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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Eeokuk. Iowa. MAJ ~ Isgz

EoTICE.-To all persons having guns, revolvsrs
pstos OF munitions Of war of any kfhd fer sale
ordered not 10 cell dispose OF the without htsi
obtaining print from the underEisned by order OF
the SPECIAL Agent OF the Treasar, Department All
persons violating this oroer will ne liable TO have euch
gooes conhssa for the use OF the Goserument OF
United States. JOHN SrANSrs,
maS2--dtf Surveyor and Collector
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9pefiat Notices.

nle8 AaEs or THE NER vOUs. NE ~.
IL IN Al, URINARY AND sEXUAs.
SIOT = N New aud Feiiabie tvratn er,--ln n.no,,s
Of tbs 6OWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. ms,I IA
eeale0 ter I'm yeopes, Tree OF charge Adarsss DR.
=. HNILLiN hutsGHTON HowsrI Association, Nc
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
dec2-dA v3m
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Law TELEssArAi
new York Market,
New York, Dec 10
Cotton-Wiihout decided change. sales at 70 9sSs
for n ddng Upiauds
Fisur-se better.
Wheat iD3c bet er and In demand.
Co NJ Fifm~r at mir demand. 81 2l841 IS in
sire, closing atlatteT prizes
Whis4y--shade a. met. 67490c
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AL persons whose names appear no
the above list, claiming exemption FROM
draft on account of alienage, non resi-
deace, uusniiahleness Of age, or manifest
permanent physical disability, can sp-
pear At the Office Of the Provost Marshal,
in the city Of Burlington, on or before
the 20ih day Of December. 1868, and on
Masking satisfactory proof pf their right
t. exempt, their names VI RI be stricken
from The list All persons having knowi-
edge OF names that should be on the
above list, but are omitted, are particu
larry requested to notify THE undersigned
without delay, SO that The enrolment
may be made complete.
r. b. RUTlEDGE,
JOHNSON PEARSON,
]. n. : lAFrER.
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Isv rELEeRAPH.I =
stock mark

stock Market
New YORK, Dec. To-
Government Stocks--Fhmer.
u. =. $50 Coupons f0t3
u. s. | Year Csriiecatss, g.
New Treasury $40 Ju6f
Missouri 6ss, 664; new York Central l34 Efie .o4;
Resdang llsl;
Goii-IrrrgniAr, nssitled and firm, opening II 1871;
declining 70 1854, and eiosns arn ~ 1909.
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SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE


WAN makes high prices; saponfaer helps to re-
atrer teen itmakes Soap for our cents pound
by using your tcben grease.
IFCAUTION As spurious Lye are offered
siso, be careful and oDls buy the Pa &c Gle
yut up In Iron cans. ali Others b-lng C0uDle =
feifs.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
PhiladciphIa--So. IN Walnut Street
fiusburg-tilt street aud DGqaesne Way.
noyfS-dk ~3m
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SUN DRIES.

LEATHER-So.e 3oa35: Harness 4414s
hfDES-Dry fhnttsEi7c; ilry sailed IL; grubby
hall price green TO Ia green sheep peits iocd o
- green Rog skihe f5e.
Skki,S-Jiiaothy.S2 so to 2 IS: Ffax 81 90.
FEATH Eks-3sNSs.
CHkhsh-ifAmbasg 10 10 i5lc.
5skF CATfLb-2sc gross.
SHEEp--e4 - 10 So o. Sn-ad,
WdoIs-Ciesn Tab~ ssh-d So ~ SOC; I'm washed one
bird less.
oiLs-cesl OIL 65 to zoe; retail sgc. lin seed OH,
81 90 gsi CO., Lard OIL, 9os to 81; Fish Oh. 81 40.
hEEoN AA-iuc-
VAT HUGs-e4 IS gross.
hAGb-s eoteE y cotton Ale.
NEW GUNNlks-2lA 10 22a.
ULDt AUA-Ie D. Brass Toe = D Copper
I6c q O..
EAoHAssE.-on New YORK. Philadelphia, Boston,
oinclnuati, IT. Louis an chicago u per eent. Tor
oankaUis funds. uoid 40 TO ~ buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHFETISGs Il sHIRTINGs-2o to 4oc.
DRlLLS--28 to 40c.
PRiSrS-Ak To ace.
DELAiNs--26 / 32ic.
0iN9hAMS-23 axe.
CHADWICK Z CUAfs spnoL-9i 90.
SkHiN THkkAlt-ol o. 10 - ~.
FaKAERo AECh. Y ASST ahRE--6u 10 70c.
SkimT BRAID-5Ue 10 81 ".
CUR>Bt Je.sNs- s5c.
uENinS-2sf 70 3ltu.
TtUkISG--2zt " tue.
LiSSEfS-31 10 So.
CANTON FLANNELS- IS 10 45c.
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GROCERIES,

