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nenth of thc Ron. Georgc potts. D. n

Death Of the Rev. George Potts, -. ID.
The death oi tLis distinguished clergyman took
place at his residence in this city on Thursday
morning, September H. iu the siNty-third year of
his age. Dr. Potts was born in Philadelphia
received his academic education at Princeton
and studied for the ministry in tho Theological
Seminary at that place. After receiving ordina-
tion, he accepted the pastoral charge Of a Pres
teriau church in Natchez, where nc devoted
himself 10 the labors of his calling for fifteen
years.
He was then settled over the Duane Street Pres
hytCllau Church in New York, and on the com.
pletiOn Of the new editCe in University Place,
be, ame pastor Of the large congregation over
which he has since presided. He had wide repu-
tation as an eloquent preacher, a devoted pas
tor and IN estimu0le man in all the relations Of
life. His name was brought prominently before
thL public several years since by controversy
with the Rev DR.. Wainwright subsequently
Bishop Of tbs diUcCSe) on the rites and discip Inc
Of the Episcopal church.
DIR. Potts had been in failing health since the
month of July, having suffered an attack Of
paraly sis while on visit at Saratoga Springs.
lie leaves wife aud four children, three Of them
sons, one an CIcer in the Union army. Tue
tuLCTal Will be celebrated on Monday next 10 the
University Place ChurCh.-N. Y. Tribune,
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
First Collection District OF Poun,y comprising ths
Second, Third FOURTH FIrh, siNth aud EovoutL Wards
Of tie City Of Philadelphia
NOTICE.
The Annual Asscssmout for 1854 for the above named
District, Of persons liable to Carriages Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables and Gold aud Silver Plate, and
also ofpcrsoRs required take Licenses having boen
completed,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That tic TaXos aforesaid will bo received daily by the
undersigned, between the hours Of A ". and 2. NJ,
Sundays eNcoptodJ at tho ONCE, No. 3Oi CHESNUT
Street second huor on and aner TIIURSDAY September
I, and until aud including SATURDAY, September ~,
ensuing.
All persons who fato pay tLer Animal Taxes upon car
ragcs pleasure yachts billiard Rbos, gold aud silver plate
ON or before the oath day OF September 1851 Will
penalty ten per additional OF the thereof
usd be abiot costs provided for In tho 18th Section
OF the Excise Laws of July l, 1869.
An persons who in like manner shan fail to takO out
their licenses, regulated by law on or before the 2iL
day OF September 1864 win incur penalty ten per
ccntum additional the amount thereof aud be subject
to prosecution three times the Of said tax, In
accordance with the provisions Of the j9h section Of the
law orosuid.
An payments required TO be made In 1reaSury Notes
under authority Of the uniod States notes Of Banks
organized under tho act 90 provide National Currency
known " National Banks
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL GE GIVEN.
JEsPEE HARDING,
Collector,
soI-2lt No. GOi CIIEsNUT Street.
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SPECIAL ADvANTAoBs OF THIS LOAN,
II tsAbAuONAL sAyIEas RAvx. ooer,ng 1. s,-n.~ ear,
OF Interest than any other and mo best ,setruv Any
es'nss bank which psys s depostor tn United stats
Notes considers usi Il paying IN the best circulating
medium Of the ooputry, canHos pay IN aaythin
better for s own ss'sts sher In eovernment seour
uea or In notes orbonds payable Governments paper.
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AND FINE TAILORING
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NOTICE 10 HOLDERS or THREE YEARS sEvHN-
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER 1, 1851.
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MILITARY NOTICES,

A SUBSTITUTE CAN BE HAD FOR Two
~ lEAEs, Mt $500. o Broker need answer, Address
"NAN y, a. ilIst flCC. lp
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TRBAs URY DEPARTMENT,
AUaUsr d, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

