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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

Rev. E. H. WARINc This gentleman
has been appointed pastor of the Chatham
Square On, E } Church in this city. We
doubt not that the congregation will be
well pleased with their minister. Mr..
Waring was stationed at Burlington the
past year. The Hawkeye, in noticing
his appointment to this place, says: "Mr.
Waring leaves host of friends in Bur-
lington. His christian department, ur-
bsnity, and exemplary pie,y have won for
him the respect aud esteem Of all our
citizens during his sojourn in this city,
and his departure will excite universal re-
greet. There are few more eloquent
preachers, worther citizens, or better
men in all the relations OF life, than this
gentleman, 10 whom We extend our be 9,
wishes 10 his new field of labor"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH


Washington, Sept. 81.
Commander Carter, OF the u. S. steam.
er Michigan, has telesrsphed TO the Sec
rotary of the Navy, dating off johnson,
Island to-day, concerning the capture BY
the pirates of the steamers Parsons and
Island Queen. He says they we're pur-
sued by him, and that he has got the
principal agent prisoner on board and
many accompiices. He adds, all is we'll
and safe at present. The otjsct was to
capture the steamer Michigan. 1t further
appears that Colonel Hall has six of the
pirate party on Johnson's Island
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.
Corrected By GAPP0RD 4 CO., Prolaee Deaiers


FLous-supsrhpe, IS 80 p Dbl, p saek, 4 30: Doubl.
Extra . bbl 10 so, p sack, So Extra = bbl 9 so
per sack 90 Retail Soc 2 bb, and 25c p sack higher
wnEar-sprins 81 SO to IS; Fall, IS to Is , bu
Ccas Mksk-s2 40 a 100 ne.
Bxss-wheat, 81 ~, Corn, 10 2 100 ns.
CoRx-New s5to 90. old 90 2 bushei.
RrE-se to 90c p bush.
BsRLgY-fsll, 50 Spring, -.
0ars.--5o to 53c q bush
GREEN APPLEs-9Dc9t$l Is.
PorAToxs-1 90 toll %
BurrER-Common, SOC; Choice, &c.
E1Gs-13c.
lAAEp-22c-
SHpuLpKss-16c p b.
SIpgs-2oc p ID.
HA~s-ase i b.; Sugar Cured do. &c.
Wits BsAA-Comnon to Good, 81 2sas1 &c Prime
Navy, 81 10.
TALLow-l4c.
BEssv Ax-S5to7 Toe. -
H.Y-Timoshy. sl2 oo@l5 90; hailed, $40 90; Prairie
80 ooaIsl2 90.
Hpxs-Dry Flint, Isc: Dry ssited l4c; arubby, hall
price: Green, Z; Green Sheep Pelts, rs to 81 90.
sxEns-Thnothy, s. 10, Flax 81 Is to q 30.
BExp CArrIs-A CO. TO 80 90 gross. l.
sHErP-$4 90 to IS 90 plead.
WooL-Factory Tub washed, s59l 00c; Fine Fleece sc
to qe Medium do IS to So.
Far Hoas-f6 90 TO IS 90 nett;
FEATHERs-50 TO csc.
RAes-l3z TO 5lze.
BAGs-Bnrlaps 6s TO Zoe.
Single Dummies, SOC, double do, Csc.
Seamless. BUSH, soc to IS.
flonr, N bbl., GO to GO.
do II bhI., 80 TO Sc.
do bbi., tpaper) see.
sAoxs--wool Sacks, 3 is a piece
Old CopPXR-30 to 3sc p b.
ON BR4ss-23c q b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
Printing Inks.
All kinds and colors for sale at this
office, at Manufacturers prices.

PEIsoxAL.-Rev. Mr.. bennett, late
Pastor of Chatham Square NJ. E. Church,
goes to Oskaleosa to preside over the
Methodist church there. and the Rev.
Mr.. Vernon, late of Exchange Street
Methodist Church, goes to Des Moines.
These gentlemen have labored earnestly
and very acceptabiy in their respective
charges during the time of their appoint
ment here. In leaving they will bear
with them many kind wishes and many
regrets.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess, who succeeds Mr.
Vernon, has been a chaplain in the army
is an excellent preacher. and thorough.
loyal man. ThislwiIl doubtless we'll com
mend him to his new congregation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
Sale Of Wool.

