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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

lFritate md dteneh The ktdneys. ard By uss
soon led to chronicdegcnefatio and connrmed die.
ease.
We rseSAds ne CspaaitAsinA sWAerssghA public
sWA We cos<tesfon that N has relieving tie
class Of diseases for which II has found 70 emi.
emily saeeeesf1 for curing and ve trust thss ~
viii be rewarded ear eaorts IN placing % vslusb
remedy in aform to meet the requirements Il paiier
and phyoieian.
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TOILET SOAP. Honey Soap, Lsws'
Il London, The genuine kross for sais Colute's
Toilet Soaps, large assortment
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DIABETES

stone In the H1aAAeY, CaIcuius. & -.
vel. Brick Dast Depssis, Co., Ar-,,
Diseases arsinx fFem family seerve .oo-,n the ooe
ense beape leo ltue, ard secepabsd By severe pain
sndths ether too pssfuka seesskoa-wAica win Be-
speedily cured b ths
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Legal Notices. i,
70 ALL FHR HEIRS AND LEGAL
IT NIPED STATES AAKSHAL'S


Usfrxp STATES cr AnrRica District 81 Iowa yss
By vrtus Of execution to dlrsctAi issuells the
Clerk the District Court Of TIE United STATES or the
Southern Dfvlksn cf ths DstriCs 1DN snE sxaifsf
Jss H. Heises, in syor of Arc taid Yaang NAnksccSk
hAss ls5+sf upoh and viii hf V bsaasr II
the door vi the Clerks Office oil the ListFet Court
Gated Stste fer the District Of Iowa ~ kecktk said
District eth DAY Of Alay A. D. 1eSl betwss4 the
hbufs u avein,A H. N and ocseck r H. a sad cay
the believing lrcfvgty, torIt One undivided II - tesl
~ Of the cast side 81 rth~est n seeitn ca
township to5 range VESTS oae rnaisi e VI
vied cf balance Of snid quxf-er section all In Lee
county, Iowa - - .a.ss, .. =. iFsss,
fakrn and irvied upoh the pruperts " lance H.
Hpls<y to satisfy said writ Of execution.
#R f*ss IL. M ioxfE e. i. MaryIs.
/ srr4 x By HARRi RLLTUN, Eep4Ity.
u n DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Naice Is hereby gives tbaf Ne thdurYkrx5 has
been apantei Administrator VI the estate Of John n
Rowan, dereasA tredltpTs requested 10 I'll. their
elaine acr0rcihy tulsxs ! s-t- -&F rs 1CaA0k
Administrators VI the Estnte OF John Ii. Rowan
-mcAE,Asi4w ~ 1&@l I'll s-~# fs8aS
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Third Edition, 6Oth Thousand


a TREATISE ON SEMINAL wEAKNEsA
n Involuntary Emissiour, Men,al and rb ytiea
lacapacity. Loss Of Powss: Premature Decsy, In
psdihsnts to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Sell
sbuse sexual Diseases, Be-, 30.
BY koDf. b. BELL. u. D., Msmbsr Of the Royal
@, Eces Of sargsons, London. 70 pages. Price "a
This Book should b read b. every one. and
psrt,c~lasly BY those arriving 1t Manhood. II
contains impor ant advies 70 I'll and the me n 81
eurs 70 the a1lictsd 10 plainly set forth. Ii ha.
Nssss LAsueswds frsa LATE Or Aiseyy.
Sent under sealed envelope, BY mali, N r.
eeipt of the oopsy Or postage stamps, By
n j. BRYAN. n. D.. Cedar-Ss., New York
]. willis. Agent, davenport.
..sn ~1v
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Prince Msximilian--or Emperor rsth
er-wiil be the guest Of A. Belmont
Eaq., In New Yotk.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company
has definitely accepted the tender ol
Aeesrs. Glass, Elliott &co., to Icy the
cable in the GUNNER of 1896. In case
OF succesa, the net revenue Of the COM
pany 10 estimated at f432, 900 per year.
Bierstsdt has been put in charge Of
the Indian Department ut the great
Metropol tan Fair. He has procured
four.nen men and women belonging to
the tribes forming the celebrated "Siz
Nations" They will do the war dances
DC; in his division.
A woman 10 Detroit had . quarrel
With her husband and declared that she
whouId never speak to him until be apol.
oeixed. For Eve years she kept her
vow, but lately some meddIesome enc.
my Of the husbands brought reconcjl-
istion.
Governor Morton has ordered the Or
ganized militia of Indiana, known rs
the Indiana Legion," numbering 10000
men, TO be in readiness 10 take the field
at moments notice to repel invasion.-
The Legion will be reviewed on the 18th
instant. Indiana having had some hard
experience from one rebel invasion, has
been taught the necessity OF precaution
in the future.
An unpleasant development wac
made in Cincinnati the other day con.
corning Ca,awba brandy. Responsible
winters declared that the pure article
would cost from Eve to eight dollars =
gallon, adding that there was no genu-
oe article OF the kind 10 the market
he quality generally sold consisting OF
,omace, wbiskey and fusel oil.
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MEDICAL

