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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

Of Nv makes one Who wisks q the per
betration Of crime or opens up %: ny
for IL psrpetrssion. Csa ns s9ok n.
loyal patriot in the bee Vita e 9 y
msaslihg his check = me. ana =
there Sc any oousoiels = him, = hase
il heart to feel eon9ef II blr11ngs -
tVfpkes. Yes, h1sle650E T. their olbnos6,
thar continue in their Slprss, yea. even
more, they would with The presumption
and hyPessisy 81 ~. 1ssil hinsaG. uhsa.
he offered "a our Sayionr oil the lands
round abost If he void fall down and
worsAipy HIN sew slain~ste- b. ~
purest patriots and the most loyal men
even 1t this late honr, dhd ask they should
be the frst TO welcome our brave soldiers
upon their return. home to their families
aud friends, list . X they had never pro
nounced the war, in which these soldiers
had covered themselves with impefIsha-
bic glory. an unholy and unrighteous war;
Just az II they we're innocent OF ever hav-
iue opposed the soldiers 10 the enjoyment
Of the sacred right of voting, although
suffering and dying that this privilege
with Others might be perpetuated in all
time to cyme, aud which would bs lost to
them and postcrity if our arms were un-
successful.
Yes, after besliming these. soldiers,
abusing the government in whose service
they we're, after dcnouncing their ieadep
and commanders, they would come for.
ward now, profoundly disgusting oil loyel
men with their of6cious demonstrations o.
great love for the soldiers, whose cause
they had abused and whose government
they had denounced.
Is it because they see in coming events
that the heel Of the government is soon
to bruise the serpent's head Is ]: be-
cause they Zee thst their rebel friends are
"without hope in this country, and like
the rats abandoning the sinking ship,
they must, even at the eleventh hour,
make denomination of loyalty they
never prscticed and which they DO not
nov feel, a wondrous love Of country
which they have failed heretofore to
demonstrate, sud . high regard for the
soldier whom tbey heretofore opposed!
1t is passing strange. now, to see faces
at loyal GATHERINGS never seon at these
piaces before; 10 witness their zeal and
activity SO much opposed to their former
paseiveness to see smiles instead OF
frowns - formerly: to hear loyalty dis
coursed BY tongues and lips which were
used formerly to express sympathies for
rebel traitors and opposition to the gov
erument. Are they not seen, and is moi
speculation INDUCED in, in regard to the
sudden change, and the wonder expressed
that i, required three long years to con.
vince them of the enormity Of the crime
Of treason, and their own orime OF giving
laid and comfort by their moral infiu-
encs to . rebellion the most terrible in it,
consequences, criminal in its inception,
and brutal in its conduct and character
would as soon, Mr.. Editor, reconcile
to the principles of consistency, to find
his Satanic Majesty 10 heaven welcoming
the saints to their celestial repose, ss to
hear one of these confirmed and hardened
coppeIhesds utter the words Of welcome
to our soldiers upon their return to their
{, homes LOYAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

DIARIES FO1 1864.
This dag received by
M. ?. nR0wKHLL
A>eq-4 Cor, <lk end M..r strse0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

EF Somebody has shown 10 the follow
ing ingenious productions that very iu-5
teilisible sentence can be made in which
the word that is repeated seven times:
I'll prove the word tina; I've made my theme
Il that that NAV be doubled without blame:
Aud that that that thus trehIed, | may use,
And that that that that critics hny atHe q u
May be correct Farfhef-the fons 10 bother % - -
Five that's may closely follow another;
FOR he il known thai may safely write
vr say thai that thai thai that writ right
Nav cen thak tsas alsa tina; that III a followed
Through six repeats the grammar rule has hsilowed;
And that that that that that that that began
Repeat seven times is right Deny { who can
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31
\ REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

90 Acres Of land for sale considerable portion Of
which b under eslttvsios In The ceBtssi part ef Lss
County and within thirty minutes By Railroad freo
keokuk. This iandie adm satiy nsse1 for sheep ~
etUck far N, will be old At low Price An -
pestunfty, such rarely oceurs, here offered fos
InskiBg most dssrabis investment Title perfect.
EaQutfe Of n. y. TEN krCKs
keokuk Nov. IL Rel Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

