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11AL XsrArK Yor eAYr
IEEy VALUABLE rAHM NJ,

cry VALUABLE FARM vF,r
~ ashland, ON 1lfg knap r.r,,,.ssu
IT, Goo,,ALLs aoxrAISfNa ABoIfr p,s 90
ipNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ..f.ilyyE
WITH LARGE AND ExGlf.I.IST ~ s sa.,i,tst,
MhsIs, iot SAIL PRIVATELY, W. = =
sale the valuable FARM io4.t.d j. air.x, IL 'F
Jams FiVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY, : ~, ~.
AcREs, lies beautifully, aud has on u W
quantity Of wood an tiInb n, nov s'fEe
able y. ihat iocality, being so near The ,5, 'a's
Enough q the land is cleared for ali fs,,,,n'
posts Inc iInp,ossnlents consist Of VIEW o.
EAIRe DoUbLE HOUSE, neatly new. ha,I ,l s,e
painted; y has eight or nine good ro,aoS 49,
large PASSAGE, and ali the ssusl o,,t-b,,;JSeA
lhere = line garden. There is also anatio, ,
teihenf on the pliec, whish there i e,e
able dwelling. orchard, garden. &c Tt .','',-
considered, BY thoae who know ii, The M. !"
srasle place now %, the market The Ln:l1:' %,
could not row be pat the place Ion The -,
asked Tor IL For terms and further ,.at ~ -.
apply to GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auetio,, '.P''0h
50 1T Successors 10 Goddin 4. A,,,np,sf,1
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ROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.
" DRY GOODS, sc.
20 barrels Old Rye Whiskey (imported),
barrels medium Whiskey,
barrels Apple Brandy,
one-eighth pipes French Brandy,
barrels Old Jamaica Rum,
Bottled Liquors of every description,
400 reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper, English,
French and Confederate,)
100000 Envelopes general assortment.
100 gross Steel Pens,
$50 boxes and caddies Tobacco choice brands
finest assortment in the city,
All grades Of Smoking Tobacco,
$4,000 Cigars, different grades,
$40 yards English Gray Shirting, Flannel lex
ira heavy,
20 bolts Black Prints.
30 pounds BARRIERS unbleaohed Shoe Thread,
With general assortment of Groceries,
Liquors, Stationary, &e.,
10 gallons fine medicinal Rum,
barrel Alum,
package Chamomile Flowers,
on hand and for sale by
w. c. HEBENER & Co,
sc l5-6t' No. I69 Main street.
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Sc LIE
EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

M r. HUNDRED DULLAItS RE-
i WARD.-Strayed or stolen from my pasture,
near Mr.. Valentines mill and Mr.. John b. Smiths
shop, Louisa county, Virginia, on the night of the
10th instant, my large bay HORSE. He is about
seven years DID, has star cut on the right side of
his neck which can be seen by raising his nane and
some white hair on his right hind foot; also, collin
marks ON his neck and shoulders L will give the
above reward for his safe delivery to me- II live near
the above-named places,) or 1 will pay three hun
dred dollars for any information which will secure
me his recovery. Address j. III. KNIGHTON,
Trevillian's Post-oftice, Louisa county, Va.
an Hint
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(tAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS, IN
" the county Of Caroline, Virginia, on the ist Of
August, a NEGRO BOY. He cannot be induced to
tell who he belongs 10 or where he came FROM
Says his name is Moses. Is about ten or twelve
years old. black, and very poorly Glad. and has the
typhoid feyer. Ills owner II requested 70 come
forward, prove property, pay charges and taxa him
away. Sc ie--st'l Join v. HuTcliEsON.
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TOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,

TOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
- DEALERS IN MUSIC, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
No. lS5 Main street, Richmond Va, (P. III. lay
lors old stand,l
where may be found large and valuable collection
Of OLD MUSIC by eminent masters. This selection
was made before the war by gentleman of aeknow-
lodged musical ability and taste is probably unri-
vailed BY any stock in the Confederacy; and COM
prises in addition to Standard Sonnatas concerted
pieces, &c., a general assortment of lighter music,
such as
MARCHES,
QUICKSTEPS,
WALTZES,
SONGS, &c.
Organists, Pianists, vocalists, Teachers, and the
lovers of GOOD MUSIC generally, respectfully
and confidently invited to examine this stock.
NEW MUSIC OF the day constantly on hand
Musical Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings,
with a general assortment of Books and Stationery
So I2-6t-
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YNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECo-
yERED from his late illness, will attend his
office froua TO-DAY, and will be pleased To see his
patients and the public generally. splendid as
sortrneRt of GOLD FOIL and other materials ON
hand.
Persons wishing to see me on business, after Office
hours viii please cali at nay residence ON Marshall
street. between First and Adams
n. A BIANKNAN,
Surgeon and Dentist, IS Nam street.
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r osT, THIS MORNING, BETWEEN

