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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

TIE EXPEDITION TO WHTTMtR.H lsIAND-A c'r-
respondent Of the N Y. Hcr.id giv.s the following
Yankee We N Of the late expedition TO- Whitemarsh
Island btlo~ .vannah;' - -
On The 2lss an expedition consisting ,f the ssh
p nnsylyania detachment of the 9th Ohio and the
4,h New Hamphire re gineuis, Colonel Bell under the
command Of Colonel Howell, proceeded from Hilton
Head in the steamers Dictator Captain Brakeman, the
Mary BurtoD the Golden Gate the Mayfower, (armeo)
Captain Young 10 Whitemarsh Iland, 20 cap ure
fatigue party sal TO be at work there building nIrench-
ments The expedition reached Freemans Cut late at
night and before daylight pushed up the scene
OF tier ope; atoms Captain Hughes, with HE company
of the S5h Penns ylvania volunteers, was hrst landed,
and suTpisd the rebel pckeis and put them to fight,
and captured fesn GU Of the fifty men thit constituted
it, There5els Watsd TO give cur msB only one voley,
when they brOki and Tan viii our men closely after
them Oar force, or portion OF IL, was put ashore
quito rapidly considering the Elective chaaTacer oil
the boats used on tue occasion As sufficient
number was ashore, company B, New Hampshire,
Captain GIeenieaf, ws8 thrown out tkirnshers,
aud ordered 10 feel The enenys position and strength
He advanced nearly two miles, and found the enc
my quite strong in the woods, and after dri-
wing the enemy's ekirmishers, he found himself in
the presence OF rebel force Of a. least fifteen hundred
men As soon as this fact developed, he fell back
and Joined the command again, closely followed by
the enemy When the ex state Of affairs Was made
known 10 Col Howell he determined TO embark his
commaud on ths Transports aud TeHBqlish the pan oil
Operations as with his Inferior force he could do but
little and might possibly be captured. The enemy
pressed on our command, as it vas slowly enbarkng,
aad opened fire. wouudng two Of our officers and one
man. Col b Ii ordered Companies +, aud O, OF the
Fourth New Hampshire, TO throw up a temporary rife
pit and cover its .root With sbai., behind which our
men we're well protected This held until our men
were safely on the vessels decks again. The sJAoWer
was busJ enough meanwhile in vigorously sheing Il G
rebels position aud proven. them ION using their ar
tilery as eff cualy as they nay have desired. The
bells were KEEP. &C bay until the entire force got away,
ard then, covering the rear, the MayhjWer moved
quietly array f:ag a couple Of ahsIs as parang com
plmen. TO Tire rebels, who na4e no reply.
The EXPEDITION may have good eifsc; on the rebels
aboat saYanush aud occasion change in their pro-
sramms.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICE..

Parties holding By Rank or havirg
b.ancs, due teen hereby notified draw The
40 Dror - otherwise all suoh checks and
saan, m Be paid IN The present currency, In per nt
nsras bOuds Aad an balances due not paid before he
3sh inst win be received Only 10 The new currency.
$500 6EOR3E BAGBY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
GENTRAL PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, /
z ohmnnd Va March 2 1894 {

From my acquaintance, of several years siaEdlng,
with Dr. r o. Davidson, am prepared to endorse the
opinion expressed Oy Captain Lester OF the personal and
social character Of that gentleman and 90 it with great
pleasure DANIEL X. WHIrAKER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

