at times; but even he is convin-
ced that it is in his power to beat the Ar
my under Gen. Lee.
Mosby'i is gathering all the Union citi
zens of Virginia between here and War.
renton. Our own troops By way Of rcksli'
alton are capturing the rebel Virginians
and bringing them in for confinement in
the old capital prison
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New York Nov 10

The steamer Chine, for Liverpool. to
day carried out $3.50, l9s.
The Cork Examiner (Ireland) of the
4th, says last evening Admiral Jones
sent notice to the conductor of the Kear.
sage to quit the limits of Cork Harbor
within twenty-four hours. 1t is reported
the Federal officer has refused to do So
Inc hesrsage was engaged coalinq the
whole OF last night. On Wednesday a
. P. m, the Kearsags was still il tori
Harbor.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!,

PAlChhLohS celebrates HAIR DIE - tAs Bsst
II 81 tA Esr4 The ouiy Hs-m.ess Irr< sss Rel.
ssis Dye known. This spleh0ia HAIR nyrls Perfe =
CHANCES Ned, Rusty or Ora. Hair. instantly ..
Eisct or ksssvaa Brs~s Without .nsurtns the NJ. .
staining ihe ssn. leaving the Hair Sen n,i.,.
In parts fresh vitality, fsqusasy resscrin in.
eoior, and seesases tie ia effects OF Fac u,.. r..
Genuine Is slgued WILLIAM A.BArc sEIox ali oaA...
are mere iEsisasiens and should Re ayciee6 sls n.
all Dsasglsts, &C. PACTGRY-sl R.rc,.ys
New York b.reHxIoK's NV To.Lrr c.,-s 40.
i"- "A- iysdAwIy
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Boston, Nov II.
The Legislature passed the bounty bill
and will adjourn tomorrow.
There is heavy penalty for fraud in
attempting to obtain the bounty.
he enlistment bill of last year was
amended so as TO put check to bro
hersge on substitutes.
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Cleveland. Nov. II

Cleveland, Nov. IS.
Gov. Yates, Of Illinois, Maj. Gen. Ro.
secrans and Senator Sherman, Of Ohio.
met all the preminent Railroad men Of
s1e country here, attending the opening
=. 'ne Atlantic and Great Western Rail,
road. Hotels full.
nosecrans held reception last night.
anu w. wa, visited BY great number.
the Kentucky excitement has die.,
Anu tue troops are being sent HON, on
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Bombardment Of Sumter.
New York. Nov. /,

NeW OK, NOV. TO.
A Folly Island letter of the 18th to
the Tribune. says matters remain pretty
much In the same stage as they lately
were. At last advices the bombardmrnt
OF Sumter still continued at intervals, our
batteries being occupied principally in re-
turning the fire of Moultrie and work
on Sulliysn's Island.
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STATE OF IOWA In the District Court Of
LEE CoUsTY. sssd County. At keokak.
Alexander Loehhea5. PiaintiG,
Eerrrs
Martha AeEEhany,
Edward Nee ihsDy,
Ezekiel Lyen, Defendants
Notice hereby given to Ezekiel tge1 that petit
fion civil Gle 10 the Clerks ofsce "
The District Court Aforesaid In The above entitled
caase IN half Of the above named PianiiH against
YOU. and claiming against ibe toreeio-ure Or tie
bond CD the frsctions NV Il of See 80, 10 Township
u.s. " X. West lee Cspnty Iowa, aGe NE Inter
si ofa defendsris in the he sold 10 pay The
sun Of sac rith per cef interest from
July - 1862, cue from Martha Mcklhspy, and The
ard like funa said Ezekie LyeB,
Attorneys fees costs and for general
teiisi-
ABd unless You appear AZ ma defense thereto be-
fore rocn SECOND day of the next Of said
Court to the frst NJ eedas Of February
1854 gent III be rendered against ycu rs prayed
l Tor said petition,
| ROBERT Il. GILMORE,
nov6-dsw Attorney for Plaintiff.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Worlds Special.l

