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Any one having occasion TO visit a private
mrdIoal institution are advised 10 call on DR..
Volluy,
A large and suoecsSi,Il practice here and else
where onaheS him to guaranty Apsrieet cure in all
eAEcE.
u visitb and eOmmuD ieatious strictly private
aud confidential. Persons calling see no one but
mo Doctor. fobI-u
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The TOHCILIGHT PRoCEssIoS.-The grand
tor hight procession 70 take place under the aus
picsB of the various l. DIN and Johnson clubs In
this city. in cNmmemoration OF our recent vieto.
lies, will take place on Friday evening, instead OF
Wednesday, as heretofore announced.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.

-
CHIEF QUARTEHMAETERB OFFICE,)
DEroT OF WASHINGTON,
NhsnISUToN, ID e., october 5, 1854.
Will DC sold, at public auction, at the COrrsls,
near The GhBofN atory, in the city OF WAshinEt Ou
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1861, 4 lot OF
MULES,
condemned az unit for public servIsc,
Tcrms-CAsh, In Government fu ds.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, .. m.
D. II, FUCKER,
Brigalicr General and Chief Quartermaster,
oe5.lJt Depot oil Washington.
A UCTlON SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.
QUARTERMAS TER GEELnAL's OErIIT,)
FIEsT DIVISION,
WNsuINGTOH CRY, October 1, 1884.
viii be sold at ~ RLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, At the time and places named below,
viz:
MIFFLIS, rENNSYLvAvNIA, THURSDAY, &C.
tobCT 70, 1861.
WILMINGTON, DEL AWARE, THURSDAY, OC.
.tober 70, 1851.
YORK, PEKESHLN ANA, THURSDAY, OErO.
Der ~, 1861.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned M unit Enr
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road aud farming purposes many good bat
gains may he had,
Horses sold sinsIy. Sales TO commence u 10 A.
m. Terms: Cash In United States currency.
by order OF the Quartcrmastcr General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division, q. NJ. c. o.
Ocl-26t
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A CARD.
IA AGENCY d. ASD o. n. r. CoMrkNY,)
OFFICE AMERICAN TELEuRArU COMPANY, }
1872 Pennsylvania avenue. \
For the benefit Of the travelling public, notice 10
hereby given that this day, the 2Sth instant, tho
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts of the West, including st. Joseph and
LeAvenworth City.
Tickets can also be had at this office for Phila.
delphih, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via New
York.
baggage checked through to all points. seas
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NAVY YLRD.--Tho steamer Vixen, of the
coast survey, which was relieved by the Bibb, ar.
The lag ship Don and the mail.boAt El'A let for
the notillA this morning.
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II o X 8 A L Z.
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
200 W. J. G. Club Houhe Gin,
$50 bb,s, Old Rye Whiskey.
80 Very Old Rye Whisky.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinls.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Msckerel.
100 half kits Meas Maokcrel.
100 kits No. do.
100 No.s do,
100 Picked salmon,
so bsFr Old lava Coffee.
And general assortment Of Wines, Liquors.
ChRnps2nes. Havana Cigara, ko., At mArhetfafes
W. CoRwfN BURGY,
No. IL North Charles street,
mi2-Iy Baltimore, Md.
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WAR DEPARTMENTl
hpJUTAHr GESERALb OFFICE
WAGIINoToH, d. c., October II, 1854.
Tho following Officers, having besn reported All
the arters Of the army for the offences here
mater spec ned are hereby not Cd that they will
stand dlimIGsed the service OF the United stAtss.
unless, wIthin flfteen days from This date, they
apneAr before the military commission In sssllon.
n thiI city, OF which BrisAdier General John C.
Caldwell, United states volunteers, 10 president.
against them
For brag In The city Of Wellington tplhoi authority,
and fading 10 TspJn under arrest a. Headquarters
Miiidry Distrief Of Washington, ds ordered.
Lieutenant Adam sohrant, 2ist United States
COloIed Troops.
Abhnce iciih0u leave
Assistant Surgeon Charles L. Goldsborough, 9th
L, D. TOWNSEND,
oeI1 Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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~ r + | q / A l. (.
WAn DErARTnEET, !

