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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25

NOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
Il about midway between the towns of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 22O acres. 100 acres oft timber, 40
acres under cultivation !: 80 acres under pas
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
1t will he sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the premises or of S. M. Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. OLSON.
n2D Vernon Springs Howard Co. Ioaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
C4UTION.i

II the reader Of this notice cannot get boX Of rt
Ointment from the drug store in his place. let bill
write me- enclosing the amount, i will mail a box fl
of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medlcae
hand because they cannot make as much profit as
other persons make.
None ire genuine unless the words "HoILowAT NJ
YORK AND LONDON" are dcsCernibe a WATFR-&Ai
in leaf Of the book of directions around each y
the may be plainly seen by holding the leaf 70 u
F.ht handsome reward will be given to any ono fe
derins such information as may lead to the detection
party parties eouneretipg the medicines or Ftt
ding the same knowing them to be spurious.
Sold nj the nlanufact cry Of Professor HOL&OWhs
so Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable d..
cst and Dealers in Medicine Throughout the bnteo atE
and the civilized world in boxes, at Is csuts, u cent
and 81 10 each.
sEr-The4e is considerable saving Ivy taking tAa ia.
ger Sees n47v5yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
UCm1A ia al her Difficulties

Is invited to test the regulating and res.
toratiYe powers OF this harmless bat cfiicct,a
preparation ~ the two epschs or life in
which the female system undcrgoes the
most imrortantand critical changes, tie
Pills will rr"tc positive safeguard against
evil consequences. They are also confident
J recommended Ms asrsciiic in every disor-
der T. v hich icnlaies arc exclusively subject.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
The Greal Ambassadors of HeahI,
to all Mankind.

Inns IS not history written by one man.
or even derived from the experience OF ono
nation; 1t consists Ola compilation of tcst-
mch'a'' from tho sick Of every country-an
"nimpcachable record, the like Of which has
never beea adduced in favor Of any discoy,-
~ or invention since time began.
Horld Iucd, ors Boon 10 The Sex.
he want Of sterling medicinal to meet
the Ills and necessities Of the suffering por-
tom OF humanity, and one entirely free rom
mineral and other Gceterou~ PARTICLES, was
severed y felt till this all powerful medicine
was uShrres INTO the worl ; Hoi'oroy's In.
raING'e 'W halo lecome the iI0Usehon
Fcmsfy Of all nations Their attribute is 10
IFercm as we'll as to Cure: they attack the
haG'r on Root Of the complaint, and thus,
by removing the hidden cause Of disease,
re-lnV!gorate aud restore the drooping cncr-
Sies OF the system, assisting nature IN her
task OF ritdl and fuHctieA0ry reformation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25

At prices Within the reach Of every Church
Sshool. Cemetery, Factory, or Farm in tht
land Their use throughout the United Sta
tcs and Canadas for thu past SIX years ha'
woven them to combine most va!USslc quail
lies Among which are roNH, STRENGTH,
sekexorsNrss. and DcRAD!MTy OF y'sRA-
ZION, unsquaIled by any other manufacture.
Sizes fro,a 5 to 5000 lbs, costing rwo-7N'Rns
LESS than other metal, or 20 cents per pound
az which price | warrant than tweL'o
months Old bell mct"l taken III exchange,
nr bought fer cash. Send Tor Crc"1ar 10
Sc Manufacturer. pes
JOHN B. ROBINSON,
No. 100 William Street., New \ ork'
list CT PRICES, WEIGHTS AND AXES OF Farm,
Hotel, STEAMBOAT, sCHooL-KeusE, sHor,
ANB FACTORY RkLLs
Ihase boil. are fitted with Yoke, Stand
ards. Crank and Bols, complete tor use
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25

inc history of these great Remedies is the
most wonderful medical revelation that tho
"oriu has cvor known. 1t establishes the
,,i i,,'mp"rtant fact that Hhsrerer and in
J., h"I'rer Shars internal disease exists. tho
a'S'nt.ctnG, searching and healing proper
1: OF tho Pills are fully equal to its ubicc-
u'A and cure. and that, with tho ointment
they are
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
3i7 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

