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Our I.iadsiod Pianos are vinninr roiaz otIeioaa
rom an she ~. flrfln, anA TIE 2 sf = ~ I.-
ano d rapidly glini1g 7orr llliun a1lla All p lar
lnliAes, and e&ceiln tlllf a II -.
and only require 70 = heard q - 1rrz. l1c.
IN The most epprpFed style y CT - r7l -.
SANTOHDE u CO...
louli-iL ArEut1 for the n |IIII
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+ OR THE HOLIDAEsf
Fr0 nsF TN January i5sh, We vim ssii n Tr,Et-
y reduced prices. Enef ilsllllnanl loit b ~
EnllY Narranlsa hg llIIaaaI.siHle...
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It is sisted that MorriHssy will win be-
Eeen $96Y 900 and S45. 900 in The Hesnan
nd King eouiests which he carefully laid
nt IN bets. The proprietor Of Broadway
Aloon hiss lost ll2, 600 on The fight. It e
zttmated that between 100000 and
zoo 600 oAanged hands in this county.
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LEGRAPHIC.

Yesterday AfternoOn'g rispatohes
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NOTICES.

MINING NOTICE.-THEaEwI WILL
1Nl be Special Meeting Of the Stockbolders of
me forest City n nng Com pany held at their once
N t, IieNeland emo on Monday, January 2ith Iss5
Iot ne purpose OF Aiter ng the Bylaws and also 10
establish Business Office in the ity Of Boston Mass
deczo-Is4 W. II. GARLlCK, Sec v
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OIRD.

10 this city, Decembersl, Mrs MARY LITTLE
JOHN, aged 62 years, months.
Funeral at the residence Of her soninlaw, Josiah
Stacey No u Hamilton street, Sunday at II A. n.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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SKATES.
10 LET.

T0 LET-3O AND 4TR FLOeRs, 40
Il xlO feet, cf Brick Build ng on snPerior-St.,
frOntng, also, q O. 4 q. Railroad. first rate loea-
tiOn for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied By Parish
Knight, as a COppersmith shop, in rear Of AtEater
Building, two stories, 25x50 feet
dec39 JNu. G. JENNINGS, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Cora I. Y. Hatch, the well-knoFn spirit.
y mediun. has obseined from the Judi
ial Court Of New York, deere 5iTore.
fg her ne Eimonial bends NH 3. ,.
atoh, snd hsreaftsr shsrai n AXE =.
l,.,,v,..slsSPf Scott
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01
MILITARY
I0TH OHIO CAYALRY.

