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DROPOsALs FoK BEEF CATTLE.

-
SEALED PRoPosALs are invited until the 18Th dsy v
% January, lh3 for furnishing TO the Su 5sistsncs
pepartDe Mt 2fs6 head of Beef Oatt,e
The Cattle 20 be Delivered AT Wssh;y sfon n n
and e.rh animal to average l-D5 por nds gross and
rs cattle admitted that weighs less than ,a0
rcsnds eress. "
The 6rst delivery to be made about January 18th,
l3fS, or ~ soon thereafter Government NAV al.
rect fC head or cattle per day viii be REQ ured to
BE ceiive cred under this contract
bond With good and sufficient security viii be
required. >
Proposals from contraetors who have previously
hied 10 comply with their bids, from disloyal per-
sens or where the bidder is Rot present to respend
The names OF hrms should be stated in full with
tie precise address of each merabsr of the frm.
Payment to be made IN certificates of Indebted
nsst, er such other funds as Government may have
hf disbursement. -. >.
All bids to Be accompanied By two guarantees and
directed 70 COL. A. BECKwITH, 4. d. G. and O.
o. Q. A; wasningt9n., d. c., and endorsed
Form of Gxayentss.
Hs.-.ofthe county OF =, and state Of. DO
hereby guarantee that's able to fulfil the con-
trsct H accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
don. and that, should his proposition be accepted
he will 81 once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith. - = = 4
Should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-
pxret To become bis sec ecurities. p ~
The responsibility Of the gusrantors snSest be
shows By the cfcidI certificate of the Clerk Of ths
nssrest District Court of the United States Dis
trtct Attorney. .r. -r.s.. 80 - .---. .. .
Bid, ,rhieh do no, comply ,c,sa tAs abor. ,rtH Be
sOt1ed. re in ]
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The Recent Attack on Galveston.

BOsToN, Jan. l4.-Intelligence has been re-
ceived that the steamer Mary Boardman, with
portion OF the Massachusetts Forty-second
Regiment on board for G al weston city, heard
OF the attack while on the way to Galveston.
when she was at once turned about and ~,
turned to New Orleans
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Vessels Detained by Fog.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-There is a heavy fog
to night, and the STEAMERS City OF Baltimore
and Teutonia, from Europe. are below detained
thereby. The Sound boats left at the usual
hour, and are probably anchored in Cow bay.
The Asia, for Liverpool, and the Eagle. for
Havana, did not sail
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The wisconsin Riotrrx.

MADISON, Wis., Jan. i3-The Supreme
Court of the State has decided to sustain the
writ OF brbeds corpus issued in behalf of the
Ozawkee riotors, arrested for resisting the
draft, thus denying the right of the President
10 suspend the " rit in such cases
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Democratic Reioicius

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Jan. l2-There is great
rejoicing among the democrats at the election
OF the Hon. Charles X. Buckalew to the United
States Senate. A salute Of 100 guns was fired
this evening in his honor.
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THE NEW CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR sIxrH sraxxr.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT!

PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS.
Concentration OF
BEAUTY, TALENT, GRACE AND FUN
THE CANTERBURY, as usual, is ahead,
The Company is the very Largest in the World and
the Hall is the mos niasniaoeni place Of '''N
amusement in the city, and is. Gsted up
better than any thedier souih Of
90 r Ne1o York.
SEVEN NEW STARS
ALL OF THE OLD FAvoRIrEs
will appear tonight
First appssio ~, ;.nes s Fl f. The s,oryrps
MISS SifHRfsIa1ss STRPS HosffMER, Il
who will appear in the
GIP Y'SL LAY.
- ~ Pirst week of 80
DICK RARKER,
MILE FRANK LA FoLLE and LITTLE ELLA,
MAMMOTH COMPANY:
Mi9. Mis- Ka,e psnoyer, Mis- Miss enss Sutherland,
Mis- SsSnis Allen. MIS- Lily i1i er.ndons, entSas
Niss An A0nis Harrison, MIS- Si;ss berger.
H. ii:a hs91s q rsSs,s, MI NJ s c.1i: c%a1':
First time of the beautiful ballet, the
MADRIGALS OF SPAIN!
In which E...
THE CO URT OF BEAUTY
will appear.
EVERY ACT NEW TONIGHTI
The perform ance will conclude with new sensa-
tion Drama frat time in his city founded on the
incidents of the present war, entitled
THE BOY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Lanty O'Leary. ...-.-.......Geo. X. Edeson
He will be supported by
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANYI
ADMIsSIOS-Balcony and Parquette Is cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 50 cents; to Private Boxes
holding six persons, S..
A GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY
FOR LADIES AND CHILDRENl
Admittance-Ladies, - cts. Children, 10 cts
Doors open at o'clock. ia IL
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Minnesota United States senator.
ST. PAULs, Mimi, Jan. 4-Governor Alex.
ander Ramsay was o.day elected United States
Senator by the Legislature Of Minnesota q
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE.
PRoPRIETOR6 .---. IA HAMBLIN & 90,
ssIhss5s sIhts55ss
ooNT1NHED sgGcEss!
OPEN sTEkK EysKY pfS EyENINs, InyHSs
rn'ri sffs Kiss o. KATHLEEN o,sE1L,
The Renowned Irish Vocalist.
sse0na ~fs1 Mss g EVA BRENT,
The Sweetest Singer in America.
MILE MARIA ZOE and MR. B. YATES.
DIANA TIE sns SonDRss Si5fs!s G5si or TaE # CHASE
MCDONALD AND THE FAIRIES,
The osiebrated Clog Dancer
First appearance FRANK Fl KERss,
p,,h%dRRRH Ths Popular Negro So%etisn Liz slhvonr1
.. q The oeIsbrstsd comedi.n.. Ii nUD"oHrh'
Miss i1zrFFssh IT. h,.s,,,o, liz D.,,.,
IAr PETITE HE4E2RSiISiE; ERt iSi!;s, wa..s, ss D''''<
Tn. sAs .ss.s c1Sis aSss: singer.
MISS ARA MELr IEEkaki dskAkbi1As,
MISS CHARLES,
- MI i fhuf ( 5.SkhSSSk' &Hs .SS&EkshSSSSkk', H. .,,
AND Forty OruER ARrIsrEsl
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MIG HT.
Parquette and Gallery. Is cents.
Doors open at sx clock commences at ~ syos 'ck.
~ GRAND HATiSEE on SATURDAY AF:
TkRN DON, for the accommodate of Ladies and
Children, commencing at o clock.
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Election of U. s. Senator from Maine. 2
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. BLOT NJ Morrill, has
been reelected United States Senator from
thie State
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- The Republican members OF the State
Senate OF Indiana have refused 10 60 into, an.
election for United State Senator unless The
the rebellion and urging a vigorous prosecution
Of the war.
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A RMY sUPPL Iks. :.
oYyIoI o, rHz CHIzr ,Quaxrr,xlsrrs.

WAsEisGFoY september %, 1854
HBoPesALs are invited for furnishing for the use
Of tie army of the Potomac the following articles:
900 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
hsled, ths weight ofeach bale to bs marked
thereon.
Sno 200 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, In
5,ece cords Oak and Hickory Wood, we'll seasoned
and of the best quality. 60 s..t
1AcA bid must be accom- panied By the endorse
nent OF two responsible persons that the contracts
kAvarded Will be fui6llcd-
ueies may be needed, anA contracts wiz be awarded
er the quantities needed TO the lowest responsible
bidder mp 70 the time of opening. 80
The right Ii reserved 70 accept All or any part OF
posals sAould be endorsed Proposals for Hay
q Oats or Wood !" a. the may be, and enclosed
h separsts envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A. D. O..
HaHn Chief ouartermastef.
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Congressional Nomination.

MANCHESTER, N. H, Jan. H.-The Demo-
cratic Convention Of the second district to- tiay
Nominated John II. George, of Concord, for
CONGRESS, y -
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For Eurone.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-The steamer Asia
sailed to day for Liverpool, with so passengers
and 100000 in specie.
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U. 5. Senator from New Jersey Elected.
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. ld.-Jainee M. Wall, of
Burlington, was elected U. S. Senator to-day,
to fill the vacancy.
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DROP POSALS FOR BUILDING A PUBLIC
SCHOOL OF THIRD DISTRICT,
WASHINGTON.

