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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-14

El-N. B.-A GRAND MATINEE
LADIES AND CHILDREN
SATURDAY AND wED$EsDAY AFTERNOON
novIi-St
~ A N T L r B U r y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LOUISIANA AVENUE, MEAN SIKTH STREET.
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EOPRIETOf
JOSH. HART. "...........,..STAGE MANAGE
THE ACME OF SUCCESS
The ACME OF SUCCESS
CROWNS OUR EFFORTS.
CLOW&S OUR EFFORTS.
THE best EVIDENCE
THE BEST EVIDENCE
OF THE POPULARITY
OS THE POPULARITY
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
The GREAT CANTERBURY
AMONG the MASSES
10 the TACT OF It's being
CR0wBED TO EEXCEESs
NIGHT AFTER NIGHT
pr'cRIMTNATISG AUDIENCES,
Which 10 conclusive Tvidgure ri IT,
SUPERIOR MERITS
rIRsrCLAsS MUSIC HALL.
ANOTHER GALA WIEN.
ANOTHER CARNIVAL Ol FUE
MORE TALENT
SECOND WEN or MIR A.
WRHy' @ %RH3, W WhRY'
who 10, without douh., the roat
VERSATILE ACTOR NOW BEFORE THE
PUBLIC.
He will Introduce this week his cntirely new aud
Original FcAts OF
Me- q NJ A NCN;
Al p.I,t
rERf SRMiSG' Up UPON '" Thirty r' DIFF DisFTIEGrN1
MUSICAL INSTR" MENTS,
Proving himself to lie n Master Musician.
WRAI on the DAnID.
WRAH In Comic DittCF.
WRAY As = COnjuTCT.
WHAi as the Liyriy Youth.
WRAN, The u
First appearance OF
KITTY PHYEfE,
The Celebrated CUmedicune and NocNlirt from the
BOwrIy Theatre, New luIk.
Second Week OF
NONE. DUVtRNA,
MONS DUNEKNA,
THE INDlA-RUBBER MAN,
Whose astounding performances 81 a Cantor.
ZIONIST and Acrobat have received the hiyhcat en-.
comiums OF the press ant public.
First week Of
A. J. LEANlrr,
A. i. LEANIrT,
Inc AcNuOWlcustu SH7mVluR fNh'Nf'
Thc crs.. romI' DGo,
CHHRLEY KANE
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON,
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON,
10 Several Roaring FarGeS.
First limo here OF the Magnificent PAutouime
Ballet, arrsagcd BY Mons. Szollosy, en'it!ei
Lea AMOURS BIZ DlABLE.
The LOyeJ OF the Deyil)
Doctor BalhAmO-SatAn.....,. Mons. '7p!lO'y
DiOnysiu', Young StTsnger....,,,,,El Ella We-nef
hnse fitoni ''''''''''''.;' mari
Peasants, Villagers, 6e..,........ CorIa de Ballet
SATURDAY AFrERNOON-.LADIEs MATIEEE.
Mr. Lea regs to nncounes an engagement with
thu wOrld'!amed ANetriAn Rider,
MIR, las. MELNlLLE,
With his Talented Family,
SAMIEL, FRANCS, A%D GEORGE,
Who have been engaged by the Proprietor Il, ~
enormous outlay, in order to maintain the SUI.
establishments. They will make tteir hIs! sp.
peaTenee
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, in their
VICTORIOUS GYMNAFrlC PERFORMANCES
Tie name and fame Ct Melville, the wild rider OF
Australil, are patent throughout the world, IS
also that OF HIS famous white maze, MAY FAIRY,
who has Travelled round the world with him from
and Japan. To dnAte on the surpaGsing merits OF
THE GREAT MELVILLE
and hls talented Sons would he AupCrfuoug,
Mr.. JOHN MULLlGAN,
The G:eat Ethiopian Dellneator, viii shortly Ap'
pear.
GRAND CHRISTIANS PANTOMIME
IL in Aruve preparation, which will be produced
with great spendnr during the Holidays.
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ORPHANs1 COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
tUUSIY-TU Wit:
november S, 1854.
