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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
PuHLIsHMD (uAEAY By
GDGAR SNOW DEN, u.
o. aFIyE-No. lo4 King street, oyer
sz.,n,a.s fIernaerlv Freneh's1 Book Store.
Mr Stanton Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

w
WasHtSaroN City, Oct. %, 8 (. NJ.
NJ sior Gen. Dix, New York:
Disna atohes from Geu. Grant, received THIS
evening, inform the Department that an ad- !.
vance IN force, fofsfhe purpose OF reoonnols 11l
sanee was made yesterday by Warren aud
Hancock. tn the evening the enemy attack.
ed Hancock vigorously, but were repu'sea. -
The purpose being accomplished, the troops
were Withdrawn from the advanced positions
10 which they had been pushed to nearer their
line Of former occupation. The telegrams ot
Gen Grant give all the details received:
''CTY POINT, October II, /, NJ.
ssHon Edwin NJ. Stanton. Secretary OF War.
"T have lust returned from the crossing OF
the Bovdtown plank road with Hatcher
Greek. Our line nov extends from It's former
left to Armstrong Mill thence by the south
bank Of Hatcher Greek to the point above
named. Ateyery polaC the enemy was Iounu
entrenched. and his works manned. No at
tack was made during the day further than
20 drive pickets and cavalry inside the main
work. Our casualties have been hight, prop
ably less than two hundred killed, wounded'
and missing. The same is probably true WIFI
the enemy
eve captured, however, seven Loaded teams
on their way from Stony Greek to the enemy,
about dozen beef cattle, travelling 1orge,
and seyentv-fye to one hundred prisoners: On
. nnr RIGHT. Butler extended around well to-
words the Yorktown road without finding
nolnt nnguarded. [ shall keep our troops
ont where they are until towards noon to-mor'
row. in hopes of inviting al attack: =,
t.TI 6 GRANT, Lieutenant General.
Gerry POINT, Oct. %, 1864.
"Hon r. M. Stanton, Secretary OF War:
uThe attack on Gen. Hancock, now that
renort is received proves to oe q declded
success He repulsed the enemy and remain
ed in his position, holding possession OF Inc
fe]d until midnight when he commenced
Withdrawing. Orders had been given tor the
withdrawal Of the % corps before the attack
was made We lost no prisoners, except the
usual stragglers, Who are always plcked up
Our captures tor the day,.o the sooth sue
foot up9l0. The rebel Gen. Dearng IS re-
ported killed Gen. Meade, IN MS report,
says: .sI amzinduced to believe the success , "a
the operation, which was most decloe1, was
mainly due to the personal exertlons OF 1nalel
General Hancock and the conspicuous sa''an'ty
Of Brig General Eagan. Co.,,
Reports from General Sherman depart
ment to o'clock this evening, 1n,alcate tna'
the rebel army is again threatening demonstra. "a
tons against Tennessee, but there Is no reason e,
to doubt that Sherman and Thomas Will De
found prepared for whatever movement may
Nke place .u.oasae
Che reports from Missouri and n;a Arkan;ds tn;th
Ssnr ia stating the defeat oi Price Wild
loss. EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary Of War.
Hex -----~----.------ ho:,od and
nizslp~ fat on green tomatoes o0''Su 80
Neorn meal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29

