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The New York herald., 1863-10-12

nAyiD SCOTT. AUCTIoNEER- FOR SALE AT PUB.
~ ic auction Monday. Oct II. lsC3, at Sherwood,
Leg as saS w ." nj ' ana
handsome Gothic Cottage wuh about OF ground at
Tackled The above prol crty ~ situated two miles flom Jer
and horse cars atng - minutes from the ferry
house passing through the properly more Desirable n-
steads 10 the ghborhood New seldom been
offered For maps aud other Information Apply TO DAVID
SCOTT W Montgomery street. jersey CAY. or 10 ANDREW
CLARK d CO.. ~ Maiden lane. New York
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUOTIoNEER. 6; NASSAU
PEREMrToRY SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES AND
HARNESS.
Grss a. CO W.T., & :ei at IT. auction ss,r S TO-
rooms % Nassau street near Maiden lane.
HORSES Two handsome black swift III tail Horses l4l
KIND Ia single double they good free rave
lers; one Is an excellent sadd, beast
and cloth nings built by Wood Brothers at cost OF S006
and has leen used only sin e July last
Harness. in excel mt order The who,c very
handsome turnout suitable for private scntemans use
Manufacturers stock OF rich Cabinet Furniture TO bo
sold at public auction "Wednesday next Oct a. at tho
F.COLTON Win sell by cstaogue on wednesday Oct II,
se entire Stock % Of usI csSas FSrnisuSe q ' VIM Borg
embrace all the modern styles black walnut
OF Parior FURNITURE in ibe various cover
inss others IN MusnS really for choice OF PsteIns rich
.na BGdoo% Suits % %. Dress
Bureaus an es Centre SIDE and Sofa Tables Carl
Also a the unfinished work also the Benches. Tools Fix
Catalogues viii be ready Tuesday. and the goods can
be examined during that day and Wednesday morning
NJ B.-kvery facility for packing and shipping
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SALES an AUCTION.
A g. BAKER A CO. -AUcTIoSEERs.
HOUSEHOLD