AUDITOR UffIJE IuN
n~s Mosnes. harrh -, 1854 /
IA hereby c~~tsh.-i that ora the eal d~s ri March
1ss4. hlei ia thir e<. showing the
CONDITION Of the SearH Axrxicsx Fma issussscs Co.
Gated NEW IoaK CfTs. In tts Stats ~ Nrw fnEK As
LIST dsy II January A. D. fsss III accordance with pruvi
II Act II thu aerers Ass~miy Of the State q
Iowa entitled An Ast r-issien - inssrzne Cvsnr-
Di% sgprns ID January 18th. i@a, and Art anensia-
sry tisTefo approved February 9th is5s aud Act In
relation ie Insurance Companies appsvyed March H.
l-s, that said statement sheNs that said Ga.ntany
possessed of the requisite srsant Of casaia sri Invested
- required hy ls~.
Authority Il thervr given the above named Cesn
psny their appropriate siise-- 81 Insarsnce
In this State in accordance With the laws thereof until
the list day 81 JanHsry A d. One Thonssnd Eight Han
dre-i and Sixtyiv~
III is siso certified. That IT. h. TES-EYCK E.q-
Of ksuxrK. has he~n duly appointed by said COM
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the Coanty Of LEE
with fs power tske risks ri iurance therein and
sekno~ iege -srsi f rrocs>s. provided by law upon
bis fling with the Clerk Of the District and sid
Comfy certified cspy Of the statement Gle this
office IL il further certified that the attached l. trus
and correct copy Of the .sfd statement.
- la Tr>tinseny " hsrxsuf hsys
go, hrrruHto set my hand and an I'd
srsi " afsscr the day and ye~z
Erst sisuve written.
j. W. CAfTELI. Auditor OF State.
naeh -2x
SMITH. n vSpExmrL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

GUGAR
~ 50 Hhds Prime N. O. Sugar.
80 Barrels Clarified Crushed and Puiverfzed do.
just received and for sale low for Cash by
janl-d CONSABLE 4 SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

MOLASSES.
kVx so barrels Bechers Sugar House Syrup MoEassex
Ii barrels and half barrels Golden Syrup;
For sale low for Cashlby
janl-d C0NNABLE SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31
TOR SALE.

Brick Cottage Dwelling, with rooms eisserr, good
cellar full lot and well fenced located Fulton
10th asd Nth streets, keoknk Price xls-*l Wy cash
balance In one year Enquire Of II. b TES-EYCK,
Keokuk feb4. Real Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

STATE OF sew YoRk. Cocsrr % Nrv Ycsx, 80
J,xxs w. Ora President ssd n. W. DlEsrxis s~cre-
taTy. Of the North American lir~ Insurance Company
bcsng daily dss~s aud SAY, and each ~ hnself
that they tn above described acers OF the said
Sasth American fir isss Cnmrany and that
thirty ART y ii berasg st al Of the aboss dscrit
as-'- fisr SIS tss Fsopty II the sid ccsr~ny.
free and clear from lien eztms thereof excerpt
therein statsk afsi that s,s ssexvinx statenenf
full and statement ~ the condition and sGairs
the saa company THIRTY afst aMy of Ds~mbef
and for the yrzF enda that day, the LIST ther
inisrnation- kns~ ledge end t-sief. respectively.
a. 81 }. ", 0ffs. PrssssenI
XIV BLEEchET, secretary
sus~cribed and before me the 18th day of
March, A. b. iset
ia fdos. L. THORSELI,
Commissioner for Ie~s IN New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Baptis
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. &. N. JAckson-Desr Sir. Personal expe rie ne
enables me to say that regard Tie German bitter,
prepared ey you q me-i excellent medicine. Id
u cold aid general debility have beer
greatly b, The Of tie bitiers and doub
mol they will pi eaaoe similar Effects others.
Youu truly, NAkKEA RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
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Gr 1T Ghriltopb 6aytma,m, llaltsrte Die
9Strttldaftertn td) babe u1einen 91!ng eS
tannt, ben Der tSlente nod am Jtnaer trdst.
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oielsn sSnne id) rod tine Strafe fir tsn
Brerei, ZEN er 0n GcnRaujen uno mir Der.
iibt bat. 2Sie runoer61r fiigts es bed bic
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nebr ais oreiBt9 J1bren cen petriiser er.
tappen, rie tr etuCu neuen Gdarfen(treib
retltrineen mill. Der 3uiaulnleabau9 otler
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lsp. IH
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uno az, uut Rnpe 81 eewinnen. laS uob sil.
mai Gle Qaittuus sic lie ol8 dd,t ant1teus
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eett eabsu! Werne Tein lit 3u s.ps! tlno
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lt nun mdBtg uao narte, cab ric Wirren
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lid tein Sinb mebr ...
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lausen an hop Ja i0len GS eitt eiuen @rti
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erSablte lie, oaB lie in Dem Sartiber Doroi
BEN Wtaau mi edt babe. Don Cent lie emit (e
l1mab 10 tetScaen ,pcroen
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tolll fam. BAT i6u gu eeut 0eri9tSmaur
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6'clc 81 eyptei|tn. Ta8 t;eet 10 in itncn
Ghorafteg. @
tBsrtItsasa scIat3
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.f6k1lid,e .Grnnfheit.

