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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
New 7 ork. Oct. 2.

The Tribune publishes ! special cor
respoudsnce from Japan. giving detailed
and interesting accounts Of the recent
bostilit;es committed BY Dormos or the
emi.independsns princes of Japsl on
the Dutch end French vessels. Il 10 gen
enly known, that most, If not all Of the
japanese Dormos have shown themselves
extremely hostile to foreigners. The
Government of Tycoon. Whatever may
have been in real sentiments, has, for
some time, been vavering between main
tanning friendly relations with foreigners
and yielding to the pressure brought up
on it by Dormos. The latter found it
convenient to give new vitality to long
unrecognized supremacy Of the Miksdo,
the supreme ruler, through whom pro-
clamation went forth that all foreigners
should be expelled. A council of the
State Of Tycoon found it necessary to con.
form to the proclamation, and three hours
after paying to the English flOn,Oo0
for the murder of Englishmen. Richard
son issued formal notice to ministerial
representatives Of each treaty power that
foreigners must leave Japan, and all ports
be closed.
Before being demonstrated with they
professed to act under compulsion, and
some time later they appealed for for
eign aid. The Dormos, in the mean while,
had repaired to their principally to put
the sea coast in a state of defense, and
their retainers in fighting order.
The attack on the American ship
Pembroke was at once OWNED by the
Yeddo Government, who stated the at.
lacking vessels belonged to Prince Nam
alto, a principality in the southwestern
corner Of Nippon.
French, English and Dutch merchant
vessels have also been attacked BY the
same Prince. All these hostilities pro-
ceeded from the Prince Of Nagatim, port
of the largest of the Japanese Islands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
SAN Francisco, Sept. 80.

While there are no important sales
trade in most departments is unhealthful
and stagnant. nearly all description of
goods wanting.
The steamer st. Louis brought later
news from Mexico
The trial Of privateer, arrested last
winter on the bark j. s. Chapman, COM
menced in the Circuit Court before
Judges Field and Hoffman, about week,
has been occupied in procuring nine
jurymen.
Charles james was sworn las collector
of this port to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
New York. Oct. e.


The steamer Persia from Havana via
Nassau aud news from Nassau via Havana.
The rebellion in San Domingo is not
yet suppressed.
The Spanish troops were marching on
Souloque, where the rebels were strongly
fortified. Additional soldiers we're being
sent from Cuba. Various skifmishes are
reported in which the rebels were de-
feated.
The English steamer Union, q suspi-
cious looking craft, entered at Havana,
and reported from st. Johns, N. B., via
Nassau.
Nothing was heard of the missing
steamer Mexico. But it is hoped as she
had three boats that the passengers have
been picked up by some passing vessel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

DATCHkLOk's celebrated HAtR DYE " IA Bed
- n Tia Esrit The only Hsr.Isss Trss 500 ksi-
ssts Dye known. This spieudid Hair Dyeis Perfect
chsnges Red, Russy Gray nsir Instantly 10 0jssv
Bis>t or Nsrrsi Brsrs, without iutnring the Hair
staining the ssis leaving ,bs Hair sof, ssd Besussu
paris fresh vitality, fr-qseny restoring ts pssstlas
color, and recsiacs The i'll effects Of Bad Dy~s The
Genuine 10 signed WILL,An 4. eATcsELoa, al e4hsvs
mere limitations, ant shonid be avoided. Sold By
all Druggists, &c. rACTGRY-s1 BAaeLAv-Srssrr.
New fork. BArcHsLoas Ssw TosIsr Css- son
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
Washington. Oct. 2

wv =.
The U. 8. Dist Court has been con.
yened at Alexander for the FIRST time
since the rebellion commenced. On
Monday next its principal business will
be the adjudication Of many cases under
the conhscation act.
The restriction of the pass system ma
terially initiates against trade importa-
tions.
As there seems 10 be misapprehensiou
about prize money, it may be proper to
state that the Court has decided what
parties are entitled to shares in the ne,
proceeds, which, in pursuance of the
law are paid by the Marshals into the
Treasury.
Lists are furnished by the Navy De-
partment to the fourth auditor of the
Treasury. who makes the distribute,
1t has been enormously published in
newspapers that only 500. 600 had been
awarded 10 captors. The facts in the
official report on that subject made to
Congress in February last, state the
amounts ordered to be disbursed to be
sl,769,oO0.
The suspension Of the Kickapo treaty
continues awaiting the action of Commits
sioner Dole. who has been investigating in
Kansas the circumstances under which il
was made.
The treaty involves the possession OF
the best land in the State, and affects rail
road and agricultural interests, aud the
commerce Of Missouri and Kansas.
The delegation does not expect another
interview with the President before next
Monday. 1t called to-day, but he was
busy with cabinet affairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
New York. Oct. 8

The first report Of the first National
Bank Of New York is published to-day,
and is considered highly favorable. The
resources show United States stocks and
leases aud discounts of 100000; and
due from banks 81 100000. The liabili-
ties chow paid up capital Of 5000 900,
and $4,000 deposits. A total of 5000
600. The bank has only been in opera
ton sixty days, but will soon increase its
capital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
Parson Brow nlsw on Burnside IN,
Rosecrans.