In the case OF George F.etcher, administrator
Of Elizabeth A. II. W, HriscOe, deceased, the adj
ministratOr Aforesaid has, with tho appreciation
OF the Orphans Court OF Warrington county
aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the 2sth instant
Tor the final settlement and distribution OF the
personal estate Of the said deceased, aud OF the
iected and turned into money! when and where oil
the creditors and heirs oil said deceased are notified
TO atteld, lat the OFphAns' Court OF Warrington
county RtOTessid,l with their claims properly
vOuGhCd, or they may otherwise By law DO eN-
oluded from all benefit in said dcceNseis estate
provided copy OF this order be published once n
week Tor three weeks In the NCiIOHIl RcpublicdH
previous to tho said Goth day Of bNPmbar 1864.
Test L. c. ROBBINS, Register oil Wills.
noswaw'
TdIEF QUAREGRMASTEKS OF
u FICE, DEPor or WAsHH"ToE, HAsHISSroS
q. G, JNnWNryI, 1884,
AndpAlerui ~ DrugE, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Urloo Furniture, Harness, md SA'dlery, ATe re-
quggtei 70 send to this Office, nn the MONDAY OF
eNSh week, scaled propOsal Or Int, IN d 'iCG.c,
OF the srtiolrs tCy are prepared to furnish u this
iIOt Al FhOTt nOtieO, with the U1oe Of CAgb
a,tct ~ UlHin figures, sn that, 10 Gaze thc oNi,
en-, OF the teETicl TGqulrc II, She ATLGla Cr ~
E.Gies ssn be obtained without delh-, 80 IS She
lowest Price.
Dealers WISHING TO soil to this Depot will I've IA.
IulreG 70 furliHL the Lat punouAl.7 every MOHdEY
morning, II, ". kCChER,
Bris adler General and Chief 4llrtarmsH'tr,
I'D" N6nnt NJ WsthtrBtN
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NJ H. Mill ER,
IN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL
AGENCY OFFICE
No. GIL Ninth street west, near Penn. avenue
Conveyanoins, Acknowledgements, Power OF At.
soTney, and all business pertaining TO tho Aboys
once transacted with dispatch.
Particular attention paid to the renting and col.
lection OF rents on real estate, and debts OF al
descriptions. N. B.-Property holders can receive
he very best o tenants without charge. Gpgs.H
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
n. will be given, by the Choir Of Mckendree
Chapel, an TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst,
commencing at quarter to o'clock, At the
Church, on Massachusetts aveDue, between Ninth
ard Tenth streets. The Choir will be assisted by
eminent talent from this city and Baltimore.
Tickets Of admission 20 oents, to be had OF auy
member OF the Choir, or NJ the door the evening
OF the concert. noIi.It'
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WANTS.

HORSES HORSES HORSES.
QUARTERMAsTER Generals OyFICE,)
FIRST DIVISION, }
WARRINGTON, November 10, 1884.
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery ser.
vice will be purchased at GiesborO' Depot, In open
market, till December I, 1864.
Horses will be delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore, A. q. NJ, and be subject to the usual Gov
eminent inspection before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses, Sl16 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, $50 each.
Payment will be made for six f6) or more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
noyii'td Colonel First Division Q. NJ. G. o.
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LORDS NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH ST., ABOVE PfNNh. 4

MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II,
JOHN \. MoDONOCGH. The Sparkling Come
dienne, MISS LOTTA, the CAliiornia Diamond, in
Ter Seanu,Hl songs HHd dance IhG POPULAR
cetsful Ard Magnificent Spectacle, entitled TIE
SEVEN SISTERS, and the birth Of CUPIOlN THE
BOWER OF FEkNS. Grand Z0uAve March and
Drill, by rotps OF Youog Ladies' In full Costume
Sudden Transformation to the Fairy Home. Last
Great Scene Produced at cost Of o., OOO entitled
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ROYER'S NEW THEATRE,
~ PennA Avenue, near WilardG Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER u,
LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE
OF the great Tragedy and Comedy Combination,
MR. y. l. DANENPORT,
]. W. WALLACE,
AND SUSAN DENIM.
The performance selected Tor the frat night oi
their second and last week for this season ls one
oi unusual excellence, presenting Mr.. +. L. d 4.
NENfoRr, for this night only, Ia his great char.
Aeter Of
RuY GOMEZ,
And giving our citizens an opportunity IN witness
MIR. J. W. WALLACK in that great ImpersOnA tlO q
which rendered famous In America Dickenss tx.
oelIent worn Of
OLIVER TWIST,
Namely,
FAGIE.