gptnn tez tsrtsetit.ts unftuee Sunsins asnset tss
ben &eim oter buer;baeR Hrantte.t tnt aneenOrn-
en bat seissbt es h4ut kaB Gin uSetttees SGd,tse.
fut! reet Die 5ardt Gathering tbu GbSredt C an
tne su tren5e Gui pels III CJe tbr Grstebpua unS
Sep itabi!ttGt aIein fem @crrautn leeen tena uc es
Garttt 10 lanee ii tt Symstrns tses refttn lleSsIs
Wie g. ein NIT @ei9r entSIneee. ais. ttne tEe
Rdle @@merS In, csFe uns til Tea VIter Ntadtme res
@ef6ts saubte! ausr IF her 6aut, Snren hen gt.
np Arrn Innen In. cs tte une all ten Grtrtaiti.
tan 4 seen, oo tann tieie sttI NIT ttnsr recls&n
S3neae Ger i ftrester, Els suleet ter Ga.n une
bic staennpdenein ems bas Cpr trr sirbden Eranf
bet Gin @eaentanS res eteS Ssrb unb Der EcS etnen
l1rediiten eeioen esurd Elm Gnet mat taS i6n rad
ersm 9dte eudt fein @eilentsr sur6sebrt
GS til cine rawrae 9td iae, ea5 S,uents tteier rrd.
bSreu &ranhet sum Spsr iden 1T 1plee Ter ltus Id.
ttatet unrtlenfe Tratler. Mee hrr Anreueuns isaes
totden @iiies ses Ute furS Gle gcnutlrn rrrnidn urs
hfn Nel eeS getellS u eln sleseS Daen rerYaatein
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Das ieinsse mnb cpsienbetSte Srubt, x0uiSs
7gtf- 49, MmferesaSse;tl
Die !0onigblume THE Honeysuckle}
ELIXIR DE W.T. IL
ELIXIR nE VIZ "a