Recruits viii Be received for tho above Regiment,
at the Once Of Dr. p. Thayer, No 2ls Supsrior-St.
S402 Bounty viii be paid TO yetsrane.
$500 Bounty for Raw Recruits.
The Regiment iB now in the Army Of the Cumber-
laad- JAMES l.. THAYER,
deel0 l92 hieu't and Recruitine officer.
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hn1g1r ne many csFti 1oatsS - u arcs Inct -
9sEiis o tAese Piapos. 70 Fesia fsisE = fhs 1l1V-
hR. ". kHABs, Baltimora, Dsar air.-I haQo ar-et
aesars b certifying that haTs trtsi y5n squafS
flanos and tud t1dm aQrai, II not rurnfloF - ~
= TIN cg1nlr7- Among th6lr gTeat dali fiaa ghIoh
diltibg9i1h thsts 4 tue aFsnnesa og fona, ~ sl-
tbla and sa1J touch, end volume of tOrs. WllsInF
yo1 All the n1ccarg you 30 highly da1eFrs. r|TE-
An, Sir, yours Vsry trrly,
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DANCES.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.-In obedience to the
~ command Of third Pluries Order of sale,
issued nom the Court of Common Pleas of Cuy-
ahoga County, Ohio, and to me directed in the
case wherein James Kidney is plaintiffand James
MeGregOr IA defendant, / shall expose to sale
at pubic auction at the door of the Court House
OF said County, at the hour Of two O'Clock PM,
ol slS "a Iay OF January A. D. lSGi, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, tc wit
known and described rs dot No 1927 lot No
one hundred and Xty-tWo, in Ezekiel Folsom's
allotment Of the Charles Taylor farm, in Ohio
CITY, now Cleveland, said lot being on Detroit
street. with front OF forty feet, and extending
Appraised at $3.50.
E. H. LEWIS. Sheriff.
By L. b. WHITNEY, Deputy,
ADAMS 4 CANFIELD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SHERiFF's OFFICE, Dec. 22d, 1868. dee23:l34
GHERIFFS sALE.-By virtue Of an or
- der Of sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and 10 me di-
rected, IN the case wherein J. Z. RAYMOND and
Mary j. Raymond, petitioners, are plaintiffs and
Ransom Heath, as Guardian of Lucelia Heath
and Martha Figures, Lucelia Heath and Martha
Figures are defendants, l shall expose To saIs'
al public auction, at the door OF the Court House
Of sald county at the hour of o'clock p NJ on
the l4th day Of January, A. D. 1864 the folloWing
described lands and tenements to-Wit. The
mouse ana lot situated on the northeasterly cor
ner OF Bridge and York streets, in the city OF
Cleveland, county of Cuyahoga, Ohio, being
thlrty seven lSD feet front on Bridge street and
running Dack, Of equal width, one hundred and
thirty feet on York street.
Appraised at $4,000.
f. h. LEWIS, Sheriff,
BY i. B. WHITNEY, Deputy
PAIEER DENNIS, Attorneys for Plaiunffs.
Shefn,s 81 0Ofiee, December l5, 1858.
I
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MAHoNING RAILROAD.
A NNUAL TOUR-Is COMING !
Prof. De MUNS, OF Albany. ny,

The OILY GENUINE HAIR RESTORER, for one
Week only, commen ing Wednesday. January 9Th,
1851 wOnid respectfully inform the citizens OF Clcve
land and vicinity that he has been induced By re-
peated solicitations TO visit this city proessOnsllT,
and viii remain bat few days only. Ten years OF
careful study, deep research and Investigation Of the
causes that produce tbs f0 wing diseases has led to
a discovery. made By the Professor, ola remedy that
will certainly eradicate DISEASES OF THE SCALP,
and eec'ually aLd permanently restore the hair to
those that are BALD. Ladies gentlemen suffer-
ing from any Of the fOllOwieg should consult tbs
Professor without delay:
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hilaz ksFing pisT 90 tho finos e lIssr, E6sEe
%, II > IN Die not 70 bear taltimonT 70 thslr
q1aliteas Eoich Aa4a 8c1urot ~ th1m q sailesis
Edlut1Slol which tneT enfcy. ne PiElcI of tta1F
nanulscture5 On which haTe played, are areisdff.
y fornsrssbd lr their qualities Of TOSS, Tho B1il
4 yoUlr u, without hErlhness, and the npssr no1l5
fEsct c.aaf sud hernoniously mellow, chITgtIIs13
and donct ha1it1ts % express IN regard 10 tho 1s
atrumeniE my entire 8atEetOn and 10 declars fhSf
t1ey eql7l e not Superior 70 tbs be5t rsurits
tured In Europo this countrY bY ths mosf cal1hra
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ALeOSea HAND. Sc ias1
AsisssssA aaaA fhsillHaeails gseialiI -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23
THE GATE CITY


