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SHARP PRAcTIcE-A letter was re.
ceived some weeks ago by citizen of our
place, written from Troy. New York, en-
closing circular and tickle. of a lottery
scheme, and requesting our friend to send
in return ten dollars. He couldn't see
it.-A few days ago second letter Va,
received, notifying him that the drawing
had taken place, and his ticket, luckily
had drawn prize of $500, and AGAR
urged him to remi. the $lO, and persuasive
ly suggested that the writer should have
one-fourth of the sum drawn for the wri
ter's disinterested labor in our friend,
behalf. Tbs letters, of course, remain
unanswered The party addressed b.,
no idea of giving ten dollars to . New
York swiudler without guid pro quo
After the wrong passenger this time
But We believe citizen Of Keokuk los,
five dollars in this way once upon time
Won't do it any more.
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LO1Hy.
DR.. H. AND ERS & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water scts upon the Heart, LIVER Kidssys, D.
gcstvs OreAEs, md 0iandulax eystsm.
The which be- attended the Of this remedy
in private pracea and ths esdossaent " medical
thorfty, enable TO reco0nspd 70 the pFactitone1
and the public feeling eonAdent thAf with mir trial Il
viii attest its excslence In he Of Chronie s
eases which indicate lodtse such ecrofula BEcocAifs
Skin Exuptions Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nes
bilIty, Syphilis, ETC.
Physicians nay rsiy upon the uniform strength d
Iodine water containing three-quarter grains Isrs
Iodine In each nuid ounce Ssss vatsr ssssss kal
ssed II b nos Abls 10 deosmpeuisa
formed inequaliten: neither b the Iodine oxyd1ed
DsssxAts>d by eshinsti0a with any ngreeuf, rspdeg
ing this solution supporter V any other sthod Of exAib
ifing Iodine.
F1l dircetiom accompany esch botsIe shat II nay b
used - fAnily nedrise we'll by the profession.
Prizes dollar pr b0ttl9 On receipt of ave dollars
six bottles delivered frss By express any addreas
Beware Of CoaAssgSrfis asd Initaxions which upriSc
pied dealers sasavos 70 dfspose II reputation
Bee our dgnatuFe asd snAe ark {the Greek hsad
Ing this advertisenent) upon the isbss and wrapper
each bottle. Without which nooe b guouise.
CsrcrlAsy gratis
d. n. AMDKAA I 90,
Physcian1 sAd CAemis1a,
nay1dswea No. As DxosdvAy, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

MIcA.-We have tried the mica lsmr
chimney and find it TO possess some nd
vantages over the glass chimney. 1,
cannot break, and will therefore recon.
mend itself on this account 1t is not
much for beauty. but we think that il
will be improved in this respect. For a
lamp that is moved about much il is Just
the thing. Call at Vowel 4 Co.'s and
zee them.
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new Vera Money market.

New YOFk MOAey MaFK6ts
By felegrapA.l NEW Ioex, July q
Money quiet and stringent Ut los.
Sterling Exchange decidedly hrmer II 1oo for gold
Guad more active and hr~ers opening 1t as, sdvxDc
ing 70 26lk ard closing ct 2ss1405oo.
0ovexnment Stocks dull.
SO Coupons l0t0l06.
80 Treasury Notes October aad April. l0e1<0ioA
0eecks-vesy dali
CkPnlk; q 1ss; RI lls,<;; y Z D G ~
Toll wab 6S PTtwAC1I5 AkfHesk C&uv
DID 90 c scrip l5o1c Yr Cert ss3<: Ne Aaa -
NYCl3A Eris ll3iz cB Q 151l< hsdsUn lss Has
lem 2ss Reading lss4: u 1s' IS y ss5I fcsste ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

- Yesterday was day Of perfect dali.
ness in our city SO far as furnishing sen
sational items was concerned. Peace
reigned within our walls and quietness 10
all our borders. The monotony was not
relieved BY row or dog fight, or . run
away, or anything that would put q new
phase on municipal affairs and furnish M
with local. Notwithstanding the rain
OF the preceding day, the atmosphere Va
not cooled muchly. Down came the
rays of the sun upon rs With unmi,icated
ferceness, reflected from the houses. and
the pavements and its power in,eusifi cd
thereby. We soueh. the shade; the
public generally did the same. With n.
poet we sighed:
On for lodge In some vast vilderpe..
some ooundless oontiguity Of shade.
We think it would have relieved ne.
Don't grumble, oh, kind reader and friend
OF ours, because We don't give more items.
The heat Of yesterday was too much for
them. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~We took BY the hand yesterday our
long and valued friend Andy Griffith. who
has been sojourning At Fort Scott for two
years or more. He looks hale aud hearty.
May his nose never grow shorter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

