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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-03
OReil1 SEER

-OtCtN tJCLL :
Sbr 8rief in 8etreff beS 8eri6tes iber Sen.
@rabams Expedition, in pel6em 9elagt miro,
DAP 5 Supen g~efan9en puroen, lpelde Die
Slodaoe gu breden periu6ten, 1T in meme
9dnpe 9~efommen. Sic fra9en BARN an, warum
i6 Die 9%teli9iOn pieier Gontrobanbiiten angebe
unb fla9en mid an, reli9ibie l1nteri6iebe 81
MAIDEN.
9ieie 8braie FAM in iteinen 8erei6, inoem
id nad ben mir 5ugetpmmenen Glahri6ten oit=
tirte, pbne ale b~eipnbere Qbii6t, mie i6 ieoeS
anoere 6actlul, oa5 mir BON u~ntergebenen gez
melbet miro, mittbeilen piiroe. Nber od meme
Nufmertidmteit ein1ral barauf geridtet puroe,
bur6 Sic uno anbere 8emerfun9en Der Qrefie,
muB i'd gelteben, DAB i6 feinen Gruro iebe,
meinen Nusoruf gu dnoern. SD 9ebrau6te
benielben ais 8eSei6nung elmer 9~latipnalitdt
unb ni6t elmer Sefte, pie man iagt: Die 0eut=
ideu, Die Sran5oien, Die Srldnoer &c. SD be-
trudtete Die Slben INNER as cine Nationolitdt,
pbglei6 pbne 2an6. Sbre 8elddftieurg ais
Gambler, ibre gegenleitige Ilnteritibung, ibre
Inbdn9lidfeit an alte @ebrdtde, ibr @ermeiz
ben pm Germii6ung nit Gentilen, 5eugen bas
fin, DAP fe cine belpnoere 9iatipn biloen, 10
oaB i6, penn i6 mir auf feinerlei 8emertun9
9egen ibre9feligton erlaube, elmer Geli9ipn, nell
DE ia ben SppuS Der 6riitli6en Nelt abeab II.
oaber aus @erebrung fir oas Gbriltentbum ni6t
erlaubt, allie Suben oe8 Sloens gu branomor>
fen, bod bas &edt in 9tnipru6 nebnle, eiui9e
perlelben, pnn benen Snei I'M Cabinet Der Gpnz
liberation 1ino, al5 @errdtber su besei6nen.
Wlan miro li6 e%rinnern, Daft, ais unier !6eilanb,
ppn Ieiner 9llwihenbeit unteritiibt, SpDlfe ais
auS9eSei6nete Otdnner Der Station ausndblte
er bennpd nidt perbiiten fpnnte, einen unter
benielben aufsunebmen, pel6er Elm Sieb tpar
unb ben Der Seufel bate.
8eni. S. Butler,
General Wtoipr, Ser. st. SOL.
9arauf antlpprtet MIN Shafts, DAP er in
9tmerifa gebpren, alip Elm ~amerifanii6er 8irs
ger unb itOl5 oarauf iein, DAB Elm mabrer Suoe
ebenipnenig ein @errdtber fem tonne, ais wie
Elm pabrer Gbriit, bab Benjamin Ger cpnfDo.
StaatSietretdr) tein getreuer Inbdnger Des SUI
bentbumS mebr iei, inoem er cine Gbriitin 9e>
beiratbet, DAP Dase9en Sruitee 8Olf, Der Sen.
Der e~cclesia militans uno Self. 9apis ielbit
beoeutenoe &irdenliGter Ieten. Nu6 ma6t er
ben General barauf aufmertiarl, baB iih Die
Suben nidt mir an Milienlhaft uno &unit
lberall, ~frnoern art6 an Dem Sries in Der 9tr=
NEE unO 6lctte riibmlidit betbeilist bitten, pie
oenn gegenmdrtig Elm reenliitetes @eteranen=
He9iment in Stem Sort lei, baS fait burd9dngis
aus SSupen beitebe. lebrisens femme er nur
einen Sucen I'M Cabinet bes Self. 9auis; per
oann Der anDere iei ?
Butler onttuprtet nun pieoer iebr freunbliG
auf oieien 8rief, DAP er in ieinen grfabrunseu
nit ben ISuoen iebr uu9liiflid setpeien iei. Sn
bent MaHaduiettS'i6en 2anoitdotden, mp Ell
selebt, babe ct rur penise b~erlelben tennen ge,
lernt, ieitoem ct iid aber bel Der glrmee be,
fnbe, babe er fat ale, nit penen CT suiaurmen.
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fir ControRtQren.
MnftipnSsSserfanf

