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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
JOHN N. RECTOR.
JANIS B. SAMPLE.

August 25, 1868.
Yes. that is their programme. It i
an abolition war, let them fight i. out, and
then we we'll beat them at the election,
and give "our Southern brethren" their
rights.
Dunlavy is almost as good a "6gure
head" for the Copperheads as Duncombe
himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Iowa TRooPs.-Sherman's Fifteenth
Army Corps, which has gone to rein
force Rosecrans, contains, amongst other
troops, the 4th, 9th, 9Th, 9th, 1lth, Gath,
18th, 26th, 3Oth, 3lst and 35th Iowa in
fantrv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

CAPT. A0AefsO0 oo0 His Aoeo11o0to.
The Copperhssds Of Lee county are in
dustriously assailing Capt. Anderson, the
Union candidate for Sheriff. They pro-
fess to believe that Capt. Anderson is
dis!oyal, and they are very much concern
cd--the disinterested patriots are--lest
Union men should vote for an opponent
Of the Administration. They much pre-
fer that Union men should assist. either
by direc,ly voting for him, or, By with
holding their votes from Anderson, which
would be half as good, to elect Hedges
the Copperbead candidate
Now all Union men OF Lee county kaor
thai Hedges, isthe CoPperhead candidate,
and sgnpathises with them in all their
bitter hostility to the Government and
the Union Party.
Whatever may be their estimate of his
personal character, there ia no Union man
WHIP believes his record as good as Gene
raj Tuttle's. and, if they cannot vote for
Tuttle because he is on the Copperhead
ticket, how can they consistently vote for
He edges, who is the mainstay OF that ticket
in this county?
Bat the Copperheads. in the kindnes
of their hearts, to prevent Union men
from voting against their candidate, are
exhibiting letters, genuine. and
some forged, which purport to have
Proclamation, in denunciation of the poll
cy of emancipation. Suppose he did; the
President himself was very slow in coming
on to that ground, ~ were hundreds and
thousands of others. Aud now We re-
member many instances in point. Look
at the letter of Adjutant Clendening, in
our paper; he is new convert, but who
doubts that he is not genuine one ? and
90 of hundreds, ~, of tens Of thousands
in the army and out of it, whose views on
the proclamation policy have undergone
a thorough change within year.
Read the following correspondence and
it will be seen that Capt. Anderson en-
dorses the policy Of the President. and
stands on the platform Of the Union party
OF Lee county:
KEoxuK, August 13, '63.
Capt. Israel Anderson:
DEAH SIR-The undersigned seeing
the announcement of your name a. I
candidate for Sheriff, and desiring TO &C,
understandingly At the coming Union
County Convention, would respectfully
ask you to inform them whether you en-.
dorse the call for Union County Con-
vention on the 22d, and whether you are
in favor of and will cordially cooperate
with such an organization as is contem-
plated by that call as expressed in the fol
lowing: y
All who are, without reservation Of
condition, in favor of the prosecution O
this present war to successful termina
tion, and who are willing to heartily co
operate with and assist the legal authori
ties in carrying ous~the policy adoptet
by the Administration for that purpose
and who recognize the necessity Of doins
everything to help. and no,hing to hinde
those who are charged with the duty ant
: responsibility Of carrying on the war, ar
earnestly invited to cooperate with US
without any distinction as to former asso
Citations.
3 Also, please advise US whether it j
your purpose to submit your claims as
candidate to that Conventionand abide b
: its decision. Very respectfully,
GEO. w. .McCRARY,
G. w. PIrMAE,
!. - II D-ar.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

H Hon. Archibald Williams died in
Quincy on monday last. He was one Of
the oldest and most prominent lawyers
of Illinois, and was, at the time Of his
death, U. S. District Judge for the State
Of Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

EU Anthan Daboll, the author Of tsDa-
bolPs Arithmetic" /" recently died At Gro.
ton, Conn.,, at an advanced age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

MUscATIHs CouNTY.-TheG Government
barracks Of Auscatns Island are to be
cold at public auction 0stobes Sth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

N
on the cath day OF August, 1864, two men, purpors
ing 10 have come from the State Of Nilsson stopped
at my house over nirht len next day for keok knt.
Iowa without payps their biilsr and placed in ny
charge fwo mares 70 keep for one week. Siace fhen
nothing has been seen heard OF The men. The
msree . srk bay ave years old past. Hack
name and tail abou Is hs snds high few white hairs
In the oretead The other u gray mare, foaf years
old past abe ut is hands htgA trim buin and NEON
eyed. The owners will please call and pay biila and
CHARGES and take them away soen shall cell them
according 10 Law. @. 8. HAMtLTuN.
Carshaxe. Hancock county, irls., sept. u. less.
eep29 In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

- Go and hear Senator Doolittle
this svsnisg. ssss 81 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Turn out tonight to hear Senator
Doolittle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
GRAND UNION MEETING
NJ AT4WEsT POINT!

