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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

The territory of Nevada. which b,,
just been admitted To the Union a Stat,
ny President Lincoln was organized il
March 1861. Cor this purpose about ten
Thousand square miles we're appropriated
from the northern extremity OF Cahforni.
and about seventy thousand from Wes.
tern Utah. AT the time of ils organix,.
ton the territory possessed a population
OF very nearly seven thousand white act.
tiers. The development of her mineral
resources was rapid and almost witbon,
parallel, and attracted constant atre.m
OF Immigration to the territory A the
population has not been subject to The
fluctuations from which other territories
have suffered, the growth Of Neysd. ha.
been rapid and steady. At the y+ner.l
convention election Of 1868, nearly eleven
thousand votes were cast Du,ino tba
present year great sccessons to the non.
ulstiou have been made.
Nevada is probably the riches: STATE II
the Uniqn 10 respect to mineral resources
No region In the world is richer in Ar.
gen.lferous leads. These leads are tound
scattered over the entire Washoe conntrv
the richest Of which il known q ths
comstock lead Of Virginia City. The 10,
csil''es OF the other principal mines IN
the region east of the Sierra Nevada .,e
Emerald mines, one hundred miles sonth
southeast Of Virginia: the Humboldt ooe
nundred and sixty miles norshe.et Il.
silver Mountain, sixty miles south Pa.
s'ne' tn'rty miies north, and the RAe..
l'ver country, one hundred and sevsnt,
. .n.'es east northsaa eubrscipo MANY al.
sl'e!', and nasked b. Two of usre sheo
ofo'nafy proniss-the Cor,es. sevect,
miles north, AID the SIN Ap,on;os. -,
hundred miles south Of Austin nov Is.
principal .o.n on the Reese river.
A few months ago saoth., deno.;. ii
mineral wealth was brought - III,
which hes proved Of inoaleuable v.lss = |
the silver niOers. This was 40 iuin.nss |
basin Of salt, Eve miles square, near ~
''ni Of TIE Csrsos River. The b.s;s
~ = gestlsnan. Who writes fson VI
y'ola City, sppears opce to have been &. /
'osson cf . ske, aad ths an iSs31s6d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

DEAD.-Melancholy word. Oupht !,
be productive Of grief, but when :.
chronicle, as We do now. and might have
oone sooner, that Thayer's paper, the
nluscatine Courier, is defunct, we don,
feel at oil disposed to 90 into the pa,bet.
les. The Courier was bitter, malignant
unmltlgsted, viperish Copperhead sbee,
and Muscatine viii have a purer pol;t;o.
atmosphere since its deceasr. When i,
heard the verdict Of the people re- elec,.
ing Abraham Lincoln, it gave up the
ghost. Other journals Of ,ha. persuasion
viii 60 up 10 similar manner. la. !.
= naro place tor oopperhead newspapers.
So may it ever be.
SERrous AccrDENr.-We reo,a. -
learn that Henry vaaDyke, son Of Cant.
John VanDyks, of this place, who has.
'0r some time been engaged as brakeman
On tue |. d 8. |. Railroad, had both hi.
'ses broken on sunday at Clayton, hi.
n0''' While attempting to unoouple two
cars the train started. ,hrowio him
oomn,.. ~. s'aek. running over him and
o0mple'ely crushing his legs. An eoo;ns
WA dispatched ut once to this nl.cs e. 9.
his parents and DR.. Sanford. The ,.,,..
had not returned at late hon, -.
ing. No hopes. however, are .nts,,.;n
ed Of Hsnry's recovery. He is . va,
excellent young man, highly spoken of 5,
oil that know him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

~Ths DA1LY GArE CRY can be OBJ.
tained from the mail agents on the Des
Moines Valley Railroad each morning.
Persons near stations where there are no
post Offices will End this their best inca ne
of getting late news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