SVVV GO 90 cut Va lsIfazOO
1908 do do do 1876
1000 North Carolina bonds coupon sixes 2s4
2O00 Rich aud Dsuville' K bonds, reg'd, 200
Also. $4,000 Confederate binds per cent, coupon,
at lol So 100 do regd at lOli; So 800 do do at l0I;
$500 do six per cent, coupon, IOO 1000 do at ssf,
and $40 600 do at 80; $40 Va Central at 1856;
81 600 Conf Treasury 80 notes at 1906 So 900 at 1861
$40 eco ct l05 $4,000 at iO4i $40 200 Va Treasury
notes at l85Il40; 81 $50 Carolina coupons at 40;
81 900 coupons of 10 mill oau at $50; 5000 gold coin
in three lots s22 for one; 100 English soVereigns at
t20i; $500 sterling bill at $2si
Also, shares Bs,k Of Virginia at 1885, 10 do. at
1856 80 do. Bank o! Commonwealth, 15l; 10 d. Ex-
change Bank at l49; 20 do at l45; rs do. Bank of
Richmond a. 100; 200 do. Merchants ms. Co. at SO:
so do. Va Fire and Marine las at 20; l5 do. Old
Dominion los. at so; 10 do Rich. and Dan. r. r. &C
2i2i 81 do. a, 200. 10 do. Va Central r. r. at las;
10 d.. Glass Works 20. at $50; do. at 5l0.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
.ORINTHIAN HALL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NITRE AND MINING BUREAU, !

ON and after the 25th day of March, and
" until the day April 1885, ali payments will be
pended this oc and no money received except the Issue
OF o. 8. Treasury notes.
All outstanding claims sganst made PRIOR
1lt day OF MArcn, Wild be paid In the old issue.
rF = H. y. REARD0N,
mhfl-dSW DhbuftIng oneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
DIVIDRND NOTICE.

THE Board Of Directors Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company declared dividend Of
per upon ne capital ock Of ne Company payable 70 the
stockholders and amer the l5ih April, lso4
ne books q anse viii be cssd IRON the lat 70 The loth
April 1854
By Order Of ne Board.
O''G 1,, - aSTsh 10. issl mill CT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Yankee paper before us, says Gen. Hardee secured
his wife by his "tactios."
Before his sickness, ArtemuI Ward prepared new
lee ure entitled" Brigham YOung's hother-in Law and
how many there are of her,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

The above proposition aud tes i'm ,nas are published
for the information OF those who may be disposed 10
aid this enterprise aud shall be pleased to hear from
any persona who will JON Major Satherlin in his gene
rous Offer r. o. DAVIDSON.
Richmond Va March 10, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
GrrERAL PO.r OEncE DEPARTMENT.

Richmond, Va, hafch z 1851.
Nv acquaintance with DR.. T. D. DlvidsOn, now run
ming into one OF twenty years. entirely ju3is me in
adding my uuquaf ID testimonial to his perso al worth
and individual integrity. ALEX. DIMfRY, Of La.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

QUEEN VICroaIA A London correspondent of the
Philadelphia Isqdirer ildu'ges in the following COM
plant o, Queen v,ctorl's "ex,essiveaess Of griefi"
'The Queen has been recently making fresh display
of her weaknesses either real IF eted. IL had BEEN
some time understood tina, her Asjesy would opsn
the session IN person. and no contradiction OF tie gem
etal belief Il belief founded CO least semi Official
ncuceemenLs in the usual government organs) having
appeared down 10 he latest moment, the neghborhood
OF the Para ment Hou-es and the usual of the
ro5al prcc son thonged With anxious Spectators
many of whom waited for hour Ia tie hope Of getting
glimpse of the sovereign, whose lace even has no.
netn seen by thouSand people in England dnriDg the
last twenty.six moaths. The country had been given
to understand tba! tas thu day which the Queen
rad fixed upon for leF formal reentrarce into public
life aud it had also been Officially heiaded abroad that
che would personally hold all the lavees and drawing
rocms of the season.
Her pat iotc and enthusiasts sub cts however bad
all err labor submitted to all their inconvenience
TO no purpoe. The z Ieen eli not make her appear
ancc aud evening papers contained paragraph to
the eject thai the Pgnce and Princess Of Wales would
hold the levees and drasiag-roems, as her Majesty s
"s uaequll 20 the performance Of State ceremonies
aud her hsjssys pny5.ciIr5 have declared that any
such exerlion would be prjud cal to her Msjestys
health"
Not equal to the task OF State ceremonies. Why,
bless me sic il Known TO eat like trooper and drink
her stout like any gtsl NATION il the land At this
moment she will outweigh and oUtwalk niue7tenths Of
the American ladies who had ailmeot moral CT
mental Toe TACT H. il is hSr Whim aud the people have
INDUCED ne. ia it long that sac TO fancy q cir
patti nee inexbaustble Possibly she may long, find
cut her mistake for there has been general gIumbing
for the days that potends good 10 her royal
person.
Ii i, ceitan however that the Queen can exert hsr-
81 when she is so III posed aHd mat she has done
on very recent Gee sion ia eeciet, although the
endeavor keep il led to one rather amusing occur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
HANOVRRT