st6kK-Sev Orleans fsir, i2,t prime lsr<
ehelse TO- New YORK, Q. lskc; New Work, A, Is,
crushed powdered Ia.
aoLAss cher's Sugar Honks JoGTSr. GoI-
den>yrup s5r 81 -ver, >carce Jorgum 50 ass
t0FFEE-Rio s3 aa5&e; Jaws 80;
Rltk- 9lAi0e
S0DA-american, &c; Easlfsh. Y 10 Sc
soAf-faim ete. FANNY DC ,r-r hsI TIC.
CAAULES--Sssr 10 IL zfs Mould ida 10 III
TEAs-Yeuug Hveon 81 log 81 5sslimper,sl nj a6
. III SO, BLACK, 75ctHS1 ~.
fOBACcD.-Dsrk sweet, Soc; Messum Hr.nds
soc 10 10, Gotd anu Natural Leaf soc q gSc
kAiLS-ts-st Brands q So, rates,
GLASS-sxio City S375. rates
CUknA6E-FBsc 1859
ERUIf--Aai.ins4 co. AS IS
SALr-Lase - 50
FISH-No. Mackerel bills, ala SO to als 50
No do do sra 90 to SIS 20
No. do hfbois - 40 - 50 so.
No. Co dc ~ 90
HifboIs. No. 1 White Fish So IS
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Coin Silver Ware,

Diamond, b., s2phin, Pearl. Emerald, Garnet
a, Pam aad scale RINGS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


GROVE THEA TIRE,
Penusyivania avenue, near willsrds Hotsa. .
LEoNARD ........DIREcToR.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. "a, 1858.
HOUSE CROWDED
To greet and welcome
THE IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL,
Mr.. AND mrs. W. J, FLORENCE,
who have won an endless fame through Europe
MI and America - the
GREAT COMIC ARTIsTEs OF THE AGE.
During the evening the celebrated Rabinesu
Sisters will appear In
GRAND PAS DE DEUX.
This E';s.ss s,s:s T p..S: =: Rst;.:a Ss: .s: S% '
IRELAND AS IT rs.
Wherever this piece has been played II always
has drawn crowded house, and hund.eds Of thoa.
lans, and have enjoyed = hearty laugh at the hu-
morou: and imlulsivs generosity Of Ragged Pat
JUDY UTRoT:: :..:..:.... Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE
Act II-freland's Curse.
Act 1lI-lreland's Hope.
Erin. 9 Erin, though long in the shade. =,
Thy star will shine out when the proudest shall
Koppitz' Grand Competition
DAY WiTH THE IRISH BRIGADE.
To conclude with Mr.. F1orenoes new Farce, en-.
THE YANKEE HousEKEEPER.
Pegg Ann Mehitable Hlgstnnutter, Yankee Girl,
with her original Songs Ridin' on q Railroad
keer,"" Way Down 10 Maine" and "yosh and
his sally. y"...........:.:... Mrs. w. j. Florence
Barney O'Conner, an Irish Boy. Mr. ". J. Fiorsnce
Doors open At 7; Overture at 7k.
RATES OF AOMIsslON.-Drsss and Parquet
b Circle, % cents; secured Seats, IS cents extra.
Il e ne9dAy Evening", and for positively two
Ss Thsis. sfa:ss.Gs. Msp.d P's%i "sS
- HyRSss nd n6sss Ssssa Denim. oetQi
lNOKD's NEW T6EAYRE
f1See 70, 10 iSia,i fsHrH sfan9S MAaE
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Anlusemsnts.

