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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

IeW Io8k, Jay -
At the opening Of the market holders Of beef having
paid sdsaacs - Albany, were vwy Ann, onl nnutll-
Ing 70 spsssts excsDt ct evance: bit tAsy
eessfu d Obtaining bstssr Agurss, thoueh he ss-
mates - wight ~ seisss unAO.btsdy - ths savaa
tAee for short time AFTER the best Of the Areves I'D
bssn ssscssd The trads SLOW aaa tAs srkst clel
heavy 4 about last weeks quotations. Lazy qaas-
tss q sstts are rsporssd On the way fca Chicago ms
prices or ths bess l7c; for god extra le016
Tor COMMON 70 FIR ll@161< aud Tor inferior lots lie
l3c. The quality u tks receipts better Msss o.
s have sold u Is lie than last week. The average
q Ill salss va 141<0lskc.
Veal Calves c0ntfnoe IN fair Ananaa4. on6 M
good supply prices maintained. We quote 7oS5<c
for common 70 good; sDlo5<c for extra % cAoics and
very chico q liza.
sheep rsi.d sssady throughout tho week the demand
and supply being about equal but ct the close today
holdsrs are ashing Ne Of an adsance We quote
61<oekG good % prime ~ SZO6<c, and coauon q r.
The sapply Of aaDhs hs been very nueA IN sxess Of
o. the demand and pces lower and heavy q Ne
close. We qaoss af 7D1le b.
swiue have solA freely during the wesh PHYSICALLY
ths rstal trs6s. Prices show very ttIs ehaa9e and
hoidsFs very confident the Close large pscsis
being reported At hand We quote sed 1t l3
OLE, and still fed - ilsf01f1<e, i've weights.
The receipts for ths se+k rs Besves f3I Cow
and Calves ass ysAs $50 Sheep and LAubs and Ia
"a Swine. S. N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
nilafid aIlh Ggulnlsrti1..
new YerlK 1GarIrss.


i new u 088 A088ots
S Egg ~ 1ssx.JsiSes.
0eteea--naayy sad lov@ = l1oGe ~
- - = TT lfSse1 49,
|a1Se1s IE1nx Il b, cd IL n y ~ hss.1s
4f11t ele1f1g I'm, With ss1lsss e 49, ge,ess
Inel lA16a salss aEs 2seo 49, = 1kEss 49, -
E Yhisky-3knsr; Wssama q 110a u
49, e 9 -. = 49, Ill 81 - I ! e
-: - 60 % ~ Whlts W0euE Amber 4ichiGaA
49,: G. ~ An :. ssosss sSr wssssrs.
sessx ssoas y ssssi nifl Wasss, sassaev~
oss-ie bssssr q Gesse for western, inside price
Tor inferior, closlng dull.
OD6es-Dull.
1a0iso.
Wool-Dull.
Rskolsum-Qnist 1t S1l82c for Orudss HO54e br
1sonsd in Bond, and ooD0s9o for - yrses
Pork-0psnsd heavy and lower and cloesd hrn g y
@N % orasv nsss elssinS q y -. eash; 20
8 90 for 1864 do; = ooo3l 90 Tor prime and = 80
= 20 for prime msss Also 50 bb. ~ mes for July
Bssf-tschssssd Il 10 oo0lA 90 for plain ness. snd
II oo016 % for extra meos.
Ont Meas-Tirm st lsoi7e for shoulders, and iso
&c for hama. e
BAcon-Dull.
LArd-Highsr q li3foDss,<c.
Buttsr-duiet 1t 9VHc fof Ohio, and 2sOs4c for
State
0hsss.-o Quiet at sols,<e for common 70 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

By Telegraph oHIcAso, July IS
Markets ara gsnrsaIly nrm ard ectiye.
Hour-1o to lSc higher n 00Oe 81 for White win
Ter, and COOS Is f,r Spring Extras.
What's TO 4c higher On 6png ard 10 10 lie on Win
ter. No Red 1t s0ol ~ extra Spring ut 2sl91 u
and No. Spring At f'01 y ~ closing Il 9cx
Corn-virmef; No 1t s11<0sz1<e, closing II &C.
Oats-21<c higher. No 1t 4l@)4Sl<c closing 81 A9c
Rye-e0res snd Ar1 - u ~ ~ No l.
BaFiey-4c higher. 0alss os No. 81 IT,
whiky-Mors active At o3S<@2 ~
Provisons-Dull Prime pork at . So an mae
nominal at - ooo3o CO. Bulk shoulders held at I5c
loose
Lard-Heid At 23113lxe
Ref csttie-Dull: common IN medium 0oH5 o.
Hegs-13 TO 3oc higher at so4i0 3s chiefly at o SC
do IS
Money-Qufsf *F~~
Ereh.nge-weAk at Ito discount buying and lilo pre-
mium selling.
0old-142
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

