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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

Washington, Jan. 4.
Rumers of the enemy's designs and
operations in the Shenandoah Valley are
exaggerated Fisz Hugh Lees cavalry,
perhaps 1000 strong, supported BY Ear
ley's three meagre brigades on foot, with
lmboden and other leaders with detaeh-
ments. numbering in all 1000 or 1000
men, are near Woodstock and Mount
Jackson, aud make an occasional dash as
far north as Winchester.
The latest indications point to the
Moorfeld Valley, if not vest Of the
mountains as their scene of operations
Certainly they have not appeared IS yet
in sight Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, the trains of which are running reg
ularly and successfully with a large guam
tity of freight and many passengers. The
best evidence of official confidence in the
security of the route is the sending of
important attachments over it.
Major Gems. Butler and Burnside are
among the latest distinguished ARRIVALS.
Brig. Gen. Garrard has been ordered
to take charge Of the cavalry Bureau, thus
relieving Gen. Stoneman.
A large installment of the Eve per cent.
treasury notes was sent forward to-day TO
the associated banks of New York. Pbila-
delphia and Boston, and %, SOC, 900 of
these notes were distributed pro rata to
the cities named. Nearly So. 600. 900
more are packed ready for transportation,
and large additional amount will 60 to
the banks Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYDll

QATCHELoKS celebrated HAIR DYE u ~ Asss
- - III Fsvtk The only Hsrnisss, Nvs ~ RsbS-
sSh Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye 10 Pssfscs-
changes Red Rusty Grny Hair, instantly to- Gssssy
1tAtsr Neutral Bsses, without ntsring the Hair OF
Staining the stin leaving the Hair Sof Beautiful;
tmparts resh vitality frequently restoring its preside
color, and fccsines The i'll effects OF Bed Dyee. The
Genuine 10 signed WILLtAn A. BATcHELoR, all otAers
are mere limitations, and should b avoided. Sold -
all Druggists, he. FACTORY-sl BAacs.AY-6r1esr.
New Yort. 6A1cnsLoRh NEw TosLar CsRAn ron
DREsefHe rhR HAIR jyeaAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

The steamer West End, IN old boat,
~ offered in New York ct 5000, but
chartered % the government from March,
1863, to October, 1868, for $4,000 per
annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
Baltimore. Jan. d

The annual election of directors of the
Baltimore Corn Exchange to-day resulted
in the triumph of the Union ticket over
the disloyal. This is considered quite q
triumph by the loyal members of the in
stitution,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
Qo,,,,sterfi0I.