Coeree1e4 ~ D. nA4lIl CO., Wholesale 0poceFp,
sras&-N OrIssns fAir &c; prime, 2tc; chcScs ~
New Fork G. Ec-Nsw York, A, &c, crushed Al 90.
dsr~d - 10 30c.
MotAssns-sugsx House, 054l l3c, 6oiAen0yrup %
Oh 1e-Sprghnm, 6S<gs5c.
CoErkE-ss 10 Sc.
k1cU-lse.
eoaA-Amsric~n- lie English, L.
eoAp-Palm, 125<c German. 11l<rDl1
CAxDLn@-Star. Sic; Mould Il ax3c
TxA-fonng Hyson, 81 6O92 81 Imperial, 81 - o
81 Is, Black, 81 Is TO u rs.
T08Acco-Daik Sweet, Sc; Medium Br1nda I 90 10
I a1c, Gold and Natural Leaf a ~ ke 81 rs.
NAns-Dea Rrnndh - rs rEeas-
0lAss-sxlo Country - 70 City rs. rates.
CoaBAes-S0 to Gle.
DxT APPIn-1l 70 1ac y b.
Oar PRAcnEs-Hlfs II TO lsc y a.
Oar CUHRAxrs-2bc.
RAisIxs-& 60 70 - 50.
8AlT-< oosa4 Is.
PxARI GrAKcH--llc.
MOLINE WOODEN WANT Hoop Pkdls - 2S- A ham
d.. ~ 20. Nol Tnhs, ~ So No. 4 DO Is O0r No a.
IL 50, Nests Sd do -. Waah-bu rs 90
FBs-No. AsrksEsl, blas- 30 04eSis 90.
MOI % % ele e4S117 90.
No. l do hf Do nj 0329ll So
No. do hf 10 60 O&{lIO Is
Hi bbls. No. White Rish, - So
Ora Coal Oh, Csc to CO. Lnssed on IS; Lard OIL
81 704I so Fish OIL. 81 20.
CaEns-Dsnnarh. g = &c; HasfAsrg sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

LAST RssoRT our Gas Company
don't make better gas we will either be
compelled to resort to coal oil, or bury oil
our workmen. It ia intolsrable, outrage.
Gus, insufferable and unwarrantable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

D~Ws are indebted 70 Adit. General
Baker for . copy Of bis report for 1884.
The volume furnishes cumulative to the
already strong evidence Of his great IT.
ness for his position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
PRssvRRs, REUNION.

The tenth anniversary of Mr.. Dun.
hams connection with the Burlin gtou
Hackeye was celebrated BY supper II
the Sunderland House upon tie evening
of November 10th. All hands about The
Havkeye ofice, from the Editor to the
Devil, were in attendance, and that prin
ter's banquet was lively and elegant Of.
fair
Senator Grimes presided. Speeches
we're made BY Senator Foote. Judge Ira.
cy, Senator Grimes. Mr.. Carlton. locs
editor. and many others
Ofthe Ho~keye itself, that paper says
"ln this connection We may be per.
mi,ted to remark upon the growth Of the
business Of the Iisskeye Office since il
came into the hands OF the present pro
p-ietor. On the morning Of the feetivs
the regular issue amounted to lei quire.
-oo the morning Of November 10. 1885,
to 8 quires. About the same proportion
holds good 10 regard to the weekly issu'
and general business OF the Office. Du
ring the las, quarter ills Office paid Gov
eminent taxes upon greater amount
for advertising, than the entire receipt
OF the office, from every source, during
the FIRST year
The Hawkeye was established Marcel
23, 1888 and,is the eldest paper 10 lows
And by way of items it gives the fol
lowing:
At the Printers reunion Saturday
evening there were too many good thing,
said and done to be lost There we're tor
many good things uttered, too many fns
toasts offered, to many patriotic senti
ments given to be lost But AZ every
thing vas spontaueous--nothing fixed up
cut and dry. for the occasion, We fear tina
no full and correct report will ever b.
givea. For fear that il will not, We pro
pose to preserve one Of the .casls given
by ). +. Abrahams, which We think vii
be appreciated BY the craft. l. is as fol
lows:
PRIsrERs-Of all the types of mankind
none perhaps have so many sorts amongs,
them as the printer.
Like an Irish gentleman, he is nowhere
without his shfick.
Like an Esquimaux-be is partial to
fat.
Like pretty girl at q quilting, be i.
bound TO. take, and don't mind .settin'
up
Like the Scotch (terrier be is eh-T'
on rails
he forms his Impressions with light
mig dispatch, has dealings With the deril,
and isa "big thing" just At this period.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