"A ~ NJ aHrfr frSI s;,T
HOUSEHOLD .,,..,,,
PUEBLO AucTos ON TUE y psn "a SSP h. s
West siS,een,h sa,e, Dsswoen fiflh and slr'h
The agsoas.r s@,i sosd si;lsaS noa o. hl:
Shr Target richest ssortnont Of Houlehod Furniture
and wars or aud at es Of yertu erel al auction .ls
sent ess tnan vn motas ago 10 o. tho bes' de-
"''''''" 'D' :" IDHAwiNd noons
Eropss s ana e%oo a G nsae. ts,ye' so
Suites. covered with frea broesel, richly earyed.sM
Te!e ato,e sofas Arm aud Recep. On Chairs ma
nacsas sod osewooo h9sere irensh Plat, mr,ST v,:
sSpeft ty prs fsb 80 s marble te teS. veys. eorers
sooay heeepon Chair ss i3s Msnao cyp ~ r'sI Iani
''a,a ,aSii Sqf f1g. t rgt e W9p asSpap pIAYoFoRrR.
1orr Iound OBJ Hs.ed ess ana ease. "a MIA a ae -
order er ely ma3er . sa . ns9msn, S aS over csn
ser5u.y Masosoo =. &C. Eaooignures, Cabinets hady's
"0'A hScSENr ifSis AND MODERN oIr r!nNylSG& 8,
Nay STsa ssa 1'a oDfdens Sas %'' OF yesss
1e imm1e,e a sy Paris Winter scenes
he es s,sfSgl ss Kegse b. Sea o,s ssSs sey 1y
fns s M.I; Sy pS9s Ss,ot, rrensi
RESSzEs do1Sr sTAruARy y wSr yAfEs sS:, Jo..
Of are. Richard .nr de 1ea indian Warrior Muse Zoe
Gsya seEss Vase from Fista The
foiectee o. jerome bonarar'e r5rar oe
OAK sas RSisS ..,as2S ROOM marble top Hertz pa.
,eS ps'ns TaSio doachss thaEs E,sssrss Faint
Tuinhlers Fruit Celery and Preserve SIAN $,
sets of Finger Bowls, ruby and Paran marble Pune
bowls, Liquor Sets gol and china Dinner Sets deco.
rated Tea Sets ~ pieces; solid silver Dinner and Tea Sets
Sllver War. Coffee Urn Casters, Cake Baskets, Napkin
Rings Spoons Forks ivory hand Table Cutlery, Lounges
and Easv Chairs.
CHAMBERS.
Gees Ssoas 9ass'ns s ss ss oa flair
es Blankets Sheets Counterpanes. walnut Sofas Arm ami
oval backed Crars Brussels nLd Ingram Carpets Engray
spgs Toilet Sets, Easy Chairs. CSvns Shades Also AZ
anr.iurc OF servants a iartments Also, Basement and
Kitchen furniture
NJ B-The above elegant residence for sale Inquire o!
the q Maiden lane Parties wishing to attend
the sale take the Fifth Sixth and stages at the
Asor uonsc. St. Nicholas and Metropolitan uo.es leaving
q .t S,xteenh street. few doors from the hoase
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER.
N .EoULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALBERT ii. NiCOLAY WILL. SELL.
THIS DAY (MONOAYl OCTOkkR IL,
AT I2L O'CLOCK. At THE
STOCK SAIE6ROON.
NO. M WILLIAM STREET,
Foe account OF whom Il may csacern.
q, shares Phenir bank SD 20 shs npre City Ins 500
Pew No. u GrAce Chur.h AU. \. Nre Ius........ ~
"a shs Coney Isand RR 100 80 Col Marine 49,. lOj
"a Arctic Fire Ina Co 25 ~ Saratoga Emp Sp Co. 100
rs Villa r. (las Co SO 10 Mere Mutual 100
~ yAsor Fire Co.. a.. 2ON Y. h N. II X. K Co l0l
10 Merran, Tus Co. 10 Phenix ms Co. 20
~ Aasrcan Express CO. go 20 ire ns.. 80
20 C6tAmonwealh. .... 10
$tCteescramento City and County six per cent honda
1000 New York City six cent stock. due 1881.
200 Syracuse and Bngha ntou seven cent bonds.
1000 SUN Mutual Insurance Scrip Of ls69.
N00O Oucinnau, Portsmouth Ohio RR per cent bonds
700 Brooklyn City per cent bonds, due 1851:
ALBERT n. NICOLAY.
AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER
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sALEs AT A0CT.ors
DY BorrLBg A WILSON. AUCTioNEBas

orvcx ur,rxp srAr,s OArrToL EsIESsioS. Sp..l
WAslrncToN OFT. 5. 1868
following described Marhnery. Tools &c gi BE- sold
al o iblio auciios Monday the Igsh Of October,
encing O'Clock A. NJ the grounds no tb o. tbs
United States Capto Extens4on:-
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EDWARD scnENcK AucrIOysER
Ds Horses snd Wagons r.. - EDWARD NCllkNVk, on
Tuesday the 18Th ind oc'ork. ai bis sae-rDn No. ~
Icy tong stack fiof-e 1i's hants Hrs y.ss
Oh warranted perfectly sound and genie aud afne ssdis
horse
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IIENRY n. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCrIONERRS
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE b

