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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
a. B.scser street advice is based wholly o. seisns
BY thousands Maurice ha. been tried.
Aud thousands more he meet:
s;.ss xs:s II N
band or nife and tell the day you win
al who Ha 9, hs
srs any M and a have s1d c be
e" can co1s re-. . Who practices =.
aHs. Address = Maurice box '''' Ss" York Post
A BETTER. .AsTeQLoGIsr is NOT TO BE. FOUND
= e The un.si States ;nan Dr.; l. aud Mrs ) d
III They consulted on Al aaairs Of human
SUITS osian,os situations welfare Of ass.nt ireaas ss
also u we scS p.r w re,esr or de Of the
amend what part body siecei and whs, trea'
nsas sns ar sss IS
made ane o "f q esu s bsG
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIRvoYANr. WHO
N has no equal III America ana The lady who nrs al
yersed in This city and Boston 900 rewards oaeet
ana on. On Lost or Gn ,sns
matter how serious she can asv for YOU She sso p
,sr,e,s for an seass. md !, mailing g.e.. Cures b
nnwary. Please test her sI Remember tals y TIE ony
mo CITIZENS New York Psiseph.
s s se si ana s
A sIoNIsuIsc MADAM MORROW: sEyEErH
soon and osn you vii narry Even your ,hoasSts Mac.
ss
miiicd '''
A BONA FI2E AsrEoLoaI,T THAT EVERY oss
pefous snderiakns, Al iss Alien ..rsst; between Hoas
MADAME ROSA IS NO WITCH, BUT Is POSSESSED
hs Il: s: ss nsss q
has unseen power 70 reveal your Whole ne Her my,,is
the r"ans husband sd wife or over 'e
u9%ssHHVs rs Sa s ssas hare passed
The mystic shnrm W. gnsran mt, s worn Sy lnee
once 7sa Second avenue, Forisih street. cousulia
MApAsE RAY THE sEsr AMP
gives lucky nunbers causes SPEEDY marriage, pnce I
s su.; scn a,s@s s. Sc, cents ' ''''' -
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED FOR.
wi tune .c:s and 1csnsr ~ s9 m @ ss
where viii reveal the mysteries Of u. past present and
levers
~ STARR from Europs, who was born w;,s naigra.
Brings together ..p.r.iss causes SPEEDY mar
Or .s:.s friends Numbers
ss Il Ell: ySp
IA, y; e. on. .ss s
equal her her profession skill she tells you the name
OF the person you will marry No. 10l kast Seventeenth
corner Third avenue Name on the door, Gentlemen
setadmitsed "
10 no WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE $50.
mo H. ana
suited personally or By letter on All affairs OF life concern
ing suits Journeys absent friends love court.hip mar.
faithful husbands Miss the only person 10 this city
who the Roman and Arabian asmaHs FOR love-
GOOD luck and business AFFAIRS and guarantees for
hfe Delay no, consult this naturally {,sd and
cy resreac Can be Al her residence i0 Sixth ave
| nue., opposite Eighth street.
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND

