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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
LOIHX.
DIR. H. a y ID L. Rs & G .
IODINE WATER,

Iodine Water sets upon tbs Heart LIVER Kl4nrysD
gestiS= oTgai,s abs. Clai.aslar = stem.
The sueee-s sta hs. q the OF shis rtrned
tn private ITsrt4cs. AID the M sn~.tj al
tberit., eafsss ass "a rssteIsd IL tn tie pfacflIsr
atid the Fabiir ilshe GNa4.It that w4th
will attest IT. osH rseriisass ts tars.ic ais-
hsh Indicate il!Ii.e s se4ss.ala tssstAIir
skin LfussieI HsAgE iARsf saa Kidney Ds@eAs4s N.r-
suus AneeisA AvaF-sta. ts-Ensatisn, pssIelsiz De
bsiify. syuialts. SIC.
fhts1eisis ma! rely upnn the uniform strength O.
Iodine afff 4safAiis thTse-saaattr ETslls gH-.
iodine "a EACH Lai@ sae ~atsr -ssrrM4 sx.zx
Esea II = hai tlA4e - fssgfu Sssas.t curl,
Termed incgnSilt~ asitissf J. ts- ies IEsa al
nri'iEaiAE- esait t1sa tft sy ineTt4vst resrs.
tna tair ssutsat ff T. sa ether tlSi1 - s4AIts
,fihA io-i4ue.
thil Directions aecfi xhX each huiti@ that il may
H-ea as family s1eranr ell the psxss.--s.
fric~ aav dulI ~ tptte- ~ receipt - Fx- ilar~
.is BOTTLES g. teresi r. Ly frssN sny A8r.s.
Bers-~ % GsaftrF.iis atf tnita.irAs HIGH atr3cI
pied 5r1i@e sssa~etuI t. asls-e u on arr rsnt4ft.
,re car si4nainfe and TRADE asl lr Trek wsd bead
iis iis adssrtiseirti Eisa tbs lAls srapxass y
zach b-pitss, wf:Agrt sAsch none Is ssnuin~
Circulars aF&tis
n. Y. tNDKRs Co.
tiis ssefans aid tsaaisfs
nasy@@aA~om Nc 80 Broadway. Ass York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

sN- An incident worth uarraiinr. re-
Gently occurred in b zone county, kea.
lucky. A wealthy planter. the owner o,
some valuable "chattels" and wei! known
IS rebel conservative, who intends 10
vote Tor Mcclellan end Pendletsn. hal a
TAT and muscular negro, who was con
>crip;ed. HIS owner determined to pro.
vide substitute for him, mounted hi.
horse. rod into Covington, and $3.50 IN
gagged az lrlshman tie 90 as substitute,
but without informing him FOR whom.-
Taken to the Provost Marshai's Office.
sworn IN, provided with a uniform ana
paid oil, the lrIshmen then, for the frs
u.ne, ascertsined whom il was he WAS To
represent IN The army. II is said his
wrath and profanity exceede all bounds.
but II was too late 10 back out, aud he wa
sent to quarters. The Kentucky constr.
vatlves who oppose the eonseription OF
nsgroes on this side of the Ohio, who OBJ
Ject 10 aiming the negroes, evidently
value negro higher than an Irehman.
h1ther than see negro free they would
drive the whole lri.h population into
"siaushter-pens. II Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

ATTENTION, Co. C.-The members OF
Co. c, Ash Iowa, are requested to NEE
at the Court House on Tuesday evening
at z o'clock. for the purpose of electine
officers and organizing themselves into
the State Militia. It'd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
GOV. Randall,s ul,u.,ra,,o,


IL Gov. Randall, of Wisconsin, mad,
speech at the great Union mass meeting
Ia Indianapolis last Friday. from which
We lake an extract that brought down The
house:
Ibe platform, he sid, was one thing,
the platform with Mcclellan off Of it Was
another hing; ADD the candidate with
his own platform was still another thing
while Pendleton was noihing-a blank
Which of The three things represent, d
the party it wa Impossible 10 tell. /, re.
minded The speaker Of mother in Wis.
consin who presented her husband with
shree children at birth-one was a boy.
one girl, aud the other neither the one
'or the other. A little tour year old stood
locking With wondsr 1t her lil,le ps,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