Rebel Papers.
Worlds Special.
Washington, Nov. IL.
The Republican Of this evening de-
clares that it is expected Generals Meade
and Lee will have battle ere the end Of
the present week, and the impression is
confirmed somewhat, a. we learn, d.
rectly from the front to-day. It is un.
derstood Gen. Meade not only advances
to the Rapidan, but he is to cross it be-
fore the close of the week and obtain a
battle if possible.
The army is in excellent condition, es-
pecially the cavalry.
The promp,itude of the government in
paving soldiers has most salutary influ.
ence.
A Richmond paper has the following;
Mobile, Nov. IL.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
A dispatch from Tennessee, Miss, re-
ceived yesterday, dated 10th inst, says
Col. I. II. Maury, commanding the l3tt
cavalry regiment, dashed in yesterday
above Bayou Sara, on plundering party
of Yankees, 800 strong, and drove them
to their iron clads with great slaughter
We brought off their wagon train and %
prisoners from under the. broadsidc o.
their gunboats. Only three of our men
wounded.
The Richmond Despatch says advices
from Northern Virginia show that Meade
is advancing with the view of bringing or
general engagement, which probably
will not be declined when the proper
time arrives. Meade's whole army ii
known to be south of the Rappahannock
His advance yesterday was several miles
south of the Court House, moving in th'
direction of several fords of the Rapidan
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The Rebels Refuse to Receive cIs%hir,
for Prisoners.
Fort Monroe. Nov 1e

- Fort Monroe, Nov. 16.
The steamer Conway, which left b Ere
last Saturday, with provisions and clio In.
ing for our soldiers held as prisoners in
Richmond, returned to-day, bringing back
the provisions and clothing. Col. Irving,
who had charge of the matter. was re.
fused the privilege of taking the rations
to Richmond.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John II Craig. administrator, ard Mary Craig
widow and Emma Craig Albert Craig, Msrs Apna
Cfsis George Craig anu James Craig. miBor childre
of Janice Craig deceased
rou are hereby notified that there's now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk IF the District Conrt 81 Lee
count Iowa At Fort Msdiso ca petition and am ended
petition Of HIRAM Barney, clanf6f Judgment against
yon John H. crsig, Adminisuasor tcrtbe sun OF hree
Thoassn Delars, ard len per cent inere st from q
or August 1850 upon your Mortgage to Charles Mason
upon Lots six 81 and seven us BLOCK nine III. ~
Mssons upper addition to the city Of Keekus Iowa,
and as against all q sGid shove naDe1 deiendahts
claiming the safe pf said Let's to pas CT sad debt c
The extngaishment Of all equity Of rehtalpfien se
for general relief
nor, each Of ou must appear and answer saa PetI
ton BY noon OF the second day Of the nexi term %
said Court. be held at FoTtMadson or Inc hfsl
day or December A. D., 1903. or judgment ~ih DC
AA1 Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
octa.-d4v Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Arrival Of Parolsd NJ.
Baltimor

Three hundred and 6r oc'' 10.
have arrived at Ann y paroIed men
moud. Tbav .ra polls from Rich.
t;on e.. o 10 . wretched co al;
The chr;. A :. the n died on tho wav M
to their rsI;. . committee is admins terinu
clothing = They are aadIy in need q
md other necessaries.
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Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL EOTiCE.

To WIN Co~tes G C stevens. Levi Miller. j. p.
LAmnnte. ard Hiram Farmer:
You are hereby notified irsl tarTe is Gle in
III eClefk Office Of The District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, heokak, a rstitaz, and amended pc IL
tien Of Niiiisu II. AiilIstns. csilniGg judgment.
aKainst you Niliism +. Cewles sEL c. C. stevens
| Tor tie Of Five Hundred aud Thirteen and
eo-loJ Do lars money Que upon y0rr prouis
sorry notes, and against all the above named
aeft sznts paying for the foreclosure of n eertain
bend for Deed upon the nhafYiSed half OF Lts thr
and four, In Block nineteeu, In Williams, Reeves
Perry's Addition. to The cry OF kessuk, Iowa The
lnguishmepi 81 all equity ofr-seH piion aud gen
| ersi relief with costs.
Now, unless appear ar Hnswev to said petition
before noon second day of he OF
said co1rt, to held ID keekuk the arst Monday
on February A. D. 1863 fsdEusEt VIII be had ther ei
/ By default. II. SCOTT HOWELL.
1 nosls-d4w Plaintiff ATTY.
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st. Johns. Nov !

