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Anrtrons.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
~ GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY,
FANCY ARTICLES AT AUoTION.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
~ GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY,
FANCY ARTICLES AT AUCTION,
at the Auction House of PUTNAM & CLARK Main Street
commencing THURSDAY EVENING, Nav sth, 1852
ana continuing every evening this week and next all
is not sold
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine the Goods during the daytime and they
may purchase at VERY Low PRICES if they nIr ase
All Goods shall prove satisfactory OF money refunded
auction sale will commence each evening at "a
O'Clock, PUTIN AM Is CLARK Auctioneers
Worcester, May s. 1862 dtf
BY CURTIS NEWTON, SOUTHBORO'
A SSlGNEES SALE OF REAL ES-
"A TATE IN SOUTHBORO' MASS-Wil be sold at
Public auction. the 2l.t Instant at ten O'clock M
belonging to the estate of Joseph Burnett as follows
viz: -
The farm, formerly belonging to Dea Gabriel Parker
subject TO mortgage of $780, consisting about forty
acres ON Saw-Ml HILL so called about fifty-six acres
mg between the town road and the county road,
win the buildings thereon; and about ty-seven acres
N ing east Of said new county road with barn thereon
aDout twelve acresf near the OF said Parker
idInl, upon which there IS no mortgage
ABOUT nVe acIes. formerly belonging to Trowb dge
pri5hul Esq, situated on the new county road
ABOUT hye and Il half acres, lying north of the old
ou1hS ROAD anu between lands Of Geo. Rowland ESQ
anu i yea leter ray, known as the Marsh Lot"
lane containing about forty seven square rods north
of the Marsh Lot" i0''' MUM
The premises occupied NV Josrnh Rprnott co,
tanning about fifteen of land with budnrs there
on, subject to no mortgages ~
By order of GEO. S HtI.LARD and TIFO MFTCAIF
Assignees ~
Terms cash Further particulars at time and nlacc of
sale. dot 'mviA
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anmhl traitor on the estate Of j. H. KNI9Hrs
late OF worcester, deceased have apponte IF,rs
iAfk Esq, my asent, to collect al notes and accounts
dur me estate, and have authorized him to use nv
name ~ collecting The same All persons Indebted 10
sid estate are requested To Immediate nnvnent IL
him at his office No Central Exchange 800 "
-, SAMUEL dANILrON. Admir-
Worcester, May Z, 1867 DIST eoJtf ~ n'rii
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice 4 here.

by given that have been duly appointed Assignee
% the estate OF ORNON n. HEATH. Of Worcester in
the county OF worcester insoyent debtor The second
etg OF the creditors OF said lnsOvent debtor Will
W helu a Tue Court of Insolvency Worcester IN sa1
Oouhty OF orcesIcr. on the lay N Nav
~ zen clock in the forenoon at which meet
h's creullors may be present aud prove their claims
Worcester, May 3, 1862 ga ~ H. AssiS d.S;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-16
GRAPE VINES For SAIF Ion

Craze Vines in fine order emb aeinr Hartford pro-
nhc, Concord uana. RebtccR, MOI them Musrntne
Union / asc, &c; also, choice Roses Verb mas and
tomato Plants tor sale by the subscriber Appv at Tho
Green House on Gardcn street, of Lnconlsreet
hyS ui MM \. WHEELER.
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METHODIST BOOKS FOR SALE.

w The lJOWng DOORS are Tor sac az VeTy resOhaDIe
prices.
SERMONS by Rev. Richard Watson, in two volumes
octave as published by the Methodist Book Concern
New FORK city.
1892 1885, and 1884 with the portraits Of Amlnus and
other prominent Methodist preachers, including Bsh-
op Roberts, and Rev. Dr. WILDER Fisk.
These are all second hand volumes in excellent condl.
ton, and they will be sold cheap
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I ON G ORTH'S WINES,
CINCINNATI, O.
Sparkling, Crimant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

lnese wines, already known pure delicious and
heuHIHt, nave of late been greatly improved by expert
ehceu hands broup ht from the champagne country In
mayor and bouquet, sparkle aud vi osy they compare
the bulk of those to this country the Iuestnnble
advantage of being dbso'attiy pu.e spurious wines
have been extensively sold under Mi linz WORMS
- ,.,ar
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NEW GLASSES IN DRAWING AND

