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The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
NUMBER 9.
Valuable Suggestions.

The following suggestions, which we clip
from Professor Silliman's S late Report on the
Gold Mines of Nova Scotia, are equally val
liable in this latitude. They should be en-
bodied in the general instructions to every
mining superintendent.
The success of the most valuable mining
property may be blasted by the adoption of
mistaken principle of management The de-
sire Tor early returns to stockholders often
leads to shortsighted system of hand. to.
mouth administration. the result of which is
uniformly fatal. The mine is robbed to Sc.
cure specious show OF dividends. and then
follows an unproductive period, in which the
manager finds an empty treasury and no now.
er of new calls on the owners, Of a reluctant
response, ending soon in the abandonment of
the enterprise. Such is sure TO be the case
whenever works ofeSploration are suspended
The process of extractiod is easy and rapid.
The remorseless jaws of the crusher devour
daily, it may be ten, twenty, fifty tons of ore,
and much sooner than be expects, the mana.
ger finds himself without stopping ground, and
nothing before him but dreary months of sink
ing shafts and driving levels. in which, but
limited force can be employed The organ.
| izatlon OF the mine Is demoralized the ex-
penses Of administration and of the plant con.
tinues undeminished the mill rests idly for
want Of ore, while the labor of exploring is
being prosecuted. Every one who has had
any familiarity with the history of mining, in
America especially, will admit the truth of
this picture. The cure is simple and unfail,
ing. The tcork Of exploration must nerer stop,
and must be al,cays in adrance Of the cork Of
extraction.
Another important consideration besides
those already named urges the adoption of
this policy. 1t is unreasonable to expect
that any of the veins on your property. will
prove equally ilyremunerativei in all parts. There
will be some places too poor to pay for work,
ing, or the veins may be pinched off to a mar
row thread, enlargng again to perhaps more
than average size at no great distance. These
inequalities are little Importance, and by
no means causes of encouragement if they
are known to exist in advance. But. suppose
the policy of temporizing to prevail, and such
condition as the last named to occur, dis
couragement would be unavoidable More.
over supposing the worst case possible. name
ly. the actual loss of the vein in depth, either
by fault or heave, OF by actual dwind.
ling to nothil g-if the explorations are well
in advance of extraction, the manager sees
at once the danger before him, and, with pru-
dent energy, commences timely researches on
another vein, or in new part of the old one,
and thus disaster is averted
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
SHASTA COURIER

nS- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco. with pow
receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the
0FFICE-171l Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30

i'GooD morning. Mrs. Hogg, how are all
the little piggies ~ Quite well, l thank
you, Mr.. Colt, but how is the old marein
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
officers of shasta r. A. c.. No. o. F. & A. NJ.

- Charles L. Danielson, IL. P: A. Do
MsL.z browsky, H.; I. 5. Mount, s; D. P. Bys-
Z1AE tie. c. of H.; J. Isaaes, P. 5. E. Pest
|~~1sS~ ner. r. A. c.. Wm. Tozer. NJ. Of Sd V.
F. B. Chandler NJ. of2d v; e. d. Forbes, NJ. of
LIST V; A. Coleman, Tr.; H. A. Curtiss, Sec.
ThoS. Hall, Guard.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
dOcers of shasta Encampment, No. II.
q. q. T..

Samuel Isaacks. c. P. J. 5. Follansbee,
Ss H. P: Frank Rueh. s. W; D. Beinert, 5.
A~E Jonu Foster. T.. Wm. II. Angel, l. W.
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Officers of Western Star Lodge, No. 3. f,
u 4. VI.

a D. P Bystle. W NJ; A. c. Swain, 5.
~ ". F. B. Chandler. J w; A. Coleman.
Y * Tr.: VIM. Tozer. 5. D.. Chas Anderson.
~ ]. D.; Wm. E. Hopping. Marshal; L.
R. Lord and Thos. Greene, Stewards l. B. Pot
ter Tyler; IL. \. Curtiss, Sec
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
officers of shasta Lodge. No. 81, 1. o. o. F.

