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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-17

Furniture, Groceries, Wagons, Buggy, dc.
BY JAMES G. GIBRFS.
c. f. HARRISON, Aucr1oNEEn.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. 18th inst at
10 O'Clock, will sell, at the corner of Bull
and Richland streets,
Sofas, Sideboards, Bcdstead,
Mattresses, Washstands, Chairs, &C.,
1000 lbs: Lard, 800 lbs. Butter,
SO pks. Fish. IS bbls. Flour,
100 pairs Cotton Cards,
IS boxes Tobacco,
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper,
Soap, Candies, Starch, &C.
pair Platform Scales,
l pair Counter Scales,
Two-Horse Wagon.
Buggy,
first-class Ambulance.
sets Harness,
Mich Cows.
Terms cash. Oct III
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Election Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE
election returns prove that the State
has gone Republican. The vote in
this city was the largest ever cast,
except at the Presidetial election.
HcMichael, the Union candidate for
Mayor, is elected by over five thou.
sand majority. Hartsrauft end Camp
bel, the Union candidates for Audi
tor General and Surveyor-General,
received over seven thousand majori-
ey.
CINCINNATI, October 11.-General
Jacob Cox, the Union candidate for
Governor, has carried the State by
twenty-five thousand majority,
BosroN, October 1.-THE Repubi-
can Convention of the Sixth District
nominated, to-day, Gen. Banks, for
Congress.
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From Washin xton.

WASHINGTON, October 1O.-Presi-
dent johnson reviewed the returned
solored troops to-day, at the Execu-
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From Washington.

that the Treasury Department has
decided against the proposition to
tax all cotton in the interior of the
South twenty per cent. This tax was
said to have been suggested by emu
merous factors in Mississippi" and
the object was to protect the Govern
ment and secure to it, if not the cot
ton itself, which came into possession
by the surrender of the rebel armies.
at least a partial equivalent therefor.
General Sheridan backed up the sug-
gestlon as a good one, but the Trea-
sury Department has failed to look
upon it in the same light, and it will
not be carried out
On the contrary, I am informed
that instructions have been issued
to the recognized agents of the Go
vernment not to take bale of cotton
that had been impressed by the late
rebel Government unless it could be
proved that the parties who owned it
had received an equivalent therefor
from the Richmond authorities. In
such case the Gotten would revert to
the United States as its lawful pro-
perty, but where no payment had
ever been made, the cotton. even
though it had been impressed, was
not to be touched.
This action of the Treasury is q
highly favorable one for the South.
and the most dishonest holders of the
staple could use it to their advantage,
were they disposed to do so, for how
are we to get the proof as to what
cotton was paid for by the rebel au-
thorities, and what was not?
There could be no greater error
than belief that the next Congress
will seriously entertain any PROPOSE
ton for the payment Of the rebel
debt. ! would not alludeT to this but
that q prominent journal i'm New York
has stated that such would be the case.
There could be nothing, however,
further from the truth. The strong
est partisan of the South i'll Congress
would not dare to make such a pro-
position-nor would an out-and-out
Southern representative himself think
of proposing it.
If ever the Southern States get
fairly on their feet again, however, it
may induce them to- pay off the
money loaned them on the faith of
their bonds abroad, but such an act
would be one purely their own, and
not in any way recognized by the
United States.
have heard Southerners mention
within q few days that it was not un-
likely but what their cotton loan debt
would ultimately be paid, and proof
in this direction was offered in the
fact that ''most OF the bonds owned
in Richmond had been withdrawn
from sale.''
According to this there must still
be some surreptitious dealing in rebel
promises to pay in that supposed
loyal city..,Specio1 despatch to Public
Ledger.
GALVESTON. Galveston Ci-
uilion, of the 23d, says the accounts
from the cotton region Of Texas con-
tlnue unfavorable To say nothing
OF the abatement of labor, the rains
(and the worm heve wrought such in
jury as renders it certain that not
more than half crop will be gath
cred from the ground planted. Hany
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A Masonic ApgEAL FOB. TIE Re
NEwAL OF TIE BoNDs OF UNION. The
SIX grand officers of the Grand Lodge
OF Free and Accepted Masons of
Pennsylvania, and the Masonic iufis-
diction therennto belonging, VIZ:
Grand Master, Deputy Grand Master,
Senior and Junior Grand Warden,
Grand Treasurer and Grand Secre-
tary, have addressed letter to the
Free Nasens of the United States,
urgently calling on them one and all,
to unite now, at the close of a long
and terrible contest, to carry out the
principles of order, brotherly love
and charity, to which the Order is
consecrated.
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There is 10 truth. in the reporte d
story of what Sen. Grant said about
Mexican affairs. Judge Catron denies
that the General ever used the Ian
guage, OF anything to the purport of
that published in the Philadelphia
despatch. Nobody. we presume,
ever put the slightest faith in the
statement
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8aL@9.
BY Durbec & Walter