The performance will commence with the dc.
lishtful dashibg cOmeiv Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
TUESDAY EVENING, ont time, positively, Of
ShAkspelTt's great play Of HAMLET.
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UASHINGTON THEATRE,
w Eleventh street, near PennsylvaniA ave.
Ocular Demonstration 10 the surebt proof, and
OK 90 r Y L
pronounce that
SkSDERSoN'S NlNSrRELS
NE PLUS ULTRA,
and they have EueotcGtd, for a limited number Of
nights, 10 securing the above plsoe, commencing
fRIUAN EVENING NOV. II,
inAn
ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME,
Introducing all the fAvorites.
MORTIMER AND EDWARDS,
tbs eccentric sons Of MOmus, IN! ming comb ina
tiOn uuturpaPsIbie.
IL y. B.-A GRAND MATINEE
LADIES AND CHILDREN
SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS.
novli.6t
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THE 10 20 BONDS are issued to date from Sep
tember l, 1884, and bear ipterest At per cent pc
aunum, payable IN COLD, semi annually, on al
denominations over Sl0o, which, At the pIesen
ratr OF premium for gold, 10 equivalent to An an
nusl interest OF ELEVEN OR TWELVE PEI
CENT.
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New York, June 20.
The steamer City Of London. wi,h
dates to the Oh, arrived early this morn
ing.
The steamer Alabama arrived at Cher
bourg on the llth, aad was admitted free.
She landed forty prisoners, the crews Of
80 eaptured Federal vessels, names sot
mentioned.
The Alabsna was 10 b permitted to
make extensive repairs u Cherbourg.
Parliamentary proceedings are uaim-
portant-
The Daily News believes the opposi-
tion plot for overthrowing the Palmer
ston Ministry is broken down and absn-
doned.
The meeting Of Conference. appointed
for the 18th, IS postponed till the 10th Of
June.
II is rumored England will oh oposs !
new line OF demarcation, but Denmark
adheres to,the line Of Bunnaworkel
The Daily News says the prospects Of
peace are - remote a ever, and the Ger
msns continue TO hold out.
PalmePston said in the House Of Com.
mons that the prolongation of the armis-
tice was not 6sal, that the conference can
again extend it if desirable.
Con tinental news meagre.
Some excitement at Madrid, under the
latest news from Peru.
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New York, June go.

ANVW SuhS $Os
The Herald's correspondent from City
Point. 26th, says fierce assault Was made
the night before on part of the 5th and
9th corps, but repulsed. Rebel loss very
severe.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Mr.. Dana, Assistant Secretary Of War,
reports Lees force not more than two
thirds ~ strong ~ Grants, and that our
losses in the movements on the Weldon
road are unimportant comparatively, and
that Grant has his hand on Lees throat
and viii not let 90 till he is strangled to
death. He is confident of fnal and con-
elusive success.
We have $1,000 prisoners yet in our
hands
The Times headquarters special, 24tb,
says the movements Of the rebels lately
are mysterious, though there appears to
be general movement to our lett.
Portions OF the 9Th and 9th corps have
moved to counteract any sudden demon
stration.
TITO 9Th corps is skirmishing on the
Weldon road to-dsy. The road has oot
been used by the rebels for several days,
Petersburg papers to-day say the Dan-
vile road was cnt by Hunter yesterday
and speak Of Hunter as at Salem.
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.VasiOssnl UsstO,s Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR YIcEPREuDkST.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

~ Printing paper has gone mp again
and the subscription prices Of the news
papers is following it. The proprietors
Of the Chicago daily papers will charge
twelve dollars per annum and twenty-five
cents week after the 4th Of July.
The Daily Gate City is, for the pres
ent, the cheapest paper in circulation in
Iowa, and persons Who desirs to avail
e themselves Of the low price Of subscription
had better be about it in hurry, for the
pressure is very strong in favor Of rise in
the price of subscription.
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aAs the Phnfx from the ashes Of itx IRE snimat
I'd With ls~o this Elixir rejuy the SIS
tenn and overcome disease.
