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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
1hesmAA's Order 60 DuEn.
Nav Y,,rk DoN

Rsbel papsrs state Sherman has ordered
every house il East Tennessee burned
and the eounmy desolatsd and refused to
rescind the order On petition from the
citisens Of Rockville
Il il reported Camb.rland Gap will b.
evacuated BY the troops going ~ Koox.
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

A Bro THIsa.-Tbst il : vslgsrisD,
bat il il the only phrase that expresses
fully the project Of our friends. Howe Z
Tyler, and the great Inducements held
out 70 the public in their advertisement
fouad on our frst page. Go and invest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

SOMETHING FOR THE CHiLDREA.-Mn
" l''iamson has just brought on . nice
sssoatnen' Of hats, caps, WOODEN gasibal-
dis, leegins and mite, oil u which she d
selling very cheap. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Graz WANfED.-A si,i 10 do ho..a
work s'il ond employment at good wages
on spplioas,on to Mrs. Howell, corner Of
Second and High streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

~A large assortment of the latest
styles Of cloaks and winter shawls just re
ccived At The New York Sore At I re
duction oftweniy Eve per cent. from early
fall prices.
81 NJ GsEaG, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

~ Kramer, Irwin ! Co., LIS fos
tbs sale Of Slocum's 0Side - sE -
volysps." The bsst pistol sc0 | va ~
Nc. los Main sarsss. rivss ], ~ 8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Cons EcTIoS.--In the notice Of Nrs.
McArthur's death 10 the CARS of the ed
inst, her aye should have been So instead
Of "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co..
Purchasing Agency,
At CmsCAGe.

In IS the Company established this medium Tor ssp-
plying fhe vass ng elt In the ccaUt1y) II ssitahs
srssa the city Euy fhing that 1agbt b. antrd
BY dstsAt cosr~sposs~nss whs could nPs eoaverratiy
o.. ~ so@n u bag II thsssaisrA Abd ~sss aanin.ns
- - tbe tkk ~ senapK me0sy "a ndii ~ DsscAnnts
kssA n-rhsst whom The knew noihis.1 si.ort.
This brrirss VI baying Cor rcanfrl cnstemers AMI
Others sclsdiag nssy p@fsohs in The 4Rnr aad Nsvr
has length hecpne ~ fmpcstaNs brpch 81 Exrr~~s
srrv'ce. and = used toanlsy MERCHANTS 70 their
manifest sdssatage c0ulnssgan tsno In
u The expcsNs Of the 1sson s<ndit h< orer, but u
~ ~ ~ msrehanss and nAasfaetarss 81 whom We
- Is sSsiG 81 y sbsssry N1<sA tadvsrssrt4s.
WHAT SHALL VIE sux ron ron !
4 pi~se, VI ka+s she oasr ofth. h.sd p
Nvsoseons o. sss seAsr Musical in~tFume~ts
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

e. Any one having Show Case can
end purchaser By applying to Box l5a,
p. @. w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

r.. The District Court at Fort Aadi-
son will bs organized Tuesday afternoon
instead Of to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
AU TOMATO ORGANS,
school ORGANS
MEL oDEoNs,
rHHsI-sr. rzsgsass xsw n uss.
Every lnstruntnt WARRANTED fer Five Team