THIS MORNING, at 81 o'clock, will be sold,
at our store,
A fine Brussels Carpet, Sideboards, Bed
tresses, Lounges, Cupboards, Cooking Uten-
sis. Stoves, Nails, Turning Lathe, Desk,
Flour, Soap, Candles, Pepper, Cinnamon,
Mustard, Picked Herrings. Toilet Soap,
Army Braid, Demijohns, Jugs.
ALSO,
2Wagons, Buggies, 1 Mule, Horse and
a lot Of Harness. Oct II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-19
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Legal Notices.
TT S. MARsHAL's PRocLAMATIoN-.

IT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION.
Os Usitsd snsss # Axs@soa 800 = - - q
Ioua-L Peer mslssay, Usissd 1910 - n 9
STATE Of Iowa hereby give pubic nosoe snst n the
case Of the United States against nine !sl bis q
c c,,r 70 cfs "a % Is Ssn q ~ An IL ~
,s,I 80 cc.nfy srruss aa1 sAhs int 2yp sS1
Tor safe custody bbls highwnss, 10 bbs alcohol
bb,a whisky, - empty bhss. kau1 kn9AYl0e ~, 9
tuba besr fubs Iowine tub, hfghwl6 tab yeast
ing tubs worm and tub hot water tub, fcoh water
Tub changing tub, stil dceeaer, lAleohoA tuh.
conner stilI tn yeAst caas OF cans 6eaaAefs 4
malt MILL buckets, corn shelisFs set Of burrs br
grinning, apdng mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
ground rye 20 bush. cofn and oats, Geuu6 coantsr
scales bam SCALE 40 lbs. Of hops lamps part Of
side of leather engine aud boiler, Is cord OF wood
brace and bit hsndaxe, hot water pump LOT II hog
pens, sthouse and the machinery therein described
alcohol house, situated lots and in block az
wapelo, Louisa county, Iowa And hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return OF
sad warrant and tbs hearing Of this 10 the ars
Tuesday II August being the rst day Of August A. D.
1885, and hereby admonsh aud sumaons all persona
clainn any interest In said 40 bills Of highvines,
ala, knowing or having anything 10 say Why the
should not be deceed to be forfeited to the United
States and he and sold TO answer the prayer
of said belant that they be and appear before said Dis
District said Let day OF August 1855, ut O'Clock
m when and whore said will be heard then and
there to infspose their claims and said Of
Information and make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MKLBNDY,
u. 6. Marshal for the State of Iowa
By II. FULTON, Deputy {. 8. III.
Keohuk Lee Co Iowa July H. '6s-d4w.
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TT S. MARsHAL's PROCLAMA-
uNIrEp STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SOUTHERN DIVISION Iowa (
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the state
of Iowa do hereby give public notice that In the
the United States against hundred barrels ct aba
cause seizure and forfeiture under Of Congress
did the II Va day Of June, A. D. 1885, at Keokat
res and my possession for safe custody one
hundred empty barrels 900 bushels Rye 500 do CoSn IS
do Barley so do Malt 100 rs Hnps, barrel Hghwiues
inspected, 3slz gals do not inspected, l3 gals sma
coal stove small tubs old tanning mill bellows,
anvil griudstoue Is bushels pair small scales
wise, set of burr stones for grinding psr ar &c
scales for wagons and set elevators for grain, large
iron beer tubs highwine tub sink tub underground
tub. hot water tuh, worm tab, siii worm, 3sman
iron bound tubs, with balls, corn snsller still tub
epaii kettle in arch, steam boiler steam engine,
loads coal from four hundred TO i've hundred bush
corn crib siop tub siop vat lot Of hog pens lot Of
belts piping, tos ald other personal PROPERTY connect
ed With distillefy mentioned In the Information. And
hereby also give public netice that the time assig far
the return of sail aud the hearing OF this
the first Tuesday Of August being the first day Of Au
gust A. D 1895 and hereby adsnonsh snd summon all
persons claiming in said 100 empty barress
ct ALA knowing having anything to say why the
ears should decreed TO forfeited the United
States aud condemned and sold answer the prayer
said bellaat that they be and appear before sad Dis
trict Court at its In the city Of keokuk In said
District said LIST day If August 1855 O'Clock
to ntssose thai claims and said libel Of nor
nation and make their allegations in that behalf d
PETER MELENDY.
U. 9. Marshal for thu State OF Iowa.
By H. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co.. Iowa, June IL 1868.
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Gram OF Iowa, Lee County, }ss.

