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The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

New York, Jan. l.
Nothing Of q startling nature has ffanspired
here to-day. Open house has been kept quite
generally throughout the city and vicinity, and
our community have made business gener-
ally Of extending household hospitaliiies to
calling friends and exchanging the hospitali-
ties OF the season. Many soldiers on furlough
are In town, enjoying the holidays and the
day. To-day opened with rain and south
wind-cioses with icelsndic, freezing, north
west gale.
As yet no reports have reached ms Of disas-
tiers from the severe eastern gale Of last night.
The Western telegraph lines are closed,
consequently no news can be obtained from
that quarter
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02


RAID OF THE MAINE CAVALRY. We have
raid by our cavalry short time since. The
honor Of the gallant raid belongs to Maine.
The force consisted of the I'd. sth aud 10th
Pa, and LIST Maine Cavalry under Col c. H.
Smith of Eastport. The force left Bealton
Station Monday 2lst inst, aud masched rap
idly to the north and west meeting squads Of
the enemy and capturing several. At Sperry-
vile, 10 miles east of Luray, small rebel
force held Thornton Gap but were driven OIL
On the night of the 23i our forces cncamped
near the neat little town of Luray. A force
of the enemy on the 9th were driven from
the town by daring charge with the capture
of number of prisoners.
Two deserters entered our lines at this point.
At Luray, Col. Z. III. Smith. commanding the
expedition, sent officers to examine the post
Office, Jail and other public buildings. A num-
Der OF conscrpts were removed from jail upon
learning OF onr approach.
Orders were given for the destruction Of a
three story building, used as an extensive
saddle aud harness mandatory, and stored
with cavalry and artillery stock and equip
ments. Adjoining this building "a large tan
merry filled with raw and finished stock TO the
value of several hundred thousand dollars, was
burned or otherwise destroyed.
On the return march, five other tauneries
were destroyed by fire, with their contents,
between Luray and Sperryville. Near Sper-
ryville, two horse sutler-wagon was captur-
ed, containing a rebel mail and quantity of
medicines and dry goods. This team was on
its way from Upper Potomac to the rebel lines
At Little Washington charge was maed
upon gang of Moseby's men, resulting in
killing one and capturing another. The en-
tire expedition reached its camp ON Christ
mas eve, well supplied with poultry for their
Christmas dinner, having marched one hun
dfed and twenty-five miles, infiicting seri-
GUS blow to the enemy aud capturing num-
Der of prisoners, without the slightest causu-
atty. The prisoners had 81 900 in rebel shin
plasters when captured
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02


DESCENT ON A GAMBLING HoUsE.-City
Marshal Head and Deputies Hawkes. and
Wentworth, with . posse of the police, last
evening made descent upon gambling
house in Federal street, over the Fulton
Market. Marshal Heald went into the room
disguised aud found about twenty five persons
present, large portion of whom were en-
gagged in playing faro. After witnessing the
playing for few moments and observing
meaey pass, be seized the implements, which
were considered quite valuable. An attempt
at sksedaddling was made, but this WAS frus-
trated by the appearance of the Deputy Mar
shals aud the police on the stairs. One fellow
dashed through the window and escaped, but
he Is known. The proprietors of the cstab-
Hshment, Daniel Butman and Frederick
Meade, both Of Boston, were arrested. The
others were suffered to depart for the present.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

GRAND BALI.-The closing ball of the first
series Of dances given by Ocean Engine Co.
No. 4, came OF last evening at Mechanics
Hall, and was one OF tho most brilliant affairs
d. the season. There were as many dancers on
The Aoor As could be accommodated and the
gsllsries were packed with spectators. The
military was well represented, and the Ocean
boys were out in their gay uniforms in strong
numbers, while the ladies never appeared TO
better advantage. Dancing was going on
when our paper went to press. sss
So popular have been these dances, that
second course has been resolved upon, and
The nrst one of the course will come OF at
4echanics' Hall next "Wednesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02