aritst. Z requirement eoDaaerie eureau,

MDpn cpnbemnirten 8feroen.
&rttSs. Requirement Gopaaerte bureau,
$50 Oltce res ett { Suartie metf re.
SDdle ngt n, s. Is. 10. kebr 1854
xnIoenbe pferbe icerfen an nea WleiFtie renbera re RI mfr
unb ,Sar an ben na&fsbenb nabtr t~eietaueitn pl ten un5
'? ) mtfftin pa 500 gferSt am sretas bea4,
IRlr5g 3aa m o. -
SsInaIifopne, pa, 500 gftrte an 8'sttas BEN IL.
SSSaew grunswtG, y. S. 300 Sfe'be am Dknaos,
Sn@afsn. Sa, 800 Yferte am 6reitae. ben Is Wlart.
s u@ewart, ". ST. 30 9ferOs am lteaFaE Zen ~.
S~%aebanUu, var 500 pisrte am 5relthg len 20.
SsS@tlftstas&s ga, 300 V-erbe am EtenRoe ben
90 W1drt. M
DieIe pferte wlrteu ais uubraud Ear 81 funten aam 'erHs.
rem 0araleriebienit II otr Yer. ct. Arrtee
Sir 3us unS &rtettspfeIee trerten he8 iebr S'ele satN
ttnussu letr.
Die 9f RE merteH ELM; In rerfauft.
Tie Vertdnfe begtrnen UNI 10 nbr Worgens itno reroen
tdglt4 ~fcIt9elest, BITE du Tfe be ~pertluft tho.
8anfbeetngeaI Sda aabtans nnp nur tn Der. It. SpGs'
a1tsncten,
SameSM Gttr,
(5-z9VtrD GhtefOuartteru 9apnperte' y 1re9ws
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SernaifcDfe 9SocDricDfem.

8utGeralS Sbeplog unb gtb no@
10 g. Sn einem 8eri6te Iber einen am Samesz
fIuiie in gireinierl ausgeflbrten Streif5ug batte
Sen. Butler inter 9tnoerm erpdbnt, oaB er
flint SuOen" 9%efan9en genOmmen, Die eben
I'M 8e9riffe 9eweien ieier, Die SlOdabe gu
breden.
Sin gemiHer SIaacs BON Nep=yprt bate an
Der 8e5ei9nung rSuOen" 9tnitoB %genommen,
neil Oies reli9i6ie @prurtbeile gu ermeden ge=
ei9net iet. BUR 8ioerlegung oieier Nnli6t bat
Butler fplgenOen 8rief 9el6rieben /:
- SSnrt Mnnrne a Sphr 1854.
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2imerifaniftbe O1abribten.

