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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

- After = man has done aosaethipg
for his country thai has ever shielded and
prolscasd him, no matter il bat the msrsst
triae, how good, how self-approved he
feels | Bat i he has either directly Or in
directly dose something 10 injure her in
aiding or sneoasging traitors in word or
deed, how sslt-coudsmned, how gailty and
how spsaking he feels and ieoks. The
Aens Conscio Recti is pretty safe Light
House 10 stear by in the stormy watsra.
and amid the dangerous breakers by which
we are now surrounded. e, !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

Hon. JosxPH WKIoHT--U. 3. Senator ]:
Having observed with great satisfaotion
tbs manly and patriotic stand which you
made for the Union and against Its enc
mes as . late member Of the u. s. Senate,
from the State Of Indiana, the under.
signed, without regard 70 past political
deeds or parties, do cordially invite you,
during yosr present visit TO our State, to
address the citizens Of Ksokuk upon the
condition and difficulties Of our country,
consulting your own convenience 60 TO
the time when you will do 20.
Mc~t R>~,n~tf,11~ H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

New York, Feb. 18.
New Orleans advices to the 9Th, pei
Creole, state preparations are actively
progressing for the new campaign in the
Lafrurche country. 1t is said an expedi-
ton is on the eve of departure up Bayou
Teche. The movemen, is said actually
to have commenced. The progress Of
Weizel will by no means prove bloodless
He must overcome resistance at every
step. He will probably be supported BY
4 or 5 gunboats.
The enemy's force is 6500 men unde,
Gen. Dick Taylor.
The gun boat Owasco has been dis
patched to Galveston with orders to run
into the harbor and examine carefully n
possible the position and strength Of any
batteries that might be erected or il
progress of construction.
Capt. Wilson returned to New Orlean.
reports the Harriet Lane still at Calves
ton. He is certain she is disabled, ~ b.
saw her towsd steadily about by small
river steamers. Capt. Wilson's repor
has not been divulged.
The Hartford went down the rive
Friday with the Rear Admiral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
TAs Soldiers 10 - paid eff.
Cairo, Feb. 10.

A military commission u now is sss-
sion at St. Louis, hsving for it, object the
investigation Of administration vi affairs
st Island No. 10, and New Madrid. An
officer has bsen sent TO Cairo to procure
. copy ofsll tslsgrams from here respect-
ing the matter. What precious use is to
be made of them i not known.
The steamer Ruth takes to Memphis I
Paymasters and several millions more oi
monsy.l The Government has now sent
to Memphis and below, within less than
: month. nesrlg 81, 900 900, enoogh il
Iis saidtts ply al soldiers 10 tlais quastei'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

1~Judge Burt. Republican, recen'-
ly elected TO the Bench of the Dubuque
District 10 place Of Judge Wilson, aston
ished the Bar and audie9cc i4 the court
room. the other day, by interrupting the
interpreter ADD holding : oonvsnDtaDa
with German witness in her own Ian
gaage. t.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
+ livery STABLE,
~ A K = 8.

IN A XE 8. fi
Tha Ssilswins rssslst,es. ossrcd ~ NJ. Brown, u
Den mara, was unanimously adopted
KSssSssi - 9he Board efsupsrvtson, of Lee oesn-
~ shat the Treasurer Of this ceuuty be- and tshereoy
instructed 70 proceed 10 the most vigorous manner
possible 70 collect all deiquent II due this county
and State and that he proceed forthwith 70 distress
K sAad sell property according TO Law. "a
That belisvo juatee 70 pypQpt AZ pAyDu In this
cen nty caarse. and that Ne are de-
terised to hoo all parties to strict responsibility
according to the Rsyenue LAws of this Etats. s
CHARLES DOKRR,
Cousty Olswks kes County, Iowa.
Delinausun can avUid penaities and cost b ealMng
upon the Colecser and pAyins their TAxss. The or
| der must be enforced.
/ 9a1@ rs .sssss r. H. ALLYN, q
| Treasurer Lee County. I0wa.
L Fort Madison. Jan. Ieeh. 1063. 4s
Il w.H.B. LyHcx, st the Court House, 10 Dsputy Col
j lsctor fssShGsplAes. 4Sx 4 g 2s A8Ge0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
THE FAIRY WEDDING n


