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raastitat.o""i Hsaas Of GrumbiIns.
Archbishop hughes. in a recent ad-
dress at New York. very happily said: 4

w vss~~s So"8 oiAs very bdpptlg hAiu : tN
One Of the constitutional privileges to
which refer hat tie Consti' utiOn it,
self makes pro- lsie n for, for safety
valve tor this numerous people is, that
every four years il is perfectly conssita,-
tional TO make revolution-camly qui-
etly--by the votes of ihe people. Thai
is one constitutional privilege. The 9th
er is inherent in the ,iatsre Of the people
of the Goyernmeni-tha is the right Of
2rumbilng. Lsughter.l IF you elect a
man 10 administer the Government, in
lees than e'gbteen months you are very
sorry for what you have done ssd you
lave . right TO gvumbie, and ttare viii
be only three years more to wait, when
you can make revolution, when yon can
throw aside the set that have been iu
power, and try to get better set in their
place the next time That has been the
rule. j have seen great majority of
our Presidents elected, aud / never know
an exception to thai rule. Therefore it
( is that there is no country. in the world
that can fairly be compared to the Amer
lean Republic under the American Con-
stitution. 1t is just for this reason. Not
tina. Eaglishmen don't claim the right OF
grumbling, too, but they have not the
remedy every four years. They cannot
change their rulers. Here it is a privi-
lege and constitutional right. Even
though you voted for the incumbent for
the highest Office, you can grumble. But,
further than that, you must wan until his
time is out, and then get another and
better man in his place. That b the
remedy.
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AN Iowa METHODIST REGIMENT II

AN Iowa METHODIST REGIMENT In
THE BATTLE OF YIoKsBr &c The cor,
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writing from Edwards Station, near
Vieksburg, spsaks ~ fellows Of the low
24tl Regiment: r
The 24:h Iowa is called Methodist
regiment. The Colonel and several Cap
tains are Methodist preachers, and ma
Jorlty of the soldiers are members of the
Methodist church. They did some Of the
best fighting of the day, YESTERDAY. They
went into battle full Of en,l.usia sm, and
aet one Of them aineAaa during the ca.
gagement. Their Msjr was wounded
late in the day. He walked from tho
field, and, on his way to tho hospital, cap,
tured staltwart Confederate, and com
PEELED him 70 carry him on his back to the
Provost MarshaPs headquarters. II war
laughable sight to see Major Wright
riding his captive into camp. The casual
y list OF the Methodist is very large, and
shows that they stood up to their work
like true soldiers. On returning from the
battlefield in the evening, they held re-
ligious meeting at which the exercises
were very impressive. As I write they
are filing the woods with .sOld Hundred y
WAR IN CASApA.-On Monday of last
week, the Queens birthday was univer-
sally celebrated in the Canadian rruvin
css. Al the Niagara suspension-bri %,
on the Canadian side. party Of rebe
refugees hoisted from hotel q secession
flag. Conspicuous in this movement was
a rebel Colonel. Tho employees Of the
Great Western Railway we're 20 incensed
al this insult to the stars aud stripes tha,
they proceeded in body and seized ,bt
hated emblem of rebellion and carried n
of. The refugee chivalry we're exaspp
rated at this coup d etat. and made som,
loud threats, and at one time d disturb
ancs was imminent.
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~ DR.. Macon, q Osksloosa, wss
only subPonaed as q witness to attend
Court at Des Moines, not arrested on a
charge OF treason, as reported.
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fy II is better TO embalm the mind
nstssdsf the body; !; Alcommit TIN ntel-
lect to paper instead OF the limbs to linen;
to ec'do~n 10 pos,erisy bound n velfhm.
instead Of being cofaned up ia sycamore.
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FAs0A AHoMDAe Aa Ga n1a6,
The Causdisns mnst be supposed to be
happy people, Where specie is voted
nuisance aud silver placed at discount
OF eight 70 ten per cent ~ compared with
paper, one Of the chief conditions OF hap
piness is. in this material age, certainly
supplisd. Precisely this has happened
10 Canada. Since our war omlnenced
three or four millions worth Of American
silver has found its way into circulation in
the provinces. This having tended TO
displace the circulation OF small bank
notes, the banks refused to receive it,
hoping thus to arrest the influx of the
coin. Following this action, the retail
dealers discovered that it would not nav
.ieh,s. and that, in order to oonve titfntc
paper, they must submit toa depreciation
at the banks. To remedy this inconven.
fence another sisp was taken xg
In Toronto, the Board Of Trads recon-
mended the public n9t 10 receive this for
sign silver exeept 1t discoant of 4 per
cent. five and ten cent pieces, however,
being exempted but this failing 10 avert
the evil. another step still has been taken,
and both In Toronto and Montreal the
Boards OF Trade have now recommended
m increase Of the discount to eight per
cent. on five and ten cent pieces, while at
Quebec, public meeting has unanimous.
ly resolved to petition THE legislature to
impose duty Of FIVE per cent. upon all
silver imported into the province!
7 The Toronto Leader doubts whether
even these measures win effect the object
aimed at. and adds tha. The time has come
when something more Authoritative than
che resolves Of Board Of Trade Is required
To depreciatc arbitrarily by eight or ten
per cent. the four millions Of this silver
now in circulation, il regards as dan
gcreus tsmperiog with the currency, and
tit therefore calls upon the Executive tc
interfere, anl by au order in eoancil NAL
American silver legal tender, for linn
tied amount, at its real value. os If any
thing q fraction below it. This would be
far better than q constant fuctuation il
the conventional value Of coin Of which
the real value could be easily ascert rtainee
and fixed
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Nfm advertisements.
NOTICE.

