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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

~ rne fairfield Ledger chronicl.s
the srrivsl Of Il. Gay Dean in that town,
and also informs the pubic At large tba.
the Cofperhead martyr made speech to
the faithful on the occasion. 'Byingtou's .
State Convention is soon TO come off. and
Desh has returned to pur.ue bis voca,isn
all,ing the traitorous crew Of Iowa !.
the cali Vi LIE Grand, the leader and en-
bodiment OF Iowa Copperheadisln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13
Headquarters Army o. Potomac. |
June ia.

.
Tne enemy Are busy shrsving up for
,i6casions in the vicinity Of Samnef'a I
aad Bottom Bridges.
Very htds frinR has taken plaes 70.
day. No chsnge 10 ouF po~itson hAs been
made within the past tvo days
Last evening = Col AcAlimler, Of the
lin New Jersey. vss 'sidiag sioeg In
Los hs wss 6red o BY rsbsl shup'
sAGsrr, noawithssandiug thsss Md bss1
! tssis sgressssat thA, no picket frias
shosid tske place. The bnll~s psssed
.scroes tAs Cslcnsl's breast 'a.d sntsr~t
the heart of the Colos<ls srderi, wh.
49, riispe vish him. Tbs sssise .esssg
wsssSs cAcs Pst undes arms, expeo.ing a
attack, bus nothing isssAssssrasspirsd.
sgss9:. = - 4e-r--ss- F--~-- ia aEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

L the Oldest city in the world. Tvre
ahc S'don have crunoled on the snore;
Bsaibsc is a ruin Palm, RI 3 buried in
the s4nds Of The desert; Ninevah AMI BAD
ylon have disappeared from the Tigris Eu.
Ih.s.es; nailascus remains wasI it vas
before The days Of Atrsham-a oen,er
OF trade aBd travei--an tsisa1 Ut ~erdur+
IN dessrt-"predesanAl .api:al.' w,ls
iDartisi And sacred sssccistlons extending
through more ,haD thirty CENTURIES. /,
was u-sr Dahs>ens that Saui of T,rsn-
ssS the Light from heaven above the
brirh hes uf the suu, the street whiei,
10 eaised ctai-hi, la which il Is said ..he
rra5eth. stiii runs through the .uy
The caravan comes and goes as it dii
Thousand years aye. tieis are suli the
skeis, h. asa aud tae water wheel: the
merchants OF the Euphraiss and of the
Medi,efraen suii occupy these with the
multitude OF their waier-."
/ b. city which Msh met surveyed
from ns'ghborng beght, and was
afraid to enter, because H. was give.
10 mau to have bui enc Paradise, and f,r
his part he was resolved no, to have hi.
In this world, l.. TO this day Whist Julian
called SHE eye OF The EAet," in the time
OF Isaiah, 1.-THE head II Syria" Fr,n
Dam iscus csme the dsmson, our b. ne
plum. aud the delicious aprisos OF Portu-
gal; Damascus dsma-k, cur beautiful
fabrlc vi cottua and ELK, With vines snd
h9wefs raised upon q smooth bright
ground; the damask rose introduced iuts
Eugiand IN the time OF Henry VIII; the
D,maseus blade, 30 famous The world
over tor It's keen aud wonderful elias icit, !.
the secret OF whose n,anuiac,ure vas LOST
when sTamerlaae carried of the arts into
Persia, and shss beautiful Art vi wood
and steel VII" silver and guild kind Vi
Mosaic engraving aad eculpiuss united,
called Damsskeeu.ng, With which b0xes
aud bureaus and s~ords sod guDs afs or.
nsnea.ed. IL Is still city of Aossrs
aud bright waters; the streams from Leb.
anon, the "risers Of DAmascu.," the ..riv.
ers OF grid,' sull nurmur and spsrkle n
the wilderness of Syrian gardens.
THIaD Iowa CAvALRr.-The Keo.
sanqaa Republican says:
By tue appointments Of Col Cald.eu. a
the Ih,.d Iowa, TO the Office Of u. S. Dis
trict Judge for the S.aIe Of Arkansas, shs
follos'ug changes in the regimensal OH.
GERS nave been made:
Lieutenant Colonel John W. Noble. q
Be Colonel from Nay e3a. 1854.
George Dunsld, Msjvr, 70 b. Lieut.
Co'onsl from Aay 23d. 1864. vice Nobis
pro uoted. ssse Is.
John Z. Ae0ary, CApnia Of Com
Iany 9, TO De Major from Nay ED. 1864
Bv the proaaotion al Caps. AcCesrs
fst Lieut.. ]. s. Stidsvr vim bsesns CIR
tain Of Conpsny G.; J. H.. Mssss a
Lieutensnt. aud Sergsaat Leash "a Ieni
OF same compaay.
REsIarAr1oH or Col. Soorr -Insss
matioo ~as reviewed yesterday by os.s !,
the members ia. t,endanee ma IL
Grsnd Lodge that Col Jsbn Scvtt 81 th
Th.rs, -Ssresd icws iafamry AsA 4
slgned his JoioDeivy aBd was on his -,
bo~essfd.-(Ds l1oisss E4gisaer.
EZ yhs Asrylinds Lei Esasss L
pass~d : l.v sAx ~ bach lhsse oye
ssvst,-6s u asss0f sge 81, ssl tkxr
shove toss, -svs yeafs u ~ 20,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