IT WAS pronounced superior to all Others
1T the World Fair in London, 1862. 1t
took the FIRST Pre,a,um st the grest Fair OF
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
city. 1868, where the judges were practical
mochsn;cs and sppl eciated COO HHEELS.
Il took The F1st Prcminn al The
Nsw York State Far 1852 aud 1868.
}erm0M State Fair. 1863.
Pennsylvania State FAIR. 1868
Mchiga. State Far. 1868.
lore State Far. 1868.
Illinois State Far 1868.
.4nd at County FAIRS ,ritieut number.
SELF-A DJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE!
It SGreS Time. Labor, Clothesd and Money.
1t s.aly and firmly secured ths tab Washing
chine, and will fit tubs of size shape Ii is simple
m!ts construction and does easily out Of repair.
Nisnot only PERFECT wRINGTR, but the Cog
wheels give it a POWER which renders most nXCBl-
pressing and separating IS does ths DIRT
wish She wArsR from the clothes.
Any UaStsrwomcn can rs: ia Child ten
gears Old can w0,k it,
l; will its every months in the saving Of clothes
re hare Sersn sizes, from S. g. 70 $A5 90
The ordinary Fcnuis si-s.ars No. /. 10,
Gnd No. 2, I. lhsss hare
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
BE II Understood,

That the above statements can ut all ii.
nes DO verified by the written test mony
(sxtcEding shrough quarter ola century,
Of t'ns of ,housasds OF unimpeachalle wat
nesses,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25

'rEssg E.ttsrs are prepared, In pure Bourbon
whisky, from a combination Of over twenty diff
!.rent kinds Of roots, barks and herbs, which
act in perfect concert one with the ether, pre-.
pared from tho original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who
hssd them successfully in his practice for mhny
years AMI by their gained 50 grea: popularity
In Tbs treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
compliant, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
.raa, Fever and Ague, IA all diseases arising frora
sorpid irer CT indigestion. Persons suffering from
H.hcr of u.gce lo-.aso1le diseases will find n sure
ea.s by the Of these Dhers, which perfectly
pure aud free from all those drugs and posons usu-
elly put up III such preparations and palmsd OF on
al sawspscting public. A snsle trial will con-
vince the laoss skeptical that in the RED JACKET
tt..:s l. yl.tas which etnsr Bttters possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They asc unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
Thsy give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are tho best stimulant in existence.
They ere preventive OF Fever and Ague.
Taey relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
Ihsy are perfectly pure and palatable.
Gagged persons and delicate females will find they
tn save large doctors bills by the Of these Iii.
tSrs.
Dtwars OF countelfcis. The Red Jacket Bit.
tcrs are only sola in bottles with esr name blown
the side. an1 private government stamp
ScrUss tn6 cork. Our
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25

For Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfectly
ru.e, and need only be tried to be appreciated.
None genuine unless they have our gold iate2 Oil
eici, bottle, and initials pressed in wax ovcs
the cor
sril by N druggist and dealers throu 1hout tia
tO'itrv. ,.ti tor our goods and take no other
Circulars 10 he trade supplied on Application ts
e. Bennett. Esjesers s. SS.s
Sud by No. q River St., Cii3ago.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
Bilious MaIo@ies, &c, &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
it is repelled and extcrm;aatcd bY this
searching, pain ess, and irresistible curati-
YES Biito $ ren;ttents, bilious purging, and
all the ordinary disorders ofthc organ, midi
cntcd by pain in the right side and between
The shoulders, yellownss> ofthc whites of ths
eyes. weakness and debility, &c, are rcliev
ed and removed by the remedy
with . celebrity wAish as'oni.hcs the sufferers
and their friends. Let the sick: whom the
faculty have abandoned, resort with conf
denco to this powerful anti bilious agent. and
q restoration to health and activity will b.
the unvaryrg result.
Dyspepsia, D'arrhoa, Weakness; &c.
Tho terrible bodily and mental panss
which characterize Dyspepsia are at one.
mittigated by TIE Pills DiarrhGa, con>ti-
patton, Headache, physical prastration, ner,
yous tromors, hot hushcs, spasms, affections
Of the kidneys, hemorrhoids or piles, and in
fact, all internal complaints from whateve
cause arising give way before the salutar,
influence of this extraordinary remedy. A.
a specific for dyspepsia, and the disorder
connected with it, or growing out of it: the
Pills are always to be relied on when every
other medicine and mode Of treatment EGe
utterly failed.
Hollowoy's Pills are the best remedy known
IN the IEorn FIR The ToJjo,r;or n, seUeee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
Phrenology Proved Illustrated,