User Fat Mcc1t2 Ser Selegrapbiit puBte
neulld Die entbuliaitil6e Gini9teit nidt genlg
ST rdbmelt, melde in Der Stats : Convention
pom Snoiana geberri6t bdben iotte. Glei6 bel
8e9inn o~erielben ipuroe 8rdlioent 2inepln unb
@puperneltr Morton sur Denomination pOrqes
l6la9en - uno Die1er 8Orl6la9 bur6 cine enz
tbuiiaitilde Exclamation einitinlmiq araenpmz
men. Sreilid, flst Der 8eridteritatter binsu,
ipdre bieie Qnselegenbeit in Die Gomites u1b in
Die 9dnbe Der 9oIititer geratben, 10 tpiiroe Der
SOrldla9 pubrideinlid gar nidt DOR bic Gpn>
pention getOmmen ietn.
Sin gang anoeres 9ieo iingen pagegen Die
beutl6en Gapifalen ppu SSSnoiana. Sic batteu
Ii6 500 Wtann fart in SnoiananapoliS su elmer
Sonber : Convention perlammelt uno 8ei6lulle
gegen Nominatipn zines belonoeren Ganoioaten
gefabt nno ~pieielben ei1em Gomite BON 9reien
iibergeben, UNI ie Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mit5utbeilen. 9lber a6! Oils bieIe Population
bort antarn, ipar Die gauge Geldi9te i6on qez
firt BON Den 8Dlititern uno Der 8or1iBenoe
Der Convention itedte Die 9ieiplutipuen Der
Senti6en in Die Sai6e, pbne iie 5l p~erlelen
uno protlamirte fur5 barauf 9incpln ais ben
Brdiioenti6afts > Ganoioaten Der lnipnspartei
spn Snoiana.
ID D1ebp fnapp emilio m m n. g.
Waibingtou; 26. Sebr. 0lOiebp mdre
Dor 2 Nddten beinabe g~efangen tpproen. @ir
nabmen ibm 35 damn nebit beren 8feroe unb
2 Sfi5iere ab. ST lprang pur6 Elm Seniter
bes umSingelten 6aties llno gelangte alf benz
Giie iiber ben Slub. Mm Mittpp6 fel l1nS
elmer BON 0tolebp'S Heitern bel l1nipu WtillS
in Der Uniform zines wabrideinli6 ermproeten
8unoeSpberiten in Die 6dnbe. Gr bate eli
men gefdlidten 8ab ais Sberit oeS 3. Wtar.
SAP. He9ts. BET iid ,lnO ipu ben Sreueio Ieiften
ippllen.
0nu Syort Monroe.
Sort 81 1. Widrs. Ser 9arla=
mentdrz9 alnpfer Netps yorf fam geitern 9tbeno
lpdt BON Gttp 4Oint bier an.
Die ein3ige widti9e 9ladri6t aus iuoliden
3eitungen 1T Der Nid5ug ppn 9pneitreet. Ser
enquirer bat cine 9epel6e BON @reenpille,
(Senn.) &c. 6ebr., ipprin g~emeloet piro, oaB
9ongitreet feline 9rmee aus @rinben 8uritdsiebe,
meI6e aus alu9beit jebt nidt perDffentlidt
peroen %oirfen, au6 babe Der &itdSl1g 10 rubig
uno obne unterbredung itattgefunoen, baB Der
6eino Ole unipnstruppen) eS ni6t inne 9e=
pprOen lei, Qebtere baben Den 6cllteinfuB
mob ni6t iiber1Grttten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-29

AHEAp.-The GATE CRY Vas the only
daily issued on Tuesday last. IN the West.
ern country, except, We believe, at Gin
cinnati. It is customary for daily papers
to recognize all the holidays, and even
the majority of weekly papers suspend 81
issue 10 order to give their employees ar
an opportunity to jubilate. We claim
that editors and printers are human. ant
if other people can close their places o
business on such days, there is no GOO
reason why We should not. In this case
however, We concluded to waive GU
claim. and give to our readers thei
morning paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-29