DoBBs "has struck lie" light radiates from
the Capital, even in the dark hours of the
night and Des Moines is illuminated with gas.
Nothing personal to Dobbs in that. He ism
responsible for it. The city fathers h ave put
up the lamps, and that capital city of ours,
up at Raccoon Forks, dwells no longer in
darkness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

ERRArA.-In our yesterday paper, in the
article entitled "The Copperhead Courtship,"
a few typographical errors occurred. The
hrst line should read, "Did you hear the
funny news etc. In the line near the top
of the second column, which reads as printed,
Copperheads, who hated then all loyal men, -
the reading should be, "You Copperheods,
who hated then all loyal men and true." A
lew other mistakes occurred which it is not
necessary to correct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

VARIETY of causes combined to render
the audience in attendance upon the enter
tainment Of Messrs Morris and Fuller At the
Athenepm last evening a small one. The
gentlemen, we understand, went through with
their performance and pleased very well their
few auditors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

SrArIsrIcAL-We gather from the books
OF our friend Stripe, the capable and efficient
Federal Assessor at this place, the following
facts and figures" concerning Keokuk, that
may not prove embarrassing to our readers |:
There are, IN the city, apothecaries, 1 civil
engineer, auctioneer, bankers, 7 billiard
tables, brewers, cattle brokers, B com.
mercial brokers, 2 brokers, contractor, 70
butchers, 2 claim agents, { dentists, 4 dis
tillers, eating houses, IL hotels, 10 in.
surance agents, 10 lawyers, s livery stables,
4s manufacturers, 10 peddlers, photograph.
ers, gas fitser, % physicians, s real ESTATE
agents, 2 rectifers, l18 retail dealers, 80 re.
tail liquor dealers, 16 wholesale dealers and
10 Wholesale liquor dealers. IT'D
The income tax for the year amo,,nts n
$685.; tax upon carriages, $3.50; upou
piano-fortss, 1922 upon silver plate, s5s. SO,
and upon gold watches, 1896.
The annual list of thin year, as a,pssr;nr
upon Mr. Stripes books, about trebles that Of
last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

THREE thousand people were out at Quincy
when the racing boats reached there, Friday.
Ladies chung to housetops and waved hand.
kerchiefs and shouted. The Jennie Deans
was covered with boquets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

DENTAL--We call attention to the card OF
DR.. lngerson. He has just returned from
the annual meeting of the State Dental So
ciety, which convened at Dubuque recently,
and is ready to attend to the calls of his pa.
trons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

Dy Telegraph. Nav vonR July Is
Noney-Aore active and nrmer at 6dl7 per cent.
Sterling Exehange-si.sdy At I0s1zgl0o for gold.
Goid-Without decided change. ofecng At 34S deeli.
ming TO l425z sdvancing 70 i457k asdeosed q 1856
Government stceks-Tirmer
Treasury 7-ao's I'd sesfes) po3<.
Stoe ks-sts ady
oAP6s: c 1921: ARI loe5< MAJ G %;
FOL Wabs Is; II Wayne s7s<; 4 + II 81 CAN "
~; Q Scrip 1887 ISL " Cert ~; Pae Nail 500
NJ cek nsss .; CD . l07; Hsdsos 1Ds3<: HsS-
le 1es nsedine l0e n @ 1cf y 9 cay fols1s -;
Cert ISL: ouicksilver Bsix
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

TIE SrxTEEsrH.-This regiment arrived at
Davenport Saturday morning, and was vel
coined with receptive addresses by Col. San
ders and Hon. Hiram Price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

We have received the Annual Catalogue oil
the Monmouth College, fourishing and
well conducted institution, located at Mon
mouth, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

The Wax Figures are still on exhibition.
The representation of Mr.. Lincoln as lying in
state after his assassination, is very natural
Of the remainder we say nothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

The TwEsrIErH.-The Davenport Gazette
learns that the Goth was at St. Louis on FIJI
day, and was to be forwarded to Davenport
by packet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

d. s. ERNAS has retired from the Bedford
(Taylor county, Express, D. W. Atkinson
following him as editor, and James A.
Aitken as publisher and proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

