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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-30

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SET No. 3.-THE SLAVE IN 1889.
No.. In the cotton field
2. The Christmas week.
B. The sale.
4 The parting; Buy us too"
5. The lash.
e. Blow for blow.
7. ln the swamp.
g. Erect
O. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
Il. Victory
L. lie died for victory
In ordering, the number Of the Set is only neces-
sary TO mention. For instance, No l. or 3, or all
OF them, II all are desired.
Price, 80 Cents each Set,
FREE BY MAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, lone Of each, as sample,) post
ptld tor....-..........-.. ...,-.e %
One dozen SET, (assorted # preierred,)
post paid 90
Six dozen Set assorted, II prefcued,)
freight paid by buyer. p 90
One Gross, lassorted, Il preierred,) freight
paid by &c 90
Army Agents Suffers and pedlars, If they prefer
IT, may send their orders and money through suy
ENpress COMPANY with instructions % pay for
Goods on delivery az the office of the company
here Newsmen ami Others M a permanent locality,
will send money for small orders; large orders n
preferred e. %. T. Send your orders IN fIll Co IN
sure prompt delivery ses all letters carefully,
aud address plainly 20
GEO. ?. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. lO7 Main street, Cincinnati, q.
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Ny books will show that for the past five months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year, until it is not to be surpassed 10y any
in the State With my general practice in the city,
/ treat the following
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VETANTED-By the Nashville Wood COMPANY.
w 1860 Cords o.. good Ash. Hickory AMI Ma
Die Wood. emo 0r The tree, within twenty miles af
Nashville delivered on either llul, 0f The Cumher-
land, or easy hauling distance, Or uhlch q liberal
puee $50 he pad. inquire at It's office, 60 College
street, between Church and br0aI ur
ERNEST 81. BEIENT, AT.
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s4rsuLLs, Dec. Issb, Isdo



HhE The lew s1s1ls Z Book from yo1 rpmo the
siuco ia i4o1Zrapty, l-ve enabled lc o. save more
sl1G t1lirsf OF Che labor t- preparing 1y EeruiorH
and have 20 cl1rt 10 VIII z1.n enable uo o. ss-s
three ioG..ls O. it. Iha7e never erant time more
probably thEu "a i-- inullt EudI iea perfectly
FREQ 10 recon rl ending &. 90 C1rgymal generally 81
1-.Ie Hy which a FasI am14-- Of t.r.c may BE- savrd
,ui let TO gi.I ~ Joss sl.t. tEal IS Eeac-sy sum
good .ts principles csc fa and 81 1o, 0f sasY
lisirueut and 8c.tof CD ta ll expression Of every
5Jrl "a the ltlgu1f1, a-gf lor present uHc Or per-
.-.r-r- --..-L WI. 49, NM
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vETAETED-By the Nashville Wood Comranv.
w $50 Wood Chopper. t1 whom beni gaz5s
Fii he paid, sllsl tenes furnished, and protection
papers CFe1- Apply i1
ERNEST III. EEtfENT. AIT,
81 College street, benget Chu0sh and Br6sd.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
81 Cherry Street

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
VI AGE he has received, DR.. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSARY to
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Chronic Cases
To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been so unfortu-
nate 70 mscarry OF prove abortion, can be carried
to their full time if found pregnant, by giving me a
call
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man t-. ai- tA SHOW i.t-l .tll ego % Hgui1
rave 1-Tot .-s twenty gclra gi card laboF.H
II Ile-lFrlniy ri taua rliuzl C in saving 20 Isrrs
~ --1gElt ~ lifetime. should LCt every ChaG haTs
ts vat s.Fs1sger, r-alc.aiy Eica thcy can DO had
So q. snail an <sgeaa8 - ipe aCd m11ey1 LA
soGii 1sTf saved t~eu- FlsFE of bard iahgr 30 ia
le l Gro E-u -1osI1 gear q had labor ha erou4ht
r-- otHcrE ~ the usat 1f linas-sl nf srcn essr
e.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