THANKs.-Gen. Bridgmau desires u.
to extend the thanks of himsel and fami
ly to the citizens generally. and especial,
the fireman and soldiers, for their protnp'
and efficient exertions 10 saving his furni'
ture and aiding in extinguishing the
fire yesterday. Considering the state Of
the weather, it is very remarkable tina,
anything Of avail was accomplished, as tbt
water would freeze Instantly. rendering
the work of the 6remen very dangerous
A very little damage was known to hav,
been done to the furniture, more than il
ordinary moving.
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4sk@tey - - A11st 1yU. 4ts
Nessrs. H6ws6 q DSup1sts:
Ds4Ae 90 - lesfh 60 ~
| l lsk you SIty; =. - oity. i vim ssy;i
. ss4ansr Jeaalp Deaps - psss for.
Hskls Rn Ikmsals1s1ss aosahrsssry
~ Slksr J left pnsll I rsaohsd Mepphis
Tsanl Irelsr 8 shs tasrsasisg ecldssas
/ ii is vsatlss. Rsasksd Helsns. Ar
|ss gk1nts9i 1riDe. Attsudsd
|fjIIelous sslyiesa = u 4. n, asdst :,
r. n. psrtoek .of On excellent Ths1ks-
kiviHg dinssr q the house Of orr old
friend Dr.. Smith, formerly Of Ksokak.
I mss several. old friends; amone them
Chatlain Brooks, Who 10 veil kncwn 10
Iowa. Tho gallaut young Col. viii s
Brooks, who was killed : few months ago
in b title near Helena. was the Chaplain's
| youlgest brother. he fought q Wilson,
OreSk - . private fSthe Let Iowa Iufast-
~; shsu again at Prairie Grove, being )
Lisutcuant in the 10th loss, whese the
lamented Col. McFarland vas killed.
Every man in the color guard vas either
killed or wounded. Al the last man fell
young Brooks sprang forward, seized the
colors and bore them alofs. A vo'ley was
fired At him BY the enemy and the coat
sleeve 81 that trusty arm which proudly
bore mp the glorious old Gag vas pierced
With many balls. The flagstaff was
,hot of just above his hand. but the
brave Lieutensnt held on TO bis charge
and brought it through the battle. M
nobler or drawer boy has fallen in thin
var.
i had quick and safe trip up White
River. Saw . squad OF guerrillas whe
hsd fred into boat few hour'
previous, doing some damsgs The par
ticulars | did not learn. They we I
.tossiDg the river to the west side il
> small canoes. swimming their horses
! They padded to the shore and fet
7 nto the woods at our approach. Som
Thirty of Dobyns band. perhaps tbes
same fellows, were captured near Duvall'
/ Bluffs. ! saw them march through th
! streets Of Little Rock lew days ago a
ths point Of the bayonet, on their way
: the military prison.
y The exciting topics at present here j
military circles are the removal of Ger
Steel and calling in our troops from +
Is Smith aud the country vest. As to tn
i IIchange of commanders, some are please
j, and others displeased. Perhaps there wi
!, not be shed many barrels of loyal tears.
" A flag Of truce vent south a shor, tin
i since with Mrs. Albert Pike aud sever
he other secesh women. guess We miet
Of spare some more s'off the same piece"
;, The officers and men of the 36th 81
lin excellent health. We have here abo'
y three hundred men, but one third OF 81
6 officers and men are on detached servi,
). 10 the city. The balance, under con
:. maod Of Col. K',tredge, are at beaut
!, full camp where We have commodio.
winter quarters.
My health is most excellent again al
- would like to make another "Trip
> rylerSTe kas shouldchoo howeve
- to have accompanying Yankee Qaarte
Of master and plenty Of Yankee BAY
a. Our last news from the prisoners "
!, the FIRST Of October. Some twenty Of Il
36th had died.
Yours truly, NJ II. HARE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-29

AccIDENr.-Timothy Moriarty, in the
employ Of the Fort Madison Railroad,
was badly injured Tuesday evening a,
Montrose. A car ran over his right leg.
DR.. Sanford was sent for and went un i'm
meoiateiy' lie found the leg 90 badly
crushed as to make amputalion necessary
This was done about midnight. Yester.
DAY morning, when DR.. Sanford left, the
unfortunate man wasdoipg very W ELL Tbis
VIII account to our Hamilton friends, espe
cially OF the Masonic order, for the sb
sence of DR.. Sanford from their place on
Tuesday evening. He was BY appoint
ment to have delivered an address to the
Order there, and would have done 80
but for the accident to Mr.. Moriarty.
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ELEoAKr CnMIsrrAa Ann nv vi,

ELEaAKr CnnIsrnAs AND NV yr.p.
FRksESfs. - Bitter Sweet. Christmas
STORES and Pictures, Folks Songs, II.
Wings Sketch Book. Dickens Christina,
Stories, Shakespeare, Byron, Scott, Moore,
&c., profusely illustrated and verv h..a'
somely bound. Also all the Poets hor,,,
in blue and gold.
BRowKELL's BOOK Eroas, +
Cor. 4th and Main strsets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-29
LETrER rnoM NASHVILLE.

