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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

OR DINANCE No. el.

Amendaory Of Ordinance No. 50 in relation Sidewalks
Cutters and Curi=tones.
Be R srasfaed by tA< City CsrHrsi r t< C,ts Of Keeknk
Se l. That whenever any repairs necessary To be
mssf GA any sidewalk plankwsik ia the city, the
owar agent occupant of the lot part lot fronting
en- the same shall be notified thereof in writing by the
Mayor. bith motto, sha set forth neafss nay
the mature ard extent If the rats to he fna and If
tie said agent occupant shall fail have sech
repairs made within ten days after notice aforesaid
such shall forfeit and pay for the Of city
not less than two than ten dollars for every
week that he or she neglect said re,irs 10 be
made to ta enforced and collected a other pensIres for
violation az city ordinances Unoccuped lots part
lots owned ty nnnresientS shall ie proceeded against
provided in Section Ordinance No SO and sect;un
Of Ordinance No. 50 is hereby repealed.
Sec , Every person owning occupying any building
in this city shalt ths pipes and stss conducting
the water ron the focf of the building snd the
sidewalk TO be constructed, altered repaired
prevent the spread of water the sidewalk niuring
the adjoining property and every person negiefng
comIa With ts sson asr being Gnly efh ei hy the
City Marshal shall forfeit and rsy fr ese ~ the city
not less than two than ten dollars for every
week he she may neglect 20 said pipes cutters
to be- constructed altered repaired To he enforced
audcoeced other penalties for violation Of city ordi-
(Attestl "a. GEO. u SMITH Mayor
b. 3 MERRIAM, Clerk. ~ mchlo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

sA- 1t is with pleasure we inform our
lady friends that those balmoral shoes
have arrived. Our friend Bidleman is
now able to show the best stock of ladies
shoes in the city. A few children shoes
also just received, to which there will be
large additions soon. Give him call at
No. 90 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

Sa- A dispatch from Denver City de-
MES that there are sl5, 900 of gold
at the mines in Idaho awaiting transport
alton. 1t was hardly necessary to deny
this story for none but "marines" believed
it-snd they will continue to believe it.,
or something more wonderful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

E The steamer Jennie Whipple will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
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T There are now only twelve revolu

EgThere are now only twelve revolu-
tionary soldiers left in this glorious coun-
try of ours. They are the links that
binds the past indissolubly to the pres
ent. A few days ago resolution of
thanks was passed thanking these revolu-
tlonary survivors for their services, and q
copy was sent to each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

CAVALRY HoRsEs.-By reference to
an advertisement found in another COL
umn it will be seen that Government will
purchase all horses suitable for the cav
airy service, in lots OF eight, that may be
presented to Capt. Shepherd, A. @. NJ,
at this place within the next thirty DAYS.
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Union NURSERY, FT.MADIsoN,

~ u 4
fRErs--Aple Trees OF ears old per faa - oos
Dwarf Pears. T. cid. pr auzen 81 81 per lDo
go OF Dwarf Pears % years old ID GLASS; So 80 I~r
dozen, S "a per ief Standard prxrs yocenis CHI HARDY
Cherries large stock 10 feet high $. per dozen
30 oo per lvs Peach Tree- kIie< Nccti5les killed;
Quine r-s-, Downing Ey.r-eaTlng Aall~sry 81 each,
bsrbTrry bushes large stock nf GrsYe Vines ~ 20
kinds tataeta isabella, Clinton, Syftons Virginia and
Dlswsre 81 yer dozen. Scar old plants siB per ie
Delaware 50 per dozen. ten kinds OF EyeFareers
feet high . cents 81 - each Ornamental 1res Fow-
ering Shrui~. &c
RosEss-Summer Roses, Bengal China PERPETUAL or
Monthly kcss~. HybrA P-rp-tnal, Moss Roses, Green
Hotse Plants kc.
Catalogues seat on Application
4Bfor ali packages Tor keok ak freight will be Paid
keokuk Station except for Apple No charge fuf
psr king hat simpis esugh TO pay fur sacks boxes.
uch1-ini l. HULL.
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q UARDIAN's SALE OF REAL

~ ksfATE-Notice h hereby given that the UNDER
signed, Guardian Of H. g. and L. D. bsLouis Minor viii
cell public vendue, Monday, April l1th 1854 Il tAe
front DOOR Of the Court House, Keoknk the foiowng
Of Il Of Sec. 5, Township 6s n, l. w. In Lee ooun-
~ Iowa.
said sale to be between the hours Of o'clock M and
0otnck m, commencing at o'clock D. M Of ssid day
Terms made known On day OF sale.
koBfET H. GILLMoRk NJ STAFFORD
mcfil64w Attorney. Guardian
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

B~ The President has issued proc
lamation fixing the Eastern terminus of
the Pacific Railroad at Omaha in Ne.
braska. This will bring the travel and
trade over this national highway through
Central Iowa.
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(lrFICIAL notice.