II AM . candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
he O. cult OOurt Of Election sth Tuesday u Nay
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
OFFICE VIRGINIA. GENITAL & Z 90, {
RicHnoHp, q arch $ 1854 4

hCI10Il1 NTll , I573
NOTICE.-An checks drawn by this com
~ many an dra,ts drawn and an divdenss and other
claims Against II open account due previous 70 he1oh o.
H.Teh M must presented for payment on or be ore ma
daV Notice hereby Given hat al huch checks Or claims Hhll
nay remAa unsettled the lat day Of April lso I De Pe
Uonpany 10 carrney, At The rate Of Two liars o. me
nsW Of hePrssnt IS liked By act 81 Ons'e PAsa
RebraAry N, 1854
.SS, I,lSs VI ' JaARRETF. Treasure.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

POR RTST-The door, basement and lub-cear Of the
t,Ts Corner NAN AND NINTH STREETS, known
A. BOsHERs HALL These PEenas admirably suited for
a. purposes Wholesale comms or auciio7 bus
ass Possession viii be gVen The lat o. APh Or sooner
$500 AMY 20 JOHN ARCHER,
$3.50 EngraVer and Priuter. he Premises
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

A SEoEsIONIsF CONDEMNED TO SwEEP HE STREETs
or NORFOLK AND PoRrsMoUTa.-The following order
sbosa specimen Of the rule Of the best government
the world ever saw" in Norfolk and Portsmouth:
HpQ'Rs NORFOLK AND PoRrs MOUTH.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 25.h, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
To the Voters of Louisa !:

In accordance with the wishes Of erds hereby
JAa w. BAKER candidate for the ooe OF shern
OF the county Of Louisa
We chtenuly pledge him support and recommend him
the the county worthy their confidence
competent In every respect 10 discharge the duties Of the
Office.
We people Louisa viii p:oVe unrnndu Of
the claims he has upon them for their sutges citizen and
soldier, and bespe1k for him their cordial support.
Ills with confidence, when reflect that from the
assembling OF aruy HArpe Ferry the present tme he
has OF that wall Of who have molly
defended our homes wives children and all that dear
10 4 patriot from the rayages Of common enemy
NH 11-d&c1m MANY VOTERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
FINR COTTON LANDS FOR SALE

sE for rae come OF ne ansst COTTON LANDS IN TEXAS
and Arkansas for per cent CouisderAte bonds.
These m ne bet portions Of those tWo States
NSsI-iS,s L r sPILMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
DEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE Al

BEAUTIFUL OUTAGE RESIDENCE "A
Id AshlAnd with urtas Of of land attaehed
or MEL an auth zei sell that beautiful Gotta
located a. above occupied By M James Ford contain
IN sx rooms besides kitchen meat house, stable Wood house
A. aRd valuable fertile garden ani o. COED ter
IN he yard pssmes Ia the most perfect orde-
he purchaser iii have the night % free heEet on The TAoa
s,-sSou given on ne April 1854 rlis, without DOUBT Is
he hAndsomesi rsalisnee In Ashland.
APPy'o 'AS' d. EAiLoA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
oUARFRRMAsrER GENERALS ORPiCE, /
Rtcr,fogp March Oh. 1854

Challsstoa Augusta savannah, Mobile Hotgonsry PAPes
pess COPY Tor and send bill 18th ecpJ OF AFes
,-,h a oil one for PAYMENT mhAl-lH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