Samuel Isaacks, n. G.; e. W
Sk<<zsSsE HOFFMAN. Y. G.: Joseph Clough.
ss'SssssS Sec: Il. VI. Wilhelm, Treas; Saml.
Isaacks, Felix Tracy and Chas. Litseh, Trustees.
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Officers of Western Star Division, No. 50.
=. of t.. French Gulch

II. F. Allen, W. P; W. s Kidder, W. A.; J. P
Wright. R, s; Theo. Shouhofer, A. R. s.; T.
Kennedy. r.; P. Hughes. F. $. Fleming Spencer,
Chaplain; Victor Kern, c.: W G. Buchanan A.
c.; c. 0vermier, l. s. Z. Dickinson o. s; II.
Warner, P. W. P.
Regular meetings every Sunday evening, at y
O'Clock, P. VI.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-30
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
room. up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo y
Co.'S Express Office.
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officers of shasta Council, No. G. f. ga NJ.

a Charles L. Danielson, 7. I. NJ; J. Isaacs.
IA d. 1. NJ; 4. Dobrowsky, Tr. III. A. Cur
tiss, Rec; A. Coleman. Capt. of g.; Wm.
Tozer c.. g. u. Forbes, Marshal; Thomas
Greene. Stewards; A. c. Swain. Sentinel.
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Terms of Subscription.

room. up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express Office
Terms of Subscription.
For One Year. if paid in advance 90.
if not paid in adyanee......... 90.
For Six Months, in advance. 90.
if not paid in advanee........ CO..
These terms will be invariably adhered to, with
at reference to persons circumstances.
Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines less, one insertion,
-Four Dollars for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
~ Advertisements not marked with the num-
ber of insertions thereon, viii be continued until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
20 execute, neatly and expeditiously, all manner OF
Job printing, such as
Bills OF Fare, Bill Heads.
Circulars, Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards.
Posters. Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
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Officers OF Mount shasta Division, No %
aF

% f. Garter, W. P. John J. Conmy. W
ES A.. Chas. A Garter, r. s.; J. Morrison
BssesF A. r. s; W. II. Rhodehamel, F. s. G
Z-5 d. Forbes Treas. ". 5. Kapple, Chap.
James Hall. c.. John T. Camden, A. c.; f. W
Potter. l. S; NJ Gilbert 0. s; o. Holton, P. W
P. in place Of J. \. Chapel.
LADY 0FFIoERs'-Mrs. J. J. Conmy L. c.
Miss Sarah Lennon. l.. A. c.. Miss Lizzie VIII
helm, "a L. a. c.; Mrs. W H. Rhodehamel 81 L
A. c.; Miss Jennie Tracy. l.. 5.
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Officers of French Gulch Lodge. No. IS,
L. a. a. T.

]. s Ferrier. c.: Thomas Plumb
SerSS v C.: F. W. Wheeler, Sec. Chas.
Frank, Treas
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
TFrOm the Chattanooga Rebel. ]
THE GUERRILLA.