MAYORS OFFICE. January 6, 1868.
PRoPoRaLs for the above work, inclosed in
sealed envelope. endorsed Proposals for buildins
ton with full name and residence OF the bidder
appearing therein, will De received at this office
Whs when Il the viii Be puSey opened ana res
and the contract will be awarded by the Building
An oath Of Allegiance by the BIDDER or bidders
must accompany each propo sition, and ample Sc
curity will be required for the faithful perfor-
nance of the contract. rt.- s.- :. r :
The Building Committee reserves the right to
decline any all the proposals If deemed for the
interest of the Corporation. ee .
preliminary draft of the form. of contract,
specifications, plans, and working drawings Of he
RICHAKD WALLACE, Mayor,
A. C. RICHARDS,
GEO. n. PLANT, Sen.
J. B. ELLIS,
iAf-sotIo Building Committee
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Q00 bbLs. APPLES prime Western New
market jest arrived J0NES a. co
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hELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
RILLIAN SCHEME!s
2tS PRIZES OF 500

x1c fhILES VF . %.
hk 1 AL 3O,OOO
Second Capital Prize. --.7 $50 Dollars
Lowest hree Mum Der Prize 90 Dollars
DELAWARE SEiTE LOTTERY
Authorized by An Act for the Eneouragemept of
internal improvements in the
Stat of Delaware -
JOHN A NORRIS 4 co Managers
GLASS - to he drawn in Wilmington Delaware
January 3Ist, 1863
sc
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPo ALI sFoR MsER.
Dzrof oriRTrnExsrxns opprcs. !,
Covsey E'shfeentA aad g .s,eets,
w MAaNsxGrOZ ID a. -Ianuarrc q aaSr


HAsusseTox, ID. e., JanuAryp Hs3S
sxILse PsoPesALs will hs reesiv.d- at th;sosa..
ss.artns II the esy of Fl Ss a. u as0ss
sAa feat Of LamSer Of Tie tsIosins Hns & md
seven hundred and atty thou sand r,,nn, 20.
Esksy ,hrso ihou.sna tarae hanfs ,oS SSSinEs sT,,
snree t9S net scsntiing. b. fourteen feet
Eighty threr Ihpusand three hundred and thirty
tosr @ %, Assi Get Sesnsins, by 4, sixteen feet
Eighty ;hree Thousand three hunarea and tsiyts.
ssree tsS:S,l feet SesnsiinE, 5ey eighteen feet
An ,he above described to he good. me nershnntable
Lember subject to the insprciion OF an syent APP
An tie lusaber TO be delivered within twenty days
a,eI sikning the contract,
stsered and oath OF allegiance to the 8. S. Gov
ns. s or sas Ssf sss w g 1s
es fsss 90 siT be
mast .econlpxny ths bid - ''e
bs sr fss o ss Gsa a :.
ss:rest District Court or of the United Ststns Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bid.
~. opered. or their proposals win not be consid.
The full nsme and Post oaiee address of the bid
SfT Ist sia ahiPP9sf z as u, u me shp hp'111ssi
s:nsiasrsa 4 the inaividas pTcpossi Of the party
- ks.ds in the sam q fss thousand dollars. signed
be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
Ehe contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
l.; Hsrtz, Assistant QuaItermssteE L. s. Array.
Esshington, d. c.. and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber" =
FORM OF GUARANTEE
Ii. the .os,s1 s9a1's a s srd STATE
able to Shi the contract
N accordance with the terms sf his prouasition
and that, should his peoposition be sccepted, he
VII az once enter into contract in accordance
Should the contract be awarded aim We are prs
pared to becerne his securities.
tIo this guarantee must be appended the Official
eeTtidcat above mentionad.1 "a
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
Ms-d Captain and A. Q. NJ, T. s. Army. g.,
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SUU Ie5 do. LEMONS.
Splendid FRUIT, from late Bossou cargo a
JONES CO., corner sth and sts
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\ SICK AND wOC SDED SOLDIERS CIV
ILIAE5 AM OTHERS.
DEPOT OF IEE 2. o. z. K. co.
The Railroad Companies eomposins the line be-
tween Washington ane New -rs,z.zszz,
ftt>d u2 with bsTths, Ee,fzNSHA >$s
ventilated and expressly f~r officers soldiers and
others that wounded sick. WI tn the sToe All
OF eontsyiou. diseases. The viii leave on E5-
DAYS, THURSDAYS ami SATURDAYS fer PhiIs-
delphia, at 8 ,. m, Express Train.
Passengers going West soldier.. civilians on GERS
and ethers that are efek wounied, are informed
that SICK car viii leay tas depot every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at a. m going
throu ga 20 the Ohio river without change Of ears
Folders and others fu rlou sh or disc aarged i'll
end this tho cheapest and desinablo r0u for
the West. This Is the ly line that csn sell q
CAUTION TO PAssENGERs.-rh ONLY
PLACE 10 buy tickets is at kae Ticket in the Depot
CT the Ii. d O. =. T. Go. r. S-tf
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Ao6 NEW AND CH0ICE STOCK.

