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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
New York. Dec. 81.

AsCW AOfAs 0ec. 81.
A letter from Bealton Station. Va, to
the Philadelphia Enquirer says l have
heard report, said to have been brought
in BY contraband who recently left Cor.
louisville, and succeeded in escaping to
our lines, that day or two before he left
= Louisiana regiment, aud also the JEFF.
Davis Legion, had arrived there, aud
that the rebel authorities are sending to
Gen. Lee all the troops they can collect
from various points. vita the intention
OF making an attack on the Army Of the
Potomac.
The PhiIadslphia North American Of
this morning says the ram Atlanta, refit
ted and put in order, is likely to be only
less formidable than tie Ironsides.
The talk At the navy yard is that she
will 90 down to Charleston to take the
place Of the lost Weekawken. The At
laDta is more like the Ironsides than any
Of the Monitors.
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0surross AAjenx1s fer The 8shaays-
The Draft Psstpened.
Especial to Post.I
Washington, Dec. Ell.
Congress will adjourn BY the middle
Of the week for the Holidays and the
draft will BE- postponed twenty days.
The Russian feet leaves for Fl. Mon
roe during the present week. Mr.. Lin
coin will visit the Admiral in his flag
ship Tuesday or Wednesday.
The House Military Committee will
consider the $500 Communication until after
the Holidays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
New York, Dec. 81.

A Havana letter says Gen Comonfort
was murdered by his own couutrymcn.
and that the new Macmillan Regency
was virtually dissolved BY the ac,i IN OF
the Archbishop Of Mexico. The Arch.
bishop insisted on the restoration Of
church property which had been confs-
Gated by Jusrez. This was refused, snd
his Grace not only retired from the royal
council, but accommodated every per
SON, French and Mexican, who opposed
him, from Gen. Bazain and Gen. Monte
down to drummer boys Of the liberatinx
army. The Cathedral doors being closed
against the parties, Gen. Negree sur
rounded the building with 5000 French
soldiers. and planting his cannon at the
door demanded admission within GER
tain time. The Archbishop admitted the
pious belligerauts, oficiated at mass and
gave them Episcopal benediction.
Gen. Doblado, Governor Of Guanaxua-
to, had declared for Juarez.
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cove RESSIOyvqL.
Washington, Dec. FL.

Washington. Dec. FL.
HoUsz-The Speaker laid before the
House letter addressed to the President
from the FreedneDs' Aid Society Of Boa
ton, New York and Cincinnati. Referred
to Committee on Emancipation.
A message was received from the Pres.
ident informing the House he had an
proved aud signed the JOINT resolution Of
thsnks to General Grant AID the armies
under him, and for gold medal, 10.
Dir. Underwood, Of Kentucky, had his
vote recorded 10 the affirmative on Greene
Clay Smiths resolution adopted Friday.
Schenck moved the suspension Of the
rules in order o take up The report and
cot upon the bill 70 coosolidats the two
classes 10 the enrolment act into one
The vote was yeas 6S, nays so; % the
rules we're not suspended, . two-third vote
being necessary. s-szas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

New York, Dec II
Cotton-Duli, heavy and dropping. Sales a. 60 Ssie
flour-Op~nod steady and clio sed 601oc better for
shipping brands Sales ~ - eOS@6 70 for kxtra
State; ~ 6O0o7 - for Extra II. II. .; 81 7eAno %
Trade Brands.
uAisksy-shsp. armer, Il sc0sss, chiefly sc,
Wheat--FirM and fair demand. safes II u l6 =
~ g for .hiesvo sprus d 90 81 81 NJ MilwAukss
Ciao; od0t 81 amber Milwaukee Club; u 80
~ % Winter Red w.ssern; u 6i0ei 81 for Amber
Aicnissn -
Cosn-Heavy and ic lower. Bales Il n 9ene1 -
oi ~ yellow.
oats-About i0se hesser, sa1ssc for western.
Pors-Firmer itn f.I. dvnsnd.. Ssles n ais % =
el9 y for std n.se, e2l 00R 81 % Tor new mesa
Si3 soH tle o. Tor psiu.s el74ele fos prime mess.
5 bacon sides--In fsii iequest q 1S04c.
Lsrd--rirmer, la Si2ic.
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Commercial.
osaaEcrsp sArLysr
= HAM MIL
WHOLESALE GROCER