CoPPERuEAD ELEcrIosEERrNa DKvI-
cEs ia order 10 affect The result Of the
election in Penns, lvanis, the Copperhesd-
on Saudiy put af,at run,ors of terrible
disaster to our armies on the james river
Such is the spirit Of faction: it seeks to
invented, OF the armies OF the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

n@- Messrs. Vansant 4 Sons are get
ting things pretty we'll arranged in their
new room. We noticed yesterday tina,
they were laying 10 supplies of all kiods
Of fresh produce, to which they invite ii G
attention OF our citizens. A good s.oe
Of choice groceries always in store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
j. W. KIrTLE

PERs'sAL = Our friend Knox, late of
the llawkeye, was in town upon Saturday.
He is Comm lssioner to take the vote of
the l9-h and is enroute, We believe, for
Pensacola, the present quarters of the
reg; ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17


For the benefit OF those who cannot
find the word "Copperhead" in the
dictionary, we.givc the following anal, sis
of it:
c onspiracy.
Q pposition to the war.
7 eace on any terms.
P Tracy.
E,mity 10 the Union.
IL ecognition OF lie &c. &. A."
ii aired 10 the Government.
b arrest sympathy with The traitors.
A narchy.
d isloyalty.
|, will be seen by the above what ia
meant y COPE ie'docracy dlfferel I
from the good Old word Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

EF We learn from the Des Moiues
Register that Senator John Sherm IN will
be at Des N )ines some time during tn Q
present eampaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

The vote was reported BY an officer
formerly on McClelan's Siaff. but now
very enthusiastic for Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. Ac.
corrected by GAYLORD i co., Produce peaIers.

~.
Ftous-snperhne, IS 80 b bbI. , "a. k g. p,,xs1-
hxira 2 bill, 8 81, sack. 80; ixira. e Jbl y ~
per ss h, W Refill tCc r Lbl pc y saek III b.,
hssf-sirins IL - 10 10 rail-, 80 To go !. pa
ooEs MEsL-s- 50 IS Is9 Ds
ESAs-"heai, - ~. Coru, Is = 100 De.
Coss-Aew . 10 as, oid 70 a busbeL
8fE- 10 to see y bush.
BAgLEY-fnll, toai SO; Spring 5Gal 20
oAfs-5oc z bash.
5sEss AFPLK~-ssEtd$l rs.
PoTAroEs-1 y toll 30.
BerrKE--tonmOn, SIC; Choice, 3bc.
bsgs-21c.
LAHD-25c.
SaorLbEks-2oc p n.
sfDEs-25c n 70.
llAss--l3c I. b.; Sugar Cured do. &c
Navy, 81 81. 80 iH"s
TALL0w-l2c.
BxEsvAx-so
81 U11siz W. W Wv ''A''s-
tiioxs-Dry Flint, is15- Dry salied iscGrubby hal,
price, ore+n, !; Green sheep pe,s. rs to ~ o.
skEDs-iimothy. 50 is. tlsx ~ Is to Is
Bar CArrLs-s2 rs, to IS % gross.
sasEP-S4 W to 50 90 Thead.
"ooL-Factory rab-wazhed 50& soc; Fins Yieecs M
Medium do. g. W
faT tioGs--sl2 90 nett;
FaaTHEas-5uc.
kass--,s to Size.
BAas--Iiuriape, 90 10 CSC.
Single dunnies, DOC double DO ese
Seamless = bush, ,se TO Is.
flour, X Dbl. IS to g.
do y bbi.. 80 to 81.
do Il bhl.. trsper)s
sarKs--Noo a ks, 2 90 a piece
OLD CoPpsR-ao 20 35c = b.
6n sa,ss-2sc y IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

EEr TIE vote taken on the train going
North, Oct. 18th, for President stood:
For Lincoln, "a
/" Mcclellan,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
ma rnon PsoS.s APPOINTMENTS

The speaking will be at o'clock p. M, except at
Drakevlle Keckuk Fort Maids and Burlington, where
1t will he at O'Clock p
The County Committees charged with seeing that
Thorough notice of each meeting is given and
adopted for bringing the people together
BY order Of the Republican State Central COMMITTEES.
IL VI HONtE. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
U.S.. 730L0AN!

