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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-15
Kansas City, Nov. 10.

Kansas City, NOV III.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the
Sd inst, has arrived.
Gen. Corton has ordered the establish
ment Of military post to be garfisoned
by two companies Of cavalry and one u
infantry on Peace river, at the Bosquo.
This locality is said to be one of the finest
agricultural districts in the territory, and
if protected from Indians will soon be-
come thickly populated. The new post
is to be called Fort Sumner, in honor Of
Gen. Sumner.
1t is reported from good authority, that
Lieut.. Dornour, LIST New Mexico Cavalry,
while in charge Of the Express at Santa
Fe, extracted theretrom certain letters
and drafts to the amount OF $50, 900, and
left for parts unknown.
Gov. Connolly. who came to the States
for his health some days since, has had
the operation of litheroury performed b.
DR.. s. NJ. Wood of this citv. He is now
doing well, and viii shortly depart foi
the East.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJuTAsr GENERALS OyyicK, Iowa
DAVENPORT, koy. 3, 1892.

ApJuTAFT GgRKRaLis 0yytcK, Iowa, L
DAVENPORT, Noy. Z, 1859.
CrscrLAn.--In reply 10 eornmu nicatons FROM va
rlous sources the following extracts from Chapter
ALVl OF the Laws Of Congress- passed at the seeond
session If tire 37t Congress-, aFe referred to
They will be found beos Thy map be Of tHtersst to
claimants and ela.m agents
sKeTIov o. And 1t further enacted That the fees
ofagens aud attorneys for making out and causing to
be executed, the papers necessary to establish claim
for ,enson. bounty and other allowance before The
Peasion Office under this act, shall not exceed the fol-
lowing rates For making out and causing TO be dniy
executed Ds the applicant with the necessary adav,
aud Forwarding The same to the Pension office with the
requisite correspondence five dollars In case where
In additional testimony is required by the Commits
sioner Of Pensions for each AFFIDAVIT required and
executed, and forwarded texccpt the afdsvis 81
xeons, uf which such agents and attorneys shall not
be entitled ~ any fees fniat AID atty cents.
SECTION =. And be further enacted, That any
agent or attorney, who shall directly indirectly de-
mand or receive any greater cepen salnn for bis
vices under this act than IL presc bed III the pseced-
lug section Of this aci, who shall tract agree
10 prose cute any claim for pesten bounty, other
allow under ths coudition thai sAaii
ceive per eeEtun upon, or sny portion ofthe amount
Of the claim, who shall wrongall, withhold from
pensioner other ciaimaat the whole or any part
the pension claim allow Cd md due nact PEI
claimant shall b. deemed guilty Of high III i..is-
meanor and upon conviction thereof shall for every
sueh aaense be ausd no, exceeding three hundred
aoars, imprisensd Al hard labor not exceeding ~
years bosS. aseosans the Renaissance and sE-
gray ations OF The onouss.
Papers Of County seals viii Insert this circular
once,
n. u. BAKER,
noyl4-d3t AdjutAnt General OF Iowa.
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noyl4-d3t