AnJUTASr GEsEnAL's OFFICE, I
WAsHISoroH, ootober 10, 1854.
Tho following officer, having been reported
at the headquarters Of the army for the oncnses
hereinafter lpeeihed, Is hereby notified that
he appears before tho Military Commission, IT,
session In this city, OF which Brigadier General
John c. Caldwell, United States voluntesrs, IL
president, and MAKE satisfactory defence 10 tho
charges against him;
FOR being In The city Of NdShin9ien cihsm outhortg,
and falling 10 report at heddqudTters Alhdry Disics
Of WdshiRgfon, under arrea, as ordered.
First Lieutenant Thomas Brown, battery I I,
ED. TOWNSEND,
ocIOI Assistant AdiutAnt General
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ThE only place where you can purchase LI,iia
Rubtyr goods OF all kinds at tdcrsrs prices 10
st II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania Gvonuc, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
uliy IepSiIed at short notice. mAr23-tf
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Me- Gpd Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
Hni business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
iHg Coats excel In h,auty, grade and iniSh any.
SA.H6 over offered in thin city.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
Oos-tI Al9 Pa, Av., bet, Ninth and Tenth sta
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MlJSftM EN- Is.

"A" N'IolJIl IIlN 10
LORDS NEW THEATRE,
TENTH ST., sDuvE PEHNh. AYR.
tAlso Of Holiday Street Theatre, Bsltimo -
This EVERtNG, OCTOBER ~ 1891,
SECOND APPEARANCE,
since hs return from California, after an Absence
Of Give years, Of the talented young American
JuNirS BRUTus BOOTH
Who viii appear 10 shaksreire's historical
tragedy,
LIVE AND DEATH or RICHARD III.
RONERS NEW THEATRE.
" pennA Avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
LEONARD GRONER...............,. Director,
G. d. HEss...,................ Acting MAnS-cr'
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER
LAST CHIT BUT FOUR
Most positively OF the
EXTREMELY BRILL Ant ENGAGEMENT OF
Last time positive OF the great Romantic Irish
' " THE CONNIE soocAH
IN preparation, the great irish dTam.,
ALL HALLOW EVE
On FIJI 'ay next, Grand Joint
COMPILING NTARY BENEFIT
MIR. AND MRS. niPRyEy WILLIAMS.
On Monday next, our Fsvorite Comedian,
MR. DAN SETCHELL,
viii commence brief engagement.
~ A N r L Il u U II Y
y MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NE An SIXTH STR~ET.
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels
GEORGE ........PRoPRIETOR
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100 " Pickled salmon.
80 bags Old lava Cotiee.
,t And genS5. assortment Of win.., L.uor..
". coRWiN BURGY,
No. u North Charles street,
mi2-ly baltimore, Md.
WANTS.
WANTED, by A NEWLY. MAR
w ricd couple, by the 10th Of this month"; a
part Of he city, Address, s,ssus location sn and
terms, KIND ILL.," at this ofiicc. It's
WANTED. IAN HONEST BOY TO
wv carry q route in tho lower section OF tho
Fourth Ward. Apply at this once. ocS
CARPE ENTERS WANT TED.
HrApQ'Rs DEPARTMENT or wAsHIsoros,1
OFFICE OF CnIEf QuARTERMhsTER,
near New York Avenue,
~. MA;niSCToS, september 20 1884. .,l ,
TIERS TO go TO Point Lookout, Maryland. wages
SO per month, and = ration. Each wo, kman viii
nripg his own Kit OF tools. transportation will be
JOHN A ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief QuArteFmAht
'c0otf Department OF Washington.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. So
L A comfortably furnished House, of moderate
sIze, 10 wanted in this city or Geor
town. Central location preferred. Address Box
No. 9O6, Warrington city o. seia
w ANTED---THREE COPIES OF
w the NATiogAL REPUBLiCAH OF July 10, and
and six copies Of July 2s, 1884, Persons having
copies OF the above vii confer a great favor by
bringing them to this office. au24-tf
XXTANTED--.MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BoUNTIEs Ap-
ply to the Recruiting omec, 6os New Jersey Az;
Seventh street. L. MATHER 4 A. HOLLY.
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FINE GROCERIES, PRESERVED FRUITS
Condiments, Conscrvcs, Sauces and Luxurles
For THE TABLE.
DENTS CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS.
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Dronson'S Fine English Dairy, DuIch,
FINE APPLE AND SAP SAGO CHEESE.
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FRED. $. COZZENS,

