davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

To this should be added At least e., 900
from 4,ssoari, Is . large portion Of the
CONSERVATIVE" plrty there are uncondl-
tional Uniobists, and in favor Of EnaDci-
patton upon certain conditions. Count
ing shs sidiefs' vote, the Radicsls in
that State will probably have small ma
jorisy. Thus thecs y grand total cf
Dearly half . million majority .nthe Loyal
Statee, who sustain the War and Emanci-
patton policy Of the Governments.
NJ wosdsr that the copperhead leaders
quail before the rebuke Of : popular YER
dict so tremendously emphatic.
AaED ExoLlsH STArrsMEN.-The
following members Of the peersge are
eighty years Of age and upward: Vie
couut Combermere. ninety Earl oi
Charlsmont, eieh,y-eight; Earl Of Stair,
eighty seven; Earl Of Onslov and Bish-
'op of Exeter, eighty-six /; Earl of Nor
nan.on and Lord Brongh, eighty-6vs
Bari Of Radnor and Yiscount Gosgh.
eighty four Bishop Of Petorboro and
Baroness Ruthven. eigty-three; Earl a
Crsysfovt Earl Of 0aiusborougb, and
Lord St. Leonsrds, eighty two; Bi-hor
Of Ely and Lord Wensleydale, eighty -oss;
asd the E,rl Of Cadogan, Earl of Rose.
berry, Earl Poulest, Earl Of BachAn
Bishop q Cashsl, Lord Glenelg. and Lord
Lisle. eighty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
A MOsINE EMBROIDERY.

This Il te latest. nsst bssutf snd onlT truly Gle
CANT style of Embs older, In vogue.
Distncsis ely. this knbssiAssy has MI the relief
softsess aod delescy of hand work, and b dom
10 Cols0n wasBteds eilk sf chinille II can Be 6oo<
10 every Variety Of design and color. vhils y be-
bs ahtwvsk
Orders ,or Sewing Aschinss anf Inb'oidsy Worh
promptly executed 1t the Ssiesroom Of the Anes3csE
ewing ard knbssidsry Machine, Pouath siress, -
twees Main and Bioadeen.
nev3o-AH @. H. EMERSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

sa% Eight hundred hog. arrived lat
evening on the Keokuk, Fit. D. NJ. and
III. Railroad for the frm of Messrs. Batt,
d Hsmill. They were bought 10 the
vicinity of Ottumwa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

MERCANrILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
There has been some 800 subscribed
to the stock OF this association already and
there is, We understand, a fair prospec, ol
its being increased TO $1,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

To PATRIOTIC FAxxxRs The Ladies
Aid Society OF Keokuk learning that many
patriotic farmers of Lee county, and the
adjoining counties of Illinois and Missouri
are desrous of Contributing fuel and pro.
visions to the families Of soldiers, respect
fully suggest that some unity Of action il
the matter will not only prevent confu
sion. but will be otherwise desirable.
The Society would suggest the I'LL
If December as the day for rec living con
tributious Of wood and coal, which vii
be receiTed at the corner Of Saxih ant
Morgan streets, BY an agent Of the society
The ladies have made afnngenea.s !,
furnish dinner at the DeminQ House 1,
those who contrihate as abpve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

REMovAL.-V. T. Perkins, Undertaken
is now removing his esta ablishment from
his old stand on johnson street, to Sec
ond. between Main and Johnson, opposite
the Post Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

@ The ice is still running in ou,
river and passengers departing on the
eastern road 60 to Warsaw ON The Eagle
and come up on the opposite side. Our
eastern mail also arrives and departs this
way, making 1t some two hours later than
formerly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
GENERAL Soorr AND GrxsaAL Fosz