T OST, THIS MORNING, BETWEEN
j the post-oiiice and the Farmers Bank, Me-
GOTIABLE NOTE, drawn by H. G. wootien i'm IA
Of A X. billiard, for s6927 .25 dated the 23d Of
June, 1861, payable sixty days after date, and en-
doTsed by a X. billiard, II. g. Harman, W. Shafer,
and myself and protested at the Danvilie Bank,
in Danville The payment thereof has been stopped.
The finder will be suitably rewarded byslcaving it
at my store No. 1913 Broad street.
sc l5-3ts y. NJ. ROSENBAJM.
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DESIRABLE FARM OF THREE
hUnDEED AND NINbTEEN ACRES or
LAND, ELEVEN MILES WEST or pT,M F
MoND, NEAR SHORT PUMP, FOR SALE mi.
VATELf.-i am authorized 10 sell, pr,yat,lv a..
aboye-describcd FARM. 1t has one hundred 49,
of open land good land, and.hes well the balance
well wooded; plenty of water on it, and a vcTy In
orchard. The buildings consist Of dwelling. with
four rooms, and the usual out-buildines
sc H-3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR auctiorcor
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,

TREASURY DEPARragsrl
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July Is, 1864.
TAXED TREASURY N0TES.-In or
der to promote, as far practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Trsasu-
hereby auth2Fzed to receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at 66s per eentum ON deposit iszs-
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-
tim Of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates 70
be payable on demand after theexpiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment Of bonds,
when sold, at the rate Of 66s per centum.
u. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ss Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ENOR THE POTOMAC.-P Persons de-
u sirous Of going TO the Potomac, by getting
proper passports can secure seats in i PLEASANT con-
yeyance and at moderate charges. Apply at lag
Main street, between the hours Of and II O'clock
Inns
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VERY VALUABLE FARN on rII-p

" FIJI VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES. ADJOINING me
pA aI, spATioN, ON THE YORK RIyTp
oer far sale the FARM located as aboye ra,,,a''e
ing ing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES; one hundred az
nifty cleared and three hundred and fftv n Wv, wv
and timber There are on the Chicknho:niny or
very tine low grounds mos. Of il in timber arJ So,
neh The upland is Of good quality, and h s.e
table OF high degree of Improvement Ths,e ~
tne bed Of mari upon it. Its well watcyed hey,ss
TWO beautiful streams running through h IN
s a iaIge young orchard and very fine gard,n.
Springs abound, and there is a well Of crS.r.,.
water IN the yard. The dwelling has been b,,,,
but all the out-hoases remain aud are I'M goa ~
der The situation Ia beautiful. This preserts,
nne opportunity lor investment and the wooa md
timber on the place will more than paw tn, s,;
asked for it. For further particulars and TN.
apply o '''"''
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneels.
Successors 10 Goddin Il AppeYs1,
lS-1odlt Nfi~'''"'
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDU Lion and after
SUNDAY, September 18th, the MAIL TRAIN VIII
leave Richmond at INSTEAD of A. NJ }, and The
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN at $50, tiIstead If
) 80 r NJ, as heretoiore.i
H. ID. WHIrCoMB,
Sc lG-dlg5tawlw General Superintendent.
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nOTrON YARNS, COTTON YARNS.
~. i,200 pads COTTON YARNS, O 20 IA, Tor
sale by GEORGE !. HERRING,
~ l6-3ts No. 80 Main street.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
GnNpEnpp SF.Trs np AHp1tC.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES AMFRIcA.
7 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
Il 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
L1AW.-DepoSits ON call viii be received by the
Treasurer IN this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, and the DepositaFies at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
ioT the same, bearing interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per annuT, and secured by the hypothceation
OF amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied ex-
elusiyely 10 the payment Of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and TO the public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and the eff
feet of the measure, if generally adopted In keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoped
viii commend il to the favorable consideration Of the
community and their prompt cooperation In
carrying it into effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July -, 1864. au 22-ts
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