To Brigham, Noah Lyon, James Watson. @ C
Hale; NIX, Hale Co, Hiram narsey, Ssiien u Co,
Adair. Aifsrd Every, 8 Bsner, oscar Ruxbridee
Sample. Roswell 4 Eiout, CnnAabis : Smlth,
&c Ripley, Oscar Quinn, Samuel Miller, swan :
wick Brown, ) D Ktehsrd.sn = Son, 4 Conaa oie
Wititam rrn1o6rman, r Harris, WIfNAa n LssSh
Thomas W Clageu executor Of Joseph kcisston, -
ceased, Andrew Bertin: /.
Iou, and each you, are hereby netiaed kherc
10 nov on Gle In the Once Of the Clerk Of tho Dstics
Court Of Lee County Iowa. at Ksekuk, Iova, psai
tion OF Thomas Davis, ciA1mtns VI you. D RrAshsm
ssd Noah Lyon. the sum OF Biz Handred and sixty
Dollars essol with ~ Per csni interest per aanum
payable anpashy, - money due on psomlssory nnss
and Mortgage made BY you hs sad D. I. Brghau aud
endorsed by said Lyon, and since sssiGnsd tp ssid
Thomss Davis dated Septemher ~ 1851. clalm Ing
against all Of you ms fnreciosufc OF sAd Mortra
the same being upon acre in square shsps n The
soat east cornef of tbs wsst half the south
quarter or Sec,ton thitythres, Township sixty six,
lssl Brth OF rshR~ nve 81 west IN Lee County
for the purchase money and further sskiag for sal
offs aid premi ses. snd Eensrsi ratieE 3tf 81
And uaess you appear and answer said petition on
before ofths second day OF the next tenn Of
said Court, to Commence II Keot uk the lst MpH-
d.. ofsspssmb~r a. D., Iess adefaalt will be
you and endered the reoa a. prayed
for In said petision.
NOBLE AryTRONG,
Jel5 dtw Attorneys for PnintiH. q
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II Several Interesting local iieH4s are
crowded out this morning on aceoun, of
the Sunday School Report.
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Ep Any person finding Pireman's .
belt, mo. H. will confer a favor by
leavisg il Ut this Office.
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Commercial.
"
.ey TELEssApBI
new YORK MariseS.