M. o. Johns, Nov. II.
.,, ane cleaner . Teutonia, from soa.h-
Go pIu nov: 9th, passed Cape Race last
SO ~: on',ed States steamer Kear.ace !.
"s,cn'ne blockade ronpers 4 Cor.
Inc Alabama i cfuisiaa !. a. R.,.e
FiaGsl 's'ss g 8 $50 s q = - - : .
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Sale Of 6-2ox

Philadelphia, Nov. 10.
The subscription agent reports the
sales Of s eos to-day to the amount Of
81 100000.
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Br rELEeRAPH.l
stock Market.

New York Nov. 10
Aoney-con tinues arm and unchanged.
sterling Exehange--Firmer and guiet 1e4kalss,
Geid-hofe active and decidedly armer, opening a
advancing 10 Isle, and closing arm at Isl 81
Government stccks quiet and steady.
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S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Riffers.

They parity, strsasthsn and inwirorte
fnsy create healthy appetite.
They are an aui,doss 70 Change OF wa,ey and ave.
They overcome effects o. ds..psiioa and late sou,.
They ~rensihsa The system and enlsyer the mind.
Ihey pfss'-ss snlasna,ie and In sermiltan, f~sers
me. panty he breath and asidisy of The stomach.
1ses cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
Iasy cure D'aFrhes, Cholera snd Cholera Morbus.
Ihey carr LAYER Complaint and Nervous Headache
iaey are The : st bitiers In the world Their MI,
the weak man strong, and exhausted nature,
sfe" restsr-f rasy are made Of pure 81, Croix Run
me celebrated taiisaya Bark roots and herbs. aud A.,
aKen with be pleasure OF beverage without
10 age a. time OF lay. Particularly Recommended !,
ceIiosie persons requiring gentle s.innant soJah,
all Srocers, Druggists, Hot els and saioops.
T. DRAKE & CO., 2c2 Bresd~ay, yev.Yor.
sid by andrew !. Wflkinsun.
'e~em No. - hain-st.. Keokuk
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+ EGAL NOTICE. /

10 FnO,d Kendall and Mary FfndRH, his wife,
John Lynch. l. X Blackwell. and Morrison:
You md each II you hereby notified that there
l. now on fse IN the Office ihe Clesk The District
Court ut Lee County. lows. at heokuk, petition OF
samuel T. AmeS, claiming &c ytu, me ssid Arnold
Kendall the sum cf Two Thousard uollars. AID IN
tsreSf. money due prqmissoiv noie. ard also
claim al Of tie defendants the foreelo
sure of mcFsgses given ~ said Arnold Kendall
and Mary ktuds his wife. 10 secure isr lay uent
Of said nose and ing Lot Ne Eve n; in block
one hundred aud ninety nine 1891, in The City AZ
keokuk County Of Lee, and state o. Iowa, In which
the osher defendants have or claim 10 have
| tsrest.
Urless YOU xppear thereto ,nd defend before nadn
Of The second day of the Fettuary term 1864 of said
District Court Judgment and decree will be rendered
against you thereon.
RANKIN & McCRARX,
acts--dlv Attorneys for Plaintiff
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MILL SITE AND MACHINERY