F pFTlcE oT y ; sssFssses, =IsTsESsI Er I'VE
asF faAasef. scs DBs=HEsT,
VT PIEksAs9. Tfel-s @. 1svs. Mz.si4 i FSsf
Notice Is heEsr ty ali hes rnss ss,s. IA tina
IN ef'E-iilsy vtih AID ly yiffse * iis Exe.ss Iv'
lis lnissa states. fas day rsorlali4s- t,. -,
Nsas n f< cufstr In ths~ Ci.rtr Iisri~t .r I'm !.
to-m~d therein three bstssnrs- toe IL.
t HrasOn lsf tleiion Ltscrirt Of Iowa 10 compri.e
thc 70 srsfls 81 jaekca Hentrese and Des Aoines te
counts IN Shsch W c stripe, Est OF keokuk Asslss-
ant Assessor.
ID siSiou lsf Collection District es Iowa 10 comprise
the townships Of Cedar MARION Rrsnkin Denmark K liar
riso Van Bursa an Charleston Lee county in which
Edward kihiey, Esq Of Dover Is Assistant Assessor
12th Division. lst Collection District Of Iowa fnew d.
vision "a the TOW nshps OF Jefferson Point
Pleasant Ridge Washinston, Green Bay and Madison Lee
county In which John cfaypooi Esa u Frrt Madison
has been sppciats Assistant Assas-ar
All persons residing ii any she OF sAid Divisions. sub
ject to pCrr lcKysr under the yrvSior- OF
the sad ~kxrise Laws sreteqnested TO Bi~ lists With
ne ASSISTANT Assessor ef their respective Division Of this
District n NJ PlCKFI
n1cif[diw&w3w {. :. Assessor. ist Dist Iyws
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Bucks MOtette Collection
eFxesss Containing variety of f.-
PIECES FOR TIE OPENING AND CLOSING OF
~ DIVINE WORSHIP.

cornpeesd Arranged, and Selected by DrpLEI RucK Jr
0rlnist Of the North Congregational Church Hartford
Conn.
This new work contains music from Mozart, Hay ydn.
Mendelssohn. Beethoven Cherubin Meyereer and
Masters lssdes Runisf OF fresh pieces American
Compose The book is worthy Of careful examination
by Choir leadess There s Plane Organ kccompani-
ent to each piece Price in cloth binding - So plain
st., Boston $50 ~44t+ +As& 1t sE##A ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

CARPET CHAIN.-Several kinds for
sale. low, at the Bag Factory, Main
street. st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

PKRsoNAL.--Lieut. Colonel Archer, of
the 18th Iowa Infantry. called on
US yesterday. He has just returned from
a three months residence in Libby Prison,
Richmond, having been exchanged. 1t
is no use for any rebel sympathizsr. in
the North to attempt to smooth over the
inhumanity which is inflicted upon our
prisoners in the South. Colonel Archer
says that the treatment of our soldiers
on Belle Island battles all description and
could not be worse we're they in the
hands Of savages. Officers are kept in
Libby Priso1, and their treatment Is .
little better than the privates. bat in
many cases sudden death would be prefer
able to the inhuman treatment Of either.
As his statement merely corrobosates pre-
vious reports from officers and soldiers
who have unfortunately fallen into the
rebels' hands, We do not deem it necessary
to specify in this brief notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

SHKEp.-J. j. Brown, at SummitvilIe
has $50 sheep for sale.
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re- By q special in the Chicago Ev

re- BY aspecial in the Chicago Eve
ming journal of the 18th We learn that
the Sth Iowa veterans, numbering 364
men, commanded by Colonel James
Geddes, and the I'd Iowa Cavalry mum
bering $50, commanded BY Colonel ], J..
Woods, who were detained on the way by
the grounding Of the steamer Minnehshs,
arrived at Cairo on the above date, and
would leave for home ON the same day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19
ST. LOUIS
Throat and Lsg1ag xsasfifNfe.
No. 50 n. Sixth ST. bet. Chestnut and Pine,
~. wRIGHriM. n. pYCnrietor.