GENERAL SooTf AND GRHsRAL FoREY
"A TouoHlEo ScEHE.-Ws understand
hat on Thursday last, the day before he
40 . ssia fer France, Geaesal Forey, the
F, ynch conqusror Of Mexico, called upon
Ge. ,essl Scott, tho American conqueror
Of Ndtxico, ut his headquarters ia this
city, IN the way of professional compli-
ment. We are further informed that the
Mr. e,iug~ be.veen these two distinguished
successs ms Of Cor,es, the FIRST coDqueror
Of M+xi GO, wss very Interesting one; 80
very sife citing. indeed, that in comparing
their res pee,ive notes Of the conqu uest Of
Mexico /. hey were b1h Affected 10 tears,
and pare q weeping Ike two brothers 10
arms Who kass that they will never meet
10 this 20. Id agaia. THIS touching inci-
dent, when reported to Louis Napoleon
by Gen. + orsy, viii douhtlsss have .
good effect upoa the mind of tho Emps,
fnr touchin z his true policy 10 reference
% MEXICO n fact, if, with the rssars
Of Gsscrsl Fsssy 70 Fsasoe, we hear Of
she abandon nseat of the Nexieas smpife
Of Aaxiui:i ~, ~ shall attribais this
rrocss1isg / : - snail dsgsss to tbis ~
narkahle p .ssaisg betssss the AnericAs
aud Frssch oonqnesor Of Asxioo IN
Z. Herald, l ves. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

@- Our packers, we understand, are
now exceeding the Chicago prices for
hogs, less the freight. We yesterday
heard of man who had received over
six hundred dollars more for lot of hogs
Of our buyers than he could have got in
Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

t6r The Keokuk and St. Louis Pack.
cts have drawn eff for the season. The
last arrival was the Die Vernon on Satur-
day evening. She departed on Sunday
morning instead Of Monday, ON accoun.
of the ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
THE CITY.
The Place to get your Printing !!

Ine DAILY UArK CItr UFFICR ls the place 70 ge
Printing done ON sHosr NOTICE and At cMxAr
PRICES.
Bankers Get their Printing done at this Office
Railroads.. their Printing done at this Office
Merchants..Get their Printing done at this Office
Druggists...Get their Printing done at this Office
Concerts Get their Printing done at this office
Hotels ......Get their Printing done at this Office
Stea'nboats Get their Printing done this Office
Lawyers -. Get their Printing done at this Office
lns Co.'S ...Get their Printing done at this Office
Firemen. their Printing done at this Office
In fact, every business man or mechanic in tn,
city, gives this Office their Printing Our facilities
are superior to any office in Southern Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

s~ The fare by railroad to st. Louis
has increased since the withdrawal Of the
packets Ii is now SO 90 instead of $6 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

- Tbs Philadelphia Daily New,
nominates "For Presidens ID 1884, Abra.
Tan L'sooln; fcr Vics President, Andres
G. Curtin" :
There i another Andrew that vould
2. ssit Tho peopls Of the Wet baltas. shaa
Andssw Cartin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
NINGING SCHOOL.

There viii Be q Singing School opSn si B1rross
Han, corner Of ssn ard MAin str-sls, KeshaA, on
fkIUAf, M - hss sAA 37th All sst nxss ~ 81
lss1- CHRSTRx HUAr
ncv39-d 1saeAa6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

~ Il is said that seventy I've shous-
'asd sheep ahass bsss sisaghtered at IL
d,anapolls daring the present fall season.
Theis we0l hss btse Shipped, khsiE Fl
'nade elkf11x Il, 6nd their haas saIted and
packed toe oommoeoo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

04UOs
On Msnday, usv. mn, q q r. ~, nLLRN n.
youneess q I'D Of n. G. and n :. PfteAj aged esa
ysss, thyss nenfAs nd twenty dAysI @F &c IA
rhs friends a ~ family are insiksd 70 aftsad III
funeral o WsAsseday as 10 A. n. frSm tAs rssidsnsl
~ Ase psssnAs, on Rieaasss sessst bssvsss IL ~
ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
No Dousr OF lr-VxRY Inaxnro,,,

No Dousr OF lr-VxRY IsoxNIous.-
An ingenious person has disoove red
that the three most foseible letters in on
alphabet are n r G. that the two which
contain nothing ere N T; that four e.
press great corpulenoe. O B CT; tha,
two are decline. D K that four indicate
exalted station, x C, and three ex-
cite our tears. yet, when pronounced to.
gether, are necessary to good under.
standing-L E G. All this. may be
very ingenious, but the person who
discovered il has since ascertained
that these initials are not as ex-
.pressive to the initiated az v. J. e. E.,
which, although expressive of not hing
when BY themselves, stand for VencilI &
Jones Clothing Establishment. situated
on Main, near Third street, wh+re you
can obtain the mos. fashionable suit.
ready y-mads or made TO order. An reool
iect this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Mem advertisements.

