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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

Notwithstanding, an efics suitable for
Literary Messenger" central location convenient
to Main street, preferred Address, through the
stOfdce, WEDDHRBuRN ALFRlEED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

NJ OTICE.-Found or stolen by my boy, about
~ the 9TH OF November. in Spotsylyania county,
Q black Hare, left hind foot white. No other
marks. The owner can get her by proving proper.
ty and paying for this advertisement,
VT CHANDLER
de ll-law3w Signal Corps. Cavalry corpsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

FTOR HIRE--A young Msa accustomed to the
" oiniag-r0om CT wai,ing on gentlemen. Apply
ct the Stn and Franklin, between the hours
Of / / and O'Clock. ia Fit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

TWO H1ndr cd Dollars kewsrd--Fcr the appre.
l hsnsion Of 3 negro man named Adam, belong
Ing to Mrs Elizabeth HiEes. about six feet high,
large limbs, fat fsa urss, rather large mouth and
about 30 years old. He Jeff on the evening" OF the
LIST of January. ~hs above reward will b. paid for
lis delivery - at the head Of 18th street, or in
TO- nation that Will lead to his recovery.
CHAS BRUCE,
i.6--eodoks Richmond, w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

PERSONAL.
INha5ssL fINsiaAs, M iaaeaturcd apprentice,
fVI hssng lsft my employment, psrsGns empsoy-
"a. MIN are net..isd that Iwi require payment 10
Be made 10 me u Lia esrnings to hsA dale and viii
9 aim d narcs for 6yefY d8y 10 may hereafter ba
RETAINED ID Eaid employ meats Asa SNYDER
4. 9a-ru.fS.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

THOR Saie-Pr,va.ey, House and Lot, fenting
so feet on street, bet goth and S0th cts, o.
cupicd by Lieut. e jackson. Apply to Rev d.
wilson. corner Of Leigh and 29lh streets.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

~ DOLLARS Reward.--Ssrayed or Runaway my
II ma. ro gill Ni:iy. She is about u years old.
gingerbread calor has full head of hair, a:.d had
On waea she left u pair Of shoes with wooden bot
toms. EkAfbOsD,
fa u-sts Butcher in tie New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

WAETED-A Boiler, 26 feet long, 20 inches in
w diameter two ,0-ineh fues, with ocoT and has
attached Apply to PIG COSBY l. co,
Ia STE Cary. between 1ath and 18th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-12

TcsTRAY CoWS.-There are Two estray COWS On
H. my lot, between Richmond and Camp Lee. that
have tfeep1ssed On ray premises for wees. One oil
them is OF roam coiir, and hes recently had the
right horn broken eff and has bandsge on the frac
IN, ed end Of the horn. The ether is Of a dark red
color the head, nek ana sides, with white Spot
in the forehead a while line down the back, aud
white about the breast, isums ard legs, and 10 in
very thin condition The owners are requested to
pay charges and take them away, Or they will be
disposed Of according to law.
10-4.A & HOLLAOAf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
Bsttlc OF Resaca,
Especial Dispaseh 10 rhs ciuclnaaii Gazette
q ~