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uf IA @urcra best unb In bsefm Haaee ARel IN etr0u
tpmmr II tea rrner 9e3nas tn WeretnoHn6 NIT pes
6Dntss pser GGscarRd.Ginee i'm IDsss DsiuctOp cet
fs-et nab bat @ faelts III iaen sAnisRtnesn bs 2sbe
Mere uub Ierhaauns ssrrsans letr wertnOUa 6rsa Hab
In DsutfdIaub nls 3t) e
=, ~ M sDaS '2ansssstGrs aaItsfs 5sls-
bxt.ad.s1,
S,ctcbeaser MeiaAgateare ApCtteer -. ateg tn biet
Sruht4 EtGters clue psrtbDcue 2uege bee DrOtS
trfuA end eetOEet be 6&1Ier Htt S1e1Et iesa
len. Nt p ioeeNcrnte Stters 6dug hGeIbe boa
een eeUGbniGen spnfen" EtsseHes!etsr 5IGea une az
eurreaEsn &ttqusiiss Gt une 81 Go bon p- srthDrUe
2nSre6e ben perrd rcre oren 2gituneeu dr rttGe
DreGae Iaasd ror Or!tore1 nner6Rnt UErosn pc ~ Na
esn Ettase- nod heEt sSste Der Es en cef
&ls ErpiStters ett es bgsreis stusr @!eeans Getu
hes bss tSeknmaGee ale ruubeece1 III, nheEl ee aus
Slancsn TN sNuub ps GtSssHaD<. Cafes, Gtee Unntut
ssResln twr6et HUs sRiest tr e.E pcIfan5ets @onSf
tn errdrenbsS pcatsarttees Wsre tesn
Ten pereeh unp (oate e1br tA eefr 91rsran9 wppets
ceSichteten SeteIS 9efdurarn M unentbeprItH ien.
lEbcleale Jtfatl GenteH toRnen NIT ysenb etnerU6a
titdt o;eIss tprsAelsH Dirs ID Gteu Dusene 0aAyt~
GiGi6sn eur4
.6.1 ben Glleinigeu Gi9uer
q. 3 orr 1o. g SanOoers. Gcfe pom TAatsREv~
Se9euiber Sem GRorsfes 2SGsti,1Ore,
ser.crSt peTesn
ese A. fiGte gIr{&e if Gdt bic ..t u& ban GleaI hes
Gtsners 0uf rem Spgs esrebeE a.
9DebsrperGufer etasen bts Sa tte Bst*sfs GrSeStss
ten ccaar slt.tperapts Mastanosfhtipsr grass.
0s tseren 6I0lGsn eretn (eren retal Bet ttr naRea
@sasnans NIT $oO Dnscns saaco Baltimore snsedRung
seSraiss. m
@Or,astidstn SimbSers GGeMse Spa esin 9tatseTfsSe
fft pcriatseH Grnte crte a4l sDssne rnb SioRer eg
SISistaS Gas lu iS!sssa breiGsH.
&de Saustet EHt gamhsnHr4 Sesenabst
H.
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Dr. Sc@paea III tfr tipses resslmaF3 esRilsttt Gss!
relter bic Seung eeraeu NraHtpten anseer GstEe
Mtttel uHe 9ehantuug linb ellen atsen ednttd NaHt-
tsxu Er bsransettret eDa einsa ssfsa Tsi6ss s IN
leu arSstsn Scvstaerr GurcpaS sren feS EGE-
hes snb Gdete ndmlih GneiGrt Hraatrsis uRp IN etg
BIcIes pc HtilaSeIpbtau ~. Ire rat t1e aus eeshI.
tete proris ais ale anbereI @erste ter Glslt -t
Der nslber iib Ser @Fese tes Or SebnRrr htt1 eth
sann fen revrarenG sue Gbre ais MsaHa uuS ttnr @s
I'D tGitdteit ais IrSt. ~
RsnS ppn &alttmOrtfr., HsbeR tsE ,,Atbsttrtaae. ~
6duttronttsitsn rtrNen ltsneG gt1tIIt. s. !.
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So Office: 90. z SGo-6rsceri6Fr.
iebsn Etnren rcn 8altlmorsRr., SifLthe 9ttts


ta!iep bts fGnslien GcaeeamS teE eGunsir3e In Zen.
bon ratairter ciutS rteH meNJttten eclessn psr
get. eaatsn, her, ten 6gt5 5Eii s'aes Sct.ESi tn esr
gtieten usetrad bat sintee talen @euassn
reesst cpn te tte @ei9thte rer eet5tn trete lit.
sltse 2etsenee fe ali SbtcnaEIen NerrDa unb nneeren
Rrdnttsten iitten ies !. Y. AUDI Gle Ee elosIGeu ge
raui6en su .tr erIreden te s nit crrIten sersnoen
RIeiniafsien II. / Us tuIirlsn GEaeHbdltG AeteiIt.
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9seiynpere M bfad,'en /!

