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FROM GEN. TrfOMAs's AMY.
The Pursuit. 7f Eood-ile is thought 10 DC
stili North OF tae Tennessce River.

CNcrSAII Saturday. DC. 81. 1854.
The Commercial has special dispatch from
Columbia Tenn, which says.
Itis thought that the bulk o. Hoods Army is suil
north OF the Tennessee River.
Hood first attempted 10 strike the river at Decs;ur
but Gen Granger occupied the place N advance, and
beaded Lin Of.
At the time tho gunboats came up the river anu
compelled him to abandon tie point near Florence
Ehere lie had pOntcons.
Owing TO the bad condition &: the roads inc ie'eol-
mex:s win not lie rapid.
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Government Of the United States Although the crew
are enemies Of the United States and they contend
enemies of the human race tIc offenders were new
erthrIess unium iiy brought into the custody o ts
Government and therefore, they could not lawfully ne
subocted here 10 the plnshncut which they have de-
served Nor could thew being enemies b. allowed TO
cnioy he protection OF The United states.
They win therefore, beset 1T liberty Ia seek renge
wherever they may find IT, with the hazard OF feeap'ue
when beyola tie Jurisdiction Of this Government"
The entire correspondence will soon be officially
promul gated
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Call frsm the RebeIs-HIuob Noise but
nothing Serious.

epeelal Ntpatch % The y. 7. Tribunc.
WAsHNGToS, Jan. J, 1851 20 y. n.
Your correspondent sends the following:
HDQEs. Army PO'oEAC,
SATURDAY, Dec 81, ls64
This morning at o'clock g. NJ. the whole army upon
sur left was called into the trenches by villa; seems TO
have been Of attack upon lines bet Feen
Fort Wed,worth and Fort Hayes Fort Davis. now
held nv the Sixth Corps The affair began and
awakened ali by heavy picket hiring and apparent
iy q reoeding one. Instantly the long roll beat and
everybody was wide awake, wondering what had nap
pened Tho disturbance continued some hfteen OF
twenty minutes when the musketry friDs ceased anu
vas followed by loud cheering Were they Jo!ui over
Porter's harmless attack on Wilm.ngtoD' E. c. G.
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App,,nsed s.Gc-rr-1GG5.

Gorernor's Sscrc;Gry-BENAN BKoN IA W y.
GOVERNORS srArF.
Adjutsni.G.nea!-Col WmIAA IkyiSh.
Inspector. Gen,ral-G. :. BACHELOR
Qsariermaasr- G,sual-E. A. GrEmiT.
yadg,. 4froeaAs GeEOa!--atE@nspEH W HARNEr.
Easiretr.in- Chi,J--Coi. JANIS H. SWAN
Sarseor Gcnral-SYIvErTER ID. WILLARD, VI. ~.
Ptymastry. 5en.ral-->sip l.. MAE'i&
ErecHiire M,suRgo--JAt,rs KIiBvbN.
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FUNERAL OF !. MURRAY DITCHgTT.-Jhs
funeral o: j. Murray DitcSett. EsForeman Of Engis'
Conpany No = took place ,est Saturday morning roIu
his residence IA MSdisonst. His remains were cor
yeyed ~ NOTIissnn. Mr.. Ditche.t was descendant
Of on. OF the oldest families Of this cy and was con
aect,c wiz ikn Frt department from early boyhOod.
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BOARD or COUyCILMEy-Teis Board had
three dieren; meetings on tnrda. asd corcurred ia
Tia adoution Of very large nun b. pap,f-, chiefly
OF local nature only. When all toe bus ness had been
concluded, o Committee III the 30 III al Aldermen
waited ON tns Board and stated t3ey bad no iu theT
Communications IN make.
Mr. Jaques offered series Of resolutions thankiny
the President Of the Board tor tie comics "a and very
efficient manner il which he had cs,h &c - his dnf'
as p,esiding officer during the past year. Adopted
The lower house 81 the CoDHlVn COaLcn then sc-
joaraed sine ais.
After adjournment. Mr. Jnques. H. benef OF TIE rer
b.rs OF tie Board, in very neHt AMI appropriate
speech, prevented tie President Win ga order for .
Chickering piano forte valued AZ $50. Tie Preslder'
very briefly responded tnarkns she aoois ioE e. mag
nifcen, present.
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They also appeared 70 be

