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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
10The New York wo,ld den;e.

~The New York World denies that
Mahony truly represents the sentiments
Of the Democracy Of the Northwest whsn
ne asserts that they are in favor Of peace.
and It quotes from the Louisville Jour
nal and the Missouri Republican TO sus-
tain it, opinion. Neither Of them are
falrly classsd with the Democratic jour-
nails Of the Northwest, and We have fait>d
70 see or hear Of Democratic .newspspsr
ia the Northwest which dsss not support
Aahony and Valhndigham's treason
propagstisg peace platform We should
be right glad TO ses some Of them rspu-
date those vile leaders and their vile
platform.
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DIED,

On the night Of the 97th Or January last In RooS
county, Ohio, Mrs.. PaIscILLA B6wsa, ageds g yNas6
10 months and days. -
The sahjeet OF this Obtsuary was the nsthse q -.
Jesse Bowen a Ievs Ci,y. sts.e ssnssoy ften tAat
county shc lived 70 good old age, and saw ss.s q
her great. ersaa ssanA cAildrsn assrly srown.e -
vas AevSted chastiAn. sustained by the ooma0ssine
innsnss ofrslgon, and died n fpli heps slsss.
I'd Am mortalfty. sNt4s itst So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
0sIhe Stats Press says that Train
lecfprad IN Iowa City on Saturday eve
ming last.

ASour rna Hoo CaoLzRA.-Ths ~
cholera, or whatever the aisaRe il, i
still proving very fatal With the grunter
fafnily hsrssbcuts. and scores are daily
pegging ont. There i diversity Of
opinion as to what the dissass really is
that kills the hogs Of % rapidly some
contending thatis y quinssy, which ac-
counts for the swelling Of the throat,
while othsrs ssy IL Is tho real cholers.
Mr.. Goodin, Of this place. had large
stock Of hogs attacked with the compAiat,
and several dad. He then took wood
ashes and salt, and scattared larcee, !,
quantity Of the mixture oyer stAe !, Ara
WHARF they are kept. and since that time
b haa not Lost one, nor has one beer
sick. This i simple remedy, and Nj.
Goodin thinks it sn,e one. Ii s worth
trying atslievents [Geneseo (Iil.) Re-
p1hlic. -
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Ola CSaar o. : a. !,

The Union meeting q Upton last Fri.
day was : grsnd affair. The commodi.
ons Cosrt House was literally pscled
with she Union loving ysomsnry. Three
sepasaas gatherings Of the psopls took
plaos. snd about seven hours devoted q
spaleb makina. . Among ~, spsahSr'
from abroad ware Gov. Kirkwood, Jsdgs
Dilloa, Jacob Butlsr aad W.. r. Dsvis.s -
We shah again fefef u tni1 glorious
otsfoutinG lasa mind journAl. - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

a. Is - sa asF
~The Ladies' Union Association of
keokok take pleasure i'm tsndsring their
acknowledgements for donation Of o5 90
received from Mr.. G.. W. Sssrgis, State
Agent for Wisconsin, At the Post Hospi-
I'll, in this city.
II Is understood that the money shove
dosated was sent to Mr.. Sturgis By .
soldier Who returned to Indiana, q = re-
muneration to Dir. s. for attending 70
his intesests in the matter Of pay, &c.,
but shas gentleman refusing oil perqui-
sites for his services, except such as lie.
gitimately come from his State, has be.
slowed the money whore he believes il
viii accomplish the most good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

eT The Burlington argus publishes
Vallaadighsm's recent speech against the
war At Newark. New Jersey. approvingly.
4 The New York Worldapd the Louisville
journal. which papers psofsss to stand
on the Democratic platform, deuounce
Valiandighsm and his sent imens u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
Clifton Captured.