i WARD.-Stolen from my fathers stable, in
Caroline county, Virginia, the night Of the LIST
instant, my SORREL HORSE. He is about four
years old; has star in the forehead; small scar
on the left side, and white hind foot-per-
haps both his name and tail is haxen light CO.
lored
will pay the above reward if delivered to me, or
will pay three hundred dollars for any information
which will secure his delivery. Address
JAMES L. HURT,
Sc Its Hanover Junction Virginia
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i OST POCkEf-BOOk.--O Wednes-
i day. the 18th instant, between Mr.. a. Rich
ards stable, on Franklin street, near Old Market
and Mechaniesville, POCKET-BO0K, containing
one Confederate bond, four per cent, for one thou
sand dollars and one for hundred dollars paya-
bis to the order Of Thomas j. Hudgins and one Ger
ticate, four per cent, for one hundred dollars ray
able to Hou1er Hudgns. Also, fifty one five, and
one two dollar note, Confederate money, and other
valuable papers Unless the bonds are found ap-
piicaton will be made 10 Confederate States TTea.
suTer for duplicates. Tho finder can have all the
money by leaving the bonds and papers at
MINOR & BURKE'S,
Sc i5-Gt@ Commission Merehants. Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-17

GCHOOL NOTICE-MIss +. III. BOU-
> OAR will resume the duties Of her SCHOOL
on MONDAY NEXT, 18th September, at her ia
theirs residence, Oh Grace, between Foushee and
Ad inns streets.
TERMS, &c, made known on application.
Il-2ts
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EDUCATIONAL.

GCHOOI. w, CONES CLASH
IS CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL POR BOYS.
ON FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE NINTH --fiie
twelfth annual session will commence on MONDAY,
September 26th Professor J.. GANBIS will give
instruction in French or German. The principal
eau be seen Mt the sehool-Foom after the Both inc
slant, between the hours of 10 and u o'clock A NJ
am exempt from State militia duty for tie school,
astie veat. fse is-it.l f. w. CONE
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NOTICE.--Always ON hand, and for
~ sale. MoI.AsSEs BARRELS. LIQUOR BAR-
KEIlS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS III all kinds
and sizes BUCKETS, TUBS. &C. Orders can BE-
ieft at 4. Dclarnes Grocery, No Franklin street,
ut my Cooper shop, Seventeenth street, corner
Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops.
Delivered anywhere in the city grnfis, -
90 l2-lms III. MkTXdER.
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- FEMALE SCHOOL.
IL Ny daughter. Miss y. NJ. CHRISTIAN,
proposes 20 open DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at
my residence, Rear Camp Lee, the lst OF October
next. The number Of pupils wl4i be limited.
Terms, Tor the first hat-seSaon English iTancLes
with Arithmetic Algebra and Geometry, So; Latin
and French, each, sI0; Music, piano, two lessons
per week. SlG0. No additional charge ior Use o1
instrument or for fuel. Apply TO
Sc l5-3t" H. ]. CHRISTIAN.
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NJ OTlCE-I offer for sale, privately, nav
y COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situated in ,6s
upper part OF Sidney, containing two aeres. Will
Is lin high state of cultivation, with dweng-bouee
newly repaired, and kitchen annexed fine We'll of
water and all necessary improvements 10 add +,
the comforts OF hfe ALSO having stable carriage
and eog-hOuse.
Terms Of sale made known on application NJ the
residence. b. " BERRY
Sc ISIS One mile from the Fair Grot,pds
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FARNlVILLE FEMALE COLI.EGE.
4 Expenses for the half scholastic year, begin
ming September sth: Board, 5000; English branches,
$780, Music, Sl00.
A full corps of experienced teachers; thorough
instruction safe and healthy location. For cata-
logue, address y. PREOT, President,
sc i5-Gtt Eaf,nvilte, Virginia.
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AHILcH COW FOR SALE--For s.is,
Ivl No, MICH COW. Fisinx tso gAssssss,
MD 20 dny, Apply y ]. W Cosby, "a es - .
uilrcnd, thisa niles tpm TIE city -
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CCHOOL-WILLIAM PIERCE, A N.
- will open SCHOOL on Sd October IL baseInen,
story of Universalist Church, Mayo street.
Trims: For English for first quarter, in advance
$3.50; Latin Greek. French, and higher Mathe-
MATES, 80; extra for fuel, S.. Sc l6-i:s
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CELECT SCHOOL.-My school, limited
~ to twenty scholars, viii open OCTOBER 5,
1854. Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathema-
ties and the English branches taught.
Trims: PerquArter, no extras, }......,S l2j
REFERENCES;
d: Lee Powell, Esq, VIM. II. mcfarland, Esq,
William Green, Esq, Gen. Joseph II. Anderson,
Miss Mary Pegram.
can be seen at Mr.. John c. StanaId's, corner
Grace and Madison streets.
81 il-jt$ SIDNEY III. OWENS, JR,
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NOR RENT, very desirable FRONT
4 CHAMBER. (partly furnished not) with
of p;llor and kitchen, to gentleman and wife;
children not desired. References required For
terms, apply on the premises, conner of Twenty
fourth and n streets, Union Hill, opposite Union
Station Church Sc LITE
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MIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
v AND BOYS, ON CLAY STREET. This
school VIII reopen on MONDAY NIGHT. September
l9, 1864, at O'clock. The Usual English branches
Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French will be
taught. The school will be in session about three
hours every night Of the week, except saturdays
Thechief attention III the English wil be
devoted to Mathematics and o. thosTapty.
TERMS: For English course, including Mathema-
ties, Is per month. Languages, extra.
Apply to me at my residence, on Clay street. south
side fourth door above Henry street, ienry is The
second street above Brook Avenue by letter at
War Department.
So l4-3ts CTSTIS p JONES. A r
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DOOMS FOR RENT-For rent, five
IL UNFINISHED ROOMS, On the corner Of
Grove and laryie streets three squares above the
Old Fair Grounds For particulars, apply to
f.. MCCONNELL,
Sc lit At Second Auditors office
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4 co u NTRY RESIDENCE FOR
IA SALE.-A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, containing five rooms with all necessary
out-haIidings, fifty to one hundred acres Of lara
attached, within quarter Of a mile OF Fluvanna
Courthouse. For particulars apply to or address
y. = b." Palmyra, fluvanna, Virginia.
Sc 3-3tawts
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"ANTED, by n LADY. who Inns had
ssrilt or ten year, experience In Muaic teach
ing, a Few more s1fioLARSfo teach, at her house
or the scholars residences, whichever preferred -
Terms vn:y moderate. address II. D., through the
Dispatch offer sc l7-2tt
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OFFICIAL.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
StB-iS1ENCE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, September rs, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
THE GATE CITY

