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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

The members OF the Iowa State Insurance Company
arr hereby onned Tat the Annual Meeting viii be
held On the secoLd Monday Of January next, u the
once OF The Company In the city efHeokuk st2 O'Clock
s.n., al which timo . Board q. Directors will be
slected for the ensuing year.
Once on Asiu Al, between % and 3D.
SAMUEL 4. CAREY, Secretary.
1oe. ID, lsG2-dfm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
New York. Jan. s.

Letter from Fort Pulaski says the
rebel rams at Savannah are failures.
Elisha Whittlesey, Sec. LIST Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasury, died last night. lie
was in his S0th year.
Richard Ella, an efficient clerk of the
Treasury Department for the last 40 years,
died this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
Especial to Chicago Tribune.
Cincinnati. Jan. 6,

The Gazette has letter from it's cor
respondent with Grangers army, confirm
ing the report of the success OF General
Carter expedition to East Tennessee.
They destroyed bridges and tho rail
road for miles,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
e tsi0w tie order Of boxes:
Notice 10 shippers ana Carriers.


by order from the Treasury Departme Mt. Ship
pers and Carriers required before for ship
menls Of Goods or Salt amounting to over $3.50, TO
places In the Ersi aud second tier Of counties The
Southern border OF The State Of Iowa, to file in The
Custom House Once st Keokuk, Iowa, oath pre-
scrlbed by the Treasury Del also, tn execute
bond, with approved suret-s thsttbe goods therein
described shall not be transported. sold used any
way, 10 give aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
synpsth1ers with those In rebellion sgainsithe Gov
erament Of the United States
Blanks can be obtained and instructions given u
the Surveyors Once.
JOIN sTANSus,
Surveyor OF tue Pert.
Custam uouhr off kepkuk An Q-augQs-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
Pooh HoUsR APPOINTMENTS

UUR 1IUNbE HFFOINININIb III !.
Daniel Staley and Dr.. G. ST. G. Hussey
have been re-appointed by the Board of
Supervisors as Superintendent and Ply
sicien respectively for the Poor House in
this county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
Bragg,s Comm un icati0n with Rich
mOnd Cut off.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.

Special to Chicago Tribune.
Washington, Jan. 6, 1868.
Advices received here warrant the be.
lief that Carter's exploits in destroying
the railroad connections in East Tennes-
see will take rank among the most brilli-
ant feats Of the war. Direct railroad
communication between Richmond and
Bragg's army is cut off at an opportune
moment, and bridges destroyed of such
magnitude and numbers as to take four
months at least to rebuild them.
Altogether all Of Morgan's and Stuart $
and Forests cavalry feats are regarded
as outdone in East Tennessee by Carter.
Baltimore, Jan. 8.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 9th,
has the following:
Chattanooga, Jan. 5.--Gen. Cooper re-
ports that we have retired from Murfrees-
boro in perfect order. About 1000 Fed
erals, 5000 stand of arms and "a pieces
of artillery captured by us have already
arrived here.
lSigned,] B. SEwKLL.
Bragg has fallen back to Speedville.
The Federals, after their reverse, were
strongly reinforced and drove US back.
Raleigh, n. c. papers state the Fede-
rails have been largely reinforced at New
bern and movement has commenced,
thought to be agains. Wilmington.
From Mexico--Gen. Burnsidc asks to
BIC Relieved.
New York, Jan. s.
News received from the City Of Mexico
to Dec. 9th.
Junrrez Cabinet had just returned from
Puebla where he went to reward the defeu.
ders OF his country. He distributed 5000
mementoes and decorations to officers and
men who defended that city against the
| French.
The Mexican army is divided into two
divisions. Comonfort is commander Of
the army for the defense of the City o.
Mexico and Dibaldo's army Of the south
is TO operate against guerrillas.
AWashington dispatch to the World
states that it 10 asserted that Hooker will
command fheArmy of the Potomac, Burn.
side again having asked to be relieved.
Burnside recently arrested Brig. Gen
eral for using disrespec,ful language con
tcerning the Government. After giving
him some adyics and reprimand he wa
released.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

To facilitate the delivery u letters for the hospitals
box has been assigned each ward. All concerned
will therefore be careful to instruct their friends when
writing TO them 10 direc their letters 10 the box for
tbsi proper Ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
&C., constantly on hand, 1t the lowest
cash prices. novl0-a m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