Cairo, Feb. p.
On the 18th isst., Capt. Newell, Of the
Sd Michigan cavalry, with 60 men, left
Lexington, Tenn, for the purpose ol
rcsting or capturing squad of rebels
known to be in camp at Clifton under
command Of Col. Newhone. He arrived
at the river in the afternoon, found an
old fiat boat, extemporized oars. and. after
night-fail, serried his men over to the
east side Of the river, and as soon as pos
sible, made dash on Clifton. The rcb-
els wsre completely surprised. The
whole garrison vas captured (the Cslonsl
and 68 men, during the melee. Capt.
Newell was slightly wounded
The rebels had 4 considerable quantity
Of stores and ammunition which, togesh-
er with the town. was completely destroy
ed by FIRE.
At the time the work WAS completed, ,
Capt Leroy Fitx's feet arrived aud took
charge Of the prisonsrs who will be bro t
Lese tonight. 5ss
About 10 o'clock pm. resident in
kentacky, opposite this place, and who
paees for Union man. came across and
laformsd Capt. Pennock that force Of
gusrriilas and rebsls were assembling in
HE nsighborhosd !; that they wsrs several
hundred strong, and gaFs it as his opin-
ion that they intended to attack Cairo
Immediately. The dogs Of war we're nm
loossd. The gunboafs and tugs got up
steam, gums were shottsd and run out,
cutlasses and boarding pixies we're put 10
order, and in isss than hah an hour eve
rything was y readiness fer the onsst.--
a most commendable real wss displayed
= I'll hands, hut no rebels came cat;
therefore We havs no battle 10 record.
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NO...3e8.
pork. lard, bread other atoFss in proper
tion. 80
The Democrat says the victory was
complete, grand and decided.
Cairo. Feb. 26.

Cairo, Feb. Is.
The steamer Kennett has arrived from
Vicksburg Goth. and Memphis esd,
Monday night the steamer Belle Mem
phis landed on the Arkansas side about
six miles shove Memphis TO put Cd ps,-
ssngers She had no sooner touched
shore than some 10 or Ii gnerrillas rush-
cd aboard OF her, and attsnp4ed to rot
possession Of her. The Captain iumed-
letely backed her ont. The pfundersrs
were forced TO jump ashore, taking with
them some Amen, whether passengers or
of the crew We could not learn. Sever
al shots were exchanged, but NO one was
hurt. She had on board some ESQ pas
sengers, nearly al Of whom rushed for
the ladies cabin, and acted in most cow
ardly manner. Had there been a liitls
resolution, the gueriilAs night have bsen
killed or captured.
There is nothing important from Yicks-
burg.
The mortar boat before spoken of still
maintains her position, and fires an ocoa.
sional shot. The Rebels promptly reply.
" MheHever boat approaches the shore
she instantly becomes target for rebel
shot and shell.
mt A boat had been run through the Gan
al he work on it was steadily prp-
crossing. The cut through TO Lake Pro-
sidsass u aAsas three miles hong end 10
not yet completed besidesit win have to
raise before they can pass shroagh it.bsa
River men express il - their opinion
that it viii be success. Three thous-
and men are working daily on the PENN
suiar canal. Deep wster is kept out By
by means Of powerful sypons. III
Il il now said that tho IndiAnda has
not gone to Red River, that statsment
being made for blind. Her real dssti-
nation is Black River, the mouth Of which
stream is shove Grand Gulf, and 40lines
below Vicksbufg. % fguaea
The rebels are said 70 have a number
Of boats up that river, She althon2h
can ascend far enough. She will be able
TO cut OF communication with Jackson
BY means Of railroad with Vicksburg.--
We know not why the rebels may not in
this way be struck most damaging
blow.
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Nashville. Feb. 35.

Nashville, Feb. 20.
Gen. Wheeier's vhole force, four brig
ades Of cavalry, i this sids of Coluphia,
Tenn, and Il Is reported, are carrying o6
all The able bodied contsabaads south.
A portion was within four miles or Frank.
lin. Lastnight The Fsdsssl lines wsse ut
franklin. There 10 large foses audsr
Gen. Gilbert It that place. No fears are
apprehendsd Of an atAeck sIass,Ta II,
The rebels report FORESTS death. Itsfa
not believed herr, however.
The railroad runs 70 Harpsr'b River,
one mile this side Of Franklin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

Dupont's Mills, DEL, Feb. %.
An explosion Of one Of the powder
mills took place Mt O'Clock this p. M
Thirteen lives were lost. The oapss Of
the explosion is unknown ,on ..v ,.se.yf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
Salt Lake CITY, Feb. -.

