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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29
GHERIFF'S SALE.

srsrE nv TgSA. IEr Co.'S
ny fartae - sprl eaerEtian ~ M irse14j i.sasi
" I~ Clerk " the District sald county in fascg
= John sud anh aKsnrt William Tisnsserrua and
also decree ssinar G Tfsne rrran ais athsrs har
laFis upon ald @ll ssh the ar al the front
nef ~ the tieTts dsace ~ the District Court If I
county Iowa at heokuk in sad coanfy tins 5sh ia,
n Narrh, A. D. 1854 between the hours II ocleck L.
ana dosk p - ceensaeBcng e'eiock Of said
"a. tne Following property. t~it Being hundred
t.~f Oh Morgan str~~s and hnsdred and forty
isst Ga sixth 9Th street, IN south-eazt corner Of
Ii.sasa SaHr~ ~ toe city ef kepkuk. lee cmnfy Iowa
eteftn& u an alley running throsgh -,tare ard
e9ssi Ia dinaeusscsr i lss areor,i,Hx TO ti,
original ptat n sid csty ~ Keshuk
Taken. iesI'-i spon ard 10 Re SD NV order If ,, ,
satisfy ssid writ ~ execution
Printers PES 81 90 ISRAFI. sSpygSoS
, heykak jan. -. ~. Sheriff II Lee Co lows
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KeOkuk Library Association
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE KEO.
IA KUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS. rscsnber I'd.
Is61 apssofstbo4 VI aAsyAAd nat <co syittee =,
appointed to receive Donations Of hooks. DC. irou
the essssea - ard vicinity s1sSasd ecssnen
cipg the Library.
re fsas~ias ssasd ssnslsnsR eonpos. shs ce.>
Cd. J. Rrownsn. \. w. westcost Hswssd TssAsr,
3. B. OgdaAs B. =, Csvsy,s A. D. Wf&tsson. :.
ns Known libersIity Ard pubis spirit ofshe citsehs
OF keoknk Is confidently appealed a he3naA Of ~
object. Donations BE- LETT u the places Of busaeSs
Of either Of the gentlemen named, parties will b
called On by having their names with any Of the Con
nttaoe. teeeo-ala
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Gdy- The Board of Control Of the Iowa
Sanitary Commission met in this city on
the 2ist inst, and closed it's session on
the Esd. Its deliberations were charac
terzed by great harmony. One of its
prominent acts was 10 memorabilia the
Legislature, praying for an appropriation
for the relief of soldiers families by Civ
ing stated sum per month to each wife
aud child under given age, to be dis
bursed by the authorities OF the counties,
instead of the Commission as recommend
ed by the Governor. Ii was decided to
rely entirely on voluntary contributors
for sanitary supplies, and ask appropria-
tlons only to defray expenses of the Com
mission, so that all donations may go d.
rect to the soldiers. The Board asked of
the Legislature that contingent fund for
sanitary purposes be placed in the hands
of the Governor to be used only in cases
OF emergency.
The Board divided the State into four
districts, and assigned an agent to each
whose duty is to canvass his district, en-
courage the organization Of societies, stim-
uiaic contributions, and disseminate In
formation ea tie subject generally. The
State Agents are Rev. f.. S. Norris OF
Dubuque, Mrs. Simmons of Clinton, Mrs.
Hagar OF Burlington, and Miss Lock-
wood of Council Bluffs. Mrs. Wilten-
meyer fully co-operates with the Com
mission, AMI is ageat 70 visit soldiers
homes. She aiso co-opera,es with the
Christian Commission IN the establish
ment of low diet Kitchens in connection
with hospitals. The army is divided into
four departments for sanitary purposes,
and an agent assigned to each whose duty
it is to see to the distribution OF sanitary
stores, and minister to the wants of sick
aud wounded soldiers. Army agents
were appointed in connection with the
Governor, as follows Dir. Udell of Gen.
treville, Mrs. Captain Horner of Knox
vile, DR.. Mcclure of Dubuque, and Mrs
Chiltenden of Keosauqua.
The Board also recommend the appoint
ment of Surgeon General who shall be
assigned to the field under authority from
the War Department.. His duty is to
visit all Iowa regiments, examine hospi.
tais, advise with regmenial surgeons, and
make monthly reports to the Governor,
together with such recommendations as
his observations may suggest.