Awake and to horse. my brothers,
For the, dawn is glimmering gray, 5..
And bark in the cracking brushwood,
There are feet that tread this way.
"who cometh ?' ga friend.'' "What til
dings?' 49,. r..'.r -..s.' .r.....,
oh God, 1 sicken to tell, ~
s. For the earth seems earth no longer,
And its sights are the sights of hell.
There's rapine, and fire. and slaughter,
From the mountain down to the shore,
There's blood on the trampled harvest,
And bloed on the homestead floor.
From the far-off conquered cities
Comes the voice of stifled wall, .,
And the shrieks and means of the HON eless
Ring like dirge on the gale. a.l-.f
l'Ue seen from the smoking village
My mother and daughters fly,
Tee seen sohere my Iitte children
Sank doacn an the ftzroacs to die .-a -r
On the banks of The battle stained river
I stood, the moonlight shone,
And it glared in the face Of my brother,
As the sad ardpe sacept him on.
Where my home 1Uas glad are ashes,
And horror and shame had been there,
' For fouxd the fallen Intel
This tress Of nay aoifes torn hair.
They are turning the slave upon us,
And with more than the iend's worst art
Have uncovered the fires of the savage
That slept in his untaught heart -.- a..
The ties to our hearts that bound him
They have rent with curses away,
And they madden him with their madness
To be almost as brutal as they.
With halter and torch and Bible, ..-.
And hymns to the sound of the drum,
They preach the Gospel of murder,
And pray for lust's kingdom to come.
To saddle! to saddle nay brothers !
Look up to the rising sun.
And ask of the God who shines there
Whether deeds like these shall be done.
Whittier the vanda1 cometh,
Press kome to his heart with your steel,
<Anu nhSAS Ci dI uA- OOSOl" yc CdHHOI,
Like the serpent, go strike at ais heel.
Through thicket and wood go hun. him,
Creep up to his camp fire side,
And let ten of his corrses bIacken
- Where one of our brothers hath died
In his flaming, foot sore marches,
In his fight from the stricken fray,
In the snare of the lonely ambush,
The debts that We owe him pay
In God hand alone is vengeance,
But he strikes with the hands of men,
And His blight would wither our manhood
If we smote net the smiter again.
By The graves where our fathers slumber,
Blythe shrines where our mothers p, ayed,
By our homes and hopes of freedom,
Let every man swear on his blade.
That he will n OF sheath or stay it, .-
Till from point to hilt it glow
With the flush of Almighty justice
In the blood of the cruel foe.
They swore; and the answering sunlight
Leapt red from their ted swords,
And the hate in their hearts made echo -
To the wrath in their burning words.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
Voice From south kentucky

"A y
SoUTH KENTUCKY, June Is 1864.
To tile Editor Of the Neao York Meas:
That the readers of your valuable pa
per may understand somewhat of the eff
feet. of the rules of TIE "best Government
on earth" in this part of Abraham's do
minions, have concluded to drop you a
line.
If ever there was pandemon:um on
the earth it exists now in Kentucky. No
man, woman, or child is safe-I mean
.'white folks" There is ne security for
property of any kind whatever. Anarchy
reigns supreme. All is chaos, strife, and
confusion. And strange to say the great
er terror is felt from the soldiers OF the
Federal tyrant. Negroes, who have been
stolen from loyal owners and enlisted in
Lincoln's armies by his shoulder, strapp,
mihions, are permitted to go about in
gangs of from five to twenty from house
to house, on missions of pillage and
theft. az .a a..s
| Just imagine set of infuriated negroes
with arms in their hands, and marching
"the stars and stripes coming up to the
dwellings Of, peaceful unarmed farmers,
ordering their dinners to be prepared,
their horses to be fed, and threatening,
unless instantly obeyed, the inmates OF
the household with death, or the helpless
women with even worse. Then searching
the houses for money and valuables.-
Then insulting the females. Then fore
ing off. against their wills, all the able
bodied farm hands, anil taking in their
departure all the horses aud everything
else that is valuable which they can car
ry This is an almost every days scene
enacted in the everal counties In this re.
gion, by Federal troops, and with the
convenience Of officers in high rank.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
The Tax Bill Complete.
TabuIated Statement of
all the Imposts In the
New Revenue Bill.

The Z1aa, on Articles Of Luxury and Ne
cesshy-Large Adeance on ToJacco-
7Neao Rates on Aecontes,i Manufactures,
Trades, Professions, and Anausenaent'
The Taa on. Drugs, Liquors., CLOTH
ting, Groceries, Confectionery, Sta
tiOnery, Pottery, Pants Fars, Hats,
Ships, Je,cels, and all Articles hat-can
p be bought sold or giuen o'oay. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
PHxsICIANs
GEO. W. HILL. w. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland, Ohio
PafticgIar sattentio on viii be paid to- the
treatment of the following special diseases:
DYSPEPSIA, disease of the LIVER, the KID
sEYs. lSoEoFULA and EPITnELIAL CANCER.
Office on Church street. ~, - f-t.rsr v19n1 Sc
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
MIsoenAneous.
": RaLSTON,