soldiers o. The Un6on !!
Read Tie following Letters ssssivsl ~ 70,
ssofadss = eDdorssneot o. the
WORLD kNOwN AND WORLD TRIED
nsnsoIss Ksown 40
Professor t4ollLNAYD
PILLS AND OMIT ENT.
Yoa viii here Hsd unsolisltei tsstlneaisis 70.
esivsd fro. al pasts Of the soantry where on,
army 10 in force.
SEE TO YOUR HEALTH.
All Of you have some one Interested IN jour vel
fare, then do not delay.
YOUR LlEE Is VALUABLE!
Not only 70 yoarsslvss, but 70 youf fathers and
mothers, sistsfs, wives, and br.thsfs. Then while
ySu nay pssshass year health!
FOR 10 GENTS, 70 CENTS, Oh ell0,
viii, When expended il these medicines, bring
yoa down 70 the gfssnest and rpsst old 49,.
The following are genuine istssrs, On NE fer N
spession 1t this ofaes.
60 Aaidea Lane, n. X.
Qaastssmastsrs Department,
Svth lliiaois Volunteers, )
Folly lalaal, :. G., Novs&bss ~. 1855
Prof Holloway. % Maiden Lane, n. 4:
which ssnd ne one dollsr's worth sssh Il ysae
osls6ratet Pills and Ointment. ~ rstufa nsil.-
Fsess attend 70 this q ones, fos - much II
need OF The above remsdies. address,
Lieut.. 4. ". FHLLsws. q u,
3sta Illinois Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, VAL
January Z, 1864
Prof. HoLLowAY-Dssr Sir: have heard .
great deal Of talk about your famous pills. and -
never was in the need OF them until nov, want |
to W them ii disrrh1a is very prevalent ct the
present tfme, sa0d me the worth Of the enslo cd |
1ours, Ac., JOSEPH WALSH,
20. E, 5th Regt, Lxeslsior Brigade.
Pulaski, Tenn, December Is, 1853.
Prof. HoLLowAY-De.r Sir: Please nod en- |
closed one dollar, and send me the smount In your
famous pills, ~ am troubled with dyspepsia and |
seek cure. Yours, DC,
Taos + Tunsss, Co l, I'd lows Infantry.
Morris Lland, Clan II, 1864.
Prof LowAY-Dsar Sir: Enclosed you will
some Of your va liable pills; send them By mail.
enclose 10 Genus ior postage. Adaress,
IsRAsL Z. HALL, Go v, 4th Il,
Port Royal, 5. G.
Camp of 5sh Excelsior Brigade,l
Enuary %, 1864.
Prof. HoLLoxAY-SiE Please send me for the
ind 10 cents to pay postage, and you Wall oblige.
Yours, DC, Sergt WN P0wEas,
Go Z, 9th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Wsshingto ton.
Morris Island, s G, Jan q, 1864.
Prof. HoLLowAY-Please fin enclosed the su u
4 one dollar for pills. lh4ve diarrhoa, and cant
st it stopped, SO | want to try your pills
Co b, lO4sh Penn Vols.
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[+k-.-JI| e. 49,
Plants, Fowls, Aninals, -. i.
Put mp in Csc, 500 and u Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. 8 and IS sisss fer Hetsls, Public Insti.
sutisns, O.. -
sOnly infallabls remedies knewn."
"fres frUm Poisous"
"Not dsngsrous 70 the Hlnsn Fsmiiy.a
