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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08
Original NOTICE.

10 Wheeler, Agnes r. Spauiding, 3. S. Billings
Lnc pda Billings Charles s. Abbott, Anna W Abbott
~ u, GRAY Miller Mane~ Co., hrchiboid Hender-
AMI Galloway Webster, Emma NJ. Williams, exc
cutor OF Geo. B. Williams, deceased. Andrew " eb-
ster, Geo. 4. Anderson Co., Hanford l. Bro T.
w. Phinney, Reynolds and Richardson. Geo. e
Anderson, keokuk Female Colleges, A. C. Highly,
Washington Union Insurance Co., Cleveland, Mu-
iuai insurance Co., u. B.Twecdy, Peter striker
Shapleigh, DAY Go Clifford Roberts 4 Co.. Ate1
Johnsten, N. n. George 4 bro. Hiram Barney. ii.
Y. =. Block. X, 7. Carr, Ben Johnson, Henry. T.
Grimes, George 7. Jent ms, IA. L. Taylor, Clarke Il
Andrews Duvail Keghler Co., Henry 8. Taylor,
John Tennis Il Co., Hodges and Bros, VIM Thomp.
son & Coz, d. W Kiibourne, Josiah Haincs:
You nad each you hereby notified there IL
now Oh ne in The Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Lucinda Elason, with Joshua Eilason her husband al
legng that certain Deed 70 the half Lots No
u and u 10 Block forty 10 the CITY Of Keokut lee
cnda Billings, 10 said Charles s. Abbott, through and
under whom said Lucinda EliAson claims title to same
recorded and that u IN ess obn in
ed by the other defendants above named against said
s. s. Killings cloud and shadow upon her title 10
the said real estate aud pias that the may be
Judgment also alleging that certain deed 0f said real
estate, madeby H. ~ Urifth N shern or said county
to said J. K healer, under sale made upon decree
obtained In said court ~ special May term A.
by arid Aanes y. spaulding In y suit offoscIosure
against said s. 8. Billings and Others was wrongfnlly
Tuiiy and nieesiIv ostsinrd rna rsae 80
the same be cancelled and held Tor 90 "a
as the same effect the rear hn ot said Lots, eleven
andtwelve, and that she be per ted to redeem - M
real estate from said sale, for other and general
relief,
And thu. uniess yen snd each ofyon appear on or
before noon OF The second day OF the term OF a
said Court. TO ssSh and hetden tbs Ii onday OF
February 1853 and said petition default ill
be entered against YOU and Judgment rendered there
on. ~ %
November NJ l6es-u
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To John stanuus s Haynes. Janice NJ Roswfs, ID
Prouty, James II Walsh, W hsnkiDt assaGHoe Of
Patrick W alsh. Nancy Franklin, execnirix " The
estate u Noah Franklin, deceased, A Higbtc VIM
steele assignee of WIS Al J. Rnddtek, Sarah RtAh-
nus ASST nes OF ohm Gaii.ways Jones n biltses,
danes A Lee John A park1e, Is Durkee, Jshn
Boyd Gottiieb hunsaker, Reynolds, Christian
q arber Daniel WeliihHn;
the on,ce VI The Clerk u The District Court cf Ire
COUNTY, Iowa, at Kcokuk, petition OF Geo. Apder-
son claiming II sou THE said John Htsnnns and
HAYNES the sun Of Seven Hundred Dollars
me ey due op pTpuglssary Epes, AND claiming OF
all OF you the fyrcciorure u mortgage gyes h secure
said notes convsynr rart OF Lon hlort ga in the
city of Keukuk Ice e~uiy- fewsy in which You have
or ciAiu 10 have some utersi
And unless ven appear thfreto and defend bf fore
neon Of the second day % the term cf srtd
Court 70 com m enee ths hrsi Monday Of Fehroat
1868 and decree will be rendered theseea ~
default RANKIN HtgRbRY,
dec3-dsw Attorneys fpr ffslrfH.
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NOTICE.