War DEpAErsssr ApJ'r GEsTRAt's orucEJ
Washington, Ottobef I'D 1851
GFHerSi Order No. is6
II appearing that large quantities - Government
propert, have been Gnl4w liss3t Ila. A>a ~
commissioned ofbcers and solers violation CT is~,
and ofthe army rules sod regulations, IL is therefore
ordered ThAiaI Ihi..a stAt<s enioers cem andins
pssts shall .rize all military clothing, blankets, shoes.
arms and equipments and oiher such supplies which
have been Issued By the Government 70 soldiers and
iosi OF dsposed by them And 1t shall be incumhen,
Oh any person not soldier. who may have any suei,
pr reay IN his possession, 10 prove list he has la~-
falt A.qnifsd po~.essi 10 a thereof.
sash ierty whep sst1rd, viii be- turuel over 10
United STATES QuAternas and HE re etlt In dap
licate taken therefor, OF sueh receipts
United TO the QnartermAster 0rbersi The seizure
will also be reported 10 the Adjatart General.
All Provost Marshals appointed ny the Departms NJ
will assist In recovering 10 the United States this
cripiion Of pnhie properly.
Commanding officers Of companies reminded tina;
III their duty h ehiJ soldiers who guilty
Of violating the law fortiddng the sale Destruction
1,Eent loss Of clothing nd public propert,
clazzed Oh the Nustsr Eeli ~tA ala sftiei-
lprope'y lost disposed ~ ba. siso 10 ipfrce
otbsf rs sameat ua.urs the offence sasy de-
mahd
NJ QrIsf o. ,4e SECRETARY ofver
J.. THOMAS
kovI4-a Adjgtaat General.
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ExsAALLgp.-Some nine months ago
the keuhuk Constitution came out a
bran new paper. and the editor thereof
INDUCED in daily boasts that he polished
much larger paper than the nsasc 6 q
Indeed our contemporary CANNED great
credit for the superior size of his paper,
and abounded in diminutive appella-
tves for the Gate City to such an extent
that his readers would never have sup
posed that he would ever consent to pub
lish paper Of such small proportions
But after printing page of dead adver-
tisements for nearly year, our coten
porary yesterday cate humble pie by
sneaking out before the public without a
word of explanation. in the identical and
oft abused proportions of the Gate City.
SIC transit.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GATH CRY ovgioK,
hxoE-K Nov. TO- '62.
FLouR-supernps ~; sprinI whsn,s xsrs ~ ~
Fall WheatExtrA 81
BRAN ASpsHoRTs-2n 46c q i0nks.
SNIP sTUFF-50c. x
coRs-oid. IS to zoe new, i,c oush. ~
aARLRY-G6 10 sic.
WHEAT-fall 5000; sprins so47S.
RYE-ss to 3oe good demand.
oATs-s5c TO 80. Good demand.
FoTEToEs-Retai Al 46c.
SWEET PoTAToEs-4o TO SOC y bush.
sguAR - New Orleans fair lie; prime X v
choices ~ ciarined IA; crushed and powdered Is.
MoiA ) Plantation t5ss so, sagarhouse4545o
Golden syrup No 75c-very scarce.
CoFFEE-Rio 9oB32e; Java ass4 Laguyrs2sa3o
RICE-9al0c.
SOAP-psim 6e f.@,iy SIC, GermsptCin.) IN
CAHDLEs--sisris. steariue ID. Mouldiit
TALLoW-ssc.
LARD--6l to 7c.
BUTTEK--Common iog Zee; Choice 10 to n, re-
tail 20c
PROVISIONS Shoulders Hams sides no sale
Sugar Cured Hams, 81 to 9c., retail los.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harness3aa35.
HTDEs-prime dry .l.c, grubby AaIf price green
Sc; green sheep peits locGl %; green hog skin
bc.
hht-llmotDy. 10 uoAf W. baleu NbVOG 1lu
Prairie - COG 90.
sEKDs-Timo,hy ~ 90 to Is; Flax Seed 20 TO
81 Isl good demand.
ONiONs--90c@si.
EGGS 1850 I4c.
WHITE BEANs--ssc 10 81 so.
FEATHkRs--3oa35
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 ooGs 81 ESQ bushei.--
Dried Peaches 81 254 ~ so. RaisiHs ~ 254 $3.50
GREEN APpLEs--35 TO soc b bush.
cHEEsE-N estern Reseryeehc c; Denmak o.
BEEF cArTLE-fl gee gross.
sHEEP-&2 O0425 81 q head.
sALT-G. "A. - so sack ;Kanawhx 81 90 bar
rel; lake $3.50.
No. / aHtsa Is v Dbl. No. Pslit
Sxth, No. ? ssasio. White Fish, No 1 s4Oo
t<hhlf BIOL. Cod fish5a6 Fk.
RkEsw x-3oe
FAT HoUs-s 81 rs 10 50 oo nett.
hAGs--N oel-B Couon2c.
oLDlRoN-haAef b. Brass64se Cop.
pario@i2hc D..
ExeaAHaE.-on New YORK percent. bankab
funds; Phiiadefphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin-
natl y per cent ST. Louis !. per cent G old 20 to
% per cent. buying.
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SMALL CHANGE! SMALL CHANGE


oErlkE 10 IHs K.,F.a M M Rl
kEu&ta, NOV. 10, 1861
Notice is hereby gwen, that ia consequence Of GU
inability procure small change we have been nost
rcluctaoy compelled TO Is sue limited amount o our
obilxA1iaus Ia gums ave w 10 aty eenls Each. In
order " castle rsy the ~orkmen on the railroad
and make charge customers
These obligations receivable ri all the Dsfasa
and by the Conductors the railroad in pas ment OF
freight and passage and for The COMMUNICATION Il our
customers and the public generally in this city and
along he line of ihsrairosd We have made arrange
ments to have them redeemed in bsnsahie Funds in
suns even collars nj the Banking House of George
4. At.lselta d Co., ia the city Of heokuk.
SMITH, LEIGHTON d CO,
novl@-B. Les sees ok, y. u. n. M. r. Il.
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Headquarters Army, !
Warrenton, Nov. IA.

