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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
. NOBLE hA"N's'" W."
". =. a. n. Noble,
HOrd & Keen.

A,to,usys and Couus.nors st Ls~. ufios IN Sin
ger. New Block, oppos'ts the ce"''"ss's'
noyaS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Hats for Children and Boys, Hats
for Ladies' and Girls. Also, on
hand an excellent article Of UNI.
BRELLAS, and many other arti.
clos not necessary to mention.
Thankful for past patronage, and
hopes by paying strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance
of the same .r..rI -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

tte mrjshlps 8 tile Get Bat Tie
generous enthusiasm ofthat frstereai
mastering las noi teen surpa,sed
Here On tlis peninsula so3 was tie
Hutry ard terrible trial 81 7ts spirit
lhe iani thar reared them does not
forge, these Be-. eus. Many a one
sleeps till fhere ia ihe unmarked
grave they made him there IS over
him ne eauA which tbe baptism Of
a own Blood ba lsiovd From
ahai pot ne mns ling recollection Of
mourulplHess and oi glory win never
departs and each one q whatever
unb Who boreiiis slar ia tho la.
1cr ana exposures ot tha campaign,
Dan be hooored of the rerubIic tor
ta hope 81 whose erniuiiy aad the
maintenance 81 whose sc atness he
endured Is tolls and encountered iis
u gers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16


lie eeaiase ~a 2 Bind most
fa.os..e q aa afoaY arm ~ himself as
q commanders iie aas stoleai boz
aetsf #ap pe'49H -ea.o, co and selt-
Tose.it ha ma'ier noai l.e dang 2
iilal n'si'i surround him. lie sever
'asi .is presence q mnd ior g as
tk.h e 'he mes. desperate
taa i1a 81 during the progress oi
,te i',. ao. }-eolsesl- eaglscnens.
Is, s-'sm Aesef e"i iae better
nI i4''ain aaA he eaali g.Ne
Seel ee1n.'i AMI aaFtee aa'lag GIG
F.oe.g 90 uA5oHet charge le4 pY
N.ioi'' . ~ were eHlayag
e.a'Lt.e 3 t'.f yer removed ltom gre
sae 2, hgsi'le opfa3oas tle Hoaid
iVsu' ~ i.ne oi oa.tle a4ae' ihr ha..y-
Tel Hie q iae enemy #ita as much
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

Tug SOLDIERS True FRfEsD.-
For over forty years, Doctor Holloway
has been supplying all the Armies Of
Europe with his PILLS AND oIsr-
NEST, they having proved themselves
the only Medicines able 10 cure tho
worst cases Of Dysentery, Scuryy,
Sores, Wounds and Bruises. Every
knapsack should contain them. 30
cents, 10 cents, and 81, 10 per box or
pot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16
Gen. McPherson's Appearance and
Character.

Gen. McPherson's Appearance and
Character.
Tue persoial appearance Of Gen.
McPhsrson was taal u = high-loacl
gentleman and scholar, aad the mere
iaiinNe tie acquaintance With him,
the mere ihogoushiy were these FIRST
impressions confirmed. In ieg mill
tafy men ot our army were the quali-
ties 81 true gentleman 50 happily
blended with those 81 . real soldier =
Juaiy regarded as one 81 ghc most
skliliul oiliecrs 10 The Wcsleiu army,
he was noied for a total absence ol
that rouehness and uue0utAness ul
manner almost amounting to boorjsa-
mess, which one officers seem 10 re.
gard as SINE qua nor 10 the make
Bp oi a god commander. 80 ubor.
dlnaie, whatever lis fank 81 station,
whether prysc soldier 81 Bugad'er-
Gencal, ever received Gom lm an
urkitFl answer og an uaeyll word
lie Wa. a. CoasteUas % lus body eF-
tanl 81 he was il peul0l 70 lis -o
Fefiors IN ank and position The
wEacE recollveis o4 oue o,a asioa al
eii'cer said 10 him Why dsa'i a
s ai tbs 4amu rascal aila-
dlnE g. som man aA5 hA laa sl-
q aerelle i8n G daa The Bea.
ef4i 81 8Hd. = base IS mora glt
q swear At iAen itaa ys4 iloW
4 soa Use me % amn yoa s-
iie Sow an3 laa A atet-
tsr
laa
HaeFe eod w utYog ata d.o4at.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