A- Geo. ". Jones, Hempstssd, Jen-
nings, Haschings and such like patriots
are the delegates from Dubuque county
to the Copperhead State Convention at
Des Moines.
That Convention ought, in iss,iee 70
the principles and feelings of Jones and
Hampstead. to pass resolutions condemn.
ing the tyranny of the Government for
capturing rebels in arms, and thus lar-
rowing up the parental feelings Of leadiae
C,pperheads Of the North; bat We spp.
pose that the ccwardly skuuks while Cd
hitting the fathers ss leaders in their
Convention will not dare to express =
word OF frank aud open sympathy for
their braver and more honest Coppert . ad
sous now in the military prisons of the
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

The t1sht at 0yn4Anna-1vs 1ssi-
Z nSnts caDsurs1 BY tAs Rsbsls- 1Gee.
ean Badly WhippoA ~ oensTal Bur
bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

II Q 7 10 &
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

- yhs Asryl6nd Lexk kEsasss -
pass-d lss IA ~ eaebs si.rs--lA lAess oses
ssusI,r6ss ,sassaOf sge o4 ssl sksse
shove toss, -svs yeafs u ~ 20. s s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
WEST PoIsr, May 4, 1854.

According to appointment Rev. P. P.
Ingalls, addressed large and attentive
audience last night in the n. g. Church
in this place, in behalf of the Iowa Sol
disrs' Orphan Asylum. The address
was truly eloquent, and the noble cause
20 ably presented took firm hold upon the
sympathies Of the people.
How our hearts beat With joyous emo
tions when We give of our substance to
benefit the poor. How would our cheeks
redden with bushes Of shame were We 70
refuse to aid those whose fathers die for
country and us. II is gratifying to see
how partyism in politics, and sectarianism
in churches, soften and melt away when
the sun of benevolence shines in com.
munity.
The following amount was readily sub.
scribed to aid the enterprise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

Mr.. LrNcoLN's LAST JoKE.-Mr. Lin
coins last joke is related as follows BY
Gov. Yates: s
The Governor called "a the President
this morning, and daring their interview
the latter remarked: "Yatss, Ill tell you
the differences between the concrets and
the abstract. Whom the Ssnats passed !
resolution requesting - mot to ap
point any more Brigadisu. - ths 'vaoaa
cies we're oil fslls that's the eeaofete. Bu
when Senator comes up here with |
long petition and longer face, feqsaat
ing me TO make Brigadisr ont of sent
scallavag. of ! friend q his. - il hspgle.
every day-I call that IN abssrssl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