Salt Lake City, Feb. -.
1t is now ascertained as certain that
255 Indians were killed. At the battle Of
Besf'River. Sixty escaped At the com-
mencenent Of the fight, before they were
fianksd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

s's New York, Feb. IS.
A dispatch received states that the
new steamer 1905 was lying at - in
the Mercer on the 9Th and was expected
70 sail in few days for rebsl rendes-
vous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

Ehs yerASes ~ aass Lsyai Prsss.
The followisg, which We clip from the
Chicago Journal. gives : very fair sum-
mary OF the generai verdict Of the loyal
pres of the country, in the case referred
TO-:
"Ihs printing ONCE Of the Daily Con.
stitation, st Kesknk. Iowa, IA pa pe / that
has long been extrsnsly offensive to all
loyal people ip that locality ---vas yester-
day demolished BY number Of coryales-
csnt saldiers from the military hospital a
that place. This il hardly the psoper
Nay OF suppressing such aa evil, but ihe
editors Of newspsPsrs should know better
shaa % give the provocation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
Washington, Feb. Is.

Judge Watt. delegate from New Aexi.
CO. haa receixsd advices from El Paaso
that the Fsanch, 5000 stspng,have cap
tured Gdayneas and we're marching on
Hermasilla, the capitol y thA Mexican
State of Sonon. The reason for the in
vasion j. stated 10 Be in conseQpspcs Of
Gov. Fssq1Sfa soa656atiug ~ - of
Frsnchnsa saa hsniaAiag ~ = So:
nora.
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cc,tpAxx A, 8. B. B.--Ws are inform.
ed by Cot Wall that Co. A Of ths South.
esn Boeder Brigade elected, on the cath
iost., the following officers: Captain,
jos. 7. Farris, vice Sole dismissed lst
Lisss., g. D. Chsdistsr, vice Brown re-.
siensd Both Of these officers are highly
spoken Of.
CAPT Fasris was nine months in the
Marian MAR, and has bsea nosA Of Tie
Prsssai var in service - Caprais Of .
company ia Col. Aoors's regiment Ha
, . staunch Union man and an energetic
as'Is~-one Of whose principal rccommeu-
da.isas-is iha1she j. cordially hsssd by
- sQppsrAsads- Headquarters Of this
oo0Pany 10 at Croton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

On Feb. 9si, 1853 by Rsv. w. Dennsti, NJ. Ro1s1r
4. .HArwoop and Miss Mao =. AcKLsv, all Of tAis
city.
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~ The LAdisa' Aid Society will
nsst this afternoon (Tbunday) At two
soInloek, 4 the house or lrs. ]. H. Bill
hhcR.
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INflp aOpertisfiitrnts.. .


NOTICE. aai .Iailis. -fr5aaoa q
fAs psrtnsvship hsrstoiore existing hstvean d. b.
woodward and J.J. Brtco, uu1ss NE nasno - n. p.
woodward 4 ca, \ shia Aay dtsppIvsd " DptsAl,
oenSen1 nkhAr party " allow "a ~ ~ naxhs of
the arm = ssttasneat Of The BUSINESS cf the Ann.
Y II. D. Woodward will continue tAs busl1sss - the
Oh stand. wAsss b intends u seliat tAs lowest Ts
A. D. WOODWARD,
keotsk, Psi. sssA lsos- -dw % il B1lCE. 1T77s''ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26