iey TELEsRApH.I
Sew YORK Market.
Nes fers. june l3s
ft,ur-DHll, and snsetrled4 safes NJ S5 so4eeb IS
for Ext'a state; s5 ssase n RH.o,
Wheat cent beler itntsd supply. sales a. 81 10
9si rs tor spring 81 a9ssi Al MI xaakse ile; al &C
CS q 81 .for Winter gvi,
Com--}s4ls bsttes, iAlf demand. Sales al s<s
7Se for uld; 70974e new.
oais--Firm. ,saso.
Pork-Dnii aud heavy.
Lsrd-Shsde nrmer St4l0c. 4
Best--Duit. ~
wsisky-Unchanged. <l14a&e.
GTocerles--Quiet
sY rELEaRAPH.
stock Marh~t.
KeS York, June -.
Stock Better.
Money and Exehange-Uaehanged.
Gold--i<et
Resding--I04t @ i
Erie--sat. l
New Ysrk Ooptrsi s's--iist. bs8 .Suss i
New Treasury 3-l0--iOs1
Us ysat ceftiaeass, i0fs. &tA
U. S. "a coupons, -. &.7- sfs
u. .. s's 81 coupons, io6
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~ TGeneral Grant has sent FIVE thou.
sand rebel prisoners to Island No 10, in
the Mississippi. where they will be de-
tafnsd until the tate Of Vicksbarg 10 Dc.
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pROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS

WARRINGTON. d. c., Msy 2cd 1859.
All men who desire 20 lSsn any particular regiment
ot oNsfy nov w the ne'd uFe hcreby a0thotsxrd to
present hemseFes NJ any tnse dafins The thirty
aays 70 the Board OF kntolImsnt In their respective
Dtstricts The Board shall examine them, iInd der
sfma upon their htness tor the service, and nd
% pe n ihe Provos Marshal oithr Distric stni evn
them transportation ucAets to The general kendea oe.
al hs a Psosasa harshsl 6sssvsf 81 the etssa. A.
sos as they present themselves at the ganerAi ken
dexvaas They shall be dsly nsusssrsd by mlaHernE
Ana dsoarsing omcer, and paid him the bonnty Al
lowed BY law. JAMES b FRY
JeS-d3w Provost hsRshai.
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GPER CENT. GOVERNMENT LOAN,

FsNHESF BONDS ARR CALLED t.PiVR -rvFFx.
Ass hNeapse White theg are tzsHsy bes, Bo,.,l.
Wey assR he redeemen DS the G0rsrau.ept III lEgIn
at any time after frs geara. TN~
Legal fenisf ppteS ~ cheeks npou rhtisaefffI. ~
aes YORK that witt bfthg Legal Ie ndsrs are what the
Secfe3ary sfitwa me TO recstss. EA
no bonds are s0idst Par, the einterest
tbe ast sou psy {he money.
ihs bonds pay per cent laseresi in Got tsAvstr~
ceut every sx oaths, the Arsi day sae No.
senbef, at the Aintig Fndaieipaia or hi ans Sub
treasury In New Yots or elsew here. IL oQ have
Soupen Honda all you have tss ts cut the Eroper
coupon OF Of each ak monsfs and collect il,
RE auties OBJ impors from al articles from abroad
- PAID 10 GoLs, and this is the way secrssAsy
quAsE etc his gold.
Congress has provided that the Honds sheil b. pAfp
~ soLn when due.
. fou can have elher Coupon Bonds payable No the
besfer or Registered Bonds, payable to your 0Yisr
lssfofmer ase 10 59s zoos s00's, and loGgt- ~
Auer IN sane smounts, also 30 Coos and ola,Dl0ss.
fou VIII not have TO pay Any xes these BondA IN
Your Income from them doss exceed e0fe--snd %
vi above 5000 yoa will onfy have to pa, on.-hsA o.
Mueh incoDe Tax - IL your money was iavested in
Mortgages other Sec urttes. Tho pr~ne Court
he United Ststeshss Just decided that stats. City
Or County can tax Government Bonds.
All who Wish ths Five Il saty foan must
apply before the list Of JULY next.
J. COOKE,
Subscription Agent. Phiiaatipkfa.
TAe Kcokuk Brsneh Bank and wn. rAsnueon &
70. are sntAorixcA y receive sabseFtDtioas.
inIa.dQw
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OFFICE OF u. s. ASSESSOR, 1ST
~ COLLECTION DISTRICT,