FRED. :. UULLENS,
PENNSYLVANIA Az ENUE, CORNER OF FOUR.
TENTH STREET.
nrAu,h VI 70 Warren street, New York,
Invites attention to his stock
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, AND sEGAIiS,
MALT LIQUORS, TEAS, CORDlALs, &c.
Agency for &. II LilienthsS Tohsceos,
S9vnry, Young America, and
StHudaId brands.
NAVY,
In pounds Nud halt puuus, Aud Other hr.mls.
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sehofeld Relieves Foster.
Especial to Herald.
Washinoton. Jan. 81
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New York. Jan. 20

New York, Jan. 22.
The steamer Creole, from New Orleans,
18th, and Geo. Wilmington, from New
Orleans, 10th, have arrived.
Gen. Bank proclamation was the chief
topic in New Orleans. Ii is much CON-
mended BY loyal men.
The most prominent name for Cover.
nor is Thes. J. Durant, an eminent lawyer
and staunch loyaiist.
Gen Growers division had been or
dered to Jacksonville. a town lately cap
tured on the north side Of Lake Ponchar-
train.
Gen. Dana had oeen ordered to Mata-
gorda Bay, and Gen. Heron to Browns
vile
The steamer Melville, from Mata-
moras, had arrived at New Orleans with
800 bales of cotton.
Another revolution occurred at Mata-
moras. Raix took charge OF the city Jan
nary LIST.
He was to resign next day, and the
names Of three persons were to be pre-
sented to the Supreme Government out oil
which to elect Governor. none of them
to be persons who have taken part in the
pending question.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrAyE or Inwt Lev CovSTY--sS-
BY virtue a special eNeuticn to directed issued
by the CLERK tie District Canrt 81 said county in favor
Of Chariss. ers and against j. X Hrrnsh taRd also q
decree against lay inr and others therein nainedi
have levied upon and will sell 90 the highest nader al
the front door IL the Clerks Office of the District Court OF
Lee County lowe 1T kaokuk, n said county.
On the 9TH day % February L. u. 1864 between IN c
hours Of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock Y. NJ. commencing
at O'Clock r. NJ OF said day, the following property. to-
wit: The Southeast quarter of Section eighteen t1s) in
Township xtY-sx 6o1 north Of Range ~ west, In Lee
county Iowa, much as may Ne necessary
Taken levied upon and be sold by order OF court 10
satisfy said writ OF execution
Keolnk Jan - 1851 ISRAEI. ANDERSON.
printey's Zee s. sol Sheriff of Ice Co, Iowa
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New York, Jan. 2.