106 NEW AND oH0IcE STOCK. AQ6
e.ls klshssstgHttss.sssss e
a the eh; q
WINDOW SHADES 80
Sesutiiul Hisction Gold Band Imitation s Gold
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The n e. f
shs best M IN the country AisS beau
.nd Carte dc yisite Frames Of foreign and demss:
tie manufacture.
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Nails, 60
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celebr sted Pictures, Paintings statuary
The attention Of those renovating L. called to
the above goods, which we're purchased for, and,
munsrstivs prices exclusively for
for goods and labor Shsn ..sd and executed
fo1 s1fP1nSsa or WINDOW
sHADEs MsRKxRfSER II sisx 81 SSGESRst
d. h9 4ss Seventh 's' 5as s.iIs.. ssSs: .Sfs S.
by SEkES E02 SIEkakbRk 81
NEW ~ $shIF5AS' r.
% stIss ssa and sS
ssss Who q nsH
BY Prof Woowskis new method a person hsv.
ing only ssht knowles &c of music will be enabled
in very short time to read music with great faci
ity ana execute operatic well classical music
with rare perfection.
As to the vocal part by h is way of vocalizatiou
he arrives at II ost extraord nary results renders
tee voice powerful and enables the SINCE to :al
ize with facility accuracy Ind 6u quality Of tone.
Pref Woowski receives visitors daily from 10 to
45i Tenth street, bet .ssn e L and F. iam
50, OYsTERs-OYsTERs cA ~
HA ROWE 4 CO.,
E dealers in
FRESH TBR KEG. CAN
AND sPICED 0YsTERs,
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND FRUIT HOUSE
wv or
JONES + co,
CORNER EIGEfH AID d STREETS,
W2shidgton ...-
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n c sos n q w SKI, n
ETl HATCHMAkER, ENl
ElE 31S Pa. AvESUg, (IROS HALL f&hX
G. 3. would respectfully call the attention of
idents of ashinstOn officers, sutlers soldiers and
peddlsrs to his Isl rge and we'll assorted stock of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BIAMON DS. JEWELRY, sc.
Being conneetf with a large Eastera importing
house. and receiving my goods direct, able to
sell lev er than any other house IN the city
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ~
All WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for
WATCH REPAIRING done by practical watch
maker.
~ 4 LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. de IS-tf
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SECOND WARE STATION CAsEs.-Marraret
McEeal, petty larceny; dismissed. jas. Ohase,
assault and battery; Jail for court Maj VAL
entine Muckler, infoxlcation; turned over 20
military. John Riley, disorderly; fined SASS.
VIM. Clark, carving concealed weapons; dis
military. Chas. McCarty, do; dismissed
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To conclude with
THE ROUGH DIAMO
WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND O STREETS