- SPECIAL arYrAnsement we puhiLsh sseasssssiE tbs
FhoroenAPas of tho LiLLaRuriAH WsDDMe PAn1y,
~ follows
GEN TON THUMB In his Ral6iaS ssis, price IS cts.
nrs GEN TON THUMB, In Wsliiae drsss,
NJ. And Ms. GEN. TON THUMB, I'm
MssfssE dvsss,. {"
C0MhoDORE MUTT and MISS MINNIE
Ersomsmss saa bridssmsSd ........ -
Mn- GEN. Tom THuMB, ia celebrated F
....s: s:t;,t;;i f.visis HI.': ia aissir vsSsss .
Tbs Whole BRIDAL PATTY, fgruup Of
~ ,ssrl cTt s. 80 price - Cts
The BRIDALPARTF, Stereoscopie sssrsA, - 7e sas.
The price OF card picsares, eelsvsd, will hs i1k
ext4H. H.A 2+-z14
osn Be ssnt By mail rscspt of priss IA pssaass
soaape.
None csnuiae unless aaavsA WITH en- trade mark
EA in . circle, On the fea of ~ pAe1aosaph- Be-
vare Of spurous ccpies ansds from enessvfn0s, -.
Il. = H.E. ANTHONY,
81 Broadway, New YORK.
Asnufsesasers Of the esst fhsAsv1SA6s Ass.s and
Publishers Of Gard PhetoGssphs sfseaobf113es.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictsrss we're
made for ~ By DaAnr.aa sgA IeAle-A4w3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

FITTING OUT OF An EXPEDITION.
Several Of tho Crew Of the Ram Full
ton Killed by Guerrillas

The Soldiers 10 be paid OF:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

New York. Feb. Is.
A special to the World dated Memphis
10Th, states the rebels at Port Hudson
are communicating with the Gulf by way
Of Atrehfalya river. The Queen of the
West - soos y repaired, will interrupts
that movement.
A million bales Of cotton sre below
Helena waiting Grants permission to
ship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

NEW FERRY BETWEEN KEOKUK
IN AND HxHILToN.
0iver new opsn anA SsSan Ferry.
hoat crooaAm9 every AA11.h00fS oAa>
EeRrlogo ~ H0gutae f0tess
This new Ferry Company have pnrehassd and pat
iu operation gosd. eubstantial Ferry boat, and the
avsiinS psblie dead sn eetstng scruas the ris-
whsn II 10 pssstbs FOR beat 70 81 rcafh the Ice
With safeU. t<. ". II. AU61fN, 1sssss.
r IvERY STABLE,
RarssDt. beS. Main anA JoAnsoA.
HO1Sxs ,DUQ0Ixs AAA CARRIAGkS sftAs hess
elass always ready ferhire.
ssssNsasas1 b ~ sAay srvssk ,atprisssts sail
the kiBee. sA
Transisn tsaste ersAe couno nodssed.
OrAsrsloR the O0nthus sornn 70 andfroa the 1aAl.
IreAAs and left atthe Stable the DsmpS
HoGse, vffibspro onpti ttsadedss.
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Aew advertisements.

r NJ NJ ENS Sc AL e
-OF-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-04
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1860.
BALTIMORE & OHIO
7a11roAa.
Great Natio nal Route

