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rsov IN that line and nearly ~ ~ hss command s,, 60.
tured, the sest d,spsrsed and The vct ~ ~. -.
most saooeesfui 10 General Ivofson and hs nod
aud that will give 10 chem much credit and repots,Io
Slcnemau ihiaks General IyeTson managed ihs a.,
very handsomely, ard though he n defeated aua "a,
haps, dspred ne acknowledge that be cAptnrad nv
the force foos thousand three bund We son hsd
Is reputable piece n business for that general and Win
make hln Uoled, ka deserves while the same time
has struck blow hat wiz eoau heavily against the
NoNth, Tor great deal expected or hts
and Lnongh he accomplished much yet his osn cspturs
:nd we discontinue nf his forces gos 10 oouutsrba
ance Any advantages be may have gained
From ne Macon Confederate
SeDsras othen n susLapcd heavy lose IN this def e.
AID as soVe rs nc saw preparations making
him again, ne despatched white flag promoting an gp-
conditional hrrender fhs flag receive by Coonei
Grows, who Nen confronted nm With one hYndred s1d
eighty two meN
soon stooeman lhess one hundre ana eighty
two men 10 whon be had serrepdsrsd he sat dawn sr<
took regular cry He handed his swoga oyer 10 Colo
ne Crews, and hiBta directly dvested themselves or
their arms,
Six hundred iedoras once shrew DOWN their eap,
but the remainder seeing bY thls time the coyard q,
their General " giving up ~ anch farcp brnFs
through TIE woods, e mci hotter skeer waking IA
the left. General ye~son orderes pursuit and us
firmly believed Dearly tho whole pArty VIII DO tas.n
with but few eKccptrns.
We captured fu thousand horses aod many s,ands
or small arma, BRASS threeinch FIae cannon and
cassons Al coors and gudos Stnaenan had only
two cannon He gives eScuse thu. he war out 4
ammunition; but that is only his story
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charge was made Al foor o'oock yesterday afterr
by Colonel Iowellp wiih small detAchment Of cava
on the eremy's skirmisA tns the eft OF Halltow
which resulted In the capsuvv OF prisoners froE
whom ve received some important Information, which
leaves doubt bus that the enemy force and
the qa rrx--prWred 10 take advantage of any weak.
IN our lnes M the charge lost Captain Idsn-
or foar we're wout ded.
General Duos reports hcre 10 no force Of tho enemy
anyw here m Lcudon county.
The fofds from wiAiamspor 70 pont Of Rocka well
guarded, ans h~ enemy would nnd . dfeut operation
they should skenps 70 cross into Maryland
desrstoh received tonight from Harpsr's Ferry,
ssys-1be envmy made an attempt 70 CROSS into Mary
land today st Wilamsport, with two regiments Of cav
airy and somo iniaatry Alter spirited Aght Of scms
Acurs' durson shey werc handsomely rspused BY Gen.
rscooneaseasoe was made By General Crook to.dsy,
whoh resalted In ths capture OF six commissions OH
cs1, emonas them one lisatsuaas colonel, and SIXTY.
tArps prvales-
H sasny atm show soroe sn ssr frouA
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Arrivals ana Departures.
ARRIVALS,

NASSAU, NP--etea mship Corscs M and hfs Atknson
Rich Bode, Capt BonetevA, Judah, Geo Allison, nr
W Saunders, two ehildren and servant feunE
Kemp, Mrs Kemp hve children end servant Boyd.
csan. RceertS Bertha Wolf Miss Fannie Hu. h,ss
RAwson, Rev CheesbrouRh, Decker. y wilson, Jas
Fairie Douglas Mr. and Mrs Qrebet and Two Infants nr
Smith and daughter Mrs J eache q Mccartney, x Am
brister ii jones N Mathews taylor sveesins ael
son, Fl.is SON res, M and Mrs Rossr Addery,
dNk Total III
NV woRlsArs--seamship Mississippi-DrJ Lee. Caps
Hoahrd, y Davis Adams, CrAt Duntcn, Bvhs pu
liraham tuSN). Ne or Burns Cook Il Roberts. j
ssder Hesiips q .whitacid and lady mrs Pilow,
Dow and lady. Mary Smith, Mary Nash and chid Rev Mr.
Rev Mr. Ca'ngc Mrs Hend-icks and child, u teon
aru towel flvnn Mrs aud Misses Wiison--and l7b
.,at AMI wounded soldiere
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
tn. Pur.uit or General Forrest,


