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81 Gen. Butler declared he had the
key to Richmond. We suspect not.
Grant has been laundering at the door
lately, and found it locked on the inside.
Some contraband has been foolipg Butler
about that KEY.
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But woman's penetration had guessed

But wouan's penetration HAD guessed
rightly, as the-morrow proved.
As the bracelet was not forthcoming
the next morning, IL. de V--spoko to
the Chief Inspector Of the police on the
subject, who quite coincided with Mad
ame's opinion as to the valuable ornament
having been arifully stolen. The Baron
was greatly annoyed, and ordered the In
spector to advertise for it ia every direc-
ton, Offering reward Of :, 600 francs to
the person who should restore it. The In
spector promised to do all in his power
towards the recovery Of the bracelet, as
we'll for the sake Of society at large as for
the satisfaction Of bis employers.
But three months passed away-350
francs had been spent in adyertising-and
still the missing bracelet was not found.
It was groaipg dusk one evening in
May, when servant Informed Madame
de V---that Monsieur the Inspector
wished to speak to her or Monsieur the
Baron. As the later was ont, Madame
de V---went down stairs TO speak to
the Inspector, with whom she had had
many previous interviews on the subject
OF the diamond bracelet. As he entered
The rooml he bowed in the respectful man
nor peculiar to him. .....-
| /" believe have some good news for
Madame, this evening" he said. His
voice was rather singular somewhat Ie-
sombling that Of a boys when changing.
Madame de V---had often remarked
this popularity before, so it did not strike
her that sYening. "The detectives" he
continued, " engaged in the business, have
met with bracelet in q jews second,
hand shop at Lyons, SO exactly the same
as Madame's that it only remains to Be
identified before We claim il as Madame's
properly. Ny object in coming this even
ing is TO ask Madame 20 allow me to lool
at tho other, that may be able to sweal
to the one at Lyons being its fellow.
The Baronne, oyejoyed at the idea 0
recovering her lost property. trippel GU
Of the loom, and soon returned with th'
remaining bracelet. The Inspector tool
it carefully in his hand and proceeded (,
examine it infinitely. "Iho bracelets ar,
exactly alike e he inquired Of Madame d,
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Gg- At the reception of The Prince OF
Wales at Detroit, among the Transparent
cies was one by the st. Andrews society
thus prettily worded +; Welcome, laddie,
for your mither's sake"
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EE+ A Vermont horse jockey, boasting
one day Of his horse, grayely asserted that
when he was three years old, the light
ming killed the old mare, and chased the
colt all ground the pasture without getting
in striking distance of him. .-
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OF Calhoun, the General has this anec-
dote, which has certain relation TO our
presen: struggle:
calhoun was at first in favor of mak>
ing, by the authority and at the expense
of. the United States, Appian highways
from tha centre to the frontier IN every
direction; Of a high tariff and bank OF
the United States. To Illustrate his gem
JUS and early doctrine, This anecdote may
be added: 1t dinner OF six or eight,
all officers of the army, but himself, he
spoke Of the party contests at the begins
ming Of this century, and continued !:
When the republicans, headed by Mr..
Jefferson. stormed and carried The citadel
Of government, il 1907, they were not
such fools as 20 spike their guns
TASTY PLATE OF SOUP,
Here is the origin of the phrase "a hasty
plate of soup
CAT the commencement Of the Mexican
war, Scott usualIy-as always in trogbIous
times, spent from fifteen to eighteen hours
a day in his office, happened, on being
called upon by the secretary Of war to be
found absent. In explanation, Scott hur.
riedly wrote note to say that he was
back in the Office, haYing only stepped out
for the moment to take-regular meals
being out Of he question--'a hasty plate
of soup This private note being malici-
oualy thrown into party newspapers, all
the witlngs-forSetting their own hasty
pudding, fastened upon it, with much
glee, and also tried their clumsay wit on
the phrase CONQUER 4 peaco;' but rot
after the early fact, as also on the : fire
upon the rear but never after the fire Of
the enemy and thA of the administration
on front and rear, had been silanced by
the campaign Of 1857.