There VII be a Graod Unicn Meeting
at West Point 91s @A
n THURSDAY, Sept. 24th.
Senator Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, Col.
Bussey, OF the Army, and host of home
speakers are expected to address the
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
KxoKuK, August IA, '63.

-. KxoKuK, August Ia, '63.
+ H. Hiatt, and others:
GnarLEMEn-l have yours of August
18th, md reply, you are aware that | am
now end always expect to be, Demo
|ssst-that i, lover ofths largest Liberty
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

RIO REAL ESTATE OWNERS SEALED PROPOSALS.
VIII BE- received 81 this onloe uniil "Wednesday fcbru
rs f for the purchase of real cnrpDrn
ton for the of the Fire Department located 70,
One In, beteeen Fuon Barclay Green~,ch and Church
streets, for the uan of knyfne Company M. ~
One Lot bstves4, Bsekfnen FULTON, Broadway aud VII
liam s'reess for ihc n'e of Engine Company No Is
One lot between Norfolk RlvsnriSn. Stanton gs.. and
Houston src-ts, for the OF fcer Campsny No Is
One Lot between Broadway Fuiton. b-eku.n ani WI.
liam streets, for the usr of iiDse Cytnrany No ~
Proposals should rnnian diagram Of thr property
fercd. With diurnrious kcay and caf.ctsr rlY~oyr
nents. " any. reference vii b. giyrn sAesrt lss
Payment wiz be made receiving sni s.s sosss
title
The rishs IL reserved rel~.s sny ~ Ivcp,-ss
MATTHEW = EhEssAN. Ccnapssgisg
tfrr o. sks fosA- brr1-fasyr o. q #arcn
an-rrgelLnH's osste~. F.b. u D-ss I
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
sALFs ar AUCTION.

UCrIoS NOTICE. -PBREk TORY sALE TO CLOSE
"A AN ESTATE
ID. d. cAILKINS AUcT.oNEEE oncs ". NM no.dwss
RICH FRENCH Plate PIER AND MAnrEI ~ Ri:oRs,
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEMO GOD fIANOtOkfE,
SiLyER PLATE. &C., Ac
NJ the sup ID and costh Fnrnitnre Ps,naxs
Works OF Art ewood Drawing Room SUIT. el san
Pisnofoe Nj ror Velvet Carpets Ac contained IA
the residence 2B Fourteenth street. near Eighth The
being the largest and richest assortment Of H0uschod
Furniture offered auction this Tae furniure was
all made for the prtsrnt owner and Ia good order Tno
whole VIII be psrempory and absolutely sold without re
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists of carved ewood kAgerea marble tops and
French plate doors and backs hdys Work Table, nlsid
with mother Of pearl Ccnre Tar satuay
BILE top; fu suits Of swng Room Furgurc elegant Toto
GTee. Sofas two Arm. two Reception aud eight Oval Back
CHAIRS carved rosewood frames aud covered In three
Consoc Tables. nlad with bhi and tortoise pr Brccds
and Iaos Curtains French Plate Pier Mantci Mirrors
with rich gilt frames; superb Scves Dresden China
Vases richly decorst~d Parsan msrb Satuettes OF tho
Pandora Painting Poetry Music crnsadsrs xc: antique
Lava Vases ebony Gard Table Velvet Carpets Rugs Turk
sh Easy Chairs Bronze Clock n0nth OH Paiut
ngs oy Rousseau inmsn. Huntington. Cole, Legrand ana
MAdHIfiCLNT sRvEN OCTAVE PIANorORrE.
carved legs and round nnished all roune
lniad WIT pearl an solid paar keys cost 500 Music kaea
rosewood stoo covered 10 brocde snbroidered Uiosh
Cover hooks and Mnsic; Hall rosewood HAstxnd O1utn
Sar Carpets &c Chambers, second storyRcily carved
rosewood Bedseads style Louis XIV, Bureaus aud Com
Shaving Stands Bookstsnds Couch Arm Chairs Curtains,
bhsdes Coni~s Hair Mattresses Beds and Bending deco
rated China Toilet Sets. Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Of
every kind Tea Sets silver wae Ivory Table ouefy OAK
No postponeent Carnen In Attendance 70 car PACK Or
ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
A UcTIoN NOTICE. .--LAInE SALE or MAaNIl IcENr
"A AND COSTLY Ho SEHOLD FURNITURE,
vELvET BRUSSkLs AND INGRAM CARPETS.
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,