The Trihune's special from Washing.
ton says trustworthy information has been
received by the Government that the feel
ing South is decidedly in favor of an ex.
change of prisoners.
Rumor says the British Minister will
direct the Consul at New York to lay be.
fore the House Committee documents in
his possession which will direct investi-
CATION into the acts of parties, not now
prominent, in the Custom House frauds,
blockade running, DC.
The Worlds Chattanooga letter of the
9th contains an extract from letter to a
deserter from the 10th South Carolina
regiment FROM his sister. stating that large
amounts Of machioery and other heavy
materisl are being removed from Rich
mond to Columbia. She believes it looks
IKE the evacuation Of the Confederat CAP
III. This letter vas dated December
1A&h. -
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ s4Arf o IOWA he totNTY--ss.
Nv, yi,4e Of s,sal execution ~ nae directed, issued
bv the CLERK Of the Distract C3Irt AZ said couoty m hVof
Of Thomas Dasls aud against Calvin cfts. b. H. Hinnsan-
w r. Cawie-. II H. Ford y. v fefi i@id al7R GtF'fec
,si,st n M hiy.ri gf DhrfS therein namedi have
Ivi r,s nm vii, r8i 90 tho highest ritacr * the front
or of the CLERK ire Y tire slHet Court o iNe oou-
ielrary A. u ls6l between tie henFs s. eieck J. n
ar-i r1ars T. ~ commencing at . clnesz Y A. Of sud
dv The following property, ts-s LII len tl9i IN ian
49, t,l.s, sallai, san 81 thh southwest quarter Sec
ma .-s.vti X Towns ha sixty-tve 0a north. q
Rance five west, containing ttn aercS ~ Ice county,
Iowa or SO much rAas hr hsehssafy.
Taken levied upon, and 10 - sold ny order ot court 70
Salty said writ Of execution
heokrt, Jan -. lst+ ISRAEL ANDERSON
rrintor's Fee i SOL sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
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GHERlFF'S SALE.

N oTtfF or IovA, t.Er Cot NIf--Ss.
by virtue Of special execution directed. issued
by the Gle; the District Court ofsid county IN favor
Thomas Davis and against Ssnfsd ILaincs. " Sowi
b. Ilinn1an f. II. Ford and ID. W Ford, land also de
Levi Wood and others therein ipedi have
Ieyicd upon and viii sch 70 he highest doef. Ut tar lnt
door Clerks Cles of the District Court OF Lee roi
t. Iowa at hs-knk ia said county the 9th day 81
February 4. D. ls6t, betwetn the hours 81 aek J. n
and oci5ct r. NJ commencing tx clock t. d. on s'
dsy, the i5aa property fo-ntt: lot N" seven ~ al
Hnf4a4 GaNies subdivision az the sputl-Ft-t qlarftf
Of Stio tets z Tow sip sixtytive % north
of Rams I'VE til west in Le county Iowa. 80 much -
may ~. necessary
1ar l-sitl unn ald to bc sold by orer 81 court. 10
satisfy said VII: "a execution
he0kuk. Jau r, }s64 ISRAEL ANDEASoN,
Printers ~. = =, Sheriff 4 Lee Co. lows
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=
corrox-si.sae arrnsr, AZ sn4s n pstJ3ljnp u,,.,a
rheFE-le lower. VT csv ifssis "a bushes rsie<
- 500 "a fsx kxtra slAfs s. 5sa - - for Extra
Rcuf4r Hop nhin.
Enthusiastically. 81 y8a5e f,r state sfsd Western
MhAtr-iiassa sseI, rather la- dalng Sales 81 e
nj u Chicago -rin; 81 -1 ~ MMauke- cluIs 81 u
Ell - Winter Bel aaIset eis,-ine fis1n.
t9AN-}nei AiA irasy. >aies 81 sssrs ~ sLirpsng
Mixed NtstTra ~ rier. teAy 81 - latter psire chacr
otTeSiias4r essi with moderate i--nsss Saie- a;
asafa9-ia fgf Western.
NtsiA--sirfii. tratIAsrs q sa,irterf a.sug.
fs1kgiEgss-TJ ess ssis- - ssl< fsr refined il
b,nd: %l'ssii, s9r erzF5s.
PgsE-steai.
fsak-i4fe atirt- TO &c ff N--s- Il, Sc fer Trfn.
~ ~ " FHe ksi Mes. IL % 10 extra Ness Beet har
aca ssF iErse7 Cat meats 10 good regueS: and frlner
bri s'i~ hfi'a htner ~ 10 fyr Western cnmi-riAnt
cut, liz tt9 -. Ile Western gsB- r.lsr- IL a. $50
slar l. II htsierB ians a4lns - ID short clras
IL he~lesa l81ass lsans. lSi
ilss-sEf Itofs-t ma. assEfssA sl- Nss.s.r
LAsB-ouisF aIFd sasfcriy 90 nf7A.
SEsAE-Ataset
BcFsfK-fIr1a; - &c fsr 0iiio eSs.f2 f5r stata
tAEs-A- igta-t. I6f9 fir & snsllsau ~ Prip~
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SHERIFF's SALE.

