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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

A CoNTRABAND PRAYER MExrIsa.-A
venerable exhorter got the story of the
prodigal son slightly mixed. but not 90 as
to damage the effect at all. He said:
"He rose up and went to his fadsr's :
house. And proposed he wss ragged.
And propose he was dirty. Bot when
his fader saw him coming over de hill,
ragged and dirty, he didn't say: dat
amt my son. He go to meet him. He
throw bis arms round his neck and kiss,
aud while he was hugging and kissing
him he thought of dat robe in de ward
room. and he said, Bring dat robe and
put it on him,' and when dey was q put
tipg on de robe, he thought of de ring,
dat slender ring, and he said, my son, dat
was dead and is alive again, he like dat
ring. cos it shino so,' and he made dem
bring de ring aud put it on bis hand, and
he put shoes on his feet and killed de fat.
ted calf; and here my fl ems see de Fec
ton OF de prodigal for bis son. But, my
bredIen, you are great deal better ofi
dan de prodigal's son. For he had no
gemmen OF different color to come and
tell him dat his tader was glad 10 hab him
come home again. But desc handmsid.
my breddren, has kindly come die eve
ming to tell US dat OUT Heabenly Fade,
wants ne TO come back now. He's ready
to glib US de robe and de ring De bress-
ed Lord Jesus staads leaning ober de- ban.
listers OBJ heaven and reaching down biz
arms to take Us up. o, my friends, I ash
you dis night to repent. If you lose you,
soul you'll neber get anoder. l tell you
all. if you don't repent you're going
straight to hell and in de last day. wher
de Lord say 70 yeu, Depart from me, y,
cursed. into everlastin' 6re,' if you ar,
'onorable. you'll o I'D up and say it's right
., my trisads, | tell yoa dc sruth; il il
de best way 70 come TO dc Lord Jesus to
night" as 'aas es~sss asss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
- THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
Q b . r O X 9 9 . u r .

Q h . r q k 9 g . u r . :
An rnfa1fng cnre for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Eions aud all diseases caused by Self Pollution such
loss VI Memory, Universal Lssitude, Pnins In the
back Dimness Of Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak
Nerves, Difficulty Of Breathing Trembling, WAkefnines
huptiUns % he Racs Pale INSANITY Con
npton ana ~ the dircfnl complaints caused hy denr
ting from the Path or nature.
20 This medicine u simple vegetable extr,cfss and
one which all rely Il has been used In cur prsc
fice for many years. ad with thousands treated It ba
failed single instance Its curative powers have
been suzeeAt = ean vctory over tAe noss stubborn
cakes.
- 10 those Who have trined with their constitution
unf 0ey fh1ak thsmse1sss beyond the reach Of medical
aid ve WUAld say, DxsrAlR Sofi Che CHEROKEE CuRE
viii restore ycu 70 health and vigor and after al quaci
doctors haye n&lodi sss 4s@ as Ys II
~ Prcs s. per bottle or three bottles for s. and for
warded b. Expxe0 70 all psrts OF the world
tA-s1m MI partSalafss get Circular kcm my drug
store 10 ths country write TO the Agent who win mai
fee to aay one desiring the some full txeatse. in pm
All such orders must be sent to O. A. Cook Chicago cu
GENERAL Agsnt for tho Wet. sAs%s -
Sold In uhfeag& b EULLA IIECH 4 TUILKR
wholesals DruEGsfs and ~ ~ nrueala1 svsFy where
c. "A. COOK, 1ini6ps Gf1eEal AGENT 6e he Statas o
nlinois Iowa, Hisccaan, Mfehigan and Ipdiaaa-
DaSW.k = MERW1N 90.
Sor8 RD0ea1R1nes,
- r hbskt3 1trsoS, Hsa nork !
-. Sold - Kssxux ~ n Druggists =
O. .M. .szz- ..- q. u u vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
The wounded.

