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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!l

RATCHEL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE ~ tAs Essf in
- tAs Verdi The only Hzrnfsss fr,s axd Rsiisbas
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye 81 ptect-ctRuges
hef knsfy OF Gray lair instantly 20 GFessr 6fark
Nestra btors without iniurfnE The Hair pr Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft aud BeAutul mparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine clor and cti-
hes the i'll effects OF had Dyes The genuine ia signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR: all others Are mere irita-
tons, and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggist &c
fACTORf-Sl Barclas-1ueet, Ne~ York. BAfcHKLoE"
NV ToILRf CaRAs for Dressing the Hair. llya-d&wiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
PERsosAL.-We took by the hand yes
terday our fellox -towpsman, d. w. Kill
bourne, who has just returned from New
York city, looking bale ? hearty.

E A vote taken on the down train,
Des Moines Valley r. f., upon Monday
stood For Lincoln, 81. For Mcclellan,
12. Reported by Owen Bromley. How
do Cops like these straws? Shows that
apretty strong wind is already blowing
all over the country, for Lincoln and
johnson, which by the 9Th Of November,
will strengthen to a gale that will sweep
all the Copperhead crew to political per,
dition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
u.GaN,. mAcroLra BALM.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt face and
hands pearIy san texture Of rsvihing beauty, i'm
parting the marble purity 81 youth andhe Dsfsasss a
pearance inviting in the city belle Of fsshson- II
tan ecktes pmples and roughnss from the skin
leaving the complexion reth transparent and smooth
1t contains material the skn. patronizet
by and Opera Singers II Ii what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by ". 4. HAGAE, Troy, MT.
Address all orders TO
DEMAs BARNES 4 co, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

THE ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIeHr.-
A much larger audience than--owing to
the inclemency OF the weather--we ex-
pected to be present, heard Prof. Lyman's
Entertainment at the Unitarian Church
last evening. His programm@ was a
splendid one, all his Rotations were well
sustained. From his rendition of "Cata-
lines Defiance" and the Murder of King
Duncan" We don't hesitate to pronounce
him the best Shskspereau reader we ever
heard. Mr.. Lyman is but young man,
and being hard student, with rematka-
BILE dramatic power, fine voice, and o
rare genius and adaptability for his pro-
fession, he bids fair to stand unrivalled
as an Elscuionist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
UNION MERT1N CT
Another RalIyfsr the union

MAJOR W. G. THOMPSON,
Union candidate for Elector at Large, will
address the people Of Keokuk upon
Wsdnssasy 1vsnins, oct. o6th.
It is . soldier who has fought for the
Government that will speak IN its behalf
Come ont and hear him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

Although there are at present existing mum Der
o. liar laies ccnpeting for pnhic patronage by re
quent and repeated rxaeeraf6ns VI their peculiar prop
critics. vet j. we'll known 10 many who under the
necessity Of rcsrg 10 thsfr ad that thew uncertain
IN Their resnlts Te frequent uQuiri which have been
inAde a tae subscriber tonic which be could
rant ior certainty n Effect and harmle-snes have i'm
nced hiu - hestoW mach time and care ia the prodnc-
ten Of one which should possess these qualities.
rie~ OF experiments have enabled him overcome all
difficulties and j. source OF qualification him to
ind his Rbors erowne-i ith complete success.
SAhus Hair Tonic no dye, bat
grey hair 70 its natural color impsrts moisture and
glossy appearance 10 the hair dandruf cures
errpiious and all diseases &c the skin.
Persons disposed ia become laid can by sppli-
caten and Of TIE Tonic their and scalp
to its former healthy condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

UNION MEETINGS TO-DAY. - Major
Thompson, candidate for Elector. speaks
in Keokuk this evening.
COL Sanford speaks at Norris School
House in Pleasant Ridge Township this
evening.
Owen Bromley speaks at Charleston
this evening.
Colonel Hills and j g. Wilson speak
at Center School House this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

EE General Rosecrans. who probs.
bly, understands the present condition Of
affairs as well as any man in the arny.
says: "
Whenever they (the rebels) have the
power, they drive before them into their
ranks the Southern people as they would
also drive us. Trust them not. Were
they able they would invade and destroy
US without mercy. Absolutely assured Of
these things, am amazed that any one
could think of peace on any TERMS He
who entertains the sentiment is ct only
to De . slave; be who utters it at this
time -, moreover, traitor to his couu-
try, Who deserves the scorn and contempt
of Ill honorable men,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