VERY DscRIaISArfsG i--fhe
Hartford CoUrGat noted the fact, At
the Middletown Uniyirsity commence.
meat, that the poorest speakers had
he most bouquets from the girIs. ln.
iefences, obvious but not compliment
arg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

y hope you will BE- able to support
me, 2 said q ycung Iaig while walking
out one day aiill her inieoded, during
a si3Hery state q 3e pagemeai
Wy yes ai ,be M ahat hesi
laf.ng in "mHH ome .iide assist
aa ear laiher. There was
ota opl4 and a profound 81
J. W Hu .llg ysr o.ioqgy had
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

i renowned New Yok clcrcy man
lately preached bong sermon FROM
the te&t,-''lhou art weighed in the
balance, and found wanting After
the congregation lad listened about
an boar, some began 70 get weary and
went out; others soon loIiowcdgf
IL to tlle annoyance ot the ihihisler.--
Another person s'arei, wAefeupoa
tie pa on 'opgel b h rmsn aud
said .lhnt j. right seilrnln; q
'trt as yoa are weighed, pa oui. =
Tic continued lis sermon a me
length after tbal b9i no ol disturbed
him by leayiDg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

Az editor "A dinBtr table bing
asked il he would take some pudding,
replied IL fi Of abstraction ACa
iug 5 he crowd Of other matter. SO
ara unable 10 iii.d room for il"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

Il labor pro Joao p,s5iico," sail 2
noisy demagogne IN stump sps seh.
~fhe plain Eagi'sh Of that Is, you ant
to pick the public bones, was the re-
iot If bis opponent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16
60. MeoleIIan and HI. campalgns.

Gen. Mcclellan and his Campaigns.
An able. and vigorous writer in the
Springfield Rep~5i'cop has just now
completed a series Of articles under
The above head, from which we make
The following extracts:
WHERE uE COMES sHoRT.
The defects Of Gen. Mcclellan as a
militurN man may BE- summed up
mostly in one sentence; lie lacks an
intrepid and tenacious will. We have
chosen the two odjeclyes with pur-
pose Gor each. s great captain must
be, as % his resolution, both daring
ana obstinate. Mcclellan is neither.
H. has knowledge enough The de-
deioury is III lie original making up
IF his manhood. Tile abstnce oflhose
qualities rendered lin .low, over
cautious, TOO easy to be iurncd back,
perrciuafiy inclined TO .he dasleRsiye.
iIc repessesl-tlle pssma nsslsiIIl| sl
laaxe f8ragn @lie eftsny Is III
way mofe aliad6fus tlm we are 81
tim lis orn difficulties and cX-
pefieacrs lie perpeiuaIly magnifed !;
that Of tie cucmy he forgot, Hence,
100, lis auNiety tor LIS communica-
6ons. Ills greatness developed itself
behind him, aud lay heavily IN bis
"0asa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