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that sub
payable three years from Aug. 18th, 1884 With semis
ms interest at the rate Of and threetenths pc
cent per annum-princpa and both be paid
In lawful money.
These viii be convertible the option Of TIE
holder At maturity int six per gold bearing bonds
payable not less th Eve more than twenty years
from their date as tho Government hsy elect. They
will be Issued in nominations OF So $780, $780, 600
and 600 and all subscriptions must be for fly doiIars
| or nultple " my dollars.
The notes VIII be Transmitted III, owners free Of
iranspor taton cha gees oon asr The receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they be prepared
Az the posas draw interest August IS, persons
making deposits subsequent that must pay the
interest accrued from date OF date of depot.
Parties deposting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upward. for these not any time will be allowed
aeonmiason Of one quarter Of one per CEN,
sPEfliL aDEisrAGEs or THIS LOAN.
It's National Savings Bank, Offering higher rate Of
interest than any other and tas Bet ssesrS An, ga
sings bank which pays its depoors In o. e. Notes con.
slders IL IL paying In the best circulating medium a
the couary and easno, pay an, thing better for il,
own assets are either in securiie.
or bonds payable in government paper
II Is equally convent. NJ as trmpora cr perfnanen
Investment. The alwsys he sold for within
fraction Of their face aud accumulated interest and
the best security with banks coila,erals tyr dis cunt
: Icot veruhIr Int . Six per cent $40 Geia Boz
In addition 10 the very liberal Interest on the note. q
|. three years the privilege q conversion IL now wort
about three cent per amman fer current rate Il
y a2e Rond- net Ices ihsn are per y-entr@ an
e before the tie premium pr eett L. s,ost
was twenty per cent. 1t win be hat the aetu,
profit this loan the p srket rate not Il,
d than per ecn,. per snnuin
Its Exrnptsn from ssa.e or Municipal raxstle,
But aide from all the advantages la ennrpsrae
special act u Congress eItrtfs eli Sad ssa Trssss
seess fre~ tesifs4Gtios o. 1he sssrs ihis esern
!. tion Is worth STOUT per GEAR ~ ar I'm sccrail
81 TO tbs Of taxation 10 ,arse.as t,. - ts cerntry
: Ii Is believed that 70 securities ofes y -, at ira,s
4, n'~n5s g lender - thcsa ,snd ~ The is
all other fern u isdefssdress the asih \ sisfs Of n
rate rtics. .tcrk companies ssfsrat cclnRaunf
only, Is pledged for p~yp,nt willie The hvse proper
ofthe country Is held the discharge % alf
obligations q the United States:
While The govsrarne1t on-rs The mot liberal ter,
FOR rs oaos IL tsiierss ths' the ssopst APP.
viii lie to tbs loyalty sad patriotism Of ih4 people
Up 10 the =4th o. SEPTEMBER III. .us4. tiols to ii
lean amounted ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17
syA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

81 A VOICE FROM YILKSBURG.
NIcEsBVsa. Miss. Aug @ 1889
Dr.. John BG-iAsar srs 1 hsIpy 10 state 70 70
that have useJ your valuable C,trvu hit,Str wlth -,
u neni 10 ns-eit general aetsiits pfs-gfai o.
tny system pr'~acesi u the gA,AIf. and nas matte H.
u-tn With ten bni aiIay thruu bunt il. ho. ,.,b
vrn cam psdgn- | oou:d-s,tls recommend its
persons ho are EXPOSED 10 anlseaith, climates
IL. " kHLE.
Agent U. S. Sauitsry Commission
LorisyIlti, ny. sept. 10. tses
On the e2a Of July last submitted through Az AGENT
" mime, 70 the Aeel hirnct1 ui tile Department 81 III.
Army OF the Cumberland, sample NY Is-rsu titi.rs
TOT Inspection. AID requested IT. after analysis lie tDuJ IN
eIii"ous 70 sanction and approve its among our
soIiiers.
The cllvuing l. The Medical directors r~rI. and .is
"eh h'eeahs permission to chip $50 dozen onee q
have il sua T. sutlers JOHN gi;Ii
Il am satisfied thef Csdron Bitsers viii do 10 harm
any one II taken properly aud moderation zee no
oectioa u Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of IL tn
suffers. A. HEN ny TtiIkSfilS
Surgeon and Medical Director u
Headquarters Department OF Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July ~ isbS |
Ut John Bulls agent Mr., has permission 10 si,rp
70 Nashville, Ienta = gross, 60 doxsn Bulls Ie
irob Bttett for safe 70 suffers in the army Gully.
The regulations OF ae Treasury Depsr nj are TO b.
complied y / b strictly
by'oTdeI o Ma y Gen. Rosecrnns
WM. VI wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
FOR sale. wholesale and retsii by Wilkinson Bartlett
Oo' neoAak. iowa. sprls-dhwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

new Hork mOneS Market.
By Teleg-~phl NKs roxR, Oct IS.
nes--st~aiy AT per cent.
/. 81 riag-pull at leu
hi srtisr, excited and higher opening 2fsl< nd
~ 2-e3 eciiuing ~ IA ard eiosiag at Il 81
q a5IS
TOT 'xpcrt Of specie to-day sIssse.
0sFeEameht 81 -ks-fsrm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