u ATCHKLOR's celebrated HAIR DYE q a. Ran 4.
- tAs Wsrid, The only Hsraisss Trss ssI RsissSi.
dye known fhis splendid Hair Dye 10 perfectchansrs
Red knsty or Gray Hair instantly 0isssp Bs~R -
Skin ieavfng the Hair Son and Beautifully imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and recfi
lie the III e6ecs Of bad Dyes The genuine 4 signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHRL0Rs ali Others ara mere inita-
tions and should be avoided Sold by all Druggsts &c
rACIOkI-l barclay -street, Eew York. BAfcHKiosn
Usv Iulss CAAAn for Drssang the Hair. fjy0-dAw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

An Arr SCHOLAR. - eacher-C Come
right here, young scamp. and get sound
spsDting.
Scholar-You ain't got no right to
spask me, the copy you just Get mo says
90.
Teacher-I should like to hear ron
read that copy over TO me
Scholar = You shall. He reads. .Lst
al the ends thou aim'ss q b thy conn.
fya 10. b., and whom your'rs
esnkisg -, you amt aiming = no such
end.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

F We learn from Mr.. Mail Apeu,
Lough that the good people up about Os
kaloosa and Des Mcines have been blessed
with touch of winter in the shape O.
about four inches of snow. The trir
from Leighton the terminus of the road
to Des MONIES is made in sleiehs We
see In the Council Bluffs Nonpareil tina,
the snow is several inches deep GU, there.
Ugh. 1t suggests overcoats and com.
forters to think about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
WAR CLAIM AoRNcY.-Rankin & Nc.
Cary pay particular attention to the
collection Of war claims

PERsosAL.-Among the arrivals At the
Dsming House yesterday were Hon. ].
w. Dixon, of Ottumva, and Sheriff Jno.
T. Stuart, of Van Buren, county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
new x.rA me.,

by feief-sph.l Nav YoaK, Nov. Il.
Mon<y-esea1y NJ per cent.
steriing-Mli NJ 1oSa q I0ei5s
Goid-Firmer, opening At es3}1 advancing TO 24Gi<
declining " 2st4<, snd closing Al fS5lx
Government Stocks-Shad& nssAtT with more doing.
Gs6 81 eespons l0et<
y 3 Gs 81 Coupons 102i<
1910 Coupons 0s II
ssccks-f over.
cAPIess+ AcIssIE 3 ioss< NAP D ess1
To- wah ~ " WAYNE l0s54 AkfHsS CAM
50 g Scrip izs5S 81 yricert nc Pc Man SIS
&c lz, Erss 1e21< 4 q us Hudsyn la23<; Har
ism -. Reading ISL I Isl IS Toledo losl<
4 Cert ~: Quicksafyer se5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

Fe = tAs most delightful and extraordinary artlcI
sver discovered 1t changes tbs sun burnt face an
nanas 70 pseFiy satin texture Of ravsns beauty In
pefng the marble purity u YOUTH and the DsfssrrS a
Deancs sonvitfng In the city belle Of fashson II
novss n eckie pimpes and roughness from the ski.
Ine tse eonpaexion fresh, transparent and smooth
y Acersses and OJNfa Singers II 10 what erery lad
should have Sold everyshrre -
address all orders TO
DKMAs BARNES co, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

zen. BussEr.-This gallant officer
starts to-day for Little Rock, returning
to the service. His health is in a pres,
measure restored. He has done Efficient
labor for the Union cause during b ia STAY
IN this State, and bears with him in 90.
Ing TO his command. the good wishes of
all our loyal people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

SJans MoAsty, WIN. Brown add
Jshn Carter bsoks jail a. Nj. Pleasant on
Wednesday night. Sheriff Bpsarman, Of
Henry county, o6sr 600 reward for their
arrest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