"Rsts come ont Of their holes TO de-
u Sol Wholesale in oil large cities.
u Sold by Ill Drusgists and Retailers every
where aIEEE Aq4G8 aS
1lli BEwAss III. of I'll worthless initstienss
~ See that "CosfAn's" nAnejs oasA osxs Dse'
u and flask bsscrs yse buy. lax
Principal depot Dssaavay. MI. .a.ss.
rs. BALLARD, 80
Ia Wheiem0o ~ netAll Aeeak
~ a4wlA 0oveapese IeW0s
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PnRM ANBNr CUBE OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN P1RAANBNT CUBE OF
Gonorrhes, elect, Urethral discharges, Impo
tence, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions,
Incontinsncs, Genital Debility and Irfi-
tsoility, Gravel, Structure and afee-
lions Of the Kidney Blsddsr,
which has. been used by upwards Of
100 Fhy0fc1An0
in their private practice with entire success, su
psrceding Cubsb's Capsulss, OF any other COM
pound hitherto known.
BELLS NPkCxFl( PXLLSl
ars speedy 10 action, often efscting . cure in
few days, and when cure is effected it ia per-
lnsnsnt They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on she system, and never
nsuseate the stomach or iDpregnste the breath
and being sugar coated, ali nsuseous taste 10
avoided. No change Of diet il necessafy whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
business. Each Box contains nix dosen Pills.
Price 81. Sold BY all the principal Druggists
In places whore no agent is advertised they will
be sent BY mail, post paii, and conhasats-iiy
red from observation when desired, on receipt Of
o ney, by J. BRYA III. D., 70 Cedar-st, n. Y.
Smith q Dwyer Wholesale gents. Chicago
IL. WELLS. Agent. n.~.Sr0it.
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-s-010EB9 A11ANoD4DNT, i0oo.
~ All A11on moobA4s NOV. IL, l0sS,
Aeoa aoAll llstAee neao4 snane v1n issvs
ooS6o0o0 1atly, 0a.6ags oaDsDes4s eeSsaSsws'
- 4all tsaiA se.......-............ 49, 4. =.
ScnRoto8psoooe .s..e.>.s~..e.. .s:: 80 e =
Ssllns esFivs q Davsapest daily. Su.4ays sx'
eepse1s = gellovo;
81 sa6s; 1870 =; "a; III:
AAl0o1ns oes eAis roats ere n iisees connenos
eeOalsaee VteA esains ovss both Ne AioAif.o
-saenso 6caigas Central. hss:ssfg. M.
oslt fcivls, Oolsnbss, Oisvsland, Cinoinnsu
olse1eaen ioakish, Ds9slc, Niagara FAus, ~
- - vNas PNii6Aslphia, Dslstnsrs - "
hoseaases - saatsdsA q ehe necessity =
Glvaag 10uaes aissstfsss - 70 the dseaneuoec q
Asis 6eonee, cleo seprosurs tickets bsecse ~.
~ 1heis n ~ ear. e The condseeuss col.
- fasee ealy 70 stations on she line Of % Va
onoo aaA Book lsload kairoed.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
OoVonpoet. New. IL, 1875. 0V
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llsiaeis Central Railroad.