Catarrh Throat Diseases Asthma. BroBchtssEar,v Sta
ges Of csnsutnr,tou Heart Disease Liver Cornriaint
impurities Of the Blood scronla Diseases Of the lid
news, Diseases Women, and all other comriainis tAa-
leadto Con sumption. sA~S@ &Egaw~N
Are treated hv entirely SEv SysrTN. Tais new vs.
ei has saceessia and by its
spEKDf anl psRgasaT cures has ecit@i tie ssron es
testimonials from eminent Physicians in its fsof
Patients distance treated with equally great
ourcSss.
This Institute will be permanent, GEd ta. tie
most practitioners in this lisglt depart
n,e ut Of Medical Seience viii be enpsos sei.
Thnse having the slightest symptom Of Throa Chest
die should apply oRce or all such complaints lead
| 10 CONSUMPTION and death, .an X +.
For rer particulars apply the Institute IN perscn
or by lettrr-
oace hours from 8 n m. 10 5 p.
sddress D. r. Wn1GHT, ~ D.,
St Louis Throat aud Lung Institute,
snnsaeodsrewly No. 3y North 9TH St. 81. Lpu.s No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

Annual 1aLes Ter 1861.
The attention ~ faxyavtz~ herlv csiIat te The rrc
visions of the thied states Exe-e relative to HI.
asssssm~pt vi saunsl Iax=.
By tfrs sixth setsa 81 THE If Jolly L 1sea IL {
made the duty of ali persons TartnersiT hrn asse
tlpsss, or corporations made liable annual duty
iiceEs~ ~ haS esfovs fAr sra nosdxs Of ss !.
eseA S<sw to make list the A~sss xnt Ax.
Of the District vhcr- located the amount sf sunua
Income the articles on objects charged with special tax
and the basine- occupation liable 10 nav anr he.ps.
Every p%sson who shsn fail 10 make sreh return by
tn day pened will he Liable be assessed by the A.
sssor acenfing 20 the best information which he can "a.
tAin and IN such ca~e the Assessor required 10 adj ny
Per cenfum 20 the of the itrrs sf snsh ,i.t
Prompt ref Mrs eaiy u Ill asaaa penalties
Every person " b. shsi deliver As.-y- ,-y f..s
% frHndnient st statement With ntit I. ssia the
ralHsttou or enumeration fefHrti ts Law l. sret 4,
nne II Ave snnafs sssAss - ter ule LIT ~i,
s~ iaAsl. ssuf ~ t3se As&s-af Assistant s>sr at
ffcsn the riaaoH aIlj $, rle III ere Al ,,e
no as'i s-.-.
PAM II ~ the atuzffa tart exerrt .tse pr fs-ersa
~4la iAss 4-rsFant3 %. sae .aastisIlA "a ri .re
lhe aif-nprtete E1As- #httsr ts sna.3 retHrY an
al nseesars tafs tfssatif. ~il fars~4.~ ia Nm q
= ~. IK- A~-ist.s4f t~-.r tie ~ stsSi.. "a
Asfs hliirs ksi- y bisi-s. -s-i IN t'la sll r.
i-ih issaAti- f9 stGE W ftfE4s s4t9gtd l.. i1er.s a
as Ut r tnt Aat 'aaaas y Mss- IS =. atl rssg
isely. .AMsMg Il A YEs-Rsx
-rA1-Aw- wv r. 8 Asst-sgT ~ rfSsrsrs'
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MARRIED..

On March I7th by Rev. A. Thonpron. If Montraee Mr
SANTA TsrE and Miss dsRfaA ANA WRIGHT. all n sam-
mitsfne. ~
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Tor Rent.