Especial Dispaseh 10 fhs ciuolnaAii Gass.te
REsAoA, Ga, Mar III
A singular series Of operations
Just been completed, and the rebel az
has retreated from the works around /
SAGA.
Presuming that you have ii.sellige
Of our operations up TO when the VI
lsit Buzzard Roost, shall speak oul,
those subsequent 20 that, and in as ,
o manner as possible.
On Thursday, May Il, nearly the VIII
army was 10 motion toward Snake Crl
Gar, which hes about fifteen miles sol
of Buxzard Rooss, only Howard, V
Woods and SANKEY'S divisions being
to threaten the enemy IN front Of Dali
Il should be observed, however, I
Gen. Mcpherson, crossing directly q
from Villa, now had passed throl
Snake Creek Gap as early as Mon
the 9th Of May. By the morning Of ]
dav. May l4th, the bulk Of our for
we're assembled in Sugar Valley near
eastern mouth Of the Gap, our eayl
covering the operations Of the Inlan
I Gen. Fitzpatrick was wounded while
tending to this work During the
/ the army Was occupied il deploying {
the Gap and getting in position. He
! skirmisbing took place during the
Gen. HArrov's Division of Gen. Log
Corps met with considerable loss.
/ night the enemys position was fully
covered. Resaca is situated IN the "a
Bend of O8onula River, with the cor
portion OF the bend toward the I
Across the neck Of the peninsula
formed extend continuous lines Of I
works. with strong field forii6cati
especially ahout town Both their f
rested on tie river, and the line o
retreat was completely protected by +;
Notifications. By the night Of Fl
! our army Was il position around
: rebel works, except Howard Divi
. and Wood and Stanleys 5, xhleh ha
r cupied Dalton the day before, and
{ sweeping down the line Of the Al
E and Western Railroad to form Jun
I with the rest Of the army.
0n Saturday the l4th, skirmishiT
/ gan early in the morning and cont
/. necessarily throughout the day aloE
> line. About two O. clock it wss esp
d ly severe upon the left of the ljsh I
r many Of our men being picked of |
v rebel sharpshooters. About noon.
d ard affected junction with the Z
+ the army, and our whole force wai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Madame ZAdoe Psrtsr's Caratfre
BaLeAz. - This inysluabls lseaicins posss.ss.
AsextFaorainary power of relieving imnaealNisIy
Coughs, CoidE, HoarssBsss. DifHeuify Of Brsath-
ing, and Hnzkiness. sSeh at lesst We have
fsaEd IT," tuzy4 2w
American Cancer Shauplon.-Dg.
HEBBERx has located ia ihs city Of ouisey,
Illinois, No. los Maia street, third door abos.
quincy House. Ones ovsr ). T. Daylon's bosk-
store.
he claims 70 be the Kisg of Cancers zaa an
ksads os Fever Sores. sneb a. white sxsllinx and
Boas Diseases, serofuis, Piles. Sore Eyss d thsEr
sssst ssagzs, Liver eomtlaints, Consumption,
Fsmzls weakness, asa E4It gbsan. Tsstsr.
RheumatIsus. &C., &e.
Tbs Do@tor became Master ef the above diss4sss
While tf@sssing through Enrops aoa Am~ries. and
he nov stands at ths bad Of hia profession both
il Kurops and Amerie4- The Doctor win take
pisAsufs IN showing bls visitors certificates " ths
Atose disease whsrs they have basa gives sp a.
snsarabis b the best physicians in the county.
Jhe Deefor slso gHAraHtees a eurs ih ali eazss
zssfs the pztieHs lives aR to the aifsetisna
The pztisst vii please eorIszpead weekly, Civ
ing ktFas statement ofths No. -.
go TIE poes sesis sra sassy.
esEosrs sxsfAstsa IL y #foar 10 twsaty .s9ur
hsars. ~isAout instraa-sats es pasa, or drop d
eieod. mAyia
Hsties toPhystetans and ths PabIie.
ALLcoeK's POROUS PLAsTKRA-TnrsHo-
nAL.-. ks@ York. Nov. -. I1ss. 7. Aalosek
Co, Ne. 10 Canal strsss-tssntlsnss I.tsly
EaEgrsd severely from wsakssss IL ssy bask, &C.
eAsiensd b. sasassly ossr7sxsrtiag nyss.G. Han.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23


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AdvertiaeBen o Inserted ia Special Notes eei-
umn charged twgnly ave per eeHt extra
Local Nofices. i5 cents per line Ne sssics.
howsSer Short Inserted fsr lees thsn (sll sss
dollar
Marriage Notices. ops dollar. Funeral Nstloss.
one dollar.
Advsrtlssioents iisosnilsusd bsfors explrstlon
- contract viii BE- charged for thu time deserted
according "a the above rates.
All transient ard % oteasiouai adysrtisenenta
must be pad loy W Advanes.
EYANsyfLLE JOURNAL co.
STlAgaN 4 kPHOrLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Movements up 20 the Evacuation or
Dalfon--N0 General Battle bat Con.
ilnHed Heavy SklFmiShlng--IionOr
able MenttOR--0Hr Losses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
NEW BOOKS.
s25 REWARD.