STATE uF IswA. LsE c0HSEF--ss,
~ ,rtre ge special execution to dircessd issiad
l the clerk the District Court q said eunsy in favor
NJ fgenry NJ TAYLOR ann against Nat. Turner land alHe
rea ai,ls1 Jas. " johnson ard others therein HAnlfl
hsse eyiel HFon and viii sell T. the highest t'r Il the
trent l The Clerks oce II the District Court 81 Lte
C1asy iowa he0kuk, y saii county ca The .tn Gay
OF February 4. n. lsp hWreh ie hours n 2 NpeA a.
NJ aii ocock p. NJ. conl ffinG a. ci1ch = NJ "a
iay tstolioving property tost; lots Nc. nine and
ten ,0 IN Block No niney -c4ht as the city u Ke
klil Lee county, Iowa. OF So MUCH 8 mag I've necessary
Taken levied ulen AMI to @ sod ~ u1rr 81 e1nti 70
satisfy said writ ofeSeyaiion -
Ke1kuk Jan -, lsdA ISRAEL ANOkhSoN'
pr1rter,. Fee = J07 sheriff "a laa Co.. Iowa.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Boston, Jan. 22.


A correspondent of the Traveller, wri-
ting from Newbern, North Carolina, says
information had reached there that call
had been issued at Raleigh for State
Convention for the purpose of seeding
from their allegiance to the Southern
Confcderacy.
The writer says Gov Vance and nearly
every leading man of North Carolina de.
sires to return to the Union. He also
says an army of ten thousand under Gen.
Butler could march to Raleigh, take pos
session Of the Capital aud free the State
from the rule of the traitors il one month
Such an army would receive An enthusi-
astic welcome there, and all along the line
of march. So say men that know.
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W,ehinQtou. San. q2,

The estimated cost Of the Ship CANA
around Niagara Falls 10 five and . hal
millions. It i proposed TO build It from
Headvster 70 Lewiston, . distance of
miles, with locks 800 feet long, SO wide,
lOsdesp. In addition 70 this three and
half millions will be asked for the en-
larQement of the locks on the Oswego and
Erie canals; four millions for = canal from
st. lawrence river to Albany. via Lake
Champaign; and thirteen millions for en-
lsreine the Illiseis canal 80 that vessels
of 500 tons burthep can pass through.
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cHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE OF IcwA. LIE tlVt t. .
Bv virtue of special execution 10 me- difete isue'
bv the Clerk OF District Court Of said county ~ iNof
ri IIpe and against L. Q. Dobyns tand ALSO decree
.;rst fre,,lab baldwin and others tharein nanedl
have levied upon and will self the highest bidder ~
a. 500 49, "a tle Clerks Office Of the District Court q
- ao.. 1c,y, at Keokuk said county, on the y tn
av u February A. D. 1864 between the hour Of Gos
a. M and o'clock P NJ commencing ct O'clock r ~ ~
a. ~, and sIx 6) in Block one hundred and nnety1our
4, tbe CITY Keokuk Lee county, Iowa. or so mueh
I as may be necessary -
TAKEN levied uon and TO be sold by order OF court TO
satisfay said writ Of execution ,,>,.
| Keoknk Jan "a, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fees 81 SOL Sheriff OF Lee 70, iowa
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM LEAvENwoRrH.
0tand Reception Of Gen. Curtis-.-Im-
mense Crowd Of People. Spec ehes, &c.

