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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05

u There's one man connected with the
administration who it seems to ME has a
right TO be proud, and that is Salmon p. Chase.
can remember how his five-twenty bonds
were laughed at in Congress. even among
Republican members of the House. They
felt certain that MIR. Chase conld not sell a
hundred millions OF these bonds during the
war, and IN a little more than a year five
hundred millions have been sold. and Mr..
Chase is actua ly trying to buy hack dozen
millions which were sold over the limit fixed
by law. This is a financial success of which
any man in the world nigh, he proud. The
rebels could well spare jeff Davis, or even
Gen. Lee, for fiLancer who could revive the
dropping credit of the confederacy. Such a
man will never arise among them flashing
ton Letter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05
81 E L M B OLD'S

GENUINE PREPAR TION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05

Acting upon her reserved rights, South
Carolina has repealed her ordinance of ale
glance with the Union. and also her laws c.
ding Jurisdiction over forts and places upon
her soil. Had she right TO do this? Ne
cannot question the right
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05
SAMPLE or A CoPPERHEAD PAPER
From the Hartford Times. March 1. 1861.

From the Hartford Times. March 1. 1861.
LINCOLN'S THREATs-Now FOR ACTION
. Let us see ii he will recapture
the southern forts" and collect the revenue.
Proceed Mr. Lincoln. YoI
have stated several times Your purpose to
coerce the southern Gisunionisls: now lie, US
see how YOU viii fulfil your promise.
From the Hartford Times March t.. 1861.
1t may in truth be said that We have no
government worth preserving. if it cannot be
preserved otherways than by an appeal to the
sword and bavonet How idle
and foolish then for few abolition sricklers
tor the Chicago platform, and nothing else,
to talk about enforcing the Federal laws, IN
der existing circumstances, in seeding states
by the use of the military and naval power
of the government, while the entire South
and three tifths of the North. at least. are
utterly opposed to any such course.
From the Hartford Times, April l3, 1861.
As our fathers in the Revolution declared
their independence OF Great Britain, so have
seven states of the South declared their in
dependence of the Federal Government OF
the United States.
From the Hartford Times April II. 1861.
South Carolina has repealed ner ordinance
by which she became part of The Federal
Union. Had she a right to do so? Ne
claim she had, for the State had reserved
that right, and the reservation is written in
the constitution.
Acting upon her reserved rights, South
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-16
THE MOST USEFUL,
1 THE BEST AND TIVE CHEAPEST
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
n "a

THE MOST USEFUL,
1 THE BEST AND TIVE CHEAPEST
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT BAMBERGER BROTHERS.
Read the List Of Articles.
LINEN HDkES.-A very large assortment Of plain,
hens itcheu, and embroidered Hdkfs. Very cheap
LACE COLL ARS.-CambHC Collars and Sets. Very
cheap
FANCY BACK COABs-A very large assortment Of
the most beautiful styles ofncy back al half the regular
retail prices.
GLOyEs-GLovEs.-A very large assortment OF silk
Ieecy Lined Cloth Gloves, and all other kinds OF Gloves
Very low.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
The largest assortment Of BamOral Skirts In the City
From $500 TO $500 apiece. Very cheap.
AERINO GOODS.
The largest stock OF Ladies', Mems, Misses, BOYS and
Chlldfen's Morino UndershTts and Drawers tho CITY.
at very lowest prices
HOSIERY HOSIERY
The best and cheapest Hosie ry In the CITY.
LADIES, MEMS, AND CHlLDREhS HOSIERY
Cotton, W0ol'n, and Merino Hosiery. The largest
assortment Of every size, quality and description.
SATCHELSl SArClELSl
very large assortment Of FreDch Morocco SatcheS.
Very cheap.
LACE Wells! LACE VEILsl
very larte assortment Of black Lace Wells, al all
prioes very cheap,
LADIES' and Gents silk and wooden gcarfs.
Hair Brushes, COMBS, silk Hdkfs.
Corsets, Linen Busons and large assortment Of Fancy
Goods much lower than at other store Ia the city
BAMBBRGEh BROS No. l05 n. ElGH ri Street,
E-l5-6t Third store above Arch.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-16