4 DARK BAY MARE aud COLT ~as stolen
y from RI stable IN Center ToE-.shfg Fandsr-
burEh Seaafy. on the ni~hf Of the lsth last The
Tuare was 70 years old s hands u ilchss hizAs
lad tark HaaBe AID lali white spas hearts t-siaesi
II forehead, white strip On tbs rase. runzfn. 10
-; nostEili white gadsr-lsp; flrsleEs and hoafs
dzrk; est hind leg dark 70 withfE time irches q
hcofi and the right hipd lrE dark - within sight
nine fnchss af hoof. which is white, also,
scar % ozs Of hs.t htad EtIocks
A mare colt, Abort two wezks old fzzsn vish
tbe mother; color bay small white SpoF in fsrs-
head and ons white hind hooE
wfIl g5vs twenty five dollars for the return of
sid mAre a1t csit, for information that vii
enable me % get them
maybe ~ JOHN WHITEHEAD, JR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

A Case OF DyspepsIa OF sixteen years
stAndisg cured by 0ns box Of T. N. Sharp's eele-
brstsd Pills. Read the testimony :--s Philsasl-
phia, Feb. sth, 1854. Mr.. John J. Kroner-DeAr
Sir, have been sufferer frem that nsst horrld
disease, Dyspepsia, for sixteea ycar.; bat Aner
asirg the one Sox of T. II, Sharpe Pills which I
purchased or you ssHs thrSs weeks ago. fesl "a
If had entered into a new hSe-ny general health
has iaprged, my appetite hAs increased. AID al
together sel like pew nAa. take PieAsasz in
rOcommanaing theu to the pahlis as sAts and NJ
liable. Yours truly. 9. 7. FORBES, Ne 81
Chestnut Street, rhilaasiPhiA-" ftfu.
/ Price 81 bsx. Sold by druggists evsrywhsrS
=a JOHN J. KRoMgR, Principal Agsnt,
tcs CHESTNUT Street, Phii~asiphia-
nayls.'sA s@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
A General Rebellion.

Trtanph Of Great Discovery.
The pzbi.e haa rstslisd against seatsrisiss Hssr
Dsss Fashion has forswsra them. AsaEsSiaas
sonmualty has adopted In tAeir stead
cRIsTAnOWO's HAIR DYE,
and for tAess ssasoHs II smbrowas and si.ehsHs
ths HAIR, ret the sti.. II s vegetable s--eEs>-s
net bs'rslss .aa1a. u does not earlssqas sAiars
with bleemfrs siailis iasss, but predusss her eve
llri#s tess. Its esoling sfest b izsiss. its re-
salts arr usVsr-. II ssses fall. kanufAssHrss
by J. cRISTApoRo, Ne. Aster Hoass. New
York. sSla BY ali arugg'sss. APplled ~ all
alr-ar.ssers. neh9s la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

No. Let these who have doubted the virtass .
RrtL's CHpsox BsrrsSs. II say saeh tAsr~ be
read the following Certificate frOss gsntisnsa gel
knewu IN this eommasitys aad dsahs No mere.
Its general lasroductloa lnto The array willsaSs
the lives Sfthousands ef sar seldlsfs;
LorrssiLLs. KY. Taas 81. 1858.
We, thsundersixned. have ssen the Eoed ssscts
produced by the use Of DR.. ions prIL's czpaox
BIrrsHs ia case Of ssasrsi.sbllsy asa Prestralisa
Il me pystsn. and believe its general ass would
prevent disease and rslisvs much saserisg.-
Anenk eur solalsrs rArsleulAfy woaIa this ss tbs
eAss, especially thoss sho ARE sxpesed ee mias-
matte lnnnsnse in the soathsrn eliuaAte-
MAI. PHILIP sPEEn.
Collector Iut. Rsv. Sd Ma. KY.
] CHAs, n. COTTON. D.
! col. II. pkNT,
Provost Marshal Ges'l Of Ksasusky.
REv. n. 2. HENDERSON
1 vice Prss't 81 Sanitary Con- mission.
, BARNEY, HUGHES co,
| Publisher Democrat.
"SV Prop' LaaissilIs ausslses. 8I
wSoIs.als M Dry Goods Dealers. Maia Street,
! LouisVille, KY.
| DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO.,
4 WholssRle Shoe Dealer, MAta 81. Losissaiis.
IStherrsphers, cor Marhss and Tllird sts
Iouisviliy. Ay.
JULIUS WINTER,
Cfathing Merehant, cor. ID and Market Sts
Louisville. Nv.
CAPT. 8 r HILDRKrh,
OfSteanner Ms1oF AndeFses
MAI. i. 4 THuSf0N. azAt
raymaster U. s. Army.
O. NJ METCALF,
=, National Hotel. Louisville. ~.
COL. ESSK RAYLESsL
a Sth Ky Cavalry.
: GEORGE y. PRENTCE,
Louisviila Journal.
See advertisement In another eeirnin.
fse6 ly Sold BY PETER FIEELISC,
. Sole gent, Evansuitie. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

as intervals during the d 10 ne Hovard corps g
there has not left Schoes coming
arrived Rocky rAers
ae which coah heard The nth
dropping sounds aske inierer On the extreme right Such p
occasonaIY
All hrog the M there bit hn the esmenss Of BE NJ Of
the evening thrown the line
during the daT romoar batteries plaeeddnaseds esFmT
HILL the About o'clock
eel Until EthiR made b
Of dark when rebel hue csp
ID from dHs pss and for his works Gen Jalahs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
sPECIAL NOTICES.
T0IHX
~.s M. Anders & Co.'S
YOufNE WATER