A5-The Re5pvenafihg E'ixiris the resnlt ef modern
AhcovsTtes In the vegetable kingden being entirely
and abstract method OF cure irrespective Of all the
old ard wosn-oat systssas- t
Aa7fs netirne has been tested by the eminent
edtca1 of the dAy and by them pronouncsd ty be
a the greatest medical discoveries " the age
99-0ne bottle will cure general Debility
uA-A few doses cur~s Mysteries In females
HA-Ons botfte cures Paipifsfisn 81 the Heart.
A1-Rrom 10 three bottles restores the msnfness
and fall vigcr u youth
e9-A few doses restores the appetite
&zr-IMee bottlescur the rncst case of Impossncy
A1-A rev doses cure the low spirited.
uAJODe bottle restores menfal power
uA-A few doses bring the 10 the cheek.
k4I1hs Welieine restores 90 uzny vigur and rebust
health the poor detftated worndown and despairtur
A1ns Rstle~s. enerv~ted youth the overtas& ed man
Of b1siness the victim Of aepressioB the
vdua suffering from general debility viii all Inn
mediate and permanent relief by the this Plxr
Knsense OF Life.
A1-Pee per bottle three bottles for s. and for
wWd by Bx xpresv- receipt OF money o. any address
Ansnch orders must lie sent to c. A. COOK, Chicago
W General Agent for the west
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER FINCH 4 YULLER
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists eresywhere
c. A. COOK Chicago General Agent for the States
ninoA Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
DR. w. -. MERwIN 4 Co.,
SoLR PRorafRroas,
Nc. 50 Liberty street. New York.
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MIulllolT pEspAT


iEIa w 80Af9gss 0xDn11aan II astsgA a
WasAiDgton, June 2s-sx n.
To General Dix: q nm a n aihl
The following dispaeoh has Iiust besD
recsived fsom Gsa. Hsstm.
II haze The hoa6e - report q ron III
expsditio4 hasabssn eatirey sscceseful IL
indiesing great inju On tie Spsny ana
winning vietoriss il every snsaesuepe.
kanniAg lhort Of ammusition and s.dis~
= inpessibls 70 collect supplies while il
the presence efan sssmy believed 70 Be
superior q ~ in nanbsrs sad con.
stantly receiving reisforeements from
Richmond and other points, l deemed i
best 70 withdraw, and havs succeeded 10
doing %, without serious loss, to this
point, whore ve have met With absndsut
supplies and food.
"A detailed report Of our operations will
Be Forwarded Immediately. The com.
nand . in excellent heart and health and
ready after few days rest. for service il
any direction"
Nothing later than in my telegram Of
this morning has been recsived from
Grant OF Sherman.
(Signed. E. n. GaAnfos,
6ec'y of War.
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he now holds thirty millions of Qrssp.
oecks-snd yet bread and butter, xhess
and corn and cloth are no cheaper.
The frst cause Of the increased cost Of
commodities. gold iueluded. il altogether
Eou1a6e q ths enxreuey. A ssa1nd.st
cnfreney incrsaSo The misfortune. but
doss NOS create it. But suppose the Gov.
srnmene does contract the currency. what
u to prevent the State Banks, that rive
no security for circulation, from qaadru-
ping their paper issues, and they have
already done il il many psr,s Of theesus-
Try! Whist, then, can be more absurd
than g make the Gosernuent .or Tres-
sury Department the scsps- goat for evils
that are s'spiy consequent span the most
gigantic var Nbe world ever knew? If
the eedy bee the fsver, 10 il Just 70 make
the hand that ,upplies it responsible for
- esnatusal cendi,ion Tiny. Ex-
aminer Of June 22d.
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s~ The Gettysburg monument 10 to
be of white marble, ,and fifty feet in height.
From the pedestal will spring four but
tresses, supporting an equal number Of
statues, representing War, History.
Peace and Plenty. The crowning statue
will be colossal bronze figure of the
Genius of Liberty. The entire cost of
the monument will be e12O, 1000.
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Hg The Internal Revenue bill which
has just passed both Houses, il is great
improvement on the present law, and is
estimated will yield three hundred mil.
lions annually. The act imposes tax Of
81 30 per gallon on distilled spirits be.
tween. July lst, 1854, and February lst,
1865, and Sc 90 per gallon thereafter
On incomes of 5000 to $4,000 tax is
imposed of 5 per cent; from $4,000 to
$4,000, y per cent; and over $40, 900,
10 per cent. Express companies are tax.
ed 3 per cent. on gross receipts, and tele-
graph companies per cent, the stamp
tax on messages being abolished
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~ Cut out the following and paste it
in you scrap book. 1t is worth years
subscription to any reader of this paper.
