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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM PARIS
~ wishes 10 ere lessons IN French and conversation s
fe epen, So Broadway first toor the store
S MADAME ENABLE
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

A LADY WHO WISHES TO LEARN THE ART OF
~ cooring photaeraphs after two weeks rictlon OF
work will be given out. A j branches
taught at the Ladies' Studio, 7l3 Broadway. room ~.
G. KONIGSBERG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

~ We wsrs sslad to nsst Capt. Geo.
w. Deal, Of ~ l7th Iowa, h tevs Sat-
ardsys Cspt. Deal. - or fssden viii
remember, wss taken .psisonsr With ths
remainder Of the regiment = Tilsos, and
taken to C,lumbus. Gscrgia. from which
place he escaped, 10 ,company With Capt.
Shelton, and after . joprssy Of several
days through the rebel territory, full o.
adventure and " hair.btsadth escapes
they found themselves On board on p
our vessels It Apalachicola. They we're
forwarded to Washington. asd Capssis
Dasl was here Saturday, eu route for hi'
home in Jasper county. Tho reader ~
doubtless remember ell The psrsiculars .
thsir escape - given By |" Hswkeys y
Fridays GArE. The boys are plsely
lucky. cool, brave, fertile 10 resoascss
and PROMOTIONS await both.
Capt. D. wished rs to make pablie no
tiae Of the vslaabls services Sspdsss'
himself and Capt. Shelton by the nsgroe
! daring their entire and periIoss trip
| They found the negroes al~sys trae, rel
able, faithful, and prompt to tender an
desired sssis,a nee. He very nuch dosht
whether they would h.ve succeeded /
their undertaking but for the kind cid .
the A. De.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

4 sNxhEkkar Hts>, Aug " treo
Dr.. John Bail-Dear fns ] Am hAplsy state seyS
tist kase u>e yos4 vsisahls Clrun Bfsrss rft sesa
S~bsft myself IN gesera arsiIiy aud isr&lsation
sy systen prneed ~ the ubhesthy aud ,isssAfst In
tuenrr Of the N~s~ipfi river around yckshnrE having
k~h With t~n Grxnts sfn3 throaghou lis ksje south
srn camy~iga eonaA~ntly recommend It's
Ssrscns Who sxpcs<d 70 unhealthy elinaAfrs-
n. ". 70 sLE,
Ageat q. 3, Santsf. tDmmisaioa
LOtByitsx N.Y. tept- 10, is1s.
On the I'D Of July lass sui nisted thfongL .gns
~ mine, the Medical DIRECTOR VI the Department 81 Ii.
Array the Cas.beriaSd sassSle of my cssoe tf~ss
ter inspection and requested IT, after analysis hr 6nd
rerrsss. 10 sanction and approve its azneng
soidi~ra-
Th< fsosipg IL the Modes. Director reply and also
sn Rseerzbs termination 70 skp no dcr~b 1t onr~,
have Il suid tn sntirrs. JOHN BULL.
Il SATISFIED that Cciroa Bitters viii no harm
Sny IL tsk-a proJsri, aud Ia uad-rafinn- ]
objection 70 Dr. raiIs hrng permitted dsIsse Of II 10
safisrs. A. HkNRf TuukET0N,
euf1eon and Medical itir~etcf. D
8ssdsrstefr Dvr,stmeni Of Cusst<siand,
kashri1le. Tenn Suly ~ ls61 !
Dr.. John Bnlfs agent, Mr., has p~fmissSnn Ia ship
10 Nashville, r~nn Is grosa 80 dossn. of Buips c.
dron Hittert sus snie sust<ss ~ the army only.
The rwgpstts 81 the Trsssury Department. sxs TO b
BY ogder Of MAJ Il Gen. 9essesnss.
NM wILES,
Major aad Provost Mafrhal Gen
Hor sale. Wholesale and retail by wlikinaon bartlett
Co., ksskuk. Iowa sprls-lAwl,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