BY telegraph Nrw YosK Oct Is
Cttonln fair request and prices materially advanced
At -0ssl - Tor misl,lrg uli pd-
fssuJSt ate sui Western 20 to inc better 0ad 25
for ENtta state. 10 co $40 20 m ExIrH II o. and 10 Is
al - for Tratv BIands, the market eiosing quiet.
Whisky-firnier at Tssl IS for Western elosls At
latter.
at5 10 30 better At % for Chicago Spring o.
81 ~ ur MI. suls2 v5G3 10 tor Winter Red estsgu
Ry~-Hirine, with 20 refused Tor Western
frn--i TO Z higher. cosiug dun ] "a for Mixed
Westerns
Oats -oaiet ard } 10 DC higher AT e5e
G5i-e--tiIm with nothing sloiug.
susa--iirnrr with g,sd demand at ls1<3 cole for
n o. Il q sIxe & r Cnls-
soia ses-Quvt and 1rm p. r. 1880, M1scoseds a,
s5sa9Ce
peiroieaay-Qsiet and frm.
Nook Ser but rather quiet
pcfk-oeEsa hrnler, I'M, closed duh and loser - q
a. 20 hr sess, ~ - - ols tos ness c~sh. cio
ine iss- ngar.s; ~ 90 no regular wsy ~ vaS
10 o. for prime and II esi2 50 f5r prime n4sss.
Beei-Qaist ,d St sdy al Ia alsss; l5esl &c fo
repark I'd mess AMI II 5Oa2s 70 extra mess
Meats steady at Il lslse shoulders and ls
/ Ale r hsnrs
| Lnd-Frn, with moderate husirtss at 2oa 22e
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filaluial au0 Commercial
ChlcaRo N nEkel.

BY Telegraph caicsao. Oct. Is.
Markets gen rally higher but irregular aud
klour--2ac higher Sales lo00 bbs. 10 GOA Ii 90
for Nh'te Winter, and 90 = 30 inr Spring Extras.
Aheat-5 to SC higher but ciasing weak Sales . 0 :
coo At IS for No. Spring. and "a Tor No Spring
cnrn-Asiuascfd 2c. safes II s00 brsh at ssk, %
for No. l. and 25a q Tor No 2.
eats-steHGy Sales Of IL goo bush at 64cs 6itSc for
Mol.
Rsr-5 10 &c higher. sales l4.oco att 1oai 10
Barcs-3 To sc better. GALES COO bush Gig CO
for No 2.
whisky-More active Sales 60 bbis. at ] c.
ss.ds-Timoths at 25pa 80.
Hay-Dali ut y ovtz2s 20
A1nes--kasy
.astrrn Exchangc-firm at par TO !. buying, and j
premium selling.
,ola-opened a, . lea 90, and closed at 2la
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-17

a'ncrRh Their sre ~ Freseft exiting large numhsr
Of Hair t5airs competing ~ patc r.trnpaa. ~ ~
9aeut ard REPEATED exaKeraii9s II heiF eeniiar prop
ertir<f VI Il u well knoSn to mans wha under the
nt'e fy 81 resorilhE 20 IN r nd that they
10 tas'r result The irelH- nj Inquire. hich ha,~ m
haee 81 fbr subscriber r tuIr which b. caald war
taat 10 certainty - ehrf ami h@ralesne~- have in
feced him e hsstaw naneh time and in rodnc-
ton q enc Which should Possess THESE qualities Sc
ffe> II @SrIme'ts have stab linn to overcome at
dficeitS, aud Il Is sourre ~ qualification 10 hin, 10
Ind hi l.laers cfoau.d y iih e.Hrsr suce~vs
tstes II sir Tonic l. dive lii eresta-eS
grey hsit 70 Is natnri elCr imsits iuoi-nre Mnd
Eiu~sy appearance he hair moves aapdrun enr.s
eruptiors and all die ase- nf the skla.
P-r@lss d fs's 10 become bald cs,l nv enusfxn, at,i-
cation and IT the Ta-is retore their hair and .lr
10 rs former healthy condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