LIE IN tkkVm NASBaN hLtSEs
(speciaI Correspondence the Cincinnati Garete)
Nashville, Dec. 10.
BEFORE AND AFrLR THE BATTLE.
1t is refreshing to recall to our minds
the promises made BY Hood to bis arms
before his arrival in the neighborhood Of
Nashville, and of the manner in which
these promises were kept. His army low
ed to keep before their eyes the prospec,
which had been presented to them by their
General Of reveliug through long winter
mid the gayities and destinations Of
wealthy city; of again enjoying the luxu.
ries and comforts which pIovidcnt Gov
eminent had prepared for its loyal sol
Tiers and citizens aud OF bidding def
ance to all arries who would, in future
days attempt to drive them from such
pleasures.
One week ago the note OF busy prepar-
tion was sounded, and those who needed
IT'S voice fully aud firmly resolved that no
fort should b. spared in accomplishing
the object before tbem-the capture OF
Nashville and the destruction of the Fed
sral army. Every exertion which a we'll
appointed and thoroughly disci plined ar
any could make was s,renuously put forth
aud to-day those mighty efforts have fall
en- as straws before mighty wind
shen our army puts forth its strength and
skill against them. The rebels-p.nic
stricken and demoralized now only seek
safety in fight, and look for comfor. and
happiness only in frantic efforts made 10
preserve their lives. The bright dreams
which accompanieditheir nightly slumbers
while they lay beyond cur battle line, and
the brilliant expectations in which they
INDUCED throughout each succeeding day
have vanished before the storm OF shot
and shell that overw helmed them; and the
stern misforsunes and misariss alone are
theirs. The master stroke Of General
distinguished in war has fallen heavily
and mercilessly upop them; and their
shattered and suffering columns retreat
precipitateiy and without syssem before
our vigosous and victorious army.
II has been estimated BY Gene rails whose
opinion should be respected. that Hood
will leave twenty Eve thousand men In our
hands. The number Of his wounded can
not yst b estimated. His dead strcr the
battle6elds Of the 18th aud 18th 10 great
numbers. HE captured followers 6ll our
prisoas to rspletios. Who can say that
this has not bess the most decisive Vie
y that has crowned our armies during
the wafl That The State of Tennessee
8iII meat snSek hs.1a - f...z.zg.. cog - .
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TED CITY.
TINS EnD.-Dea't 81 scassds hine

Tns EHD.-Dea't Ct scaseds ma
reader. y W Do sot No. q a. - WA e!
is NEAR It q end, nor that tAs rsr y
ended. bat " msan ~ u yest r rep.
idly appssssaiag = ED, aadner faisAisl
carrier desires a. to say to - CITY sub
scribss that Ia order to settle mp aii me
account, before tho arst Of January, he
will commence collecting to-day, and biz
labors will be much lsssened if each sub
scriber will leave the change where the
paper 10 left. He would, At the ssme time
return his most hearty thanks for the lib
cral patronage Of the past year, and also
takes pleasure in saying that the ctrcuia-
ton Of the DAILY GATE is larger nov
than ever before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-29