A OOn ACRES OF FINE LAND, IN
taOOO UPPE2 FACoUIER, FOR sALE.-I ODER Tor
,i s aao estate Of Dr. T. O,sion In FAuqur two mites
80 M.rfham ssaulD Manassas Gap Railroad, lusi
- t OF the Blue Rdye Il eompfles Your thousand Acss
~ 49, LAND IN hree arms each with good Improvements,
- 49, - applv 40 l. r. sPILMAN
StiI0l Corner hAn aud 18Th Bts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

800 REwARD 1B., 5:so 5a ao u snS
srHONY about 70 old, da clmPlexan and Aoeet
Zee. n Inches high bought hin In Aehaona fe0uAy 0
Anl W, "a 90 ~ ~ '-- T. A. POWLKEs.
SR.lslxh papers please copy and send bn 70 lAls On,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

I AND FOR SALE-My place, at Louisa
II Court House Va So Of apdaoou equally elTiase
IN ops and we'd and Coed ams building OF nine rooms ane
areDaees excellent ouhous ice house orchard gA5 en- an
,oE ost eonvsnsn EAtered and lois Ia sood sAls
4 pproVemenL Odsrs1 for csah.
PssoaS desiring purchase invited 70 examine The pro
perry -,s,., LII HALEI.z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

Special orders No. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

DICHARD HILL, JR,
III Commission Merchant corner frllk In anc doNetno!
,trst hss on hand Cheaag TGbac and Cigars = me es'
brAnds knd suOkiag rsbaeeo various naas' Tor 'A "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14

TIE GurRRrLLAs.-We rested 10 quiet
yesterday. Our municipal peace was IN
broken. Bill Anderson didn't come. We
are happy to notify our friends abroad
that Cattaraugus still waves, and We are
not "chawed up BY 'sgorillas.'
We learned from Capt. Gslland who
went up to Athens yesterday that scout
ing party sent out from this place failed
to End any rebels. They had been in .
short distance of it the day previous but
II wasthought nearly oil had gone west.
Gentlemen from Van Buren, late last
evening informed us that the greatest ex.
element still prevailed in tina. county
The rebels continued their depredations
Two or three men were murdered BY
them 10 the edge of Davis county ant
many horses have been taken. To tall
about it all being "scare" and ono reb
els'' is nonsense. They are probabl
striking up the border west, with the IN
tention Of joining Price. but every com
munily should for the present be on thel
guard and ready for the bandits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
PnODUcE, PROVISIONS, &c.

fLoug-SurerGue, SIS SO q bb- = sark, 4 90. Double
Extra, a bbl. 80 p sack, 90, Extra, q Dbl, 90
per sack CO. Retail soc f bbl snd CSC u sack higher
tWHzar2pring 81 - TO 40: FALL, 80 TO So 4 bu
Com MgAL--S2 so q 100 DIS.
BRAS-Wheat, 81 ~, Corn, Is q 100 fbs.
Ceax-New 81 to IS; old W q bnshei.
RrE-T0 to Soc 4 bush.
BARLkl-fail, foai SO; Spring, so6sl 10.
oArs.-5Vc q bush.
GRIES ApPLIs-yOct3S1 25.
PoTAroLs-1 % tu1 90.
BurrKa--Common, Soc; Choice $50.
E6Gs-22c.
LARD-2Jc.
SHouLDEas-20c q b.
SIpgs-25c = II.
HAxs-23e Il D.; Sugar Cured do sc.
WHITE BRASs-Common to Good, II 259N rs; Prime
Navy, 81 so.
TALiew-l2c.
BEEswAx--50
H.Y-Timothy. sla oo@ls 90; baled, $40 90; Prairie
$40 o0sn<12 90.
IlIDas-Dry Flint, I24a Dry salted, 1ScGrubby, hall
price; Green. I; Green sheep Pelts, 70 to 81 90.
SsgDs-Timothy, 81 as, Flax 81 Is to z rs
BExF CArTLE-S2 IS, to So 90 gross.
EHExp-S4 90 to IS 90 Yhead.
WooL--iactory Tub-wsshed, 700 Soc; Fine Fleece co
Medium do, s5
Far Hoss--S12 90 nett;
FEAfaEEs-Src.
RAos-43< to 51zc-
Single aunnies, SOC; double do csc.
SEAMLESS. 2 BUSH, ssc to !, 15
Flour, Il bbls g TO o.
do htl., 80 TO 80.
do bhl.<<paper) 8.
eAcks-wool eacha,8 90 piece
Oh CorPEa-3o 70 - y n.
~ 1aAss-ees ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
"rhc gar a Failure.