10 BE CLOSED Our The sale of
clothing, watches, lockets, %, yet remain
ing unsold of the effects of deceased sol
diers, will open again this morning, a. 10
O'Clock This is the last day and good
bargains may be had by attending the
sale. A word to the wise is sufficient.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
GTArE OF Iowa, Lee County. SO.

er-we invite persons wanting good Pictures 10 Gallon
Us in our new snd eommodious rooms. sept2s-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
OUR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENTS

New YeRK-s. NJ. Pettengill Co., 81 Park Row.
Bosroy--S. NJ Pettengil Co., State street.
Cmo.sc--C. II. Scriven. So Dearborn street.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
COUNTY HOSPITAL,

io a1' tilo2 aa' q TERRITORY OF IDAHO. J
80 COUNTY OF BOISE.
.N0FTGE is hereby given that County Hos.
IN pital, for the care and medical attention Of
the INDECENT SIGH, has enpfovided by the Board
OF County Commissioners of said county. Said
Hospital is situated between Wall and CONNER
cial streets, above Main, in Bannoek City An in
digent sick persons who desire admission to the
Hospital, must make and file an affidavit with the
Couuty Auditor, that he has no means and no
friends from whom he can obtain assistance. &
No bills will hereafter be allowed for care or
medical attention to INDECENT sick outside of the
hospital, unless especial contract be made with
one of the Commissioners.
! cg1l j. c., SMITH, Chairman Board of Com.
/ -JsoW. Brown, Deputy, Clerk. = rs. hi. a. : +
Bannock, November 9Th 1884, 81 . - n7>tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
RockfelloW'g HaF WaY Eonna.

( Up (at the RockfellOw Quartz Lode,) aara-"a
BQUI-DIsTANT FROM WALLA JVALBAiAND BOISE.
THIS HOUSE will be open for the accommods.
l. ton of the travelling public on and after No.
Yember list, Everything FOR thel0 I7a 77s-oN no.
& COMFORT OF M-ANAANE BEAST =
will be found on the premises, A, good,road is
opened by way Of this place, without addition to
the distance. 4a 1855 ne9W Il 2LEaI ~
n9tf Y. b. ROCKFELLOW. Proprietor.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
Adm nistrator's Notice.

Estate Of j. Mcdonald deceased.-Notice
hereby given By the undersigned administrator of the
above named estate, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, the estate of said
deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within twelve months from the first. pub
LEGATION OF this notice, to the undersigned, at
Friend, Cunningham q Co.'s, Hall. Lower end of
Main street Bannock city, Boise county, and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. 39E
J. B. FRIEND, Administ tor.
November 97th, 1863.-I0wA+i --1zAaa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
500, 90 REV ARD!

r OST, on or about. the 22d inst, a square mack.
IL age containing, 1864 90 in Treasury No 81 in
packages of SIS, los and POS ~ - -
The above reward win be paid to any person
who will deliver the same at THIS OFFfCE.
0H Bannoek City, Nov, q g.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION OR NO PAY,

A. No. 23e SiIth avenue betwccn Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets As nne dental operations and as fine work IN
any part OF thc world Sixth avenue between Fifteenth
aud sixteenth strees No. 23g The cheapest work
made strong and durable between Fifteenth and srsen,h
streets Thin faces made full aud round, may be de-
ered at 2s Sixth short broad faces made
f and classic Deforned faces hyed TO suit Fine Gold
Ftlings Nitrous Oxide Gas: no pain. Everythng war
ranted as ened Don't forset between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, No 23g Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

r Osr-sI00 REV ARD-A VALUABLE CLUSTER Ola.
IL ruond Ring The finder will receive tho above reward
of the BY leaving the with Hen.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
THE LECTURE SEASON.

ony ~ the New Yerk Museum OF Anatomy, 6l8 broad
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have them
forwsrded on receipt Of cents By sddrssns rsrrssy
81 ksw York Museum af AnAomp-
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
LOST AND F8Usp.

nO3 LOST -s3 RBxARD.-A RE ROUND. CRBAB
~ color white breast, foe eg bfoEen she abcys reward
Mil be paid returning him 10 ST. Ianlea Hotel or-
OF twenty sixth ssseet and broadway, oSs
No. 8.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
sEGARs AND TOBAcoO.