Or. IctnGcn Eiett aIea 2sren feline 6uIe an isolde b
cur icGe eehsilne uo itndtWre, @etf une SGr3er
brente tiir te Artett bic @eeutaie te &c nnf6tIs
I1atente 0ahc aeltwa3t tnhen. ss-- .fl :
sr int etntee wr trsurIgen unb sersnerhen Sci
gen tc ruscn @sortMheitsn res yniers Sw de I'M &s
ten 1nn ben 5ieesrn Ser;en i'm Tcp GGFpShe SeS Gt-
E9s serAt eet 4tu tifraft 0erstcpen tGe Nnrute,
Wd6snheahc hnrrtnuna Ter 8tre1uunss Srs1ns. aGaes
met1e gnttraftnng. GrinStrine Ger SEpInsndk
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YttRte.

Die f1Ftd6itn &sEunaea aes SGerS fnb sbr su fgsSs
teal. 8erIu res Geti6niisS @eEmtrrHng feF Sheen. @t
egI6theit eer 0fsstdlis hte etnnnGen NGnteuRe tpr
Ger %seGi6dft, u3t sd Otrfameis. 4IistrdNea 9essn
G9 eEb9. 8Grdamfet u.l. Nne etnst FER t5timr,en
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.snnae WiSntwr,

Serntsrs zelda se Cpr leas' Petmsr 9aact5 8tpsrbsu
Nne HaS IArA e etele &anlsaee ti eth ~ lreeS @ySb
reist petc el gre ettatsuen Saeats ertrtdelten
9evtanreSfrate nit ptnfr geFsfaInttheu Ges
nat beeet etr eeisr Sesdterce Sore snipts b0SsU
p1rten, nf6aen fis !nt Uelenl Nertrauen naAen-
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tebenen ke5 elm gehsr Ssi urp sir eiuner 8 peT tie
II tsWen tsaeu GrIcrcegntiie sGr elednen Gl aertet
qb So cpns ttse mire bic Rte res eebans r trariaen
@taerasrt. Ole ausitR tsSyeb nSreEIinfern m ltute.
@ Die esle lpre erer.fen Ser r,meiituna rne me-
l6n6pl6cn Setsadtunger. fas ung tie 6rsaren raids
&ecsve eeuieetn eerpsigers iAe. ~e+-
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8altimore resOtes 9Oiptta
Bur llUtarO: iitnu0 Osr QuadIaI5srst stnblirt,
Der etnii3e Nlob in bev Utlt, mo ich'r.
lhnet!e uup 9 urrlshe Guren In
aeheimem &ranfaeitcn