EnLARosD.-We notice that Nessss.
Williamson, Bartlett i Co., have built an
addition to their Drug House. which has
greatly enlarged the room and improved
its appearance very much. We commend
the enterprise of this 6rm. Their stock
Of Drugs is full. and dealers would Dc
we'll to give them . call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

sweet Potatoes In place OF Mva.
A curious ~ we'll 40 simple and in
tersssiDg experiment may be performed
in the following manner:
fake = sweet potato, place it ia the
mouth Of transparent jar 20 that it ST,
loosely and keep It's place hy putting pina
10 It. Fill the jar with water and set /,
where the sun can shine on it, or 10 ,
place where the temperature is quite even,
Almost any place will do a. in q window
where It gets the light. The proeres.
will At 6rst be slow; replenish The jar with
water as the potatos absorbs it, keeping
the water up 10 the middle Of the pots,oe
and soon roots will appear from the part
10 the water. From this point ito growth
Is quite rapid. the roots strikineD down.
ward ; finally il begins to sprout from the
top. green leates appear, and il coptiuuee
to grow like climbing vine, attaining !
yard length and making iine plant
have started several in this manher and
now have one doing well.-T Cassini il
Scienti6, American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15


FIoUn-superane. - % = bhlu , park, 4 g, Doqbs.
kxtA, Dbl, %. eek 90 kttra , bsl, . So
waaAs-sprise. 81 1Dto 1 %, fail,l 70 = 6 = -
Cons MRAL-e9 % = 10 -
01AH-Wh~et, u - Cusn, Is > ~ -.
CoRx-New eo TO is Old % y 6aGAel.
RrB--T0 to 90 = bush-
1Aalxr-FAll,l eO0l 60 Spring, B00l 70
: r0Afs.-5Sc = bush
CAMS APrlHs-6s50Oc.
P01A9o1D-1 90 tcl 40.
BUx1En-Commonr SOC; Choice. SIC.
uQos-25c.
lARD-30c.
eaouIDxns--16c p b.
Hans-23c = H.. Sugar Cured do, 2sc.s
Wu1a 1aAzs-Cumnon 70 Good. q 8o41 ~ Prfpe
Navy, q Co.
TALlow-l2c
BxnuwAx-50
Hsy-Tinothy. sl2 oo0ls 90; balsA sac %; Prairss.
HD.s-Dry Rlinh l2xG Dry salte{, l9cs0rubby, half
pelces dreen, 7; 6rss1 6Aeep Petit, Is ~ - %.
eEsDs-TimothJ, ~ 90 l1ax u Isl
11U CAffIs-$2 Is, 20 - 80 Erossl
u1p-oa % 70 o6 = Qhsad.
Wou-KactGy Tnbwashsa 7oD ~ Fine Fleece @
Medium Do, S.
BAs s-sll eoasst;
RHAfuKRs-50c.
RAas- 20 Sc
&nEls 0unnfes, S6c; double do, tsc.
6sanless, 7bnah., &c 10 Is.
Rlour, y Dbl, - 70 a.
Do Y bbl, - 70 n
eAms--weoa Gcka, % ! piscs.
Or OoPs2-so = Sc 4 y.
o. paAaD-a1cN4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
Buny for Davis.

BLOOMFIELD. Iowa, Nov. II.
EDIroRs GATH CRY Say glory to
God. as Davis county has gone twenty
SIX majority on the home vote for Liberty
and the Union, Yours truly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

a Dor WANTED A good, stout. il.
oa.srl0as boy, Is or 10 years old, can
nnd work BY applying at this Office imme.
diately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

r. Kramer, Irwin ! Co., agent. 70,
u the sale Of s =. j" Sid. Loading r..
solvers." The best pistol nov S : =.
w. .o' "a'n street. [june i5a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

OMEDus NorIcE.-Afio ra.-. -,
onnisss left q Che Dsminr HON. v;l'
receive prompt attention.
sev.l-ln.1 W. 8. 1v1ss. Ar..<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
CoLcArE,s HONEY soar.

