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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
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OVFToE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

InttiCE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
" WHEELING, August, 1854
At . regular nesting of the BOard held IN ibs
city Of wheeling. the Sth day Of August i1si-
Il va ordered that the Superintendsnee Of bs ~
lowing TurnpiksI be lee On the 18th day Of 50
tsmbor, 1884, % the lowest btddeT deemed eouP'-
tent, uamolyF
70 the point Taero sid rod cross the eAsisrn
boundary O. the State Of WOst Virginia
The stannton and ParksrSbuTg TuT1piks hOn
ParkersbuTg % the point where aid rod ero-,ss
The boundary line between this State and The siAi'
q Virginia
Tho Beverly and Fuirmont Turnpike from Beverly
In the county Of Randolph 70 FAlrmOat in the eOun-
y Of MaTi0n- .of
.. 1ss W .Ss t1S5 LING sovEs.-.
from Wheeling, and
The Maryland and Ohio River Turnpike.
Sealed bids for the 8uporintendsnee OF thoss -
pF0Tem0nts for oNB TEAR viii be received M "
once Of the Board IN this city until the said zs1
day Of BsptGmbaF, ensuing. In the event the E1pel
infdhdencs q either Of the shove named improve
msuts e not let on the day specified - hforslaAs
the sEms may be let On the second Tuesday In ~
mouth therdafter, without further nutice. he
peEson WHO'S bid GhAll Be approved By the boaLl
wiz Be required, A. in aeeondAnee With the lAs y
take the oath and give bond With Bufleient seeGrg
J. EDdAR B0YAkss
augl2-td Secretary Board Of Public HorIa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

THE esgerness, which the rebels mani.
fest, for the defeat of Mr.. Lincoln. is very
edifying. The Richmond Examiner in a
recent article urges with great strenuous
ness that the rebels shall achieve as many
successes as possible during the next sixty
days, because thus the defeat of Mr..
Lincoln will be rendered almost certain
1t declares that "the Democratic party
would have been forever obliged to Gen,
Hood, IL he had managed to hold Atlanta
for another fortnight" In an article pub
lishsd on the 9th inst, it uses this most
striking Language:
I"Ws in defending Our own rights and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
OFFICE CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, I
WILL COUNT, W. Va, Sept. 9th. 1864 I

WEIIM COUHTT, W. Va, Sept. 9th, 1864
A 7 AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Board
IA Of Supervisors Of Wetzel County, held on the
9th day Of September, 1854, w. D. Walker was ap-
pointed commissioner 70 issue interest bearing
bonds Of 100 dollars EACH 20 pay recruits credited
70 WetIel county, 20 dlI her quota the last call
Ofthe President OF the United States; said bonds
to be levied for and payable A. ollOWB, tO.Wit:
One-third in years. ons-thiTd In years, aud the
residue In ten years. Each recruit 10 receive three
bonds. z 8. SPRINGER,
6epl2-2Wa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
Commissioner's Sale.

or THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE
" Kramer House." on the east aide Of Main
street, and the lots on Market street in the rear
thereof, Sal URDAY. the 6th OF October, 1894,
at the front door Of the Court House for Ohio
county.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in . certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis D. ChApline Il complainant, and
the dsYissss heirs at Law and Of Moses W.
chAplne, deceased; aud Mary ?. Lynch, are defend
anita, shall sell, special commissioner, ct the
front door Of the COurt House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the Sth OF October, 1864, (cC mmeneing
said ale At 10 o'clock A. NJ } to the highest and
best bidder, At public auction. the following real
estate In the said decree particularly mentioE ed
and described, situated in the city Of wheeling,
that 70 say Of the lot numbered thirty
nine,-39-fr0ntiDg OTty.four-44-feet on the east
side Of Main street, and extending back Of even
width eastWGrdiy from said street, hundred and
thlrty-tWO-I32-feet being the property known -
the kramer House," also lot numbered one hun
dred and Observation-Disclosures said Market
street sixty siX-66-feet and running back Of even
width Eixty-seVen-6T-feet. The said part Of lot
numbered one hundred and uinetsen-Il9-W will be
sold In three separate parcels Of tWenty-tWO-22-
feet front each.
TERMS OF sALE.-The one-afth-l-S-part Of
the purchase money in cash, and the remaining
tour-hth parts In four equal inHtalments, payable
In six, twelve, eighteen and tWenty-focr months,
with interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
give bond for the deferred instalm0nts; the CON-
missioner to retain the title until the purchase
money shall have been fully paid.
BepS-td Special Commissioner.
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Selling or to Quilt the BusinesS'