8. III MILL
WHOLDSAL.u GROCER.
iseOsrasrHosrsAaa a nsia streets.
D.'i i.s.s.' o s... 2 c, ,s:,.
PRODUCE AND RROvIDlOas.
1Loga. sspsraee. - g sprng WHEAT nxsss,
Z co.'s akAI-s a sssss 3 8 : : , g + +,
. saAs sTG, : 81 !. sss = 81 i X.
RYR-7o 70 7se
GREEN APPLES-6oe to q.
PoTAI0hs -s507oc; Reisii asc per peck
DUTfE1-conmoaI 6c; Choice, II 70 2Iej real,
OHICKENs-el 90 TO ef Is.
WHITK BRANs-Cennon 70 good rs 10 q %
r! 1.s.c cvyy e asess ..
HAY-Tinothy, go oo, baisd, sQs 90, Prairie
GROCERIES.
SUGAR = New Orleans fair. ise, prin
choice ~; N.w Yort, G, Hac; New YORK, A, ise;
esSi os,.T, .e.,e. ' sossun sas ssa'h ''''p
CoFfEE-kio ADsSke; Java ~;
sODA-Amerieas, 10; Essiish, TX to 90.
cANDLEs-Ssar 10 70 %; Mould, I2l 20 l4e.
IE 4. ,, ay:SD q soosi Is Imperial, els
foBAcCO.-D.rt Sweet, 60 to Csc; Medium rAnss
7os :. soe; SeIa :na Esss.., y Leaf, siso u
GLAss-sxlo GUY e375, rases.
CoRDAGE-lsle 70 lstc-
PRUIT-Raisins - o0Des Is.
sALT-LAke - 262e3 40.
PIsH-xe.i Mss.srsi, bsis. sIs 50 to ss 9.
No. No. % % A,rs g s = e g !; . s = 8:
niiesl.. Mo- .. White BIZ ri.a . Is
sUNDRlEs:
LBATHR R-soie 80 IS. Hsrness llD<e.
hIDks-Dry fhn, 1911; Dry saitsd i21is; srubsy
a.,f pr,ss e...n :. e; gree. 'As'p psl.' leo
skEOs-Iino.hy,s % 50 to 70; Yl.r. y %.
chgksE-Hamba v Is 10 l6te.
BKKF CArrLE-ei 7soS2 90 gross.
sHkRP-e4 " 70 e6 - veead.
wooL-Cisas fus~sshsd IS :, soe; unvashsd -
OILs-ceai OIL. IS to 7oc; retail sos LiDsssd OIL.
81 sseel sos Lard Oh, vs. TO 81; Fish Oil. 81 ~.
FAT noGs-Ss oosss 60 sro...
KAGs-Woolsn y Cotton atc.
NEW GUINNESS ih 70 2ai.
s1e..r.E.-os Ne. Yer.. pnil.aslphis, Boston.
esns abs FUNDS. Gold ~ to = buying
DRY GOODS.
sHHKTIHGs L sHIKTINGs- 10 to zoe.
DkILLS-B 10 &C.
PRiNTS-Nk 10 22e-
DkLAINS-25 70 32te.
0fA0hAMS-23 10 IKE.
CHADWICK = CoA1o sP00L-0oe V u -.
SKElS THkRAD-ol % to 81 10.
FAKMtks 4 MECH CASSiAkkE-s0 10 Toe.
eklRT bkAID-5or TO 81 o.
Corset JkANS-- Is to roc,
DENlN8-27a 70 3Itc.
1iCkiAG-xzt ~ Cue.
LINSEfs-3ut SOC.
CANTON FLAME kLS-- rs 10 SO.
tsT TELEsRAPn.i
NeW Vera MaRkes.
New forh, Jan. 4,
FlossLPvm. saiss 0oe bbis. n % 3o10S = Tor
stste ~ 454e7 10 fof ohio; ~ 6SAes Is Boathefn.
Wbeat-frm. ~ 60 lush solo Al 81 S8el "
for chieaeo spring; ~ 1s0eI 50 for niivaukes
Club; 81 b10ol 81 for Ksd sstefs.
Corn-Quies. Sales ~ 600 hsh. At u 20.
Pruvisoas-Quist
Mhishe,--steAcx III 9sa9 te.
krcE w he1t. 9 200 hlAkelAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
New York, Jan. 4.

New York, Jan. 4.
1t is reported the Stonineton steamers
have been purchased by merchants Of
New York and Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

The subs criptions to the New York
fund FOR raising volunteers amount to Sl.-
420, 800.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

@ New Orleans is filing up with ma
tlves from the North. After the war.
Northern energy will infuse new life into
all parts of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

Washington, Jan. 4.
1t commenced snoving at half past 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

~ A German editor in Pennsylvania
gets of the following:
The day before the last election, being
out Of wood and out of money to buy it,
| borrowed my neighbor's team, drove
FIVE miles to the timber. pulled Of my
coat, chopped cord of hickory. took it
home, sawed it up into stove wood then
went to the mill, which 10 four miles dis
tant, got my -four; returning home
l stopped at the brewery, drank gallon
of lager and went homo, took my supper,
went to my Office, wrote . two-coiumn
editorial, wen. down town to get some.
thing to drink, got. into quarrel with =
Copperhead, knocked him down, made
him hurrah for Curtin, and went home,
went to bed, fought = nightmare two
hours, came off victorious, took spiritual
fight to Deutschland. drank some Rhein
vein, came back. and got home in time to
vote the whole Union ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
DIABETES