nENMARK ACADEMY.
rhs Winter Term will commence On N8DNEsDAY
Dscs~ her ~, asd continue foufteea 1esks.
5 H. K. EDSON.
Denmark, lows, Nov. -, Iess.-td3tAv2s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

Editor Gate City Some Of our patri
nc citizens. IN the vicinity Of SUMMIT
vile, propcse to bring into the oity q
quantity Of wood for the use Of soldiers
iam'iies. They have 6xed Tuesday, the
s,h Of December, to come ia with the
wood. A number Of cords are atrsadJ
,,romised.
Will not the people 10 other, neighbor-
hoods follow this noble example, and
-ome in on the same day With their team,
we'll loaded 7 l suggest further thai
proper committees be appointed to sse Il
the distribution of the wood when re-
ceived to such persons as arc deserving
and TO see that such farmers as come j,
On this patriotic errand, are waited upor
promptly, and not detained unnecessarily
Yours. GEo ". MoCaARY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Recruits Wanted for the Third gown
sv 50 Cavalry.

Adju,ant Glenn Lowe, Of the Third
Iowa Cavalry. having received authority
to recruit for bis regiment, has opened 90
Office 10 P. H Hnmes' Office, on Third
street, where he will be fourd ready to
enlist men under the recent orders, offer
ing the large bounsies Of 9309 for new
recruits, and 4l02 for veteran volun.
teerS. #
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
THs STATE LINE RAILROAD

The work on this Railroad, prof ected
some time since, to follow the State line
between Iowa and Missouri, has been
prosecuted with remarkable energy and
perseverance. The farmers along the
route west of Pennington appreciate the
Importance of the road to the interests OF
that section. and realize that it is their
only chance. Hence, they have taken
mold With . viii and have graded con.
sderahls paytion Of the eastern division
Of tAe road across the line of Van Buren
and Davis counties.
Mr.. Robson, President of the Road, is
= man Of energy, full of resources aud oil
unfaiIiug perseverance, 10 whom We have
great confidence. His road is bound t.
ce built, aud it depends on the people in
crested to fix the the. Next TO the peo.
pie along the line of the road, the people
,f keokuk are most deeply interested 10
he success OF the enterprise, and il
stands them in hand to give it all posi-
BILE encouragement. IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Cap'ain Russeps watchword,
Helps Hard Tlsces,
Seed Tinse and Harvest.
Taiee from Genesis,
Climbing The Mountains
Little kountsiB Guide
Little ons's in the Pcid,
Leila among The Mountains.
Betnic@, the Primers Dsnxhss
Tales from the Bfnir,
Skeicbe- from Life,
onlya pauper.
Milly'k Taper
Bessie Brovn
The Young Christian Merchant,
The Pathway OF Promise.
The Boys and Girls Bcok,
The Seihier's Aeturn
Tk<5persisn Flower,
The Organ Grinder,
The still Hour.
The Flonnce Robe,
The Prize Bible,
The iiIs crn Life,
The Pilgrim Path,
The Siaep.
Daisey's Dream,
Lttti~ May
For sale BY n. w wKsTCOif
novT-d Main, ID dcsr from <sh street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

NEGRO VoLuSrEERs.-Under the new
policy in Missouri a regiment Of negro
volunteers is r.pidIy filling up at Jeffer-
son City. and the people Of that State
set med pleased with the idea that this
will reduce the number Of white soldiers
required to fight the battles Of the coun-
tFv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
GaaSp RUSH OF AIIBSs TO THE NATuP AL

GRAND Rusm OF AIIgSs TO THE NATuP AL
sArsor OpFcx Daring the past week the not 1ralzs
kan Office at tho City Ha has been beSloscd with
dates for the hsn0rs Of citizenship w'o having no
Ar Of another draft before their ey' come up from
al direstons aud are marshaed. in line under the
gsneralship the Democratic Ward politicians. Tho
YammaDy and Mozart Cou,ndces have squads of men
DOW securing the city in Saest qf aliens who by
promises of Office, enpey mene by the corporation
supdry and divers glasses Of the potent juice Of the
Juniper berry. commonly called gin" md assurances
that there wont be another draft prevail upon them 70
take out their second popcrs so as to,vote the Dim
nycratic ticket and dafate the Black Republicans
and so put astop to the war; These politicians, i'm
PEELED, OF course. by strong considerations Of interest
are devoting their energies in the matter little thinking
that what's sauce for the goose Is for the gandc
and that while securing for the regular ticket
ns. are qualifying hundreds of men for service in oui
aymes under another draf. In looking along the lint
ofappcants for the honors Of citizenship yestefdsv We
SAN several Germans whe were scarcely able to MAKE
themselves understood their knowledge OF Englai
being confined to a few words. The majority OF tb'
crowd were Irishmen.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
DISTRESSING Aocrpsyr IN FoRsYrn STREET