now VICTORIES ARE JUDGED,
When the victory Of Buena Vista
reached Msjor>General Brooke "a noble
old soldier commanding at New Orleans
and friend Of Major General Taylor, he
rushed, with,ths report in hand, through
the st.eels 10 the exchange, and threw the
whole city into frenzy OF joy. BY anl
by came the news that the stars and stripes
waved over Vera Cruz and lis castle, and
Brooke, also q friend Of mine, was agar
eager to spread the report. Somebody il
the crowd called out, How many mon
has Scott lost?' Brooke was delighted tc
reply, Less than q hundred THAT
won't do was promptly rejoinod. Clay
lot always loses thousands lie IL the mar
for my money Only few faint cheer:
were heard for Vera Cruz. The long but,
cAcr'a bill was wanted. When | received
friend Brooko's letter giving these details
| own that my poor human nature was
piqued for a moment; and said 'Nevor
mind. Taylor is Louisianian, We shall
in due time, hear the voice OF The middle
tho northern and eastern states. They
will estimate victories on d;feren: prioci
ples.' But was mistaken. Tha keynote
iaised in New Orleans was taken up al
over the land"
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ET Always DO as the sun doos-look
at the bright side Of everything, For,
while it is just as cheap, it is three times
as good FOR digestion.
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te-- There &c ynnoh ayoifnr,ant o1ono

EFT There is much excitement along
the line Ct the Northern railroad, in New
York, in consequence Of rumors that a
large body Of rebels form Canada intend to
make raid into that section for purposes
Of plumber and devastation. Precaution-
airy measures have been adopted.
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Gg Byron Is said to have remarked
that "the greatest trial to a woman's
beauty is tho ungraceful act OF eating eggs"
Some Yankee remarks that the poet could
never have seen a lady hanging on BY the
teeth to a blazing hot corn cob! ....
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4 EEPENTANT STORY.


While in Paris, after the war, General
Scott met Lady Johnson, formerly Miss
Franks, Of Philadelphia, and 4 violent To.
ry during the revolutionary war.
On presentation, lie was transtixed by
her eager but kindly gaze. Is this the
young rebel ! were her first words MY
dear, it is your couutryman," said Sir
Henry, fearing that Scott might take Of
fence. Yes, it IL she quickly added,
'the young rebel and you have taken the
liberty 10 beat bis majesty's troops Scott
by a pleasant word or two, parted the
impeachment as we'll as he could; but
the lady followed up the accusation, with
specific references, which surprised not o
little. Scott soon found himself seated
By her side, with hand clasped in both
OF hers-cold aBd clammy, az in the arti-
Gle Of death. Taking a sudden turn, she
exclaimed, with emphasis: 4 have gIor-
led IN ny rebel countrymen.' Then
pointing to heaven, with both hands, she
added, in most affecting tone: 'Would
to God ], too, had been a patriot 4
gentle remonstrance was interposed by
the husband, who had been carried away
by sympathy up to this moment. Turn
ing how upon him, she said, with the
earnestness of truth Il do not, I have
never regretted my marriage. No woman
was ever blessed with a kinder, better
husband; but | ought to have been q
patriot before marriage Hers was the
only dry eyes OF the party"
4 pleasant story Is told Of thief who
refused to steal the generals medal:
"This medal chnced to be temporarily
in the City Bank Of New York, for safes
keeping, when two thieves, in a nights
work, took from that institution $500, 900.
The medal way lying in trunk Of gold.
All the coin was stolen, but the medal,
though taken out Of its case (marked with
the owners name) TO crafty curiosity,
was left a few years later, when the
robbers had served Cut their sentences in
the state Prison, or been pardoned By the
Executive, Scott was in steamer, on the
HUDSON, robbed Of his Purse by pickpock-
cts who did not know him. The princi>
pal of the bank robbery hearing of the
loss ($140) bestirred himself among the
fraternity, threatened 10 cause the whole
body to be sent to the state prison if the
money was not returned, and added,
+" When in the City Bank saw the med
al, Dut was no! such a villain as to rob
gallant soldier" In P day or two the
money was returned by Lays, the high
constable, with that report, received from
a third party. Tc show that he did not
himself pocket the money, Hays was re.
CURED to produce Scott'a written Iecejpt
for lie roturn-wLich was given.