e. III. Trainor King. Esq, viii deliver
% original poem before the Phllouathean
OIsb. dis evening. comme ncing At eight
O'Clock.
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~ lIxixcIs d SournIDs Iowa i. b.
/. We ~ gTatiiAa 70 learn that tho track
~of this Ne. seaa i alllsid down TO within
ahoat one Eile Of Carthage. Tbs -siti-
seDs OF Carthage arc going to turn oat
and help complete The road TO that place
- present weak. We will then have
direct Bail Road communication with
tht east b ths and the Wabash Valley
r 3. xAieh will take pasHengeEs sg Ts-
lsdo, Ohio, Or change can BE- made Il
Fort Wayne TO the Pii,sbarg, F., Wayas
: Chicago 4. r., and thus to the Allan
he sitissb b the PsassylvsniA Centnl r, r.
Tsavslon % Chicago can 60 70 SPRING
I'D, NJ, aad ahsn change 70 The Alton,
= Chicago \. B., or 60 T. Tolsaa
and change 70 the Illinois Central /
Chieago Brunch r. r. They sea alsc
ie62liies II = Pailist 10 fhs Chioaxs Quias
Ag Ii RaEliagtaa B.. B. Raassngsras So o.
Iadiaeapclig ma cinoipaati Vim oh.Sgs
atslAyfsyslse, Ind. Passengers 70 Oaiso
Nii chxngs u The Illinois CeatsAl r. r.
na1sluh4.e' r.vill b Iosn1 thss n srasrl
Slns frDn tho Des Noises vallsy Win:
rsash Nsv Yat, Philadelphia, w.. II.
tks1d tins by ooning ~ xay of Kso-
III r - Burlington. and With. .AAont
theaaA distases u sravsl. ! IAAsiue
Asus in the svdaiag, they tAa reach Chi
sAgo the nstS RsfIing AZ osSlock, and
IN rYoskk city as 9 0elesk =. the
! l9nA dsy.l-..,sE .,,is.e.rs a,a.v sass.sx
a~xyea va ~ eg 8&t ~ 4sKN
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Congressienal.
Washington. Feb. 25.
SENATE.

Mr.. Lane, of Indiana, called up the
bill authorizing the President to confer
brevet rank. Passed. G
Mr.. Howe pres ented memorial from
the Legislature Of Wisconsin, aaling for
the reduction Of duty on paper.
MIR. Davis introduced bill to author-
ize The Covington T. Cincinnati Bridge
Co. TO build . bridge across the Ohio riv.
er ut hight Of NOT less than 100 fee,
above low water mark, Referred e
Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads.
Mr.. Powell presented the resolution q
the Legislature of Kentucky concerning
the bills due to that State from the Uni
ted States. Referred to Judiciary Com
mite. fs sa fes
Mr.. Richardson called up the bill to
promote the health, comfort and efficiency
Of the army. - Il II
Mr.. Sumner moved to strike cut the
provision suthsisisg The Commissary
Department TO furnish tobacco 10 the SOL
disrs Il cost. Kejsctsd-3 70 II.
The bill snsndatory Of the Pacific R.
R. bill was taken up.
Mr.. AcDoagsl of6aaed an amendment
providing that the retaining OF certain
percentage Of bonds In the Treasury until
the rosd is completed, shall apply only
tngthAt portion OF the road on the eastern
slope Of the Rocky Mountains. Adopted.
Mr., ShsrmAn offered ; resolution which
was adopted, that. At the discretion Of the
Preaiaent, hs may pay to any Of the CON-
panies mentioned IN III act, in lieu of
bonds 81 the u 8 81, m equal amount of
lawful money OF the q. s. The bill pass
"a. aaAd eQI t{A& G$g /
The Iudian appropriation bill was ~
ken up.asla aa a& aseA
A large number Of amsndmepts wers
acted upon and the bill passed.
Mr.. Pomeroy presented the resolution
of the Legislature Of New Mexioo asking
Congress to make some provision for the
500 Indian captivss now hsld in that Ter
Iitnsy who will bo released By Congress,
pasesd june loth, 1Se9.
NJ. Rios iatsodsped bill 20 securp
the right Of trial By juries 10 land casesin
California. ,sssts 4'saaa4sl
The Senate went into executive session
and sdjuurned. ssa n. 81
aousr. 5fl X SsY
The House resumed he consideration
gpf the bill to organize the 1aatioal ibrcss
md for othsk p1spoase.a s9s9r3
Cristsndeu mad1 w prufsssions 81 pat.
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- -
Teas Youa VIssaAR OvER."-We
'songratuiats our advertisess, @. e. Con-
verse 4 Co, on the success Of tAsir e1ps-
dent to atttsct attention. No doubt
many Of oar orderly and sensitive readers
avshslslt nervous At the evident mistake
of tAs priDter in getting the "vinsgr.
turned oysr-wish the bsng-hols down.
lThs following was received by mail last
evening": =
-, Feb. Is, 1863.
Asssvs. HoDsu q Delaplaia:
s. EDs. GArs CITY: As = request, you
will please turn your vinegar over, and
aseiige your msny Subscribers il this city.
which notice IN your columns for the
last month.
SsNF
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New York, Feb. Is.