IVORY TABLE CUT ERY AND SILVER WARE,
By +. ROTH, Auctione hts day tWedn sday) February
1 at O'Clock precisely II the arge residence VI Philip
Mason, Esl, III Clinton p'Ao- between Fifh aud slxh
avenues " rosewood Par'or SUITE covered
In rich French ard beautiful silk plush;
elegant rosewood Blazers with Preach plate mirror
tack Centre and Side Tables, Velvet
anc Brussels carpets Laco Window Curtains Msnsl Ona
pents Vases Tars Chairs ant Lounges covered In
reps green silk reps day Broue Clock.
q oagnia al Paintings Reception Chairs
medallion LASTING Corner and Hook Stands: Lbrary Fur
n.ure elegant solid walnut Suits In
green silk reps naie cspreasy for the vel
vat Rugs Chandeliers ,ias Fixtures
ELEGANT ROSkAOOD PIAHOFORTE.
STOOL AND COSER-COST 345D.
Elegant rosewood AN mshogany Bedsteads, 8ir-aus,
Washsands Sofa Beds, Lounges Rockers Clocks Chairs
Mirrors, Painting, T.vs- Cgrtsns. Spring and Hair Mat
reaes Beds BolsorS, P os, Blankets Quilts SOLID OAK
Dining Tables, Dining koo Chairs, Buffet. black walnut
suit covered in reps Syer Ware rich Ch.aa Ivory and
Silver Cutlery Forks French China Tea and Dinner
Sets ruby aud whii~ Cut Glass Ware Cut Glass and
grAyed Cnras, Decant Gobets, Chainpagnes Wines
Carcs Finger Bow The sale will commence ia The
dining
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
cCaANr0N COAL AT AUCTION.
= OrMcg OF rnY DkiAwAnr, LAcsAvasA AsD wssnERs D
RAILROAD 90. IS William street,


The fnnsys having resumed work the sale ufcos at public
auction Aunonbs>d by the Board Managers the l3i
Gag December. 1862 viii take place Wednesday tie
I'm day Of February 1868 a. ~ clock M a. tue
nssd as tho Merchants ExcAanke Nos and 2. Exchange
p.1se. corner q: William street SIMEON DRAPER, Auc
70 90 :" TSSs oF 'i FREsk xiSRb SCRANTON COAL,
Rrabelhrort D. after tho isi or March They will
epea, such auction ses sbou the 2oh f each month
during No year 1850
The win be- positive EsSA LOT put ~ viii DO sod
tho highest bidder bits 81 any form whs'cver being
sde Tor account OF bel ali Of the company.
Fifty yer to bantsb.o funis 70 80 paid at the
tim. and place Of ir and the balance In Ike funds
ccving tho order Toe tho coal which must be called for
Within ten days thereafter and The coal taken away within
s,rucicd. Buyers wAo wish, however can have add
uVos thirty dry. FOR taking tho delivery of their purchases.
~ further deposit Of ny cents within ihr
ten days above sTsiHc Interest at cent
will IN sueh cs be charrd the oalsncc, rou, ts
rpuaei for payment until paid and enty nye cents
ton 70 over the sxpenss Of stocking the coaboh he
The other conditions OF sslr will be subsianiLy hoae
hherty acc.ptrd " al purchasers by priva. eonirs o.
coal delivered ~ EzAbethport far applicable. IN.
coal will be delivered direct on
from the mines when przrlralls-othsrvise from The
stuck These conditi0ns will he modified 10 meet the wants
sesmerS whose arrival cannot nres
with reliable ayenge from tbs Lsrkawaana and Wyon,.
Ing valleys udewssr open the year fsnn.
trains the advantages of snch saes and thc snpsor
dition p which 1si will be delivered are ~,
they oanno, ,hs mode o. saar will conaurnd It.ei
10 hr favorable consideration Of bon the TRADE and con-
suner, wh5se oo-operaaon Il IssIccIally invited.
g. X. ROBERT, President
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
SALES All AUCTION.