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~" Two years ago the people OF San
Francisco we're raising money for Sacra-
mento county, drowned out by flood;
now they are doing the same thing for
Santa Barbara county, starved by drou.h.
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WHEN Will. THEY MEET ?-Tbere is a
curious duel now pending in Boston
which began ten years ago. Mr.. a. a
bachelor, challenged Nr. b, married
man with one cliId, who replied that the
conditions were not equal-thas he must
necessarily put more at risk with his life
than the ether, and he declined. A year
after he received q challenge from Mr.. A.
who stated that lie too had now a wife
and child, and he supposed therefore the
objection OF Mr.. =. vas valid. Mr.. j..
replied that he now had two childten-
consequently the inequality still subsistei.
The next year Dir. a. renewed his cLal-
Ionge, having nou lao children also; but
his adversary had three. The matter
when last heard from was still going on
the number being six 10 seven, and the
challenge yearly renewed.
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81 %~,;cy'o 7 have IS ,e, hat Tot,arr
tborogrIiTo sid the ITerar.or I Ionsinriv
:. vel ,6o,a ,nag La some d,lTicnlfv in moi
bavinr hath Eracerats togather to con,.
nara trar0 one With anotTCr
6 VII ,ot take Ills to T.vons tlcn ~
SUGGESTED the Rarorno
3..oGh -,aJa1-a :, would ,ooroor,. A. -
,r,,st AVN ~o.;r, .i7s9aoto- artor ha,-in(,
been deceived Jy IN officer n Gfsanjse,,
"Ob - lanoLad Madame ia v udo
Won mi t},;,.l. I ,-o,rl t-,si ~, 7r,,s;,,,r
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M A II 1T w 0 c.:
Be2a5ie3 Ct t5o-.ti0-is.n.

FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. %, 1864.
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An AGED DEMocF,r.--An old demo
GRAFT Of Belfast, named Christopher Grey,
1903 years, has voted for every democratic
president from Washington to Douglas,
and voted for Mcclellan on the Slh inst.
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GF Honesty IS the best policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05


Ths world ~ leGtw - ~ CITY
II Msxiss, wlisk - elllne esth ~
nearly eoaplste dis3nt glalieal as1 over
throw q IL rspublisaa eovsranent thss
noralisse:
nThsss. LIS, ass thg Lest deys II ths|
rerobiio. and & = - = ~ Zen what
10 a will cons from ID fall. I n i'm
h he bslisf that snsh fern y gsve9e,
ment i bos4 Ard that il was nst H. tAnlt
Of The tovws tkAa Ne eovssnmeAt ~ m
stable, bat Of The men. u order that :
rapahiie nv sisnd, Il needs : stroae cen
trsl eevsrsnsnt that the parts may BE-
well bousd together, ard sAis u sot q III
adverse 70 freedom. On The contrary, Is
il for national lresdom which Is 10 b. the
most prised. II . central government b.
mot strong, the parts Of cosDtry fall
away, and these, in turn, fall : prey TO
some neighboriDg people, 50 that The en-
tire fabric goes 70 pieces. and e item y
lost on the catalogue Of nationst''
These ara words of truth and sobsrusss,
and il becomes our people to lAy them to
heart. ala order that's rspablic may
stand, it needs it needs strong central
government. thss the parts may b we'll
bound together; and this is not ct al I'D.
verse to freed om." 1t we're veil il. this
sentence were written conspicuously over
every Ere side. and daily read By every
American. Their verify u illustratsd Oh
every page of the. history Of ancient
Greece, wherein the rsrest genius, the
most trausceuden, abilities, the intenssst
patriotism, were neutrslized and ovsrborns
BY the fatal influences of local ieslousies
aud the rivalry of the petty republics
which divided her soil. paralysed her
strength, and finally insured her subju-
CATION and ruin. estate Sovereignty"
Dug the grave of Greek liberty and great
ness, ~ the corresponding infatua,ion had
for centuries rendered Italy impotent a6d
parasistical until confronted and van
pushed BY the genius Of labor The
history Of Poland, Of Germany -eyeu the
earlier history of Crest Brisain-.impres.
sively enforce the same warning against
that epirit Of anarchy and discprd which
has too often enabled the unprineipled
and selfish to achieve thsir own base ends
through tie inflammation Of local jealous.
iss and the paralysis and destruetion Of
central (tha,, is Nationally authority and
power.