10 disease OF The stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys add h. vitboe. doubt tie most obstinate
disease, except consumption, thai Affects the hamaB
sonstitction have no spacs for iscnss ing causes
bat viii state thai the effect ~ h Ia the con-
version OF The sarchy prineipie Vegetable portion
OF the food int sugar which the kidneys
an excessive secretion Of sstef. aahy psSons suffer
from this dissase vho are ignosSnt o1y that s they
pass large Quantities daring The day, snd Obliged
to Sss up from ons 10 ane<n o. twenty times duHnE
the night No sotce 10 taken Of unkii their aeatoa
10 called TO The large discharge OF taes, aad ofea
When 10 far sdsAncei 10 be beyosd the control
Of osdtn ediss Another sy pom IL Tie grsa,
uifst hch when The dsease 10 fully established n
tntol-sspletAs drsaks esastastlr rAss tssaS
ssstsfs< ALEC dr., OF the mouth cracking the
lips, breath In ths advanced cases and
finally loss Of appetite emscaiiop AID ths pa neat
gradually Gnka from exhaustion
Consstnifon Water In Without doab4 the only known
remedy for Gsbsfss, and We have ~ much conhdenes
that 10 tpeeiscs have that opihm viii pro suce
sleep and uutkfsiy sas thai IL has 3ursd syefy cass
In " hich IL had besn used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
Hudson, N. Y, Jan. 4.

Judge Hogeboom has decided the con-
troversy between the Delaware Il Hudson
Canal Company and the Pennsylvania
Coal Company in favor of the former.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
Baltimore

baItImore. Jan. 4.
Snow has been falling here since ten
o'clock this morning.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, Jkn. 4.
Two soldiers were frozen to death 1t
Camp Chase on Saturday.
The soldiers in camp at indianapolis
suffered considerably. A number had
their ears and feet frozen.
On Thursday night four rebel prisoners
were frozen to death while asleep in the
cars at Jacksonville. =.
The trains on all railroads leading to
Cincinnati have been much delayed BY
the recent cold weather. There has been
great deal of suffering among railroad
men and passengers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
Washington, Jan. 4.

Dispatches from Mr.. Prime, the Amer
lean Minister in japan, announces the
Japanese Government has agreed to pay
the claim of SIC, 900 for interruptine the
American steamer Pembroke last YEAR
This augurs good understanding with
Japan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05
SURVEYORS OFFICE. ,
KoOk ~ iowa. MAJ ~ fnGl

NOTICK.-To al perssns having guns, rsvoivsrs
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale are
ordered not 70 cell dispose Of the without
obtaining pssnn fYvm the Undermined By order Of
The Special Agent 81 the Treasury Departnsnf. All
pers0ns violating this will liable 70 have sash
goods for the Ne overnpent II NE
United Ssates. JOHN SfANNUs,
mAy0B-dtf 4upvsyoY and CollonHoy
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sr IrLEsRAru.i
Special Notices.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocaEs.

These L'fene-s prepared from highly estes msd
recipe for stesiatinE BsostHIAL AFFECTIONS, AsrH-
ma, HoARsErEss. Gotten. CoLps, AND iaxITArisn OF
soREsEss oil the TbRvAr.
Public Speakers and Vocaltsts
Win hnd them beneficial In clearing the before
speaking singing ard relieving Me throat aer
ueususi exertion OF toe vocal organs, having peco-
liar csptaton " Affections which dtstnfh The organs
u speech.
80 by all Druggists ard Dealers In Medicines 10 The
United Stakes and noel Foreign countries Il Is cents
per box. dseaS-dAvin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

ny8EAsES Of THE NERVOUS, SEM.
IL NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYST = M-Nsu aud reliable tyeasn<nt--ip keports
Of the HOWARD AssoCtATIoN-ssn, BY nah in
ssaes letter envelope free of charge Address, Dr..
J. SkILLIN HOuGHfoS. Howard Association No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, p.
dec9-dk VAN
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SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED lYE

MN nakes high prices; RapopiAer helps 70 re-
duee tren. Hnakes So0p for EouH csnts poun I'd
BY using your kitchen srease.
ITCAUTlON As spurious Lys are offered
also be careful and only buy The Pate mtea article
Put mp In Iron cans. ell Others being Counter.
fclts.
PsllsyIvllia Salt Manufacturing Co.,
PhilaAelphia--So. 1871 walnut Street,
PtttshurE-Pitt Street and DuqassAs Way.
nov1S-dAv9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

,sssass asag LA cores
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stene In the Blade r, Calfulus. m.
vel, Brick Dust Depssftl Ac., &C.,

Diseases arising from fsuiv secre3ion-fn the one
being little, ard accompanied rers pain
and the esheF too pt0fuss secreAou which viii be
speedily cured by the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05
UOW YoRk Castle AArket.
a NEW Yo8K, Nov.I.