they knew all about the case They also spIearea 70 DC
an.t with Rebel and Canada mouey, and accordingly
Tsn,ain RICE hns also had these two placed In contne
meat. -., ......,.i.
The Grst two arrested have appeared extremely
,hv sn,nosed 70 bs N this city. and offered hfiy dollars
10 the se-geant OF cpgsin kceto help ,aem o6t such
an interview. ~, -. .
The matter is held in abeyance foi the present 10
await further eeyeopmorts.
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PRoB,BLy FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.-AbOut
o'clock las. evening alteration occurred IN tn"
LIQUOR store AT tAe corner Of Twsnty.seyenthst snr
S.cond.ayc between WI. j. Merriek. OF No. le1 Se'-
opd.ayc, and . Young nan namcd Jemes Me
C.srno. in tho course OF which McCsrnon shot
Merrck IN the small OF the back Nith \
ni,,oI inH'cting IA wound which will probably
prove fatal Me-rlci was conveyed TO Bellevue Hos'
pita whore Il was feared thst lie would not survive,
Immediately after The shooting Nc Clarion escspe1
hut va. otter sIres.ed Ivy GoanJsman Burns Of the
Seyenteen. prcObt and locked up IN the station hons.
Tie virgin OF the quarrel did Dot spPear.
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hiHA'r jan |, lr.J.
Most Of he Republican, and some NJ The
Democratic Member Of the Assembly have steAd,
arrived aid ia slditOns large number q: outsiders.
IN ec,iTG for tie Spcakership u going but
A, vel there certainty 90 HL0 Will DO the sl5
cessial 4 ne prominent candidates are Ness' Il.
y fsriord ~ Osvego: Collins Of WayHc; Col. vsu
Eyrca Of Nov. Ao.k. Gleason. OF Sufok ID. d. Wood
OF Cansnisi-na. and Reed Of Asw-lo9k. Tonight
SANFORD and Wood s-cm 20 b. strongest
TWO or three name. arc mentioned for a., Ciersihip
nat IL Is syidoat thai James G1shnan OF Oneida, TIE
old cleri will meet with f,tle or no opposition;
The Democrats viii. most likely. nafno hr Weaver
Of Oneida or Hr BooAsLayor. u Ulster. ,bsir can
dtdste foI SDeei Tae caucus viii be held TOMORROW
evening.
Gov, nor FeBton viii take tse the osth " 01ice al
noon %. morrow lie. accompanied by hi stan viii b.
yec,i,,d In ths Assembly Chamber. wEore ,bo
Inauguration ocrruoDe' viii take place by Governor
S.,mocr sitter which for an hour or two. he val re
rsfyc cnls in the EIclu,ife Chamber The CoycrHoTs
Mcrssge ri. bo sent by mail To al In. pspei' In tte
State tomorrow ey6D!Ag.
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SHOOTING APPRAYs. about oclocE 90
Sunday morning NJ Richard Brown. WIKI standing In
from, OF bis residence Ne BrmnghanIsf., was sbot
BY some uuknow person. the bali entering the left arm
passing through both lungs and emerging on the right
SIDE NJ james j. Murphy. who va Standing or tie
opposite side OF the street states tht tie shot cane
from the nfighborhcod 0: No D At the iiue tie shot
WAS fred no alleges that Thomas Robinson was stand
ing in fnt OF No ard as soon Us the uSn was shot
he hurried 70 where lie stood aud exclsilrcd " Good
God he /, shot" The witness then crossed the street
In moment after Officer Moyand Of the SeS enth IRE.
cire, came m and or-rstei Robinson. he then went
with Kim ~ tie premises No. >. Ia d front room
on ,hr FRS. door he found william Henderson
and Tbon4e- A. AID Francis Hutchinson. They were
aIso arrested. Al of the prisJuers profess ~ know
po,hin- 81 tie occurrence. Justice shsldiey commit
ted them 70 await the action o. tie Corunci. Th'
wounded nan lies HE residence IN avery p.car!ous
condition.
tn. o'clock OF Sunday morning Csspar Heiss' aha"
"Micks the pirate. 4garreed Win ChGfss oppeFnet-
in the saloon of the latter coracr OF .anth ave ann
Fort, TIL and trcd sAo.s Ht hin. neither tax
ing es, lie then ont nut he reached tue doe
ned fred third shot the ball klag effect ID
the h-Cast ~ Cbristian SchlicmmCr. DysiandeT. d.
Graham called In 10 attend the u. Fortunate mar
and fond ya, u. bnli had penetrated fE that IL
could not be extracted. lie viii probably die. Hciss
nmrliAte, after the Shooting, attempted toeScspa bD,
wap arrested by Officers Roberts anu Co;hel, of tn.
lw,nty.econd Precinct 10 his possession was found
fcur-barTrtd revolver with three OF tue bai res NE
charged. Justice Kelly committed bin a. await ~"
wNuuG.s. mar iIiuTles.
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Nrw-XorL lI-eislnture-
sp.c..i Di.p.;,A TO Tier. y. Tlibun,.