OVER p E1 saA On w9sKs or ART
largest y.. sS Ssx ana =.
o ar e 'osG & IS ~
street ssvsi Ss5iPs as sf bElsNS ssox
:ss sS e s sa
n Cha NV; wosKs SP is
Twenty yasasis Pantinss r'ssly framed; artistic
Marble fpS,ss Tie
Of I panSs .s sa .
e1IsS ssEPye ROOMS AND HALL
and Bedding ross~ooa Sarsa, Chamber Suits y Ese7
ssd, CARR HensS CHA
YER Ware: rich OAK OHM. Furniture marble top Bullet
tarsss will be in attendance to remove goods FOR pur.
eAa'ers i'm nediarIy .sr the s1 Wksrcorr con..
RY. JAMES NJ; MILLEE-AT u O'CLOCK. At THE
rec,on q The ssesarH Mrs T. Ansrsan So. ' aS and
Tenth avenues s~o valuable three story brick
n ?: TAILOR, AycrIosSss-wELL SELL At
& e. ss s ga
stock Crops And aiming I@pisnen.. thereon 'ged i
so 1ms p fSn he
Railroad Should The dsy prove the sale will
place the first fair day thereafter Fo terms and
lars Apply 70 the exscors the premises at the oce
Of the auctioneer, iSS Nassau street New York.
EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE no. IS
IN Nassau street will give HIS tersonal attention.
usual - sales OF Furniture at private residences and ont
door Gales generally.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER, NO. So WALL
IL will sell FRIDAY March 4. at lnAs o'clock on
premises IL Frankfor street by order o. morgasee krs
ing Machines Spoilers pouhlers MEASURING Msehi es Ia.
rempory A. COMSTOCk. Attorney fnr Mortgage
TxECUTORS SALE
~ REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD WALTERS. Al 'tioneer.
will sell Friday March 1884 nj II the rremi
SEES The of Lot with front and three story Buk
But dings Of II Baxter street. near Chshn street, lot lo3
bv IS feet inches 'front.' rs feet inches the
81 lease to expire from lamar L. 1861 has been
for and well adapted for acturing purposes
THOMAS BROWN. Executor
~ a. HORTON, AUCTIONFER-wILL SELL THIS
Vt. day 81 o'clock, at No Greenwich avenue furui.
ture Ga. Chandeliers, Refrigera,os Stoves Lamp Min
merry Fixtures Wire Frames, Forms Fancy Goods Paper
Boxes, &C., &c.
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NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILRoA w,
IN For Albany. Toy Ecrsh west leave fwenW.sttt
street depot 10 a. NJ and A25P "a SUNDAY Train 40 4 N
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MoEn!s yIL5Ins, Ayglems.s
DAY isb ~ 1884 q ~ seoss. q We nsehsnss sAiseom
b. order Of William Lculper ESQ., ssssutsr q ssta,s d
nvr.,nc s hsS TX kS rAsS uSTsTas 9 Sssss6oxrvr

Degvaw street.-The three aud basement high stoop
brick House Lot 26 Deaaw street. Court
n l0x40 feet lot half the block.
Also three and Easement high brown
Houses and lots Nos 213. 200. sul and 302k Degraw
street. adjoining above houses 10 Syi0 lots half The block
Sackeu Street.-The three story Euslish basement brown
stone Houses aud Lots Nos AL 2l3 23. 2q5 qo7 and 400
Sackett street. between Court aud Smith houses rs by
b6: half the block,
Clinton scctEieht Lots west slc, whole front between
Sackctt and Union streets. each 25xQp feet.
Fer permits 10 the houses apply to the auconeers
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RAll.ROADs.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.-rRAINs FOR Alba.
III ny, Troy the North and West, Chambers street
2. and l9 and 3s and 10 ~ NJ and on sannsys
AZ any OF the Offices wEsrCOrrs Express IN New York
and Brooklyn checked the 10 all 20 nts
on the road and 10 Saratoga Springs
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TIBNRy n LEEDS co., AUcTIoNRRRs HENRY
II II. LEEDS 90; VIII sell :. auction, on Saturday.
February ~, 81 IL O'Clock ~ sal0sroom, 3 Nassau
street. and mahogany Billiard Tables with marble
beds Cues Counters, &C., al complete Also 100 bottles Of
choice old Liquors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

