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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-27

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requested to examine this.
fERMs.-One-third cash; the balance st 6 and IL
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured BY q trust de ed
JAS. H. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
P.S.-The above property can be bought pri.
vately. no Is
HOUSE AND LOT ON TH1 NORTH SIDE
III Of Broad between Henry and Patrick sts
At AUCTION.-We will sell upon the premises,
on MONDAY, the LIST day Of December comnaenc-
north side Of Broad, between Henry and Patrick
streets, now used as . grocery stand. The upper
part Is used as dwelling and contains Ave rooms
The lot fronts g feet, and runs back l00 feet.
BRMs-Onethir cash /; the balance at 6 and 12
month"; for negotiable notes, with interest added,
no25 JAS II. TAYLOR & SON, Auct'rs.
nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BUILD.
~ ING LOTS, in Marks Addition to the town
Of Manchester AT AUOTlON.-We.w will sell upon
cember, commencing at IL O'Clock H., l2O most de.
sirable BUILDING LOTS In MARKS Addition to
the town Of Manchester.
The Lots are located on several of the most
prominent cress streets Of the town, and are con-
uguous to Mayo's bridge. ths mills and factories.
Persons desiring to invest, or secure Lots for
building purposes would do well to attend the Ne.
TERMs.-One-t third cash /; the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and ID secured sc bY trust = dseas; = M g. .ou ~
CMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, ON
- 18TH STREET, AT AUCTION.-We will sell,
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of
December, commencing at o'clock p. H. q small
framed house on the West side Of 18th street, in
AdAmss Valley. 1t has three good rooms Kitchen,
and other conveniences and Is renting to q good
tenant ct q fair rent. The lot fronts l8 fec. aud
runs back good depth.
TERMS Cash.
mo- IS JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auets
"OUsR AND LOT. AND VACANT LOT AD-
h JOINING, on Nicholson street, Rocke.ts,
At AUCTION.-We will sell upon the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of November com
mencing at 2 o'clock p. NJ, framed HOUSE on
Nicholson street, Rockets. It IL particularly
adapted for small lsixed family. The lot fronts IS
feet, and runs back 200 feet to Hague street
After tbe shove, will be sold a vacant LOT ed
Joining, fronting 25 feet and running back 100 feet:
TERMs-One third cash the balance at and 6
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by mortgage upon the property.
lo2l JAS. N. TAYLOR e. SON, Auctra
1--WE BRICK TENKMENTS ON OREGON
HILL AT AUCrION.-We will sell, uper
the premise on SATURDAY, the 29th day of No
vember, commencing at 4 o'clock P. M, Eve snal
Brick Tenements located on q street 20 feet wide
They are particularly adapted for small sized fami
lies.
TKRMs.-Onehslf cash the balance at months
for negotiable notes. with interest added and So
no JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auc,s.
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the dissrsssdn the factory distriots Mr.. D1ise of
Somerset, the First Judge Of the Admiralty
said:
Every Inslishman felt that they should be Do
lighted 70 70 the war brought TO . conclusion
that war which was most sanguinary, and which
lad been conducted il the most savage MksAr tn
the destruction Of both life ard property An eyer
of mediation might be recejted only with reJent-
% Sors be- carefodiy< Watched. The Government Of
this S6taeV as we'll - every othsc Christian Coy.
esnment nn EUROPE would bs too glad II they could
geo the means Of azsigting TO put an end - the
strife Dat they must make an an sO~ s1Gs .t TOT . me
were violent articles written against eeeh party.
But when they took the matter - 1t stood. they
would ~ that the quarrel having been eommenced,
were were also arsss diineultss in bringing sbou.
peace; for II they expected to pat aside that strife
they could not do 20 - some people talked OF. In
come o. the papers Of AmeFics they read great
desu of sukiuastion; but subjugation did not be
LONE 10 land Of fresmsn. They read great deal
about determination; but extermlnation did not
belong 10 land Of Ghri.tlans; (Applaas.)
A. to what would bring about an end " that
shst IL soon would come to IN end. The only
meaa n to accomplish that - far - he could -.
was by mutual concession; but tnsn came the
great diAculty-whers should b the boundaries
That was question full Of dihaeulty therefore
Ne must make an allowance for the position u
which the Americans were placed and not wish
TO ssy ON word which might tend TO excite u
feeline either In the Northern or Southern States
Tor No know what excitabie people the Americana
werc. All be could say was that he should b
most happy, and be bslieved every nngii:hman
Would. to Is that war settled without saesiAcne
tha honor ef other party. The great amount Of
Mmpsshy .a that was shown throughout this scaa
IN towafd the DISTRESSED opssattveeof Lancashire
II Il did no moro. certainly would sncw otns.
"a bound together BY loyalty 70 our eovsrsig1
snd 81 mutual snsetion. lApplaa:sJ We eoala
nov sddrs0 ourselves 70 the Americas and az
"Ws ars now at psaes. and na,e no 80 % a,1 ~
! rslise smoue ouryelvsa We hsve had our am
euisise: di1srsnt classes have taken d!asreol
views: huf in the nomsnt Of suffering au pessl
| feelings esass 70 sxist" (Appaausa) Tnas -
| tAs ooly Sssling that b haa svet w"ss "
| Inslan6 whenevse there W. suffering.
| Wno Builds TEE Rk13 snUSs
| fgson ~ LonAoa 0tar.l
While tho Alnbane WaD lA oou1oo q eooe1ee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