---.-. New Yesk, Feb. Is.
The stsamer Ssar South, from KsJ
West l6thx - asayed., &he, brings the
ceppA9dss ef the Blake, and oficsxs and
cf03 81 t6Et IN l-fated bark. = : - : :
The 6Allie BGnsa had arrived at Key
Wsst Tbs j. ths vessel reported saAk
hv rAbAk. Il ssa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMEN1H.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
~ Corner l4th and Franklin streets
GRAND PROMEN ABE
Prof BINGHAM takes great pleasure by !nioi ming
the laiies and gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity
that nj great expense, hs will give the first OF
series CT
CONCERTS AND BALLS,
The first of the kind over introduced 10 Richmond,
TUESDAY EVENISG, Nov. oath, 1858
Contacted on the same principle that has maze
them so popular in Europe.
First talent of the city engaged Tor tue Occas'on
Alec, the best Band that can be procured.
The new Hall will be handsomely decorated.
The Artists,
Miss L SLOMAE,
o." Mr. SLOMAN,
Are engaged expressly for the occasion Also, Mons
] Kessnich, Violinist; Mons } keinharlt, Pianist,
who will perform Ovef'urcs, Morceaos from oPe'A S'
during the Concert
Tbe whole to be>1sder the epecial supervision OF
Prof ST MAUR BINGHAM
The Concert will. co nmence at 8 O'Clock with
Grand Overture, with Piano ana organ ACCOMPANY
ment -
Madame Ruhl in SolDs aud Duets; Miss Slomar
in her great performance on the Harp and Ballads
Miss Slonsan, grand performance on the organ ana
DUCTS; Mr. sloman, the nnest Comic singer OF tnt
age, in bis Extravagan.as, forming, on the " hole
an cseung Of artistic excellence worthy the patron
age Of the public
dancing TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION .-3entiemen, %; ladies'
s. 5o-for Concert and Bali.
Choice refreshments will be on hand.
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert to commence al
8: Dancing &c commence at ~
Tickets can be procured a. the principal MUSIC
and Bofkstores also, at the Ball. rd House, Spots
wood Hotel, aud at Prof Bingham's Hall.
M 2i-3tt
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BRAxTON Brace, Gent.
GEORGIA. LEGysL.aT;URE

MILLEpaEvuLE, Nov. 19--1he House has
unanimously concurred In the resolution Of
the Senate reenactiEg the resolution In ref
erence to the secession of Georgia, pledgipg
anew the resources of the State In vindica-
ton Of the position then assumed, and de-
claring the determination not to tire OF the
war until Independence is achieved. The
House also unanimously concurred In the
Senate resolutions endorsing the patriot'sm
and wisdom of President Davis In the dis
charge of the arduous duties devolving upon
hiN,
Hon. Mr.. Harrington, member OF TIC
House. from Terrell county, died to-day oil
nnenm0hia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-21