List Of Invalid Soldiers Arrived ~ the
Floating Hospital steamer, Sunny Side,
From Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
o''re. ., n. paovos. y A,saAL ssrrnAI)

TWICE o. rus Provost n ApsaAL GaHERALl
% ms Iowa AND MIwouRI BoRpER. \
hs0Hux, Iowa, JAxuAnv HTH, 1902
Sya 0sssrsi orasr etAs Wsr Dspartms~t II 10 made
the dusy Of ALL PROVOST MARsHALs 70 seize eli
Asasssy oloshing, blankets. shoes, and equip
msns, aud such othsr supplies which have bsen Is
sued ~ Tho Government 70 soldiers and los. or dis
pose Of by them and II shall be incumbent apy
person nst soldier who may have any such property
~ p~sssssion prove thsihe has lawfully acquired
posssssion thereof.
ssidifrs pt b. Charged on the muster Roll with all
articles d.pesed OF By them or Improperly lost and
ineur such further punisAmsnt ~ the allure Of the
onsnse may demand
NoTiCE III THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that
the seove order will be rgdIy enforced, and all par
TIES having OF such property are required
prove heir legal claim TO The same ii this once.
JOHN n HIATT,
hns-d Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

~ We call attention to special notice
Of the Provost Marshal in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

~ The Public Schools Of the city are
in full operation and largely attended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
MRS. CAMERON.
TKAcHER OF rHR
PIANO AND q UlTA h,
Third Street, betw. Main and Blondeau.
DISSOLUTION.
novIS-d3rn

The co .psrtnershp he retofore existing between
RAGS d DrLApLAsi in the Job Prntng business In The
CITY u ou&uk ioNs, IL this day dissolved ~ mntusl
eonosut; y. ". uslsp sia rctirinE rom the nrn ALI
h,lI- and accounts 70 be settled By VIM. kees.
WM. hErs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
January 9Th, 1863.

Referring 70 the shows announcpmens. ~ suhsiber
bsgs leave 10 say he VII sill carry NE Book
and dob Printing busipe " al ~ branches q tbs otd
stand on Main street. betwesn I'd and 1sh, ever u.
Love Co.'S BANKING Hesse, whore he hopas ~ gvtEg
personal sd peup, att ehGtcn 70 thu work entrusted
10 him. 70 merit the pstfonsss % ally bestowed
anon tbs ARA WA. kEkH
] tsnk-d tsucecssor 70 kess DshpiAini
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and amer this date Powder Will be allowed
sold in keokuk without p-tmis.h The undersigned
nor any kind OF Arms whateve Munitions Of War.
lthas also been ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods OF Groceries,
except In limited quantities for family to into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object Is to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands ofguerrillasn Northeast Missouri.
JOHN BTANNUS,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Ksohuk.
Ksokuk, Aug. ~, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

~ Mrs. Edwin Forrest has again won
her suit before the New York Court Of
Appeals, and We suppose this ends the
matter. Mrs. +. is divorced from her
husband. not only from bed and board.
but from the bond Of matripony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
BaschonoRss HAIR Dys...The Bestin
easss the World.

B0t0UUHORy0 kHo1E DyO"s~Im0 neBVI In
eAgs@ the World.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produsse color not 10 be from naturs-
vsrntsa not TO njuie the hair In the iexs';r cmeies
the III sses bad dyes and invigorates the hair for
life GREY, RED Or Rusty HAIR instantly turns
ssplsnlid black or brown, leaving the hairsoftand
besutiful. Sold BY all druggists, Ac.
The genuine assigned WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
~ tAt Jssr sides Of sseA bot.
Factory, NJ. 81 Barclay Street, New York. rLAts
a9s Broadway and l6 Bond Street, [teS-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

IA The Rolla Fire Company held its
regular mohthly meeting, on Monday,
Jan. 9Th, 1868. The following members
were elected officers for this year:
VIM Abbott, President; s. Klein,
Treasurer; Chas. Schulz, Secretary; Jas
Burrows, Jr., Foreman Of Engine; VIM.
Lewenstein, Asst Foreman of Engine
VIM. Shepherd, Foreman Of Hose; \.
Srhlottcr, Asst Foreman Of Hose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
MEDICAL OFFICERS.

d, L. AcGngip, Surgeon In charge.
J X Riddell, A. A. Surgeon.
A d Stablston, A. A. Surgeon.
A B Rush, Hospital. Steward, u. 8. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