BY Telexaph.l INV YRx, Ju,s IL
ec'soa-Excifed and Ssic~ sdvanrsd faly eenss pes
pound ealss ~ 23<pI ~ u4a1ifng splsnae.
fioar--ssAse and Western opsssA snisS a.d sesal3y
with sir demand. bat ciod duil ard suar1ely % arm
Sales 1t eeeS ~ kH extra state shippdnx brends a.
sss - exfra n. o.; 100 - tradn beun. tnr;uded
IN sls 49, bh Extra otaas to ss1fvs q o. kesre
July Al -.
: kasly-ossss nsi ny ~ ss.s. .sd 81
o. 3zk fox Western
whs..-aesiv. aad Or. sor pri.s ~ d.Ii hs.vy .sd
declinng fur c.,anon saaiitIs Salss 1sel 70 o.
hicaxo sidng 7&el - tbs MI. Clubs SaSi So fys
AMbef Mnvsrker; 04o1 - N Winter IA We
tern; eS<9l u Amber Michigan
kye-frm at &sol 70.
CeFn-buli h~asy ard lower. eala a easal IS ar
new mixed Wsssern; g new and old Do
OAts-MoFs Active md lower. ealesaa S1ose Western
Mool-firm and advancing.
Rice-Duii Ilk fos Rangaon.
Codee-ln3et and unehanxsd
saesf-Quiee II 20 II 54c sndls boxes Havana q H.
Pstrolcum-Quiet and Unchanged
Pork-kifness wfah god dsuaand cAxsay sAv>nes h..
II o. ssw primo Sates q Sign 70 ~ 49, n q
fur old msE ~ 16A q u Eos n~w az "a tA1101 e
for old and new prime ~ % for prime sasss m so
Obis ED or june, buyers option 81 OF 100 ~
mss, ssne serms ard deciining q sc o. ga Am 49,
new uses, ksr Suly, buyers opssou Il u 70
besi-sluiet and arm; tsOls % for n.ess ea3 ebs
prime 10 yo@ls 70 re packed 1esg N0z2 exfrs nsss
rr.s ss.s Beef quiet - ss@se sssf Hams qals4 and
Bed skdes-Dni and pominasSy unsha,reA
4 Cut Aeats-(uief, ~ 70 II for hams.
nncna sSdes-Buh and nominally unchanssd
LArd-Qxiet aud without cl1ansvs Is nitA
butter-ktrH 20 &c for Ohfo and ~ n a. aa~se
Chesss-stesdy, lvsslSc. :
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sua.a-New Orleans fir, lssz prinS. nd cAo,cs n
dsrsd me-.
:, ..::l..s.-sy.r -. saoasss assA..sr,p. ~
cessn.-A - IN, -.
10-U3f - l11<e.
ssseaa,es2< ~ 1,u11A ~
Soas1 rs gnnN ~ e~1n, s3eooa
= =. ~ - g Nj - l.ssaial. = = =
rsaAeeo- bit e..k - ns1ns. - ~ =
- 0eta - keeefnl lss4, q % % q G. 8
nAns-1syt M11h u - - uesn
cossx1S Cesf90 = Cy =, rsssu.
DaY AprGss-A1 u II ~
par eaAcaae- HIS II % loc m,
DAT CunaAu4o--1nn
RAtslns-B - % = II
SAM ~ = oA
RxAnl 67AnC1-oe.
!. nsH J. S !. s.,s1 lssss nm. = - 49,
y - Asea = q, ~ Vs1AAnnean = ri
80 uneh1ssl 49, ~ on111e -
+: $s$ :
NS1A -. tWAA -. - q
=: !; 7. g. z. g . isisa 4 4 So = = q q.
Oana-1 a.iszo. -: Ds.s,.ul, ~
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- Dha Castello's great show will be
in town 70. day. Il has been up the rivsr,
and down the river, and oil over The
country. and everywhere; the people Per.
'ist 70 visiting il and aduiring the per
formances. and declaring il to Be- ct the
very top Of the profession, and the press
susss'n the popular verdict. OF course,
What everybody says. mast be correct;
and hence, our "everybody"-msani se
thereby all of our local public-ws sup.
pose viii not fail to attend this afternoon
and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