"THE pACIFICAToR" is the title of q
new weekly paper which has just
appeared at Augusta, Georgia. 1t is an
organ of the Catholic Church, but pro-
poses to participate earnestly in the dis
cuSslon of the merits Of the existing
struggle OF the South for Independence
and to exert its influence for the termi-
nation OF the war. It is conducted in a
most patriotic and loyal spirit; and
While 1t advocates peace, it is only that
peace which will be honorable and
Will secure to the South its indepen-
dence. The first number has an able
address to the people of the United
States in behalf of peace" said to
De from an epnent Catholic divine,
whom We suppose to be Bishop We
ROT, OF Savannah 1t is very calm
ana logical production, and establishes
the hagrant injustice Of the invasion Of
The South by the Federal Government
1t discusses with clearness and marked
aoliIty the political character of the old
union OF States and the caus.s oe :.
disruption.
The Facifcator will exert Wholesome
influence, we doubt not, upon the poor
deluded Irish, and other foreigners, who
are duped into the service of the Federal
Government and brought to the South to
AID IN subjngating a people who, like them
Selves have been oppressed and tribu
'a'y' anu VINO are now struggling to be
free. 1t deserves the generous support
al the South. 1t is published by Messrs.
Walsh Blome, Augusta, Georgia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20
DIED.

Yesterday, the 18th instant, aged thirty-yeyeu
yeats, Mrs. LUCY &. BERNARD
Her illness was painful and protractll; but
without IL nLtInur she patiently bore H. For a
number OF years he had been follower Of Christ.
ana durrs h+r sickness found Ham present t4clp.
She died IN Jesus, ana Is blessed;
How hlni aer slGlib, Is are,
From sut:lngs and from sII.S Recessed
And i..ed from every snalr>
Far from this world of toll aesl STRIFE.
Sac l. present with the Lord
Lhs ltbprs Ot her mortal LIE
End in large reward.
Her funeral will take Illce from the Oregon UiIl
Baptist Church THIS AFTERNOON III q, lock -
ihe relatives and friends Of her husband Mr Syl-
Neseef BERNARD and herself invited L. attend.
In this city, Tuesday, the 18th instant. 1T three
o'clock, LUCAS MESSLEK, formerly Of Rochester.
New hUIA aged seventy -tW years aud four months
lis funeral Will take place at ST. Jantcs's Church
~ h4li-inist 10 O'clock TODAY His friends aie
invited 10 attend without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

GENERAL PAGE AND Fort MoRcAE.-A
few days since Yankee TELEGRAM an
nounccd that the rebel General Page
had been court martialcd on tie charge OF
destroying property in Fort Morgan after
he had surrendered This charge has
been disproved before Yankee count
martial. We give the following extract
of letter from one Of the officers of
Fort Morgan, dated "Prison House, ="
New Orleans, September Is, 1864:
THE army and navy have been much
inccnsed against General Page for no
other reason than the fact that he held
Fort Morgan as long as we could fight it
WI hen surrendered, ii was a mass Of Dc
bIis. General Page has been before a
council of war, changed With deatroyin.
property after the white fla" vas dis
played. The charge was disproyed 49,
Nothing of the kind was done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