" JUNIOR is absent on visit to st,
Louis, whence, if fortune favor him, be viii
return in few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

We won't do it. We should like TO resolve
ourseif just as snumerously'' as possible and
hold a jolli6cation meeting over the fair
weather of yesterday. But we won't do it.
we are not sufficiently far out Of the woods.
Nary halloo, yet There are too many re-
numbers of how abominably disagreeable the
weather can be in this country, about us still,
to grow jubilant. Let us see, oh aforetime
blue, but now hopeful reader, what this day
shall bring forth. Does it look upon us in
:. HARNESS. aud beauty and continue SO to do,
then may we cherish the hope that the bow
"n'cn spanned the heavens Monday evening
was indeed one of promise Of the abatement
of the waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

DR. NATHAN UDrLL, of Centralia, Iowa
was in town yesterday-stopping at til
Deming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
a L. THE NEW SHEET MUSIC AND

A LII THE NEW SHEET MUSIC AND
"A MUSIC BOOK mailed postpaid receipt Of pssce
Catalogues Of upwards Of TWENTY-FIVE thousand Pisees
and Five Hundred Books, comprising every variety Of
Instructors sud Muxe fur the Voices and every NusicaI
Inslrumert will be sent free to amp appicaties
BY 0lAyk DlfeON co. Ansic Pubiishesr, ut
Washington b.. Boston. jy24
SHEEP Notwithstanding in June six
~ Eves and ten Lambs strayed from my pasture at
.nena Vista Any person Who vfil give informasion
thf wheRsebeuts return then Win b. Hbernlfy re-
vafded- n. D. PR0UTY
jy2z-dltAwlt At Baesa Vista Ferry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

SENATOR GRIMES has donated six hundred
and forty acres Of land to the Iowa College
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

JuDoE RUSSELL, Of Fort Madison, looked
in upon Us in our sanctum yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
q. >. sac Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

HAsse Bonds worth . Handsome premium and
smpt. ali the Government Bonds fro zaIe
Cbsafy and kxnsnpcf arafor ~hicA adds frc~ one to
tssS~ cssf pr s~n&@ to <iy rals< according y IL
fass levied upon ether property einter-st payable
ssmsnnuaIly by coupons attached to each note which
may be cut on and sold to any bank or banker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
ATTENTION, coxrrrrrr-The pentle

f.
ATTENTION, coxnITrrE.-The gentlemen
whose names are hereunto attached, consti.
tuting the committee to make arrangements
for giving the returned soldiers Of this and
sdjei1fhe counties : reception, are rsuuested
% meet this "wednesday evening, It u
O'clock, 1t the ONCE Of the City CLARK. is
COMMITTEE.
p. B. Hills, ia B. Hsmill. il.
]. II. 8nlliyan, Geo. Haeny.
Harry EllfSa, .4a Felix Grsmminser.
Sen. 3. .. Reid, s. E. Carey,
5; l. Ewa. .;ssSssa, 4. b Eli s-npls'
D. b Huns, Chairman.
THnxEknfH IowA.-Ths 18th low. II.
6neyy - otzoAG, commanded bv Cnlosea
Mckee DIT ax1ived here on Saturday.. =.
~ seos ]. y. Baldwin, a. Rode ~ -
Fos 8AAs-A 8sssss Anpvy a,sf H.,,s,r
--Hmss gentle, ypsag ard lasrp. busr,
stylish {sqnase box) and nearly nsw: -
= order. SID ~, want Of ~. nlin s.
IL euA@of 81. B. Tn.1 ~ q
- ! a. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
ErOR sALE-Tso Beautiful Lots. az

L High street, north sidel between 9Th and feth
streets with small frame dwelling also -
III lot IN ock lee near the corner Of I9th and M.fy
fsputh side frame store On ~ aI~o s~.t 70
feet Of lot bio<k 49, on Jchrscn street a6cfinr
A. Williams Foundry All this property will be sole
cheap. The title good or safe. Enquire OF
}une23 n TENFyfE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

DuRIxc the year ending July LIST, 1866, the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad has carried
no less than $4,000 tons Of freight. The
greater portion consisted Of army supplies
and WAS on Government account.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
EOR sALE-IO acres of the beet land

In this section veil calculated for either grapes
other fruit and Is all under the very highest
cultivation, IL situated within two miles Of my ece
vii he sold With without the crops upcn it,
quire Of n B. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26
EOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell.