The next meeting Of the Board will he
held at Mount Pleasant on the 3Oth dav
of March, ls64.-[ Des Moincs Register.
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Fer the Gate Cfty.l
The soldiers Farewell Address.

M Anx ~ -
Farewell, my dear nienjs. i must lid ,,n adieu.
And part from tssh5vsi ones se kns and =. fs,,e.
But duty has called me and mu-, obey
To wander afar over land or O., STA
Ia5 e*SNs $50 az
Proud tyrsnis have lifted o trsi,orous hand
And hensls have united 70 sever onr land 3
Fond ties have been broken and tears ha SO been shed
For those who have fallen the field Of the dead
The gem Of Columbia by tempests Is tried
The ensign Of freedom. the Americana pride
The Dag which Cur fathers fought nobIy 10 save
Lake ~ilio~ is dropping o'er wsshnxtons grave
And must that proud banner ts trrfed in the dust:
Shall deeds OF foul traitors triumph o'er The Iusts
While the blood Of brave cry aloud unto God
That rebsis and treason be laid 'neash the sed
Then, freennen, srcnsc ye. and arm for the nehi.
our countrys IN danger come fight fDr the right,
iii tyranny frenbes. while slavery falls
And foes shall di-rerrbge like meteor l,aii..
Miles 0'ReilIy On the .sN.vrur..,
Some tell Us lis burning .,asa.
10 make the naygars b gh:;
And thar the trade of besu kils
Bciongs but 10 th. white:
bhl = ior Ia. upon -sywls
- liberal we here
Il iel ssnlio be asslrsiesst In rIse- az ,,,.a1,
% every Gay ia the year!
Va ever ias la the sasr egys
All. every hour IN the sasx
l'ss right 70 be Kilt mi divide viii hin,
An da'ii word I'll say.
In battles wild ooma4oson
shouldn't .; al. oiseci
~ S.atnies tssly saoula staf hail
ihai was cufaini isf fne direct.
Ai.i ms prod VI soathsxH lsa-nef
- Iberd ere = heFn.
TIL rTsign and Ia suah.D take IL
On every lay in the year.
On etefv day ia The year hs,v#
Al wid h9rr u yeur nasty pride
MI tns right IN 4 Southern teas-nef rr,.s
VII s%lslsro III divide
The Hen who object Saubo
should take his pi.ee aud hght
Ard its heft-v ts hnv. nsyvurss hnc
Than liv~r that's wake AMI white.
Though sambos bssek ss the are u stsss44
Hi- nns-r slfr5esrf can rali
AMI his eve runs straight on the ssayYni sights
frtsAi Hidef hfs tiistrh Of ~csi
~ bear me all, hos. dsrfin~~
0ent think I n tlgau sun fhaa
Tho right To be kilt III th,tsf, VA bs,s
Ard give him fte Iargezt i,sif.
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GHERIFFs 8 SALE.

srarr og fowa Irr cs-ss
Isas 2. "a eAeeuroh " me aArscssd, ls@ued BY the
I. hr Arstfsst s"uft y -aaa eunty iH favor Of
,soss rFs ~ MA nr~ansS Soaes Hcaghtsn. hav.
levied apon and viii sell the highest Kdier nf tn.
put dsf Oh The llerk once d the District Court of L4e
county Ioss- n keckHk IN sAd county th dsy
II NNTrh, A. D So t~swr-n the honr~ ef soelsxk
ana slsSk -, eosassar neinr at neask ~ said
sst fne hfs~ Bx frrT-fts e-sts The usrtbcss quar-
fef II the HaFthss quarter u thirty 0 and t..
sHhs@ quarter uf the southeast quarter u SECTION
fA ~ III Tow nhp aAfs rai Is sortb. al
IL est and tse northeast quarter southeast
quartz s-ea twenty -four ~ township ssxtr-s~ven
- h"Tth u rsaEe seven wrst, n LEE county. Ioss
Taken t-ssef ussu s.i 70 be sold by sslsr of cosft
satisfy ss1d wr7f a 9. ecssflan.