FoR BURLINGTON, KErrHsBuRo, NEw
BosroN, MuscArIHE. Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. - The steamer JENNIE
WHlPPLE, Capt. Jas. W. Campbell, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for oil Of the
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:i5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

HGo to Hamilps Photograph and
Ambrotype Gallery, Third-st., between
Main and johnson. if you wish perfect
photographs or A,mbrotypes. Call and
SEQ specimens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~ w. II. Parsons classes in pen
manship, bookkeeping and arithmetic
are in operation at the Central School
House. Those wishing to pursue any of
those branchss Of study will find it advan-
hgeous to attend as promptly as possible.
Visiting cards neatly marked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~The exercises will commence at
tho Convent of Visitation at O'Clock
this evening, instead Of 4, as heretofore
announced,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

CooL.-To call at Therme & Bro. and
partake freely of their cooling beverages,
such as Ice Cream and Lemonade. Their
saloon is fashionable resort at oil times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
The Government Loan
s2oo.ooo,ooo.

This Loan IL authorized by Act Of Con-
of March s,h 1854 which provides for ito
rIos cos, at any period lees than ten or more
eminent.
Until its ReAenpsisn, nre per cent interest
| is to be paid semiannually II oon.
It's Exemption fron state or LEGAL
| Taxation adds from one to three per cent per an
mum to it. value.
The Rate Of Interest on this loan, although
but five per cent in coin Is greater In currency
a. the difference between the market value Of cursncy
| and gold
A. Rules the FIVE per cent. specie securities Of
all solvent governments always par or above and
currency funded in the National Loan viii be worth
its face in gold besides paying regular and liberal
centage to the holder.
No Seen Rites offer - great induce.
nents, It is believed the various descriptions Of
o. g. Bonds In all other forms OF indebtedness the
faith ability Of private parties or stock companies or
separate communities only pledged for payment while
the debit Of the United States the whole property Of
,r,n.,,., -, - - '''''' " '''A
The RunaeA Debt u The UaaaeA
states on which interest payable in gold on the ID
aas o. March, l90'' wa "es'sS 600 The interest on
this debt for the oom.e Ascai year viii be IS s l2e
-s,,. .s.-. 80
year enaipr Jun. so,h 1884 hss 49,, !. =. ]. ~
81 ov.. s,oo 90 ooo -,
excs.. Of N. v,D,. 81 n, rr...,rv a. -.
.,,a ,.,.-..,
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NJ Remember the Pic MIC of the Sab
bath School of DR.. Browns Church to-
day. Don't be too late for the packet.

A New BoAT.-The Bostona cams up
last night. Itpurposes running in the
trade from here down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~ Perhaps it is not generally known
that the 81 900 donation which the Pops
sent to the United States to be distribu
ted BY Bishop Timon, of Buffalo, for the
benefit of the wounded soldiers, $500 was
for the wounded of the Federal army,
$500 for that of the rebels.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEli

pATCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE 4 ~ psse !,
- fAs 1sStf- The only Ha-afsss, fvss 80 Rslss1h
g. Known Ths splend'd Hair Dye b psrfecs-cAaaes1
Nd misty, OF Gray Hair instantly to 0isssv DGswA y
ssfrsf Drs0s Without injuyne the Hair or Staining ths
Skin leaving the Hair 6o and Bsantfal imparts Heal
vitality frequently restoring s pristine colos rsct
nes the III effects 81 hnd Dyes. The geauins signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; ali Others are mere lsita-
iicns and should be avoided Sold " all Dragxist &c
NEW rolLsf CaEas for Dressing The Hair fiyo-dxvIv
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~ The new boat, Bostona No. 2,
Captain R. w. Terry. will leave for St.
Louis this morning at 6 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~ Millions OF locusts are making
their appearance in Wisconsin. Many
persons have been SO severely bitten by
them that they are not expected to hive.
Their last appearance was in l849.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
PORT or KEOKUK.
finanfiol aud & Commercial.


