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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-06
CAMP AT KEARsYsvILLE, Va,
Nov 2G, 1861.
Please publish the following full list Of
re-anl's,cd men in our Company. P.D.
Roll of Co. A.. l95tn P.V. (Re-enl,aed
Cap;aia-H D. MtRKLEY. of Healing.
ist Lirut.-S'T MpberraB, Huntington Co

Captaia-H b. M,RKLEY. Of Healing.
iSt Lirut-s'I MPberran, Huntington Co
1st 'Url~ryI S"rgeaut-Martin Wagner, Reading
2i-Iam.> !. Hess. L-hish ith-Sam Grof. Reading
SI-Wm UerieN Heading 5ih-Jacob Hover. Union
lst Corp.--,ieo strouse sth-The D-yshcr, ,Realing
2I-Eman'l Richer ~ Gth-Tlu'- Hart I"
3i-D,v HsurA. .Sunbury sth-Paul Witncr. York
4th-Nm Snyder, Union stis-Jos striilcy, Recalling
s.CItNS
PANEL A Boas, Reading Frs schwinger, Columbia Co
FRIvtTES
Archer VIM. Chester Co Huffman Samuel, Union
AlIim< Henry " Reading IIinkcl Isaac. Lancaster
Etting- Z,ckarias Irwin Em,uu-l. YORK
RsrI John {" johnson Lewis
Burd ttnr.a c. Cuon johnson Frank
B-vrnOurr barney. York Kline Peter
Earni,art Nicholas Union Kline Jeremiah. Reading
naTuhsrt Levi Cumhcrii kutL Bentley
Eiccher Emanuel Lebanon L-ithri.-r Hartman. York
backf'rl John T.. onion Miller Morgan. RraiiuS
Hou-alI Am's VI. Lane aster Nasou Albert }
Carey Daniel, Luz.ru" Nuiry Wm. Lancaster
Crissmin Potter, Nifllin N"s.sy Isaac J, bau3hin
Cornelius Edward, Union Newman Thomas. Union
Dennis pharrs Palmer Vim. ,ifiin
hrnah'w"r Frank Rice AL.ns. Lebanon
D0uarhy John EoIass John. Philairlphia
nonschv VINO Reich. Ernst. R-rks C"
Davis James y. Carlisle Richards Rman'!, Recalling
numm Eeui1min. Reading Richards CYRUS
pick"nsOn Hiram Richards Thomas {.
Davis Amos X Rhoads Wm
Ediiurer Charles Seurvert Jos II
Ehh"rt ,i.or.e, Lancaster Shroth Andrew Union
Emlek George, Lebanon SAWYER Hen H. Lancaster
FrrnsIsr John Sinn John
Yields John, Philadelphia ssllsda Edward, heading
Fowler Au.uStus Untugln Saubar Conrad
Furry Wm. B-rss shi"l John
GRIM John - SuSar Jacob
Gsuocrer Charles. Lu1srne Splitter John
Grove Samuel q. Union Spots George
G ri-r Albert C. Lvcomiug Walter Basier. Union
Gri,uer Jackson " Wendell Rnht
Gibson John Lancaster Wagner Joserh Lvroming
,iab-l Joseph, Realiuy Wagner Fred, Reading
Gahal Wm Winland Daniel
Hook Amos T Wnle.lagher Perry Center =
uorner George Wen-er Lemen, Lancaster g,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-06

The LswSburs Deposit Bank has this day
declared dividend of fpur per cent. for the
last SIX months, free from the Government
tax payable in the Stockholders on demand.
Nov. 3, 1854. H.P.SHELLER. Treas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

The following debate occurred in the
recent Constitutional Convention Of Mary.
land:
Mr.. Berry, of Prince George's-Now
Propose to show from the Bible tina,
slavery Is Of divine origin. Will he gen
,Ieman De sstOnished "a voice, eyes. =
Inc n,st reference shsil make is 10 the
i4th chapter Of Genesis. the I4th, 10Th
and 10Th verscs. l believe nv friend
from Cecil Mr.. Scott is fond Of. reading
the Bible, but ! am afraid be has read i,
to lite purpose
"And when Abram heard that hi,
brother was taken captive, he armed h;a
trained servants, born 10 his own hone.
three hundred and eighteen, and pursued
them unto Dan.
"And he divided himself against than
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
finanliaI au0 Commercial


NEW roaH. Dec. n.

