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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
TERMS.
DAILY.
Special Notice,

On and after JULY st, 1863, the privilege Of c, n
vernhg me present I~sue of LEGAL TENDER
NOlES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT
LOAN (commC lily called Five lweptics''l VII
cease WI
All who wish to invest in the Fiye-Twentv Lo,n
must, therefore, apply before the lst OF July n,rt
JAY COOKE,
SUgSCRIP5 ION AGENT
No. la ). THIRD st PhiIaleIpbia.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Grtat DsaS, straatoa, llcu- -1)o;A,
and PNILIDELPUII

Returning, leaves Faroryeille on the arrival
OF the New York, Philadelphia aul A,com.nn,ia.
Non ram From Great Bend, arriving in Tunkhan-
mock at o'clock, p m.
n B.-All Express matter, packages and goo Is will
he e0nveyei To and from the Depot mt reason ,bl,.
rates the proprietor hp ing himself responsible fo
'he safe delivery OF all such entrusted to his care.
Iowanda stage arrives at this hotel Mt II O'clock
m Returning, leaves 1T 3 o'clock, D m
Stages for P'ttsfon, Wyoming, ami Wilke esbarre
leave On the arrival of the Towanda aoe ami ro
turning connect with the same
M"nfrose stage leaves Tues,leys, Thurs laws and
Saturdays, at o'ciork a. m connectn, N Mon,ro>e
win s.aPes tor Blnghamton, &c. Returning, connects
win stages tor PrttS'on, Towanla &c
Persons wishing TO ba called for at their resi- Ience
VIII he accommodated by leaving their names M the
hotei OF the proprietor
Horses and Carriages in readiness toforward pass-
engen at all times. F"''-
sept24-y2n7, VAIL
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SINGER & cos.
LGiIIa 4 ElaiII SIHIIG MgHIEI

HM dH Me Recent Improvements
Is the ~ and Cheapest aud Most Beautiful Of Il
Sewing NJ chimes. This Machine will sew anything
from the Tunrtng pt tuck i'll Tarctan to the lnr *
ing # IN Oyerc0dt-anytt,iHg Pilot ar Deave
Cloth, down 10 the suftest Gauze GOssamer Tissue
anl is ever ready TO do its work to perfection Il
can fell, hem, bind, g'ther tuck. quilt arl has ca
pacity for great variety "f ornamental work. This
Is not the only NJ ,e6uc that hem fell bind. an
50 forth, but ii wili DO better than other M
hine. The Letter AZ Family Sewing Ma.hins
may he hal in great variety OF cabinet cases. IN.
Fol'iin Case, wiih Is now becoming Topnlir, Is
as lis naIcc llntlieS, tnut can be icled into
box or ease ~hi-h b, when opened, ~ kcs teAutlG'
subSt ntiat, and slnci us t.h,e !sr The wnk 10 r.
upon. The &c of every ia. = n 'Ic q. .siau-
N Iu as The wood grew III i, Eaifva fol,st, or -
deliberately ti,i>Eci art -. them.
The Er.n-h Offices are well sunyl-+ with >i.A
twsy, thread ncc", 81, etc, o tae very best qut.
ity.
Send for a copy OF Sin4-r Coz G12ero''
u SINGER i ca.
i5S bfc.dway, y. /.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. 81" Chestnut 81
Ms + Marsh, ana b. 4 Bar!weiI, ESQ agents
in TunkhaBnocG
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Canal Boat for Sale

canal boat, the Union Clipper. Having pucha
ed another will now sell the uboveIea- Loaf
Soh~oe' S. VERNOY.
SteFlngvile, April l. 1863.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
MOVING NORTH.


r" These Trains connect at Great Bend with the
Night Express Trains both East and West IA the
New York AMI Erie, and mt Scranton with Trains on
LackIwanna nni E0omshurg Railroad. for Pirston
Kingston AMI Wi!kesb IRE ; and the TrIin moving
South connects n Junction ifh Trains Tor Bethle-
hem, Mauch Chunk, Re liug aud Harrisburg
Passengers TO AMI from New York change ears =
Junction. To and From PhiIadelphia via T. D.
r., leave or take cars at Hope.
For Pittsor, Kingston and WIIke Tarre t Ike L.
4. Il X. ears at S.rinton
For Jessur, Archibald ana Car5onla.e, take Omni-
bus at Scranton
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