In presenting the ArfoxSuc 0RssS, boldly an
nosncs THE Ereatst triumph Ia muscs Instruments 81
tie age Du'ns ,lr pat snf crutnry. tie FRI neh end
Germans have mahnf,etuHd reed instruments Wa
doa = bellcxA and eal- Tor thr eet epsrAs<,
but the want 81 THE reviewed ExHAusrfssN sEffSws
Il Impossible for ihssf pfsyuce nell - rich and
Buriczl soae for wtich instruments eebat-d
Another nbiecfiou this meth Il cf blowing that
tsh tee' being sccupied cpYnrt nsty e-reA Sos
tn Annaeutenf II the swell athsa past two ys>ss
insssuass - con.tructrd TIL. European paan u
edsnbtc blow.r, have be- I'd this cuup
try and 10 cvant-rSrt this difficulty want ewsll)
- bsea pFztee,A frvns ii the - IN
m4nt, 70 aet upoa the Swell erfasrkD Ey1Hs Kxxx-
The fscrnvenencc and confoftio arg effect this
object are dfaaere<AM enough gelt easa. Int 70
ssdy tne 10 ~ snch n app nag- rIy inn os~bIs
tw AusosASsc dsvire obsiatev this difsru esssf~y
the ssnpar ct Of bOwing with less force Kvne
tn de-td incrsase Dr. dfrrM-~ IN tho volume Of
For exvsaAsea yeavp the superior eAe<l. ~
tescns eas mt Lees questioned sssd ~ tSo ysass
the demand has made inspsxaablx tor % &,
nses orders promptly with oar increased facilities
~ warranted In asserting patrons that tei5 Or
sess WI ~ rvmpfly net and sulrit eoatfnualce Of
the1r patreoase-
- hSsysL dissS.at = Cls-svaez, cAs-eAss sad
eeAse1s. rss
ADDRESS.
AEO. A. PRINCE 4 60, Dusfase n. n.
GEO n. P0lNCE = re- - fcag !. lae.
An nlsss-as.s c.ta'es.e, With full descriptions of
stylss, viii - sent q - - any address nov1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
KELLOGG 4 1iRc6.

Keep In ssors As.vy stock nd fuIl sassrs.uns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
TIA, Indian. in Celogada ,Tcrri,or..

The following Proclamation has been ii'syel
w Gov Evans Of Coiorado; .Ira rr3
HIRING scnt special tucssrncrs to tie Indians M 10
plains. directing the friendly 20 rendezvous ~ t"fg
Iyon Fort Iarned Fgu Laramie. aud Cemp telins
fT scty aid protection. warning them that al ortls
Indians nrld be pusura end destroyed aie tho isi x
said niessengers b,vng reiurned and me eys5enss
beins cone usive that most u the Indian tribes " IRE
plains a At war and hostile 81 te whisss. AID Ia
10 he uInsst u my ability yldcssoiel y Mdaee a. q
n Inaians OF a. p.ais e. IN snid places of rrF-
desvOgS promising them subsistence aid proiooloh
wiioh with lew exoeps'ous thcy have refused q eo'
Now thercf,fe L. john Evans OoFrrn"r VI 'sNoi 90
Territory, do issue tins lay piocamssan ahlsdfN {
al citizens of Colorado. either Individually OF IN sLea
PARTIES as they nav organize, a. 10 pursuit Of n s'
Tile Indians on the feins. scrLpgegs.y 9so.~nsg c
rLo have responded 70 said ell ~ rendezvous y ne
rninis Indicated nfso 20 Kill md dcst.Oy rs enonhs *
Tie country wherever they ury DC tOuad az scA %
Ldiauy And further rs tha only reward am ali U
lse, 10 u!iur lor such services, h~.ghy en- peer russ
citizens or parties II citizens 20 Ike cpiiFc aa' ~
hnd Ia their oGn pr sate rse end benefit Al tho pref-
IS OF said hostile Indiana tbl thcy may eaPgr thu y
tcrniyo for all stolen profyfty recovered from IN
Indians such reward ms may b. deemed proper aba n'
tlervf.r. 80. o.. A.. 4 9,
under the militia law al the territory fr SO pg9 70
furnish them arms AID amiuiilon anu TO ett - !
accounts Tor pay regular soldiers for
horses their subsistence and tTnaspor aloA 20 SO-'
Cless under tie sassurdncc OF TIE Department Nols'
mander that they viii be paid. 9taH
The conflict is upon Us. and all good citizen gre sahsI
upne to do tter duty FOR tie defense OF tArf hoL ia
families. .
In tssfmony whereof have hereunto Sci ny hsa1
and used the great SCI Of the Territory iCoo'as
tl b., affixed tits lith day Of August, 4. ID, leyi
By tae Governor, JoRs EyANs.
S. II. Eopcrr, Secretary Of Colorado Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
F0BEIGN GOSSIP.