Irintars Fee g. "a ISRAEL ASDFRsov
kesskua. JnA- - "a sl,s~4a "a f<e IN tawa
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lrTsee Advertisement for spring Coutse Of Medical
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-29

E1- The Atlantic Monthly comes to
US IN its February number, with attrac-
tions which will win new enconiums from
the old admirers Of this now everywhere
Acknowledged to be standard America n
periodical, and mus. add to the constant
list of its new friends The contributors
for this month are Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Robert
Dale Owen, j. I. Trow bridge, George s.
Willard. Alice Cary, Prof. Agassiz,
Mrs. Waters'on, Edward f. Hale, j.
Eliot Cabot, Elizabeth Akefs and David
A. Wasson; an array of talent that, better
than any enumeration OF contents, gives
assurance OF abundant profit and enter
tainment to every reader.
Go to Lowy's andget one.
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OF the Third Iowa
Cavalry.
Programme for the Reception.

A dispatch was received last evening
that the Third Cavalry, which has been
expected here for the past few days lef,
Springfield, Ill. yesterday afternoon, at
four O'Clock, and would arrive here at BET
tween twelve and one O'Clock last night.
AT the hour of writing it is supposed that
they are already on the opposite side of
the river.
The Committee of Arrangements met
last evening, and after consultation it was
thought best for the regiment to remain
at the depot all night, as it was not con.
sidered safe TO cross on the ice after dark.
Col. Bussey conceded in this, and sent
word to 1t. Col. Caldwell, who is in COM
mand Of the regiment, to that effect, and
not TO cross until pilot was sent from
this side to conduct them safely over.
The regiment will cross this morning.
piioted by Mr.. Sample and Mr.. Wins.
Preparations have been made to give
them breakfast at the Estes and Leighton
House hospitals, whittier they viii pro-
iced immediately upon their arrival.
The reception speech will be made by
be Rev. hr. Tnacther. at two O'Clock p. |
a., on Main street, il the weather will
'ermit. II 1t is inelement the speech
sill be made in the Packet Depot. After
be response Gen. B. III. prentiss will |
ddress the audience.
The supper, &c, viii come of in the
yenInp A. rfreyiously anununoa5
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SFggE ~ ittr.es- iSIsfAgN-.,N toiNry-ss
Personally slg<ssrgsl * me- S1arx ef tlsr Caunts
i"uTi = step ts4il fahi, Uir.sa ielii a.i Cha. l.
Gunner 10 knasH Fre.bisat sst ss-zsfxrs al t
Amen, an lnsU5aiice 1an@y, h., iiI 3ss sworn
seeasng % lav, seEily efo~e sf Say tsss the above
,eTfiieste r tsue il sussTca AMI SIS shown by
the res s'fsh al s1st Cssa1Anv
salstrisst AMI WORN q, before mr. ti,. Nft,t DIV ~
Jannsrr, 4. D. Isss.
tstSn+dj D. II. SUNDERLAND.
tasgk et tte tsasnty Court Stepls-r-u County III
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A N ERICAN ms. COMPANY.
aF FREEFogT, Ills

W.. Hiram Bright. Prssifal. and Cizrlss l. C1rrf=r
rrtSry. IT re ATn-rtcsn fasnnHrc CsgaIany n Yre
irS Atifass. tc-ssy certify that sad CsuAs Is-
~ q cIass' ~ a. Inst hsD.rsf tiious,a ssr.
seesrsi " len 81 re siAtt ~gth At .4- sslnetoa
leasi nse tnes tsie ar'oln; ~ ssid capital a
t--fs q - AscFe ffEn une half = sssd s valuation.
tSigned HIRAM BRIGHT
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IOWA ITEMS.

Michael Doherty, . basgageman,
was killed q few days since by railroad
accident which occurred in Delaware
county.
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ons hoPes ne Lsdies OF X eokak and viefnjtv vi,,
80 eeosb asasfiBg herself that the mo,t n st,si
~ esn not fail to be suited, either In regard to All,
she VII also d .l kia6 ~ Machine stitching ana
~~ss sss' ss'ssAs. ncvlo-Axf
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Would respectfully notify
the trade that they have on
hsf,d. and are CONS taatiy re
cciying from manufacturers
aad eastern ciiles large
stock Of FIRST CLASS
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EAsHNGTOS, June 27.-The steamer
Hight and Light arrived from City
Point, which place she left yesterday
morning, and brought up the 8th Ohio
volunteers, commanded by Major Wins
low. Their term Of service has expired
The regiment numbers one hundred
and fifty-one officers snd men.