"Bi!i, You young scamp. ifyou had your
due, you'd get whipying"
Il know it, daddy, but bills are not always
paid when due"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

II am Ike Balaafn," said dandy, on meet
ing pretty girl in narrow passage, stop
ped By an angle" 'And am Ike the an
gle" SAID she ''stnpel by an ass"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

What is .he difference hetwen miscliev,
cns douse and a beautiful ycung lady p
One harms the cheese, and the other charms
the he's.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

The FrencA Government is about to estsb-
lish Ladies" carriages on all the lines Of
railway throughout France.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

Fools ard obstinate people make lawyers
gich the wise keep out of the law labyrinth
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

Prentice declares that to have two babies
a. time is an indiscretion, to have three is
misdcueanor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Syphilis and uercurial Disease.

From Dr. Lirum S'0rf # st. L0uiS Missouri
81 ind yOur SARSAPARILLA . mUie elrCjUsl
and for sypitc disease tlan any other We possess.
The profession indebted to you Tor GONE Of tie
best medicines We have y
From 4. j. French. ~ y, an eminent btusiciop cS
laurence. -haSS.. lrto is a prominent HeEtter y
tte Legislature Of Massachusetts.
"DR. AVER -My dear Sir: have found your
SARSAPAEILLA IN excellent remedy tor >tEEas,
both OF the primary and SecOHG01Y type, ana eect-
ual i'll some eases that were too obstinate L. lea 90
other remedies. do not know What We can en-
tui Alternative j. Iequned.'
M-. CadS. s. Fan Lje1r Of N5}r RryDSJrct. y. J.,
had dreadful ulcers on hi> legs causeC by tie abuse
ofmercury, or mcrcHrn disease, which grew more
and more aggravated fgg years, IL sr.r. of every
remedy Treatment that could l., Gr .e until tho
perseyerinT use OF hTE.'s SAESAPAEULA Ic.leN ed
him. Few cases can . tCUi Il more iul etei0ie AID
dist essiHg than this, ana 1t took several dozen bot
teS 10 cuir him.
Leu eorrhRa, Whites, Female Weakness
are generallg produced by internal Scr!fa5ops ttFr
alton, ahd GIe very often cured by lie atlei",Is
effect Ol this TaAPAEILLA. Some cases re-, 'irt,
however, in aid of the SARSAPAEILLA, tie shAlL
application OF local remedies.
From the 1reH-i'Ro1ra cad ,ride1Y-celeJrated d.
JQCDb AOrrW, Of fiacHR0p
' have found your SARsAPA EILi an eXccfTt
Alternative in diseases OF lCmalcS Many ui T.
regularity. Leucorrh9a, Internal liberation. aud
local debility, arising from the scToiu-ous oaiHesi
have yielded to ii. ani there few that 60 lot,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment
Il lady, aa,ciHin9 90 Gilo'c the publication q hT
name, rriieS:
" My daughter and myself have heen cured Cia
very dcbitafing Leucon hnea OF long staLuIL 9, b!
two bottles Of your SARsAPARILLA.'
rheumatism. Gout liver Complain, Dys
pepsla Heart Disease, Neura gla,
when caused by ScrQftip in the system. are gaqiti
cured by this Ext. SAEsAPARILLA.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

CoRN oTsrEas-Ona pint Of grated green
corn, two eggs, as much wheat -four as will.
make It abhora to gather. Beat the eggs,
mix then with The grated corn. ana add
enough -four 70 form the whole intoa past.
Fry them Of light brown in hot lard.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

When is a ship Ike fraudulent wine
perehant When she makes port with log
wood.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

To RAISE THE CRUSHED PiLE OF TEIver,
Hold the wrong side Of the velvet over a YES
sci OF boiling water, and tie pile will be grad
"ally raised
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

A man who marries the lady he adores is
joincd TO bis OIL
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Sca.d Lead. Sore TYes.

