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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
Fort Monroe, Oct. 10.

hS SsSiopuiS Ia p'Soo Va VIC ioti
says 1000 Yankee prisoners are expected
to arrive in Petersburg for the North.
Wild geese and wild duck are plenty on
the James River, but there are no sports
men to shoot them.
Wheat has declined considerably, being
now held at s. rs per bushel we fear
much trouble and vast suffering from the
scarcity of coal
The Richmond dispatch of Oct. 10th
says, we infer the Fedcrals will soon make
desperate effort TO force iron .clads past
Duryees Bluff.
A battle occurred near Perryville on
the l4th inst. which Kentucky will mourn
for many years. The Federal loss was
heavy. Prentice says it was drawn
battle. The rebel forces fell back six
miles.
VIM. T. Shoemaker, Geo. WEIGH, Peter
HI. Willis and s. Baller, members of Co.
A, lst Maryland cavalry, a Yankee or
ganization, was received at the Confeder
Ate prison yesterday, to be tried for muir
der committed in the valley.
The Richmond Examiner of the It'll
says, the good people of Charleston, 8. c.,
have had a Gel. bralion in their city, bap-
Using marine ram. ladies gunboat. built
there
As Congress has failed to make any en-
actmens about martial law, it follows that
it has no longer any existence in THE
Confederacy, and any attempt to continue
martial law in any form or disguise is in
derogation of the law-making power Of
the government aud in defiance OF the
Constitution.
The Examiner Of the 18th claims the
victory at the battle of Perryville. 1t
says the Federal loss in killed, wounded
and captured was over 10000, the Con-
federate loss 5000.
New York, Oct. 81.
A dispatch, dated Bolivar, October 60,
to the Tribune states the rebels who fol-
lowed General Humphrey back to the
river again picket down to the Potomac.
There is very little picket firing across the
river.
Provost Marshal Capt. J. H. Pell. oil
the lst Mimi, went out with Hancock /
reconnaissance to Charleston and called
on some acquaintance residing there.
When our troops lett Charleston they did
SO very suddenly and it is supposed Capt.
pell was not aware Of THAR exit until the
rebels returned and took him prisoner
No intelligence of him has since been re-
ceivcd.
The Major. Quarter Master, and two
Lieutenants, of tho Ed Mass. were sent
to work on Notifications yesterday for be-
ing found absent from their regiments
without passes in violation of Mcclellan
order.
The report that the army 10 waiting for
the hard frosts is preposterous. The
roads are hard, dry, and in superb con.
dition for marching. The heavy rain,
which render them muddy and difficult
usually commence here about the LIST O
November.
The following is special dispatch to ,
morning paper:
| Fairfax G. H., Oct. 20.
On the return of General Stahps expe
Il Is,snp erra1l y,arfv xvos oor< r,,{ tc-arJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
BY TELE C r i p n.
St. Louis, Oct. 90.

NJ. AUuiSy SCI. w.
Dispatches received at headquarters
from Helena, Ark, to tire 18th inst, re-
port all quiet and the fort nearly compile
ted.
The rebel Gen. Holmes had sent to Gen
Carr, under flag Of truce, communica-
ton falsely assumed, that the US. Gov
ernment, or its Generals, had engaged in
arming the negroes in Arkansas, to which
Gen. Holmes entered emphatic protest.
Gen. Carr promptly responded, telling
him that neither Government or it's Gem
erals had armed negroes-on the contra
~ the Federal troops had been employ ed
in disarning the negroes. and while 30
employed were attacked and position
captured by guerrillas. Gen Carr adds
Whatever may be the policy of my COM
handing officer and the Government,
shall cheerfully follow it out.
In skirmish on the 18th, 19 miles
west of Helena, the National forces cap
tured a Lieut.. Col of the 2lst Texas and
~ privates. The enemy's farther loss is
unknown. Maj. Rice, Of the 4th Iowa,
was taken prisoner. and we had A killed,
6 wounded and Ia missing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
The ELECTION

The returns come in very slow, ana
what we do secure are not entirely relis-
bic, as estimates from precincts not heard
from enter into many OF the reported ma
jorities. The entire Republican State tick
ct is undoubtedly elected by the citizen
vote, and most likely five of the six Con-
gressmen. In the list District, the vote
will give Wilson some 800 majority,
while ia the 4th District Martin, Dem,
has probably a majority, Oh HE home vote.
But. the votes of the regiments will more
than counterbalance any msjorlties the
Democrats may get at home.
The following table presents = summa-
ry of the majorities Of the counties heard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
New York. Oct. 81.

new OrK, Oct. II.
The boiler in the Touring mill, So
Greenwich ST., exploded this morning,
killing four and seriously scalding some
half dozen persons. Three or four are
also said TO be missing in the ruins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
GEN. FREMONT IN ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Oct. I'll.