LRssEEs. .......-.......-.........MA .MABpER & 90,
BUSINESS MANAGER. GER........-.-...J n Gossow
oTAGR AANAGER. FRED. G.. MAEDER
THE PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
THIS (THURSDAY) Ev sNING. JAN Is
In her great Sensational Moral Drama. by G. W
Tayleure, Esq, entitled
EAST LYNNE, OR THE ELOPEMENT.
Lucille Western as Lady Isabel and Madame Vine
Box book open three days in advance
PRIcss OF ADMISSION. Balcony Chairs. rs cents.
Orchestra Seats, IS cents; Parquette so cents Pam
lily Circle, 25 cents; Private Boxes, S.
Doors open at Ia to commence at O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TkEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near willandis Hot>l
LxoxAlp NAxAal,
ExoELsIoR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
THIS sTHuRsDAY, EvxNINe,
Last Night but Two Of
MISS NARY PROVOST
Production for the last time of Dion Bourcicault,s
-. great comedyo Of
- LON DON ASSURANCE.
Lady Gay Spanker .............-.. Mary Provost
To conclude with
THE ROUGH DIAMOND
u
hirses KATE DENIM and VIOLA CROCKER
will shortly appear.
, Rates Of Admission Private Boxes, &c; Dress
Circle, 50 cents Orchestra Chairs IS cents; Family
Eireie, Is cents COored Gallery, Is cents; Colored
ances commence at half past o'clock.
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I N0n BARR ELS POTATOES, ..r
hsooO .,3 From Maine and Jersey,
~ 90. ONIONS, red and yellow.
just arrived at JONES q OO,'S
Corner 9Th and ID sss
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FoURTH WARD STATION CASES. James
Speaks, intoxicated; dismissed. John O'OonneL
Joshua Medbury, suspicion of larceny Of go;
Chas. Warner, do; dismissed. john Hanlon,
Patrick Doolcy, NJ. &. Fallop, VIM. Eberby, do;
ID. q. Black, Fred. Heiss, James Kearny, Chas.
Smith, Patrick RagaD, drunk; turned over 20
military. Richard Jones, for safe keeping, dis
missed. Elizabeth Brownson, Gertrude Bank
hn, disordorly; James Poppalus, drunk and
profane; Charles Madas. assault and battery;
Frank Stevens aud Catharine Benton, suspicion
of robbery; dismissed Francis Bartis, drunk
and disorcerly; 81
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM AND
Il -. ~. COUNTER SCALES,
HERRIRG,S FIRE AND
--. -.BURGLAR-PRGOFS SAFES,
MONEY CHESTS,
LETTER PRESSES,
HAND CARTS,
STORE TR UCKS, -.
WHEEL BARROWS, &C., &C.,
For sale at lowest pricas:
d2-1m SIS Seventh ST.. bet. Pa. av. and Canal.
CAMP ST0yESl
~ CAMP sTOyESM
CAMP STOVESn,
We are now manufacturing CAMP, COOK and
HIATING STOVES, which We will sell By the
doIen hundred as cheap as they can be bought
In Baltimore. 4. IL. Fl. l. GREGORY, D..
321 Penn. avenue, near 7tA street.
no17 Int. Chron. d Rep.l
VlED BLANKETS,
ID BED SPREADS.
BED COMFORTS
"a, 10-4. ia and l2.4 sHEETIkGs.. -.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and NAPKINS,
FLANNELS, FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
GLOVES and HOSIERY of all kinds.
WM. X. RILEY BROTHER,
No Sc, Central Stores
Between 7th and Sth sts.,
de 2 2v Opposite Center Market.
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Tickets $40; Halves S. Quarters S21a; Eighths Sl4
rF-An orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be add ressed to JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
WilminR Rton, Delaware. t't . b jan g. lm~
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RUITER! BUrTERi BUTTER! -...,..
EGGS! EGGS EGGSi
ROLL BUTTER. .-'.-.
COOKING BUTTER,
,ITenty hvs Fer cen : better and thirty per cent
Cheaper than here and Baltimore
JONES & CO., corner eth and D sts
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ATEeT MEMS FRUA EUROPE.
IoHN BRIGHr's SPEECH AGAINST INTER
fERIS9 WITH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
EIs BOLD sPkECH IN PRAISE OF OUR
COUNTRY.
sEcREAsE IN THE PRICE or wooLES ARD


UUTTUN GUU HS.
But J. BRUCE CO., No 464 ?th street, has
-otincrsssed the price Of tn cir immense stock of
CLOTHING.
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
~ they bought IL at old prices aud they will not
make the people pay the least sty ance Is thew are
determined TO nnderseli all others They have the
goods and are bcurd to run OF their stock 1ithin
sae nsxt forty days to make room for our stock
that We are now mann actsrinS.
Tss pespio only neea tn sss our goods to induce
them 70 buy, and aur stock of
BOYS JACKETS AND PANTS
sxcels anything ever offered in this city.
J. r CE CO.
g.. DEALERS IN
HFNS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
No. 464 7rs STREET
no . Two poors Below Smitha.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