New York, Sept Ell.
The public sale Of fleece wool this noon
was very largely attended. mostly by man
ufacturers from all parts Of the country.
In consequences Of the late victories by Out
armies buyers exhibited less disposition
to purchase, and prices we're of about 8
Per cent. from prices current at private
sale, though after the sale an advance oil
3tO4c q ID. was offered for duplicate
The entire range for fleece was 864@S9i;
for tub washed, Silva. The effect on the
market will not be material.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
New Ynrk Sent 81

NtW 0fH, sept. II.
Hiram Sibley, President w. IT,, and
also of the Overland Telegraph Line to
Russia, started on the Scotia to-day for
Europe.
The Herald's City Point special of the
'sth says cannonadins was kept up till
ai;er midnight last night in the direction
OF Our left. and rumors prevail that the
enemy attempted to turn our left flank
It ls not unlikely battle May grew on.
of this affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
LOIHy.
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Hart f4rer, Kidseys, D
gestivs Orgar.s sad Gisnauisr - stem.
Te sucrnss ~hseh has attended the Of this rrm@d
prirsfe practice and tue en5--neht If mediealsa
trortty, enable 20 recommend IL - the prsciifIons
the pubic. feeling eon~ns that ~ith fair trial II
viii lis excellence tn the 81 Chronic dis
which indicate Iodine sce Seswfuis brosesits
skin Eruptions Heart Liver ami kidney D-~sses, Ner
Aasetsons Neuralgia. khsEmAtisn, Dyspepsia. DE
biliiy. ss rhiis. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength o.
Iodine water cont aiming tErH~4nArtrf graSs ppr
Iodine in each huid water, se<r<ss Asasx
sses IL is net iise 10 d-cesn;@io
formed iBeqgaties brsfher the Iodine 3ited
ncatfsIized ~ eomispatioa xit any aress r~nder
this ISOLATION superior Ans ether method q exhb
i,ing iesaae.
fg directions accompany zach htte, that II msy b
ostl txrofty masrsne s-i by the pgosamson.
Ff1e~ dnsixr per boti- un receipt ~ i've Aoiiars
six toities delivered free by express any addfe~
beware OF Connirrfeiis and Itstions which uprinri
pteI dealers euds<vcr 10 dis~@ o. reputation
Se@ signature and trade mar the Gr-k wefd head
ine this advertisement, upon the laheis and srzpp~rs
each bottle, without which meme Is genuine.
Circulars gratis+
Or. IL ASDERs 4 co.
Ply rmd Chernista
may2od<w0m Nc. A. BrusdwAy, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

sour BRoTaRR.' '-"BeIle" will pardon
US. but this piece does not come up to
the standard for insertion. This "court.
ing the muses. is dubious business at
the best; don't do it unless you feel the
Inspiration. and can't help but rrite.--
Bale must not be discouraged, however,;
keep writing and if you send US anything
that you can be proud of ten years hence,
We will publish it willingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

EESee $50 loan notice elewhere. We
will have something to say about ii here
after. Meantime We call upon capitalists,
and every body able to aid the Govern.
men., to subscribe to this loan. "Uncle
Sam" is safe investment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

w 1.-THE war must 60 on till the last
man in this generation falls in his tracks,
and his children seize his musket and
eight our battle. unless you acknowledge
our right OF self government. We are
lighting for independence, and that or ex-
termination we will haveH Jefferson
Davis.
A speaker at the little mackerel ratlh'
cation meeting in New York said, wher
| Mcclellan 10 elected:
at will then be for the Democratic
party, with an olive branch in hand, t
take up tenderly the wounded prodiga
and bring him to his home. Il will the'
be for us to say: 'southerners, that com
mon enemy who broke his allegiance :
us and usurped power over you, il crush
ed"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
KEOKUK MARKETS.
Dulr GArR Crry OsylcR, |
KEoKuK, Sept. II, 1854.
q GROCERIES,.