We are indebted to the Boston publish.
era, Crosby 4 Ainsworth, for copies OIL
several Of their new publications. admi
rably adapted for Holiday Presents 70,
the young folks.
Jack in the Fore Castle is a graphic
record Of boy life at sea and will be
eagerly read by Young America.
Rob Rpy is the no less thrilling story
of the famous Highland Chief aud Free.
boo,er whose name is made immortal BY
Sir Walter Scott.
Life 10 the Woods is . BOYS record 81
his experience % an early settler in the
woods Of Canada, with Wild stories 81
hunting and fishing, Of adventures with
the Indians, of sugar making and many
life incidents familiar TO the early
settlers OF new country. ard always in
tersstiog in the recitsi.
And for the girls ve have Romantic
Belinda, BY Mrs.. L. G. Tuthill, wh,se
reputation gives assurance ,ha, the book
is good one.
All these snd many other new works
are Tor sale b. u. w. Westcott.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

SWORD PREsExrArIoN.--We learn thst
an elegant sword will be presented 70 Il
Col. Archer. Of the 18th, q: the Cour,
House, At 7 O'Clock this evening. The
sword is the gift Of many Of Col Archer
friends here, who appreciate bis eficienc,
and gallantry - soldier and an officer
The ceremony will doubtless draw out ,
crowd Of ladies andgent 'enen, for it 10 t.
be public one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12


9roua-supuAns, - - D shl., 3 ssrk, I q. ps~bau
Extra = bsi, 9 %. 4 s<ks - kxtsa. = ~. y -
pr sari IS % Rsssl soc hbs. ~ DC p ssck iisAes
WMKA1-Sprtns, q ~ tol ~ eAo, - - ~ = N
Cess NKAL-13 20 = iUo -,
naAx-wksst,$ 81 ~ Corn. Is = ICE ~.
Ceap-ss Ustc y tessbsa.
RTE--70 to NC p hnsh.
BAalsr--r.it se1i - sprias.i sci 70.
0Ars-Sse y basA-
0RssN APaD-0HoSoc-
Ps1ASon-l - I'll 80.
Bsssn- coanoS. Aocs Choass, -.
neoe--A3.
enoutssns-loe = =.
nAss-sse : 5: saear Cured "a. -.
nasy. q -. "a
TAsa0W--l4c.
ne1o9Ax-&o
a.s-I!.eshy, - soois %: saisa. ~ =: Prussia
iIrDes-Dry rllnt fs3<e NJ salssd, i,sasvssy. =,
prics 0seya, 4 GSs9n Sksep fsloss5 - . ~ q.
SssBs- tIaothy, ~ a. flax q -
liosr g setes - p ioc - sross; n - = II - =
assv earns q n % = % sssss.
easxP-N % 70 3 % vhsed.
Factory ruh-sasAsd, 7e0 see; me- Tlsses. 4
HeliMm d. s.
Par Hoas-sll 60 a~tt:
RRA1Mgno-&4ic-
RAeD-fk 70 Size.
DAoS--buflaps. - to ~.
elasie tisdnnles, Nc; dosbIe d. 60.
ssamlsse, z sasas ST y.
d x I'LL. - 70 -
eAexs-weoa 1scks, q { Ne,
o. Qspsm-so 70 - , =.
~ MAee-ees ~ 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

MExs-The person-that would steal
coal furnished by public charity, to AZ
invalid widow woman, is too mean for
wolf bait, or association with ordinary
psnitentiary ccnvicts. II the person that
took it in The case in mind does rot res
tore II, be will live poor conscience
stricken wretch during his life, and won't
60 to heaven when be dies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
KEoKUKt Markets.
DAM Carr On Ory1cp, Il
KssKrk. Dscsmbsr 10. iseA.
GnOcEnaE&.
Csrreese1 s. {. uAMlLi : CO., WAsseaale Crseel