ieeCsras, Peas,hanA Maia stre~ts
uAitr GArs CIR us,r~ry
kroEyE prc q, 1850
PRODUCE AsD rnoyassSrs.
- 81; Pan whss, Er,rs - 80 10 a. 90
noas nsAL-si 20 100 Sc,
snip sTur1- -eI 20 10 81 Is.
4 cOkS--Ss07c MSS
AwasAs-s.,' >, Is: spring asres, % !,
OArS-1oa7s.
0RkkN APPIEs--sce 10 III
ruIAIohS 50 Dc. K-iaii esr per p.el
3oeasc A'e' refsli,
nGGs- 90,
GaICkkss.si IS to q 20.
LAHD-e - 81.
WHITE BhASs-Cemmon 10 good rs Ia ~ On
Prime Navy 81 26s o. So -
n.Y-1inoshy. saooe. t.l.a, sss ~. pr.,r,.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-EeN Orleans fair. tss; pr,.e ,a..
sss.s -; Ne. York. c. lstc; Me- verh. A, ia
soLassbs-sasas Hoase 7o97sc; Golden syru,
Setse ol-.ef es.ee sorsan 301sSo
coEfsE-Rio s56asie; Jasase
oANDtks-si4ri - 70 7es Mould isi to l4c
al =. s,, H., 'essl 50; i.psral, q =
funAoC0.-LArh sweet, SOC, Aediu. sn,a,
coz to :oe; Goid sed Natural Le.f, Soc to -
6kA96-0xIo City e37S rates
COeDAGk-tsSe o iate
rHufr-naistrs IS 90 es a3
SALf-LAks - tsae3 50
fish-Ns. Assxsf's' bills. sla 50 to sls -.
NO. No.. 90 90 A'f o. :: ss g to : So
Hifsbl.. No. Whit. Fish Is Is
sUNDna9s.
LRATHBR-e"ts 10 IS Harnsss ]<A4s.
hIDES-Ory FLa, i71sac; Dry saIted IS. srnbAv
nail price gee u to .; green sheep pei t. leco
sEA9s1.Ta.eshs;es soss rs, mas, - %.
ChEksk-Hamsas q IS to f8te.
8BRe CAf1Lk-9he gross
SHkBP-e4 W to o6 o. head.
hta Tres. 3. 81 $500
81 eoeel 90; lar ul, sos TO 81; fish OIL. q o.
bEkSwAA--4te.
tAT HOGS-e4 % kross.
kAus-Wooisu n cotton Ale.
NEW GUNNlEs-21H 70 22t.
lee 4.
rxcaAssE.-oA New FORK. Philadelphia. Boston.
81. Louis an Chicago y per cent. Tor
W nh able FUNDS. Gold - 70 q puyfng.
Day GOODS.
! sHeeTINGs 3 sHiRrISGs-9o to ~.
DRtLLS-26 TO s0c.
rktAIS--HS I, ne.
DELAtSE-x6 10 J2ic.
0iNdhAMS-23 IKE.
CHADWICK = COATS sPoOL-ei 20.
6KElS ThkEAU-ei 90 TO II TO-
tAkA ERs = MKGH. Ch5sinEKn-6a to 7Oc.
nAiai bkAlD-svc 20 u W.
vUR,kT JEAN xSc.
DkNiAS-2l2 \. 37ic.
TiCki NG-szi |. tuc.
ktNSk YS--3S " sos.
CANTON FLANNELS Is TO l5c.
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dispatch to Commercial.1


Richmond papers of the 10Th contain
the following;
Charleston, Dee. 1.-THE Iron sides
and three Monitors, while attempting to
pass the distractions, became entangled
The Ironsides will probably have to BE-
abandoned
Two of the Monitors are also badly
disabled
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S-T-186O-X,
brakes Pl0,se0fiOss Riafers.