sbE NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC AUCTlON.-The sahscsibers VI
.snas TOT sale, AZ auction, an Thursday, the 96,h
day OF Nnyessles, that valuable and widely known
property. the NATURAL BRIDGE, attached 10
which are nom $50 10 IT'S acres Of laad, with
largo and coma0dious Hotel, within = few mo-
0ent.' walk Of the Bridge, desesvediy considered
une q The best Tavern stands IN Western VisRln-
u. " tho Bridge itself, its aassnineeut scenery
and grand natural beauties, d - unnecessary %
speak. They have been The theme II the poes and
the historian, and the object Of wondering almsx-
tlon 70 the tourist Of every cline for more than
ceAsuSy.
Asske saae sims, We viii sell oil the -rssnis.rs
Of ~ Hotel, coRslselng Of everything % ~ lbsnd
IN asss eAss, well fegnished Hotel, Together With
al the apparatus ~ large Kitchen sslsh,ishmene
Also, % o. - hsaA Of Aosn, 8 Of 10 hns nilch
Gown. several head Of tat Caiils, several Hossss,
Hack and Harness, Wages, ana IN tho accessory
farming lmplemenss on The place.
A. permanent tnvestneeat th1s property 0Gess
many tnauceuen1s 70 capitalists, hslae aeeoeo
from Invasion, And q al umeA aAesdl1g 80
pss csasnes a ~ amount tnvesseA. TAsls ailsa-
lAoa = pasteslasiy tnvlasA y thssals % tahs pe
ae1-s6 On. Aspsa6oM 8 Co
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DIED..

Al her residence, In Sidney, yesterday morning
nj Q O'Clock, Mrs McCLOY, widow Of The
late WIN Mccoy, IN the 43d year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place this evening at
O'CLOCK fropa her late residence. Friends and ae-
Quainsances aTs invited 10 attend.
Al his residence, on Church Hill, November
ooh, atlcs a. illness OF three days, WIN TABB
aged 50 years. -
ne funeral will take place from Leigh Street
BausSt Church this afternoon, at O'Clock The
fneads and scquainiauces of the family are
epectfNily invited 10 attend.
90 Norfolk papers please copy.
Al bis residence, corner of Canal and ID sts
JOHN STEEL, aged Il years.
Hts fanesai viii take place al 10 O'Clock or Sat
arday, the 9ist last. His friends and relatives are
Invited 20 attend.
On she l%th Inst, NJ Mrs Tayios's, in this ciIy
soussy. Va, ssed - years. Rest in peace.
Q0.Iynchburg and Lexington papers please
eOpys
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-The enemy re-
newed his fire on the city this morning at II
O'Clock. At 4 o'clock this afternoon the
nnmber of shells thrown was twelve. The
shelline Of Fort Sumter to-day has been
more heavy than usual, with mortars. Bu'
c.w ,iaed shots were fred. No casualties
either In the city or at the fort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-21

DESIRABLE House and Lot on 9TH, near Franklin
~ st. for sale at aucton.-Will be sold on Monday
23d November, on the premises, at o'clock p NJ,
the desirable tenement 7th st, second door from
Franklin St. The house has 10 rooms, with a good
kitchen, stable and carriage house. The lot fronts
% feet running back about $50 feet TO 10 foot alley
The house is in good order and we'll supplied with
gas and water, with o culvert through the yard,
connecting with the street eulvert
TERMs-One third cash; the balance at and II
months, or the whole In cash If desired
no l6-tds JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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ITOUSE and.IOt ON Church Hill for eale at aus
II tion.-Wiil be sold at auction. on the prem.
isss, on Tuesday, oath November, at 4 o'clock y,
the valuable framed Cottage residence ON 96th
street, between Leigh and N, at present. occupied
Thafe ID upon the lot . new Kitchen, containing
four rooms, and . we'll # nne water In the yard
ne buildings are oil in good order. having been
recently repaired Possession will Be given In ten
DAYS after the sale or the present occupant will qua
raDtse g. 600 rent ct the option Of the purchaser.
TsRNs-Cssh JAS n TAYLOR,
NO l9-tda Auctjoneer,