Troops Novrss lsfo WEsr VIRGINIA.
1t b said that the dovernmens i IN
grsst want of steamers 70 transport troops
up the Kasawha river. asd b prs<siss into
sefvics every saeaner thss pssses Par.
ksvsbafE. 6svsssl steamers hailing IA
and from this port hsve been seised. -
{ Pistsbsrs Oonnereial, Nay E.
The barge Losisville, containing
IN 600 bufhsh OF oaas bslosging to Nat
thsvs : Co., Of wheeling. nss sunk ,
few days siseein the Kauavha river, neal
CharIestou. The barge vas in TOW o.
the steamer Geotge Thompsoa. Ths
steaners Victress and Viola uers follow,
ing tho Thonpsos. and hsd larxs hal
boat il TOW. The Thsnpson ran. aerould
yhes shs tso heats raa iato The barr
and sank her. The barge and ., a.sni'
were in>dred in tho home Offices Q
WAssliet Ibid. ssssKr Asa 4ssr.s.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

sA-A Cincinnati paper acknowledges
the receipt of the reports of numerous
meetings of Union men recently held in
various parts Of Kentucky. The respecta-
bility in the numbers and character oi
the persons assembling in these meet
ings, and the spirit they manifest, are
highly encouraging to the supporters oil
the National cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
HE For Congressional matters ses
fourth page.

ENcouRAeIse.- .--Hurrah for hsyoung
students Over one-h half Of the students
a. the State University, Iowa City, have
volunteered under the hundred-dsy call
of the President, and only await the ap-
proval of their parents and guardians to
enter the service. A hundred days SOL
diering viii be good exercise for students,
clerks and others Of sedentary occupa-
tious. Reughing il little will make
men out of many who are disposed to be-
come too effeminate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
Gen. Meade's Address 30 his Army.
Herald's Despatch.
Headquarters Army Potomac, |
Nav


As an earnest Of the campaign about
to commence, I send you the following
address Of Gen. Meade. Its confident
tone, patriotic sentiment, inspiring phra-
seologJ, sll tend TO Aad do beget some
tone and spirit in the hearts of the brave
men who are soon to march on the tue: ].
Headquarters Army Posomac,
May 4. 1864.
SoLnIEhs. Again you are called upon
to advance upon the enemies Of yeur
coultry. The time and occasion are deem
ed opportuno by your commanding
General. / address you = few words Of
confidence and caution. You have bean
reorganized, strengthened and fully equip
ped 10 every respect. You form part Of
several armies of your country, the whole
uudsr the direction Of an able and distia-
gaisLed General, Who enjoys the conf
dencs Of the government, people and ar
my. Your movement being 10 cooper
lion with othsh of the utmost i'm postsAce,
no effort viii Be left unspared to mske il
successful.
Soldiers the eyes OF the whole coun-
| try sse looking with anxious hopes to the
blow you are about to strike 10 the most
sacred cause that ever called men 70
arms. Remember your homes, your wives
and children, and bear in mind that shs
sooner. your enemy is overcome the sooser
yoa will resorn to your homes to enjoy
the benefits and blessings Of peace, Bear
With patience the hardships and sacri6ese
that you will be called upon 70 endure.
Have confidence in yoar oeiesrs and il
each other; keep your ranks ON the marct
ana on the feId, and let each man tatl
estly implore Gods blessing, and sndeavo'
BY his thoughts and actions TO rsndeI
himself worthy Of the favor he seeks viii
clear conscience and strong asms. actu
ated By high sense Of duty, fighting I.
preserve the govsrnment and the institn
tons handed down to NJ BY our forsfath
Iers, and il true to ourselves victory; m
der Gods blessing, must and sili a,tsa'
our eforte. S..
(Signed) GEO G. MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
/ s. WILLI<ns, Asst A. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

WasA1sYssa, =. q, 1axnsa-E1sslbas
1k1sa1k4 fsAS Inka1itan4o-ln1Gaal
It. Monroe, May +.