eueAa--N. Orrans fair. &c; prime. DC: choice -
New York O. - New FORK, a, SOC. crushed and pok-
dsred 81 70 DC.
Mo..ssrs-sasar House, 1 osol lse aeldsssyrup.i po
0tl 1-sorghnn, ett1tc.
COsgre-S0c-
kIca--l7e.
. sopa-American lie; knglish II
soAP-Pam, IKE, 0ssnann AZ 0i3
CAxDLns-st.s Sc, Mould lie.
rsa.-Yosns iiysoa. q ssoa - Imperial. u - 10
81 Is; Black, 81 rs to 81 -. Il
rsaaoce-Dsak Sweet, sc; Medium Brands. % h
a,c; Gold ssd Natural l~sf u 70 TO 81 IS.
NAiIs-Best BrandA ~ % rAtea
0LAss-Sxlu Country - 10 City 10 rates
CoRpAoE-SD e. sic.
DHy APSLn--i31 D
BAR CURaaxrs+-z5c.
RAnsxs-st 10 % - -.
sALr-4 oog& Is.
Pam SYARrH--I1c.
NOUNS wceDss WARS Hoop Paiis, - - Aeeb
do. a TO- No. Tubs 81 So No. do, 10 W Ne. a.
Il So Nests I'd do. y. wash-brards, IS o.
fIsa-No. Mxcksrei bills SIS cutg$1e o.
MOL do do SIC 9A1&ls o.
No. d. hf do I'll 00e9u 80.
No. 2 DO hf Do SIC oo6elo -
III bills. No. White Fish, . So
Ifs-coal OIL, %. Lnsssd OIL. e, Lard on, q -
al So Fish OIL u ~
casss-w. r. and Bamtsrg 70 to sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

@ Cloaks, Shswls, Blankets and
Broadcloths selling off without regard q
cost at the New York Store. A large
variety Of Cloak trimmings, very cbear.
We will close out our Winter stock It .
reduction of thirty per cent. 90 fall prices
Particular attention paid to tho encour
agement Of Western manufactured goods
dsod2w&w4w M. CARGO, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
MEXICAN MUSTANG Lsssn ssT.

Tts psssi.s IN ST. Losis and scinnaii uho have kr<h
Csansssr;tine ~ prsfsng AstmeNt sns rsvtsAee ~
Sso,stst.rsAip have ben ss.rvsxhly ~si.t~d ~ tbs
{Sssts To guard sxainst further itapc iticn. have
ps<ureA hos this u. ststrs Treasury, fsisase ssrsl
Sisas sssrp. vhicii 10 placed the tip u
tetse- kaeh stamp twars ths Jae sfak NY kirns-
turr and ustasat vhich ~ ssssrt- b ussesfsits
AABgWuun sAd Worthless tntafhn- EAaninr evesy ~
lie rhitInsweit In and ing In fxvss ~
many y~ars There hardly xtsts hsies TIE hsass-
Abe uib~ that dses ncsbt~ta ssti%nse a ne wsntr
III s9eets II V the b. u.ient In the wetId. With
s prss~nt impsoysi inKreds-rfs effects upon aud
bss pei testify remarkable Sres be- lie
Fesies ID, lives .asc valuable sainiA. made useful sbd
ynfod ta sssus~r Fur csfs brufsrs, spsHins. i
ssn sseiii bites, eut ed rvsst - aimed hurss
&c IL l. Sovereign RrssetS that shuulh p-v~f l dis
k~n-ed nth IL shUod t< In every ksd T. Sod b al
brqxgists-
eetIi-d&v D. BARNES. xss York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