TVNHE subleTfbsrs, having made arrangements .
i commence buainess In Chicago, ~ or sbout ~ ,s
hrIt Of January nsxt, desire 70 Sen q, 81 grs,ly
reduced prices 20 dsilars aud for Cash only, thsH
entire stock q Family Groeoriaa, FOrolsn Rroan''
Tobacco and EoElFL
An thoss having claims against n VIII Press1l
them for an e1rlT Al 1Ilmsnt, and al thoss 0Hins
- n viii pla11e cone l1rWard ard a1ttla- No g.
viii Be sid aflsr he INT dlT % septombef 2 ~
9. W. RBE99IN0 / c.,
auz2q In Sc ass MaEket Sc, WhsslInE. W W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
Lookout for the Big BLACK Boot.
TRUSTEES SAFE
OF VALUABLE REAL A., Estate EST 4IE IN THE Gil

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CIT
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue ofa deed OF trust executed By Hobe1
ID Dronsheld aud Catherine his wife 70 AlfId
Caldwell As trustee, dated the 92d day Of AuguSt,
1859 and recorded In the once Of the Recorder fF
Ohio county, in DECD book forty -four (44l folio to
hundred and twenty three C223l, and By virtue Il
an order Of the Circuit Court for said county male
on the 10th day Of May, 1884, and entered in order
book number q, page 18l, by which the underIignsd
was appointed trustee In the place ofthe sid Afot
Caldwell, will, on THURSDAY, the inst day Of
September, 1884, at the front door Of the CJun
House in said county, At 10 O'Clock A. n, offer tr
sale the following described real estate situate IL
that part Of the city Of wheeling commonly called
North wheeling, viz: Lot number Gixty-four-6t-
IN square number nine-9-S also all that parcel Of
ground atuA Q In ths northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling and lying north Of aud adjoining lot
owned and occupied BY the aid Dronsheld, AMI
fronting on the west side Of Main street one hHu-
dred and hftsen-l15-fsot, more or Iess, and Tub-
ming back to the Ohio river, and being the ADs
which WAs conveyed 20 MD Drunsnsid By W. {.
Wickham, commissioner, on the 10th % Septsmbsf,
1850 and recorded in the once Of the recorder r.
Ohio county in book f0rty-4O-Ealio SIS.
me above described property will Be sold soPs-
rAtsly OF together 70 suit purchasers.
Terms % 6AlO-oash-
jy25-ts n. aICHARDsOS, Trustss
e Tho above sale ~ Postponed TN BATUE-
DAY. September 10, ~ : O'Clock r. n SsPf
~ The sale Of the above properly has been Pos-
p0ned tin TUESDAY, OCroBkR Eh- ssPl3
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FOR SALE or RENT

THE building formerly osnsd and occupied by
4 Mr.. =. Hayes a. = Wheel Factory. II Il . sub
stantlal brick building 40K28 feet, three stories
ga, and well lighted. There h good we'll o {
wator on the premises with force pump. The PROD
erty Il situated Immediately Outsfde Of the corpora
too line At the east end Of Zane street Greek bridge
THOMAS SHAW,
seps.2R AtwArren, Berger ECo's soap FACTOR ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

DRoYOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
1 RmsT DIkIRIcF WEsF Va,
WHIELIN0, Sept. 18th, 1864
In accordance with OrdsrS received this day from
Col. John Ely, A. A. PRO. Mar. Gen. Of West We f,
q Draft will be made to I'LL the quotas Of the DELIN-
QuKNF COUNTIES, as follows: II.
For Peasants County, Monday. 18th.
"a WetZel County, Tuesday, 10th.
p q. Doddridge County, "Wednesday, 21st.
/" Writ aud Richie Counties, Thursday, 27d.
Gilmsr and Calhoun Counties, Friday, 23d.
The place Of drawing will be on the STKPs OF THE
CoURT HoUsE In this city, At O'Clock A. 81 each
day. .-.--..- I'D ...-..
selves Interested, are invited 70 attend.
BENZ. STONE,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
sepl4-1W 1st Dist West Va
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FOR SAL,E OHEAP

ERoNTING Mr. wiekham's Hoase At the Vine
n yard, on the alley above Ruit0n street, q piece
Of Ground about 100 feet in front and lis feet Deep
all feL ced in with shade In front; zen adapted
for little Vineyard, and which pleasant little
home might be built. Enquire OF
JOHN 2. MeDERMOT,
Bep16,19EW Intelligeneer once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
FIFTY RECRUITS WANTEI
HALL BUTTONS

TN WHITE, BLACK, GOLD, SILVER IVORY
CiiH.7 nd India Rubber; ladies Paper Cana Stfal
Beit Clasps SHk Betting, Household REmlnE,
Mourning HandkeFehiofs, Yisls. Crapo Collars, Enlf.
Collar aud Waists, Edgfng, SILK Bslts, Sun Bmh.
Bald Pearl Buttons, Fancy LINEN Collars and
Gun Velvet Ribbon, Linen Bobbin, assorted eol1rs
o. Yarn Elk Buttons, Nui saTy Cloth, Corset ftonta
Clark SPOOL Cotton, ladies Neck Ties, Gents do,
Gents Linen and Paper Collars
D. HIo0LL 4 BRO,
sep12 l. ~ 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19

NJ EOA OONGhESS.-MEssA9. 4
No. noRs: Please announce
Cot JOSEPH SNYDER
Is q candidate for Congress from the SecSnd Con
Rresalonal district. anE2a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
FOR CoNGREs

KlE EO1 OOASEAEsSSs-A =
w. IfoEs: Please announce
SAMUEL CRANE
. candidate for Congress in the Rirst Congroasion
District, subject TO no Convention, bat the will
the people at the polls. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-19
FRANKLIN FURNACE,

JACOBS EVAPORATORS AND
~ FURNACES COMPLETES, i0E boiling Sorghum,
eyIup and making Sugar. This EvAporator 4 the
only one which has ever successfully made Sugar,
Fully warranted in every resPeet.
L. o. RR0ST 4 CO.
sePS Nom - Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

WV Writers AUcTInNEER Will SILL. THIS
w day at O'Clock. 4S4 Canal street. Paror
plush and nsircoh Centre Dining and Tea Tables
6ssses Lace Curtains Velvet Tapestry rhre-- piy ana
other Carpets Sheet Olcoth Bcdstesds. Hair Mstrcss~s
Feather Reds, BEDDING Dressing Burrsus washstands
Toilet. China Glass and Silver Ware. Stoves. wsrdrohes
Sofa Beds Rocking and other Chars: Lounges Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture and Nil other goods
WILLIAM ARBOTr, AUCTiONRER. OFFICE NO
w East Broadway sells this dav at iGs O'Clock the
of the Grocery aud Liquor Store 81 Mulberry
Barrels OF Sugars Soaps Starch Glass Case, Counters
Liquors Also Bureaus and other Furniture. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

