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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
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Established in the Year 1850,
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prrss ann CsIoat makiua.
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOral

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ike Dr. Wynkoopa Iceland Pectoial. II Is used with
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Five thousand dollars paid on two losses ia this city
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pie IN ITS character, nobein its features, certain in
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aeIantatiun lSlttrrs.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
aaI COUGH NO MORE.
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tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at No 8
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Aiberp Stable,
f.9 a JAMES cATHoART's Ia.
LIVER s TIA BL e

"A Brioe Dile's ol stand Jefferson ftreet INN
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MUSIC STORE.

UNHE attention Of musicians and all lovers Of music
L Is called 10 splendid assortment OF Mus'cal
Instruments Of the most approx d manufactures.
We have constantly on hand fne stock Of Nlollns,
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ca. J, a A, FISHER, III Main street,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Cairo, Nov. l2.

O"tiOe kNoN.
Advices from Paducah to the 4th, say
at 5 o'clock the evening before, they re-
port that the rebels disappeared from this
side Of Johnsonville.
No part Of Forrssts army Is believed TO
be on the east side of the river, they hav.
ing gone. it is thought TO join Hood.
Gen. Scho6eld. with l 800 troops has ar,
rived at Johosonville That place 10 re.
gsrded perfectly secure.
Phe Tennessee river will soon be omen
again.
A tornado passed over Washington
county Illinois on the mornisg Of the 9th
destroying many buildings, killing oas
person and severely wounding several
others.
The district of Western Kentucky give,
q majority for Liacoln-one of the grea
est changes in public opinion in any par
of the Union.
Memphis papers of the 10th say th,
vote Of Memphis 10, Liucolu 1874, Nc
Olellsn 628, which was informal and re
jected.
Detachments of Missouri. Ohio, Penn
sylvania, Iowa and Wisconsin regime at
give large Republican msjorisies.
The 9th Tennessee cavalry gives
unanimous vote Of Eve hundred for Lin
coin.
A steamer from below brings 400 bale
Of cotton for st. Louis,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Seldier's Thanksgiving Dinner.
New York Nov ~

= Saot ANVVs ASs
The committee, consisting Of our lead
ip2 merchants and citizens appointed 70
carry out the proposition to furnish our
gallant soldiers aud sailors thanksciyip9
dinner. appeal to the people of the north
to join them in the effort. TLey ssk for
cooked poultry and other proper meat. q
we'll as mince pies, sausage and fruits !;
but if any are so situated as not to be
able to cook the poultry or meat, it win
be received uncooked. What il sent
should be wrapped iu white. boxed apd
and addressed to George w. Blunt, Get
TVS Building. Trinity Place, N. Y. II
uncooked, it shoald be 20 marked ON the
outside, and list Of the contents should
accompany the box. Nothing should BE-
sent cooked prior to Nov l4th. I'm.
cooked poultry or meat ehould reach New
York on or before Nov. 18th. Contribu.
tons 10 money should By sent 10 Thec
Kossvelt, Treasurer, No. es. Maidsu
Lane, -1'' =
The express compa Miss have eeuero..l,
ofersd % transmit Ill these contfibofion,
ltrss sf ehsfys. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Rebel Wagon Train Captnred-.Aeeounts
from New Orleans,

New York, Nov. .ls.
We learn from Little Rock that Can't
White, of Steele's army, on the 23i ult..
after hard fight of four hours, captured
an entire rebel train of IS wagons, 200
horses and 81, 900 in money, and scat
tertng the force that accompanied il. This
train had probably been sent ahead OF The
main portion of bis retreating army By
Price with the design Of saving it.
The Richmond Sentinel of "Wednesday
last Gays large feet of iron .ciads are in
the James river below Dutch Gap. It
also says that the Union forces are not ye,
making any preparation for winter quar-.
ters, aud that it is rumored Grant con-
templates movement on Wilmington by
way of Weldon. and that he is already =
sending troops to the latter place.
The HeraId's New Orleans correspond
ent says our gunboats were watching at
the mouth Of the Red River for the for
midable rebel rsm which is expected t,
come down as soon as The water should
rise sufficiently.
jeff. DAVIS currency has been almost
entirely set aside by the rebels of Texas
only gold and silver being accepted.
One hundred and ffty car loads of cot
ton, belonging TO private indiyidqaIs, des
tined for Mexico. have been stopped a
Gallad. Texas, by order of the rebel Gen
ersl Kirby Smith, only shipments on tb.
rebel government account being permit
ted.
Some of the people OF New Orlean
had protested to Gen. HurIbut agains
their enrolment for duty as soldiers.
Torpedoes have been placed in th
Mississippi along the Louisiana shore b
the rebels, lsistsl will soon be removed
From Mobile there is little news. Ou
lgunboats make experiments in shsllin
the city three hours day.
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Meabers ef Congress Then ana
New. @3 W VII

