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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
CONFEDERATE Stairs CONGRESS
sEo0HO sEsa0N-sE00NO 0oSeREss.
SENATE.
N npAr. NoYember Is lss4.


n HDAY, November 2S 1864.
After the journal read several propositions we're
submitted directing the appropriate committees to In
quiFs NO TIE ,uNj 4cts named, w;
Mr. GARLAND, Of Ark OF author og and dircct-
ing money collectors In ell l2eslitiss 10 lake up re-
cepIs In the hands OF those producers DO have,
through enor nee paid iher tax in kind IN good faith
70 unauthorized persOns fer the Of the army, and
z We credit for suOb receipts In satisfaction Of tie
money value.
Mr. OAPERT0N-Of providing BY law for the Pro-
motion Of sdjutmts OF regiments to the rank Of cap
tain.
Several pettOna this subject were presented aud
referred
Mr. OAPERT0N-of allowing further time for the
e1ehslee of Treasury Of the old issue for notes
Of the rev issue 10 soldiers and citizens of the Con-
fedora States nov cid prisoners by the Govern
ps1t OF size Un ed States or who have been recently
exchanged.
M BAKER Of Fla, let odaced resolution, which
w,s agreed O. instruc,ing ths Committee on Military
AGsirs to i qalrs into the expedeDcy of allowing
tr rspOrlaiCn officers travelling With leave Of alb
sepcs.
Mr. sEHhES-of establishing Confederate Oozrt
for that portion Of uisisns east Of tho Mississippi
river daFtTg the var
Mr. GARbBN0 iutT0duceis bill to prevent cpnps-
nies assreiatoss or pen oas uolesl employed BY the
81 Once Department, !roGi caring Letters papers
Or any m3ilahe matter whatever -
Er sEHNES Of La intl odueed regou,icu, which
was agreed TO- rqusitns the President to Inform the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
OUR Army.
AGkIcoLA.
HHELErrs, Va.

HlFLErTs, VA, Nov. zSd
10 Hi Editor Of ne Wig:
Ample opportunities have rs'ensly enabled the Eri
ter "a sesr an facts which &c supfoses arc worthy Of
ssriOas consideration.
q 1. There are many dose-tors frOu our srmy, who
are known to TIE oorscript B0rSsu. But there are
many more who have nsvsr.beea reported, or. If re-
ported have been enabled to escape aest so long es
10 b forgotten or overlooked.
2 There VsTs recently near The lines between spo
sylVanis and Caroline, md Hsaovtr and Louisa. su
.brsODg district Of Scua''y not ever four Gss vile
and afesn lorg, 50 dsseteFI Though many hlJs been
rsturnsd 70 their comnsnd some 80 or 40 still remain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

GRASD CokCERr--We sre grstiasd TO learn that ihe
:" Eu;sw Brass Bsnd," connected with HIgoo1s br t.
gsde, will givcs ootc,t ct Metre p,litan Hall Thurs-
day night. The writer OF this paragraph recently
heard this baod I,oats several dsult aas, as ssre
made TO distinguished South Carolina officer, and re
gardsd the performance as equal to any bind music
be had ever listened to. If they do 90 well st The
O0ncsr We are sure that al lovers of music who at
tend viii be highly entertained. We ssspsak for them
large audience.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
TIE CITY.

STAI RILIET OF IsDIGnT REYUsiEs--B BY an act
Of Assembly, passed Ost. Stat, 1868. and amended
Feb. oath, 1854 t made the auy Of the Hastings
Court Of this city 10 order the Sergeant to mako lie.
Of ell ndigeat soldiers and ssilors enlisted from Rcn.
mond in the Confederate or State service, VINO have
been or may be disabled or hon0rsbly discharged,
add of their ANTILLES, aud Of the families OF those who
may bo nov In the service, with The rev of securing
for them from the psbl,e tfsasufy an amount sufs-
client for their mathematics.
The 81 Rcien Of the act Of 1868, az subsequently
amended nAkes the duty ct Ihs Hastings Osurt TO
cause similar enrolment OF soldiers and saors whose
nmilies have bsen driven ii,m their homes In VIZ.
gnis, and TO make provision Tor their sapport. Tbs
accounts tor the support tf such refugee soldiers and
sailors and Ihsr families ara to BE- forsardtd 10 IA.
Auditor OF Public Accounts, who will pay Them b,
wauaats Ia the psRAl form.
The act provides penalties for the neglect or refusal
Of the court sergeant 10 perform the duties II qarsd
Of Item, and n mres that tho act shall be ven IL
charge 70 the Grand Jury OF the Circuit Court
We have referred 10 this ACT # il applied only to
this city. It's ProvAous are applicable every county
and corporation in the Common wealth, and us hay,
heard OF its execution at Petersburg. Ia Riohmon,
It has been overlooked We hope the Hustings Court,
AT the next Term, will consider the subject Mhich VI
nave thus bronghT TO iss attention. nd failing 70 d.
So that the refugees and others interested will send il
petition TO the Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
TWO REV BOOKS,
Il PUBLISHED THIS DAY
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT.