and Applied accompsniedhy Chsrt, cng an
Analysis Of the rysry Mental Powers in their Various
Degrees of DEVELOPMENT, the Fh-nogsHs E0,duced by
their Combined Activity, and the IN>NSas'N the Phre-
BIOLOGICAL Organs in thc Head. Together with view OF
the Moral and Theological Bearing Of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
The Illustrated Hvdropathic I'm.
Works of Hon. Horace Man, in.

cluainS his best public lectures among which ara
fhouSNs for lusn% Man Powers and Duties OF
Women Demands OF the ge Colleges; Rich and
Educated Poor and lnorsnt BaccSlaurcSte Addresses
etc These ectures, particularly the first two have IN
Sc sepevate forms had immense circulation, and are
universally Acknowledged 10 be Of the greatest value.
sl.15
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Cesvslisg.

COsrtiag il luxurg, it il sallad, it il
Use water, il IL the pla spell Of tho soul.-
The man who has nevar cousted has lived
in vain; he hes been Il blind man amor z
landskapes; he hes tssn def man 10
the land ov hand orgals, and By the side
Of mnrmufin canals. Gosrting il like 3
little sprisgs ov water that steal ont from
under . rock at the foot Of . uoustain
and runs down the llill aide by side,
singing and dancing and spattering each
other, eddy ing and frething and ksskad-
ing, nov hiding under tie bank, now
full ov shsl der, till bimeby iha jine and
then 60 elow. 1 am in favor Of long
oosfting; i gives the psTtiss = chance %
End out esch osher's irump cards, Il i
geod exerciss. and Is inst - inasrsent q
3 merino lambs.
Qenytisg = IKE strawberries and ersau
--S1n1 y . did ds'ss'. then yoa - IN
~ tyer. ] have ~ folkl ~ -.
4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Guerrilla RAids---Canby's Wsund not
Dangerous.

Washington, Nov. 81.
>Thi& morning force Of abou, 20 rtb
els was discovered coming from The M.
ryland side Of the Potomac iuto Virgins,
above Eiwa-d's Ferry, having with them
some l00 or 200 horses and some cattle.
They are supposed to hare crossed durinx
the night The Provost Msrehai Of
Montgomery county, as soon as he Was
informed Of The nassss, osds iseu;ry,
and is led to believe that that there 10 q
concerted csttlsseealisg movement into
Maryland going on BY Mosby and other
guerrilla bsnds. Tbss tsoup wss led by
Harry Gilmore. who left Dots nailed 70
the wall Of building, announcing this
present raid W. only . foreruansr Of
what was TO come.
Brig. Gen. John II. Hobart Ward. oI
the United States veteran troops, is mus.
tered out Of service, and by the same or.
der any o6cers reported "a aide. .te-ca n
70 him are required to join their reei
msnts without delay.
F. From letters received at Washington
from an officer prominent on Gen. Cent, ;,
sssR Il b ssssrssd ihe 0essrsls wound j,
much less dangerous than was reported
This inforn alton leads high officials iu th.
War Department 70 entirely dscredit Ii,
report Of Gen. Candy death 10 the Csir,
dispatch, ~bicE undoubtedly arose frou
. bsseless rumor circulated IN tie wes,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