eO1HE klMBEL; PARLOR IRON SAFE, &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS co. win sell At snction Tues.
day October H. nj iOx o'clock M the residence us West
Forty seventh street. between 6xsh and Seventh
sss. and fashionable rurni.are made BY Bembe Kim
BEL eot e usel the pr0pex Of family e0tug kurope
among which costly Paor Suts In rosewood.
ered With damask satin; real bronze sd orn0n Chsnds
liers and Beaeketa and rich 0obea T1any
CO. Wilton Brus:els and Iagr.in cerp.ts; an els.snt
rosewood seven octave Psnof0rte Lous XIV style (ads
By Chickerne and Stool rc silk psmask Curtains Lace
Do made ~ Patton CO.. rosswoed wsrdrodes and Asner.
a0sce, plate Mirrors, Dressing Barcaus bedseAds, &C.
rosewood Etayere Dining Room Suit 81 oak kstenscu
rotary and Bookease handsons rs,< Iron SAFE busi.s
Of to be quite good Geo bs dsy
before the sah With tickets OF sdmssisu from the
touecrs
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EURs-LADIEy FANCY FURs MADE. ALrRRED
practical furries al The msnnfsctory u1 Eanh assnas
betwcen Twenty sixth and
ber uo stairs nice assortment OF furs c, cap.
u. FINI0AH
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ExEcUrpe's SALE or HOOKS.
IL BP PAIR MIN, agt tionfer, =
sire>t. oa "Wednesday. OriSber ~. az ]
Law and srcllsne91s Books. be ~ !.
n y. lfasL EsI.
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-7.- Original cost
copper Force Pumps o. %
Hosting Crbs 10J %
extra Ia lOrs,ing Grab b.................... sG iS
Mach ne Tor MiAiag Mortar 800 o.
~ Ansts each. ri2s 10
o. DraYs. at Ssf5 each h2s Is
rot hachsnr .....,-.... -. ...... ... 10
laiSc upright liing ant Sottng Machiuo.... 3iJ %
medium Drilling aud Siotling Gs6hine.....,... ~ o.
three feet Paner 90
steam Hammer 800 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. rs o.
u.ri sht SlOtng Mach ns..................It59 80 30
no ilonla sthe aud oomhln Is 10
twenty four inch Lsthe. getting 4 Oo
stcu n az Lathe, two bea trtJ six feet 80 ~
large iild an frosi ing Machine ............. bll
snai testing Machine. ITS %
4wrought iran Doube he rrih Bio,ks
wrought iron Single Derrick Blocks
3iS inch PhleyS sXs,, face.
10y biaSksnfh.' roois and Tongs
70. B ss!pgudcrs' Tools,
zEeckn, Strnis
lot crucbleg
hot OF 1aps
lot Trimming Tooa
lot old soineiy with psrtg OF Gearing aud Fullsys
together VITA variety OF OH material Cet heels Sc
which WIN not be required for thc oonstructon OF the
Capitol
The above machinery &c. will be exposed for inspection
from and after Frtoay. the 18th tnst
The "hoe 10 lc removed from the grounds whin I'VE
day after the day OF sac.
CLEMENT L. WEST
General Superintendent.
BOTELEk WILSON,
Auctioneers
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uoTtON NOTICE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ WIN n. H0LLINGsHRAD, Auciioueer,
BY J. T. WHITEHOUSE,
SAlesrooms No. rs Cortlandt street,
will sell on WEDNESDAY, October H.
q l0L O'Clock A. NJ,
ak0ut Boots Shoes Caters. Baorals
adapted TO city and country buyers
Catalogue ready on morning Of sale.
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nsvrD SCOTT WILL IxcLupn IN BIS SALE OF

~ Lots At Sherwood and Clssemonl y. J., Monday.
October n csnhencns NJ oc,cck = ~ on the grounds,
aiming ~ cffy the bloc
bouadsd By caremont, Bersey And ca.rst and
yr~eand street These lo- the midst OF
improyenen,s and comn and the nnes rnohsruced vsv
Of Staten fand The Nsess Long Island Nsw fort ely,
and bay .of property IN the viniy of
New York The propery sillalsd % bergen Heahs ~
,ns from rersayCt ferry accessible all times Nv
engines Starring every hleen minptes FROM s crry,
ant passas within two blsss Of the property Terms %
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wiii seii ~ ~ Nsftau
70 o ir~k. irsnirF n
: The iibiV', cf re '-te
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