E00 mn sEGARS FOR sALE-Ar TIE NBW
COO.OOU York scgsr Agency 81 Liberty street. SIT
70 to per O Parties buying or selling segars would -
we'll 70 call o. this Agency. J. W. OAkLA AasnA
The New York herald., 1864-06-04
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN ONE DAY BY OUR
"A new steam process gold silver piatina and rubber
We I'LL teeth at reasonable prices warrantng all our
work. We also administer chemically ether chloroorm
and the nitrous oxide charge for Temporary sets
extracting where artificial teeth inserted Teeth Ia.
serted In the best manner over the roots.
DR. r. q. DUkKIN. 37S Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-04


A NEW AND IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTr.
IA hcia Teeth-Dse -et issts lifeline. Supplied at
half the Neither springs, wires fsstenings
required Therefore avoiding all sharp edges At $40 Sixth
svenue betw Twenty third aud twenty fourth streets
single Teeth aud Fsrs Sets inserted at equally mode
oniy Que visit required from country patients
Teeth filed eNrsced without pain and nitrous oxide
h $40 Sixth avenuc, beiwcen Twenty third ana
fwsp fourth streets Consultations free. 194
(,OLrox DENTAL ASSOCIATION WHERE THERE
" has been accidr nt fa ute 10 produce IN
sensibity pain The performance flhls the promise
nr. COTTON administers the gas once "a Bond street
IF you DESIRE THE REST FITTING, LIGITEsr
tnost comfortable. natural servcenhlc and cheapest
Artificial Teeth, 10 the American Teeth Company Dcn-
sts 81 East Fourth street the Bowery Inserted on
their improved suction plate Warranted the best and
three months, iria, allowed 10 every ssL
n, n GRIFFIN BROs., 25s GRAND STREET NEW
N YORK and 257 Fulton street Brooklyn arc ostsrtinv
Teeth posit,yey without ran by nrons o. a,
aas extracting when artdca teeth nre 10 be
Inserted They also inserting fun Sets OF fceih on sod
x2s: p,a,na e25; silver ein rubber sIO partial on
gold, 81: silver. ~. Extracting 70 cents
n,RETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
and without charge for all persons requiring Arlcis
Teeth best ftting. ghcst most comfortable natural
sevicesple Teeth s hall the usual prlces fully aned
and three months trial sliosed AMERICAN TEETH CO.
DENTISTS. 81 Essi Fourth street. near Bswerv
The New York herald., 1864-06-04

AT DEvo's HOUSE, lO3 BLEECKER STREET
"A only I've blocks from Broadway. Furnished Rooms,
single and suits for gentle and families Transient and
permanent guests Will find frst class accommodations at
moderate prices.
OCCIDENTAL HOUSE. NOS 622 AND 62t BROAD.
" way-Cool and pleasant Furui he'd Rooms single and
GEORGE r. MAYO, Proprietor.
WHITNEY HOUSE. BROADWAY. CORNER OF
w Twelfth street fentrance Twelfth streett-On the
European plan Meals furnishe by the week desired.
Porter u attendance all night s. Il. MEAD, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
SEE ri1hNGsp BEGs S@ES'
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TIE z NJ s

TER MS.
nu1y pArrs.--For one year. thirty collars;
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.oa eight dollars. NJ subscription re-
we'd Ter less than three months =,
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Law. ia- six months, ten dollars; fol three
,oootLa, i've dollars No subscription rece''ea
for ,ess than three months. ,.r S.,
W.pslY.--For O.,s vsa:t ten doils!s 40
cir mcn;ha, five dollars: NJ suoserPHoh
800, u Tar less ,haa six months.
1865 ard news dealers are furnished a..
~ -. If TEN dollars pcr hundred copies.
sss-- Subscribers changing their Fost Omces,
III rl,asc state tho mama OF tho fest omoe at
.;,,b thsv Lave bssn in tho habit Of receiving
;aI TIE Taper will be stopped in all cases
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,i,,. wish to DO without the paper must look
:, ri. and renew their subscriptions IL
y1ls. ,-;t,
, nrnss will understand that their term OF Sub
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,.,s,n;.v j! they wish their papers continued
''''-,i ADVERTISING.
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PERSONAL.