They purity strength en- and In yieorate.
fhey create nesiihy appetite.
They ATe antsdofe 10 cnsnec OF wsteY and diet.
They Overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the syssen and eniiven he MAD
They prer~ns mia.maiic ana intermittent lesen.
The partly the breath and aesdi,y Of ths stomach
They ny sps psia and Constipation.
They care Dtarrhes. Chetcra and Cholera MorAus.
They cnfe Liver CoE piais& and Nervous Headache-
They are the b~s< bstters in the world. They make
the veal man strng, ard exhausted natures
great rsstor~r Tney are made Of pure ST. CYoix Ram
the celebrated cassya Hark and herbs and
win hi Plrssurs af beverage, ~thJut regard
70 age or time af ssY. Particularly recommended V
delicate requiring gentle stius isns Sold
all Sroeers, druggists, Hotels ard Saloons
DRAKE 4 co 40 Rroadsay, xew-Yorh.
Sid By Andrew y. Wflkimn0U
te27dh~em No. ~ Asin-st.. Keotuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

Tho Navy Dspartment received dis
paAoA fioa Adminl Lee, dstsd yesterday,
saying thsrs i no truth in the rumor Of
the destzuetion Of the gunboat Daylight
By rsbsi battery near Wilmington. She
il at Beaufort.
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tbs rsLEsAAPa.l
stock Market.

0oney--Aesive.
etssiiua kxcAange--QnIss and am, ieex fpr ara
elaes billie.
9sid-Opsaed u lsat, ano closed quiet Il lsaS.
Governments Ssocks-Firmer,
Y. .. Go 81 Coupon1 i0okOiio.
kev Treasury 3i0-~ le9f.
Sew ycrk Wsekiy Bsak etese nent--lncresse Or
oans ss0 desrrase 81 spsss, te4o ~; de.rease
'isassies, eess7Se fassssse aepoaiss, u ~ ~
Btocks--daIi N iowsf. .lsT IL .Eaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Removal Of Seho0olA..-3on. Ouxt1a
to be given new 0e0nana-Nsperss
from 8iehmO0d.

The Removal Of SeAs0slA.--oon. Ouxtas
from Hiehmead.
Especial to Tribune.
Washington, Dec. 10.
Although no official order has yet been
issued, it may be considered certain Soho.
field will be relieved within day or two
at his own request, and that Gen. Rose
Grams will succeed him.
A new command will soon be arranged
for General Curtis, the President having
said that the charges against him in con-
nection with cotton speculations are ut
terly unfounded.
A gentleman who has resided 10 Rich
mond during the past FIVE years, recently
reached this city. having left Richmond
Dec. 9th. He furnishes the following:
The garrison Of the city and forts num-
bers about 3, 900 men. who are principally
employees of the Government. They are
armed with Belgian rifles. The fortifoa-
tiuns consist of several lines of entrench.
ments, earthworks and rife-pits, besides
forts sparsely manned. The number of
guns mounted on all the works is quite
uncomfortable compared with their ex-
tent.
AT the time our prisoners planned An
escape the Union men of Richmond we're
aware of the intended effort, and would
have joined the prisoners had they sue
ceeded.
From the armory in Richmond aud the
works at Fayetteville, N. G., about 800
guns week were turned out. All these
guns are rifed at the Fredegar Iron
Works. Their heavy guns are hoped
and the work of improving them 10 going
on. Arrangements are being made By
which they hope to make 1000 rifles per
month. The principal powder manuiac-
tory is at Augusta, Ga. The loss Of
stocking machinery at Fayetteville would
prove irreparable. Early 10 the wa, and
until very late date. drawings Of the
projectiles adopted by our Government
were received from Washington, aud in
some Cases their manufacture commenced
IN Richmond even before made here.
Our informant says prices current un.
der quote everything; -four is quoted at
Slipper barrel, but actually sells At el25,
and other things in proportion.
The arrival Of French Corvette for
the purpose of,attendng to the removal
0! the French tobacco had created consid-
'ersble feeling among the merchants and
people, and loud objections we're made to
Its being given up, unless the French
would raise the blockade. All hopes of
foreign Intervention have died out. The
refusal of England to allow the rams to
saif excited much indignation. inasmuch
as the rebel authorizes had gold in album
= dance to pay for them. Soath Carolina
was openly denounced in the streets, with
desout wishes that the State might be
sunk.
The people are very anxious for an ex-
change Of prisoners and thought that it
was plan adopted by our Government
to prevent them reGlipg their army
Systematic starvation of our men is spo-
ken of as being the policy to compel ~
to resume exchanges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

