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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09

d Who WILL N CURlD Two desire 10 cali
spsslal attention to the advertisement Of the eele
6rated Or. vslAl, which appears In another column
The Doctor d sAic and reliable praeti whose
sktll and experience 10 guarantee that the unfor-
tunsts victim OF certain ndisoretions osn with
1dsnos intrust his case In his hands. Let young
eoltof, "
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
AmuDonenls.

FoxD's TRsAIRs-kaeois N,teAel's BsssA.
This svsaing . grand doabis attraction 10 an
nousosA Sor the bsnsat Of Mss hsggis Mitshsli.
The bsauAy, eom1srt sad safety Of Ar. Ford's the.
atre. coupled vttA TIE great strength OF the bill Of
this evealngs cAaaet fall 70 attract one Of thoss
oyernowiag houses which have nightly sssosd the
theatre. The popularity Of this dramatic temple
has ssssns . axsd fact that no attraetioa, how.
ever greet, sssas adequate 70 abats the intsrsss
thAtis felt ,hy orr ielloweiuseas - ~ wslfaFs.
Ihis lsveune itAs passss - b dives ~ Katy
o'sAeil and the Pet Of the Psttieoatsy q both q
which Miss Mitchell viii W 'sseoa1ea ~ ~
snorts Of Ne cad Mrs.. Dlshop, khose Susssss here
has bsosasa iAst pahsa0 Ihs ershsstsa, ssnpossd
Of nsaf sQusrtsf Of huaarsd ~ assssaass tnstsu-
meat sliais. vill Introduce the most favored ssns
OF Verdis, Donizetti's and Asyafbesr's eAsf
Cssvvss, sssads, earsfully-ouilsA ssasseaens from
the general music Of the day. Nov seenssy, By
NJ. 6, Gets, will beautifully adofn snd iiss-
trats the dramatic productions Of to-aight whilst
the other appointnssts Of ~ pasoss are complete
In every particular. 'ni--ss 700 .e
CAxfHsBuRr HALL---Ths Increased number
Of places Of aaussasat In WasAiAston, and the
strong attractions in them ofsssd, appear 10 make
bat atlittlsiinprsssion In the crowds vhieb nightly
resort to our fsvorits music hall. Such 'nAaes ~
'hoss Of the Fsiry sstsrs, npiss Augusta ~
Marie, Ma, d Juha Mortimer, llillis Bowler Kss-
Of he other numerous talented lsdiss Aad ssatls-
men Of the company, are sunlsisnt to drsw full
house at asy tina. A mAtinss VIII BE- given to-
nsrrow afternoon Aad the usual rush Of lsdies and
children may be expected. 1Qf lE...l...
vAsnfns.-The company st this establish
meat consists OF ladies and gentlemen who are
we'll kAeWu - psrfornsrs Of talent and celebrity.
James hafnt and VIM. Bartholomew, two OF the
very best pantomimists and comedians, made .
decided hit In the pantomimes Of The French
Dancing Mastsrn and Ths Hssvsst Home" The
audience were In . high state Of glss and The two
comedians recipients Of hearty applause hess.
Baptistin, Lima Wiadeil, Liszis sehults, and the
lovely ballet troups In new ballets cash night.
Wnliam and Jiu 6udwotth, with Little Tommy,
In laughsbls negro faroes. sI7 1,fi .nqH ~
GaAAD. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNosas.
-Ths celebrated Choir Of We Daitinors Cathedral
having kindly volunteered 70 sivs oonssrt at ODD
Fellows Hall, In this city, on the 18th Inst, our
oItixsps will surely, by pAtfonizlng the concert,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09

New YoRK STYLES. Gextlsmsw's Clothirgl-
Heto and Fashonabs "A laI &c assortmeat for Dress
and Business wear, The English Ssck and Walk
ting Coats sxosll In beauty, grade and hnish any
thing over offered In this oity.
= IA n d WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
ooS-u 322 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
W'"BOOKS.'

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IN y "a usV9sa- ,
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shes ead 1attlsS, aieo ts Rplice Record q spies,
smuggiefs, and ffodiinent Rebel Emissaries, tn..
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Pc,fra1s, Wsos knsvssts9 SD Maps. Price %. \,
sent BY mail, free Of postage, receipt OF price,
Army blauks and Dassk Books made 10 order on
short notice. = -
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Bookseller and stationer,
ocs-Std No. ~ Rennsy lvana avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

SsxtA Side JoAssonSt. s<It doo- to fosSs AHerfea.
KROKUK, ................ ....' Io"A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
Philadslphla, June 2, 1861.
PARTICULAR aoTICE.

