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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

IT is estimated by commercial authorities
That the enhanced rate of duty on tea, Coffee.
sugar and molasses, will give the Government
4 revenue Of about s., 100000 per annnm.
mat will meet the expenses of the Government
Tor four days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

Tue Chicago Tribune accounts for Gen.
e'al Phelps strange proclamation, by say
lug that "he was aware how wide range
bis predecessors in proclamation had trav-
eIed over, and he desiredto occupy the rest
OF the grOund.i
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

Methodist Services--services are held every
Sabbath, at the Methodist Church, head Of Broad
street. at eleven O'Clock a. NJ. and half past seven P
NJ. Wm Grove Deal, Pastor
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

Episcopal Services will be held at the Court
House every Sunday at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, and
three p NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

Religious Notice. There will be religious
service in the Congregational Church every Sabbath
morning, at IL oclack and in the evening at ~
O'Clock. Rev II CtNnuNGs Pastor
Sabbath School In the Church at 4, p. NJ Prayer
Meeting in the Church every Wednesday evening. at
"a O'Clock. The Church is now beautifully lighted
with gas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17
Special Notices.

As the German GIee Club Harmonic,
OF Nevada, have concluded to celebrate the lst of
May with Picnic, between Grass Valley and Ne
vada, and Bah at Temperance Hall--and as they
wish to make it general possible, they here
with invite the ladies and gentlemen, schools, &c,
of Grass Valley and Neyada, to partake in the same.
For particulars apply to WN. PLUMHoFF
aprl5 ID. director.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-17

TIE Hermann, yhichsa for VicsOria and
Ssllngham Bay, on Friday, took twenty
s.mels and 250mules, all to be- used las beasts,
&hnrdea- on the Whatcom traR
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

r AURA KEENE'S THEATRE
- Open al begin quarter before At 10 Gciock.
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
GRAND MATlNEE
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
fsr ladies' and children
The Grand Fairy Spectacle
RlONDETTE
BLONDElTE
BLOMDETIE
The most magnificent play witnessed.
GORGEOUS SCENERY, SPLENDID DRESSES,
WONDERFUL TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS,
ELABORATE PROPERTIES AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
The whole produced under imn ediate direction Of
Miss LAURA kERNE
q q cok Of over
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Attention is called
TIL liz KINGDOM OF THE HOURS
THE GROrrO OF LOVE
Tiik PALACE GARDEN.
THE PALACE or LACE.
THE PALACE OF DIAMONDS
THE DEVILS CR0SSWAY
THE TRAY BILLING FOREST.
THE CRYSTAL KINGDOM ~-
or TIE MAGIC WATCH.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
THE REBELLION.
DR0PosALs FOR HAY.
Dxror QuARrERxAsrrs's Oyrlcz. !

II
DEror QUARrERxAsrrs,s Oyyxcx
Corner Eighteenth and streets, ,
SEALED PROPOSALS e received I 4 III: s once until
the 10th DAY @ Of December a Y fgrnishins
: ss e sSSd S q Tmoh bales and
's days frp% sRosos sSs a., q the contract
rropos.s win be received for hundred t5o tons OF
The fun nrne and Post once address ths bidder
q bid s in the name of firm the names Of all the
must appear or the bid win be considered the ndi
s.nf not be aud
&c ca
Sua,ssrmasteE y Army, washngon D. c.. and should
% plainly marked "reGBasssls SSxsasTEs. iHT Gay"
awarded e him. must be- Ssaaneed a Sy sao Responsible
ssssons whose ssnaturess mus. he appended to the
The q the must shown BY the
Of the Uni.ed States District Attorney
os vent se 0' are
sonds equal amoun, 70 halt the sum 70 ss re received civ on
anto,s viii De required Of the successful bidder upon sign
As the bond INNS: accompany the contract will Be ne
: dassd when the costracs Is signed. ''
Blanks for bonds procured application being
made at this oce either personally by letter or by ele-
PORN or GUARANTEE;
Of d. eoany int and ae na sae Of do crsPS sPS
guarantee to fulai contract in acsord,ncs
rh AZ no snsr sa a
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded hip prepared to
, become his securities
ITO this appended the official certificate
above mentioned
INSPECTION DELIVERY, &C.
ALI hay contracted for under this advertisement wl be
rgdy inspected and such do OF good sound
nperchantssble quality will be rel jected.
Payment be made upon the completion OF the contract
thereafter the Depot rartermasler shah be in
3nuus.
Any informa.y in the bid non.contormancs with tie
proposal.
Delivery to be the railroad depot OF the
nttyhA
Depot himself the right
Sejoot any or all bids that he may deem too high.
ID. H. RUCKER,
Z. -. Colonel and Depot Quartcrinaser.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, TO LET.