Am. KAss tAss c,ss M = or.


nay, ave ne yocx attention..
And heer wnas pruPoees
Az ssu yen vesse % ~ 0oaAS bAAeAu,
an Aso ena eoyp Cs0ehs:
10 ssit both PuRsf and IrE
ADO on giving them cal,
ION cannot faii 70 buy
CRnuy:
49,, 80. - IN 49,.
49, 49, - rS9.shs.- Tn~-r
ri. - 49, ve,rekssr
No 4 49, asrssa
usa N. Gasa 49, ss9nG
e.sn soo -, = ~ 80 "se.
49, a. - - = - ~ F~'
- ~ = ~. gone ~.
OfCsotAisg, Hsfs ~ sAoa,
FOu neeant leaso wfthaut Dsw 6arUeaA
EU gfsmhaeks Ne HBvR nvuuR
c>oars.
-,-
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- By the kindasss Of the psblisaSru
70 dad upos or sabls 1.-THE Anssiean
Exchange and Review, . josraal stish
=, 70 - The words upus u titls -,
= 4 miscellany Of nssial ksowiedes "a
ssaesal lissssssrs, and specially dsvsesd
% aaancs' Commerce. art. physics ana
soosas and ecosomis science, t."
It y rvideatly ably Conducted asd Is,
sypsnphy = excellent. Publ;.bsd s,
Fo.ies 4 4 .oa. Philadslphia. Terms
800 per spsnm.
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SELECT MUSIC FbR IHOII

SELECT Music FOR CHOIR
- PRACIIcx-Sk~ Spsiesias b1Sss ~ rs<csn~pS-
6rcaaprvx Cas3srtieu 81. Chnrxh Nssac ixS H.nesvs
C1sreh Nnaac, 22s. Harp n JaAAh. l ~ The Hos.ans
La bestva Acsarnys Coll u Chosuses as Con
veaaios CAorW Boob. ~ kness@ars AAih~ms o. 0sa
fsiks' Coscrrs Tunes, .. fsckerubass .hanis xxn-
bossoa stse b'oa, v Mason weYa, - BOSTON NJ
lodeon scas och, - Musical AyriA, Is Western
Sell. LIZ. Toanx Folks 6le~ Book ~ The cbor,is,
rossctcu 81 .eoruses In kes erh list sent on an
rateaeSca-t Hssdn's aed Aoasrts Mhsscs
diseoant from the sirve prices quantities Coplcs
sent post psd on r-c+ips II the price. OLIVER clf
s0S CO. PnhatSlassA IT EssAingtns Street Rosson
nsay&0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

o~Ihs Unitasian GAhbatk. oSAenl II.
csFt last svsnisg ~ wsll attended. ~
NAE ss'i'. viii their bsisAs go -
s.'''ag lsees. we're - pretty ~ ssts.e.
s'ye = ~ ms bsds wers nm 80.
sose.'' sad 'bsy bsAsvrd sad psrlbrned
sxcslisntly. Il the audiSses aid - a.
airs shs singing ard deslatssisu, q
shose javsailes. - dsa't sppsss,sao i,
taeas, bss u did admiss then. R,..vs.,s-
pssseas " tslishsst, Al seald iii. Is
sash soaessts . = hsld oitssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