VACcMArros. - Promp. measures 4
thoroughly eradicate the smallpox from
our midst should be taken. Vaccination
should be geterally attended 70. Dr.
NcGugin bas procured fresh aud pur.
vaccine virus. GO to him. everybody
big and little. old aud young, and b. vac
cinated,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

f1ArCuEL0R'S celebssesd HAIR DYE - ~ Beet -
~ tn Nsvfd The only Hsratsss frsS 80 aeiss<b
dys kncwn This splendad tafs Dye Il perfersehAness
b. Rusty. Gray tnir instantly b 0issss sisSS
ssat-e 6rsa, wiShSst iatsg the Hair S<ainins the
sktn leaving the Hair Eo and Beautiful tpars fr~~h
Vitality frequently rsssneine IL istine color ard recat
De- the III ehucts II HID Dyes The eenuin< b sien~d
WILLIAM a. bATCaaKlOR; All other as~ n~rs saits
ehs and shoaid le avoided sod b all pvuseisss q
HACTONY--&1 kasraay<0rst Hes York. BsfcHElcar
ysN roslxs C2BAs sns nv~~rins shs Hair fjye-Akw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

~ Despite the cheer Of roaring Gre,
- no look out aud wasch the muflled mn
ssrfed' sha~ied. closled aud hurriedly-
going public, ~ may be psrdoued for
assuming that it's cold weather that We
ere having in this community, and We ap-
preheud that i won't be necessary for
anybody to take : walk up Grand Avenue
In his ordinary costume Of las, July "a
convince him Of this. Cold! Greenland
Spi zbergen, Arctic Circle. Polar snovs
and the Aurota Borcalis it's any cold.
er at the North Pole, We don't see ~hy
Franklin, Kane and other erratic individ
uals tried 30 bard 10 ind it. Lss the E.
quimaux populate il By oil means. Th.
cold he's effectually closed the river, and
II. it will keep il safely bridgsd for b.
next two mon ,hs,rws won't care for the
cold weather. will vel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

ODD FELLows FEsTIvAL-The Order
of Odd Fellows propose to hold fest
val on Thursday evening. See the no
tice in - new dvsrtisemeht " column ou
the 6rst page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

~ Rev. Tho,. H. Vail, D D., is to bt
consecrated Bishop a the Diocese Of Kan
sss, q. Trinity Church, Muscatine, Thurs
day, the 9Th inst. Bishop Kemper, o.
Wisconsin,, prssides. and Bishop Lee, o.
this State, breaches the sermon on tho
occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
finantidl aud 4Ou,lnrrfidl.



D. rsl,xrsph.l NAw Yoax. De- lp
co&sop--Lsus astivs ss 81 ssr miadiine upsasds-
Hloar-Stsss sald Western less active and withou3 de-
odd change a. 10 10oi0 - ssr kxus Stats II -
n - for 70 good shipidng brands katrs IL
q, ard u Aeoi1 70 '< Trails b'ssds 1aahss e'sssng
WSsky-Duli aud dropping u sioi ~ for wsst
whsat-6a-s and lie bsstsr; Chicago Spring At 49,
wntef Ned sstern ss1 II, so tSsh- choice Am
ber NIGH u - - ~.
Ryw-Duil.
BARLEY dali end hssvy.
CDrn-pult IN Missd Western At - in ssosa reg
Ysflow jersey It 7oDl 70
VAiA-shsds nfmes u lgs for State. and l7Molss
isops--in mo ,srsas dsnas& as 80.
Moul-Q Quiet and Arn-s !
Co6ee--Uuil
susar-Daik MusoOvado q 3oc.
Sta&nsss-fkn.
ausi IN bond Il 7z<p5se, sd ~ srvs s5e- 4S
6usk- Uncut dscislsd change b = fH iS6J nasx
81 stDxS W Tor ihd4 a&4, d. cash SD frguinr way
nlostny n latter pTess ~ AkOas - kr Nd Ard So
prime, AID ~ " f.r trins nAsbs. Ah. 1@0 49,
nes Western Ut January, bsyss ssesoa = AOseeSd -
5oJ bbis lsC34 mss. ,srs AM asavsry. ~ -
and 100 bals pwiMe msss tSs jsssssy, ssasr stss .
pscf-lls~vy and ,o~ss At n oos22 ., for paai1
ness. aad II ~ 81 ~ f,s ssv extra sA kssass sss
be~f quiet Ut - 20
| b. Il uAp,-iIeAsy II q o.
Cut Mssss-fh pjvicra,s r~gasst 81 is3lsHc ~
| ms .Lpsldsrs Inactive - ttpls.xf.
Bacon SD s-tifm With so3srst@ demand
larl--farm bnt very sesivs II Il sd; s!sr, -
bbls. for january II ~
Batter-strsiy - : sac for Western, aad 70 %
ID ,ess-ouis, and Arm II is0sse Tor common .
| prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