There many preparations sold under tae naz3 OF
Bitters. pat up 10 quart bottles cpmpornded Of the
cheapest whi.key common rum costing frcm 20
20 per gslloz, the disguised by Anixe or
Coriander Seed.
This eass Of Bittere has caused and will
cause, long they BE Sold fuud eds tho
Of the kar By their use the skept
continually under The influence OF Alcoholic sIimuisnts
OF the kind the ceslr ter Liqror created and
kept up The result Is all the horrors Atien up
on drunkard's life and death.
Yor those who desire and viii have Liquor Bitters
re ublsh the follow ing receipt get One Bette of
Heonana 6erman Bllier> aud mix with three quarts
or coed Brandy Whisky, and the result viii be
pre- thai ell lar excel 40 Eneelen-l
and true excelleuce any OF The numerous Liquor BeFs
in he market, aud Will cost much les. Yon Will hare
ali tia virtue "a Reo5aBds BIteFsin connection with
good article Liquor, 81 as much less price than
thrse inferior prepnraLlons VIII cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
TALLEYRAND's estimate OF HIMSELF

TALLEYRANDs ESTIMATE OF HIMSELF.
-Talleyrand, the celebrated prince, who
forsook the altar, even after he had be-
come bishop, to plunge into politics,
should be lasting example to clergymen
who forget their vocation and its sacred
duties for the dissipation and demoraliza-
ton of the caucus room. He attained
wealth and power. His influence was
second TO no mans in France but the
great Napoleon's. But on the morning
of the day previous to his death paper
was found on the table near bis bed when
death was near him, on which he had
written, in the stiffness of the night, che
following mournful confession " Behold
eighty-three years passed away what
cares what agitation what anxieties
what i'll will what sad complications
and all without other result except great
fatigue of body and mind, and disquiet
with regard to the past, aud profound
sentiment of Encouragement and despair
with regard to the future =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
THE GATE CITY.
IOWA ITEMS.

IOWA IV0W4Ss
DIR. John Cleaves, member Of til,
last Legislature from Louisa county. dice
at his residence in Columbus City few
days since.
Potatoes are selling at Keosauqua a
so cents per bushel, by the load. Turnip'
go cents.
The Treasurer of jackson county il
defaulter to the county in the handsome
sum of s3,677,67.
"A lady has been arrested at McGreg.
or for passing counterfeit 80 cents United
States currency.
-keokuk county has just made up q
full company for the Ninth Cavalry. II
is led by Capt. Shawhan.
Lewis b. Morgan, an old citizen Of
Mahaska county, committed suicide by
taking strychnine, last Friday morning.
Intemperance was the probable cause of
the rash act.
The breed of snakes in Keokuk
county is peculiarly malignant. An in
dividual in that county, late candidate
on the Copperhead ticket, stated "that
his sympathies were all on the Rebel side,
and that he would rather recruit for jeff.
Davis than for the Union army" So
says the Sigourney News.
We are sorry to say that the Sor-
ghum crop of this county has proved a
failure this year. The severe frosts that
visited this locality in the early part of
September did the mischief. We have
heretofore purchased sorghum molasses
al 10 cents gallon, but now it costs 90
cents, and but little in market at these
fgures.-[ Waterloo Courier.
A calamtous fire occurred at Cas-
eade on Sunday night last By the burning
of the dwelling house of Mr.. James
Beatty. The Dubuque Times says every
thing was consumed, furniture, beds, bed
ding, &c, all their wearing apparel, even
to the very shoes of the children. They
barely escaped with their lives, and some
of the children we're taken to a neighbor' S
house naked. Mr.. Beatty has two sons
in the army fighting for their country,
and has himself been to the wars and in
some of the great battles, Black River,
Vicksburg, &C., and only returned home
short time since, discharged for disabil-
ity, and is still in a delicate state of
health. This disaster is truly crushing
on poor man with large and helpless
family, at this season of the year.
An old gentleman by: the name OF
Campbell, living few miles from Fayette,
was killed by the falling of tree, on
Friday last. He went 10 the woods for
fire wood, was gone SO long as to create
apprehension Tor his safety. A search
was made, and he was found near the
stump of fallen tree, with his neck
broken.
The corn crop in the northwest portion
of Fayette county is almost an entire
failure; many farmers have not a bushel
of corn to their names, that usually have
hundreds of bushels at this time of the
year. The July frost did the bust
ness Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
sleeping Cars
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
S Baggage Checked Through. -
And TraAsferred Free