TO John stamina. Haynes " Rankin. assignee Of
Patrick Walsh, Many Franklin, esccutrlS Of The
estate of Noah Franklin, deceased. AC itJhee. VIVA
Steele assignee OF VIM 4 X l. itnIdirk, Sarah STAN
nus, assignee Of John Goiioway, james HsiihRs
James A Lee, John Dnrkee, Ii + Durkee, Johs
BOYD Gottiieb Hunssker M Reynolds, Christina
G,rber, Daniel Weliihan.
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on Gc in
he ir- the Clerk Ut the District Court Of Lee Conn
ty Iowa, at keokuk, petition Geo. G. Anderson
claiming Of ou the said John stannus and s. Haynes
Seven Hundred Dollars money due on three pfomis
notes aud claiming OF all OF you The hreeloSure u
mortgage given said notes, and cyinF
part Of Lot H. Block 90, 10 the city Of keokuk. lee
County, Iowa, In which you have or clamto hass some
Interest
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon the day % the next term of said Court
TO commence on the FIRST Monday OF February, 1865,
Judgment and decree viii rendered thereon by dc.
fault. HANKIN K AcCkARY,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John Stannus, Has nesI W Rar kin assignee of
Patrick Walsh. Sancy Franklin, cxecntrin OF The
estate Of Noah Franklin. deceased, a Zig bee. VIM
steele, assignee OF VIM Raddsek. SARAH g. Tan
nus assignee 81 John galloway, James N Billings,
James A Lee. John A Durtee, Durkee, John
Boyd, NJ Reynolds Christian Garbsf. NaAifi
NeliEhan, Jeremiah Brown. Gottlieb Hansaker:
Aaa are hereby nntife that thvfs II row on nie In
the once of tr tirrk the bistrirt Court Of Les
county Iowa, al heOkuk, petition Of Geo G. Ander
claiming OF You, the said John Siannus and r..
Haynes the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars ~ money
due three pr sssry notes and claiming OF all of
the foreclosure Of mortgage give 10 said
notes ahd Conveying portion Of Lot III In Block 90 In
The city 81 keaknk Lee county, Iowa In which real
estate you have or claim To have Interest.
And uniess You appear thereto aud defend before
noon Of The second day Of the next term Of said
Ceurt commencing on the h-i Monday Of February
1863 judgme nj and decree will be rendered thereon
according to the prayer ~ said petition.
RANKIN McCRARY.
dec2-d4v Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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hklulNAL NOTICE.

" :. 2 :
To John sianrus, Haynes, ] w NnAn. assignee OF
Patrick Walsh Nancy Franklin, e1een,fis Of tho
estate oil Noah frsnk lin deceased Hikbfe, wu
steele As.ivnee Of W m N l. RndAs<k Sarah nlan-
as., assignee Of John GsIin~ns, James y MiltnEs,
James A lee, John Unrkee, lnrkee, John
Bo,d Gottfieb Hunsxkcr, M kiJnolds, Daniel
Weinhap, aud q CARRIERS
Ynn are hereby notified thai there 10 nov on dle In
the CLERK Office the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa AZ ketkuk, petition III Geo. q Andvfs"D,
itp Ing NJ ysn The John btASDa. and Ha,
Seven hundred Uollars money due on three prom
sorry notes and claiming Of all OF you the forfeiture
az ,nortea &c rver " secure snid ART conveying
part Of lot H. Block %, In the city OF tskuk Lee
County ,Io~a in shieh youhAya or claim 20 have some
intsfe4t
Ana nniess you spp~nr thereto and defend before
neon OF the day of the next tern of sad Court
10 comps cc thc npsa adoudas 81 February leG3,
Judgment md decree ~4t4s rendered thereon by de-
fauit jtAkks n McGRAHY
Jee3-aAr 70 Atom eys for PiaiIfid.
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noy2tl-.d4w
NOTICE.

