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0rlIcE or lrr cO1lrc1on OF INrrnnaL RnvssoE

OYFItE UF IIT T0fiFC1Ok OF TATfNHAL I1tVEHUk'
Wan DISTRICT, SrArs OF Agw.i OAK
4 UCrI0N SALE Of PROPERTY SEIZED
L FOR 4. s. TAN.
Noico is hcrby given That uuGr rs direction 81 VII
LItM ORION esq Collector have seized the fo.o"in
property, namely:
ono cssk ale ;cd to contain sbou, 10 c,llos Bourbon
Whisky.
One casl eegci to contain sbou. % gallon, Bourbon
Whisky.
One ask alleged 70 con- an obou u gallons APPLE HTidy
Cine ask .a 10 coz AZ lboG: $50 gallons Pom Wine.
Which will syrose ioT sa'0 ty AUCTION in font 81 No.
isl West l4As or SATURDAY, ie 2o.h d'y Of Sept-nhet
inst. Il ~ clock u Lrlfss before o. payment be-
afje ~ OF FOR PETER DOLhN OF thirty three do t.x to
geher N .e costs Of tese lroccctn s-Da-ea Ne"l oS
Sept a. 1865.
CaAEEs J. JOHNSON Deputy Collector
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-.ORk..........sx,r .
4 leaYrd.

Cleared.
Steamship. c.iy o. cors gBFD rb6e,' Liysrpoo John g
Dali ks..e Adams H.yane p lord Il I!-s;ors T. W.
Bruno Foster. baltimore, W m. 10 1-l-
Sai9sb pa leo. NslAe~ san Iaucsee Ccrnelcs IoOo
fvauhoe tB.i. Barclay. LiysTpoo snow a fufges-.
fafks-Bo.yas, Nhiilry. Aslin~aI, Panama X; T. Co;
Coovna (soTe.). Osea. Narcotics, ioabc- Bs cbea
Jariss welsh terl Bates Vera Crx r Alexander Sop
Dyyiiz. lruss) schultz. QIeca..o~n Fun2h, Neincsc
!. cniti IFynlfl lNergl = en- One n.ioni Ionoe-
R4iehel: Amanda. Ham Iio urron Cork sioman 60.
Lr1s-L1oy II 80 yssc fbLi. h'l lacnr., Middleton
Co.. GEO. D6wusy Or Pane, tas5,docs a. 4fos bfIsss
soasi Ceres, ,DaLl Town Hamburg. E1aeh, -ienc<e q
Ncrlf.
scsoonsr-H Hickman, lester Chiucosagre 4. C. Esven
3ray- .s9ton. Bceuiost, Ihorlas Holrs knoch frsu
Bascr Ws.iag5n l.. * .f; Minerva Jrtslson, Washsss
ton l.. heluy Cameo, a. ie o., bosiou o. h hesch -
SNOW Grant Boston Ragi Post, Peln-y. icri Royal, " L.
NcCEsady; schooling star sfsh. Cs-a- John Boyrtous
son Fanny feru oay, Baltimore, L. Kenny .sdnisn,
Randall. soauior. Murray Seplewi EtFaId Evmert,
c,ss " Washington, hott Belsli fskr Smitl fbi>dA-
rhA }. ". Meaeei Bueua Vista, Philips, Washington, L.
h.lny. 49,
,.a6ps--sassk. Poster NswHsvsn, Pointer Nich0is.
Flosilon.e, !. Kenny.
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arrived.