-----------------.-- ------------------
General Gan, some months ago. in
formed III. Yankee admirers That he lad
,o.,,, so,,,nl ,na,,crs with rs here in
A:,.;,,ia ,lat he had Killed off MI
e.. ,..,, v.h, v..,o co,,,,,,o re hoa,;ng
.,... md that we were now dcn.rdiD"
f., our successful resistance TO his in.
,,,,..l!,. H.. ,.ns u,,.n su,h r.c,rite as vc
l.,3 ,.ht.,i the. ,y,blr and ,hr cray. -
,s,t.-.. N,.. c,o,,;,,. &c .r.,,l, ,t,o,c
mas, io.., ,....,, :, ,,,;s o,Iooo,;,, VIA arc
,,,t ,,o,.,..l - cav ,o,,,o.s General
Grant NAV know more Of the matter
,,sn we do Emf th;. we will venture
(, declare. fiat if the naionty Of the
,.-,,,it. uho are nourin, in TO fill W the
csn, made in the ranks Of General
lac L.. th, tenants of the grave, then is
tie rave much healthier locality than
We had ever imagined for n finer lock
IN .et Of recruits never gave strength
aaI s,euity to any army that ever
,n4rchtl The aprcarance which they
Ires,nt slikrs every beholdcr They
me in General tie very picture of cX-
MIGRANT health in general, large men,
active and strong limbcd. If these be-
indeed, the tenants of the grave, then
r.,y We say With peculiar point, ooh :
4 atn. wlclc is thy sting Oh, grave,
uh.lc is ily victory :" II, however, these
uurn be not drnizcns Of the grave, but
tenants of tie cradle, they are extremely
wei crown tor their age. We cannot
it,a,inc what they will be when they ar
,;,, At maturity. for many Of them are
,iz feet hioh already. If such be the
irf,rt, Of cid Nirejuia, what are the
grown pcorlc like Truly, these are
babies after the fashion Of Fin McCoul
who WAS . Giant twenty feet birh but
ras>cd himself eff for his own infant
when onother ciant twice as hioh came
+, o;ve "Lim = Eot;n0n
nur recruits are not only fine ,ookinn
L,,t tL.,. o,a ,orr;nc :, with q ,a,;J;tv
that oIaddcps the Heart of cver,. ,,o,,
vbo l,ro, his countrv and means to
stand Lv he, ola Virgin;a ;s far from,
tciny exhausted vet Mr. Grant ~ ,bc
contrary notwithstanding She has nevor
baan found uont;no rrbor cha ao, oc
trial came and sho will NOT ha fo,,,5
won:inp NOW The question with 20
gard ia the safety of Richmond wa boId
to hive heen already decdad C,.,t
can no more take Richmond than ba can
taxa ConstantinonIe He NAV nala hi,
mind M to that and to the modification
OF sLending the whole winter where he
is without being able to bulge one foot
in advance. and nndinr himself at the
Cpeninr Of sn,inr Ike haar who hoe
spent the cola season !, ho,,o,s, ,ro
ciselv where he WAS in tho fau
The nrosnects of the Contaderacv nm.
deryent a nomentarv chance for the
worse in Ausust, Since that time the
yIoom has been gradually wearing away.
until, at the Present moment they are
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Nav YANKEE BIsHoP3-key. y. W.
Clark, u. ID, Edward Thompson, d. d.,
and &. Kingsley, d. b., have been chosen
by the General Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, lately in session
in Philadelphia, bishops Of the Metho,
dist Episcopal Church in the United
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

A Moprsr MAN.-Brown, better known
as A. Ward, Snowman, says IF am
drafted, ! shall resign, Deeply grateful,
for the unexpected honor conferred upon
me, | shall feel compelled to resign the
position in favor of some more worthy
person. ModeSty is what ais me That's
what keeps me under
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

The DEAD Como 10 LIrE-It IL stated th.,
slncs the order TO mount Lewiss Kentucky bri gade
IN Hoods army, was made pubic, the brigade has
bsen largely enhanced in numbers. Many soldiers
OF the brigade who were supposed to have been
Killed long since In battle have come forward 10 re-
s9me lLe,r places in the command,
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, at 81 lame > Church, hy thu.
Rev. Dr Pttrr%tu, ID. JOSEPH PALMER, Of
acasth Carolina, to Mis- Nj. {. ALLEN, OF RiaL-
nelld, Virginia.
In thus city, September %, laGi, at the residence
Of Eieho! NJ, Oil, by the Rev Robert Andrews, W
- hEhkf, Of AtvXandria Virginia, II NORA NJ =
NELL, OF this city.
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FUR RENT At 1ECTION.

sNARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
4 THIRTY ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, kI.EVIN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
On TIE OLD TURNPIKE, IN ONE MILE OF
KOElOU'S STATION, AND ONE AND A HALF
MILES FROM tOALFiELu DEPOT. WITH
LARGE IMPROVEMENTS, FOR RENT PKI-
NATELY--We U:ter tor rent, privately, for the
year l5b5, thr FARM located ~ above described
It. laT2c accommodations for family and servants,
and convenience 70 TWO dcpyt- un the Il,linUul
and DluyI.lt railroad, and IL orchard Of tine fut
and Large and productive garden, make II very de-
sIgablc place, We Will add, il has never been dis
tuIbrd by our own troops or by Yankees. For
TENS apply to GkUBBS * WILLIAMS,
o. .i-3f AuLtL unr..ra
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