The twenty inch Rodman gun, sent to Ne"
York and proved at Fort Hamilton on Wed
nesday. IS assumed to be the largest IN the
world. although one more of the same eallore
hos been cast, It took halt an hour to load 1t
with 6ftv hounds Of powder and thousand
nonnd she'll. The second trial was with one
hundred pounds of powder and ball weigh
;nn ona thousand and eighty pounds. The
onn stood the discharge very Weil lne pall
%. cont three miles and halt, not Al extraor-
dinary range. --.----
Mr. Gladstone. in England, has been making
additional speeches in Liverpool, Manchester
and other parts Of Lancashire. "He h'ntS
at prospective reforru meafores' re oep'o'eS
+ha continuance Of the American civil war, ano
axnresses great sympathy for the American
noa,,e He felt that they should be left to
aottla tbe;r own affairs but confessed that he
al,e.vs had strong doubts of the pract'caoll'ty
- reduc;ng Go subiection any large portion OF
country that manifested determ'naSion -
separate. <s-.------~-
4. coor5otown the canal trade, 80 tar as ar
rivals Of boats with coal from Cnmoerlano IS
concerned. is now pretty good. Ihe arrivals
o.o roon,ar and business kept up at the coal
docks There is very little hour and pro-
duce arriving One boat the j.. y. harcley' es
brought down $500 bushels OF wheat ''0D'
Berlin. s------
From Missouri we learn that tram l0r 10, rol'
1.,:4h ues attacked and captured by guerl'las'
:l... e:ntaan on Of the escort we're killed and part
M - ths tra;n burned. The guerlllas also enter
cd the village Of Marmaton, a 1s" "',70 n,sna, U
tant from Fort Scott, and killed SIX . rsosa~, a
Colouels, who were en- route tor the Nor'n' asu
also three citizens Of the place: a.a Inc pursuit
# ofs price APPEARS 20 be abandoned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02
!. n aiOs.. a. 50 many hOnes

a brow ont s thousands Of fices a. 50 many noes
II contention for the raSble to scramble ioI.
R.publioanism is failure at the North. some su0ps
.,d simple Rovernman. will doubtless be evolved from
N anarchy which is bound come upon the Yankees
At no defiant day. When Mcclellan vas struck down
from comm.nd o. IN, Array of the PJtomlc, he might
I'VE swept Lincoln awsy and become Dictator lsWould
ha ,e been b,essiOg the PSope Of the North If he
Ia I done 80. His iailurs to overthrow the Abolition
IA potism showed tha; he was not the man for the
times Banks or Fremont similarly situated would have
seized supreme power in thirty hours from the mo-
rent Of being relieved of command, and such step
would have been sustained by the army. But "Ettle
Ma vSs too tmid. He went home; received ova-
iii ms; was hailed az the Democratic candidate for the
P,esidsnsy, ty pOpulaes which would have preferred
90 hail him al Emperor. The enthusiasm has died away
All Mcclellan no finds hims,lt as nothing moro than
the hopeless candidate of a small band OF "O'PP'r-
Q, ads"
But the times will bring cut tho man at the proper
time. Fremont forssees tho smSsh-uP that is ccuns,
aad lie dreaming of mpeiiL honors. H., has an in'
eose train of followers, composed of all the devOtees
of the many isms which make up the 'aHgs of North
srn society They shout for him as the champion ct
unlicensed liberty Il is just sch elements which make
dsspotsm. Ths "Pa h6nd,E therefore, may succeed
L, colo even before the Pesdel tAl election
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

over the hill, in the valley. They
are gone. The school-houseis dark
and tenantless. and we are alone
with the night.
Merry, care free company! Some
of them age soTowlng, some are
dead. an. al. we fear. are changed.
SPELL, All, the spell that has
come Ger that crowd OF young
lraan1ars-over vou-over us-wlll
i ever, ever be dissolved in the
white radiance OF eternity b
Z IArL0E.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