NDW YORK. NOV. i.
The current prices for the week ct III the
markets are: 9 04
Beef Cattle First quality tlS0 TO-. fair
TO good Sls0l7; common tll02 inferior
o. 5000.
Cows and Calves-Fint quality t65;
ordinary $40@50; inferior 130@35. ~
Veal Calvss-First quality, Per pound II
@13ic; ordinary lO01lac; common 9@10;
inferior Sa@oc.
Sheep and Lambo-Extras q; prime
quality 50; ordinary 15@6; common q 50
as; inferior 34@4 So. .. WIN, a.oas,s
swine-Corn 1sd, Per pound, l2013sc;
still fed 1l@l2c.
The aggregate receipts this week show .
large falling off - compared with the last
week, and Tho market accordinely rules
irmer, with prices 10 higher. The cattle
were Of . better average quality. but there
was still scarcity Of strictly prime cattle.
This kind sold readily at lSc, while some
brought moro. 80
TOTAL receipts Of Ill stock at the yards
this week were ~ tollows:
Beeves SSH; cows o.; veal calves
Loss; sheep anu lambs II, 062; swine 2, $50.
Total last week: beeves SSH; cows lis;
veal calves 1919; sheep and lambs $3.50;
swine Is, Jos.
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NV YoRK. Nov. 3.

NHW YORK, NOV. :.
Cotton-Heavy and 1c lower at u q.
and declining and closed steady at shout
yesterdays prices. Sales ct $l6010 20 for
extra State; 30 Coll 20 for extra r. Fl.
O.; I'll 25@12 Is for trade brands. In the
sales are 5000 bbls extra State for al jan
uary at 41l. aF M
Whiskey-Quiet and firm at sl75 for
western. ssIat.
Wheat-Opened dull. closing more active
and firm. sales It q 20 No. SChi. spring;
q 20 for Racine spring q Is amber Nil;
q 35-2 80 for winter red western; q $40
2 45 for amber Mich.
Rye--Scarcely 90 firm. Sales Of western
Corn Opened . shade armer and quiet
at Gle for western.
Wool-Quiet.
Codee-Quiet It 80 for Rio.
Sugar-FiFm 1t l7-2O3 for Cuba and
Muscavado.
Molasses- Firm, nothing doing.
Petroleum-Cfude dull and lower, sales
for all November at A@45c; refined in
bond arm at 6S@7oc, refined free steady
Pork-Without decided change at ~ %
to 40 60 for mess; al 50 to Y % for now do;
cash in regular way, closing At "a rs and
$50 rs to ~ 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Firm and in good demand.
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady.
Lard-Steady st q to 233c.
Butter-Butter without decided change
at 32a45c for western; 4Oa52c State.
Cheese Steady Ut l5a23c. a $40
Money--Active and steady at J per cent.
Sterling Exohange-Quiet Is d O9tal 09f.
Gold-1rregular and unsettled. opening
st q 30, declining to q N4, advancing to
y $, and closing q q ~. ~.
Government 6tocks-Quiet and without
NANHAAA N. &s N
Stocks steady. q 81 " cert est; O a n
38a; n YC 1881; Erie lOl; Hud l2lS; Read
ia; d s ~: G B 4 9 ll6; Ill G ~; Pitts
l044; n W ~; G e r 10Os; IT w l04.
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OUR STATE.