arrived.
steamer CARES oso0d o.. 5 uaasPor'h Geer .Nsweera
seifref Blno IL. s. ,ransPOst. Hlliess, Aeranaree -
l'sf 70 - ~ ii P,o.spe ps.e 70 r g,ur.,
steamer FscoG, Jones. Providence, Edser &c. to z
steamer Concord Norman, PHILADELPHIA ds- 20 LOper
stg.'-r = 4 Stevens. Raymond Baltimore wm. Dalai.
si.an.,r Nlsia stevens, Chance Baltimore, mde ss 70
Sip Top Gallant, lncv lso ,un. Phillips. Boston. -
Rll csss. iof sun4crlaui, Mcdonald CaIdig a. days,
FAX o4ss Ca,a4r, Para day. rubber 10 j. B.acv
l. : HsrS Courier Grsy. New Orleans % days.
Bark Eliza Bsne, tof Bslmuas). Fua' Bermuda, dxyst
oai. loi s. haacS.. - Morgan. Pan, . day..
rlb .-r ard r. - - II. n. Coming son.
c. 81 - days eoei TO Gordon, Bruce AeAulE;
Biz saahasry, 90; ;. John, - b.h Cray, RIVER ryses
Enr - day, a.l,e to H. / :. ". MyeI Had son AssV
Bh, M,r, uI,no,), Di,per. Newcastle, Eng is iav,.
nlss 10 barclay ( Liyns6n Had s.roug wesieTy ~.s4
o tho pass,gs boat, bu~ks and received esAsr
rns Mexico Prisdo Masano'ss % days cotton, hides Ae
seil rriy jBTl Crowel. St John, n D.. /, days. ada
schr l. SNOW, Brewster, Gaes Bay. {. B. oOal FOR New
sshr Grani.e stats Hale,, Boston days rndse to s. w.
ssar Thon., Jefferson, Small Salon days md's 10 T.
sc6f. Car RhOa4s, Ellsworth, days, lurs~ to t ~
ArYHtN 3 a.
Som Mary Lun,, Boyn.oa. Bangor, days lanScr to o0A
Gin Mo,t Bel,l Bedsl GEORGETOWN, y c, day., ecd-
Scag Meteor fgf BeraudA Dunsc0mb, bermuda, tgys.
oil. A.. 20 BE, AZ & firth.
srhf. q. d Rrowa, N.sker on, Harwich.
Schr. W. ID. ii.is, henderson, thncot"asue
sctr. Elizabeth Ann 'Ainro.easae, si.ves.
.iclr. dIladiuu. Small. lfosdtuc.
Scar. surpuss. Bccrs Boston. mtse. to master.
scir. EIltn hcdula, Bowman, New Bedford.
SoAr summit Freeman. N.lice Tor lai.Alelphs1.
schl. lhomas " mans, Davis, ~. River.
s,ar sprlflic, Suitl tfo'ideuc'
sl4r b4low kIlory. aocA.and, lime.
Scan huri, ce, R0ok.ani, lime.
Sc.r. 4. Il. No. ~. Small, Providence
SEN Nalfa,t. Head, oioaeescr h'A
a,lr ". a. Mailer, Arcy, boston. Goa! 70 n'.ssS.
scar t. 4. How ifd, f.ciHac, bos,on mdse. to mssss'
SCI. r. Moofcr. 1ounr. bf0okhaNeA.
Sslr. Icua- 1. Chew Lushre, laurtou.
srhr Lady 4 ltt.. Everett, Providence
So. b. g.ndof n. Cropell. C0kasscsl NaIrows
scll. Ntusr,t, snow, Nncan, hsh
ste,tus Cbirs. Pearson, Nash, Boston 70 houss having
shiD Top Gallant IA tow.
NlND-sdnseh South.
sailed.
2'l--sassso,, City Of Bath harrk, ship HemispbSsj
bas, Xn,on aud Alma, osss Macrae Rosers BRIDE sasa
stcAn.sAps Ease for Havana; Ci.y Of Cork for Law
esp..L
Disasters, e.. -
The has Commerce e Newcastle. Me-, was passed htn
ns IA lp - M lon ~ i5 with loss o. fore iopn4s ana nm
topglNaAiuaft; nom Boston for New pr,@rs . n.
The hug Nav Ann, o. and iia.iaA n - f,r rcNe
Rico spoken SEQ O. - M In. =! -, lou ,. 4, ee' Jnty
uasls having been a. sste ~ huficahe "sh1 10 'ss'
aace; would cudrANgg % maze beg port % des.ihiao" "a
The schooner ltle 81 Pines ashore o. Ni,c'i'a'' ssns
below rgoyiouce 2Ji inst would como OF a. Asa "I't'
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eialioncrn an0 1antn Goo0s.