A couple Of goats tied together were rooentld
driven oat Of nnln's garden, near G'onmc, ireland
Stlytied ~ stick thT vn 1t tisn they jaInpe,i ~
fence and aiIght.d. on. hanging On each side Of cod
back. Inc oolt dsshed awGy, sithIec licking flrio-
AID ultimately failing into query aud being killed,
The Duke Of Nassau gave dinner at Baden
leiy and ist nftr tho greats had So. down the pay
was dsc,,y ercdto inhet thirteen pensons. Ihis 'ns
lucky circumstance terrified Tho dinrrs. ard ultimately
the officer gnard VIVA scat TOT ~ o5yete u by bis ts
ing added o. the company. &c.. r.fIra1
Tie London Herring HcFald gives typo
graphical settling to this gem Of the first water hcn
Iss L. zdoa Ti's1s ;,tlt..I .r..I r.r14n ~
Nov. 2s. is6a Sept. II, 1854 :.
IRIS eT dent On tie sneest I'VE tEns the piohc WI
rtf cton TIA. tie sou,b even sd tb' they have ao b-s
II united coui never res,tf III nsg j, by cose,, n
ta.re months tao greatly -itai. osaai' .gnissi. II.
pord-rsihg strength of thrigreaf gas shs re rst,rI
ho--h ~ hrndrd sisysri lruss1 Ls Ant hs Zen
cwpe-s trembling n.sy wi;hlpiacec es"1 res1 " sgsi
viors murder and pilsse We said tes te so'h
backed ~ disso1.e pp. could never .uttse The sr'
lin u Door wb,,e. ere nolsd - Softh his iTs
Istch fos the hardy aLa nind tue ssns ccAeiss.
Eu;e popga ion Of The tsre II nee. ,l ..-fsn
s,stc< Il lines. e,
Professor Max Muller has been making bNo
ciorsy. Tho Professor. Ia IA article m Mo-
iiian's sfa sa:sne Oh the iapgpag &c.. If SnhlesSs
Iostein observes: Instead If yine The bias 80;
the Halseihe r. i,nd they of their beer parTieH "
" 10 the evening after has days 40 h. say. t'sI 10
geiht 10 Besr" tie su1 got' Z" Deer berf, - :
Ia eaer shows, .r this sentsnca. b. Simply ear gc7i
bier" bed. Appropriated In Lsgand t. the pest DO
bed on shich cOr,ses a'e carried " basa- The ir.
fsssoTs riceBt ADDS TIE R,adsr, was probably wai
IN tls by the pleasure Of N 'k:ag a!1ke-dshf' 20
og, ksoand for phiosopar ~ venture Oh. 4 sa
DR.. O'Ncil, of Lincoln, England, recently.
by ectiou ut law recovered three snineas foe frm
ncighbar who had written letter puipogtiago BE- frz
tiir,l person who required hs vices. but WHO Es,
not Ill The sell did not pay Ia this ease. li.,-l
An Ingenious Partisan has invented a beat IL
which person bsthe the water flowing ihTorgh u
and move about At the sane tipe-s sort IL Zoe ,
cradle with tebt roof and sGeS. and hind o. bond
propeller. r.II n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

IN Civ and bat for the profit would have done ANVIL
sy Tut oar soldiers viii be uided and comfoTted by
.nc ,ahor az men who would sooner give poison Than
Li,s =, ths man who !irht their friends the sadly
abused adherents of jeff. Davis.
IN any QUO sbonld De tempted by cur 6gucs Tn under
,snem Der tbeee e,seniia paints: The land must be-
rs,h encnel for good crop 81 India1 corn, and q
nav soil suitable for that crop goo for cucumbers
reilly mnnurca In the hill. Salt in the manure. from
mnrsh has or otherwise, m,st be avoided. Lime plas
ter and .,hcs good top dressing. The ground
rms, he kept free OF weeds and should bs stirred often
dting the Is weeks Tie best seed is that Of medium
sized bright green cucumbeIs, which eruw evenly aud
pretty smooth They shoald be han'lled carefully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
DEsrRucrlos OF Corroz eam@.--Ngw. Or.