Bre Cseueg1l Rice
81 catBta2 TuflHksL
A We slfoHed tlrdoaa aa 81 bard
ths, s.wd Bis qgaHrr-, stopped
me IS lba sh01latf. end, laFans %
lhgi ae isccd each ether said alh
great weight dg esmestnsss la eve.
~ syIiabie. afd hs eyes burning =
aHby, bage ,hagh Ills mer j.
maeh, agd bat lHa awake $ many
nights b anAsaty iaf ilc country and
late gona 6 's Uef so-- ne
Jid -, ecng. .de the sentence; bpi
lhe intensity 81 br expression. asa a.
peelsl. 81 gbs last caisc, llgDsl b
was lcrdeny spoken, was sueh tlM
10 ha,e added That ! oaer bar
my life, would have weakened tfe
sense Aiirr aslence, hg continued .
"ll We should tail 10 Ibis war; aud
survive d, my course s Determined.
stai urter leave oE fighting or
Liberty noi b. ih. country, 81
rome oth,I-a Ea Uh ny sword.
Ui.b ny pa-'t0 ihc end u my '.,t.
AHl 8 the General Rcul on, as long
IF ! remained Us guest breathing DOT
l.is passionate devotion 20 The truth,
l0f ab.eh. 10 a few dag BE was 20
spl tie blood Of bis brave heart
aud, knowing bow many times bis
knighiiood had been proven in the
hes Of conflict, he seemed 10 me.
/ aLile speaking, as grand as man could
b..
OF the Christian pieiy that was
Cen Ricr's eminent trnl, though il
eas manifest n lis whole oonyersa-
lion, ! haze not spoken distinctly, be-
cause have yet something 10 relate
I that VIII set il clearly forth My De-
sire 10 tell this moved me, more than
4 anything else, 10 write a sketch Of the
iysi.
| As The dag advanced to noon, and
we returned from our walk to his
room, ae fell % talking Of y hat would
ioilow -four cause should be LOST
The strain grew more aud more SOM
iLre, till il droofed into slence---a si.
leuce Which The General broke by
sa! ing, as enc proposing the luton
q. 4 q iliculiy. Suppose we pray F"
Tie rose, and taking tins Bible from
Tile shclf, opened i and read the Alb
chapter q ri CorintLans-"Thcrc-
fore, seeing ee have ibis ministry
&c.--aitcr a manner tlyat showed how
deeply be iell that ministry had
been committed to him. At tie ssh
verse he paused to look up and smile;
and when ihe reading was ended we
IAnctled down, would tic whole
sllllssal. I.sass...A.i haye ~lisIensd TO lis
80 esson VI hus, and hope.
eSA98Sr. II drew very near tle
Fgl8me, revealing bow closely CLti--
tian o'dier mas walk Will God. Ii
Is not often that any single rasssee
81 4 life can BE- takel as specimen Oft
tbe whole. and especially the ordma-
n.y. eN0y dag eAuo-ieu ol 4 great
and uselui career Is nDiup fotheleyel
q ,s grluG siguiiirancc bat }i9k
that ,ii, prayer of Gtnaral bi.c,
wr ten osrr his tomb, might stand IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

When you are trying . sleep, i
Is not pleasant 10 hear lwo dogs, half
a mile apart discussing dogmafesi
difference Of opinion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