In the District Court OF said County at Keokrk.
Myers Plaintiff vs. Lucien Van Ausdnil, John M Van
Doren Administrator Of the estste OF arah Van Doren,
deceased Defendants. In EauiTr.
Notice IL hereby given the defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action is file In the
Clerks ONCE Of the District Court sforesad in behalf Of
the shove named plaintiff, against you, and claiming
against you Lucsns Ausdsal sdecrse in the Of
SIS and 800 dollars money due your promissory
note made BY YOURSELF Isaac Van Ausdsll and Henry
Van Ausia 70 Amos Ireins for thousand dollars,
aud az inst sill the defendsn the foreclosure OF
tn mortgage therein described lands in Lee county
Iowa the payment of half OF sad note with
intsres aud for such other and further relief equity
and the facts require. N ~ ;
And unless Won appear and make before
noon of the second day the Of said Court
% commence the FIRST Monday If september. ls66,
sdgmsnt will be rendered against ou. prayed for Ia
800 petition. r.. IL GILLM IKE
Doxenue stamp SOC Sol for Petitioner.
La rwed1
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IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
" TON.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, |

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa (
Peter Meendy, United States M.rshx for the State
ofIowa do hereby give public notice that n the OF
the United States against six barrels Of Hixhwines
marked Rye Union Line, in q Of seizure and for
fixture under acts Of Congress- did, the nth day OF
June A D. lso5, 1t keokak Lee county. Iowa, arrest
aud possession for cafe custody six barrels
Of Iii gh vines And hereby also give public notice that
the time assigned for the return Of said and the
hearing Of this the first Tuesday. being the LIST
day Of august A. 1857 and I hereby admopsh and
summon AL persons claiming interest in said six
barrels Of Highsines, marked Rye, Union line"
Knowing having any thing why the should
be dreei be forfeited the United States and be
condemned and sold answer the prayer Of said libel
sat that they BE- and appear before said District Court
the city of keokuk in said District said
1stdsy of August 1863 at O'clock m when and where
said viii be heard then and there to inter
their claims and said libel Of infor nation and
make their allegations IN that behalf.
PETER MELENDY,
U. 8. Marshal for the State of Iowa.
BY FULTON Deputy.
Keoknk Lee Co. Iowa. june 20. 1865.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

4ICE Il hershy given that In pursnancs of "a Or.
OF the County c,nrt of Lee Co.. Iowa, /, Anna
<1er, Guardian Of Lucy n worthinston, Eiz& +.
II ngfon and I'd yard g. Warrington, min r., wifi
81 pa sale, in front OF the once OF the C1esk Of
U9strics Court Of Leo county. iowa. ~ Keokukf o.
1nrday, the 18th day Of August, lS6S bctween The
Sarp Of clock ~ and octock D m. oou,n easAng
O'Clock p u said DAY, the ri9A& title and fntessf
oaid in and tn following rral Ia La
Dnty Iowa. Wis Lot number for &Iin block numbse
nsty-sx sol in the city Of Kesknk
- AREArR BOwHR =
v11-dsw Guardian, &c, 10 above statsd,
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TT ). MARSHAL'S PRQCLAMA.
TON
UyrrRp STATES OF AMERICA. !