Terminates at Washington and Baltimors en- he
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg enES
the West, at which places it unites with Railf ead d. r..
Steamers, &c., for and from all points in the
WHsT, SOUTHWEST ARD N~oRTHwrsT. s5
1.-TWO ~R0ans mna.
Leave Wheeling daily at 1885 P. n. and 1910 Pm.
One Train leaves Petersburg daily At $40 ?. n;
Direct connections are made By these Trains
FOR ALL THE EASTERN GXTZES.r
This is the only route to Washington City.
HPassengers by this route can visit B~altimors.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, otthe sostof &
. Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines
pThrough Tickets q the Eastern sftiesean be
procured via Washington City. stsn sdditienai1
barge Of two dollaxa
Time rs quick and fare as low az by any ofAe =
ute. Inquire for tickets via tao Baltimore and
10 Railroad. atany Of the prin Z ailrosA
P Fuller. Gent western AesnL
In Cole. General Tick ct Aesnt,
W.P. Smith, Master Transportatioz. s7a.
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THE WAR

Is progressing finely forthe North and thousands
are enrolling their names daily for the work ofpre-
serving the Unien. But whiic this is being done
men Must live and have in their houses the necessa-
ry articles of FurnitHreto keep their establishments
in good working order. The Undersigned,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-04

TETTER is q very troublesome eruption on th,
skin. often attackingthe face andhands. For this
all that is necessary is to wash the partsthoroughly
from all discharge (if any may have accumulated),
and apply DR.. s. A. Viewers Cerate freely a few
times, and the cure is effected. One or two bottles
will generally cure the worst cases.
Alady in New Jersey says that her hands and
arms were affected. with an acute letter of long
standing, and it was spreading atthe time she em-t
menced the use of the medicine. She had the obes
medical treatment, and it did her. no good. She
stopped everything else and used but one bottlesoi
Cerate, with some attentionto diet, and itperfett ly
Lcured her, and she is we'll yet. sggg .aaI
Sold by Psuer, Ashland, ohioE4w7 sss.
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S. D. Harris and VIM E. Fairchild, Editors
On the frst of January, 1868, will be issued
at Cleveland, the first number of the Twelfth
Volume of the OHIO FARMER, and tie
first number nfthe MiaatoAnth
OHIO CULTIVATOR. As heretofore the
Ohio Farmer will be issued Weekly and will
RECONSTRUCTED solely for the a~dvaucemcns-o of
the intererts of the Farmer, the Horticulturist,
the Stock Raiser, and all other industrial pur-
suits; and it will be made a Welcome visitor to
the Home Circle.
The Ohio Csthigator will be issued month
ly, 80 pages large octave, and will be devoted
to Practical Agriculture, Stock Raising, Gar
dening, etc.
TERMs.--For the Ohio Farmer 50 per year
for a single copy; SIS for three copies; So for
five copies; and SIS for ten copies, and an ex-
TIA copy to the getter up of the club. Forthe
Ohio CuAirdtor, so cents per year for a sin
gle copy; or in clubs of Ten for SIS and an ex-
ira copy to the getter up Of the club. Pay
ment for either paper must be strictly in ad-
vance.
Address "Ohio Farmer" Cleveland.
Ney. 19-3w.
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Notice to Teachers,

These examinations win commence AZ Q o,slock
A. M, and close at p. H. No applicant viii
be admitted after II NJ. Written testimonials Of
good moral character signed by atleast two responra
will be kept on file. No certificates can be ante-
dated. No private examinations WILDE hsld. ss;Sfs
None viii be examined who do not expect q en-
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recon-
mends, where practicable are required r, m Scheal I
directors. We earnestly request them at the close
Of each term to send us q note Of the success o.
their teacher. es4a E1 ueiffi
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
ynoI to those who are successfully teachers.
Rev JOHN ROBINSON. ~ q
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
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ESTATE or GEoR sToLL.

on the ? sthiof August. Io6a, duly appointed an
Qualified as administrator of the estate of Georg,
4StoI, late Of Ashland County Ohio, deceased. Is
WI. GARRETT.
December 10, 1852 -sr,s
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NOTICE