Do made by Psion Co rosswcsd Hsrdrodss ana Xsmssr
rosewood Esssss Ssns soo% sS y a.
rssr .ns sooss:s Ssn1.o%s f. Iron sc Ssss
proof other Furniture which has been taken such
he sS from e.
..,. SsE sss. &. =:
= u Z: {
Ensish and American ..hoo. t. number % q wh.eh
sese5S and Wen wot,ss As ss,ssu6a Of eeasois:.ar:
HoS rsxe;s a:ss.'. sS
e. syS1s ;ss Sass
ssm: iS.s .s 1ss, Or nc. TSs
above Dsw srhiSisios. - '-'.' -
T Bo0ART AUCTIoNEsR -BYs . BooART ON
Tuesday o,oSsr rs 81 10y cocs .. .sS ., Ise,,sa
s so,s fg5surs Ssn.,,ipg q re;s.ood Plano sony
sre: plat . wasSs
Clock He Brussels and Ingram Ass Snss LYscH Sheriff
s1.:s; sssss saErHr. sat m pss A. Ssy
arss ,Sr g OF Men Clothing 500 lots by
pAwNBRoKER's sALE;-oN TUESDAY, AT IoY
$ m Ss n 1,ssr rSS%: 81 S ~ ssLL .ad
quality. rss s,isndon oi dealers xc,, i requested
PAwsBaoKERs sALs.-w n LEWIS; ACSTIos
lSss ,.;orinssi Of Mems Clothing BY order Of W A.
6 % %EoBIssoS AgMoEIosssHns5nsHAoaokss M y =: ASo
s%seS kSss sss ss
Ss.sy E;sss;, s:s.s safiPiss
sa S s''i west 22iffstf pJso4 's .a
@ HERMAN 4 co, AycrrosEEKs. WILL SELL Won
% slasr Iss. q, st ssrs H.
sSss cossse aas sse slsSs, srsGoy cs.t o Heass
Bo.rson Nbi:s:y. gig.. and barrel. ON Rum Port
Sar- ssA9sPy: Hitter; As Al.9 Y. o. s,naiss as.
;sl. xsrss. Esse sep,uns Toe entire stosi wi Ss
8 HoBISsos: AucTIoxSkl;E- AsD agp.
S.r Y .eoet oa ths prem Sc. hs large and es
p.sEs sa sea % and a.. M ..s sdi
VALUAsLl ,RorEIIY A. ACCrmIos-wItL m sg
ne s.oesry s.a.s.d g. ylu:Aiss .ad ss5:s:
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nssss. css vss sa s ..ss cSs .nd ". ss
sseds; Mar as6 sprtss eAss rsahsr Bs
4edain4 DpeesenG BurwAts Weahstsnds. Toilet Chins
gsss Silver wsss sona Tia snd weed Ware also Is ro
0coh rolls CarPsis and lArse lot OF seooad hAsi
Furniture. csrpsts. Ac. Ar
NEW PUBLICATIONs.
" You WANT I'd KNOW
We '''' ssDIcxr az .ss, cosnSs e Sy.V.as V.ssss se
s.s. 1Ss ssSs G
s'Ss Or sas:r x: .iS b. T. % ss so.av %
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iniormaion of vith lmpefsnee q, @ss-yeofv, yonn
and Oh. married ana psif ard f~rAu rIst
pad. r~oeipt o. eert b. y. ~ q. wATsos Fabsher
NsN YORK.
NEW JuyEyiLE BooKs
~ Nov ready. . ltlae Hft n trnsrt ~ tsw
CHiJDKtN's filfCRE BOOKS
args ds1fitt ~ trses
r " brHUNg Pibtsh~r. ~ Nasssa sirst .
DILLrARDs.
WE ARt srtI.ssg fIRsr cIA Ass rifJaiAaD TAstfs
W rtsnrer tasn any ~ 6akey y no siiD 18th Dtsk
tUlt o t ~ a
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WE ARE sriI.fao fIRsr "a Ass ritJiAaD rAstrl
W csssrtr is,n .ny ~ sases 3 10 siJ silt D,ss
rfs - fafnl tyra'eg- As ~ snsi,sl Arf ~
- ''''' % b. peeika ~ Fu',,a ur.s,
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AuM!% HoIIcE.IcsoVKzEy, GLASS. cHISA
Taesiay October p at 10 ocioct No 2i Fear street.
ny khBURt, IA 500 lots all kinds OF nns and
Ware ty country Nea1ers Goods well pack
ed Tor shipping and sAles possivs foe essA
"A cRoCKKKH AND 0LAss
HRNRY O. EvANB, apctionesr, VIII sell IN loss cult
dealers on fssslsI 6esosy y 10 esoeh, At Barclay
Ware and 0las1 Ware Including The stock Of obber
tr nc fro busnsss wtch must - sdd without reserve
goois carefully rspaeksd for shipasat.
n. day q ectQsk, % stuyvesnnt plac> Ninth street.
east, OF he Bbs Heas. one rossvocd P.ror sun, one
chairs Tasies. koctsr Bfasssis asl Issnn Csrpets o
ing
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w - tN bROApMM, sN
UNABArED SUCCESS OVERLOOKING HOUSES
TESTH wEEK or TiiE 1uosr
THE GHOST OF tNLLE ION
CROWDS CROWDS CROWDS
nightly throns this bsauttfai Temple n Miusiretsy
MONDAY, o T. n sud ever, evening daring tho week.
WOODS AiSsTReis
Cbarsy voI Frank A. 1a boit, Cool hitr. G.
Henry. s wambolt Lo.t~cod. 9snn, seawiesfdi. Ass
Wood, Isaaes " Iothets ussAn, LsIa. lc Us, b.
HAMLEr KQpINsoN cRrsoE, 1kN PIN JOHNNY,
Tin 0HOsT " HAPPY tNCLE TON
THE RHBEL ralvATEE8. TIE FOuR GROWS.
fiiK KAiLROAD KxPLosiON A., Ao.
Doors open 81 "a ~ cock Tickets 70 cents
koricx.-A GRAND GHOST MAtIhkH
Saturday aftern0b. Oct ~ commencing ai ~ clock
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FINEST AGATE BUTTONS. q: CROSS
BEST QUALITY, ALL coLoRs. ioc YARD
oy prpvuwp.rvs SspEESiNa SEw % %DgrARLMENI Iy1s
FOR rkEsENrs. or EVERY DEscRiPTION.
AiLLiNERs sUPPLIEp WITH Cut LEN THIS
AUCTION LOTS AT WHOLESALE. CMEAr..
22l AND rs EIGHTH AVENUE,
Between Twenty-fr and Twenty second streciA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
John Brough.