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN FORsYTH STREET.
Coroner Ranney on Friday held an inquast on tho
bedy Of Louisa Carroll who accidentally killed on
Thursday afternoon. 1t appears that the deceased was
employed IN the stoveposh factory Of Mr.. ENas Van
Benschoten No. l7s Forsyth street and on Thursday
her sister Mary while engaged in her work was cangst
BY portion Of the machinery and whired over Tie
shfiiag Attracted by her cries, Louisa rnshed ior'
ward 10 help her when she toe canght by the belt
Ing and man gled such shocking manner that she
died in few moments Her sister Mary. though dread
fnly injured. is still living. The Coroners Jury zen
dered verdict censurng the propletor for not prop
erfy guarding tho machinery. The deceased was q
years Of age, and'a native Of this city.
A SERVANT IN TROUBLg-Hannah Reardon,
Q servant was arrested Saturday charged With steal
ing 81 20 frun Ann Maria NcCann and Mary Suiy an,
two lady boarders at No IS Allen street where Han
nah is employed. She committed by Justice Dow
ling at ,he Toorubs in default VI bail 70 answer bol
charges.
NEGRO IHSURRECTIoE IN GEORGIA.-The Mil
ledgeyile a) Recorder SAYS: Eighteen negroes have
been lodged in Sparta Jail Hancock Co.. for combining
and attempting 10 excite insurrection They had been
holding secret meetings and planning matters Ia al,
abous 100 in number implicated. All the ringeadeis
have been arrested Their operations have been ex-
tepsiye.
MELANCHOLY SUIcIpE.-Coroncr Barrett on
Friday FORENOON held inquest on Tie body Of Mrs
Anna Zest, No. lse Second street Brooklyn. t. ID,
who committed suicide during Thuday night She had
been labOring under O mental alteration for scne
months and Thursd1y came to this city, Pufc sed
some poison known Paris green and on returning.
took sufficient TO cause death She was married
woman 43 wears Of age aod leaves son IL years o ge
Verdict In accordance with tie above facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
THE 1863.

IESSsYLvkNIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD,
With Is connections 10 ,ns, ro,,r-
Fson Nrw.lo TO rns rRiscrrAL WEsrgsN CsaIrA
seven trains run daily from New-isk to fbisdeiphs VI
Ar, ru@si1; sT 1si''i TRANS FOR TIE WEST By THIS
"''1 aOVTE LEAVE NEM.loRk FROM THE
ROOT OF CouRTLANDTsT
nv vsy Of Phadephs the morning passengers esve New
Yak At n time ether rou'es evening passengers
.. . p. M. hour later than other lines
BY way Of Asn.own evening Passenss leave I sh a. M,
tho tim. ~ Northern lines In chicago and al
points the North Nes Creinr. Indianapolis .Loulsvls
ST. Louis Cleveland. Columbia Cincinnati and sh tnals
points West with fewer eh.ses o. cars p,u,A,,o,,. ..
Sleeping Cara, without ehIse run nom rniiade pnM 70
Pittsbusb ae miles snd New'heAt P'''ouish ~ mAss
Smoking aud Saloon Cars on all trans
Fare the 90 other routes.
Baggage chccA ed through. Transfers fre~
Secure tickets ssss rrsN Sn aisJ Sy t,iiSsn
The Pennsylysnis Central Company runs an Emirsni
Accommodation Line which aaords comostao'a mode OF
pa;es moving wss,~ ard at ouehI the usual rsss
Of fsse. .ny,,ur,
Nv tia route Ac'.h. Of all descriptions Be forwarded
to and ol any point the Railroads of obio kensuty
indians Ul.uoi.. Wisconsin Iowa. or Missouri, by RAIL
ROAD pEtl oT ~ port on he navsablc rivers ot the
Nest b. steamer fom Pittsburgh.
the Penn lvaia Cen.ys Railroad all times favorable
ns Ie charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants and
shippers ssas ,hs transportation OF their Freight to hs
Company sin fs, "i' 60 ederi on s speedy sfa.s'e
LlkE SlOCk.
raraer. ED Dgs,ers ia Live Stock win find this noa
u, -sous 'lc Capaccus Yards. well waiered and sup
pie, ~nh eve Convenience, have hsen opened on ths nne
1 sn.o o,s wGes wii be fund cvsry scn,sai,nsss f0'
faiG' SfWA J'eSS Sai'lS and BAiTIaGsE ia hShkTTs.
81. rIMOIr, Ia scaeer Agent, No A't's hsss~
Lttti u to FREIGHT Asens q, O. -, ,vm....
80. A.tor iiunsc, aud 40, ! cch.n w 'ssT"~
NcDJaALD y DISCIiofF, Emffsns Ascns,
LKocU LEWIS General Superintendent, Alssssa. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