LITERARY NorIcEs.-Our friend Lowry
oil the Literary Depot, mad raid on ut,
last evening, bringing us an armfuI Of
good things. First in order is the Attain.
tic Monthly, for January. and as Bryant
Lowell, Mrs. Stowe, Higginson, Long
fellow, Hawthorne, Bayard Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. S c. Hall, Holmes, Whittier,
WATSON and Ludlow sit down TO this
months communings Nth the readers oil
the Atlantic, every body will want it. Then
we have Mrs. Lirrippers Legacy, the new
Christmas story by Dickens; Harper's
Weekly; The Phunniest OF all Plum, and
several copies of the Beadle publications.
Go to Lowry's for all the latest maya.
zines, newspapers and books.
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FOX The noLIDAYs.-Tbe largest and
oes' assortment OF flames, Puzzles, Back.
CANNON BOARDS Chessmen, Checkers.
pomiuoes, Portfolios, Toy, Juvenile,
Prayer and Hymn Books.
BRowEEIT.'s Book SroRE.
Cor. 4th and Main streets.
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The sfft IN ST. Loaas and Isssintat wiaS hare teen
Gc8nteffs4g the Aastxais IsEar I'D Ssdsr pretesy 81
gralsesersaHr. have Leen fhgrprzAb e-poted by tha
lutgsts III guard sa5n.t fEFlhrr laps ltssys have
procured esn the u. states Tr@asuts risat~ STEEL
.la1- star b. sth ~ placed vsr The tap
Dssie. Iasii stzap L. ie foe n4is nay ia ns
tire, and sih0as hith tas. asliej In r-untertsst
dangerous Worthless in4ltasAan Esanine every lat
tle IksiIaaae herr ia use End d.ssns il ssf ~
aasBy years. There hasay xssss nyis, "a tfe hsai-
able tslebe tAS discs gt cshtsn sTis}uee u wonder
fai ell eta. II IL the b. eli osni id the xosIi Ais
lie pr seat iaprosei red eects nton nd
tss 4fas.tly kaLe. sof haxIst p.srss
reiiessd. lss sssed saiaatls animal made useful
anseld sis osaagrd Nor cuts tsgss spraiEs@ st.lar
Af. ssslisgs, bs eat taxed tGe tr aimed horsss
Ae IL Il -0sefelNn Ecn~dy that sA@usa never u dss
nne-i sitA II sAcaid be Ia every 4aHssy Eod By Ill
Druggists.
oeiII-a4w d. BAEEEs. New York
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49, ~
r, ~ 'I7 Il
Aiee - ~ - ] ple1l
fSSsSsad ~ - ~ IA u elsSa q Hsnu1
| ia. 2 q ~ 3 s n
WI I ~ thai ~ negre troop foaght|
~. I've - intoaQoa u doing oar
m lse11 iajae1ie 4 ~ beee Do
e ~ = a. 61bok1
u - tbas shasale thsis gsllaatsy nsd
hraveEy Uegan11 ~ ~. o. he lsft
| ring q eat 81 10y hAve saaisd their
devotion - ~ $3.50 ~ liberty With their
lives. Me- e1p Al withheld from thsn
that praise Nhtqh = - jaSll duo fAen,
~ tbe - he - - Asshise End
lNnging texssde toe 10y. They iesn.
q 20, ~ ~ go cener = tesaf snorfs
= . hgntnses9eo 80 nrm D sacn aanJ-
ting hour. ofavs ao0 fearless nesft
death "a. oaf lev eerrofs, Dnt 2 coward
can fees = sssks06 e tno .heaft q the near
| approsch q onngef. THESE bravo men,
shosi0se = esoa'aef. nsfched icf.ard 90
calmly ana 1oy'uiy ana aSa'tea the ou'
1es @ sne enemy % s.fl.e one o'ow' DO"
leve' .eep'e = n.eas oe' = 'ns s1a'e p ~
an'sy ana usuce.
On .ne !osn passed oyer snq o.ls's
GROUND o. sne pIevUus Gay ~.
f,o'e s'g0. g os""'u .ns es.u .''s 49,
~ ~ = ..N =. 49, 80
q sssy ~ hsaPsese 100 -ss.ssss s-s
me s'a'o' eau Icrsa rom ~ near J"
e'ncness' ply e. sueo''ou. .ns"
sOssun.s coIm.ou our "a, . yP.'.y
- ,no.su Wy u''eo -. Ivy
soWssos " suu nsvs enue.so'0u oss,
.nfo. sne uoss1nmeos eaost un'cn y, =,
nave !u1'sneo, Ooe Poo' 'e.'os s1.'.
never .ohes'. oe -
osen sno' ~ 'ne .o'saesu '"c osy os'o's'
ana aoaooonnes oy ms If,shds 70 ny 's's
ne vas n"e' many 'oe,"s ls'p, =
perhaps twenty years. aoa tue very PIC
.ute 81 'ossassnee .nd manly Dsau,l' ou'
, ms oroad 'ofenead was nov eoVe'ea ri.
: 1 ~ -. II IN -.
mo,nea and suffered. AsIut unaa III,
: oround bv his aide I thouoht II the uo
, bnovn friends Who v.uld mouro fsr hin
vbo Law before me. of ths prisf 81 . f.,he
and the nronv of a mother. rbi, moo
Inv law since tho aav before unor hi;
hlauket il this condition. SUFFERING dealt
.avs,v hYs,,b. and nsrhans.t Zach Gas
y nrav;ns - his God for the delive,ance liza
9 e,ma 20, 10 him
a few naces from him lay a.nnmber d
o Union S,iaiers dead: and srripoed OF
no,,;on ~ heir elo,h;no I, i n,oner T,
) s.v that The DYING rsbsi h "A ,em,insa /;
e nosxe.xian Of eye1,,bing he h,d-eve
q fh;s Mn Il, h.a hsan Y,,n,ea .,a.n
u him more closelv nv FsdsraI sald,e,
Tba IIa,on .aI,l;.,. 49, ~, ~;,h n
le da,d or d,;n. The;, he.r,s -. av., ana
Al - ,ha c,l,s % ,ha d;s,rasaa rtar,
II - - 81 70
a;v;,, - f.,ls,, "a s.T 80 -,
re They can vail atr,rd 70 oarfsr, an a., ]
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~ loo good teams wanted 10 del;v.,
~ fson Fox Ialand to the Keolul
Hosfitals. Good wages and st..6y lob
90 = secured ~ spplyisg i.aedi.s.ly
e Z. q Dobyns, - For Islaad, o. ia
undersigned Il Keokrk.
doc1O J. g. Huears
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MONEY FouND-The person who left
pocket. book at Messrs. Younker d
Rros'. dry goods store few days since
will please call, prove property, pay for
this notice and take the same. let1
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HAGANsS MAGNOLIA BALM.
1sis b tbs most Delightful snA exif>crdinary article
svrr discovered II cbsages tku snnl hsrnt lace and
hnnds to peasiy satin N r1vibfnk b<suty i'm
psting The sfbie purity yostb and the Ap
paArnncs iurifug tie city belle II tssAsos Ii re-
Tan. fFecktev riinpeS suughLess from the sk
leaving The csmisrxian trssh transparent and ia
II con ans Hslsfi-i njafie s@ skin P~tronisst
NV Actresses and Opera Singer 1t u what every isd,
shoHfd have. Sold rse " here.
Prepared by W T. HAaAH hoy ny
Adsixsss all orders 70 ~ -
DEMAs BARNES Co, New York
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Coa.t.rE-s uo.IA soar