Notice % sale.
q r.-,I = ut -,-,.- r,-,.i - all Moses NJ
O,rz r.,st.s pfSf,,7fY s,,;.-t Fa,- and Wisconsin
,rsf,, i.-frg raor,e.,.e III f...,t DEF n.!ants
49,, p; : - - ~. I,,- ,-r-u. and in
,lYr..flre II lie and -oyisi5ns and tn. 30 yer
~ - -, - =, T., - IL ~ +r.., dated ia
49, IA. If ,Er - n iS-f rad. H.. AZ. Fox
am 'ea-la A1Ee.e nr;'t S@.nPtl ,b
~ tl''' = 80 - -, ~ a.
N.N5ltg' .'t."'-i-. P'F-1's 9. ~ I - a.,
> q 'i - ~. ". - H. .s,iso-
-, : f,-f-.lt -, III - -F.--a -, and nv vir
IN, - -, -. - -. '. - ~ f,.1,1aHt # sc
~ %. 'i." 'li. - a.. 'I.7' ~ - - -
&c rem tr-l IN -ti county IN the ih'Ie en- Il 90 %"
t2A n me l'A.ii ny - f-hfHifF' = - %, l"
rheh trI-: dee4 net ana il eu', reference IS here
sale, s'1 IN relae, Inv "a nineteenth DAY Of o.:o-
sr, y d ISL %, ten o',ocl III ren '2n Of that
~ ny "inlaF ~ ne VILLAGE OF SP2i,to', - '' Cs
~ 81 ON iliir, ~ ne - te "l Wisconsin LeF iF
Sae an s-i ~ plHc auction - * hE''st nicer.
ie - - rtl's Interests and claims i1'. or egnl
n.e IN ';' - al ms ~ vaT i.tas o5>s, canals
"''r W : #aFLs q ihr,ye-' ~ anu allr'e.
ne, -,, pr.'etss ~ ,Fn.;sS 10000 -
.'H ehPt'y or eol-,'' WIN sl.a miro ,'gl anu
referred t. uprn the c5nIi'i'a and in tn manner
hereafter Sn.eld'd-
t.. : ~ Elv-Il tElat Hos'5 .,a5's was auiS
appointed and now trustee under said led Of trls
- 7"e @7r 20 NlN3adrr tfcfle re- 'sne'i anu 'l3'
IN ana '>.-lsl i'lfieS H'.IF nd ~ Ntnirr -PAuii-
ID ;Fs - 81 ne n3fe. na,g5a IA sui trust deed as
s. D -.it ! 4 .ri y 80 =. ,, e. t'a1 's - ar
purchasers a. scs sale Inter = IN said lnls, rights,
property Franchises &c Sc. which i represented by
f.rIs,t kr.la1 r CLARK as sole surviving ul,rtua-
re n ms ',lr The m2rs'ss IN SAID IN nent re-
.[i ~ 9I men : or u any WY Nc, -,
in ? .rt as I'm 80 --tIt -,vt1 ia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

A secs OF Norm2ns has arisen
in California that rejects polygamy.
We sh0ald think a mormon creed
without polvcamv wouid be like
the p'ay Of Hamlet with the part Of
Hamlet omitted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

-Ma;o- General Barlow, one OF
he truest heroes OF the war, begin
ainr as a private. and now at the
head Of a division. has sailed for
Europe. Repca-ed wounds and
harp disease and deep fatigne have
rendered absence and rest absolute
u necessary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

There IS 4 rumor tina: General
Mcclellan will take the Presidency
II the Great Western AMI Atlantic
Railroad.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
3wt3
In Probate---so.va County Court.

In the matter OF the estate OF John I. Roberts de-
ceased
Z ETTERS Of administration having been this day is
sue to l.. VI. strong Of SAID Cou ty, and twelve
months the date hereof being all wed and Unite ed
redors present their claims against said deceased
Tor eNamnat ion and allowance: II is ordered that all
claim and demands against the estate Of said deceased
he received and ljusted before the Judge Of this
and for that purp 80 he viii be at his Office in
he village of Dod-evic the first Monday Of each
month during the fern above limited.
And il i furth ordered, that said adminstrato or
ytha,I: delay copy of this order to be pub
ISL 4 FOR four successive weeks in the Mineral Point
Tribune weekly newspaper circulating in the coun-
" If Iowa; and also that he like copy to be
posted up in four different public places i'll said
county
Dated October 8, 1864.
lw4I JOHN BONNER. County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
F.cssenS on tic Piano.