n. 70 .x..1s -. ~ = sseS1ele
Gess. M I'D 5asE III q
- #. Monroe, May 5.
Passengers fepors thss lWaSbinkses,
N. G.. wss hid ID nhss BY stragglipa
nafi6ns I'D a6l6iefs a ths eibe g 81
hasty syacuasion. The Gevsrsnest Assal
eommissariss, ordnance and quarfermas.
tsrs StslsS .wees sIse destroyed Tie citJ
VA Reinly ovnstb b Unipn psopls. Los
several millions.
Four thousand federal troops suddealy
vvacuated Washington il the face ol
seven companies q ssbsls, leaving III
entire Union population TO their tendsz
msrciss, after burning the honsss ovsl
their heads. I asAS ta,.<
When the q. s. steamer lsft ths dock,
the screams of vsmsn lhd ekildsso, q
being abandoned, wsrs pitiful. Ths IN.
dignation against General Butler i very
bitter in North Carolins, aud delsgatioa
Of leading nsen has gone to Washington
70 ask his removal. -
:. 1t 10 said the rebel nms have decided
to attack The guaSoats without waiting
for assistance from their army.
Baltimore, Nay s.
Aocossts fton Washisgson, N. c., ara
evidently greatly exaggerated. A letter
received from Fort Monroe this kosssooa
says several refugees have arrived from
Warrington, and report the place vas
burned last Saturday. proasbly BY gsss-
riIlas. It was very small iten. and il
the most prosperous days. bad only 1900
inhabitants.
It is absurd 10 state the loss at several
million dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
to aid the enterprise !;


On Tuesday afternoon the following
officers were chosen, and . committee
appointed at meeting held for the pur-
pose Of arranging that this township may
be thoroughly canvasscd: PresideDs,
VIM. Steele Vice President. Rev. Mr..
Krehbill; Treasurer, VIM. Alexasder
Secretary, j. Morrison. On the commit.
tee were appointed Mrs. r NJ. H. Brics,
Mrs. Laugherty, Mrs. Pennington, Mrs,
Hook, Mrs. Alex. Stewart. Mrs. Gillham
Mrs. Joseph Moodey and Mrs. Mckay
who have engaged in the work with com
mendable zeal.
]. MORRISON, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
, W ashington, MaJ S.

Washington, Nay S.
In tho Senate to-day Chandler ffoa
the Commists Of Commerce reported .
bill TO prevent smuggling, which provides
that after the frst day Of August next all
baesags and efFests Of pessesgsss, eithax
cthsf articles coming into ihe Unitsd
States fron any .foseign ooantsys shall Be
inspsstsd, sd Il Any dstiabIs srticlss shall
Be found the trunk, Yaliss Of other en-
velops shah b cenllscAsed. sesS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

~ Gen. Banks, in official dispatches
to the War Department, admits surprise
ard defeat on the 9th Of April, but claims
the subsequent battle rs most decisive
victory for US and most damaging defeat
to the enemy. 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

0ssEaAL SxrH's PoaITIos.-By -
arrival to-day froa The Army Of lhs Po-
tomae, Ne ass able to by 1t rest forever
the malicious inventioa which reesnhy
subosdiaated Gensnl Butler to Gsnss.,
Badly Smith in NE Dspartmest of Vn-
giaia, and lsft 70 the fosmsr bat hollov
Oi6es ef civil sdninistntios. Gen Saith
simply hes been ordered 70 report 70
Gen. Bstles, to Be- asaigssd By The lasser
70 saeh duties - hs might - s. to pat
hin to. Tho nanagsoset of the Depart
neht Of Visgiah aad Nesth Carolisa i
sarsssrssdiy ssonieted 10 Go. Bsslss.
asa it = the Gsassal's psrposs 70 sais
tbs 6eld u psssoa vhsa The right tine
censs. WAes hs dses -, ~ vii ass;gn
Gen. Smith to the command Of eosps,
and give . eospe to Geo. 0illWose. In
Washingtoa ths'eseasepe eos6desec i Eel,
ID GsaerSl Butlss's military ability and
disssssiss. Tbs ssaseness that 6s hsd
written letter y The Prssidest, con.
phising of being evenhsghsd ssd Jeff
ID Fortress noesos With no&hiDe 10 do,
vss . nslieisss fabsiestios. Therv haa
been no occssioa for such letter. The
cosodeDee 10 Ges. Butler fels at the Wal
O4ee ID shared By Gen Graat.-fN. r,
Tribuae, April 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
Especial to Post.

New York, Nay ..
The Ways and Means Committee have
che Legislative bill under conGdezation
this morning. :
A resolution will soon be reported from
the House Printiog Committee asshori-
sing the publication Of al Congressional
documents relating to the war. 1t will
make three or four lsrgs volumes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

oeeupatisa Of West Psiat, Va, ~ ssr
YoTeoo.
New York, Nay 8.
We learn that West Poiat, Va, as haad
of York River, was occupied By portion
Of our forces on Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

Washipgton, Nay s.