Mrs. ErIAzA a. Dow, l., Ashland Place,
Boston, Mass.-Dcar mother: | have seen
your card Happy to hear that you arc all
veil. aii still in Montgomery, and doing
we'll. VIZ. DOW.
New Yorl: News and E2ston papers rlras:
copy, anil oblisc u brother typo: ia!>
Any infnrlul'inn .hou, Sergeant GEORGE y.
KIx,., 6:;l Virginia Volunteers, ,Annistr'rls bri-
,u l, p;rkctt's division, who was wounded and
taken prisoner ut the battle oi Gstty'bnrg, will
be thankfully received.
New York "lIerall." News" and "W"rd
will sl-:.se copy and receive thanks. u
Information wanted of WI. a. k"EINs"S,
Jr., Company C., 5sith Virginia Regiment, Ga'-
rrtt's Brigade. picketts Division, supposed to
have been captured at the battle OF Gettysburg
and sen. TO Fort Delaware ANY information re-
.n,c,iug him will be- thankfully received by his
F.,her' WM. 4. ROBINSON,
Dec, 3lt 1864. Louisa e. H., Va
! New York Daily News please copy p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
HEADQUARTERS. "OReANS CAVALRY

D.cXTuE, Ca, Jan. !. lsba
,-,o1D1EI,s. T. once more @nIung ycu. after .o1G
- nui painful r.,rsonm.n,
am An ,Ious o Lc again 10 ID" field lr'hrr' "'"'
r,jl ON all iiir soiJi-rs " my rnusnd :" ''rLhr
.,c. n: the RENDEZVOUS Will ha- hem established -
this plar" =, =, -
Your county Leeds your Services w." hsi ~ hp'-n'
ou /, wide aud lib future glorious il We only des-se
l.. -,
Remember how nsny Of your braT" c"r rajrs hFr st'
ynpg In frlon's col. They r.!i'in.'ly ~ S'h ioF
hrlv. They vIp:,t it o yOu. Will You d5apF''h'
ITEM
t,c,e IT once and ON cl-ern!iy, 10 "Hnt 70 &
In INV command who la, tn be sen, a. us duty by ifo
yuSt marshal. IN
The u..rk before u VII, be .:lu"ns AMI viii feGhr'
Lrsye h-Srts AID vi ling hai. LIT 10 nj Al ti!'ef o.
ivi,y for nO 'iine Is 10 De lost -, .
Every ons must bring bis Lurss ADD gun who s7r A"''
! :, hn canLot will have item furnished ,,,
JOHN II. MORGAN.
| Brisad!sr General P. A. &. :.
Oficisl:
| H. A. ASTON L.. Col and Act'g a. Al.
iaQ1,lUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

aE ATTENTION OF capitalists Is called 10 the stock
L o! the Lockvle Mining and NJ .nufacturing Compa.
~ HE 10 ks for which are now open at the Offices Of
Mrrs. Ltnclqter e. Co.
Tbs company, which chartered the last session
OF III. ,r-th Carolina Les:s'atur'. contemplate. the
Aann:'car- CT ion aud the casiiac Of railroad wheels
Tv,iLg % iron &c.
RI" WORKS will b, erected on Deep River, Chs:bsm
c,nay North Ca-clna locality Iecure from rvasiAn
P'"n:';u f. provisions with b"undiefs supply If iron
40 "'S l. offsr5 not only "s:r Investment but
~oc@ VII Gnkble TIA prosecution Of enterprise CT the
"'TSSA: Importance - the country.
aeass Descriptive Of the resources snd Topography Of
suscouotsS nay % Sseu at Msasrr Lancaster a. Com.
panTG doc25-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
DuRAL RETIREMENT SCHOOL.