~ Krsntf Irwin = Co. .ssats ior
the sale Of SIotan's Sids Leading n,
volven." IT, bsst piStel nov in n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

RssovAL.-C. Rench has moved his
boot sni shoe shop from Johoson Street
10 Main, between Ssoood and Third. tso
doors vest Of Ogdea's book store.
dax8.1v.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
cSa0.TE,s ssov.y soar.

COGGATEsx ssOvEY SOAP.
fhis--iebrated Toilet sooP, II such asivsssal
dt@snd. 10 m.de from the eAescest materials, Il
aaa1a and moilen In is nature. srnGsaUs1y
ecehseA and extremely Zen egtcta1 In IT. actios
spes the skin For sale By al Drugsssss asA Fancy
Goods Dealers. laaRlydss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

- ChiIdren's copper-toed and rubber.
soled leather shoes to b had only q
Bidleman's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
WHAT SHALL VIZ Bur ron You,

-s4s-z - N. ~
Pisnef We kavs the oser cf the bs.f.
MeioicoDy Or ssv ssAsr Musical instrument
0s cal irad knsws here buy just what you want
A sewing AaehjDef We can ni,snn (
4 Steam rag mel We emrioy practical Maehinisf.
ailysr cup = taimLiet AtUld Rinsi
A ghnrch GrgAs T.wn Ci,sks
A BOX " essun&y 00ne Panarsa piiisi
A BsrYei ~ Arplesl a new 1rnrk or Nases
A Wedding CAk~t Some n-sdal cArsi-!
A Drres fr yoar Wife! A Conductors badge,
Patent antern. sstlat with reasonable glassi
Piece % >hee'ipgs P.ir q sk.tss'
A soidrr's prftiolisl The latest publicafionsi
An exs ifinx Vowel, Wanwop,' as.y others
MrarchAuAy Come natchriuf's Hy~f
A Gold fcrs A box III Gig rss Ss,nl- rabsccof
A Dsx-n OF Champagne. A Barrel ~ ltpsi
4 wixt psir ~ Mafsf k1Dsf Pmpt M
1 Swora, some Eeltihei An Aibumf
Ct every lady ~ gentleman who are In wart Of any
thiRg II hcz, rtsp into the nearest Ane lean Exss
Ore and esvs tIer e to the Agent. II will be exc
cass1 quickly, neasiy and we'll.
Always DO this Ia preference 10 sending your money
money ossr irresponsible ler.on whom ysss
knaw hing sbDut except that he advertses ~ seJ
you circular, recommending Jon remit u him for
s0seshing that b. sm - 10 scnd in return. AS-gfh
= ahvestisA ~ the newspapers N, for yvs
ew NJ b. woaid s~lI Il a yeu and in almost every in
d betsr fur you thsn yoa I'D by sending by
ns ~ ffisnd 70 the dea.e himself 1.-THE vticlc
wahd Gusts sfe than IRE doIlsn you need not REMIT
~ ney but pAy On delivery Of the gods n the
I1r1r = ~ alled = Isass pixies
I. !. sSinssS, rsrsssssag .sess.
Ansficss Exprsss Company,
CAJcaao Hov. 4, leeA CmcAso. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