.fAN AND AFTER suNDA NovhDBrE
~ "a, trains viii lssys from tie Grand Csatnl
sspot, foot Of Lake ard Soetl Wstsr strsst:
4 iThfoasA Expssa, Al 80 4 =, asEtving u
saily, sxo., SundsysJ Sairo at 80 n.
- This Trail sea4sets for Peoria, Alteas Sc.
Loois, AAnphis, New orleans and hebils.
Aeeonmodasionl At 400 n. for Cairo and Way
s,.sy ,, a.,. e : ~. 'S e. : ~ .
- This fsia, a Sss1rdays, viii runonly %
urbaas. Isains arrive at Chicago at 1ls06 q =
and s.30 N.
For Tickets and information, apply q the oAos
IL, HYDE RARg ANO WOOD LAWN.
gsains will leave Chicago Leavo Wed Lawn
|ess e:V An 80 A y
- l1.oO II $50 11AePM sse@
|'q' e: :;ss 81 60: ::sPs
+ senssu, Gsa7 fssssass Ask ss3e1
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DIR. NW EET'S
xMfaIItbIe LiMt ~ ~ { ,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
~ 1As,s.sstsm. Cost, Nssrs.sia, Ls.bsso, &v
.. No. s~I Jsisss, Aerciss, bfsssss, O.ss s"d
WsssSs, Pstes, AsedaeAs. and all RAss-
ssasie and Nervous disorders.
Dr.. StepAeA sweet, ssf Cesneettcut,
The Great Nssussi Bone Setter
Dr.. stephen Swoet, II Connecticut,
IL known oil over the United Statss.
Dr.. Stephen sweet, q Connecticut,
the aa,hor Of DR.. Sweets Infaliibls Linimsnt
Or. sweets lAfaltbis LAnenent
Csrss Rheumatism and never fsile.
Dr.. sweets llfslAlhls Llsinsnt.
IL esrsain remedy for Nsssslgis...
Dr.. NWoot'6 Infal6blo lAo6uent
Cures BsrAs and Realds immsaiatAly.
Dr.. Svceys lnfalilhle. Llainent
Il the best kao ssnsdy for SprNiss aad Bruises.
Dr. Sveet'e lslAlllole liDAnent
Gives inasdiaas, eslisf p Piles aaA seldom fails
Dr.. Sweets lnfalIlble Llhlnsnt
Cures Hssdashe innsdistsly yead was, never
kno On TO fail. q - e e
Or. Swoors lnfa1llble Liniscnt
8060D 10m0010SO tcIlvu HuVVs uuu ~
.fAlls to eufe. 9f3
Dr.. sweets lsfAlllbie klElMeAt
urss Toothscas in one minute. 4, ..,,.s
Dr.. sweets Iaialllblc LiSa1eDt
Cu.ss Cnts and Wounds immediAtsly and leave
no scar
Or. SWeet's lafalilble Linlmsnt
L the best rsnsdy fsr Sores in tho kapwn world.
Dr.. sweets lnfAillble Linanent
Has been used By more tAaa million people, and
e4rts.s n all peaiss. y. !. lslgs5s.sis. .'at
Dr.. Sweot's lslAlll5le hlrinent
Il truly "frisod in need and svofy fsml
should hsSs isas A1nd.
Dr.. sweets lDfall1blo Llafnent
Il for sale BY ali Druggists Price rs Ana 50 cts
RICHARDSON q co.,
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by LORD smith, Wholesale
druxei.ts, ~ Lake stseet. Chicago To-. general
agents tor the NoIthwest sgls-dvl
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]. ). 1910 BONDS.

