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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

MORE RAIDS IN FLoaIDA.-The fol-
loving is an extract from letter written
by Gen Bailey. from headquarters, Dis
trict of West Florida, Barrancas, October
80:
"Since l have been at this place l have
been very successful in two raids The
last one has just returned from Blackwa-
ter Bay We met at Milton an equ
force, defeated IL, killed FIVE, wounded
eleven and took nine prisoners. without
the loss of a man. We brought sway
eighty thousand feet OF good lumber, and
a large raft Of good logs tor our mills We
buried two very important bridges, the
enemy's camp and all his commisssry
stores. took few horses and number of
small arms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23
THE GATE CRY.
WEDNESDAY. NoY,as''

THE ARREST OF LIEUT.. GovKRNoR IA
coBs OF Kfsfucky.-The WAshinefps
correspondent Of the New. York Post thus
refers to this matter
tThe arrest Of Lieut.. Governor Jac0es
OF Kentucky is likely to bring the disloy d
authorities Of that State to their senses
There are rumors here OF Z Wide-spresd
conspiracy in that State--not to take 1t
over to the rebel Confsderacy, but 70 in
aagurste a second revolution, the Object
OF which Iis to make Kentucky indepen.
dent of the general government. The
so-called 'Uaion party Ia Kentucky Of
two years aso is now in full sliancs With
the Democrats or the Secession organi.
cation. Bramlette aud Wickliffe are
hand and glove in their plans and pur-
poses. and Garrett Davis, who two years
ago moved to expel his colleague, Powell,
from the United States Senate for treason
able conduct. is now one of bis most init
mate friends and companions"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

Some ignoramus has started the stsry
that JEFF Davis and Alex. III. Sscphens
were born in Connecticut. Connecticut is
too good a State TO have given birth to
two such traitors. Kentucky fathers Da.
Wis, and Stephens was born and has ri.
ways lived in Georgia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
Natural Fruits

The cold hloodad murder Of the ,wu
Deputy Provost Marsha's, lately in cur
nei-hhorng county ot Pewcshi.k, is the
very natural fruits Of Correrhca1
teaching. To le still more explicit,
and place the di-graccful burden where
i, properly belongs. il IL the natural
offspring Of the Democratic party. No
one who ha. read their papers, q, heard
their stump orators Will have the trazcn
taco to deny this, unless they will deny
self evident proposition. and some OF
the cnppurhCads sre sufficiently lost Ia
oil reaeon to do Tina. AL others can
plainly ace it and will contrs4 it either
directly or indirectly, # any confession,
can be wruny from them. From the
time 'ta' the President is,n1d his last
cali for COG, 900 troops, they have been
especially a: i've in poisoning the public
mind They have sought in every pos
siblc manner to cripple the 1Aiminis'ra.
iien, IN oder that il might become
sufficiently unpopular, tia, the people
would again place them il power. To
ncconrli-', this. they have fonnd s,m .
kind ~ fan!t with every act 1T the ad
III niHtrn,tsn. This has been TOO severe.
and that toa ifnie,t ,hi- too agyrrs.
eivc mud that TOO indnlgrrt this too
soon and thar too late; nothing m il
eher'd h., n"thirg right. all wrong. III
abolition, ali va al aggression. all
opr,r> sion. with Uend,Hy ban .nnscy
ard ,avning Destruction. Upon the
',., orasr tor mere tr""r ,'they a. nr>,
hoMtcd nest bitterly. I'm tindl.c tn.
public unwilling 70 echo their lament,
,iena, they mea.n'ably sof,cnei down
and finished II teml,r''pg their eirt
with iib, ', rneti. nlh u ,ckl ~ innpn
does. But the MLnl ,,np Il ,hei,
course has he.n o:,m-i I" the dr. I;
@esking To make IT We,"l u|a' with III.
people; ,eachi". them THAI il wa'
useless 10 cali for mere troops. At ~,
iir-'. especially were they bold anc
reckless in ,ne,r dtnn, c.Atinn- The,
ar,e.d with ,hr rebels IL calling i,
"l.,ncoln's var Tia, hr was calling 10
SOC. 900 more men 10 he hnic' cred q,
the OK il butchcr.d al the stall, tina,
tens Of thousands Of more widow.
would soon be mon'nn. IN the lard
and hundreds cf thousands Of orphans
", ,lli b. he natural result of Lincoln't
cali for more troops. They said Tbs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
y shvillc. Uc.,,,n.v