~ rslsersph.l C1oAso, July 8
wAsat-Buoysns opening Il o102 10 Sr No. !. nd
eo03 @ or No. closing quiet bat nm = ossade.
Oaas-S tssdy. Bales At 1s1110so3fe, closing qust.
Rye-Dull and lows.
Whinky--Kxcited ana higher. Sales ax 710l ~
Posk-Msa pork hsid at 70 90 prime msa firm at
- %.
LArd-Held at I'D
Gold closed 1t 2S01D256.
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OKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Tbs Library 10 spen Arsn 2 70 P. NJ,
Mondays. Weanesaaysa ana Saturdays
And7 to 10 evenings of the days.

efccK-$1o % per share, and - 90 Annual dues,
sunsmnns-ss 90 per Annum, 81 90 per Quarter.
Assa svsr yssahw Bro . sssrs Ms;s-st bss - III
OTTO LYMAN, librarian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

AWe cali attention to the advertise
nent OF Aesss. Huiskamp 4 Matless,
successon to H. g. Huiakamp. These
men have been in the Boot end Shes bust
ness Tor many years, and have always
Sustained . reputation for promptnsss aad
fair dealing in all their transactions, and
we have no doub, but they win still, Ssiu.
tain good trade, and satisfy their Gus I
toners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

- Kramer. Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the ssls ef 6lessn's ''Sids-Lesdieg Re-
volvers." The bet pistol sew IN use.
No. 100 Main street..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

1WBsaaag FiAgs, I'll sisea, nansfis.
tursd By c. H. Emerson, Fourth =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

diseases Of the Nervous.
IL Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Svs.
leae-new and reliable treatuent-in reporss Of the
HOWARD AssocaAosSent BY mail IN sealed letter en-
veiopes Tree Of charge. Address Dr. j. sgI1H HoUeufon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phisde
pnia, IA aprl-dAv1y
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ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

~A VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vIcKnc.s Mis- Aag q Is0
Dr.. John Dsn-Dsar Sir: ~ hnppy - stats b 20
that have use1 your valuable Ccron listers greas
benefit to nysM In general debility and prust.faa u
my syssn predscsd BY the sahsaithy cd iasnssie
nuencs Of the Aiuppd river around vicksbarg having
becn with 6eo Grant army throughout uhoe south
err campaign cnd~asiy recommend ia - ~ al
persons who are exposed 10 unhesthy einsstes
II. VI. f01LK
Agrdt q. !. Hanitary Gommfssfon
LeuuvuIK Ky. srpt IL 1sss
On the I'D of July last Submitted through "a agent
OF mine 70 the Medical Director Of the Department of
Army Of the Cumberland sample my Cedrvn Bttfers
for Inspection, and requested H. z@r analysis band !,
meriiorieus to sanction and approve among cur
soldiers-
The following b the Medical iarecsoss reply and .sc
Gen Rs~scrsns permission ship al once -
have II sold TO satiers- JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cercu B;tters viii do no harm q
any one II taken properly and In moderation !
objection 70 Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose u IL &c
| suffers A. HESRYTHuRgT0N,
Surgeon and Medical Dirrctor b. C.
Headquarters Department Of Cunbesinnd,
Nashville, Iesn. July "a. ls65 !
Dr. John Balls agent, Mr.. has permissSon 70 shiF
10 NaAhyilie Tenn. - gross 80 ao1en Of Bulls o.
dron Bitters for sale 10 suti-rs in the army only.
The Regulations Of the Treasury Department 70 b
eomrlied with strictly
| By order Of Aaj u Gen. Rosscr.ns-
wN wILEs
Major and Provost Aarshai 0se-
For sale. wholesale and retail BY Mkinsoa Bartlett,
Co. keokuk, Iowa aprls<aAviyr.
4
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No Asi Chestnut St. Phil.dsipAia.

Price 81 90 Box. Bold by Druggists evsrywhsrs
JOHN J. KRONER, Principal Agent
aprs-dAwsm eos Chestnut st., Philadeaphia
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8pffi0l Notifes.
AttSw Psrfains Ter As nanakersni

- kxq1io1tey Delleaee an Fragrant Perfume,
Dnealle4 heD ~ 1A1e ana Beautiful fleueR ffon
Wh1ee e tokeo ~ ua0c.
Aalahss1Fs1 ealy b PAAIoN : SON. n. Y.
-. A1WAAB or OOUNTERHEITs -
AK To1 RKAIou'S -TAxB no OTHER.
june2Od3m.
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DArlY Carr CIR 0v1Jc1, /
KnoKrK, July .. 1854.
0UOCE8aEs.
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M JoHy j. kRcNEn,
DssT Ssr FL have been q sufferer frum that most
hcrrd dseas<. Dyspepsia" for sixteen years bot AMER
usng the one box Of + II. SHARPs Pflia which pur
chased Of some three weeks ago. feel bad CO.
tened Into nes hfe-ny general health has improvsd
my appetite has increased and altogether feel like
new man take pleasure In recommending fhen 70 ths
public - safe and reliable. -eours truly
CT. fORREa
No al Chestnut ST. Phiisdslphia
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CASE o. DYSPEPSIA o. sfxYxxs Yxaxs sfAxprxa crRK
~ osH BOX OF 7. n. sHARYs CKLEsxsrEp PlIls.
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KxoKuK TURNvERKIN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
oHTH CONGRESS
First Session.
SENATE.
MEDNKsDAY. Feb. 3. 1864.