JOHN MARoHMors LEGACY Novel. By Ma. M T.
Bredson anthcr OF aurora Roya," cleaners VIctcry
&C.
Pnee..-....... $500
THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MEoUM: Embracing eeu-
esi view Of military Law and the practice beors coats
martial Of The and navy With epoms Of Ahe Law
q eTgense as applicable TO military and EisiI
Bye u. Lee. seoOGd editio revised anu enIaraed
FIlOe b. HlO.u1
Persons rennitdng 20 the adversd rice Of any az our
publications viii receive hsm free postage 10 sny The
oOuederRey. The "rad ordsn books from Is win please
distinctly how they Wish their orders sent 10 urbv mail
sprsssls We ebn1ot rssponsb thar dge.y siIs
sfseT being sent directed ~ = =
WRse 4 JOHHeFoN
Publishers, Booksellers And HtatIoner,
poSs-H 1ss Main EtFeei, Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

esaGts xestksy-ss ass 81 siss hssss 81 ids ely Is
Richmond, heretofore sacRgs6 and used Is hospital
for sick and wouudee vbosrs Of yhe array, has been
diverted from suca nse aud II SO, the reasons there-
for, and whether ADEQUATE poVifion has been made for
the comfortable accommodation OF such officers.
Mr. BARNWELL, from the Committee on + nance,
reported back, with amendment the bill relative to
the oompentato Of the several heads of the Executive
Departments, 81.
Mr. Waikiki, from the Committee on the judi
GARY reporpd back with amendments, the bill to pro.
vide supple for the army and to prescribe the mode
OF mailing Impresements.
MIR .r0H, from the Committee on Commerce, RE
ported iok with amendment, Senate bill to exempt
the carr oes of vessels owned by the States Of the Oon-
fedora cy from existing restrictions upon exports aud
imp0ta
Tae several bills and amendments were ordered to
be printed.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee on Military A.
Iars reported back House joint resolution OF thanks
to Msjor General b Forrest, his officers and men,
which was read the thru time and passed.
Ssnale bill for extending the assessment OF prices
for the army to all of the Iniederate States
was taken up and postponed till the second hondsy In
December next.
Senate bill TO amend an soi entitled ian act to In
crease the efficiency oil the army by employing free
ne groes and slaves in certain cspacltes" approved
February IL, 1884, was taken up. amended and post
poned till to.moFroS. t,
Ga motion Of AIr OAPERTON, the Senate resolved
iuto secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