The man whom the Republicans of Ohio
are running for Governor against the trail
tor Vallandigham, Is the old Democratic
leader Of that State in the days when
Democracy meant loyalty. In speech
delivered bofore popular convention in
Marietta, q week previous to his nomlna-
ton, be defined his position as follows
at is scarcely necessary tor me TO tell
this vast audience that, from the days oi
my boyhuod up to. this hour, / have been
ranked with that political party known as
the Democracy, and that. from my Gu
trance into it until now, l have never wa.
vered in its support, or been false 10 It,
am, 10 party distinctions, and in ~
things pertaining IL the general policy o.
the country, Democrat to-day, as Ihsys
been. and as hope to remain. But il
u crisis Of this kind, it is principle o
my Democracy, that the frat great dat,
every mao owes is to his country. And
although there MA President in the Chai
to whom / have ever been politically op
posed, aud for whom did not vote, yet
recognize him, not as the head of polit
ical party, but as the head of the Gov
ernment. And, a 4 good soldier who is
fighting in the ranks, lit, is my duty &c
obey him as Commander-in. Chief, with
out hating to ask questions in regard II
this great contest"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
IIuntLng tn CeupIes

"Gen.'' james w. Singleton, editor Of
the Quincy Herald and author Of the
cowardly "peace" resolutions at Spring
field, ard who announces himself as "thc
bold. incorporating champion OF peace
and the Upion," and Henry Clay Dean.
OF Iowa. who announces himself as "the
great orator Of the Northwest ara
stumpiug Adams county together. like
two confidence men, IN favor Of stop
ping the war. Singleton does the terrific
tragedy part of the performance, and
Dean the ''iow comedy a delectabls
pair OF patriots are they II Chicago
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