y shvilIr,. Oc.,'snv ..
In the ii,ht ncr Alln,nn.. ~ u. !, :
instant. our forces completely va,.1u,sh-
ID lie rebel, "ho rctrcs'';l lr,,in. in
our hanis bet vcen 100 ard so kl,el
AMI wounded.
sk't,ni>hi,. occurred NJ diI ON
rhnr>'|.,. n Sh,al creek. be- wren III,
I-rion force "f q, neral M"r.-n aud
i h,' tu.cc under BMf~r,'. Five t-,sn:,.
- e,p'n-".i ly GcMr i Stalk weather.
,..,nmant, me- rni,>ki. rrpor, E.rre>.
~ r,". E.r f'arcnce from L"r.nce
har.. 4 :'" dispatch reports y LARGO
{fni.n Enrtn nc,r Fl,srcnce \ III.
!" W n'E.ptar,iy expected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
lIIynrasIlH News from Grant.
sherman. Bs:.rNri.1.p, CCt
War Drna,trrnn'. !
Washington. Octrb,, 70. F,


ar p'naftrt"h',
Washing, an. Dct,br, 70.
u, mair General Dix
meat E.,n Gen. !,u'!1' sle'man.
I'son,as s'.ti;l.n ~. i,,',..rr,
>non in.e lie f.snra!,I. con.l,,inn pf nj
i'arY ~ - y .he. respective tielti- It
,,..,nt.nn.
II" rs"posc of Gen. t',,n''4 ,..r ~.
Washington l4atin = been 'sita.a. q, I'D
Ne - lis hesil,ar'ess ~ Stu aav
We bay. bad ~ tcl,vra,hia c.nmnti
cation since hi, arrie.! there.
General Sherman ,-la.ra,hs from
Alla,"ena, Ga. October OH, 10 G.ner
~ llalleck saying he reached ksne>aw
Mountain TN the 9th, in time IL see ,ha
attack on Allatoona. III" attack was
met and ropnlsed, tho enemy ioosing
90 dead and more than ! 900 wound.
ed and prisoners. Our loss IL 700 in
The aggregate.
Cen. Sheridan reports Ia Grant that
his command il At Woodstock. VI.
Gen. Rn' bridge reports IL the Sec.
retavy Of Wav from Ca,.lcsbngh, Ky,
that he forced tho enemy from Clinch
Mountain and Laurel Gap. anil drove
the enemy 1t every point.
+. Al. STANTON,
secretary Of War.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
"lI~sdq<a'<>.<,bcpt eviTenia ana
IN. C,l
UGloJsF {; iU3o-p m:
ii. ,.r,,n.n, nsn. c...,;

vs {; 7; io:sop m:
:L,en,cnant Gen: Grant,
"Bi'ncy has rcgaincd Kautz's old 20
s',ion, and holds the enemy in the in.
ner line Of Entertainments around Rich
'nond. extending from Tie Da,Lytown
road, to connect with We,,zel on tho
left, near fort Harrison.
''T'hcre has been no movement At
Petersburg to-day. -
I'VE havc ,Huch tho b"st or,his day..
work One. thousand at least OF the
enemy were 'Rttlad and wounded, 100
rr,son.,s and > bloody iepnisc. Gen,
e,al Griyg, commanding Fields disi,-
ion ;sIcpor,ed by lady Wild saw tie
body, as killed.
"B +. BUTLER
The Nralrs tO'h Corps correspond
en-, October 5,h, says: the situation
| on tie norti, side remains unchanged.
About tho usual number CT leser,crs
come into our lines daily, giving ahon.
the usual report Of affairs in The ho.
!cayred capital Of rebe!dom.
1T, LAY VIC Received tidings that IN
| Che excitement Of las, Thursday the
f,m',s Of jill. Davis packed mp their
small traps ami started IN haste s nh
| was.l.
"The Richmond papers give q gloom
irr picture Of the cons: erDa,on thai pre-
vailed there on our approach ,l'a" any
that have been previously received.
TIL. universal cons-.ih ion MAS in"xor
able and impartial. Even the sick aud
wounded from their military hospitals,
those who could walk, were compelled
TO ~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
Secretary Of War.