The friends Of Gen. Fremont last night
welcomed his return TO this city in q
great serenade. From to 500 people
we're present. and the reception was in ev-
cry respect cordial and enthusiastic. In
response to repeated calls the General ap-
peared and made few remarks referring
to his former visits to this city. stating
that the principal object Of his visit now
vas to be present 1t the trial Of his friend
and fellow soldier Gen. McKinstry, be-
lieving ~ be did the assaults upon him
were made solely because he felt it IN
honest duty to stand by the side Of his
chief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
Boston. Oct FL.

Boston, Oct Fl.
John A. Andrew has written accepting
the nomination Of the Republicans for re-
election.
II u sisted that Gen. Devins will nc.
cept the Peoples Union nomination for
Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22

On the return of General Stahps expe-
dition small party was sent out towards
Bristow's Station. rs it was understood =
force of the enemy was there. During
last evening three Of the party returned
and reported the rest had been cut Off
This story was soon after proved false by
the arrival of the remainder Of the party
without having received any injury. They
had been attacked near Catlett's Station
by about twice their number, and engag-
ing them at close quarters and succeeded
in checking their further advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
vess 81 the An Xswa.

Commissioner, from Glepwood, We are
enabled to present the vote Of the 4th In
fantry. II is Of the same character with
the votes Of the ether regiments. and the
9TH adds to it, former excellent record by
casting strong Republican vote Of ak to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-22
CAMP LINCOLN, Oct. 30, 1862.

j. Is. HOWELL, Eso.-Sir We the
undersigned. irrespective of party. being
. committee of two appointed from each
company Of the seth regiment Of Iowa
volunteers have witnessed with extreme
regret that, in giving the election retui ms
of the different Iowa regiments in your
issue of this Monday morning, you have
seen tit to class the vote as Republicun
and Tory. Notwithstanding very large
majority of the seth regiment is kspub-
lican in principle. Is attested by the vote,
yet We feel justly indignant that those
loyal men who have proven their LOYALTY
by answering to the call of their country
in its hour OF need, and who now stand
shoulder to shoulder in the ranks Of the
army with Republicans, should be stigma
tized as Tories, which has been regarded,
in orr present troubles, a. a synonym for
Traitors.
You, Sir, are public journalist. and to
q greater or less extent, ould and should
control public sentiment. You are, there
fore, capable of welding, more or
less, beneficial or injurious influence in
the community, and We have just cause
for fearing that. by applying such an
epithed rs Tories to those loyal Democrats
now in the field perrilling their lives for
their country, betrays vindictive parti-
ran spirit which will serve to ALLEVIATE and
estrange, rather than TO bind together the
patriots of all parties in this our country's
trying ordeal.
We would respectfully and earnestly
admonlsh you as journalist, having in
view your country's veal, 10 use your in
fuence in conciliating party animosiiy-
70 bind up and heal, instead Of tearing
agspe old party wounds. by applying such
opprobrious epithets to men who have en-
listed in their country's service.
Hoping that you will give this an In
sertion in the Gate City, us nm act Of JUS
tee, at your earliest convenience, We re-
main, respectfully yours, DC,
J. B. Gearey, Capt. Go. l.
G. K. Huston, LIT Lieut.. Co. l.
II. 9. May, LIST Lieut.. Co. +.
Sohn N. Wright, I'd Lieut.. Go. F
d. G. Campbell, Capt. Co. G.
w. NJ, AcCreary, ist Lieut.. q.
". Clifton, Il: Lieut.. CO. H
John Walker, LIST Lieut.. Co. A.
III. J Barner. Capt Co. A.
A. W. Miller, lat Lieut.. Co. G.
x. Z. Morrison, ed g"
John Webb, LIST Lieut.. Co. X.
Geo. Hickenloper, ed Serg. Co. X.
VIM. Mahon, Capt Co. Il.
q. II Warden, LIST Lieut.. Co. Z.
". r. Sharp, I'd Lieut.. Co. Ii.
Il. y. Hale, Capt. Co. d.
Baylias, Isl Leut. Go. ID.
u. L. Joy, Capt. Go. b.
J ii. AeVey, I'd Lieut.. Co d.
CoAAiTTEx.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
uENRy b. HERTs, JR., AuCTIONEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD 4 CO
PEREMPToRY SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Being the property family declining Housekeeping
THURSDAY, Oct. 80 At l0k O'clock,
the oil the story house 81 West Twenty
street. seventh avenue consisting Of Paror and Bed
Furniture Carpets Bookcases Sofas Lounges Manel
Ware Kitchen Utensils Chandelier, Gas Pendants Back
ats Ac 6c together with assortment 0 Family Grocer
les, Sugars Wines Teas Coffee Spices, Liquors &C. &C.
Catalogues on morning OF sale on the premises Or at our
Office. 40 Roadway.
Terms cash funds.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

