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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12

AGENTS WANTED
--voH--
ABB0rT's HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION
THE HISTORY
CIVIL WAR A MERICA,
Comprising full and impartial account Of the
Origin and Progress Of tho Rebellion, the various
Naval and Military engagements, and he Heroic
deeds performed by Armies and individuals, and
Touching Scenes in tho Field, Camp, Hospital
and Cabin,
BY JOHN 4. G. ABBOTT,
Author OF the "Mothera Home" "Life of Ma
Poleon," "History Of the French Revolution"
etc.
illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engravngs OF Battle Scenes, and Portraits Of
Distinguished Men by the best Artists in Ameri-
CO. 1t will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
unes Of over 45O pages each. A good agent
wanted 70 sell this History in each county Of the
State Of Illinois. Apply to or address
CLARKE 4 CO,
indianapolis, Ind. or Springfield, ILL.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock OF Boots aid Shoes from J. q Todd,
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
public patronage AID his friends that he il
read and willing TO sell goods At the lowest cash
price, at his new store on Second street, opposite
hs II Claire House.
WIN. C. HARRAH.
1eplembs 1lth, 1853. povl-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12
A CARD.

VVNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
j entire stock OF Boots and Shoes TO VIM. g..
fiarrah. bcgs leave to return his thanks to his
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the same 10 his successor in business, whom no
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
J. 9. TODD.
Heptem her 18th, 1855
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12

We do not see why, duriog the wars
progress. Major General OF McClelian's
abilities should he released from its du-
ties and devote himself, on full pay, to
the writing of history. lie is needed
more elsewhere. We have too many
Maior Generals ard Brigadiers out Il
service FIR puh'io good They should
either be ssisnel TO commands in some
field where their services are needed, or
Else relieved from the service altogether.
~. J.. Tines
The Times d right. McClellan's SER
vices arc required in ths field. The
army say so. The people say 40. But
the powers that be at Warrington say
otherwise. The Times is right, too
when it says the army OF Generals ont
Of service should be either assigned to
duty or relieved altogether particular
Nv such ofiieers as have deserted the
field in the face Of the enemy, NJ did
Fremont, or sucn humbugs as have
never bucked on sword,-Cassius NJ.
Clay Tor instance. Let the axe fall At
once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12
For SAFE.

. nOn BUSHELS OATS IN STORE IN
DsUUU warehouse occupied BY K. N. Pretty
iu4 a, Bazaar Block, Davenport. Enquire Of x. n.
fr.uyman. W. b. TWiMAN.
ian l6-d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12

Than tho goods can be bastcd by hand.
No person machine has right to use said
Wagener's Baster ana Binder on any machine ,ex-
eept said Wagener's Machine unless bought Of
said WAGNER or his legal agents.
Price Of Bastor and Binder -. Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt Of the money, ready to attach to
any machine.
Please state tho kind Of machine You wish to
attach II to.
warded by Express.
Persona taught how TO use Sc wing Machines.
Apply or address
J. A. WAGNER,
Island City Hotel,
jan30 -d&wtf Rock Island, Iii.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12
For Rent

For Rent.
IN THE FIRST OROCT0BER, THE STORE
" rsom NO. IL BRADY street, enquire Of
T.OkR
ap25 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-12

George LuNi, OF The Boston Courier
has received several anonymous letters
IN which the writers express the wish
that his paper may be suppressed and be
sem 10 Washington. To these meddlers
he replies thus:
But suppression cannot be-that is,
If We have notoe-and, ia any event,
could last but u very little while. To
all such threats we say
and shall the Douglass die +?
Then, twenty thousand Scottish men
Will know the reason why p
And rs for beng sent to Washington,
though We suppose we might be drag
eed to thet foul city by ovcrpowering
force, yet no summons could induce us
To visit il until the nest Of uncloan birds
now incubating there is completely
purged o. it's pollution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
NOTICE.