Special Dispatch 70 tho Chicago Eve. jour.
- q ~.@ 81. Louis, October 10.
The only news w hsvo from the
West to-day il TIA, fighting was going
on between cur cavalry and P,icc'A
rear, about fifteen miles west Of Je8er
sna City ill.,. morning. Resnl, not
known. ~
Price u south Of tho Pac,fis Railroad.
moving westward, but whether no
will strike for the Missouri river, or
rnsl, southwark with view al eecap-
ING ont Of tho State, is a moro co"icc.
tire. He burned the railroad bridge Of
Soot, fonr miles west al Jefferson City.
and destroyed lbe railroad property AZ
California;.
J: -rAD '.aosrafsnt Of our ssoor'j' oos-
trabaDd uevA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
The ls0vSeAlliek ssDcmOCrattc
kMOgprA''

Tn,a Company way on: ~ '!risl aud
near the scene 1T the .te mu,ar, ut tn.
P.w,.sh.ek mar>.,als II h,s b.. II
shown r,' j. was = ;reas,na.l ug,n'
za,,.n mlny .f uh,ec nf.lf..,> i.ay.
;.nhlic!y proclaimed thri' n.t-,''' ]. ~
rcai. he daft. and ;he G.scranr has
.r.iu, cd III" arrest It the Whole otn.
pany. The, will h. lied bs the .ivl
I..w. II the : .f6 ant n.an,,h'n. is
t unl .tg ,i,sf -any Ut them The full
penalty 1t the Law vii BE- executed UPON
them.
The Governor sent State militia aid
to asss, in arrrati"g the company.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13

: Mu> -naanqe, eQ.p se.:A :, m!::i'K.
.Avm. NIXON, ;>v :. I"
II. A Reed, private, com r, wound
cd slightly.
ES lse,ktey,. priya'e,. CON. +, mis-
sing
jacob Hitchcock, private, com. 9.
wounded severely III brcas:
II l. lI,,twcll, private, com, 9, XIII
led
Geo W. Smith, private, COM. g, XII
led
A Macy, private. com. &. killed.
VIM y Jones, private. com. &, killed
Tnos C"!linswood, corp, com. G,
Kill. 4.
John Tcrri'l, 1st scr.'., com. G.,
wounded severely in shoulder.
Jacob Daiacs, ser.t con. g wannd.
Sd slightly.
R,hcr' G,ccn|ce, corp, com: y,
wounded scvercl, in ley.
d II Tracy. corp, com. 9, wnnm'rd
4,yh,ly.
II " Evans. mivatc, com. G, wsnnd'
cd slight, in hip.
! Jnn. II Zha'b,' private, com. G
! wounded sii.h,i, in ankle. @.
J Roberts, private. CON. &. missing.
! r B.ynrcman, corp. com II. w"nrd
!, el slightly
!; N. o Hair. Sd Lieut., RIM. !
wunnlcl slightly.
A II .!.!.r. private, com. 1, wnun,lc,
si,.hls III foot.
Jnn. F"bcr,, private, com. I, wound
! -d slightly.
| VIM. Murphy, private. com I, wound
ed slightly.
| Fitzgerald. scr::.. CON. 7, missin.
! N Hughes. private, com. |. m,>>in.,
! u f''k"e'. p'''a'e, com !, "es'',,
! '>""'eas' c"F'' CON- ~ NJ
III
: nf',s' IVY '''' o"'' - e'"' :.
:" DaS'e'' P''''' cow -
wounded e~Ft s'y J" 'eES a''' ~ ).
! s'mn:l rtiend. '"'''' o>'"'' =
Wounded severely !" 'e-s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
War News
4nDgEaS hin. lstsfS mani