NOCURAhE1 GLASS INKSrAND MANU-
" FACTORY, 10. ~ WlaIn.st y N.--ro,rns Air
ri.ht Inss,suds Fai"n. Army inkalnd-. Cocaues nov
Te.nonor, inlaLi. Ito above suIlss any intands yet
invented iSe ainphy and economy. fof hc by all Stu
tlouefs
FOUNTAIN Marking Brush ana fencli--for
4 Directing Me-,laulso &ci SEQ AGENTS wlnttd Send
stamp or circular AdiToss r. T.. CLARK Co.. M1nu-'e
tnrcrs Bon No. -. Northampton, Alass.
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limited STATES TRUST COMPANY
~ E WY Q Il *
Ne. - WALL 81. cor. William.
oAPJrA-................sI,O 900, Ooc.

IT,. C,npsny Leg i.ostofy for moneys paid into
coar- al Is Authorized guardian receiver
.fss.es
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
For period O; s.1 o. louseI......4 per cent
P1ya.e i've Gsys n7.i e..............J Der cent
Deposits f1sy be r-sie md withdrawn O.. any time srd vii
y -ai 10 Interest whole they may remain with
lie Company.
E1ecr,ors AdnHi,'rsor Trustees Of Es;ates and Pe
s.-s lu-ocu toned q tbe ,.s on o. business vel
s.,a. nd Bcaevocn. j. l.ior., VII f1e his Comply
convenient depository f-T money.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JoHN : SrEwtRT. S.cr.t.ry
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TaIRD.AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

4 Corner .fG-sv rrd Za't 1.
CHARTERED lb.4
SIX PR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
D.os made on OF SsoIe To- October viii draw interest
tou taat date. =. -,
n. sa.afley Eveiings from o 70 3 ..., .
AUgs T. LIE Secretary.
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5inanriai.
A GENCY for the SALE of
"A U. S. FlvE-TWENTY BONDS
PARKE L BoNyDOIN.

80 No. 10 Wallst, cor. resii-st.
favine been appointed tie L. 5 SEQ Loan
are prepared to receive subcpions The above bonds
pa interest in gold Commencing tie da Ct deposit.
orters accompanied by diat As city wiz receive
promp, attention. PARkE L bOWDOlS.
StooAs aad Bond, bought md sod commission the
Brokers Board Mercantile pepper and iosfs negoiaed
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iTNO CONIRACIORS.-S epaTate sealed pro-
rosAs each ndoTsod with the ito ire -oft ~ which
Did NAY oGcied wa b received q this ONO pnil j!
oc.cs a. II ssflfdsy OF 100 fof the cotsfuc.oa ~
IgRAP-BLOCK PAVEMENT, a. itr iAiTl s'fooa between
Third ard Fourth and Ia iiytocnd street
Tard srt To.ith ssel4es- Aiso. - tybbLk-SlDSf.
PANEdFSr "a Port .lth stfe't fl1in lrlh rvenns %
iaon River I'D a. CROSS WALKS "a Iafd avenue, %
ono hundred a11il OLe q I'd md fftriA. Ono huI4
red md e. ith and one hunled sad ninth streets
Bank iofls biGs lnt 81 0-4~f necss.sFy info
dor obi ned tr aoa O. tie toA.f@ci ~ a.
ths $50 OA1s of tie Croton Nq.efsei Hoard sept y
l9s TH0~. sILgHEAH, 4 Cotton
| KOgT j. DAkHAOH, Az ~dlc,
4 IA
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ITO CONrRACTORs.-Sepafnte Sealed Pro-
4 ps,al e.ch ndoi.sd n le tile o. tie wok iof With
tie bid ay b. offered will - wed - is Once pnii y
o'clock m n WEDNESDAY sept. ~ 90 ~ ne con
sruclion o! IRA P.DLOCA fIhENENiS IN tho following
,,..t 20 viii 2sihft from - 20 is avs Deshfoasss -,
frru gfon N"si-ii fcT'h DO 70 a. nom 80
nzton % Wts'-s;L. and f3hs nom - 20 sdaVt faas
forms for bids all t other iscssrg ni5fa on can Do
o1a % oa o.; 90 th- Contract ,.fEs 81 ihs oie
IhOS sfkrrnthf,S.s, }Cro,on Aquelgc,
= " CRAVEN
ONies OF To Cro'on hquedae; Hoard SEPT; IA. ls.a.
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4 LUAMBRA PAVILION.
"A Foafteeuih-si.. oppos.tc Acaiemy Of Music.
FRIDAY sept -,
AFTf RNOON md ~ ENiNC.
TIIF MOST WDNuERFDL or All WONDERS.
TuE GrEAT STAR ~ TIE wEsTERN HEMisPh-RE.
YOUNG NlCOLO YOUNG NlIOLO
N hi marvellous and urIlr4.' elfd act,
ZANPiLAEHpS IAglDA.
tbs ulost r.rf-r' ard dariug
FLIIE0 TRAPELE ENCRNANCE OF TIE ACE.
TIE ou|y rival q
TfrF GREAT LEOrArp.
AFTFHSpDs AND fNENlNB.
TIIs HENUH Md Bt DnUIs ARABS,
TIE tHlIDRES ~ TIE DESERT
~ THEIR iNDEsC RiBAhLk fkATs.
HAD.LLE SOPHIE SAGAlNO.
THE GREAT TRlCh HOUSE "NlCIOhfA"
THE FAMOUS DANCING HORSE MECCA"
PERFORMED ~ ~. sA0luSO.
Mr. EATON SIOSE.
- Er-a, bare backed rider.
THE TALLEFS BROTHERS
YOUNG PitkOr SABNlNO,
Only aovrn years OF age in h. famous rroting Act.
NR fAhkER-MR. JAMES COOK.
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Cost an0 1opn0.