NALuABLk REAL ESTATE AT AucTioH.-TBE rs
1. or the late Hcnry u. Wisntf Esg., Warw ok
Orange co ny, n y. wnl sod az puhiio anciion,
Thursday tho lah OF February Iaxi ~ IL cck the
iehcad. II dlalussi d. sale. The
prsises s sltuated tss War lex yaiey Railroad
dc cd b WicAhain Lake. bs iiiu piecc q watr
baed Tor its Gne fishing. Tbs scenery tho Warwck val
ley Ia In the STATE with mountain slr
aud nc sporting ogelAes with the 0y.
spi Ornnitf 70 Investment rarely with
The Ho Warm contains .0J choice large
modern two story brick mansion house. with double winss
In good repair. Tho consins usbc aud superior
spring The North Farm contains 10 coico
land with all the outbaiIdings and Joins
homestead farm The East Farm consists OF about acres
Of land With dwelling house. &C THIS farm Is situated on
the lake and beautiful s;e for hoei and within
half mile of railroad and joins tho h0nostesd farm
Possession given LIST day April next Conditions
and terms made known the day Of aale.
II. A. DURLAND EKecutrir.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

UcTIoS NOTICE 3, 100 ROLLS OF PAPER u,so.
N ugs Borders and Dtersuon at anctop an p.h.,.a..
"a bens the entlre sioes o WILSON DEWEY scs cSsaI
.ysr been offered the pubic IL ~ 49,, .
PAPER Ths trade especially Invited 10 IN,
t,e stock ureyions o The sale. '1sA ~
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

AT PUBLIC tAuCTIoS-Ay ELEGANT RESIDENCE
n on Clinton avenue, west side third door north Of At
lanc hcnuc The prnTerty consists Of h0us, BTt w.
heated by cani and All The Toern improvements stable
tnres horses and two and four lots Of
ground lad OUT witn chocs fruit; of the
staten Island and Jersey sccessble from all the ferries
thirty minutes from the MerrhAnts' ErchanFs New York
The property can We Viewed any day before 10
HEACI ~ Wall street sale tahe plae. r,ra.r -
~ ail2M ". See IA er " letion colprnn. s' 80
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

A UCrroS NOTICE-wv IRVING, AUCTIOHEER.-
n CLINTON B. OsGoOD ain cell st the ssiesroom. ~
Cedas street 90 Wednesday, FEB ~ at lok o'clccx a.
ead oak Rrension Tables Sofas nareavs. gt frame Mr.
rSr oal su cen Carpets, oDoth, Toilet Tables
nlrrsuS sedySsds 40.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
A Ivan z BAKER ! Co. AucrIosEERs.
HOUSEHOLD FURSIrrEE,
srATUARY, PAINTINGS
WORhS OF ART and


ARTICLES OF vERTu,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
The elegant private rasien - West Sixteenth street
Filth Sixth this day "wednesday tcb
Il, talo commencing AT IL o'c.ock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
and Ormolu thande Velvet Carpets, Hugs
Suits cov-rfd With brocatel the riches
srption Etagere marble top Secretary ook
Catiacta Manei Mirrors Pier Mirrors
Embroidered Cur French Shades Centre rabies
Chess Table, Srvres and Or .-ien Oh Vases.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PfAh0FORTE,
s1chiy ,rrved legs made 20 orier by city maxi
Stool Canterbury, Owe Music Books, &c.
OIL PAINTINGS,
By eminent aYtis T. Malh Paintings original iy Cole;
the Assumption Of The VI gin alter Mnrio; PslntsrH
by Rannsy, Lezrnpd and rel Bronre sauSry Bronze
and 0rmou coks Marble StAtaary, Vases and Ssnel Or
nsments, Hall Hat stand, Ocioth. STAR Carpy.
DINING ROOM
Elegantly carved Bunel sAtnsYy marble top. Egl.
don Tsoe Couchs Arm Chair superb Of Crys,s
Raby glassware, De auters Gobles Champagnes wines
l1,nonadeA Tumblcrs Frat aud Celery Stands Finger
Bowls Punch Bowl, Llnor Set COLA band Dinner Set i0
prc decorated Tea Set ~ Silver Dinner Tea
sin~ coffee Urn. saver Caster, Csse Baskets Eaps,.
Ings spoons ForA Table Cutlery, Chairs and Lounges
ina Blrraus wardrobes Brcscads Commodcs washstands
Gace Hair Msttresses, Feather Beds
.Counls rnanes Basn cen and Kitchen Furniture.
B-.trangers wishing " aticud this sale
Firth and SIKH cars and stages at the Asor ~
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving at Sixteenth
street, few doors iion tue house
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
!. l1rioN aAIE nf nIAMoNps. JEWHLRY COO