Axpaxw JoHssoN's LA11sf ers1cH.
Tho Vice President siscs nade :
speech At recent nag-raising In Nash
vile, il the course Of which he said:
"Coppeihead papers and speakers At
the North had charged him with selfish
motives 10 the course be had pursued. Il
los ng all his negroes, If being robbed OF
fort thousand dollars in bonds, If sacri-
ficiaa Ill that he had 70 sacriiea Wa sci
FISH ness, then he had been selfish. But
the Government had been sustalssd ia
all its istegrity, and he vas more than re.
compensed. He had always been Dem.
oorat, but ia its true sense. True De-
mocracy meant the elevation oftbs Masses
He was . Democrat, but at the same time
an Afistocfat; but his aristocracy vas the
aristocracy Of labor, the men whore
brains and muscles had planned and
wrought out those scb,e' ements that had
made the laboring classes OF America the
true chivalry of the world. Tne men
who sneered at greasy mechanics and
small .iisted farmers as the mudsills OF
society, we're the very men who had moi
brains enough 70 conceive or ability to ex.
ecute plan. Labor was dignity, dignity
was manhood, aud manhood was aristoc
racy. Society was today IN a chaoti,
state. The time bad come to Law brose
and deep the foundation of the new arts
tocracy, aud 10y the blessings of God ant
the will Of the .aboring men it was to b
done.
As for the enamel patton he could sa,
he was for it. The institution of slaverl
must go down like all other iniquites
but he was not only for emancipaling ID
black man, but for emancipating and eie
waiting the white men of the country
The Democracy had prsted Of the 'Rail
splitter and the 'Riorish Tailor H
had been tailor. and was said TO hav
been good one; he had made close ct.
did his work well, got it done accordin
promise, and had the best class of Gu.
toners. 1t used to be said that il too
nine tailors to make a man LIZ, ther
wait awhile, and they will learn that
took more than nine men of their strip
to make tailor The Rail splitter an
the 'Boorish Tailor might some da
have something to say abou, the affairs
the country"
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

stoidard, vs. Ford Lloyd simp son. J x Hickey
Thomas Muller. Arthur Welcott. Cvh. Hepderssn
Strange Co, Lewis Goshen. A l. Eonn 4 Co Mar.
garet farrsr. Guy Wells Abper Reeves Henry 1owle
leaiman, Robinson Co. igar Thompson thomas
Davis William ellis, BriJgnsn 4 O.. c Ihmsen 4
se Rankin, Miller Enster. Jams Neal W John
son, executor Of the estate Of c. Terrence " m
Rndsick. Thomas ragett, 4 T Stevenson. s Mer-
nntsh Bro fickiin Lucas, w Miller q Serens
Ito. ell. Hiram Bsrney Phi1ne ~ Peter Eicbs M
sophia Ciendening. jesse Ma tfy IIornisfi
Tne attendants will take notice tina, there Il now a.,
ME IN the oce Of the Clerk of thu District Court OF Lee
county. ioSa, at keokuk, the petit 100 Of stolt.rd
sHinias against u X Ford. and Hickey and Lls,tl
SIMPSON as partners under The and stse az R,rkry
simpson, and a. individuals, Judgment for thrf,
tbossnd dollars proiss nv note Of 50 D0o and
twenty promissory notes Of 1850 ech dated October ID
ls~o All by contract now due. Said petition tl.i,~s
aSHhsi All the defendants foreclosure of mortgage
gwen " The three parties named 10 secure said uotee on
the soath asst quarter OF SEXTON two f2. In tavuship
slftnse s) north, Of range six 6 west in Lee conuty
Iosa = 40 ''y'
Unless yoH appear and said petition on ar b.r~
the second day at noon Of the February term 1858 of
taid Court Ajnigment will lie rendered against Won
RANKIN MccRARY
ne'ease stamp 30 cts Attorneys for Plaintiff
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SheriH7S Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

&IIENITT y 0KbEs
~ SrArE or Iowa, LEE CousrT--ss.
By virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In
of Michael Dorsey, and against Thomas kity atrick
have levied upon and will sell to the hghst bidder
the front door OF the Clerks Once Of the District Co
of Lee county Iowa, ut keokak In said county, the
fifth day of December, A. u 1884 between the bours
of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ, ncing Al Q
o'clock p NJ of said day, the following serfy teit.
Lots No 367 SEES 500, SO 81, So, 3s2 $50 3s4 3s5
m Ifu9 1tio 40 feet OF west side OF lot ILL., $50
of west side OF lot the undivided half OF s. feet
side lot 149 In the town of Fort Madison, Lee county
Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Noy. II. %. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee s. 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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M " kH dHF's{l TIT's
Aejuvonating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extrscts, containin
nothing injurious 70 the most delicate.

