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The investigation wss then adjourned.

TIE AE1agHR ARREST cAsE.-The case OF Caro-
line Messner VI. Cyrus P. Bradley and Godfrey A.
Jeteel, for false imprisonment, was tried tn the
Circuit Court Of the United States, before Judge
Drumnond ard jury last xeek. The plaintiff had
been seryant in Jessel's family and left bis en-
p'oy on the 9TH Of May, 1862. On the 9Th Of July.
1t Was discovered that diamond tewelly Of jesaefs
wife. Of the value OF aye hundred dollars had been
stolen. Je.sel communicated the fact to Mr Brad
ley, then Superintendent Of Police. who without
eny oath Jessel's part, and Mtthont a9y warrant
placed Macsuley, a detective" At the ohpo.a! os
1eteel to sdo tie best be could" in recovering the
property and the Thief. Ancaulay and Jessel on
The taue Day arrested the plaintiff On The ssseet,
She dEciaree they then stripped her almost naKed
to search her. Macaulay sWore be only took % her
nant,l1a and seasehsd her pockets, while Jeasel
, 1864-10-17

Special Meet1n. OF the manaeers-Iu a
! btllcent DunAt1un-A EsrllliasG
Festival Proposed In Aid OF
the FuhdA-A Varied Pro-
gramme-AppOintme
-Olncuskl0hA-Help
| Wanted
, 1864-10-17

Q. s. CoMx1ss1oaKR-At the session Of the
United States Circuit Court On Fridsy last Judge
D1ummoId appointed Simeon ". King as Unlted
states Com1nleriones to III the vacancy csueed By
the death OF Lieutenant Colonel John 4. Brosa.
His Office Ia st 124 Randolph street.
, 1864-10-17

UbW1HUs 5hsuF1671 VEt. ..
spring; to7s@95o for red wi!ter; sl0oQlai1 Is for
white winter; $le!15@ ! 90 for double extra.
GRAIE-Wheat In moderste demand and 509c bet
ter: No Chicago spF.ng $l.ssH; No i atilWs1kee
cub u 50: last night, no Anwaatee club. to Al.
rive. -eo Corn vary Bc2rce and quiet. Oal8 quiet
and nr1tn11.
, 1864-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

E0ntA Sade Union League
regular meeting Of this League will be held on
Monday eveIisg, the 18th instlnr at Warmers
1iall. commencing at 3 O'Clock prompt. On that
occasion there will be q grand celebration OF
the recent victories, p7trloic muslc speeches,
dc. Turn out, Leasuers, and I'LL the hall.
DIR. Hupser,s Letter-The letter OF Dr.
James annteE, which we publish in another col
rerest. The nationality Of Dr.. Hunter'a Views Is
now generally conceded, while the 6uccess Of bis
practice 10 amEly attested. We commend the pc
rnsal Of these practical and scientific letters TO our
readers. oc1T-n2l9-1t
School OF TFade.--T1e Illinois School OF
Trade IL open daily from 0 q. m. to 10 p. N.
PuoNoGRApmc class now IN progress, is free to
students. oc16u25lTt
~ Dr.. james, formerly Of Jamea' Lock Hos
ps,al. Custom House street. New Orleans: L. e.
street. between State and Dearborn streets, specf-
alttt the treatment Of infectious veaefeal disor-
de1e, aDd a'l diseases OF private nature.
Dr. James cures Syphilis In its various stagez,
without mercury, iodide potastii. OF any poison,
but with neut1atzer, posltive cure for this ter
an infallihle method 1mpotency: caused from
BpermatorThea or loss OF semen-th!s debility De.
James will obhgate himself Ii every case to cure,
where the oreans are perfect in formation, pro-
ducipg full power and vitor.
Dr.. James' office and parfots are sc Randolph
HeropoH5sn Hail to Msnt.-ra1s Hall
IL to rent Tor all the purposes for Witch snch balls
are Ordinarily used. TeIma Moderate. Applic3-
ttopt cxA be made IS the oHcs, adjoining fSe en-
s.snce tn ths Han. 'e1flha@a-tf
, 1864-10-17
Suction 5ales.