! W,E Dt:r.ra ute /.
! " ,sn.Ss.., \, Dct.i,er i ,in,n.
! l. Mi r Genera! Dix
Ti,i. D,;,a,,nsn' has receive VI.
| folI,wi,!. report If ~" cnem. ..:> ~
yesterday ~ Gen. Enlr,'s In. h.n
subsequent, 'ci'l>", anl Gtn. Hn',es
! brilliant n.i. .',is,ry the cnrnf L.
,ia.i, .nn.r Inc q! in,rcncinrn,s atoun.l
Is.l,,n MI
| "llrAn.r snrgss Drrtr1 urvr ~.
NIn.Isi,
! and Noli Carolina, Dc.nlrr !, 6.ae !
I.m J
.'.ientcnrn, Gen G,aat
+; al ESQ lis mornin. the enemv
ma, ing moved Fiel, and Iiake's III
visions e., N the left IT Chapins fn.n.
al 10 our II IN, ~ Dnhy,o~n na.i.
tie attacked with spirit Kan,x's cav
....y ". heir insrcnch,ncG's, and drove
them hac.; With small loss Of men.
Int Tie loss : his artillery. TIE en-.
envy .nil; rcd cor. siderable loss IN this
..,tack. Tie enemy then swept down
tho ,rtrrnchmen,s towers lInncy, Who
Ii avlnc .lhrnwn back his tight. waited
heir as<anl, ard rcT nlscd i with very
heavy loss on tho part Of the enemy.
The enc,ny in the meantime advanced
towards New market. but were met t.y
force at signal tower. At o'clock
in the afternoon / took the offensive,
scndin. Birncy with two divisions up
the Da.by,own road. Tic enemy re
treated rs he advanced, anil BirnYy has
reached aud occupies the intrench
ntnts which the enemy took from
Kau,z, AMI were terrifying for them
selves. Onr loss has been small. not
onc.ciyM TIA, Of tho enemy. We have
about 90 prisoners. -
IN, +, BUTLER, Major Gen.
Headquarters Tenth Arm, Corps,
October 7-lO:l5 j. ID.
I've hav. re- pulsed tho attack ofths
enemy on our RICH, flank with great.
slaughter. The troops seem 10 b.
Fields and Pickctt's divisions. | send
you batch Of prisoners. ! am ex.
tending my right flank. The enemy
seem 10 30 iptrcnching on The Darby
road, - ..:
Gena."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
70 War Democrats

l. thee \ .nel Democrat III 'his
""','f, VII" = n f'v2.r,"9 cen9lc''". >
peace with III. LeL- and maxim. ~ II.
ltv down Their arms AID .i.l,: ohcl
.n.n 10 the Z. Vel nin.t,. who ca.l vn't.
f.r Mcclellan ~" le.lc mems cnt7i,
sl,.., ,-l especial. are, seeing ench
fruits ~ the dm!;.ine- nt ,haS,. prace
men r,...ni. ire in l',Hrsl,nk 60
The teachings 1T ~" peace party -",'
position /, IN. w.r, I'D III. a,.f -
haa resulted directly IN the leah I
two mon. aud el.nb'ipss some more
must III. IT, satisfy he l,W, and al! the
na,nral fuits - tie peace pa''i"s' d'"''
irnes. Will you vote with these
snaki>h peace men?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
TIE New York WurlI has l.

TIE New York World has been
-s.""'in. ''."'f hoarse in trying to make
IT,. r"hi;c believe that it, patty ~.
gained : substantial victovt IN The
the Name election. II ha2 lost ii. ONLY
Democratic member Of Congress in
That State by near 2,o0o mainri'y: )
member who was elected two y.stA
ago Nv IL: votes. lrtli> is the victory
The World talks ahoM, i: will hav.
~aore 1T ,hcm. We ~ish -+A4... ivur.L
mel, ] y OF its victories.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
The Joint DiscusslOn.