Memphis advicss of tho 23t say THAI tue soventb M!
nos cavary from she plTsit o. TIE rebss
under General Forrest
AZ last accounts (ou Monday the rebels crossed the
Codwster river twenty three m,sss from Memphis,
treating the direction OF Pano aud grumblng
the failure OF their exposition Ty expected TO Greats
diversion IN General Snsith's expedition.
General Forrest todloDc Of ofesrs, under dag Of
truce, that on Sunday General Grisrson occupied Or
ford. Miss
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
the WEEKLY HERALD.

Fhs best ana Chsspsss Newspaper I'm
the Country.
Shs wuny HnTs, ~ ths present week. Will DO
ssady shb (saturasy) mcrs,ng
TmSs-spgs subscriptsoa. -; rbrsc copies IS; Five
cops ss rse ccpiea SIS single copies Eve cents csch
limited number cf Advertisements inserted
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
Affairs IN Kentucky.
4 BRILLIANT ExrLoTT-CAPTuRx or GUERILLA
BAND.

IFrom the Louisville Journal, August M,1
band OF twenty Rucr Has, that had been operat
ing in ohio county the past few days. Sunday night
last crossed she dividing line between Butler and Ohio
counties and camped about six miles from MorrAntown.
The Grayson county Home Guards earusd Of The presence
mounted their norses and started . vigorous pur.
suit The guerilla camr attacked about daylight on
Monday morning The robbers wcro takcn completely BY
surnrise ana oered bu bic resistance The Grayson
Home Guards charged down upon them In gallant style,
wholly surrounding them and cutting on all the ave-
nues OF escape Four of the guerias killed by the
hrss discharge al firearms, and the remainder, Ike
towards, they held up their hands pleading for
brilliant eypoit and would reflect credit any veteran
oreanisstspn me Home Guards OF Grsyson county
composed OF tho right material and shey nre al honor 70
our state n We had more organizations Possessed oi
their sterling character the guerlss would soon be
terminated from the country and order and quiet restored
In Keutucky
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Armed 70 the Teeth 10 a Very Com
expressiya think arnretso enbeisi Hu preserve
them q old is decidedly beneficial and
pirate This eau only be dome o5 the fragrant
FOR cleansing identifying and preserving the sr swes-n
ssg porifying the breath. has eInsd bold by
\
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All sun, mer Conn p, airts, Disorders Sub
ec females dsesses Of the climate, er fovers: axue
sickness, dfarrhnn dysentcy dsypcps'a choic and
choera morbus be cured prevenied b. tho Ine o
CoTnsc Bftters imported Only by 9. STEIN.
FELD. 20 Nassau street. New York
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Tam na any Hall.
THE OLD MIGWAM NOMINATRs M'CLR


The General Committee OF Tammany Hall met las,
avcuing Supervisor Tweed being absent at Chicago
Peter b. Swecny, Esq, wos elected chairman
On motion OF Elijah r. Purdy committee was sppoint
sd who prepared and reported the following resolutions
which were enthusiastically received and unanimously
adopted
rate state which elected delegates 20 the
Rational Convention NJ Chicago, and thus the democ
no. duy representcd in q democratic Presidential
vcntioni and whereas, we regard the harmony .no
the r. s;S'1 sna 70 me
any question Of local crganzston ana wil therefore
abstain the exercise Of our rgh. % send delegates
% Chicago that Of New York may present an
front and speak with undivided voicc n tho
national council nevertheless Tammany Hall cannot re
an a.c semans o tho democracy Of New York 1o tho
nompa,on OF candidate Tor the Presidency; therefore,
Resolved. That we mos, earnestly recommend the
nnmnaton the great commander OF the age George D
McCiean, sor tho ooe Of resoen, o. .no .p'su Sss.
sor the Presidency will at once restore hope and couh-
depce TO the country giving to the PEOPLE tncr own %
chosen loader and the most Capable man 10 direct tne
desnies Of the nation this terrible crisis and TO re-
aiore our divided and suffering country 10 unity
pssolysd That this Democratic Republican General
.ronmee assembled IN our time honored neadquarters
% ' ,ba sv q New york reairm and renew our fsal.y
% The un,on the constitution and the supremacy Of the
laws our xed 70
ana srs~si,,ed 10 US az rich nersage for prcssrva
to and that VIC hereby pledge ourselves one TO the
other to rest not from our abofs nor cease VI cur
aious unt the stars aud Stripes again float proudly IN
the breeze every oot OF ground on suc american
oontiucnt-wIth ono Union, one constitution ana one gov
srnmcpt for the American people. -
Resolved That committee Of one from eacn wnro ue
appointed make arrangements Tor grand mass ntin
eaton meeting OF the nomination of the Natona
tion for President and vloe President
roo Chairman then appointed the committee author
ssed by the last resolution and the nesting adjourned
rammany Hall will be Illuminated, and mass ratihoa
don meeting win be held the Park opposite as socn
ths uews OF MoCleans nominaton-if he be nominated
"a received In this Oty.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