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,o
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa.
l. Peter MAlendy United States Marshal for the State
of lows do hereby give public notice that in the case OF
the United States agoinst shelter 81 AHA In
of seizure aud forfeiture under acts of Congress-
did on the 2lst dav OF June 1885, at Franklin Gen.
ire Lee count, Iowa. arrest AID take into
sion for safe custody shelter, ~sah kettle.
tub, cold water tub, yesting tubs, mash vat,
large whisky tub, bbs vinegar, cold water vat,
still heater, doubler worm and tub beer pump
cold water pump, vinegar tubs. Aud l hereby also
give public that the time assigned for the return
said and hearing of this Is the LIST Tnss
dav August being the first day of August A. 1865,
and herebv inonish and nmon all claiming
any Interest in said shelter, 1t ala. knowing
having anything say Why the should not be de-
cresa be forfeited to the United States and he
demned and sold the PRAYER of said lbeant.
that they be and APPEAR before said District Court at its
the city OF Keokuk in said District said LIST
day OF Angus 1865, at O'Clock p m when and where
said Will be heard then and there 10 in'erpose
their claims AMI said libel of information and
MAKE their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY,
U.S. Marshal for the State # Iowa.
BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk. Lee Go, iowa, June A-d4w.
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TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
y. TON.
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa
Peter Meendy. United States Marshal for the State
OF Iowa. hereby public notice that in the Of
the United States against two bbls highwines ct ALA In
and forfeiture under acts of Congress-
Ibid, the 2lst day of June, 1865, In the town
ship of Charleston Lee coanty arrest and take into my
possession for safe custody two bbls highwines rect
flying tub, mash tub sti tubs, doubler, copper
STILL hot water kettle, copper worms, cold water
vat And hereby IL give public notice that the time
assigned for the return of said and the hearing
of this the rst Tuesday Of Augas being the first
day of August, A 1855, aud 1 hereby admonish and
all persons claiming any interest In said two
bbls of ct ala knowing having anything
20 say why should be decfeed be forfeit
ed the United States and he condem ed and sold
the prayer ofs4id belant that they he and a
pear besore said District Court its In the city Of
keokuk in said District said LIST day of August 1865
at O'Clock p. IN when and where said will be
heard then and there interpose their claims ani
said libel of Information and make their allegations
in that behalf PETER MELKNDY,
Z. s. Marshal for State of Iowa
III. FULTON, Deputy.
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q, 3. Marshal Tor the STATE OF Iowa
BY II FULTON, Deputy.
Keoknk Lee Co. Iowa Jntse 20. 1865.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex for two,
ELLIPTIC PURE REFINED STEEL SPRINGS inun.
n nio%sly BRAIDED TIfHiGE-ln TIfiGE lncd ErRMLY together
1se, ehrs,s|'and as,adM Spring =, n,ost asr;,
seldom bend or break, like the Single d
and consequently preserve their pertect'ata,A
beautiful Shape more than twice as long as
any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has or Can
be made
THE wonderful fexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
in all crowded Assemblies Operas, Carriages,
Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can
be folded when in use to occupy a small place
as easily and conveniently as Silk or Muslin
Dress.
A Lady haYing Enjoyed the Pleasure, Com
tort and Great Convenience of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single
day will Never afterwards willingly dispense
with their use. For Children, Misses and
Young Ladies they are superior to oil others.
THE HOOPS are covered with 2ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as
the Single yarn covering which is used on all
Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
rods on every Skirt are also Double Steel, and
twice or double covered to prevent the cover
ing from wearing oil the rods when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &C., NC, which they
are constantly subject to when in use.
All are made of the new and Corded Tapes
and are the best quality in every. part, giving
to the wcarer the most graceful and pcriec
Shape possible, ahd are unquestionably th'
lighttst, most desirable, comfortable and eco
nOmical Skirt ever made.
VESTS, BRADLEY Il ca RD, PkoPKl
ETORS of the Invention and SOLE MANU-
FACTURERS, 81 CHAMBERS and 10 Il 8
READE STREETS, New York. -,
FOR SALE IN all first class Stores in thi
CITY. and throughout the United States ny
Canada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, Soy
America and'the West Indies. y !
c. Inquire for the Dpisr Elliptic Cor os @
Spring Skirt. "s NoI
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

Positively the Last Notice.
Tho Books of MrNoR Il Co. and MINOR &
BRo., must be closed against the last day of
September, 1865; or they will be placed in
he hands Of IN officer for collection au3O-6t
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

%. Court a gal tor fun, fur the Inv ~
}oear her' tor tho value and bizziness
'nere Is In her-court her as yu would
court a iarm for the strength ov the sile
ana the perfecshun ov the title; court
Fner as tho she want fule and yu nutb
|e court her in the kitchen, in the par.
.or' over. the wash tub, and at the pian-
nor' 1, court her this wa young man, and
"yu don tglt real good wife, the fault
won't be In the courting.
lu can rely on this, and if WI kan,
max these ru's wurk just cend fur me
and will show ye how the thing is did
'"d IL shan't cost yu sent for i. nuther
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Sale of Oil Stocks.