~ A lady in bloomer, while passing
through the streets of Brooklyn few days
since, was addressed by an Irish boy with
brush in hand, ''boots BACKED, sir? shall |
shine 'ein up, sir'"
% Three steamers from New Orleans,
with cargoes of sugar molasses and cotton,
arrived at St. Louis on the 18th. Several
steamers, with cotton from Memphis. and
other points on the Mississippi. have arrived
within day or two.
sJ-The iron frigate Dictator VIII ich was
launched in New York on Saturday last, is
3l4 feet in length, over all, 260 feet between
perpendiculars; breadth fifty feet, depth 221-2
feet, and is built almost exclusively of iron.
She has none Of the paraphernalia of ocean
vessels, the decks being perfectly clear of all
incumbrapces except the turrets. She sits so
low in the water that long-armed man could
nearly reach the water from the deck.
sE-Gen. Rosccrans, at meeting for re-
cruiting purposes in Cincinnati short time
since, said one soldier put into an old regi-
ment Is worth two and a half In a new one
for, from his messmate, the old soldier, he
learns how to wash, cook, sleep, perform mill
tary duty and avoid sickness. The new sol
der, ia new regiment, suffers twice the sick
ness as the one thus situated; and every regi-
mcnt Of ono thousand men Is generally reduc-
ed, In the course Of six weeks, to one half its
number
fT-The New England Farmer says hard
coal ashes for manure are much more valua-
Bile as an absorbent Of the fertilizng elements
in manure than Is generally supposed, and
may be worth something as a disinfectant.
The ashes and all the drainage of all our cit
les should be combined, and thus, out of two
evils bring an inexhaustable good. 1t will be
found, upon mixing a moderate proportion Of
ashes with the contents OF the privy, cess-pool
or hos-pen, that in a short time the offensive
oder has disappeared. 1t is not expelled as
by the use of chlorides, but held in combina-
ton until, by its use as manure, the earth and
roots of plants lbcratc and use it.
sB-'It seems the romantic story about the
armless color sergeant which first appeared in
the Hartford Post proves untrue. The Wor-
cester Transcript says, Sergeant Plunkett was
engaged on going to the war to Miss Nellie
Lorrimer of that city. On returning SO sadly
MANNED in defence of the old flag, he offered
his betrothed release, which she like true
heroine refused to accept They were mar
ried, as we several weeks ago announced in
the proper column, and that Is the whole OF
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

~ The Washingtonians win hold a meet
lag In Sons of Temperance Hall Tomorrow
sunday evening. The meeting will be adj
dressed by several young men, new converts,
who have not been accustomed TO speaking
in public. All are invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

~ We learn that after the nomination OF
Mr.. Baker as Judge Of the Supreme Court
was Withdrawn, the situation was rendered TO
Hon. Joseph II. Williams, Esq, Of Augusta,
but declined by him. Mr.. Danforth, Of Gard.
liner, was then nominated
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

~ Duprez & Green's famous Minstrel
Troupe are about visiting our city, and will
give one or two concerts at Deering Hall, the
hrst to be on Saturday evening next. They
will attract full houses.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

MA special disbatch from Augusta TO the
Courier, states that the Maine Company of
Sharpshootcrs have re-enlisted and are com
lag home to recruit. They are expected to
arrive In Augusta to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
Insolvency Notice.