A VERY NEAT BRICK COTTAGE TO RENT ON YVES
"A Tweats fourth street; modern convcnences, gas
lures, &o. Rent $50.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
AMUsEMENTs.


W. W. ...giLo .gLoKious BENEFIT BILL
THIS SEASON or
-. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
GREATEST LIVING DELssEAron
m IRISH LIFE.
''d the fE fsnE ssss;Ss SsSs 4 THr SPIRIT rHE uvxou
THIS EVENING. FRIDAY, DEC. II.
'''s his M. M fs1ss snsSky y Villa. win ..o..r
..s 'A' SsDS $hSrlssH,1sii $iin 1,ii.,a.r
"' an as. I SxsSss * aes s'ysif wiHLAss Tan songs
-, sERArnIsA yERlsA sPRoUr.
:, THREE CHARMING Fnicss FiscSs '010"o'o'
s-LArEsff fetfss From S%s ssw ta;1 s'asss' Yoss.
s-ralscEsS sSi,c' DoLososo on 50. 'e"''''
NIBLos GARDEN
AN Lessee aud Manager, ............wm wheasiey
IfaI EDwIs nis1 rosRssr. Ok Gas O
VINO WIN 'RRGsn1 REiDaY AZ EVENING. DEC. O. 1854
FEaRo THE BROKER.
- ''' ''''''f isrERVAL siisi \" or EIGHT YEARS
!" Dr. '''''''Fia shokER rSS ss'5i''a 81 soGorA ss
~" '.0S NEW DRESSES AND APPOINTMENTS
Mr. FORREST VI" sSpsXISs S fgrSsse oSsy4 y ne Following
Ramon: M j. Mscaloush
sasas.' de r.me'' Sss~s ss~s
Es1asado dois. SsS
sano N Mr osns
Jaana a.sh.er Men Madams fonisi
SS.r Eshss BE H''
. consequence q M MsTID% mEaos :sSsr' OF
" tho .D4 4na EAss III s'T
hs" Dc repeated rHr Fl SECOND TIME
The performances will commence ~ O'Clock. Doors
N sAf0sSa5 sHa5sp HysS!sq' siaHq o. PEG ("
THE EARL's LAUGHTER
O'"'''' ;fT ii sySaass & s' 1'''
MATILDA HERON.
AcxsowLEpaED BY It'll IhHsrHi Hsinsr cal1lcs OF NEW
YORK sowNI AZ EYILY E8&Has TS HER re-
Sss: Ss;t is:s e.. s% Gree. s,.s =.
to s me
r ss % and even
for the display Of her style Of ac
aud appropriate than have theatre
fore IA
play Of q ne sIsss Nsw b
TT The play ,s sGGa although TOO sass s trssmsn
whoa. attempting 100 The aTsm.i.. mas :aeossded
items huge. ishoma6ic woman's heart heard in
Gssas soa n
a So long sq@ Sss anS
almost imposb 70 lmagoea more striking series Of noi
touch string OF the human heart and exhaust the
The interest of the plsy however de-
Miss Heron, and Is Of kind talent win
hs .sss Ta are
% s ss q mas E e.. over the
oa d ihe work would refer % .as toaslns
. 1a waers n NJ. 70 ss Mabel ss I ys oa @
s I ~ sss s.ss
s & h Ss the sa ,s wess she
mothers e The success OF the piece was assured by this
From the New York Tribune.l
- The srangcst and most startling that fiction
Matilda Heron alone sulcen, carry The piece
nv % sassr acts s. .ss s sS sd
sionate acting
B; the only ps S. n s % that saa calls ~ % ssa ss.,
dents those Of this !. VIM readily
the deepest sronse.t ana
BY e
Ss S was a @ s. s Heron " "
The piece admirably the The toilet OF
Miss Heron s Of ttse worth going to the theatre
The the tard especially The
OF much feminine admiration and lAudatfon all around
where chanced To sit
From the Post
Too much praise be given Miss Heron Cor her
skAfu rendering OF the where Lady Edith discovers
that her jealousy causcless and resolves Rasho~ VIII
marry promised, that will remain with
him longer Miss Heron repeatedly called before
curtain "a acclamations.
with pleasing The artist and the audience separated
evidently the best of terms.
From the Commercial Advertiser.
In the where Rashton positively refuses to marry
her her divorce from her husband Matilda Heron
sibmely grand In the delivery OF her lmprecati0ns.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
WATCHES, JEXyELRY, &C.