AAsoo9o001lo4 ana che QleeogoH
60 ggsRrpsss ssSsg 81 e
The misoegen press elsewhere = welfa
in Chicago ere making asorry 6st.of it,
attempt to Affect disapprobation Of it,
time konorsd and ancient castom. n
The Daily News which i 70 New York
what the Morning Aiscegen il to Chica-
go, has brought the N. Y. Tribune down
on it sitter this fashion:
The Daily News has seemed to rs, on
the whole. more honest and candid than
those of its copperhead compatrioz which
affect to support the war for the Union,
and to desire the defeat Of the sscessioA.
lists. Yet it has an article on s'Hisce-
genation,' which appears to b imbusd
with the essential hypocrisy and kna-
very OF its two-fsced cosempUsariss.-
We will try to bring it to book BY
statement of facts and . question: a. fol.
lows: t Aa "a
The facts that Col. Richard M. John
son lived with colored woman as h,s
wife, and that he always treated her as
such, are az notorious ~ any of kindred
Importance. They were never denied;
nor was the circumstantial statements Of
the Louisville Journal in 1882, that he
that year, married his two colored daueh.
tiers to two white Democrats, residing in
Scott county. KY, to whom be gave each
farm as his daughters portion. Now,
then,
If it be true as the News asserts, that
our people have always regarded such al
liances with adherence, how came this
same Richard II. johnson to be so many
times sent to- Congress by The Democrats
of his district, supported against Henry
Clay for Senator BY those Of the whole
State. and finally twice run for Vice Pres
ident by the Democrats of his State and
the whole country. and once elected
How could this have been, if what you
now pretend is true?
Mind that.we do not approve Colonel
Johnson's conduct in this matter We
only say that, IN comparison 10Th that of
most other shareholders, it seems to us
more accordant with Morality, Human
~ and Divine Law. But the point iApot
what IRE think, but how came the Demo
Gratis of Kentucky so often to select this
same Richard M. johnson for Congress?
How came those of the whole Union to
make him twice their candidate for Vice
President? and how came the people once
to elect him.
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=
sAiy qs.es Ps.ce w.s - rosh
nv .Ass o. coneaoe.sose exessement On
..s' 10y evening ~ me report tna'
- ~ -. nsa nad cecn puma N
en o'ons'ne :" sne essose o. me Vnon
uo, .s'e = efo.o % eauxcns aPssm-
80 s.sr eons.oefsOic snosDie soe
ooay - n'seu 20 tns sorisce. !d vas
.s.eo ~ many present, . being Inc
WI = 80 sne .a@s O James =
sosIg nune IN see soutu
= =. eoss.5, sno ead fsseau en-
~ :. soe ss.os asa ssd coms eses
~ oy, .as <osn s".' sos .se PefposA
= eos1g = 'ne isscessessa' - nes.S'
". -. NO. sass evening aooos ieol
e,oes; osen anseoosesAos! n'essg.
sy "a % vneo Io..e 2 ses.'
sum aac ocots. pc'sg without coat,
psnss " n.,' ana : careful e.am'ne.oa
- INC .sn 2. .oa' 1lme 'aneo % nnc
.ae .'.nooen saey Wese consequently
.Olne 70 tne ven under some rock wnicn
n.o 'al,eo rom sse Vail. Iae eoay pore
no msFks or contue'oas sslhcisnt 70 cause
Death, g even disable him; and - shsrs
y the ume e must have vent 10,
only : iew 'aches d vaaer, Il 10 inpossi-
o'e snas ns shosid hsve died froa drovn-
iog' OF Iron isJsr's received b falling
~, ana ~ spPsanncs OF tbs body goss
.aI'ass 9 s.os sbse 70 must hay: died
Assaous anu ALSO,
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NOTICE.