Wa relrfrt ia IL a, the time az the
,;m discussion n town las. Tupsd, ~
,t,.rn,,n ne ,re,.rr nar, If our ,.p..
wer, ~, Tor The pres ut issue making
i, in,nrac,,c .b'. fm n ~ 5,iv,, 1. full
r.rp,t 81 ,le discussion - We would
,,;>a. ~
X, can .-iy. L,,r j very shi,r, >.no,
~. 49,
- .:ls,. Y penol he discussion.
is . ,a:, 20 A.. :, ...acr. II. spoke
f ~ n. NOES a,.,nu ,t,t. igh' t. vote,
80. an. II. -..!.ii,,.: n. .x:.l,lned
~ 81 ',.,.,'r ~. r,. III r.,..' ~
Ga. -. p..,,. H. -. y,
mos =. 1, 81 ) =. l.. n.,. j"
.,.n.,..r =, Il ", ,.hl>. a. q. a
u, .i.,m ,,.,,l IL, rsyp xat r !.
-, hist, f;.,..3. II RI
n p,xe,.,ri. t'o',,, >.,,,.. So, ,,.t,
,n.of,n.l, va, p.,.. - n ,4l,t. Tup
.,in, vas wen al. ~ / .h;."ri,.,1r,
I Democrats can 4, hr,tcr ituA4ia' /
,h,n described
". Mischief t;.,:lovod, s-.,ias "a 10
! ~ NIX uli. t:,eras. .'iip: q; parry til.
>hau,i l.. ,g,,t,.,, sl ..h i, ia
40, >.,......,, ,y.r.. w.t.. IT, 4 :.
..a.>,.f go, h,.r',.. i, t,Es,'i.. on Vs..
, il; u, Ms.>,.fn.,s tee n. hes.
,.'.,f ~ i. lie. p,nsc1.,,4c n,r,s II
.,,n.l o,.ap ! i, h;~ ~, 4 our Goa
J.. J, -, a.l.,:,,...r.t.sn ns4.,,;.;,eI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1864
For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Of lllinoiA

For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Of Illinois -
For Vice President, !:
ANDREW JOHNSOr
OF Tennessee
l0r state,
For Supreme Judge
CO. COLE.
OF Dcs Moincs.
Secretary OF State
JAMES WRIGHT,
sEDclaware Go.
State Auditor
J. A. ELLIOT.
OF Mitchell, Go.
Attorney General
I. L. ALLEN.
Of Tama Co.
State Treasurer
". II. HOLMES,
Of Jones Co.
Register Of State Land Office.
J. A. HARVEY,
Of Fremont Co.
Presidential Electors ut 1.at~e
CHEN DARWIN,
Wk THOMPSON.
District Judge.
G. Fl CONKLIN,
Of Benton County.
District Attorney
c. 4. SCOTT,
Of Jones Comfy.
For Member 81 Congress.
J. = GRINNELl.,
Of Powesheik Co.
E'octor Of 4th Con. District.
DANIEL ANDERSON
Of Monroe County.
COUNTY
For County judge,
T. 4. GRAHAM.
For County Clerk.
y. d. APpELGATE.
For Sheriff,
KNIGHT DEXTER,
For Recorder
JACOB YIESER, Jr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
GROys yTUsKT.
4 GTain Destroyed 1nd is;eSxeN.
gerx sku.aDcn ~ Dl1lDeis

Lrxln.' n OrtUt"f II.
\ ,r,.'. L. 80 just received her
and considered reliable, Aays the rob,
a Capair Peter Evrrc,t's band, oaptM
"a ana hurre.l ,h,~ mornings train for
Uoyihptoa, eighty sojiess 4, ON COvi';g-
tor. and robbed tho passengers. No
further particulars
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
BY TELEGRAPH
UlI ON
| a. I'll !
OHIO,
IL IA i'll
$1,000 u J.
Pennsylvania,
4o,ooo!!!
sCea
set
INDIANA,
$4,000 !!!

This ,d,.raph;c dispatch vas tcce'v
cd A. TrlcIp S,t;nn, Ned' esdav noon,
and kindly furnished as hy II: j. J.
S,ewar', Who viii please accept or
thanks.
uCRAH AND TluRAlI FOR TIE
UNION! .!.n!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
Cores 70 ,atlcncO
IlArnrsoS BvRa. Va, Sep. 81