yITT ARE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS SUPERIOR TO
w those made at any other gallery In this city, without
',s''''' FREDRICKs 4 Co.. i7S Fifth avenue
Between Twenty second and Twenty third streets
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NJ. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.-By BANGS MER
r. WIN CO., Irving buildings. 5ot and 500 Broadway
Monday evening Feb 30 at O'Clock Private library OF
mostly Theological Books. being the collection OF deceas
cd clergyman embracing valuable works In Theo.ogy D
vIn Biblical Literature and Biography: also variety OF
Miscellaneous Literature dc For particulars catalogue
A UCTION NOTICE ID D. CAULKINs. AUCTIoNEER.
N TO PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY FURNITURE RICH FRENCH PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS. SuPERBLY CARVED ROSEW GOD
PIANOFORTE. SILVER PLATE. &r.
THIS DAY SATURDAY FEBRUARY "a
At the residence 2l8 West Fourteenth street. Egh
avenue, commencing al II o'clock A. NJ. rain shine
rately carved Paror Furniture offered pubic
ton. and to be sold without An examination
will well repay intending buyers
Parors contain three elegant full Suits OF rosewood aror
Furniture. in rich crimson and blue gold
c0ored brocade and SATIN Etagere SPLEEN.
did and costly ParIan Ornaments rich Vases &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
STOOL AND COVER.
An elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case, all modern improvements
Also magnificent collection OF Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs in fine rosewood Centre
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets. &c
Chamber SHIFTS in rosewood and mahogany: Bnreans
carved Washstands Sofa Beds in fine hsircoh
der. in evcellent condition.
Dining a0m Furniture consisting of Gne oak Extension
Dining Ia, lie oak Armcars Silver Ware rich China
~ and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C.. with heavy
and engraved Glassware or every description.
Cartmen In attendance to cart ship goods for
chasers
N. B.-House and Lot for SALE Apply on the pre- nises
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<,cAf-s7 "a PER rON-RED AND WHITE ASH
seemed and dciyered foliows-stove aud ist,
Furnace as 50; large Nut, 81 50 Apply a. ~ .RNy :
S75O FER TosR.lp ~. AMP , Tlt uader cover =
follows -. ~
Gennlre frbi Xii ari foNssi Mo0AiHA t"'" ..... N
larEe NN....s.t. tt.ts l 4 sItfA NNcbWea .reet
4 Chatham.
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NF DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNRER
M Large and perempory sale Of Household Furniture,
this day nj l0s O'Clock at saesroom ~ Nassau street
sistng Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Paor Suits
10 hair CLOTH reps and brocatee Chamber Furniture In
oak, walnut and mahogany; Pier Glasses Paintings
Curtains. Cornices Bookcases &c Dining Tables marble
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A Ivan @. BAKER q co. AUCTIONBERs
IA j L. IAR6RR Anctl0naar

Elegant Household Furniture at public auction,
the properly Of family leaving the city this day tsai
N. B. CHAPMAN, ESQ,
u West Sixteenth street. between Fifth Sixth
Bale commencing ~ II o'clock
Two superb full Butts covered with brocatel Of richest
scripson rosewood Rtaseres stanay marble op magnh
cent Sets Brocade Curtains Bands Tasses TO match
kmbrodered Lace Curtains EncoiGnures Cabinets Lady
Console Tables Bronze and Ormoa elegant an
qne Bronze Clock month; Bronzes and Vases
ers Paintings By Delacro Inman, Huntington and North
eoit extra large Mante Mirrors 70n70 Pier do, artistic
''oni sEvsN 0 ocfA1 Wi kosEwooD PIANoFoRrE.
corners richest offered at auction this
season: Stool Cover Books Music Stand Hasssnd rose
snise style Louis XIV. Hair and Spring Maitresses
Feather Beds Sheets Blankea Bunets Extension Table
ke.s spoons Casors Forks Napkin Ring; savers Dinner
leFy. Linen Couchea Arm Chairs Oval Mirrors Bronze
Clocks Sale peremptory Parties wishing 10 attend this
sale take Fifth Sixth sta from
ST. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels leaving at Sixteenth
street few doors from the house.
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nO0s FOR sALB-Nnw YouNDLAND PUPS Anr
~ Black and Ten Pups, onA small Black and fan Terrier
ns snail ssoch Tersis one hswsosndand Dog sscs'sn
and Tan Terriers Scotch ferrer SKYE Tcrers good
Vars. fair trial given. Call az II Roswell street
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THE REPUBLIC NOT uNGRATEFCL.-NEw YORK
Young Mems Rep lblcan Union "A public reception
by the citizens Of New York of
GEORGE THOMPSON. ESQ
whose lab0rs the cned OF John Bright Richard Cob
den and hers in England have efficiently advanced the
interests or the Union vii place Cooper Institute
Monday evening Feb %. a. o'clock. Doors oven att
MAJOR GENERAL FREMONT will preside and N AXE
the address OF welcome
Tickets nifty The entire proceeds given
to Mr. Thompson
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THE BALL SEASON.

