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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15


p@-Iusn article. on oar 6rst page,
We csnsars what wa ct frat regarded as
ariAlfal MISREPRESENTATION Of the whole
sale trade Of our city ON the part Of the
New -Albans Ledger. Upon reelection,
hoseyers We are satis6ed. that the Led
gers idea Of our Wholesale houses was
based upon the adyeFsiaing columns of
lthe Joursat whence it had e legiti-
mate right 30 cOnciuds there wers but
two or three establishments ofthe kind
in our cisy. wShASe no doubt the led.
gers mistake IS made By a great many
retail asrOhants at various poinsslbe.
low here. and that thsy 70 to other
cities to make their purchases, whose
merchants are not too independent OF
asaazriicions to Let the world know thai
they are in hukinesE and desire custo
IT, - 1sTzxa ? e. has st1t4s ak~,-a
ners, co 4 ggTs1G .s q .ssszts rsaa. IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
QUITTING TIMBER.

l. tres assers have been cutting timber on mg
lands In sections ~ and %, knight township,
Wander ourgh Gu unity, Indiana. Will alive F1f-
will give to my agsnt. Alvah johnson, such M
formation aa.wlI lead to the conviction o. sneh
trespassera. s.....q 49,.
lsal-tf : ,+--i.f w. II. STOCKWELL.. y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

=. ooHyoAgs sls TIE salary of Horscs
Greeley, as Editor of the Tribune, is
81 500; that Of Hudson, of the Herald,
Is so, 200 per annam. 8 ekIJ0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
Try TeIegraph.I
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
49,. m - - - aonz

mr.. A. y. EhrGdsr: 4-f ~ sr-.-t. -
RtockwAil a 90. % kegs molAsses, so brls do; @
SontAgg q Co, A bxs HFdwaFs; X Co, % bxs
do; A Reis. II rolls lsether w Riggs, 100 kits
", 10 brs molasse 3 ch sts tea, 10 bxs faTdinss;
N Dsizell. Is reels parking, bags twine; Miller
Co. DRY goodss 4 or sheeting; Ksllsr a
W. bxs drudgs, carboy spirits nitre.
[sIgnsdI FTs-a1 II. AE. RoBBIHs.w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

WHO WANTS A HousE7-=0n the 2lst
Of August, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, Twill sell
at auction, q one story house, situated
on Locust street, between Sixth and
Seventh, and adjoining the residence of
VIM. E. French. The buyer to remove
it within ten days of purchase Sale on
the premises. Terms cash.. a8uy1iaas,
HIRAM NEIsoE, Auctioneer. ssns.
(Uhien copy)as 3ou ses aagl5ads q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

We are authorized 10 aonounos that oHARnRe
ID. MAR II will b. 9 candidate. At the nrxt octo-
Der election. for the oiiee OF Prosecuting Aitora
nsy for tho Flftaenih judicial Circuit. composed.
Of the eonntiss Of Crawford. Ferry ispsnssF,s
wrrios, vAndOrburph aud POusy. iy72
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

6rSoldiersand their heirs who gsnt
their claims promptly collected, should
call at the ofheeef VIM. Reayis on Main
St, between Bird and 4th over KelleF's !
Gun store. =gE ss.rsd Ang3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

six stone cutters wanted, 70 whom
good wages will be paid. Apply to A.
E. shraeder, E. &C. Railrcad depot ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

q AALF,cHEsTs 7. y. TEA; I haaf-shzxs b.
~ Pea Tea, an sxtrA 6ns Arltcls for family uss
iaas rsnstsBd. . y 1864 So - N~stNsEAa I
ign 3. 3. RUEToH 3 Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

TwEsrY-TAIRD ISDiANA .REPoRTs-
Now received and for sale By the repor.
ter. Sent free to any express Office in
the State, on receipt of price, 81 so.
Office N. E. Corner Of Washington and
Meridian Streets. Indianapolis, up stairs.
BESJ. HARRISON, Reporter.
seq T31fsf Vi sfs.fa fZaG al.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
ITCH.
CITY NOTICES.
Board Of EQUALIZATION.