To X P. creel May A. Creel, Hugh Kennedy Chsr
OF school fasd- sAmi BoAtmAu, Cornetia ID. Woos-
ter. J. J. keHAmAra, kmma 4. Williams. Extsi'x.
Hsteah Thompson, Claim, Neilen a. Co., A. e..
hisby, Lcye Busfr, Adams Co., Arnold Kendall,
J. Fickn, Wm. r.. Juraer, assixnee OF Patrick
u Cseese. keokuk LodgA Ne. - 40 ~ ", q. w
IsCfary, exec tor OF Ed~afd Bos ntoB, Jas. Cox,
Asgsbae bashsy, GiniaiAralriI vi Jacob bushty,
deceased. TaoaAs DsAKA n ahA sarah DunsAn. rks
cutors of samuel Jenklns, N. \. h.goun,J II d J.
Coasssn las. Csilahsn, Jss II. Mss;acaeon, g r.
yoorhees, ReyncIds 4 Richardson, BesJ, r, Lead
Charles bush. NJ tchaei fallen, Daniel Dewey II h
Love d Co., p. 4. Lomax, j. W. Ogden, James c
Ramsay Kramer, Irwin Co., VIM. Thompson a
Co., y. ". MAS KIN Hitsn nafnes ~ ". Hank ID h
b +. MiilerstrustAe foe0. O. Andsrsoh Il Go. j N.
Shelley, and Cox 4 Shelley, A. B, ChiitrRien, b.
Miller Edsant Bsyd asd Jas. D. Baafbmsn
You and sncb of you, reby notjtied hers
ID IL on file the ono. u theasrk OF the Dstrirs
equity, Joseph suupAaa. caisiAGoi you, the sad
r. p. Cseei, Judgment for o. 00, your two prom
Iposy noteS lss o. ~ SAe osher for 90 60 III
dated a. 1857, AID psysbe ax moRihs ssssr
date order OF FsAAa tNyWs aod ~ nsm endored e
petitioner; also, he force psWppf Amgr1MD against
ali OF you given s<cprs ssd potss SIX on
the north end Of ietstx In Stfnspsonb subdivtsi
the south vese qua of sector nsh range
g. west and thc ided half Of the half lot,
/, 2 and g. IN bloch 40, keokuk, all In Lee county
IowA. s. y g III
And unless you appear and snswsr aid pstaiss os
or before of the secopd dxy px The next term
said Court, sncioG n keohukon the Arst Monda
OF September d. -, 16d3s default will BE- snt@Fs,
assina you, and judgment rendered thsreen.
| N ------ J. l. NICE,
JsIi-i%w. Attorney for Piainsi6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
a.. 5.2Oafr
6 PER CENT, GOVERNMENT LOAN,

yyyHEsEs soxDs sAxg gcALLpp. .1tvE-TwEs-
ties1 hoeAuse wA they are tesa'y year bonds,
they may be redeemed by the Government In GUILD
seanS time After tvs years. sa9s
Legal Tender notes, or checks upon Philadeiph or
New FORK that wilt bripg Legal Tenders what the
Secretary allows tne to rrcsiye. Ns
The bonds are sod s fAk. the interest to comm ence
the day YOU par The mSnAy.esngy Txs I o. -
The Bonds pay per cent futsresfin Co.'s lArss per
cent every six onths the nrst " ot Nay and No
vcmbsr, ~ the Mint 10 Philadelphia, ~ any Sub
Treasury in New yotk OF eissw hefa. N you have
Coupon BoiAs ~ you have Nd il ~ s0tAhs proper
coupon oAofoach SIX mooths and collect 1t.
The duties On iosprts iron st articles from abroad
must - paid In Gosp sad fhls Is the way sscrstAr,
CHASE gets his gold.
Congress. has idsd that the Bonds shall b.
IN aoLp when due.
You Gan haye either Cs~pens Bonds payable 40 ths
hesrss, a. HsgtStessd 6ods, tsbIs 70 your Order.
TpefQcmu - A4eeGles'a Sees, a.a s0Oon "
tssteftn xfns tnodnts also u. 00is and oiaHO's.
Yoa uatt NOT have 10 any taxes these Bonds
your income from than do~a not excsed ee--snd os
Al aecvr ESQ you viii only have 70 pay one-fat =
| mach incsns Isx as u POUR noney Wa ipvssasd
AovtRaxos othef Securities. ThA Supreme Cart Z
he United last dsctsd thai no state or CIT
or Coanty eau YAK Governmspt Bends. ss.ss
| apply before the1st ofJ ULY next.
e. M J. COOKE,
| Dsbsesiptlon Assns, Phlsdslplla.
rAs xssAah sfasSA Bask aha kh. fAsnpsss
". - anshssiasA = rsss1ss SabscriDsises.
L ,aff4 gNss a.sss1 sAs% ~ sNs@ @#t s'- Jcs~~SW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

