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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
Train Captured and Robbed By Cner.
r1uas on Il. 4 ST. 10 X. Il.
St. Louis, Oct. 4


The train which left H4npihal yc,ter.
day morring for the ~est ran OF ths
track !! miles from paluyrs, and soon
siterwatd was visited BY baud of guer.
r'ilas who searched the traia for soldiers
aud seized the express safe containing
about $40. .000; took thirty rcvolyers from
passengers. and then compelled one of the
employees on The train to Gre The cars
The freight train which arrived shortly
alter The socideht was burned. Three
soiuiers we're on The cars, but through the
aid OF passengers they managed to change
theif unlforAn tqy c,.ixans dfess and escap.
ed detection.
Robert L ,vden, notorious boa, barner
and rebel mail carrier, under sentence Of
death. escaped from the guard to-day
while en- rou'e TO Alton military prison,
He Is 30 years oil, feet Q or 10 inches
nish, oafk ha'r. l'rge blue eyes. surly ex-
preston. weighs loo to $50 polads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
Affairs I'm Missouri.

They are slow in shaping ,hemseve, iu-
to definite form.
We g'ean from the Democrat of We'd
nesday some matter not heretofore given.
Gen. Ewing and the principal portion
of his men are known to have safely
reached Rolia.
All is quiet at Jefferson City. Scouts
repert that no hostile party has yet ap-
peared in that vicinity. Every practi
cal preparation has been made st tie State
capital for IT'S defense TIE citizens zeal
ously give tier best services to tbe
work
The United States Paymaster who left
Springfield. and for whose safety some
soiicitude was felt, Is safe with his funds
franklin county is reported quiet. T
rebel army is between the forks OF the
Pacific railroad, with a train Of two hun
dfet wagons, apparently aiming AZ Roils.
Citizens and soldiers captlred by the
rebels at and near Fr4nkln and during
the march from Washington county, are
struggling back to their homes. some hav-
ing escaped and others been released.
The main Pacific road is reported not
materially Injured. The damage appears
TO be limited 20 that already p1bli4hci
DIR. &. 5. Detweller, OF Pacific, Frluk-
lin county, one of the heaviest suf
ferers by the sacking Of thit place gives
Us tho following partieulsrs:
The rebels catered the town in the
morning, in number about tfteen hundred
and st once went to work pluniering aud
robbng thd store aud private houses and
coDscrpting citizens.
Two men by The name of Currey were
cnnscripted but were afterwards released.
They were strong Copperheads
A little negro boy. about six years old, /,
was taken away from his mother aud
carried off by the rebels.
The private hou.es of tho citizens we're
entered by the rebels and everything ia
ken that they could lay their hands on.
DR.. ,Detweller being marked man, his
house was most completly gutted. His
most valuable medicines were all taken,
and also the clothing Of his wife and
children. The base wretches evsn broke
up and destroyed the plsythisG Of hia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
jeff. and Cabinet Gone
to South Carolina.
SUPPLIES EXHAUSTED,
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
.NObeAaenfs Of Price's .7,Y,ay
Election in Delaware.

Nav York, Oct, 5.
1t Wilmington, Delaware, at the In.
spector's election, Tuesday, the De mo.
Gratis carried New Castle by SO, Ken,
county ey 900, Sussex by $50; total
l,400.
10 New Castle county the Republicans
had 432 majority in October, 1852.
Another account, dated Wilmington
October 5;b. says,
Little interest u as taken in the election
to-day. and The Union vote was not full
IN Wilmington The Republicans elect al
their inspectors; New Castle is abou,
even; have heard nothing from Trent and
sussex, bu' suppose that 90 usual at
these elections they have gone Demo.
cratic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
New York Oct 6

The steamship Roanoake, Captain Drew
from Havana for this port, has been due
here since the 4th, she having left Ha
vana on the 10Th of September.
We learn frop reliable person or
board of the steamship Havana, which ar
rived here this q. m. from Havana tha,
at the time the Roanoke sailed her Can.
tain was notified that among her passen-
gers, thirty five in number, there were
some OF notoriousIy secesh character.
out be said he was prepared for anv
emergency. Possibly her delay NAV be
caused BY some arrangement Of her ma
ohiaery or other accidental cause, but fears
are entertained that sae has fallen into
the hands OF the rehsl pirates.
The steamer Merrimac. from New Or
leans the Bob, arrived to-day, but brings
10 news,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
FROM RICHMOND,
Supplies Exhausted. JEFF Davis and
Cabinet Gone to South Carolina.