R0secrans.
The Cincinnati Commercial has the fol-
lowing:
As some reflections are cast upon Gen
Burnside for not having reinforced Gen.
Rosecrans, beg leave. in vindicatien vi
the gallant Burnside, to state few facts
not known to men who are ignorant OF
the geography of that country. | claim
to know the country occupied by both ar
mics. | travelled through North Geor.
gia as early as 1929, and lodged with the
Cherokees, before the Whites occupied the
country, and before there were any good
roads Of any kind. have been travelling
over that section and East Tennessee ever
since, in every conceivable way, and
therefore it is that know the country.
First-lt is one hundred and ten miles
from Knoxville to Chattanooga. and it is
about forty-fve miles from Chattanooga
to Lafayette 10 the neighborhood of
where the fighting began still further
south. Buckner, in retreatipg from Knox
vile. burned the bridges behind him, re n
deriDg it impossible for General Burnside
to reinforce General Rosecrans With any
speed besides, General Burnside had to
keep AN eye to the east, where, in twenty
four hours an army of twenty thousand
men could be poured down upon him
from Lynchburg, on the great Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, in full possession
OF the rebels.
The country in North Georgia is rathcr
level country with bills aud ridges
springing up, at intervals, and separating
one valley from another. The streams
are sluggish. and the banks usually high.
The country is thickly timbered, with q
heavy underground, making It rather
impossible for the operations Of large
army.
For my part. have every confidence
IN our ultimate success. Let Rosecrans
be reinforced. and he will whip the whole
Confederacy. The mediation Iadvocste
IS that OF che cannon and the sword and
let there be no arnlistice on sea or land
until the rebels. front aud rear. North
and South, aresubjugated or extermina,ed.
And then let condign punishment be
speedily meted ont to the surviving lead
ers in this unhoIy crusade against diyil.
ration. My motto is, Greek FIRE for The
masses, and he'll fire for the leaders
And none but the loyal should be con-
suited in the great casting up of the ac-
counts. w. G BRowNLow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

New York, Oct. 2.

The order Of the War Dspartnsat pub
lished relating to Col. Boyden's absence
without hAss, ms caused b tho depart
nent not having the official copy Of the
order Of Major Gen. Dix. grantias Col.
Boydsn leave Of absence on the surgeons
certificate Of disability.
Col. McReynolds, Of LIST New York
cavalry, is here under arrest, charge with
collusion with the rebels 1t Nartinsburg,
where he was in command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
Louisville, Oct. 9.


A Chattanooga dispatch Of the 28th
ult., delayed until this afternoon, reports
that Gen. Whitaker received severe
flesh wound in the engagement on the
Goth, but still commands his brigade.
His line, from the heavy firing. lost about
$50 killed, wounded and missing.
LArER.-All of Whittaker's staff, ex.
cept one. were killed or wounded. His
brigade consisted Of the Goth and 18th
illinois, the second Michigan and 18th
Ohio being temporarily added. aegrega-
ting about $500, who fought With terrific
energy and effect from one o clock b. q.
until night, aided by the second brigade
of Sheridan's division, Col. Mitchell, COM
manding. and beat back those divisions
with great slaughter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
St. Louis, Sept. g.

The Democrats special from Leaven-
worth says the previous reports regarding
a change in the Department of Missouri
are confirmed. Kansas 10 now separate
district, and Generals Hunter and Curtis
are offered the command, bat both have
refused. Brig. Gen. Mcneil has been
rendered the place and will probably &C
cept. Gen. Ewing is removed. II is re.
ported he will supersede Blunt and that
Blunt is under arrest and ordered to st.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
Cairo Oct OIL

Cairo, Oct. Fl.
Of the half dozen boats arrived from
below since this morning all are In Gov
ernment service. most Of them without
freight or passengers. They bring no
dispatches or papers.
The Sultana, from Memphis, 3Oth, Just
arrived. has two barges in tow, on which
are fosr locomotives and tenders and over
xO0 bars railrord iron. Among her pas
ssngers are two Confederate prisoners,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
New York, Oct. 2.