aAs fhe Pbnix rises from tho ashes Of Its Gre sriuat
ed with lfceo does this Elixir rejuyenae the sys-
ten and overcome disease.
ADThe kejuvenafsg Elixir Is the remit u modern
discoveries In the vegetable Kingdom being entirely
new ssd abstract method Of irrespective Of ali the
Old ard WORKOUT systems.
A0This medicine has been TESTED by the eminent
medical men Of the day. and y them ~ 10
one ~ the greatest medical discoveries Of fhe age
o1-One bottle will cure general Debility.
09LA few aoses cures II ystsrics ia females
H1-One bottle cures Pa pitafion of the Heart
1FfUm one 10 three bottles restores the nanlinsss
| and full yigor Of youth.
G4-A few doses restores the appetite.
&1-Three bottles cure the Of Impotency
ga few doses cure the low spirited.
q One bottle restores mental power.
eA-A few doses bring the to THE cheek.
nH-Ths medicine restores manly vigor and robust
health the poordebiIitafed, wcrfown and pairing
AThe lizties<, eDcrvsted youth, the man
a business the vrtim Of nervous depression, the nl
vdaal suffering from general debility viii ell find i'm
mediate and permanent reliefiy the Of this Fxir
Eseense Of Life
HSPree 81 per bottle three bottles for ss and for
sss by Rxpress- receipt u money any address
All sneh orders must lie 10 c. A. COOK Chicago,
or General Agent fer the west
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH FULLER
wholesale Druggists, and by All Druggists everywhere
G. A. COOK Chicago General Agent for the States Of
Illinois. lows Wisconsin, Miehf an and Irdiaas-
DIR, w. ID. mERwlN CO.,
SOLE PRoPRnroxs
No. 50 Liberty street. New York
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ORIGINAL NOTICE..

N carcthers, Elizabeth Csrethers VIM Edward.
James II Los-, .skPr rtgat VIM Carries. pres
erick zrgy, Br tton Co, Thomas ouner n Sullivan
Basd brad n Willi m WEIGH. Lowdrn a Go Edwin
Man Ing, fred Fiayel issple.. Niilsrd snow Thorn,
rs pag u X irw n, John Mcmillan McNamars
aF cid hentis "m Montgomery, Ezra Potter, A
campbell William II Her esccntor az the estafr d
Jsreb Nil I, lee d Collier Waite Lead Co samn-l
hn4is, Bazi Broaisei. fsrminst%n Co
hlasiss.. brea-iing Co, hsss-ll >chs,tb & Go
Yea 5erLs nctifel that there on Me Ia III.
Office 81 the tiek If the District Court Les county
iowa, ~ he-snk- petition 81 JamesG Chrfsty claim
Ing u = Carnthers Judgment ser 81 oei IS with in
tsrst At TN per cent from October 1t IS6l less tuc
small or ails ena prns-ofy note executed I'd xoodx
shi y % and against all tn {. ~thk rsrIc
sure 81 ingttafe executed to iaiutiEby NJ II Caro,h
err and Elizabeth Csrothe,s, his wife. seizure ihs
Am nt Claimed n thu " ". Of the nrthaa.t auarte,
OF the onthssst quarter OF section ssx IN town
ship sixty five So north Of range ts. west In e
Is, Iowa
Ana unless Won aFpesy ard answer sid petition on o,
heiofe noon of the second day OF the February term
lsd5 Of the District Court aforesaid commencing ON thu
frsi Monday q Feb nary judgment will he rendered
bs default and the property ordered to he sold
RANKIN Il McCRARY,
rev. nue. stamp, % cts Aitys for PLAINTIFF
erfap-f4y
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= a late Ir;oh 1900 eiyee y, obi