~. pieassst, Hsary Co., I.ns. .nsr %, ts65.
Notice 10 hsrsby Aivep - provided In section Is,
''kxctse Law, an act OF Congists "eafsfSd ~
prsstds ssferssi rsrssss sd TO ssppsvf tAs 6sss~t
saa pss ssfsrfsf fAs rsbe Ssb sppsovea tuls lsa
is6H W Al whom it may sfns that the A<tsssAt
Assessor" Of the drst and second Dfvison Ii the
Couny OF lss, First colecton Distrtet Of towa has
the assessmen nj list Of sstd Division for the
month VI May, 1853, and that sah L4sfs baSsafssss
ssd Essmsrstoas made sa6 taxes viii be- Guo in the
posssssion Of W sTstrs at his once in the Eiy OF
Keokuk IN tho County of Ice, subject
tor the space Of ss days from and sftsr the 3Dih
OF Nay, iSoa And patice IL hereby further given
thAt appeals VIII be y es'rsd and deteYminsd By tAe
District Assessor relative TO any ercss-
sive valuations or rsiiaas ey he As
ssssora' atthe once Of q sTRiPE IN The City OF
keokuk IN the County fLee, betweeL the hours OF
10 e'cssck Az and O'Clock r. H, NJ ~ day
OF June A. o. 1867. n. n. PSCklkL.
l le3-ls~ Assssses Fret Dlssrs<s If Jsus.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1868

Roberts particularly distinguished him
sell, and was in fact the real hero Of that /
desperate engagement
We cordially welcome Gen. Roberts to
this department, and, 10 view OF tho pos
sible difficulties which may arise Il, the
ets'e os Iowa, we are rejaiced that the
commander has been chosen for that mil
itary district of such character and with
such qualifications as We believe General
Roberts 10 possess. A
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III OST.
In passing rpm the Pen nsylvspis Foundry across
the river 10 the Ralesf Pass Book cont ming
some loose papers, among which three Notes aud
Order. Whoever has found aid hook viii confer 0
favor the owner BY leaving IT at BAHsEa Grocesy
toppoats Pen seyiy anis Ponndry. a.4 Iei3@d
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SERVED 'Ea Rrour.- On Friday last, a
man y by the name Of Champion, from
RanscrA. was swelling sround cur streets
and declaring that he wassa Ceppcrhead
and that he was proud OF the name, when
a certain engiueer Of the N. S. 4 N l
r r. happening along IN the walk the
man run his head against the said engi.
pnecr's iist. thereupon the ground few up
hit him in the back.-HSison Michigan
Hsruld, -
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MORE CIvILIzATIoN.--A correspondent
Of one Of the Chicago papers. referring
to the large proportion of severe and
dangeroas wousds received by our sol-
diers about vicksburg, accounts for this
result as follows:
Medical men say the proportion of
wounds Of this character 10 enormously
great. sad ascribss il 10 The zee Of ezple-
sive balls by the rebels. These are min
iature percussion shells which explode
after striking the object In conseq quence,
We fud that wherever bullet enters near
bcnes that bone is always shattered
and ~amputations become necessary TO
save life. have seen scores OF legs and
arms taken of within the last few days,
which might have been saved had the en-
emy used the missiles prescribed by the
rules OF civilized warfare. The soldiers
remember these things. and are laying up
fearful measure Of retr,bution.
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T. 1ST OF LETTERS

Remaip'ng u the Post once, al Keoknk o. the 18Th
Of j aur, 1869,
~ Persons calling forsny efthe following let
iers must say, ''betERrstp"
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w ANTED,
A Small Comfortable House.
iei5-d AddreAs, r. q Box SCI.
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FAMILY DYE COLORS,
FOR dyeinx silk, woaien and Mtxed Goods, shsv,s.
sesrs. p,ssses oscns, dIcses, bonnss., dat,
kinds Of Wearing Apparel, with perse, fAst colors
"A SAVING or 90 PER CENT.
These Dyes arc mixed In the form of posasss con-
centrated thoroughly testsd, and put up In
packages eor twenty ave cents You color -
many g0ods as would otherwise G. ave times ths
The " ocass N simple ard ANY can use shs
Dyes With perfect success. Directions ins,de ihs
pseksge. FL.
Manufactured BY uowE 4 STEVENS. $50 Broad
way. hoyton
For sale In keokuk by
A. J. wfLKIysON
may dam % Main Street.
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sEeARs AND TopAoco.