Old FAsREN OK THH War PATH
~ arrea '"inty seems to have command o1
the military situation. On the goth inst.
two regiments Of Infantry Estate Militia)
were org. nized at Indianola. There were
nineteen companies present. The frst reg
iment IS Offered al follows: Colonel. a.
Payne. :o-snerly Captain in the Sd Iowa
Infantry Lieutenant Colonel, d. G.. Ran
dleman, ate Of the 10th Iowa regiment
Major, W. +. Wright, formerly or the Sd
infantry The Colonel or the "a regiment
Is Or G. ". Davis, formerly Surgeon of the
oNn Infantry. The names of the Lieuten-
ant Colone! and Major We have not ascer.
tsined.-.Sase Register, Isl.
The dogs of this county still continue TO
ply their vocation Of killing sheep. We
noticed at the Fair Grounds pen or fine
oncks Which had been awfully wounded
0y the dogs. We understand some of them
have s:nce died. There is much COM
plant throughout the country about the
dogs. fArnera who have sheep ought to
give every dog they sec proving around
witn0ui lueir masters an old fashioned
charge Of ouckshot.-Lbid.
PACKET CAPrURED.-The Keokuk pack.
ct. Kate Kearney, that got In last evening.
was captured by the rebels It Clarkeeyille.
about tour o'clock Monday afternoon.
they marched all the passengers OF the
boat, and then paroled them. They not
but little plumber. Col. Dufs1ela, OF tie I'd
Iowa Ca-a.ry was on board, and they took
his horse and equipments. Finding no
government property, and taking little pri-
vate property. the proceeds Of the capture
were light. We expected full report OF
the atiais. out it tailed 70 reach Ns.-Gato
The Gate city says woman living near
Croton CT. OF the fore-ingsr Of her hus-
bands right hand, 50 that he could not 20
to the war. he having been drafted.
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At the trial Of John Rantz, in Columbia
county, Pa, for resisting the draft. il has
0een proved that the sons Of liberty were
organized in that State, and that their OBJ
jet was to defeat the draft.
: City Inspector Boole, Of New York
writes Mayor Gunther that he shall take
no notice at all Of his suspending him from
0mce, but shallgo right along g. usual
boole 10 too many guns for Gunther.
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voice husky with emotion, exclaimed. ~
despise you more than hate the rebel
who sent his bullet through my dead sons
hearth You miserable cfeaturei Do you
expect me 70 dishonor my poor boys
memory, and vote for men who charge
American soldiers, fighting for their coun-
try, with being hirelings and murderers?''
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.

CHICAGO, Nov. ;.
Ero,sr-Dusl. Sales Of white western at
SliGnll75; spring extras S6@6 80.
Wheat Unsettled and 3GD1e lower. Sales
of No. / red at 81 IS; No. apring ~ 81 90;
No. 2spring 81 8l0l So.
Corn-Steady and scarcely 20 firm a:
II IS.
Osts-Active and easier. Naloa Al 643@
Go for No. I; 62Qoa1c for rejected.
Rye-DulL at 81 15@l II.
Baxley-Dall Is te@i 81.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

AHEpllepele Y1ss eao - Cueea y:-Dc
LOCKROW having become emlnently successiul
in curing thin terrible malAdy, invites al sinai
larry af1cted 70 call Or ssnd fof circulars Of ref
erenCes and testimonials Of numerOus cases cur
ed Of from one 10 twenty -four years etandtn9.-
He devotes hls attention especially to diseases
OF the Cerebro-SptnAl AZ Or Nervous System,
and solicits an investi Of bis claim 70 pub
l.c confidence. 81
He maybe consulted At his p tvate residence.
No. lN West AID street, daily nom 10 A. II. until
Z p NJ, except Saturday and Sunday Address
al iotteru to DR. v. b LOCKROW,
Care OFF o. Box SIS. New York.
octli-d4tW1m 3Ss.e
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THE major portion Of the contra
Neuds, whom we noticed few days ago as
savfnr arrived from St. Louis, have found
.nploymeut in this city. They are spoken
= = faithtul and industrious, and appear
= live the best Of satisfaction 70 those in
400 service they are.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

r 4 estimated that over six hundred
.s,,afen attend the various Sabbath schools
g ~ city every Sabbath, and it IS said
q. amber is on the increase weekly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

The following thrilling incident occu r-ei
during the voting in Philadelphia:
An old man over 70 years Of age advau oeSi
to the window, leaning trembling on his
tributor approached him, and thrustinr =
ticket in his face, said: Here Is Al Old
jackson Democrat who always votes 4
straight ticket" The old man opened NE
ballot and read one or two names. when ~
flung It from him with lOathing ana rs I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

!. In this city. Nov. "a, BY Rev. w. eAlter. Mr.
VIZ. MARTY to Miss SUSAN BLEDsoz.
On the evening Of the Lat inst, at the resi-
dence Of &. q S1holes IN this city, by Rev. a. F.
Wiley, Mr.. JACKSON CARr1R and Mas Lizzie
RrCHARDNON. se NsE
IN burlington, on the 31st inst, by the Rev DR.
COfkhtu, Nj. WV. g. MILLER and MisD AxANS
DA J. BARNND. All Of Des M0ines county.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

Highwines-Dull 1t 81 644@l as.
PrOvisions-Quiet; mess beef l54l6c;
mess pork 40c delivered ut New York all
November; now prime mess on the spot
CSC: lard 2002O!; gold 81 3l(l1 80. re.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

" ~ Tie sanitary oommissioni j. holding
Its quarterly meeting ia Washinston. Ito
whole receipts to this time have been near.
~ sevan milton dollars. |
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THE CITY.

