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AUCTION SALES.


By GRIM . WIEGlklee. k1seiensss.
SALE OF aousyHoLD AND KIfCa1H YyR.
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!;
ss:'s s:.s; g. S;'; s:iss! g. ssi:: .s'.s
"a1sSs eS.y,. and Wslaus s1sinsseas oksirs sac
NAH Ss.ny p, :'.ss. an. md Other s's y.s..:
DO ana &c Sth. sa Tsssr sss ss'nd'
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Sss AZ:
.a i !. 70 'n'"s asssassls WILLIAMS. Au....
By GEBEN L WILLIAMs, Aueti..,eD.
FXICUTORS SALE or HOUSEHOLD. AND
SAT oRpHH 4. is.s infant, a. 10 oeoaS !.
4 s1S - s
sSssa sS.ssi,siSs Of s.ss.ui h:d.sssds Ss.tss.
With of K seS ssss
turs, anu nany other articles which We deem an
cash essI sFs'' v Fl Ii
By WIN l., WALL L co.. Auetioaeers.
A PA gRAn q AND AMI BRICK HOUSES At AUo;
"a 18th oso.1 sEboA
il i.Snt .. tie e.sni:.s Lot = SsSsss s. sscss a.
ns ss s bet and 10
basement Frame D!silins. oSns.iniag roo as ssd
and Vi. i .oa .'
t,sys ons h s o es:. tue balance IL sir md
aus ssea trust WI IL E. T5i VAIL 90. Aues.
By GRlHN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetioneer..
SALEOF VALUABLE I'M PROV I'D PROPERTY
last:
ssss4: 1ss Il.
three IRE irene aou:s .s brick ss;s
y, each having All Eecessery cut houses. Persons
-,ss to sprea,sss SoSd DO to
Terms Of ssis: One halt cash; the bsisase in
Can see owner, wM. BAILEY. en- Louisiana
aug io-eodads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc.s.
Depot OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI-
PUBLIC SALE w ~ SSsSsM nm q GOVERN.
Be 'ea .. 81
sss: ind e ,.s u Sa. jss;
Blankets, BED sacks, Knspsaeks. Haysrsacks, osn-
BR.is Ss e'fs I'd
Iron, lot of old Rope, and several tons Of Tent
cuttings Terms cash bAsfsr Taoass
jyB-td MIX. O. g. Army.
A ssIsTANr agARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.
nns s.ss 81
animals win take place at the Corral oear the OBJ
servatory in this city on the second and fourth
WEDNESDAYS, 18th aud 26th of August. 1853,
The property is condemned rs UNIT for public
service.
Gale TO commence at ten O'Clock .. m :, and BE-
continued from day to uAy until the number
hand shall be sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds,
c. r. T0MPKINs
fyT-d Captain, A. z. q. 6, Army.
w HID1g-HIDIs.
w III Bs sold At PIhlis Aaettea, on sys1
m, at the Wharf on Sixth street, Washlngtoa, eli
the Goyernmsn Beef Hides On hand At tho tina 81
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to Be PAID q tAs
moment OF sale. g.. B1LL,
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DIsElsYs or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI5AlY
AND SEXUAL eTsTENs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the Hocard As,oetasion-.sent
Or. J. .skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. mar 15m
WARlANfIp TO CUR. IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey =
Antidote, IN English Specific Of siIty-hye yesrs'
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
BY g. q. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
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Aay.isbxys, 10 Tie NORTH ard WsstTwo trains Leave
Washington daily and one on SundAy-qnick time.
low fare and sure connections. Sod:ers tickets sold
through at Government rates For tickets and fur
ther information apply At the ONCE Of Great Penn
Bylvania Route, northeast corner Of psnnsylvAnfA
avenue aud Sixth St., w arlington. Once open from
81. m. until p. m; on SUNDAYS from TO p. m.
a lily 10. Nolroz, Agent.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star office coun-
ter, at six cents per pound jy7a