Baltimore, June 2l.
The American Of to-day has the fol-
lowing:
Annapolis, June el.-The steamer
Connecticut has jsst arrived here With
over 500 wounded, iasiuding 60 officers.
They are principslly from the 5;h and 9th
army corps. They were wounded on the
18th and 18th insts while charging the
rsbel works around Peseubsrg. They
confirm the news that Burnside gainsd I
decided advantage % Saturday, and that
Petersburg would soon be 10 our hands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

E General McClernand has returned
to his home in Illinois. His health is
much improved of course, but he is still
very feeble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

RRev. R. L. Dabney, of Virgini..
is about to publish lie of Stonewall
jackson, written at the request of his
widow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
The $500 clau,s Ret.ined.

! The resnlt of the 6enste's. action on
the bill ameDdatory Of the enrolment act
was refusal by three majority to strike
eut the $500 commutation clause. The
section TO make draft for one year was
retained. The bill was recommitted to
the Military Committee, who will have !
meeting on The subject Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

10 lsnac Morley, Jr:
Ton are hsrebg hotAsd that there b ow On al /. ~
e@ce of IL Clerk of the District Csurt cf L. Cgsafy
Iowa = ksokak petition sf Hsusy Csilins caanins
yoe ths saa Of kxhfh Hundred boilars With 10 pef
cent interest heeeea from eepssnbss IL issA = oasy
dee % pro0isoy nota and also praying for shs re
closure cf mortgage.
U1sN yon sppaas thereto aAd DEFEND before MOO. oi
80 ecc0a dAy ~ tes nrxt terra u sAxd District Ort
coenmencsus On the 6fst MondAy ID Ssg6pnsisr 80
udGment and decree will be rendered aznst ron thereon
~ SeAait RANKIN MccKARY
ssvsnse SAmp % Cts-I Attorneys for HsinfiK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

~ Talleyrand was one day leaving !
council OF ministers when he net I oonr.
tier distinguished for his imprndsut -
siping. well, NJ. lie Prince" he crisd.
"whas has passsd in sosaoii to-dsy n;
"Four hours havs passed." zssplisd the
Prince, gnvely. = - &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

An important meeting OF bankers and
hrokers win Be held on Wednesday, to
urge the repsalsf tAs gold bill.
Business in foreign exchange il sus-
SOC is bow asksd for gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

& New York, June 90.
The Commercial says private disp4tsh
from Washington states that the enemy
yesterday captured an entire division from
Burnside.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

DLANK-WALK NOTICE.

= ~ sussS = 80 - a. SsaseSss Sp,eroefkxs,
At meeting e the ey QDane Il The city Of ksokuk
held Juae 3oe6 lSoA, the fonovins was paassd: q
esesa19 That tke owner - he ncssh-vesd kalf q
Lot hx el Uosk =, fuaeng 1n1mh sseet Be- airectei
q eAse pAenk weak IL feGt vida, lid II tuo4 n
I'D yot within twenty d1ys Aieo that q ovnsrs
g iote y. II and II md die sassssiy tvskty ~
o. lot fn 1lock - BE- directed to have pank VIII
six test uds In ont thsr Respective pts - lohr.Or
srsst vithin t~eaty dsys ffen dste.
~a.s...s9z B. q MKkxIAa
Keckuk, June a, los& dla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
EXECUTORS SALE.
- er.rs OF Iowa, LIN csrrrr-s.

IN pursuance OF an order ant license Of the CDunty
Court Of lid county the nndersgned Eserutcr f MN.
eeten deceassd viii sei II public ontcry for cash to
tne Aa9hese eada<rs the prcmies 1ofh ar Of
July, y ISoA betveeA the hOars af9 O'Clock A. II ana
scacck commanding ss o'clock p. n Of suSd ia v
the toosfn& descbeA Real Estate belonging 20 the T.
tate Of sad dsredent, fo-wit: 4 - 49, :
The unvdea hsif of the ham of icts one n, Two
aad three 5 in b1osk forty $o IN the city OF Keo
kuk, Lsecounty, Iowa A. BROWN
Je1o4v- Executor Of Txma Brecden decd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