quaipted. fAl il Inv. sit married, sesils
down and git to work in 5 weeks from
date. This il Just The vsy sun folks
leass trade-akounts for the great num-
Der of aiuitsy mean maksniiD - hsy.
and the poor job tha turn out. Perhaps
It il best if should state some good ad-
visa tsw courting men who are about tsw
oouft with 6nal view to masrimony, u
il was.
In the fuss place, young man, IN waat
tew git your system all right, and then
6nd young woman who is willing to b
coarted on the square.
The next thing IL 10 End out how old
she =, which you can do BY asking her,
and she will = that shs il Is years old,
and this yos fsd wont b. far fsom oct Of
the ~.
The Dsxt best thing IL to begin node
nate: ny oscs every night 10 tho week
for the 6rst elk months, iacrsasing the
deos = ths pasient sesns 1, reqsir.
It - fastrats way to eosFt the gifl's
mother LITTLE on the start. fos then Is
one thing somaa never despisss, and
thst is LITTLE good oourting. il il 10 done
on the square. After the fast year you
will begin 10 b wsll scqaai0ted and will
begin TO like the business.
There 10 one thing l always advise,
and that il, don't swap fotographs oftener
than once in ten days. unless yu forget
bow the gal looks
Okasionally you want tew look sorry
and draw in yure wind - tho you had
pain; this will get the girl to teazing yu
70 & I'd oas what siis you.
Evening meetings are good thing to
tend. I. will keep your religion in tune;
and then, if the gal happens to be there,
b aksident, she can ask you to go home
with her.
As . gineral thing wouldn't braz on
other gals much when ! was courting -
II mite look as tho you knu tew m uch.
II you will court three years in this va.
all the lime on the square. if you don't
- it is a Ieetle the slickest time in yur
life, yos can gil measured for hat ut my
expense, and pay for il
Don't court for muny, nor busy, nor
re!sshuns' These things are just about
as the kerosene lie refining business, liza
bic to git out of repair and bust a, any
minute; court the gal for fun, Tor he luv
ycu bear her, fer the vartue and bizLiness
there is in her; cour, her as va would
court farm, for the strength ov the sile
and the perieekshun ov the title; court
her in the kitchen and in the parlor, over
the wash tub and az the pianer; court the
va, yoang mao, and ii Jon don't git a
good wife the fault won't be in the
courting.
Young man. you can rely upon Josh
Billings, and if you kant make these
rules work, jist send ior him, and he will
show yu how the thing is d,d-it shanl
cost you = cent.-[Josh- Billings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

ExeAaags sf Prisoner, - News from
Rebel Papers.
New York. Nos. I2T.
A dispatch dated Savannah 18Th. SAYS
% far 3, 100 rebel prisoners 70 have besu re-.
eeived. The delivery of Yankees COM
menced Thursday.
The Charleston Nsrcary OF the l<th
says, since last report $50 she'll. have
been thrown as Sumter AID twelve at the
city.
fhs Riohmosd Dispsteh Of Fridat saws
the exchange Of prisoners inauguraied =.
savannah will be taptferred 10 CITY
Point. - te44s5fs go
The Bristol (E,st Tena. J Regiss1 II says
The rebels captured and t]esiroysd 1 train
of cars loaded With stores at Morristovn
90 the 18th; also wsgn tmin, killing
thirteen and capturing . number Of Ysu.
KEGS.
The Richmond Sentiael says in Virginia
new moves are on foot and in Georyis
and Tennessee. Vast campaigns singu-
lariy complicated are 10 process of devel-
opmsnt. ."
Both the Sentinel ant Dispatch insist
that Sheridan has sent Part Of his army
% Grant, and ~ Early has advanced 10
New Harper's Ferry. They are .lso in
expectation ct grand move against Rich.
mond BY Grant.
In the Tebsl Senate 9, resolution vas
offered requesting JEFF. Davis to iaform
the Senate II any one of the United States
had expressed willingness to 20 into
convention with tic Confederate States ID
negotiate peace or consult about the
beet method of effectinv a cessation al
hostiiilies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Prem New Q rlsaas.