nIAMoSDs, OLD GOLD AND sILvER-LADIEs OR
5y going LOUIS ANRICH 2s broadway, under the New
Yri Hotel sail better than AZ any other place Ia the
CITY lfc efs TO the highest price twenty per cent
.re than ANY other pcrson-and pays ~ ci n"nes With
Rsmsnlbrt 773 Brosdwa y.
u,fE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THIS MARKET Is EN-
i h,bIei by u. W Plumb. Una. onl Broker Ji2 Br. al.
80 xhers be fron yth 10 A. VI. aud rOm I'll
SrM oay. This stone was iodnd IN Nirsnia so'ne Years
xsce and was by Henry Morse Grossly Hun6cv ell
ISsssl 4, thus bo'ng truly az American proluc
er M sGnsra5s ou in shs brilliant form aai weighs
Al n ~ sar~sa
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

ORIENTAL FREE MUSIC HALL. go BROADWAY.
~ above Bieecker street. Wanted. twelve gcneel lady
walters First class salary will be paid Apply immediatey
from IL A. M. 10 r. M.
4 CADEMY OF MUsIO.-A FEW CHOICE SEATS FOR
n for this evenings performance and front
Box can % had at 63i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

TIERALDs-FRoM ArRrL 1861 TO DATE, TWENTY
Ill one months containing record OF the rebeAion, az
ior sale for sIU Address H.. boz l2d Herald once.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

GERMAN OPERA HOUSE.
NJ 4s5 Broadway, corner o. Broome street.
FiFTiRTH OPERA NiGAT,
FRIDAY EVENING" DEG. II.
Comic Opera in thrcc for this ght only
CZAR AND CARPENTER.
supported by the entire strength 6f the COMPANY.
The unqualified which the r~ndou OF this Oposo
EXPRESS DEMAND FOR IT'S REPETITION.
Admission 80 Reserved rs cents tnAy
Circle rs cents
Doors open at 7. Opera commences at 8.
SATURDAY, DEC. 13-TIIE P0ACHHR.
SUNDAY, DEC. li-SACRED CONCERT.
NEW BOWERY THEATRE
IMMENSE SUCCESS
GRAND PANTOMIME
HARLEQUIN JACK SHEPPARO
Alt
GORGEOUS EFFECTS.
SPLENDID SCENERY.
WONDERFUL TRICKS
GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS.
AND THK BUPEhO
PYRAMiDrCAL CASCADE
SHOWER OF GOLD.
The UnrivsSed Troupe OF Panomimtsts.
TONY DENIE Err, HERNANDEZ FOSTER,
GEO. BROOKS. w. STANTON,
TO be preceded by the powerful nautioa drama u
THE DEATH PLANK.
" THE CLOCK MAKER,a HAT
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

LNOX'S OLD BOWERY.
MIR q. l. FOX IN THREE PIECES
CAPTAIN kfD.
Horsebean Hem lock- with song Mr. a. L. Fex
Captain Kyd Mr.. q. W. Thompson
Grace Fitzgerald MASS amy herng
After which Mr.. O. L. Fox's Comic Pantomime
THE GOLDEN AXE
Marette, with dances Miss Fanny Herring
NORAH CREINA
AmOtny VI L. rVk
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
AMUsEMENTS.