Our fathers meant to guard against the
peril in tie formation, or a. Washington
more correctly phrassd il, 'sthe consoli
dation of our Union In making tn.
Federal Consultation in express term
"the supreme Law Of the land, \ and pres
cribing that ssNo State shall enter int,
auy treaty, allegiance or confederation
coin money, emit bills of crsdit,'' ala,
any imposts of duties" "keep troops
ships Of war in times Of peace, enter int.
anya agreement or compact with sncthe
State. or with a foreign power" DO.
&C., they reasonably supposed that the,
had provided against any possibility o
such an outbreak a. the Shareholders
Rebellion being justified as only legiti
mate assertion oi State Rights" Il
not their fault that the present trouble
are upon Us; il will be ours il they revisi
our country during the lifetime Of on
childreh's children even to tho third Q
fourth gsnefation.-[N. Y. Tribune.
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Tao Nasisnal 0apsssl.
The Washington Chronicle, saws :

We Gre glad to aonounce that the ten
porary wooden roof that was erected in the
rotunda Of the Capitol. TO aid ia the con-
struction Of the iron one above it, haa
been removed, and the pAnnel work Of the
latter is revealed 10 all its massive gran.
deur. 1t is painted in subdued color,
bat the work Of gliding and other sppro.
pirate colcring will be thing Of time "a
complete. This is to Be done under the
direction e Mr.. James Gslvsy, Who su-
persised tue hssardous business Of paint.
ing the exterior Of tho dome, without an
accident befalllug single person engaged
in it.
The ten Thousands OF people that have
walked, Nth sense Of perfect security
acr6ss the floor Of the rotunda. from one
House OF C5ngress to the other, little
knew of the heavy masses Of iron which
we're being swuag into place shove .eheir
heads, which had shore been Any want IL
care BY -workmen, or slip or bleak m the
machinery, would have been precipltsted
through the roof IN the 6oor below. AZ.
tsr NE honor due Dr.. Waller u the ,chi
tect dfthis greatest work Of mUdesn zines.
credit 1t ! high order attaches 70 Mr.
Raleigh the foremsn Of thr treat estab.
lishmsDt q Jans, Fosler, KirtlAsd & Co
otNsw Yott. Who, from III. = Il ats mod.
els * ~ snuisifasions mFes asd piecAs Of
the yhse stfucthre, fsrnished ~ b.. Wal.
ter, has moulded millions III Oas.;nre
nssaiye ~ ornamensai; that haze AZ ia.tIs
Adspsed themselves pne 70 another. 81 In
THERE'S lut AZ indication of "a m. !,
opening ktwsea sbs oastinus. slasoe !,
small. The g,sa n,eutsptarihe home.
mentioned has promptly furnished 10 FOOD
condition, the iron work, though IN
failure Of Congress, enc yes. 70 apprs.
pirate for the object. resulted ia drown,
mem into she psriod al ser 70 make mar.
cnAses At vastly enlarged rates. NJ
Fowler, OF the firm Is now in the city "a
expresses the opinion that the os1.inss
(.ll Of which are uo~ bers) .uIll s. q
their proper place BY March, vh.r ~,
dome outside aod insids win 81 ee..lse.
Cd. =
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NEw PApkR At CEDAT + =. !.
Ataas e the title Of : nev Ss'1d1s ~
nom uedar RspidsA. q Llea,. ~.
merry q ths Marion Patriot. s.iilors I Il
nsesne - sLs Usios lqsssxos. - ehcsS
svsdence N ability in ifs oosdsakor. naaS
60 % il. :. = :
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s. $500 IN IA X ~
10 q l g
11l $3.50 "a - Z
o1111m ~ . - - - -
- - - 49, g = = - 80
~ !. @s.s Z. ~ =. e. ~. 1ss. essS3
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~
1899 = 49, - - 49,. Il
SZ SfS-e -
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o. au a1kSSf $3.50 49,
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a. - pSopfx rsrs 1sn the sses eSttu fre suar.A
q wsh lifsee does this Elixir rejuveaAte Tie 50
11-Tbs Reiuvenafins Elixir IL the result Of poa1n
The vegetable Kingdom; being a snrsly
aad azsct sskod Of cTre irrespective Of Ill ~
a01his nearise has been testedby the most s.I.s.l
asdeal men ofthe day and " then pronounoed 70 -
oas the greatest medical discoveries OF the en-.