WE. the undersigned, having been appointed by
w the Probate Court for the County Of Climber
land. to receive and examine the claims of the cred
itors of the estate of Sarah Lowell late of Yarmouth
deceased, whose estate has been represented inso-
vent. hereby give notice that SIX months /, ON the
18th day of November last allowed TO said cred
itors to exhibit and prove their claims and that we
will attend to the duty assigned at the Office at Is
Freeman. In Yarmouth on the last Saturday of Feb
ruary and March next, at o'clock in the afternoon
JOHN MOVES,
ALBION SEABURl.
Yarmouth, Dec, 18th. 1858. % w3ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

LADIES GYMSAsTIcs.--A class will be or
ganized for instruction in Lewis Gymnastics
On Saturday. Jan. I'd, al o'clock, p. NJ.
Ladies' DESTROYS TO join such class, are in
vitsd 10 meet at the Hall over DIR. s. G. Fer
aalds Office, No. l75 Middle ST., to witness
the drill OF another class at three o'clock Of
ths same afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
CINcINNArI Ian /
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
County Of Cumberland.

rsEAsuRER's OrFIcR Dec 81. IsG3
STATEMENT OF Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
~ allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court Mt the
November Term,A d. 1863 made in conform nifty with
the requirements of act offhe Legislature of Maine
entitled IAN Act relating TO Fines and Costs of rim.
inal Prosecutions" approved March 9th, 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

u-At the concert given at Gorham, on
Thursday evening, by the Old Folks, the sum
Of eighty dollars was realized for the benefit
Of the soldiers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

THE SCnooLMAsrER WANTEp.-The fol-
lowing was the address on package which
wss sent yesterday by the Eastern Express:
-. Auggusty Maine. BY Easton
Epes Company. Dcgaraptipc tooker."
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

A GOOD BEoISNINe.-In one hour ON New
Years day, more than one hundred and fifty
cars loaded with freight arrived at the depot in
Brunswick, aud other trains were expected
during the day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
Portland Manufacturing Co,

A FINAL dividend of the assets of the Portland
~ Manufacturing Co, will be paid TO the Stock
FOLDERS at the Merchants Bank, on and after the
9Th inst. Per order of the Directors.
RUFUS 4. WOOD, Treasurer.
Portland. Dec. Ia, 1868. isdlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
TO THE AFFLIOIEDJ
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's DDoek.

CORNER OFCONGRESS AND Elm STRRITy.
MOULD respectfully snnosnee TO the sitizsss q
w Portland and vicinity, that hs has ben - ri
large number Of patients Win vosSsrssi sssssss'
and curing persons In such short spoco o. nS okaf
sS S. question question s s ,rd ,s q As
cured we will doctor the second tins Or notkkG.
This, with the suesess We have net viih. & he
lore, lest patients should delay coiairs - ~ ~
shall not stay long enough to give TIE tsse. v mi
h,re say that We shall stay in this city q - skfil
Dr. d. has been practical Esetrieiaa Sbs twenty.
one years, and IL also regular graduated physieins
in the form Of nervous or sick hssdseSs; sesrsi~s
In the head. neck or extremities; eonsuapten Win
involved; acute or chronic rhsunafsn, sers1sIskis
Of the spine eontracisd muscles. dissosssS iSSs.
mering or hesitancy Of speech dyspepsis. ~
tion constipation and liver complaint pilss-v6 65Fo
G fssS o. the chss sss 4. e
complaints. ~
by I1ectx.1c1ty.
The Rheumatic the ssuiy; the Ia.s saa Ne hsy
ity of youth; the heated brain Is Cooled he fosf-
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth 1s6sss161ss e.
strength the blind made 10 sss lie az 9 ~ ~
the paisied form 70 move upright; The bIen1Ass q
ss g s. =. & s -
an active circulation naintaine1. s 1fgs,f
LADIES
Who have cold hands and fbst; vnk onoomkn
lame and weak backs; nervous ~ - - ~
dizziness and swimming IN the -. t. y
ton and constipation Of the bovsl1; pn1HM
and back; lercorrhGa. Tor whi1aal; HI r ~
womb with internal cancers; tumosA uo11 nTx
all that long train diseases viii M = 11<.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful uanc61 ~
too profuse menstruafion, and all Of thooo lonG x
Of troubles with young ladies, Electsioity = ~ ~
specific and WILL In short Time restore ~ Srer
to the vfgor Of health
EY-Ws hare an Electro Chemical Ipporofus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr,m the syifem ssoh =
Mercury Anthony, Arsenic, &e. Hundro1s Vho
are troubled with sf6 joints, weak backs Ard vari-
ous other difficulties. the direct cause OF vkiek s
nine cases ont Of ten the eject Of posonosed5t0
use Of from five to eight Baths. -
q; and = to p. n.
Consultation Free. iylAisn64
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
w: ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Notice.