DY FLANAGAN d HATCH,
IL GOVERNMENT AUCTION 3Eas.
Morday o:toeer aath. At Ten oeio;E 81 3; u e e III tas
Government Corr.'s So Anrsss e q ana osooa AS1es'
0tnstsn1sS ~ FLANAGAN 4 HATCH. Aucts.
, 1864-10-17

The Musical Union Is moving. The managers
det,re to meet ~ Wig gs,tieipsted IN the operate
May last, also all members OF the Uhiun, both old
and new, on Mordsy evening, st the room- Of the
society, IN the Met6oe1st block. Important busi-
The nkst concert Of the Philharmonic Society
this seteon promises to be lattet1uG success pc
cnhlsrily, and no one can doabthat In this case 1t
r Ill be m aEtlahc tuccess also. A great number
Of applications Tor tickets have already been made
10 the Executive Committee from outside parties,
but bave not as yet been houofed. The Commit
tee determined On giving the choice Of tickets to
member, and left It open to them for one week.
Tb.t week will expire on Tuesdsy, after which the
pnbse will be IN order, and the whole number wi1l
Members who deslte 10 procure tickets shoald
apply Gu before Tuesdsy, after that time THAR
cbances are 1atoer limited. ---.
Isadirgs before ths Young Met,s Association. In
p, an Hall. ibis evening, Wi,h mireeaneous se!ee.
needs rot 10 say Vhst K,nd Of 4 reader NJ. Mur. r
doch II he Is too well and favosanly known to
need commendation., He hss always drawn large
his presence, and doubt not that the old cordial,
ereetl1 e. will be extended to him on the pretenr
yielt. He will give ole entertainment during the
present week tor tie benefit Of the Soldiers Home.
The Knabe Piano.
II anything were wanted to attest the now ex-
tensiyely acknowledged superior qualities Of the
Knabe Piano, the following testimonial written to
The agent at Columbus should be sufficient. Mr..
Julius Bauer OF Nos. 90 Clark street ana 50 Wash
iDgion, is sole Agent for the Northwest:
Co1U1nus, o. Sept. 9th, 1852.
To JoHN SKLrzER- Esq.-0ear Strive have
greet plessu1 IN certifying that we have tried
Eess,s. VIM. knabe & Co.'s new scaIe Grand and
Square Pianos, and have found them, indeed. very
superior Instruments Their tone js ro1nd and full,
eTeet AZ d csear and very powerful. The eyenaess
and graduation OF scale Is indeed beautiful; the
touch of action 90 perfect art can make 1t, and
all that the most brilliant player could desffe. In.
eitrer ln Europe or this country Of the most cele-
brated mskers.
Respectfully yours,
FANNY TESLA, VIRGINIA WH1rES0,.
FRANC1scO ANoDIo, ENR1Co TEsTA,
BAnl1I, l.. STKFAN1,
D. DE- VIyo.
Afttats of the Ita1ian Oner1 Trnnnn
, 1864-10-17
AmuHkW kWGM1H.
nHcvICKER'S THEATRE

NTovICKER'S THEATRE.
VA Nsdison street., between Sssse aad sr e. MnoEa-
fs1ess o1 s3s
cnrtd seats seTtnC ave CO. y; Pstvase Bo1ss y "
and t4.@ SeAu can b: sec1fed ons - - o,aiooS
As tAe box ot1re. sscm 10 to 1And rom " ''S~'
7HvA111 WAzK AzD CoGvoEfABL1
L.s: week Of the popular yourk actor
T., T.. H BARR0TTs
LAT Wxxx o. Ros1DALn->
Nj. Barrett Elliott Grey the sseessstul drama e'
HoaROALE; Or, Tee Rifle Ball.
BEAUTIFUL Aap ROMANTIC scssE11
Bury sverirK this week and Saturday Attsrno3s.,
u NJ BAssesas en2ssen. ns cannot be prolonged
TOA. WOODS MUSEUM.
cu1- J. =. WOOD ANp s:r. wMz4Aa.
NJ. a. .. BRADLEY. 4T....-...ruec ec:or of Ansseaea:a.
THaRE NIGHTS m0RE.
The s.ess success which hat the rs7,vs Ct
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Induce the mansKsmens = ssnonoes tast It Vii ~
BIZ kVfR1Sns sn ma ~ isn tof Doii
lively ino last anss. fot est. &C. sec bills
g T. Eeaeazs:l tSe xs=as Irish Drama o, TEE
gk5sSas 81 a..21 81 Of t9asss!oH Eects!s
5seOsa sa' JIG aie n E fess Er:e or
9:sns.t,s chs's tso II II :;d g.
cnNaSsn unas1 il gsa1s 81 sfs % @ Cd.
g & :sas sassea q FL ss
Ctue.er In Arms, not Admleted-
, 1864-10-17