4 uCTioN SALE or DIAMONDS, JEwELRY. GOLD
n and silver Watches Ac.-A N. CkisrAI.AR, Aue.
tou y will sell THURSDAY. the 18Th instant
I0 O'clock, r.o and suabio assortment 81 ast class
Single Stone and Cluster Diamond Ruby end fenrl
Sets Bracelets aads variety of other diamond articles;
also trold Hunting Patent Levers. Double Time Watches
English fll eweled levers Ladies Fine Gold Diamond and
Knanelea Watches Silver Plated and oh, Anchors aud
Cylinders; large uod Guard, Fob Vest and Chaic
.iac Chains, Jewelry. Pa ed Ware Fancy Articles, sc.
Catalogues The attention Of tho trade " invited
above sale Ia whch Wall bc found Largo variety Of amosd
Tosds not rat ted above.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE SEVENTH WARD AT
y auc;lon.-wM. IL FRANKLIN all seli Al auction on
Friday. Frb -. 81 ~ o'cl0k AZ III Broadway tTrniy
Bldpysl the vaius Sour story Dwelilns Tisse and La
~ fer No Russsrs piacs taoarcs s,e~. the a
Jenerson str-- sad oprosi,e<ss opes nda gf wm
Er.ssy h.a Hous- ~ feet deeo, % - fesi socass
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

AMUSED GNpB.
AURA KEENEs TaEATI.
i A Sole Lsasse and N ana errf n,ss Laura Kecnn
Doogs open at u oomnrnoesa .rer beIoYe o'clock.
GREAT NJ G.N IS
OF "a. ne~ Faay / tr.va4AngA
TO kIutil AND n Say NIGHT
scscnh week ~ Me highly .sncnt OF the
QUEEN OF COMKD, AND SONG
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

"A. way
FURNITURE, BR SSEIA, TArkSfRY AND INGRAM
CARPETS RoakW 0OD PIAkOPORTE. AC.
A. G. TUTTIE viii sell, public auction, Thursday,
February ~ AZ ococa al 100 wes Twen ysixth street.
The entire handsome Housahodf urnitarec htanei In he
above consisting o. paahyany Par.or SUIT
covered IN plush seans Brocsis and Lace Window Cur
ains octave PiAnaore mado by celebrated
maker Rvss-s and vapestr, Carpets fine OIL Paintings in
rich gold frumes; Manti Ornaments Extension Din.ug
Tables Bufe<s Bokc.~s Cutlery Glass Ware DIE ner and
Tea Bets nAbagsny Bcdstcads
ssars and Pillows Ac., sc.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

A UcTIos SALE cR FURNITURE, IN BRooKLYN BY
Fulton s,reetFo painted CHAMBER sIAis bl 81 = w,sa
Bed.eads Diarx iinu Eagers mahogany Sofas Chair
Bed-teAds Carpets stoves, show Cases, Extension IA
bie Kltrhru rIu tire, Ac
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

A UCrTaN NOTICE IN. DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNEER
IA will SELL this lay, at l0H ocIocs al sa'ssruom 7.Sas
au street nj OF Household Furniture re-
uovrd for Of sas consisting Of Brussels and
TAPESTRY Carpets mshogrny Pstlor suits Bcgscas@s Kr
,snsion Dining Tabcs, Beds,esda Buresus WsshstandA
Hair Mattresses, Sc the whole forming 40 assortment
worthy the attention Of the trade and housekespcrv
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
AMUSEtIENTs. a

,.- AMUSEtIENTs.
w INTER GARDEN
" Doors cper al 6.. Conmeno. at ~.
THIS EVENING (NBDkEsDAfl, FKB AZ.
va. HDWIN BOOTH
In his grand role Of go "A''A
HAMLET
On TiiUasDAf fEB. ~.
xv,. - bDwfN BOOTH
ItGO
On fRiDAYA ~
kiCHARD III.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

T uAYFNEY, ACCOMMODATIONS 70 CRS.
4 tire strrst-wii sell this day twsapssl3yl ., l0s
nsr ~ Cepr.-a ssseLeni Counter, Beer Pumps f.ms
Benches, Soss DE- johns Cock. 10 Chest, Stove Ac
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
AmusEMENTs.

cADFsY or MUSIC. FOURTEENTH STREET AHS
~ irting place
Harold shssd,n t.esse-s
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