A oADEMY or MCsIo-GALA NIGHT.
sEvENTEENiiiii oPsRi Hi0Hr.
THE FREE LIST THIS EVENING.
' II "a Sa fiiis
sS%Ss Se closing sr s q
csAsDS sSs casars4fioS TSs'tA and DsGsAM axns sIoHr
The performance win verdis oeiebrs.sA
"a''o WIN be given sabaaE r,'Ss,i s"'is'Rss Sosist
ss m. maze sss q, s 70 Ss so 70 wa
XTooo susisi .....saIK
"a, NILE. coRDIgg
SHADOW ARIA FROM DlsoaAm
performance WIN conclude WITH the ensre fourth -
LA FAvoRIrA
GURRRABELLA AND BRraNoLf
~ ~ %a with s..sa S having beea found @
Conductor and aus'cs. D,reso. .ssnor NuAs
formancr will commences at ~
'''' sALLo GAasscinEaA MATINEE.
rosrsEfs 91H' TRA CLOSE fs,; 81 TIE ,ssaAsox
when will b i fSRirssT F'yfn h.,Iia'' Opera o.
Amer'c the brilliant role of Eivrs supported by BrgasA
CADEMf OF MuSiC.-LAST MATINEE To- MOHHOW
IL SATURDAY. December l3. nt o dock.
BALLO MASCHERA MATINEE,
Tor The frst aud only the
THE THREE PRIME DONNIE,
0UERRABELLA. uORDiER MORENH.
When will be prod ced Verdi ccebratei and
IL BAI.I1O IN MASCHERA
tTbe Mssque eradc baA),
With the fotlowing Immense cast
0UEkRhBELLA Amelia CORDIsR ........... Oscar
MORESSi. .Ui n RRIGNOlI ......... Richard
AMOBiO .ReDhart BARfLI Tom DuBREUL Samuel
MME. MARLETIi AND MONS. TOPhOFT
Are engaged for rts baiet consisting Of
l. Ma2urka by Nn,e MArzctt and Mons. TophoF
Signor MusiO's grand BAllo MasChera uahop by Nina.
Marzett, Nous TophoI and the Corps de Ballet.
Admission 10 al parts OF the Academy 81 No reserve
seats
tained at the Academy OF Music Beer 4 scsrmers ~
Broadway: She'll and salisbury Ma. Nassau street
Conductor aud Musical Director .Signor MUZto
MONDAY EVENING CLOSE or THE SEASON
l PURITAN.
Nine. CORDIER.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

DRyANTS' MINSTRELS
Id MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY.
Monday, Dec s. and every night during the week,
ITALIAN AIRS By NATIVE ARTISTS.
Mad. Fabbrcco. H. Howard, Count McGnnis. Dan BgsaA
Mr.. W. w. kEWCOMB.
The popular Comedian in his original plantation acts
SCENES Or BOYHOOD, OLD cARLlkA EAFRACE.
Mr. s. q. CAMPBELL Ia his fayorate Ballads and Wsr.
blinga - -. -....xu
Mr. Union Mr. q. w. Griffin Jim Monitor. MIR ~ Seymour.
Doors at 6 curtain rises at IN Tickets 70 cents
Private hoy a., dollars.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