c~~>>~~-~~~11e~~
GRAND MASQUERADE.-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
" OF making good appearance lin either comic or fancy
at masquerades. sqould get Of BUEKERS
The finest assortment Dresses Wigs Curls &C.
Ia the city Fancy Dresses made order a.
100 Fourth street, Sixth avenue.
THE GRAND BALL.-LADIEs' HAIR DRESSED IN
all the latest fashions Grecian Curs Topseys &C.,
furnished Wigs and curs loaned for mesquerede. Hair
251 Grand street. near the Bcwery.
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BOGART, AUCT1ONRBR-DY 3. 4 J.. BO0ART =
This day. a. 10Y o'clock, 3. the auction No
wood Pisnos &C. eonsI,ns o. IeAcsany sef.s and sofs
BE TOD Wsshssnd bursaus. 1cok and WcrS sisnds Rock
ns ana Easy Chars 1ne toned Hosswood Piano lBarmors
yood 6srs role wsrd,roSss French Plate Pier 6ls.s
~ ana TSrsepiy Carpets stoves kissSsn TursiSr. 1c
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guLpNBR. AuCr1QNBBM~DY enLDNER
IL. Ivy, on Saturday he Nth nss u l0k o'ceeh, ~
me HeuseAok baTuuTe end Bsseoa fStuiss sosSaiass
bes cane seat and other Chaie Qasss ssfas, 1uTeans
NssnsssuSs ssc;ss crssss; 6seSiss usssss - '0''
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J. BLEECKER. AUCTIONBER.-FOR ACCOUNT
~ OF whom II may concern-A.J. BLEECKER, SON h
90 win sell 1t auction, Tuesday March 1864 AT II
O'Clock. Mt the Exchange saesroom. No. Ill Broadway
West Fortieh street three story brick Houses and Lots
Nos 2lS and 220 West Forteth street. south side between
Eighth and Ninth avenues size 1863 by half block title nds
pntable Apply to the anciioneers Il Cedar street.
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Between Twenty second and Twenty third streets
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A poDwoRrHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
A. 20k Fifth avenue New York.
lX Montague street, Brooklyn
NEW YORK CLAssEs-M onday. and rhursdays or
Children ii 4; Gentlemep AIS N.
DRO0KLYN CLASSEo-Tu esdAye and Fridays Az +. n.
for children and at r. NJ for gentlemen
A. 40 A. on Saturdays for children and young iadisa
A sAUvAgEAUs DANCING ACADEMY. Is LEROY
a. Pa &C. lescker street Grand 6oiress ever saturday
elgh, es sons three evenings wech-Mondays Wsdnes
says and Frys al the fashionable dances taught In
Twelve lessons % an unfsns method Bxtra Hop 10 mig ht
EERRERo's HANGING ACADEMY.
Gaes WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays Mondays AID Thurs
Gays, atkP. M.
r " sBARMEys PRIVATE DANCING AcApEnY
2o2 Fourth avenue, near Twenty third -ciassss
O'Clock Classes formed other mes snd private ossons
avery day to those who Wish 10 learn anishly.
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DR. JAMES NJ MTLLER-AT II CLOCK, AT THE n
ID 8. R., Ill Broadway. Friday March 4 under The III
Of the eyecutrx Mrs T. Anderson Nos 436 and 81
West Thirtv-fourth street south sie between Mini
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no CAPITALISTS, LAWYERS AND STATESMEN.
42tl CON LE1E FILE Of NEW YORK HERALD
FOR TEN YEARS for sale. Price S4D Handsomely bound
In tweny volumes This II chance seldom be
with Gentlemen possessing valuable private libraries di.
recors Of Pubic Libraries and literary Institutions lawyers
or gentlemen aspiring b.c,m. politicians ana statesmen
should apply without delay and at this moderate
figure daily record OF the poica financial commercial,
naval and military hIsorv OF the United States during
OF the most extraordinary and profoundly Interesting and
periods III the history Of the
Amei lean republic Address Herald File Bound. Herali Office
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ANTHOLOGY.
B. MAURICE THE REAL AsrRoLOGRe. OF
n 26 Bleecker street; advice is based wholly scen
principles
BY thousands Maurice has been tried.
Aud thousands more he'll meet
Enr In aatr 10 rxnfica ncai a