ecbciuscn Sranf5eiscm
senaA! seYte ais la iut 3casunssnnrifstttt GdpfHs
IN hem 9tuGn eR 9Iicera GntainonnSen Ter gierrn
u1e SaIe, Ga1tener9 9teBun6er Stc1e eer Wsrcen 4Pa
eenIdpGdc, WIutgett Ytietersefhldseutt: @erldnteS
iGwd2e 9erjtlrpfen &ddternbet Stttern, Nueenl&wIe
Der 9anoe tes @agens, her Glnltrre unb aaer ieHer
te be oon 9sntien 9te!en 0emctnts ten tsr fu8e b.
EeIce ttren SptCrn eeJhriter ub ais SjreTeu CT
fans trn Gcahrten te8 ulseS. iegrabrsn 1nb enn ntt
leS 9ete cevSfn lire gdnjenclten prlnunNen NtFRt6-
tsM. sWNeGt eeF erfttHtton eeEeeFernas os gpe a'~
SaIt maen uns suIess een &erre' ans Stnn aerRSren
..}nRas W&nusr.
Se1rnssrs pea Tic Cpse sas ehtmsr saaet3 gtworb.u
Aub pas jiArI e rtee &aueaoe a eth SI riites @y9b
rets pe In Is re erta6suer Saerte nne entrtdelten
9eyaanreSfrae nit Ss DpnrF ner eEetf1htstthen Ses
beseier eeisr Sesdterce S6ne sntipt haSsn
~arten, nn6ssn fds snt eelen. gersrnaen na9en-
Vt,l iratnete Derfcnen
Otey SOlGe rse fe, IA psrbeyatben teatTdtosp una 10
ptpIfer S6pade err eipsS Stube mites bepHss
Gnb ipGen unoeglialo st. 3 bufsn IA Wstte sthsn.
rlttrrs eiFerf,tt gie 3;i,ern HS e6pie. oser
f6bptune pcr i@IedIifaen grt peyben ffnel tagtrt
Dr. SJctnon m lest tanr bna ots ehem @sreHmanne
Cbns Eurt m cnrertraue une jxDerhttt oHf iene rit-
Hdpe Geihtftt@tst pereiIsn.
Srsaui'de G6w1 Re
trb uncerdstil sa5ss pub Gle UrQe Graft eber teree-
egt Etes fnr6ttare Yet ei6es ras 2eben elenc unS
eocs Deer, bic tbren 2sI eaFteu unbeicnnen Shnsn.
unse 2es nb Az iedt 81 &nsi9refunsen senetet ps!t
Grtttursn Rteteridasen TN nrE, 6teta Inb ertere t~
fat entitetn fam 10 IN s hoS neaeartil ene Gclse
res Glstr udes Ger etefen Orsare ser dber wtG es
iaonen tn he Rrat Ger Greu9uns cher bon Deaen pfrS'
pirb bic h beslttsn G1sEn erssStn ais rrn Dtnsa
be Sa ~etfs iIne. | @ s c@
So Office: go. z gib.Grsceri6Rr.,
(iebsn Etlrea pcn 8alttmcrsRr., SltIiGe Ssits,
ole Stufen binouf,
g2an merle iH gtGnten unb Snt5nummer ecan Rsuttu-
ke trueettits 5odmaae Durtr.etes uns GeptenCie
Guadlalter S3utf'iieri StefeGlo9er StrabenretneeE
Lne 2anpenpuser 10. eh reeeuiastge MerStt
NIB aueru enseJrsea epn Or. cbnit0as Muf IN Ger 6rs
3S. ALE Steie mullen ener @c't~Gtasnp fat9aitrs.
Cine cetiraa II S >qen ;.saslscte't.
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Nnaf & utt.

tts N9 bnr@ 9eimde gaar eei1pSd taeen tie is 10 cit
cen eeen Geuten peer IN tsr @As lerne heren Tcl
Gen fe aGn3t fpiirsn ielet i'm &soie. twt) Nplutic
men, bic. unGetbet he Gre unu,taftc raaden uns
SStrsr une (en ire-sn fcu tsn irnrt pEttt3n d H.
e tcGn SOl6e ptyPnen siRsW teeer IN ife
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ilshs u rfrl 9Nrelie

Die ctsie Sepisntc weIs uyeup lsstea Geterstba
t1r @uutdrj jt1ea ErCrG puen, reIde 2r. ShnIS a.
fGtrte tensn Gle ung$- hopperes une ce,e oreerf
@Friouen beporntGn mpGe Na5 Eatttfun peperbrlfa
Walen snbrt!tt uvb' ess stbI II n @ssusauf istnsn
Gtaater ais Sire ns1H Ii gesug auf gbarase ure @e.
SIsntaTststt Ie teeneea etna ntnretdeRte Qsrrdbys
Iesnuna 4sfuff
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G5 sbtclek rctyt sate rat unteteatsat. GuadaI0sr,
rslGe lid SNlrd astea mo Gr, riieA's Muffin.
tiaunesa crpiea. SHtIdsr. StteewihIar yrmrenuussT
9ben enuGt her eee giIen dhat tey .eetsia fni ME-
briaen Ssrafe rtsmstgn. ltb jee eSelaRia ebileets
Ner5t ttutu se LINER aarspeH Nnst @rge8 Mbasn-
Ger NDiie tn lire lts temras aer,uS asen ruln.
zen [r. Setuuen ta s5fbait fr ncttrerr s,-sn fr-
wGbuer hepnfCv5 fir scIc rlb irit euuH Gufe Gnbe.
fannt us sa6 eue Acknowledgement egy tglDye tefanhs
In lsiner SriIcs Its9Cn, -(t
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DR.. Johnston.