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STABBlNG CAsE.-On Saturday night, an al
tercation occurred between some cOlored sailors
on u street south, between Fifth and Sixth
east. during which one OF them named John NJ.
Miles was stabbed in the arfa.
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IR Il L NJ Ar.
Protected b. Royal Lssseys Patent Of EsslsHd, sd
Ssexrs4 b. thS Seals Of sis Ecob d PhHSs1JN q
PSSss. SD sks lspssa1 Collage a. A3s&isss viSoaa.
TRIIsIMAR MOL
II the eAsetual remedy for RkLA1ATIoN, SRMk.
MATORRH0A AND EXHAUSTION OF TN
TRIlSEMAR MOI,
Completely end entirely graduates Al 6Aoes e
those disorders for which CopAiyA and Cubebs have
generally been thought antid0te, 30 the futa Of
The health Of vast portion Of the population.
TRIESxMAR No. 3.
II the great and sure remedy Of tbs civilized wut.6
for all Impurities Of the system ve0 - Eeconaay
symptoms, obviAtins the dest1uGt5ve Ne OF Asx.
curry, a we'll % other deleterfouA Ingredients, A1e
which I'll the eaIsAperilla In tbs world oe1nSe
remove. TRLKSBMAR Nos. /, and arc slfks
DEVOID Of taste smell, and OF al nauseatiaG quail
tiles They are In the form Of . iosenso, ana may
Lie on the toilet table without thsr uss being sns-
SoM in Tin Gases q o saaA, or four % sasss IN
one for %, and in ~ caese, thus ssytae %, -
adminiatsred By Vsi1eap, Lallen and, koaIa 6es
60. Wholesale and retail By D8. p. a. 1AkAOWs
Ia, Dlsecker street, tfoar doors from Ma1Dol9e1
gtreet) New York. ImmsdiAtsly on receipt Of r.
mitNAnes, Or. Barrow Will forward friesenas 70 aal
oArt Of the world, eeoursiy pAeked, ana eddreeooe
Sooording 70 the Instructions Of the writer.
RubNsked Also b. DR.. harrow, tAA1 kCyala
and beautifully Illustrated medical work. Hlmao
1raNty. Prize = eenta.. Triesemaf nd Bo3E -
= cSfs'SsS 3 S.da sssAoriS oa = = !. 81
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Fin REWARD.-Run AWAY from my boat yard
% " in Geo1getown. large BAY MARE ] ors
ears old marked with the letter on left shoul-
der blind in RICH eye; right hin leg and ankle
swollen Was one of the condemned government
me in Georgetown 4, Jeferson street No. 36.
au36t~ JOHN MOORE.
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ALL, E04ie, eT0GxS, n0nDss g. :,
HoRvardod With 6AYtTY AND DISRATE2 - ~
ooooa1ibas sSetioAs Of the eoa1tH IAas $500
- a0onass q tAe DsinsipA Hallway. Towns =
koskz. sAs1. E1:1, AED 2. s.!ossrHwHsf.
vATqM }EsH1SSEfai B E III ~ S6ss0s
oISTTA4iIIti fixiHSta S 49,
0onnesefoas afo Hsde q Mey Yosk - 0qGe1a
no 49, 0r1afdi1l % the QAHkDAD en6 t.
HGfUH I6OyIlQl4 - XitA g>esmsh0 H.
IS EIvU0O0L, e0U1HANRTo4 81 Hxyx1,
- tAooeo by 0lrcDea1 exlroeeeA 81 Orgq11on@
6sGln0euSA2 towns q Crest 91f1h - O - Co.
oc7Sssses q NOTES, pRAy3s e. Duxs sass
q a ooo1b1e UogB Of - unlteA e1atse.
~ g. 9; pgH:Hs AS
w, eEHTI E4EEScEoIE1yg,~r
~ sss Gf1 .sS = 8.
INaoGE NJ, naa1AeI TS6 uifH ths enc 1alre0
aAskHeo6, otyle, en- sleSaaee, 81 ns4s - eeSee.
So - tvasds Avoaqs. NeS1esa
A .s,S,lS9SSaa fFzstFRbfEks, . OFT
..egy: sMflN94B, sas re 49, TT S sss 80 T.
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OoRNs and other disorders OF the feet when ne.
elected are injurious to the health They unat the
civilian for business and il is impossible for SOL
port of his whole frame be in disordered condi.
ton, To ell afflicted with corns, Banions or Nail.
growing in the hesh, 9th or disorders OF the feet
We would re commend IN early call at DR.. Whites
Office, No. 424 Penn avenue, between Four and a.
half and Sixth sta. jyl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