!
Resolutions on the death of GEORGE
KRArT, brother Of franklin GRovx No.
2, u. A. O. ID.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from earth our fellow
brother. GEORGE KRArr, member OF
Franklin Grove No 2, u. A. O. D.; and
WHEREAs. Intertaining lively remem-
brsbce Of his manly character. ofhis merits
as Druil. and deeply feeling the loss
we have sustained as citizen and brother
by his decease, and considering in view oi
the above, We owe it as duty to our.
selves TO express our regret and eondolence
to his fellow brothers and citizens; there
fore
Rcsoleed, That, as members Of the
Franshn Grove. We present to the friends
of our deceased brother our most heartfelt
coincidence for the loss they are caEsd
upon TO sustain in his removal from
amongst them aud rs.
InAsmuch il is one of our solemnesi
duties to bury our dead, We regret 70 -,
that We were restrained BY the Catboli,
Church, of which our deceased brother
was member, to bestow the last hoso
upon our deceassd brother, to follow hin
to his grave in body as our duty re
quires.
TnE COMMITTEE.
! Keokuk June IL, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

SroHEwAIL JAcksos's LoFAL SIsfER.
Capt. A. F. Duncan Of the l4th Penn
sylvansa cavalry, now on duty in Western
Virgins, writes
81 met sister of Stonswall Jackson
in Webster She is avery intelligent and
pleasant lady, and as good Union wo.
man as 1 ever saw. She is the wifs a
Mr.. Arnold, who lives in Beverly. Mrs,
Arnold fed to Webster when tho rebels
approached Beverly. When she heard ol
her broshsF's death she seemed very much
depressed, but said that she would sathel
know thst he wss dsad than to have him
. leader in the rebel army" sas,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

again called TO mourn the loss of, our dead
and the sufferings of our wounded CON-
rades, but your resolution is still unshak-
en-. Such devotion IS yours Is sure to
gain us final triumph and when those
Who may survive shs.Lexul. In the Sigh,
Of the foul monstsr, ssx striving to dss-
troy our country, writhing in his last
gasp, | believe that the spirits of those
who have rendered up their lives, win also
rejoice at their country's salvation.
4. A, CARR, Brig. Gen. Com.
Official: G. III. DYER, A. A. g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

- Our citizens will bear in mind th1s
the talented and accomplished Mrs.. Cacils
Rush will soon make her 6nt appearances
IN this city. Mrs. Rush has the reputa-
ton Of dramatic reader Of rare merit,
and the fame she has earned IN other cit.
iss viii lead the public 70 expect . star
worthy Of their patronage and approval
The following is from the New York
Mercury: i@--'~ - :
.s.Mas.9 CEorLK RUsn.-This talented
Young actress gave "Rsadiugs and Rsci-
tations.'' on Tuesday evening. at the As.
ssmbly Buildings, to an audience evident.
y, Of highly iutelisctual character. il
seldom falls to our lot, Is m Bbservgr ol
passing events, to record mole success
full debut than this lady made on this oc.
casion. AS reader. .oa,y and natural, shs
impartial . beauty 70 language that Insde
it glow in the warmth Of her fervency 81
sxprss6os. The heaqv md yhs insali
gence accompanying it, which this youni
srtntposssss. impart TO her readlsgp ans
reciAtions : pleasing and an in.ellectua
charm. Her actions are elegant and grace
srfst end passagss Of fsslliug we're rsndsr
= n II spch 1 nAapsr q to impress =
s,yilA ! .lAyvnbls opinion Of hsrhistioni
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