F1NHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
l. Portland Forest Avenue Railroad Co W IN be
held q; the store of ~ G. Palmer, 144 ddle street
on Monday, the 4th day of January A. ID 1854 at
4oclock, L. NJ, to choose Directors for the ensuing
year. Also TO see II the Company will agree to and
accept the right of way As granted in and by an
order passed by the Mayor aud Aldermen OF the
any other business which may legally come before
them. NJ. G. PALMER Secy
dec2leod-2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
Z. x. Il.
Wostenholm's Celebrated Razors.
Every razor warrented--for sale by
CHAS. DAY, JR,.
decl eodisiw Hl Middle Street
For Mata,,xns.

+74 The regular Matanzas Packet "MINNIF
~ TRAuB," having superior aeeommod ations
~. will have dispatch. For passage only, apply
10 Capt. LEWIS MITCHELL, ON board, or
CHASE BROTHERS & Co
dec3 lw Widgery's Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
Rcu,Oyal.

E MCKINNEY co. have removed TO Car.
Ia. rolls now block, Commercial street. head of
Portland Pier.
Portland, Jan. |, 1864. div.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

NEW CITY. HALL,
BY distinguished gentlemen from different PARTS of
the country, on the great absorbing theme Of daiy
life and thought-The Nation under the auspices
OF the following named citizens:
Jacob Mcclellan, Israel washburn, Jr.,
John Lynch. Horatio Stebbins,
BENZ hingsbury, Jr., Samuel T.. Spring,
Oliver Gerrish, John b. Brown,
& St. John Smith, james I. McCobb,
Eben steele, T.. Hersey,
Nathan Webb, gss VIM. W. Thomas,
VIM. Willis, John T. Gilman
Byron Grecnough, Woodbury. Davis,
Edward Fox Rensselaer, Cram
Josiah II. Drummond, NJ A. Blanchard
Geo. w. Woedman Geo RI Davis
N. A. Foster, Geo. +. Talbot
The income of the series will be devoted to the
United States Sanitary Commission.
The next lecture will be delivered by
Major General DANIEL Il. sICKLEs,
Thursday, Jan. Z, 1864.
OREsTES A. BRONSON, of New York.
Thursday, Jan. IA. 1864.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
Thursday, Jan. q. 1864.
Rev, ROBERT CoLLYER, of Chicago.
February 9Th. 1861.
Hon. GEO. THOMPSON, London. Eng
Second week in February, 1854
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Esq,
Third week in Feb. 1854
Correspondence is going on with Hon. Daniel 8.
Dickinson. of New York; Theodore Tilfon Of the
New York independent; Rev. Robert coiiyer Of
Chicago; Hon. Andrew johnson. Military Governor
OF Tennessee. and Hon. Reyerdy johnson. Senator
from Maryland.
Tickets for the Course. sl25
Single Tickets. Observation-Disclosures cts
Sale limited to the capacity Of the Hall. To be
mad atthe bookstores. hotels, and other usual places
I hoEarI % sIsshIss' Committee
Benz. krsssnumr. JH. J Arrangements.
dee22
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
AUCTION SALES.
City Property nj Auction.