The Vice President laid before the Senate
communication from the Secretary of War In
reply to resolution of the Senate of January
20, 1864, covering copies of military orders is
sued in Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee and
Missouri in connection with elections. Or
dcred to be printed.
Mr.. Pomeroy presented 4 petition from mill
tary storekeepers asking Congress to pass a
law defining their rank. Referred to the Mill
tary Committee.
Mr.. Brown, of Missouri, presented petition
from 800 citizens of Harrison county, In that
State, setting forth the grievances under which
they labor In connection with the military ad-
mnistratlon in that department
The Senate concurred In the report OF Its
committee exonerating Mr.. Hale.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Pendleton asked leave to Introduces bill
providing that the secretaries of the executive
departments be allowed to occupy seats on the
floor of the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Holman objected.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Joint resolution amcndatory of the connScation
act.
Mr.. Wadsworth, of Kentucky, replied TO the
speech of Mr.. Stevens, heretofore delivered, and
denied that this is public war as contradis-
tlnguished from a civil war. He contended
that the laws of war do not authorize the con-
quest of individual property or land. They
forbid 1t.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, Mr.. Dawes
in the chair, and resumed the consideration OF
the amendatory enrolment bill.
Mr.. Amos Myers maintained the right to
draft under the Constitution, because every
man In time of trial is bound to take up arms
In defence of the life of the UniSn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03

Mr.. FoRREsT, who stands at the head of the
Rocky Mountain school Of acting, Ia playing an
engagement at Boston.
Mrs. W. B. DNsMoRE, of New York, a
Boston lady by birth, was the most admired OF the
faces at recent presentation at the TuillerieS
Maj. GEN. BANKS birthday was celebrated
by the Banks Club at the Parker HouIe, Boston,
last Friday night. The General is fortyeght years
old.
Hon. CALEB LYON, OF Lyonsdale, New York,
has been nominated to the Senate for Governor Of
Idaho Territory.
Miss JANE CooMBs begins a fortnight's en-
gagement with Mr.. J. C. Myers on the sth of Feb
ruAry, but at which OF the citsS of his circuit Is
not yet determined.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CoNwAY have two new plays
written for them by De Walden, entitled respect
lively, Claude Bonheur, the Guide OF the Alps"
and Rosalie, the Forsaken."
ADAH IsAAcs MENKEs is the invcntress of a
new emotion. She has has caused "MAzeppa" to be
translated into French and Spanish, and ounces
in California that she is ready to accept engage
ments TO sustain the character In either tongue.
Mr.. BARRow has a novelty for the fremont
Theatre, Boston" The Ticket of Leave Woman "
"A companion drama to the present popular pro.
duetion,
YL>KEE LOCKE and his wife arc at their
homestead in Lowell after two years. absence in
California.
Mrs. MORRISON has returned to the stage in
Montreal and Toronto. The lady will be readily
remembered as Charlotte Niekinson-the Miss
Nickinson OF Mitohell's Olympie-the girl who
played MelAnie in the Old Guard, and spoke her
broken English like FrenchwomAn.
Mr.. WM. WARREN will play three weeks at
Chicago during the summer, prior to joining Jar.
rett'B combination.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03
Naval Huppllen,

The following is a copy Of resolution intro.
duced in the House yesterday, by Mr.. Fenton,
Of New York, and agreed to,
Rssoired, That the Secretary OF the Navy be
requested 10 inform this House Clf not incon.
sistent with the public interest) whether the
supplies for that department during the past
fiscal year were purchased upon contract, as
required by law; and II not, what proportion
thereof and Of what kinds were purchased In
open market; that he also inform the House
whether purchases were made in any Of the
bureaus Of his department without advertising
for proposals, and whether by other officers
than the navy agents, and by what authority
purchases were so made, and Of what articles;
and that he also inform the House Of the prac
tlce of asking proposals for supplies in classes,
giving the contract to tile lowest average bids
for a class of articles, oftentlmes to the great
pecuniary disadvantage of the Government,
inasmuch as the price may be low on certain
articles when few arc required, and high on
others of which large quantities arc required;
and whether the practice Of inviting proposals
and awarding bids in this manner Is required
by law; and that he also inform the House
whether any, and If so, what alterations in the
laws relating to the purchase Of naval supplies
are In his opinion necessary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03