v PAINTING.-MISS Z. T.. EMMONS, successor TO
Misses Robinson 4 Gardner teacher at the Academy
o. Fine Arts. viii commence n class in Drawing for
Children WEDN ESnAf Afternoon. Anil 80 at two
O'Clock; tuition 81 for twelve lessons For older pupils:
tuition in Drawa 81 oil Painting $40 For tuition in
other STYLES OF Drawing and Painting inquire at the
Academy OF Fine Arts. whc the public are invited to
examine specimens OF work executed by Miss Emmons
NJ. | ROBINSON,
ap3O diff n CApilNFR
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Nomination for Senator.
NEW HAVEN, May 15.--The union and re-
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Aotrets.
a SSIGNEE'S NOTIcp

~ N7N0I = y III , NNJTT(iE WoDruorrr
N apIiHe ih,fa Getting the creditors ~ AARoY
Debtor viii h. bai ~ ~ IN said county an Insolvenf
ceT ~ saa COUNTY on The twenty dav ~ Me-
credtors ma be present and prove their eisn
lhe Assignee hereby gives notice that his irs
receipts, pa ments services in trfn In sad s, VI
now OF fe IN The Registry of Insolvency at Werces
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w ORCES TER ACADEMY.
w Rev. II. STONE, A. N. M d. Prineinal

The summer Quarter commences on MONDAY the
l2h inst, when all its students, and such Ms desire its
advantages, are requested TO be Application or
inquiries may be made personally at the institution
Lincoln Square; or by mail. d7ts nVg
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ALSO FOR SALE:
PARoCuTAL SERMONS. (Not Methodlst1 by john
Henry Newman, D. d., Vicar of ST. Mary tho Virgins
oNiorl &c, &c, in large octave volumes
Inquire at this Office
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.ORCESTER GAS LIGHT COM

PANY.-lhe 1t 'ckholdcrs are heroic notified
that meeting Will he held ON MONDAY. Nav H. al "
clock o. M, at tho Office of the COinpanv, Lincoln
street 70 see 1t the corporation will increase the capital
times aud bv what nstalmcnis
by order Of the DircctrOs
WILLIAM CROSS.
N.Y. distn Clerk of tho Cnrnnrafion
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M uSlC, MUSIC. - The undersigned
IA beg leave to inform the citizens of Worcester and
WEI ny that they have on hand and a constantly re.
cevlns all the new and popular usic the dav Violin
Guitar and Bass Vip strings the best quqlitv n good
assortment of Musca Merchandise, which we viii sell
very low Tor CASH also instruu cntS let Of all kinds
instruments repaired, tuned, Thankful for INST IA
Vors, hope by strict attention to business TO merit
continuance IF the sume
No 2O7 Main street, W rcesior Msss
II. C. ADAMS.
HlyI2 deodtf A. W. SAWN Err, Agent
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VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS,
of the very hest quality Including
Italian, French and German Violin stlirRs.

Also, the celebrated Red sS Guitar String constantly
on hahd and y sale by J. A. DolMAN,
myl4 dtf 2O9 MnIn strict
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VNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of The

= Milbury SAVINGS Bank Corporation will be held on
TUESDAY, 9th inst, AZ o'clock NJ at the rooms Of
the Mtlbury Bank. for the ec' officers and for
inc transaction ofany other business NAV properly
come before them. d. a TWO0D Treasnrnr
Millbury, May 10, 1862. dt2Tth myi0
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NJ ANIED-An American woman. TO
w take the cntire charge of f,r,p b,,,so a, -,
make butter from twenty cows. For an eSperienced
hand this will be made desirable position if,best of
recommendations TO character Bnd ability rcairsd
Address, Immediately, Box "a scarborough Mass ~
ap22 dlt&w3t
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TEAM BOiLERS--Made of best stock
ana "9fk nanship, and uc the most approved con.
uuto iu economy and saiet t-made under the super
r,p h Ui 1aes Russell whose work has given the
H'4 u'W@Met RICE, BARrON, & co.
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1Nants.
Eg- SEE FIRST PAGE.