METAL SIN PLATES, ROOFING
wi PLATES anu SPEEr IRON Of all Kind. foi sale W a.
A THOMSON 4 Co. Go. as aud at Watet strcs.
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che @urf.
miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery. Wipine
u snt P.kns sso ar shpgrs Ia iots 20 sut 1ugchl.cr
Fof sal ~ w " iAN LAAN,
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WALLAcK''
Mr.. WALL lfopr1''o1.
Mr.. LESTER WALLACk...........r state NAn4goi.
Il is respectfully announced .hai The Ihes"r~ih
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. SEPT %.
REPAryTED RE0ILDFD AMI NEWLY DECORATED
Az ENTIRELY SEW DRAMA,
In Eve acts, will be produced on the occasion
SCENERY, COsTrMES, APPOINTMENTS.
kbB NEW,
ard Of the mos, elegant description. lie. OF
TIE COMPANY,
which compress all tho
WELLEhOWN FA'ORlIE ARTISTS
NEW CANDIDATES FOR FAVOR,
VII b. Published with all Other particularly Ia future bill
TIE BOX BOOK
will open Mo1d,y the 18Th. from a n until p NJ
Tres.rrer........-.........Af IifODOAb hOS''
WINTER GARDEN.
w In consequencs Of the vast numbers unable TO obtain
,ea. tho last few gh 10 vi'ness NJ Booths oes1tin PER
s9nsticB Of Hamlet tie fnsnsf.reut has enllsd to Jed
ne pubic feeling tina. conveyed and postpone FOR lew
nj CATS tho produe tiou ~ C,hsno.
Gu TO-SlOHT FRIDAY. 2jh
SATURDAY. 18th
EDWIN BOOTH.
TIE LAST TINES
~ N' '"' HAMLET.
s..-ei tv powerful Company embracing the nance c
lcs.rs LkwRENCs BARRE Tf Who ha been lpscialy IN
ssr.tl VISINO EljNxRs HUMPHRi BLAhD. a. H.
DAVENPORT. Nh ADA CLIFTON. Nh. HISDEi Al
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OTncg HoHExiAs MISiso coHrAsr

OTYICE I-OHEzfAN .IINIHU NlFAHII
sEW-4 ORR september -. 1903
NOTICE is hereby giyta TO the SiockholdeIs
JgE DOLLAR uefsh.rs ils been fved upon ~ caItsi
FOL. ofts Compsny payatie o. IUtsDAl iae S,h dsy o.
Doef asgt a. he ofes o Zoo Treasurer, no % f"sh -
Aeslorl o. 70 WI h. .faCTl.R, esq.. Ifsnafef AerA
J'M MILLS, Ilealaref.
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ny PIP CENT INTEREST.