4 N0yw.r @@8 sf@ H# n XIII
Edward Liviugston's biographer i'm pliee
with the tone Of many literary men-vho
arc surprised BY the neatpess. puritv ana
elegance OF the early debates in Conores.
that there were gods ia those dav. Or 4
not gods, giants; and that in our ,l.vs -
caonot match them. or do not. L i
true that the speeches which literary men
chose % write out 10 those times com
pare tavorably with the pitiless .teno-
graphic reports of everything that is said
70 the congresses to-day; it is also true
that constituencies do not look 6rst. IN
our times, Tor young gentlemen of fortune
ana literary training as their representa-
nses0but We doubt If they did then it
Is also true that men of sense do no. auots
virgil or Thomson in debate poW-but
Tools do--and il is al q matter Of fashion
Inere are tho1sand spheres for activity
for men Of genius aud power now, much
moro attractive and much more iuAuen.
tni than Is the eel! occupied by member
OF Congress while he is prisoned in the
capitol. Such men as Edward Living
stop, 10 our days. find their way 10 these
posts, while, in the infancy of the nation.
mere was an interest in adjusting the new
machine add starting it, which It's run.
ming does not have, even 10 the days of
revolution The members Of the early
congresses were ~ good men a. We have.
win fewer advantages than We have, but
'hey were not any stronger or better
hnd we venture to aver that twenty
speeches as good as that Of Mr.. Living.
s.on on Jays treaty have been made 10
the much abused Congress of the present
year. Christian ExamiDer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

Cape Race. Nov. IL.

Cspe Race, Nov. IL.
The Nova Scotiau with dates to the 4tb
has arrived. ~ -
The Jara, from Quebec, ran ashore q
the mouth Of lsrsey and vas wrecked
passengers crew aod mail saved.
Liverpool cotton market opened With
clining. -
very steady.
Consols close At 89& for money.
1t il stated that the crew and srm.ma,,
OF the steamer Laurel have been tr.ns.
fsned 70 the new Alabama of Nadier..
The Index, the Confsdersts psper In
London. gives the particulars Of the can.
ture Of the Florida in the neutral port Of
Bahia. II =
The Times denouocss it as an act Of
piracy, the Herald dsnounoes it in indio.
nant terms, and says If the Washiprtee
gosernmsut does not release her. ali the
the maritime powers have right to inter
fers in the matter.
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Headquarters Army Of Potomac, J
November 1Q.

On Wednesday night about 7 O'clock
. force Of the enemy was discovered mas.
sing in front of our line, near Ft. Stead.
man, when the guns Of the fort opened
t're driving them to their works. The
rebel batteries replied briskly for time.
but they were soon silenced by our shells
and mortars.
A force Of l50 rebs shortly aftervsrd
made sortie and attempted to penetrate
our lines but they were sent back.
As the enemy seemed determined 10
pursue the policy of shooting at every
man they see, our men are forced 70 "a.
taliate, accordingly the pickets in front of
the second corps were briskly engaged
most OF last night. and the reports OF % us
ketry at times vas almost continuous.
This morning Ill is quiet.
The commissioners and agents from
Philadelphia. arrested for having moor
rectly printed blanks and tally lists have
been sent to Washington for exsmiuatiou
by the Secretary of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Baltimore. Nov. II.


The American has = dispa,ch d.tef
Roanoke Island, Nov. Cd. wherein, afte,
an account of the destruction of the rebel
ram Aibemarle, by the brave Lieutenan,
Gushing. the writer gives the following
particulars of the capture Of Plymouth
n. u, by our navy-the final result oI
that bold exploit:
Lieut.. Gushing has accomplished a
great deed, and has been the cause of re.
lleving quite number of good loyal North
Carolinisns from distress and starvation,
After this vas done, the fiset commando,
proceeded up the Roanoke river within ,
short distance OF the town, when they
came to some obstructions, and after ex.
changing few shots, returned.
On Sunday, the 3Oth ult., the feet pro.
ceeded to the Roanoke river, through the
river above the town, and shslIed pIv.
mouth sith telling effect In the morn.
ing, Commander Macomb steamed dow,
the river. followed by the remainder Of
his fees, and while opposite the town gave
the rebels a shower of shell, grape and
canister.
Capt. NJ Comb then landed about 100
men from his ship, in charge OF Lieut..
Denver and Paymaster Sands, aud the
Immediately charged upon Fort Batmsn,
aud carried il, capturing forty prisoaers.
The rebs, finding things rather to severe
evacuated the town immediately.
We captured 40 pieces of heavy and
II pieces Of light artillery. together with
. large quantity Of small arms.
The road leading out of Plymouth a.
far IS We have been, was strewn with
muskets. knapsacks. &c., showing that
the rebels had made a complete stam-
pede.
The whole garrison did not have
enough stores to last them "a hours.
In The engagement one Of the rebel
magasines was blown up by our guns aud
its explosion set FIRE to the town. The
buildings on Water street, Weller and
others is now held by our gunbosts and q
small land force is commanded by Col
Ward
Glory to Cushing for so brave an act,
and glory to Commander NJ Comb for fol-
loving up and assisting.
A large portion OF the above was given
as by Lieut.. Longworth, Of the Cd North
Carolina Union Vols who has been in
the town, aod thoroughly acquainted
with the incidents its capture.
We learn that some of the men who 40
companied Lie utenant Gushing are priso.
ners, together with Paymas.er Swan, whe
was wounded in the shoulder.
Master Mate Woodman who was also q
the party, was killed.
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New York, Nov. Ia