To William Timberman, Nj. G. TimhermHn, Ryan
Lauthan John Hurst, Cbat les McDiil, G., n Lyman
VIM Thompson Jennings n Anderson, J. n East
man Christopher Or ahAIn, warmer Hcox, Benjamin
r. Aver " iliiam Dodge, the three last named as
esecuturA John Fink deceased. :. n J Hanlli ,
Mott, shooter \ Co, ana Chri' ut.s Nrgbt
iai and zach OF yuu, h~tsby hotihed that therc
roa an nj IN The oats tis clerk of the btStrtt
court ~ Leo tt,uty, lowa, at h.pkuk. peltipA q
John Sander.oI, claiming OF you, William Tnt't r.
msn Ia, twenty seven hundred and ~ cen
dollars with 10 per cent. Interest per annum t@'te
SoErmhrt 9Th, 1862, mgney due Oh tive pruissof@
notes Slso claiming againsi each OF you the tore
closure 81 mortgage executed Icy sala M Iimbef-
man said snderSpn to seearr The said notes. being
Tor part Of the purchase money OF certain real estate
to-wit One hundred and IortS feet Sixth street 10
one hundred feet Morgan street III the southeast
Of Chatham Square, In the ely OF heoknk, Lee
county and State OF Iowa and praying correction OF
stake the description of the premises mortgaged
further asking for sale o said premises and gem
erai relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition 90
or before noon the second day ofthe next term a
the said Court, TO commence AT keokuk on the hrs'
Monday Of February, A. A. 1868, default Ill be en-.
tered against YOU md judgment rendered thereon nj
! pray ed Ior III said petition
/ NOBLE & STRONG,
tayob-daw fur Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL ,NOTICE.

T. rs FE.a., xtsss sEpes tSae Ayps.,
cutria oi the estate Geo b. Nillisms deceased
Abbott, Johns and Co., hugh Cook, EtAte Of lows
e for the VI tsn Hchopl yaad "A N TcrfRky Gum
Minis seaman AGo. "A Aes nd4x Nkras Co, Lind
Bros & Co Hannah Lpdie and William Lohn,er,
Executors ofthe estate cs LcuM Iii die. dGscastd,
Geo G. Anderson, Brown, Goddin d Co, JuAD b
Carson Hen johnson, HaaktnA Taylor, NJ 3 ma
s genn, &c Pyle, fHosmef CARTS l. Curtin, Gee n
barber. John MeDongaii.J Alien, and Jemse had
dick: $50 t.,s
You and ench OF you, hereby notified that there
IL now on le in tito ofcr Of the Clerk OF the Dhr
Court OF Lee Gauniy, iowas ~ keskuk, petition al
John Bruce, slatm4pg Of on, he fatd g Wight the
pronssoYy notes snd Sis6 cIAinRs 81 all Of you The
io,eco- ure Of Mortgage siven spea te half Of
the south quarter OF lection Twenty three, Town
shp sixty six north, ana Range west III Lee county
ard IRA, nr for sale OF the div ids4 ohe4sH hs
said real estate the pay vi snid debt
one undivided half hAsskG h<eh relieved.
T. And unieta YOU appasr thsfeto sud defend on
or before OF the day OF the ne xt term Of
and Court 10 co m krpkuk hyst onday
Of February. A. H., 1858, 3udgmrnt nd decree viii
be rendered agahE yon thereon BIZ defap fur ihe snm
cIamtd Interest and costa and the taId real estate
iiftn rid f,f me pos NJ ~ the same ttdaIf Of
=, a. l crest IN and 10 The said al cstmte IN be cut
IN md iurt Ntf barred ard sertei.,std
Clio. w NscRARY
gF8u f. a{t,tr
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NOTICE.