DEAp.-Justies William r. Ssyattou, OF the
Seventh Ward, VINO has suffered for sens
years from bronchitis. died OF that disease this
morning. He leaves wide circle OF friends
TO mourn his loss.
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FArRp FOE A Sol DIEE.-Mr. Criah II.
Painter, the correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ingseirer in this city, seems TO have boon In
tended by fate for soldier. He was drawn
here and also In West Chester, Pennsyl yaniR
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DEATH FROM Sun STROKB-Yesterday, Mi.
chael Leonard, man about fifty years old, fell
from sun stroke on T welfth street, near G.. He
was taken into Nathan's Stable, near by. and
died in twenty minutes. The body was buried
hy his friends
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C41As ssgO. % !. y., 81 1 .:::s.
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SENTENCE OF A COURT MARITAL Ap-
PRovED.-The President has approved the
action OF the military commission convened at
Fort Yorktown, Virginia, and by which pri-
waite George W. johnson, company ID, Fourth
Delaware volunteers, was sentenced to be
changed by the neck until he is dead" for the
murder Of James Holland, a black man.
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" HIDIS-HIDZH.
w ILL Be sold at Public A1ctfca, on syeSS
WEDNESDAY and aATU kDAY st II O'Clock q
M, ct the Wharf on Sixth street, Washlnetoa, eli
sale.
Terms ss.h In Treasury notes, TO b ps,a q Ne
moment Of sale. g.. B1LL,
iai iOhronJ 1t. Dol. and q. 8
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w Il L d I RE G RAVE.
lSvcoEssoRs TO MEssRs. CoYLE BRos.,b
LUMBER DEAL ERS
Corner Fourteenth street and. the Canal.
iy SLIM WAshington, D. q.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERs.-The examin-
alton of candidates for the position of teachers
yesterday in the Alderman's Chamber, City
Hall. The examining committee is Messrs.
Walsh, Miller, Wilson and Holmead. There
were a large number OF candidates in attend
anSe
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APPOINTMENT OF A PoLICENAN.-A Mr..
Fisher, TOR ten or fifteen years belonging to the
regular army, and who was recently honor
ably discharged from the service, has been ap-
pointed by the Board OF Commissioners, y
member of the Metropolitan police force in
from the Eighth to the Third precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

Lyons MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
Reaches crawling on your floor
Rats ar mice In barns and sheds,
These shall never plague you more.
Lyon, with his Powder, stays
Ali the insects that annoy;
And bis Pills, beyond all praise,
Every rat and mouse Destroy
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but
will kill all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs, DC. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death
To rats and mice. Sold everywhere
an 5-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES Il Co., New York
soLDIERs' SPECIAL NoTros.-Do your duty to
yo9r.eyss, pr otect your heath, uss ioways Pills
ana ointment. For wounds, sores. bowel COM
plants and fevers they are perfect safeguard.
Full directions how to use them with every box.
Only Is ceLts. 90
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GONE TO ENaLAsp.-Our neishbors, Mr..
and MRS. Robert Wright, known in business
many years on the avenue, ieft NeE.fork for
London in the ship Southampton on the 18th
instant They propose, VIC believe, 70 reside
IL England.
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ID e Q q n 5,
20 piec es s 4 MOSQUITO NETs
700 pieces PINK, Blue and Yellow TARLET0N, for
covering pictures.
Closing ont LAWNS at 1914 cents.
MOZAMBIQUEs and other DRESS GOODS At
VIM r. RILEY Il BRO,
No, SO Central Stores. oppo. Center Market.
an 4.sw bet eth and 9Th streets.
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A REAEpY.-A correspondent writes to us
recommending, as preventive OF accidents
by street cars, that the entire gearing or wheels
OF the car should be shielded by box or bar
work to within four inches OF the track, thus
rendering it impossible Tor any one to get nm.
der the wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

whe IL will be remembered, was tried and &C
a uitted on the charge Of numbering policeman
John Leach in this city, has been arrested in
baltimore or the charge OF being q desefier
from the LIST Maryland cavalry
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LOCAL JEWS.
AMUsIMlNrs ro-NIaHT.