a IA zss. "a -
:. ! - - y!
- = $50 - ee4s :
! - - -
-, +. ~ 3 = q !.
-. s =. - 80 "a .!.s' l 80, 49,
! & J j
ssIs
- 'szs ~
y NJ d. ,' . !. a.. = ss,s r q. s{.a !:
:. - -. ~ 3. - ~.
"a - "a ~ q s} s. 4 =
/ ha.epd. The go M - ektv =.
| ho'e;s6ea hsye bess i,fbtni.e - .eorll
rriv. dave a,.iyvun ~ f3nlioaeeod uurue
" =, aay;u - A. pan,lts a nj oacssrdvi1w
vith ia IL. "A nii.S oaa ! unind
as.e.e ..d e;tv ,;.a.s. Their 49, ~
vould have saved then s.rah fxunhle.
Thers v.r. lad ana f,.nrA.G renorsa n
sre.,rms il o.r citv Ses.rdav. ana sear,v
svery shot reduced By oos our ea.ins
poDu,s.ion. We noticed some hsH doses
p;lsd upon oue dr.y and being driven ont
Of the sowa. Poor does! Their easssr
vac ended. Rsysolds m,ae /, potsreit Of
his doc and S,nthey ,a.r Of tha na.v
excsllspcies u his cat, and. your pasdos,
ladies'. but with the example Of thee
ore.t m;ods before a. We deem il unius.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

vickxs<1e. Mrs. Aux. =, iS6z
D. esan Dsl1-Dsn ~. - kacvy . - 3 "A.
shss have ssed yvor vaiaAls Csus saess vish -
ssseet t. syssa IN srei 4sbsIlfg .ss rwussr.se =
~ gsss. rrvascsd " tbs ashsnitky ed nisnpnse &.
rsScs - tes Ans6spSf nves sFNnna tiekshrn hevSrs
esss VIA oss efsss ArAy tAFoexAssf il Wade ssusS
~ campaign ! ooaAAsnty rsrca.n~n6 ~ - = ~
II. ". FOvLR
Aesst .. 4 sns&i.ey Con.xGsjs>
LesssvuAA ~, eepl II lsa
" tns - 81 SeU ~ IsnenitSea thruusA = erers
y Ains, 70 - &sra Dfrseinr = - u~s.r1@e n -
AAy q ~ Sansesinnd, nMpis VI ~ Lsarun nIss@Tp
~ inssctso0, md feqaesesA ssxv -. ~ E.A y
.sss..esSs- 70 scssos and Apprsvs tss seax on
iss Haiss1as IL Msxc.i plrsrserss vp~,v - -.
sses ksrerass psFniios 70 amp ~ aus<n & ors .
law q soad - sGstsn JtlIsH NIL
4 - Asisaed thu C>iFsa nttSs v5li - % ArY- -
~ enc s.ass p.sp.siy md In uodrrasiaa - -
ossrtea - NJ Daifs b<ag ps,nfstsA = ir, q !, 4.
saflGgu- A AkyKY FIal n sy.S - =
earUses nd nsdscai pirecsee D. C.
Hsad9sassas pspassn<st u Cumbersasa
NsthvHie, fsan- July - ietz
" john D.ll'a agsst M, hAs pexsui,risun - sair
70 sasevtiae rsna, - pus - daeea a b~ai.s C.
drcs hasssss for sals ~ sst3srs in tAe array oaly
fhs fs sisxSDn a ths ffsasy Departmsea ses h ),
cz0Pissa witA ssxscsly
~ order q Nh = Oea. RossersEs.
Nh. r. wTLEA.
MAJOR aad Prcvusa Assukaa c.
sor ~ Wholesale md rse~i b, Mdkinsos Bsrsists
~ ieeA apri3AAsiv.
CAn - DrsssysaA saxfxxs rRAsS :, arpsrc e,~rn
~ 0Sk nox % r. u. 6RAHpn III pssfs
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NJ PlAAsAsr. HESar CeUxrr, Iowa. Jrxt 2 1854
Notice n hsrsby given prcsiAsd IL section Is IN
O. tsw, - - 81 Conar~s -nnled 70 PROVIDE
tnsss.na rsseess - b. ssst ~ 0svaneas 81 ~
t.ssr.s - ~ psAtc de sppscssd S.ly lst. isaa
AL vheo 10y cOocssn thst the assistant Asneurne'
u - lss - - i2A Dvtsa in d. Ccnnty of -
Sh Csi1s<xce pKtct n tswa. - cpmpaessd the -
segs ~ ~ I'D Dtvtatsn IT tAe ncrfh of Ny fsn-
snAs isee - tna - tos. yaiassoos anA En.nsen-
49, - nd tnksa Vim b 1onsd in tn psnson =
eIRlek kss- ~ fhe Cty q ksOAnk, In the Cpsn-
y ~ Lee. susrf - exAninaSn k the ssse< a Hf~e
days fren asd after ih~ IL d@y ene lss4 ADd 10
t hrrsiy fsrhv given thAs syeAls siii H. rprSveA
and det~smtA@d ~ TIE DtY4 Aas1~w relative 70 nv
sfrcnesS a. sxeeve vaiuaaion <usneasions By he
Aasant Assssssrs - tbs 04re ~ ~ C. s&zipe n to
City o. kesksk In the seansy a. Les between de heurx
q 70 oecek A. l. and e'csork p. ~ tn Ms day of
Jane A. " lsSA u, PfGKRI.
tee-d1w Assrmnsx R1S9 Dlntzict II Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