DATCHEL0R'S celebrated HAIR DYE u ~ Bed
- n III Hsrti The only HsvniAss 1rss s.< Rsis
49, Dye known This splendid Hair Dyets Pssfect-
ehsnses Red Rusts Gray HAIR instan.iy 80 0iassy
6is~As - Fsusrs! Brown. without larnnG The Hair
staining the skin savnE the hair SofI and Beautiful;
DpaFts frerh vitality fse9aeDuy restodns IL preside
eoier, and fecsines the Ill efeeis Of Bod Dyes. The
Oeuaine 70 ssgnsd WILLIAM a. BAIcHKLoa, al osAEs
mere limitations ami should be avoided. Sold by
iii Drnsxists, &c. vACToEr-s BAacLAv-srnssr.
New YorA. RAs~1xEuss kss ToILsr CsRAM pox
Dnxsslss TEE Ham dAwly
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Sash recruits shosld b dsals With sseor-
ding torrpmiss. He ~ r hsee e ~
eoDDntat3oa sloono and ~ ~ naynoot
ct the bountiss pFopsesd.
Harris did ncs favor he aznsndment Of
the committee y il Stood, and thought Il
wosld stop II recruiting aflsr IL 6th ~
JannaeE
Lane Of indiana, aid " could not Gil
our armies with oonsssipts alone. There
wsrsS ,00O, 600 men subjsct 10 draft 1t this
time. and Of this number. 90 The bssis or
the receipts Of ths last draft, bat 42s. 600
ooahybe brought into tho iield If the en-
tire enrolment were taken, and out Of
this npmbsr from 81, 600 to 50, 900 would
Be deserten. Indians had more than
filled her quota and could Be depended
on under any circumstances 10 furnish
her fall share without resort 70 the
draft.
Collamer moved to strike ont the words
January 9th, and insert till the mex.
draft, not later than February LIST. Lost.
Howard moved to strike out l5 in the
committees amendment and insert 20, -
the bounties for obtaining enlistments Of
veterans. Rejected.
Alter conversation debate participated
in by Wilson, Howe and Fsssenden. on
motion OF Sherman the Senate adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Chatta nooga. Dec. 81.

Two boats from Bridgeport arrived last
night loaded with provisions.
All citizens here from the North arc
being enrolled with a view to the coming
draft. The order causes some stir.
Great Improvement has been made here
In the Postofics and mail arrangements
by the new Postmaster, Hood, snd the
Mail Agent, E. P. Cone.
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Ne Mere slaverv

~ ~Oho sloVofys
The following is frsm the Catholic Tel.
egraph:
People SAY that the war is drawing to
close that cessation Of hostilities i
to be asked for. &c. We hope it nsy b
20 bat We hope, too, that those Who viii
have the interests Of the North in their
keeping. will insist on the total abolition
OF slavery. II this be not done, what will
We have gained BY the war; Allow
slavery 70 raiss its head again, and our
efforts viii have been 10 vsin; destroy il,
root and branch, without mercy, without
hesitation; destroy it with every demon
ssrstion OF horror for its memory. and We
viii have gained much BY the var. The
unity Of the nation will be preserved.
peace will be on ~ sure basis q aught
IN this world can be, and other nations
viii not mock US when they point 1t our
battle fields and say-the men Of the
North died 10 vain. We must have some
compensation for the blood and treasure
which We have been forced to spspd-
this we will find 10 the abolition of
slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
FROM ARKANSAS.