SaCiHet 0oEc 10 SouSu VafolfEa.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6.
The Enquirer has special from Wash.
ington which says:
A rebel sergeant who left Stones bri.
gade week since says Lee has acknowl-
edged his position critical. lie has forti-
fed Danvlle at all points and repaired,
temporarily, the defenses on the route an d
had taken number # heavy guns from
Richmond to Nashville.
The supplies 10 Rlchm ond have entire
y given out, aud great difficulty is expe-
rienced in furnishing the rebel army egsn
with corn meal
Davis and his cabinet have left Rich.
mond for SJuth Carolina.
AL the newspapers. except the Wing,
are moving from Richmond, aud it is wei
known that the Government archives
have been sent 10 Danville, which is L e..
base of supplies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
FRO II rIISsoURI.
The Rebel Army Between tn, South-
wos. Branch aad Pacific Railreads-
Rcpets IN. Bridges Blrned--Towns
Gutted, &c.

&ubteas CSC.
81. Louis. Sept. D.
An Official dispatch from Jefferson CITY
says:
Sixty OF Col. Fle;cher's msn. OF Gen.
Eaing's command, reached Hermann -
10 detsils oil their experience with the
rebels.
Gen. Ewing. with the principal portion
oi hts troops. had arrived a, Rolla. All
que; at Jefferson CITY, no enemy having
get appeared IN that vicinity.
The rebel army Is between the South
west Branch and the Pacific railroads,
uiih train of tso hundred wagons. ap.
parentiy aiming at Roils.
The Pacific railroad. it Is reported
here, Ia not materially injured, but
the Southwest Branch is almost en-.
trely in the hands Of the rebels, and the
dePois and other railroad property at ST
Clair, Sullivan, Harrison, CnDa, aud the
bridges across the AIerrimac are burned.
Nearly all the goods in Franklin were
taken by the rebels, and many private
dwellings, plundefed. Ironton aud Area
dia were completely eu,ted. Craudal
aud Polosi were partially sacked, after
Prices chief of ssfi and other officers hSd
assured the cluzens that private property
would be respected.
A dispatch from Cape Girsrdeau says
Col. Hiiyer, commanding there, has
re-crossed 10 Charleston aud sent force
to Bloomington and his outpcsss., Cav
airy are securing the country ia all dlrec-
tIons.
Tobacco dnl aud lover.
Cotton-Receipts, ~ bales; no sales.
Flour. weak and declining.
Wheat. firm.
Corn. easier.
Oats, unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
The Grand Rally To- Morrow
attention, Ecery5Ody!

Tomorrow is the day for the Mass
Meeting at the Junction. The continued
rains which we have had for several dsys
may serve to diminish somewhat the
crowd that would otherwise have been IN
attendance-yet it will not il every Union
man will determine 10 go. rain or shine
and this is what we must do. The Union
met and women, and boys and girls, of
Lee County, should resolve to 90 to the
Junction to morrow and have good time,
any how. 1t is the only mass meeting that
will be held in the county during the
campaign, and being SO, we should make
ii success.
Let then everyb body turn out. Let
everybody attend. Let every loyal
voter be there. and let the patriotic and
fair ladies Of keokuk and lckson Town
snip and of isa Cssa:y 10 there, and the
Juveniles, and let us make the meeting
thing to be proud of. There will be good |
speaking By the eloquent speakers who will
be there, and good singing BY tho Keokuk
Glee Club, and good music by the Keo-
kuk Brass Band, and good feeling among
al attending over tie great political and
military victories lately won by loyal bal
lois and bullets, and in anticipation Of the
glorious majority which Lee County and
Iowa and all the loyal states will roll up
in November for Lincoln & Johnson
Bat for success we must labor, and let us
all set apart Saturday as one day for thi.
purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
New York, Oct. 6.

The Times correspondent. fr ON the
Army OF ihe Potomac, Oct. 81, says he
ioaha NUMBER oi rebels lnst captured 10
be nearly all boys Of ls years and under
They were glad OF capture, as they had
been conser,pted.
Gen. Lee on the lst sent fagI of sru,e
to exchange prisoners csptared id the last
movement, man for maa, but Gsh. Gran,
refused 10 make the arrangement and re-
ferrei Lee 10 Butter, the duly auth ,riz..1
* :hanEe commi,sl,ner.
Gn. Kelley teiestAphea Gov. Bore.
maa Of Wes. Virginia that tie raiders il.
that portion Of the State had robbf Id stores
and houses ind;Seriia.nate!y and carried I:
$40 90 worth Of property ia one county
alone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New York. Oct. q

new York, Oct. 6.
Ihe steamer North America, from Ne,
orieans 29th ult.. has arrived. There
was no news of Importance since the
steamer of the 9Th.
Planters have been directed TO leave
one-ioufth Of the cane crop for seed. L..
oorers are to have lien on all product.
ralsed IN the Gulf Department. Till claim,
are satisfied.
The officers on French vessel started
the report that the French had taken DOS
session OF Ma'amoras The reportis un.
true, as Cortinas is still there defiant.
Cotton declining; sales yesterday at
.l574.
Inc rebels have been complete " cleared
out Of the district around Morgat.a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