At old Prices-weddtng amd Visiting
Cards. Note Papers, EvRRDEELS esssent styles vaay
st 3O2 Broad oy, corner Duane strest.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Royal Havana EOtfery.-75 Dprr Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furvnBhed The
highest paid doubcons and a kinds OF god md
silver TAYLOR 4 co, Banker5 16 wall street NJ
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To Paper Manu- Ia rsurers.
Cash will be paid for 00fC Fsod F0nrdrlLn
Paper Sye. 32x45--4S bs
Apply thia Office
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Aston ~, ing, Yct true, Headache,
toothache reuraigie catarrh usnusy relevef and
permanently cured Use wOLCOTTs instant raia
Ami Hate
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Prizes Cashed I'm AT n~=aisz.tf Lotes-
ries and Information given JACOB Broxcra cooe ns
Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

A Beautiful CoHnpTs suion. - Nafrd'c
Bloom OF Youth. Liquid Posri u hiss equsi for pre-
serving oeaufying the complexion md skin Sold hy
All druggists. and By JAMES LAIRD. Sole Protesor. ~
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Murder In B0ston.
swf BosroS, August 70, 1894
George Thopig 81. John pilot, was murdered AZ tho
Globe Hotel this afternoon BY uned states sailor
name John IDpgworth.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Attention, Painters and Busfnoss
-Giided letters, Numbers and Signs AGENCIES
tablished. 10! Fulton street GLASS LETTER CO
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Perfect Hair Dye-Wtller'k--fsO Ceu o. .
Bstter and more in quantity than 81 tye. Sold ~
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

A Few Flannei suits. SIG; Somc. SS0p
White Duck Vests, S5. C1ARKE
Nos III and irx William streeh
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Gouraud,s Poudre Suotti Upvoots Haas
foreneads part Of shs bsdy. 81 wAsrantsa
AT Il sdcnn a61 BroAdMAY
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Kings County Delegates Go Cn,crgo
Tsissraphlo Information has reached Brooklyn tna' NJ
fAomas KnseIa editor Of the Ea0, has been aNnointo
slesato 70 tho ohcazo Convention IN place q ~ rc
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

For the Hair nnd skAm-Barvy's Tra-
cophsrous The bes, and article Sold oT dr~e
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Gsit COmbs-Ns w styles, Just Receives
two three four eve to twenty do.as each FOR SAFE 81
a oEoRSyE G. ALLEN llB Broadway one door below CanA
streel store closed Saturdays at three o. ciocf
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| Eruptions, Frecktes, Pimp,es, Tan.
Bunpurn rlsshworms and all Skin Deformties cured n
00URAUD'S Italian Medicssd Soap, o. his depot No -
il UrosA sAuau
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
News from Fortress Monroe.