From LerrfV SickleT, Esq, fHc dt3e CdiF0r of Die
I6Rc!hnHn0ck Dem0crat, IeiuiSgicanta
"Our only cid, about three year, Uf age was al
tackled by pinip.es on lHs forehead Hey rapidly
spread until they formed loallsOme al.d yi,ueIt
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
bis tor some Gays. sklliuI ply SiCan srllivd
nitrate of silver and other remedies without aly an
parent effect. For fifteen days guarded his hands
lest with them lie Should tear oTeu The Il. leHg and
corrupt wound wlncB covered las whole lace. Hay.
ing tIied every thing we had any hope from. We
began giving your SARSAPAEILLA, 9Ld GIF.yIng
the iodide OF potash lotion, you direct. Tie
began TO heal when we had eisen tie fist lulje
AID was wei when weIGd finished the second HE
child's eyeiashes, which had ctme out. grew again.
and he is now a. hca thy and fair any otter Tho
whoe IeigAboIAood predicted ;!iat tie cLl.d nlGst
10 -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

THE STIMULATING 0NGl ENT AND T|F.'
ORATOR will restore hair % the ra. r"..., -''
1"w lite and restore to original color gray .'
''u-e rad hair to grow dJgN. Is wargaDlsjt9 70 ''--
)ut thick set II
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

"TUE AGE" will advocate the principles and poll
~ OF the DcmocrIuc patty, AMI will, hcrcturc ne:
eSSarily favor the restoration nfthc Unrn il WIS
,nl deten the Constitution of the United St.t.s, ,r
that OF thus Commonwealth.
[. will freely AMI fairly discuss all legitimate su
ie,ts Of newspaper comment IN lU0hig II couIse and
pre-cmlne nty 1T ibis tn -! questions cuunecte
with the existing unhappy condition Of our our.try
1t will teaTlessiy ciiir>e the public actsoi puzzle
servants, AMI defend the lcgt and constitutional
rights of Individual citzcrs ana of sovereign states
az ,mSl lsSualts from any qu,rter.
u y Il seek to awaken the minis of the people TO
proper sense ri the tulT cOnlIiiJn Of the Rcu;j-
'ict" present to them tru fuy, the fear.ul ucfilS
IN VIII II we stand aS Il natloa-tp exhibit the N mi
Iuae ni the task that before them if thcv wuul!
check our downward rrogress-'nd to inspire them
with patriotic determination to apply THE REMEDY
for national ills.
Ia bret, 1t will, in all things aim to the fath-
tuteXponent of Democratic principles and to renter
Itself worthy 10 be an organ OF the Democratic par
~ unAer whose auspices our country Sp.red 50
long and ST. WELL The restoration of that party
the party Of the CONSTITUTION and the CSloy- Ia
power. IN the legislative AMI executive government
tai branches of the States and of the Cnion we be-
eve to be nercssdryto avert anarchy, aud the utter
RAIN "i the Republic. To c@rbute to thu, restora
ton will Ue our highest aim.
The News, Literary. Commercial and other de.
partm"nts. viii receive due attention and will be So
conducted as TO make The AGE' worthy Of the
support of the general render
= The many faculties now surroun inr an en-
terpr'se Of he magnitude Of thrt in win h IN uner
lgned are engaged, require them 10 appeal to the
puhlc Tor ScnefhHs support, AMI 10 ask Tor " The
aGE' n i'eral patronage AMI eXtenled circulation
Ihe present s'lte oi the preparatory arrangements
warrants the eEpcctt.i0n, thit the first number of
the DAILY viii ape before the co = the comin.
"mn'h, February, 1869 The Weekly will be is,
sued soou thereafter
Epg'D1TC
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N E w GROCERY
-AND-
.E=5roVT 81 OH
STOR d.