pie focked BY tens Of thousands to vel
come him 81. Louis then proved it's loyalty.
Mr.. Coffax IN further reply to Mr. Blair
defended Gen. Ffemont's military move
ments and noticed the remark OF the
gentleluan from Amouri that the hundred
days of Gen. Fremont in that Stale were
the saddest afssil.a sch, NO, said Mr..
Collar. ut was sadder day when Gen.
Fremont was deposed, when the troops
took up their InS sof march back to tie
settlensnts. From the meantain of con.
f'dence aud hope they fell into the valley
OF despondency, and IL Gen. Fsemon
had not been superseded the army would
have gone on to victery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

DAlLy CARR CRY oSy,cs.
kxox-k March ), "a.
FLouR-sapsraps u ss sprln " ae.,r x.rs % u
Pail Whset kxtn s21S. a
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-soto 4Oc ' 100 ~.
cORN--17ct 70 20 . bush.
BARLEr-23c
4 WHEAT--Ia good demand. FAN as<l 10; spin, 1.
u SOC.
oATR--isc.
Por1ToES-l512Oby the load retail 2, /. ~
souAh-Nes Orleans fair lOaSilk, prise ftho
II u clarified latsol3t; crsshsA and loaf ,aiss ,al
.o-Ass As-Fi.asstion 1885, susarhoass $3.50
Osldsn syrsp aoo7se.
coFFEE-Rioai1a9c; Java esaso Laxuyr.aIzes.
RIcE-9RIoc.
soAP-Palm =. Family sko, German tc,e. ~
erie. -
cASDLEs-star 158 is, s,earine IL. Mould TO-
LARD-s4 to 5ic; retail etc.
BUTTEH-Common 6qG7e; Choice 10. ret nj, ,opa,s
LEATHER-sole 2sa2a; Harness. aa4ao.
hIDEs-nry 10to Ice, green n 10 s; green she.,
peits 3og35c; green hog skins lsc.
HAY-Timothy, new S5 GOES 90. b.lsd n 0oS ,n
Prairie o. o.
sEEDs-Timothy u rs Flax Seed sIto SIG.
oSloSs--a5A4Oc
EGGS Sc
WHIT REAks-soc9ei o.
gEArHERS-eO 1es.
FkUir-- Dried Apples eI 2sa q SOC Su.hcl-
Dried Peaches % zsss2 So Raisins o. ooa Is 90.
CHEEsE-"e esteem kassrus q; Den max sx1-
hkEF-99ak gross, Z 05 p quarter.
sHkEP-ef se0e - = hsad.
HOGS Dressed ako3c,
s hALI-G. A. ~ 81 ? saek; Kanavhs "A d = h.~
rel: Lverposi9l s09e9 90 p s.ek: Lake "A m .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
Especial to Chicago Journal.