fg Board Of Equalization.
FTsHE CoaaoH CouaeIL OF THE CITY or
Z - tyznsytile uiil apet - Board u EquAiiza-
uah, - The cts ceanen chAmb~r 10 nAid city, on
eaaay. ths fAh siay II Iuna. 1884, 81 o'ciock
m. faf thq pnFpaso af saualiEtbg apd eorrectfng
tAs s4esasNsass - Feai and psfs0uai property,
Apa uili eaatinua ~ aasaion ffom day 70 day,
Vi 81 tah ssseszfashts are All 81 aAfi4sd ard cor.
Esetsa 1850 IS ~uiaasaf grn s.euog 3
Aitss payers ass requested 70 call pFsTioun 70
abe asiJseFaaasat % rs Hard, and exsnlse fhsfr
assasstssats
sssa w.BAKKR. Mayer. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
sRAYED OR STOLEN.

IL 1855, light rod Cow, with whita On the hind
part the back somp white on the left frout IL 4
and belly. M .rked crop aud four ALTA In right
Any person retutnIng esid. Cow or Isavfmg m.
formation so as she can DO found wa 10 literally
rewarded. JOHN aMYTM,
iyxT,d-w. Division Street, bet. Btn and elh.
DRAWS FOR SALE. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
NOTICE.


i EATE RsssaI a1ssSssal
We haveg sold o6sour @osa stock &c Flsuss and
are now insaho marnae with Rremh w htsm mma aaedt
Wheat Flour Meal 1qat GronndS scaFnsaiusk
Rmall or lArss aesss fnss 20 suis pag.eats = .she
southern Mal.s COS. Loeast. End Qnnal tashsesa.
Il fGGEmHARr BMozKxna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

n6~ The st. Louis Democrat desig-
mates 40 attack upon Citizen that
E-city By an old COW as e0Uardly act
Has Arb,;sbl DnAn 10 3VEu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

FoR SALE A complete steam en-
CINE, S-ineh bore and 30-inch stroke.
Inquire of asE go RRITz & HASkH.
. annIh &c CT a..atn- u = rrir- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
MACKEREL. .
- 2 AhA4ksA " ~ 2
zCUG0GT GaA E01sal
MAChsERE1asHE
LIB atzsa 81
MACK REL1Salg .
T.E .aadF8aMAVG
MACT6EE&EIy
III gasss.z...... a.ysa1 ...........-- ' -.

TTNHB additional arri, 81 per steamer Indiana
Il our sttek & Ms6k-Ffl on hapd eSmprias the
flowing stock as below which we ere able 70
ofYsr 20 purchasers at rednGsa prices on account
Of low height by water. Aas AssA4~NA
90 Bbis. No 2, ls6A M Aekarsl, q. n sn
$50 cali hhs. No r. isdA hafkskal t
30 Qaartsr bblF No 2 1854 hacksrsl.
$50 Kits NJ 3, 1884 Mackerei.
~ Bbls. No. 3, 1Se4 large maekeTelsa st4
rs Half bbls. Hof9. 1854 large Maukeref.-
100 Kita h,o-~l, 1864 Mms kerely aan g. a
90 Half bbfs. No I, 1865 Macksfsi. = So y
500 Boxes Ne, HeIripg. a gQAuaMoaq
2000 Lib large God Fish.
81 Half bbls. Whlta FISH. nEp u MINI
For sale by I. ID. HE1MANE,
b9o.tf. 90 a 62 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
COMPREHENSIVE.