John IL. STOKES,
No. 7o3 ARCH STREET
REDUCTION IN PRICES or DRY GOODS
A splendid Variety Tor
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF stun GOods.
Freneh herlnoe1 and Poplins.
Lupin's Single and ID luble Width Black DelFtHaL
Lupin's Blight VOL Plads
lupin's Fine Quality French MerlnoeI, ~
Heavy Ribbed Wool Poplins, 81 30
Gay and Plain style Cotton and Wool OeC
500 yai DIS CaieOea, from 81 q 10 SOC,
Plaid ShAwls-Gay and Desirable.
Plain ShAwIs-fOr Service.
Childfens hawls-Long and Square.
Ladies, Gents, aHd Children's Gloves,
Ladies and Gems Linen Cambue Hdkh.
Ladies Hem Stitched Hdkfs
Gems SIX Hdkh
BalmCTal bkirts-Large Assortment.
bFlendd C0uRterpAnes, from AHeHOa.
Hlannel6-White and COlSred.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
llt0 yards American Crash, at 12Se.
IT Ladies will examine this stock they will hnd good
goods at the very lowest prices No trouble to show them
Come and examine, a.
JOHN H. STOKES.
H9im No, 701 ARCH Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

curse Of God and the aDatbemas Of the
people. Blood, blood, is upon them. but
if the President insists that they, in
accordance With The law Of an civilized
nations, insists that they shall expiate
their horrid crimes upon the gallows, lei
Call the people say amen, SO may it ever
be with traitors to that which is good.
God will bear me witness that have in
my heart 10 personal animosities or ma
liclous feelings to crafty in this matter.
The patriotism that cannot rise above al
prejudice, party animosity, or sectional
hate is insufficient for the hour, it will
nat stand the fiery ordeal OF civil strife.
do your duty and the glorious old ship
Of State, first commanded BY Washina aton,
will yet outride the storm, and q she
proudly mounts the boisterous waves.
millions Of voices will exultingly exclaim,
"Sbe rides, she rides" don't give up the
ship.
Our mission u not to organize civil gov
eminent, but to remove the barriers to
your doing 70. By yosr refusal % 70 do
you Tsiinquish al claim TO our protection;
but oncs show BY your acts that yo~ srs
disposed 70 oct for yourselves and place
yourselves within the protecting folds Of
the Constitution and laws Of the govern
ment and the latter will feel bound, BY
every means in il power, to keep back
the tide Of var from your soil and protect
You 10 your rights - American citizens.
The question is with you, will you act ?
or do you prefer that dark and turbid
wave should still roll over you. bearing
upon its blackened surface and burying
beneath It the noblest portion Of our race7
our action must determine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
TNION NURSERY. FT. MADISON

~ E+kF tD- IUN A
TsEE---Ayle Trre~ ss wars ais r--r leo s. on
p~ax Pssrs, 10 years obi pr aeren ~ per lts,
so 1e Daa-f Pears ta old II class 81 per
dsxen IS o. sr is S3n ari Par eaeis Hss-fv
Cherries lsrx~ sseck 10 feet hgh 81 per dozen
30 10 I-r ist pesrh Tr- kiifea Ss~tarir-s killed
Qnncs frsss Do~ning E,er-sarsng Mulberry 81 each:
haferry bushes, arc stoek 4 .izApe Vines, 70 80
Deiasarr g pr str-s old Ehsnfs SIC per
iel~sa s. pr taxeu, kinds Of kvsrgreens 20 s
ieet high. cents ~ 81 - ch tai Tr,~ YIow-
erlng shrubs Ac
ResEs.-Summer En~t-, Bensal ChiIaa Perpetual or
Aohihiy Rose. Hrtfid Perpetual, Ho~- koss- Green
Hcase Plants. Ac
CATALOGUES s-rlt application
ss-for s packages for keokuk, fright all be paid to
hsokuk station, except for Apple No eharx. for
psrkfnS bat sihnpis enough 10 pay fr sacks
nr h2-lna l.. HULL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

WINTER WHEAR.-We understand, and
are sorry to learn, from farmers in various
parts of the county that the winter wheat
was materially injured by the cold, dry,
windy weather few weeks since. There
was larger extent of land sown in this
variety of grain than usual, and the pros
pect for big crop was excellent until
the period We speak Of. We trust that
the injury will prove not to be SO great
as many anticipate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
FROM TENNESSEE.
Grand Union Demon stration at Pu.
laski. 900 CitIxens
PEesent..Giles County Genes Into
the Uni nion.-.L0w and order Res.
t0Fpd.