DURsUANT TO DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
ofChspcery in Bngand dated the I'd day OF February
1894 made In wherein Sarah strong Talbot Is
Nh aud James Kent and olhcrs defendants whereby
inquiry If directed TO DO mato what CHI ldren there
been OF Peter Talbot late OF Studand In the Isle
beck IN Engsnd the 'esetor In the plesdngs nane and
whether euch children any, and witch OF them
living dead, and when such children born, and
when and at what such OF them (f
dead died; and whether leaving and (f apyj what
and whether esae or iutesate and who their
rpecvc legal personal representative ard their
rcsrectiyo heirs al law.
Richard Talbot Peter Talbot OF the said estator
Peter Talbot who died about the 10Th day March,
1876 and all persons claiming TO be such issue heirs at law
OF kin and personal representatives respectively
Of the sad Richard Talbot aad Peter Talbot (the
aforesaid by their sole before the Goth
OF October 1864. 10 IN and prove their clama the
chambers Of the Master Of Rols in the RIO Yard Chan
lane, MddcseS England or In default thereof
VIII be pcrempcry excluded from the benefit OF the said
decree
FRIDAY the 9TH dayiof November 1884, At IL O'Clock at
the chambers IL appointed for hearing and ad
Indicating upon the claims.
DATED RMS 3lsr DAY or MAY 1854 -
G. A III. BSLL. 30 Bedford Row, Loadon,
Haintlns Solicitors.
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4 BACHELOR, 80 YEARS or ACE. or GOOD CON.
N nccitons able win ne support wife, wishes
correspond with lady widow. with view 10 mat
rinUny. Address Bachelor station ID, New York
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A DvTCB TO MARRIED UNDERSTANDING RES
~ TILT Female Physician and Professor Of Midwifery.
be consulted usual at 62 Chambers street But
will he No charge advice Her tn
falibe medicines also be obtsped at i.'t. Liberty
street, mall g. Ladies' who dcsire ana
the best medical attendance during confinement
conToiatcd. Her French Pills 40 price 81 box. oe
No 2 which four degrees than No L.
all safe and healthy: price - Can
by mail with full directions. Madame Eese dcerss
her duty caution ladies against mi;ators Of hcr advev
iisements who not only rob them of their but tbrtr
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SALES ar AUCTION.


A Ivan 9. BAKER CO AUcrioNttRs a HAY
~ WOOD. Anctioneer--M Magnificent Household Furni-
ture Paintings Staunrv, BTon7es cn.tsH
Works e Art. on this day wednesday, June
- AT elegant liz West Tweny street
Sixth avenue. sale commencing Mt 10 o'clock Davug
RoonsSuperb Suts Furniture, covered with brocate a
rchest description: rosewood Pianofotc. made ccis-
hra"d Makers Etareres Bookcse. Encognures. CensrU
rahcs MIRRORS Lace and Rrocaic ndow curains. Csbi
nft Neve, nDd Brusseis Carpets Vases OH Paintings bY
e",neot sta bronze s,atusry Clocks sbndes D,nae
Raom-S deboard Extension Tables Arm Chairs Sofas.
China Daner and Tea Sets silver Ware. Gu, and ru-
wood and walnut Raresus washstands. Reese.ds,
cornnodea, Uair and Spring Mattresses Ros,crs Pm.
lows, Sheets Rankets, count"rpanes. Also all Furniure
OF ssrvsnts' apartments Sal. percmptory Competcut
persons 10 pack aud cart the goods
I. SMITH AUCTfOnEER WILL SILL rpfS
-. da. Al II O'Clock at No ~ Stuv-e. MIMI
stree between Second and Third avenues Piano Of
splendid obr AID Gnish coat $500 three Paror SUITS
wood aDj mahogany Bedroom Suits Rockers. Looking
GAS mahogany and maple chars Tables frtsses and
nrraa Cafrct aud Everything shas belongs to first class
house.
n T. BURKE. AUcTfoAEER-OFrrCR NO ASTON
" mace sei Thursday the I'D inst NJ mast
ten O'Clock the Lrasr Stock Fixtures ~ the Grocery
and Liquor Store 9t West TWENTY fourth we'll
stocked with gcDersi assortment ekceI5ny fxtnres DO
soid together separately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

GRAND RArfrICArlOS MEETING.
N FREMONT AND COcHRANB.
coopBR iasTrrurt
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE ~.
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ISIGHTH WARD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION -REDUC
~ ton OF taraton reform OF city government: c'ean
srees we'll houses mass meestug OF I've citi
OF the Eighth ward without distraction OF party VIII
be held Al snrnn Hall lS5 Spring street. Nedpes
dsy eyeninl June ~ at eight O'Clock. Good speakers WI
exptan the ecs the Association and what nov be
inr ane in Inc city the accomplishment OF the~e
obscts All tcd TO attend BY order OF toe txefu
tive Conmittee John -. Acker Daniel " Devoe. edmund
nj Plum William Tucksr, william NOR, Committee 0f Ar'
rangemepta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