EDWARD NJ PATTEN, Auctioneer.
IN Monday January 4th, at IL A. NJ, ON the
- premises, No. l19 Cumberland, corner Of Eim
street Will be sold the three stored house ana md
Inc House Is IN thorough repair. contains paror ard
suing room SIX sleeping rooms, two dining soc ma
one abose and one below, large kitchen, wash ON
closets Clothes presses. and storeI ocms In alum.
lance good cellar, two cemeLted cisferns and The
entire house heated BY furnaces and lighted WITH
Wild never falling well Of excellent water. Iof
oo leet on Cumberland by lv0 on Elm street
most desirable pieces OF properly thai hss been osr
ca 70 inc public this season Ii III be sold on 4
voraole terms, and may be examined prcyious 10
street. S~saebs
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 81.
9P. M.-The thermometer is at 12o above
zero and falling rapidly. A severe snow
storm, with violent wind from the northwest.
commenced at dusk. The thermometer fell
35e in five hours.
CINCINNATI. Jan. /.
II was clear and cold at six o'clock this
morning. The thermometer stoop at - above
zero.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

GEN. GAIFIELD's PLUcK.-The policemen
of Louis Vile have been very oflicious and
especially vigAent in Selling and OBTAINING
every negro. who arrives in that city from the
South and combining him until il can be detir-
mined by some official whether he is free OF
contraband. is alleged that many free ne
groes who have been returned from the army to
thy North, have been thus deprived of liberty,
ffleir papers stolen from them and they sold
into slavery. The purpose Of the police
appears TO be TO obtain the rewards generally
offered for runaway slaves whom they may
catch, nothing more, though the
contrary is alleged by some. At .ny rate,
much trouble has been aud continues to be
given TO army officers who pass Though the
city with their servants. short time since,
Gen. Garfield, member Of Congress aud late
ly chief of staff 10 General Rosecrans, passed
through the city with his free negro servant.
At the depot on his arrival, and mail boat at
his departure, the General was beset by these
officials, who insisted upon arresting the ne
gro. General Garfield denied the right of
the policemen, and refused to allow the man
to be taken. General Boyle was appealed to
by the policemen. On being told that the
servant was General Garfeld's, Boyle wrote a
note TO General Garfield requesting him to
settle the matter by giving the negro his
(Garfeld's)pass. General Garfield replied he
would not do SO: that the thing was a fragrant
abuse, and he would see the end oft on prin.
cipe. He declared that the negro should 20
free without pass, aud that he was as willing
TO risk his life in the solution OF that question
as any other. The policemen persisted; but
a number of army officers gathered around
General Garfield in his defence; the negro
went free. 80 $3.50
The ADyEgrrsER.-The Advertiser OF this
city opens the new year by a return TO its old
size. On the LIST of July, 1862 1t was enlarged
TO eight columns; ON the LIST of Jan. follow
ing il was reduced to six columns with a
double sheet on Saturdays, was claim
ed then TO be upon the whole an enlargement
and now II returns TO its original size-the
same size OF this paper, thus completing the
revolution. When its editor shall complete
his revolution, and swing back TO the loyal
ground he claimed to occupy when he COM
pared Abraham Lincoln TO the Good Samari-
tan, his paper will be much more grateful to
loyal readers than it now is. We advise him
to do so at once, and not court an opportunity
to sring in different way. Seriously, the
Advertiser presents mechanically very neat
and tasty appearance, creditable to the skill
of those who have charge of the office.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
"BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT"
Life Insurance..
IN ALL IT'S FORMS,
MAY BE OBTAINED AT
The Old AEenCys

WHERE you may have not only choice of the
w best institu ions. bat choice of the rarioas
systems IL you want the cheapest plan, the hdLf
NOTE AID hair cash plan-the m afaai or the joint
stock system-the fsa gear payments or non JorJif-
tng policy --targe dividends no div idepds-an1
al dividends or friesiaiai diyidends-quartelly or
seni-daawat payments, or payments ala one time
danaify Peiicies, or Policies pay able any giren
age during the life of the person insured Pol cies
reach n creditors, Policies for the Ieae6f OF en-
dorsers or other creditors Any of these advantages
may be secured
All nesdfal information cheerfully given, and the
operation Of tho different systems explained on APP
plication at this Agency.
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
dec2o eodisd w6w
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