laSRf. sOUO CftlzeM0
Pvesent-.Giles County Genes Into
the Union.-.Lnw ana order Res.
tored.
PULASKI, Tenn, Feb e2, 1864.
Editor Gate City - To-day, at one
o'clock p. m., large concourse of the
citizens of this county marched en- paasse
from the Court House to the Methodist
Church. Gen. Dodge's brass band led
the procession, discoursing on their way
the "Star Spangled Banner and several
other national airs. "Seizing time BY the
foreloek," with pencil and paper, went
in advance and ensconced myself in .
convenient corner where I could take
note of what was said and done. send You
a copy of the resolutions. with a report of
the speeches: Mr.. c. N. Odway was ap-
pointed Chairman, who stated the object
of the meeting.
On motion of Judge Walker, G. w.
Rose, s. N. Nicholson and r. ]. Gordon
we're appointed committee to draft reso-
lutions, Of which the following is a true
copy. and speaks out the heretofore
smothered feelings of the people:
Whereas, We, the citizens rof Giles
county, State of Tennessee, in mass meet.
ing assembled, believe that the destiny
of our State is irrevocably fixed with the
Federal Union, that the restoration ol
law and order will promote the best in.
terests of our citizens; therefore,
Resolved, l. That, the time has com,
with us when every man who feels b is obi
CATION to his country, responsibility for the
happiness and prosperity of her future
should lay aside his prejudices and bind
himself with all his influences to the worl
of re-establishing civil law and restoring
our State to her fullest Federal relations
| 2. That-we here pledge ourselves K
use our influence for . speedy establish
ment of law and order and the restoration
of our State to her Federal relations.
3. That we endorse the Amnest,
Proclamation of the President of th,
United States, and recommend the sam,
to our fellow-citizens. !,
i 4. That we will carry out the spirit o
the above resolutions by attending upoI
and discharging our duty as citizens a
! the approaching March election.
SPEECH or Col. WEAVER.
l came here to-day, not to speak, bu
to hear and see the people. l expecte,
distinguished gentlemen to address 70,
on this occasion; in this have been dis
appointed; there is one thing. however
in which L have not been disappointed :
: i. e.. in the size Of the audience here 10
: day. It is very gratifying to me to sc
such concourse of the citixens of Ten
nessee willing to return to their allegiance
One thing, certain, fellow citizens, yo
, are not going to return to the Union, 70
0 sre in the Union
I am going to speak plainly to you.-
,. The only thing for you 10 decide il
whether you will hare State Goverl
: lmsnt or discord and anarchy. IN The =
years which elapsed previous to the VA
tTepnessee lost twenty mine slaves ont .
WeE - vTns-sfa -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Howe & Tyler will sell this Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, second hand fur
nlture, cook and heating stove also loi
glazed sash, large size, and suitable for
greenhouse; also six half-octagon col
umns; also one good sm-horse, will
work in single or double harness, and un-
der the saddle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
TT s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

Annual Taxes Ter 1894.


The ATTENTION Of taxayerr Il hereby called 10 the pro
visions Of the United States Excise Law relative this
assessment of annual taxes
By the six tn section u the net Of July is6 IL Ia
made fhe duty OF all persona partnerships, FIRMS associa
0one, or curpOratons made liable 10 annual duty
license, ~ tax, bs(srs t rst Monday @ Ny -
sseA Isss to make .t the Assistant Assess
cor u the District where Iocxred u the annnal
income the articles otects charged with spscai tax,
and the business or occupation lfae 10 pay any hrense
Every person who shzai fsl make sueh refurn by
the day specSe will be liable " h. as---r by the A
SCISSOR according to the best information which
tain; and in such the Assser required odd 6ty
pr centum to the amount Of the items such list
Prompt returns only will avoid penalties.
Every psrson wio shall deliver Assessor any false
OF fraudulent list statement With intent eyade the
vaiuAton or enumeration Repaired hs law is subject
nne ~ I'VE hundred dollars and in such the list Will
oe nAds cut By the A4esror Assistant Aanesr and
hOo the vaastion and sumesation ne thers eas be
- appeal
Psynrut u the snaual taxes esr~pt thoes or cesea
viii not be demanded until fh< thiteth xy u june
1he appropriate blanks on which make fetura and
all neces.ry infosnfios. viii be Furnished 4y VIVA
Stripe Esq, Assistant Assesor for the LIST Division I'd
ward Kiney Esa- ~ Division and John Csypool E-q
lAh Nvia0n, 20 who's thcrturns shoul1 be delivered
on before the first Monday of Nay at their Offices respect
lively. T. ~ PICKEL sF
mci1zdl skw3w I. s. Assessor lat District
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
DVThe weather now is somevbs

1y-The weather now is somewhat
variable. Yesterday morning we had
quite snow storm. In the afternoon
1t was pleasant and the sun shone out
warm. The frst few days of the month
was very mild. and according to the old
rule, March having "come in like lamb
will 90 out like a lion."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
DIED |.