St. Louis, Dec. 81.
A special to the Democrat from Fort
Smith. Ark, Dec. 80, ssys an attack was
made on the outposts at Fort Gibson, on
the 18th. by Standwaite, With. it il stated !.
1900 men. He was repulsed and fell
back, taking part of his force across the
Arkansas, below Fort Gibson, moving
northeast.
The Third Wisconsin cavalry has just
returned from successful Reconnaissance
southwark They went within fifteen
miles of Red River, finding the enemy
had changed bis position since last advi-
Gee. They we're unable 70 proceed any
further. Their return was constant
skirmish. For over 100 miles strong
bodies Of the enemy were posted At al
cross roaps to intercept them. They cut
their way through some places. and
evaded other posts by taking behind
mountain passes. Their loss was tri-
fling.
Among the prisoners captured is the
notorious Handy Lane, who boasts bav-
ing killed over 100 Union citizens with
his own hands
Information 10 received that two-thirds
OF Kirby Smiths force is preparing TO at
tack Little Rock. The balance are an
ticipating McNeips forces.
A communication from the Choctsw
chief says the Choctaws are not disposed
to cooperate, but desired an interview
with Mcneil. and says the tribe is dis
posed for peace.
Our advance headquarters are at Wal.
drone. fifty-ive miles south. They fire.
quently push down toward Washington,
constantly annoying Prices left flank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

Theodore Millner and Reuben Smith
escaped from the keosauqua Jail = few
nights since. So says the Keosauqua
Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

Voice. MILITARY UFVIt % and Sol DiRRS Who over
t9x the yoicc. AMI exposed VI sudden chsnsei
shou ID use them. OsrAIa only The EfhssaS Brown
Krone heal Troches having proved their efficacy b,
. test Of many yeats, are highly recon mended an
prescribed ~ PpysiciAns and surgeons IN tbs Agny
and have received tesaimeniais from many emineD
men.
Sold BY ~ Druxsiats and Dealers In Medicines In III
United States and noss FoTeign c0chsres rs cenL
pef boz. uov2S-dAv vim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

We learn FROM the Washington Press
thss the entire Republican majority in
Washington county, including the SOL
diers vote, 10 nearly 9O0l
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New York. Dec 81.

A terrible explosion Of steam boilers
occurred in the whisky distillery Of Geo.
Moore this morning. One of the boilers
were thrown fifty feet and the engineer
fatally wounded.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Clnclnnati, Dec. 81.
The great Sanitary Fair will be inau-
gursted 10 day.
Gen. Grant arrived at Nashville Satur.
day.
Special to Commercial.
Cumberland Gap, Dec. 18.
Longstreet divided his army on Mon
day, one part making an attack on Bean
Station, the other al kelly's Ford, the
design being to cut off Shackleford aud
Foster The movements of Gen. Feerier
frustrated the plan.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday be-
tween Tazewell and Clinch River. Long
street is reported killed aud his forces sur
rounded.
dispatch to Commercial]
London, KY, Dec 90.
Gen. Shackleford and sta arrived here
EN- route for home. He left Blain's cross
roads on the 10th. The Battle of Beans
Station on the l4th commenced at two
O'Clock and lasted till dark, Shackleford
holding lie ground till that time, when
We withdrew. Our loss was from $50 70
200 killed and wounded. Our forces
here concentrating at BIain's cross roads
when Shackleford left.
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SAPONIFIER
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY a0aR N = I'm.