H Henry Clay Dean was released
from his parole yesterday, and will leave
town wiser. If not better. man thar
when be came here, few weeks ago
As matters have turned. the cou,s.
al5ptei in releasing Dean meets ouc
hearty approval for We hold that when
such men ~ the Editor of the Chicago
Times, Fernando Wood, aud others, ARE
permitted to publish and spou, treason
with impuni,y, consistency forbids that
the smaller fry should be restrained in the
exercise Of similar license.
II the Government can tolerate poIis(
clans 10 talking treason in tho North
while our people are fighting it in th'
South, our State has done enough Of 'br
fighting to be fairly entitled to full shat'
Of the talk.
$50 let 'em flicker"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

FLORAL CoNoERT.-We understand
that preparations are being made for an
entertainment Of the above name, pro
vided sufficient humber Of patriotic
young ladies can be brought together fol
the purpose. One-half Of the proceeds
of the above concer, will be given to th.
ladies' Union Aid Society" for the ben
eft of the soldiers. Due notics of ths
time and place of rehearsal will be mad,
known In . few days through thes'
columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

~ The swKsekak packet Hannibal
City was succession isaached at Madi-
son, on Saturday last, and passed safely
over the falls on Monday, 10 tow of the
Masonic Gem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

The susAay schssi CsnvsniIsn.
Thesessious Of the Sunday School Con-
vention vsss fully attended yesterday and
much interest was manifested in the pro-
ceediDgs.
The following subjects elected spirited
discussions, and various resolutions were
adopted expressive Of the views Of the
Convention in relation thereto:
Are any too old 10 attend Sabbath
School?
The best way OF retaining the Older
scholars in our Schools.
The importance Of continuing Sabbath
Schools during ths winter.
The bes. manner Of opening Sabbath
Schools. .sa,.
The most efficient instrumentalities ol
success in conducting Sabbath Schools
Should Sabbath School Instruction b
givea only By those who are professet
Christians
Other topics were laid on the table fo
lack Of time. an The Convention adjourn
ed, after most interesting and proitabl
session, At Eve O'Clock.
In the evening there was Sabtat
School Concert 1t the Chatham SqMar
Chusah. ~ & 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

RKMavAL.--Me essrs. Vowel h Co. have
removed their drug store to the corner oi
Third and Main streets, where they will
keep full supply Of oil kinds Of drug,
and chemicals,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

ARaEsrED.--A man charged with sell
ing thousand dollars Of counterfeit mon
ey 70 the Branch Bank a. Iowa City, for
greenbacks, a short time since, was arrest
ed at Il Sails and brought tnck 10 tha,
city last week, and lodged 10 Jail, where
be now remains. No money of conse
quencs was found on his person. He i,
said 10 be an ingenious scouDdrel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
EXTENSION OF TRRMIr0nY.

This Company has recently extend, d their line,
and established onfees st all olnts On the UPPER
MISSISSIPPI. Including " mona, Wahasbav X 81
Wing preseet: and 81. Paul. nectng with burbank
Co 5 Express 10 all The pe1cpai points In the In
ierior of Minnesota also, for Uror wing, PeDbina
aud the itlsh Possessions
0nsces have also been esAhI hIished the St. Creix
River al Hudson aud saltwater.
On the 81. t'sisr's River, al ST Peters, Mank sto
an Farib.st
On ihs Chippswx River, at Eau Claire.
They have ai.o extended their lines westward 10
lows and estAblished onices ~ Iowa Fails Fet
Uodgc and Sioux City.
5 Connections are made 10 New York with Wells
Fargo Co, for California, Oregon, dc.
AZ Toronto, viii British and American Espress
for Montreal Quebec, Pcrilsnd. and all paits OF this
old country. t@
Al ST. Josepb, by Overland Mail Company, fo'
Pixies Peak, Csiiiornia, Se.
LAS. O. FARGO, supI.
Il. ALLEN, Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.
je9-dQw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

~ Rev Mr.. Hare. Chaplain of The
s0th Iowa Infantry, came sPQ the hos
pitai boat from Helena last night, and re.
ports the regiment in good condition.
MoAK SoLDTxHs. - The Gladiator arri
vod lsss evening with three hundred sick
and wousdad soldiers from Helena, Ark
The Illinois i expsc,ed in few days
with large number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