IN ~, "a u t,wa VII. Int,n'ry w tho
BATH. ~ Winchester an n" l0,h aud
Fishers Tin, ccnd Sept ls;, VI. which
il ~ cor,c.., IS can hr had a, this
,imc. Navy # 'hr slightly wo"ndcd
;,rr ~ ~,,i cared for ~ circumstances
vii rsrpt1.
Tsr present cn',dl'i"n rf The cath is
~ ! n,'twi'hstar,lir. the forced
mach il has male Er ji.c pas, week,
in rnrSnt of the fleeing encmv. Ycn
will ~ Il .nh' .d i detailed arc.nnt nf
thess tatllS> ne'rrc this reaches ,on.
I will only say thai the oSh |, wa has
,,,'ita arc,hrr ,an.cl 10 its already
bright rsnr ! was present dnrin. \
uMlinn az H.. hnt'lr 1T he l0ih in
which III. 2S,h vs. c"rspici2us. More
gallant Gtli>crs az i,r,>ar men never
faced an cn,,rv. H. ,he ba.'ic II the
23nd the IS h Was still more CONSPICUOUS
where thry charged up hill Amos
perpendicular and drove the rebels on.
nf rs strong Qualifications MS Nature
AMI art combined could m Ike. without
losing man killed aud but few
Iiy ,ly wounded rs Won will see hy II,
,i>'. ! can truly say II a, am p,ond
a. i" 4 c,tixen ct \ Sac that sends
such brave M n To defend the honor of
the glorious stars ard stripes.
W. a DANIEL.
As,is: Surg. .s.h T..
list or LM..d. WYNN Iri and missing
nf 2s,r Iowa WI. TT. in n" battle pt
Winchester, y. Sept. IN, 1861.
J G s'for., ALI wounded slightly,
hand & hip.
s Jn". r,'ner. Capt, com 4, k'I,d.
JOSEPH White. scr=i. :" /"
Henry Worth, corp, /" wound.
cd ~liy,.,iy in face.
EH Rrll.r, private. "om. A, wcnnl
cd >ii.h " i" face.
40 l.nvl nr;,,.o cam A n,e.;c,
J a Campbell, private, com. 4, mis-.
.;n;r
a., II u.,l,., ,,.,,,. GOV, u
L.ll.d
LIZ Wilson Cant com Il wnn,dcd
SLIGHTLY n i;a,.
u Huffman ec~., com. Il. won, lied
severely w a,ll".
C.aA. y. lI,vr.ly. ls Lieu. Gem. y,
wounded HIN ,nl :.rn.
Gee Prkcr. y ,y.,,, r,m b. wound.
., ;.., ,r,, uci.t.
/! DSIm,.;,.,. n,iy... en- r. ,rnn.l
-, s.,c,,i: i. mt. Il.
| Y,.nnn m;ya,c. com Il; a,nn.le.,
! severely in o.m.
+. NJ. C...n.lly, private, com. i:
v,,,n.,,3 .sy.,,.,y i, IN.
/ J = S,,i.h a,,.tt. en-, s w,,a,d.. !,
,ii.i,,l, in .i,.
!, il IL <.h"it. priv ATE, com y, won IL
Cd slightly u hand and aniI..
~ ,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13

A repor'ere' pew has bee" ea,ab''sh'
eel al 4 fash,onable church ID LoDdor.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13

Mr.. Grinnell informs az that the an.
,hori,rs have under arrest bet wecn 80
and 40 Of those directly crncerncl in
the late Pvweehcik murder affair.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13

Oul army il narrowing th.ir lines
and gradual, hcm,nng in the rehel>
around Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13

T.l tV.tt Ntirl d. N-'N-T.I'tT-3. T|I.
SUI jet calmly. bel tween MS ii t',..
tlun ,iav, aud see II IL. ca.:na' max. ii.
his minl Ia build the rn,rt IL as. h,m
self by giving III. &c mills on the d.la,
for two years, a:!a vo;c accordingly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
Testimonials 10 the Value Of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct Il. 1905,
Having witnessed the effects Of the Of Nitrous OXyd
Gas in the extracting Of teeth by DIR I'M Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think 1t Of the greatest i'm
proyemeus othe age application Of science for the
elef Of pain. ,use regard far preferable to that Of
Ether or Choroiotm while the elsf from pain is just as
entire as TIA. Of Ether Choroform, is free FROM hos
depressing inauet ces that often follow their COM
mend IT'S use As safe anu entire relief from pain to those
who wish to have teeth extracted and ever retain pleasing
associations connected with he operation,
VIII n. RICHARDSON, ND.
Ia. JoNH N. CoMrsYs
DsU Sn Having witnessed the eneot Of the
Nitrous osyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by Or. Richardson,
further state that this Gas has long been knovn, to
selenihc men, and has ofen been administered by Pro.
fessors and Lectures mall our Colleges pleasant
aud amusing experiment More recently, has been
en.tvely used by Dentists in vaous parts Of the Coun.
try ot the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth in.
Jury from IT. use ever hav ny been reported have
hestanoy in saying that believe Tito be the safest and
best agent at known the Profession for render
NJ thesystem insenslhe pain under dental surg
al operations. ..,... =,
~ Aaf d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
Silver Watches.