BY telegraph NEW Yoax. Dec. q.
Cot,su-Frm at Is for middling.
Feur-Stst- and Western rather steady ant
itho II decided change 10 25a 10 30 f,r Extra n
o., aad ii 45ts3 20 Traie Biaads, market closing
quiet.
WhiSky-Heavv, unsettled and lower at lSG2 q
uciu in small parcel IS closing heavy at IS
VII at-o list aud steady; PRIME Amber al : 55, and
Viii GLIB at 30.
Rse-Dull
Barley Quiet.
Corn-Dull at 30 for Mised Western In store, and
O. "a afoat.
oaf,-Dull and declining at 0ial 05 for Western.
ffec-Mull and without decided change.
Sugsr--Qniet: Havana at lS0glsA
Mola<ses-Du
Petfol eun,-rrm; Crude at s5g56c, Refined in Bond
at T5egs6c, and do tree e5 CSC.
Isops-Qai.t and unchanged
Wco-sirady.
Pors-Upensd firm er closing heavy at 80 Ts1D4l 90
for 1851 mess, do cash aud regular way, clio ing At
10 s0cth IL 50 a42 IS for mess 81 20 eel rs ur
tus. pr at II %, and 015 bbts l-6 - for
January tuye~s and sellers option at Al 7ska43 90
670l bills 1861 mess for January I'm, ers aud sellers
opiioh, at ~ 5ea43 IS.
Beef active, but firm at 10 Goa y 90 for new
plain mess and q 50a22 W for new extra
Beef Hams-Steady
Cut Mrats-More arm at 1919 1876 for shoulders
and 1s42ic for hams.
Bacon Sides-Fair demand Cumberland cat for Janu.
AIRY, part at 20lzc.
Dressed S~ine-Scarce and firm at II a17c for West
iasd-fivm, with moderate Dc maud at sol @eso.
BHtfer-Sts.dy
Cheese tirmer and rather active at Isaac for
common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

A RAILWAY IScrDENr.-Oa Monday .
wood chopper, near Burnside stston, on
the Hartford. Providence 4 Fshkill rail
road, accidentally felled a large chestdu
tree directly. ACROSS the track just as a
passenger train was Advancing on a de-
scending grade. The frightened man
dropped his az, turned pale. and jumped
up aud down with terror az he awaited
the uncertain Issue The engineer saw
his danger. reversed his engine Of once,
and signalled for braking up the train
but The momentum was so great that il,
could not be easily checked, and the Gov
catcher struck the ponderous trank. part
ed it as though il had been a waking.
stick. and the train dashed on for several
rods before it was brought TO full stop.
The chopper, on being asked what he
was trying to do, replied, with an air OF
great concern, that he a had rather gin
FIVE dollafs than had that tree fall On the
track"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

s. ana E3s Sssarvsnis. 81 nsek1 81 100
them and putsued thea 1nte Hobah,
which i % ths ~ hsad q Damaaess.
aAnd be brought back oil the goods,
and also brought again his brother Lot,
and his goods. and the women also, and
the peopls."
Mr.. scott- That shows the propriety
Of srmiug slaves Elaughtsr.
M. Bsrry-They wsre sighting for their
households, and 10 snppor. Of their institu-
tion., led BY their MISTER. Abram pos
sessed servants which he marshalled
against his enemies.
Mr.. Scott Just what Abnham ie doing
nov against our sis' renewed laugh
Mr.. Berry, nov refer to the 10th
chapter Of Gsnesis
"And Sarai, Adams wife, bore him
no ch;ldres, and she had = hsndmaid, 90
Egyptian, whose name vas Hsgsr.
| "AId Ssrsi said uato Abfam: Behold
now the Lord hath restrained me from
bearing: pray thee, 60 in unto my maid.
| ID may b ihst Imay obtsin chiidFenr ~
her. And Abram hearkened to the voice
of Sarai.''
Mr.. Scott til did not know you claimed
Bible authority for that practice. Great
laughter.
Mr.. Berry continued reading from the
Bible to show the result OF Abrams fol-
loving S,rai's advice, aud the disine sane
ton OF his conduct. blessing being pro
nouuced upon his seed BY an angel Of the
Lord. when he vas again interrupted by
Mr.. Scott. who asked permission TO 50,
something. Mr.. B., already worried ant
fearing further discontinue, refused TO b.
oa.schlssd, and took reIuage 10 cant, say
ing:
II am asson'shed, Mr.. President, tina
whilst the Holy Scriptures are being rest
here, there should be So much levity.
am astonished that the gentlemen Shouts
not have more respect for themselves
for you as the presiding officer OF Thu
, body--for the Bible and lis holy teach
, inss. than to mako anything read from
, subject of merriment."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
A WrsrrRs CoppsamEAp ON