The loans have Increased sV,75l, the legal tenders
3d. oie and the deposits sISssoss the specie has
decreased $276 67lan evidence that OF the banks
Last week put portion Of theH suspius go the mar
ket before becoming national banks.
The total value Of foreign exports from the port OF Bal
timore during the past week was S325, 500.
The Miners Bank, OF Po,tsvle Pa, hasxskeu steps TO
change from State a national bank majority Of
the country banks of Pennsylvania, it is thought. wh
reorgauize under the National Currency act
The Northern Central Railway Company have declared
quarterly dividend Of two per cent payable clear OF
Lasnal and State taxes. at the Office OF the company Ia
Baltimore on and after the 10th of November.
The new railroad from st. Albans. W., to 81 Johns
ca6sda will be open business the LIST Of November
The amount transferred at the Bank Of England
in wear larger many suppose We, the number Of
holders OF stock varies but slightly The following were
IN chauqaa during three years.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY oct. 25--6 r. NJ
me stock market firm ths morning at the i'm.
proved Quotations Of yesterday and disposition
cover t'short" contracts
The closing sales at the sRrst board compared with
those at the second OF Monday showed the following
varistions--Fre advanced -, Reading x, Michigan
Central az. Michigan Southern y. Cleveland ard Toiedo
lx Illinois Central u Cleveland and Pittsburr Ii,
Chicago and North Western x, prsisred 4, cumberland
Goal IN. Canton Company =. New York Central Chi.
caso end Rock Island, Milwaukee and Prairie du 90,
and ohio and Mississippi certificates wer~ -
l9uds0n River declined u, httsbarg and y w.ns,.
Goverrnsnt securities were sssaav ~
&, ten .forties, OF which there was ip -
0ye twentes sold AZ To- -cates advanced y. 0oupou
,,ocks .na r.,,ro.s ~ alOT; now issue 100 state
.,,..,h. bonds were dull but firm.
= t...,,or Jon board, at O'Clock, the market was
!, = lower under sales TO realize.
v the second board II inactive, and as compared
with the closing Of the morning. Erie declined ~
Cleveland Pittsburg Michigan Southern q hud
son River n Chicago and North Western =, preferred
I, chicago and Rock Island T. Fort Wayne advanced
X, Readipg i, Quicksilver r. Governments were
steady.
At tho open board, at half past three the market was
steady but without speculative spirit
Gold continued in the ascen dant till three p n to-day
whom the market suddenly became weak, and decline
Of four per took place within an hour and hAt
- f,to
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
HR PRESIDENTIAL BhECrION.
WENDELL PHILLIPS
WILL Sn8AR AT COOPER IHSTITUTB,
WkDNRSNAY 6YENlEl. OCT. rs

Doors ppon at5 Lecture atd
Tickets rs oents Reserved 6eats 80 centA For sale q
Sinclair Toussys III Nassau street; Miers 622 Broad
Way Kand0phs, TO Broadway and ~ the door durtn
Wednesday few Platform Tickets q III
This fNpRPsNDRNr WILLIAM BOARDMAN CLUE
lOf the Seventh Ccwg.e sons district will bold regular
Hail. 28 Third streat Saturday, Ooe
20 at TX O'Clock speakers will address the club
Punctuai attendance required. BY order,
r. q. HUNT President
CHARLES A. MAcNKs. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
CITY COMmERClAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oot 25--8PM.
AsHR-Receipts, 1s obIs. Sales 40 bbs., at I'll for
pots ana $12 so for pearia
BszADs1uprs Receipts, $3.50 bbls. -four, 1877 bbs
and 77s bags MEAL r. 1858 bushels wheat es 200 de-
corn, is6Sol do OATS 1900 do. rye and 40 do. bar
ley. The -four market opened 15o. a % higher; but
at tho close became heavy, and, With = Do
sire on the part OF some holders % realize, the
Improvement nearly all lost Sales Of 6Ooo bbIs
iocudng 1000 bbIs extra State deliverable first half Of
December, ~ $lo and 1000 do first half Of Noyember,
- 75 also l7oO Southern and 600 Canadian. Rye Hour
hrmer with sales Of 100 bbs. at s. So Corn meal
steady with sales 700 bbs Brandy vino at 81 90
and 100 JerseY nj 81 Is. We quote
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
runNrTURr.

SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLDS FUR
"A nure for sac--property OF family leaving city,
ware. AZ ssUidce Inquire a il3 West Twsnv.third
swec. near Sixth avenos
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

DENTIBTRY.
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs-KN
ure nufscon Or no a. 2Jg SiTtb avenue Parties
needing teeth ~ short notice viii please test ad
yanqe required Nitrous oxide gas given aud
usctcd daily without palm and free ~ charge where
arc 70 be inserted Light and durable Of teeth
as $40; also nne gold md platns SETS cheap large
assortment Of Teeth always hand and business done
business nAnnsr Ons prioe 70 everybody No advance
taken Plumpers TO hold ont the cheeks; and sham
Fronts that do not hold out the lip ~ hera
No 2y Sirh avenue, between Fsssth and sirteeasb
CHINO TEETH SAVED WITHOUT EXTRACTING
A and rendered Portable usafu BY Painless
Adamanisan white Pllns Beautiful, durable econoni.
cal n kAst Twenty secoad street. blocks fom Brasd
way. LUTHER UkDERWUOD.
(r0LToN DENTAL AsSoCrATIuN-rHr ORIGINAL
ntrcduoers OF he tfous oxide, who ausrsnts 10 sx
tract teeth whou the sshtc pain ire h every
day Once removed from Boad NO. 70 Cooper In
-.----------------------------
OsrBorLAsTrO, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE, FILLIscs;
" restores decayed teeth ce roots and mere shells y tse
natural shape, color aud Uscfulness soid teh Bverv
cas. Of cavity nes v9og. pam By the dto erer 10 per
sou koofns removed 10 9F0ecpth street enc door ~cst
sf Union square Eleven thsusand tes.imoSheiaM
IAHQ cBnrIFIcA ArRs,-HAvIho HAD sEyEs
l.fUO roots eysraotsd without pain by ID. NibLhsA.
10 0raad street. cheerfui recommend him 10 thos. sss
ferlng tcothscss kurRzcA 0AbmVI i55 mcsAss sssesA
U9hOkcs.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
CBTROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
I IN FIRST CLASS C0MPANIRS FOR SALE.
BY ALBERT ii. NICOLAY. No. 52 w iiliam street
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT,
vEEANGO COUNTY, PENN.

Capital stock.
In shares Of IS each, par value.
Being In fun pay meut for S5 share No further call
assessment to be made.
100 900 shares reserved tor working capital.
These lands contain about 840o the Allegheny
river aud on Hemock. Porcupine and hcCrex creeks,
making oil boring territory OF half miles
extest.
The wells the sd Joining property "Cee.
braied Iendrckn wells and "Pithoie crcekn wells IA
nous for their immense supply Of oil
The wells this property are being sunk with great
vigor and promise large supplies OF oil.
the capitalists and parties Of limited means unsur
passed inducements offered.
subscrI pon books maps and all other information
y ~ I. II. SIMPSON a CO,
CA Cedar street New York
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

Tho wheat market opened &c. SC. higher, but subse
quenty reacted and closed at about yesterdays prices;
sales 90 900 bushels at 50 10 for Milwaukee club 81 16
- 25 for winter red Western, and 81 s3 . 81 81 for
amber Michigan Rye Inactive but generally held ~
about 81 45 81 SO tor Western and 81 66 81 rs for
Northern Farley was active and steady with sales OF
35 900 bushels Canada Wsst at 81 90 81 96atter prcs
for choice Barley malt quiet The corn market advanced
&c. &C., With fair demand. 10 part for export Sales
SO, 900 bushels at 81 90 for mixed Western Oats ad
vanced 10 &C., With liberal sales at S9hc e0c for
Causds, 9oc. 9lc for Vermont, ana 81 kc 92c. for
Western
CorsKx.-The market was rather more active with
sales Of 900 bags Rio private terms and 1So do Mar
acaibo at 50 &c Soc We quoteRio Janetro. months
4Oc do. good, 3sc. 80 hc.; do fair, 3sc 3shc. do
ordinary, S6c 37c; do fair 20 good oareoss 3'ho
3Skc Javx mats aud bags, 45c. a41 Aaraoabo $50.
3Sc Laeuayra SIC. 3sc Stock OF Rio and Sanos Ucto
ber IS il2 bags Java, 37,l57 do Bahia, s2le do;
Maracaibo, l0,S63 do LaGusyra, 234 do g. Domingo,
2.s8t. and stock Of other descriptions 5876 bags.
Total, lie 278 bags
Coror.-Tte demand was rather more active to-day,
chiefly speculative, and prices advanced about lc per
pound the sales reaching about 300 bales We quote
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
DE0ULAR UNION NOMINATION.-FOR CONGRESS-
II WILLIAM = DoAfE Eighteenth. Twentieth and
JOHN ii. SHERWOOD. Chairman of Convention.