L>OR RENT-The we'll know Nackley
Parrn, consisting Of atput AZ Of Land gosd Barn
and large H1use tf Plank road adjCrius the ctry.
Apply inehledlfl J. A MArkiEY-
"OTEL FOR RENT The Hotel 10
IL Keokuk, Iowa, known the ~Bliiugs' House;"
contains sixtyve rooms il unfur1si@d, and rent aAout
sixty dollars per meath Enquire of
ii SCOTT HOWELL,
mehs keoknE, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

The FENIAN-We have received the
second number "The Fe6ian and Irish
National Fair Gazett e." This paper is
published by the Executive Committee
for the purpose of more readily aud freely
communicating the details of the fair
to the thousands Of its friends who are
laboring for its success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

Ana all variety Of Glassware imported expressed FIR ,h,s
mar kef. which oa-r Low prices ron c,- i,t ,s :,
oner such indaeemenss &, merchants "a tI5 a J,in
nahe-s snd I'll almost entirely by original gac kags
aaa an deternnet To build up large trade
rts~rt tfuily invite visit .na
examine m, tsoek. and fater my self that can ei,e
eatisfactlon- w
- msgnese Nh rkct Price paid fer
- Ale ousplrtieen auftraae peresu
auls Bette une Shnslite ausseiubrt. 90
nchi6i1y ABsE Mosug yanr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

THE STRIkE.-The eastern train ar
rived on time yesterday afternoon, the
engineers having gone back to work. The
Chicago Tribune says: "The strike Of the
railroad locomotive engineers, though not
entirely abandoned, is virtually given up.
On every road excepting the Illinois Gen.
trail, St. Louis and Chicago, and Chicago
b Rock Island, the engineers have re-
sumed work, and the regular trains are
running. On the Illinois Central, the
night passenger train will leave this eve-
ming as usual. and it is presumed that
there viii be no interruption in the run
ming of the regular trains on any of the
roads. All the passenger trains left on
time this morning on all the roads"
BuRGLARr.-On Thursday evening last
the residence of Mr.. Hiram Walters was
entered BY prying open door leading
into the kitchen, but the doors leading
from tha, room to other parts of the house
being securely fastened, they were COM
PEELED to decamp without their booty.
From all t'indications" their must be
quite number of these gentry in our
city, and it is important that our citizens
take every precaution to render their
dwellings inaccessible while they sleep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
~ in the Post ofce, Ksokuk, on the 18th day u
March, ise&.
ss- Persons calling fr any Of the forlowng letters
must say, ~AbyERrIsEp.
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S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

OrFIcE L. :. A.sKssoR, LIST Dfs-rTer }
Ms. pPKAsASs. Iowa. March + 1884
Annual Taxes for 1864.
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TAsNFacs ssSsnSsss.issA.
The following 4 ffoa The Usiyerse,
Organ of Bishop Wood, Catholic Of Phil
adeiphia: -.
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nave on hand, ADD fhsil eadeavor 10 keep hand
good suppl! Of good quality OF ever, thnz in my
ins which Offer 10 the public at the LOWEST CASH
PktcES. at the old stand lain street, Bet -
aud 4th.
~ SIGN OF, THE BIG SADDLE III
orders from the Cenntry promptly ATTENDED to
pov7-d
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Wants.
u7ANTED. CORRESPONDENCE

WANTED-A Competent & ok kf ep-
w e4. 49, EaisffriAe .iiiis- T-arsAw Iltirois,
stating salary kisste3. a N. " ATERAAS.
nlchl4-tlw
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

respectfully announces
That hts foot his native heath and bis
name 10 Trooly Yours -
.. That his present is DedvortA Hail. sos
Broadway.
5. That Dodworh Hall ID. in consequence historical
SPOT equal In Interest 10 Tammany Hall, Hall,
Oakley Ball. tho City Hail. General Hail. any ethsr Hall
In town.
Tha. nobody who has Artemus ws.s's Psurss Of
anywhere elss and she money thus saved may Be spent
buying overcoas and breaking sAe backbone Of the b
bellion.
That the said Pcsures have already been and q.
sy L-sJ B-u, H. OIL, h I'D W.G'
Z. BY, s. q. II, Judge D-y, Judge k-n. <. Z.
e.. Gen. ncc-n, Gen o. osa D--I, Gen. s--n
great Pictures and that the ought 70 con
tnae t this cruel order that the soldiers
NAV see II, and MAY more be Happy Country;
A every has bis prce, Ward not 20 bs peculiar,
cordnG crcumsanceA People OF Reserved surs gone
rally pay One Dollar.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