NcW AOIA, Wv -
The Commercials Washington letter
states that Gen. Slocum has consented to
remain 10 command of his corps, the lztn:
till the fall campaign is over. he VII,
distinguish himself and corps. Howard
also remains in command of his corps.
The enemy's position is strong one
on the southwest mountain, and running
towards Raccoon Ford. Richmond pa
pers confirm this, though it is apparent
Lee does not mediate an attack now
1t looks as though both armies would re-
main on the defensive.
The same letter intimates that Hooker
takes Buroside's command, and Pope will
have command under Rosecrans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

A LAwYER's CAvEAr.-Wm. H. Hard
ing, lawyer Of Lee. (Mass.) bad the
misfortune few days since of having his
marriage published in the Berkshire IA.
gle. To this he. lawyer-like, takes ex-
ceptions. Ia . caveat to the editor he
says:
"The report Of my marriage, which I
lind in your issue Of the 9Th instant. il
notsquite correct: First, on the aOt6 81
July, 1868, l kept close company With
my law books; second. Twas never in
Lebanon Springs in my life; third, |
never, to my knowledge, saw O. heard Of
the Rev. 8. 7. Hunt; fourth. the young
lady mentioned as the bride is the wife Of
my brother; and. eth, never was mar
ried At all / never came within ohn-
shot Of marriage; l never wanted to bet
married; and, finally, never expect to
get married. With the above exceptiIne
POUR item i a eorreet.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03
Especial to the World.]
Waeh;nrfon Oct

Returned prisoners who reached here
to-day, declares A. P. Hill still CON
mands the Richmond defences, with
about 5000 men, and LoDgstreet rein
forced Bragg three weeks since, with
$4,000 men.
The Cabinet is said to be equally d.
vided on the Missouri question.
:. Judge bates, brother-in-law of Gov.
Gamble, and Pos. Master General Blair.
aresvery active against the removal or
Gen. Scho6eld.
Several members of the delegation de-
clare to-day that Gen. Scho6sld viii he
superseded, though it is quite sure that
the President has given no assurance 10
that effect.
Especial to Tribune.l
We are enabled, upon the best author.
ity, to say that no draft for 600, 900 men.
nor any other draft other than the one
last ordered and now in progress, is con-
templated by the Government.
A squad Of rebel guerrillas made 4
dash upon one of our trains near Fairfax
to-day. but discovering strong guard
they skedaddled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

lDv reI8enAFa.I
new YoFk Market.
,vv4 New York, o.. q.
1iour-saiss at ss SECS Is for Extra ssass; 9 II
Ooe IS 4. h. o.
Wheat-Rcceipts rs bash, Market 10 better.
saiss = d iaooi II for ChieasospraG u 1881 y
for milwaukee Cisb; 3s0oi = Winter led Western
cosn-Recsipu io6, o0o bush. Market asAive, and Il
better. Sales It 81 i-2Dss Lac anosd. s6DSoe IL
sore.
Osts--Aesise. sales a eoD7Dc
Pork-very 1rm. Salss u oi2 e0Dol9 50 feroeld
eA 90 for new meas.
rd-Rirmer. 1oxo1i}e. sea
Whiskcy-Firnsr. Sales Al 52x06aKc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

Enron " GArs csrS.-Dssr Sir with your Per
mission vi 10 say TO the readers Of your paper tbs
win send by return mail to ali Who vsh H. uree)
Recipe, With fall directions Tor maiine and using q
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In 10 dsys, Pmpies, Blotehes, Tan Freches and all
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viii also nail free to these having Bail Heads or
Bare EAces simple directions and inforD sion thu,
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Hair vhisasss, OF Aoustsche. In iess Than - days.
All applications answered By return nail vithou
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~ rsLEeAAPH.1
stock Marker.
New York, oet. ,.
stock-Better, and active.
Moneys per cent.
Sterling Exchangs- Quiet, bat higher, 5705s.
Gold AT
U. s. Year csrtiocatss oes<.
q. s. 6's, 81 Coupons 1854.
New York Csatnl-l3ll.
Hrie--l07t.
Reading-Ils.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

GEkTLkAAS, cured of Nervous DEBILITY, In
cbmpeseeey, Prsnasuse Decay and Yoafhfal nrEsr,
scsuad-d b. desire 70 benefit Others, viii b happy
~ furnish all Who need IL, free Of charge the
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9peliul Notices.