ara.,lN or,e.n< fair &c. prime, &c, choice 2Se
New York c. SOC, New York, A. 52, crushed and Pow
Tered Sc.
MslAssss-Susar Home, oSsl l5c, 6oldsasyYspsl 20
s1sl sS-So~ghnm 65tbIsc-
CorrEr-Ro 81 to a5c.
RIcg-1I@lT1<c.
s,ps--Americnn III r English, l21
so.r-palm. III e, 1-rmsh, l2'se0ls.
C.SpLDs-Star 3sc Summer Pressed &c.
TI.--Young Tyson, 81 6otq2 25, Imperial, VI Is TO
q q: BLACK 81 y TO 81 IS.
Isasoco-DAlk Sweet. Soc, Medium branns, 60 70
2Sc. Gold and Natural Leaf Il 30 to u 90.
NAfts-Best Brands 50 70 to rates
GL.ss-sxio Country IS 10 City IS, rates.
CoHDaGk-S2 TO sc
pgr APptEs-ll to lie p b.
Oar PsAcHxs-Hifs Ii 10 lsc n y.
bar ruRRaSrs-eac.
g.fsrSs-xs TO to 81 90.
Fur IS 70 90.
PEtEI SfARcH-iOc.
Notgsx WooprS War; Hoop Pals, 81 90; hoop
10 81 35 No Tubs SIS SO, No. do, Is co. No. do,
10 90; Nests 81 do, IS Washhoards IS co.
PrsH-No. Aacksrsl, bbls. SIS 009$1s o..
No.. do do sic 0G1&l7 %.
No. do hf do Gil 00l&l1 So
No. do hf do $40 0odIo Is.
IF bbls No. White Fish, ~ So
ous-Coai Oil, oes1 o., Linseed OH. 75 Lard Oil,
81 So Fish OH, 81 20.
CHxEsR-Dcnmark, q TO &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
Special to Comm rcial.l

Washington. Sept. 81. ]
A Virginian reports that be oonversed
to-day with 40 acquaintance from Rich.
mond, who states that Leo has positive :
but 10000 troops independent Of Early !,
command.
The 28d Penr sylysuia (Bsnish Sharp
,hoote = over 100 strong. ieft Phila.
dslphia Tor tAs front to-day,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

].
It il natural for Union men to- rejoice
over Union victories. Their exhibitions
Of pleasure 81 the success Of orr srms are
spontaneous. So are their meeiings. The
meeting last night to celebrate Shsridan's
victory over Early in the shelandosh
Valley, for instance. A bonfire was
kindled on Main street between 9th and
9th. The Hospital band gave % some
excellent martial music. A large crowd A.
ssmbled and speeches were made BY Rev.
Mr.. Teter and Hon. Geo. W. Cfary.
Mr.. Tster's address was. IS was y be ex-
pected Of him, first rate. He discussed
the issues upon the country and the Gov
eanment in masterly manner, and from
the Stand point OF justice aud freedom
A Democrat, his Democracy leads him to
stand by bis Government against domestic
traitors. With Douglas, to whose memo.
~ he paid just aud glowing tribute, hi
ia for the Union aud against its enemies.
His speech was good throughout and ellie
cited frequent and loud applause from the
audience.
Mr.. McCrary followed him in brie
but pertinent, wsll-oonsi dered and forcibl
address.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. McCrary'
remarks, the crowd dispersed in the bes
of humors and hoping to meet again 500
to celebrate the fall Of Richmond and tn
death Of the rebellion.
Courage, patriots; the work for th
preservation Of the Union goes bravel
on. AS this campaign assumed de6ns
shape, the accomplishment of three thint
was necessary and then down goes Il
Southern Confederacy. They we're, frs
the occupation of Atlanta /; secondly, Il
expulsion Of Early from the Shenandos
;, Valley, and thirdly, the capture OF Ric
. mond. Two of them have been done, al
before another month we hope to chronic
the third. The Lord grant that it IN
"a be 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