CANTERBURY HAlL.-A great Saturday night
bill Is snnoupesd at this popular Institution. The
funny EthiopiAa osmedianh, Messrs. MiluSsn and
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

Lsavitt will appear for the last tine, In some Of
their latest and best dsliassAons. Ths "Arsb
lay" BY Mise Mortimer and Mile Fowlef, Will Be
performed. ~. Fouchs's divertissmsnt, :" Il Re-
uaion dss Bslles,p VIII display the grace and
beauty Of thsladies Of the sstas116hneatj and Geo
\. Edssoas q ". Williams, md Lssy c1ifton, will
appear b isushsbis iarss.
vAnuans.-Anothx grand cosnblnstlon Of
srtistss, n Which all the stars sf Ne Music Hall
profession appear In rapid slsesssion, PAnto.
nins, balst songs, and no., II Dfofusasa, Msesf..
Bartholomew and MaAt, Messu. Jamss H. BUD
worth, WIS Budwoesh, NILE. Liza windsi and
bApssdn, R1iss Florence, Ra4a Mia, Emma
Massh, ed an ne rssA troupe IN . nagniAssnt
pssSornsnss. nssday ~" Young nssruif."
TIE only plses whore you can purchase hndis
Ruher good d ~ kinds 81 Msny slsw~s prices Is
PsansyivsniA svsaus, between Ninth and Tenth
New, YoRk SfY1ns.-Gs~tluneH' Clothtrgi-
Nsv and EssAto~sbis large assortment for Dress
and lusiasss wear. Tbs Engiieh saek aad Walk
n Coats sxesll "a beauty, Grade and finish any
ming over sS'F'd In n; sisy. .,.,.,,. Co.
oss-u sss Pa .v., Sss. hnsh snd fsasS .ss.
w.o Will :. 2 g cu..Dl.ws d..l.. 70 cal cali
Tss Dossor ssss and .s1isSis prsssisicssr ~ whose
skin and sxperisnoe u guarantees that the unfor.
tunAte victim Of sertain fndiserstons cau with
adsnss intrust HE ssss in his haad.. Ist youns
nsn be warned In time, and sssk tAsbsst means ol
A WoRp OF Apv1ol.-Those Who have been
dostortng for wssks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr.. gishblatt whose sfes 10
q No. ~ strssk, corner ef kAghth stssss, and b.
Radically cured. Tventy-dvs years sxpsstSnss has
satablished pr. Fishblatts reputation - physi-
siAn. Recent eases sured In few days. Charges
0odsrAta. DR. F1SHBLAfT
'l No. g 2 ssss.s sos.sr q 5isni6,
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Mr.. G. then proceeded to review the evidence In
the case before the Court, and to arsu thersupon.

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL A SEVENTH
WAND POLICEMAN ny CoLoAED s0LDIER.--on
Thursday night the sttentlon OF Policeman Pillin
wss attracted 10 disorderiy gathering OF oolored
people on Ninth street, between and south.
lie vent to the place of disturbance and command
ed a disson n'inuanee Of the disorder. He was re-
piled to inpertinently, and made an arrest As
P,lliu WAS taking this arrested party out Of the
howell his release was demanded by colored sol.
dicr, who had his bayonet on his side. This de-
mand WAS, OF course, refused, and the soldier At
tempted TO infoIce II with the bayonst. The hist
pass made At Pullin with the bayonet, that ugly
weapon was thrust up his sleeve. The next thrust
the point Of the bayonet struck him In the centre
Of the forehead, making an ugly cash, but luckily
turned upwards and did not penetrate the bone.
In the mean time the policeman was using his
baton 10 the best advantage, but the Uranium Of
the colored soldier was too hard for great effect
However, he was at length staggered, when Pullin
drew his pistol and shot At the soldier. The ball
entered his cap box and went through his coat and
belt. He then placed the muzzle OF the pistol al
his breast but the cap had been knocked off the
nipple, and of course, 1t missed fire. BY this time
Patrolman Morris had arrived. The soldier at.
tempted to run, after throwing his bayonet at his
Antagonist. He was overtaken, however, and IL
ao& In jail. His name ~ William Adams, and he
belongs to one Of the eolored regiments Of the Dis.
trtet. '. ."
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
FESTIVALS, ETC.