There has been no very heavy fight
ing within the last few days, but skir-
mishing has been kept up all along the
lines, and there is cannOnading at times.
On Saturday, the rebels made an attack
on Buffers works, but did not succeed
in efiecting anything, and they were
drawn Oft
On Saturday the rebels attacked Gen.
Sheridan's rear at WilcOxs landing,
and captured q few Of his men A
brigade OF infantry was at once dis
patched to protect Sheridans rear, and
the rebels were kept back. Sheridan
made for tho james river. The rail
road is advanced Eve miles from City
Point toward Petersburg
Yesterday heavy firing was heard in
the direction Of Petersburg On SatUr-
day night the rebels made an attack
on our pickets at about the centre Of
our line as they were being relieved, bat
were repulsed
Gen. Wilson has gone on another
cavalry expedition, and good news may
be expected from him
Two thousand rebel prisoners we're
al City Point yesterday morning
Nav YogK, June 27-The CONNER
cial says We understand that an ac-
cident occurred at an early hour this
morning on the Erie Railroad, caused
by the giving way Of one Of the rails,
throwing the entire train of the track,
and causing the death of number Of
persons, az well as injuring many Of the
passengers on the train Owing % the
distance from New York at which the
accident occurred, no particulars have
been received
The Commercials armyletter Of the
25th, says Fosters forces, Of the 10th
corps, has probably ere this attacked
Chapin's Bluff and perhaps captured
il This would permit the erection OF
strong cOunter-worka 10 operate against
Fort Darling
Heavy lines Of intrenchments, and
concentrating along. sweeping ire on
Drurys Bluff, is the evident design Of
Grant
ARRIVAL OF THE RkFkefA
Cars RACK, Jone 27.-TAe Ravarias
sdviees are two days later The Times
says
Runor Of a possible breakup Of the
Cabinet on the Danish question 1 talk
ed Of confidently on Change.
The Confederate loan is quoted at
65a66. illinois Central ordinary
shares had receded . = cent, and paid
up shares y cent
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wealth Of the United States in 1880
would exceed that Of the United King
dom S23, 745,5lS, ,Si9 that in 1890 it
would be more than double, and in 1890
approaching qusndruple that of the
United Kingdom When We reflect
that England increases in wealth much
m5re rapidly than any other country of
Europe, the vaiae of these statistics
may be estimated, as proving how read
lily our national debt can be extinguIsh-
ed without oppressive taxation"
Let US not forget that our nation is yet
in its earliest youth; that five take care
to establish liberty and promote intelli-
gence within all our boundaries, we
may expect the United States to endure
as long at least as the English nation
has lasted; that we have as yet but
scratched the ground with hoe, while
in Europe it has been already trenched
and manured; that our greatest sources
OF wealth are untouched; and that
while we are free we shall enjoy not
only our natural increase, but the enor-
nous addition of population and wealth
which comes to US from the fact that
We drain overpOpulated Europe of its
laboring classes.-N =. Post
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PRICE sI.OO PER COPY.

MO. l-RuLRoAD CULVERT AT EsTELL
IN Springs.
No. 2-hsilrosd Bridge over ELK River, destroy
"a hy bragg, June, ls63; rehuiit ln eight days tg
Michigan Mechanic and Eagnoers. Length b''
No. - Wirehesier and Lafayette Railroad Badge
~ Ut..-tsf I'd Tenn
No.f-Q NJ, DersTtgueni, Deeherd, Tere-, Capt.
johnson, =. y. NJ
~. bIContrsbsnds IN Camp 81 nechegd, Tenn.
No G-Gen Negley's hea1qDarors a. Cave Spring,
nesr Stevenson, Ais (Morninr scene.l
No.T-fien. Ned y headQusfteTs a. Cave Sprius,
near steven on, Ala lEyennc sccnel
20. s-ronnnliaaafy itefsruncut, ttcFcnsoc,
Ala Capt j. MI Blair 81
No. s-sieveuson. Ala f,om Fort McCook.
No. I0-t3en. Rosccfsns' hesdqCsrteIHs near Ste
venson Ais, Sept 81, lists.