The New York World, which is "sup-
porting" Mcclellan for the Presidency.
talks as follows about the plank in the
platform which pronouuces the war u
failure:
The Chicago Convention "expIictly
declare" in its platform that the war is
failure, and that We must resort to other
means than wsrlike onss to settle the diff
ferences between the people of the United
States aud the friends aud adherents of
jeff Davis. Now it is only natural that
the men of The Chicago Convention should
have studied very closely and very in
sensely the history Of that part of The war
that was carried On by General McClel-
ian, the favorite hero and leader of the
Chicago patriots. Unquestionably thew.
like sensible men, talk OF the things they
know most abont, and when they sneak
OF the war they mean General Nc Clelian's
part of IT. We can therefore. agree with
the Chicago Convention on This point
There is no d5nbt that the war ae carried
on by the nominee of that conyeu,ion.
was a most decided failure
But the Chicago Convention ought to
know that Mcclellan has been superseded
and that there has been another General
since his time who has conducted the war
differently, and with more success. Gen.
eral Mcclellan We are aware has never
heard of General Grant-at least We are
led to infer that fro,n HI. om;..;or ~
Graats name from the number Of The M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG

TfcEsLreG, Mics, Aug. g. 1853.
Dr. John Bull--near SIR | happy u state to 70
that have Used your Valuable Cedron Filters with s-a
benefit myself IN general debility aud rrustiatin Of
my system produced by the unhealthy and in
henee oi tiis Mississippi around ticksburg having
been with Gen Grants army throughout its hole south
persons vino exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. w. F0GLE,
Agent q, 3. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. It, 1853.
On the 22d % July iast submitted through agent
Of nine the Medical Director OF the Department the
Army OF the Cumberland sample Of my Cedron Rtars
for Inspection and requested if after analysis he found ii
meTitol ous To sanction and approve its among our
soldiers.
The following Is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen. R,secrans permission TO ship 500 dozen at once
have IL sold u suffers. JOHN BULL.
Il satisfied Chat cedron Bitters will do harm
any one If taken properly and in moderation. no
objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permitted TO dispose
suffers A. AkNif THURSTUS,
surgeon and Medical Director, d
Headqrt tefs Department OF Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn. July u. 1868.
DR. John Bulls agent Air., has permission 20 ship
to Nashville fe, 70 Kross, 500 aozan, OF Bulls Ce
dron Bitters for sale u suffers in the army only
The regulations 81 the Treasury Department 10 be
complied with strictly.
By order OF Maj n Cen Rosecrans.
WIN. NJ. wILES,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale Wholesale aud retail by Wilkinson bartlett
Co., heokak, Iowa aprl3dAwiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
Chicago Market.


By Teiesrsph.l tHIe&e.oFt ~
Markets generally baoy sni excited ia consequence
Of tue advance IN god
10 - .or Waite Winter and 5vos 10 for spring Lx-
-.
Wheat--lec higher al 60 for Ne Rcd ss14s@i 90
for Ne Bsi; 81 for NJ. spring aud ~ 81 % fer
No > Sarnx. e'0sipS lrIa at outside
Caro-lc higher At ~ Tor No !; and lsi1Sl 10 for
CATS higher at COZ 4ss74 sor Mol eicsing nr al
eSc.
Kse-QaEet al o2dl O.
n,r.rr-s es higher AZ sal -.
Whssky-L, fe c Loser. Sales 81 so bis at e4lSs
T. etasing weak 1T In-iGe-
Prosisiona-St elected.
se.sis-fax qaiet at -.
iiey--caiet st - ee9-} ~
Mouey--.lose.
Eastern Fxehange-iirm at par 10 Is tnyins. and \
premium selling.
Hoia-9'Iased At 235sf.ol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
wrx.ca, r.,svayG L,NgnENr.