JEWELER and Silver smith, one door W est
of Potter's Drug store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel tens, and a choice variety
of Jewslry, kept constantly on hand
Highest price, paid for old gold and silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonble e
terns-satisfaetorily warranted. v19n1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
OSBORN S CURTIS,

HAVE formed partnership in the practice
efLaw, and will attend to business in their
profess on in Ashland and adjoining coun-
ties. Office in the building heretofore oc-
cupied by W. Osborn, on Oh Nrcn street.
June 8, 1864, vl9n1
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ErDN9 nse
.a.W.sRICaH HOUSE,

FORMERLY 7MeNULTY'S, by ARCHIBALD
finley Ashland, Ohio. The House is
thoroughly re6tted, and it's proprietor is
prepared to accomn odate all his old
friends and as many new ones IS may be
pleased to give him call.
june 8, 1864; vl9n1.
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Z. - LH McCOuBs.

ATToRNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ash
land Ohio. Office in the Bank buildin G
over the Hardware Store vl9nl
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H., Il. CRATE, IN. ID. z4.y7-
PR ACTICA L Physician and Surgeon
Rooms at Miller H 3use, Ashland Ohio.
June s, 1864, v19n1
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TsANCY Paper and Pictures or Wallt
Baske ts, II N Lie &0KS. =
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L.sCoRs s. .m,CORD.
". =. LOHNS1OE.

ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer & Ora
hams Sore, \ ain Street. Ashland, o., will
attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care Special attention given to col
lection of Soldiers claims of all kinds.
June 8, 1864, .v19nl
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j. II. .COW.9.B, VI. ID,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland, Ash
land Co Ohio. Office over the Post Office,
opposite the Town Hall. vl9nl
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DRs. S.ayuPsAL s. SMEE1 s,

HAVING formed partnership in the prac-
tice of medicine and surgery. solicit a
eshaie of public patr onage.5 Office over
Beer & Graham's store, corner OF Main and
sOrnnge Streets vl9n1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10


EDITOR GATE CRY - Cold, rainy an
disagreeable this morning as yesterday /;
but notwithstanding which the Union
mems faces wear pleasing smile over
the result of yesterday, in contrast to the
sicky hue OF the Cops.
The election passed off quietly, there
was not even dog fight; huie loud
talk occasionally WAS the only evidence OF
excitement during the day. know Of
nothing which could be more gratifying
to the Union men of Lee county, than to
see townships which have been misled by
a bogus Democracy, creep out of their
moral asphyxia and take a decided stand
in pure atmosphere. With the hope
That, "glad tidings Of great Joy" will reach
US from every quarter, and that 10 the par.
ance OF euchre players, George B. McClel.
Ian will be thoroughly "skunked.'
remain, yours, QuILP.
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ATHENS. Clark Co., Mo \
November 9. ga {


EDIToRs GATs CITY-Dear .Sirs:
send you hastily the returns of ..Sweet
Home" township. CLARK Co, Mo. This
township is the banner township Of Mis-
souri,. | send the vote OF the precinct in
ticket, with the vote marked. 1873 votes
polled. ISL Radical and Copperiead =
My majority for the Senate on the home
vote will be about 400 Ny Copperhead
opponent is resident of the same county
with myself. The county will give Old
Abe at least $50 maturity. With the so
niers' vote We will carry the county BY
800 majority. | am in all probability
elected in tie District by 500 majority.
In the breaking out of the rebellion
there we're nine rebels to one Union man,
We have made this change by takinp
the rebellion where Scale took the hen .
BY treating rebels as rebels deserve, and
BY allowing nothing to exist which exist
ed solely 70 destroy the Government.
By giving our majority notice in your
paper, you do a favor for the people il
the interior country.
Hoping for Radical msjority IRON
Maine to Texas, an, cir,
Your ob't servant,
i n Cox
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
OsKAloosA, Iowa. Nov. 80 p. N.