tpet!sI Di'p,;tI % IT . y. }. IIiblnT.
lIBAHI. Jal. &. ls5
Most of the Member OF the Legislature have
arrived snd ere active Canvass has been prosecuted
the past two days in reference 10 tho Speakeship
Twelve ~ fifteen candidate prs'eredby friends
themselves with great peraacy. A; present there IL
eo appesrsace o, concentrating bnt there is strong
PROSPECT that the lobby Influences ~ hlaiy ts
organization. CnsImrn viN BE- reelected r-f. With
ont -1tiols oppositOn. I.
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TL~ Gu. rriIis Huntoy-The Cotton Mar
kSa.
II. Louis, SATURDAY.. Dee. s.. Il

II. Louis. Saturday. Dee s.. s6t.
The notorious Missouri guerrilla Hunter Was
recently arrested at salt Lake CITY while his way 10
California aith S@0OOo il greenbaoks, sto.on from c
bsnl at Bloomington. Nc, about ycs- AFRO. He was
sent bscr By Coy Comes. and viii be taken TO
Huntsv.li. and hung.
Cotton market stronger Tiddi!ngs no; Receipts,
30 bales; Corn &C. higher: Hoy frrer; Shoulder.
TIE; SiGe~ and halves, 3, WHISKY nm si u 10 q
O. lG
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NEw.yoRk STATE GOVERNMENT.
Executive Department.

lOrghnzes Monday. Jan. 2 1861
OFFICERS ELECTED ny TBg PEOPLE.
Gooeyror-lREUBEN i. fENTCN.
Lieut.. GOrerHoy-tTA0AiAS g.. ALNORD
S,cre.ary Of SG,,-CHAUNCEY nj. DEPE".
CsHtroLer-LuCIUS ROBINSON.
Trsasu,rr-GEORGE w. sChVfLEh
atc-nsv.G eneyal-JOHN CCCHRANE.
Staie Easnsr-wILLIAM II. TAYLOR.
CIVILIAN SKINNER,
Canal Coumiss.oaes} BENJAMIN L. BRUCE.
tfFRANkLlN A. ALBERGER
ltGAYLORDJ. CLARKE
J.,r,cfor. Of c,a,, Pyison,} JAMES h. BATES
t'DAVID l.. FORREST.
Cisrk Of Court Of hppesls-~FRED. Il. IALLhADoE.
.Dpmoorats fLlecled Nov 2. Is6+ the others were
chosen In ls62-SI
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ReDsvied Disaster 20 u Unis~s States Gun-
beat.
H0LsTs Hon. Thursday.

H0ists Hon. Tau-sdaJ. bee. 80, 1914.
Tie British Bark SpnngbOk, from Cape Hay
.ien On the lah inst !oI Boston, hos arrived here.
a report had come to Cape Haytien that L. :.
fanboai with the msiis &C.. ashore the oOr;h.
YES, par; o. JnagUs.
she reports Lett st CAPS Hsytisn United Siaio
sraeoats Gast.a sri Nep:Gne ilso :as basI Haven o.
Portland, discharged.
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FILoT DRo%S-Nr. Edward Helksr, San>-I
Hook pilot wss c1i, to by the brig Hope, bound
to Vt, yiueeuts the later par; OF November. in cone.
9uenee Of the statoJoa, NOS being hand 70 take hin
OF. He vas subsequently knocked overheard at seq
by the nsin boon Of the brig and drowned. He wss
connected With bost Edmund briggs, No. :, and re
eLued ID Erookyn
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4 rrivai Of Union oricers Escaped from
ln,uushim. y. q.
FORTRESS MOSEoE, Saturday. Ne

FORTRESS EoSEoE. Saturday. Dec 20
Tie following .is list OF the Ofioes who arrived
here few days since 10 The steamer Arago from Port
ROYAL having made their eicafe from the Rebr prisons
Columbia 5 c. b. brb!ng tie guard OF old Ioen and
bows placed over them
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WORK. MONDAY, JANUARY 9 1865.