A rebel brigadge, which has been re-
connoltering our positions on the Kappa
hammock, left Jefferson to-day for Culpep-
per. Pleasanton drove their rear guard
from Jefferson.
Indications are that the rebels are evac.
uating Culpepper
jackson is said to be still in Chester
Gap. We have force in his front which
prevents his coming down this side.
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New YorE, Nov. |.

The bark Mary Bently arrived this
morning from New Orleans. Her captain
reports that on the 6th inst, when in Ion
gilude 71:40, latitu1e 34:40, he saw
three masted steamer, printed black, with
a red bottom, which lie sa2f oses was the
Alabama. At the time he knew nothing
Of her, but is now of the opinion that it
was the rebel pirate. 1t was blowing a
gale Of wind at the time, and both him
self and the steamer were hove to- She
had no signals to indicate the steamers
nationality.
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cur Hospital.

Col. Campton, of Muscatine, who is
on the Governors staff, has recently been
visiting our hospital building, and speaks
very highly Of their management, as we
learn from the Journal. The notice con-
cludes thus:
The soldiers now there, who have been
SO unfortunate as to be obliged to go into
hospital, consider themselves peculiarly
fortunate in having gained admission 10
those of KeoAnk. They all concur in
saying that everything requisite for their
comfort is provided in abundance. DR..
Taylor is the right man in the right place.
The hospitals are credit to our noble
young State.
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NJ. Pkasssa, HsHry Co, Iosa. Nor lotA, 1852
Notice 10 hereby given provided in Section Is,
"Excse Law" set Of Congress- "ssfififd - act to
prcrd sad support tA< Gerermmsa
aHd par the psbfse dek approved July Isl
is6a TO all whom 1t may conc crn, that the Assistant
Assessor Of the Ut and "a Division In the County Of
Lee Firs. Coliee ton nstrct II Iowa has completed
the assessment Ist OF said Division for the month OF
September. le62 and that raid Lasts. Paisat.oas asd
EWHmfrotions sade and taken III be found in the pos
session u W. G STRIPE, Esq. At the city ofKeokuk,
in the County of Lee, subject to examination for
space eeu days from and after the 10th day of
November, 1854. And notice is hereby further given
that appeals w be rsesired sud determined By the Dis
trct Assessor relative 10 any or excessive
valuations pr enumcralcns by the Assistant Asses
sor," at the office OF w G. Stripe ION Third Street
formerly pied by the State Bank In the city of
Keokuk in County of Lee between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock Al, ae 9Th day OF
November, A. D., 1SG2.
r. NJ PICKEL,
Assessor First District Of Iowa.
novle-diW-S3t
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Fire.

Toronto, Nov. II.
The Rossng House, the largest Hotel
in 'auada, was destroyed by fire this,
morning, together with all the stores aud
s.ops in the building. A number Of
.ises are supposed to base been lost,
among them a man named Graham and
one or two soldiers who were assisting to
remove furniture. The guests of the
House were all saved. The loss is verv
heavy. The insurance on the Hotel was
$4,000.
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BY TELEC r A p n .
From south Carolina.

Washington, Nov. Ia.
Files of Charleston papers from the 8 LIST
to the 4th inclusive, have been received.
Howell Cobb with hiis brigade has been
ordered to report to Beauregard at Char
lesion.
&. A sale Of 40 negroes, principally women
and children, averaged S508.
Compiaits are made Of an attempt,
under cover of authority, to rob free ne
groes of their blanket and carpets
The Mercury says the South should
nol ca, outrage the expectation as to tho
recognition.
The Courier discusses the evils Of peace,
remarking in conclusion. it we permit
them to impose on US agala with their
false professions, the Yankees will do us
infinitely greater injury after the war end
ed than they can do us while the conflict
is going on.
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New York. Noy. Ia.