WILLIAM II. WALKER and FREDERIOK
w Ln9eeresimer have en- ered into afNfaers
Real Estate Agency 50
Business, At No. ewest Third Street, Evansville,
Indiana. WILLIAM H. RALKERsf !
fshs semdAw - " GuNKEEHkIMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
- 1t is astonishing how many per

D@ 1t is astonishing how many per-.
sons are obliged to pay high prices for
Clothing, when, by q little exsrtion on
their part, they can save at least twenty
Eve per cent. by calling at the house of
Anspacher 4 Sons, Nos, 3 and ) First
Street. Observation-Disclosures =,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

For COmmon Rlsas Judge,s,vss
We are authorized TO AannouheS that Judge
JOHN PITuaER viii 5sohtinus 20 serve -
Judge OF the Common Please coust IN shsodIstEiet
composed Of the eouutieA % Pose1, vandsrbursh.
wsrrick, and eibson, IL elected ct the spAniDg
October election.
Mr.. EDTToR; Please announce 10 your fssAsrs
that VIM. LoDDoN. Of Possy County, u . can
didats for yniSs Of the Common Pleas. Curt IN
the d strict com posed Of thu counties Of Peasyss
Wand rburgt. warrIck andefbsen. - aasssa llf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
LOST.

A SILVER NATTo SAL soLDIEg's sH1EtD
n and Trsio pin. ~ graved-Co. u SIN .: ". ].
and on the attached shield. assgeTp Pnt@ad@r
Derr;" on the geiers~. . des ssIqken "a. honeg
the inscription o Z various bait - The dscsr o.
1his kespsaks will Be 10 rally rswsfded by lesss
ing Il At the ofae,o Of Igshsrt Bros. aHglblw
A BOUT Two WEEKS AG9 q LOST MI
tainsd the dls'b barge psp-r Of Miles p. fcuttes,
Co II, 69th IDd. Vol. Ipffnfry. The finder wsli
be literally rewarded IL IL be left 1T the Washing
Ton Hone, 10 this city. -ss be- s- anglo-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
Bays U. s. CERTIFICATES, BOMBS,
and other Securities, and
- Discounts FOREIGN and as9Ssa
D0MESTIC5PAPKR.aEus szns
DISSOLUTION,
Disaolution Of Partner,hin.

NOTICE IS EEEHBY ofvExf THAT THE
IN Partnsrship hrretofors existing between
George Ahutxsr and Pstsr Fcgel, 10 ths ma nhse.
lture Of Shinglss and Lsth, y dissolved. on tha
lst dsy Of August, 1885, Peter Vogei rsiiripg from
The business viii be continued by the under
signed. st<he SD stands corueFe Of Hfath sttees
and the Canal by whoa all debts dus tie hrm
viii be collected, and who win pay all iIAb Titles
ans-dsW GEORGE MIIsTzKR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

: sAdmlsslon 20 the Kntire aCAmhlua.
U.s. ton, 50 cents; GhltflFen azslar
asM aaaJeaFs 81 Ages IS oam6ase- s. u
Dooxs opnN AEaI,s xwu ssyuufeexp. n 3
az psst4tasteHeaa. shls iafeAssss lrssssles
i nsa sss ssesEs sesFessss. vAesAsS seod, euass
81 Pa If&s aarss.a MsA,kst,s. ~ - aasss.J
neat weird u ce@tsa asaia-aI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

B6- Since the end oFIthe war, there
have been sent over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad two hundred and City
eight thousand soldiers, over a hundred
and ninety lheusand Of whom baFe gone
1885, 49, III M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15

.s11a5ao waE n zsJol
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
Residence for Sale.

A SPLENDID SUBURBAN REaIDEN0E. OF
~ Ave Acres, within the city limits-a tNo stery
brick house. with stable, &C., and fruits Of MI
descriptions. VIII be sold low By III 81
my23,h A. JOHnSOH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-15
FOR RENT "a
FOR SALE.

CoTTAGE HOUSE on cHKsTEUT
" with sixty ave FRET Of ground. Akply early.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
By A. sELBY. COLUMBIA c.. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1865.
VOL: 1.-No. %.