The leaves Of the elder, if strewn among
corn or other grain, when it is put in the
bin, will effectually preserve it from the
ravsges Of the wevil. The juice win also
kill bedbugs and msggots:
Insects never touch elder bushes. The
leaves OF elder scattered over cabhaoea.
cucumbers, equashes aud other plants
subject to the ravages Of insects eifectu-
ally shields them. The plum and other
fruits may be saved by placing on the
branches and among them, bunchcs Of
elder leaves.
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/
TO Mi. Gen. Dix:
A dispatch from Grant, dated yestsr-
day aftsrn0on, represents no operations II
fiout except from our own gam, which
fre at Tho bridge 1t Petersburg 1000
yards distant.
A Petersburg paper Of the 26th s&ataa
Hunter is striking for jackson depot,
about 40 miles north Of Salem, and says
II he reaches Coviagton, which they SUP
pose he will do With most Of his forces.
bss with the loss Of material, be will b.
safe.
Same paper states Gen. ]Wileon dAsteoy.
cd train Of cars loaded with cotton nd
furniture, burned the depot It Bssks Hin.
destroyed the track and was still pushing
south.
All the railroads leading into Rich
mond are now destroyed, some Of them
badly.
Dispatches from Sherman, received this
morning, reports yesterday We made IN
unsuccesfnl attack on the enemy's posi-.
tion. We Lost between 4, 900 ssd 5000
and particularly heavy in officers. Gen.
Psfke i rsporssd morally wousdsd. asd
Col. Daniel McCook, commanding brig.
ases Ool. Rice 9th Ohio. vssy. sericsslJ.
Col. Barpdale, 4oth Illinois, and Col. An.
gustine, 55th Illinois, were killed.
We took some prieosers, but don't sup.
pose We inflicted heavy loss on the enc.
my, a. he kept behind parspets.
lsigned,] j E. n. SrAsron,
SAc'v nf Wap
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High Frsces..TAs rrae Canss.
1t is quite the custom inst nov to at-
tribute the present high prices to An ex-
panded currency. We are Hippaltly told
that this ID the one cause Of commercial
derangement, and that il the chrreucy
we're only reduced to the standard ofthrce
years ago, prices would come down in
proportion. Let as think moment, and
We shall see the utter absurdity bf such
conclusion. No matter what is the me
dium for making exchanges, or What is
currency, or what is Awfnl money
whether it be gold, or bank notes, or trea-
sury Dotes-war prices always were and
always muat be high prices. Europe
learned It during hcr Napoleonid wars /;
We learned il IN the war of 1919, a1d the
same stern teacher compels Is TO sabnit
TO it now. The reason is clear and simple.
Production is diminished. and, By the
waste Of war. consumption is increased
The war draws the farmers sons from
the plow, aud fewer acres are sowp and
smaller harvests are reaped. The me-
chanic aris suffer in tho same proportion
Scarcely less than two-6fths Of oar adul,
male population are now devoting alltheir
time sad energy to putting down the re.
beIlion. Of these, vast number are in
the field With our brave gsuerals, large
part man our ships of var, nov couuted
hy hundreds, and many are ID hospials
while those employed in the navy yards,
iron works. machine shops, and in the
manufaeturs OF military slothiDp and
equipments, aod 10 producing munisious
saa sappliss, swell the aegrsgats 10 the
Limit we have named. This great clasu
Of producers cannot be withdrswn. from
their ordinary pursuits without ! erea,
diminution in the products Of the eoun.
tsJ. When tho supply y greatly dinin.
ished, and the demand not only continu.
cd but increased. prices uust advanco
There i no pcssibls help for Il If ws
could return to . specie basis now, 4
would still bc var basis. q vsr uGhces
There is but one exception to this ad.
fv1nse in prices, and that il ths Govern.
ment bonds, md they srs 40 exoepsio,
% the rule, and oulJ follow tho gepefal
Inv Of supply and demand. NE neoes.
sitiss Of var kavs inade them abundant
and therefore thsy Ase shsap; bst wAeu
ths war ends the supply viii csase ah(
they viii Be desr--and tie usu Who IN
vssss i them ss4 = ,ssrs Of libera
4 sss,sIisa Il Il. osrr...y win j,
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~ Agents are now travelling over
North Missouri seeking homes for the
children of parents who have been COM
PEELED to leave their homes in the South
western counties of the State on account
of the desolation of the country. produced
BY the raids made through that section
during the war.