Ii.
COLDlERs AND sEAMEN FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
y observation-disclosures for voting By proxy al Penn
soldiers regiments of other States than Penn
sylvana. and ase all requested to vote BY
wherever polls to be opened where they are
stationed ALI voting by proxy will observe carefutl tho
following instrucons'-l ERch vote must be folded As
required by law with OF oGce outside Tne votes
thus folded must BE- put scaled envelope together with
- in the county OF --, and State OF Pennsylvania
hereby authorize qualified voter residing IN sa
district for TO the ballots contained in this
at the election to be held on Tuesday the
9Th day OF November 1861 in said county and State Az
st.. Signature OF voter - .,
that he qualified disrctn which he
proposes that he actual miay service Of me
United States, being member OF Company ---. re9i-
neut that he has not sent his ballot ~ any other
person persona than the said that he will not OIL
To any poll which be opened on said e.eclon
day any place whatsoever that he ID not drserer
not dishonoraby dismissed from the SERVICE
and that he is stationed a. In the state OF -
Sworn and subscribed before this - day Of. 1854
The above must be signed BY somc commissonei olcer
Of tho voters regiment by ocer o the vessel navy
yard hospital other place n which the voter for the
time being engaged The votes, authority ana Amoavls
must be placed Ia sealed envelope and there must 0e
written printed the outside across the sealed part
the coun ~ -, and State OF PsnnsylvanA" The en-.
veIope be to the authorized 10 cast
precaution write the envelope TO be opened ony
By the Election BOard N BBxamine your uokots caro-
fully, and be they for Lancoln and Johnson
This Ia inserted BY order OF one OF
cc, .rror rctobar n 1864
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
ExPREssEs.

DURwHAMs FURNrTURB ExPRBsa ZIG WEST
ID Eleventh street between Fifth AND sixth AveNuss -
Pianos. Mrror China and Olasswars bored and shppeA
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

shsrs ere ss@s vssy marked eAaages ia the Averages
e ~ bsalss tsns u tss sspvs sAaks uss mas, vssk.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26

TIE aggregate amount Of exports, exclusive OF specie
from the port Of New York the week ending October
70 wss ~, ,72s $40
The Boston Traveller OF yesterday says:-
Money easy OF the banks and 10 the street
Tor tue beat iosns and DISCOUNTS but dfncuy Is
espereoo 10 obtaining on second class paper ans
weak collateral security The stock market B without
givoh snmkheB, but there msDy buyers ~ se.
Yis tos Quotations Tue principal demand 10 ior pub
o tso.nues and railroad sIocks isf inyeetnent and
n'niIs stocks io~ spccuieA a.
rhs foA@sms comparative stassnsot shows the ave
rage condition o. the isaeus items % tie fhladciphis
backs Toe We past and >. syioos weers-
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
POLITICAL.