EDUCATION or OHILDRaH OF DE-, IAsAD AID DIsApL.p
Dol Az late meeting OF the Provisional Uom.
mlttes Of the Baptist General Association of Va th,
oosing report was presented and adopted % the pLa
n acc 1rasIos with vhcl the enterprise will DO pross
cused:
"rhe Oommlttoe appointed to draft O plan of opsra.
do LIE ioi lhe Oomml.lee Tor edHcA ting the children
d ,ased aud disabled soldiers, respt cGiuny prose
she iollohlng:
/ Tho patronage Of ths Committee shall be limi,s.
10 the education of the children OF DECEASED and ais
abled soaers, and 70 sodsrs who have been disabled
in the Confederate service.
H. That the amount paid for tuition Oh Nj in each
case be decided by the suD-c nIees ano by spec
sg cement
ILL., No money shall be paid by the Treasurer t1csp,
in order Of tue COMMITTEES, sigued bY its clairman
w. That sut-cGnInItees sha be seectea At sultsb,
polnts 10 aisburspg the flads OF The Conmi
tee for tho purposes and ia The manner prescribed
H. The subcommittee shall have p3ser 10 dras
from tue Treasury the amount Appropriated for ths,
use and shall be required to reader semi annually
foil statement OF the manner OF its appI opriAton
the selection of the papis and teachers all secara
pscuiarides shall lie .isreEarded.
We recommend that, Tor the PRESENT sub COMMIT.
sees be appointed At the following places: Richmond
Petersburg. Dinyills, ClirkSvlls, LyncL burg Char
ottesyllls, F.rmville, SMustCn, ,uisa o. H. Sparta
SieysnsvilIe, Oulpeper u IL LiDerty, Holins i,su.
ute, II ,nry U. b. and harion-and that other eoiam
ices bs appointed from time 70 time ~ circumstance,
may II IRE.
V. Toe patronage Of the C,nmittss being l.miteo
oJ the terms OF s sppoiulment the classes nance
IN article No. !, II would, nevertheless, esrues,I
recommend that the SUD Committees so appeal TO d
benevolent public TO obtain special coutrlputIop.
fJr supplying the children with .,oth,s when neoes
sary to eoabe them 30 attend SCHOOLS and also to al
IN Ihs education OF The eniidreu Of ildgsnt soldis,
noH in the uontsdsrass service.
". i. BhoADDUs
A. L Dickinson
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

THEArsI-hss DsBAr viii hsyea bsnsat on We'd
nssdsy night hl s. Ida V,rnou has volunteered her
services for tie OCCASION and will PERSONA Lady Iss-
bel in the tuccsssial dfamstio version OF East Lynne
Ars. DiBsr Ia so universally puisr that we csnue
dub: she viii hsvs wat is tsrmsd bumper" She
deserves testimonial from the play goers which will
surpass all previous complimentary bene6ts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
ALInalNIA. mo- WIr:-A rnIes held in the

" Ih1lNIA, To W.T. AT rules held in the
Clerks sce Of the 0ounsy Court or Powhsss the
9Th TO tue Ith day OF September, In the yesr le64:
JOIN o. strscn ami joseph j. Drake sjls Eih the Will
nsIei Of ssm Drake Decd and zee aid Joseph Drake,
In his own TIsht, Flsintlfs,
against
Lsvrgnee " Drake Ann Il. Drake esr1 Hsrcsips Drake,
10. T. 6ilsnd hstiIds Adelaide bis WIFE luther D.
Orssth and LEcets Oresh tie two last being ants
under the age Of III years, and otle Defendants.
IN OHahOERY.
This suit brought for settlement snd division o; the stat,
Of samI Drake decd scc5rdng 10 his vii tie psinld,
having aed their b Lnd appearing hT afisyt thst he
defeadants not sesiss The Bat. x VIZ
guis on he paatn sdaass Il (, otser.i
thai eDdapS DO appear befs IA ems r
ppbeson order and DO shs sss 70 protect
herein and thai copy this order be fortSith
pab.hsd the city Of aohmOn and continued once
week for ens on and that another copy be ported hs
court day. eopY-Fsus, -
se-rv III eRAvu,a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

RHB cASs OF THE 'FLoRrDA"- IMP ,RrAHr RuMoRpp 40
IIos CT EHsIISD AND BBIzL--oAPTAH s,Mnss' nav
sHIP
The steamer "Ais," from Liverpool on the l9,t,
via Queenstown ca The Ism instsnh arrived at NV
York on the 2Sh. She brings two days later news o
Europe. In her sdVicss We I'd the following import
ant intelligence:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
yEKCOHsTITTTIcE-sEATH RIGHIs.
RICHMOND WHlG.
T,RsDaY MORNING NOV. 40, 1854.
EVRNING WIG.