II office is hereby given, that the undersigned
I was, ON the 18th day of December. 1862, APP q
pointed Guardian. of Michael Heman, of -Ashland.
county, Ohio, and from the abov1 da,e, I VIA Uees
: o detts of his contracting.
Ashland. Dec. IL 1S52-n30 JOHN SNO0
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or woud Won ,top 10 examine IT. character ar that

or woud yon stop examine it, character for ear that
YOU might violate Of its provisions by taxing wafer
fiOrl your neiglhois wel,st
Should disaster beill our country in the ern"ee ioF
life true Democrats cannot be blanca Those who nav
pow CT and do not IL to the fullest extent ana
those who are wasting their time and distracing tIc
people by their Idle discussions VIII occnpy 10 eh'lape
position hereafter, Union or no Union
ain for regaiuing AID retaining every foot o epn VT
ever possessed withou, any compromise whatever. ,
England, France, and perhaps other countries the.
exist by expressing the people. are anxious thnI We
should fall Great Britain with Canada on the 1orth
France in fUl possession of Mexico. were We ui1e1
woulG prove formidable adveTsaries.
II ia undoubtedly their policy to encourage tne gre
sent war and to incTese dissensions 0m0ng ourselves
until the North aud South shall be reduced 10 NO
lowest point Of exhaustion. then recognize the mae
pendeuce Of The latter hoh tine the North VII ne
too much weakened 70 resist Anarchy ana RIM WI,
follow. The descendants OF the great ard good men o.,
the Revolution will be without peaceful homes ana
those from foreign lands WHO have chosen this because
i. WIS iee, VIII ind the tyIsnts rod suDsutu'
ted for tho fag that olured them to ths then
happy country II I have erred and am siiii
in Tire wrong. my Judgment alone hes gone sstIay.
Tine will dtteTinne Whciher have been uuo to Tie
Union, to Minnesota ~ people and the Democratic
patty, not May God save tie hbe,tlcs 20. America
With great respect, your Obedient servant
Henry al. RICE.
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Ex-senator r:;ee ON HE Do,y Of E,cn'oerrt'

We lind in Tie N0rl.frn Statesmen, published
at far.bsut Minnesota tie following letter rem to'
Hon II u. Rec. addressed to some citizens OF that
place tinng what his position is and what tAai oil al
Dcmocra, ouglt to be, Oh the war question.
81. PAUL July 90. 1909
Gr~u r,'rs: Illness in my family has preyclled re
fron giving YOU earlier acknowledgment oil yours "
the yiA instant.
nm thankful for .hc expressions II esteem ana re-
gard you we're pleased 10 convey 10 me.
I'm low private ctilen, which position Ani uo'
tCImined 20 occupy,
The thought OF acing with any other than TIE Demo'
cratic purity entered ny bead 1Lo Whole olJ,e -
Of the Rebellion IL 10 dcsfoy the principle OF Dehoe
racy The party which stands by Tie G0'crhhleiI Is
true Democrat. livery man who lifts ns hend huO'e
party trammels Is Democrat aud every man VINO pa
mits Old issues To stand IN the way Of vigorous "so
cution OF Ito war cannot. IN my opinion. have any
C. s on tie Inity IL tie city pFs oh no Won lou
Co uEoD eoy particular party to eAlaggs1 .Se Rap''
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~ n,aHti1 Capsf Ha.',oy'en Gon Luvp.f-Nj
81, w w. 1895. and lill'eu M-s il,a.isk. Ne.
d. Aoe cod = @"; , e.' tyi Me- T T A. Ir t es
Jones J. ilrBcr J. " iiludc-, T. tauou. 6 fnuhe, j.
A. tass4r f.lf.. Or el'rr s. }. Low p D. irnf y j.
solomon 3 Bfoos. j. bowman ilaa stf'h Old > att- X
& D. O'srIi,sn " nr.uirit b. % iu,.n ed .udy Ae'.
=. Coady l.r, z. Hence ai.d al n tho ste"ts-r,
W lehss,.I o. s. ocui, ". fnngo Us. T. L. Len'.eEi'
~. w. j. NcEsy sin. r Me- abe a Old Mrf }. G. I'r
chd .yt Or jones hum0e, J. Frazer p 4. Chand@
l'rs. NJ. J. s,.ul'ne ,n 4. vs.. Croweh, ~, l. Ahnc!'
wiS. C. W.ntrr-. D.. }. Jacobs. +. Aver y, oack'
MICS g J. NHte. Misc T. M1cis. T.. : rhrdil g.
ss1bon. = Noot T. r wAa',s A.. J. H. " i..'
oinson v 70 and fmiy; l.. McCute =. r. Blum. L. de
.oL,fdy 81 G. Rider. +. Gvy, D. .. EaInswe NJ At,ip'
Oa,es and son Campbell. r. J Wn-nburn o. ; ,hahdlet
vi and iiniy 4 q. hinton, II. Is. ~ ~, ~ IeHho{'
=. Pops, NJ hobn'on. u. darlington, J. " Andei'
y. ,,snr, q. Spencer, 7. lay. r. Roll W h,si y
WI r.lile the Rev John Ilsnry. w hinsrir b FY,n ~
IT, oui., an a.ttcr A. smith j. ~. IoHaday I iI'h"
ty. H. Bears, j. hislad. pp > HI T's5i'o.o ~.
WrI,m brown. br v Bynes w Gsn,r willard y,
h1urr, Il n Wsmsb!. }. snf der. W. cH'Gn, ~ t''P
lius Archer W paviisou. @fehefi w Da'lu.'n' -
+ SIrtsrv ,frrinsn. J u rush j. q Mn'lall q T.
Tunear q efheft & u. Beneeie jones Fsrrl end VIE
qbos Unn-u. ~ 4 Holman, Eia6 A. 4nt ~ ILtiaf ~
4 WHO .fv .tlle h!E Dfaytor AID chId L. j. -"
srd md u 4 Htnnon u fobcr 4. hif j Boyd AIly |
Iced l. r,cre j. Gusimnn and son, ~, hSn,' = |
H,uiiau Li.nrcsr. Cspt. SAN WOOD IL ~ bu, -
n Deso l. l....e, J. = Robinson L. hs'.nas. 90 u
Ia .t5 7,t,,7. from I,emcn--.d Plch Rdword Gcyer'
CO.. 60 D. iai. u AoIe.'' aii hoe'sf' s"a " !"
the ste.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18