HENRY ID. MINER AUCTIONEER-GALLERY 81
III Nassau street opposite the Post once.-MINER SO
hERvILLE will sell At auction Thursday October 80 at
lection Of original modern Oh Pa ntings, Of the English,
sn.h AWeEean sna bsgsn SCHOOLS sm1ng whcn ate aae
pecras Lempuns viroa Con.urier II Hoter ca[eIhonss
Geo. James NJ Carter, A. W Warren, II. Wenzler W.
r. Dana A. Van Brest W. Nichols, DE Muner, A. Hulk,
DddaeTt and others ayorably known To the art public
They now exhibition and worthy the attention OF
cODn0isseurs
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
uENRY b. HERTs, JR., AucTIONEER.
IA BY HENRY WOOD co.
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT.
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, At Il O'CLOCK. AT THE

ON fkipAf, oSToBEk 81 AZ T u pU.hh0Gh, AT The
HENRY WOOD co. will sell above. the balance
Cabinet Makers Association all of which
has manufactured for hrst class city trade and IL
guaranteed OF the best quality The stock comprises In
part elegant rosewood walnut and mahogany rarlor SUITS
Chamber Suits, Etageres Book and Music Stands Ward
robes Centre Side and 0rk Tables Chess Tables
4c Also walnut oak and mahogany Bufets, Extension
Dning Tables, Library and Dining Room Furniture, Hall
on Paintings: Mante Ornaments. Vases, Clocks Silver
Plated Ware &c Parties in want of really Brst class turn
Will do well attend the sale, the whole will be dis
posed without close the estate BY order
Of the Supreme Court Catalogues will be ready early on
he morning Of sale Parties residing out Of the city can
pense The goods view at the salesrooms 40
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

A uCTION NOTICE-ERNST ROTH, AUCTIONEER.-
"A An extraordinary opportunity Tor housekeelers and
The trAdeThe elegant Household Furniture the four
residence us Clinton place West Eighth street, between 5th
and 9th will be sold public auction this Thurs
Aayl afternoon Oct 80 at O'Clock precisely consisting OF
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets: Pianofore.
TEL plush and green silk marble Tables Etaseres
and Lace Curtains Shades Bronze Clocks China Vases
Parlor Ornaments, Turkish Arm Chairs Lounges Recep
Chairs Corner and Book Stands Chandeiiers
and mahogany Bedssads Bureaus, Washsands Hair and
Clocks. Sofa Beds, Tea and Extension Tables Side
board Cut Glass and China Ware, Table Cutlery Silver
Ware Hall Stand, two Chairs TO match. &c, &c Sale
positive.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
JS II. LUDLOW ArcTIoSEER