wAsHIaeToN THEAIEk.-The drama of
sJack Sheppard" win be reps a.ed again this
evening. Miss Kate Fisher perso.'s.e. the
character Of Handsome Jack" in an admirs bile
manner, and IL well sustained la every part
In addition 70 the dramatic entertainment. the
St. Denis troupe and Marietta Ravel ALWAYS
appear, thus adding variety to the entertain
ment.
CAsTEFBrRY.-Thet trick pan tomime of the
s'Magic Trumpet will be performed To- night
atCanterbury All Of the Zanfretta trcupe and
the entire pantomime company (and no one
boasts Of q better one than does Manager SIM
will sppear. Nellie Taylor viii delight with
song, ana the entire Ethiopian troupe will
appear. Canterbury is . cool and comfortable
resort ana the excellence of the entertainments
induce crowds to visit it.
tARIETIEe.-A new bill is offered at this
resort fo-ni2ht, and in it all OF the company,
including Agnes Sutherland, G. II. Moreste,
jim Budworth will appear. The bill will
consist Of song, dance, pantomime, Ethiopian
eccentricity; and it Is not neces ary to particu.
larize any Of the acts, as all are attractive and
viii, no doubt, as usual. give entire satisfac.
ten.
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PERSONAL,


MADAME ROSS, the CELEBRATED DotireSs and
w Ast,otos,a. has Just returned, and Is now
IS usual. No. 355 & street north, corner OF 18th
street vest. auil-6ts
VNANTED-Iaformatisn of the where's bouts o {
w my husband, MIOHAHL A. GATELY ANY
information concerning him will be tina fully re-
csived by his family, that has Just arrived from
the south, at Mrs Fitzg.ralds Boarding Hous,.
Penn. avenue. between 81 and ~ SITS.
Bait. Sun please copy au t2tf
NoTICB.-MRs. AHOLIAB wishes 70 inform in
IN curing persons tia { she il ready to read the
past. present, and future events Can be consulted
ON various matters of Importance, from q, IA.
until p. 10. at No 90 south street, Cayitof
Hrl. between LIST AID ID sts. ~ s-St'
NO IMPosITIOH.-MADAM Ross, Dorrsss
Y AND AstrososiSt, Was born with natural gift.
She tells the past and future-never known to fail
Causes speed marriages. brings together thoss
strictly confidential. No. S33 street north corner
Twelfth stree: Isl, three squares from tss Patent
Ofice. The tnly person that can show q likeness
of future husband absent friend In reality.
Ladies 80 cent? ; Gentlemen 81. jy I3-Imf
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CHECK FOR $1,000 FoUND.-1Ianry G. .nsler,
errand boy 1t the New York Times Office,
found yesterday III front of the Occidental, on
Fourteenth street, q check on the U. $. Treas
TRY for $4,000. The check was drawn by
favor of Major L. L. kMg. 1t was at once re-
turnes to the owner, and the boy received a
reward of S.
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NATIONAL TEACuERs AssoCIATIoH.-The
National Teachers Association was in session
in Chicago from Wednesday until Friday last.
A number OF teachers and others from this
city were in attendance. Mr.. Il. Richards was
elected treasurer Of the Association and Mr..
q. T.. Wight one OF the vice presidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

PArKRuAN0fsas,S SHADE TRIMMINGS, &c
Parties i'll need OF paperhangings, window
shades, trimmings, fixtures tor picture frames,
n Rothrock's, No. dsa Seventh street. See ad-
vertisemant
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On Monday, the 10th instant, By the Rev. D. =.
Reese, JOHN H. DeVAC6UAN, Of Alexandris to
Miss EMAN q DeYAU. OF GEORGETOWN.
Bait. and Alexa. papers please COPY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
New York, March rs.