OK PER CENT INTEREST.
> ClyIIfNs' SAVINGS BANK. corner q bowery az q
crs.. Open every dsy to D. aud o. hon1sy, Wed
EVENINGS from 3 % !.
I,r9d.s h-le now wi. fesr iu'efct nom Oct j. Ban,
5s.ls ~ Ln.4sh, Oerr4sn arc feich ., -, a.,
Sy.vouE 4. BrKcE Ser-c.lry.
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SUPERIOR COURT--gEoIu T=Rx-sEr:. H.-Befsss
Ch.ef-Justc. aC5sVarE.
DECISION
Charles Peterson agt. the Chemical BaDk.-Cass
att- -. p.pers with Glen d; Chambers.
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sniiTCrW ALMANAC.
n-Rises $50 set.......... $50 Moon--Sets.. 3sog
HiCH vArsa DAY.
rdy Heck. t.2a Gov Is1nt... tj Hell Gste. eAl
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IssAsuRtKs Oyyicr CYsTRAL RAILROAD Co oy Ngw.t
49, jEnssY 80. % Wsils., new. IyIs, sspt 10, lStJ )
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS Fourth
sLy cso5 on he NV STOCK JaDie 10 iie Treasurer
*-s Ds.Dfe OCTOBER H. neat. . m
By Order. SAMUEL hrOA' Ireasufer.
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ATLANTIC SAYINGS BANK,

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ No. III Cha lr.n. Iuhre, sew. OIL
SIX PFK CENT lNIEEE5i ALLOWED
ll'.Te. on money deposed Oh OF ce'ofe Oo' VIII cum
sf1re on Tat da'r.
D.iIelds viii be paid free Of Government tax.
ErL ,gen daily from o. 20 md s % p ~.
H. j.. Van PELf, PRECEDENT
CHARLES u. BAILEY Ireasursr.
. coo,vy
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'NWENTY-sIXTH DIyIDEYD.-OyrIog o.

II " -iIi<D i - ~ VI
i 7nz GEocHEs FiRn lsrugAaoe COMPANY, 10. ~ WAI~
o. sKg OK Sept J. It3JIAe LOsId 81 Directors ilv"
Tia DAY declared semi Annual Dividend " five ~ per cent
@ IT, eap stock VI tie L,ulay payaOe - the t0ckhyh
~ oa demand JANIS o. fLtI1 secy.
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The Bna.h sna Aucresn Erehsngo Harii1s corporsten
s-,d h.yiug opsned4oces - % ANas.I NsN Iofs a
-r4rd % se AID bay sterling Bills q tzc.rs- snd 20 10
sae Commercial I'D fTsveffs Credits available ~ t pr,
tr word Commercial red - issued fof pse n to -
i.s Ctif aud Australia vl b. open us orerlal b~ik
Co!,o: sion London fi ileI paiueahfs may DO sse
WILLIAM WOOD, bizIfscf.
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NOTICE.-sTEUBENVILLE and INDIANA

~ OJICL.-SI ~ BEN IJ-LL anu l-fDt az -
~ RAILROAD NONPhsI.--kA Louihcilcf~ Of S''u
j.ylIs and lndiarg Ir0s Conpfuy Bond re
meet The u ls.ess a. she IN ILbOR ff' IT, 80.
-afinr.t., on FRIDAY Oc lss5, u Oc1ck " NJ o'
s9lliaton on bufnfs Of inPols.es TO their INTEREST,"
heS- IofA. sept. IL, 1865.
JEREMIAH WILBUR, lr,,.,,..
II. 4. ALEXANDER, }""
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-12

Public notice 10 hereby given, that the annual col
lection lis and Excise Taxes for the County Of Lee
In the hrst collection district the year ipg
September LIST, 1852, has been returned by the U s
ASSESSOR.
Payment Ia hereby demanded forthwith OF perHcns
named therein OF the against their names
respectively by the United States Collector OF Int
Revenue, OF The arss district lowa his once In TIE
COURT HOUSE u fokT MADISON. AMP cnis
must ~ made before the cath day Of Deeembe neat
and all persons who shall neglect pay the LesD !. /.
aht othsr Taaea, assessed against them within the
time sFeched shnll be ifahe pay TEN per adj
diiAshai upon the apaonAi thersci.
No collection " II be naads else here than al the
Office VI the Collector, without tue additional per
esntum icing made ~ the Law provides.
No other currency than TREASURY NOTES will
b received.
Sssf,e~ 80 Ezeiss Lac sys, That II any person or
Fers0hs hhaII eaeltIs. carr any trade bust
ness for which ceGse IL required ny this act with
ont taking out such license. he, sbe they Aha for
every such offence, respectively, forfeit . p~n.t
equal h tbfes times The amount Of the duty or sun OF
money imposed for such licenses.
J. C. WALKER
Collector firsl Di.triet
Fort Madison, Iowa, Nov. p6th, lss2.-alIwa
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SOUTHERN NE Ws.