Tod. OF Ohio accompanied 10y Gen Wright and hessrs.
WetmOre aud Lewis military agents OF tho state re-
viewed the 18th OHIO Battery. Capt. johnson. on tie
parade ground. Camp Barry, yesterday morning.
fer tie inspection concluded, the men we're or
dered to the center and Gov. Tod addressed them IN
very neat appropriate, and patriotic speech ,ettns
forth the dny Of ell loyal people to sustain TIE Govern
nent ts it, trying hour and assurng them at tier
icryices were fully appreciated hy him ard by tier
eicl hOls erd friends al home He said that when they
,nme IN they would find warm aud hearty well
com. not only from their personal friends at }, ne but
from tie citizens Oi the State yenrr lily. toyern0r
Tod nfuceeacd 20 state that WINE t.ere were men
IN Ohio who sympail1,d viii To Rebellion, ne
gree, mas. 81 The Teop.o Of IN, State were 10y ~
in the d. beat degree. Tie Governor explained
nat It's was he first occasion OF his yistin9
ONO ,roors n the field lie thorgi That De conld he Of
moe su,i.trtial service 10 them ren 10 TO thrT
families by remaining et lls pr, . tho capital o. tue
state Aiier tie conclusion oi Gov. JCds happy Fe
marks tie battery went through Gmher ~ ~" uion'
In slriied and aoldefy manner. WITCH called iofta
the .ucomuma OF the panty. Cept John'on s'9''d at
lie clos" of TIE review tst ath'ukh 10 9d been al tr
service for tao jean ne had ios- only two men on
sckncs. Ills speahs cl Tor tie discipline ~ q bat
tery. Washington CAroD.cle. lolA
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SHIPPING rNTELLsCENcE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ........AU,
Cleared.
e..nn.hipTttrasa Swan, Hobart Puerto Cabslo John