Hon Eli MfIIKR formerly Associate Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas, and prominent citizen of Knox
county. died af his residence In Mount yernon Ohio
ruary n aged ~
The deceased the father Of Mrs. W r. Turner, who
formerly resided In this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

CHRISTIAN UsITY.-Sermons for the
times, in St. Johns (EpiscopaD Church.
Subject for Sunday evening, the 9th
instant-The Rock on which the one
Church is built.
Christians of ell denominations are ear
nestly invited to attend. Service to COM
mence at u O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

te~ The river is still rising at this
point, and is now in excellent boating
stage. The packets are running with great
regularity and are now taking large loads
of freight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Eg In the haste with which We wrote
our report of the Rapids Improvement
meeting for the paper yesterday morning,
we omitted to mention Dr. Mc0uein,
who was entitled to notice above any
other person for the most sensible remarks
made on the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

aT The railroad on the opposite side
of the river will soon be completed to the
waters edge. when the freight can be
transferred to the ferry-boat without diff
fculty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

b6- Received as donations to the La
dies Union Aid Society the following
amounts
MIR. Thomas Tabor, $500
Mrs. William Hickey, (dec'd) 500
Dr. Hickey, Sr., 600
Mr.. W. S. Moore, 500
Mrs S. HAMILL. Treas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

@-A lying institution has been open
ed in Ohio, where young men are taught
to edit political papers in three easy less
ons. of one hour each.-[Exchange.
We think that some of our cotempo-
raries must be graduates Of that school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
THE CITY.

Dd- Two compositors wanted at this
Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

GONE UP.-Rents, as we'll as a great
many other things, have gone up at a
great rate. Dwellings, stores, Offices, &C.,
have advanced from fifteen to twenty.
FIVE per cent. on last years rates and are
in great demand. Scarcely day passes
but what we hear enquiries for dwell.
ing-house to rent. They are not to be
had at any price, and we think that oul
capitalists couli not make better invest
ment of their surplus funds than by erect
ing number of tenement hoouses thit
spring, as they can always obtain plenty
of tenants and at fair price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
CPRCIAL ELECTIoN.-The ou.liked

~ nCAhL ELECIION.-Ihe 9uAined
- electors Of the Public School District of the city
keoknk will hold election at the Public School House
on Biondesu street Monday. the 7th day Of March,
1864 for one President Vice President Treasurer
one Secretary and Director constitute Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year.
The election will be held between the hours Of 10
o'clock a M and p. m. Of said day. J. W. OGDEN,
mcb5ti2t secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

SAD AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon
as the train across the river was coming
in from the east, soldier who was stand.
ing on the platform attempted to get on
the passenger car as it was passing, but
missing his footing and still retaining his
hold upon the car, he was thrown between
1t and the platform and dragged some dis.
tance He was seriously injured and i,
is thought that be viii not survive. Iii,
strange that after as many accidents a.
have occurred from getting on to cars il
motion. that people will still persist in the
dangerous PRACTICE.
GROCERY BUsINKss.-On Thursda,
evening last young man named Josepl
Thornton, who has for long time bee,
clerk 10 the dry goods store of ]. N
Billings, and who has hitherto borne
good character, was discovered in th
grocery store of Messrs. Bower and Tel
Eyck, under rather suspicious circum
stances, and taken to the calaboose 70
lodging.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Ten Eyck Al
ter examining into the facts of the case
and considering the condition Of tb
young man, who at the time Of discover
was intoxicated and did not appear to b
sensible of his offence, or Of the positio
he was placed in, released him by nc
prefefring any charges a1ninst him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Nfm aopertisfn,ents.
r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

- IN the Post Once, at keokuk, the 4ih day Of
March isos. =
- Persons calling fer any Of the following letters
must say, .ADyERrIsEa.9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

wArER.-In an article in yesterday
mornings paper we suggested to oul
citizens and city authorities that perhaps
a snficient supply of water might be OBJ
tanned from the MISSISSIPPI, as it was now
rising. to sprinkle the streets and keep
the dust on its proper footing by, apply
ing to he rpropriesor." In reply to this
article the following "General Order
was issued from the headquarters of the
"Proprietor," and hereafter no special per-
mits will have to be obtained by persons
getting water from the aforesaid stream.
We commend it to the perusal Of our
business men and all interested:
HEADoR's MISS. REGULATION Drp'r,l
Keokuk, March 4, "a. {
GENERAL ORDER No. 81
Until otherwise ordered by this Depart
ment all good and loyal citizens. whether
of African descent or other, are permitted
to use from the Mississippi river anywhere
within the jurisdiction of these headquAr-
ters SO much water as may be absolutely
necessary for Hospital and domestic uses
within the limits of this Department, and
for the ptoper sprinkling of Main street
twice q week until the next rain or dress
parade, for which no permits will be nec
essary.
Cow Stone and the Provost Marshal
will take notice of this Order and govern
themselves accordingly.
By order of The PROPRIETOR.
N. B.-Persons availing themselves Of
this privilege will be expected to take wa
ter from below the landing Of the ferry
and packet boats, otherwise embarrass-
ments may arise in their usefulness.
THE WEArHER.-Any one who would
grumble at the weather for the past few
days, is aft for treason, stratagem and
spoils. - Democrat.
Any one who would not grumble ct the
weather for the laat az hours-ay even
cuss little-is sardine; for the wealth
er during that period has been perfect
slop shop.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
70 MISSION AGENCY.