UTHE CREMONA"-NO 8MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOK
i lyn. Opening night Saturday, Dec. Is The follow
ing talent this will positively amuse the patrons:
lieorge Brookfed Pianist and Vocatist John Gordon,
Ban los; James Gordon, Violin st; J. H. Taylor, Comic
Singer; Chas E. Dobson H. G. Robson and Geo. @. Dob
the great American Ban joists
Free and Easy every Monday Wednesday and Saturday
DOBSON BROS. 4 PERRY,
Proprtetors and Managers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

Messrs. Salisbury, Kennedy, Csrlile. and
other members Of the Senate, Who oppose
30 pettishIy every attempt made to reycue
the government from the ascendancy oi
the shve oligarchy, remind US Of : story
which is told ip recent work called
Life among the Colliers.' The author
narrates that certain lady Of the manor;
coming into the possession Of her proper
~, desired to improve the approaches 70
the vilhge church; and accordingly she
ret about il, but the matter had, il seems,
TO be undertaken cautiously, for -Asn Cd
collier lived In acottAge hard by the Rases
Of the churchyand, with sn asthma so ter
rible that he had slept in his chair night
" for nearly twenty years. OF course,
1looking out O. winder' was great recrsa-
ton for oneso afflicted, and something nice
70 look 1t was desirable. Ha object w.
: smiddsa - dpnghill and the general
opipiol was, ~ would dis II mildSu
Nor moved. Tommy Wilsoa wstnstsrGd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
4 91oOY911aE GAHO
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
~ Baggage Checked Through. IN
All TrsHsferp Free ~
FR FIGHTS

+ II e q II is.
BY thisroute, Freights OF all descriptions can BE-
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston of
bAlimose. ~ or from asy point on lhs ksiltosds
Of Ohio, heutacky. Indiana, piinoit, Wisconsin,
lows o. Aissoari. BY KAiLkOADg uIRECT. st7s7I
burg with Steamers, by which Goods be forward
sd ~ any p0iHt On Tho OHIO, Musk ingum, ksn(acky
Tennessee, Cum bcrland Illinois, WISCONSIN, Nisss
aippi, Miss0nrf. kansAs. Ark and Rcd Nivess,
aud nj land, nAndns and Chicago shs r -
ess 10 sit ports on the North Western lakes.
MerchaEts and shippers sntfnstine the tsanspoxsa-
on Of their Freighit V this Conpan, can rely with
{ ,nGdence on its speedy transit.
The Mates % Freight
To and from any point IN the Nest by ths Pennsyl-
vsnia Central Railroad, are at ali limes AS IA
v0kAbLE As AkE CHARGED BY OTREkR RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
Hr BE psrsieulart 70 mark pack ages, .svrA Pass.
CsrTAAA k.'R."dU TE75Ef e tF9Tf~
For Fright Contracts or Shipping Drsc4ions, sp-
~ = sr ad1rsss other o. foilosa Agsnts ofths
X. r. SASS, ST. Louis, Missouri.
ID. .A.HTEWAkT, Freight Agcat, Pit&sburkh.
CLARkEA d Co., Transfer ~ Aeenls, -
II. ". BROW y q CO., Ciac knaii o. =
R.C. NELDKuM CO.. Madison. indl h
j.. =, MOORE Louisville. Ny.
W w. AikNAEACO., Evsnsvilie, Ind.
W.H. & Z. L. LANGLEY Gallipolis, %.
G. b. NkAL, Parkenburg, Va.
HALL 8 90 :, Marietix. y.
8. fIEEcEA Co, ZaneayiIle, %.
ADoMELL \ NICOLA Peftsmsu u, OF
X. A'NhELf, Maysyilie, ky.i
J. p. P.JOHNsON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Covingtoa. Ky.
G. L.. HEATON, Cleveland. o.
X. =. AEhDRUA. 0snf Travelling Ax't for
tie South ana Mcst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fruit Garden.
- fNPPOafTH KEQKuk Y ts=E..l