a iorchSshs essioa q DcSo'. seIIyon Ihsl.a.y
sorcsss' ever held In wss.shsssr county
from 70 esh. thousand people present An the
ss %
The foowisg is list Of officers sna speakers N G Leon
II: Palmer, sd oSl.asa pasd rs@ith i n oIphsas;
Tso@as snh Mr. 6ssorn aes s@sn scsster. HON.
sp s aa Jaee % wilson assa%
IA Democratic Regulators Al thar rooms ioa Mott
sr,e the following we're s!scsi Eos rresasn.
iary Tho@ss o'connor Tisssnrsr William shsehaa
BANNERS. FLAGS AND TRANsPARENCIks;-ALL
4 kinds on hand aud 70 order at HoJ @ GAh ~, ns
TXYGoa
MCCLELLAN NATIONAL CLUB
n olrx AND oogsry y"s ar NEW YosK !. -
GRAND AAss EKkTiss ~ Tas FRIENDS OF
wA be hold y 81 esIgsI ESmSfs
eassed e spssSsss . the S eeSnrs s win
- W. f'::'a:"s Fs::ia:s SaSs aos4s s'Das DDaGsfar
Treasurer. MAuRcE X. HARSrrr.
MOZART MoKEoN AND GERMAN coNsTIrUrIoNAL
M unsn Irszksg .Sp AsSSGdsT!2sss
VILLA. ,sr 8, oSssss. $SSsfS VII SEssT .ovsDr.
MCCLELLAN AND PFEDLErON NEW CAMPAIGN
lN Song with elegant illuminated title page and pcr
OF Mcclellan. Price 50 cents. sent by seai
WIN. A. POND Co., b47 Broadway, N.
MOZART HALL, $50 BROADWAY.
M meeting OF the Mozart Hall Ueneral Committee Will
held Friday evening October a. 1864 al O'Clock
Punctua attendance Ia requested
BY order. BENJAMIN Ray, Chairman.
5SIs 6a4s fsss; 4 csAr ssccre..rea
NTlNrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRlCr-rWKLFrH
IN Nineteenth and Twenty second wards
FOR CoaGRFss /.
FERNANDO WOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

Ar7 BLEECKER STREET you CAN OBTAIN i25
"A per for Diamonds Watches, Jeweiry, Silver
Plate, Guns Pistols, Dry Goods &c. n. B-Aisc Pawn.
brokers' Tickets bought for the above articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

A Rare CHANCE FOR HOUsEKEEPBRs.-sUPR
N Household Furniture for sale q sacrifice. family
decl hon v sell n lots % suit pu,Gsascr
Twenty third street. Sixth Paroe
SuNs, tWndow Curtains, 10 match; Eageres, Paintings,
Bronxes, Carpets Bookcase Mirrors, Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture en- suite; in use seven moashs.
CARPET wANrED-sUrTABLE FOR AN OFFICE;
~ Ingram 10 yards. Brussels n yards Apply from
10 TO at " Nassau street. room 49,
LsURNiTURE FOR sALE-A GENTLEMAN HAvIHa
sold house, DESTROYS Of dispos.g q Psrtog bed-
and Dining Room Furniture including ChandelerA
Ac PARTIES desfrons purchasing obtain particulars
BY calling Mr.. BLACKWELL. No. Pine sheet rsom
IcOR sALE-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF BLACK Wal.
nut Limitation roscweod) Paror Furniture covered -
broca consisting sofas and six Chairs 70 - sosa
cheap TO be at J. @. HAHNH Purniture vsres~"S~
SO EAST Iankh sfxeek hstvsas Ass1uoo -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28
FINANCIAL.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of THE
n New Jersey Consolidated Copper Company will be held
at the office OF company Tuesday the 3st instant at
one O'Clock M for the purpose Of eectng officers and
such business before the meeting.
WIN X. TRAVERS. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

" ANrED-BY YOUNG LADY. AGED 10 OF GOOD
w address and fair education, situation family
rs companion In capacity where the employment
or service would be light and labor Unexcepton
ton @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

|vTy ANrED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMATD, or
to take Of baby objection 10 trav Ell or 90
homework in private family. Good references. Call
{ Is Dean st., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

| ITO RE sOLD-PRICE s20o-A FOUR HORSE STEAM
i Engine complete. nearly made of the best mate
RAILS highly fnshed has only been in few weeks
Apply at 50 Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