FRoM THE 1TH IowA.-A lett.r fro,
the Major Of the 7th to Capt. Conn in
this place, states that 10 the fight a,
Jonesboro there were only four men
wounded and none killed out Of the entir.
regiment. None of the wounded men
were from this county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

PoIcE.-Emma johnson, Anna Hays
and Amanda Ashley, indiscFeet young
darnsels, were broaeht before Recorder
Martin yesterday, and for their we'll
establed offences were mulcted into some
$500 each, fine AID costs, and being un-
able to pay, were sent to the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

ATTENTION, CoMrASY.-A supper will
be given Friday evening at Concert Hall,
corner of 9th and Main, to which all the
members of Co. G. 45th Iowa, are cor.
daily invited. Citizens are respectfully
invited to participate. Good music will
be provided Co. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
new Hork Money Market.
r.,.rrs.hl SKw Yoxx sept Il

By telegraph akw ioAA, sept a.
Mon-y-E-4sy aud steady at :.
Steriing-Quiet AZ iosas fc9'
Gsla-lIeayy. and lover, opening at =, decfned to
7sat advancing to 2sstS declining 22esssi closing
Tns .i.am4r Scotia for Liverpool to-day carried oui
So, 400 IN sf=cie-
Government stosks-frn-
sinckz-Heasy.
Use, 81 coupons las - do registered loetr
10 Treasury Net-s, LIS
CEPiill.. 1kCias1- los Ak c s11S
r., wab 4. ~ W.sne 1919 A&rHs4. ckNN
s4-e I q s~r,p II: 81 VI Cert ssS1; Pne Mail 80
\ &c ,2slz Nj. TO-. c Il 4 Q 1876 hudson III: Iar
len, az K.sug l24s.; 1882. S. Toledo Ia
D & NJ Cert -. Quicksilver ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
GRAND UNION RALLY !
/ ~. At THE a.
junction, October sth, 1904


At . meeting of the County Central
Committee Yesterday morning, i was
determined to have > GRAND MASS
MEETING at the junction on Saturday,
October 9Th. Prcminent speakers from
our own and other States will be there to
address the meeting. LONG JOHN
WENTWORTH, of Chicago, Illinois
JUDGE DOOLITTLE, of Wisconsin;
SENATOR GRIMES, Of our own State,
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county il
expected to be there-the Chicago Con
vention and Mick Lellan's letter Of GO
eep.ance Notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard Of LINCOLN
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
/" Doom 10Th the Rebellion, the Chicdg
Platform aud The Coppeyhead Party!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE!l

DATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE - tAs Bssf IN
- ths Verdi The only Harnisss, 1rss asl Rsissbts
dye known This splendid Hair Dye Ia perfectchanges
Nd knsty, Gray Hair instantly 1isssy Bler& o.
SKIM leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful: impair To fesh
vitality frequently restoring Its pristine cdor and recti
hes the i'll edects OF BAD Dyes The genuine IL sirned
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere in,i H.
tiona and should be avoded Sold BY all Drusgsts &c
fACTORf-sl Barclaystreet, New York. RArczkioap
Nxv ToILHf CRxAM for Dressing the Hair. fiy0-dkvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

DIsrIEauIsHED ARRIVAL. Commo
dore Wilkes, U. s. N, arrived in hi,
city, from st. Paul, on the War Esgls
Saturday afternoon, with HE famiiy-v;f
and three daughters--snd is stopping !,
the Julien House, Dubuque Time,
1eth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

Skramer, Irwin 4 Co, agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol now in use
No. los Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
PORT OF KEOKUK,
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Silver Spray. Nstson, St louis
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Silver Spray. Mstson, 81. Lonis-
E.air Rishop. MarsAN.