The Tribune's dispatch from Washing.
ton states late last night Government re.
ceived information from the Mississippi
that the only vessel of Farragut's feet
which has been heard Of by our forces
opposite Vicksburg, is the Hartford
Rebel kilograms from Vicksburg, howey-
er, say the Monongahala passed Port
Hudson in her company.
Congressman Casey arrived hare from
Kentucky to-day, and expresses the opin.
ion that the rebels really mediate an in.
vAsion Of his State 10 force. Their ,ym-
Pathizers are expecting them, and public
ly boast that they will occupy and hold
the whole Of Kentucky. The invasion
Is anecessity with them. In Casey's
opinion, now that they have lost the Mis-
sissippi, he considers it almost certain. il
being impossible for them to subsist their
ga-risons at Port Hudson and Vicksbure
unless they can draw supplies from the
west side Of the river, which our feet
commands, the more easily and thorough
" now while the water is 90 high.
Information was received of the pres-
ence OF small body of rebel cavalry in
the vicinity Of Bull Run this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

A NEW THxoRY.-Thc French Acad.
envy Of Sciences, n late meeting, lis
tened to paper from n. Dslbruck, which
if we'll founded, viii upset good many
Of our existing notions about ventilation.
Mr.. Delbruck has made some researches
on the quantity Of air required for breath
ing during sleep. It strikes him a. sim
gular that, while all medical man are
unanimous in prescribing several cubic
metres of pure air for each person sleep
ing in q room, as absolutely indispensa-
BILE for health, all animals appear to shun
the open air as much as possible. in or
der to compose themselves to sleep
Thus, the lion and tiger retire to some
dark cavern, where the air 10 confined ;
the dog goes to his kennel, and thrusts
his snout under his belly birds, to
which the open air would appear to be ;
necessity, whether asleep or awake, re-
tire to some private corner, and put their
heads under their wings. Nay, what
does the schoolboy do, when left in dor
mitory aired with particular care II he
finds be cannot fan asleep the FIRST thing
be does is to bury his head under the
bed clothes. Hence NJ. Delbruck con-
cludes, that if when awake, We exhale !
certain quantity Of carbonic acid, We
must inhale certain quantity of this gas
during sleep. just ~ plants exhale By day
the oxygen they absorb during the night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
w Arlington, March %.

Washington, March q.
Information has been received by tele-
graph, dated Fl. Monroe, of the arrival
there to-day Of the U. s. supply steamer
Massachusetts,, from Port Royal esd, via
Charleston. Wilmington and Beaufort.
She brings no news excepting to the
Navy Department, and confirmation of
the report Of the Destruction by our feet
OF the rebel steamer Georgiana, off Long
Island, bound for South Carolina. She
was powerful steamer of 4O7 tons bur.
den 1t had been represented to the Ma
Wy Department that she was more formi.
dable than the Alabama.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

New York, March 90.
The Asia from Liverpool, with dates "a
the 10th, 10 below.
LIE prize steamer Peterhof has mr..
rived.
washington specials say the rumora
that Stonewall Jackson is working mn the
Shenandoah, If true, would account for
the movement Of the enemy at Banks and
Y. .. lords to prevent the crossing of any
portion OF Hooker's army; also for the
continued presence of rebel cavalry .lono
the line Of tho dsfenscs Of Washington i
prevent scouting.
Intelligence received tonight of the
appearance Of rebels in the VICINITY ~
Vienna, is Official.
ffivate aovlccs received here from the
city Of Mexico, to ed March. . weep l.ter
Is that BY the last mail all letters were
written Ia the best spirits, and sne.l
with undated confidence of the oert.;nty
OF success against the French inyasion.-
iacts which they communicate. tend In
snow .he justice Of these anticipations.
:, 90 Tar from having taken the citv n
mexico. as the rebel Journals asserted y
advanced within half q league of the
ci.y, Ten. Forney had fallen bsck On
miles. On the 15,h he was within *
nlles Of fuebia, but on the I'd mat h.
vas % miles distant. 1t was. hovevsy
an''eipatsd fuebia would be attacked 4,
the 18th. 'Aeu y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