:. ~ A case Of starvation in the atreeta
OF London Is called BY high toned Kng.
lish paper, death s'from morbid antips-
thy to the work k-house.'' So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
srson or PnrnRsDuRa.
Especial to the Timss.1
Hss. Naw Ynrk In~og

Headquarters Army Potomac, Sunday,
6 4. M.-No positive sdvantage has bssn
obtained over the enemy during the iast
There has been more or less fighting
ssesg the whole line, and :Aafees ax1
counter charges have been made. Ops
riebt aad 1lefs have been swung il SONG
thing more than mile, while the centre
hSi been advanced but little. . sas.~ g &
Briefly, Petersburg j. surrounded byaa
sbsttis of Yankee bayoass within saay
fsngs u the city. s.ass.sgs - s.tsss sais.s
All vas quist last night and 10 denon..
stratisnS on either ei6e. TAeto kao tosn
No fighting this fersDooa. .s.s s.,ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

HOUSE WANT D-Witbin Eve
i inmates ~slk of she Post Once and on the s.st
side ~ Min strset convenient for quiet family Of Ans
percns Rent not to exceed hunrs 6ffy dollars
inrss<iiSi< posaessscn desired Address Bsx - o.
June 18th fs64-dff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The uu-
IL dersgnsd having beea appointed Executors Of the
eststs ~ Ww s. Mctavsc. deceased h-reby notify all
prsons having claims against sxid TO - them Ut
onrs. rroperly certified to- for payment.
June e<h lseA CT DAVIS
III. X. LOVE
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01
NEWS -uMNrARN.

4 six fingered and SIN toed pianist
has appeared i'm Holland.
Members of the Pennsylvania leg
islature ae 10 have $1,000 per amm.
The census Of 1860 giyos the |. ).
population of 3l,il332l.
Ina New Jersey married womon can
dispose of their own property by will
A hog ont West was buried in a
snow drift 43 days and came out bright
hut lean.
Now York city has church for
every 1000 inhabitants. and GROCERY
for every 100
woman in soldiers clothes, and
moustaehe of her own raising, has
turned up la Wisconsin
4 lawsuit is going ON at Saratoga
~ y, which involves the title to one
third Of the famous Congress Spring.
A Canadian girl put of her we'd
ding and lost her lover because She
couldn't settle upon the sixth brides
maid
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THE GIFT l GAVE ny COUNTRY.


ii WAS u little moro bu tmoe years
ago TINT ! met him for tho FIRST Time.
Alike u thought feeling ud action
we seemed exactly untod to each oth-
or; Ut least uo thought so and hope
painted the future with roeeaie hucs.
Our home might De humble one
but love and confidence, With mutual
TRUST In our Heavenly Father and each
other would Well make tp for the
lack of worldly fortunes and many
bright hour did wc spend together
dreaming fairy dreams of the future.
But. thank God, we did NOT set our
hearts upon them. for both OF MS had
learned to say. THY viii bc done
TOGETHER We studied GODS holy word.
and walked To- the house of God in
eoulpanv. together we courted the 500
cictv Of the Muses.. and many glad
hom have We passed writing for each
other He was ererFhiuQ To MOI
Many friends are yery rav dear, but
none can films place. 1t is vacant
now.
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Foas Farmers ord otbere nuoht
- tn,n tbe;,, attontion ,pore toronlf,,
60 osto furnish rrgs n N,4 limo of
yea,, vbnn tb,, o,e most Ant to fail
Il i inet ~ o,s,, T., boye frasb eoos Il,
Jonuo,,. Fab,uo,,. and 1lorrb os In
any ot6e,' month and tb.y ara tbcn
much moro uroffabIo
IN make hons Inv in fbe pztromc
cold Of winter tbcv must have a warm
lodging house If sbon,d If uossiblc
focc tbe Sonfb L. Amt N,a sun NAV
All mon Il dn,ino tbo div Fye,y
cLint and Granny Inv which fine wind
~. snow could enter INNS, b. .tonncd
and the nortbcrlv SIDES would he I'M
The botte, If modo doubl. ana clo.oh-
stuffed With bav an straw The hons
should baye Access ~ tbo ea,tb where
tbcy cam scratch du,ino tbe dav Win
ont he;nn greatly ovnoeel IA tbo cold
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farmers department.