= A lase lsleh peper gives On obitu-
ary Of ono Mr.. Ma1liee o Cornell, cell
sbated shot, whose favorite amusement
saS % shoot little curs Who fushsd tut
from ths.oAbins to bark ct him - no drove
slong the road. Az he Was waking 10
the streets Of Talse ons day With : lfiend,
shsy espisd . luokless tobsecoaist pssss-
aAly snoking his cigarin front Of his own
shop door. You can't knock thst fel.
lows cigar out Of his mouth. !" ssggested
hn friend. s'Can't I2''said Maurice ;
"you shall ses." This time, uniuekily,
bis aim was not ~ true ~ usual. for be
carried away the tip Of the tobscconist's
nose. and had TO pay enc of E4o0 fos
the pleasure Of performing the operation
y 1t is estimated that. FIFTY lives and
one million Of property was destroyed BY
BY the hate storms on the lakea.
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them join With the good and tsss Who are.
|seady and willing 70 yslsons I'll Mo era
pledged 70 the sxaltation Of iysedom-the
extirpation Of slsvesyss It hunsa besaage.
from the maDsioos, 6orn6slds, and cine
tnkes fths Uaitsd States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

In quality and style sait any orders Prices Always
ct the bottom Of the market jaiyildIy
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FOR SALE-A y.lu.ble Earn - IN

k>OK SALE-A valuable Farm Of 200
n Aeree situated ~ miles west Of Pennington Van
eeaaty, is~a End mile from, the STAN Tine
naroaa ~ acres under fence IS acres ready far ths
plos with splendid bed VI Coal feet thick ana "a
ne yery best timber IN the country This farm
a., sl ,yrwsling with four rooms. good cellar
T re mat VIII supply water 20 fpur different pasures
s 'ano su be sold for e16 per THE esr % no
dersigned, at Ksekuk II n r1Ss :. ~ W en-
uosll -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
Fifteen Thousand Rebels Reported Cross.
ing the Saline.

A gentleman who arrived here Yesterday
from Ii tie Rock. which post be left the 20th com.
Hcs icat. al ~ us the following;
Ssouts ,'ame into Little Rock Oh. evening Of tho
18th and cpOTted that body Of from IS 900 20 10000
Rebels cey airy and infantry with artillery crosse
ine t1s sd nc river, norshward landing iast below
Ben o D. IN sline comfy Benton is apout IS miles
southwark fro IN Little Rock
Next any two reco1nOiterlag parties Of cavalry iet
Little Rcak composed OF the lst and 18th Missouri
tlry encantRg 30 600 mon. One Iarty moved west
ard the other in direct line toward Benton.
There apgehensions Of Gssign TO attack
Lutte KO.E, uut 1t thought the Ieoel movement
had for its object cooperation with Prices forces
advancing from Ka~as-presumsd by the Rebels 70
he lsden VITA spoils collected frnn the raid through
Missouri AMI Kansas. II ia hig,ly probable chat the
Confederate Trans Mississippi programme has arranged
for reenforciTC Price as period when il might havs
been expected the Union armies would be upon his
hesh.
This new Rebel force 5 reported to 10 under the
command of ten Harris
Some three Weess ago the Gene-yJ wa said 70 10
leading large Dody OF Rebel troops within tsL miles Of
Pine Bluff. AaeXpeditiOn waS sent from tie Rock 10
find them whc1 they retired toward Candle south VI
Saline county. That force nny be he sane now re-
ported. 1t then ioand 70 be tive Thousand strong.
lSt Louis Democrat Oct. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
CASUALTIES IN RECENT BATTLES.
Cn.nai,ies in tho Rnitic Of Oct. "a.