A WESTERN CoPpsaHEAD ON THs
SrnoL OF REPENTANCE "A sound thrash
ing is frequently an excellent and Efficient
means of grace. l have known many .
roaring bully transformed into qritt and
lamb.like citizen by we'll directed blow
under the ear, and instances are not rare
in which muscular Methodist preachers
have "whaled" the grace of God Into tur.
bulent camp meeting sccffers. In this
instance must chronicle the whole some
change apparently 10 John r. Eden. o
Illinois, since he vas so sonndly beaten
at The last election by Bromwell. locre-
dible as it may seem. this gentleman
who never before. even by accident, CA
decent vote for anything. has actually
voted to levy tax to support the GOV
eminent. Not only that, but a Tax OF
whisky. Who dare intimate that th'
world does not move RI Washington
Cor. Indiana polls journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

ospxn o. MAncH.

The procession will form 1t II o'clock
/. n. Saturday, Dscenbef 44.h, 1864,
on Main street between 18th and l4th.
After forming will move down Main. 70
Second, On 4ecoud to johnson, up John
son to Third, on Third to Main, mp Main
TO Fourth, On Fourth to Concert. Tho
wood will be unlosded 1t 6crogg's old
lumber yard. The dinner will be 1t the
Billings House At | o'clock P. \.
Citizens generally who have fsgs are
requested 70 display them on the day d
this procession.
ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Chief Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

The dinner NJ tho BiIiiugs Hence
The ladies who met .. the Library
Rooms, on the Goth instant, TO make ar
rangemeuts for the dinner to those wht
contribute and haul wood for the benefit
of the poor, next Saturday, would Request
the ladies Of the city to send 10 their con
tributions Of cooked provisions and eata
bles to The Billings House dining room OF
Saturday next, the 2 18th instant. prompt!
BY 10 O'Clock. 1t is hoped that this mer
itorious object will meet With abundan
support.
Mrs. r. P. LOWE,
/" DR.. +. kNowLEs,
R.. WV. BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

~ We learn from Mr.. g. L. Allen,
,bs excellent Agent of the United States
Exnress Company. that offices have been
opened at Blakesburg, Moravia, Centre.
Vile. Corydon and Leon, in the southern
tier of counties. An indefinite extension
westward will be made in the spring.
This is great accommodation to the bust
ness public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

CRoPs.-statistics published by the
department OF Agriculture give the
amount OF various crops raised for the
Pss' 'nree years, thus: Wheat Gin bush.
els) IN. 1861. lsi,lSs,oS9; 1868, 49,
4o4.oso; 1884, l6O,6s5. SOB. In 1859
the NUMBER OF bushels raised was Ill
100 1851. rye 10 o0shels) 10 1862. 2l,-
239.45l; 1868, 20.78a,7s2; 1864 10 +.
S72,s75. Oats lin bushels) 1869. III.
4e3,4o5; 1868, l73, SOC, 575; 1864. 17f,'.
$50. o64. Corn, 1862, 5s6,sas,ao5;
1868, 4ol,9b7. 959; 1864. 6SD, 58l 400.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
9peliai Notnes.