TIE remaining portions of the Flour MN rpc..,y
mint at Hamilton, ILL.,. (eppssfte KeotnE "a V
.@.ns ~ me brick and stone was, as they ssand.
slo1e basement and Foundation are in 4 pArfees ~,
ui''on 70 De rebuilt upon; The engine and hr con.
In good condition and unha rmed, good so1. house
ionf inches diane teT, Aues 10 eaVr ere W fsei
esssne Of sufficient power To ran re- . ust :. -,
lion balance heel, shaflins gear OF stone 49,
nsss sia.s MIL can BE- GOT Up sg, &C.. Whereby
cop. rasveiy, all Of which, iih but small ontlay
VIII g sold ~ great barr okether with the gronnd
70 reuulio good mill an TO any party who wishta
purchase money, .1ong time win be siven r.s.h.
Application nay s
De made 10
GAYLORD, SON & CO..
81 Iron Merchants, ST Louie MO
HPnHNs Roakas, Attyss Warssv IN y
-. 'es.-tdtf - Aeokok.
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4A saah SURVEYORS oPYYcE,l
Keokuk. Iowa, May u, 1853.
i FoTICB.--To al psrsons havisg gnnsy rsyolvsss
pistols, nuitons Of Of any kind for sals are
ordered not To cell dispose Of the without nrst
obtaining permit from the unaersisned By order Of
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Depsrt.ent. Ali
persons violating this order will be liable TO have such
goods copnscslsd for the use The overnnsns OF The
United stsses. JOHN srANHUs,
may9s-du Surveyor and Collector.
nSsEAsEs or THE NERVOUS, sEm-
~ inAL, unrsAar AID SERIAL srsTsM.-Neu
asd reliable rtatuent-in Reports Of the HOWARD
observation-disclosures scaled letter veiopes, free
ofeharKs Al irsss, Dts. EkILLIH hOUGHToa,
Howsra Assce ,stion, Phiisdeiphia. Pa.
arg2o-o& w3n
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iconMuscATEp
Pulmonary C0NSrAPTl0N CrRABLE DIsEA q.
CARD. ~
To CONsUMPTlvEs

The undersigned having been rsstoFsd 70 health in
FEW weeks, BY very simple remedy, after havins
suffered several years with lung Affection And
thai dread dIsesss Corsamption-is xtous 20 make
known te his 4 1ow-sunefers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pres
cyiptin used Tree Of csrss with the direetlans 10,
preparing and asing the same. which they viii and
fef coax nrTies, AsTHnA Hnoscarrrs
cousas CsIss &c. Tae csiy object of the advertiser
ia sendips The prescription sto beneGs the afflicted
and spread iaiofm alton which be eoGeelves 10 be In
vAlsseie aod he hepes every serer viii try ihis re
nedY, "a ii u cost them nsshapg. and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription viii please address
RIv. kuwARD A. WILSON,
Wliismssursh, Kinss Coalty, New York
oets-s3m
a GENTLEMAN. cured Of Nesveus be&sissy, In
competency, Premature Decay aud Youthful Error
seteadrd By assre 10 benefit Others, vii be happy
ioiarulsa 40 adj who need II, tires eharrc} the re-
eeipe and directions for nsking the staple Rsmea,
ased Ia bis ezs-. Tho.e wishing proAi By bis ex-
perieDee-and possess yAisa6i. geaedy--w!l re-
eers the sane, ~ return mali scsssfai'y seaiea b,
addressing John oGIES
haslS-aA~sn No. Go Nassau street, New York
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DHoroCRAPH ALBUMS.
me assessnsat jsst rsceivedby
4 BD.lp. nHoWMHEI.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21

few hundred yards Of Kingsland Creek, Of
Mr.. Gregory's farm, they captured one fish
ing boat, seine and enc man, his companion
swimming ashore, frightened almost out Of
his wits, and dripping with Precipitation and
the water Of the mobile James,, Another
report leaves the Monitor and its convoy Of
gunboats. still in the James river, few miles
below Aiken's farm, and about seven miles
from Drewry's Bluff, by land. But taking
the operations altogether, the trip Of the Yam
kee feet up the james, like the men sent to
spy ont Jericho" has been failure, and we
record it as SUCH
We learn that our land forces had several
wounded, but none killed, in the fight with
the gunboats. They fired number of shots,
but their shot and shell were thrown at ran
dom, and fell wildly about the country
Richmond Examiner