NoWb FOrtreao NIOurOe.
FoRrREss MONROE August 25, 1864.
Arrivals from City Point to-day represent the army
quiet and the position unchanged.
The following list OF the deaths the Hampton
Hospital since the last report
A. W. Davis. ID Maine " Purr, I4th New Hampehire:
Jno Morgan, 47th New York Chas Fl. Miller 9th Ne v
Jersey; r. Look. 9th United States colored James FL
SON. seth New York; D. Clancy Ts9th New York; Aonzo
Chase, 9TH New Hampshire; X W Baldwin l34th Ohio;
J. D. Pile s5th Pennsylvania: Jno Smith, 7th Connect
cut y T. Drummond, 9th South Carolina; German,
l5Sd New York. r G. Kendrick, list Maryland cavalry
A. l.. Marshall, 4th Massachusetts,: N. Smith. 29h
United States coored Fred Munson 7th United States
coored l.. Park 11th Pennsylvania cavalry Henry Mer.
Ger cvilian Lanfcr, 1924 Ohio: A. Bodne 1st Mary
land cavalry Chas. L. Parker, 115th New York: &. b.
Hartman, 10th New York artillery John Smith, lo2d Now
York; J. Shoenfot 10th Pennsylvania W. Fisk, l6th
New York artillery George Hopkins e6,h New York J.
Hartwick, 37th New Jersey J. W. Bloodough 10th New
York artillery.
Deaths In the Chesapeake Hospital
Lieutenant Ira Pealer, 142d Ohio; Lieutenant W. H.
Staell, 9th Connecticut Lieutenant W. A. Campbell 9th
Name Lieutenant D. Lemon. 39th Illinois, Lieutenant
l.. Marsh, 97th Pennsylvana, Lieutenant 3. r. Lam
phry, 50 New Hampshire Lieutenant A. I Sharp 10th
Connecticut, Lieutenant VIM Thorne, 24ah Massachu-
setts Sergeant George N wheeey, 10th New Hampshire
The New York herald., 1864-08-27
Cneya,ier'. Lille Tor tn : Ma

Bachelors Hair Dye ne Best ip the
world Harmless reliable, The ony fSeo
dye Bold by all druegists Factory 81 Barclay sree
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Jeweiry and watches, OF All Descrip.
,,ons for aaie By oE0 O. ALLHN, as Broadway. oas
door below Canal street ormsry II wan street, sssrs
a.s... M q
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G r a NJ r..
The Weldon Railroad Securely Held
to Ream's Station.
HEADQUARTERS or rms ARMY cv rHs PcrcxAo.

-DNo@''n"1 " 'hs hHn' VT inr rVfuhACs
August M-Evening. I
Everything is quiet here to-day, excepting tho usual
csnnonadng 90 hs right in front Of the Eighteenth oorps
which was commenced at six O'Clock this evening and
continued for fosr hours
On the left the line has been EXTENDED about six or
seven miles and we now bold the line Of tho Weldon
Railroad securely to Reams station distance OF about
seven miles.
NO rebss are to be seen on our left front. and their
line has evidently boon contracted In this direction
The losses in the Fifth corps tho battles of Friday
and Sunday are computed at about Ave Thousand.
On Sunday this corps reported TO have fought spen
didly
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Crtsiadoro,s Hair Dye, Prescrvasavs
Wig Depot Wholesale and retail. No. Aston HousA
The dye app led by skiful artists
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

One Certi-Ths National ouara sm"n.
trs euusl fne Asd costs ouu
smoke wars ntsa pure and unAduitsSAsed. wsoA
sale S3 fulton street hesa Al ssaAr sorea
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Highest Promfum Lock stitch Sewing
Nachin.s WHEELER WILSON SIS Brosdwsy.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Cneyasier's Life for the Hair.
Restores original color ,ps tfEfaing ous
in three days keeps the head clean coo and hsashy w
the whit~st fabric The hRt
dressng offered TO the public Can ne ussd freely
nothing strengthens and sh4
growth the weakest hair, recommended aud
the first medical authority New York AN freely
vited wonderful triumph Of soeDoe OGbG
at the drug storee and al Office No ll2s Broadway
advice To- treatment of the hair viii be gatuous
E given Price 81 per bottle s. per half dosen. In fanny
boxes Can bo sent By express.
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

II You Want to Know, &c., Road
MEDICAL CoMMoN SENSE,
crseu hook for curious people and good book Tor evs
one Price ei 81 To BE- had at al news dsposs Contents
tables mailed free. Address
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Ladies, Osn't be Deceived. ~ aensh
Futng Co 977 Broadway MP stairs not N the store -
/ "a An
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