chcol.
CO Artisan. Pollard Nusqupsh, y, Duncan CO.
BsrEs-Desne ,Br), Brabnsr Cspetown, w Cosill;
Angela Celoina Italian, Cuttcle Palermo Chamberlain,
Phelps e. 90. .
Bns.-knma (Fsnogeran), Rodsuhsu,eI, hone'ideo J
Norton ir. Spart ing Sea LegTn Bangor Sherman D
90 Rumbel Pic,0u, r Talbot Go; Prince OF w alec
partridgr Bsrhodoes Rroosmsn Co.
schooners-Lucy Anes Neuil. Boston, W Brown Go
VI " .,tbrool Lit'lc;oln. boston, l. Eetch VIM Crap
Hartford Racket Son Oceen Wave tBr Terwelli
<, loln n b. Neyiu. Sons; WIN CIssro ibf) Smith
Three it,.nds Jsmi Dourass Mary HavoIs -, Slouccs
ter II Caroa Ahro Eel River kenny; Hamilton. Ogden
pa more Merrill Abbott Adoaide, Crow ell Phiads phi.
l. kenny Comet Hodrdsn, Boston, Thomes II Sandfo d.
Fr,nch Loyeand Wiconco, Mar land Van brrnt siagi
Am. chepard Tookcr. Washington, Nsn BTunt sasht
Mstc,l,s Gray Providence. W Brown Co..
Sioon.- Renrer Furm1n lndn River, Del noIeau Par
ker. Brown Cain. Bristol, Kenny
Plopeler-E w Bruno, Foster, Baltimore
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Eeoal Mo!iccJ.

.,VPERrOR COURT WILLARD uARWlSs.
- .nd o.ae.s sf.. JOsE h. o2adhM, AID s'a'i q
-, g.f.r. e. 3D. G.rt ~ oder u.fts iu h.s scon tpsF
ils ds. he sh a.y iuy 1903 viii expose 'oi sai' "a
o,e lo throl-. Mesa. fe Co.. ltc'i1nfess, a, HtTs
g.D tror Ia H., civ OF .rlr-t0-, zoe 18Th d. -
Aarus, 1903 O. Gloss tAc -'ss0nn 81 1-t o.j ID
ten f,5 veneer cun. urclle sra oe trnEts spFerAiE
t,.r,o eor..fir of 40 kgiy. twenty alss
wreuclcs, einAfg apparatus ci.le ~.s hoisihr a.
rsn8 pete fhf l"fus ~ w.. ~ ssla Ns--i cut
III nine Wa made. .ai extended Gon ei,4t to ssg ,a,
D..ci. New- io.k august q. loe3
JAS. BRUCE, Receive. y"
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Nrcn;icr E.psrt-AuG. u. 81. II.

rnPrLAAb. aF.-1h1lm. ~. Wind T., cloudy.
Ro.ros. H,--Tlsuu S. wind y. cloudy
FrEAsuELp. N.ss-1herm. 80, wind y. olo1iy.
n sw-fcNK -Th~rn 70 wird NJ. cordy and vet
ImLanELrHt.. FA-ghs fo- wind NY. clear
WAsIiScros y C.-Thcrm. -. Wind NJ, cloudy.
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5aruiinrr.