New York. Nov. IL.
The steamer North Asmerica frou New
Orleans 18th has arrived. The papers
state that Gen. Csnby'J wound 10 no. se.
rious. He is doing wall aud will not be
eonhned to his qsarters BY it for only .
short time.
Cotton quiet but more buoyant.
A Matanora. letter mentions . large
increase Of trade to that port from New
York and other places which us@d to be
confined to New Orleans. Ehs amount
Of goods housed ia MaU.m aras 10 inmense
There 10 no military men 10 the pepers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

Affairs at NasAvills--1tanDsls Or Pris-
#Tfsfr. Cincinnati, Nov. Fl.
The Gaxette's Naahviile dispstoh ssys
Military affairs are unchanged and
comparatively. quiet. The rain continues
and the roads are in bad condition.
Hood and Bssursgard are stiii ia the
vicinity Of ElOrsoce.
Nine hasdrsd rebsl pvisoosrs arrived
II Nashville ON Saturday .. IN. from Al.
lanta. Thiokipg the place evacuated,
they rushed Into pilIags cad plsndsr, and
we're captured.
The rebel sympathiEers u N,shville ere
gloomy and disconcer,ed IN consequence
Of the anticipated results Of Sherman !
movements.
Accessions to ths srmy are arriving
daily from the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Philadelphia, Nov. ai

1S'PHts, 4fcss %fs
The Eoquirer. of this city has special
report taken from Richmond papers of
Friday.
The Augusta Chronicle says:
bcouts who left Jonesboro " ednesday
q. m. report that Gen. Howell CvLb With
5000 to 5000 militia and three brigades
Of csvalry. attached the enemy ana VA.
sseadily driving them in.
The Enquirer also has the following
1t is reported from Botlers headquar-
ters that On the 18th the rel els captured
party Of the picket line between James
and Appouattox rivers, numbering Sky
men.
News from City Point report the re-
taking BY Butler Of the pickss line
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Schooner caIltsrsa.


Washington, Now II.
Admiral Fsrrsgut cotn snicates 10 the
Navy Department information Of tue cap
ture ofs schooner by tic United States
steamer Scotia in Oct, which attempted
TO run into Vailascc. Teaas, with an assor-
ted cargo.
Information has been received frnm the
West Gull biockading. squadron Of the
capture on the 9Th, Of the steam schoou-
er johanna. by the Uniisd States steamer
Fort MORAN, loaded sith iron, &c., Al
three O'Clock yesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

EQUESTRIAN WEpprra.-A wedding
took place u GAsrsosa, Iiiiaois, ysess,ly.
the contracting parties being Mr.. Josiah
w Crandsii and Miss Helen B. Hurst
The ceremony vas performed iu front Of
the officiating ciergyms6's residence, the
bridal party being on horseback, and the
bride and her three hrid.smaids Mis-
Fanny 9. Hurst, Julia Shellenburg aud
Mas Mary NJ. Tsrbes( dressed and
mounted en- caralier.
The brides costume consisted Of Z deem
blue cloth dress -ccst, deep blue cashmere
pants. buff cashmere vest, black dress
hat, choker collar, black neck-sie, rufled
shirt bosom and buff kid gloves-plaiu
fiat gilt buttons Of the richest quality on
the coat and vest. The bridesmaids were
dressed precisely like the bride, excepting
only that they wore plain shirs bosoms
and lavender colored gloves The novelty
of the cermony attracted large con PAM
Of the neighbcrs. After the cerenop,
Vas over tba bridal party rode 70 the res
idence Of Mr.. Crandsll's mother. vber,
the formal wedding feast took place. IN,
bride and bridesmaids wore their r;dins
suits through the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
! shsmaa's Pssgi.sn..
New York, Nov. Fl.