sWore abe WIS NO. Eea1ched at all. On the same
evening they vent to Bridgeport Alter anoaef 9lsl.
arrested. The next day they hunted another ei,:
"Sophte who had been q servant 1t Jeesale
si1ce the platntf was. and about % O'Clock
IT the tors noon found her and she confessed 10
ateal1g the diamonds,
1pstt I'd Of releasing the plaintiff at once, Ehaa
her inI ocence was known, they Nenk W1th 80
phie' to place IN the southern part Of tns @ Ely
AZ recovered tie diamonds. Jes*el Greeted mac-
aulay. IN the afternoon, to discnatge the paain-
tiT but be did not do eo and returned to the sts.
ton house It ten Or eleven o'clock at night ana
stay there al! n'ent 1t she wished This Was hts
tesiImony. She sWo.e she Was kept there aEtlns!
her VIII till eleven O'Clock next day, when sne vas
d,sct a1gec, and that Bradley told hert she hadn't
away"
to suspect plaintid Of tue larceny. To support
this deienee, testimony Was Given tha: while she
was 1T Jeesel's preserves we're missed, and also
come silver knives aud forks, and her conduct
when INTERCEPTED as to her kno Wedge Of tbs dta-
neEds +no on being a5restso, vas suspicious.
by E. ". EvtDs, Tor aiut1d, BY Nj. A.aY fur Jes-
sci, BY Mr. Psrker for Bradley, ard Dy John Lyle
King, IL cloaine. tor plaintiff:
was rot probable cause for arressng her, and that
for Der detention alter her Innocence was known
she was entitled to exemplary dauaees-that it
Eae reckfesaners On the part OF Bradley, OF ma
cauley and JessR1 not to release her at once when
she was known to be innocert-but that In giving
damages the jnry ought to be moderate and rea-
' < sealed verdict was returned on yesterday
morning finding defen ndants guilty, and assessing
Judge brcmmo5d Stated tbst he Thought this
too large ard you'd be . cause for setting as!de
tue verdict miles; portion Q. It weIe RENTED: s,
to consider the matter. and it was accordtnely
given. -
, 1864-10-17
GM1 WE'D OR sTOLEN-On

e1.A., nIeht Oct 3, lsst. soE1el Mars, with
sanae ,hsnt .sK hAads high, stx YsAIs ost laax
srsins, tbin i df;a ase - Sa1k bay sassisx c9is
tMn,n1msttfu Vhere teY msJ b. found 70 FHrkR
iYKCa touth Of Rolling NIL. Il Sri: Gspo:t. viii ne
1mitnSi9 reNaleed. oel+e9s u
, 1864-10-17

New stars! New AttFactiensl!
NIB. TN HA1E3. Champion ClcG Dancer.
MISS MACpE srANLEY, Opera,ic yoca..as.
IuHecre SUCCESS Of MB. C. &. COLLINS aa1
JOHNNY ALLEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Prrousro, Is cents ,.,,.,.. DEe&l Circle, IS cea1
t11t1te boxes .-tJ'N e4Q ~
SinXle Seats IN box.s ..-.......7S ceAA
CHA1aK oY T1Nx-Doors opsn At to o'clock:
PeIfCfUaEcE ctIum auctl At u TO 4.
, 1864-10-17

FOUND-A great dark brown
l. Horse. about stx years cid. VIII ba retuY,Ad
to tbs Iiaht ovner bT paying III costs, a1 AUGUST
H1Lp. coxnax North ~ nus and frAnkun s1e&<.
Qe1S1l3t.sf
, 1864-10-17
20 RE1lt.


GTRAYED OR sTOLEN-oa the
Tev. eoip Liue, miles noE:h o. o e.nsr.f Eolt m
Point road. Light n.y Mare M,.a and vii % se1s1
5eaIs ola d sn;,nz ss 81: aad ,es
below lower jonr lsft forS 'eos bol3v snss ia ~
Ars1s,a y andSi6 aty dS1lf.s :, IL soo1a addse
r1l1st
, 1864-10-17