New York, March %.
News by the Asia state the steamer
Hawkins arrived at Liverpool from Mat.
smoras with 1900 bales of cotton, and
5000, 600 in specie.
The bark Fannie arrived at Queens.
town from Wilmington with cotton.
The diplomatic correspondence on the
American war is published. Mr.. AID.
SIMS letter refers principally to the Ala.
bama, and complains of the course OF
England in the matter.
Mason's letters appeal for recognition
urging the blockade had been declared
nuh. He is greatly disappointed at the re
fusal Of his applications.
The Times again argues against Eng
land being accountable for the doings Of
the Alabama.
Accounts of the Polish instruction
are vague. The number of insurgents
is estimated at $4,000.
There had been great demonstration
in Marseilles in honor of Poland. The
Russian candidate was threatened by a
mob.
A deputatiou had q conference with
Palmerston, urging interference by Eng
land in favor of Poland. The war would
be popular. Palmerston did not commit
himself.
Authorities report -four quiet, and un.
changed.
Breadstuffs quiet.
The Poles had defeated the Russians
near Myzzowo; 100 Russians were kill
ed.
The bank of France had reduced the
rate of discount from 5 to Al. Its cash
on hand increased 81. 600. 900 francs dur
ing the month.
Miss Slidell was thrown from horse
in Paris, and her skull fractured, but she
was out Of danger.
The Union and Emancipstionists have
sent q protest to Earl Russell against
fitting out vessels for the Confederstes,
Earl r. replies by pointing out the Act
of Parliament requiring evidence on oath
to enable proceedings 10 be taken against
parties suspected of contrayening the law,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
[Tribune's Special.
Chicago. March

OnlcaSU, MARCH 70.
Robert Gay, Of company d, 7lst reg.
iment Indiana volunteers. who was con-
victed BY court martial OF being . de-
serter and spy, was shot at about 5 p. IN.
near Burnside's barracks.
The prisoner acknowledged his guilt,
but said he had no criminal intent, and
wanted only to get ont of the army. He
exhorted his comrades to avoid his fate,
and stand by tina Government.
The deserter, Reuben Stout, who re.
Gently killed an officer while attempting
TO arrest him at Delphia, this State, has
been arrested, and is in Jail at that place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
7 EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOwA,l
Irr ft0rNrY 81.


Turner, Wilson 4 Co.. Hugh Smiley, Martha
Smiley, Margaret Davies. Johnson Davies, Con-
verse, Harding 4 Co., A Dsmipg, E DsmlnG.
The defcndsues Will take notice that there IL now
on ME u ~ o0 Of the Clerk OF Disercs court
Of - eeaeJs Iowa, Ut Fort AaAisSn, H. petition
OF TurDer wilson Co. stating that q the nseembsr
term, HI. efaad Court, they recovered judgment
against deiendAnt Hugh H. smiley. fer d, Sic Nth
interest and , foFscIososs ef MoFsgass ON twenty
feet Of ground, Fifth srsst, By hundred deep,
ont Of Lets seven and eight In Block thiitysix. II
the City of keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, comAsneink
one hundred feet FifA street from the corner q
Sth and Johnson strssts ana extending towards the
alley In said 6iesk, twenty tess And IN the sans
t1dgmsntB vAs found that sai4 Smiley indebted
70 Coevsres, HARDING = Co. In - san Of % ,l03
with interest," secured ~ the same Mortgage. The
said petition Sopsessnts that A. l. Dealing and B. r.
Dealing. his wife, undertook TO convey said tFspay
feet with inprsvsmspts TO Hugh H. Smiley and that
said Smiley and Martha J. 6misy HHdertook 70 noss
eass ssiA pfspeTty ~ said A. /. Dsming butfn both
Ne Dssd ard nerigase there vas an error In tbs
description said petition rsprsssnts thai Md Mar
garet q. usvies ea4 Jehnssa Dsvtss interest
In aaid property The prayer Of the petition y for
REFORM ion Of The Desd and MoftgaSe, the cancel
laaion Of the intssss all defsn sants order for
TIE sale 81 ~ properly and dss.ibuuon OF tho pre-
Deeds, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answeR said petition on or
before The - day Of tbs Nay terra l6o9 Of aid Court
1t noon. eemnsnc nj The "a Monday Of Nay, decree
yi bstaken according 70 the prayer Of Ne bill b
'delnuls. 80
KANxin 4 MocRA1Y.
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