II IA By. a-eacher Of many years experience
fa-'i~ -sIntrv 81i in E1r Pc will -ive lessons
ou rfe PjanoFortg the residence 81 pGpiis Mr.. II.
Wall also give
lessons i'm German
!. snail elrSs.s Of English residents Refers FE.
Most ER. $50
Mineral Psint. sEs L. 1863 -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
I'm Probate---lOVva County Co

I'm Probate---loVya County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Nicholas Stephens de-
ceased.
( y reading and Cling the petition o. L. ". strong.
I administrator 6e boRts of said estate, rep
rcsenti among other things that he has fully admin
istercd said estate and PRAYING that time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing his ccouit of n. adj
ulniSiration Ii Is ordered that said be
asnined by the Judge of this Monday,
the 9TH day of December ensuing the Probate
O!ice in the village OF Dodge &c.
And it Is further ordered that notice thereof be
ziyel all persons Interested by publishing c."
Tins rider tor three successive weeks prior said day
Of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper circulating in said county.
Dated October a. ls6i
JOHN BONNER,
3wt3 County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFE

Take no more Balsam, Mercury or upr lea,.nt mali
cines Tor unpleasant and dar geroUs diseases
HtLMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCEU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

CULVER. SILVER PLATED AND
- BRITANNIA SPOONS. Forks and Napkin Rings
a~ sale cheap for c>sh a tSo) J. j. DAVEYE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
SECRET DISEASES

~ nii 'helr otss =, At little Expense
Li''ie OF u" eiahge OF Diet, No Inconvenience
And no Exposure.
II causes frequeni desire and gives strength "a ri
nate thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Preventing and
curing Str cres OF the Cretha, ALA, ing Pain and In
famn.aon. frequent in the class Of disease, ara
eNpelllng all poisonous diseased scrI cut MATE,
Thousands upon thousands Who ha, been victim, ,f
quacks, and no have paid hedrq be cured n,
short time, have found the were deceived and th,t
the 'POSlON" has by the Of Pow erfuI A,,rin-
gents been dried up in the system. break out in a.
aggravated form, and perhaps after fd, rfdQc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

FCR
HtGdaehe, Costireness, and kindred diseases
arising from disordered condition Of tho
Stomach, Liver, Bowels. Let erery one
try these agreeable Bitters; once tried and
used, they will recommend them with conf
dence to all others who are in need Of a whole
some, agreeable and eTectual tonic. The rap
Idly increasing demand for these Btters has
Induced me to give them publicity, that
thousands who have not used them may try
them and be convinced Of their efficacy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
SWANS B0U2B0N BITTERS

~ They are made of Ingredients well known
and approved by the n1edieaA profession, a.
having powerful tonic properties, are both
palatabie and pleasant, with sufficient strength.
rnt"g properties to correct the bilious derange-
nent Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, as a remedy for
the following diseases LaIjge~tion Dyspsp-
si", JrHndtce, Lirer AGectiO1ss, Loss IF ApDs-
sit<, Lotcness Of Spirit, ,StIlooo Complexion,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimuIant and unequal
led morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being used to the exclusion Of
all other Bitters in than fifty United
States Army H,spjtalS and millions of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially pied rom
stamp tar by the United States government,
on the ground of its having been adopted as
standard remedy by the medical profession
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
FEMALES-FENA FEMALES

IN many affections peculiar 10 Females the FL
TRACT BUCHU is unequsled by any other remedy a, 1,
Chlorisis or Retention, lrregularty Pa nfuine,r ar
suPpre of Customary Excavations liberated O,
Sclrrhous state OF the Uterus LeuchorhGa White,
Sterity. and for all laints incident to the ser
whether arising from ndiscreticn, Habits Of Di..p,
tion or in the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

Use HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BCcHU for all anectIou,
and diseases OF the URINARY ORGAN, whether 81
isting in MALE or FE LIE, from wha ever c.,u.
originating ard no matter Of How LONG STAND
ING
Diseases OF these Organs requires the aid OF rlC-
fET1C. HEi. BOLD EXTRA, 7 EUCIIT is TIKI
GREAT DlUt ETC, and is certain have the desired
enect In all diseases for Wh Oh il il recommended
Evidence of the most relab and responsible char
acter iii accom- any the medicine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23
4 Saving OF so per Cent

For 25 cents you color as many good. ,s would
otherwise cost five times that Various .nadescan
be produced from the same dive Thu nroce.s sim pie
ara any one can use the dye With perfect success Di
rectonsln English, French and German inside ofFAch
ror further Information in Dyoing and giving per
re- knowledge vi hat colors be-r adapted 10 ny
OF ers with many valuable recipes. purchas ~
& stevens Treatise on Dyeipg and Coloriht
mail on receipt % priref0 cents. Mahh'acIuieu -
HOWE & STEVENS. 2fG Broadway, Eostn.- .
For sale by druggists and dealers generally Iyo|
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-23