ITO POCKRTBOoK MAKERS AND BOOKBrNDERs.-
For sale, good style OF Presses for enclosing and
gliding all kinds % goods also hand Presses for
printers. Call on RoWLANDS, tip press maker, in Con-
nd Noar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-15

saa4 ~sSW ASAas - Wy ~
The Washington Chronicle Il to. day
has accounts Of the, operations about
Washington, s. NJ
Our cavalry, under Major Fry, stub
bornly contested The rsbel advance, rs.
treating only when aaaksd ~ . superior
member. Sunday fought from 8 20 8 D.
M, fetssatinR only, Hvs niles. Monday
che rebels we're kept It By tuo q thtes
'nilssous afTeDally ytown.
7, The fOrce IN oar ffost yas estinatsd It
,seyefai; thodsAnd.. s ! $50
The President and Secretary IT War
were present encouraging the tFo01s,
's About 2 =. q. |. ihe tebsls advsnJsd u.
wards II. 6sssens, miles from the city.
"a ir sbsrpshoolsFS, &pt Eithia, 30 ~ 40
yards ~ ~ i6Ft. 9hS k5tb N. Y. ,csv.
airy dlhmoasted and drove then ~ ol
the hOusss prutqstiuetb0n. Tia koaass
vers then burDSdvS thsy obutrus3e( ths
Is92ss s8 st 81 e2EL gnpehss q No s,rss4
~ eher regiments then arri1e9 9a1d, ,dFdvl
s s;I:'l sasl asa k;'l {! q; ......,,.....
ths 9ehtiag ~, adsanesd aad drove q.
Ssesh : 1ils ~ Z haIf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-15
Nfw advertisements.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To South wick Guthrie and souha " Guthrie his w;fs
Adeline, Guthrir and CliAriss Brewx;sf. n -
You hereby notified that there l. now on file In the
Office Of the clerk Of District Court of Lee roDntv
iowa al heokus Position Of George Poncroy praying
for decree canceliHx and settin aside as tatsant
certain Conveyance of real estate made ~ sutbic
Guthrie aI wife Aaeiins tinthri. and also trayiny
the cancellation Of tain mortgage given By said south
wick Guthrie and wife to defendant Charles Brewster.
and also praying decree the sale of real -
tste for the payment Of certain judgnentin favor Of
pninti and sxainst the miami SosIthxiek (ntre
Unless you xpptar thereto and defend before noon ~
the second day of the Scsn term 1854 of ad Court
afcree viii be rendered against y0n thereon by de-
fault. GEO. w. NcCRARY
ksvenne stamp 50 cts Atty for Plaintiff.
iulyIAdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-15
Mop1rrcArror.-We make slight
modification in the terms of our Daily,
announced few days ago. See terms At
head of this column. sf
ImPOssIBILuTY or AN OPPOsI.
TION RARITY. 20

- & q 3
The opposition consists of three war
ring factions, whose only bond of sym
pathy is hatred of Lincoln. So far q.
the matter Of principle is concerned these
factions are as wide as the polls asunder,
1t their own organs may be relied on az
the exponents of their position.
The peace faction bate and despise
their hypocritical brethren who profess to
be in favor of the war. And the war
faction, which is both timid and hypo-
critical and as destitute Of patriotism as
the other, hates the peace faction because
its outspoken course tends to divide and
weaken the party and thus destroy its
chance of success and its hopes of the
spoils Of victory. Both these factions
love the Shareholders only less than they
hate Lincoln.
Then comes the third faction, the
Radical Democracy. whose hatred of slave
ry even exceeds their devotion to Fre-
mont and their hostility to Lincoln. IS
Aud it is from these warning elements
OF faction that the anti-Administration
leaders hope to build up compact homo
geneous united party Of sufficient strength
to carry the Presidential election. The
job is one compared with which the
building of the Pyramids of Egypt might
be regarded as the effort of Saturday
afternoons holiday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-15
New York. InlY Ii,

A"fAs ou'y Af'
AT the Convention of the Railroad off.
GERS here today, the rates of freight were
increased 90 per cent.
The Commercial says the Bank Com
ml.tee haye adjourned tall to-morrow.
No result has been reached relative to
q loan.
Mr.. Fessenden proves to be a strict
construcsionist, and declares that the Law
is against his either making State banks
depcsitories Of Government funds or ac-
cepting payment oo account Of loans 9TH
eruise than in legal tenders The proba-
bii'ty al present appears to be that the
banks will yield to the Secretary's views
and take loan of City millions, payable
in instruments as vide apart as possible.
At present it seems most likely the loan
would be upon 7:30 notes non-legai ten
ders.