fuE CoCg7uir Ibc iulawiH1
exmet iUm la lalas cofpcbeal
and Kad sal nea.paf ua show
hos ihg voaI motf q tbc 0a
great par being eed oa
Iha
now taE GAplcAts MOO rWf cor.
feWAns
Lincoln eaala bopa IarH apat'
81 fbe new parly fsr &. biHh dte
io irs hatred g Lincoln aud iHa pr
tul Administration Nor can Me
CHllau hoae ior a better result,
Without reckoning tie extreme youth
of lli candidate lisuame has become,
Whether Justly or uaiuaiy, 81 bIenua
- wish doctrines that are utterly 81.
purhsu to tbe Western peopio, shat
Fremont hmsct, had he BE- lesiro q
de World Dr. nabla a Male bi.
friends TO vote for Mcclellan Tho
Democratic parly hs ao uIar Rle
70 Pp' forward Grant has b umal.
TONED ani lie, o. frt belong it
l.n. .ratr prE hHt bH lHr
toutl lHh aHt SGD ha I
traya him D by fi own bud Is
ana ncapialy WhU WJi Chen o.
main % Be done SapFose tAat Isn.
coin and ActleiIaa oba.nateIy pe.
$751; Chen Sc ,balI persist al-a NIen
we consider that N selecting Fremont
asiis candida,e,the new parry espouses
the grievances OF the West against
the East that il Is eager anl willing
70 regain its rightsj tbat The new
paHy fayors those foreigners whose
rights have been injured by tic pres.
ent Administration, animated as it is
by the spirit Of Know -Nothineism !;
and that all these elements are united,
young, ardent, and IN favor Of fexlreme
resolutions, we cannot but conclude
that pcudence and patriotism will
prefer 70 promote the success Of n
party led by man OF unquestioned
integrity, and who is the incarnation
OF American freedom and dignity
There is SO little difference between
this party and the Democratic party
that il would be easy to adopt con-
mon ticket, which would sweep every
thing before it. Such step would
be 10 the interest oC The Democratic
ticket ifit would not remain four yrars
in the back ground '--Aew Nation,
NE Fremont oygaa
now THE coprEgnEAps WOO rnG
RADICALS.
Bot why should Democrats have
any choice IN the action Of the Re-
publican party (.upposiug il 70 Be
successfully as between Lincoln and
Fremont o. lie slavery question,
their policy would indeed be tile
same bot an honestauti slavery mau
would be better no the head Of The
Government than trucking, Time
serving AboIitionist Aud then Fre-
mont IS unequiyocaliy for free spcceh
q free press, the right of asylum, The
Monroe doctrine, and The guanntcls
Of personal liberty. There is nothing
iu the slavery question 70 pc weighed
for ono moment against these, So
far as Che Radicals consent % stand
upon these principles of!h Cleveland
platform, they have 4 bond 81 sympa
Thy with the Democratic party and
with all true patriots. Aew lark
IIoaa { Copperhead.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16
MMAlM nIRLrInGf.

u. II. MEACllAM, VI. -,
DRAcrlClNG PHYSICIAN And SUR
Il GEOS Ofice rrady opposite Il. Arnes'
asft. Particular atlsation pa.d to Extracting
Of Fuling Teeth.
FscierY Point. Mss l6, lsgt.-5 -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

&. II. 0Ryls.

y y Wv I'i
crRGroE DENTIST, Nmchc ,er Ye
- mont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16
/. i. RL RI0N
yANDERF.rrf9 fIOTEf,

= y - y - Ut 7-tNF -
TilelopP established liW til eaHhHes
open isr ile aerau n1aai t,e uHrells s
rssir raHpu9r l.ehiF gwen tQ baaftgfs
nunis patronage hI l1sp LITERALLY cStcuse l.
sspcaHll' solicited.
E.N yA%DERktp9g gpeis.cr
NsHelesttf U0f 1855
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

ast leu weeks tie army OF the i5oio.
0ae hss let 20 tho fcacc.
SIM yorya yApoLE
NJ .lt l.
80 w" l"''S0'' lo''' :"
','o. '''u., 7 ''''n ''.''' ' s''' z
''''5 - ". ~ ''s ''''g g'' " ~.
W. - 0Nes''s''. - =
.,''s' Y 49, I II,
-,,'i''.a' '.'.'' ''o.' i" IN 4,
~ Vei ,'' ,'''''3 VIZ.
" " " +
" 81. ~
.'''5
W.
~ ~ '''.'' '''g.' ''1' '' "
~ ,,n 'i.i''a' o'' os'oi
ihe 'O'eo ~ '.' g''i''n' i''3 '''s
nue., ''O o's mus '".' - g''o'' s.
.'4c, ~ .'.i ''au'He1 ) 'e'l'',a'0 y ~
'n,i'y nun ycar, 2 'g'e wy ~ : \
po'9o'' i't'' : 1''e'l' Nv ''.''''''J 8 ~
Eo,, AT.1,,r.v4 asd COO, ,ho co,A,
ora,;an on the NIGHT Of roulen: IL
md he, ga Inc BRIDES Of Lodi aid
Arco,a. IL ha1 looal,t n CASTILLO
NJ anl 4 I{i,,i. ~ ba5 .too1.n5,ler
iIe p, r.mis. ar.l on ne pl.ip. N
siarenro. a,d Ne baa rrpeaf.,llf
damned b.i liant eamnai.,u< lor ~ le.,.
men 10 execute He was ejoht YEAR.
the Junior Of Mcclellan when IN one
campaiaD the most remarkable that
history has ever recorded with force
hardly as great al two of tie PENN
.u.a rorns. he lad gathered iat, u,i,-
~ anl 'l,.sen sasy Is aealb 81 attar
roa, so.eess.,e b,.f. ttat wet. tnfl.
al against lin, ofe numerous ID tbe
arafe4ste. man t.e SOM N all IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