Maurice .eiis the past present and future covering
through whole life He will describe the intended hus
band or Wife and tell the will IN
speedy he will bring OF the
hopeless cases Al who consult the Professor win be-
% in any undertaking and have good AMI be
prosperous through ife you call on Professor Maurice
consult real who practices nothing
what is reconciabe to philosophers Office I.5
street. near Wooster Questions answered by letter
in. ST. Address A. B. Maurice, box 55J5 New York
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GENTLEMAN rs DESTROYS OF MEETING WITH
~ a French lady or prepossessnR appearance, win
yspw 10 marimony o companion, and from when ne
might acquire the language. Address w. w. o., box 5A0
Post Office
a Young MAN, GOOD LOOKING AsIABLE DIS.
"A position. wishes TO correspond with some loung adv
with a view matrirrony. Address James Harrington,
on ana nee Schooner IL, of Charleston, s. z.
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A BETTER AsrgoLoeIsr is NOT TO BE- FOUND


sToNIsHING MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter. with natural gif OF foresight tells
soon and often you VIII marry ersn your thoushts Msss
shows likeness OF your Intended husband and absent
frends 1884 Ludlow street. Houston. Dents al.
nttcd
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YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGH. a NATIVE %
said 10 looking desires y orespoad with
ynnno lady not over with view to m1rinony wealth
M sheet address enclosing catslde vlsc, agreeable
Kuiskerbocker station g.
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4 BONA FIDE ASTROLOGICAL THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend on is Maisms WILSON. She tells the
object OF VISIT and brings out or tac
peous undertakings At lSs Allen street between Hons
ION the bakery Price 50 cents
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAS FEW THOueAkD DOL
i lars he would like 70 invest In some manufacturing
busiuess where fair remuneration be realized Iar
giving foil description OF business amount required ana
reference win be attended 70. Agents not noticed Ad'
dress a II. j. boz $50 Herald ONCE.
VUANTED-A PARTNER WITH FEW THOUSAND
w dollars 10 join 10 the calfskfn tanning and curyne
business. have on hand good material and nns sncp'
Address Tanner, boz Ill Herald ONCE.
90 600 A GENTLEMAN wIrH LiniJShp
VA.OVOs means, having Invented and patented
valuable invention N DESTROYS Of forming the circumstances
Of good practical man. with The above amount e. pir
sddpess Machine, n Park row, room ~, II
< A0n by vIRTUB OF LETTERS PATENT;
0O.UVOs am the sole producer Of . most ~yaiuapnle
shove sod man can sn s - equal . as
money = rsasnpabe should. Business highly respsst
able. and manuSactory tha city. An once 10 desaOe
Address Enterprise, boz 10 Herald ONCE
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4 YOUNG OFFICER IN UNCLE SAWS SERVICE
N wish 10 open correspondence with sorc young aty
young widow with the ultimate view to metmony rhs
writer sincere and all correspondence con teplA ana
returned requested. Please enclose carrie 10 ysiic Nd
dress II. Brundligc United States Monitor Nahant Oh
h3r O.
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No Soc.
..S NJ I'm hills Kegs bladders SIC.
sco'el fenIlemnn M l. from Virginia plug scc.
No A. from VIRGINIA plug. lc
Scotch No. B. loose, IN bbls. kegs. &c. svc
equal 70 any made wAntc save ~ cents per pound
nd IN vour orders Sosaa Of an kinda always on hanf
srom Al mn 10 500 per Loo Also manufacturers of Viz
sna smoking Tobaecos ana pare PaiveriLed Liqaores
Root.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

~The Iowa City Republican suggests
that Gen. Curtis be made one Of the eIec-
tors at large, and says the General viii
obtain leave of absence and stump the
State.
By all means if the old war horse can
be spared from his duty in the field let
him work for victory at the polls. The
latter will give immense aid to operations
In the former Washington Press.
Gen. Curtis, while Major-Gsneral in
the service of the United States, is not
eligible to the position Of Presidential
Elector-otherwise his appointment to
that position by the State Convention
would be urged by his personal and politi-
cal friends here aud elsewhere, a. no man
could render more effectual service to the
Union cause. The General, however. We
are assured, would not retire from the
military service to accept civil position,
which others Of his fellow -cisize MS are
amply qualified to ell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02