Cartcs dc Vfsftc By Vaughan, 03e
Bowery warranted good lowest price the city N6tica
sit all until suited
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

.sshnapps Botties Wanted"
For which tke hghss. price VIII be paid st the dopsA
The New York herald., 1864-08-27

every disease Of the Eye and Ear occurring either -
dica aid attended by Or. Won EiSBNBBo0
ath ansul,ing 36 oadway, nsAr Twelfth sros
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
LAsarxr. m Ju,v ,sth Jses

LAsALHx, III, July l6fh, 1865
JoHs n. BLOOD, Ksq-Dsar Ssr: have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic Rhenmafs and take great
pleasure recommending your LAIemand Gou and Neu-
ragia Specific 70 be the best medicine for that seese
thai have ever heard Of When commenced taking il
could hardly walk or sit sll, great the pain,
and In three days free from H. my leRp are for
the frst time In i've years. free from pain and feel no
uimble that think wonid be dancing all the while Il
did not cost much fer music. But sir IL ID snlendid
medicine and wonld recommend all those ajcfed WITH
those diseases 10 try IT, justk Capt RAYMOND
q friend Of nins on his back with iranmafory rheu-
atism and told him what your medicine did for me
he will send 70 you for Of H. Kncloeed please nd
dollars and send two botties Of the Specific II
shculd not need myself will give II to some that
does for the plenty that are suffering with those
diseases that are unacquanted With your Specific and
tink tAt yos ought 70 rrhsh it In every city in the
Union. V&y respectfully yours.
Carr JAMES W. BROWN,
Reddencs, Chicago, m
Pa Sand medicine 10 Of ,. W. Whitm.a, Chi
cago. I'VE
II bAs Cured Messsdre6s
wAe hsvs siv.a sAsr sstaaaasss = tAas sasss sasA
- past thfse monfhA
lToR SALE BIZ ALI DRU0GIsTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
TIE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, DEC. Z. Fl


~ Lsrkin G. Mead, Jr., the young
Vermont sculptor. has recently sent to
his country three of his marbles. They
are the propesty Of Mr.. John @. Barnes,
Of Brooklyn. One of these sculptures,
"Joseph the Dreamer" represents Jew.
ish boy, with his shepherds robe falling
off unno.iced whilst be is lost in remem-
bering his dreams. "6appho Nsditating
the Plunge" is striking statuette about
two feet in height. "Echo," the gem Of
the collection, is a figure three feet in
height, beautifully modelled In his stu
dio at Florence, Mead has acquired high:
position in the world of art, which bis
genius promises to make an honor to HE
country. He is now engaged upon colos-
sal group called the "Battle Story" and
his friends await its completion with the
most sanguine expectations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

We are in receipt Of new stock Of Family Gro
ceries which offer for sale ~ low the lowest
bracing Sugars Coecs. ground ard ungrcund also So
perior quality OF Tsas-Youne Tyson, Imperial Gun
pow and BIackalso extra article Of Sorghum
Moimsses-Helchers Refined Syrup-the best brands Of
Coal OIL German and Palm Soap. Star and raIlow CAn-
dIcr Fresh Canned Peaches Cove Oysters Sardnea Ac
the best brands Of Fall and Spring Wheat Flour consist
ing of Quincy Eagle sMd Grace Mills.
An of the sbovs re eer to the paltc cheap for cash
/. f. COCHRAN L SONS,
I'D Main D., nsar 6th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

.R. ]. Fl. SANFORD.

nR. J. F. SANFORD,
| Having retired from the GENERAL Practice fMedi
cine Consequence Of large and incfeasin isustcal
practice has made for the treatment Of al
cases embraced in the following enumeration:
| 1sf. All Surgical cases and Surgical cperAfsoss.
2xD. Diseases the Eye and Ear.
SRD. Diseases Of the Lungs And Throat
4rH Consultations with Physicians In all cases q
home abroad. a. s 4 se.ss4Sa "a
In order promote the better treatment o. Surgical
eases and diseases Eye and Ear Dr. Saford has
an Inrmary for such where patients
will be well for and where all the appliances and
best successful treatment, used IN similar Inst-
buttons in the large cities, will be fonnd. N
Having enjoyed for twenty yeA large and generous
patronage the GENERAL practice of medicine and
gerry from the ctixens of the this city and the sarronnd
ing country. Dr. respectfully invites the public
enon TO his special arrangements for the treatment Of
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
ie15-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