The following is the first complete list Of
wounded in tie Second and Fifth Corps Army Of Poto.
mac, in the battle Of Oct. "a, in the First Division
Second Corps
Alfred d. Vessels, Co. d, 9Th n. Y. Art-Left hand.
Henry n Norton, Co +, 6gth n. Y.-sLOuiiel.
William Benson Co X, 69th y. T-Right heel.
VIM. Pearson. Co. H. l4sth Penn VT shdr and lung
Corp d. X. Suffer. Co. y, itsth Penn. Nols-Neck
A. NJ Profit (Beb) Co. c. 34ih Na.-Chn and shoulder.
Sam Ransom Co. /, l4eth Penn. Vtrncture LEFT ankle,
Krner, Co. Is, l48th Penn. V.Ounshot wd left ankle
}. Sherwood, Co. c, l+3th Pom. Yols.-Right cheek.
Corp. Byron Sheldon Co. C.. +h n. Y. Art.
Russnan, Co. X, 9Th N. Y. Art-Fesh wd right wrist
Peter Bonry, Co. r, LIST Penn. Au.-Right hip, flesh.
Edward Fitch, Co Y, 18th n. Y-klesh wound en Lin
C. silenger (unnsican y, 18th NY. A.Frh wd It. thigh
J. r. Mason. Co. Il, Any. Art-Flesh wd right calf
John BrysoD Co. ], ah N. H.-Chsst.
VIM. Wilson. Co. 8lst Penn N.Gunst wd both sidsa
Daniel Tom kns, Co. l. 7tb n. Y. Art-Scsp wound.
Christopher sherry Co. o. 9th N. YGunshot nd sb.
John hammers, Co. I, 39th N. Y.--Amp. left arm.
Corp Highland Biddls Coo l28th Pa.Nols-Am. r.thigb.
Geo hoon. Co. q, l+sth Pa Vols.-Flesh WIND In
Adam Mesrhood Co ID, 1tsh Pa Vo, s-Bsynt wd irg.
Sam Stanton, Co. f. lt5th Pa vb--Con'u. ri. thigh
hiram Can. Co K l+8th Pa Vols-W' nd in shoulder.
Eo"snd d. Trent. Co. c, Bath Va Beb Wv nd la neck
Oro Brown, Co. A, SD N. Wv ound In shoulder.
Motifs biown Co =. SEA n. Y.-Wound right fore
VIM Everett 20. ]. 1851 n. Y.-Wound left foe srm
ia. b. Irwin Co q. leah n. Wv ound lsfl calf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
MARKED Graves.