Washipgton, Nay 5.
A gentleman Who arrived kers to-day
from Brandy Station, having left there
hst nieAs tWedsssaay at e osaosk, rs1
ports that up 70 that time there has been
ne hosailities. ay she.a asasoss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
Especial to Comnercial
Wssh6ngton, Nay 5.

$50 '.--kes->sSy - -
Chase has prepared An smesdmens d
the bank bill, uhish Summer viii Offer
today, taxing tho nasiossl bssks asss.
ally Q per cens, % eissslatioa, l per cent,
on deposiil and ! per csDt. on capital
stock beyond the amount invested ID U
>. stock. This is oil to be applied 70 the
payment Of the interest and principal q
public debp. Real estats bsld By ba1kl
s alana .tosbs sshjeos n 8hte. soanty q
| ednieil taxssion. ,,......, sA s.
Gen. Heron reports - Ties stAocitl
Vidaafri escaped 70 Texas ct the tims 3
the 0e6dpxSi0ssof 11o0sefSy ~ Jsaffts
The Hoaaa aQDNoi1aegSd6 Elections
has decided that Mr.. Blair ~ nos dal,
elepted, > pspbeg Of Congress iron Mis
iolri, aud that the contestant (Khex
was eiease5ta ~ sses1a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

p@ Government has recently seissd all
the North and East river steamboats,, at
New York, for military transportation pur-
poses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

s@-The Pittsburg Commercial says
ga great work is progressing in quiet
way" preparatory for the Sanitary Fair
soon to open at that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

RI A draft for about $3.50 men, be-
ing the deficiency Of the last two calls of
100000 and 100000, began in New
Jersey yesterday. 1t commenced on the
first, and will continue in regular order
to the ff,h district. The figures ere not
yet accurately stated, but the following
is about the quota Of each district:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06


Me0. .. =. Rleknln - = 49, D~ao.
Hon. Orlando B. Fieklin. hisherto :.
oafded = the header Of ~ CopparIsad
|s1bsls in Coles eounty, hss 4ithin ! shost
time sxpsrieessd ) change e hsest, a. 8
least apparsntly - ~ - ssqsesssd .
1aks o ayeusl sof bis snep peaieion 8
pfsasoss q the 64th Illinois voIsrteSra.
= 4 was ebost y kave foe ths lid, I'D
I'D = % H. 18th isst., 1t soasidsrshIs
lsn9th. We nats- . lev sxtraets fsoa !
sj1opeis il. ths ChAsiestos Pl~isdealas:
sThe eeaeGsioa 0esemeat commeneed
u 6opth Carolina, cad thers i 10 doubt
bpt thsss vas = party in that Htate which
Wished ths dissolnlioa Of the Union a the
thvs-line. John g. Calhosn ms tie
chief agitator. Ths agitation has been
kcpk 1p from that time until this. eadin~
u the preesnt rsbsllioa. Bat tie aneetios
npw i. soidisrs Of the 5lah. are ~. ~. -
ypu willing hat thj glorions Union shajl
= dissolved! God knovs that no nan
dSplorss the shedding Of blood mors than
! do, bat nov. that waf has eome--apd
this question. has beea subnittsd 10 the
aabitssnsnt d ths svord--we are % meet
it-thsrs i no stopping short Of 6osl sue-
ops. 6oms Of ny Democrakie friesds
sdy let ~ elect Denocrstio President
and stop the war. / visA 70 tell ~.
friends that no party. can stop the var
|uatil the question q settled. There is
- such thing = coupromise. Je6. Davis
AID his condolences stassed out 10 esssb-
liih : nov Government, aad they caspot
nov compromise. The growing Usion
seutinsst Of tbsir country wo1ld over
throw their Govsrnnsnt should they make
the sstsmps. They msst Gshs usfil they
are whipped ost, and ve must 6EAs until
they are eooqusfed. Many bloody asd
sgooessful battles have already bees bought
ard ve ieok forward 70 those which vsll,
% Riehnssd - Geo1gis 1sld, Be- siil
more imposinsG II ~ 6lth i callsd
into sny Of tAess saseIe, have 70 fsas
bss 700 will soqsit yourselves With
hosor."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