The river continues 10 fall The weather yesterday
pleasant
TIE silver Spray has taken the place 81 the JEANNE
Deans in the Kkak and Louis Packet Hne, and Is
commanded by that very popular oicer. Capt Nstson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

!. The variance between this a nd the las,
publication Of deficiencies is occasioned
by the Encouragement of the credits Of
veterans and dimnution Of the credits
allowed to the districts at large BY orde,
OF the A. A P. NJ. General for Iowa
Papers in the district will please copy.
r. B RuTLED6E,
Sept l9, GA Capt and P. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
WORMS WORMS.
MOTHERS SAVE YOrR CHILDREE

Thousands OF children die yearly from worms who's
lives nigh: be saved Mothers use DR.. chi rcnfifs
Worn lOxeBges which will surely kEi and expel
them from your children. Children viii ~st them ~
readily - ANY candy. for CersHs, CoLD-, &C. use
sHIEtBss COMPOUND COUGH LnZkN6ES-
FOR sale By Me<srs. yowx1L Co.. X. HnsKH, and al
druggists ieil-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

~ The Union. Gen. Mcclellan says.
is 1tbe one condition of peaee-ws ask
no more" What about the Cons.itu-
ton 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
STATE MILITIA.

AnyurAkr GKyERAL's OrFIcr)
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. ~, 1864. I
You are authorized by this Department 10 organize
the militia of Lee county into Companies Of less than
6fty nor than Assdrsd aad one men
You viii notify your citizens in the most public man
Of your authority to organize Companies and urge
tn m TO sign company rolls at onde.
The proper number Of persons having been enrolled in
any Company, meeting will be held, after five days
public notice, for the election Of officers. company
roll and certificate Of election will then be returned
this office.
Your attention Is called to Sections IL and Is OF Chap
ter s. Laws Of 10th General Assembly requiring every
citizen liable to perform military duty enroll himself
as a member OF some Company. ard imposing fine Of
not less than dollar than hundred dol
lars for the wful neglect of this duty. This fine may
be recovered before any civil Court upon the informs
tion Of the Captain of Company, Of any citizen
IN n b. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa
Col. J. A. Wall, J. n. Hiatt. D. s. Merriam, Keoknk
J. @. Walker, Fort Madison; Y. Sempie, Dover.
The Chairman Of the above Committee ia ready to
ganize ell companies that may be enrolled according
law and the attention Of al persons subject military
duty b called TO the penalty fer non-enrsllment
j. A. WALL.
septl-dn ChairmAR Of the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22
.coLoArEr honey xoae

This celebrated Toilet Aoap, in snch universal
demand. ID made from the choicese nateriais, 10
Mild and enoiicntin It's nature. feagrantly
scented and extremely bene ficial in lie action
upon the skin. Ror sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan2olydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

Diseases of the Nervous.
- Sem tDal, u PlnaFy and Sc u anl Sys-
tems-new and reliable trcstnent-in reports Of the
HOWARD AssociafiosSent by mail In sealed letter en-
veloe- free Of charge. AddresS DR. j. SKIis loue grcr
Howard Association No. South Ninth Street. Phiadel
pha, Pa. spr1-dkvIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

k'OK SALk-Lots I. 8 sDd 8 10 Block
los. Price $3.50 for the three or each win Is ola
separately IL desired Title good or DO sale.
sept1o il. Il. TEN-EYCK. Agt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

List Of sub districts that are deficient
under the present call aud the humber of
men required to fill their quota. Town
ships having an excess are omitted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-22

EOR SALE-A Frame Cottaae With
rooms, cellar. and two cisterns situated On the
cash. II d TENrvfsu =
septl0d
, 1864-02-15
THE LATE AB0RTl0R CASE,
Arrest of Some of tho witnesses Who
Tes1i0ed Before tho Ooro.
nerss Jury.