10. Iz-Ruins % Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
River, from Bridgeport to Long Island, looking
Ne is-Ruius of Railrosd Bridge over Tennessee
svef, from Bridgeport 10 Long lsnnd, looking
Nest rom the Island
No Ii-Rulns of DrswhrdFe over Tenn. River
~ Bridgeport conaectng the is.snd with kssiera
No. I5-Pontoou Bridge connecting toe Island
VITA the Essism shore, ~ bridgeport, looking
No.is-Poutoon and Treste Rridee over the
Tennesseo iaver connecting Bridgeport with The
lElanG. looking West.
No. Is-Rains of saitpelre Works near entrsnce
a Nlckaiack Cave
10. go 81 Depsrizaeut, Stevenson. Ala, Cap
tan Wsren, A. q. ~.
No. si-Tne Wal saE.ng Stevenson. Ala.
No 2l-GToup oi Olicers q ihe ittn Regular,
u.sA
No zs-Ruins a Cotton Faotory a. Alhsonia, on
l.lk RIVER.
no &5-CHpiain EagAftons uei-ai lAftelht astzli-
Nie, "a d.
10 ZG-Bndees' Battery, from Chicago.
No. k7-Alab.mia House. efenFuni Ala
No s8--C0muissary Department az stevenson,
klahaIna
rosd.
80. Stamp ntsar Stevenson, AIS
no. Si--Coi Ropes Headg ieriers, stevenson,
Ala, commanding 1ith COnn- Nol.
No. 35--ReT.eg u Gea. Negieg's Division, hie7
gensou. Ala
NJ. 3s-CayalrT Group, Stevenson, Ala
No. s4-firoap 81 Isalgces. Ieeherd Tenn.
No dt-ki-g ~ Stevenson, Aia-
No. 13-Calyerf si becherd, Tenn
80 so-kiE River Bridge
40 fl-kfat Ieunessee HeinEee Camp.
No. a. isaiouary Ridge.
no. zs-Poatoou erozs.ng Tennessee RIVER q
endgspOrt may ze-u
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT VEN. EX. TO ME
ID directed, from the Circuit Coust OF tho United
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term, 1854, based upon a levy heretofore
made by me, by virtue Of il. ia. to me dtrcctod
nom sad COnrE, at its October term, 1903, issued
upon judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day Of May, 1862 in the case of Logan Huutou
vs.. Joseph N. Fueua, for the sum of fFethuusand
three hundred aud flty-fye 6s2E-IO0 dollars debt,
ana 81, ,S44.10 damages, and the further SUN Of
S26. IL costs, | WI expose to public sale, 70 the
in the city of Nashville, and District Aforesaid
commencing at 10 o'clock, am, on THURSDAY,
the 2lst day Of July, 1864 all the right title claim
interest and estate, which Joseph M. Fuqua has
in and 70 the following tracts or parcels OF Land in
the county Of Mon gomery, Tennessee, viz:
tract Of seven acres, more or less, bounded as
follows: beginning at the end Of FuQua's lane snd
a rock on has north boundary line, running thence
north l5degrees; west six poles, to a rock; thence
south $50 degrees; east 1857 poles; thence south
SIX poles, to fuquas corner; thence north S81% de-
gre : west 1851 poles, to the beginning. And
taet lying in Distnct No. 1, of said county bound
ed As follows: beginning at q hickory tree the
northeast corner of a tract Of land conveyed by
William Bell 10 Garner Newman, running south
CA poles, 10 a blackjack tree; thence east 3 de-
grees; south 100 poles, TO post-osk; thence north
81 poles, to stake; thence west $50 poles, to the
beginning, containing 81 acres, more or less. And
q tract OF land known said Fuquas home place,
containing about 265 acres, bounded on the north
byC. ". Greenfeld's and Jack Bryan's lands on
the west by 4. l.. Zanleys lands; on the south by
Jesse Sadders lands and Morgan Grants lands and
on the east by the lands of G.. Parkhams heirs.