A YANKEE CALL.-Not long ago =
genuine yankee opened his battery on us in
behalf of one Of his notions. In the hurry
Of business we felt like inviting him to go
away and let US alone-but there he was,
so very polite. To listen to his praises
of his invention was nevertheless only an
act Of decent respect to stranger, howev-
er reluctantly given. But to yield arten-
tion, as it proved, was to yield the point.
At first VIC knew his yankee consarm to be
humbug, but when he was done advoca-
ting its merits we were half to fully con-
vinced il was great institution. In fact
the world couldn't well get along without
it. 1t would benefit all classes-rich and
poor, high or low. old and young, men
women and children, everybody and eve
ry thing. Herculesn labors could be per.
formed without toll, hard times would bt
banished, politics made honest, lawyer.
tell no lies, churches have no hypocri,s
children carry clean noses, and spinsterl
peddle no sl;inder,-all the natural ant
inevitable workings Of his invention
We were astonished. And yet it was 9,
simple it was strange the world had gou,
SO long in the dark concerning this won
der working power. We promised faith
fully to puff it.
But when our friend left We revolve,
the matter again in our minds. The elo
qusnt and insinuating advocate was gon
and lost half its charm. The old suspi
cion of "humbug" was revived and mt
we settle our perplexing doubt, can afte
all. say nothing, pro or con; in regard
the great discovery
l -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

The people Of the west generally will
rejoice to learn that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has once more been re-
paired and put in running order. Through
freight and passengers trains run over
the road day before yesterday.
The opening of the road with the COM
pletion Of our Railroad connection across
the river will prove OF imHense benefit 10
Southern Iowa in the approaching spring.
pG- We extract the following item of
local interest from letter of the Musca-
tine Journals Washington correspondent,
"Linkens4le." known to our readers as
"Hawkeye,' and one of the most popu
lar and wide-awake writer's for Iowa pa
pers in the Federal Capitol.
John A. Graham, Esq, Of Ke56aI
has been appointed Register Of the Treas
ury, in place of i. J.. Chit;enden, teni-
porarily resigned on account Of bad health
Uncle JOHNNY viii make tip-top Of
fcer.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09
I. o. of G. T.

~ SUNBEAM Lopez, No. 4, meets on Monday
AZ evenings OF each week, att O'Clock, on the
= nsr Of Main and Seventh streets, tsntrancs from
y bsvo 9TH street.
~ Oct27--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

) n htddebl, "A. A. surgeon.
A d Stableton, A. A. Surgeon. 8
A b Rnh, Hospital Steward, u. 8. A.
INVALID SOLDIERS.
@ w Bowen, company C, Goth Indians, ~
w s Broukin, 90 e ll3th Ill.
Jno Shrum, co III 18th Ill.
r Plumb, co G, 23d Wis.
j Roser, GO A, ll6th Illinois
J A Cox, co A, 10th Illinos cavalry.
Geo Ryan, company B, 10th Ohio cavalry,
Max Suite, company 10th Ohio cavslry.
Jas M Asks, company c, 3lss Ind cav.
Smith, co E, 10th Ohio cav.
WI Randle, co E, 18th III.
W II Smith, CO E, llsth Ill.
B Taylor, 90 A, 9Th Illinois cav.
VIM Jebaw, co b, 3lst Ill.
l. Lewis, co A, 9th Illinois cav.
Andrew Cover, CO A, 9th Illinois cav
J NJ Ridgeway, CO A, 9th Illinoa esv.
NJ Neis, co A, 9th Illinois cav.
White, CO. A, 9th Illinois cav.
John Chine, co Is, 23d Ind infantry.
David Harrison, co b, Cad Ohio.
Geo w Carpenter, 9th Illinois cav.
Ysrger, co d 93d Illinois.
Jno Gamble, CO A 3lst Ill.
Jno tombstone, lad Ohio.
Jno McNab, CO A 9th Ind
WIN Murphy. co r 18th Ohio.
F NJ Fields, co slst H.
Jas Pate, CO ii 8lst Ill.
Jas Fl Welleford, 90 H slst H.
c Summer, co + gath Mo.
I'm lIo,ts. co 81 lii.
Il Z Wilde, co F Gath Mo.
ia c ! o.ton, 60 { 40 b Ind.
X uraver, co F % III.
Jaster Stix, co Il tth Illinois cavalry.
w H Gibson, 9th AI ca tttery.
W o Knapp, co + l6'h WIS
l. Beiney, co 77th HI.
A Engle 9Th Mich battery.
K Brown, co H 93d Ind.
JHS ottman, iss Illinois Light Artillery.
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LOCAL NEWS.