- sos CgRR PLAnIs. comprising % varieties fOr
safe " 10 cts To ~ per dozen, % 10 zig per 100.
s - ~ Chars yaxAs. q varieties CATAMnA1 year
old % 50 10 % per 100; $l7 $40 per 000 accord
Ing 70 qusntisy.a Cst&wba Cuttings - per 1000.
THHRx AcRKs srgAwuKRRrEs, % choice varieties,
10 cts 10 ~ per 100, - per TOO.
10,0e0 RAsrIERRixs Z varieties, IS per 100.
IFAlse all kinds Of FaptT TkEEs, Ornamental
eHRUDe PR1rErr AZ RosHs, &c
IrPIanis and Trees delivered In Keok uk Fass.
J. n. TEWKSBURY,
Maria dtm 49, t3M8 Hamilton. Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
slaves wssn,. sh. Arny La.e..


The following extract is from . lettel
published in the Congregationalist of thi,
week, from the pen of Rev. A. III. Qaint
the Chaplain of the ed Massachusett,
Regiment. Mr. Quint is 80 we'll known
in this region that the sentiments which
he seems deliberately to have formed, will
receive marked attention. His opinions
upon the slavery question are quite sd-
verse TO those he entertained before the
war:
=. am no fanatic. never even voted
a Republican ticket | would treat ten
derry those thus perverted. But this
eight month"; campaign on slave soil, in
localities where slavery assumes its mild
est type, has made ME feel-and do as.
sure my conservative ministerial broth
ren--that the whole systen is infamous.
The sins Of slavery There are none !;
il u slaveholding itse,f that is the sin
It's effect on the masters 10 one Of its
greatest evils; it perverts the conscience,
warps the intellect, brutalizes the heart.
Believe no such nonsense as that sthe
slaves are contented' They, with no
noticeable exception, long to be free. Nor
pis there any difficulty in settling the slave
question 30 far as our armies 20. The
property is thenesforth good for nothing.
Crowds Of blacks forsake their masters At
the first opportunity. In this very place,
over and over again, do they say, i have
worked SO many years for my master, now
IwAnt to work for myself They are do
cile, peaceable and industrious. They
say, 'only hire us and try us Can il be
that Government means to remand these
now happy fugitives again to their op-
pressnrs As-an- army we have nsthine
to 10 with slavery. We neither entice
nor drive back The blacks take care Of
themselves. / was amused with one case
at Charlestown. A master refused to sell
any chickens. even, because said he, 4
must feed my poor servants, whewiii nev-
er leave me, and he wanted guard over
his property. In . few days his spoor
servants were all gone, and this ariisto-
cratic son Of one OF the first families Of
Virginia was himself taking care of his
solitary cow and pig" 8Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
LIVE STOCK,

Brovers aud Farmers will fn this the ost sdyap-
isEsous route for Live Stnsk. tapscioHa Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every conv eaience have
be <cfsOponcd tis rne and It's aud every
attention IL paid to their wants From Hsrrisburxh
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and 70 ttise - choice Ia offered OF the PHILADEL-
PHiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This piii also b. found the shortest quickest and
most direct route for Stock 10 New Yorkfvia Alien
towuf--end With few er changes than any other.
ENUCH LEWIS. General Supt., Attoona, Pa.
L. /. HOUfT, Gen. Ticket Agt ,Phiisdeiphia.
H. n. HOUSTON Gsnl Freight Agt., Philaas slphia.
ikn24dSH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

- The Secession question is sgits-
ting the Episcopal church in various
quarters. The vestry Of Trinity Church,
Washington, BY majority vote, have
deposed their pastor because he refused
to read Bishop Whittingham's PRAYERS
returning thanks for Union victories,
while on the other hand part Of the
congregation have seeded on account
Of this vote. In New York Rev. DR..
Hawks, rector of Calvary Church, :
brother Of Bishop Hawks Of Missouri,
and o native Of North Caroiina, il in bad
odor for refusing to use Bishop Potter's
prayer for the success Of our arms, and
has rendered his resignation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1862.