A GOOD second hsnd sssan sasias. siehsv = =
deer .. JOHN LYHcu : %.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

"A superirtend the consts uction Of : Woolon 1se-
tory and is Machinery a to nm ~ sens vken
addressing A. ID. b.. Box 2oo3 PortiaS3 o. ~
Ing some means that be will isvest ~ ~ sna11 4
preferred. lool0 a.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

A MAN OF business talents would ME- 4 ,aores1e>
"A IN some mercantile basins-s = 0aiosnan =
book-te per. where there L psospsss e. b6oeu1Ia
Portland.
convenient time. 49, m
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

pARriEs having iron ESQ TO s1oss y nsuua,
u would do well 10 sxamins u unnruoux1n1r7
Opportunities oasrsd II ~ Cosorsp GSoss, 49,
investing elsewhere. a. ~ m
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

~ On the first page = President Lin
coins Proclamation In the Rebel Congress;
Secretary STATIONS speech 10 the Soldiers,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

indicative q dssPasdsssy, ssd spes6
poorly 81 - - i tl1l1y dszial
ths past yeas .ad ~ aatsefisg lsespsst.
which " have TINS far Of IL present
e1ss- TAI Ht,.I HIT IA @shl =
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thus shox e IL tFavsliags pablo and
eshsn III - ~ 4 tsa1thy siais q
psospsrity, and love xghs rather than
dazksess. Az We statsd q tie oetsat.
oskbafapS - oar tax-JA1sag aa i
Who havs IL Interests ef Tie city q
hesrt are for - - trsatgshaA,.all IL
''livs nss' s1f q eiiaAs~ 6b anasssr
md enter thsir prossst againss subaisaing
lsaGntlnads ~ E1sasar, IL II ~ 6iSaaI
break forth and dhpsl the giooa with
which we ase sarlUtsdsd. = sss@esss'1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

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po.n. Z, $ s Is {
1.neosas AsaAA.. fssaeass g -
1890 nssses - eesn = keesaeey =
4oOSs - sAtess s1oo 4o1oe
!ossg. and thesseoss asvse oAissd bat
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

FoUxD.-A blask hss vsi vss fnsA1
on Saturday morning. which the owner
csa get BY calling 1t this ofiss and psyink
for this notice. esef@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

~ A horse thief named NoCar.y
was arrested on Friday evening i. oar
city by the Sheriff Of Jefferson Coaniy,
who was on his track, and Marshal woos-
ter. He was placed ia thssalabosse over
night and the next morning taken to
Fairfield for examination. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

@ The steamer America arrived here
yesterday from Pittsbsrg. vhich spjaes
she left about week ago, heavily loaded
with iron, glass and coal oa. She is
bound for ST. Paul, and stopped here to
transfer portion Of her freight to bsrges
before going over the rapids. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

~ The Ladies' Unien Aid Society
will meet this afternoon ct 4 o'clock. at
McCune's Hall. A full attendance 10 re-
ques.ed. By order ef che President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

Howe & Tyler would respectfully In
form the citizens Of the city and sur
rounding country that hereafter thsir
regular sale days ere Wednesdays and
Saturdays, sale commencing precisely Il
loo'clock. Parties wishing to buy OF
sell viii please remember this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

INV BAHD.-Ws understand that the
German Turner'S Of our city have organ
lied new band, which will b. under the
leadership Of Prof. Hirt, whose musical
talen. Is well known and appreciated By
onr citizens. The bsnd viii be composed
of thirteen instruments, and viii prove
quite sn addition, We have no doubt. t.
all entertainments were their services ore
called into requisitiou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18
'THE CITY.

BLANK Drsps, IN any quaasisy, en- b
had st The 0ots Ov@y s6lse. S6AA1Tooa
0oDzz Hoa nAT.-Go to Lovrys Lite.
nary Depot and get ; copy II shs hsoits
magazine. s~7sss