L II. LUDLOW, ATrTIOSEER.
IA. EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BOND
AND MORTGAGE, BONDS &c-E. II LUDLOW co.
Will sell ut auction Thursday Oct 90 ssG1 at i2 O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange saesroom Iii Broadway, By
order Of the executors % the late rn.mas Cumming
BONDS-Nortsern Railroad Co. New jersey, So 0N
BONDS AND MORTGAGES on los asd Improvements,
northwest Tenth fweutv.syth street
made by james Moore Thomas Cuuimins $1,000 Pay.
able May l. 1865
GAY sTREET-Eght three story brick Houses. Nos O. H.
r. H. H. 15 and I? Gay street between waverey place
and Christopher street
TWELFTH AvENUE-Fonr Lots Twelfth avenue.
southeast OF Tay second street with right
exterior line.
THiRTY.sEcoND sTREET-Three LUs on sosaheriy
side OF Thirty second srrei adjoining Twefth Lots
the
IIlTH AND IicTH sTaEETs-s1 Lots on IAN and ils,h
streets, between Nirsh aud Tenth
COUNTRY SEAT AT ES0Pus "A vslaa bile Country Seat
Esopus Ulster county adjoining the country Ro
l.. Pell Esq., land
having about quarter ID y mile froui river. Good
dwelling houses barn, houses and other buildings
and Furniture had II partiOlars
apply the Office OF the Auctioaees No Pue street.
Jt5ffN DEEHAM, at the o0lce OF J. \ W. Denham IA
Ii ghth avenue, corper nf Sixteenth street.
JOHN DENHAM Exerutoss of Es,ai. o Z
GCMEIN9 n en- M
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

uEKRY IL. LEEDS co, hUCTIoNEFR --sIIF SALE
ii ef Furniture Wines, Ac. advertised this day aud
morrow No yq Fitth avenue, viii not tax placp la
~onra ~ the eaure esbb sbmsu, having 6.tp
posss of st pr az ssls
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
A UcTIoN NoTlCE.-R W. wEsTCoTT, AUCTIoNEER
h An extraordinary opportunity for

"A An extraordinary opportunity for
Housekeepers, Hotel Keepers and parties in
want Of fne Furniture. Over Sl2. .O00 worth OF
Elegant Household Furniture 10 be sold
~ la2 West Tweny-frst street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, this day (Thursday) commencing 2
o'clock Every article in the house which completely
elegantly furnished throughout will be perempory sold
senssng OF elegant solid rosewood Parlor Suits broca
and French magnificent Piano.
1orte rich Mirrors Eageres Centre and Pier Tables
Scent Mantel Vases Bronzes, Ornaments. &C. with
plete and valuable Paror, Chamber Dining
Rovm Basement and Library Furniture; Bedseads, Bu-
Washstands Mirrors Clocks Beds and Bedding Cur
tAns, Shades rich Glass Ware, French Bohemian
China Silver Ware, Sofa Beds, Carpets &C. Sale rain
shine. Catalogues at house. Goods to oe removed
ipmediatey.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

II OoLToN, AucTIONEER LARGE AND ELEGANT
sae q Hoasehod farngre n ress % oon ,ras M
CnrtAanA Psrlor SuiSs Brussels ssd Three,py SasPes
Silver Ware China Glass Ware, two Iron saisA &C. S
r. COLTON will sell this Thursday. October ~ a. IVY
O'Clock AZ iG3 Prince street. b.tween Greene an ana h
Of the house ~ VIII empfsce
every kind ~ custom Parlor Suits rich secretaries
Bookcases marble top Dress Bureaus, Centre Gard
aad Sofa Tables French mahogany and black wAnut
Bedsssds Wasbslsads, Hair Mattresses large French
Pier Mirrors kinds oi Carp u ana
laoths rch Chandeliers. Lace Curtains and CorDices
Silver aud Plated Ware, China and Glass Ware Kitchen
Furniture Refrigeraors, de., &c Also, two Iron Safes
also elegant black walnut, brass bound
Safes for family Catalogues early this morning
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
u JohNE VAN ANTWERP's son; Anctionesr @
No II MURRAY STREET,
THIS DAY. OCTOBER, 80,

10 O'Clock.
The entire Of Retail Store removed from the Eighth
avenue, for convenience Of sale, itAf
EMBRACING
Hand Panel Rip saws Blue Back and Iron atto c. g.
Files Bastard Mill Saw and Tapers Ginblet Point screws
Bolts, Brass and Iron Til Locks, Chest and Draw do,
Cottage Rim and Mortce Locks Cupboard Catches Brass
goods Cork Screws Gimblets Butts and Hinges Ca Nas
Tacks finishing Nails. Brads Angurs, and Angur Bi,ts.
Curry Combs Hammers Shnalng Hatchets Axes Boxwood
Rules Iron Squares Avis and Awl HATS Screw Turns,
Compasses Hasps and Staples, Hooks, Screw Eyes. Com
pass Saws Knobs, Gauges Planes Coffee Mills Brushes
Padlocks, Table and Pocket Cutlery Ball rwine Mats Lead
Pencils Brana Lamps Casters Plated goods, Iron Hollow
Ware, Tin Wooden. do, Hand and Tea Bells, &c.
United States Muskets, Angular Bayonets. Percussion
Locks also invoice Of warranted Cast Seel Files Ameri
can The whole be for of whom it may
Terms Cash. City funds.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
FINE ARTS.
WV :. KELLY,
WATERBURY,. CONN.