Hon Brns.-As the period has near
" arrived when hot-lcds VIII Voc called
into reumsition for starting early plants
and vegetables we give q tow hints nm
regard TO their construction &c. which
VIII no doubt be timelyif not sngges-
tive
4 large majority Of our readers UNI
doubtedly start an their vegetables I'M
the open ground, entertaining the idea
that hot-bed causes too much labor
and expense. Tins is less than rs sup
posed, while 10y the use of ono many
vegetables can be had several weeks IN
advance of the natural season and
some NAV be SO far forwarded as to
ripen, which. without Its use, would
not have reached maturity A hot-bed
consists of collection of iormcnung
manure Of generating heat over thus q
few inches of fine mold 90 receive the
seeds, the whole surrounded by q box
and covered with glass 60 retain the
heat and allow the light to enter in
room OF something better trough box,
covered with an old window sash, Will
answer q pretty good purpose.
If it is wished to construct hot-bcd,
the following outlines viii give The
necessary information us to hmee glass
soil. &c. The frame should bo made
of plank about foot hi-h in front
two feet high at the rear md the On,
pieces OF proper shape il sash are e
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01

The Boston Daily Advertiser

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0areras eoal,lste A. possible n I'D dlo ,auou.
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CABBAGr PLANS. The Genesc Tar
mer describes novel way of raising
cabbage plants practced By a farmer
who is usually worry successful He
takes an old hog-trough ia the fall and
fills it with soil, aud puts it on the
top Of the fence or amy place that win
be- five or SIX geet from the ground.
Here it remains an winter The frost
mellows the soil and in tho spring it
viii be fit to work mach earlier than
the soil in the garden He sows the
seed in the trough ind has all the
plants he wants, and some for his
neighbors, and earlier. we arc told
than they can be raised ina any other
way. A frost which VIII kin tender
plants on the surface Of the ground
does not trouble those ou the fence in
the hog trough.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01

STRAWBERRIES Asoport 20 the Maine
Agricultural Society say.
Take any good soil and spade in
good coat Of Wen rotted manure and
ashes, and if it i. q compost of stable
manure and leaves or muck properly
prepared, SO much the better IlJec
plats Of gound should be laid ont of
sufficient size for the use Of the family,
IN beds five feet wide, with alleys two
feet wide A gow Of plants should be
set in the middle Of the bed, and one
on each side six or eight inches from
the paths, setting the plants eighteen
inches apart in the rows The plants
can then be taken care Of and the
fruit picked from the aileys The nn-
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rV,uC UNITED ST ATES CItHf~TIAN
| COMMISSION would inform Nno patriotic,
thc piulanthfopc ANA Christian mcn and women
off the country. ct it- work and its vanta.
% cares for tho body and thr SOUL as did Christ
when Nn Oafth ly I,s legAies. Nhu .0 willie
ort pas and from love hospital stores. humO
comforts and reading matter ore given directly
90 those Who need Meun. together with snrh
personal manifestations aud religious instruction
CO.'S rgch ease may require and tine Gospel l-
preached 100 oycr1 opportunity
ln ihc hospitals Ou the hatto-trId-, ana n
thc cNmp- of the strong uud brave. thp delegate
arc Welcomed hy surgeons. officers and men. and
wcll-uiormnd. saved thousands ot lives, and
been blessed 90 the conversion of thousands oi
suul-. h. sides raising thc morals az the ARMY
and strengthening the links ihat bind tine soldi
Co hia home.
ID Inns thc confidence of iho Government and
an the facilities from tlat military eNEDncic'
Nil allow.
DIS affairs ar managed l} business men NhD
give their services Railroads and tcil Grams
afc free 60 b.. thc Biblc Society gives its puniica
uuus; iut religious reading mattpr mltl hc pu
chased. aud tuo dOmui ls iIr beyond lhe auiAi.
Ut OBJ. Commission Oh w0Dl ii.
IHt irlnis ~ fIf fltIUt.sslI1 fIf uiIt t1 rn H
dieg9ics. NNftSf1 Do dst-t1Hti ly hcw -DtDHe.
a. purIfs, tc1dilg matter.
The am i- to have no barge hIiuacc u tho
Treasury. but to do go all times what the current
size aud complicated system 0t agencies CHAT
change would seriously ahec.
Money and Stores may ho sent t1 GEORGE Il
SuNar. u Banh Street pmlalapma
u Nca England, money may hc -eut t1 joslil
STORY. JAZZ fremont Streets Stores to J.. J.. Row
INNu. 5 Irmaut Irmpl,. Lgtter- t9 CHARLIE
DHuru. Court street. a u Boston.
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DurLAND AND BuRLINGToN ~
II nnAn