OsKALoosA, Iowa, Nov. 8-9 p. NJ.
EDITOR GATE The vote of O skaloosa
township stands: For Lincoln, 10; for
Mcclellan 9a7. The vote last year vac,
for Stone. 6O7; for Tuttle, 304 INA
king a Union gain in majority of $50. -
The weather has been very disagreeable
during the entire day Ia heavy cold rain
falling almost continually.
Yours truly, T.B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

j. B. HowELL-Dedr Sir: Village
To-, Van Buren, county, from official re-
turns, stands for Preside psial Electors
Union, 100; Democratic &C; Union ma.
iority, "a. State ticket, Union majority
33 Last year Union majority was 5 -
Gain 90.
Who can beat it in one year? Entire
Uuion Township ticket elected.
d. C. BEAMAs.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Ae.
Corrected BY GArFoRD 4 co., Produce Dealers

Coffe(seo ~ 6AffOAD tU., fFoAuee DeaRt.
Extra = bbi ss y sack. so Exirs, a bti 50
per sack, 80. Retail 3oc tbl sd p s~rk higher
wHsAr-spring n - to1 10; - 1 70 10 81 . bn.
coss ME.L--Sa SO p loo BE.
Bsss--Wheat. u -. Corn, IS . loo Re-.
coRs-New 81 10 .ss old 90 = bushel.
RITZ to soc a lush.
BssISy-Eall. foel 50; Spring, sosl 90.
0Ars.--55c q bRsh.
YKrEy AprtEs-GA19Ge.
PoyAyoEs--I % tol 40.
BurrEn-Comnaou, Soc; Choice, s2c
EsSs-2sc.
LAnD-1Bc.
SHeuLpsRs-lsc q n
6rnes-23c p ~.
HsHs-23c = D.. Sugar Cured DO. &c.
wHnR Bxass-Commcn to Good, 81 2slas1 IS; Prime
Navy, 81 50.
TALLow-l2c
BEEswAx--S0
H.r-Tmothy. ~ eo@ls 90; baisa, SIC 90: Prairie
SO 006nx12 90
HiDrs-Dry Flint, 12lxc; Dry salted, l2cgrubby hall
price; Green 7; Green Sheep Pslts rs 70 81 90.
SEEDs-Timothy. e CO.. Flax 81 IS.
Bxxr cArrLs-$2 IS, to s. 90 gross.
eHEEr-$4 90 TO IS 90 Yhead
Wooi-fsetory washed, Too SOC; Fine Fleece, ef
Medium do, IS
Par HoSs-xl1 90 nett;
PKATHKEs-50c.
RAGs-43< to Size
BAGS urlaps, GO TO Csc.
Single GUINNESS 36c; double do, CSC.
Seamless, bnsh., s5c to Is.
Flour, Y bbi- IS TO g.
do x BILL, 30 TO 80.
do V Dbl. tpaperl 8.
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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
yicxsswss, Mise, Aug 2, 1864
Or. John Batl-Desr Slr: happy ~ state 60 30
that have nse Yogr valuable Giren Btters With srea
benefit self general acality ans pfstratseno
,stesn produced by the un Athy ad aflAsnassac
hnsnee Of the Mississippi river srguna vcksbn having
been With sea. Grant, army its ois scth
campaign confidently s-cor.m eed fts
persons ~ke exposed 10 srlssiihy climates
II. ". fSaLE.
Agent g. g. Sanitary Commission
LoCfsyILlE, NY. s~tt. Id. fs65.
On the I'd Of July last submitted through agent
Army Of the Cumberland sample Of an, csSrpa gittsrs
for inspection and requested IT, after ssiys he found IL
m@storious to sanction and approve it, smoag
soldiers
The following Is the Medical prSetcr's reply and
Gen k-eefsas periaisson to ship 80 dozen At cace, e
have IL sold to suffers. JOHN BULL.
II satisfied that cedron Rst@rs viii Do harm
any one IL taken properly add in moderation
objection Dr. Bulls being pessaitt- Dispose
sutlsrs. A. HkNRyTHURsIuN,
Surgeon and Medical Direcsor D 4
Headquarters Department OF Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn. July ~, 1858.
DR.. John BnPs AGENT, Mr.>, has permission to shsF
to Nashville Tenn. Is gross $50 DOZEN Rplls &c
dron Bitfcrs for sale to suffers In the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department to b
complied with strictly.
Dy order Of Major Gen. Roseerans
wM.M WILLIS
Major ard Provost Marshal Gen.
Hor sale Wholesale and retail By Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., Kcokuk. Iowa aprl3dAwlyr.
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finuntiaI nu0 commercial
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GROCEAAlES.