AT meeting of the Chamber of Com.
merce to-day, Captain Marshall chairman
OF the committee appointed to consider
the manner 10 whica the Chamber should.
Ia behalf Of the merchants of this ci.y
testify their appreciation Of the gallantry
OF Captain Wlnsiow in destroying the pri.
yateer Alabama, presented report clos.
ing with reeommeudalio that S2a o,0
be raised to have medals presented 10 the
Captain and each Of bis crew.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
Now York. Oc,. 6


The steamer Costa Rico from A.nin.
wal, 25 Sept. with treasure and pa.seu.
gers from California arrived this morn.
ing. She brings Valparaiso dates to the
2u,h.
News unimporiant.
In Peru steps bave been taken by the
Peruvian government towards the settle
rnent Of The Spanish Peruvian dl ficulty
Congress has passed resolution that al
will be declared against Spain as a las,
measure % ohtsia most complete and
honorable satisfaction for ths indebted
aess of Spain to Peru, and it the Cain
cha Islands were not given up and the
hag of the Republic ssln,ed by Spain the
e.ecativs is empowered to employ every
meaus legally in its power TO defend b.
force the integrity of the national terri.
tory.
\ motion was presented in the Peru
Wan Chamber of Deputies by one of its
members, uFgisg them to procure in be
hslf Of Peru the intervention of one OF
more European powers to enable ber tc
struggle successfully with an enemy supe.
ror to her at SEA. The motion although
not yet acted on is received in Peru with
much disiavor; part of that Republic be
ing strongly opposed to European inter
vention IN any way on the continent.
1t was announced at Panama officially
on the 9th that tho blockade Of the Mex.
lean coast had been raised and ito p,rt,
ale now open to the world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

Judge Blldwin, late Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court Of California, died at
San Francisco upon tho the 3Oth of Sep.
tcmher.
Gen. Pemberton has left the military
and retired to the peaceful walks of pri.
vate life.
Roger A Pryor is a private soldier in
the rebel ranks,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
Nashville, Oct. 8

Owing 10 the storm last night the lines
are dow TO Chattanooga road Nothing
has beeu heard from Rossesu's command.
Lines on Tennessee and Alabama road are
working 10 Pulaski.
Heavy rain storm last night and to.
day. River FIVE fee; ol shoals and ris-
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
New York, Oct. &

INC oom" erciafs Washington special
sa.s ah otncef irom the 9th co rps, who
arrived from the from, to day, was ,oli b,
'soei ohcer captured BY Butler g forces
.na. our armies are beating them surely
5y force If numbers, ard that The results
must be their speedy overthrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
New York. Oct G

Especial to the Commercial
zen. Wilson of the Cavalry service has
received a commission as Breyet M,jor-
General.
no important news has been received
to-day. brokers ramors are abundant re.
spoet'og Batlsr's death, Grants reyersss.
4c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
GABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

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Is RICHARDSON'S NEW Mtri on
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Is RiCHAkBSoSas FKw METHOD
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The Book that makes Piano Sr-6i.s :strertive
Is RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
The Best Book OF Exercises for Piano Praefice
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The Book that is given to Pupils ~ Teacher.
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ihe BOOK that .n'errsf- 'Qth fag~n AMI OIL
Is HiCiIARnSoNfS SIN METHOD
The Box os which 5000 are so'd aasnt4IIv
i RICH AEIts0N NLW METHOD
Richardson's New Hrhcd for the Piano.
Price 81 IS. eLIvER DIrsoN CO, pntli.her.
u Washington Street. Boston sent by RIA p9.taid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
NeR York. Oct G

ue uarAe's s'io" more strength, though
from no special assighable cause.
| The Posts Washington specisl SAYS a
citizen OF Maryland has been found euiltc
OF condne,ing a rebel force 10 ,h 5, s,a.e
aud sentenced TO imprisonment In New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

shsI0fen. taking especial pains to wresk
sn1'f vengeance On the dolls of his little
girls. Brsve chivalry.
no he Ieoeis were piloted into town by
Ioppslnead citizens whose names are
Inc pinc'pai animosity of the rebels
was exhibited against the Germans.
The railroads have Suffered sevc,elv.
Ihe Pacific being the heaviest loser thus
far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
New York. Oct. s