On and after Monday, January H. i'o'
sill run as follows, viz
MOVING SOUTH AND tA9l' !.
Leave Burlington at $40 a. M. l.i' p Al.
p, IN. Arrive al Rutland at lilo o. "''
m, ~ 4j p. M .o. M
Leave Rutland at J25 a. m, j. ~ .o IT, M
rive at Bellows Falls at $50 "A. m' ia D.
MOVING soRTH ANp Wfsl' ,,
Leave Bellows Falls at l2.i5 =. M Nv"
Arrive at Rutland at 3.25 p. m. l29' a. mn n
Leave Rutland at 700 "a. me- ~ So F. IN. &
p. m. Arrive at Burlington at lo'-o
p. M, $50 p. IN.
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me
Boston Semi Weekly Advertiser

Is Issued from tho Same office ON Wednesday,
and Saturdays, and contains the same reading
matter With the daily paper, including Tho telf
graphic news Of the morning of publication. am,
the marine and commercial intelligence. with ,
lnW notwithstanding. ~"
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g.. At Burlington with VI Central az" tIne
Canada Reilroads. tor Montpelier ~ ond q
Rouse's Point Montreal, ogdensbgar,Er,r, Nl5
West At Ru.land with trains for iiliSSsnsctai
and New York, Saratoga Springs. ~ trains
and the West. At Bellows talls "Worcesn
Cheshire Railroad for FitchhufSnn' Raro.
Lowell, and Boston. With W; iah,1 NeN y
Tor brattleboro', Springfield, ia ss,l,ii;gon RaIrl
for Windsor. White River Junction, tbe Nb
St. Johnsbury Barton, Littleton' ana ~
Mountains. e4 tbi- che'
Passengers for the West viii mn" ''
pleasant, and expeditions ronl'. iuflrnp'
FOR TICKETS, and ali nec,sS"''
+. A. ChAIlN' p
Rutland, January Is, lr'l
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NoRrmERN RAILROAD.
: WINrEn ARRANGEMENT


trwMD TRAINS.
Day Express lram leaves Concord %
in. for Nhto River Junction, councrtAs
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse
Montreal, Nc and Nith Ogdcn-hurgn ana N.-
Trunk Railroads for the West
Mah Train leaves Concord az lof! a.
Whit kycr Junction, connecting Win "--
Wolfe tyog 81. Jolushury, Barton, NcNl
Bath llttieton. also. with trains for hl.i'i.
burlington and St. Adams.
Bristol Train leaves Concord 40 333 H
Franklin and Bristol
Evening Express Train leaves Concord "
%. m., for White River Junction. come ai-.-
trains for Montpelier, Burlington ~
ltouses Point Montreal, Ogdensoursn' --
West
or or arrival of trains from Boston, Noe
Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Morning Express Train leaves Nhf ~
Junction for Concord 40 2.l5 a. H. OF V,
of train from Ogdoushurgh and MontitA .. .-
FBristol Train leaves Bristol for tlaNA'
concord 40 S a m.
Mail Train leaves White River Juh. .-s
Concord at l2.3p =. m~, or ON aril' IA
over the Vermont Central Pa-7nMl
White Mountains Railroads. t.
Day Express Train leaves Nml, nv. t-
ton at 400 p. M, cor ON arrival oi u".E
Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattch'f. ~
Bellows Falls. Windsor. &c, connecuh- H.
cord with trains for Manchester, Nasn'''
and Boston ..t ,,.
These trains connect at Concord WIZ r.
for Manchester Lawrence, Portshi9"'.',, ,r 8
land Nashua, Worcester, New J oth, j." ,..t
Boston. ONSLOW STEAliNe AZ
Concord y. H., NOV. %, 1868
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TI'AKE NOTICE, all THOSE DEsuIN,
PERFECT ''FITS."