A FARM OF los ACRES. NEAR PLAINrfEBD IN
u quire OF X r. HAkRArT. IA Pine street Dirt
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

cn0N CASH IN HAND FOR TWO GOOD MEN FOE
spJUU infantry cavalry ght heavy artillery fev
garrison duty The best chance offered Cal before
engaging elsewhere the Pearl Stree. House. 800 i
Pearl street.
G.1 OnN BOUNTY THREE GOOD MEN WANTED
IL .OUO to I'll the quota of conry town. also twenty
TO- Orange to whom tho highest prca
will be pad. Apply to Captain KING, Dey Street HOUSE,
~ pey street
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MADAM STEVENS CAN BIZ CONSULTED ON All
N1 the events ~ life past present and future RI
wish tho truth. give her call at her residence 81 rhosnp
" street, Spring. N B-Luck, numbers given.
MADAME ROSA GREAT NATURAL CLAIEvoyAN1
Nl and spirit sonst. revens your whole fe from the
cradle the shows future partner IN dream
Once GO Thira Forty second street Cousut
tatou dollar.
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Es0R sALK--AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ONE OF THE
test Tenement Houses Town, Dx5. four sory and
basement trimmed With browa stone t 100 e. WI. per
fert. he paid on rents Tor
$50 ear Price. if purchased this wees sJhs1 afr
that 81 .U0 md Apply 70 JAS FErrkErCfi. BIT
East ThIritath stroet. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
finoaeial aud commercial


AZ rslsersphl hsw YoaK, Dec l5
cotton-firm 1t So for mid6ling uplaDds.
Piour-etate aud Western shade nrmef. Win at ae
nand 1t 10 30@l0 70 for Extra State ~ iof
Extra r b. D, and II 456f2 10 for nsds Sfsnds'
market closing steady l.
whisky-Rsther nrmer and more aeuss y ot
Wna.,-sb.ae nrmer; No Chicago Spring d 30;
White, Red Western 40 inferior smutty 90 aun AM
Der Mich 2 So.
Rye-Dul and nominal
BsrIey-1 70 z, better; State Of 6O2 co.
COMPUTATIONS decided change st oo6l SoH ZOE
Mis cd WeAtern in store.
Oats-Dull at 90 for Western
Hops-ln moderate demand IT Sc.
wool-Frm, With fair inquiry.
CoHee-firm but qsrset.
Sugu-Quet and firm At 20t4021 for MuscosaAo
Moiasses-Dull sour Porto REQ at Soc.
Petroleum Steady and quet Crude At s5c; Rsnncfi
| Ia Bond At Tcaa77e and do Free 80 sic.
Pork-D~cidesly hrmer and scfive demand at 40 600
Al for 1854 mess do cash and regular way eiosnE
at Al 25 for and 81 90 ssT - for prime and
10 oO4O to for prime Also S. 50 bbis FOR 1901
sr January nj ii 42 and 800 bbs for Janu-
airy to February 9th at 4t coca 70
Beef-seady al IS 50@21 IS for new plain mess. ana
IL GOALS 20 fur extra msss.
| Beef Hams-More active and frmer at "a o0G2t %
Cut Msass-S.eady 1t ls@s2ic for hams; shoulders
at 1896
son SdesFair demsnd dry taited shoulders. sffei
January and Pebr uary, lsf and 5000 ibis Il II .
21Ic mr. Western and city Cumberland cut, and ic io
long ribbed TO xirive.
Lsrd-Firmer with more doing At 2l1245zct-iaite
| price for choice city.
Butser-firmiy held with moderate badness y SO
| Zoe FOR Western and IS Coo for State
Cheese Quiet and arm q 1532ac for common =
| prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