csIgtRs AT LESS THAN MAhkrT PHItFS--AT 40.
- III Broadway NJ stairs saters and tH~crs gene
ts.ited 70 eIa prices arstss rf4eausafs
kpin. aFsrea. No lTsrsiwsy. 40 staIs
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NJ oTlCE.-TiI8 PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ risnr any rcrsOn my after this Il te az
VIII Day contracted against except ron my
written ORDER Ne'r YORK. Jan. ~, 1888 w L. PARSONS
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DoRsEs.-FoR SALE. TWO BLACK HORSES, a
horses seven ears old Apply al Il Ward Kcys livery
stable Is West Thirteenth street.
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A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM.-HOUSE WITH
a edeln Improvements; private family; ITO West
Ihirfv-fourh street.
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SIEHr NNDyiiEAEIN0.--pN r A. CADNLLt. Ars.g
= aNAu~r of rficen ycars Ass returned ~ Nw YORK
s0d fvsuipls PROFESSIONAL nrrs as E1ih .treri
't u V8ca1 ne4r Bf1sdvay4 DE- I, MS artoed t.tny
VI. fnsl~
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uclRE Ds sAEpELOkA
III A. CNxts Prophet
M ~ arssi sopea sssce. asa Sstti~ss
0Vtel rIfci N,a 9pFoes ucloyst - 6flps
weh p-tr,nirs1 ~ nefmsnegi fnf banTenf pJ4r4fi 4
esgsat rcsna can no0 81 %, -,,sss n i.las ~
a'As ~. .,se Hf-@sfet from ~ " 5Wok A pfiee
ftfv rsra ,srDer ttsMo o'hetej AZ o'aist 2 IAN
~ rJ' ssnl 81 vne 6nsiish Nssn'rt ff,nSS Italian
aUI 3es sos.cps
WI nyysnt4 the Harrison New IYNvsu Rsfuzi
ops' M,cson Park convenient M va ssess
. s .cd.,s,e 3 rss. f,r g. =. soFs go s e'Ass
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rATARx sIRps Eos 5AAr--l.gAI BREED. ~
\ n irp srgi~ ~ o. fnsaaSers. .Apny ~ so n
sree-wisa Arcade ,e.ws Iaiano1d ann Ssns ste.s ia
fsEAScrs ErrLER, NO. rrcK srIp HAS ALI, raa
lkoicn breeds ~ Dog Bass slnf-i1bb N.nas care
al ~.s L,legira'og ~ r.uis Dpgiie. Buafs mr.
xsS, s. Nsassines '"r ~ eiyssf% D. lcsrasl.
asigfe, e.
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MAT xxMoNIAL.