", .baT publish, to-day, at = O'Clock p n, and
lar, .ueoeednE aAy Sundays sEoeptsd9 al the same
sovr an evening edition OF the Wing. The kVsntns
Whs 81. soGtain the latest nsWS BY nail and telegraph,
M - ths AOar Ui going TO press editorials, local intel
-. g. DSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

AsRrsrsD AS A srT.-6so- ]. bonner, alias T. ]
anton, Sunday arrested and committed to Castle
Thunder ss spy. He Is fsom Baltimore
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

HORSE SUPPOSED TO DE STOLEN.
WEyhaye In our possession large blood bay
Mare ttatve took from suspicious character few days
he said no took her ddnt her.
Manchester and Petersburg She about eight years DID, len
hind foot wht ,here ars no other marks Of consequence
her by coming forward proving property payi
JOS. 8. HrREDIrH. ND
JOHN o. hILLIR
psrtipsytIls. Gooohiand saupty. Va acis--xsS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
MARRIED,

Tuesday orhng November geo at Pert Royal Va BY the
Rev VIM Friend g. GIBSON OF Richmond, TO Miss JUIIA
MITCHELL, Of Richmond county, vs..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pk(J,I,A NATION

EQUALIZATION.
WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the
General Assembly OF this Commonwealth by the eslsna-
tic Of Psuius Powell Esq late member Of Huuse OF Dele
gates from the county OF Amherst Ihere re- l. WILLIAM
SMITH, Governor OF Virginia, do reby proclaim and mako
ttat In exercise Of authority Executive by
law have ordered an election In the said county
the Of filing aid and that The OF that
county will such cleo held Thursday IN. bh
day OF Decerb Der next.
- Given under my hand Governor, and under tie
seal OF tn Comon At kchrond this 2lIt osy Of
- aovember A D. 1864 and In tie ssh year Of the Com
nonweAih. Wa. eMITH.
Ttste Gro W. MUSFoRD,
no22-c8t Secretary Of she o,rronveaIth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

JUBsS ITons oOUKE.-NO Nothing In the way of crln
rsl husine'a Wss done in this caurt yesterday.
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sENNEs on HIS NEW ALARAxl.

Liter advicss frol HsdeIs cor 6rm the report that
the stesmer Laurel, frSu Liverpool had transferred
crew to the large screw steamer named the Ia Knf.
Oh Msdeirs, T0irty'sI, oWsytr, iefu ed 10 ION the
So, Sing, and wefs sent back tc Liverpool
LiviRPloI, Nov. IL, 1854
Osbtain Semmss vas on board the new rebel eruie er
ss ng when she received her crew from tue Laurel,
eff hLdelr4 rs explained TO the men What he er.
Peotsi tA' m to do In ths rebel service A consider.
able row then ensusd. and out Of about one huadred
men thirty six declined 10 70.
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Farm ON 80. Acpps

" ALUABLR FARM OF 534 ACRES OF
RG0hLLENY FARMING LAND IN CAROLINE
GOg91 x, "a RhEt4Is IS In 0AB0# vino GREEN, fcR
about Two thirds OF this farm essred the balance IN ID
nat growth IL 70 Wen wlieed aud heaht dam his
efectt and the tnDers put In pscs erection o.
mill and dsEy. IL ysinaiis for s power ana adm,
raj saiel FIR Il Leiy. The inpfov ux
win corn hoe STALE and uses an sI
osen apple and pc orchard. The excel
GRUHBi WILLIAMS,
n'ss-ssdSt kaASnnHi ApeuppssrL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
Farm OF sRvENTY-POUR ACRES,
WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.

With GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
SsVsn Miles from Redmond on the Riehao.6 and
Charlottesville Plank Road,
FOR SALE PsIyAIKLf
WE offer for sale, privately, the farm located
as above described, containing aces part cleared bit
having enough and timber support the psce and
some to spare The improv msn neat dwelling with
rooms, Kitchen stable, &c.
This belide being comfortable residence most e1ceen.
two public roads
Possession can be given Immediately.
For terms, 40, sppyto
23--eoet GRUBBS A WILLIAMS. Au-,A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court for the

VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court for the
v county Of Hkiifex:
Martha d Pungls, who By Harrison Oliver, her nsI,
friend, Plsnti6
against
Richard O. Pipge, Defendant
The defendant In this suit viii take notice. that on he Art DAY
Of October NEXT between the hours OF nae In orenooa and
ave In the afternoon Of that day the oce Of
dale OF Halifax Court House. In the said county UNDER
signed the plaintiff IN ths suit viii deposon Of Geo.
he and others to be read evidence for the tai plain
f In this snit; and IT. froE taking the sIi
deposons shall not be commenced being eounenced ShG
not be comped on that day the taking the vii be ai
iourned from time % time until he shan De eosa-
Retsd.
witness the following signature hs 18th day Of lusus D.
1854. hIRTHA q FRIJaIE
sT~ vs~ = ~ Usrrtsnn ndver, hsr NJ f-irrd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICERS.
u CLERKS OF COUNTY o0URIs MAGIsTRATEs EoTARIEs
PUBLIC, LAWYERS, G0VEkhhENT uOAIhANTs AND 9TH
ELS.
Attention 10 called to and valuable publication entitled
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF DECEA siSD
SOLDIERS.
Being instructions TO Army Ohoers Claimants with COL
lson ofthe Laws OF Congress and me War De-
psrment and the Rues P sCce In the the Gee nd
Auditor 0omptroleut the Treasury concerning the
Element Of the Claims Of Deceased omes and Soldiers By
Dol w. n. FOWLER, Agent TO adjust the os Of Deceased
soldie the State Of AsbsmA Revised and Approved
by the Second Auditor ahd Comptroller Of the Treasury snd
adapted 10 general l2u1o. PIP ~; Pdce Is.
kI~sent By mail, postage frss on receipt Of s5 N
Address GEO. r. EVANS 4 CO.
se8-T.Fkslm Rock and Job Pribtsrs Richmond. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

BANK NOTICE.
VIE Office Of the Bank OF the Valley 10
Il Virginia, a. uhriAtiansbu propose Isdesn lie QUA
ON presentation az The eouer BAnk rate Of
dollar In coin for I've coau Of saa gs
BY order Of the Bosid.
noa9- d8tAw6w a. r. GARDNER n. bi.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

PERSONAL. Col. Todd, State Agent,
and DIR. Fuller left for Dixie yesterday
afternoon. Their mission is to visit the
hospitals at Memphis, Helena and Little
Rock, and wherever they can find disabled
Iowa soldiers, and make arrangements to
transfer them to our hospitals here, where
they will be nearer their homes, and their
friends will be afforded better facilities
for visiting them A letter published by
US in yesterdays issue from the Rev.
Mr.. Salter, 81 Burlington, now at Nash.
viiie, shows how anxious our Iowa sol.
dlers are TO be transferred to this Mace
Ii Is project of genuine good and mercy
TO our brave Iowa boys scattered through.
out the hospitals Of the South, anxious
to be brought back TO their own loved
State, aud Ne hope they may be grati6ed
in having the change made speedily.
And if Bro. Jones be in the hospital
at Memphis. niayhaps Col. Todd will visit
him, and we wouldn't wonder If he wouId
make no objections to coming to the hos.
pitfalls and among the people about The
which he has hitherto been so orea,lv
exercised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

-. = 1nAn En1Dsv-l ososes eesus
~ sea't spssk ~ il i, npse enplin{n-
tary tsrna, bat trstA Win sos pssnit ~.
Wssafsr lethe ~ Opppe rleai
Ne Courier -reesnaly seasesd q Ausas
tine, uadse ths sdlleriai ss}eivilfdn Of !.
3. Tha5sr. Thsrs vsss slraa1l paf|
Of fhil genus Published in tho 6tats that
we're msan-that loyal man would avoid
- he would the upss Tree Or the bite Of
the serpent. whose nam~ths party beais;
but the Courier i distinguishing itself 10
it, line. Il is entitled To- the dubious
honor OF being considered thai most obi
Gus Of al odious things, the rankest and
most unmitigatsd Copperhsad paper pub.
lished IN the State. Other hard-shell
editors had doubtless slightly wearied in
battling for rebels, or mayhaps been
shamed into partial silence, but Thayer
comes fresh to his lsbors, and he had =
sest for them; he has been resting awhile
vegeta.ing probably in some "haunt Of
spirits and reading the Chicago Times
and the Richmond Enquirer, and be
comes to his thriftless task With hatred
| Of the Administration and the war, and
loyal men and measures which would do
credit to the veriest rebel in the do
minions Of Jefferson Davis. We have
looked in vain since he commenced the
issue Of his paper to 6nd one thoroughly
loyal utterance, one word in genuine and
hearty support Of the Government snd
the cause of the country--we have mo-
found it. He pats Sey mour on the back
and counseIs hin to oppose the Admins
Itration; he chuckIes with delight ovel
Mayor Gunther's refusal to send troops
from New York to defend the Capital
he sees 10 the "great raid" which ha
evaporatcd, a big thing for the rebels; b
denounces Mr.. Lincoln. In his notic'
Of the sinking of the pirate Alabama b,
ridicules Secretary Welles and apple
very complimentary adjectives to Semme,
4 The Courier will not dose its readers viii
loyalty; that isn't its stock in trade. TIL
Courier is certainly mtan thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