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S4- Gov. Seymour is ferocious agains,
the Grand Jury which refused to find
an indictment against the officers of Gov.
eminent for closing up the New York
World Office on account Of the publica-
tion Of the forged proclamation. Gov.
Seymour pitched in on behalf Of "his
friends" and commanded the Prosecutor
and the Grand Jury to End bill of in.
dictment. This the Grand Jury declined
to do, and now the Governor, failing to
wreak his vengeance on the Government
through the ordinary channels of justice.
commands the Prosecutor to End mapis.
trate who will proceed with the prosecu-
tion in spite of tho Grand jury. OF
course he can find some such scoundrel
amongst his friends who will prostitute
his position to crafty the sympathetic
malice Of Governor Seymour.
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@ The Rock Island Daily Union

H The Rock Island Daily Union
says: >&
"E. D. Sweeney, Esq, notary public.
took the acknowledgment Of deed this
forenoon. which named vithin il some
5000, 600 worth Of property, and had
attached to It revenue snmps smonntinx
to $1,000, the highest limit undsr ths
revenue Law for any deed. The dssd il,
self was about Eve BY four fscA a.d On.
tanned description Of the propertv kuovs
= the Black Hawk Mining Ccm papv.
This deed was copygiag The. nsGe1,t,
from nessrs. Lea, Judd & Lee. % ! seo,f
ssnp.sy ~ - iis hesdqoartsrs i.
ep1pany , rid. TO- s.
wealth. The 1fee1fa
- 80 also nenbars &
S&3f %f57 49, s,sS = 3 A's{~EHN FE.x *SN I
.ssazs = N&tsaas 80 4smrr
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SUIT YOUR PURSE AND EHE
Am: WA<H this c,rei Hsr u 0vs-
Pray, give your attention,
Ard hear what propose,
Ill tell you where to Ect GRRAr BARsArxs,
In Men and Boys Cloths:
stern brothers have MAMMOTH STOCK,
To sait 10th PuRss and kxK,
And on giving them call,
You cannot tsJ to buy. s.41s
CHcnrs - Oh where's the place Of all othsrs,
Where they sen Clothing Cheap,
II u at Stern Brothers,
No. Main Street
Though this cruel war is raging A
And goods are very high:
esill We sell at L6wEsr prices.
AZ we did in days gone by.
We've received good assortment
h or Cothing, Hats and Shoes,
Tou needn't leave without new Garment
Fur greenbscks We sKvEn Kxyrsr
CHcRus - And when you'rc asked BY Others
Where you bought that suit 50 neat,
Ton can answer: AT Stern Brothers,
Va No. . Main street.
John do hurry, nor Tn waiting
The mn b almost DOWN,
wish to stop n Stern Brothers,
Whnos store II IN this town
fcu know we're in need Of clothing, -.
&c And they sell them 70 cheap
81, pray, dca't forget the numbsr s
Eight on Main street
Aae III tell you where they'n meet.
THAT place neAr the L<yee.
Nos Main street
10
Whatever goods you want to buy
N In black blue, gray or brown
] b sure 70 can on Stern Bretirers,
That piece Of great renown.
Remcnbsf 1ow that ckenPesksfAnd
- For what YOU may need. TE
And they will not fan 10 please you
A. No.6 Main slrss4- 5Ea 3
rw<x Al
In both army and navy:
zz7fssfs@ II you want sny Clothing f
rs *e4 Gall q Main street, near Leves. ~
Hayiae 4 seod sssQrtmsnt OF Mems Ycsths, md NV
CotAlne and Gents Furnishing Goods We respsc tl,fil
invts IL pubsic to sire sa cll at the old ssnd Ns
! 5da1-dia STEAgN 8AOTRaERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-29

E Mr.. Joseph Shaw, the founder Of
the Imperial Order of Odd Fellows, died
recently at Nottingham, England, at the
age of 76.