Mu1TAnx ITKxs.-Two hundred and thirty eIx
efthe 18th Wisconsin regiment men. unde. com.
mhnd Of Captain ". H. Gibbs, arrived at the Rest
yeete1dsy, from Madison, on the way to Naehville.
The as4th Illinois arrived yesterday morning
mustered ont Of the service.
Five hundred snd nifty men OF the 14Dth Illinois,
under command Of Lieut. Col n. ". Smith
reached hume last evening. and vent 10 CAmp Fry,
Whore they expect soon to be discharged from the
service. A member oftbe regiment, whose name
lsst ni.ht. Of typhoid lever. We are informed
. that he belonged to Iowa.
, 1864-10-17

THREATENING TO Snoo1.-Two soldiers, very
much intoxicated, and carrying their arns, last
eycniHe halted two pedestrians near the corner Of
Dearborn and Kinzie ttreett Iesenng their pi-cee.
but after little delay allowed them to proceed
They then went into u nei=hbor1ug saloon and
asked for drinks which WAS refuEed- They threat
oned to blow out the brains oi 1he attendant. he
very summArily put himself ont of danger b.
enatch1ng the piece from the hands Of one ofrheu,
and 4tlled them both to the ground by well d.
rected application OF the butt end. They were
then 1rEestcd. but were too much intoxicated to
give their names.
, 1864-10-17

An Fon TEE ORrHAHe.-Thc following collec-
ticns were made In August, In aid Of the Orphan
Asylum {Cstholicl at Bridgeport:
City-St. Mars, S402.50; St. Pat1ick'e, 8200 90:
St. johns. $is5.o0; st. bIldeetS, xla5 90; ST.
Louis, $40, Is 1mms scu.ate Conception. $9JOO !;
St. colun'bktLt, 5000; st. M,chae's, $sv St.
Peters. $7s.00; st. Joseph'e, GO; st. Francis,
$2t.Gv.
Gounfry-Lockpots and Its Ml.sions, $4,000 !;
uIbsn.- 81 Sla ; y; Joliet $a.W Auzosa. Ger.
%ssEsesa S%Sns xeo S:lsss S. S;sl:t ssr cs.2S .s
Po,pt. go o !; Laeon. SO %: Anboy, $49.65 !;
FreepoE. $4a1o Wllminr,on. SAT o.; Rockford,
64o.00 Milton. *s7.a6 Buurbonais, $54 00; Nee.
hans 6trtlt tmeLt. $A 90 Bcjvioete, $33 3,0j: Fl.
e,n, S3l: Mcatnry, $a6,s0:. Napesvtle, $e6.O
Joliet, g: G., $so5g: Pskin, $4,000: Henry,
, 1864-10-17
" ARIETY TIL EAT E z
X 4 DAa1ho1a atraft

NoR. I5 aud U7 UeNfbof1 8tfttt
" o,iAtot sud M.aaccr
TIL, F1ICH..............ActDg and Stage AAnsxrs.
, 1864-10-17

CLINTON s7nrxr,-The borse cara we're RAINING
On Clinton strict yesterday.
, 1864-10-17

ARREsT or Police OFT7cxR--Camplaint was
entued on Fndhy last In the Police Court by a
him. Hsckett against Minister Of the Gospel in
this city for tho abduction OF her child, AID the
theit Of money and other goods from her residence
The child had been IN inmate Of the Home far the
FftendIe4s, where IL appears to have been placed
By the minister. but It certainly is improbable that
he Wuu1d have 1one It without her Emo wledge OF
consent 4 warrant for hte arrest Wss placed tn
Precinct police. and the arrest IVES made, but for
soEe capee the prisoner WAS Iot bronsht into
court, Epr WAS any xet1rn OF the whrrant made. A
the policeman. on the charge Of gross ni.conducs
and neglect Of duty.
, 1864-10-17

vAenAS7s.-Thecltsju just now seems to be rapidly
Filing up with class ot persons, who, having no
money ard Ioca:lfhc. aim to get living BY plum
der and fraud. Oh Saturday NcC,rty, repre:en-
mixed up with robbers on Van Btren street, but
the EVIDENCE not betIC tu1cieut to convic! him Of
the chbrGe, It waa chaured to vagrsncy and he
Waa hneu $50 end COSTS. In default OF p1yuent he
was te1t to the Bride veil.
, 1864-10-17

I0tH1b.-..-......3Vl4 ISIS -. vi III
THIRD WARD.
There will be meeting OF the citizens Of this
Ha1d on Monday nicht at TX O'Clock. at No. GIL
State ktTeet, to hesr the report OF the committee
appointed TO I'LL tie quota Of the Ward.' AL in
te1esled are requested to be preeent.
, 1864-10-17