L'~P~SioA w IAiCaEo OouIudl
st. Louis. March 7.
Lieut.. r. Moore, Aid de Camp TO Gen.
Prentiess aFnsed 10 day from Boone Co,
having in custody the condemned bridge
burners who had bsen sentenced to be
shot and received a conditional commute
ton of the sentence. They are to be put
to hard labor for the present. About sey.
esty-five prisoners have been released
from the military prison to-day on taking
the oath and giving bonds for loyal con.
duet
A late copy Of the Van Buren,, Ark,
Press has reached here. It contains mo
news IN regard to the recent successes of
our arms in Southwest Missouri and on
the Arkansas border, the editor no doubt
believing that the least said thereof the
better. Letters have been received at
Van Buren, from Richmond stating the
probability that Maj. Gen. Bragg. now
commanding 1t Pensacola, will be appoint
ed to the command Of the Arkansas De.
partment. Col. Simms Texas regiment.
which has hitherto been acting with Col.
Cooper command in the Indian country.
had arrived at Fort Smith. A new artil.
lery company is organizing at Little Rock.
The command. mt at Fort Smith ad, ertises
Tor twelve gunsmiths in the Ordnance
Department, and also offers TO buy good
guns. Gen. Price is getting along poorly
In raising the brigade Of infantry for
which he called upon Western Arkan
sas The troops were to go into service
about the middle of March or the FIRST of
April, and serve for twelve months in the
army. Three companies are |
asked for from Crawford county, and the
recruiting officers say that draft is in
evitable. A firm in Van Buren, has mt |
In circulation fifteen thousand dollars
Worth Of due bills, ranging from twenty
1--we cents to two dellafs and half. beinv
'mpelled thereto By the great scarcity Of
change in that section of country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

T II. W. Griffith, late Sheriff Of Lee
County, is authorized to recruit for Col
kankin's regiment, and has opened an
ONCE on Third street two doors from tho
former Office of the State Bank. The
Ex-sheriff . Extensive acquaintance in this
county and his close attention to business
Will guaranty him success equal to any
other man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
Z. II. W1cKERsHAx. Sec'y

NEW ARRIyAL.-We notice that our
townsman ID. Stern has brought on the
first stock of the season. CONSISTING of
Clothing ano Gents Furnishing Goods of
all descriptions, including nice variety
OF Flannel and Cashmere Shirts, Of all
colors and qualities, &C., &c.
Those in need Of anything IL his line
viii de we'll to give him a call, ON Main
street between the Leyee and First.
DIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
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AND LUNGS.

a. THIS season Of the year when coughs and cold,
AretrouDlesoms every family should have safe .nd
certain remedy At hand RaDsena,s Hive s,ruu aud
ida lie the worry thing. 1t 10 not only pleasant 10,
children 10 lake, but il . certain cure Tor C,ouu.
"hoopng Cough, Bronchitis, Asthna, &c ugts. and al
affections Of ihe Throat and Lungs
Said ~ All Druggists. Price rs cents
ofasn nay b sedrsssed toJ r. wftinspn, Whole
ssir Agent. No. VI ksin-st., ksosui, Iowa.
deeisdlmw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

~H is said that during the winter
tie infantry regiments on the Potomac
have made great improvement in their
bsyonet drill, and some of them can de.
fya cavalry force. 80 dexterousiy do they
thrust, parry and guard with the musket
and bayoset. Cold steel viii be freely
used when the advance is made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
mtovsnne nj ~ Vessels.
Fort Monroe. Mch. 7.

The Mt. Vernon arrived here yesterday
?. m. She left Wilmington Monday last.
The Fernsndina was still there, and the
sloop of-war jamestown was blockading
New Inlet The State Of Georgia, Gems
book and Albatross were at Beaufort.
The Mt. Vernon has not received !
mail for forty days. She took prize on
Friday, the English SCHOONER British
erccn, which vas SCI. viii : prise crew
TO Philadelphia. The crew Of the schoon- )
er were brought here, The Constitatios
sailed to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
Nv AR WARE WARiil

All persons keeping or having for sale .n,o,.
kipds Of hasstions Of War such ~ Guns Pistol. N.
voivers and all kindsof Ammuntion are required No
10 seto any person without an order from the und.,
sighed Ihisord nnst Be strictly npiied vtA
sndcrpensii, oiforfcitinE all articles ~
snsnpessession. JOHN sTANNUs,
tiyi3d Surveyor a, k.osas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
THE GATE CITY,
SATLRDAY.-MARGH g.