DhSrRUe IlON OF CofIU-t NAsutr----RS W VI
leans pers giyo doigl accounts q the present citoa
crop The ermy worm bas swept some plantations %
thar che nsasut Of tie crop Won't be worth gaih rns
One account from vicksbHg says;
Ever pobtn,ion N sloisaioihod 81 LIP vase
and many feds VIII not make I've bales " @ llad 81
acres Tie wo,ia lnig talea ~ The le-Yv, Mlo las
b,ls. ard even s.tirg the talk. a. ....,eIs
The weather Is worry lnc Il. thclr operations and a
Ills tins every Held is lTey iulestd. AID ''Ai.s
btt an unconditional suffender - the entIe shu con-
pI,te destruction 81 t.se srNpis Lew n.y.
This destructive cotton comes f. 1n the eggs %
moth which are attached 70 the rnae ste q sAs go
toa leaves, which 1t commences eating NEh FoSf''
annette as soon as il Is hrtchcd IN that respect
Ike the destructive cteypiEirs thai have iaeet to
trees in this Jointly this A,'irnin, giving theu TO- af
pearaneo OF reblight ia INV boa D. rhirlss,raiioa
al co,tan plaa,s Is Us sHd eertain. ~ TIE wE'
that infest ii IN. the trees arc with CIR pet' lhs
cotton worm comes 70 maturity in ton days AID rev
crr, Is Immediately teprunccd IN greatly incS isea
numbers II nude Us nrat lappgnrnoe IN issc BIZ his
not proved an annual destpte'r. because NoJs 'aS
Winter destuys ucrrly MI OF thc~yys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

DEATH oP CHIEP JUSTICE TAygY.-Neariy
all the Courts adjourned Thursday oct Of respect TO
the memory Of the aio Chief Justce Tarey, Of the
United States Supreme Court who died in Washington
on Wednesday evening. In tho Saprcme Court Gen
rra Term ard Trial rorms and in the Supreme Conrt
Special Term at Chambers. remarks were made By
eminent members euloRisc Of tie deceased and The
CouIts at once adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
lAdvertisement.l
TBB FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEw.YoRK DEposIrAgY

FINANCIAL AeRSr OF TIE UNITED STATES, :.
.-.r Nos "a and - Pinest.. eggrl
Receives subscriptions to the now $40 TREASURY
korEs which are convertible OF maturity into SIX PEE
CENT GoLD-BEARISa $40 BoNDs
Commissions Of !, per cent allowed In al cases. and
liberal terms TO Banks who buy to sell again;
Receives subscriptions TO the lo-io Bondsi i..t.4
Converts tho old Z $40 notes into per cent. 1871
Bonds, .. .. "a .f..U nf .....r
Collects Warrants aud Drafts on the Treasury. end
trsnsaets all other business connected win Severn
uent. aa NORRIS KErcEuM, President
4 ID. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier. a. 1lu 1903
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
'rw 'l tAav~rti -mvu.-i Il sa q
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
Nos. q aud % Pine-at New. York.

. Nos q aud - pine-st Eew.York.
pf1osIrAnY AND AGENT OF THE UNITED srA1Ia.
This Bank viii include in ia bid Gr t.s United
States $50 Loan tho bidsof other parlhs z W BAL.
Thos. Wishing subsoIIba wg deposit with w per
cent Of tho amount required 70 he ,etornsl tho biJ
10 not suoceslul. .1 ,..
Certificates ofIndebtedDess can be used fr onequate
ol amounts subsofbej for. An ORDERS must be hetaed
In by the 18th inst. MoRaH BrJcHuM. President
u. W. yAuGBIg Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