ALrN NND r SPATInTNG
fTJsRlES RUTIE3 and
NOSE II y Wis
Trustees and Referees
STrv~Ss ( LEvIS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
SO Madison Wis.
The sale above -'-i~cIis postponed until Thursday
the irS, dav nf December \ y 1861 and uiH then
come % al the place an hour above named
ALIEN ANpFR SPAT-IDTNG
'1lNIl = RTTIER aud
MOSES NJ. DAVIS.
Trustees and Referees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

10 our columns today will be found :
call Tor . meeting of our citizens .. thu
Cour. House tonight, to take me..n,s.
to aid in the construction Of In. SUI.
Line Railroad west Of Pennington.
THIS project is one in which N. =. !.
Of Keokuk is deeply interested The =,
tension Of q road across the Stat. ~o,,a
add immensely to our trade, and vonl,,
insure the rapid growth and perm.nen,
prosperity Of our city. The route runs
Through very productive country, whose
trade. stimulated and developed BE- ara;l.
road. would. Of itself, be sufficient to build
up and support great::cisy.
we have not time to expatiase on th;.
matter ct present, but We urps Al vbo
have stake in the property Of K.oL,l
to.be on hand to.nigh. and hear The er.c
sition Of the progress. prospec,s and a
vantsges Of the State Lane Railroad. ma
In vieu thereof to take each sstSon 1. ~
pfsmisss = the ocoesios doaasds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

Mn I'LL TT -3kS US6 Jl610S0
vslky 1zklrss q. havs Just nsds :
valuable addisie. y ~ stoel u Ithsir
rad, by pladsg y - tsssk - nov 10
eoaotips AIaA ~ lsa.afatssrsd ~
Assars. II NJ laxia 8 o. il -
dslphia, e1ptsy tor thiu rcd, al Is
honor ofths essGrftiss and psrssvssanos
of the present -. ths new engines
have been named rsspeetivsly .sLeieh-
ton and '.Kilb0trnss" II these iron
monsters prove q IS u serviceable in
Aaslisy tho long trains that pass daily
over the road. = the worthy mon whose
names they bear have bssn ID pss1;ng
the work on this line. then thel advent
into our city should bs hsralded With
great delight By our citizens and those Of
Southern Iowa.
OF the durability Of the engines We are
not we'll enough acquainted with the ma.
chlnery to venture an opinion. but from
all appearances their term Of service will
number manJ years. Competept judges.
however. say that no better engines ever
graced the western shore of the Missis.
sippi. We we're invited 10 take short
ride on the trial trip, bu. did not make
the connection.
We viii mention another matter, while
on this subject, and which 10 not gene
rally known, tina. this company have been
manufacturing their own passenger
coaches, freight, stock and coal cars, ex-
cept the wheels. for year or two, and
have now just a. good and complete ia.
oilities for the work a. can be found any
where in the country; iu fact, the cars
are made from better wood than those Of
foreign manufacture. The advantages to
be derived from this addition to the com
pany's enterprise are of much greater
Importance than We At first we're prepared
to believe. This branch Of the business
is under the management of Mr.. Sellers,
a master machinist Of long experience
who has been in the employ Of the CON-
pany for several years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

RAILROAD MErrINe.-There will be
meeting of the friends of the Iowa and
missouri State Line Railroad. at the Court
House in this city, on Thureday evening
Inc iSth INST, at which time the officers
OF the Company will make . statement
showing the amount of work done. and
prospects Tor the immediate completion
oil the road. Several speakers Interested
IN the enterprise are expected to be pres
ent. A general attendance is respect.
fully requested. MAY l7.st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19
New York markst.