First Class Hunting Time Pieces for fecuracy OF
movement beauty OF material, and ABOVE
ali cheapness In price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation fAultles- that II can hardly be detect.
ed by the most experienced judge. rhe material being
Of two metals, the outer ore being OF mt quality
sterling silver while the inner is German silver,
It cannut be recognized ny cutting or heavy engrav
II making It, not only in appearance, but In durs-
by, the bet resemblance OF solid sterling silver In
existence.
The sale of these watches In the army source OF
enormous profit, retailing as they very readily do, at
s25 and upwards Many hundred dollars can be
made IN single pay day by any one OF ordinary bust
ntR tao,
LT.AT WHOLESALE ONLY In heavy hunting
cases beautifully engraved, white enamel dial, and
fancy cut hands. in good ruanng order by the half
dozen, sec Sold oulv b. the case Of TX
Upon rec ipt two dolla 3, as guarantee of good
ai h. W. will send watches by express to any part Of
The loyal United ate co Getting balance Of bill on
delivery. Ibis insures buyers against frau, giving
them their watches b fore payment s required
Soldiers In the dsloya States must r. init ca'h In I'D
vance, as the Express companies peremporily ret. %
liking ooee ions In such dangerous localities, Re
memt err cash III advance from within b. army lines
in the rebel states We guarantee the safe delivery Of
al wa'che-, whe her they sent BY mail or express.
HUBBARD BROTHERS, Sole Importers.
III Broadway, col. Cort andt St. N. Y mkfw2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-01
{~,)le0.

Notices Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries including
POETRY inserted Tor Ave cents line to he paid for ad
vance. This rue will be strictly adhered to.
IN Jamaict Feb 2lst Joseph B. Castle, son OF VIM.
al Polly 3 castle aged years
ln Cmdcn street Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, jan.
"a. 1891 oi 1yl hold Pneumonia, James ~ Ford son 81
Hiram and Fanny Ford, Of Granville, VI, aged - years
ana mon,ls member Of the llth Vermont Regiment
Brigade Bard
win TIE 81 Gilman please copy
In l,p= ,tk, Feb. 18Th Mrs Betsey Barnes, wife OF
The Herah Barnes, Esq, aged 10 years.
In Wolcot Feb 4th George G.. only child Of Charles
and htry Scribner, aged months and two days
Our little one is sleeping
IN sweet and gentle rest,
Nis little hands are folded
Upon his little breast
sleep, little George, sleep,
TIL Christ shall BID thee rise,
Then join thy sweet angelic voice
With angels In the skies
u Wolco.t, Jan. 10Th, Salsa Davis, youngest son f
Gavin and Maruds johnson, aged four years and
eleven monti..
One more bud from earth has faded,
one less flower for us doth bloom,
one more earthly tie is broken,
one more home is wrapped in gloom.
Salma-yes, cur darling sama,
Iosed bis eyes al dawn Of day,
md while friends stood weeping round him,
ilis young spirit pass ed away.
In West Fairiee the 10Th inst, Of Lung Fever. GIL
man .auriston only child Of ar. l.. J.. aud Mrs NJ g.
Church. aged year, months and - days
Died In Barre. Feb l2h, 1864, Sylvia T., daughter Of
Rev n K and Emene Cobb, aged years md month";,
Died atthe Vermont House, Bradford, Feb 9th, Of ty
phod fever, Albert D eldest Of Edmund H. and Iu
dab NJ. smith, Of West Topsham, and member OF Go u,
Ninth Regimeat Vt Volunteer, aged 10 years monts
DIED al camp Randall, in Madison, Wisconsin, jan
Goth, Cha rles Stuart Kimbsli, aged q years