An extensive deficit in the Custom
House has been discovered. Sixteen
clerks in the liquidating department have
been suspended. The amount is various
ly estimated at from $50, 900 to quar-
ter Of million of dollars. 1t has been
done by means of wrong entries, and sub
sequently the books were destroyed TO
prevent the discovery.
The government cracker bakery corner
of Morris and West streets, was destroyed
this morning. Loss $4,000.
The decision of the court martial in the
case Of Captain G4ngevort for the loss OF
the frigate Adirondack, through negli-
eence, has returned verdict Of no,
guilty. The Secretary of the Navy
shaIs stating the decision, censures Capt
Cans ort for neglect of navigation.
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Err p IL. Humes & CO., on Sd street
are prepared to buy all kinds of State,
County and city orders, gold and silver.
pay taxes, buy and sell real estate, and
transact General agency and Brokerage
business. They are well known to the
business public, and anything entrusted
TO their hands, will be put through right
See reimbursement.
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Baltimore, Nov. il.

Special to American, from Harper's
Ferry to-day, state that parties from VIM
chester aud scouts report that Jackson
passed through Winchester on Monday
aud Gen. Hill followed on Tuesday. II
is believed jackson is between Winches-
ter and Harper's Ferry. skirmishing
between pickets has been resumed.
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No ,,ce 70 snapper. ana o.rr.sr..

nv IN order frem the Treasury Department, Ship
ners and % sriers required before forwarding ship
mania Of Goa IS or Salt amounting 10 oser $50, 70
places In the first and second tier Of counties ON the
southern border o. she State Of Iowa, to file IN The
Custom House once al keokak, Iowa, an oath pre-.
scribedb BY the Treasury department. aiso 70 execute
bond with approved suret lee, ahaithe goods therein
described shall BIO ranspo rted sold or used In an,
way, 80 TO give aid comfort 70 insurgents or 70
sympathirers with those In rebe' ION agsinst the Gov
aramcnt Of the United States.
Blanks can be obtained aud INSTRUCTIONS given nj
tho Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor OF The Port
Cus.om Heuse ofAss, Keokul, Aug 20, 'oa-aag26 -dt
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San Francisco, Nov. IA.

Legislature at Nevada organized on the
l2th. The Governors Message recon-
mends the Territorial Legislature to take
half million stock in Central Pacific
Railroad.
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Very dull. but railroad stocks and bonds
firm. Erie shares 3I4G3s1, Illinois
Central 43A@i5 discount; U. s. NJ, :.
63M65; consols closed ON Friday at 933
(g93s for money.
Latest via Queenstown Liverpool
Saturday. NV. LIST, Evening. Bread
stufs steady, provisions dull.
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lsY rELEeRArH.i
New York Market.

EewYork. Nov. II.
flour-Market isss active, IT prices In buy ers IA
Is 759 e5 IS for Super State; 9e2 % 20 for Ex
ira State; - sass IS for Super Western.
Whest- Market dull y nd IL low er only limited ex-
port demand, 81 a4a u 81 for Milwaukee Club eI u
9yl Is for Amber Iowa; 81 aD<pI A. for Winter Red
Western; 81 - u e White Michigan.
Gorn-Mxrkei lie lover. mare for shipping mike
western.
Whisky-karket unchanged, 36i4a37c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-15

ET J. w, Rankin, w. B Love, and
Henry Strong, Esqrs., of this city, were
admitted at DesMoincs to practice in the
United States Supreme Court.
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Esy- We learn that large amount

SU- We learn that large amount Of
the sorghum crop in different parts OF
the State was no, gathered and manufac.
tured, having been destroyed by frost be-
fore it could be reached. Scarcity of
hands is the occasion.
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Washington, New. Ia

Washington, Nov. Ia.
The following dispatch has been re-
celved at headquarters of the army in this
city:
Headquarters, Cincinnati, Nov. Il.
To Noj. Gen. II. W. Haueck:
Gen. Kelly, on the 10th inst, attacked
Col Imboden's camp, lS miles South of
Mooresfeld, Hardy Co., Va, routed him,
completely driving and wounding many,
and capturing his camp, 90 prisoners, n
quantity of arms and a large number Of
horses, cattle. hogs, wagons, &c. The
rebels were entirely dispersed, and fed to
tie mountains.
(signed) II. G. WRIGHT,
Maj. Gcn Commanding.
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SATURDAY,, NO VENEER Is.

EE- The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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Louisville. Nov. IA.