~ Pearson 4 Cuttings Polyorapa
at the Athepeum Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. See notice in another
column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

LssAtlR. H. July 18th, Is<a
JONI H. Baoce. ksq.-Dtsr sir: have fesn q suGerer
for Sx years With Chscnjc Khenafissa and take eresa
pleasure in r~connending your IIIenand Gout ai Nes
rslga HSeci1r ~ b. the bsvt medicine err that dissAse
tAsf haze ever hsTdoG whoa uonsneDc~d sakinx IL
cush hnrAy walk or III -taii. great the pain
aoA u ~ ire ffs r. asd ny legs ars ~
the Ass 0ne n 0ve yesrs frre non pnin I'D tel
ninbl4 that think vcnld BE- dasnE all the While II
ID - much nux3c Dat sir il d rple1Aid
nsins, auA would rrc0mnssd ~ fAss@ sirsrd With
thsse dr1~s 70 tvy H. have Just SUsAA Csp9 Rzyspd
n htea1 81 nse) HIS tack with insnsatssy rkeu-
skasn. asd toid him What yonr medicine did or me
- Yin sead b go S< 81 H. Encnsed ptease nd
100 d,aiass and Nod NE twe hptties Of te Specific
sAoad MOI ND mr~~lf viii give II sa~ one that
Dos Or ferv pieasy that nrc sus1nx with Those
assAsss tha4 with yuur s,sei6c and
think that yca coght 10 rush 10 every CITY in the
Cntoo- Very respectfully yocrx.
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN
Residence, cLscxgo, H.
PA send medicine 10 care al ~ y VI WLifresn Ch;-
cagp. 1--WE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

Ice J tcE ILL am prepsred to fnruish
ice to the citizens Of Keokuk 10 quaint.
tee 10 ssit. Order left u my ONCE On
Sd street. between Main add Blondes -.
OF gisen 70 the wagons viii receive promp,
attention. D.CoLa.re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

Fen BuRLrEaroH, Ks!rasRuRo, NV
bosTaS, MUsoAslsE, Rock IsLArD Asp
DAvsHPosr The steamer City Of
Keitbsooig, Capt. Chas. Norrisoa, sin
leave Fort Madison this morning on de
arrival Of the car, from Keokak, making
connectioa With the railroads Tor oil Of the
above points. and At Davenport with dali,
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk 1t 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

CoLcATEV uoNEV soar.
This cslsbssssa Tossss >eap. /, ssea ssev~,,,
isnAad- b aAsds hsn ~ easseess nAss4sls i
soaaA Asd sae leaeia iss aasass. Gf4esnnss
sceassa .asA szsfsasiy osnsasoAal h ~ deaos
~ - skin- ssr ~ y II DuugisA - ts.e,
ieelD pea1oN 1920.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13