rtr eia;.ss gr,t, iptldsr on,el .
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SUaHessssut. Req grrl Gsate pEsS Sapaaa, gasa snt
auea Aaea1 Mt Htae @newakl bon rDssen Hasaten i0r
n hts TIM GIetnfa t1Mien Hete an Sab Ant Svfrh nss
aats N tes bipiSss" Vretssn hi 1sS,7H '..''s
...aYt Hsf ,l.nS- S.eIfPR G4tBtss.
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!Negfslf fleIoer 0nels.

sSeA &sagffrcss sso ess 2ns sas>R.
Fa1setHen seeerten TrcHneen uSl 3ussfm rladss
IS pisee st4 Alsetge 6aR m rae ioscp iei 3abrea ar
r. feepa 8ase eiatIirs SeitGt ibeEaomnen 6ate nh Sc
c4Hos ein sei&batsee Yase, ecp 3uea folst rsartei
ften terrsHeiseEn ueuea.r etap ~ bsa siisen Bre.
VBu ocesats9 eatteu aae arg oIe luf 8eennna angr,
cgzr 'ert> sstpffa fs aiEtstrS6s rNt 5oieuseaae in
! aer G5aen uHs ~ Silsu Bre!sn Ifernsr ei5e aus
ssai3iassns, Agt!ss,
- a0e Seaelursea psgbsa treurpt, egasa ans
srtssTe' fsr'ti aHseFsrtiaf retees.
81 y 8atftr.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-16

BALTIMORE, Dec. i5.-=Augusta, Ga,
papers of the 10th, received at the Amer
can Office, have the following: q Beauregard
arrived at Augusta on the morning Of the
9Th. =
The Oonstitution.list If the 7th says:
Ysnkse prisoners report thatJKilpatrick
was shot through the head ana mortally
wounded in the fight on Sunday at Walkers
Bridge. b { 10 GuHlH 4lR
The CHRONICLE Of the '7th says; PaSssns
gers by the Savannah train on Monday
evening, report all quiet in the neigbbor-
hood Of Pocotaigo. Another report states
that the enemy were advancing their main
column TO Coosawatchie. 1t is also re-
ported that the enemy captured 1.-TWO guns
on Fleetspur creek on Sunday Nothing
definite was obtained. -sat1 s'idqlu1 -
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NEw YoRx, D.


Cottop==Eirma t-Sl, q f0E -
Flo1r-Stafs and Westss1 o.
With fair demand st SO"
extra state; $ll,2S . lilac
o. and 81, H l2lQ fer "a .
Msslbs oodtglstsad6. ~ Ni
Whisky-Firmer and more
81, 95 for western.
WhsAt4AS hsAs' Armef,s NJ. 2. O.
Spring at $3.50.
Cerp-oWjthQut edyehaags st$l,&
,g0{ for mixed western 10 store.
Oats-Dull at 81 90 for .weeteru.
PorkRDsciasdsy fsuef VIII Q vsry 90.
tive demand, at $40 Al for 1854 nese,
cash and g. regular g vsyi slaips g q 81 = ;:
for prime and $40 . 1850 for prime mess:
Bsef-Stsady st ,$lS50a-N 70 tresw
Sltp m%s snd s2tial2s>t0f ~ 4s's
Beef Hams-Mors active and arnse at
&c . 28c. ups
Cutmeats-steady at leie . lsis for
''G sssoss .sS b an ID dsSSaa: h1
Lard-Firmer and more doing ct 2lc
I'd Isfsas.ss1 -FisalyI Isa :sIS0gM bust
ness price, at 38c q SOC for western and lss
q Coo for state.
Cbeese-Quiet and firm at l5e 90.
Money-Steady at 6 q per cent.
Sterling-Fair requests t lo93 . loeS.
b Gold@frregular and unsettled opening at
S236} advancing to SASHA, declining to
$2344 and closing At 81, 34a.