rTNHE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE
L UNIFIED JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS AND
GAS FITTERp ASSOCIATION will take place at
Odd Fellows HILL, Seventh street, on THURS
DAY, November 9th, 1888. Particulars In future
advsftissment.
BY order OF the COMMITTEES. oc9a-sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

A POLICEMAN Run OVER BY FAST TEAk.-
Yesterday evening, At the conclusion Of the races
for the day at tho Nsuonsl Course, and as a num-
her Of the visitors were driving into town, on
Eleventh street Policemen James u. BAIL and
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
M A NHOO OD;

M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Just Published, In sealed Enveope. Price six cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
nsnt, and Radical Cure Of spsrmatorrhGa, or Sem.
lnal Weakness, lnvoluntafy Emissions, Sexual
Dsbtlity, and lmpedimsnts to Marriage generally;
Nervo1sne:s, Consu.ptios, Epilepsy and Fitsi
lslfAbuss, Ae., BY Robt. J. Culverwell, NJ D., au-
thor Of the Green Book, nc.
esnt under seal, in Q plain envelope, tn any ad-
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps, by d. CHI. J. G. KLINE,
sel6-SmindAw Post Office Box, <66s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

The sMIrHsos CAsE.-The Augur Court
martial did not meet to-day. It adjourned yester-
day without examining the Witnesses In the ease
OF smithson, the banker. The Court will meet on
Monday, whsn, II they arrive In the oty by thst
time, Allen Pinkerton formerly Chief Of Police OF
the Army ofthe Potomac, but now Of Chicago, and
Thomas Hewitt, river captain, will be examined
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
TO .HOUSEK EEPERS.

|EILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
~ FEE.-The hest Hotels, Restaurants, Steam
eTs and Private Families are saving nearly Gny
| per cent, by using
GILLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GiLLlEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GlLLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
in place of other imported Cofees such AS Java or
Mocha. It has been fully tested side BY side with
the nnest Java, and pronounced fully equal In uni
iormity Of strength and richness OF havor, so that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon-
mend to our friends and the public our Tine nayored
Stb PtiNrHrios corrEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
As our late invoice, are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel Is full, plump, and
shape, and when manufactured by our new process
Coffee; and I'VE would advise ali who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GILL!Es OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
tits packed only In one pound tin;foil packages,
90 and 80 pounds In case; eseh package having
facsimile Of our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
10 for sale by nearly all the leading Eroeers and
country stores throughout the United States, At
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
| Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade.
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same as any other pure coffee; good cream, with
the addition Of an egg boiled with the coffee, will
add mu'" wRiGHT v IHs GiLLlEs BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers,
2as, 2s5, 2a7 washsngton ST., MY.
ocI6-eoimS4tw
JMPO RTANT TO FAMiLIES...-
The undersi signed, HAY ing perfected his arrange
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
takes this method OF infoI ming his old customers
and the public generally, that he 10 receiving daily
by express,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County, New Jersey, Veal.
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Capons, Bucks coun-
ty and New Jersey Chickens, Sweet Breads, Phea-
sants, Partridges, Grouse, snipe, Woodcock, Reed
Birds, and every luxury of the Eastern markets.
Clear Boston Pork, sousei Pigs Feet and lripe,
Smoked and Pickled Salmon ana Halibut. Also,
large supply OF Foreign and Domestic fruits anu
Vegetables, -
To families and others giving entertainments,
this 10 the cheapest and best place IN Wsshington
| ocIs-sm iis Penn, sv, bet. 18Th and aoth SITS,
TOHN w. VAN HOOK,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
DEALER IN
Butter, Eggs and Cheesei -
champagne sherry and Clsret Wines,
Brandy, Whisky, rortar, Ale and Cider.
queens Royal Cabinet Champagne.
| % LouisiAnn avenLe,
ocai-Sm Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

CENTRE MARKET To-DAY.-The market wai
well attended this morning, and there was fall
show Of commodities, but a. 10 usual 10 WAshing
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TO SHIPPERS.