This celebrated Tsiles seap, In such uptver..,
demand. IL made frou the chescesa materials. 1,
mtld and emoiient In Its nature, frag rantlv
scented and extremely bene ffcfaI in ito action
upon the skin- For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers ian1o-Ivd.~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

LEcrURE.-We are glad to be able to
announce that the Ksokuk Library ,Asso
claton have secured the services of tina,
eminent Methodist divine. DR.. r. S. Fos-
ter, of New York, who will lecture TO,
the benefit of the Association at Chatham
Square Church, Friday evening. Dr.,
Foster is we'll known as an accomplished
scholar. an eloquent preacher. and one Of
the finest lecturers in the United States.
lie will have crowded house. This lee
tare Is, We learn, The commencement of
regular course to be continued during the
winter, and for which some of the abIesl
speaking talent in the country has beer
secured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

LroN,s KArmAHaor.

- 1esetearoa = fom ~ 0rsek word aKathrop ~
as1iying y elsanss rsiuvenats and rsstors.
-. 49, !. wnst ~ nans asniass- Bos pesssrvine.
- neeadlyfne ~ human hafr II q the most
.a0ss pseqas1slpe = H. wesId- II y aeain owned
80 ps % ~ u original pbprietof and Il nev nade
~ ~ - esss sEnl and attention which gave Il
nba nose deligA<tsl Hasr Dressinr.
y ero01eo4eo ocurf nj dsndruH
ltkesps IL Nod cool md clean
e 0ak0 - halk rieh, eolt apd a3se~v
prevents ~ har ron falling "a ma tur,,,.v
Itrestores hair spon bald heads
Any lady gsutlelnan vhc valses b~.nt,f,, ia ~
hair should use Lyons Kathafron. II l. known And -.
throsfbout tbs civilized world Sold BY ali rt.tss
deaisss- DkAAs BARNES co, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15


e1ySS q r. - - sSv1S3 ~
e about 1<ssp r. ~ 49, ~ indil!
GSon&; - bono11k ~ ~ : depeh y
fbsrtsss ~ - 1o6k ~ 4 6onad I
foand = elooe - ioo. ond 8 ssw6ae Y
- s.ss $3.50 = ess..s 3 -
q ~ !. u - y sss s. tus0u
~ ~ ~ 49, b. !! ~ az ! 49, 9
s.v..:- ! 49,. ' s. J. ~ l. 49, -
1870 ..sss.se. .-'s;a ~ y 7. ~ o -
r,;rr ..d .s.5;.. !. -...s =. u.l ~,
Is Is - h..5-s9 . !; p 49,
R;.., "a ..-.s.- -. ~. 49, y u.- sss'
~ fh. c,.,is.S 80 - y s'an
n Is.-.ss - ~ s. -. -
hu.1rea ~ t-.rs- ..s ~ ~ ", a
ores1,Is.s ~ a5.,..js 81 49, -. = :.
s. s ~ ,sr.;.. f-c.. ssn ooo J. I'm
Onn A,,c.,s ~. 49, f,..s. sy' a -. ..s,,
m;lla a. N.v.5. :. 49,. =. 49,. 49, -:
the belhnee IS v,tsr rov.r Of ~. -
tire nnmhe, fon,. sfshs =. !. ~. 1870.
81 Virv;ni. The,. 3 g $500. 80 , n
mills 10 constant oner,s;on TSs.s Ii
oarrv. an an ,v.r.sa "a ...nrs ...h
makiee /. O0O NH c.,,..;., =, ..,,.h;s !
/ 600 tons NJ, d.v hi. az I'll, III
At the rate 81 4 e, ner ton n;.;ar 5s;l,
production Of SsO doc Or x (l()1 o(lo ::
sunum.
Whys Rar.ss.n DineA q sne Hessau'
% may resi- assured ne digestive up
Psnsu. discovered the ProverD; s'Olos
soug' = neai'ny gong. = long going-or
80" go suss eoes many dsJ. Nov
~ "sa oso mouse soup = on the taDi'
u TIC epp010te0 tlWes the roast 10 tokel
on the spit, the dessert Is spread. Thl
servants iorce you to eat fast that the]
may have more time for their dinner
they do not wsnt to wait on you --they
sudocate you. At restaurant you ar
served IA different msnner. You are no
pressed, you ss,t. l always take csre +
say to the winters: "Don't give your
self too much trouble about me. l ik,
70 wait. l come here 70 wait" Besides
IN restaurant the door opens hEery min
ute 10 40 acquaintance. . COZ - or {
friend enters. You talk, you exchang,
news or ideas, You laugh Jon are gay
II - not the viscera, Il il the mind which
10 at the table. Iou make or repeat O
hear come bon mots, you recall som,
agreeable souvenir-dinner 10 over before
you thosght it commenced. You hav,
d'ned aud diyested At the same time an<
no animal but the boa constructor take
pleasure IN digestion. This u the reasos
| live In Paris like bachelor EsgIish
man " Russian on visit 10 this city
["Spiridon" 10 Boston Gs1sise.
HE ooSfiskxr An lcEsssG Pref
Asass's, In the Atlantic Monthly, comes
70 Tue conciusion that the continent o
north Amer.cs wss a one tine covered
win ico : mile IN thickness. The proc
% tnat the slspes OF the Allegheny range
OF mountains are glacier worn on The very
Top, except lev points which we're above
Inc level Of the icy mass Mount Wash
ing'on' ior 'nstasce, - over Elk thcusand
Iee' h,gh, ana tue rough, unpublished sur
lace Of Us SUBMITS, covered With loose
fragments, just oeios the level II which
gi.cier- marks come to an end, tell US that
u iiited Its bead alone above the desoiate
L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