Il ting House. With rooms, cellar cistern. full lot
well fenced with lots of fruit situated FULTON
street, between 10th and 1lth streets Keckuk Title
good Enguire Of maylsl H. 3. TKN-KYoK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

E01 6ALk-A Cottage FiAnsADw
Ing, With four rooms, good we'll Of water, ftsSe
eekN and fall lot all under fnns, situated On Exchs
iesek beeNe D "a and "a streets Eeokpk fftle -
Rs1ee 49,. Dnqslfs ~ II I tuIs = 03Ul-lIl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

nese notes tsueA sndsr date Of July Is 1865 and
payable three years from that date in currency or
are convertible IT III. option otthe holder into
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

SAN liot,TeN brnlNe Ifm RfUu
Lfos ~ lauta ten II y Chamber.
- Lea wbas een.iy 81 : vl,H 70 IS.
uWitetsan Nea.gcrs6e5l aal ub5
eoz ep Is aiaaes g lexss ia,t before
ihe eur broke ihat ta e 4san after
iie iwliut Geu. iaig.. ard BE ipalsh
inatrrs aj .aan8ci aad stni assay Use
federal anmi On tts frontier y Texas. that
lhe IHiian drove t.e settlers . upn ide
maft central communities, and thar tbe
o'4 moa-lte o1re having sI been eaH
ea % lercl iri. ife Confederate Aruy
formed volunteer oomfaoie. 80 resist the
.asasgs Gen. houston eas chasaa Cap.
lau s; enc q ihsse campaujes Calling
hi. % inia I.ms as gave Tie usgaI com
maad, Ewes Re.l which tei Z oteyod
De csaei 0gt b 4 clear ,roag yulgu. "Sec
anything d Wigal doan t6etei eEtes
Leil,' Sac anything Of u.ded up hel.
Ne. ~Eyr, FWui, aad .erc sou b.6u.d
6eu Gam Hea-t %, alWnvs fsHay m Tia
service Of BIS coguuy WIga1 uI Oh
tn. and tile men Dto baye prsc rard
III. STATE Of thing. upon los, ba, eH them-
selves elected othe Coat iarue Cesgre...
ana have secured seals Of ea.r AID com
tof, 10 big. places u Richmond white W.
are leI,iofen our 10 e 10 the defence
Of our homes and TREND, from Tie duyas
tatcns o. lie Camapslies aud 80 redeem
our lad from the eocroaghme9ts OF the
savHges. But We VIII do our duty. and
lei thc leaders in their secession movement
lbile the consequences Of their own pro-
seedlings And the old man, tll tie DIV
b his death, some two year, since, dd d.
biz, duty as became his past history, and
rs The ez geleies u the times demanded Of
liza.
Mr. Chamberlain says that The seecss.
on movement Of Mexas was controlled and
directed entirely by Soule Caroint dema-
gagues AMI political aspnants, and not by
he great mass of the people, and thai now,
he good and true men OF that State are
'earlily glad in the destruction Of Slavery /.
md the refugees, aud better population
ire returning to add wealth and industry I.
o the State Exchange,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

lsa Tie
ts ls
Nh &, RsFut - ary
C,a Irm
Tea ma rsa
GA e asasg 3 tnd al um e.
ara 10 d &C. m5le
81 aa3 titk ofiHe ua
eFeamelaeov, II his rafarf ytan L Z
roi esEg 30 eals liz sHeasaa aftbr re- Gle
eife gtnaa fa Hs tal-a
iua6tta m
ma Aai ea vel
aa WI. t. 3sy ampa g. NE, iQ
tie sfeutefD ee ~ 1870 bot g do
Justice ile virtues u car iattsrs, asa g
drta lessons aroaf auhinaru iian 81.
iaed Flaleans and ga.a. f5t ,l4t
ng HIi toer olf Puaau ancestors
s4t IS "a eseal, aa,s Judy established
.asi. a.lm to be considered lhs tFae
.aaol-rs 81 tbe nsi8a.
lala J4y~, aAea devotion to ptjaai.
pies alltu gives ay p lhc sire Of sac
grss, 81 ,-acil 60 remember that wna our
afae The prualle d aght was thr only
.ulc n conduct When wealth and .uxu
y ave beginning 10 undermine the Lafdi-
l.od and simplicity Of lae Puritan cbarac-
~, !, may he for our advantage TO look
,aek upon The suffering. aud tolls Of THE
.ay settlers Wien ae see IA, through /
aItb, dewliou and n sacfiHce. They al
aimed glorious triumph, se may be i'm
.resscd with Tie fact lha, those quail ie,
,ill be as necessary 10 thr success Of. tie
iepubbc 10 The future, a Hey have been
D az past. u destruction ever comes
po,,ibe country, it sill be when her citi.
e1s have lost sight u the principles aud
iuugs Of tie Pilgrim Fathers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