From the Hon. yupaR LON, Of the Land Court.
Sr. Loup, Feb. 2sth, 1854.
j. II. AIoop, Es4-Desv Sir. have tried your Rheu-
raatjsm Neuralgia and Gout Specific and have fpund
treat relief from II when other remedies have failed
hink II . very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, your friend,
G. B. LORD
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clans Of st. Louis says:
ST.. LeuIs, June IS 1861.
Na Jxo. H. BLecp, Agent Of Laliemend's rheumatism,
0cut and Neuralgia, SpecGc:-I have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and must that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and saiu,ary that has In all the
have used il. On. g. w. PHILLIPS
Letter from Capt MAIIs 10 Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jso. H BROOD, became Agent for the Medicine
81. Louis, March 81 1854
AIxx LR1fcH, Esq.-Iike many Of my profession.
have suffered severely With rheumatism and could get
permahent relief till tried your Specific. happy
TO ny that its usc in few days restored health
[Gigned,] CAPT. MALIN, Of steamer Warsas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

s0- Tennyson, who began bis political
career as literary exclusive, has ended
in an appeal to the masses. A selection
from his poems, edited by himself, and in
GLIDING poem never before printed, is to
be published in eight sixpenny parts. to
be issued twice month. It i expected
that the circulation will be very large
Should this expectation be realized, and
Tennyson become rs great . favorite
among uncultivated as cultivated readers,
it will lead to new critical estimates Of his
genius. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

The Missouri DELEGATION IN Con-
GREss--The Missouri Democrat says that
enough is known of the result of the cleo
tion In that State to decide that The dele
cation 10 Congress will stand eight Union
to one Copperhead-evsry District hav-
ing elected Unionist except the LIST,
which returns Hogan, Copperhead. But
for the unfortunate divisions in the Union
ranks in the First District, which cost rs
a member, Missouri would be represented
IN the next Congress by unanimous
Union delegation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

kssp constmtly hsad I'D for sale 81 Tie lsvest
prices to cash eustomsrs and prompt men iasss I'D
wsll sslsetsd seoek ef
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30
To THE CITIZENS. oF,sr. MARl's
'ses col NTY.r 49,.

NE sn',sr-iia rsk ., this r5sEse%spts,H tAu-
ii ria, K:4rsApss fn tho ,.isizeiis " i."Dn-
ard T.wn AMI its ti,ini,y." Er fhe gerry ia~r-
al l,s.r ,as. received ~ tI,;ir hA,.sis ',m,i,.s
nj simrn n,n"n. :hctn.'<tal hsprs hy strict
attention. Ia ',>i',e!-,' M nf,it tas.ih u,.nss
-. their i,'rr4i,iy aud 4Ti,Fii-.,ee. -szs..
He take. :.i-snstiD,! siS, :. a:s iinsfnsnsns
thu ci.izcn. h;.s te-" ha; ,1ust t-tnrnrh ,rn,n
pa',i,n.r~. with ,s'.t.H scirstca si~k If
SPRING ul,s--snp~:scihei n .ssrs .i,s
following ~ 'cfpi':. Il s.s,tie vix:s
Fire SUPP fslack ]" cl,.fh = e;as<ius~,~s.
B'..ched ais. '!t'nwn Mu.lins. piaii ,ni
Shifting Cotton, Blescl.ed and brown Drills
and Russia Duck. II /" = trEsT IS
Kentucky Jeans. G dtsaias.r-. cheaper than
eau be purchased lid 'B~iun,.fe. l.sying
bought then, prior ~ sh. lA,isAn,s.ss
A large s-s"rtfnet,t efS b.Sts Hhccss anh
Hats. a." va 81" Fl! u EGsA
Alsa, Hardware Qn~c'mware aud Groceries,
&c &c. vs. ~.-'s@.a.J al
be &afciis . iaessi shssrr OF fhespubiie pm.
tronage u Tsi~ .sssass llt1 ! & :
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