To iine Wafer acta upon sa.-es, aa--e xta.
nsys. Digestive organs. aud GiandaisF syst~ra
The success which has attended the uasesf thls
rvnsdy IN private practice, and the endorss msnt
OF IA deal hoflfy, enabis 10 rscoai msad it
o ths praslitioaer sid the public, feeling cue
hiant that with fair triaitt will attest is gWh
excsiieaca In the rars cf ehrgnic diseases whlth
Indicate fodihs ~ n a. serefnls, Brouchitis skin
Kruptlghs, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney hisesses,
Neivvut Afaetlous, Neuralgia, kheuHatssni, pys-
pspsia. behiiity. syphilis. &C.
Physiri ms may fely upon this uRifsrm strength
Of Iodias Mater ~ containing three .qusftsF
grains ruhE lodi me IN each auia-ounes rtaE va
Tor. ao sotfeaf being ussd ~ - not liable 70 de-
CON position nor spontaneously formed tasaaAli-
Ties uetther IL tho losiine oxydissd nor neutral
i1rd by combination with aHy iagfedisnt. Shieh
render fhls aolutlonIupsrisT to Any other nsshoa
VI oxh'9itihg Ioahta
Fall directions accompany each bottle. that II
may le nsed Is lAally msdisiso As wsa Ha \,
the profession.
Pfice one dollar re. bottle. On receipt Of as
dollars, slx bottles easiv, rsd TaEE ~ cypress 4
any address.
beware of ceuntsrieits sud Imitstiens uhiei
napr aolpled dsalsrs endessor to disross OF on ou
reputation See cur signature aud trads-taafl
(ths Greek word hesding this Advsrtiaemrntl
upon tho labels and wrappers Of each bottlss With
out which noue Is sanaias
Circulars gratis. fslaatl
pR. H ASDERs . CO..
physieiAas and Chemists.
No. as Broadway, New reTk.
mRyis dAwemsp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
REMOVAL.
TH0s. @. MAGHEE

uAs REHoyED us wn0LKsALE NARp-
SIRE II. below 4afH. he has q Large snd 10
g1Ef assortment o. Honse-inafs Work, - hBs -
Z tse 1nests rzz1fznees1 - eso1 - fhs best- ee9
~ sale ss sehesp - The CHEAPEST" an1 hfsss
efleatsf
1His entire stock - sossfssfsz sf fHs Besgy,
Coaeh,. zEzz Carriage Harness. Light 1rofsnEs
Iezsy Wages. Drsy, and Exprsss H.rness, saa-
diess 10 endless variety, Brides OF All E1nes n
any quantify. Collars Glrfks, eursfng5szs csssk
Ifnes a1sa1faev Wokxt In Short evsrythiBg In
Ii fIre. frsn Hare strap = AsnitsT s@1-
dfs'.-kas 6ser nsasasAetnrsf sn1sr his inns-
diz..s 's6sassls sIon iby akiflfni and sxpsTisnos1
sroFksS< 81 a4f Il sew o6sre1 - ehs trsAs e.
E4sTTKx PRICFs. Being abs - eszpsss sse-
sssssf1ll srrh aaytnisg IN ths Esrkst, IN stysa,
fash darsbflfrT, ard prtos. hs snly Asz ; rial.
Call ans s1szios FIR yogrseixes- spZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
sUBsCRIPrIos rrRns.,Ix ADVANCE.
Fon Tgx paILY, u ApYAscE.

Schedule
Of ,AdceTtfsfng Rates agreed upon BY
tie EVANSVILLE JoURSAL aud EvAxs-
VILE TINRs. 70 take sGeet Monday,
Adrcb II, 1864.
- =szsxl
Daily Advsrttsing Rates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
HARDWARE.