To A. II. Heaslip, s L. Heasiip, John Shores, John
DonAhoe, Young, Brothers Il Co., q. Frank d Sons,
Webster, Marsh q Co, Locke, Marsh Co., Thos.
w. Clagei, George Williams, Jr., Mary 3. Wilt
ans, John PHILIPPE:
You and each OF you, are hereby notified that there
Ia die III the oGs OF the Clerk VI the District
Court Of Lee County, lewa, at keoknk, petition u
o. 9. Hale, claiming ofyou, III. Heasitp and y. u.
Heaslip, the sum Of Ten Hundred and Eighty-Sia
$500 Dollars with 10 per cent. interest per annum
from November list, ID. 1862, as money due on two
promissory notes made BY to George Denlson and
secured by aMougage made by you 70 said George
Denison ami since assigned to said o. G. Hale dated
May LIST, Is6n also claiming against zach OF you ihe
foreclosure said Mortgage, the same being upon the
Rasteriy twesy 1901 feet Of Lot No ten ti0 aud the
whole OF lot Ne. elaveni III In Block one hundred
[lOol In the city Of keokuk, Ice County, Iowa. and
iurthSr ask ing sale of premises and genera
relief
And unless you appear and answer aaid petition on
or before the second dns OF the next term Of
said Court, to commence at Keokuk on the LIST Mon
day ofIsbruary, A. H., 1863 default will be entered
against you aud Judgment rendered thereon as rayet
FOR In said petition.
| NOBLE l. STRONG,
| dec27-d4w Attorneys tor Plaintiff. i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Important 20 Females--Dr. Cheese
mans Pills.--Tbe combination Of ingredients In
these Pills are the result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation, and
certain in correcting III Irregularities, Painful
Menstruations, removing all distractions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the side
palpitatlon Of the heart, whites all nervous aHec.
lions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs &C, disturbed sleep, which arises ffom inter
ruptions Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a new era In the treat.
ment Of those Irregularities and distractions
which have consigned 80 many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unles
she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most cifectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 FtRaics To all clnsses they
are invaluable inducing, iSA certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known TO thousands, who
have used them At different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent PhySteiGns IN ABlertcd.
Explicit directions, stating lrhen hey should NO, n,
used, with each box-the Prioe One Dollar prr Bor
containing from 30 to 80 Pills.
Pills sent BY naah promptly, by RENTING 10 the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor.
Sold by CALVERT FoRp
Cor. Pa. ave. and nth It,,
IaP-eodsm Washington,
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OFFICIAL.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all 'rhom il may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CARLOS MORTON STEWART has bean
appointed Consul of the Argentine Republic, at
Baltimore, do hereby recognize him as such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to the Consuls of the most favored ma.
lions, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and tho seal of
the United States to be hereunto affixed,
H. 81 Given under my hand at tho city of
Washington, the nth day Of January,
A. D. 1868, and of tho Independence Of
the United States Of America, the s1th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

The resolution formerly Introduced bv Mr.
Gordon, providing for the appointment Of Ger
tain committees 10 ask Congress TO repeal thu
law creating the Board Of Metropolitan Pollen
aud other notifications Of that law, was read
and referred to a .pecial COMMITTEES, consisting
OF one member froiu each ward
Alderman Lloyd Informed the Council that
the Board or AiderhNen were ready 10 meet In
Joint convention for The election Of an assessor
for the Second ward, q place Of George Thonias
Stuart, resigned. =. =.
The Council took a rooess for the purpose 81
going Into tho election OF an asseaaor for the
Second ward. j. '..f....
When the Council was again called 10 order,
the president announce the epecisi committee
Of seven, TO take into consideration Mr.. Cor
don's resolution. The f Moving names consti-
tute the committed knight, Gordon, Thomp-
son, Lewis, Lloyd, Poalc, and Mitchell.
The special order for tho evening, the bill In
relation to tho Washington and Alexandria
railroad, was taken up. Considerable debate
ensuod on a motion Of Mr.. Wilson 10 postpone
for ono week, In order to enable the chairman
n the special committee 10 examine additional
facts In the case. The eyes and noes wero
takcn, as follows
Ayes-Messrs Ellis, Follansbee, Gordon.
Murtagh, Mitchell, Thompson, Wilson, and the
Presldent-S.
NayS-HessrS. Barr, Garfield, Knight, Peahe,
Rapley, Talbert, and Utermehle-7.
30 the consideration OF this measure was
postponed and made tho special order for non-
day night next.
A resolution from the Board Of Aldermen.
recommending tho tax collector 10 publish the
city tax sales In tho columns Of the NSttiouni
hteli8eacer, was read.
Mr.. Utermohlo introduced an amendment.
which was adopted, restricting tho price paid
for such advertisement to as low cost as
would DO charged by any other paper.
The yeas and nays wero demanded, and are
as follows;
Yoas-Mcssrs. Canaold, Ellis, Follansbee.
Gordon, Murtagh, Thompson, Wilson, and the
Presidents.
Nays-Mcssrs. Barr, Knight, Mitchell, Peake,
Rayley, Talbert, aud Utermehel-7.
Adjourned.
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Is the motto Of the Great Canterbury
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD.
THIS WEEK.
First week Of Mr. Geo R. Blossoms Great Trick
Pantomime, produced with new dresses, new
music new scenery, properties, &C entitled
THE GOLDEN AXE,
Or, The Elves of the Haunted Stream.
Enthusiastic reception Of the Washington favorIte,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS AGNES SWITZERLAND.
The sweet Scottish melodiSt, whose songs Of Bon
ME Scotland are listened 10 with rapture
by all lovers Of melody.
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
The talented and beautiful Terpaiohorean GItiste
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE,
Who have won golden opinions by their beauty
and grace.
ROLLANDE BROTHERS.
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS
MISS HANNAH BIRCH,
From the Philadelphia Theatre, who will appear
In conjunction with the
COURT OF BEAUTY,
Miss Frank La Folle, Miss Jennie Allen,
AND THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE.
Second week Of the peoples fsvorite,
DICK PARKER.
First week OF LARRY TooLEY, the Ethiopian
delineatOr, from New York.
II. w EgAn,J. A. Willis, J, s. Clarke,
AND THE GREAT CORPS D'ETHIoPE,
Forming, In ALL the greatest Congress OF artiatea
ever brought together In one establishment.
ADMISsIoN-Balcony and Parqustts, 70 cts. ito
Arm CbAirs, 80 otS.i to Private BoxsS,
Doors oPen Al 81 O'Clock; Performance at N.
Afternoon, for ladies and children, at 2 O'Clock.
Admisslon-Ladies2 octS.i Children 10 cts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