great many people II the present day think Of
obtsinin& publhity mn 0tuiariy san n ~ oshsr
one thing they could prsaity be possessed VI hut,
anxious trey may lie acquire The vain glory Of tho
populr voice, succeeded To sORfsat extsns
has that wpdf ned remedy known ~ coer Cough
Hslsaai There tcarcs, f,my In the land int what
consider y supply OF this article essary to the
houretoid the nonr provisions. Experience has
fought people that other edy hts been
put Leore the puLc that will couyns colds Group
throat and ID TACT all throat lung compl int,
qnics " ana eGectuaiiy Gees Cough Baisan- In
il IL considered the eahe cough remedy
extant and one either rich poor, ihiAk u being
without it, We would suggeS 30 ali rcsders the
ce-siiyo keeping ham article Of this kind for iu
mediate cost, but Acc. per bottle, and il sold
all our sg storsr and 10 the cheapest and best remedy
In the world. dAc2-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
p~ A dispatch to the New Yo,k Cor

- A dispatch to the New York Com
mercial Advertiser says: "so importunats
have inc applicants for clerkships become
that me members OF Congress have pre-
vaued upon the heads OF Departments to
declare that henceforth positions viii only
DO givea to those who have served hon.
orabIy in the Union armies. This close
the gates against horde of young poll
ticans, Who are seeking reward for their
services during the past campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

CO. Who has the best shoes ior wiz
.er2 W R Bidlemau. Gill and see. Ash
f,r ,s.,bsr .hoes with selid rubber soles
Arctic CATERS or balmoral rs Tor your wive'
and children; buffalo overshoes and Arc
tics for yourself, or for any style of shoe
you may want, at No. 80 Main street.
Der. QQ-lt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

@ 100 good teams wanted TO delive
wood from Fox Island to the Keokuk
Hospitals. Good wages and steady Job
can be secured by applying immediately
to L. c. Dobyns, on Fox Island, or the
undersigned at Keokuk.
dec20 J. G.. HuaHEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

great many side hits being made at the Planta-
ton Bitter by of dsnsrested frrntswho
have edeayored initiate counterfeit them It's all
Of no The people won't be long imposed upon Ths
Plantation Bisters Increasing in and popularity
every day, and that's what's the matter They In
SAME sszsd bottle and nsds jpt they st and
will cos tinue to be- or shall stop making them
The Plantation Biters purify strengthen and invig
crate.
They create healthy Appetite
They zpsisote change Of water and diet
The ovs fcofae effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the stem and rniiven the mind
They prevent miasmstic and intermittent f=vcrs-
They purify the breath aud All ify VI th. stomach
They rare Dyspepsr and Constipation
They rure Diarr hen, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and SsrvoG Headache
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant.
exhausted natures great rcstorer The Recipe ana
full Circular around each bottle Ciereymen, Mer
chants and persona whose sedentary ha its induce weak
iasnde papiiasion Of the heart, lack u nfp-tr
distr, after eating liver conapi.nt CONSTIPATION Ae
will find nsdss snd penauent relief In these Bitsers
But atofe all they recommended 10 and deli
cate females ana apothers.
They are sold by all respectable merchants See tina
each bottle has private United States stamp tb
cork and sse-l-piste side label.
Beware Of rrlled ottles. that the stamp has
been tempered With. Any rerson pretending 10 sci
Plantation Bitters by the gallon . s~indler and mpos
ter. and .Lculd be immediately report. q 10
r H. DRAKE CO.
| oetli-dawam u Park Row, N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CRIcAoo DEC p.
Fiour-Noderatelv active, but uuohant ell sales 4
607zs 80 for good 10 choice Spring extras
Wheat-straiy at 81 for NJ. Red, aud 73ol 7;
for No. Spring
Corn-steady at 9ado5c for new.
0 ts-kc higher and firm at 6C0GeLc
Rye ell. cttd.
HAriey-Aeglectcd.
filxhwintA Advanced to 2 o. but CLOSING Al m
with Ia re sales II 0107 o., ca-h.
pruvissions-Inactive and unchanged About 2oot
btIs pork sold at 50 90 mess and 81 60 ta1 mimi
mess Ir oth~r article there va. u&thisg done =
Lard Held frm at 22i4@ &c for prime to chs iJs 81
Dressed Hogs ctiye aud Is 10 bc better With eals
at - t0Al5 20 { r light TO h avy averages.
Live iiozs-2S to SOC better and sales were made ~
11@13Zc gross, for good heavy averages III tofa]
rec pts for tue frm ctoler Ist left in packer
hands foot up 500 s7 Whit Is over the rsespsof ths
same time last year.
se.as-5 2$6s 80 for Timothy. and Flax seed scare.
II 90 Z
Noney-ngtt.
1t.n-a &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