~ To John Qurk: You hereby notified that there
le In the once VI the Clerk VI the District
" Lee County, Iowa q Rnrt Mnison petition cf Nat
Lon praying decree quiesing title in Elm 70 the
twenty feet Of lots nad eight in block thfysx in
the city 0 keoknk LIRE county, Iowa being twenty te
fronting ON Hfth street Of the ends u said lots and
extending - ae width sid Iots and also pray
Ing that yor right to redeem sad property from GER
tain mortgage and decree Of scloore aser u plain
til he forever barred and foreclosed-
Unieee ~ aDpear thereeo and defend before noon Of
ths serond day ~ th< Nay term 1854 u said Court de-
cree will ~ resdered a0ninrt you ty defauit-
RANKIN NrCRARY,
N APPS Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Postponement 81 tAe National Cen.
vematom.


Postponemens 81 tAs National Cen.
venuon.
Union Congressmen snd others at the
Capital are seriously thinking of the Wis
dom Of postponing the Baltimore Conven-
ton, for month, at least. The spring
military cAmpaigu will not con uenee Is
soon as expected. The Army of the Poto-
mac cannot move before the first OF Nav.
and decisive results can not Be looked for
before the 6rst Of July. Richmond will
not be taken BY rapid marches, OF short
and decisive assaults, but win have to b
invested aud bsseiged lor usska, perhaps
for months. The Union party has bothi1e
to lose BY putting Of tie insskaratiou o.
the political cAppaiga. until The 6pt d
July. or, ii necessary, until fEe ant 81
August; but there is dagger q IL losing
. great deal by diverting public attentios
from the question 10 which I'll other oues.
tons are swallowed up--thAt Of auppras.
sing the rebellion and restoring tbs Gni6a
TO political conflicts and ssunp speechee.
If tho Oopperhsads want 10 go. ~ SSi1
at an earlier stage. lei them do q m
them howl aboul personal liberty Ana eo..
stitusioDal rights n nsoA q sSsy slS.ans
General 0faGts saccess o. The Posor.es
will b : more formidable arrun...
agasnak The peaes ketiea shan - ~.
qusnee II I Dsppa(A 49, Ail1eelf. TWaS.
Cor. Ga Gasolles szassss..s sssa - = sy.s's
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NIrED STATES MAKSHAL'S

UnfD srAsn or AnnlcA Dstsice Of lows, sa
by vstas 81 sxecatien directed ssaed ~ the
Srf q the District Court Of the United STATES for tbs
soathefn Mvtcu "a the District VI Iowa, and axwfnat
1a H. Aois<y, In hvor Of Archibald Yonng yankle-ck
hsve levied upon and will sell " the highest bidder NJ
the door, Of the CAs o0ce of the District Court o. th~
lnited States fr the District Of Iowa. n Keokak add
pastffrt % tine tn day q Nay A. D. 1854 between the
.ouv "a o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. II. of aid dsy,
IL o1a0wfng property, towit One undivided l. IL ppl
acres - q TAR east side Of north Of section s4
township osl range west, and undivided y Of uu-
county, Iowa
Taken and levied upon the property Of jam . II
Hoisey 70 satisfy said writ of execution.
III. NJ HOxIE T. s. Marshal
Apra BY HARRY FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"A Notice y hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator Of the estate Of John
Rowan deceased Cr~isrs are requested to file thar
claims according to Law. II. " LION
Adunassrssor Of the ksfste Of John H. Rowan.
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