PRIZE FfGuT.-Ths Pon6bktspS;c Press saw,
that grand prize fight' took place 70 Ssaafsbueh /,
Dutcbcss County, on "Wednesday last week b-tw,es
tvo Few.lofk "rvughs" named Lear and Fensr'
Forty three rounds We're fought, when Lean VIZ. n,
clsrei tho victor The appearance ofFon.oas face az IN
end Of the cogtest yoliing in the cxfT.e Lie e
being closed. and his features 30 badly Swollen iaS
0ody as TO be be- oul recognition. iearys ,a,Y,r,
were principally about the body = -, -.
The fight MAS ~ have taten place on TIE Tbuy-ia,
previous but was prevented By the epIeararc OF ~
New FORK p,cc, The next place selected Was n es
ncighboILovd of Peekski Iinse, aka The par "a un
the ietropol.als Oh their q ask. A0ain pisce IA.
ctosen In TIE ,iciny 81 Fisbkil, but the "Eheioss'
appeared even here. nj ne paites ssre again dva
to disappointment Finely tAey rcecbod pepgLlser,
turn proceeded 70 the above place and carried ca lo
ldesign without inoIesiaticD. The s,kss were ESQ
! side,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
TuRows PROM rue TRAcK.-I.ste wednes ia,

Thrown PROM rng TRAcK.-Late "Wednesday
evening the night express rain hich saVes Chambers
StFect at loi p whi,s passing throneh cut on the
Hudson River Railroad at l59h street, ran iuso mass
Of earth end sones which, having been oosened by the
rains had fallen on tie track. The euenc. tender and
three freight cars thrown from the track against
The sides OF tho cut aud across both tracks. The eagi
neer Gustayus Seg. and toe fireman. Walter slayer.
We're slightly brued. None OF The passengers in-
urpd. Capt " ilson the I'D Precinct and platoon
Of Police repaired The spot AID rendered al assist
anec The trains en- the road detained hours
IN consequence OF the accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

FATALLY IgJuaRD.-Oaioer Mulcaby, Of u,
Twenty. Oh precinct yestssdfy srfrs.@f d,nnl,
stage driver and pTcin, him the stags mounted n,
oox for t.c purTpss Of dFiyidg 10 Jefferson kket Po
Ice Court. While pEs.ing the cprDer Of Sxti ascs,
ard 81 xleeEii6sseet nc gir; drove over Jam,
Mckinney. agod for sbd aillf ,-ats rjttring him
seriously tiat 10 died afe bcisg coayeyed s,rt
residence Of his parents. no. 2b5 S.xthGsenae III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