- One bottle viii cure general Debility.
- a f<w dosss cures Hystsrics In females
- one bottle cures PAipit~tion OF the Heart
15-Frs1 ose to three bottles restores the manl.sn
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rIhree bottles cure the worse Of Impotsuey.
"a INV doses cure the iou spirited.
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AWARDED THE HIGHEST pReMllJMl

whenever exhibiting in competition with oth.r. NJ
shaii tase pleasure in forwarding by mail lat our ow
expenss) our illustrated Catalogue In which eyerv ~;
trated by elegant engravings. "nu Illus
Hs Al Meiodeons Of our manufacture either so,d he
US or dealers in any part Of the United States or a
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vars from the date SALE hold ourselves ready ana
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That CAIRO REarMEsT.-The Evans.
vile Ind Journal has traced up the
regiment that lately voted SO solidly fer
Mcclellan at Cairo. We have not vet
learned Its number, but it is identified
suihciently in the following story:
This, as the President would say. re-
minds US of little joke perpetrated on
one OF our river men by gentleman re.
siding in Cairo. Our river friend il an
enthusiastic admirer of Little Mac as
he was OF Breckenridge in 1860. Meet.
ing his Cairo friend, who was also =
prominent Democrat, in 1860, be inquired
the news.
"ohl everything is wild for Mcclellan
down TINS way" replied his friend.
!" All well. it is astonishing to see
what hold Little Mac. has upon the af.
iect'oas of the people," exclaimed the
delighted boatman. 4Everywhere | her
OF the most unbounded enthusiasm 1ar
tie hero of An,ietam!"
Yes" responded the Cairoite. ia ,,a;,
of three or four cars full of soldiers ave,v
one of whom are hot FOR Nc Clellap. went
up the road yesterday"
'1s that SO? Well, never saw or heard
Of The like in my life. 1t beats 1910 ali
hollow" ~
by this time quite crowd had collect.
Cd to hear the conversations. The boat.
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aisti nRuishsd EGi6zfTy and success ia the
severe battle 81 Perryvills, in October of
that year; and again with still greater
distinction under Gen. Roseonns in the
victorious Murfreesboro campaign in De-
cember, 1869. and January, 1868. His
services at this time were Of such distin.
ouished merit that he was made Major
General, to date from December 81, 1862.
From that time on his career in the Tul-
lahoma, Chattanooga ~asd Chickamaugs
campaigns of Gen Rosecrans, in the
Chattanooga and Mission Ridge campaign
with Gen. Grant, and in the great cam.
paign Of the army Of the Potomac, com
mencing in May. 1862, all the time IS
most accomplished aud successful dener-
al of a corps of cavalry, is still SO fresh IN
the memory Of the people as to render
more particular mention unnecessary.
His dashing expedition to the rear of
the rebel lines near the Wilderness, in
NAV last, his destructive foray on the
Virginia Central railroad, in June. and
his almost ubiquitous operations against
the enemy with the splendid cavalry he
had imbued with his own sold:erly spirit,
made him the terror Of Lees army in the
early months of the campaign.
In oil his various employments, wheth'
er as subaltern in an Indian campaign
in the difficult executive duties of the
Quartermaster's office, IS the colonel o
a cavalry regiment, as the General OF al
infantry division, as the General of :
cavalry corps. or in the higher aud NOR
responsible position of commanding Gen
erai of an independent army in the field
Philip Henry Sheridan, now Major Gen
eral, and Brigadier in the regular army
by appointment, has shown himself mos
thorough and accomplished soldier, anc
we'll deserving Of the laurel wreath thu
victories of Winchester and Fishers Hill
will cast upon bis brow.
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Wholesale DEPOT.


Persons unacquainted with the Melpdeon and its
,org, VIII bear In mind that are the pionsers an
eaiing manufacturers not only IN The Tp;taJ s,.aa
pat IN the world We commenced the manufseture ~
Meodeons In the fall Of the year 1877 and since that
Hnie have finished and sold f-N'