4 RgIGApE suRCEuk NUNpER MCCLELLAN (wIO
N resigned nIon the .n ~ ha superior gsn.. Y,
,heniasy and ta,~. has converted his grecnbacks -
al sInlo soL ana se.Ir, vo marry relned youthful
ami snecionatr lady Of OPP t. an sucn .,y -
correspondence and cary nte s ISL w @
aud honor. Address Brigade "s''a wv @"s "c" WA
Herald oar. -.
, wRArruy youNo ENgl NEER OfFICER. DEsIR-
Inc VIE wishes 10 corrcsp sd With youss isdy for
- ~ rrtusl scrrsi, Nnse. Must fair
De appearance, amabnlty an ssu UNIV, ~
dress Llcii-ns at MAXWELL Esgne, VS"Ps s"h"~s W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MA = LEVEL AND Lovh
lM psy devil" but must not Civ ~. u.ra r,r r.
that a. of meeting n good and tonReh ~N'"ps'"s ~ ~
knch Gu
Thou dearest, lovely wight Of lance
@W short sincc we We met. It's / e.
Yet cant the golden cha S~
OF making ovs@o you.
Although I've mel with MD
Towards whom my "hcarp' wgsws
Yet moi 70 one Of thom said
Ausht % iove-yes or no
In nv early days loved bu, one
Her iike they were but few;
such love I'd feel anew.
But now for you must conn~s
feet the same deep tame
Aud FAUST beg Of 'Ocdr 10 nless
YOU all the wealth slalr.
Should you bat honor this ionA hesft
with welcome Kind aud pure -.
OH 10y and wosld never ,Art. ~
OF this ~ 1 we're sure.
RUBT. W. LAIRAGA. box 80 Herald ores. Y
JaNs.sy Is. 1853
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HAMBURG INTERNATIONAL AGRIcuLTnRAL En-
III hibon 70 b held under The aus p,cs of the German
Agricultural Society a che city o. lIamou g. Germany, in
which " expected that representatives OF the
ileent a ieuula Societies OF Europe and Of Tho National
and soices 10 she United states will be present
Applications for rntfies Tor agricultural lmple-
mcnts machinery must he made before the Isl of
April next AUSTIN, BALDWIN %,
Aaentsfoe the hamburg sxhiblon colnmittse,
~ Brna4way. New York.
N. B.--Prograrlmoa for the exhibition aud prizes and
iei her information may be had Application above.
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L,oR SALE CHEAP-TwO GOOD SECOND HAND
Double Trucks: sets or doule .rdck Harness
suitable for heavy work. Inquire ,ic lne yard loot Of
rhlitleh street, North river.
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IyOR sALE-A GOOD HEAVY TEAM OF HORSES
4 Harness. AM large Truck, a. slni IL pce. Can
be 2SG East III h,ecnth Apply to o. s. c.
the bakery, log Water street.
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A SMALL FAMILY WILL LET TO GENTLEMEN,
~ without Board, Two neatly furnished Rooms with
n 4" seyerai sto - 20, ronas nnv NJ All Rroone
r et
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y
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & co. arc Offering The balance
their Wiai.g C.9Shs al greatly reduced prices
Canal corner Of Mercer street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID DARK GAY HORSE, OF
J. great style, prompt cheerful driver desirable ags, aud
perfect III every respect suitable coupe road city
USE and splendid neer saddle; would BE- vaaabe to any
recurring remarkable kindness, Clnbued with STYLE
prompt action and beauty. VIII he sid low Apply TO
ELIAS HAIGIIT n, Johnsons sta %, sevcnlh avenue
and Twenty street. 10 OGDEN sFTZER 10 West
sfr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CoLnRED SoLDIERs A detachment Of the
Sixth Pennsylvania Regiment, of coored troops,
arrived in this city on Saturday, afternoon last,
en- rouie for Smyrna, for the purpose of taking
charge Of the colored oonscrpts aud conveying
them to Philadelphia to b, mustered Into the
service.
APpoINrED.-we are Informed TINT the pha-
delphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
Company have determined to place n mau on
the Railroad bridge which crosses the brandy
wine, whose especial and sole duty II will be TO
attend to the signal lights to trains. Mr. Thos
A. Robinson has received the appointment aud
entered on his duties.
SmoE-The Times slys;-Two lads from
Smyrna Landing named Charles Henry Morris
and Henry Haekett went out cunning gu Mon
d,y week last; finding game scarce and deter
mined to kill guupowder they took to tho rare
sport of shooting each others hats, resulting,
by bis gun hanging fire." in Hackett shooting
Morris very severely but not dangerously, the
load taking effect in his groin. DR.. Sanborn
extracted the shot and dressed the wound
SERIOUS AcoiDENr.-Yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock, John mcguire, who resides near
the Mermaid Tavern, whilst engaged in blasting
rock, In the trench near the new Basin, was dan
gerously injured by the accidental explosion Of
n charge Of powder. lie was engaged at the
time in removing from the rock portion of the
charge which had been placed there, hut which
failed at the proper time to iguite. While in
the act of removing with drill some part of the
obstruction the whole charge took fire and ex-
poded, sending the drill entirely through his
head, the point of entrance being at the angle oil
the lower jaw on the lett side. and the point OF
exit in front of the upper portion of his right
ear, making panfHl and dangerous wound
tie was conveyed to the residence of William
Dougherty, in New street above Eighth, wherl
DR.. Wilson was called to his relief, and dressed
his wound As we WRITE there is but slight
hope Of his recovery.
Coon FURNITURE AT AUcrIos.-James 4
Simmons will sell at public sale, nj his residenc,
on the Lancaster Turnpike, near the Aims house
on Thursday, October lst, 1863, his large stosss
of furniture; also, three horses, carriage nnt
harness. VIM. II. Natf, Auctoneer
ATTENTION, Company l-Voluntcers, who ex
pect to retain their health unmpared during
the campaign, must see to it themselves, do mo-
trust to to the Army Surgeons; supply your
selyc' with Holoway's Pills and Ointment --
Every English Soldiers Knapsack contain
them. Only 70 cents per box or pot. 2l'
Tug PETERSON RANGE is manufactured am
repaired by FERRIS X Garrett, 50l Market $
urates, lids, &c, furnished