The comments Of the newspaper press upon the
action Of those to whom was fntrusted the duty OF
inquiring into the cause Of the death of Jane Nc
Greevy, has induced q thorough sitting Of all tho
attendant circumstances, and The discovery OF ad-
ditional and most important testimony. This time
the police authorities have the matter in hand and
from them wc may expect that the mystery which
has surrounded the afair will be removed, and tho
guilty parties brought to Justice. Or. Rauch,
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Dud-
ley are already under arrest upon warrants
charging them with nanslaughtcr Id unlawfuily
conspiracy to effect the abortion. They were
each admitted to bail last evening In the sum OF
five hundred dollars, to appear on Wednesday next
before Justice Brown to answer Warrants have
also been issued for tho arrest Of other parties
who have not yet been mentioned in connection
with the affair. The public may expect astound-
ing developments in this connection at the CON-
ing Investigation. Dr.. Rauch and Mrs. Haler
were bailed by L. Brentano, Of the Stats ZettuA1
and Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Dudley by 1saac Tower:
Eminent counsel have been selected to conduct
tho prosecution. The complaint npon which ths
warrants were Issued was made by Patrick Crow,
the bfother-iu. law Of the deceased.
, 1864-02-15

uncarh]y neises. but still come Of the borders
never took the trouble to put stop to or inquire
in'o 1t. On Friday afternoon. 1t was noticed that
Mrs. Mackintosh who appeared to'be badly bruised
was in dying condition, and before medical
ad could be obtained, the woman died. Coroner
Wagner was notified yesterday, md proceeded late
last nve1ing to bold an Inquest: 4 pot nseriem
examination was made By Drs.. Blake and Bartlett,
who found considerable quantity Of extFavasated
blood under the skull. Tbs lace and one side OF
the body bore many marks Of u1-usage. A Jury
WEB tmpaE nel.d and alter looking at tho body pro-
ceedcd to North Market Hall, where the testimony
was heard. The flrkt witness WAS a ''greque"
named Patrick White, who very reluctantly and
With greet deal Of prevar,catiou gave bis testt-
n1ouy, which On Cross s-exa1piuation proved bua-
die OF contradictions. For this be was committed
to the cells On complaint Of the Coroner and when
be gets out It will prove a useful lesson to him,
Mrs. nch the prtpl1etlix Of tie saloon was next
examined and testified that the deceased aud her
husband were very fond Of whisky, and created a
grea: deal Of disturbance bnt she never cav Mack.
intosh abuae hle dcccnecd wits.
The inquest WAS continued yesterday, and will
be concluded today.
, 1864-02-15
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Aurora, K11e County, NJ, sa1eN3l3W SIP
, 1864-02-15

eT What the New Orleans Delta, Of December
21st, 1879, says Of Dr.. James, formerly OF James'
Hospital, New Orleans, ~ Custsm House street.
established 1870, and now Of So Randolph street,
s.NeNl Monr CAr4B1r.-There is no physician
fessfon. who 10 moro capable, and surely none hEs
gained 20 cnviatle reputation In tho treatment OF
special diseases, than DR.. james, 81 Custom House
street. The Doctor has mnde 30 many wonderful
and speedy cures that 1t Ia not to be wondered at
thAt his office is 60 often filled with unfortunates
who came to him as de1nfcr resort having fnll
faith in his akll snd experience. 1t Is astonsshin
that 20 many win snfer themselves to Be- trilcd
with BY physiciAas who hare never mado their
specially OF delicate diseases a study, VIII, pre-
scribe the sane remedy for ali caaes. pr, James
has epcut Yenfs In perfectfnc himRelf In his pecu-
1InF line, and is as near perfection as cnu be-"
DR.. James specialist IN old chronic, me1curfal
without mercury, fodIde, potassil. arsenic or any
terrible and much II be dreaded diseases.
Organic weakness such as nocturnal and diur-
nal emissions, and lack Of Vital forces, brought
on by abuse, carly 1ndiscretfous excessive habits
neryousness, ringing in the ears. confusion and
often times insanity, treated and radically cured
BY an intallible metLoa, saving much time and e1-
pcnse.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing bloteh-
head and bones, ulcers On the head. limbs and
body, liberated throat and nose, sefofna, together
with IN endless number Of eufer1ngs, permanently
and perfectly eradicated from the system.
Remember DR.. James oa1ce and p1rlors arc at SC
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care. &C.. was not alone expended in the $40,00,
to the army during four months, amounting to ut
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