Our Fall Stock being very,
large and complete, wo can
offer to our Customers and
tho Trade. Goods that can,
not fail to please in style
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is no1 bought for
Cash, and prices reduced
Sf~E tIu 1uuuwIna
large qaaatites:
raEfr rrytssr. rseil.h.
TAstE rrrt sgT. Aa.sfEsa
TfBfE cerL gRb rakhsA.
T1BLf CCTEFar. Ansts.4.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
fiaalllial au0 Gommerfinl.


By Telegraph NEw YcRE. Dec q.
Cptton-Dull, heavy and decidedly lower pit Is for
middiing.
our-stste and Western dull and heavy and Icc low
1T e5a10 10 for Extra State; 10 9os1 95 for Ex
r. II. o. and II 1912 90 for Trade Brands, market
cio{ei dull
Whisky-Opened firm with fair demand, aud closed
Aga Is for Western, closing at 22@2 70 fer West
s'S |hs..-Du,, and nomlnally 8 to Sc lower.
Rye-Quiet.
Bariey-In moderate request.
qorn-Dul at 1891 50 for new Yellow Jersey; 90
for old and yellow Southern mixed; VI for White
Southern, and IS 81 81 for mixed Western.
Qats-Shade frmer and more active at u for State
and 05 81 06 for western.
Coffee-Dul with saies Of importance
Snsar-Quiei; cuba and Musrossio 2o92oHc
Molssses-Iuactive.
Petrolenn-Dull and nominal AZ 50d5Ic for Crude; cs
tee for Refined in Bond and 3sae5r for Refined Free
Neoi-Dul snd heavy.
Pork-uusetted with fair business doing at 80 o0g
Sol 80 for 1864 mcss cash and regular way cozng
Tot prime, aud IS GO 3s 90 for prime Also 800
bits 1861 mess. for January tpyers option, a; 40 90
ard 6iGo bbls Tor January and February
sellers and buyers option. at ~ COG 3 0p.
A3eef-Steady, with moderate demand NJ 10 0O32 %
fof plain mess, snd 3 oog2i 90 for new exira
miss.
Cut Msats-Nishout decided change At Isl for
| shoulders, and Iac for hams
| Bacon siies-Fair demand. Sales 1000 btzes fer Jan
uiry at 35c for long ribbed and q for hoag clear.
Dressed liogs-Heavy and lower ct ls1sc fer West
! esn ~
T. Iard-Iower Sales 1900 bills s< 2ea24i<e.
Buiter-Heayy and dropping AZ 36@5oe for Ohio, and
Ala soc for State.
! Cheese-Quiet and heavy at l5@24c for common Il
l pfime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
EA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

yIcxsSrza, Miss, Aug 8. isos
Dr. John Buii-Dear Sir: | en- happy 10 state TO 20
tina; havf USED ycur valuable Grvn Iters with srsA
tncht TO myself In genera etaty and pro~irator o.
my .sse,t produced by the uahealths and in
dasuce Of she MissssipIvsr around Ncksburg having
been with Gen. Grants 0my ;brons its hoa south
campaign ! confidently recommend ifs
persoBs a io are 81 rosed TO rnhraiths CLIMATES
H. ". foGLE
Agent a. g. Sanitary Commission
Lorrsvu1x, BY. Sept 10, lsG3
On tbs I'D Of July last Submitted through IA agent
Of mise ~ the Medical Director Of the peEsfe of the
ARMY Of the Cumberland, sample Of rs Ccron Bi;f@ss
for lnsPeetlon AID requested IT, after analysis. found /,
tneriiorieus TO sanction and approve It's snoeg
soldiers.
The ahDsiag is the Medical Directors rrfiy nnd aso
Gen. R-sscsarv permission ship BIO ozea once Il
have IL sold 20 suffers JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that ceiron Biiters will do no harm
any oss If taken pro2griy AMI 10 moderation
objection ~ Dr. Bulls being Permitted disTee OF IL
sntlers a HAIRY thu RsToy,
Surgeon asi Meds1al Director D
Headquarters Dep rfHent Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July ~, 1855
DR.. John Balls agent Mr. Las t.4-1sisssan 10 shr
To Nashville Tenn - erses or eco tisyan Of BalPs c.
dron Rittcr Tor sale To suffers In the army only
The rs of the Treasury Department TO be
complied With strictly.
BY order Of Maj Sr Gen. Rosrcrans.
wM. n. wILEs,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
Fer sale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson, Bartlett
To-, heckrk. lcss anri3-dsw1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
MASON & HAMLrs's CAnInrr Ono.