BY this route, Freights . all description can be
forwarded 10 and from fniiadelphia hsv York
Bosto or Baii r ore. TO and from any poln, H..
Railroads of ohio, ksatucky. Indiana. Illinois.
W lsconstn, Iowa or kissoari, BY RAILROAD III
RECT.
The Psnnsy ltania Railroad also connect, nj Ptt,.
burg with siesmsrs by which Good &C Z he forward.
cd TO any point OF the Ohio, NJ nskingGm, kentnckv
TENNESSEE, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississtppi Wis
scnsin Missouri. kaDsaf, ArkanAas, and ned XIV.
ere; and al Cfsveiand, sandnsky Ind c hlcaro iii
aerchaEtsands hippe rsensrustiHsth The tfansporta
ton ofiheir freighito this Company can rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The Rates ~ Freight
Toandfrom any pointinthe " est blythe Pennsyi.
vaala Central Railroad, are al all Timer AS IA
vokABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIL.
Road COMPANIES.
TBepariiculxrto II ARK package ~ PRxx
CENTRAL K R.sLu
For Freight Contracts or shipping Direes len D. ap-
ply 10 or address either Of the folowing gents Of
she Canpaay.
ID. A. STEwART. FREIGHT Agent. PIttsburxa
CLARKE CO.. Transfer Agents y
ii. W. BROWN a. Co, Cincinnati d.
&c. AELDRUM 4 Co., Madison Ihd
J. x. MOORE. louisville, ny.
W. Al. AiKAAN 4 Co., Evansville Ind
X. F.sASS, 81 Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO.. Chicago Ill
J. III. MsC0LM Portsmouth o.
K.A'NEELY, L MONTGOMERY Maysvjile
Kentucky.
WI q Z. l.. LANGLEY ,GallipoRs,o.
ii S. PIERCE l. CO., Zanesyilie d.
n. h. HUDSON, Ripley %.
r. C.AELDBuh, General THveit Ing Agep
for the South an west
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
LIVE STOCK.

Droverssnd Farmers lind this the m ds IA dvxn-
tageorsTouie for Live stock Capacious Y&rds " ell
watered nd supplied with every cony endnce have
esenoPsned ohthiai - soon necttons tndevery
attention IL paid totheir wants. From Hafksbarxh,
where viif eefound every convenience fof feeding
and resting, choice Is onered OF the PHIL DBL
PHiA, NEW T0Rkand BALTIMORE MARKET.
This vii In so be found the shortest Quiek est nd
most direeirou Stockton New Ycrk-tfiaAlien-
townl-and wiihfewerchangesthana ny other
kN0CH LEWIS, Genera lSupt., Aiupona Pa
l.. l.. H0UPT, Gen Tick Axt ,Philade lp hia
II. n. HOUSTON. General Freight Axen
dkv PhiRtHsfp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

E Love, it has been said hows down.
ward The love of parents for their chill
dren has always been far more powerful
than that of the children for their parents;
and who among the sons of men ever low
cd God with thousandth part of the love
which God has manifested to u.s.
(Hars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

E Recruiting is going on in New Or
leans with encouraging rapidity. Offices
are opened in various parts Of the city,
ana are doing good business. So says
the Era.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

EgOver three hundred dollars were
Melted at supper for the Soldiers Aid
Society, In Lafayette, Ind, on Wednes
day night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

LIZ The Rev. Albert Barnes "Notes
on St. Matthew" have been translated in
to Chinese by native Christian at Hong
Kong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

They WILL crRR the above Diseases in ninty nine
cases out Of q hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

PRESIDENT LINCOLN Re- NOMINATED.
The Washington Republican publishes
a dispatch from New York, dated Oct.
80, as follows:
A Union mass meeting was held at the
Cooper Institute last night. 1t was an
immense affair. 1t continued until l
clock this morning.
At a quarter to | o'clock this morning
Colonel Gibbs, in the course of his re-
marks, nominated Abraham Lincoln for
reelection.
The great audience caught up the sug-
gestion as if by electricity, and the as
semblage rose to their feet and ratified
the nomination on the spot, by the most
unanimous, enthusiastic and long con-
tinued shouts of applause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

slough is to lecture in Cleveland
next Tuesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