ST. Louis, Jan. 22.
The Democrats Leavenworth special
says the welcome given to Gen. Curtis
was the most enthusiastic demo nstration
ever seen in that city. Over 5000 per.
sons we're present, and the Union League
procession was more than a mile long.
Gen. Curtis made q speech, saying that
Missouri was as radical as Kansas; that
he expected no trouble in that State, and
should cooperate with it's true and radi-
cal men.
Speeches were made by Col. Jennisou,
M. J. Parrot, ID. W. Wilder, and 9TH
ers.
Col. Chapman has been made General
Curtis Chief of Staff.
Gen. Ewing will have an important
command.
Gen. Blunt will command the Fort
Smith district. He left st. Louis this
evening for Washington.
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Five-Tvsutiss.

New York, Jan. %.
The Commercials Washington dis
patch says the excess of 5-20s received
yesterday will be about ten millions.
Secretary Chase will ask for authority
to issue additional bonds to meet the ex.
cess ssA
The Ways and Means Committee will
change their programme of tax on tocac.
CO. Both the leaf and manufactured ar
ticIe will be axed.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

I'D SrtrE Or 10wA, LEE CuusrY-ss.
Nv virtue special ezecnti,n directed Issued
the Clerk the District CoHft Of said county, favor
Of Henry X Dirkenspn and against james H. Estes sad
also decree against Anandt Estes aud others therein
pamea) have levied upon and will sell ~ the highest
blr At the front door OF the Clerks Ofce the Dis
tric OF Lee County IOWA. keckuk ia said eotil-
~ on the 1it day OF February A. ~ 1864, between the
hours Of o'clock 4. W. and o'clock T. W., commencing
Mt o'clock r. sI of safi day, the following property To-
vii Lots one az and twelve rs IN Block in Reids'
Addition to the City OF Keokuk Lee county Iowa. or 50
much may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and to be sold ~ order OF court to
satisfy said writ OF execution,
Keakul Jan "a 1894 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 6o,l sheriff OF Lee CO. Iowa.
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New York. Jan. q

0H"b W.T. -
The steamer Corsica brings Nassau
papers to the 10th, which give pa:ticu
lars of the unsuccessful chase of the
blockade runner Hansa by the Wander.
bilt The former threw overheard 40
bales of cotton. The Vanderbilt gained
on her fast, but the Hansa escaped by
running inside reef.
Several blockade running steamers
had arrived from Wilmington, one com
manded By the noted Coxetter.
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ALI Quiet.

Headquarters Army Potomac, !
January FL. {
Nothing of especial interest has trans
pired within our lines for several days.
The enemy appear to enjoy similar
state of affairs.
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New York, Jan. 60

The ship Garibaldi came off Southwest
Spit yesterday undamsged and proceeded
on her voyage TO San Francisco with the
first fair wind. The steamer Cambria.
from Hilton Head. 18th, brings the Gath
Ohio regiment. Major Houghtop. on fur
Tough.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR. DYE!!

ID BACHELORS celebrated HAIR JyE - tAs Best ~
ID fe World The only Hsrmiess True asi Reliable
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Detroit, Jan. q.

Detroit, Jan. g.
w. w. Treadwell, Cashier Of the Peo-
ples' Bank Of Hudson, Michigan, alb
seconded on Thursday with sixty thou
and dollars belonging 70 the baak.
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New York, Jan. 2s.

The owner Of the steamer Kipcaid has
accepted the challenge to race against the
gunboat Eutaw. provided her expenses
are paid by the Navy Department.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
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