SITUATION WANTED-To do cook
~ Ing orgencfal housework. Apply at No 2s Winter
otItSl. uJlt lnNlh
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE STEAMSHIP
ORIENTAL, FROM FORT ROYAL.
New York Jan. Ia

New efk, IAN IL.
Twelve vessels were awaiting storage
for the cargoes at Port Royal, and new
store houses were to be Immediately con-
strncted. Our force at Tybee has been
increased some 800, from Port Royal.
Fort Pulaski kept firing, and one man
had been killed. A skirmish took place
between part of Gen. Sherman's force
on the main land, on the 9Th, resulting in
serious loss to the rebels, besides seven
prisoners Commodore Dupont had sent
1000 men to reinforce Gen ShernRn, to
make active operations on the Railroad
between Savannah and Charleston, aud
had severely censurcd Gen. Sherman for
want Of activity.
Relnforcements are daily arriving at
Port Royal, and all the troops are in good
health, eager for a fight. Progress is be-
ing made in the rendition of cotton. and
negroes are continually arriving.
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Wfscons SIN Affairs.

Madison, Jan, 10.
The Legislature convened Yesterday
Gov. Haryey's message first alludes to To-
cal matters and the healthy financial con-
dition Of the State. In reference to the
war tax to be levied, he says the loyal peo-
pie Of Wisconsin do not value property,
or life itself, weighed against the existence
of the Government which has so long
blessed and protected them in both. He
recommends economy and wise admins
tration to meet this tax; recommends the
introduction of military tactics and drill
inpublic schools, strongl y urges memo
rial to Congress for the esta blishment Of
an armory, naval and arsenal depot at Md
waukee, its capacious harbor, water
power, cheapness of ship material and ac
cessible position rendering 1t the best
point on the lakes.
Abiding to the rebellion he says.
Surely n few lessons more will teach US, if,
indeed, We be not already taught, to un-
derstand what treason mems, to regard
these rebels with that horrid aversion
which the royalist holds to the regicids.
They are the attempted reslcldes OF the
best government under heaven. The con-
test must come to be fought on tie prin-
ciple that the protection of the Union
alone gives saCredHcss to soil or insfitu-
items; no soil, person or species OF proper
ty have any sacredness or claim to regard
outside of the Constitution and in rebel
lion against the laws. Slavery is more
over the interest which the plottcrs for
a Soathern monarchy have played upon to
alarm and unite their section until that
whole people have gone mad upon it
Conservatism or politics cannot save 1t
now from the doom which awaits ii
Whether it finds It's fate in the struggle,
or dies lingering OF It's wounds, is yet in
the order of Providence aud not to be d.
re.ted by our impaiience-
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-glaekweed says There is
perhaps no American newspaper idiom
more offensive to English taste than the
constant use Of this word female to de-
note woman The late lamented Sir
Morgan O. Dougherty laid it down as one
of his maxims, that it was never used in
this sepse by any man above the rank
of ]. chimney sweep Mr.. Bartlett notes
the constant recurrence of the term in
the popular press with very just repro
baton it sounds uapleasaHttlyy, as he OBJ
serves, as if referring to an animal. 1t is
satisfactory to learn that the House OF
Delegates in Maryland, in the year 1889,
in the discussion Of bill to protect the
property of unmarried females, Though
one il sorry TO hear that such bill was
necessary struck out the offensive word
aud inserted women.
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The Question IL cs IN ed ms 10 Mhcrhs
CIR anybody was killed mt the Bonn.
hn I'd .trmt of sumter.