TERRrBLE.-The Sioux City Journal,
published away up on the Missouri River,
somewhat nearer the North Pole and
Aurora Borealis than this locality. is a
capital paper aud has capital editor lie
|rejoces in the slightly sanguincous name
of Gore-Ma hlon Gore-does the editor,
and from the usual genial, rich and racy
tenor Of his articles We thought that bloody
surname complete misnomer. But we
are not certain OF il now. Some ismisel
able scalawag," he says recently, stole
seven fine turkies from ridge pole in a
barn, during nocturnal quiet and tho
slumbers Of the turkies and the repose OF
the owners thereof Bro. Gore was inter
ested in those fowls. He expected to
profit by their death about Christmas.
The theft made him mad, and he heaps
terrific maledictions on the head of the
offending party thus:
But tother night, when all nature was
hushed in deep repose-our landlord fast
asleep. with his innocent wife and or.
phan children BY his side. the scoun-
drel sneaked into the barn-ysrd and then
sneaked out again carrying the turkeys.
may they sour on his stomach-may they
vomit him---may they physic him may
they pisen him-may ghosts Of slaughter
ed turkeys haunt him 10 his sleep, and
their discordant ''gobbles" ring 10 his
sars-whenever he meets q turkey may
he blush SO red that it will gohble at him
and lastly. may pin feathers grow on
his back and waitles on bis throat, and
may he be nicked and locked and tied to
. hitching post and Fly time continue with
him for the remainder Of his natural life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

EI "A tOiOE NUN IL hSDO NJ.
vicxsHraa. Miss. Aug y lsss>
: DR. John Bu-Dcar Sir: I am happy state 70
thai haze used yonr valuable ceEou Btfers with yea
euehi q, self In general debility and pfostrsfios OF
ny system pFuneed by the healthy and nsiarafie in
fuenre the N.iv-ppi river aroafd ticksrr hsvins
een VITA Gen brxnts army is Whole south
.rn eAny4lgn. l conhdenfi, recommend It's
persons who exposed to unhealthy climates.
n ". FnGLE,
Agent U. I. sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE NY, sept. 10, fsG3.
On the 22d Of Iuly last submitted through ager,
Of niipe, % the Medical Dree.ss vi the Of
Array Of the Cumberland sample Of my Cedrop Bitfrrs
'urinspion ard requested IT, after ahalssi. he found
efit"tius To sanction and spproye its smong cur
.oiiers.
The lowing 10 the Medical Directors reply ard al-o
Geh. RNsserans erm..A.op 70 carp 80 assr once
hare IL suid 10 sut-rs. JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cedron RssteYs will do 20 hurs
any IA taken properly aud In moderation 90
objection 20 DR. Bulls being permitted srs. Of IL r.
suffers. A. HENRY THu RsTos,
Surgeon and Medical Director D
Hesdsrnters department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July ~. 1853
OF Ioht Bnlis AGENT Mr., has pernisson C. sht
to Nashville Team, o grcss I co aosen. Bulls
tren HIisfs for sale 10 suffers In The army eniy.
The regulations Of the Tea~ury Department be
complied eth strictly.
By ordet VI Mad y Gen. Rosecran..
Nm. wfLEs
Major and Provost Marshas Gen.
For sale Wholesale aud retail by Wilkinson. Bartlett
ce-, heokek, Iowa xpriS-dAwiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

SKATING CAPS, &c.-Burkiu d Co.
have ten dozen ladies' skating caps,
trimmed with beaver, mink, river sable
aud coney; closks and cloak cloth, Of all
grades aud prices; together with the
largest quantity Of ladies' furs of all
kinds. which they propose to sell very
low,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

rE Let everybody who wants to learn
how very nice and sweet hams can be
cured, buy one at Robertson d. Albers.-
They have some expressly put up for cpl
cures, which challenge comparison with
the finest brands of any city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