VI AHr&NTfE HEEHs
Vt fHaaas sattA4l tftlt
NuGTeAGE rFE
ii r. eH 3utHNhL oftltI
avn CLAIM EEtDs
Far ss.g 6 iae ANNHNAL OFFICE
DAMPHLEgs rlINTKu - TIE
JOURNAL OFFICE
NIRnnING. BUSINESS ANp BALI CARDS
w gfaisd Il the JOURNAL DFlltE
IIASDRllIs AID CiECrLANs pflnlfd i lle
Ii 4uN hNtE OFFICE
HBxKnAL sFAgU rEs 81 VERMONT
VI Fys saie hy
JOHN E0hER1s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-16

UoGTeAGE rFE
IL ~ ah 8. 30JAAtL ofFlti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

The St Louis DemocrAf Of Tuestay says:
The rivers still rising this peins siosly There &
In the channel 10 Cairo IL feet of wster to Fee
ipches aud rising slowly and the Illinois 4 r.,ns Az
improving, With probably Il feet on its worst Lars
The Missouri learn TO lie falling rapdly vii eal
Feet sater from Lrsvenworth down.
The Upper Mississippi above Monro~e believed TO De
nov staonAry The river has been improye ed some fr
that point ali the way Paul There Z NOV r.~u-,
fissr communication between St Louis and ST. Psnl.
The Cumberland ID It'll falling with but "a inches
water on Harpeth Shaaie.
The wssther almost insunerably hot yesferasy
me Hver business transacted shout onef-pth pa
~ That geasrAy Transacted per day during the bus
Tie N. Mepham made the run to Cairo in seven.s.p
noois ana fvok on W cors Of wood running time
was thirteen hours ~
- Mr. Harry Msrshsl received . telegram from BARKER
mari toox yesterday stating thai Captain Ben job n
son hew stee heeer Charlie Ckcevsr had arrived from
ri.asourg aud would lrave yesterday for st. Louis
Tbs Liberty Me- has this port In eussr,a M
o. captain knssen We learn that she will iosd f,,r
White riser - 49, -
The Saratoga, new and very handsome leht-dr,1,
DoaA 10 here from Louisville We learn thai Cant. IN
~. Thompson, Of our city, Is TO command her
Tue Jeanne Deans Was cut OF Sunday Prom her
lgnty SIX feet was cut or and the same ext@rt add
ga. The whole model changed and she will nrula
oy draw one foot less Of The alteration ri,.
faster. e"' s"e VIII run
The Prairie Rose bound for LeavenwortA co,,,aea nm
'ne stn Win snag above Bvnville and returned 10 s
point for REPAIRS she may not has 20 go on the E
one .ook In very little water only suail oman
OF SAT- Vas damaged ehe LETT her cargo A. Arrow RI
IsiAna sAd Boonvilie Her repairs win detsin her yery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
ZOIHy.
DIR. H. ANDERS d CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart Liver, Kidneys Di
gestiye OrgsLa, and Giandular system
Ins success which has ATTENDED, the NJ or IN. rsea,
IN private practice, and the Enforcement Of medical 40
tnoriy, enable us to recommend 10 the prscttiune
aud the public feeling o0naAent that with CAR fral \
VIII Attest Its own excellence In the IL Chronic a.,
eases which indicate Iodine such Scrufula uochtis
ssls ksrpsions iiert Liver and Kidney Dsrases, Nsr
soas Affections Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dyspepsia De
bility, Syphihs, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength d
Iodine water - containing threequarter grains -.
Iodine IN each nnd ouscs Dsss water ~ siv4ef -
ssss not liable 70 decumposition
ofned tneQuAlites nsihsf - the Iodine ~,
BY continuation with any Ingredient render
ing TINS solution superior to any other sthod d exki
iting Iodine
Full directions accompany each botaIe ths4 4 nay b
used a. family medtine we'll by the prpfesaIon
F,ss one elsr Pc bottle On receipt q ms collars
beware Of CcuDssrfeisa and limitations which uprircf
pied deaas eudsasos to dsposs Of on our REPUTATION
gee our signature and trade mark he Greek word bead
ing this adver.issncut upon the isbe and wrappe q
Circulars sra&ts.
s Or. n. AND1RS CO..
Rhysicaans and Chouistp.
0Ay1osweo No. - brosdway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