<.< ~ 7.z. ll ia! ~ Vi
ia Il
! -. N 90 81 = a 20 "a
e
WMDVW y! ~! - -.
- UlI ~ 49, !
- FOL - 11le|
W - fsszt - ~
~ ID d. ~. - 49,
l - q - -
ssr-laA7 : - = : y 3
NoItIIo1I - !. cssss.{ s.IiP = L Q.
WI1ziD. I - -. :. ! - =,
81 = e. 49,. -, !. -, 90
. E ::::: = - -:
10 - - - -. \
woeA oss1izlly rsosanssa thsn - my fosmsr paaxs.
Ax. = Enllnps - ~ fsanA - tsr oune, 80 vi
Attend e ahe cosesioa r. q oss.t.nAnx soco1nts -
ss4e k3~uiAg i1sn1sass is1sltpA - M, stA pasnse
- euni1 nGeal1MenS - ~ $3.50 Sg5
ess4Aeo1w JOEL uCk
I'm afNno Du ~W1oAa = NM
-
y
si:.sy. go ssg - pasosas. . de- pable
-. =. 49, 49,. - - ~ ssrsse.
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,erreessa " 4 HAMA : n v,.....,. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-31
The Condition of ChnrIeston.

New YORK. Jan. 30.-A lady who left
Charleston Jan. 1lth gives important infor-
nation from there to the Herald. One hall
the city Is abandoned and damaged by Gen.
Gilmore's shells from Battery to Wentworth
street. In about the middle of the city
nearly all the houses are demolished OF
greatly damaged, while the earth and pave
ments are ripped up in all dircCtione. All
hotels so much injured rs to be closed. eX-
cept the Pavilion. The Normal School
house is badly damaged and abandoned
The st. Phillip street school house is yet
untouched, and school is held there regular
ly. The City Hall is abandoned, and it and
the Court House materially damaged. The
st. Micheal's church steeple, on which is q
rebel observatory, is untouched, though
shells exploded on all sides of it. q
The effects Of shelling on Christmas day
was dreadful. A number of people were
injured and one lady killed, the people
thrown into panic, and Hibernian hall de-
molished. All banks and the postoflice are
damaged, and newspaper offices are removed
to the extremity of the city.
The prices of all articles are fabulously
high. The Union sentiment is quite large
and on the increase. The treatment of Un-
ion prisoners is brutal. The conscription
takes every man not foreigner or incapa-
BILE. There were forty batteries around the
city and reinforcements for the troops daily
arriving.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-31
From the Army of the Potomac.

New YORK, Jan. 30-The Herald's Army
of the Potomac special says: A rebel cap
tain of the 9th Virginia cavalry came into
our lines to take the oath of allegiance. lie
had abandoned the rebel service because he
was convinced it was useless to hold out
longer, and that further resistance would
only result in desolating the South. Nu-
merous desertions from the rebel army en-
courage the belief that the time is not far
distarft when there will be total disruption
of Lees army.
A squadron of the 4th Pennsylvania Cav
airy has just returned from successful ex-
pedition to Aldie and Middleburg. A tam
merry was destroyed which had furnished
leather to the rebels. "A rebel party OF
guenillas was pursued, who absndoned
their horses and took refuge in the dense
foHst, and the horses were captured.
Guerrillas along the railroad line are
active, but have done no particular damage
except the capture of four or five men,
There was lively skirmishing between them
and our pickets at Manassas, but nobody
was hurt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-31
Sheriff s Sale.

Peter Fransisco, Franklin County Com
Mary J. Geiger ct al % Sale in neis Partition GSoI.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court to me directed | will offer for
sae atpubc auction at the door of the Court House
in the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of March, A. d. 1864,
At one o'clock =. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the County of Franklin and State
of Ohio, to-wit
Two hundred acres of land, more or less, being
lots Nos. 30 and 36 in section No. ], township No l.
range l6, Jefferson township, Franklin county Ohio,
being the same land conveyed by Peter Fransisco
and Mary Francisco TO Peatt Fransisco by deed dat
ed August 2lst, A. ID. 1S33 and recorded in vol L.
page 446, Franklin county records, except so much
a. n"i sOS hy the Administrators Of the
e; Satt - a. 9&lsco & and described follows, to
lot No 49, being all Of said lot that lies west Of tho
road leading from Reynoldsburg to New Albany, in
sad county, beginning at the southwest corner OF
SAID lot NO 30, thence east on the south line of said
lot to said road 50 poles and links thence nOrthery
along SAID road to the north line of said sectioNO
49, thence west on said north line to The northwest
corner of said section 103 poles and 10 links thence
south on SAID west section line 10 the place Of begin
ming.
The above described property is to he sold subject
to the dover estate of Catharine Francisco
Appraised at 1886 dollars per acre.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third of the purchase mon
ey paid on the day of SALE onethrd in one year and
onethird in two years, bearing interest fromday Of
salo, with mortgage on premises to secure deferred
payments. ,.
Printers fees So IS itHas
WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Sheriff of Franklin County.
ian 27-d1t&wtd 4 G''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-31
MORNING, JANUARY