To eur GesssetsS-n S1bscviSers.
Saesorfben 70 the SsAr I'd 0sorsetovn win
Aersatssr pay tAstr subscriptions 70 III. John
Nathsws, oar new agent for that city.
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N0E 6Hf-A co0 67saSi1 SUKdI610
HOUfu hagiAE poAesa eouveoieo -: located
q the YiFst Was1. I0usdtate Doass elea Gavea,
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FCssi PURs FURs l-For genuine, reliable Purs
20 10 Stinemetfs' wsll-kEC-u Hat and Fur store
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, coresr Ithst It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

CoRRRcTIoE-The name OF General Hein;.
Ileman instead Of Ger Aral Anger was mad
Se tently given iu our notice in Saturdays Is.
cue OF susFoe asicn of travel over Long Bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEa-J. Ryan,
aseault dismissed Juo. Mclean, drunk; do.
ino. mcCauley, do; do. Arthur Tyne, do; do.
HENRY Hampton, drunk and disor Derby; militia
~. T. L. Sutton, do. dismissed.
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CREAf NEWS PROM
" LARSBUk9H L BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
- 31S S1v1APH SfRRD1. ~

Suss fIesivsA from tho Late sale Of rs Prise
vL 90 DSi 6Oobs, sucS - " -" "a
g Ses = se e aAsss quality S11HoH A11xHo
@ AlLa0nAL SKIRTS from o. 0sp,
SAISs 0Vope Of svefy dssCrllao1, 5 pr eea&;
enc 4eoS sAAA AnT other place In tkN Si6y. -
5000 SssstifA dark OALIo0AB q iSA es.ts ,ss
WSa fssss many etAss seeds 10 nansreus 70
Dc not hl 70 ear q oses. ss ae.sy %. - s,vss
AkAuoDUH9H q sRO q s.
- tsN g.. Baltimore DAy1NlA Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

NRe.. 3. J, HOWELL, 4s4 Eighth street. be-
lVl tween the avenue and D. street. win Nh .
cren on TuesdAs D. ce nb.r LIST abanisomeESW
assortment Of krrpen FLOW By the box. ok
or fprinx Bridal VIZ. stht seath srs. Heaidrrsses
OF sfl kirds AJAX Rruit BY the dozen. Aso BIS
hets Allied with Fruit suitsble for gents for the
Approaching holidays. WreAtks N ads to order.
linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

NEE, LATEST, Mosr BEAUTrPUL Goops Just
received 81 the Dollar yevelry storu No ss9 Penn
sJivAnis avenue, near Pour and s. half street Call
and satisfy yourseIf deslvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

SECOND WARD STATION UAsBs.-Mary
Payne. drunk; "a. Is. E. Beveridga, selling
and offering for sale vulgar aud obscene pic
tu--s; for hearing. J. &. Darlington, drunk
and dIsorderly; S. Jno. Wi Jams, drunk; dis
missed Chas West, suspicion OF desertion;
military. Ino. MahOney, drunk; dismissed
Andrew DeEny, do; g.. Michl Keenan,. dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

HES, L4fsoI. MOST BEAUTIFUL &oOD5 Just
syivanls enue, near Four and 8 hsIf street Call
and satisfy yourseIf de slws
tsspItsent fever. word WITH you. TIE responsi-
a. surely ss yog shake io;da.. .; win .hss. to.
lad you taken this gerisl tonic Is : ar.TsntfTs.
aers the s5,tem I'm psrrioas to ali mssnse, tsysr,
selves sskous asl, Of ihs r.so soH ss
Hostetters Bitters, and they win return no more.
This IL the nArienoe Of thousands, and 10 viii be
es sa ,s :sr o. ,s:s y !:
fsiis How dissr.nt IL the sRee. Of he Bittsrs.
&. ssa
eus tend tne!ltsSly 70 strsas4hsn the eo.ssit.lon
sod lrolees life Sasy never have fails4, AID II u
case Of Isvsr 40 Ases. hoysysr inveteFsts In its
a, fsSies iafssssd nth iatsrnittsas aad rsnis-
ssss fs~sr. 10 simply 70 rsssoe sanity ssd sosSe dis-
BOA b. Drsssisss ~ dssasrs ssssrslfy svsss-
,waoIessis Assass-A.A Sic!asss = g.. s2s
p.rEAsIs % ,as E~ss~,, S,ssses., U,isary. ssS
EesS-t. e tAs HsacsSd Is,os sassea-ssns 81 mail
"a Sa!ch letter en- pss e Of charge Address
e So. Ss.hi NJ hISssEss nsvsrd As.oci.tion.
ssyEE roo i-&ss TO LsAas by Prof Alexsa-
,r , ns IL neT ana sin phaed nnetAod for
sDues bis einaips snd Plano Oia...S 0S con
nsv oosrse Sr flaao and Singing, Ghieh I'll -
nrivts visitors DALI. ct his residsaes' nc a1sS
stfeex on tie Sorthcsst corner Of EIeseatk strs.t
~ Ata - wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