r. Surgeon Madison Mills. Medical
Director Of st. Louis, No has been ts-
Gently appointed Medical Inspector Gen.
eral.- This is M excellent sppoinlment.
No man 10 The Medical Department Of
the army is SO thoroughly vcrsed 10 Ill
the customs and questions pertaining
thereto He is QUE among the most hon.
est men in the service, and can neither
Be bribed nor bought to d. aoyshing
which he does not believe to be right aad
according TO law. Gen. Grant, who knew
him veil, urged the necessity Of his ap
poinspeni. and the present able Surgeo..
General. BarDes, Is highly pleased Tia,
Dr.. Mills takes charge Of the Dspsr'ment
oser which be is to preside. Tbsss facts
10 gather from those Who know the Doc
tor best. and arc able to judge Of his
great qualifications for the discharge Of
the duties d his nsw position. His rank
will be that Of Colonel. aad his ofiee &
the seat Of Government.
To NHurRAL1x9 OvrsxsivEnrs, In
many forms wei use disinfsotin9 arsn,e.
Impure breath. caused ~ bad tses:,. q.
bscco, spiriis of cstsrrh, i seutrai;s4d 81
Soz0DoHr r,s : heai,hfsl beau,iIies-
spd esest luxury - : IDENTIFIES. TIE
+ - 4 q 4 - 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

Masonic Hardin Lodge No. 80. r.
& A. N. meets this Aonday) evening,
for work on Entered Apprentices Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
1>HE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.'s
Purchasing Agency,
AT CHICAGO.

In 1879 the Company established Ills medium FIR sup
plssg the want u ng ieii In the c"ntyl ot slit>bs
p-rpn In fh~ city Day anything that 'sht b. ~aated
~ diseAss correspondents. Who cs,u conveniently
To eosu 10 buy fcr themselves and were unwilling
" the Xix II ing n',ney By mail to merchants
and m.ehsni whom thsy knew nothing atoet
This tuxiuss u laying FOR customers AMI
Others, line urr nny p.rs,ns in the Amy aud a.vr)
hes NJ length lscume Important b. arch If kxprss
asa b used svsnt'y merchants to their
manifest alsAntag~ car cnaniss-n h mot in sNy
It the OF the person sensitE the order, but b
isid By The merchants and manafct ress of whom
prFrhaa- the gsnsis.
Than xosla say 10 country friends and strzngess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

PoRclns.-We took . stroll dosn into
the very heart Of oar Po4kopolis on Sat.
arlay. vhero the killing asd packing u
the qaadraped adhered a Jews lpxari-
asss a.tonishia4'y. Brought up fret Il
the establishments Of Patterson l. Timber
nan. Found OIL hands busy foishing up
.e week. work BY dispensing ~ith shout
oae hundred head Of hoss, remnant OF the
week droves- Long lows Of barrels,
6 led with defaact porkers and bearing the
6rA trand, were evidences Of the large
amount OF killing and packing done .,
this house during the short season now
near'y closed. They still have some
droves to bs br ught in, and the whole
number Of hugs packed BY them viii be
some 10000 o. IL. 600.
Leaving this house, IN about tso min
utes Their ,af,etw We found ou,sslf At The
fne AMI faarisAing establishment u Con
uout9 u Out III SUI 0OuDdu u DfOtueI.
Found our frssnd JEFF. Goamsn, Who,
like the gentleman sad good fellow iha,
b, is, did the honors Of the place. and
sh 1sed Us ihsongh the house, (not out 81
Il, mind you,) showing us many thiags
that would otherwise have escaped our
n, ice. Here, too, they were killing
about one hundred hogs, finishing the
weeks lsbor. The speedy manner in
which live hogs were me.amorphosed in
10 packed meat mas rather astonishing 70
our OPTICS. Here wers sides, shoulders,
hams, packed und unpaoked, neatly
tri mined, AID Inviting enough to cause I
Jsw to foreswear his aversion to swine
meat lard, the rlesrest aod whitest and
pretties. We ever. saw, and doubIy pile.i
rows Of barrels bearing Goldman 4 Bro .
brand, which alone Is suficien; to bring
for them, and without inspection, the
highest price 10 any market This Com
Pany hsve already shipped some two
thousand barrels. They will pack al.o-
gesher, from IT, 900 TO 10 5000 hogs, h.v.
ing several droves TO come 10 this week
The season is substantially over. l. hss
boon . brief bat active one with our
psckers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