A-ACOugh, Cold ;or an Initiated Throat,
hallowed to progress, results in serious Pulmo,
nary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach direaly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRoECHTTIs, AsTHMA, and CA.
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-.
sulting from the use Of the Troches and their eX.
tended use, has caused them to be counterfeiIe,l.
BE sure to guard against worthless limitations.
OBTAIN only the genuine BroiVs Bronchial Troches,
which have proved their efficacy by test Of many
years. PuBLIt SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Trochss. Military Oficers and Soldiers who
overtsx the voice, and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at
IS cents per box. ian I7-dSwam
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DEATHS or soLDIERs.-Tho following have
occurred since our last issue:
Benz. A. Baker, company f, 115th MY.
W. T. Woodward, company X, 196Lh NY,
Charles L. Stockwell, company Z, 5th New
Hampshire.
Peter Denver, company E, I21st Ponnsylya-
mia.
VIM. YOungs, company G, 1;ITth New York.
ID. II. Rutherford, company G, 18th New
Hampshire.
sets.
Charles Lane, company F., 2sth New Jersey.
NJ. H. Ruapp, company r, 18th New York.
NJ. Jones, company X, 10Th Maine.
GampScr Hackett, company 2, 18th Pa. Re-
serve.
Orlando s. Stephens, company A, Sth Yer
mont.
mont.
John Bainbridge, company ", 84th Now York
VIM. Richards, company X, nth New York
Joseph Pitcher, company II, 150th Pennsyl-
vanla.
E. H. Heck, company C, 14bth Ponnsylva-
mia.
VIM: G. Anderson, company ,V, 11Ah Penn
sylvania.
Cornelius spAulding, company H, 9Th MIchi.
gan cavalry.
Thomas Riley, company A, 25th Now York.
VIM. Williams, company X, 9th PennSylva-
MIA Reserves.
H. A. saper, company l, 141st New York.
=, unknown soldier.
Charles Lang, company D, SD Massachu-
sets.
First Lieut.. James MeCulloh, 18th POnnsyl.
vanla.
E; W. Blumer, company G, 10th PennSylva-
mia Reserves.
Goo. W. Walker, CommIssary Denartment,
clerk Of Capt. Doyle.
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The Cotton Plant In Venezuela.