VIZ GODS NiNsrRELs si4 BROADWAY.
w Opposite NicAolas Hotel. H. v God. Propr,stor
SUCCkSS sUCCkSS. IMMhNSK SUCCkhA
SECOND WEEK OF
0IEGRISTS WONDERFUL TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS,
the best trained and the most saRsotous animals
RvER EXHIBITED TO The PUBLIC.
Children delighted with the performance
Adults arc amazed Ut their wonderful sAgaeisy
All agree that thoy arc beyond aouos -
III WONDER OF THB kINBTEKNrH CENTURY.
During the past week their performances has boon w
CRoWDBD HOUSES.
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUaR
AM FROM DSLiahTED AUDIRNoBA
nightly rroet The porformanee wonderful troupe q
EDUCATED DOCS.
PROF SikGRfST SON
Will appear In their ohsste elegant and daring
ACkOBATIO HnATA
WOODS MIHSTREL6
IN THEIR INIMfrABLK ENrRRTAINMEuT,
Every evening this week. BEE FrogrA@n3
ArIBLos sALOON-GRAND CONCKRr.
IN Ou THURSDAY kVkNIh0 OCTOBER II.
Tho celebrated Irish Vocalist
Mrs O'NEILL Oats Misa Annie Jamexl
disus suished for brilliant execution OF italian meA
ana admitted " the Irish press 10 b the
sUCCRBS0R OF CArhAkiNk hAfbB
in the render native moodtes VIII make her
sppe New York. assisted BY the following emin
Mr w. CASTLE Mr. 9. 9. CAMPBELL
Mr.. FRANK 0ILDER.. -. ~
Tickets at Ponds, Beer Schirmer's and Nibo's ssss
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
kmUsEME rTy.

AcApfxY OF HUsrc-IrALrAs ornEA w
- D"sc'os -. s'..t..s. ..'-.-..--t -t..'""~
. M 1ss saAst g s.1 1sss .,a;. EEr1q.S 81.
I-s.,nh subscription .igat,
"S :" sss CLARA s.1St Iouss si ksLLosa
% Ts Is i'a /; VIZ
iTs eS5rov, TUESDAY October 2s.
$40. sAsslnILIAsI. ,
10 Doanetts grand opera
who on til. as.. sss! d i u s9lasro Greats.
rhk GREATEST SENSATION
eTsT se @ 6?s, = sr y' drama In AFr'.
os IL sspT sES8. S1HD r9tni Mgs
seats can be secured and ticket, may be had or snysf
acaaemy y Deer 4 schirmers, 7oi Beo,dw.y. sswA.
ner Of Nassau and Pine ssrsets-
D GRAND ITALIAN OPERA v..vr
o. II si.asRl SssDiS xdSSsPs h,SSrrs Oct :. ''so't'
''''"~ sc xAssIMILIAsL
IN DOairetns grand tragic Opera
Who the hrst night OF It's representation In New forh
THE GREATEST SENSATION
history OF the Lyric Drama IN Amsrses
The OF secured seats commences this morning 2
Breoklyn At the Boz Once Of the Aeadem, :qs n ssw
York a. Root Anthonys corner Of Nassau aad fine ..a
DARK THEArRE-BRooKLYN
l. The great Comedian, -
Mr. FRANK DREW
Second week of his Brilliant Engagement
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY
tn. rox r4sss y sf''sS cSABlsArrou.
"Si. SEShEaL Ssai 'fi'HHH fos TatMB AND wIrK
pHrssT 7 rPSss' sSRofs oorons.
'sSess saSs ISS AND n%yss sss
GIVE THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY.
AT III A. n AND AND ~ r. N.
The afternoon eutertA Anments are most crowded
A the aHTSr fbHNficAL wEDp9sd 9 SPps cosTU%k '
AFTE ERNOON, AT 5.
PRISONER or sPIKLBERG;
THE zrNaARo AND HIS MosKEv.
TOM THUMB TROUPE,
BELLE OF THE BASEMENT
EVENING AT IN
PAULS RETURN
Characters Mrs j. Prior, France; Miss kook. Cloe
yer. Messrs Lavck, Mestsyer, BridgemAn, JsmiessA.
PREVIOUS TO PLAY, TOM THUMB COMPANY.
ALBTNOS, GIANTS, LEARNED SEAL, &c.
Admission, 80 cents Children under ten, 10 cents
DRYANTs' MINSTRELS
% The Exeesor Troupe In the following brilliant psO
gramme CARTE DE vIsITE.
EXEMPT SHAKERS. CHALLENGE DANCE:
Sally Come Up, Perfect Cures The Policy Omce Wake u
VIM Henry, Fife and Drum Major, Martin ChnzelwnV
Family, Monster TIn-pan onion, Introducing Messrs dey
Fowler Garatsgni, Hilton Grer, Ssvori. Emmett AAssss
Tommy Neil and Dan Bryant
Family Circle 80 cents: ParQue % cents Commencs =
IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