STOR b!
The Subscriber has opened Grocery and Provis
ion Store in The Store Room, formerly occupied by
ThoS OStcrIout, in the bo.ough of Tunbhannork
and uten Is to keep on haui god assortment al
su.h articles are usually sol IN such IN csttb
Shmrnt. lie inten!s 10 leal in hone hat goOl goods
anI dispose Of them at just small advun upon
It's it is pnssb" for any in with safety 10
hnlscIf--beirg wiling 10 share in these hard
ti,ues" the profits with his Customers Any one wish
Ing 10 purchase any Of the following articles will dc
we'll to call the subscriber before purchasing else
where.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup.
Kerosene, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff,
saleratus, Sal Soda, Ginger,
Pepper, Allspice, CHINA
mon, n Nutmegs,
Cloves, Raislns,
Cream Of
Tartar,
Pork. White Fish, Mackcrel, Trout,
Nails, Glass, Wheat FInur, Buck
wheat Flour, Com Meal. But
ter, Cheese, Eggs, Apples,
Vinegar, Starch, Pen
Holders, PEN
ellis, lax, Pa
per, Enyel-
opes,
Pocket Books, Money Purses, Spool
! Thread, Linen Thread, Sewing
silk, Buttons, ThImbles. Pins,
Needles, Shawl Pins,
Watch Guards,
Buck Skin, Cot
ton, SILK, and
Lisle thread
Gloves,
Cotton and Wooden Socks and Hose,
Susrenders, Spcctaclcs, Tobacco
Boxes, Coarse, Fine, Dress and
Circle CO m b s, IL air
Brushes, Shaving
Boxes, Soaps,
&c, &c,
Also. general assortment of cus'0m made Boot
and Shoes Of the hest quality warra. tc ais
SILT hv the barrel W,r,e1 in cy h nga for goo Is
and far which he higtrs! ,atrler r,e will be raid
Gyan Of al krnls. I;1.kwhrat Fnur. Butter, E..g
Beeswnx Honey, Lard. Ttilow. Poultry Paper Rags
Dried Peaches, Beans, OLions, Er.
GEO LEIGHTON
Tunkhannock Dee. 10, 1852.
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Ap G. Ayers
-. ~o~>o. o.eaPs'ARILLA a.
FOR REyrnv

SCRCtCLA AND SC2OFULCUS DTSgAcrr
From Emery Edes, q t0eii-khoaCn tnercI"1,,s
OTJOrd, iiqiRe ' "
have sold large Quantities of your G.ps,
lila, but never yet one bottle Which tai en t Az AZ
desired effect and full satisfaction TO those VIZ ~ 'he
been 10 medicine like il before in our comrnn,;n us
Eruptions, Fin'ples. Blotches, Pustp,s,
Ulcers. Sores, and all Diseases of the ST.
From Req. RoJt. Strattcn, Bristol Euoio,d
only 90 my duty to you and the pubic uL
add my testimony TO that you publish of tbe @ en
dicinal virtues Of your SARsAPARILLA. Nv do,e e
ter, aged ten, lad an affecting Eumor in ler e sF
eyes, aud hair for years which we were nrgh1oLS 1SLS
cure until We tried your SARsAPARILLA Sic ~. 70
been well for some months.n u@S
From, Mrs. Jane z. Rice, a rel Euo7ru md -,..,
esteemed lady Of DeRniSUitte, tape Man 10 %1JJE
" My daughter has suffered for year ;a., ~
scroiulOus eruption, Which was very tIouFIeslua
sAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her - =
From Charles P. Gage, Esq, Qfthe tcide,y-Enorpf +.
Of Gage, Murray y Co, manufacturers Of eso,a NJ
eited pdJ,erS ia Nashua, ". II.
g. had for several years very troublesome b
il disigured my features and became an intoleroiI
aflicton. ] tried almost everything rau c0nlG sc
both advice and medicine, but without apy re,isf
whateyer, until j took your SARsAIlEIIIA I,
Immediately made my face worse, YOU tod ~
might for time; but in q few weeks lie rew sE;,'
began 10 form under the biotches, and cortirrsd
until my face is as smooth any bCdy's and ora
without any symptoms of tle disease thai E,o,.
Of. enjoy perfect health, and wltLOnt doubt owe
ii TO your SAEsAPARILLA.o
ErysipelGS General Debility - Purify tha
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
ErysipelGs General Debility Purify tbs
Blood S