PER CosTRA.-The Ice.bridge yester-
day was good and strong, and teams could
cross freely. But under the influence of
the present moderate weather, it must
soon give way. The thaw is going on
quite fast, and the roads are getting very
muddy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

AsOctUWHj 0HdFEH y.
Smithland, seven miles northwest Of
this place. was occupied to-day by strong
forcs
Gen. Banks issued q general order for
bidding depredations upon property. and
that no officer or soldier shall distarb. in
Any nanner, the ordinary business Of the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
Negotiations ~ TransPsrsasisn and
Travel.

Fion and after Saturday Jan. 25th. no railroad car
Stage eoash, or vehicle running west or westwardly
from the Mississippi river orinto North Missouri viii
oepsrmsted to carry freight passengers from kse
Aak without the stncisst compliance with the reguls
isons Of the Treasury Department. at Washington,
shich require that ali hegbts, Of whatever nature
sAcs such a. may be- under military ORDERS shall BE-
covered By Cusssm Hoase permit, and that oil bar
sage Of travellers shsii be carefully inspected duly
sealed W Custom House oneer.r
The undcrslgnsa with Issue permits for the tr.n,.
poHaton Of aiigoods destined for proper persons and
places, with The possible trouble or delay and n
spe and seal baggage travellers leaving the city
In to cause the least trouble consist~n. vith
lie end desired.
oo'eet aimed ats 10 prevent any Aid or assist
Anss o. Com unication with an, persons directly or
Indirectly isioyato Or Ia arms asains, The Fed.r.,
Government JOHN sTANNUs, Surveyor,
Custoru House Keok uk, Jan. Is ID6a DIR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

The printer t,sed the name Of Gen,
Jones in an editorial Of ours yesterday
when we had written Gen. Stone. The
difference is material, for General Jones is
Of no account, and never was, while Gen.
Stone commanded an important division
OF the army, and sent . gallan, detachment
OF IT into slaughter pen prepared for it
IN advance BY the enemy. as many think
with the aid and conniyanee of General
Stone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

Aeskak horticultural Society.
AT the monthly meeting of this society,
held Thursday, the 9th. there was VERY
full attendance and an accession Of several
new members.
In the absence of the President the
Vice President, j. II. Sullivan. took the
Chair.
The committee appointed at the previ.
Gus meeting to report rules in reference to
the library, made . report, which was
adopted, and B. s. Merriam was elected
Librarian for the ensuing year.
After having gone through the regular
order Of business, Mr. Stripe read an In
seresiingg essay upon the construction of
Bot-heds, &C., which was discussed at
length BY Messrs. Sutherland, Weyand,
Tewksbury and others; also. the qualities
and proper application of the different
kinds of manure.
The "Tasting Committee" consisting
z
OF the COMMITTEES Of the Whole, respect
fully acknowledges . sample Of Catawba
vine from CLas. Hubbell, and Strawberry
wine from Mr.. Tewksbury, both Of which
were pronounced excellent.
The subject for discussion q: the next
meeting-SuBsoILrNa.
4. II. W1cKERsHAx. Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08