II ARoB SALE Ov wInD0wa riOiUA And Pho.
- = saossss, 90 Iss.s.s.y. ocs = iA ~ sesesG
Gkh Dsr sfer la Van ssxe~< wuhenA rerf 70 wealth
= K00 boxes ~ supwsss rvwseA window, rissure and
YkcSqSrphsrs' ass sfasss.sss mc.1. 80 ID y kCa
Hsses bstS ScsSs es6 sngs sAsk an II nns order and
- sov paAA
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

gAuILy GIVING Up HOUSEKEEPING WILL
ali their Furniture at KreAt sacrhce Tor cash CON
sstns magnificent weed rAnoforte Two
ps.,os gui severed rich French satin broeasl;
marble iop rsbls. rcssweod ktAgsrs Cur!ana on PAM.
Mssussses, Aa Inquire ~ ils West Eighth street. neal
otx avepua.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

nR. JOIN coLL1rr, ~ SIXTH AvEnuR, WHO
eAaA s~eniug cf this Physiology
"a ., hapast seven ossocs II the Fres6ytsrisn shsrsk
xeventh aysnus the ef Bihteepk would
:s:ss ::::s;srS ~: ~ sssMs ssssaS ~ AS's''' e''s -
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

70 AsA q party vhs wosll rent Der rursiture. $40
asrseasIA wosld yssrd vasA AssN Addrsss hns lo0s
Rosa o0oA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-21
Die @efamasmen i'm siiSen.

Den Wlittbeilnngen pes 5errn Oberflieutes
ndnt 9epp, rer iid aus ben !6dnben Der Hes
bellen ielbit befreite, entuebmen mir ttlbtrd9lid
nph S~Dlgenoes: .-tftlaJls
l1eber feline beuti6en llnglidseeidbrten aus
benz N~prbpeiten mahte uns !6err 9epp iplgenee
MlittbeiIlngen: ~ "43aa !,
Die observation-disclosures 6usp @erbdtbti
lno 9SrarS sd weinur uno Der 9ieutes
nant Sarl SrtBe bonn "a. SIinpis, uno Der
lieutenant t6ugo S6rDber pom 80. SIls.a
uno ber Captain 8ernbdrb On DIT pom
26. 8iscouiin ipNaren inter ben geTanseneg
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btu transpprttrt pllroen. Gerbarot nitb S6rSz
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itanbenen 2eioen elmer siemli6 9uten Gefuf1b,
belt. S6mcinfurt linb SCnidte roaren frdnt,
LID. Sribe mar I'M Stat duf Der Sabrt1 bon
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terer entiprungen; aber BRET 8p6en barauf
tpuroe er,; ba man ibn untertpeaS eia9efai1gen
bate, in Wacpu eingeliefert uno stpar in idred-
lidem 3uitanoe, ab9emasert, pom Wpsquitus
jerFreien, barfuB uno audi BON anberen Gleis
cunssftiden entbl6Bt. Sod erbclte ct li6 piez
Der. DAB Captain gmil Srep pom 80. Sus.l
in &i6mpno iurldbebalten unb bort, sur Bies
oeruerseltuns fur bic gtniperruug eine8 8ebels
lenofijierS I'M Roroeu, in eneen @eBabrIam
9ebrodt stuuroe, lit unieren 2eiera betannt.
8le u1s 9err 6epp er5dbtt, purbe Captain
SSrep Oesbalb ipesieI 5u oieiem traurigen Sbid<
lale ~erleien,, tpeil bic GefdngniBbebDroen aus
leiner GcrreipOnoens eriaben, oaB er elmer Der
eriten boieIlanpldafli6en SSamilien anseb6rt.
8ei ibren ieaenannten 8ieoerpergeltunssntabs
regeln iu6en bic &ebelIen iiberbuupt itets iplde
9efangene aug, pel6e gepiatise SdmiIienpera
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