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Raes-11c.
sees-American, lie; English, Il.
seAr-palIs l2l1c; German. 2lxs&E
CAxpIIs-sfsT, Sc; Mould 2les23e
Trss-Young Hyson, 81 e0St2 -; Imperial, VI . 6
81 q: Black 81 p to 81 IS.
TcAAcco-Da,k Sweet, s5c, Nahum brsnus. W %
2Sc. Gold and Natural LEAF u 30 to VI 10
NsILs-f5est Brands ~ Is rates.
GIAss-sxle Country g 50 City IS, rates
caBDssB-5S to Sic.
Oar ArpLss--l1 TO i2c Y =.
Oar PEacHEs-Hifs IL 10 lsc ~.
Day CsBkASrs-24e-
RAtsISs-S5 20 &c 81 20.
sALf-- 4 25er4 81.
PEsRI SfAKea-i1c-
Nolxa w0opEs WAR; Hoop Pals, 81 -; hooi
do "a g. Ne Tubs, ST. 5a No. do. 1e %, No do
IL sa Nests 81 do, { Is. washbossds. IS 80
RrsA--No. Mackcrsl, bhis. SIS Vo<a<is %.
No. 2 do do Sic pAaf5s 90.
No. do hf do fli 09pii So
No. 2 do hf do $40 ooasl0 Is.
III ibis No. White Fish, 81 50
OfIsCnsl Oil Q5c l Lins@ed OIL. Is; Lard OIL
/ 81 soaI So Fish OIL, 81 -.
/ Cgxrs,-DenmArk. % to 2sss Hamburg &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

ey You, oh kind reader, arc sadly
disappointed at the failure of the line and
non reception of election news. Your
disappointment cannot be greater than
ours. We will have to exercise that
apostolic virtue, patience. Meanwhile,
you may rest assured that the Union is
safe, and we have the promise of any
amount of good news tomorrow.
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AND FOR SALE have los:

II UHVG I,OVO
- acres Of land, which wish to SELL SO acres lies In
Montrose Bottom 21@ miles n W. of the Of Mont
rose 100 acres prairie and 100 timber ESQ under
good fence. four Cabins with three each we'll Of
water ut each and two ponds Of water fer stock
large barn, well framed and covered IA scrcs lies AZ
miles north OF keokuk. and n miles the Mssis-
sipp river. This tract has two Cabins we'll Of wafer
stock water, 1b0 acres under good fence
sther tract will be sold for S22 SO per acre. divided
to suit purchasers at from IS per acre Liberal
indulgence for deferred payments viii be given. Title
fndisputabie. FRANK BAILJNGER
tuly1l-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

Ees- We learn FROM Mr.. Cohn of Troy,
Davis county, that in the hat Of one Of
the men that murdered Wallace, left be.
hind him in his flight from the house
where the deed was committed, was
found commission, duly executed and
signed by the rebel authorities, to recruit
for the rebel service in Northeast Mis-.
souri,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

FDr. Winslow has received the pure
vaccine virus be has been expecting, and
those who have spoken to him can be
vaccinated by calling at his Office to-day,
between the hours of and clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
n6T A species of nfast" sla,e :. :

Sdr A species of "iast" slang is nov
much IN vogue among certain class ~
English ladies. The Court Journal oom.
plains Of the new fashion. and says:-.E,
pressions never meant for I'm lie lips a,a
frequently INDUCED in, causing shudder
to those If the old school who remember
the delicate and refined language Of their
own mothers and sisters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

b~My 6ret effort was for peace. ),
said Jefferscn Davis, at Augusta, capd /
ut commissioners to endesvor 20 ,r n,o-
an amicabie dissolutiou From time to
time have rnsde:repeated efforts to that
end, but never, never have souzh. i ON
any other basis than iadspesdenos."