adoption Of his views resulted In nl demonstration OF
their sngacity. Mr.. Brockwny subsequently became
sditor OF The Haieropn Rtocr ono OF the most innu
ential popers Of Northern New York His experience
personal character and npness lot pubic business rem
der dis selection foi tuinte one. n. V. Evening Post
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FIRs ~ EAST ToRTy.rTRST.sT. about u
o'clock yest,sda, afternoon DIRE occurred IA some
frame buildings in the rear Of Nos. 49, AZ and lis
Ess, For, frat st. occupied by the Terra Gotta Drain
Pipe Work. Damage 10 the buildings about s.. oODi
owned ~ NOAH Norris. stock damsged 500 Tie
fra suppose, to have been the work OF eonGisr,.
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irrLy IRON ADMIRAL PAHKaGUr.


CFSTI1MEN-I cannot GLOW this Opportunity 20 DEss
without making some reply 10 what you 90 tnGly -
inc in uA. ng the ,t although r~.rrve ." nN-~fth'
,,r{vile-r az retdriing moH h!ing acknowledgment
a, ,o1ur future time vii resppnd now 10 few Of the
Uots In The nddrrs. REMEMBER them. As 20 TIE
n,,e. Won ,pcak that performed by nyscli h.
..'..sd u tie leri o. THE South ard Southwest
have only .sy. hlYr repeatedly sid before that
they done In obrdielr" 10 orGcrs from the Depart
ment AZ Washington.
have carried out The views Of the Department In
eompsLing what | promised 81 endeayoT 20 do. In
opening AID Protecting commerce have simply done
u ' duiy ia the sphere TO which was called
Blu, when IL con - TO personal matters. ] onlT
saw would thrt had language 20 express the gratitude
ieol for what you have done From the moment
NAV say male the entrance 10 tis harhor have been
tie recipient % houors ~ every description aud u,
Wi t~ impossible To- even II were n tho habit
" IL kng speeches to express what hclrtv feel
As 10 becoming resident md cli1en of New York
Loihng would be more grateful "a my feelings.
cam. hers, ear hardly say, refugee. but being
forced ont of the SOUTH whore had resided more thai
forty ycsrs ennis naturally 10 this city. IS The
tropoiis II tho country and made Testng.piace
the banks of the Hudson. have every reason 60 b.
gTa,cfll. you have always extended 60 me and uy
family tlC kiudesf treatment aud u would lie but nat
urnl that should feel n desire 10 be with yor.
Bgt. gentlemen, You know mn public caicer, and
nuEi G. iuit whore am ordered. Load applause.
Still. IL NAV be that consi s.ently Will my Obligations
can b- here and viii cndnasof 90 max. such arrange
enis " IL appears thai al The time perform
ny duty 10 my country. lGTcat applause
Ahsr nome remark b. Collector DRiPsG az Mr.. A.
A. Tow. 10 meeting dispersed.
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Ma. A. ". McDonslJ in6 u YCari J. L un;halk. ken
AL, p Brook. w. Cart g. Lr,dy. \. \. y.
Ada P.W. Mctsu e. Mas Co. W. 4 %! iu. - Wis
Aait g. h. Gamble Illinois Capt !. Fay g Oho
Adt. II. O. Kendall - Penn. t.p w. Il. Nicer - Ob~
seit q King, 100 Ohio Csst. 81 Ros.cl 81 inisnA
C,yt " 4 k-rrss - y v Capt !. h. Snbbng, e Msis
~. A ] Bi,. 10 (., Capt h. Jeutiu, ~ Mas
apt L. ID. Tyler. 10. Penn Lieut., VI. c Foo'-, d. &
Gait. II r. Andrew II Mich 6eu. N.'...shAn
Can't Cotiz g. y. \. Ii-ui. ). ;. IboHI.0a, 10 Ner
Cais sils.r % Obi, moui. -
apt REYNOLDS = ONO. Lieut. - =. Chnbb-rt " M'''
q opt Spence, 3. lud.ai.. o. o. DouELioI ia" ohio.
Ga. ClLrA, MIDI. CFvl.-y. J. Crop. - Prnu.
ID. o.. . d. Sl!nus, q Nfs.T !. Cro.by 81 Penn.
Lieu, W G. DsVis = Ma...I.out J. - Smith. . Va Cav
L. J. y psite .ol q Ohio = 1t A y Thesu-, - Ind.
1t ! y Up,f.fu.-, - nd IT J. II. Cane lUl y. h.
l.; = X Rob,r, - d. l. } J.. brown, - lud.
1t L. s,4uir. y. y. II. All L. - X b.re. Mira Cav
It. }. y. Da,id.1u. - u. NoaLL ~ l. Williams - hen G
Ii a Allen, 10 H.. Cav. 1T ,. Moor, . IA.
L. ~ n Habhbra IIa ~. y. l. y ! ---.- 80 '''
II