nlSE Asses Of r HE NER VOUS, SEM
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-03

NEW BOOKS.
Austin Riliott-by Kingsley,
Artemus ward.
Life in the Open Air.
Lost and Savei-by Mrs Merton;
Roekford-by Mrs.. Lille Devereax INFESTED;
Drifting About-bv Stephen Msssett;
Ny Southern Priepds-by Edmund kirke;
In the Tropics-by Richard b. Kimbsil;
Journal OF . Residence Georgia Plantahon-
BY Mrs r. A Kenbie.
Poes Works Blue and Gold;
Re.ds %
Gibbons Rome. 6 Vols
Chamber English Literature;
Information for the People;
Packards Minor Surgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etee;
The Flying Dutcam ~n-Ssxe.
Marian 6vsy-by Ars. Il. s Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les Misessbisx,
Orphess G. ksrr's Papers. I'd Series.
Hreemason's Monitor
Cooks yoyakes.
Al Odds-by The Author Of Quits;
Bars Field and Garden;
Vegetables 81 America.
The Canpaikn of 1859 and ~.
Physiological Memoirs-by Hammond,
Dickens Complete WORKS.
Home and Abroad, Second Series;
Story oftne Guard
The Poets Journal, BY Bayard Taylor;
Parson Brownlow = Book:
OkaranRo River;
KdvinBroiherloft,o by Winthrop;
Thisday receivedxt
BROWNELL's Book store,
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SURVEYORS OFFICE. !
keokuk. .loxa. Max n. lHea /

SURVEYORS OFFICE.
Keokuk. Iowa, Ny n, 1888
FoTrC8.-Tc all peFsons having guns, revolvsrs
pistols OF aunitscas 81 sar sf any kind fsr sale are
ordered not 70 cello dsose Of the saus Without sr,
obtaining psrnit fron the anAesslsped ), ord, AZ
the Special Asen, Of the Treasury Department. An
persons violating this order viii 10 liable 70 have ,ch
goods ccnascsted forth use OF the ~ u
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mAS-dtt Surveyor and ColleutoY
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brakes Plantation Bilfers.

They purity, strengthen and tnvisorsfs.
fhsy erexie healthy appetite.
They antidose 70 ehsnse Of ' ster and diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipsIon and late hooss
They ssrensthsn Tie syasn and enlven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purity he breath and acidty Of The stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Corstipaton.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholsra Mcrens.
They care Liver Cs0psipt and Nervous iesdsche-
They are the bset Biiters In the world. They make
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toe celebrated Caisays ark roots and herbs and
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age o time OF day. Particularly recommended r
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a, Piaia and Scale RINGS.
Coin Silver Ware.
r. . sssss. d.
Table Perks, Batter HALVES. Pie knivss
Ladlss, Napkin nss,, Jelly Spoons,
silver ih.s.... s.s s.,..u c rsiss so..'
SILVER PLATED WARE.
s: a. :s:' $500 $500; f.l,.. S sss1s:s.
Tee ksstlss. Tea ssIls. Ice apvh.
Table spoons, Tea spoons, Dess 81 Spoons,
HasIis Risss, c.p.. Co .ssio. SECS
DOUBLE WALL, NEW sfYLRs.
Fancy cams.
Writing Gases, Fine scissor5
Desks. Poehet fnivss,
Shell COMBS, :" fssis Gallery,
Coobs, Pspier Maeh4 Boxo,
Port Noaaiss. Trsrsiins a..
Bresss ornan.nts. Ae%rseAsaa Pipes,
Gilt SPY 0issses,
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Glasses Fitted to Frames, Any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
The ost celebrated Cola Pens eli aites; Gold and
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rsnssd. Pens Negotiated
g I q e Z s.
CALENDER CLOCKS. entirely psv ayie, keeping
month, dAy Of the wset, day Of tie month. Also
sdAy and - he's, weight and -prang ciscks.
ALL WARRANrED.
MILITARY GOODS.
svcrds, Belts, sashes,
sssapsr Buttons, Baties,
silver Braid. Goia Tss.i-s, csyerro.s.
Presentation Swords made 70 order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols |!
CeWs Army and Navy.
| C~lts 4. and ~ inch.
Smith Wesson No. andNc.a.
Prssco,.s xavJ.
Beeoe's Patent.
Cartridges all slses.
All orders viii receive prompt dissnuon
/ TO ORDEK.
Watches, Watch Casss silver ware H we,& -
biems, and Jevelry OF every description
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Watch Repairing.
chrononesers. Duplex. Easii.A, snvet and American
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
i OF the Deaom inatioss Of /, 2,s, TO- Is and 50,
For saleby NV WRsrCOTT,
ane-A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
The Feeling .iasihel Army.