"ANTED-To help aid and az
" Mst e!erybo:y, For thirty nve cents vii
inform any lady Of gentleman ho made 80 Go0 snd
how they csn do the same- All letters aus7e-ed the
zanf day tSe ~ arc rece1Yed. Address C. WILSOH
WBI7E.P o. Boz E27, 1oledo, Lucas Co.. Ohio.
oe1.tEHI21 21s
, 1864-10-17

Fmx.-About SIX O'Clock On Saturday evening
ahre waa discovered IN closet in the houae Of
NH. Smith, No. &c Clark et,eeS>The bell at
once rang tue 8larM. The steamers We're prompt
y on the fpot, and the dames were suppressed.
Probably dity collars viii cover the loss.
The fire ts believed to haye been cansed by the
ovefheaf1nR ot 4 detective &tose plpe. The winter
eeaEon ts now approaching and danger from thls
Every householder and tenant ehould examine
personally the state Of their heautg apparatus,
and in this respect a. in others make all taut for
the XlnHf.
, 1864-10-17

GmArx-we SIX the attention Of the pow.
~. nat ,e 10 the scarce toler2be nui.ances daily
-,srref,atsd In and near the rcEdezvous on Msdl
IN strret, near Clark, By some Of the most filthy
smopz The recruits kept there. 1t ia real injury
10 the neil hborhooo. We need not specify.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

BIRTH OF CAnsL IN EkoIAxD.-Os
Wednesday night It eight o,eiock, :
double bumped Bactrisn CAMEL. 10 the
collection OF Mesers, Sanger, Atshe ciDus
an Portland .sssess gsvs birth to fns
male calf. This is believed 10 be only
the SECOND instance Of the birth Of camel
Of this species in this country. The first
occurred st the Zoologicsf 0sk1 ~ he
gents Park. London; but the dam did
not take kindly to her offspring, which
mould not be raised in censequeasG Ia
the present case the pareEt took little or
no notice Of the calf, except 10 make al
attempt to bite il: bat this arose, psoba.
bly, from her own Disposition. A liole
Kindness and attention. however, altered
her temper; and then ehs took kisdly to
the yosng camel and sucked it, having al
abundant supply Of milk. Soon. after the
birth the calf M measured and veiraSd.
Il sas three feet elk inches in heighth.
and weighed Gfty.eight po7nds. Lie
the mother Il i brown ID color. exeert Il
: the humps, which arc-black. IN tbe cali,
however, the bumps are unformed ~
parts where they win grow ~ ely iS2is
Gated By smsll patches Of g k.looce sRin.
resemblipg oilskis, and il @ bsoria9 "a
proportion to the bulk attainede 81 thv
bumps IN the full grown ealnel. II Man.
chester Cousies. e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

Il y related Of certain New Ebeiasd
divine Who aoarishsd not many ysaru
ago, and whose natri,nosia1 RELATIONS s4o
supposed not to have been Of the. ,u;osl
sseresalle kad, hetesA g. lesA spernina,
vhiM reading to his eongrsgstiop tbs
parable Of the supper, Ii which occorn
this passage: sAsd smother sid | hsvt
bought i've yoke III oxen. All - &
prove them ptsy thes NV ibs 81.
esegsd. And another nd. heys mar.
RED . wife and cannot cone -he sud.
denly pansed at the end of THE verse.
v1ae4.eG hiaanestaslss, spd lsekiuw sssnS
o. ~ lseneFs, Md. nth ,enp1sais, CO.
tact =. NJ brsthren, one wanan .oap
draRa Uans farther from ~ kinu1or1~ ~
hssss8 a1A fssy oks u szaaI - - .
The ~ wss -passsd roaed u ! es.r.la;,
congregation fofstAs parrose If stS11ne
up collections. Aftsr il made the 4 p. y
~ me slfGschy ie1xz hak 1bAsso - ~.
lister. who, BY 49, ~, bad sssxehsnced
PslIisss &fiA - t6guAl1 1s11cher. ~
&hsfNsohoe spsusysi9its.f1 Stipvse.6
the hss over 49, pslptt enshion - nod
i - thai ~ emptiness aiekk b. .knoen /.
nm nisa1e HE eyes toeaid ia ilk s
- e1clais1o1, With xrcuk ! - ss9s2
t6S6k God lhsf I aot issi 20, q -
1661etsestion ..ssfss 6 49,. :
elssns .6s4sss 81 q; =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