Mr.. GOttschalk's second concert at Irving
Hall was a brilliant success The han was filed. and
the pieces with hardly an exception. were approved.
He new songstness. Mrs Motto. Is enormously men
toned as pupil Of Mr.. Muzio Not 80: tho Indy is one
Of the best known and most admired Of Boston Central
to the oty which has done much in producing sing
ers and taste for the fine arts. This lady sang ID
tanti palpti with great applause and was recalled by
unanimous consent She has in addition TO the lower
tsAes fluent facilities in the upper notes and executes
tie 'ronlades and fortrri Of the great composer with
ease, and confidence. Nile Vivier made second ap-
peaYanee; and Mr.. Thomas, Mr. Sandson, &c.. dis.
ulayed thcr talents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

COLUMBIA CoLLsGE LAW SCHooL.-The
sunber Of students in attendance upon this nstitston
whsa has just opened Its Winter session is $50. OF
thesess are seniors and s2 juniors There arc grsdu
sses Of nearly twenty colleges present. Yae College
alsDe sending twenty five.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
3usuranse Companies.
INCREASED CAPITAL AND PARTICI.

INCREASED CAPITAL AND PARIISl-
4 PATTON IN PROFITS-NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMpANI.-ncorporsied ls95
No. WMLsr., Asw.y OLE, Qs. r'e3
The President md Directors OF this Company take pleasure
in spprsne e public that IN TO meet more fully te
demands i,s caomes t.e present stockholders have sab'
scrbed the additional q 1900 making the present
CASH CApITAL--liALF MILLION DOLLARS,
AL Of which has been paid IN and Invested IN v
the requirements oi the General Insurance Law 81 this state
under the sanction and approval Of William barnes, esd
Superntenten. of insurance Department.
The Coiupony with ncca.ed facilities contrre 90 issue
POLICIES ,uIins against and damage by tfc and Inland
Trans 9otaiIon. wherein the assured participate 10 the sxie
Of the the business Policies aso
issued, witou; paIti patton at r-dG,cd rate, OF Premium
Losses adjusted and pd Tic Office Of the Company or 10
AGENCIES with that Iror ptude d cQui, which has
its business during the pact Forty
Years JAMES w Otis fr's1dent
K w RLRscKvR Secretary.
*. r. Mason, Supt.Ag.nt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING July Q, lS6a
r~.usss station in New.Yerk S7th~ md tshsv
Entrance 2sthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
For New.H = y tEx.h li:SoA m.i l!is O1.h ~
(Ex). So $50 and p
For Bndsspcn Z, tEnh r;ooI m, is:ls tEIL s'a
FoS Milford and STAFFORD T. ii:oo m $50 $50
FOR Fsnheld Southport ADD wsssp0rt T. l'U NJ, 3;o'
$50 p
FSSr psiea aud 6reen~sch. T. SO, Iio . No.; hsc t:A
Fos stamford, lE1l $50. Ii:ao m., f,:is E.h 50
ior Por, Chester sd intsrmed.ss Stations so ussos
N. $780, 4:J, $50, $3.50 N.
For PoTt Chester and New Rochelle. Pm
COSNkCTlNU TRAINS.
For Boston Via Springfield. M Tx D. 2:1 (EX p n
For Boston via Shore Lire. l2:l3 tEx.l sp M
For Hartford and Springfield, . On. tExl lIN, s;0
lEMl pm. n,
Il ~ l. pl., and .:3v y. IA % Northampton
For Hartford fsovidcncs and FishkIl Railroad, tExh
ll:JOa
For New Haven NewL London and Stoninston Railroad d
a Iu., l.:l3. zGa pm.
For Cara Rslroed ": rs p. m. to Northampton.
Tor flors.ouic hsoad J. III, 2:Jo y. L., to Sev'Mn
fofi " cine,dsy, and Saturdays to pittsheld.
For Ns.asucA Railroad a. IA. !;So p m.
For Danbaly and AcnsalA Railroad. a. IN, 430 p m.
Conlmocous Sl.pia. Cars attached 20 ,. m. Trsins
JAMES IL. HOYf, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCL UoM