The Times' Washington special rays !:
1t is not eon,rabsnd GOV to say 6her-
man will touch At Macon. He mas The
l4th, 20ih, 18Th, 10Th and l7ih corps,
makisg oser. $1,000 men. beside e,0O0
picked cavalry under Kirkpatrick, with
ta,ions for thirty days for man and beast
His scout system and courier line is com
plete. After arriving II Macoo he will
probably ga to Milledgeville, xhere be
will divide hi. army, sending part to Ss.
vsnnsh and part to Augasss, which he
will fort,fy, and receive supplies up the
Savannah river, 80 ~ to move on Cuiuiu-
bia OF Charleston. s.N
This programme viii destroy the rail-
road system OF Georgia; also ell The man
ufactories for shot, she'll, fixed amuni
ton. dc. Il 10 impossible for Besure.
gard to intercept him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
INTE RSaL KKyEHUE.

DaeE4r CoItEcTna's 0rrrcEl
klo--K, Iowa November IS 1854. /
OFFICIAL
Patc notice is bersby ggpa thst the special tax On
fScotae q 1855 s due AMI has returned to
ky the Assessor or lIec.ssn. Pl lnsnt l. .therefss
dsfsand~i VI al persons xhose szad L.t
sorthxsh
Fsrf pr Ell Be silel = al taxes not paid bT Il
ist dsy OF peccrshef next al sad sp~ciai u-t
JOHN u. AALhER, D@futy co.,
noyl5 a5;twSt lst Dvia3n lst D4st OF icwa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

ssllisss' 1hanhsgiving Disasr.
X New Yprk, Nov. FL.
Tho committee on providing : thanks
giving dinner to soldiers and sailor, have
met With . great success Thirty thou.
sand pounds Of poultry has already been
sent to Admiral Poster's deet: q. 600 ,ur.
Keys 70 Sheridan, Il, 600 pounds posltvy.
besides immenss Quantities Of dsliescies
to tho armies Of the Potomac and james.
More ID 70 be sent in the morning. The
sum Of e50. 900 has been received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
BIRMINGHAM CoLLEGE.-This

II Institnt5en is oca:-iin the village % Birmingham
Van Barren Co. iowa. nine uiiies sosth of Fairfield,
the BuriIrrtes and No. X. R. and from Sum nit
on t.se ke1kak and oftumws r. " Daily hacks
with trains csch rud The location Of the College
universally admitted 20 be healthy an the West
IL 10 comparatively free from those temptations that
nsaaliy hindw yosng men In acquiring etucasion-
Tue of study thorough that 81 similar
Iastifution tbs West II il cophdentiy hoped tha-
this Institution Win receive liberal patronage The
drrt term will consist Of twenty weeks. and viii
uenee the hrst Monday Dceember. 1894. Tuition
osa e1 ffteen as dsllAn per tefm, hah in ad
vance. Rev. q. p BERGEN
nov12d1m President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22
Washington, Nov. 81

WaSnin8tOn, NOV. IT.
Burnside has returned 20 This city from
the army:
Ii is expected BY military men here
that Sherman's movement will bring on
operations along the whole line, both in
Virginia and the West.
Saturdays Richmond papers contsin no
news from Georgia. They srs nedoubt.
edly under strict censorship to preyept !
panic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

Particular attention IL azsin called TO the foilorns
paragraphs Of Gensral Oreers No Al ureEt series u
this Department.:
III All Companies receiving arms from the Stats
must meet fuT grill As sft+n month their
will be transferred to companies that will attend to
their duties.
Nv. Bonds for must b. furnished In all cases-
The neglect in this particular has produced unnecessary
drizy IN delivery of arms
~. The orgaoizisg Committees Of the several cozn-
ties are sntDed 10 attend Immediately "a the matter u
rolls, bonds ammunition 9c add report atIOn
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VI Commissions TO officers VII be rsnee rsf5Gly
possible, bat the comfy committees aud ncefs II
rspaues ma-t he careful IN their % ard
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siiise ccnBties 70 notify sad ocers that the
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