MN makes high prices; Bapouiher helps to re-
aSru sssa- lt0ahos 9Oap ~ Pet emu . psusd
81 using foar kitehen efease
T7CAUTAON A. spurious Lys are offered
els0, be careful osiy boy The PSte Art Gle
put up In Iron cans. eli oshefp bding COan teFs
9oits.
Pennsylvania Salt nanufacsuring Co.,
Phlla1elDhia--No. IN Walnut Street.,
ntsDar0 -~fihs ssnses SD Duqsssas Way.
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Keokuk, Iowa. Mayz7, 1853.
NOTICA-To I'll persoas having gaAs, rsvolvsrs
pistols, nunittons Of any kind for sale srs
70 sell dispose Of the sns without arst
oetsiniRs psrnn from the uucersiksed By order Of
Vie Special Aesns Of The Treasury pspAxtnens. All
persvns vto4ssne this osoeS viii be bis 70 have
goods conAscated for ths Of the Of the
United states. JOHN STASNUB,
may4e-du Surveyor and ColiectoY
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" It. PERKINS,


Second street. Opposite Fest OfRace,
AkOkUk, ......................IO IOWA.
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8pffial Notices.

| A sscLrcrrD Cou@s, Co.'S, Al II
IRITATRD on 6onE THhOAr II allowed
Ite pfoxvess results IN serious Pulnon.
~ HfonxhieaI ard A1ehnassc Diseaees
lostentimes incufah1o. BRewn's Baoa-
|cnscAL faocREs roach directly The A.
|fected parts, and give 3lmoss innsdiats
|reiici. Fss. DaOkcnifIs, AsfnngA, Ca
|TAnRu, and cossnnPhtss Coeeas the
lTroches are ussful. PusLsc sYEAK-
Fac and slSo Aas should. kave The
ffoeh 10 cirar asst strer Chen the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

DERFUMERY AND TOILET Ar
II TlCLkS.
select and varied assortment Of the finest Toile
soaps Extracts, Hair Brushes and Combs
Jnst recsivedby 3. p. VOWEL L Co..
0syxl-d Isl Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

thai geAtl0msn enjoyed the most annie
Opportunities Of eoosidering it. Il was
due - 2Gssfor thse u should be settled
without dslay and before the Holidays.-
he shosld deem il bis duty to press tito
a vote.
The meeting hour having expired, on
motion of Wilson the bill for iocroased
bounty and pay Of volunteers was takse
up. The Committee amendment, sl!ow-
ing soldiers to re-enlist in other branches
of the service, coming FIRST under consid.
Grafton, the amendment Was agreed to.
Wilson explained that when it vas found
the draft for 800. 900 men was inefficient
to meet the wants Of the War Department.
q bounty Of $500 to veterans and $500
to others wac offered, and this bill was de-
signed to carry out the pledge thus made.
So, 1000, 900 had thus been received from
communication and this was nov augment
ed to twelve millions.
Wilson acknowledged the necessity Of
exercising great care With regard to the
depletion Of the treasury and to keepino
the credit Of the Governmsnt intact. il
had alwsys been thought more difficult
to obtain more money than men. He
wanted the currency Of the country to
b sound and her credit good, yet We |
must keep our pledges made to enlisted |
men. Their enlistments we're numerous. |
not only in the Northern States, but in |
he Sauthwest. East Tennessee had re. |
'suitsd >. 500 men; Texas had furnished
NO regimeuts, and Arkansas had yielded
J substantial addition to their iorees,-l
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25
prf
Jobbers IN Boots,s ia
Shoes, Hats =
and Caps,
Dry-Goods
d Clothing.
The largest stock in the west
SOLD AT THE LOW
EST PRICES!

WE have full assortment of Prints, Bleach
ngs shirtings, Brown sheetings, Walnut wills
Blue and Brown Denims, Checks, Tickings,
Brown drill, Flannels, Cassimers, Sattinets
Tweeds, Jeans, Linnens and full stock Of La
dies dress, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
In our wholesale department we can and do
offer