ETbe city debt of Boston is ten mil
lions Of dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

N etallie Burial Cases kept costsntly on hand fol
Viii Oh article am sole agent. Those from dstance
can be accommodated by application to me. wooder
Cef trimmed to orders short notices, and havlni
~ own Hearse and carriages, am prepared to al
tend = ia nerais very reasonably. 0rJefsien al
once or At nv residence, corner ofSixth and tx
ehsnge Streets will M es with prompt attention.
ap22-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

Passenger Trains
On and ater September 49, until further notice. trains
will
Leave kEOKUK tbs q. m. and p. m.
Leave FIT. MADISON 4 90 am. and 90 pm.
TFSpeeiai Trains make connection with Northern
Line Packets above and below tns Rapids.
III The No rnirg Train makes direct connections
with Packets and X Lines.
l Prhe O'Clock train from Port Madi son makes
close rnnec ton At keokuk with the Eastern Railroad
for all points and South aud With The &, r. D.
NJ & Al. K r. for all points Des Moines river valley
Wv. OGDEN,
Sept. 10, IsS3-sm Secretary i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky

They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky
They WILL crRr the above Diseases in pinty-pIps
cases out Of q hundred
Induced By the extensive sale and universal popu-
iaYty Hoofan1s German Bitterr fpurely vpg,abIel
hosts Of gporeB Quseks AID adventurers
opened upon suffering humanity the food gates Of
kossrums in the shape Of poor whiskey viiely com
pounded with injurious drugs, and ehrstebed Tones,
Stomachies and Bittefs.
Beware " the inHumerable array Of Alcoholic pre-
paratIons In plehore bottles, End big beiiied kogs,
under the modest appellation afBtts's which instead
q curing only sgrayale disease, and leave the dsap
pointed sufferer In despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
Are not and untried srticle, but have stood
the test OF hrea years uiseby the American public
and their reputation and ssie are rvalied by sny
similar prepar alton. The proprietors have thousands
OF Letters fro m the most eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens,
TesIifyingo OF their own personal knowledge to the
fetal effects and medical virtues Of these Bters
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good Appetite
Do you want to buildup your Constitution?
Do you want to feel well
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
you do, use HoOFLAyD-s GERMAN BTTTERs.
Frs~ Rsr Hsrtss Brppz, d. D., Editor Of tAs EnfS
eievsaia Of Religious KHoEtedge.
Although net disposed to favor or recommend Paten
Medicines In general through distrust Of their ngre
dients and effects yet know Of no sufficient reasons
Why nan may testify to the benefits ne believes
himseifte have received from simple prepaI alton
in hope that he tbus contribute to the beneft
of others
| do this The more readily In regax5 Hollands
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. I. NJ Jzssson, OF
this city, because was prejudctd against them Tor
many years under the Impression thai they were chief
ly Al alcoholic mixture. am lndebtedio my friend
Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for The removal or this pre-
JUDGE ~ proper tests. aud for encn fzgerent to try
her when suffering from great aud long continued DE-
biiiy. The three oottes Of heee biiiers,st the
beginning OF the present yeAr was followed BY evident
relief and restoration % degree Of bodily and meLtst
vger HIGH had not felt Tor months before AMI
had almost despzred Of regzsning. therefore ;h1pk
God and my friend for directing rs 20 the Of hem
J. NEWTON BkCnN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

WASHINGTON, November A refugee from
Richmouf-a Northern wooden sPinner-brirgs Is
intelligence that At Manchester, near Richmond
on james river, guuboat, clad with three thick
of two-inch iron, i within six weeks oil
completion; that at Rockets, foot of Main street
two other gupbOats. iron clad. the stocks
that sense of security is complete that large
iron wOrks-private prOpery--are III process Ol
construction by a man named Brady in Manches-
ter; and the machine shops at the Central Rail
road depot have been greatly enlarged
Two cotton mills have been erected in Man
chester.
Permanent Improvements have been made a,
the TreGgar works
A number OF bridges have been erected over
James river.
Two wooden mills at Manchester turn out
! ,45O yards of army cloth, which is sold to the
Government for S35 yard.
The forces under command of Lee are positive
ly stated to be now only 80. 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
from New BERN.