The Iowa Asseciasiea NJ Washing.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your readers are aware.
no doubt, that the citizens of Iowa now
in the service of the Government here
have formed themselves into an associa-
ton. called "The Iowa Association, !" the
main object Of which is to cooperate With
the citizens of our State, in SO far a. they
may be able to do 30 from this metropo.
lis. without in the least degree inter-
fering With "the authorities" at home,
in the way Of belping to elect candidatss
friendly to the Government and the cleo
ton of Lincoln and johnson.
This being the seat of Government, Of
course it has not few advantages of 10.
cality, especially during Presidential
campaign. Documents and speeches are
plentier here, and cheaper generally. than
they are elsewhere. 1t was with the
view of thus cooperating with our party
friends in Iowa that an executive com.
mittee was not long ago appointed,
clothed with such powers usually given
to such committees. The committee will
soon send circulars to all parts of the
State, in which they will state the prices
at which documents (franksd) may b
had. and other facts Of importance to those
Interested in the cause. Meantime. apy
inquiries may be addressed to me, and ]
will see that they be responded to ..
promptly as possible.
At the last regular meeting, the follow.
ing permanent officers were elected:
President-Stephen j. W. Tabor.
Vice. President-A. n. Scott.
Recording Secretary. P. @. Poul
Treasurer-George Cowie.
Corresponding Secretary-L. D. Inger
soil.
The association is under great obliaa
tions to many publishers Of Iowa Journal,
for the regular receipt Of their papers. ]
respectfully request them to change the
address to box Tia. l beg also to re-
quest them to publish the facts hay.
here stated, if that be not imposing upou
their good nature. I should make tn,
request directly to them, especially /,
those with whom I an acquainted. bnt 70,
the fact that it is awfuily hot, and / an
about worked ont already.
Very truly, &C.,
L. D. ISaERsoLL,
Cor. Sec'y Iowa Asso'n-Box ia
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National U1etoss Iyclces.
FoR PREszDExr,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
FoR vIcE PaEuDExr,
ANDREW JOHNSON.

- The Davenport Gazette has raised
its subscription price TO nine dollars Dol
year for mail subscribers and twenty-five
cents . week to city subscribss.
The Gazette 10 the same size of the
GATE CRY, and no more valuable, 10 LET
the people hereaway take warning and sub
scribe and pay in advance for the GATE
CITY while they have the opportunity to
get the CHEAPEST PAPER IN Iowa. for m.
ON the very next advance in the price Of
printing paper, up goes the subAesip-
ton to the GArx C1rr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02


The Masonic fraternity q Knoxvills
held . splendid festival upon Friday eve.
ming.
We learn from the RepubKoan thai
Marion county has bssa viitsd BY drsssh.
ing showers Of rain, which will naka
good crops Of I'll, save wheat and hay.
"A mass meeting will BE- held on the
public sqsare, at oskalooaa. the sseoaxl
Sabbath in July, for the benefit Of the q.
3. Christian Commission.
The receipts Of the Sanitary Fair At
the close Of the First week amounted TO
more than $50, 900.
"A stray company Of buffaloes, num-
oering some fifteen or twenty head, waa-
dsriag fur from their accustousd haunts
upon the weatern plains, have turned up
in Boone and Grssns counties. Some Of
them have bsen killed. So says The Des
Moines Statesman.
Inc tide OF population from the East
goes surg'ng Wsst tvard. and striking the
Pacific coast. comes rolling bsck. Whithsr
are the Wild buffer and Wild Iniin 70 sos
Where shall they Zee from the presence
Of the pale faces1 Rcho ansven-
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The City N arshal has insugurated
} war Of externination against unlicensed
sanlnss IN the capital city.
Some sin-hardened individual 10 Des
Moines took one mans harness and a.
'tner mans buggy. Monday night. and
'kedaddled. We suppose he furni.hes
nis own horse. Clever, wasn't he!