New YORK, Jan. 30.-A letter from Little
Rock, dated 18th, says convention com
posed of most respectable men from various
parts of the State, some thirty counties, h; s
elected delegates. In fifteen of them they
voted ut their ordinary precincts without
the presence of n single soldier. Nearly
six thousand votes were cast. They are in
session now and have engrossed Constitu-
ton and made Arkansas free forever. There
was only one dissenting voice, Jacks, from
Helena. He was in favor Of gradual eman-
cipation. To this letter it may be added
that Gen. Steele has officially recognized
the convention. .
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NO.1S6.
Attachment Notice.

The Columbus Wooen Manufac. | Court of Common
turing Company, Plaintiff. Pleas Of Franklin
D. X. Hare, Defendant State NJ. ub;o
ME DEFENDANT j. R. HARE. OF
the State of Iowa, will take notice that the o.
umDus W oolen Manufacturing Company of the citv
= Oolhmbus, in the State of Ohio did on the 18th
ny OF December, 1863, file its petition in the clerks
iince 9i the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
rrahKlin county, in the State of Ohio, against the
aid *. Hare, setting forth that said Hare the de-
endant, IS indebted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
t53l 80 debt and S4 40 costs with interest thereon
rom the oath of day November 1863 at the rate of ten
Der cent on certain Judgment taken on the 3st dav
january 1859, for the sum Of $567 in the District
court OF Iowa, within and for ScOttcounty and that
tn attachment has issued out against said defendant
N sad action, and has been levied upon the follow
ing described real estate in which the defendant
WINS an interest, the same being situated in Frank
nn county in the State Of Ohio, and in the city of
Columbus 70 to wit: lnlots numbers 7G6, 1884, 249 sO3
Soo and SC6 and that garnishee process has issued
nut " SAID attachment and been served upon VIII
nam Martinns the Executor of the estate of Jacob
iiarc deceased, requiring said Martin assuch Execu
Or 10 appear IN said court and answer touching tho
amounts OF monies that are now in his hands and
hereafter to come into his hands, which belong To the
defendant as his distIhutive share of said estateof
Jacob Hare 90 eascd, one Of the heirs at law of
SAID estate. And said defendant is required 10 an
pear aud answer by the Goth day of February. 1864.
or Judgment will be taken against him
BY q. G. COLLINS
uec.0-dlWd. Plaintiffs Attorney
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Federal victory In Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The following has
been received at headquarters here:
NASHVILLE, Jan. 29.-Gen. Foster tele-
graphs from Knoxville, Tenn, 2Sth, 8 A,
NJ, as follows: have the honor to report
that the cavalry under Gen. Sturgis accom-
plished victory over the enemy's cavalry
yesterday, near the Fair Gardens, ten miles
east of Siersville. McCook's division drove
the enemy about two miles. After a stub
born fight, lasting from daylight until fouI
in the afternoons, we captured two steel
rified guns and over one hundred prisoners
The elfemy's loss was considerable, sixty
five being killed or wounded in charge
Gerrard's and Walford's divisions came up
in time to be pushed in pursuit.
a (Signed) 7 JNO. A.RAWLINGS
k9gt ~ Brigadier-G General.