The subscriber pays the highest price cash for all
hne Of fsoducc and viii furnish goods roeesies
der at keokuk prices with addition OF and
ncidentals.
Advcsswe to Idaho viii do wall to call before ,nsking
purehases. o. TOW ER
yasningtpa. 1aa. ~ ~ dan-<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
For Rent.

DOR RENT-The Dwelling House on
II 9Th street. occupied by Rev Geo Tlaeher This
house has 10 rooms rAnse Ds and coll good s
term cellar, and large brick bsrI- Possession given
abcat the 1st Of April Rent tsoe. Enquire Of
Wch3 sstn H. b TRN-KYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
AssIsr.Nrou AsrrRaasrrns OFFICE

ASSISTANT OF IARTERMAsTER's oFrIcEl
kEoKlE, Iowa Feh q. 1854
All persons having claims against the United States on
account Of supplies furnished by crd-r.or services
reatEed under my direction. respectfully Informed
that all such claims musf ie presented tha last day
cf each mouth for sdjtsrnlfnt.
Vfice hours frcm A. ". TO p. NJ over Andeysop's .
EaNk. L. w SHEPHERD
frhled2w Captain and Assistant Quartermasser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05


Some lonely islandl in the watery waste'
and bestow it upon . more worthy race,
that it be not lost to humanity. Let us
turn from the dark picture, and with new
determination, rally to The rescue and
snatch our prustrate nationality from the
demon secession, who is endeayoring to
throttle it.
What has secession dUne for you'll
Look arouud you, there is not city,
town. village, or hamlet, in our entire
land bat what has felt its dire effects be.
meath its mighty tread, or crushed the
fAearts ofnillions, whils the wailings Of
the heart-stricksu, and the mourning ol
those made desolate, constitute the music
of its infernal pnroh, the ssphsn's tear
waters the Widows weeds. Oh. what q
1fe4koning 1vaits the oriRinators of III
this i care not il the President would
extend his amnesty to all. They arc,
lsnd wssla bs'isA Asi6asly pskA6sab5 tke
n
The New York herald., 1864-04-30

EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. 49,.
hrst will leave New York on the Sd SS
and 2d leach month except when these dates a q sun
loving = : an. =. -
hsGreen "s " p~-s~ sSPS d. b ALLEN. AgoaA
The New York herald., 1864-04-30
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New York Post Office
Saturday. April so, 1854
OGiciaily Published In the Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.

CPKClAL NOTICE.
- FREE DELIVERY OF LETTERS
BY CARRIERS. AT THE RESIDENCE OF OWNERS,
NAY be secured by ooserv ng the following
RULES
lDFect letters plainly moer Of he
hoase a. well as the Poss Office State.
2--tiead letters with the writer's Post pflce
Stree an1 Der, slga them plainly with
reluesi tAst snswers ne directed accordingly
s-Leters 70 strangers transient town or
CITY whose specal address he unknown should be
"a The lower left hand with the word tran
sieul"
4-Parc he possge samr the upper right nand cor.
ner between the stamp snd direction for
Pos mArGing without interfering with the writing
A for the return OF letter the
Claimed thirty days less written printed with
Che Post o.e and State the left hand
the envelope the face side will be complied WITH
the usual pss ot postage payable when the let
ter 10 dsligerca The writer Sec %. law OF 1853
Il Accuracy and despatch require that hese rules
ahoaiIta every instance 5e strictly complied with.
when advertised called for the calling
will please state he date theF are advertised.
City letters. prepai vita TWO cent Mmp. are oot ad
verliset
The New York herald., 1864-04-30

CHRAP PASSAGE TO AND PROM GREAT RIrAIN
~ aud Ireland by Taoscotts celebrated lines of Liver
pool and London packets Drafts available In all parts OF
England Ireland scotland aes, low rates Apply
to TAPSCOTr BROTHERS 4 CO.,
06 8outh street.