tn. LADr's FarEND.-The August
sumber of this magazine is placed upon
our table BY our friend Lowry, Of the news
depot. It's popularity with the ladies is
the best evidence Of its superior worth.
Il is illustrated by . splendid steel en-,
graving-"Harvest Time" the usual
superb fashion plate and number Of ex-
oellent wood cuts. The list Of contents is
an inviting one. Call on Lowry and get
his number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

THE WoRD "SozoDoRr," which is
fast becoming household word, is de-
rived from the Greek and composed Of
two words. .Sozo aud Odontes. "Soso,' =
translated means to preserve and 'sodoo.
tes," the teeth. And it is true to its
name. For beautifying and preserving
The teeth, hardening and invigo,ting the
gums aud correcting oil impurities Of the
breath it is without peer in the. world.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers everywhere, Is cents per bottle.
jyl9-3t- cod ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21


- xssaeFasAf nv Yaz. 5uk II
cetsos-oaist saiss = sool q fos niAaainx -
nsu- eeats I'D w9nsrs aet,v~. ealss 1t 10 -
~ - 1xfm etatA Is ooolS = - Extra II on
se3R He2 y fs6s AsaiR. parist c,asaG h~yyirs
49, ~, q 49, Il frsool Is ~ ssss.. =.
Ill 7efr Wssetrn.
va.kes - @ Wsssss EsS Wesssrn, 3 toS ch,c..s
1psing. and 0o3 IS for Nil. Club.
kye-8casce and 1Tn It 0on1 as
BARLEY quiet and nouninal.
Western.
0sts-Firm q ssl40see Tor Western.
a, A0 0aals CahA ~ AusNssdo n; uaSsuna
Uoaee-DaIl at sbost prsvious prices
noaaa3s.-A.ll - p.1eN nspEnally sachaagsd-
PsaroIsanAE-Quiet nalss 1t SIC for Crude. SOasS
iof Aenned n BOND 6oSoc for Refined Free.
Pork-Less scssvs Il oco4l u for meas Il ten
q sor new msaT ~ % for prime, and - 50 10
- - aaa 1uls 10 oooIs % Tor G. mes. % ooa
e % for r~packsd nsss; u Odao 90 for extra mes
Beef hams dali ard n0auinal
~ 1saS-onist With fir aem1bd at 150l5l<c IN
snoaioefs, and ls019c fyf hams.
LArd-scarcely 20 Arm
Nominal At ss0o4oc for Ohio, and IS to &c
css~s-Dun q u 70 "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

Ma Butsos: -ris6s allsv - spaos
10 your columns 70 call attention 70 those
poor sudsfisg persoss who ere nov in
yout city = fefsgsea from thair bones.
Driven cat By lawless band d South
srn seosoeEels. sAsy havs sossht refuge
in the Moth; too many Of them, We fear,
to end only burial It the expense Of the
sounty, where they expected syupathy
md aid. | am happy to say that much
has been done to make them - comforta-
ole - possible, but still much RENAME
to be done, and We hope the people Of
this city will pay them visit At Bursows'
Block, on 9th street, between Main and
Rlondeau, and strive in . measure to
cheer and comfort them, ~ well - ma
terially aid them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
Financial au0 Commercial
MONEY mARKEr.