From Dr. RObt. SGictR, Houston st.. n 7
DIR. AVER: ! seldom fail 10 remove EruDtiopy ard
ScTQftiOns Sores by the perseyering use OF your
SARsAPARILLA. aid have just row cured an A.
tack of Malignant ErBsipeiaS with it. No al;ers
tive we possess equals the SARsAPAEILLA YOU lave
supplied TO the profession well to the people
From j. z. Johnston, Esq VQkenqn. LliC.
" For twelve years had the yellow Erysipelas n,
my right arm during which time tlird all lie cei
ebrated physicians could reach, and took EuldTed.
of dollaIs' worth Of medicines Tie ulcers were "a
bad that the cords became visible, and the cocrors
decided that my must be amlutated. ! began
taking your SARsAPARILLA Took two bottles grd
come of your Hills Together they have cured me-
am How as well and sound as any body EenCin,
public place, my is known TO every ybody Ia Nm.
community, and eXcies the wonder OF ans
From Hon. Henry Nopro ". P. P, Il Nc,rcast,e =
w., Il keaGi,tg member Qf tie C1ndditn P9riiq11t
~ have used your SARsAPARILLA III nv family
for general debility, and Tor purifying ne J}o5L
with very beEciicia results. and leel cUlAGeLcc N
commencing ii To tile afflicted"
St Anth5ny's Fire, Rose Salt Pheurn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

In view Of the rssept Coppsrhead dem
onstralion Of sympathy With Vallandlg
ham, at Albany, the soldiers at the Alba
ny Barrack, just returned from the deld
Of battle, held nesting the day follow
ing the Coppsrhead affair, and passed the
following rssolutions. They must fall
pleasantly on the ear Of that arch tricks
ter, Governor Seymour, and His synpa-
thixipe frisnda
WHrAEAs, We have for two years been
devoting osssslvss 10 putting down the
most unholy attempt to break MP this
Union, snd have freely sacr;6csd Our Rv4
and health for this purpose and ~,~
WHEREAS. We know from past expert
ence that strong Government is one Of
the sarest means 10 attain this end /: and
WHHRlxs, We oonsider that freedom
of speech should never degenerate into
unlimited license and = ew
WHEsSAs, We considsr The temxgogue
vallandighan - savsd from being :
traitor only BY being too grsat coward.
and his language in public ~ subversive
Of good order, the nsauimitJ and safety
Of the people,
ResclDed, That eur past servics enfikls
US to An expression Of opinion
Resolued, That W sondesa the objects
for which meeting was held Ia this city
on Saturday evening. a.
RssOlued, That IN these times, when
the very existence Of onr country y i'm.
perilsd, and the question Of the sAlyA.
ton Of the Union Il q stake, That the ~,
rest Of such turbulent, reasonable dsaa.
gogues a. Vallandigham and his Copper
head associates il public necessity. ass
Received, That 10 viii support ths
Government and our military leaders II
the prosecution Of this war. and IA put
ting down this rebellion, IN any way hon
orabls and just, which must includs th'
arrest Of I'll traitors.
Resolved, That copy Of thu resolution
be presented to Hin Excellepcy Goyerno
Seymour, and another copy forwarded Il
the President of the q nited States. si :
These are brave, timely and excellep
words, and those for whose specia! bensh
they were intended must be lost to .
sense of shame il the are not stung |
the quick BY IL shArp-pointsd rsbak
which thsy oomposa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. AZ sa4 j
Al 0dds--by The AEtAsr 81 QUITS;
BARS field and 0arasa;
Vegetables Of America;
The ysppaaKs Of is6e md -. ~
Psychological Aemoits--by Hsmmopd:
Mrs. LedAs Cook hook;
MI. Hates Coca Bocg,
& Girls Own n~okl ta
Boys Own Book;
II yerner's Pride;
Dirkcns' compists works:
Home and Abroad, Second series;
story of the Guard
kew Annual Cyeiopedia 1851;
The Poets Journal. by Bsysrd Taylor
Parson Bfowaiow = Book;
Okayanxa Kivers FE 81 III f}~F
Edw 40 aro.ksrian, BY Winthropj
y Shsdow 10 the House.
Thisdsy reeeivedAt
BRowNELL's Book Store,
mAylb-d Cor. Main aud sth streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