MASON u HAMLTN's CABINET ORGAN.
Such an Instrument is all that is need
ed 10 any church of ordinary size; and
even in Trinity Church, in this city, the
grandest specimen Of the Gothic archi.
lecture on the continent, DR.. Cutler, the
celebrated organist, has introduced Que
OF them into the chancel, Us better adapt.
ed to some parts of the service, and to
some classes of music than the great pine
organ, whose tones make the walls trem.
BILE. In the churches throughout the
country they answer every requirement..
and have already been widely sought for
anu introduced Such eminent artists and
mus'c'ans as Thalberg, Lowell Mason.
Aundei' hOot, and many others, bear ties
tsmony to thur merits in the highest
terms; and once hearing them will salts.
~ the most skeptic.l that thew are lust
what the Church has heen visiting for
something to aid withoa. drowninc ~.
sin sing; something easily obtained east
" kept 10 order, and giving power. mai.
esty, and melody in the worship Of God
For this nothing is equal to the organ:
aud here We have IN organ. sweet, solemn.
sonorois. and grand, the instrumeus yoo
viii love the longer you hear it.-[N. Y.
Obsssvsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

EThe Committee for the Relief OF
the Poor having appealed to generous
public for wood, for the relief of the poor
of this city, are happy to state that their
appeal was generously responded to Oh
Saturday last, and they hereby return their
thanks, to
The Indies for q most abundant and
sumptuous dinner to Mr.. T. j. Matlock
of the Billings House for the free use Of his
fine dining room to LEI aivre q Co., for
the use of glass and queensware and to
the following gentlemen for donations in
frewood, regretting that few names have
escaped US:
H. G. Sargent, Mr.. McCleary, ] S
Walker, Mr., Downey, H. T. Reid, w. ]
Cochrane, David Orr, Josiah Danford
Alex Lockhead, Louis Hash, Jamel
Batta, VIM Stotts loads, VIM. H. Scott
Pedro Vidal, Willis Bayne. Peter Less
man, Mr.. Peterson, Louis Collins, MI
Robinson, Mr.. Curtis, L. B. Maltby
Robert Kerr, Patrick Morgan, David Ly
ons, Mr.. Fowler. Mr.. Alden, Orson, Eato
d Seals, F. II. Holland, Mr.. Rowley
John Jacobs, Hiram Jacobs, Mr.. Wick
ersham. W. B. Ray, Rickett Jacobs
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Christmas a, tho Orphans, Home

FARMISGToN, Dec 81, 1864.
hessrs. Ho,eel d Deiopiain
On yesterday tie children at the Or
phano' Home, and others there assembled
had festive time Notwithstanding
none can enjoy themselves as children
generally do on such occasions. yet |
never witnessed, on the part of children
anywhere, more glee and uualloyed nap.
p'ness than on last evening at thu Home
Without exception, all were made glad by
The generous distribution of presents
which had been arranged upon two Christ
mas-trees in the dluipg hail.. These
presents we're of various kinds, and we're
kindly donated by the friends OF the
Home at Burlington, Davenport, Dss
Moues.ss Ediyville, Keosauqua, Farming
ton and other places not now Remembers.
ed. think they exceeded in value one
hundred dollars.
1t would have cheered your hearts had
you been present and witnessed the scene
about the trees when the children were
admitted. | will not attempt its descrip-
ton. You may imagine the effect pro.
duced. II could not have been other
wise than good.
Several pathetic songs we're sung BY
the children during the evening, and ev-
erything passed of pleasantly.
Very truly, your friend,
F. nj. TArx
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rs- Down on the leyee yesterday,
swinging its inverted length over the es-
Enlistment of our friend Smith, we saw a
defunct aborigiuee. Not bow-lsgged,
block-he claybauk cheek, moocasin-
wearing, greasy-baired, scaipng and
war whooping "Iojin," but huge deer
with many pronged antlers. That live
deer was made 7enisoa by the uner-
ring shot of s'Uncle Daniel" The latter
is venerable A. D. who was disporling
himself Monday on the bluffs between
Hamilton and Warsaw, hunting qaails
and squirrels with shot gun loaded with
small shot. He saw that deer. 1t didn't
see him. He stole a march on it, Got
very close TO it, and as Uncle Daniel says:
"GolIy, it was my meat in less nor no
time" Uncle Daniel gathered his prize
on his back, brought it to the city and
sold it to Mr.. Smith.