Tho subscriber presents hs grateful acliuowl-
cdgmonts for the liberal patronage with which
ho has been favored for thc last hftocn years
and invites % continuance of ths same lie still
kcel.- his shop over james SaNc's store, and
gives special attention GO
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01

Nv Garmonis aTo nado IN ono NOS


and being am experienced Gutter aud Work
nnn, he is able Go guaranty satisfaction to all
nhu Iual favor hm With fhDIr nrdDl-
MICHAEL pElStOII
So Adams. March lo lsdl iu
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S,r. ALBANs 1iusiC sroRE.

scr. ALBANs Music STORE.
> ST. ALBANs. ST.
Where oyary variety of Musical ustiuaaI... ~.
be found Pianos from five different rarat
tories. viz. StemNays. Chckerng Is Son II
United Piano lortesi j. L. Hale d Co.. NO.
ward 81 Bi awn
Moiodcons from three manufactures 81,
Mason and Hamln 90 Boston. Prescott K I.a
trs of Concord y IT,. j Esics- Bratuab
Nt
Small Instruments Ut overE kind
sheet Music and Music books. Card pt.
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Book AND jos PRINTING
or ALL KINDS.

Isczoculod with uomr m th0 nontcsi mans
rcr and ou reasonable forms.
] ha,0 added to n, former facilities NV
AND ATTRACTIVE FONTS on TYPE aud
ana prepared Co priut
pANfpm FITS CNTAI OGUES.
POSTERS PROGRAMMES,
U\NDuITIS BlII-HEADS,
BALL CARDS, BllLfIo,
SHOP BILLS Address CARDS
BUSINESS CARDS. WEDDING CARDS,
BLANKS. CIRCULARS,
Labels aud meat work nj ait hnds
Address. HENRY A. CUTLER
TnAN.CApr OFFICE. ST. Nuaus. Vermont
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01
Springfield, Mass, Republican.

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01

ners should be cut three or four times
during the summer Strawberries cul-
tivated i'm TINS way need to- bc mulchcd
not only to insure them moisture
enough during the season of fruitng,
but to protect the roots from the IN
effects of freezing and thawing but
care should bo used not to give the
crown of the plant too much covering
during the winter as there is nearly
as much danger from oyn-protcctiug
the crown as from "a lack of protection.
The finest of fruit may be expected
from this mode of cultivation as the
energies of the plant are not exhaust
ed in the production of runners. and
it affords a plenty Of light and heat
both which are soossontial to producc
the best OF fruit By pursuing the
above plan, planting oue-third yourly
an individual win obtain two corps from
his plants before they need renewing.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-01

Notice. All those indebted t0J. A. B,ls-5 ID.
requested to call and settle their account. ,,
out delay j. a. BEpAhu
ST. Albums March n 1864 l-ge.arI
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
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EEw YoRx, Nov. l5.-Richmond pa
pers Of the IIth are received. The
Richmond editors, having becoms salts
5sd that Lincoln 10 reelected, conclude
that be Is 10 fool, and pretend, With .
sinulAtiou of sublime rssignatlon, 10
have made uptheir minis for either til
unph or annihilstio1, and again the re
eessisy Of srming the slaves to Eight for
then is strongly urged
A rebel Geographic dispatch from
Savannah, Ca, sass Col Manford and
Capt Hatch, the Union and rebel ex-
change Commissioners, bad an entirely
satisfactory interview on Savannah river
on Friday last, IN reference to the ex-
change Of 10, 900 prisoners on each side,
and that the transfer Of then 10 their re
spectiEs authorities Eoald commence on
next day.