IL LunenburG, Virginia.
ha scconi Session o. my School will commence GU
the iir,t Monday OF Febrnnry, aud close the ias:
CT Ja-..
The :s'i'ed si;ra.oa of my home. remote from 81
PAGES .! Ltc t.sor, aud liz exemption from liability
o; rails on the pant OF the enemy, render IL peculiarly
u. .pied to tie 'Erfr;c.ian OF tie young.
On. ElCuASD K9ORALLE viii have casrge OF IL g
boarding lie .sctn.-ut
Bos:i ;ad Tuition Maid invariably Il advance" No
deduction except w special agreement, aad no scholar
'akcG!.r l"ss ,.ia7 the whole term.
lsTi-s .uppl;et uiys-l fully with all necessary school
oos'. 70 nj :u.ty will arise en- this score.
Fer ;esns, 81" address
Rev. THo5. WARD VIII F..
Mac'arland's, Va.
rrp'is are requested 70 furnish towels AID lights.
G"3Ic1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

PASSPORTS.
on STATE.

DEPARTMENT ur STATE,
RICHMOND, VA. D>c. list, 1867;
The Presidents L;via;; approve: the fl. W.
hiil 10y the I'D cccticn ct !a Act OF 18th
August, lS5G. notice thereof !. hereby given.
l,.r the information If all concerned.
!, T. l;s>1ANlN,
Secretary =! SGate.
Ma PASSPORT will b. ,ucl irom The De-
parimcnt II: St.,e daring he r~'''!'ng war; to
ANY mal" citizen u"lc&s -" "!'l'!'taht pro-
duce ard ti;s in he department. i certificate
from III. proper military authorities that he
is NOT liable - drtN ia the :f:",.
Sanl--im e
AIT. AND IAsr. Gt:HEEAL'S OFFICE,
NitnM"ap. VA. Jan. !, i&Gl.
GENERAL UEp:NS,
Ne. |.
|. If. immediately after the death CT an
officer. there be no farnily connection or legal
representative present TO whom the cHiccr
charged by tho 9th Article OF War with Sc.
curing his effects. may deliver them, he will
turn them over. under TIE provisions Of Para
graph III, General Orders Ia tlSG3), TO the
quartecmilsscr Of The rcSimont or post, az the
circumstances may indicate u be proper
II. Surgeons or Assistant Surgeons in
charge of hospitals will, upon 'r death Of Il
soldier in hospital. furnish the second Audi
tor Of the Treasury g statement FROM their
rolls, showing the Las; pafm"I. preceding his
death. made to sucl, soldier.
By order.
(Signea) S.COOPER
Jan.5-lw AIT. IL 1nsp: Gcn'l.
.ADJ'T & INSP'R GEMS OFFICE
RrcrMoyp,, bee. 30, 1858.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. IGS. .7--s-- ~ -.
I. Paragraph III, General Orders No. 80,
Current Series, is amended rs follows:
II. The hospital ration is fxed until
further orders, gSthc sames rate of issues now
made to soldiers in. The field. If 4 mrtaEr
allowance is required "i any particular arsiclc
not issued to troops in the field. special rtl"i-
sitions must be mnic therefor.
Ev order. 5. COOPER,
deS0 Is Ait and lns'r Gen'l.
TAN ~ hIND
Farmers sud plau,e-s mr. notified iha. iley ust
de liver their IN k,ud ater tbau r"cc pts o!
GU ir-rassers anil GusliSSrirs EcrYas wits troops.
and OF officers and a3'nts "u tax day or OF h"a" WHO
Il. IN this office Specially au'ho'i&c 10 collect
The receipts e srais ~a:nc ii:Ht"rs :IEi r;n-
st.rs sre Trey ltag" aGthorly, Aoy
one give teen. Authority; TO 'rc"'P !"r lax III kii
LAHKiS SMITH.
Assistant Qu.rltrlE lster t;c:CrSl
ASSISTANT q II. GyNERAiS OtsmF Jan. >, 1851.
jaus dian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

PRICE OF MEATs.-1hc following prices arc
understood to rule in the lat and 81 markets
in this city:
For beef, from fair to prime, GU cents t"
81 50 per pound: mutton. 81 IS to 81 80 per
pound; and pork, 1.-THE least edible Of ALI
- 50 to S. 90 per pound.
These are the butchers prices: IT, anything,
tie country people who bring supplies to the
market, are more c,aetius than the knights
Of the cleaver." They seem to act on the
principle of getting everything they can and
keeping everything they get.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

a CONCERT for the benefit of Mad. Ruhl
and Professor Th:low, will take place at Con"
cert Hall, Exchange Hotel, Tonight. Mad.
Rull is the acknowledged scngs.ress Of tho
Crnfcdcracy, ard, Icing IN exile from tho
tyranny Of he larkrcs. is entitled to the
support Of the public. We hrsrrak FOR her
an Overlooking house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05
GITY INTELLIGENCE.