The decline ia prices OF dry goods con.
tinue, though business is unseltled. Auc.
!'oneers are doing more than the jobbins
houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
W sshing.on, Oct. 6,

" tskUuj OVt. %
Nothing special from the Army Of the
Potomac to-day. Oar advanced position
has been much strengthened, but there is
little danger OF the rebels attempting to
dislodge Us, as Lee is too weak to attenp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
Richmond will Fall by November lst.
New York. Oct q

New York, Oct. 8.
The Herald's 18th corps correspondent
says:
The rebels are busily STRENGTHENING
their works, and seem in a great hurry
about it.
The Commercials special says;
Gen. Grant is on his way to Washing.
ton.
A distinguished staff officer from Cha
pms Bluff expresses the belief that Rich
mond will fall by November lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

AS "Gloomy times in Richmond" sc
late reports from The rebel capital say,
and they are doubtless correct, and there
are sufficient reasons for depression and
heavy feelings in iebellom. The present
campagn has been long one-f-om
early n'the season our armies have riven
the rebsls occupation, but it is only within
few weeks past that the plans of our
Generals have been consumma,ing aud
the rich harvests Of suecese have crowned
their la5ors. All were anxious and con-
eerned during the weeks and months tha,
the "sspping and mining" process has
been going on, that the parties have been
making ready for the final struggle; bu,
siuce II his come, it has fsleu heavily
upon the Confeaeraey, and been very
damaging upon rebel prospects.
Glorious Ola Farragut CON ulenced the
harvest at Mobile with Forts Powell and
Gaines and Morgan, with one hundre d
pieces Of artillery aud fifteen hundred
prisoners, and a vast amount Of arms, and
the rebel ram Tennessee, and his gains
we're with comparatively small losses to
us. And then came Grants successful
occupation Of the Weldon Road aud the
blooiy repulses suffered By the rebels in
their Il ITS to regain it Gen. Sherman
falls at once into the t'iumphal procession
with Jonesbcro and Atlanta, CROW ming
successfully one OF the most splendid
campaigns in the history of war.
Poiilical victories are as important as
military, in this process of saving the
Government and hurting reteia, sud SO
Nerm )nt ani ii tine fall in with rousi, O
Union victories The loyal men at home
send greeting TO ,heir brethren in the
army their Union msj)ri,ies as an evidence
of their 6rm determination to stand true
TO the cause of the country.
And "Phil" Sheridan finishes the work
in the Valley of the Shenaudosh By driv.
Jog the forces of Early from their strong
holds and pushing them up the valley
thoroughly routed and demoralzed -
Meanwhile Grant draws closer around
Richmond the folds of the Anaconda, AZ Z
his men dash up to the very suburbs o.
the doomed city.
Let the reader look back through II.
files of cur paper during the month O.
September and mark the fresh advantage,
gained that are daily chronicled; note tn,
constantly repeated victories; the con
tinual vigilance and steady purpose will
which our chiefs push on their successes
and profit by the waning strength of th
rebels, and ia all this he will discoye
sufficient reason for gloon in Richmond
He may hope, further, that if our success
in The next six weeks is equal to that Q
the last six, Richmond will be occupie,
By Grants soldiers, and the Souther,
Confederacy will he virtually defunct
Coop PRrcEs.-The cost Of box !,
the Chicago postofie is now IS year
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

Coop PRrcEs.-The cost Of box in
the Chicago postofie is now IS wear
instead OF SO as it used to be. A drawer
costs SID instead Of 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07
kEOkUK,

We in receipt % a new stock Of Family cro-
eeres, v'ich ofer for sale low tie lowest ,u,-
tracing sugars, Corrs, grouni and ungroand also ~
pefieF qnaty % feAs-loane Hs SCH. l,nperiai, Gun
powder aad BisckalsO extra srtleleo: new srchum
Aoissses-Sicters Reini Syrtif-tia lest hrar,i. of
CnA OIL. German ani Palm S9s7 Star and Tala., Can
dies Fresh Canned Peaches. Cove ster Sard nes ac
the best brands ~ Vail adj SprnE Mhest Flour corsi.i
ing of Quincy Eagle and Grr~r AllS
All Of the s5ote user O. f~a ralIe elaar f,r fa.h
l. X. COCHRAN 4 Sons
Id Main St near 5th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

Philadelphis, Oct. 6.
There Is hardly enough trade ia any
department 10 fx quotations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