Under INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
~ Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United
States, the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DAVENPORT,
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90 - - U M = y y q NJ
CAN BE CURE

The advertiser, Physician # thirty years ex-
perience, in the TIRE .tnent of Lung diseases,
Bronchisis, asthma. &c., but now retired from tn
psaseiss, u lesiroua Of imparting his experience
By d,fusing information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which hes Cared Thousands.
The same medicine will mo- do for Ill. He will
ssnd Prescription, with full directions for use,
adapted to each particular and will surely 81
feet cure. TnY Ts-it will cost yoa nothing-a
stamp required for postage. Address.
H. LOWE, ~, Box 5070, New York City.
IL. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
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NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIvkN THAT AT
IN the Coura House door, in the city Of Da7en.
port, Scott county. Iowa, en- the 2Sth day Of
April, A. D., 1864, o. clock Q. m. of said day,
there will be sod, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, lot Of notes, accounts and
judgments belonging to the estate Of John T..
Wa hhorn. deceased.
a schedule Of said notes, accounts ana judg-
msnts may b seen BY calling on the under
signed.
dated April 5th, 1864.
TBE0. Z. METMoRE,l Administrators,
apl6.d
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GREAT WESTERN BREWERY.
a me Rroprtetos's
-~1,rI.. DELIVER IN DAvENP0RT. Or
w kssh Islssa, sAsss
Craa~ and Anber Ales End Porter

4. n. so,iov,,e eash prices Present use Az
"a Possss ~ sAs tbi., .! hall %. :: 9s
Soes, q. ossca Ale ~ ' g Is
~ Dbl, - - quartss, = n SEVERN.
feble~Alyi hs y. =. -
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For the subscriptions to this Loan bonds will be
t.sued Of the following denominations sos, zoos,
bUOs and lO0Vs, registcrsd, With coupons attach
ed ~ may be preferred by subscribers
There bonds redeem~ble by the Government
10 coin utter ten and payable forty years from date.
They bear iUe per cent. Interest, psyabl bonds
not over hundred dollars annually, and
bonds over one hundred dollars, SEMI annual y, IL
coin.
Depos'ts must be made In Legal Tender notes of
the United q aztec, .r in National Fnnk A0fe
Currency subscribers wi receive inferest from
the day the money is deposited riih This bunk aud
The bonds Will Ue detsrered q. the efpsase VI the
Government
Coupon bonds are nov ready for delivery, and
Reg stored DO, de will be on the LIST Of u ~ neat
w aci Of Congress- the Issue Of these bonds IL
limited TO
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOL.
LARS,
amount which will soon be absorbed II We may
the Govern nent to the loyal people OF this conn
.ry. These boGds
Are Exempt from All Kiads Of Taxa.
slom,
and efe, better induesme t. to capitalists than any
security Of purhc or rivate character now offer
lag at
mar31dtf
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c REAT AN ERICAN REM EDY.n


IMPORTANT TO LADIES
MERICAN REM EDY."
Dr. HAEv0ys0
hron OF rm al r m lie Pills.
Va HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when tho directions have been strictly
followed) in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE.
or in restoriag the system to perfect health whom
the Whites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or.
constitution, and may bs taken BY the most DEL
same time n ct like - charm.
BY strengthening, invigora.ing and rsstosing the
system 70 = healthy coDditiVn,snd by bringing on
matter from what cause the obsttuc ion NAV
arse. The, should however NOT to taken the
first three or four mon hs of prsgnscy, though
safe ss any other time, - miscarriage wsuld bs
the result. Essh box contains " pills. Price 81.
Dr.. Harvsy's Treaties o. disea.es Of Essales.
Prse~ascy, Aiscorrioge, Barrenness, lRessls-
~, Reproduction and Absss qf Aatsrs,
and emphstically the LADIrs' Psi lrB MsDrcA AL
ADvIssR, pamphlet Of ~ pages, sent free to nv
address. Six cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills and Book will DO sent By mail.
dentialy, whom desired, securely sealed, and pre-
paid, on receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, NJ. d., General Aoens.
76-Cedsr street, Now York.
Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
Smith b Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. WELLS Agent Davenport.
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BLACK STONE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs
purchased Of you 70. the use Of our churches,
here, in Uxbridge, and in Mulbury, have been in
use ono year. II gives me much pleasure to say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given tho greatest satisfaction remain yours,
ara + J SasRIDAN, PASTOR.
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@Mr George A BsusN, Orgsnist Of st James Epis-
cspal Church, Chicago, Ill. says:
They far surpass all other instruments Of the
kind tn have come under my observation for
fulness, richness aad brillisncy Of tone, and
promptnees and delicacgo of actiod,
, 1864-01-05