Bridge Of Frankfort complete and trains
regularly passing. Deaths In 2S hospi-
tails Of this city andSicinity last week, 90.
Unauthenicated rumors prevail that a con-
siderable force Of rebels are at Big Hill,
l6 miles sonth-, ~. ut Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-15

nH- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
&c., constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. novl0-2m
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Er Sheldon 4 Co., New York, pull

* 'g''N S0'' u W.T. y" u "a, P1U
lish the popular works of Marion Har-
land, entitled, Alone" 1.-THE Hidden
Path, - " Moss Side. i" :. Nemeais, = and
I" Miriam The later is u charming
story of Kentucky, dedicated to Prentice
OF the Louisville journal. For sale by
Ed r. Browneil Main ut.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

- SHlPPERS.
On and after this date no Powder Will be allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission Of the undersigned
any kind of Arms whatever, nor Munitions Of w
lhas also been ordered by the special Agent OF the
Treasury department not TO slow Goods Groceries,
except in limited quantities for family to into
Missouri the souther tier Of Counties. No.
The object Is to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands OF guerrillasin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN ETANNuS,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keoknk.
Ksokuk, Aug. u. 1862
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GF- 1t was fatal mistake in Claget
to reduce the size of his paper, for II wa
this. and not the matter il contained tina
made 1t all respectable.
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Washington, Nov. Ia.
Counterfeits on the Farmers Bank Of
Buck Co.. Pennsylvania, are in circula-
ton
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BH- Col. G. w. Lowrie, ABIDE Camp
to the Governor, starts for Davenport this
morning on business connected with his
Office.
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1S- We are requested to say that the
Sisters of Visitation and the young ladies
Of their Academy offer their services TO
assist in preparing for the sfUnion Fair"
and viii be happy to do any work that is
sent them for the benefit Of our soldiers.
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military Notice.

Once of Provost Marsnsl Aug 80.
Hereafter s4les Of ildos eat.ng lieaoss will be
permitted to enlisted The United States ARMY
inthis city.
Persons selling in violation of this order will be
arrested, and stringent measures taken to proven
repetition OF the onense.
J. N. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
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Washington, Nov. Ia.

hshlDRIOH, NOV. r,
Applications for the entry of goods, un-
accompanied by Consular certificate,
must be made to the Collector and not to
the Treasury Department. Direct i'm
porters, by pursulng,this course, will save
several days delay.
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stock Market.
New York, Nov. IL.
stocks-Closed frmer.
Money--on cali 500 per cent.
Starting ExchAnge-Quiet, l46t4a147.
Gold--l3tt4t3 1872.
Demand koLes--I2SGi25k
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Lecture at the Attn en- q MN.

Philip Snyder Esq, of Quincy, H.,
will deliver Lecture at the. Atheneum,
on Tuesday evening next. at the instance
Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, and
for the benefit Of the sick and wounded
soldiers in our city.
The subject of the Lecture will be "A
Winter on the Nile very popular pro-
duction which has been spoken of in most
enthusiastic terms by the most eminent
men of the country.
From FL lnu BuRKITT, ESQ, the learned
Blacksmith.
New BRrrAIN, COM. !
Sent II. 1852 (
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To LECTURE Committees, &c.

To LECTURE COMMITTEES, NC:
The lecture Of Philip Snyder, Esq, on
winter Scenes on the Nile" is a pro-
duction of very great merit and interest,
and must give him a high rank among
the descriptive writer's Of the day. His
sketches of Nile scenery, and Of the stu
pendous ruins Of Thebes, are series Of
pen pictures so full of life that they seem
like an illumined diorama Of the ancient
river, moving before the eye with all the
mighty monuments OF Egyptian history
passing in their order, and with their vast
proportions and aspects so wildly devel-
eped that one feels as If he were locking
upon the veritable realities themselves.
Then the daily incidents of the voyage,
the manners and customs of the strange
population that inhabit the country, are
given in the happiest style of description
In word il is lecture that blends in.
formation and entertainment mos. felic.
itously, and il admirably adapted TO any
popular audience .
Yours Truly,
EuaU BuRNTr.
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ET Rev. Mr.. Brown, Pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church, having re-
turned home, services may be expected
there at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
49, A good many of our exchanges
of late Come 10 US ''done up brown
the paper being of decidedly secesh
color. Hope it is the fault of the paper
rags aud not the principles.