NEwBERS, y c., Nov 2--The report that
Gen Foster is to command the Army OF the Po-
tomac gives assurance, should it prove true, that
Richmond will soon he ours
Fresh regiments have arrived here to take the
place OF the yetern troops who have gone else
where
The rebel iron clad. constructed at X ngston
on Neuse river, is reported nearly ready for q
raid
The war debt Of the State of North Carolina is
being rapidly extingui-hed bv the proceeds oil
privateers. which make regular trips, daily, into
Wilmington.
The canvass for the election, on the 4th. for
members - the Confederate Congress. was pros
ecuted with greet earnestness by both parties
There ate 2S CANDIDATE, IN lD districts.
Hon john Gm n. IN the ! district. has
the field al - himself He was lately quite
severe or Davis administration and Indignant
at the treatment North C,roina received at hi.
hands.
ID wilson J. OUT with another constitutions
argument against secession.
The Raleigh Standard appeals 10 the conserv-
atives to mite against the distractions or elec
ton day. IN alludiug % the defeat o; the Demo
Gratis in Oaio and Pennsylvania
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
From Cairo.

CAIRO November 4-Memphis papers OF the
% say tnat MhmaduAe, with from three to four
thousand men and twelve pieces of artillery, had
attacked Col Clayton. commanding the 5sth
Kansas, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and had been
driven off
The rebel loss is said to have been great aud
the rOur complete
Pine Bluff was badly injured by shells
Steps we're taken TO intercept Marmaduke'
retreat
A gentleman Just from Mississippi saws that
ten days ago the largest portion of LOrings diyi
sion was at and around Canton He has about
5000 infantry. 5000 guarding the Mobile aud
Ohio and Southern Railroads
Gen ). ID Lee commands he cavalry corps,
consisting of 10000 men. in four divisions, and
under Generals Jackson. Crosby, Ross and
Roddy
Crosby's force is betw cen Jackson and Vicks-
burg, Ross between Moose Bluff and Big Black
Chalmess' between Grenada and Oxford and
Roddy above and around Corinth
At last accounts Lee was above Corinih with
5000 men.
Pillows headquarters were at Columbus Mis-.
sis>ipp
The MiSSissingans said TO be heartily sick
of the war. ami would gladly give up their he.
grOes 10 stop II
Accounts from Little Rock report Price a:
having reIreated be,ond Red River, bis cavalry
onlv occupying Arkadelphia.
M4jor Gen Ord passed through here to day
en- route Tor Louisville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
EDUCATIONAL.
ST CoLUNdBA,S
FEMALE ACADEMY ,
Fifth ST., Zanesviiie. ohio.

TUNHIS ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF
the Order OF 81 Dominic and is provided with cSm-
forts for the improvement OF the minds and morals Of
those entrusted 10 their charge.
The Course OF Study is divided into four departments,
and each department having its distinctive Of
studies assigned IT,
The discipline of the school is arm and uniform but
mid and parental. nremitting attention will be given
TO the health and comfort Of the pupils.
The Academic year consists Of two sessions OF FIVE
months each the first commencing the first Monday
of September; the second the first Monday Of Febru-
airy. The two sessions will be closed with public dis
tribuon Of premiums and honors, the first wednes
day in July.
Terms per Session--PayabIe In Ad.
For Board and Tuition in the following branches: Or
biography, Eeading, Penmanship Geography, English
Grammar, History, Arithmetic Geometry Astronomy,
Rhetoric Composition, Criticism Principles Of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, botany. Mental and Moral Phi
oSopby, og, &c &C., s45, $50 and S55, according TO
the department Of the pupii.
Extra Charges.
Music Piano per Session. n................. $l2 90
Music Guitar per Session. ...--.....-. IN 90
Bed and BEDDING per Session .................. 90
Washing per Session. .......................... 5 90
Stationery if found by the Institution per Session, 90
No deduction will be made for absence unless occs-
stoned by sickness.
Pupils entering after the commence Of Session
will be charged only for the remainder OF that Session
BOarder required to bring table furniture, napkins
ami all Necessary articles for the toilet
The uniform is black merno Dress with white sun
bonnet.
Business letters TO be addressed 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST. COLUMBA'S.
Zanesvile, Ohio.
Terms for Day Scholars.
Tuition per Session. Second Junior Department. s5 90
" ." First '' &" -. 6 60
- q Second Senior Department. 90
I" First :" = -. s 90
Elementary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 90
septic dim