to be meddled wi Why. he'd thrown
eshes and stoof out O. front door all his
life, anditro hard to expect him to 81 COP
old ways"
A huge and offensive hidden has been
gathering about the approaches to our
capital, our national church, for many
years, which they who have recently come
into possession of the government desire
to remove. But these senators from the
border states, like Tommy Wilson, are
moi men to be neddlsd with they have
flrown eeshes and stooff'' out Of their
front doors all their lives, and now they
find it hard to giyc up their old ways -
They insist that the hidden shall remain,
how offensive soeysr it may be to the eyes
and nostrils Of others.
But these gentlemen are not the only
politicians whom long asthma has ac-
customed to very curious tastes. We fear
the free states themselves barbor not .
few old Tommy Wilson's. 20 habituated to
the sight OF tho hidden that they really
delight in its odor. Slavery has seemed
to them nice sort Of thing, and though
it has made war upon the government,
killed thousands Of our citizens, and sub
jected us to q taxation from which We
shall not escape in half century, they
are unwilling To have it touched. Pro
pose its exclusion from the territories,
and they cry out: "Ah no! the rights of
the South r Insist that it be removed
nom the District, and they tell you Of our
good faith pledged to Maryland. Ask for
the hanging of few traitors, and they
wheeze out, would you ALLEVIATE thei,
fnendsy Old ways. which simply mean
old prejudices, are hard to give up. They
/ are sure we should all die ssif hidden wor
moved. IN. Y Eve. Post.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
GIL D ER'S
NJ ATE RI AIS

| The nndcrsignei world respectfully call IN
Il es,ii..n tf the l'ablic To their large ass,r.
nsent II DOORS. LLLNl,S, SASH. DOOR
xRLNES. ns1OW FRAMES. H.aSiE
BOARDS. ulS7kG.s, KOULDINGS. MAA-
TIES, and every description af ilouse Build.
ing materials. which they have cu,,stsatiy "a
hand, and which they eau furnish at the .ao,r
est nssfice.
They are also prepared to furnish at the
sl'"rfest notice FRANZ WORK fnr
C"untry Houses, Costagrs. and suburban
Residences. according To- any plan or design,
all ready 6tt.si to be put up On their prop,s-
ed sites.
Farmers and others. drsiFous of b lilslilg
in the Country, wu,ild find il to their advan,a: .
by giving IN a call bcfrc purchasing e!.s-
where. a. ws arc fully prepared to execute
work ss the most reasonable terms. Aud the
afvantagt~, which We aiIcr in preparing all
the materials that n,ay he rec. ssary in COM
house, will be- found To save the
Builder a great deal Of yexaiious delay aud
ex P~nxc.
~ Allorders left at tkrir Office or adj
dressed 10 them by rss:! will meet With
pron,P and satisfactory attention.
MAUGfiI.lN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mil aud Sash Factory.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street bridge
Warehouse No. IS, Pratt street,
Next d.sH I" p-nn 4 Mitchell. Bait. Md.
April 10th, lSC0-iy.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-09
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.
T.. ANDERSON, Nos.

w X. .ANDt.RSUN, Nos. 10 e.
Seco"d Street be'~sen Frederick STE
snd Mdrsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment ni Cabime. Furniture in the CITY.
is prepares: s-lirv-ry article in i.Iinr upon
the must liberal and accommodating ,erns.
Having had a long experience in this line Of
business, he flatiers himself that he can coin
pete, as TO excellence OF material, beauty OF
and range OF prices. with any
establishment al the sort in this OF any Other
city. His general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment OF P6rlcr Chairs. Sofa.
Hacking Cha'rx, Spring lounges, Chamber
Suits, Bar room. office and Dining Chairs,
French Jsfe a. Istex, Settees, Arm Chairs.
Jkiihases. Looking Gtas.es. DE-, Of every W..
Tir'y and Description. He has also on hand
BedsfeHds of his own Manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in two min.
uses. Persons from st. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested TO cali and
examine his Stuck before buyinc e!sew here
:" sure to find The right place Nos. los I2
SECOND Sirert-Wsni ou.- w..h 80 Ire
front and 4 large Folding doors.
August iith iSj9--iy.