The Clsrmrns (o) SSR publishes Isitsr
from voter 10 General GhkrTis division, which
indicates what the boys iptsnd sodo, We here
submit an extract, cs folloEs;ai ',a-r 7.
We will have werm time et tho ballot the
coming election. Our Cslonel Is o hot'hesdsd
Abolitlonist. He Is OF the, opinion that one
negro soldier, we'll drilled .aoRp Whip Ave whise
soldieTe Bot We will learn biIh lesson worth
two Of bis on the day Of election. Our rights
shall not be trampled upon, o. ia the case In
Ohio. We soldiers are. all on an squal war
footing, and justice IL sllwsask, and nothing
short VIII be put up withaaaaWe ore soldiers, but
not to be trampled upon BIZ military despotism.
/ would rather leave my bonas 10 bleach on the
plaios Of the suuny South than be rpled by
deppotie power, aud not permitted the privilege
Of the elective franchise, and 9 suffrage to be
chosen according to the dictates Of my orn
hesrt---which now is, aud shah be, 0 straight
Democratic ticket, headed by that victim Of
tyranny, vsllsndighsm, for our mex, Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09

Has Gen. Mcclellan been heard Of making
political speeches since his rstireuent2 Has
Fits John Poster7 Hss Buellg Do not these
Democratic Generals set sn example worthy of
imitation TO the Ben But!erS, the Clsys, the
Log ans, end other Abolition qmcisls who en-.
brace every opportunity =, when not in the field,
to Indulge IN partisan hsrapgues and abusive
dsuunciatious Of all %ho do hJbioln them In
worship of all the policies adopted BY the; Ad-
miuistfstioD in Its management of the wari--
Democratic Generals have NOT only taught The
Aboli.ionists how to manage armies 10 action
but how to preserve their own dignity and self
respect. as well aH the eetedm and regard o
the people, in thor retirement ,-Chicago TINES
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
GAGI0 TIME OBSERVERS.
TUE PERFECTION OF HEoHANIsMI
Rsin9 a HaRtLa9, or opsr Ehcs, o, Lddvs, or 6se-
Rs1dr's Wdtcs Cont tnsd, S0sta Patent Sslc-
-- ,t- 60 Tgadfa0 lpyupSEneutU

RsiR0 a HaRsia9, or Opsp E1cs, or Lddv's, or Gsp-
Rsadn's Wdtdh Cont tsed, SpafA 1dtent SslE-
-- g., Rsadta0 \ lQrocSvenNH
The N. z, Illustpted News, In It's issue Of Jan. IL.
1853, psgs i47, voluntarily 'says;-"Ws have been
shown most pleasing novelty Of which the HUBBARD
Bros. OF New York. hro the sole Importers It 10 call
ed the MAsIo TISs 0Bsm7xR, and Is Hunting and
Qpsn Face weteh combined. One Of the pTsttiest
most convenient and decidedly the best and cheapest
tinepiece for general and reliable uIe ever offered.
II has within and connected with itI machinery its
own winding attachment, rendering key entirely
necessary TEe cases Of this wsrh sre compoled Of
two netsk, the outer being npe IS carat gold II
hiss the improved ruby action lever movement sDd is
warrsSted sccursts tlmep!sos." Price, superby
engraved, per case Of bsif dozen, a2W. sample
WHtohes 10 neat morocco boxes for those proposing to
buy at wholesale, s35. II sent By mail the possgs
20 cents. Registering 90 cents.
UJWetehes sent By expreus TO any part Of the Loyal
etstes With bill! payable Eypress agent upon dsliye
~. Persons ordering 10 this manner muit nclose O.
% proof Q! their sincerity the amount to be credited
soldiers. SrdGzotsSrs IN 2s dis,oyas &0ts, or dnY
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TIE Chambessburg Repostory, and othsl
Abolition journals, have charged Senator ely
mef With declaring, in his spescl at Somerset
that - 'N
"If Wood ~srd and Ysllsndikhsm were elect
cd With Seymour and Parker, Ebey colld units
10 calling from the army the Hoops from tbsiE
respective States for the PURPOSE OF cOulpoli.
ing the Administration to iDvlte Convention
of the Ststes to adjust our difi fioulties." f
The Reading Gasstte, on the, authority OF
Senator Ciymer, ptonounceS the charge falts
He used o'suoh language, or pnything like 1t,
at 6omeTeet OF elsewhere.