MAYDs', C"rrT.,--Tllis tempt OF Justice
o'c' wh;ci III, IIo:or Mayor Mayo pre>i es.
wa> literally ,rl:nn.ei vest my mor.lit 2
with ,,og,it:t waite :rn rec N groes and
-i.Trs. rrl.i!,%ri inr yari)Is offences. a. fol-
laws:
.;"iIn .-d 'i'r5::,. Ical hon. two Irish
'ne", We're >l"&cI sal. .,rr;.ly rnicr;ng
the house Of MarSs.rr; l'avy end cruelty heat-
Ing GuH john i:,.rHJ. Mrs. payy -.att,!-tl:..
J"hn Msi!n 90 ,.:nsc :" h.,r house ga S,,ur-
Jag n's:I: ~ at.r,n...! II !.rr l,o:. 81. .g>
!S't ~ rirr =. :,i, H.. :!,en q: the
l,',;a. t:.l";!;i. III wii.!uw. findin, vouGv
Er:""; sitting ~ the ire. he commenced 70
h.lt hiI,i III. ~ .!;nr?1iiully. She ian M in
the street, iii i.cr night clothes, and bv crying
inn7G"r. attracted the attention 81 the police,
VINO arrested the mcn. Tim. was also in the
house 1t the time vf the assault, and urged
his h"a:cr On. Owing to the indisposition OF
hHrii+ tie c.Se was continued. These are tho
same men who, some 6 or wears ago, broke
the colGr-bonc Of Policeman johnson. while
that officer WAS in the discharge Of lis duties.
Beri. E,lton WAS bound over To keen tho
peace for using threatening ;.ul abusive lan>
suage to Officer Seal, and also for being drunk
ani disordcrly in the street
II. B. St. Marie and Francis STERN, twn
Frcnchmcn, were charged with obtaining
500 from Mrs. II. VI. David under false pre-.
tcn3Ca.
Mrs. David Stated That shout fnt!r weeks ncn
her husband. who keeps y drinking snlcon WAS
absent III F!ucIstlc. on business. Daring that
tina St. Marie called several times 20 enquire II
he had been heard. from. She finally It'd 81
Marie that she was nne:lsy about his absence AMI
spoke Of going Ia l.ynchLurg 10 make some en-,
Tniries in regar, IL the whereabouts Il or hus-
band. ST. Maiie offered to relieve her I,i t!,n
trouble, provided she wnulI pay his EXPENSES
Sha gave him one hundred dollars and Ito wen,
OIL. This was on Friday, and IN Sunday morn.-
lug her husband returned, and reported that he
had heard nothing Of St Marie A,tcr: aw ta,,.
nding that 81 Marie wa; still in the city. MIR
l,w;l hid him arrested Tor obtaining, noucy
tuIer iplse pretenacS.
st. Marie IS ''cSerlrr from the ia..leo army.
md says he is detective. The Mayor ,leridr,,
hat Il he wa' Il specimen OF the Government De.
ec;ive lie was. 10 say the least. u man OF very
Questionable character anil shond therefore.
!e'a!n him in cuS@,ly until he could obtain some
additional Information in regard to him
Seventeen negroes. male and female. wrrc
rreS'ed for being in al nuawIul assembly on no
irc'niscs VI Mrs. Momcurc, OH Cary street, be-
wr'n 'lth and oh. They vera "rl,rtl five
,sh.s each.
So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

IIIRELlHGs.-T streets were filed ycotcr~
day las on Saturday, with negroes asking
homes. The prices asked for these sable sons
and daughters Of Africa, for hire bv the year,
are enough 10 app:J man with limited re-
~,urccs. A negro under the present arrange
mrnt will, perhaps, cost The hirer $1,000 per
;lnnmu,. Under :. healthy state of thing anch
prices (and ezpectations) could neither be
asked nor ,,Ltairt.l