Ok BRLS. COAL OIL-In splendid
.-1ss order. For saisb KELLOGG 4 BIGSE
oct3-i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

100 BBLS. CEMENT-Warrsn,. d
lOO equsi to any u be had For sale by
oet3-d KELLOGG < BrRgg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

IN HHDS. SUGAR-50 bbls Refined
IL saear. Jus, in aud for saie ty
oct3-i EELLosG B1RGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

New York, Oct. 8.
Gold closed at les.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

e0 BAGS RIO COFFE-aust in ard
w for sale BY KELLOGG 4 BIRGR.
oefS-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

DATT,NG-25 bales for sale cheap
Dby [cct3-dl KELLOGG BiRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-07

ERESH PEACHES--l00 dos. Fresh
IL Peaehes-Baltimors Brsnds-for sale by
90 ,sesaATsoN Alma.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19
SALES NJ AUCTION.
A vcIIos NorIcr.-p D cAULEISs, aucTfoNEsh
sp,rND4n rs,r,sT 11.rp FURNITURE


SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD II RSiTuRE t
AND WORKS or Ahf AZ. -
A. uhlsc auction. this day fkliea}(, Alsusi ~
". !, W.. r,ureseth srert bo.u Eirhth end Ninth
avenues, sale caga ancncin9 A Va ociok y A.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD EiaAotot-i Y. e,.,-.
ROSEWOOD And nlAt y " s>iSNti 4 SAi4s,
BRONZE AND 0KSOLU ChANlp2hnLtyEh,s,v - tyEh,s,v r.DYvr,
sKyREs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS,
PIER AND MASrEL MIRRORS,
rRoc4Dg AND LACE &C RIAlNs.
OH, PAINTINGS By EsINENr ARTisTS,
sooKcAsE. ETAaERgs. CENTRE -TAsLEs,
CHINA, GLASS AND StLtt r WARE,
sHEFEIELD TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE LINEN.
NOSE CHAMBER FURNITURE. Lu.s NV. style
Tue copres some 81 the rchesl ard elaborate
~ carved Psror Furniture oGerer at public auction
ard be sold without any examination viii
vel repay intending 5alers
Par0s elegant full Suits OF rosewood Par
ar Furniture, "a rs crimson maroon blue and gold,
and cocrei hroCaGe ana satn Laeres
sp endld and costly Par an Ornaments, rich Vases
MAGNIFICENT ROsEWooD PIANOFORTE
Stool and Cover,
an elegant instrument With round corners beautai y
carved legs aud case. al modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings rosewood
TerSsh ard Sasy Cha IN fine reps; Centre aud
sae mar6 top Tables richly cErved Velvet and BRUSSELS
Carrots &c,
Chamber suis, In rosewood ard mahogany; Bureaus,
csryed Bedsead WAshsianfs Sofa Beds in fine baeoth;
sen pure la Mattresses fro forty fy pounds made
20 order, in etcelent condition.
Dining Room Fufaiure consisting Of fine oak Extension
Dang Table. OAK Arm chars, Silver Ware, rieh China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery. Forks spoons Ac. with heavy
Cat aud Engraved Glass Ware Of every das rtption.
Saraen attendance to cart PACK or ship goods ior pur-
shssers
The New York herald., 1864-08-19
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

Ar 7ss THIRD AgEEUB.-f NAVE FOa SALE
n rrD ably The nea;oft and most aeara le three
htrh stsbp brown stone H1rss ia he market fhe
Frtnture which new, VIII be sod VITA ~ @uat ue aeon
JAMks ROWE.
A FtgSr CLASS HOLsg-rOUR STORIES AND
= tt- 25yl1 lo ION for ale at ba EaiB; 81 Grand
stfet corner OF eeuc, JcIsss CITY, Also 70 let ~
satle sfcts far permits apply 10 ~ G. 81 iaiOP, iBl
A GOOD FAHM FOR sAbG-WfTH IMMEDIATE
n pgss. en, tfcps. &c cont4glng 80 % good
.auo ttu aeee nl hHe rnt cAee eat Fprnn water hrd
ms tAl hhl tett tNniuAaUir tutrr
foot o " aqol lgNd; lgeate1 ~ les fto rarryUs and
10 IRON Nhte iiaihs lllcn tr S3bN
y. EMERSON, t2i Eighth avenue. 8
A PRETTY PLACE or TWO tCnps ANp aeon
n Houe, with al kinds o. frut aisa = 6rs ~ ~ two
both having Nne river view
Appy to e. y. sNBDEKER 60 Warren street ~ tba ~.
press once ~ halt past twa ssiock. Fysck on she
brstDisea - -