Washington, Jan. 8.
Yesterdays Richmond Examiner SAYS
it was reported yesterday via Petersburg
that great expedition of gunboats and
transports, under command of General
Negley, had left Fortress Monroe on the
LIST inst for some Southern port. From
information deemed unmistakable the
enemy is preparing to make grand de-
monstration upon Goldsboro or Whining
ton, and there is little doubt that the first
clash of arms will come to our ears from
that quarter. Our Southwest hostile armies
are probably both too much exhausted to
d. anything for long time to come.
Grenada, Miss Jan. 2.--The Arkan-
sas Legislature has imposed fine of not
less than $500 nor more than 81, 900, and
imprisonment in the penlleatiary for { or
10 years upon any person caught trading
with the Yankees.
Gen Hiadman's scouts bring informa
ton that General Grant has sent 5000
troops from Holly Springs to Memphis. 1t
was believed that large proportion Of his
force would join McClernand expedition
The Richmond Examiner of the 9Th
inst. says rumor was current yesterday
that Gen. Sumner and his division left
Aqua Creek on transports for the South.
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The Deaocrattc Salusasien TO q Sue
cess1ul General.

The Denocrattc Salusasisn TO q Sue
cessful General.
The successes of General Blunt i'm Ar
kansas have drawn upon him that torrent
Of abuse which the Democratic Journals
open upon every officer who hurts the en-
envy, or who shows disposition 10 do it..
The Sunday Enquirer had malignant
attack upon him, copied from another
Democratic journal, which showed by its
utter failure to specify anything that
could account for it's hostility, that SYM
pathy with the enemy was the only cause
of this hatred for asuccessfnl Union Gen.
eral. If anything more were needed to
explain this spirit. it might be found in
the eulogies which the same journals heap
on every General who fails, or who wastes
his army without action or intelligent of.
fort Gin. Gazette. M
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LE Miss Jameson, beautiful young
lady in New York. by accident had . leg
broken last spring. DR.. Grayson attend
ed the patient, and another accident worse
than the FIRST occurred-the patient and
physician fell in love with each other. -
Naturally, his visits were frequant; and
when the patient was we'll, DR.. Gays IN
asked MT. Jameson sor his daughter.
Jameson refused, and DR.. Grayson bro't
in a bill for two hundred and eighteen
visits 1t two dollars each. As the saying
is, DR.. Grayson had him there. and Mr.
Jameson, disposed to get out Of the bust.
ness as chsaply - possible, gave his
daughter, aud took receipt.
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Missouri Legislature.

st Louis, Jan. 3.
Balloting in the Legislature for u. s.
Senator presents no new feature. A bill
by Mr. Glover, introduced in the House
to-day, takes strong grounds in favor of
the Presidents proclamation.
Mr.. Stapaus' bill DISTINGUISHING the
rebels was warmly discussed, but no ac-
ton taken.
Communication with Springfield will
soon be open. A party sent from Leb-
anon TO repair the line has not been heard
from, and apprehensions are felt that they
have been captured. The opinion strong
ly prevails that Springfield has been cap
tured.
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New York, Jan. 10.
A Murfreesboro dispatch says the loss
of the rebels increases daily. 200 Of their
wounded were sent to Lavergne yester-
day Many more were left here but cam
not be moved, as their wounds are fright
full and most of them will die.
Later-Lavergne has been accidentally
burned, SO that the rebel wounded have
TO be sent to Nashville and therce to
Louisville for treatment.
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Indiana Legislature.
Indianapolis. Jan. 9.