CTEAMER JAS. s GREEN HAS AR.
- RIVED nom New York and 10 now dischsrg
ing Cargo at foot oil High street, Georgetown
Consisns.s will please attend to the reception oi
their goods At once.
oca!-st MORGAN \ RHINEHARr, Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

PAINFUL ACCIDENT IN ALsxANDRIA.-Thos
Barnett,a young man Of some eighteen - nine
teen years OF age, had his right arm badly crushst
this morning., about O'clock while, coupling oar'
together at the Orange and Alexsadris, Dspot
Alexandra. He was at once taken TO Graot
Church Hospital, where his arm was examined and
dressed. II 10 thought that II will have to 10 am
Dutated, ..a ..t....r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
WANTS.

NHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
~ TERs OFFICE, Depot Of Washington. Ne.
ist North , street, Washiagton, ootober I, isss.
TWELVE sHEEr.iRoN WORKERS wanted
imme eAiately At the Government Workshop, osrner
Of Ninstssath and streets. Wages the usual
Government rates, with rations included. Good
and experienced workmen required. None othsrs
Application 10 be made q once TO D. .. Crist,
superintendent. EDWARD L. HAhTZ,
css-ist - Captain, A. Q. M, U. s. Army.
M NTE D--.A PARTNER IN A
w light and profitable business connected with
the army. Net proats from etoo TO esoo per month.
HUNT, No. . North 4 street. oc2l-iw'
VTANTED, AT THE TREASURY
w Extension, tysaty CARPENTERs. To
and steady work. Apply at the Once Of Construo.
tion, Treasury Building. ISAIAH ROGERS,
se2s-u Supervising Architect.
UTANTED.- IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family desires to rent House with
Ave or SIX roomc, In the northern section Of ths
city. Please address Box 20, Republican once
stating tsrms, location, 10. jyiS-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

ID EADY EARLY IN NOVEMBER.
GENERAL BUTLER AT NEW ORLEANS,
A Hisiory Of the Depart~sen Of he Gulf In The ysar
1854, rfh an account Of the capture OF ksto Or
ieans, and a sketch Of the previous carer
The Genevai, cipa and military.
ny JAMES PARTON,
Author Of "Life of Andrew Jackson" Life OF
Aaron Burr" etc etc.
Mr.. PARTON has had the best possible facilities
for the preparation Of this work, including free
access to efiicial documents. The capture Of New
Orleans, and General Buffers administration
there form the most brilliant epoch In the present
war, and those who are acquainted with Mr.. Par
tons previous works will anticipate volume Of
intensest interest. n will be ready early In No
vember, forming one octave volume Of about 700
pages. Price, In cloth binding, 81
MASON BROTHERS,
ocl0-6td Sand Mercer st., N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

DHILP q sOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
a..s.r PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
ss2 PENNsyLvAHIA Avenue,
Nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds, rHFgT
Field Order Books, aa,l.gt,
Field Manifold Wfiters, Il ..srj
Company Roll Books, .rr.f
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables, sTFn4
File Glssses, ".A
Field Copying Presses, Hrn
Abstract PaperS,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by A.
sistant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done 10 order on
very shsrt notice.
oc22-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

SALES OF REAL EsrArs.-McGulre & Co
sold, yesterday afternoon, lot Of ground on Nnti
street, between L and M streets, at 90 cents Pc
square foot, to Ann Anderson. Also, on Thursda!
afternoon, part Of lot g. in square <bs, on street
between Sixth and seventh streets, to D. W.
Palmer, at 90 cents per foot. The same firm soil
three lots In square sls, to W, B. Todd, for ~
cents per square foot. a d. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