.HIGH. Kn0z On FLouss-sNe, learn
from those who use -four, ! favorits
SouthefA cereal murh aG6ctSf By 2 81
classes during the was, that e.ing "a
ssome cause, it has gone mp 90 high fbal
the expense cf buying yeast = entirely
sayed. This is An item not e be ovsr
looked udnrisg these hard times WI
have long ceassd the nse ~ the cereal
mentioned, and fallen back on sesu which
whsehsr taken in,s liquid q solid Sstats
tdodgsD has been found " pgrse ssry
,weli With the gastric rsgien. Ons 81 OH
: hrgest mills il also pasrosisine ~ 3 v6r
tie Indian vegetable. Seriodsly speak
ing, however, there il no need for th,
high price Of four nov prevailing. Espi
lies ought to club in. employ spedIa
agents. send to tho South md purchas,
for Themselves The GoyeeDaneut woul,
intetpose 30 objection. W itbsgi6s, 70 III
'tssseppsneisa of ssppiin espeseeey. a
sustain human lifs.- kishn5sd k6a1i
rer, April 30.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

.Ess ssz7rex h! ~ T. 80 il!S $50 4
--ae~paaaea. - = - /
The LdeaSs y ~ ~ Ia1
'Yotk connsrsial ~ - ysslssggd
vis;tH qssibal1i a ~ Z 49,
vbsS n So q NJ , = q Ha1 -
70 quiet ssrusipx, ursa ~ lSsallsss %
portunity to al Who wished . rsad TIE
1o>foyn4ien q hie hgalr-a ~ vlieh
Is rrsDdefsdf sasy y III 6Sianesss i1a Tie
writer Sans up his ebseratieps thus:
ITO sxperissosd eyes that hssd tslla
khAtAloaof snoceeat sinpe is shqiF4 Il hoefs
<isk x ca ~ 6fRanf % oAe gsdA6 - y
self.esteem, which gives him confdsnoe
in his6wl power and d4stie1 at moth
ing can mitigate. and which. ~ IL IN,
hs oonss il contact. fsiRs 66lilty I'D
acute pegeeptness contribute 70 givs
breadth and duick6sss IL Nj 1;tSb, Will.
deficiency Of The reflective faoulsiss. and
.gds sf sFprobettsn 4set tQs III 4lfsp
TEEN, renoeU aim u1O1o % D CotElec
away by popular impulses o. The isfusae.
of Astterers. The entire coih6inasion q
faculties admits Of much grseiousnes
combined With darling -sls sWs 41n1l1I4
most dsxsling to tho multitude but il i
plain that tie fdliug siiiansisd 81 htsps
persosal prids-psids in himself, hi
.sodstfy his family asas HI 1SlId1sa,
and that his refusal Of dignitiaa. mi
sal6Ft4ug uFiyss uut from IN Esiiua
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L6RSALnr-rhs nsAtage Brick Dwell.
II ing House % Morgan sfreet, bssweru ~ and III
sasoees, cea1nintno Aius rooms. Enquire Of
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DIED..

On the r orpipg of the 18th inst, after long AMI
pain fHl Illness, which she endured with the rrsig-
nation of true Christian. SUSsN l.. ENNIS,
wife Of Mr.. Gre CORY Ennis of this city. in the 6i h
yenr of her age.
The relatives ard friends Of the family are in
viz ed TO attend the funera which will take place
from the Ie.idsncs OF her husband. No. 2s2 +
street on ednesday mo ming next, the I4th inst
at Gl5 o'clock. dec l2-2S
In Norfolk, Va. on Wednesday afternoon Nov
10Th ult., at o'clock. ALBERT HUNTOS. infant
son Of Albert q. ar Harriet l.. Newton, aged u
days.
In Virginia, in the 2lst of his age, the 9th
IN AiETaSbEH thi.d ave- of
Alexander Dim;try, of La and me nber Of the
18th Virginis (rebeD cavalry
Evening star., 1864-12-13
GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
CHIEF QuARrKRMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsRINGToS{
WASHINGTON, d. C Dec. Is, 1854.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Cerrals
near the Observatory. Wsshing gton, D.. c., on
WEDNESDAY, Dece mber %, 1864, at 10 'olock q,
m, about
Condemned a. unit for public servics.
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
Brig Gen. and Chief fQuartermaster,
dec 13-l4t Depot of Washiu gtOu,