ArPoTITMEnS.-Csptain J. p. Roach
q this couaty has bse1 appointed By III
Governor military and baDitary agent fsr
ehe Slate Of lows, With headquarters prob
ably - ChattasooGa. The appointasat
= q sxcsllsss ons, and will give gsssnl
Satisfaction 70 citizens dnd soldiers. The
Captain will stsrt for Dixie on MoDday
q nsxt ~eek. -(atsse Regis,ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

- How consistent IL il tor fellow
to take twenty cent cigar from HE mouth
70 grsubis for paying twenty Ave cents q
week for > paper delivered each morning
Il his door. We know some men also
in the habit Of paying dime for drink
each morning 70 ssy thea cas's a6ord 70
take a daily paper. We do mot wonder
they ale poor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15
nnscases Of TIE Nervous

eens-aew and reliable trestmenf-in reports Of the
hcwAnD AssoAfioR-eent BY mall In sealed letter en-
seopes heeof charge. Address Dr. J. 6KLIIN HouaHroN
Howard Association No South Ninth Street Philedea
phiA, Pa apr1-dkw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

DAIlT GArR crfr 0yvfcn,l
'KnoErE. November IL. 1854.
0A &C ~ 4 Ais.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-05-20

hsys saa ss tsasssssss 81 ssaaessssssss a0fse e
x III gsssssss. Il sss ssssssas u gssss1sssst s
wts asa sss ssesssss.
81 ii ~ sF sss ~ isaFpaassssssE.
gs & tllss ssissssssx n hsss sssas
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PrzzlE.--Aigangc the figures from 10 TO
IN foar columns, of four Ggares.in each, 50 a
to make tie total 81, if aided together either
psfpsndicularly, horizontally or diagonally.
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General w. II. Il. Isse, 30 l6pg in captivity,
and recently exchanges, has been nominated
10 the rank OF 'aajoi general, and taxes com
inand Of = division Of cavalry.
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Tas REsaca Rssp--'The isessi, Of The ilth
States sisst considerable body of Yankees
fsas1e sfiair appearances on Moalay. IN the
rear ol Dalton, in ille neiglibosiood of Rssaca
station. Tst number Was estimated al several
thousand. THEY attempted 10 issuFa By tha'
route thcy came. l,as soassi some Confedera-
ses III their uay, and al tie last accounts
vcss IL. 4 sSry aisssoas state Of dnbicty as TO,
abeiiscr they wasiid be siia 10 gsl bsck to,
Chattanooga without going ay wag Of City
l'glsls. Appropriate arrangements are said
@ bare bees made for gathering up tho en-
tire party. Tie most of them viii probably get
70 Ailauta in a day OF iwo IN freight
ears.