II q tie city. Inlu1fe q JOIN j, ABD-
1nDrR. $50 -, 81 81 sad ~ 81: 49,
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SRLkADID STOCK
ELEGANT ORE90 GOODS.
FROM TIE INV YORK AUoFIoEa.

=
FROM T11 RlW YORK AUCTIONS.
i .ss y y: s :sn ~ =. -. 8:
~ = 4;
. S.:h, ss,s "A -; & ts:a as.tS :: es::p
.:: "a s: :s! sssfs; eess. .A..
have o.iy bssA landed n the country aSo1t t1o
ne bees Lu,..s french Msr,aoss In al Of IL.
ss;d .'s spd
sh.s - tss .s%H saasy can b DursAsssd for In
2, pt g. Lup ~ AL wool Reps or lnpress closA,
In ali Of choice ,hadss Of color In 1ss. ANA ii
Hsea.et11. sii:Ins i. Is. hssasons.s sl Dn
sas &: s.: ss s;, ::
~ sIs; e ssa ss and g.: d:..
The ls.f two weeks than Ne onsr them in ouE .tors
% pieces Brocads aad Striped and Plaid Rs,s and
.1d 8, f. n.aias osr steel Of Dress Goods tor nc
S y d tbs sn1s Sd very s
III .nHoDs nat they Should r.pav .ns
in osaer hat " shesd make sure Of 1! We have
ana R 81 sn1 s.s
theE ~ Now YORK pr1ose or We Will not expect to
sell them.
We ALSO HAVE OF HAND
Splendid Assortns emit Of very handsome PLAIN
COLORkD, Al D BLACK silks Of the noet ale.
can't quality is1poFtsd, and hAvin ased them
al 81 suctioL 10 are prepared to sell them - low
as the lowest. - -a f.s--t 90. 80 = ="
BLACK GOODS. ts ls@rE,
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS 10 wall worthy
ofths inspeetlc Of ell perAoEs in pursuit. Of Dre,s
& otds. and eomDtises every dsrirabls article in
Black that 10 In general use We ans the follow.
Lupin = Black French Merinoes
:" Reps or EHapre.s Cloths .--...
Sir and wool Velour Ottomonp
64IreDch Msrinoes for Shevls
- Bombasins. all Qualities
Double Width Moussiine from Aim
Very Siis Atwood Mouseline, 81
Drsb ds Etc for Walking Dresses
knRhsn bombssina Of all qualities -.
BlteA alpaca nom SIX to o. 8 -..-..-
blafk W. nmeses and English Merinoes
Hah 2 Inia sook Of AourninS Silks ffou ans to
- $4,000 ALSO. H. s. s.. Il.
GRAPE WELLS, ENGLISH GRAPHS. MOURN.
ING SHA ELS.
pared to sell - low q New ork prices.
TIE lowest cash price will BE- found nayksd On
eAeb sxsaeas u plain figures, cad 40 devtasioa AZ
.n,s .o,o.,, No. %. opposite Centre Matkst,
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PERSONAL.

N MA" A1VAAA . WV ~ nAoSLOE
lVl announce TO ali inquir ing persons, tst shs 10
nov ready 10 read the Past, Present end Future,
and ~ be consulted conddestially all In sor-
tar matters st all times from .. until p N.
Z doors esst from Carroll prison, Capitol Hill,
Washington, D q. r-s ..r ro34 Inn
4 MEDICAL NOTICE --. ..-s., ~. 81
AL Female Com plants, liksr lSs 3out, R5oun
atsru Neuralgia, 30. cured without fan 50 sdiiy.
... o.. .'---. - - MRS. WREN.
no l6-1m> AS street. Washiugten
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GooDs RECOVERED. - Saturday evening
Benedict Jenkins WAS arrested by officer Park
Pr of the Second Ward TOR the larceny OF prap-
erty from the Kirkwood House. Subsequent.
~ ofhcar Parker went 20 Jenkins house aud
recovered a variety of articles, which were
eiasmed by Sprague Il Go. proprietor's Of the
ktTkwood House. Jenkins WAS taken before
Justice Clay ton who committed him 10 jail for
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BOARDING.