~S. 8. Cox. an Ohio member oa
Coasrsss, rscsntly made ! speech of ths
most approved coppsrhead style; ana
spoke most lovingly Of our '.srriag sistse.,.
South Carolina. Abiding to his spsech.
th~ Enqairsr very j1slIy sstimatss IL rssi
naallng n md aayp: .As's 4
"The seddctivs song Of the impession.
q swaiT nsaAs, Help u Osrolips, to !
Dst1pvritic ticket, for nsxG CenGrssa.
ssd 70. shaA hare part ef 1ks1ssdt;sgs.
Have ws not always. oh, child of4hs sanl
lived and lovsd and ssolsH tbgether9 How
'ofi4n hare O0r hands mst 10 ths pocket
II tbs, sans innocsut public apd fondly
pressed one ansthssf WstAo.t osw dear
Stakk ths 0essocrafscoa plsadsr 10 ssoSe.
WitkbdClA ~ that does tnksrYi6sd pspey
pipes in isohtioK' lhd 0sipxif:: II il one
Made Of > paif ifSlD1j1sS Alfbs half
6la bp0k sp4 syM -, siees thaa svais
- O6jts Wfn CafSlihs ksikSa = Is 'tshS
49, eriSnr ~ a-assA n 9iasas2sph anfsnar s@ss
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


70 James W otiey, Klesnof otlsy, John winthrop,
= nAygsvt Tsresai, saxaA = Psx, Eaw4rd. A FOX,
Chapses PnrsoBs Co 4 A FOX executor Of tbe
estate o. Mary schinisr, deceased, Fred Fox,
lou, and each OF yon, hereby notified that there
nov on de In the ofhcs af ihs Clark the nisilct
Court Of Lee County lows, ~ Keokuk Iowa. Ipeii-
sion v. nenY I6ov eli caeimtng u yeu. the saic
James ~ 0slsy, twenty Three Hundred snd SixYy-
Eight ~ Ito Dollars with % per csst interest per
x"nums PsysOse sn0uAtys - MONEY due on two
Mortgages made by you 70 Charles Mason, ana since
ssHslsS 20 nmam 4srASys ~ y him aseispOd TO
ncnly ustSwens eAknd ~ ID NJ, ahe eishning
eacn ot you tee toteciosere Of said nortase,
ths same oeing np0n kaSe No uandl2 n Block n o.
=, ~ n.soh uPpSt - ee0 sSksokuk, in
Sunnys ioW ., 'Vt sne pufcoeso money and fur
hes askiag for ths sale at said pscnss snd srheral
relief . ~" w.
And unless appear and answer sher<.o ON or
before OF the SECOND day or the next tor m of
the said Districs Court. st keokuk to hssur and
holden on the LIST Monday n September, A. b.. isoa.
default will BE- sntsred against you, and juAx-
ment rendered thsrsun.
NoBLk 4 STRONG.
OASlod%W ATTORNEYS for PIainti6
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- -KEOKUK. iowa. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1863.



A DaYbafsus ana lnxam ous Deed.
We are permitted to make the follow
iogsstrses fiod6s private letter of.yoL
'unteer.
The name Of the Captain guilsy of the
unmanly and inhuman act was not given,
but We trust thaG the sentences Of the
courtmartial In The case will make il
public and infamous for all time: s.
"Last week q acavaEy scout was sen,
across the river. composed Of two con-
panies Of the lst lows cavalry. Company
B being one Of the companies. They
came to house, the owner Of which was
supposed to be 'seeesh.' The Captain Of
Company B asked the man if there were
any arms about the house Of any kind
whatever. He replied that nothing q
the kind was On his place, TO his knowl-
edge. The scout was shout returning
wlIcn a negro woman, slave of the
householder. informed the Captain where
there we're several Gre arms secrstsi in
the dwelling. She producsd tho glss
and asked to be taken lo our camp and
a'sds free. She Va. taken By the captain
sad conducted in the direction oflhe camp,
until foalsvsd BY her master, Who offered
. certain amount for her being returned
. him and again placed in s,nduge.-
Our worthy Captain accepted his offer,
and returned her under guard TO her en-.
ragged master ~
Il don't know in Whist WY the owner
has yreaked his vengeancs upon her, bu,
think she win b lacky il she escapes viii
life remaining.
"An Orderly 6srgeans who was with
the scout, reported the Captain to Colone
Kent who will rsport him to higher au
thority, and do his utmost TO have him
cashisrsd- The Captain has already been
placed under arrest, and will await hi,
trial by court martial"