...Anxznzzsua.T III $500 1Glns =.
eilisiss fsr AAgeelisi9g 49, shouIl -
hssded md Improved mon tkAa tksoy arc
By our citisens. w sssld lkll our col-
umns full Il advertisements tlpn sG1(sk1
cities, Of the thounads Of eatsh-pshny
swindling schemes which are calculated
to deceive, bat " dsoline . encourage
such institutions. even though We could
make money 81 doing 70. 81
Most Of the leading merchants Of this
city are taking advantage Of ihs faeilisiss
offered By our large circulation, bat We
cannot imagine Why some dealers are 90
Indifferent - TO what is their best policy.
Certainly there ID NO business man IN Ke-
okuk who is SO foolish 40 to imagine that
his business house is 90 we'll kaown that
everybody knows just where to find It,
and that purchaser is just as likely to
go to one place as another. If there are
such persons, We would cay that they are
much mistaken. A judicious amount Of
advertising viii benefit the business of
any man, whatever that business may be.
However, ii business man cannot see
the advantages of advertising in paper
that is read daily by over 10000 persons,
there is not much use in consuming space
in trying TO convince him. By reference
to our advertising columns il will be no.
ticed that there are some that appreciate
the facilities offered. and who do not Offer
as objections to advertising-"That il
docs not pay I" II cant afford it; 81
may after while, when get littl.
more business" &c. In ninety min,
cases in a hundred, the man of wealth vii
tell you that advertising was one of thu
main channels of his success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16
KEOKUK MARKETS.
Darly Cans cnv ovvs0.e
KsoxUx. Jaiy Is. 1854.
GROCERaEs.

Corrected By s. HAMiIl CO., Wholesale crseers,
srasR-New Orleans fair 22c prime, sc; choScs &c
New York. c, 3oG New York. A, ale; crushed and pow
dcsxd 3Sc go
MoLassEs-suxar House. ossl isG Golden syrup. %
G$l 25-Surghnm, eStS55c-
CoYrrs-4o 20 t1c.
Rics-l5lS 70 f6c
eoDs--American, io1<c Engiish, lie.
&oAP-falm, ~ 70 SC, Family. 10 German, 10 Ole
+ 0AAp1s~--etsr, be eunner Pressed l5t4c 4Rf
TKAs-Ycung Hyson. 81 ast9z co. Imperial, 81 30 to
q 0o Black 4 - 70 q 49, k7~
TosAcoo-Da,k Sweet, soc; Medium Brands, $50 TO
| oos asld and Natural Leaf 81 % to q 1s. 80
NMLs-Bsst Brsnds &S 50 70 rAfes
I GIAss-sxl0 Coantry = 70 City rs, rates.
Co8DAGk--25 10 z6e-
Dar ApPfEs-1l to lie = b.
Oar PEAcaEs-Hlfs IL TO lSc p b.
Oar CpRRASrs-24c-
RAimSs-&5 Is 70 q Is.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16
COmPOsIToRs WANTED.
Two compositors can get work by ap.
plying at this office Immediately.

BEAR IN MIND-That this is regular
collection day for the carriers, and they
would remind their subscribers to leave
the money where the paper is left. Quite
number are in arrears, who, we trust.
will pay up, as the carriers alone have to
suffer all losses. and they cannot afford !,
these times.