THE OVERLAND SrAGE RourK TO THE
PAcIrrc.--The fare from the Missouri
rivsr to Placsrville, Cal, Is $500; to
Denver, s75. It is believed the road is
now secure from Indian attacks through
out its entire leogth. The trip to Cali,
fornia is made in eighteen days; to Col
orado Ia Eve or six.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

n0- It is estimated that from the com.
mencement Of the war 53,874 Federals
have been killed. III, ,029 Wounded, IA
als nsde prisoners, and 95U, coo died Of
disease and wounds that 81, 1858 Confed
crates hare hess killed, l19. Cts wounded
salsa made paisonsra, and 250. 900 died
from wounds and disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

. ~The Davenport G set,e and nu-
buque Times both come to US enlarged
and greatly improved in appearance -
They are both live papers, and We are
glad to see this evidence of their prosper
Gus condition. &sE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

- The Governor Of Ohio has author
ixed . battalion to be formed Of rebe
prisoners at Camp Chase. in that State
who take the oath Of allegiance. Forty
five lined on Thursday last. w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
MEMORANDUM BOOK LOST.

A small Memorandum Book was iost Yesterday some
where on the street bet wesn town and Pries'
Crexk. The nnder Will be beraliy rewarded on leag
Ing at my Livery Stable on First street.
Iia-d6t v. vANoRsDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

sa- A letter from Yorktown. Va, says
that our forces recently occupying West
ROiutS have esaeuased that place, aud
have joined the 4th Army Corps. Of Gen.
Keyes, At the former place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

importancc TO come before the meeting
All those whose names are attached to
either roll are requested to bs present.
FxArurns Scott dasires ms n
say tha, hs can remain but one week
more, and alt persons desiring to have
their feather beds renovated win act so.
cord;no,v Thor. i M mao for n. IN ..v
mseb in pr.;.e Of this svstem ~ cleansing
feathars ss all Tho i. Va triad !, sre.t n
tho b;ob.st ,e,m. ~ rr.;.e ~ ~. ;,..
al I;vs,;,e.s II ,ba fa.,ha
- : --1-.
INC eu''o' 9, 'he quincy nsraia
says ne aaaiessssA Tue meeung oi the De-
mocf.cJ u oar'nage on MONDAY last 1t
~oulo appear tnat MS patriotic appeals TO
ms ff'enos On ING occasion, had the eject,
20 use ms OWE language, to draw "a
| s'fes" OF hv'og water 'rom the sonis OF
ms nearer*. amongst other things he
SAID lac advised bis trends to obey thelaws.
but before he got through he virtually
| told them there vas no Isw, and therefore
be wanted peace. ~
Now, one word With these aiders and
abett01 OF rebellion. You prAts losg and
loud about your obedience to law, and
I pretend that you want your dupes To rem
der obedience W the laws Of the lsud.--
What il the practical effect Of your admo-
nisious Who are the men who, every
where, resist tho execution Of shs laws :
Who are the men who resist, even 10 the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

H The Great Eastern left New Yorl
on Saturday for Liverpool, with S77 pas.
sengers. 4e ..s.i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
I'D. F. BROWNELL,
Bookseller. and 4s1sJoMer,

wexaS eall attention In his atnsl -ei Raaks -11a-
stonsry. w ai.nd Window Paper ,vhirh he viii sGsf
atunusuallyiow ow prices. Thaahfuli ser tke paAroa-
Axebsstowedon i'm fort he pAAt eight years ~ re-
spsctfull ysoiicits eonttnuaneeefth thesams.
febT-d f5a e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12
1T CK line
DyYoHp UpDYvxLI1.

For The accommodation OF The tEas-
A.tng pabHc the uuffe rstRned have e.
.blisa 81 q uAILY LINk or HACKS fs0m EDDY
vile, via Oskaloosa, Belle Fontainc, knoxsiiie,
Prssantviiis sandy vile. tndtanos, 81 Chaftsss In
tsrsbtt. ao Lows, "a CAss county.
Hacks run In sonnscAsn vtth ths arrival and Do
pafturs or The cars 1t Eddyvle.
We hsvs eonfortasls 0ssas, so>d stock, and will
no Keep In employ otnef than the most care
ID and hcnsst drivers, Ne invi,s The pstrensSe ei
''s LATHR0P 4 GODDARD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