vtcxssrEs. Miss, Aug Q, lsS1
Dr.. John Bull-DsAr Sir: ] sm happy tn state "a 20
that hase used your valuable Gruu with srss
benefit SELF general debility and prostrafon oil
my systeu produced by the unhealthy aud nsiasmsf
us,scw the Mississippi Ssck<rrs having
With Gen Grant army thru oui its hole south
ern campaign. ! confidently rceonsaead It's
persona who are exposed to unhealthy climates
II. ". fU6LE.
Agent Q. 6. SANITARY C?mmission
LouIsvIn1, Ny, sept ID, 1858
On the I'D OF July last submitted through agent
Of mpe the Medical Director Of the Department Of
Army OF the Cumberland, sample Of my Cervn Bitter
for inspection and requested IT, after analysis. be found II
nertsriohs to sanction and approve its among
soldiers
The following IL the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen kscrans permission TO chip 80 dozen once
have IL sold to sailers. JOHN BULL.
Il satisfied that ccdron Btters will do no hairn
any II taken properly and In moderation nc
objection to Dr. Bs being permitted to dspose Of IL
suffers. A. HENRY THURsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director d
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn. July "a, 1865. !
DR.. John Bniis agent, NJ has permission 10 shIy
Nashville, Tenn- Is grosa o. 100 dczrn Of BnlTs O.
Iron Btsers for sale TO suffers Ii the army only
The regulations 81 the Treasury Department to b.
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Maj II Gen: Rosecrans.
VIM NJ. wTLEe
Major and Provost MHrShaI Gen.
For sale, Wholesale and retail b. Wilkinson bartlett
Co., keokuk. Iowa. aprl3dA~lyr.
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LECTURE To-NIoHr AT late meet
ing of the Faculty of Iowa Medic'l Col
leee. it was resolved thata course Of popu-
lar lectures be delivered in the lecture
room. commencing this friday evening,
at7A o'clock. The Introductory lecture
will he delivered by Rev. DR.. Gille,t. A
small fee for admittance will be charged
The proceeds to be applied to the relIe
of the poor of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

NV AWAs OUCs lOs
A rebel Dispatch dated Osyka. Dec.
let, says Yankee aidinK fosss Of q least
s, 600 cavalry. with two piscss Of artillery
and SO loaded uagons, the rest with pon.
toons, and commanded By Gen. Dsvld-
s,u, reached the Annshahal from Baton
Rogue Il Z o'clock yesterday Z, p. last
evening after burning the cooscript camps
and some ont boildings, Cutting the
stores. pillsoinR the inhabitants and burn.
inr bridges they left 10 the direction Of
Frsnklinsop, La, which is the direct
route TO Pearl River. They carried Nth
them Capt. Murray, enrolling officer, the
Post Master, Williams. the hotel keeps-
and Ill the citizens they could csteh,
Young aud old. Their destination = nm
Known. They said they were going e
| Mobile.
| A rebel dispatch dated New Market
Va, 9th says 1t Taylor, 18th Va. Cav
airy, attacked two companies OF the 3is
N. Y. Cavalry near wildwood. Clart Go
on the l4th inst. and killed aud captures
40 of the party and 80 horses.
i The Richmond Dispatch Of the LIT
says yesterday morning the YaDks 70 of
Gers in the prison at Danville made an q
tempt to overawe the guard. They wer
, cred on and Col. Busser of N. Z. vas 10
SANITY killed and others wounded. Thl
frightened the rest and the attempt Va
!. given up. Thesstruggle lasted but fe
minutes and ell was quiet.
i The Richmond Dispatch Of the LET
: saws the latest news from Sherman 10 tn
: on Saturday lie was at B'oomingdale {
. the Central Georgia Railroad, Is mill
! west Of Savannah. 1t was not bsplute
certain whether it was in his programu
0 to attack the city, to slide away down
d the coast, or eDdeavor to force passa
i. Of the Savannah River enroute for 70
Royal. Our.position at Savannah is d
6cult, involving the necessity Of prote'
I. ing both the city and some ten miles
:, the Savannah and Charles on Railros
~ which leaving the city on the "
u courses to the north aud crosses the ri,
re eight miles above. Sherman since be
@, Millen has been falling timber behi
- him and otherwise ob-Iructing the ros
;. to protect his rear from the rem prsel
a ravages Of Wheeler. who has hun ted q
ID. hung upon him like bloodhound
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
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