The following we're buried on the feli plit a short
half mile south. 2O' from Sherdan Headquarters:
Capt w. D. Watson Co 4, 81 Begt lnd lul
Bury on the battle fed
Let mo sleep win lhe gallant slams
Here ny yoang life was foT my country given
LEI tie soldiers dust Tel.aig"
Benj Honeywell, Co ID. - Iowa killed Oct 10
Jos ShugsH Co. u % Iowa killed Oct Ig
&. {. Bifuard, Co. G, n I'D, killed OF. ~
J. ". Rheimansshnide1 CO ], % loai tlilel Oct 70
Samuel Grng y. Co. a. 20 lows killed Oct -
Clark EldoT, o. 4. - lows, killed. Ori. H.
T. CUP. Co. 4, y Iowa kil,1, oct. o.
John Hancock, Co. X, % Iowa. Killed. Dr'. 20.
Corp. p T.. Conner CO. X, ~ Iowa. ~ .~d Oct H.
NJ. Calvin Co. a. rs n. s., di-I Oct. o.
Danl sticker, CO. r Ind Vet Vols. Died Oct. 25
JOHN Lyle 60. II. 3 lid Vet Vol. dird Or' -
Sergt. John Perry Co I 10 Ind Vet oh. died Oct o.
John Hill Co. g. q Pa. VIOLA. d Oct. Is.
-Four graves Southwest from headguael LieTt Julius
Jones Co r. i76h \. y. killed on tr h-d, Oct ~ 1874
Msthew schreklrr Co. r. l1tfL ~ S. killed oct 10 1904
Moses NJ Bassctt Co = 10Th y. y. killed Oc 49, 1901
Orderly serg Christopher LsfSeu Co. H. lGh n. J., Killed
One hundred yards sou,b-eas, q C. Mct,oy.
Co. r 2ih Iowa, killed Oct 3d. 1864 Sergi CA-a T. Chan
nell Co. D. lith Iowa, killed Oct 10 1864 Peter Carney
Co. D 24th Iowa kled Oct. ~ 1866 Corp b Weeks g.
Iowa, Killed Or.. ~, 1864.
One hundred yards rom FIRST named --D,nie. S. De
Voc Co. 4, 10Th y Y. killed Oct 10 1894 Warren Parker
Co j, 18th n. y, Killed De-, d. 1864
Four hundred ysIds souh.,gr.t from h.e1rn.-ter lsi
Lieut.. Geo W. Quny, 60. G. 3il Indiana NJ. Allied
oct 10, 1854 tsquafe and Comptssl
Near same--Asro Carter Go. b goth Mas killed oct 10
1864 T. 4. Murphy Co. u, 26h MAJ. DEED O,f 49, lat
Three hundred ysrds south west of otter ber.
Borden Co. li'h n. IT,. klcd De- l9 l5t4 Newport n
H.. Jane. II. B'od.et' Co T. iltI r. u.t snry a. vs. er.
Co. ldh Indians g. Vol. k Ped oct o. lDS; Honey b.
Dlmond, Co. II, Lh iowa. Killed Oct. 49, 1854, aged II
Two hundred snd fty yard, so1tb 40 deg west from.
e4dq usftcIsoerst l. w Brimo.e Co. .. 18th Indian. v
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Following !, list Of officers and men who
were busted Of Nevtown ya.. Oct 20 and q. by the
Rev W. Brown Chaplain Of the 10Th Nc Vols.
Lieut. w Cherry ~. Nnl :. N..iLeu T. 20 Sc.
Lieut. lsasc Birch IAN. ). Wm r. Bo. eri. 49, =. y
Edgar 3. ParksCo.A 100 NNCha. NIL. Co. J. d tlar.
SCI Mai " Audr-,ys 100 ~ D8vd C0ors us Vols
ST John i.Ayrrs Co r. Dis Frank Nlh coz 20 t~ Vols
Isaiah Adams Go r. ~ Ne. Aaron ~ Go. A. ~ ne.
Cha. Kodder Co. r 80 " Y.Jer1me T. SuaI Co. D. a. Pa
Samuel Barley. Co D. 2 low ala. Ma.rr Co o. 60 \. y.
Cp Wm. O'Brieu Il, Isl NYi. }. CIRQUE. co. p 8 ny.
To. Carleton. Geo. W. Sargent. ~ be.
Abraham Zeutz Nd Vols ". %. Webb. Co o. % lad.
T.. H. More, Co ID. 29 Me No,s VIM. Gy'e. 1l3h y y.
Albt Hal. Co D. 1871 y. T. Jacob B More Co. % Q NY
VIM. Dowiug. Co. !, % n. Y. James Mofer i56 ~ y
In s5d0u The foregoing nine per'ors brought m
from tie bsit ee u such tte tAa' try could not Do
Identified. o. Of which rscevel ClTlu bII- n tAe gave
ysId a. Aewtown Va
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The followingisa list of Americans registered
At Ciun's American Agency, No Il Charlate-st Bed.
fordsquare London England for rs ending Oct.
%. 1864:
Henry w Hsbben IT,. Nsw.York r. Q. HszaTt, Peace
dale r. W Ma.ion, JE. Bo.tsai Roser, fr,ei, Ban
sor Mr. and Mrs J. Lawthew, NJ nnesotx; John spencer
thillico,hc a. William Weaver. Providence Thomas r.
stewart Baltimore William hackay, Nv~lorti 5 Conn.,
h.vYorki Jas Patterson and lady, NtwlOk IL. liam
nond Mnns; J. n sleehan. NewYork II. 1ulman. New
YorH Alfred Endicott. rtiadellA A. j. CLARK New orki
Az and Mira J. g. Cark San francisco; Thomas sPencst
California T. ~ Brooks Caifornis; y ~ c. DNfre, Mic
sopr; M ard Mrs =. levitt, Hntord; Mr. ana MT, E.,
podd, Es~Yors; MI and Mrs w = Donaldson, rhnaas
phat O. Samson, Toronto: Geo NJ Smith, ffoyidehees
K. s. Fay, Boston. ". Craig New'iork