- MILITARY CoMPANIRs.-Ad;. Gen
,.ter has issued IN order requiring mill
!. companies to drill a. often ut least -
nGuonth, or their arms viii he taken
SSm them and given to organizations that
IN etfAnd 70 such duty. $3.50
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

"A vote taken on the train from the
~ day or two ago, resulted in sixty
~aaa for Lincoln and eleven for McClel-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

DEArH.oT Iowa SoLDIERs.-The follow
ing Iowa soldiers have died in Hospital
ut st. Louis during the past week. Carl
Shurtx 9th Iowa Cavalry. Lewis Lytle, 9th
Iowa; Peter Walter, SD infantry, jacob
Davis, 9th cavalry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

COLGATE'D HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet S0ap, Ia such univsrs
sal demand, u made from the choicest mstert.
ais. is mild and emo1llent Ia It's nature era.
GRAVITY scented, and extremely heneActal
II It's action upon the skin. For aa1e by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods DcAlen
ran13d&Wiy # Y4n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

During the last war with Great Brit
ain there were men who opposed thAFed-
eral cause--who tried to embarrass the
Government in its struggle with the foe,
and by word and deed assisted the nation 8
enemies. But the Government gl0riously
succeeded, and now with what scorn and
contempt do we regard the traitors Of that
trying period?, And so will it be in coming
time. with regard 70 the traitors Of to-day.
They will be secuted at, despised. and
their memories spit upon. As IN that con-
test, the Government will now succeed,
and its enemies, North and South, beover-
whelmsd with coutumely. Let every hon
est man display his aversion for such men
By voting against them next Tuesday.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

80 During the present week our streets
have presented more lively appearance
than at any time for several months. The
levee south OF Jefferson street is crowded
with teams every day. The receipts OF
grain are large. Old corn is selling for 81 ;
new 6. Spring wheat from 81 IS to 81 80;
winter y 90 81 %. Rye 50 70 SIC. Oats
IS to 20. fE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Brenehitis, Ceughs, Asshas,
and AL Disorders Of the Throat and Lsfngs. arc
relieved BY using Browns Bronchial Troches."
II have been AFFLICTED with Bronchitis during
the past winter, and found no relief until found
your bronchial Tfoches." CH 0ARDRBR,
Principal Of Rutgers Female ms. N. York
~Almost instant relief In the distressing labor
Of breathing peculiar to Asthma"
Rev A G EooLnsEoN. New York.
"It gives me great pleasure TO certify to the ef-
dcacy Of your Bronchial Troches. In an affection
OF the throat and voice, Induced ~ public sing
ing. They have suited my case exactly, re1ev-
Ing my Throat and clearing the voice - that
could sing with ease. DucHARMR.
Choristor French Parish Church, Montreal.
when somewhat hoarse from cold OF ovsr-
exertion IN public speaking. have uniformly
found Browns Troches a4bed roliAf.. 49,,
Pastor Of Zion Church. Montreal.
Sold By AL Dealers IN Medicines at 3 cents per
49, ! IVA - ~ -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

- The Union party has the Bible, the
miniatry, and the good people Of all ma
tons upon its side; while the Copperheads
have only the devil, treason and JEFF.
Davis enlisted in their support. Voters.
on which side will you range yourself.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

Diseases Of tho AeFv00S, Seminal, Urt.
uary and sexual 1ystems-oew ana reliable
.1eatment--ia Reports OF the HOWARD ASSOC
CzATION. SAINT BY mail In sealed letter envel>
opss, fsee OF charge. Address. D.. ]. 0KILLlN
HOU0HTON, Howard Annexation, No. SSouth-
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
YUar9I -dkWly.