New York, Nov. l2.
Late richmond papers contain proceed
lngs of the rebel Congress.
The Judiciary committee was instructe a
to enquire into the expedieocy of reoui.
ring citizens liable to military duty. ab.
sent from the city, not in public busi ness tc
return and assist in the public defense, on
PAIN OF conhscatlon of their property,
o,stranohisement after the war or other
adequate penalty.
Mr. Foose introduced and spoke in SUP.
port of resolution asserting it unneoes.
sary and inexpedient at present to arm
slaves, but be said in case the white ele.
ment should become exhausted hs vonld
then favor the proposition to make soldier,
Of the negroes.
The North Carolina papers state tha,
Washington in that State has been evacu.
ated by the rebel troops.
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New York, Nov. IL.
The Herald's Washington special says
information has been received that tbt
rebels in the Shenandoah having been 70.
lnforced are attempting to flank the posi
ton of Sheridan in order to at leaht
threaten Pennsylvania and Maryland Win
another invasion.
Gen. Sheridan, however, 10 prepared for
them, having on Wednesday last given
marching orders to his army, which is ia
the finest and most effective condition
Our dispatches from the front represent
that the rebels we're some days ago in force
at stanton, and it was their inteation To
move on our line at onoe.
Forty OF Mosby's guerrillas disguised
In Union Uniform, Saturday morning at-
lacked near Charleston small train be-
longing to Sheridan's army, commanded
by Sergeant and ten men, three of whom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Augusta. Ne. No,

Two hundred and twenty-five towns
give Lincoln 47,423; Mcclellan SO, ,9o7.
The same towns last year gave Republi.
can 45.el8; Howard 3O.lu6. The 70.
maiuder Of the State will not vary ma
terially this result The 80, 900 votes ye,
to be heard from will be about equally
divided. Lincoln's majority on the home
vote will be nearly l8, 900, to which the
soldiers vote will add Eve to nine thou.
sand!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Ths War IL aexieo.
New York, Nov. IL.

AsOVs 1Gs
The Herald has dispssches from Mata.
moras, Mexico. dated 9th ult. General
Cersinas, late Republican Governor Of the
pia'e. having become AZ inperialist, has
neon sent on an expedition after his
brother, who is at the head Of q band OF
ggnerrillas.
President Jaurez is at Chihihula with
5000 troops, ahd is said to be fortifyipc
the place with the determination OF stand.
ing . seige.
Ata recent public dinner in Mstamor,,
one OF Maximilian's officers gave the
toast 1.-The union Of the Southern Con.
tederscy and Mexico,' which vas re-.
es'ved with great applause and the per.
lormaacs hy the band of the "Bonnie
Blue Flag"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
Washington, Nov. la.

It is officially announced that The IA.
ciency Of the army 10 the Geld requires
that the furloughs Of slI regimental OF.
GERS aod enlisted men shall terminate on
the l4th inst.
Provost marshala are required to take
the necessary measures to have of6cers
and soldien returned to their proper con.
mauds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
New York, Nov, Ia.

Gold weak and lower. the speculative
movement being very feeble. The quo.
sations have ranged from se.43 to 81. As
closing weak 1t s2.43.
The Commercials Washington special
says Sheridan handsomely check-mated
the movements Of Early on our flank
lie has sent back. and prevented the oon-
templated advance upon the baltimore 4
OHIO railroad. The particulars will be
sent soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
frees n... Ass.c,.a sy L,sa..,...

Trees Nsss Affected ~ LsgAsaing.
Fig-trees and cedars are rarely struck
by lightning; the beech. larch, 6r and
chestnut are obnoxious TO it; but the trees
which attract it most are the oak, yew,
and Lonbardy poplar. Whence il fol
lows that the last are the trees most prop
er to be placed near . building, since they
will act like % msny lightning conductors
to it. Again, the electric fluid attacks
in preference such trees as are verging to
decay BY reason Of age or disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
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