The rartiss in 81 Loas and Cnonnati, who have been
Counter letting tbs Mus,atg Liaiment undr pretenee q
lropfeGorShip have isen thoroughly estopsa hy the
t1urs. To guard against further Opposition, have
procured from the L. States Treasury, rFvats ses
plate stamp. which is placed over the top Of each
bottle. Each stamp h.u-s the fac smis OF my sigma
tare. and without which tsc artarle Is Counterfeit,
dang and worthless 1ltafian. ExhniDe every bet
tie Tai Lnnaet ha- been Ia and eror - In f4spr fur
many years There hardly exists hamlet the haiti
able lOse thar oes s,t contain evidence Of iis xor-
fa effects. u - the bat efrOent In the world. With
s pre- improves Eeen It's effects rI4n ard
a perfectly re@nafssbe. SORES hease pdn-
relieved iYss saved ylaahie animals n.ade useful an
untold ills aSsusqd i cuts hruite- pf airs, rhsunAs
tlsn zselliug dt cuts. eAke reRss 81 aimed horses
&c it il sovereign is2eds tha, should never s dis
peuSed With II should te in every family Sold by al
| oetfl-dkv d. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
I'd III. :.
IODINE WATER.


Ios'ne Water se's upeu the Heart Liver, hdnrss,D
sestiye E@Al.s. -, yiaa5alaf sysfsEa.
Ti.e saees~s sia hsstteEis lie Lsa Of this enei
III private irasiise. aud ths srTseme1i 81 medical
thcr1ty, enske recommend Il 10 he pEae:a.tola
and the pGtic feeling cpudf that eth fair trial i,
will attest its .scriie IN the - CAFeiie dis
heh ia.fai ly4iue snr scFoinaA bronchitis
skin TYuptsoas X srt Lives aad Kidney Diseases Ser
A,etscFas seufssiz. rheumatism, DssreI.ss, De
hsl.is. syphilis. etc.
phssieans may rely mon the uniform strength d
Iodine Water containing thrse-sasEter grains pHr
Iodine In esc Gai psrs water se{rtsf bsaS
sssa 1t Is not l5els 10 decomposition
formed iue, uss~. nFther "a the Ione xydized
uentralze ~ eaHiinstsu With any nsiel~nt, reader
ine fhss H. ss Cther l4ethos VI exhil
itf K ias.iae.
bon directions ses1mI1ny each bottle that Il may
usei family u,l m IS ly the lrotcesicH
rjee ao4r per batio. "a receipt of i've dollars
six battles delivered free hy express 70 sny address
Beware 81 to serIeits ard I:aliailens which uprnei
pied sea2sfs ezesser dlsfsse Of reputation
See sins;Hr ard trade mark the creek word head
rs this Adverti-f ut.i upon the labels AID wrappers
each bottle, VI thor, tcb meme IL genuine.
Circulars gratis.
Or. I'll. ASDERs 4 CO.
Physicians and Chemists
may23daw6m No s2s broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14

A CHIP OF THE OLD BLocK.-Col. Jim
Brownlow, son Of Parson Brownlow, who
was wounded through both thighs 10 ma
king charge upon Wheeler's cavalry
near Frauklin few days ago is one of the
most daring and gorgeous young officers
in the service The Knoxville Wing in
in speaking Of his services says:
"He entered the United States service
in his nineteenth year, as private and
iu the last two years has been in seventy
enga5ements, either skirmishes or regular
tights. He commanded up to the time
Of, getting wounded, as good aud as brave
a regiment of cavalry as we had in ths
Geld and he enjoyed the confidence sne
esteem of his entire regiment, numbering
tome nine hundred veterans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
OIfx DUTY.

W. deem, (, our deity 20 keep constantly before oar
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