CONSULATE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Cindad Bolivar, Nov. "a, 1859.
SIR' Enclosed please TO find the three speci
mems Of native cotton Of this country.
No; l: Indigenous bird cotton psJarlts, is 1
beautiful silky species, aud cannot DO eKcellet
by the bOSt sea island cotton In market.
No. .. Common indigenous cotton equalI
the best New Orleans upland cotton; and
No. 3. Yellow indigenous cotton CORES
kim" sN -'""
Owing to the richness and popularity of tn,
SOL, ana, may add, atmosphere, 1t Is ovidon
that tho culture of cotton requires here far leG,
labor than In the States, there being no noces
sity here OF replanting tree before every 81,
years. As soon as have selected the lands.
will begin with planting seeds, which will yIelt
the nrt crop AFTER i've months. Two harvest,
year will bring an average crop Of one pound
to tree, fifteen hundred trees to the acre. and
as this climate Is free from frostS, tho yield Ii
sure.
Tho plant Is not EubjCct TO any of the diseases
OF other parts, such as rust or boll-worm, n
grows healthy from the time IL Rets aboye
ground 10 Its maturity, and It's fibre Is of amer
quality than that ra.sed In the States of MIssIs.
sippi and tennessee.
Thus, taking everything into consideration,
thero arc more inducements held out In This
country for It's settlement and farming thnn any
other-more advantages and less DISADVANTAGES.
No overflow from rivers to contend against, and
as fno soil as is In the world, suitable to raIEo
the finest qualify and greatest quantity of sea
island cotton. Tho sooner the Government
would send mo several bushels Of seed, author
iEing the Commissioner of the Agricultural De-
partmeni to do so, tho better. One hand can
cultivate at least five acres In cotton, perhaps
up 10 ten acresi tho soil Is easy of cultivation.
and both soil and climate arc well adapted to
all the various produCts that arc desirable To
raise In latitudes north and south of this for A
considerable dlstance-cotton In particular.
remain, with due esteem, your most obedI
ent servant, CHARLES H. LoELER.
Hon. FRED. W. SEWARD,
Asst sec'y Of State, Washington, U. 6. A.
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by ,. q. Mcguire a. co., AuctIonssra
- TO Suffers AND THE TRADE.

LARGE SALE OF
LIQUORS IN BOTTLES, IN CASES OF ONE
- DOZEN. Also,
OLIVES, CARERS, PEPPER SAUCE, SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO, SEGARS,
CLAY AND FANCY PIPES, SHOE BRUSHES,
GLOVES, STEEL PENS, &c, &c,
embracing about
30 cases and % dozen BTAndies, WhiskIes. Wines
BItteFs, COrdials, &c.
70 dozen French Olives, Capcrs, Pepper Sauce
boxes Wooten, MunToe 4 Co. GLASGOW Ken
lucky Chewing Tobacco,
267 dozen Goodwin 4 Bro. i lbs. papers Smoking
Tobacco,
u boxes smoking Pipes, assorted kinds,
100 dozen Shoe Brushes
Lot of Empty Bottles, Fancy F1aSks, &C 6c,. Ar
all Of which will be sold without reserve
on the First Floor OF the Auction Rooms, THURS.
o'clock.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE a CO.,
als-d Auetioneefa
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WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency ONCE, No. b1I Ninth street, near
PennsylVania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (26) White
and Colored GIRL with good references as Cooks,
Chsmbetmaids, Laundresses, Mattresses, Nurses,
Anl seametresses. Also, young Colored Men, TO
walt on tables in Private Families or Hsfeis Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur.
nlture Employers in want Of good help, will and
1t to their advantage to call.
may 2S-u Nh MILLER
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AUCTION SALES.

ID SALE, BY CATALOGUE, or COINS on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, January 2Bth, on thS
second floor OF the Auction Rooms, we shall sell,
American Silver and Copper Coins
Medals, MedaletB, Tokens, &C.
Also English, French, and few Ancient Coins
sale without reserve, and will commence al s
o'clock precisely. Catalogue OF the Coins at the
store. J. c. MEG UIRE h CO.,
Jan 2o-dtA AuctioneeTs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

70 Bate helor's Hair Dye--The Best In
the World.-WilllAm A. Bachelors celebrated
halr Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
the ll-effects bad dyes and invig
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by All
Druggists, &c. "
q The genuine 10 signed WIN. A. BATCHELOR.
on the four sides Of each box
Factory No. 81 Barclay street, (LAte 2ss Broad.
way and 10 Bond,) New York. INV 2o-iv