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HEsBrEI REID. BpcAl,l. n. Y.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. the meeting Of
the Board on Saturday. neon. q report was received
from the CoI4Ini.tae Oh Volunteering. by q nouhoa
tiOn recently the Compittes II appears that the
follow ng 10 the quota under tho Presidents last Cs FOR
800 coo meui
FIR, .2cs6 9Th 1916
Second Di,,rict,,..... ts9S sey.Dth Dsrct..... Bc
Third District ...........26io Efkth District
Fourth Dis,r!- 1923 Ninth District
FIlth DiHret.,....... IS Tenth Dstrict .2i6J
Or grand total of 10 ses leaving TO be supplied
by this city only sa3 men. The report OF tho Com.
mtee dscoses tho fact that the quota for this city
exceedingly small aud that cannot be filed unless
the bounties are increased and the Coromitee acuord
ingy submit for adoption resolution increasing the
bopay 70 q. COO Tho repoTt concludes with recon.
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BOARD OF ALDERMAN-FIyALS SIS 'Ioys.--Tbs
Board held three Sessions on SATURDAY. w-cD among
the chief business transacted mas ne Occurrence
the Councilmauc resolutions conipiBeAt ~ 70 heH
hdmiral Taragut and Captain bray a.. nLG tcnderlpg
the use OF the Governors room in Wbc 20 IeceS5 the
CONGRATULATIONS Of their friends. y n RESOLUTIONS
com tary TO General Eacan were concnredin
Commuu AIion received from 80 Jayor, SUD
hitting an ordinances for adoption, for the purpose OF
sal Swing the employment Of pcrSc VITO Lave been
eugae in cleaning the street,, ud I" give eaneton y,
the Common Council to the excuses aIe4y Incurred
The Mayor SAYS: when entered Ep,n my Office
found thar considerable amount OF ,r ear was due on
the account for street sweeping sh .nureas " IT,
ton with the Counsel to the Corp0ruIl agreed u
sign note In conjunction With the oatior 10 secnr.
the President Of tie broadway Bnk r "GV lnces una,
might be made fro that institutha 10 sscn OF tnos.
parties who should assign c sims 20 hin ~ sscn PreU
delt The last Legislature prescribed tdas the srese
should he cleaned by contract and nno " 0hVoOte
10 raised therefor. The attempts a. cr UGt the pro
visions OF the oct in this respect faxed I'D 10 CONTRACT
was entered into
Tts ayor further says that on Fr.d last note roe
Sl0r, ~ Bcd been presented for is eiftd'e. ana ne
was waited upon ty large drpntai1. ofsreet sweep
ers and oaruen demanding that be shou-i continue
make himself liable. He declined and at tie same time
he desired most earnestly that these ten might be ~
Ieyed aud he therefore submitted T." ordnance before
referred tc ard trusted that the CoGmO Cosncl would
take such step a. the e1IHenels o. tho e;s reaeteo
Nr. .oues in connection via no LhOSe, uiferso
resolution that the City Inspector be slIuoted ano
directed upon the expenditure 81 'pp uprislons f9f
cleaning the streets to secure tie r,noga of MI ga
bags ashes &c. from within tie ciy .i4s, a. the sc
emulation OF such filth constitute nuisance anc a.
continue TO employ ali tue messar's II Ne NAV deep
necessary 10 preserve the health Uf lie cy: until An
appropriation recommended by mo C'-Smon Counci,
ana sanctioned by the LegisirtuTe, sIs raised sn'
nlso thet tine Common Council rsise. means OF the
issue of bonds authorize O sui ss.icest for the
expenditure 30 named. The resoiut.C-s were unaIi
nously adopted.
The 7eto OF the Mayor on the Av"sue c. Railroad
crnnt was oyerriIden. sliLt.Iisv adopted con-.
pulmonary to The Presiden, tie Gers ind reporter.
OF the Board sDd upon motion, TIE B,aTd adjourned
sine die.
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Amer reading tbs foregoing, 81. Taylor paced ~
tho hands of the Vic. Admiral package containing
the go 900 Treasury noS"s. This elected The follow
ing
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uendatiou for adoption Of further revolution authoy
ing the ssne Of bJnds for tho OF o. OOc 0o having