WIN 8 KELLY -
Operator and Manufacturer OF Melapoype pic
tnfcs for medals tlasps buttons wery orba
mens toys ppes ke Accurate Portraits fufDshes with
or without rims of all military and Other prominent orarac
lers OF every she and form AlsJ FLEXIBLE Pictures
slctb and kptber
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
IrDwARD sCHEScx AUcTToNfTR
II SECOND HAND gURNRURE,
By EDWARD scHENcK.
This osy, Oct. ~ at lg.s oslogs q his saiescems

Gro o HAyDoCW AucrIoSEER R-EARrHENwARE
" and ul.ssats. Robert HAMMOCK, At lofts n
tty Chambers street, Thursday October 30 10
O'Clock -four months' credit hs entire sok "a iobhng
house clotinr business Z =
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

TOaN E. VAN ANTWERP'S SON, ACCTlONEER-
81 Saesroom No. II Murray street, will sell this day
October 80 at II O'Clock hfiyseven Cooking and othe,
Stove Fixtures Boilers, Pots &c. all having selected
expressly for the city retail business Terms cash. city
funds
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
JDwARD sINTzkNICH AUcTIoNEER -sToCK o
u ELEGANT CUSTOM MADE HOUSEHOLD FuRNl

By D. W. IVES CO.. al the spacious marble store sS
Rcadvsy Iious,on This Taursday iol c.k
rsS a.d - PAM sa aousSod Srn %saasesr.a n ss
Ss n sc s raas sS pso psro %
ed in FKncA broSe E,ase,es Card Tables Music sasas
Toilet Tables &e &c Large assortment u chsmbe, suis
including ,rs.Is rse sad pain s.s Sssk wa.
Arf1oires Lounges Chars Ae ming Rooss Library
sidebosrds Buffet Erension Tsoies Booseses se re.
tsry do Han Tsues STANDS k.oss and srse "
rets trade ~arrsnt'i ~ way aud ~i
.aa s,soe;.s rads Lsae, wish,pr I. sYsma. ~. os
vii meet Win ever attention.
EDWARD SIYTZEHIEH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
row (Frdayj Al clok al is asd ISL Brosdway bssn
MAR Years oa ssuna knd aud en,e gooa -'.tea and
A. IN hne condition. goJc as desirable, wn
sos eessn bay aors, sooa s., horse Years Oh snS
and gentle and sorud N every way BnrsA good assor
stsnty on hand ~ private safe
~ SECOND HAND YURNRURE
No"ioAo' 'NA By EDWARD scHENcK
rhs o's Oct 81 ss n5R,sp%AY 5 f,Sss = ns 'a'e'o'"s
largo assor~ ~ncrt Household Furniture Carpets &C
Tar9r sits Centre Table Freach Tsate Per and Mspe
Mirrors y7lye Brussels Three,py and ,nsran Csspes
snsneled Bedroom SUITS, Dressing Bureaus French Bed
asa nss's ssss.f Sea,nsr ssas BSisas fows Psa.s
Tahg S.ts Gas Chandeliers, Loungcs Sofa Bed, OAK and
Badeis Diring cbsiis god band Window SHADES, Floor
clph Man,e VASES, walnut Hat Racks Hall Chairs China,
= : 'S'''' - : ~ 4 : "SSsf soEfIs, Mortgage
" ana glssssrs-RS RsBERT GaYnocK, a. iof,s 4
lay Chsmbers street, Thursday, October 30 al 10
bouss elosinf business.
TIEKRy u. LEEDS A co, tUCTIoNEER -aHE SALE
Jl FaSni,are Wires ae advprised for his dsy aud
son~sa " NE eatre essp sbmsu, having 6stp
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA MEETING OF THE sTABLEMEN EMPLOYED
IA by the Second Avenue Railroad Company the following
resolution was unanimously adopted ed:-.,
Resolved That the Of ourselves and families de-
mand that should receive remuneration for
labor OF hours per day the small pance OF eighty
and that demand from the said company
dollar day and that shall refuse to do more work
until said company complies with request and pay
much any other railroad company in the city
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