4 new Mineral SPRING la. been di.eoy.
cred near Grtly-burl Pa, on tic farm
where hatlr was joi ed on Tie first Of the
mem rsble tlncr DAYS Of 1863 The vat.
81 strongly mblrs that OF Vichy, and
Us COT only sauh.iols bat remarkably pal.
ai'ble-"hieb maleral waters ARE remark.
tbll lal able which min raj waters are
an not TO b
OF coHrt, Getly sbnrg expects and il
= .eUatine 70 ne b,sbi nablr watering
N'lace, While her battle ground and Nation.
Al Geometry vii eomhuc 10 attract thous.
and, Of summer visitors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Madam uaa,e le Itlrbiie, widow Of The former
emperor ofAe1ico. recently licI nj her rcs.lcnce
Ia Philadelphia.
Gen Ilovatd's report asks for an appropriation
ol eleven aui quarter millions for the Freed
meu', Bureau. three ui,i Gus Of It for teachers
aud school houses
Abi.l is seriously pressed in the Missouri leg
stature that 30 iheer ia the confederate army
shall hereafter te addressed IS his military ii.
te unless Tie gvrd ''rebei" Is pryhAeI 10 it.
Tie Washington Republican says Lord Pal
meIsioe, some ,ime before las DEATH wrote to
Gen. Butler apolos lins for bis severe comments
upon his "soaou order" issued while 10 CON-
mAui al New Oleans.
youog lady Al Chesterfield, Morgan county
p, was recently shot dead BY the accidental ex
plosiou Of guu, jus, as she was kissing her loy.
er 10 Old lin good bye
Seventy eltfks have jus, been discharged frori
the Treas ~ Department, Washington, for IN
competency
thousands 81 rail, o. the Weldon Railroad are
lying along The roadside IL the shade u ,wo sides
Of 4 ifauge, and many arc still left colel around
the ress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Tng ArLsXTIC MosrHIY Er January contains:
Passages yn hav htUue's Note book, n Castle,
% the Air, lieauty sud tbs Beds--A stofy OF
Old Russa; The Is Wilderness; The Bells Of LINN:
The High Tide a. December, Luc,'s ltt,ct..
Dooiot JOINS, All; Wind the Clock; The kiug
dala Ceains, Ite Gbimney Corner Tor 1866, 1;
0ftlih 6auGt, n, Tie lomueBcemcut ut The wear
Is q COED time % Subscribe
llAEFEH's MAGAzINg for January Is an excel.
icut rumter. Tbs illustrated article. ares win
Ter; The BRITISH E,ute ~ PAe6e Railroad /.
More Nuresse.. fi,e Minutes late; Armaaale, .
R~y.isensrs { Lord palnetslgn.
ura }orNG poihs ~ Janu,fy la. for a f,ot,ijs
piece ~ olis.uai portrait u Ma II d stowe =
he article 30 BY Ayne Hers, j.aa lngelyw.
4 Z sioue Roe Tory, GaU Hamilton. aud
oiaer sri'efs. shl are uearly ail Illustrated
Arrnt'. lev MRGAzlSG ~ January IA. y.
eAeti'sai lastgHlons sHd namlsr of artis.rs IL
nutt
F,rts5s'- N2csAsg r. Jaauary ia. lpe
'ies' ifgptspr2s ana BE- usa4. uun.ber VI fashion
P.sics
siNsisd AID soEnoptya = Wevish iacslj e..
reeA. aaa Fsri~aar ateatou q au admirable
istk ~ lae ypa asi auei fresh tie press +
Il. & 6Arfisass 5 ls, pub i>ke.s 81 ihs S4ale D..
Nehgoi Itae IAe work 5, ssrg highly cem.
mgstyd By daesr 4raai,. 81 ever tha c5ua-
ifg Ncfaak aH Hmte very aeaebt.t.e
if0ebt ~ Ife csmiug had 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26
70 LADIES.
2 500 fegQle a'e.a5.. remedy % restore you
DR.. Uarics's female Pills