DEDpOOI ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
~ usult.i usnuls,ase iLo solid Che-uui and Walnut
Chauhsf Suites. plain aud ornameutal, at H. T. EARRING
Tons otj Can1s.. opposite Wooster Esiabllhed lGiJ
NURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP-Ouo
q elegant luiic e soli1 10 cwood PARLOR FURNITURE
10 pieces two lare kay thai a other Chairs also oe
sp Idld Ftcucl Plate, hf4etged Minor with ltei Cons
table hai.fesses fedssads aud other EuInuIe
ply a. No ~ iiudsoG st corner u Canal
EURNITURE WANTED.-Any person Eav-
i ng lsf Fuu ''Hte t4-rr . Minors. Hofdrr or ot.r q
sood' SUI 1he i' hot,s,er hnd rrichirr ty ID
desri.s M !. AE.N MI, 40 JJJ bld,oAsL Ano. so..s
stare ..g....a gabel
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BOLD ROBBpRY-ARREsT or Ovg on TIE
THEvEs.-1John Uartt young man. aged 81 was on
Monday arrested and brought before Justice Quacken'
BUSH at The jefferson Market Police Court charged by
Mr. Peter Rice dong business at Nos. ard Water
street with having. TIC night Of July - robbed lin
Of gold chlonometer watch valued at tCJO Mr. Rice
states that on TO night IN question, with party OF
friends be started up town in carriage TO sec vha!
damage tho rioters had inflicted on property In that d.
rccion. When few blocks from the CoiOrcd Orphan
A., um. IN Filth Avenue, they were attacked by
crowd the complainant was seized and during The
rooe his watch WIS stolen and Lis umbrella token from
uD aid broken over bis head Mr. Rice subsequently
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co tuhgm it nan Gonteru.

DRAFr DRAFF-Any person payihg : -
"a, ,ssr. I8sllTI r. :. y d Gaze es ts 81 u
Irulv lo ne MUTUAL Loan AND DIrDOOSr (. IL
PtNY 10 q Nl'tmft. iae books VII cose on T" o-"e'
aav a IL a m, FOR sac q y,
'E'HE Best Agencv.-Sena s,aup tgr Sl.'s
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professional Eo'ites.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney ant
Cour,e Or st Law Proctor an .dvoeass In u .
"a 40 brl.4wav Nea-ios& ks.le. ,s--N o. ~ 49,
T.yrse. Ne.t75dst (botvecn 5,h ara iosa sS'l
MEDICAL and ELECTR0PATHlC lNS -
WI Tr-TF-Drs BAECOCK and TOWN arc u
- -, s,ece.. n. form. Of chronic d'ssase, by the 81
800 frgt Of yoaio and ,.-eac tec ~ Al 'ner
Institute No. =. uord.t
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t1e6oina CARDS. 81.

AT WM EVERDELLv SONS. lOi tuto ~
~ s-WEnniNG CARDS. Fire >,ar merry, oiofe' !,
a., s'.mrfiR E1n0f-g 70. Door tri Erm = fli'ss' y
Presses sank looA. CDecAs, No. .4le.s' ~ N-A'-
hsh.i 1917
Att EVERnFLLs. NJ. 3O2 B-oadwaF,
"a WEDDlNG CARDS 80 HuNs PtPENs nelrr {
y,s Ale, sta aad SILVER i.ies tirg-Aty e IL
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AZ IHDAS Dr. CATION from Minnesota, iep-
f~e,ut.iivc. # fir foHr rgi NlHrblro ulr. boo =
argtd u the city an EtsNuA Lss ild be oub 80 "a H ~
fore i.p dlys aud l. shoI, tlcl rpto o1 clI1 nL liy
ore said b. specimens ~ or sves'4 WhD 'Ve made
.enlse % n, oIious By rr rlafo4 orsfls ga e
vi iuttH.r'r Of tic'r h3f-N cs.oln hcnier bui .ea
bAAs.slssiseIu.enent
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Bort iOasocrs' Noiite.

6rarE or Erw-YoRS.
ToRT.WARDLNs OFficE No To- Nsl'st.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ reeon Of paced mi ~ 1857 entitled An At 10
kogar 20 tue N,ldcus Ohce of the Pot OF orb 10
IN p'rsar rerrsfed e. Lavius charge Of tie subi-ct
matter OF such inquiry eNnminaou or survey that the fol.
owinf vcsrs now urdrr examination by the Port War
aeus ana that the said surveys -miunons III be
peicd vi hin ten days IvIt succeeding til, notice board
sid sessss.
Bark Florence Cliymsu.. No. ~ T.
Brig ANA Pier No. ~ -
bug ,ll-r No ), J.. II
No. y.
G. H. BRAMhALL, President
j. AuG's IlgRRrm.v Secretary.