NEW YEAR's Grrr.-There is nothing
that would be more appropriate for New
Years gift to lady than a good sewing
machine. C. H. Emerson, Fourth street,
has the best in the world. dec22-4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
Presents. - Bitter Sweet, Christmas
Stories and Pictures. Folks Songs, Ir
Wings Sketch Book, Dickens Christmas
Stories, Shakespeare, Byron, Scott, Moore
&C., profusely illustrated and very hand
somely bound. Also all the Poets bound
in blue and gold.
BRowNELL' Pook STORE,
Cor. 4th and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

Mas. WrTTENMEYRR.-TheC Convention
Of the Western Branches OF the United
States Christion Commission which met
at indianapolis, November s9sh, was
largely attended. In The proceedings OF
the Convention we Cad the following re-
port Of Comm it,se upon Die. Kitchens,
which was adopted BY rising vote. We
give only the preamble and the 6rst two
resolutions:
Whereas, We, the delegates of the sew
srai branches and agencies Of the United
States Christian Commission in the West
assembled in Convention at Indianapolis
Indiana. have heard with profound satis
faction the facts concerning Special Die
Kitchens in the United States Hospital
10 the West, under the management o
ladies, employed by the Christian Com
mission, as stated BY the General Super
Iin.endent Of the service, Mrs. Anna Wit
tenmeyer, and others; and
Whereas, We highly appreciate III
benefits conferred. by the Kitchens alread
established, upon the sick and Wounds
soldiers needing special die, to are theI
from death aud restore them to health
aud also the complete and happy adjust
ment Of the system with the authorize
! and regulations. military aud medical, j
the army, and the hearty commentator
of the Government and
: Whereas, We are assured that grea
good would be accomplished by an exter
sion Of the system TO the United State
H, spitsls throughout the entire arm
field; and
Whereas, We have full confidence i
tie wisdom, prudence, energy, activity
christian character. and executive abli,ic
of Mrs Wittenmeyer, therefore
r. solved, That we recommend to tn
Executive Committee of the United State
Christian Commission the adoption Q
suitable measures TO extend the system {
Special Diet Kitchens, wherever demand
ed by the wants of the soldiers. approve
| by the authorities. aud justified by th
means of the Commission.
2 That Mrs. Wilteomeyer be made III
General Superintendent OF tue S cia
Diet Kitchen Service OF the Com missio
throughout the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

FoR THE HoLIDAYs.-T The largest and
best assortment OF Games Puzzles, Back
CANNON Boards, Chessmen, Checkers
Dominoes, Portfolios, Toy, Juvenile
Prayer and Hymn Books.
BRowSELL's Book STonE,
Cor. 4th and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Hal R DYEl HAIR DYE!i

DATCHELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE sstAs Bess i.
- sA ReFls. The only Hsrmisss 1rIs sss RsfssAi,
I've known THIS splendid Hair Dye Is p-rfect-changes
Red. Rusty, Gray Hair instantly fslass, bfe,
vsrtral BtsTr without nurng the Hair STAINING the
Skin leaving the lair son ard Beantifn1 eeh
Vitality frequently restoring Its pristine color aud re
3es the III effects OF BAD Dyes The genuine l. signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR: all others are mere INIT.
lions aud shouts be avoided Sold by all Druggists az
fACToRY4-s1 Dsrcsay -tr-es New York. BsScHEios'
vrv ToilHy CRxae for Dressing III. HAIR fjya-d6~ls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
sew Yerk mo.et m.rk.,.

By telegraph NEW YcRK, Dec. 81
Money-More active and firm At per cent.
Sterling-Q let at 1oe1ssa1oal5.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

KEEP .WARM.-Huisksmp & Matlass,
and .Huisksmp & Bro, have Just received
those ladies' and gents buffalo overshoes;
also. ladies' calf fur-lined balmorals, Ger
man felt shoes and fancy slippers, suita-
bic for Christmas presents. It.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

N Kramer, Irwin b Co., agents for
the sale OF Slocum's Side Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use,
No. lob Main street. june 15.tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

SWEET PofAToEs.-If you want fine
sweet potatoes for Christmas, Wicker
sham & Co. have got them at l53 Main
street, (3t.