~ Hssry ohy F6xf, nte clerk at
Headquarters Dep't Of Missouri, died Of
chronic diarrhpa n the residence of his
father, L. B. Fisak, Esq, at Brighton.
Iowa, on the Oath Of this moath, aged
Ell years and 8 months.
He entered the service in company H,
I'd lows Infantry. and was the FIRST volun-
eer from Brighton to enter the service,
He was born in Keokuk, and many OF
our citizens remember him ~ bright
and promising boy.
CHURCHES AND SLAvExr.-A writer
10 the Indepsndest says "Aii truly re-
ligious denominations are aiming ut the
destruction Of slavery. The Baptisu hope
to drown Il in water 20 deep that futare
rssuscitation viii be impossible The
Presbyierians have exscinded i, from their
denomination The Universalisss believe
that it is hell on earth which burns at
the South and must be extinguishsd. -
The UHitArians have faith in such good
works AZ thu irving Of yokes and the
breaking OF chains. The Congregation
alists have faith in God and faith 10 man,
and hope to see eli the races redesmed
from The thfs idsm Of sin apd~siavery.-.
And the Methodists, never behind their
brethren IN good are iD ps,,ssit Of
the rrouster With brand and battle.a
- a ~ s- =
0sI or 2Toxrw AL JActsox's MEN
IN THE UEIoN ARnY The New Haven
Palladium of Wednesday says:
"Ws vere favored lsst evening with q
call from one Of Stonewsll Jackson's sol.
diers, Two vsekA ago last Sunday he
was fighting at Choncellorsyile under
Stonewsll III entered onr 0eice last
ievening as soldier of the Union. He
was captured BY IN Ohio regiment and
took the oath Of alIsgiance. Upon arri-
4 wing in New Haven he saliaisd 10 the
Connecticut Cava,ty with Captain Marcy,
now recruiting IN this city. He is an
Inshman, Patrick O'Reilly BY name,
shott ard Iaost the very picture Of Wig.
orous health. He enlisted IN thu Confed.
srat service 10 New Orleans = year age
last Septsuhsrs that bsisg the only worn
he could 6ud to do. His regiment in tn,
battle numbered ssvsoty-6ve men. HI
: says the rebel soldiers have ssptiioienc]
Of food. but not IN overplus.' The rebel
soldiers are al tired of the war, aut
would be glad to get out Of il on an,
terms"
~The Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, on
Csnsul 1t Montreal, had sewers apoplec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

IN e \ NJ H u 0ps g8gt, b s9HT Il
NJ this route, Frsiehts ofsn dssexip tioa ssep ~
forwsrdsd - ana froo PhiladsipAs, Newl tesk,
Bossos o. B.l'inors, 70 and from sey psiss - -
Wiseo psiA, lows on Misssnri, ny RAlLhCAD NJ
IA pep.sylv.nis Rsilsesd sssscon.set. 4 M.
burr With aners, By vhAeh Gecde ean hofornouA-s
q 10 any point On the Uhio, y nsktagwNs kea1Q1ny
Ter nsssss Csnhssls.A, Illsns1ss - ~, ~
consib Missouri, ksnsaa, AItaseqq> - 14a Nv
srs asA ~ Cisvsisnd q, ss1da.ky sk& Chleaee WI
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The rebels admit that in the first day s fight at Gettysburg their force numbered 30,00O, while our force numbered less than 10000. On the second and third days, the rebels had a force of s0,o0O men, under Longstreet, Ew- ell and Hill, greatly outnumbsring Meades force. The rebels felt confident that they should win the battle, and boasted that Gen. Stuart, with 5000 men would be in Washing ton on the 4th. The [" Louisiana Tigers, 7 1900 strong, were held in reserve until Friday, when they were advanced to the attack on our right wing, and so terrible was their repulse that they only returned to camp with 300.
 Mai. Gen. Foster makes the following re port of recent operations in North Carolina ]" The cavalry sent from Newborn .pn the 3d inst, under Lieut., Col. Lewis, of the sd New York Cavalry, ,1e safely returass; having successfully accd plished their miasion, and without loss. ThsS destroyed two miles of the railroad at Warsaw also dsstrogsd for five miles more all the calverts, as well the telegraph. At Kenansville an armory Was de- streyed. Large quantities of small arms and quantities of commissary and quartermaster stores were burnt. About l5O animals and B prisoners were captured by them, and loo men and about 300 women and children, negroes, followed them in.