0ArE Carr O1yrcs, July a.
The unsettled condition Of the market d illustrated DIV
very wide margin which Bankers allow in tbeir
quotations There Is nothing doing however by broler,
here. No sales that we heard Of
Gold 200 to 80.
We quote from the Chicago Journal Of Tuesday:
The business At the Banks this morning was verv omit
hsIe no ssenfia change to notice in noney mater
tning excerpt hrst class legitimate paper.
asss received atIl clock quoted gold At
szs IA = ooca - 10, with further dOvnward TIM
Ssncy. IAs brohess here paid 1850 263k at open3hr
Exss me pfssens writing are only offering 2so12ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

g DR.. Conner, surgeon in charge o,
the simpson House Hospital, was dis.
missed from his position Saturday. Dur.
ing the week be had taken six hosnital
beds and bedding and some five or ak
'0'u'erS across to his premises in Illinois,
and appropriated the property and the
labor of the soldiers to his own pse and
benefit. DR.. Taylor had been sick-con.
" h's room Tor some time, and
'''Ans 0l the affair until Saturday
When learning the facts he immsd;..eiv
discharged DR.. Conner, NOTIFYING a. N.
~ 'e 'Ae "ed.cal and war depart.
ments of bis action and the reas on. .hsra
for Served him right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

40 ine parties who beat the omnibus
driver on the other side of the river IN
ni'hasy, ana VINO were arrested and Gala
boosed Tuesday evening, we're broupb,
before Justice Leech yesterday, but ,h.
''''e' was se''ieo and the case dismissed
BY defendants paying to the injured man
.u' 'uu' VI n''y dollars. Subsequently
was all ac''oh Tor assault and bat
very una counter action thereto; but
."e "no'e matter was finally settled, and
the embroglio has subsidized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

As a measure OF prudence and pre-
'Au''oo' we thinK 1t would be well to sr-
game ana arm the citizens as well as the
soldiers in hospital here, in order that We
may De prepared Tor any emergency that
nAy arse. ouch course, involving but
mus trouble or expense, might possibly
save US from great calamity, aud would
do no harm at all events.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
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Money les actiys Ut los Y
Z Sterling Exchange lOeK for gold
0oId irregular and unsettled: opening 06Q ..a 49,
ut 26l3x. s1s 80 sse csosar1
Gcvernspent Stocks heavy
. q 81 coupons U2t<Srl01s<. 4ss.n,.s
stocks-S.eady.
C4P &C 1se1f RI los Mxppc e1,1
pfd sS Scrip l23l& 8 r. Csrt - q Ts,to y
y fci5S Erie 1885 G = 10 Hadson lisIZ: -.
ssn ~; hseding asG ~ lS3,S n 500 redo iS5:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

b. The rain which fell here in torrents
on Tuesday evening 6zzled to sprinkle
at Pennington, and gave no sign what.
ever few miles further up the De.
Moincs road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

Or BURLINGTON, KErrHsBuRa, NEW
BosroE, NUscArrNx, Rock IsIAsp Ann
DAVENPORT. - Tie steamer JENNIE
!" hifrl1' capt. JAS. W. Campbell, will
ies.e . o.' AZ "o'son this morning on the
s'nsAi - ''s cars nom keokuk, making
con'sc''o" win the railroads for allof the
above points, anG at Davenport With dali,
A'ne u e'ea"s ior dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.