never ftfe Iemeay 81 ie removal ~ gbttfue.
aats IT, matter tton bet togss Hegnriss Iheyars
siie aHi sure aal WE'D ,oEe Ra.ufF Is every c4ss.
latY are Size cl.sac.oGa .a al. cases II Beaknsas,
Wbtcs FI1Ispfa+ 81. Sold 81 boxes containing
% p frie VNE huiCAR
send l9f H. HhRE Prvsic Medical Adfser.
idAfessad ~ teHeless 100 pases giving fa sutfrne
3aas " eeat require l5y lsotgze L sea cannet
purchase tile p. Of FDHr tEa Fs, they ID be cent
5y nBii. fa4-pta secure iFaRt observation, ~ re-
eipi q 0le DgIar, by Db ( bhfaH toasuung
pA{se.aa.
y. %. Boz. 0G59 AZ broasWaF, s. i
Des'en pied b Dsnas Barnes i Co., Whole
ia Age-H. ..n I..E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

y eoudilion'of almost compler socia
chaos Is described by Savannah c)rrespop-
dcncc. rs existing 10 some po,lions Of the
interior Of Georgia. The counr, IS bare
Of provisions, the roads arenesly iupass.
abe, il Is extremely difficult 10 iHause tie
negroesto Labor for auy length 81 Hme c5a.
lInuously, and bolt lbey and lha whites are
mdaglae freely Il extensive maraulias.
thcvery and othct vices With Ivy pro
lesaed Purposes Of Restoring ordeJ basi, ht
sell styled regulators H,te been termed,
who Il appears are guilty ol worse cfune.
dan those they prclenl TO be eng cd il
supFreaslng, Their ,bootIngs aua hang
ings Of negroes are Of such common DC.
curreuce as scarcely 70 excite fen uk,And
the5 ; eu determined moi 10 allow the set
tlemeHt among them q Noriheluels erntl
Other persons who purpose 70 pas he ~
stocs wages,
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Well to-day. Sick to-morron.

S9r. j. I'VE experience N thousands fea eDiop
o4'Hu00e hctpa ~ win auay The occasion /
hH'Ia nt5H.u'c DIE uncertain coHitiouY Not 10
h"n'eEL q course Ne Urs tie blume - the M
gttr Partmps i BIS tnl bet, or too cold or too
lt up 81 to3 dry rrfo1 Frube. But does hetske
que proper course 90 mdiy his constitution ANA
o'dhf rgaos Hgain-t The cXfrcmes BHd change. II
Which De eoWplHiHs2 Ao. Ne suys. burltNps mat
KIN ~ 'ton mon could bear nch great best, or
.bnl VIC cnt cold, or such sudden ylei.siinje.
nhF then docs Dig uat resort % the great fonle and
preventive Winch, 1t itNiii not make h.fs Hn IRON
pan wi'' Hisas quua5nple ne capaclty II hl, sys.
.tHIQ ifHeI 81 eA.cl@ HgrnrIfs lhlf tvnd 10 pfo
.nte disease llONIEll LlaS CELEBRATED,
p IoAAGiI Bll slbS mben Eithmlly according
~ que directions, VIII s6 ,rene.hpu the stolnnoh'
pHee ihc nerves l0ne iae yct. and rcguln,e AID
nyEoHit lbe Whole animal machinery. thaf ,he
system, u s'eas q being % tie rerc, u tbe wealth
ef aud ilable1o be- prusfgstel by every cbnpg. N
laMPtiaiur w hegumc case hardened, ms Il we're.
ann alnHf .npefygub 70 tIur.tc jUAuencts II Il
v we preventive prl0cp.e list llor,rrtps Bir-
iEFt owe Their FfcH popular ~ l9 tie West Indies
hsitfh America and AusualH--8t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

10 Galena (Ill) Gqssttc states that
thl people o. Warren Cou ~ are using
corn tor lucL TIE reason assigned is
eieapWos Corn 10 the ear gives more
beat than The same bu.k Of wood. Ea
corn Is worth ten cents per bashel aud
seventy bushels make ord, ouh scsen
dollars a cord oi wood co,is nine dol
lars and bali, difference Of Two dollars
and a bait in iayOr Of tue corn, with the
increased heating powerth roaia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

A Western farmer who wished 10 ia,esi
he ACCOMMODATIONS Of Bis industry II Uut.
ed safes securities, went TO Jay Cookies
office to procure he treasury notes. Tie
clerks ebqHfed what determination b.
would base them III. llatiug never heard
that word used, excepting - Distinguish
tie r,iigiols secis, b after little deIiJe-
ration, replied well, sou mas give ne
part IN Old school Presb, terrain, to please
tie old Ia ~ bat give m the hell Oh IN
Free viii Bapfs."