Arrrx11oK l-T The members Of the
Union Corps are requested to meet this
evening in the Hall above the Council
Room, on the corner Of Fifth and John
son. 1t 10 dssirAhle that there should be
> full attendases, as there is business Of
Importance TO come before the meeting
All those whose names are attached to
either roll are requested to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-12

4 ass assovsnaent jax rscstvsdhy
~. 2. BROWNIKI,
jsa-d Css. AsA ssd AaiA ot1psls.
The New York herald., 1863-01-11

Eoxs OLD BowERY THEATRE
SECOND WEEK
MR.. q. l.. FOX'S
COMIC PANTOMIMK
IMMENSE SUCCESS: .., ,..uro,,,
Have visited Old Drury In One Week
MONSIEUR BIHIN
THE BELGIAN GlANT--A GREAT CARD,
.WACKSOA HAINEs
isimpossibe 20 formsny inception Of hs agility with.
out seeing him Til. Pan omme the best that
THE CABIN BOY.
Lirtarccta Mr. o. L. Fox
Julian lthe eab'n Miss Fanny Herring
To be-roiiowed with the Pantoninc OF
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.
SFh4ovaiup tfhe GianN Monsieur Bhin
Happ, 60. Lucky fthe Ciown). Mr. u L. Fox
The America lantomni-t, Enire Troupe viii appear
TilE GOLDEN FARMER.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL
w 5lt BROADWAY, 6h
OPPOSITE tue st. Nicholas Hotel
h'0'y "o"a IMMENSE. rrRxcTioS 'f'opne'o'' &C.
MORE NOVELTIES. J. NEW FEATURES
GROW DED HOUSES
10 witnes, the inuitaDie enlrrtAInn,rtii OF
TIE STAR TROUPE or TnE WORLD.
MONDAY, Jan, II. and every evening the
| LNrinK CHAN0E Or PRoGKAMME
| THE STRANGER SMIGGY MraIURAL
t'ro,chets and QuavcrA Lord LoyeL
La Pcrche Eqnlpoie The Four yulturss SANDY 0lbsoa
sONGs, DANCES Ac., ac.
By Eph Horn. Charley Fox. Frank Brewer, Cool White
Henry, Lockwood Glenn. Srhwardi Con the Issa
Brothers. Garat.g,i. Hsslan. LET'S. Lewis. &c.
Doors 6>s commcncr ia o'clock Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald., 1863-01-11
THE FIREMEN.
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TyIRE DEPARTMENT.

LIRE DEPARTMENT
IL At special meeting Of Washington Ensine Company
No. l. held nt the Engine HO0se Dccember l3d2 theAea
lowing preamble aud resolutions weIe hereas
feelings regret that called upon
% the death Of ate beloved friend and associate
John Sheridan killed at the battle OF Fredc while
gaAnt advancing the fo and whereas this sad event
Demands from suitable record Of sorrow ut his loss and
fceii bc our sad duty and privilege to mourn his
timely death.
Resolved That In uc death Of John Sheridan have
been deprived OF worthy member of the Fire
who hts connection with has performed
his duties In aixc honorable TO himself and the
company OF which he member.
Resolved That the Engine House be draped Ia mourning
and the members the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved That copy Of the above preamble and re:oia
tOns 10 the family OF late brother and be
published In the New York Sunday Mercury. New York
Sunday Herald aud Jersey CITY Standard.
Thomas Mshoney, d. G. Donahoc, Thomas Gross. James
Flanagan Commiltee.
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I)RYhNTS' MINsrRELs,
ID Mechanics Hall, AT Broadway
MONDAY, Jan ~, and every night during The wce.
1NoW DED UOISEs-Biul.iiAsT NOVELTIES,
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comb Howard Leslie Euinet, ChArhs. horrson basos
side Conner Little Ma, Ns and Dan Bryant ln thsr
PLANTATION FESTIVAL SCENE-'nfuH DADDr"
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF 70 MARBLE MANTEIIS (PLAIN wHITK)
n for SALE to close the business Also plain Tomb Stones
Tools &c at half price they must he sold Apply l5T
Wooster street. from 10 TO o'clock address T. N