Hilton Head cefras ondsnce n 4: Y: Tribune j
The question, ii it be question, con-
corning the loss OF life at Charleston from
the guns at Fort Sumter, may receive
some help toward an answer from the tes
timony Of an Old negro now on the island
who was not in Charleston at the time,
could have impossible communication with
the Anrlhernars before the arrival of our
troops, did not know that there was any
doubt on the point, and Of course had no
motive to manufacture or exaggerate the
Information received by him through the
mysterious channels oil negro communlca-
ton.
In answer 10 question, by an officer,
whether he was at, or knew anything
about that bombardment, he repeated
what he had heard, that a great many OF
''his masters were killed, especially on
board the floating battery; and surprised
| By the statement that no lives were lost,
he exclaimed with emphasis, eff yon ever
enter Charleston. massa, and want to see
whether anybody was killed, you so to
| Morris Island and see the ro,rs ofgraves.
In addition to which he gave the story of
| a young slave on ncighboring plantation
whose master served in the artery. The
| slave was sent by the mother Of his mar
| ter TO Charleston with some message or O
ascertain their fate, and, being permttt d
to visit the battery, discovered and rceos-
nized the body, from which NEST Of the
head had been blown of Returning
home with this account he wasthreaten, d
with death II lie revealed it, was finally
imprisoned on suspicion, and has not
since been heard of While on this sub
/ Ieet | mas mention u statement made 10
ne on board the Bienyile, By naval
officer recently escaped from the South,
who also gave me many interesting par
tculars on other points which have per-
mission to print, aud hope to send hereas-
I ter lie was living in town in Ala
bama of about $500 inhabitants. On
the Gay Of the bombardment telegram
/ from Charleston was posted in the town,
announcing that they had opened fire on
/ sumter that Major Anderson was re-
I spending with a fire Of terrific force, =
and that some 400 had already been
killed on their side. The bulletin re-
manned for an hour or two, and was then
torn down, and contradiction published
in its place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
DlPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and asngp Diseases Trasks
Magnetic oininentis an un;aing remedy II esed in
sessen. Apply tfttis 10 the Threat Chest
" iii hat aaanr. his Ointment has been before
tAaFutc owes 20 year,, and iis constant. Increasing
deniad las established ils reputation as suts E.ut
LsnImebtin all cases where soothing and reaxilg
remedy ~ required, particularly IN khe amasin, Men,
rnlg.A Inflammation Of Tie liz ella aid Eiane5 spi-
nal affections, Sore Eyes Barns, Files, NuuHds and
Bruises
seo last psge also pamphlet With agent, and around
each bottle
sold by all Druggists. Price - cents
us2e4 a44dsea ae44 II A i4sseH Whole
saie Agent. No al Main ST., keehak le~s,
detl3%dlm~et
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Minnesota Affairs.

ST. Paul, Jan. ..
Gov. Ramsay was indicted to-day into
his second term OF Office His message
shows a prosperous condition Of the State
finances. Minnesota has raised four full
regiments Of infantry, three companies Of
cavalry and one of artillery--numbering
4,400 men. A fifth regiment is forming
The State how sends to the defence of the
nation force greater than her whole
population in 1850. He recommends
military training in schools. La eoaclu-
sion he says: All which the laws of war
aud self-preservation warrant must be
made to fall upon the crimes Of the Grim
inals Of this infamous rebellion, evea, If
necessary, to the extinction OF human
slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
xxxvu. CONGRESS FIRST SESSION
Washington, January 10.

W aaAAus9 toi, udHddi ~.
HorsE.-Thc speaker laid before the
House letter from the Secretary Of War,
in which he says he has the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of the resolution
adopted on the 9th inst, to the effect that
the answer Of the department to the rcso-
luton passed on the SECOND day of the SEES
sion is not responsive and satisfactory to
the House requesting further answer.
Thr Secretary has now to state that meas
ures have been taken to ascertain who is
responsible.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, the COM
munication was referred to the Joint Com.
nlittee on the conduct of the war.
On motion of Mr.. Blake, a resolution
was adopted, calling for the number Of
Paymasters in the army and how many are
necessary He remarked, there IS large
number of Paymasters without duties to
perform and that many Of them are in
competent. His desire was that they shall
be dismissed.
The House resumed the consideration
of the civil appropriation bill.
SENATE Several petitions were pre-
scented for the emancipation of slaves.
Mr.. Browning introduced a bill to pro.
vide for the establishment of a military
post at Quincy, iii
Mr. Lane, OF Kansas, rose to personal
explanation, and read an article in TIN
New York Herald, saying that the Senat.
had been engaged in discussing the cast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
rIHROAT AND LUNGS.

Al this season OF the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome livery family suouid have safe and
certain remedy al hand. Rsrspn.'s Hive Syrup aud
ipia 10 the very thing Ii Is not only pleasant for
children 10 lake. hut IL = epriHin for Group,
Nboorlug Cough, Bronchitis, asthma, Coughs and all
affections ~ Abe Throat and Langr.
Sold by all Druggists. rriee - cents
Orders may be addressed to J. r. Wilkinson, Whole.
sale Agent, No. 81 Aain-sl., keokuk, lows.
aecIadimwat
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THE RIOT IN CAKBONNEIs.
St. Johns. N. T.. Jan. 10


The excitement at Carbonner is intense
aud increasing. Several stores were
broken iuio last night, and arms md am
munition distracted Reinforcements are
still arriving. 1t is doubtful if the mill
tary will be able to prevent a collision
much longer.
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M AR. WAR;! WAR!!.