New Hogh Moaey m~Skes.
BY reisT--ph-l NEv fexx, Dc. ~
Money -Acsi.e aha firm ct 9 81 psr cent.
st~ruas--sl.ief NJ i0s1<0 ls95<.
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s-ArR or IOWA, Lrr Corsrr iss-
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The Seuthern rress.


Mn. Ep,ror We commend to the considera-
tion of the Augusta Consritaionalis, the sub
Joined extract from The New York Herold.
INDErEEpnScE.
TnE SOUTHERN PRrss.-while tho columns of
the Southern press tccm cithor with laudations or
abuse, they exhibit signs of disafection to the
cause. There is netting in their most bittor in
vectye that can be construed sto n confession Of
despair. On tho contrary, those. journals that
src the most abusive, are at the same TINT most
emphatic in. their expressions Of repugnanee to
reconstruction. Thu very yehcmcEca OF their
ramon strances against certain measures Of their
rulers is n proof that they are not in tho ubniis-
sivc vein. Mon thai are hrOtcn hearted, irreso,
lutte and desparing, do.not csticso their political
mschinery with so much manly carncstness and
spirit As the Southern people moan to stand. by
their government IN the field. they insistupon
their privilege of railing Mt it, administrators.
Hearty abuse "a syInptcm Of pluck, and when
the Soutberu2Brcss is. silent upon the subject of
their poitie:4i aliairs, taen the Nortk may argue
tant the srrit OF resistance is broken.-7N. j.
Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Battle ofResaca.

ATLANTA, May Il, 1888:
No doubt 1t will interest some Of tho many
readers Of tho Co=federacy to know ssRething Of
the battle at Resasa, Ga, on. the evening OF the
18Th. was present aad saw;tha grcaserpOrti"n
Of the affair.
.Itb.came nsssssary Cor General Johnston to
move his array from 'Dslton, from. the fact that
the enemy concentrated his en.iro force os,,sed
passed. Gen. Johnatsn's left, making dsmonstra-
tion on Rsaaoa.
At ono o'clock, p. NJ, yesterday, (tho l3th) no
M ado an attack on the place, GsR Jehnstan's left
resting upon the banks Of tho Ostenauls, near
Re..ca, cenmnnaoa by Con. Gheatham. After a
slight .kirmish our m.nffell back, apparently in
confusion. but in order to Disre shcetuaily to
arav the enemy after thcm. Tho enemy run up
their artillery to within about six hundred yards
of our guns. whan wo oponsd on them with sueh
fury tina. instead Of outshelins our batteries, NO
ms.le thcm ashamed.
We wore no. expecting, ths enemy SO near US
80 suddenly. All our eammissary stores woro
lying in heaps at the depot, eur sick were being
put on the train, our wagons manoeuvrsing oY0r
the place, and vast multitude of nagrocs seat
tered pronlacuoplly over 3ths whole rcgisn, SO
thatitloOkod as though she'll casli no.passrith-
.oat lsin. destructive to llyes. But we repulscd
them so soon that butt little damage was done to
.us.
was told by gentleman whOl.fs Resaca after
the affair; thst our loss was Is killed and abops
the Same amount wounded, and that the enemy's
los, was 400 killed.. Tits theashttlcre nill be a
general engagement to-day.
Con. Johnston's army ia in, ,fnohcaith and
spiri.s, and ore ssnguins of success: Thty now
kav. the encmy cut in the open fsld, away from
his fosisasiSus where 1t is as fair enc side as
the other, ~