iW'll offer at public auction on sa.ur,
uay m oe'. ,th, at Carmichaels; Greene Co
ra. Two shares in the Sherman oil g. Mn.
lng company, held by Vincent StenLens
na'd shares shall be sold on account Of the M
noiaers nclae failing to pay the first assessme MT
o on ooo; and the second assessment of S35
ON each share into the Treasury. " WV
sonc, j. A GILBERT,
Treasurer.
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CoURTING.
BY 10. NEWMAN.

Counting is a luxury, it is salad, it
ise water, it Is the pla spell oy the sou
the man who has never courted has liV
IN vain; he has been blind man anu
.bc landscapcsand water shapes, he
= beena df mn in the land of hand or
gans, andy -aeiside OF murmuring ca
mails. Crting is like 2 little springs
of soft vter that steal out from under a
rock at ie foot ov mountain, and run
down to hill, side by side, singing
and daping and spattering cache other,
edying frothing and kaskaling, now
hidig under the bank, now full ov
shader, till bimeby tha jine, and then
ths @ slow. I am in favor ov long
courthg; 1t gives the parties chance to
find o,t each uther's trump kards. 1t
is algood exercise, and IL just as III
nerseAtas two merino lambs
Courting is like strawberries and
cream-wants to be did slow to get the
favor. have saw folks git acquainted,
fall in luv, git marid, settle down, git
tew wurk in 5 weeks from date This
il just tho wa sum folks larn trade
akounts fur the CRATE number ov almitY
mean mechanics we have, and the poor
Jobs tha turn out. Perhaps it IL best I
shud give sum good advise tew young
men who are about 2 court with the final
view tew matrimony, as it was.
In the furst place, young man, yu
want tew git yure system awl rite. and
then find young woman who IL willing
2 be oourted on the square.
The next thing il to find out how old
she il, which yer can dew bi asking her
and she will sa that she iz 10 years old
and this yu will find won't be fur out o,
the wa.
The next best thing IL to begin mod
crate say onse every mite in the weel
for the fust SIX months, increasing tn
dose as the patient seems to require it
It is o fust rate wa court the girl
mother leetle on the start for there
one thing woman never dispizes, ant
that IL leetlc good courting, if it i
done strictly on the square. After til
farst year yu will begin 2 be we'll &C
quainted and will begin 2 liks the blzzi
ness There is one thing always ad
vize, and that IL not to swop fotagraff
oAener than onse in too days, less "
forgit how the gal looks.
Okashionly yu want 2 look sorry an
draw in yure wind as tho yu have pain
this will SIT the gal to teasing yu 2 fin
out whrt ails yu. Az gineral thing
wouldn't brag on uther gals much whe
! was courtin. It mite look as tho "
kuu 2 much. If yu will court 8 years il
this wa, all the time on the square. if y,
don't 80 it il leetle the slickest time il
yure life, WI can get measured for ha
at my expense, and pa for it.
Don't court for muny nor buty, no
relashuns these things are jist about a
the kerosene lie refnin Dizziness, liabl
70 get out otrepair and bust at eny min
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

"A lit'le girl, after returning from
chirch where she saw a collection taken
up tor the first time, related wbs, nel' tooh
pace, ;. and among other things she sani.
WIN her childish innocence, @that a man.
passed plate around with some money
on 1t, but l didn't take any,"
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4 SPLENDID SIncY ns
Sale OfOiI Stock.

M tw'Il sell at public auction on Saturday Oc
1ooer n 18th, 1866, in Carllicllaels. Greene Co u.
"a; seven shares in the Shriver oil Co '
GIay Geia ny the following named persons. 3 b,
'1nI.ll Ja.lles Lucas; 2 by Mary Ruth; I bv Ran
sn Golpn Levitt; ! by Evans Heart. Tboso
s,,ates viii be sold in consequence of the hold.
q, uis iaiiure to pay first $50; second Sio % and
tlird $50 into the Treasury. ~'' "'''
C.,,,o, D; +. ElCHER, Treasurur
oARMIcHAELs, Sept. 20, 85. N''