IHuIHHHpUIIs, jan. ..
The election for II s. Senator did moi
take place to-day The Democratic eau
GUS BUThTUtVS TIT u :. r. II FTTTtCS anu TIA
vid Turpie. No business transacted in
the Senate for want of a quorum. The
members bolted home and refused to hear
the Governors Message without joint
convention of both houses. The mes
sage refers principally to State affairs
endorses the emancipation proclamation
as necessary war measure. and says the
people of the North must not be deluded
with the idea Of compensation is possible,
or abandon it's efforts to suppress the
rebels. The State has furnished over
l02. 600 volunteers during the war.
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CHANGE TIcKETs.-It was reported on
the street, on Saturday, that our city mer-
chants had resolved to shut down on
change tickets Of all kinds, and receive,
hereafter, nothing but Government post
age currency, or something that has
jingle to it. We did not however, up
on inquiry, learn that there was any other
foundation to this rumor, than growing
dislike, among our business men, to the
vast quantity and variety of these tickets,
and lurking suspicion that the business
of issuing shinplasters is being consider
ably overdone, causing a feeling Of inse-
curity in regard to receiving them. A
failure to redeem on the part OF one among
the many concerns, now putting them
out, would probably fall lightly on each
holder, but in the aggregate the public
would be aesced to a large asount. They
are, moreover, easily counterfeited o.
changed. and are calculated TO drive
away all good money. We are in hopes
Of receiving little silver one Of these
days, which we design sailing down IS a
present curiosity and 6 pleasing relic Of
the anti-war times
This irresponsible banking can only be
held in check by public opinion and q
rule among business men not to receive
Tom. Dick and Harry's notes. but only
those, if any, of parties and corporations
Of known integrity and responsibility.
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The Genie ss1sns ana Experience Of
4 Peer Young man.

gentleman having Ieen cured Of the results OF
early error and disease, Will frcr1 mot.s b.neyo
iense, send TO those Nho rogue, s.0p oitbs above
interesting narrative pubsh by himself This lit
lie book designed waning aud caution 10 young
men snd those vh" ruEsr from NEssous DEsrLrrv,
Loss ~ nsscry, PEExATrRI DECAY, &C., &C., sup
plying atthe same tire the Of self cure. Single
copies will be sent under seal In plain envelope
without charreto any one who request IT, By address
Sing lie author,
cHAs. A. LAMBERT, BAG,
dsee-aam Greenpoint, Long leland, New YORK.
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RECRUITING FOR THE SIXTH cav
AIRY.
Come ON, HSys i---Nurrah for the
stars and stripes.

Lieutenant VIZ. o. Behns, Of the Sixth low. Cav
airy is nov in the city recruiting Tor hi. re giment
Only few more men required 10 OH up Tho reKi:
msni snd ibis Ia probably The only elauee that viii be
ensFsd fos bin ms Cavalry regiment prior 70 the en-
forcensDs ofthe dran on the frs, Of next month.
Clothing and equipments have airesdy been furnish
"a Tor the regiment and are now at Davenport and
Bounty WIN b paid and regular pay commence 1t the
time o. enlissmspt.
Headquarters 81 Burns 4 Renigsns on the Levcs.
dseiS-ddwim WIN, o. BURNS.
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@ A brakeman was knocked of the
railroad train the other day on the road
between Burlington and Ottumwa, and
lay several hours in the cold before he
was discovered. He is reported to be in
a very critical condition.
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81 L.s.ow lbe order q boxe,:
Notice 10 shippers ana Carriers.

BY 40 order from the Treasury department, Ship
per- and Carriers required, before wardng
Hcns Of Goods or Ssil, amounting 10 over e2s0 10
places In the frsi and second tier Of counties
southern border OF the State Of lows 10 die In the
Custom House osce At Keekuk. Iowa, an oath pre-
scribsd BY The Treasury Department also, to execute
bond, with approved sureis ihai the goods therein
described shall not bs transported sold any
way, ~ 10 give aid comfort 70 insurgents " to
sympaihaers with those In rebellion against the Gov
srnment Of the United States.
Blanks can DO Obtained and instructions given II
the Surveyors Once.
JOHN STANNUs,
surveyor Of the Pert.
Cnatom House ONCE. keokak. Aug 264 ,G2-augqH-dtf