TNfA
rts -acs;nts a, no7a ot the ro.as ~ aa1 a,,onns
..s. ~ oai~ m, h1 M = u n n . y ~ sax -,
10 ~ 70 n R-to,.l no Gr th;a nnn,be- -
,re~e noyen m drstt, and a 1nrpe npmhar woro
,,o,s ~ 1es. fntnned an aa n hermit ror ,nv+byn
~. -anaor,no intn orcaao Ahont al, he,a .e.rs
aoIa ~ n rnaea nj u 60Ga3 s7n oros. hnt tbfs 10
m, III crier1 IN of tho market ma theaa nr;c.a
carevo;, hoth damaged and aon1d Therarsa.
Ssrs sct,rs inonirv both FIR nackinc and sh;nn,ne
.3 ~ ,nsrket rie1 on,g th1,r. ,.sr,,,e1s
-. -. b-,.t. ,ra hnov.,+ ,,,-1at ha3,o. . sa7e'
~ n1sn.tchea frnn New vow ph,1ade1nh;s
%ttobnreh snd HnfraIo-,enort y ,,sat s~arci,r -,
..a -, sha.a ..-a,s ,-t,f ~, artt-s ~
!,os. asS.aa $500 >'1 e~As
1a -se.vt a,,o,- s+,,,, b,s
y. .1t,n~+1os ss -, I'M 1,rosnacts NJ rona s1na1s
~ 9a ~. -, 1r.a 1,ha ..,,e,es .stpy
Saa,h thro1,ho,. IN. Nor+bvyost 5n-;n., - ...st
5srs cennot m n 1assa,, tha snnnis .nd ~
..,,, dass ~ nr-3,s1 ~ 49, ~
esep SAs"e s.f.1.t N'' ''t "a '~11'1 AVA
neee cst,1a ~ ,,.,, T., ,,obt srn,,--tho -..a,ts
~ an,1 .no,,. ~, ~ Th.rs ,saa
es.o a"a aa1osr5 .r;,b arr, 1,arsat snd ~ rots
svSs 80. ~ ataa. ssa hos3 -. a. 1ncat ~ $3.50
m,s.-shs. y. -. n.a,soa W.sse ss.,.,,,
,n,st owing tn the want of 9eccnts. hnt thera
au'e., o"s .s.,.,o s.,,sss 49, - - oas ~
- ~ - ~ - .co 4sN-,,,tt s.a. ~ ~
49, .-sa. b.,i- ~ tho tr.nssctions b,vins hson At
~ u ass- % 1irsd1n1 ~ On NJ 0~~''
~ n~o,,.ar r,srk,t was considerable or,,cr
- 49, 49,. = .ana snar;rz so- pr,an.. In, I'M
.a"s-s ~ro@o ,ansrn,f, s,,.-t IN thst- r1e,rs
10 , ".1 .s.s..a ..ssa tha.atasa ,,1,,.a1 ,rass
par,, ~. j., f.,- de,nana md arr-w;th s.tc. ~
-, ."s -, 80. ;,,,av nss1.sJ ~ a. r,ctsd
b.,1a .1 b.Id -,,s,,r - "a ocatsss Ths,e WA
s.,,~s e.. p.,,,o 1fass po-,. d, 1,y ..na ".
,e.s sa1as ~ ,tsn h,ia a. 41s e,a1Am-fhe In.;de
non-o os ~ nv - 1ot - onts,Se and ~ ua,aT5 1or
| rooa .onn+v crs c1tv hrands At the rinse there
Tnsa rooi aeman1 nt tte orts,1a ,1ot,tions. Int
ec1lers we're Vcne.aily boldinr At sts.oo. Fno1ish
Nfda]ea wera in poo1 demand and frn,er. with
, 1864-01-05