nEslhk BL 4 30 sNs Soa RHsf-Psrs es.sia-
u r.u Cd vim 9 ss sie % Il ,Ia.n With . art,
u ho 34eAss Yovk ave0as, betwes q III sA1 18th
St. RsfsssseAs repaired. e. de 1.ss
Two On 6uEH 0ENfLyMsN Gan % 40
eomB oAstsd SfsA Pisa AT Rooms Al .DrsAk.
nat asA Tea, IN sWsn family. 1Ae.e there are no
otAes sosse srs. .. No 81 BSyssO ssreSs, 8sor4s-
pIRs0Hs WIkHIN@ BOARD On ROONso An
I b accommodated bs ae1lytns . He lSt 500 q
east &C rner Lombard SD 0rtAW aS<e1ts. 0AlN-
nor~. within two sauarseof the " asetaseon D..
SlvBRAL GkNrLHAHN oAN III ACCOM-
Emt datsd sish sccd BosrH and YarniShed Rooms
ct 39e Egh:eenth ~ BIT yand 9. DIS st.
BOARD AND ROOMS "A asnslsman saa Lady
nodstd viii Rooms and bosrd OF Rooms With rat
Eoald, In . private dvelhns, eonyeniaat 70 the
Poet G6tes. Ons large Well furnished Room II
nnasi,.d: Address. with .ressrsness. Box io33,
Post once 3a5s d~S IL.
pooAs AND BotRD-vor gsrsismsu. nsy b
~ obtained near the Western Aarket, between
...st ""' Oh ~ nRs MAoDsaouaH.
LOARDiNG. item n Gan b accom- aod atsd
- With Board srd Furnished Roou.s upon appi
eatioo At TH06, WOODWARD Bsa,'s Vest st.
6ecrsetown, near old DOR niii bridge.
Ar as3 yIKsr eTREEr EAsf, BETWEEN A
IA ard B, Oepitol Fiji 6entlemen snd their wives
Ard einRte eentiemen an be accommodated with
pleasant Rooms, with Board References OK
eheuaYd. Sl9ts.
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CAVALRY BUREAU. .-t1 B.. g.. I'D. -
~ oyres OF CHIP QuAsTxRNi sfER, So
WAsaIkafoH, D. O., Nov. 80 1853. 4 Il,
On the frs. and third WsDN EsDATS. ID ana
Nth or tcmber 1853, Win be sold st Public Aue.
tion. ct th Cavalry Depot at Giessoro Point near
tn city, O large LOT Of = - = :
gr-g .-g CAVALRY HORSES,
condemned - unfit for public rvice
ssle TO O. Eraenes At 10 O'Clock . IA
Terms caah, In Government funds
. -r'-ts ...E O. g. SAWTELLI.
Lieutenant Colonel ard Q. n. .5
oei-iAs .-.-...- Cavalry Bureau.
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ADVER'MTS.

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u FOB rHl MILLION
Onip oean for asS Song sctM Ptass Aeco,u,a>S
RseaS.
Onward and UDwsrd. =, ..,.....-.
The HatonS Prayer Tor fhsakssivins asy.
IN 70 20 that Besutiful Land 49,
fhS Lion Of JRdah, t-azFa
Isint Not. Dreo1 Hos. Nsary Pilgrim.
Wen Wsit till Jesus comes.
Lore gavs Faith. -.
he Brisft Hills 81 6loYY.
Shall ~ Mot no Moro 70 HalS.
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Do0 0eeonA Stosy,
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By THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, d. O.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS lE
L GBoRGsTowS AT AUCf!oS.-I will sell at Pab-
No Auction in front o. the premises, on " kDNHs-
DAY AFTERNOON, Dee. 9Th. at o'clock .. m, tVo
Lots on the corner Of BeaH snd Monroe street.
y ontire 60 feet Monroe street and running back
i4 feetnn Bealistrset, And improved By Two Bmalf
Frame Houses.
PALE positive.
Terms ct Gale.
Title indispu Bile.
de5 THCS. BOWLING, Aust