All persons keeping or bssing for sale, any OF
kieds OF Munitions of such Guns, Pistols Re-
yoivers and all klndsof Ammaniiion are moi
10 sell 10 any person without the
signed This order must be strictly complied with
nude penalty offorteitipg all articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN STANAus.
liyi3d suryeyorPori OF X eokak
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rtA. At a Cabinet meeting, lasting frol

pA-At Cabinet meeting, lasting from
s to II o'clock, Monday night, a joint
committee on the conduct of the war was
present, and urged the necessity Of a
movement by the army. Wade and 9TH
ers used the strongest language. Singu-
larry enough, 10 Cabinet officer is more
wartikc than Bates; none less SO Than
Blair.
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suffers and establish system like that in
the Navy. He found great difficulty in
that, and had, after consultation with
officers. drawn up the bill with great care.
llh bought il would do great good. He
had never been so abused in his life and
tlfFcatencd and slaudored
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
Fire in new York.

BlsaIo, Jan. 10.
\ fire is reported on the lower floor Of
The telegraph baiill in New York t1ity.
No particulars.
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EE The London Freeman Of the 18th
ult,, is by no means hattering to Mason
and Slidell. 1t calls them in terms
more energetic than fattering me
two worthless scamps whom Great Brit
tain detests while she cannot abandon
them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

T. Oliver Mills. Esq, has takeu into
Cass County drove OF 800 sheep, and
the Lewis Gazette adds that he intends to
import more soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

he clothing sent to our prisoners
at Richmond turns out To have been sto-
len by the rebels, and given to their sol
dicrs. This is supposed to be the latest
illustration Of Southern chivalry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

STATE OF IOWA, Lnt cousrY. SIS
Nv yiftue OF mn 10 directed, Issued by the
Clerk OF the District said county, In favor of
Marks Hafief titshinar far benefit OF John South
and against Sayars Lamb, have red apeH and viii
Sc 10 the highest bidder al the door Of tho Clerks
One, OF the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at
kcuknE ia said county, the 10Th day OF February,
A. u. 1862, between the hours oil ocloeka M. ana
4 o clock u. OF said day, commencing ut O'Clock
D, M, the following property to-wit the west part
Of the norlh- east quarter Of the north-eas quarter
Of section thirty al, township sixtx-sesen tGsl
north or range stx.t6f, stHHtrd In Charleston town
ship, Lee county, lowa containing In all thirty tsoi
acres.
Taken levied upon and to be- sodhy order OF Court,
to satisfy said writ Of execution,
keokuk, January 9Th lsda
N G. HEuGEs
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GHERIFPS SALE.

ST ATE o If IOWA; Lre Corsry--Ss.
Nv virtu~of special execution TO me directed Is
suet by tha C!uik al lie District Court of said county
IN taver OF Hiram Barney and against John wilson.
has levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder AT
The door of the Clerks once OF the District Cont OF
Lee County, low a, at keokuk in sald county ~ the
10th day of February A. y. 1869, between The hours
,f clock A. IN. O'Clock y. ~ said day. COM
meiIeing ut oeiaek y. in the following property To-
MT: the north halt III of sertiun seven township
sixty I6I Ierth, M range four ". ana tue
north halls Of section eighteen Isl, township
sky seven lb7I north, range fnnr west, In Lee
county Iowa or 80 much as may he necessary.
Taken, evitd uton and TO be sold by order OF Iouf,
tt, satisfy said writ liz execution.
Keok uk, JANUARY 9Th, 1892
NC. HEnGES.
Shernof Leo County.
tAnoIta BY u. Is. SMITH jr., Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

Ey1 A new consumption has been Or
dered for the Austrian Navy, for service
ON the Adriatic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

INTERESTING AUTOMATICALLY an
advertisement in this mornings paper
Steel will observe that he will be benefited
by calling on Geo C. Anderson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

EE There are rumors Of coming trouble
between Austria and Turkey, and the ost
cupation Of Q Turkish town by Austrian
soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

HThe Anglo French occupation Of
China, it is said on good authority, will
continue another year.