{, HERMAN A CO. AvCT1oSEERs, WILL SELL THIS
-. day Wednesday,, Fcs At u O'Clock precisely d, Is
Admin s.rators sal Of hns Lilnors part n ar
,'orr and pari storrhouse IN Bridge sreyis casks
ngpan ard and selgnete prsndies Bourbon srorn ami
Mai, whissey Jamaica Rum ppcs aud harris of Gin PORT
shcrry and Nadslra Wine; largo lot o Chanp@gne; aso
~. n, of Iouor0 in ease. ei ohns Tobzcc asusra
Is..L. Chair. A HAla tQsityr.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

DURCuAsETs N WAIT or nan CL,- sfL
Had r.iles, WIN sAsrp ss~ inFrasa f~tsnt fut
1hssa sssalety snd -~ass srne-~ sass s.sss-fs
.ny Fss lnyrnlt wl hns ~ LGs sseaf.as
= ia Fufysn strfnt ~a.4s b. sa41 "a fnf cMsh
- s~~ynf hs1 1sb.-n
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

c, HERMAN A co, ArCTIoEEERs, WILL SELL.
y. ibs aay Fepnary d. st 10 ooocs al No ~ Borery
sven quarter sn9 hsf Pipes Bfsudy stored N white, AL
storage and sssanccs Also At O'Clock 10 BoSery the
Cont~nts Lager Beer Saloon, EiIiaseh street, sae
poaisfVc
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

ID A Chiffon AUCrTONEKR
ID. U. s. GOVERNMENT SALE OF TALLOW.
WIN be sold 81 Public Auction WEDNESDAY, Feb
ls 1865 IL O'Clock NJ, the siorehouse No. IL Albany
street y cass OF Tailow tabous l0 pounds! In good
ORDER Tey1,s Sale by order Of Colonel A. H. Eaton
Acting Commissary General Of sub.istcnce
ALSO,
(for account Of whom II may concern)
$40 GREEN SALTBD HIDES.
~ DRY HIDEH Terr1s cash
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNRRR-oPYrCE no I
w East broadway. sells Weinesdsy, Feb Is, st n
S'Glcek tho Stock and FIXTURE. Of the Union Hotel III
ter. Arm Chairs. Mirrors PainnEs Beer Pump, Feather
Beds Husk and Straw As,esses BedsteAds marble
stands, Liquors &c
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
A UCTIoN SALE OF WRECKED STEAMER
~ CAI.EIlnNlA

kOTICE.-The Bri:an ship Caledonia built In 1862
ashore at Cac Cod rrovncxow Mass having boen
surveyed aud no-c IL hereby given that
steamer together with hsr Engines, Boilers Machinery
about zoo Of Coal all her Tackle Apparel Furniture
Ac remaining AMI In her she lies, will be soid
account OF whom At public auction Thurs
day, the 18th Cluck NJ the Pilgrim House.
n Provicrto~n Trs cash Pure to take her she
then lies knbje0 to c,S;Dm house dutics drhGrges
Tho s,esYneY II Ia the beach three miles
from Provn etown. Ample tive IL given intending pur
visit the morning inst.
and rtrn 10 Frovin e.own before tho sale comnencos
Bidders rrsch royiet tysraif from Boston Yar.
mouth and thence ~ stage siso rom Boston by pocket.
Also and on the = ns day. I'm afcr the sle as
Dsylls snd Materials nom said For further
toulars apply 10 the undersigned
YUs1Hf'e Nor,cR.-Tke steamer GEORGE aHArluCKs
WILL bddera Boston Province.
"Wednesday the l8t inst at A. NJ, returning I'M
med,ately after the sale
JAMES CRAIG. Master.
FRANCIS MCDONALD CO., Agents.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

VIM. WRITER'S, AUCTIonEBR, WILL SELL THIS
day. at O'Clock, at << Canal street. ali the gentee
farnitars &C. Of large hos.e. Rich rspssry Three rly
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding marble top Dr.as
Ing Bureaus Washstands toilet China 0lass Silver Ware
Bookcases and al other goods usually found In
WILIIAM N. LITTLE, AucTI0EEER. WILL. SELL.
w Oh Thursday Feb. 80 at the No. 10 Myrtle
nue. Brooklyn. ~ 1oh A. NJ The 6sck ana rAures Of .
Lamp Stera CONSULTING OF Lamps Cans Meascs 70 dozen
No Burners % dozen hs. chinneys, large 30 gallon
Can. Signs. Desk. &c. Sale positive. n