BY Telegraph NEW yosx Mavls
CottonAbont to Dc better Mt ssSsac f.r r,;sp;,.~
uplands. and SIC for low nidd,ing
Fldur-More doing andpricer Z 10 Ioe hiyher S.,.~
IT 4 29a1 30 for extra State. loci al fur srrr.
r. II. o. and e5ds 30 for trade brands the msrhrf
closing quiet.
Whisky-Quct at l 26al q for State and oS1k1 10
for Western
Wheat-4i to DC higher 56Ln1 60 FIR fb;rs 90 S,rn,.
SOL 81 for Mil. Club; 6Te0l 20 for Winter Ri
Western.
store. -
0ats-Dull; at sa61eo for Western
sec. " ~
Pork-Firm and good demand. sales at @ % for .ess
70 5o2S - for old dor Is I527 for new do closing
a. latter price, 70 oo424 90 for old prime; q 90
for prime mess.
Bacon sdes-Dull and nominay unchanged
LarlMore active and 6rrner at l3i.dl3Ic latter a,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19
HA VOICE FROM yIcksBURa

yicxsBuRs, Misa-, Aug. Q. 1854
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: 1 am happy 10 state to 70
that have used your valuable Cepn great
ocnent 70 mysen in general debility and pspstrsson
my system pfvdrcsd ~ the unhealthy and miasmstic In
n'sence 81 the Ai1sissipp rs afvand ysbarg, having
been with Gen 0fsnts army thvaghou 10 wbose south
ern campaiGn. cOnAaenfly rervmmenA its TO all
persons sho are exposed to unhealthy climates
II. ". fu6LK
Agent U .. Sanitary Commission.
Lorrsvnl1 Ky, Sept. Ia, 1853. I.
On the I'd q July lat subnifted thfoagh an agent
Of mine 70 the Mrca nrector u ~ Impairment the
Array q tbs Cunbesinna sample 81 ~ ts<Iron Bsttsrs
hrinspecsion. and Feqnsssed IT, aer aaIysSs found Il
nesiesscss. 70 sanction and approve its among
The ioilo~ing she Medrai Di~csrs fss,y spd also
oes kssecraas permission to ship so dorm Il oce ~
have IL sold 70 suticrs. JOHN BULL
Il am satshed that Ceron Bift.rs will Do no harm 70
any osse taken properly and in moderation. no
objection to Dr. Bull being permitted 10 dtpse u
suffers A. HENRY TIT RSIUN,
Surgeon aud Ariissl bistcfor D. q.
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Nashville Team July ~, ls6s. /
DR.. John Bulls agent, Mr., has perldssion to shin
10 Nashville, Tenn, Is gross DOZEN OF Balls &C.
dron Mttess for sal. TO suffers in the army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department TO
complied with strictly. ~as
BY order of Major Gen. Rosecrans. 49,
WIN wILEs
Major aud Provost Msrshal Gen.
for sale wholesale and retail BY Nnkiaso BARTLETT
Co. Aeokak' Iowa aprlsdA~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19
RESOLUTIONS on the Death OF WIN. 3.
mcGnvlc.

Aesolutions on the Death OF WIN. 8
mcGnvlc.
AT meeting of the Board of Direction
of the First National Bank of Keokuk
held Monday. May Is, 1864, the death
Of VIM. s. McGavic was announced. and
the following adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
to take from us by death valued citizen.
associate and friend, in the person OF
VIM. s. McGavic, the President of this
bank; man who, by his manly firmuess
and unsullied integrity; by his successful
course as merchant and business man.
and BY the many high qualifications he
possessed, fitting him 10 discharge the
duties OF any position be might assume,
commanded the respect and esteem Of
all who knew him; and,
Whereas, We deem the loss Of such I.
man public calamity; therefore.
Resolved, That 10 the death of Wm.
3. McGavic this Bank has lost one Of its
most valued members, society an orna.
ment, and the business community one
VINO was IN every respect that "noblest
work OF God-an honest man."
Resolved, That we deeply feel the be.
reavement sustained by his familv ara
tender to them our sincere sympathy.
Resolved. That these proceedings be
entered upon the minutes of the Bank:
that the Cashier present a copy to N.
family OF the deceased. aud the city "a
pers be requested to publish them.
SMITH HAMILL,
IT President pro. tenn.
ii. K. LOVE. Cashier