HA recent expedition up the Black
and Washita rivers. by portion Of Ad-
miral Porter's gunboats, captured 5000
bales Of rebel cotton. secured over thou
sand "contrabands," and destroyed much
rebel property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06
GAFFORD 4 CO.,
Produce and Commission
MERCHANTS,
1Goo. ITO and 177.
NersA siae Aain, BET. esA & 1sA sss.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

WAM4ED--kxEx,B Butter. Poultfy. Mes Rcrk, -
con. Lard White Beans. Pofafoes. Onions, WHIST 4ye,
61ts Rariey Curu Baied Hsy, Clover, Hungmlao H.
eshy snd Hiax SOD Beeswsx, te~thers col Rsgs 49,
and Tallew r which the highest market psjcs in eash
viii BE- paid
solicited and viii prcnps ssfss-
ton. nay4&d
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24

The venerable Rev. Daniel Waldo
died at Syracuse on the s0th ult., at
the great age of nearly 1o2 years
He was one of the twelve survivors
of the Revolutionary soldiers, and
the oldest graduate of Yale College
He was the faithful pastcr of a Con-
gregational church for seventy years,
and in 1856, when 90 years old, was
elected Chaplain of the House of Rep
~rssentatives, to which honorable duty
be was again called the following
year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24

YANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department I aim to keep a
full supply of all the leading articles. bought ex-
pressly for the jobbing Trade. On my shelves may
500 dOE. Cotton Hosiery Of grades mostly bought Idsl
September.
LOO Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves.
so Gents Suspenders of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties, all colors and prices,
800 Gents Collars.
500 700 yds Spool Cotton Thread.
200 lbs Black Linen,
300 Packs Pins Nos. z, 8. AS,
100 gross Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted,
400 Goat, Pants and Vest Buttons.
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons.
500 Common Agate
so Lead Pencils,
loo Reams Note, Letter and Pools Cap papers
300 dos. Ladies Dress Braids in assorted Colors.
100 gross Steel Pens.
10000 Gun Gaps,
100 gross "a yard Shoe Laees.
100 G =" Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum,
so gross Pen Holders,
$50 doc Serpentine Braid.
80 Marrow Silk do. in colon.
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
Is Rubber and Horn dressing combs,
3 Genuine Yankee Soap,
2 Old Brown Windsor.
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
30 lbs Sewing Silk.
so dog. Machine Silk all colors,
300 Bolts fine velvet Ribbons, assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs,
30 doz. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins.
80 lbs Common
2 gross Glenn's Honey Soap.
2 gross Lyons Katharon.
$1,000 Envelopes assorted,
5 gross Japanned Tobacco Boxes,
90 gross Crochet Balls, assorted IOlors.
l " Burnett's Cocaine,
kc.. kc.. 90
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24

If you have trouble, keep it to
yourself. A jolly fellow can raise
half an eagle at any time. 4 dismal
individual, on the contrary, could not
negotiate 8 loan ef ons and nine.
pence, if bis life depended Cd it. Be
cheerful, therefore, for your own in.
forests; or, to eondsnse the whole
subject into one line, "laugh and grow
fat" .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24
Q

Bill Sis q good accountant,
but like all nsn, will sometimes make
mistakes, and in one Of his bills hg-
ured up that "S times s are So
The dsbtor was not slow in discover
ing the mistake, and demanded an ex-
PLANTATION. Bill examined the account
and saw that be was "down," but did
not ike to admit it so putting 90 a
bold face he said
"That's all right. = 81
"How soy" was the inquiry.
dts all owing to the imitation OF
the currency" said Bill, "ths multi.
plication table, Ike everything else,
has gone up"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24
HuRgTy.

4 hungry Irishman, lately 1 n Lon.
don, mistaking a BARRIERS chop for an
eating house. bolted in and begged to
be served. The barber, supposing
the length of bis beard that he
70 be shaved, got up a basin
ksuds, and placing it before
2 wash ball, went away to
zor. Pat, not waiting for
I'D up the suds, and eat the
and on the BARRIERS return.
70 the razor, his guest DolIy
served. "There is no occasion fol
knife, honey; yer soup is very good.
but yer turnip was not quite boiled
jest" Pat paying his penny, be babe
the astonishsd barber good morning
.