The Cha,tanooes Rebel, at the close OF
. fervent AID sympathiziug address to
vallandyham. with whom its editor had
jus, enjoyed a friendly conference. says :
"God speed you, Vallandighsm, on
yoar mission of peace; and MAY your eyes
be opened, should your power be equal to
your vision, to this grand fact, that ace can
neeer haze peace 'o,tAoat d'sunion."
Val. never doubted that, and his whole
scheme is for recognizing the Confedera'
cy and looking to e-construction" after
wards. But the above assurance may aid
some Of the "War(!) Democrat" who
support him The better TIC understand the
humbng they are imposing upon Their
credalous followers. 'Nopeace with dis
unionp'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
General sherman ana Dr. stone.

NV last letter informed you than an
eminent surgeon, reckoned as ''regis-
tered epomy,' had consented, at the
esrnest solicitation Of Gen. Sherman's
friepds, aud at the request Of the militia
Nv authorities, TO undertake the charge of
the wounded General. That surgeon
was DIR. Stone, whose reputation for EN-
inence ia his profession is as current in
New York, PHILADELPHIA, and on the con-
tinent, as it is ID this city. The moment
be consented TO devote himself to this
case there was hope OF saving sherman's
life. His care was watchul and cou-
staat. He Knew there was no hore Of
saving the wounded limb. He waited till
the sufferer rallied little, aud bad re-
covered somewhat from the excitement
occasioped by the FIRST operation on the
field aud the subsequent removal to this
city. Meanwhile, The suppuretion from
the limb was fast draining the very life Of
the wounded man. DR.. Stone waited till
the inflammation had somewhY subsidized,
took the favorable moment-s,he turn,
ing point last Sunday morning
r,nputa,sd the limb above the knee, Dr.
Foltz, (the feet surgeon. DIR. Boyer.
(the surgeon in charge of The Hotel Disu,
where Sherman Was, and another gem
tieman, were present during the opera.
ton.
When Gen. Sherman was placed on the
amputa,ion table, aud was under the in.
fuence OF chloroform, DIR. Stone tender.
ed the knife to DR.. Foltz, who declined
it. The operation was then performed
1t was the circular operation, and wa,
done rapidly aud we'll. Ks soon as Sher
man recovered from the effects of th'
chloroforn, he asked DIR. ,Foltz, who wa.
standing by him, when they were going
to begin and when be wasinformed tina
sit was all over his face lighted vi
with an expression Of inefable joy anc
relief The 'lionso surgeon Of another
large hospital told me that he believed
DR.. Stone was The only surgeon IN tht
world who could have saved Sherman
life. Fhe doctor is scarcely less distin
guishcd for his after treatment of pa
tient upon whom lie has operated, thar
for his skill in surgery. He knows exact
~ how end when to administer stimu
lants. He will never perform an opera
ton unless he honestly believes that b,
will save tie patient, and his success il
Shesman's case ouly adds to long list o
similar operations which have resul,e
entirely tHsorably. a week aga TO da
scarcely an3 che believed that the Gene
Isl would 1--we from one hour to another
llis recovery now is almost matter q
eertainty.-fHew Orleans Letter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