the Administration, which he assisted in
suPerceding Gen. Fremont, he desired to
have It understood that no matter whom
the Administration put up or pulled down
he would sustain with oil his heart and
soul and strrngth of mind against the
rebels IN arms. He supplemented that II
would hereafter appear the gentleman's
blair feelings had perverted his iudg-
ment. He knew that Ill men we're falli-
Bile. Fremont was impulsi1e md impetu-
Gus, and be regretted that Fremont had
suffered the publication 10 which refer
ence was made, with the obliquy heaped
upon him, with his reticence for sir
months. He Collar regretted the pnb.
lioation at this time. The future would
have done him justice. He could say
this much for Fremont: he was the only
MAJOR denerai who had gone out with his
troops away from his headquarters 10 pur-
suit Of the enemy over field valley and piain.
No man could belisve the aspersion 81
the gentleman from Missouri that Fremont
Was stimid man. HI did not approve
Gen. Fremont's ST. Louis contracts. He
paid too much for them. but such faults
were not confined 10 Gen. Fremont, which
be COLLAR briefly showed. He concnr-
red 10 the statement II Mr.. Blair that ST.
Louis vas . loyal city, fcf whom. aftet
Sen. fremont No relieved from his ooi1.
msad end prccssdsd . that city, the pso-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
ALL THE NEWS
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non-, Foreign and Domestic and Of Exports and of
for Ign and Domestic ship News are full reliable AND
give what business ,na,. can do y'thon, p az.
Inese peculiar features, it is unsurpassed in the tue.
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oebce &c &C 1t is printed on an inps mi ni,r,, IA,
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Mails in Montpslier.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at 7.45 a. m. , ar
rvies at 5.l5 p. IL.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3.45 D. m. arrives
at 9l5 a.
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New York closes at 900
O'Clock, p. VI.
AL matter for these mails must he in the oGce betore
time of cLoSuy, to go the same day.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saurday
at S.l5 a. departs same day arrival Of South
BRADFORD nail arrives daily 10 90 p. n. departs
daily at 400 a.
DANvILLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock, m departs days at IL O'CLOCK
p. IL.
BARTON arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 945 IL IN.
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Barton.
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days at 100 p. M leaves alternate days arrival Of
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BERLIN from two TO six times a week
OFFICE HOURS FRoM 100 A. NJ. to 90 p. NJ
JAMES C. FRENCH, p. ".
Montpelier, May 1881
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l$outss Eg:svaaWicN Academy.

TNEE SPRING TERM of this Institution will commence
F.hruorv % and continue eleven weeks under the
Erection Of the following Board Of Teachers
.,~n,rN , - p;.:,
84n. d. =, - ", 80, Np,,nI ,r ,np rh
n Ss y. Xxx, :, :, ~ ~ ~ ,;",nx. "
Mi pI'it = ~ II tppI T. raac,nr ,s ,,,s;c
s%NiEss;.n rom Teachor IF NO w;nr ana PAINTING
81 .pt,, - W ~ ra,,i.. af pan,n,nsIt;,, 'o'
Ts Institution IS situated IN the pleasant healthy ana
fhrEinH Nlllac "l South lafuWck easy OF access, anu
xurr9 }hted ny u moral ana intcinSeht community
mo-" II mas hceh III operation ess man Two years, yet
0y NE ontlflE energy OF teachers anu ciAes, lts num-
Npcr 9" s'hoafE mas constantly lhcleas'i, WI IL mas won
spaIr.naEt equal to hat OF many older nsttulons
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STATE OF VERMONT,i IN Probate Cont held a
Nt.RiNGr0S Disrricr IS. { Montpelier, within and for
.. District the 3lSt day at January, A. D. 1862.
instrument ruriurtinE To he The last VIII and Tesla
Y T., Thomas j. Grant ,lar of Marshcld in said dis
l'tt fyeaSed being presented To the Court by lucY p
rant, the ENocnrX therein named, for Probate 1t
UrGcted by said Court thai all persons concerned
'!cr be nu,ed 10 appear session of said Court,
ldrH at Tia" Probate Office, in Mont peIier aforesaid
Vie ~" day OF Feb Als6 and showcnusc, any they
nave. against the Probate Of said villa for which
$50. rsr. t i" further ordered thai copy Of the
~ OF this order be published three weeks
-''s.vrly IA itr Green Mountain Freeman printed at
trte!er previous tn said time appointed for hearing.
a true copy Of Record.
:EQ Attest, 7. X. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
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~ Branree, January o, by Rev. Jehiel Clahn, DR..
edale Of Watertown. N. Y, and Mrs. Sarah B. Hnck
~ of Braintrec, VT.
In Cambridge, Jan. o. by Rev. l.. A. Lanpher Mr..
iliam Wilson, of Boudoio, NJ .ine and Miss Lucretia
ltrriii of Underh
IN Rochester, JAM LIST, by Rev. j. A. Sherburn
3exander Fuller Of Hancock, and Miss Emene B.
sEAAmberlain, of Strckbridge
Also by the same, Jan. Is The NJ. E. Parsonage in
stcr, James P. stockwell and Miss Emily A. Glea
919n, both of Rochester.
dso by u same, Jan. lst, Hiram c. Stevens and Miss
zIS6Bice A Ford. both Of Warren.