The Finance Committee of the Senate yester-
day reported back the bill from the House to
increase the internal revenue, with important
amendments. One Of them provides that the
tax on spirits shall not apply to the stock on
hand, as designed by the House bill. The bill
as amended by the committee, however, de-
clares that upon all liquors that may be dis
titled after the passage of this act, or sold or
removed for consumption or sale, on and after
the first OF July next, and previous to the first
Of January next, there shall be paid tax Of
seventy cents per galloni and after the first Of
January next the same shall pay tax of eighty
cents per gallon. The additional tax oftwonty
cents on all whiskey rectiaed, &c., is stricken
out, and IN import duty Of nfty cents per gal.
Ion is imposed on liquors imported aftcr the
lst of July, and sixty cents after the 1st Of
January next.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03

In executive session, yesterday, the Senate
confirmed the following nominations
James Duane Doty, to be Governor of Utah,
Edward A. Rollins, of New Hampshire, to be
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue {;
John N. Goodwin, of Maine, to be Governor of
Arizona; John B. Kerr, of Maryland, to be
Deputy Solicitor of the Court of Claims; Com
mander D. D. Porter, to be Rear Admiral in
the Navy from the Ith of July, 1885, Captain
John Rodgers, to be Commander In the Navy
from the 18th of June, 1885, Captain Stephen
c. Rowan, to bO a Commander In the Navy
from the 10th of July, 1868.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
Preparations for War Between Germany
and Denmark.

Preparations for War Between Germ any
and Denmark.
NEW York, Feb. 3.-The steamship America,
from Bremen via Southampton on the ?0th of
January, has arrived.
Three hundred thousand pounds sterling In
specie has been sent by the Banh of England
10 France.
Consuls were 80. 90Oi for money. The rebel
loan was 49@44.
A project for the better regulation of Roma.
MIA will he submitted to the Powers who signed
the treaty Of Paris.
The French Admiral Hamelin is dead.
Ten millions of francs were Withdrawn from
the Bank of France on the 10th.
FoHy'elght citizens of Warsaw have request
I'd the Governor to interCede with the Car for
his acceptance Of an address expressive Of the
loyalty Of the Warsaw citizens.
The Berlin journals assert that Denmark is
ready to participate in the conference proposed
by England, provided France will.
Thirty-two thousand PrussIan troops have
been dispatched to Holstein, via Hanover, who
would cross the Elbe without halting,
The Austrian troops for Schleswig HolGteln
were forwarded on the Goth of January by fifty
special trains, carrying a thousand men each.
By the way OF Berlin II Is asserted that the
Austrian lower House refuses a ten millions
credit demanded by the Government for the
expenses Of the occupation of Schlcswlg.
La France asserts that the first act Of Prus.
sia aud Austria will be to order Prince Angus
tenbCrg to quit IIolstcn.
The Danes arc engaged in breaking up the
ice in the Schlcl
The Weimar Icit,tag says If the small States
had iorcseen that the great Powers intended to
uphold the London treaty under all circum-
stances, they would have voted for the Occupa-
tlon at the outset.
In case Of war, the German armies will re-
70. Ill IL.
strength. By that time the Danish army will
be larger than ever, and their fortified works
will be able to hold in check an enemy twice
as strong
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03

this morning overlook tho rebels near Spring
field, and severe engagement cnsued. The
rebels were driven through, and thence to and
south Of Burlington.
Many Of the rebels were killed and wounded,
and our captures are large, Including the re-
covery OF our own men, yesterday taken at
Patterson Creek and many horses.
The enemy are making rapid tracks for the
back country hotly pursued BY our cavalry.
The intended raid on New Creek has been
thwarted by Gen. Averill's quick movements
and the other ample arrangements made by
Gen. Kelley, and their anticipated success
turned out TO be a complete route and dlscom.
fture. ID.
The Baltimore and Ohio X. II. is now entire
ly clear Of tho enemy. The full operation of
the line will be at once resumed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-03
Honors to General Av.rlll.

The leading citizens of Bath, N. Y, gave a
dinner in honor Of Brigadler General W. W.
Averlll on the asth ult., at which the Hon.
Constant Cook presided. Remarks were made
by Ex-Governor R. Campbell, Judge G. II.
McMasters, Joseph Fellows, ESQ.,, Clark Bell,
ESQ.,, and R. l.. Underhlll, Esq. Gen. Averlll
is a native Of steuben county, n. T., and for a
long time resident of Bath, and he was re.
ceived on the occasion of his visit with dis
tinguished consideration.