The following from the Knoxville Tenn
Register of June 18th, is fair express
sion Of the irrepressible bate towards f0f.
Ieigners which rankles III the hearts "
the rebel leaders !;
owe entertain greater dcgrsa of re-
spect for the Ethiopian IN tue fanks OF Inc
ror,hern armies than for an odori'erous
Dutcbman, who can have no possible in
| ,..est in this revolution.
WHY mol hang every Dntchman captured?
We win hereafter hang, or shoot, or i'm.
prison for life, all white men taken in
command of negroes, and enslave the ne
groes themselves. This is not too harsh.
No human being will assert the contrary.
Why, then, should we not hang Dutch
man, who deserves infinitely less of our
sympathy than Sambos The live masses
Of beer, krout, tobacco and rotten cheese,
which, on toe legs and four, on foot and
mounted, 60 proving through the South,
should be used to manure the sandy plains
and barren hillsides of Alabama, Tennes-
see and Georgis. Whenever
Dutch regiment adorns the limits of a
southern forest, daring cavalry raids into
the South shall cease. = Presi-
dent Davis need not be specially consulted,
and If an accident of this sort should oc-
cur to plupdering band like that captur-
led BIZ Forrest, we are mol inclined TO be-
lieve that eur President would be great
| ~ disgruntlsd.'
4 This malicious and indecent TRADE, il
induced not only by the general loyalty Of
The Gsrmaps, North and South, and their
utter adherence of the q corner stone"
of the bogus Confedersey, but also By
hatred toward labor and all laborers.- -
The Germans are the objects Of rebel
spite. simply because in common with the
mass of foreigners, they cannot be subor-
dinated to the purposes Of Southern ty-
rants. They refuse to become miscrs
bic white trash" aud do the bidding o.
those who despise them. tan E
There are some foreign born citizens
who are yet deuded by the false cry O
/" Democracy" into the support Of Che
v
ating with the Knoxville Register and it
Irebel associates In the work OF brcakin;
down free institututions and everything
| that dignifes and protects labor. VIVA
a delnsion possesses such How unac
coun.able, that those whose only depend
ence for success and influence 10 life rest
upon the labor OF their hands, should thu
ca operate to establish in the country .
their adoption the doctrine that fCspita
should own labor the very doctrine t
avoid the application of which they es
coped the oppression Of European aristoc
racy and came here. Gao they not see
that the architects OF the so-calsd Con
fedearc3~ design that they and other labor
ing whites, shut aide by aide with sh'
negro, compose the corner stone" o
tina, structure, the very. conception 9
which is a libel upon Christondcm?-
Toledo Blade.
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TT A citizen of Chnrlnstnwn Ma,

E A citizen of Charlestown, Mass,
has been distinguishing himself by dar.
ing Cat This was the ailixing Dag to
the tip-top OF the lightning rod that sur
mounts the peak Of the Bupker Illll mea.
nucnt- lie did 1T savs the Bunker Hi
Aurora) by placing the foot Of ladder
against the flagstaff ~ith the other end
rFaehing TO the apex Of the morament; he
then assembled the bidder, senclaed the
lightning rod, steadied hirseif by il, and
stood on the very iip-iop Of the tnopu.
men' and adj listed the hag. This ia ,hi
second .inle be has planted the flag OF his
country at this airy height.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

81 a seang lady residing ia Spring.
held, Massachusetts,, reeeatly lost her pet
lapsdog. 1t was laid out ia sunc rb cof-
IN, liAsd with satin, aud thus the little
oreatare lsy IL state in the family parior,
while IFS bcfeaved mistress gave herself up
70 uhconusllabie gliel. and, in the pres.
ence OF her mother. burst forth into lond
lamentations over her loss. Don't cry.
my chha, says the parent Of such exaui-
sits ana refined humanity. sdoa't cry,
you nave Tue CONSOLATION ofknowing that
you have doas Jour duty 70 the little dar.
Ing"
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sss Madame Lagrange. not lon.

eE~ Madame Lagrange, not lone npc
had the honor of disturbing the surface
OF fashionable 3oeiety in Madrid. A lady
of high position gave bail aud sent i.
invitation to tie singer named. Accord
ing TO some authorities, this raised a ten-
pest in the irs. circles Of Spanish society.
Az. however, the Queen did not think
herself compromised by being 10 the a,ne
room With the singer, there followed re.
vnlsioa In the popular sentiment, and
Madrid bsssns ssaQail.
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a LoosIgn FaaisIsK.-At Terre
Hap'c, cepperhead virago, attacked
Mr.. Is. NJ. harrison, who was making
the enroiment scalding him with boiling
OIL and water, 50 wat Liz life is despairec
Of. The City Maishel attempted to ar.
rest her for the assault, Wen she struck
the Marshal with hot poker, iriurisg
him severely