4 UCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE
"A hold Furniture, Carpets, &c-M DOUGHTY will sell
this day at l0 O'Clock. the salesroo 79 Nassau street.
large assortment of Household Furniture comprising wal
and mahogany Parlor Suits covered and hair
cloth Secretary and Library marble Centre
Pier and Sofa Tables Brussels Tapestry, Ingram Vel
yet Carpengs large assortment Extension Dining Ia
bies Dining Chairs, Dressing Bureaus, Washsands Bed.
sseAds, Hair Mattresses, Wardrobes, Lounges. DC.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

vIrANTED-A 0@QD BLACK AND TAN TBRRtFR
w Dog Addyes W q Uirbcocs, y2 Bvped~sy. uird
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE JOURNEYMEN CAR.
IA will be held 1876 Bowery, Friday October
the present low Of wages and he high
OF life punctual attendance 10
reQues other branches of mechanics
vied. BY order Of the Carpenters Union.
VIM MITTEN, President
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

~ r. TRAvER. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO 10
~. Chatham street, will sell this lOls O'Clock,
b Oliver street OF Oak Counters Pumps
Fatu.es Kegs Scales Glass Case Ice Box Stoves Chairs
S-reen Soap, Starch Candles Spices, Liquors. &c.
nAvID d. EGAN AUCTIoEEER. WILL SELL THIS
j. day. al l01s clock the Furniture the house $ Bed
ford, Carmne street, consisting Of Carpets 0cothS
Stair Rods, Bureaus, Bedsteads Bosters Pillows Beds
Mattresses Chairs Tables Books, EngIavings Looking
Glasses, Washstznds Rockers, Lamps, Vases Re[rgerau
Closets Tubs Pals China, Crockry, Glass &c, ~. Sale
poastiye
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

VxvANTED-A FIRST CLASS DOUBLE BARREL,
wv Duck Gun lrteei barrels preferred Price must be low
Address Charles Morrel bon 32e0 Nsw YorK Pos, oDee
s1stina maker and price.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

(yRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. OCT. TO- 1904
~ Unpaid Water Rens-Notice il hereby given that =
further penalty of VIII be added TO all unpaid
Water Rents the first OF November next.
WM q. RHODES, Water Registrar
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

BOGART. AUCrIONEER-BY 8 h J. BOGART.
u This day. al l0h O'clock at No 55 Sixth avenue. the
effects of Babers Shop and Bath Rooms consisting Of
four Barbers Chains IN crimson plush nve French plate
Mirrors marble top Washstand, with plated seven
marole Sabs with Brackets, Counter Showcases,
Ssar Case six Oil Paintings Cup Case Jars Bottles three
hers, two Clocks DC
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

UCT1ON NOTICE.-A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLOR
"A Suit. covered with French satin, and
hrocaie cost S22 will be sold tor Sl~o: do for $S5:
two black walnut Suits, covered in reps; and lot
Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture win DC sold
great sacrifice Tor eash Apply ll9 West Eighth
(Clinlon place., between Fifth and Sixth
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

n :. Ia NINTH, WILL SELL THIS
n. day al l0ls o'clock, The entire Furniture family
giving housekeeping the private residence IL Ninth
street Third avenue Sale positive Deposits required
from every purchaser
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23
Stopped Worrying and began to
Laugh.

A clerical friend, at celebrated watering
place, met a lady who seemed lowering on
the brink Of tho grave. Her checks were
hollow and wan, her manner 'listlcss, her
step languid, and her brow wore the severe
contraction so Indicative both Of mental and
physical suffering, SO that she was to all OBJ
servers IN object Of sincerest pity.
Some years afterwards he encountered this
same lady, but 80 bright, and fresh, and
youthful, SO full Of hcalthful buoyancy, and
go joyous in expression. that he questioned
himself if he had not deceived himself with
regard to identity.
"ls it possible" said he, "that I SEQ bc-
fore me Mrs. -, who presented such q
doleful appearance at the springs, several
years ago3"
"The very same"
Sand pray tell me, madam. the secret Of
your cure3 What means did you use to at
tain to such vigor OF mind and body, to such
chccrfulness and rejuvcnationf"
"a very simple remedy" returned she.
with a bcaming face. "I stopped worrying.
and began to laugh; that was all"