u "
IN(kEASED CAPITAL
CASH CAPITAL SWOM
SURPLUS OVER S2O0V0. ASsiAs OVER $4,000
Tns Company with ne, amounting 90 more tsn Hall
Million OF Dollars safely Invested 10 prepared 10 oder I'M
creased facilities 70 insurers sgaus, los damage by fire
aud the Risks cf Inland NAyif and transportation
Tn. attention o the public directed % the peculiar sdvan
taSes offered the assured by this Company:
!. In having c4 oap,E all paid IN and safely invested
in TIE c,ufn1.on Of prohts forming surplus OF ovei
Two Hundred thousand Dollars and constantly incroang and
habio iof the Losses OF tie Company.
In the issue Of 10 per cent ~ the profits IN Scrip bearing
elk p interest payable annually In cash ~ Custom on
al Participation Policies
Pei. insurng with the hbove Company enjoy all the al
offered by paid iusnd safely invested tash Capital
with the economy and security Of tbe.mutua system
No liability whatever incurred by the assured liberal re
ducon lie pfom made oastouers pTelering non
psrticipsiion policic- ROBERT ;. HUME ffesidtnt
DUNCAN 4. CVaEr Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

A PIRATE UxmR THR HAMMER.-The
schooner Eta formerly the pirate Rcributon recently
seized by the United States District Attorney for The
District OF NewJersey. VIII be sold at auction Ut the
Merchants Hotel In this city. on the 3lst inst. The
vessel he's been lying since her seizure at Newark and
Win be BROUGHT % this city DAYS before the sale
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Hlc0iral.

MANHOOD and the VigoS Of Youth. Restored
w In -Four Weeks by DR. RECORDS kS>tNCE OF LIFE:
Thi. wonderful s,ert viii Manhood to tho uost
Shstered Consts son whether G,us from fxcesses soe
Abuse the Elect. Of Climate Astm Causes Tic tine
rour-d 10 cure tue inye 10 our weeks fhi
ure it inspo.,be Dr MroIds Eronoe OF Life sold Ia
with Instructions for o So OF fe9r quantities ~ one
for carefully packed receipt oi remittance py ms
accredited agent - .
On. doc, v.t from i,roslwsy Ncw.yorh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

DEYARrnKxT or FnAsca. BlssAu o. fsn
HEorlvsR op TAIKs No. u CbsnbersN }
VNO YERS.-Notice is hereby given
that the Asss.smrnt Rols Tar Books on Real OF Per
sous Estate for the year 1903 have been Sslivfed 10 mo
and that all Taxes due and payable a. this Otiso
Psyents thereon bs rHdo between ths hsurs of
And p
from fpsymen, to the h OF Dec.mber win 10 made
all 1s1es paid previous 70 tho lst DAY on So,smosf.
Oct 20, l8jJ JOHN MURPHY, Neccivef
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Gorecs, Carriages, &c.

THREE HORSES and Two WAGONS for
sALE-One good roadster dars brown. I6i hsnas hgh
very stylish saddle hoTse for eeniicnans u'o an
black Pony, Kind and gentle either Under the sShdie o ~
n-,s Also, twossdted Wason and Bugfy, VAN hus'
I'D for want Of Apply ut the aisb~ oI "iLso"
YNENTlSS. No. I61 West 2etbst