|VARIETIESi VARIETIESi
Fronting Pennsyivsois avenue and Ninth ct
Fitzsimmons. Stage Manager and Advertise
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
Promenading on the Avenue Of an evening will
ind this Amusement Estabiishment the most sc.
eessibls during their evening walk Of any place in
ENrrrE STAR COMPANY.
Including the Handsomest Young Ladies' and yery
best Lady Artistss now II America. Our Circle OF
The WHOLE VARIETIES TROUPE
Numbers over Forty Persons.
THE sCROLE OF MERIT:
The Great Pantomimists,
MAFFIT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
,,, The Premier psn.sTses, s,,r,r1.
Mons. Iaptietin, The Circle Of Beauty Emma Milss
Mile Theodore, Emma Marsh, Eliza Floreace
Louise Roulctta, Annie Gilmore, Maggie Nelson
The Comic Pantomime Of the
RIVAL ARTISANS.
Mafft and Bartholomew, and
Wednesday Afsernoon-LA DIES MXTiNEE. oeal
n N T BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
LOutstsss Issass, nssv tie corner Of SrtA siyssf.
I'm rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotes.
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. Z. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

L CbT HECEIV ED. - A IAH9E Ab-
u sortment Of American, English and French
sTATf0NERY. FiAe Portmon males, Pocket hooks,
Field Order Books Blank Boo.s, Printed Receipt
Books, Tuck Memorandum Books, fine English
Cutlery, Writing Decks, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
Invoice Books Photographic Albums, al, styles.
Wedding, Al Heme, and Visiting Cards.
For sale by HUDSON TAYOR,
stationer and Bookseller,
oc1s-im [ChronAS1 s34 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

COMMITTED FROM THE SoLpf1Rs RnfRnAr.-
Capt. Il. NJ. Camp. the commsndant at the Soldiers
Retreat, yesterday sent the following men to th'
Genital on the charges given belowi John hcFar
ling, on the chafge Of receiving brfbe while OF
duty; John Callahan, for furnishing liquor to I
prisoner and also for Insulting his superior ocer
Francis Nc Laughlin, for striking his superiorofi
oer. These men all belong to the Invalid Corps
They were ordered to be held four days and show
cred every day. That's pleasant this cool weather
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24

YoUNa THIEvEs.-Jno. Kane, Thos. Minol
and Robert shelly, three boys between the ages o
u and N years, we're arrested yesterday BY De
tective MsDsvitt a. inoorrigibls yoang thieves
who arc constantly engaged 10 robbing market
stalls, shoptills, no. superintsndsnt Webb seal
them TO Capt. Todd, Who committed then 70 ths
cusfdhouss to b. held until they could b,
drummed out Of the city. Several months In
house Of corrsotion, We think, would Be- . bette
punishment on account OF their tender age.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-24
NEW BOOKS.

GENERALS BARNARD AND BAR.
VT RY's AEPokr.-Asport Of the Engineer ana
Artillsry Operations Of the Army Of the Potomac,
eampaigns. Dy Drigsaiss Generals J. q. Barnard
aaA ". =. Barry. Illustrated by eighteen maps,
plans, 10. Price % o. .l'
Just published, and for sale BY 80
PHILP d soLoMoNs,
oc22-st Ss2 Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-18
GOD BLESS YOU.

How sweetly fall those simple words
Upon the human heart
When friends long bound by strongest ties
Are doomed by fate to part.
You sadly press the hand of those
Who thus in love caress you,
And soul responsive beats to soul,
In breathing out GOD bless you"
"GoD bless you," an! long months ago
heard the mournful phrase,
When one whom | in childhood loved,
Went from my dreamy gaze,
Now binding tears fall thick and fast,
| mourn my long lost treasure,
While echoes Of the heart bring back,
The farewell prayer, "GoD bless you.
The mother sending forth her boy
To scenes untried and new,
Lisps not studied stately speech,
Nor murmurs out ''adieu."
Sh5 sadly Says between hcrsobs,
Whenc'er misfortunes press you,
Come to thy mother--boy come back,
Then sadly sighs "GoD bless you
"GoD bless YOU more of love expresses
Than volumes withoutnumber,
Reveal we thus our trust in Him
Whose eyelidS never slumber.
l ask in parting no long speech,
Drawlcd out in studied measure,
l OF ly ask the dear old words,
So sweet-sO sad-''GoD bless you