Ocr i3-l1sQD bhA Flour Is3 bt's WHISKY. 40 hid,
Corn Meal sh0 hnsh. heat 90 90 ba.h Cof g. i25 nnsh
Ost, % 90 basb Rye bush Barley y6 70 gs rro,i-
,n 1850 pigs Lard 40 pig Butter 20 pigs. .shes, III
pkx OH (ske.
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a gentleman recently entered q london fash
icnblc church. where the female pew-opcner expects
gratuites. Iwidding q half NOVA between finger and
thumb ho WAS politely shown into pew aud l1en HSx'
terolmly convex "a halCpcnuy into ire excelui plp
of his conductor. who cgi'che, the coin AMI sshrgt
withdrew. Presently the w"nan brought Lin byn4
book, aGd, silll EErking. whispered, - % r9ic =
No, said, The cest.e6au, With a bcaegoSois sui.e
:" itS alIIigAi ! neyeS give less Exit pv-o9ensf.
10, sligk'rg nj tine.
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This brave and accomplished officer, only son
II Maj Gen. Megs QuarternasterGenetaL Wa Killed
Ny bustwhnckers near uairisonbusg. Oh Monday oct
3. He vas at the time engaged in nlking a military
surveg In his capacity Of Csief Of Ergineers OF The
Army o. the Shenandoah Toe career Of ihin young
colder Ia been esiOng. though brief Graduating ut
West Point only ast year n: the head o. his cas aud
itb the Highest honsrs he wes immediately sent " the
3D. and BIZ bly, distI guisbea boself during the
pa gns in Vary nnd Harpcrs Ferry and the Shenandoah
Valley. aud eyinced sch rare tIents al engiRe,r.
ana thorough soiderlJ ability. that he IVES speedily
asssAcd u .Ee ippornt portion winch be held at She
time Of lis Gath. The brightest anticpntions Of lis
future distinction were cbtcrtalped by all who knew
him. Ills loss will be long deplorod. The sac-edreSs
ei ihe cause FOR sheh he disd IL the consolation Vi AL
who. lilo hn. honorable and patriotic. all who.
Icing lsriy aad justice determined thnt neither
Peace Z. TORS trait0rs ~ the le shail tie
brightnesscf orr oquntry future.
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evening rad not been marked by any act that WOW,
lead his friends TO suppose that he nedtsted s,cd.
Disappointed hove probably the csaso Of the Al
lie was iaken to Bellevue Hospital. lie Is naive N
Holland, aged IS years. and tie proprietor Of shootps
gallery ~ MOI Chathairst. ll q Il.5 IIT-s
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cat factory has been discovered In Paris.
piorpuss was found in all osndons skins drying "
gloves frs Con MAILS and the inaseiiei1 for dinner
aClcacles. F a" u.
Two actors wero killed and several injured
the other aay Il Magdeburg iheater. by the fail Of II
tvwca on DE sl,ce in Vhieb fcele was being en eted
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STATE AGRICULTURAL oJLEGR.-A MUYIPI-
c2SI DONATION OfPDn.D.-FLs Hon. Ezal CORNELL
Of Ihice offer, 20 che State Of Ne.Sok 800 o.
land aud S3O001o In money TO did IL establishing
agricultural colcge upon the lad dOoaicd lying near
Itlica fAe olcr Is coVf!ed With Conditions" bu,
try are sneh practica man seas Necessary to In
sure slcooss. and xe hope that tie Lsgslrnre will
accrpt the oacr, and order The "sIendid fn,tr;
ovid 10 DO coi aud tho fndr co. blhcd with hif Cor
Is,s d0nalo. 80 as 70 insre soInrlh.ng bitter tan
~ pnsel attempts " secure initrrtoh fof tbe
Of common firHcls an the Nftf Agricultural Coirgc
mer lands we're gwen We hope thnt 81 the can
ditens Of Mr. Cnncis riuihctnt offer viii b. that
he dali have the ranggcrnen. Of the eypcnditne
long NJ lac lives Then IL Noad probably SUCCEED. as
Ieyorytsp,Hg ,lss deop tist he undertakes. e.-'
liz nay D@ rcncmb rcd that this l. tic same lborai
gentleman that gave s;0ooo for apuLac library IA ih
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CITY ITEMS.

USIos HoME.-The Union Home School, an
institution devoted 10 tho .edueation and maintenance
a soldiers children viii hold fair on Monday evening
next at Irving Hail. to wbica Contributions are soil
cited. r.. ..
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The GREAT FAIR of the New-Fn gland State,
held NJ sprngeid September F. rdrd the MD ID
premium to WILCOX a GisBs FOR the " BE<f FAM,
SEwfyG MACHINE" $500 ~ fl II
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Tho PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR held al EAs
ton September n % o. awerje ts hi zhest preinn sivs
Modal 70 WILCOX GIBsA Ae,y-Ys1s, ior Oh. "Efs
SgyisG NlcHMK" rr ..t. .r
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FrTcu's Homg.-Mr. Benjamin Fitch, the
pcrio;ic founder Of the "Homc for the Soldiers. at
Daren Conn. the opening OF which. the ith Of July
nst described in our columns at Tie time has just
sailcd for Europe account Of the inrrm state Of
bis health Previous leaving be made 10 tic Home
q further donation Of $1,000 for the purpose VI es
r.bshug school for the edueasiOn Of destitute
children OF soldiers.