+. X. GLASCOCk, u. 8. NJ. NJ. ID II.
iune ll-3t
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT ZEN. EX. TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the MIDDLE District Of Tennessee at its
Apnl term, 1861 viii expose 10 pubic sale, 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door,
IN the city Of Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the last day Of July, 1861, all the right title, claim,
interest and estate, which Edward S. Williams has
in and TO eight hundred and ninetY-tSo acres OF
land, situated IN MauTy county, Tennessee, the
same Icing the land purchased by said Williams
Of F. Huntington, by deed dated February 2Jth,
ls62, and registered in the Registers office OF Mau-
ry county, Tennessee, ia BOOK o, volume ID, page
l22 with all the improvements thereon; being
levied on TO satisfy Judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court Of ihe United States tor said District
st its october term, 1863, in favor of James Wilde
Jr., & Co., VS.. Edward S. Williams
Z. r. GLASCOCK,
June 11-3t u. s. NJ. NJ. b. T.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of A WRIT VEN. EX. TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court OF the United
States, for the Middle District Of tennessee 81 its
ApTil term, 1854 based upon levy made hereto
fore by me, bg virtue Of j. a. to me directed
upon judgment obtaned in said Court, on the
25th day Of April, 1863 IN the care OF j. p Xiii
.breth, trustee, vs. Nicholas Hobson, for the sum Of
Ss33 debt, and Sl9526 damages, and the further
sum OF S25sv cost, will expose 10 public sale, 70
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city of Nashville District Aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the 2lst day ofJuly, lSGI all the right title, claim,
interest and estate, which Nicholas Hotson has in
and 10 q lot Of ground in Edgefeld, Davidson coUn-
ty, Tennessee. beginning at th4 corner Of John
DiX's lot, on ChsTch-street, running thence south
$50 poles, to stake, thence east 2l0 feet to an Al
ley, thence north $50 feet to stake Dixs corner,
thence west along the line Of DiXs lot, to the be-
ginning e. X. GLASCOCK, u. s. NJ. NJ. ID. T.
iune list
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TWESE PENS ARE WARRANTED FOURTEEN
Il csrats fine, snd perfect in every respect.

The above sent by mail or otherwise, on the re-
celpt Of price and return postage
Persons ordering will please state the size and
style desired-Whether hard or sof, fine or coarse;
and the pen should fail TO please, or prove defec
tive. viii have the privilege of exchanging it.
A deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders
Of S25 or over, and twenty five per cent. on those
of SINO
Second quality Pen, ten earats fine, Lot included
in the above, with plated cases, from so cents up
wards
Literal discount to the trade.
Also, will be kept good assortment Of
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS zen. 6T TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April Term. 1864, viii expose 20 public SALE
TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city of Nashville and District aforesaid
commencing al IL o'clock, 9 NJ, on TUESDAY,
the 5th day Of july 1854, all the right title, claim,
interest and estate, which William NJ. DisIhukes
has in and to piece or parcel Of land lying the
Nashville and Ciallatin Turnpike, II miles from
Nashville, contaiui. & five hundred and sixty -fye
acres, more or less, in District No. 20, Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded bv CUmberl md RIv
er on the South, on the East and North by Manscos
Greek, with its various neandeTings, and on the
West by the lands Of William Grizzard, Alfred GTiz
zaTd, and Pinckney Gibson; levied on, with Whist
ever Improvements there may be on the same, 10
satisfy judgmentsreHdered by said Circuit Court,
Rgainst FaFrer, DisInukes Co.. and in favor Of
Potter, White Bailey, and Benedict, Hall & Co.
T.. r. GLASCOCk
may 25-W4t u s. 81 NJ D. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

NASHVILLE, TENN,
100 CADDIES TOBACCO,
Is butts do,
100000 Cigars, assorted,
100 gross Spices,
80 gross Smoking Tobacco,
25 boxes Candy,
400 cases Blackberries, ,Raspberries,
Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Peaches and Tomatoes,
30 baskets Champagne,
80 bbls Gne Bourbon Whisley
loo dozen Brandy Peaches
% cases sardines,
. boxes Soda,
25 Star Candles,
25 Soap,
25 Picked Onions,
20 bbls Pickles,
20 hslfbarrels Pickles,
% sacks Coffee,
20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
% Crushed and Coffee Sugar,
20 caddies Tea,
30 bbls Nuts,
so boxes Rsisins,
100 gross Matches,
so boxes Oysters,
p French Mustard,
~ which sill be sold al the
Lowest Market Prices.
f. LINCK.