HOGs-The suspension Of all receipts from
Thureday to yesterday had not only put stop to
the business Of the market, hut WAS the Cause Of
many fears and anxieties to thoae who were ex-
pecting their supplies Of hogs from tho country.
It is however satisfactory to find that from all the
information that can be obtained, that but little
danage will be sustained by any Of the dealers In
this city. Most Of them anticipating dnll and
heavy market from Christmas until after New
Yea5s day had advised their clients to
that effect who accordingly hare very
generally kept back the usual sup
plies. The receipts Rfnce Thursday have been
extremely small, consisting Of 4A hogs* per Bur
llngton and Quincy Railway, and as5 per North
western Railway, total 7Bo. with 6s frozen to death.
which arrived on yesterday at the Fort Wayne
Yards Besides these, 20 far as can be ascersained,
there are rery few On their way to this market; /;
We hare only been able to hear. Of the following
ferry boat; cars on the Ga1ena Railway, all safe
at Blackberry Station; and some 20 to Is cars
ftom Missouri, the whereabouts Of which is ur-
certain. The amount Of business transacted since
Saturday has necessarily been very limited, and
from &46o@5.G7H per 100 Ds; these
having been bought subject to ali chances
Of being trost-bitten or otherwise dau1-
aged, give us real gude to the present value Of
hoga in the market. We however note good de-
mand by packers. and rather excited one among
shippers, arising from the extremely limited sup
plies at the New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo Pitts
burgh and other markets. Our market Is there
fore very active and firm, with every prospect Of
high rates being in the ascendant
, 1864-01-05

the South, there is not enough oft at the
places where it is wartcd, and especially
at Richmond; and it is . matter of grcat
difficulty TO feed their armies, and our
prisoners in their hands. They would
like to shoot so, in this dilemma, as to
miss II it prove calf, and to kill Is it bs
deer; but this is always difficult opera
1ion.
But one thing is Of some little value as
the case stands The rebels have seen
that we are distrusnu1 Of their honesty in
distributing the stores our Governmenthas
cent them. We arc afraid they will steal
them and Use them for their own comfort,
and keep on starving our boys as before.
This hurts them prodigiously. They do
not like to have their honor called in
question: Good. 1t is . symptom worth
noticing, that they do remember that
there is such u thing as honor and fairness
get extsnt upon-the earth. It is . good
thing when Cyprian has blush or two
left, since it shows the sentiment Of virtue
not quite obliterated. 1t is therefore good
to see these rebels flare up at the charge Of
theit and cozening, since it shows that they
do remember that such. things as honesty
and truth are still Of value in the world at
large.
Il is comfortable too to see that the reb-
els are not quite insensible to public opin-
ion in the United States. Some Of their
diatribes would seem to be written for con-
sumption here as well as. at home. They
take considerable pains to explain, that our
soldiers are as we'll fed as their own: that
some who have been sent home On account
Of sickness, were the worst cases in their
hands; that others suffer from home sick
ness more than from want Of food or posi-
tire disease, etc, etc
We see no reason to doubt that some
truth may attach to such statements; and
are glad to believe if we can, that our SOL
dicrs, in their hands are nottreated as badly
as We have feared
/. But we remember some other things
which have happened since the war be
gan. Among the rest, there is that at Chick.
amouga, where our dead wereleft unburied
by the enemy into whose hands they fell
Our troops have inferred more than fou1
hundred such, since they have taken tht
field Have the rebels at Richmond any
indignation at this charges We canno
trust very implicitly the men who do tina
sort Of thing. We are sorry to be obliged
to believe it even; but there is no choice il
! the case.
, 1864-01-05

Another case Of alleged plagiarism Is mak-
ing little stir here just now, though plagia.
rism would seem 10 be very mild name for
the charge as It comes to me. Gail Hamilton
NAV now be surc of her fame. It is worth
stealing. a Young woman 70 An In Warrington The
lnurc]s-all Of them-1 am told, and my in
formant had bis Information from the fair
agnirante mother. Gail will be qulta equal
to the cmergency-more than equal, I fear.
I commend The captalness to her tendereat
me1cieH, and VIII be ready with her name
If Halica1nassus should can-(M 7. Cor. Of
Axir9taad Rqsl{iean.