ing the issns Of bonds for tho sum OF ooo o having
the usual srsen por cen, interest.
After sor.s lection had been offered bv Mr.. Els.
the Board apted the resolutions as we. ard thes
were sent 10 mc Mayor. who Immediately onxed d."
signature Of approval TO them.
The Board adopted orlnrncc creating Bnrca'
Of Criminal Statistics and exJustce JaDes Weieh we
appointed chic. of the same.
Nessrs Little and Conner being the only retiring
members OF she Board, series Of complimentary reso
lutions in ihcr favor adopted, gnd resolutions o.
thanks to the President end tue Clerks were siS
adopted. -
The Board Of Supervisors being continuous body
did no. adjourn die but 10 TUESDAY, January ~ 81
3 O'clock D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-02
speetA 5Io1ec
A CROV4teF GLORY.
EVERY NAN. weuaa s1A Child Who BE- nseA
STERIING,S -AMBROSIA
I. v,ulsx feSafus5d Il 1Arss year, Of rapidly ~


~ world.
fTisEWAkRAHTnn TO fte Asnl.l
Ii Cures itching 81 the Heed.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Hssds
It prevents the Hair from Falling Ouf
II renders the Hair eoft and 0lossy.
c1ssn.es the scalp Cools the Heated Brow ksmovss
psndruI; Cures Nervous Headache; curse sens'
Insures Luxurant Locks; Inclnes Hair 70 cufi' sop
ssass Wigs; Kills Hair Eassrs Good snses appslss' -
70 THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you 10 I. Elegantly put mp
psl,c.t.,y Psrfmed Patronised BY Opera Singers and
Ae.r.s,,s Sold in splendid boxes or cartons contain
~. too large bottlss-No. 2 for morning. No. l for
evening.
ranRu 10 NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
srxRLING's AMBROsIA n the bsst, most Agreeable
and soSesfvs tsilss n the World fepsdys 0is IT.
carton. - -a- $50
Sold by Druggists,
DssPllng's Amhresia MsnufhctuPisg company
AIS Fulton Street, New Yesk-
17-dky1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-02

A1Won't Use any Other.-The last aud best
The right article finally Everybody likest- Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead l. the beat Hail
Dressing In the world Will restore grey andfads htiI
TO il. rignal color in four weeks-erery time-surs
pop Inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Invigofs
tor and doat take any other 1t cures all hunors oi
the scalp week For sale ri wholesale and retail
BY D. A. KEss, corner Third and Main streets, keokuk
Iowa Bnruhsms + Van Setback, wboiessie Drugxists
ID Lake 81 Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
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auspices, would b . I'd diSaSter 70 he caase
Of liberty, and surrender to our enemis: 9.
eli that We have achieved by the waz. And
tie earnest prayer of Ill Union nsn emon1
"a il, that the members Of th4next cEeol
viii not prove inyertehrate 1esmeas bae
HAT they win stand - bslen tcynl
people Of the Souii lac
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
RsouRxs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND sHorID n cGEcKxp
II ALIowEp 70 cosfrIus
Irritation Or the L ungs, Perm ahsnt
Throat Affection, or an Ineu-
rable Lung Disease,
IsorfEx REsuLf.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo0HD1
Hivruo A pgnfcs INFLUENCE 70 fHs Pam. GIVE Inxs
HHLIKB.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, CAtarrh, Con"
sumptfve and Throat Diseases,
rIocass ARl USED WITH ALWAYS Go'p srccsss-
SINGLES AND PrBLIC sPEAKBRs
slseKss AND prslIc SPEAKERS

will nnd Tohes useful in clearing the voice whom taken
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
sfser an unusual exeFtion Of the vocal organs The
Tcches are recommended and prescribed BY Physcians
and have had from eminent men through
out the country Being article Of true nerit and
having pyvred their efficacy by test Of many years,
each year finds them in localities in various parts
Of the world the ceass unvevsally pfescuncsd
better than other articles
OBrus only BROWNS BRONCHIAL Tnocass," and do
not take any of the Woresf Iattctioas that may b
offered.
Sold vy vhere the United States and In HoreiSn
Countries st IS cents per boz. fncvS-daw6mi =