1oLsx& ~ - NoN ~ SWAY
This celebrated ToiBet soap In such universe
iesaspd. is male from the chotcest nafsr1ass L,
IA Id and e mo ifeRtip its nature, frag ranfi,
sceate d and extremely Ben fetal In its action
aron the skin For saIs BY all Drugsiss aud rsne,
ioods Dealers ;an2s-l ydas.
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uo andsee Brownell's stock of Pho.
tograph Albums, the finest assert ment in
the city. H. BaowNELL l. Co..
Cor. 4th and Main ats.
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Miscellaneous.
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Great Bargains in Jewelry

W FORSYTH CO. +1G Il gsssan st. Ne York
Is tIuaa x the Pest ufcel 0ar for following
ffxfxs
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The artSies this sleek o: Jew3ry If The
and fashionable les fst.if 81 aI the reri
articles pot IN sealed enfeOTs ard mixed thus
giving all far chance and sent To mail er rs rts
rech, on the rsce ~ " the eeFtttfe. IN is nc ycn
ftfien st USE I1t All stsi t.k the Gle
IL III five rtiirefts 81, rvH -, thirfy, IS;
sixfy-Hyc. So hundred SIS Certificate mon. he
euclossd With the crier Correspondence pFossiiiy
swere-
We wish II distinctly Understood that ear business s
Lottery The object Of this nanaer OF selling Is ~
ps chassrs the porsnnity Of Ln,ug Jeweiry
the whole prices With the chance Of getting Watch
other valua lie article: and all gocas
safisfaetry he returned ard the money viii be
funded
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment Send
for Crruiar. Address, W. FORSYTH 4 Co,
decl0 daw2m A. ard "a Nassau 81 Sew Nuik.
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WATCHES, CHiIys, IEWELRY, &C.,

Valued at sssaceo EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR.
and Got TO be paid fos rHtii yau know what
o
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nIARlES FOR 1865 JUST RE.
IL ceivsd Il BRowEELLs BOOK STORE.
deeel Cor. 9Th nd Min ST.
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NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
IL N Extra enesr Cured Hams very ssrer;o~ srti-
cie, cMn b. found at R0EERT6ON 4 ALBRRs.