,.eue joined. Ike in o. her ages, the North
I'm RAGE, though slow TO anger, Cnce
rcused, arg uore terrible than the more
nfanmab'e Of the South Even vet ny
heart be, DIS when I see the carnage Of
i.:ttle, The dcscla ion OF homes, the bitter
nneuish cf t: miles; tut the very molhent
he men Of the South say .bar instead Of
u peal'rg to war they should have appeal
i to. reason, to our Congress, to our
ourts, 10 religion, and to the experience Of
history, then will say Peace Peace; 60
lack 10 point Of error, aud resume your
laces as Ame,ican citizens, with all their
..roud L.r'ase~. Whether shall live TO
re this period is probl.matical, but ysu
may. and m"y tel! your mother and sisters
hat never forgot one kind look or greet
rg. or <vcr W shed TO ef7ace its remem-
"'anre; but in putting on the amor Of wax
cid it that our common country Shout;
no, perish in i"tamy and disbcnor anu
married, have wife and six children
wing in Lancaster, Ohio. My course has
heen an eve"t'ul one, but Eope when tne
clouds Of anger. and passion are dispersed,
and truth emerges bright and clear, you
md all Who knew ME in early years will
"s.t blush that We were oLce dear friends.
Tell Eliza. for me, that hope she MAJ
live to realize that the doctrine Of s'seces-
sion is as monstreus in our civil code as
dir obedience was in the Divine law. And,
: hould the fortunes Of war ever bring you
or Your sisters or any of our old clique
nhder the shelter Of my authority, do no:
helie, Q they will have cause to regret it.
Give my love to your children, and the as.
surance Of my respects to your honorable
husband. Truly, w. i. SHERMAN.
If every mans breast ccn!j he locked
uto there would be found the :uoapa ~.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
THE COLUMBIA PHGNlX
N PUBLISHED DAt.1 Arp Ts1-wEFKLr.
3 7 J u Ii A n A. L,BY

The Daily is iaeu-d every morning. excer,
Sunday, at $40 nonth. Tri.We.kly, TueedsS
Thursday ara SATURDAY., At $40 month, ln,a
rlabiy ia advauSe. Single copies 81
:. Advertisemsn'ss inserted at IS pe. square (,ee
Ines) for each ins-rtion.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02

Letter from Sherman
HEAop RS MIL DIV. OF THE NJ Mrss.
In the Field near M.rrie,ta, Ga, June 90.
Mrs Anna Gilman Bo,cen, Baltimore
Md:
DEAR MADAME: Your welccme.letter o.
Jurc 18Th csme 10 n:e amid the sound oi
hattie. and, as ycu say, little did I dream.
when knew you play ing % school ei,'
IN Sullivan's Island beach. that Ahou!d
control a vast a,my. pointing like the swa,
"f Alaric toward the plains of the South
Why, .h! Why ia ti,i.7 II I knew my ow,
heart it bests as warmly rs kindly as eve'
io~art?s those kind and generons 1amlts
that greeted us with such VAIN hosrita1s,,
in days long past, but still present il.
memory; and to day, were Frank and M,s
PorchsE and Eliza Gilman, aid Maj,
Lamb, and Margaret Blake. the Ban ksdaIes.
Quash'e. The Pryors indeed any and all
OF our cherished circle, their chi!dr.p, o,
even their chidren's children. TO come h.
me as Of old, tie stern feelings OF duty and
conviction would melt as snow before tn.
gtnia' sun, and l believe I would etriu M,
own children ,hs, they Nigh, be sheltered;
and vet they call mo barbarian, vaadai,
"nd monster. and all the spithets that Ian
euage can invent that are significant OF
malignity ard bate. All pr, teud to say.
on earth as in heaven, man must submit TO
some arbiter. He must not throw { ff his
allegiance 10 hitGovernment or hia God
WITHOUT just reas"n, and cause. The South
had no cause; not even a pretext. INDEED,
by her W juati6sble course. she has throw.
away the proud history Of the past, and
laid open her fair country to the tread oI
devastating war. She ban,ered and Lul'ied
us to the conflict. Had we. decli, ed !
battle. America would have sunk b. ok. |
coward and craven, meri,ing tie csp,empt
of al snankia,'. Az a ration, &o were
forced to accept battle, and that once /
begun, it has gone on till the war la. AS
suned proportions at whichever We IL. the |
hurry t'urly sometimes stand aeh*st ] !
would not sni jugste the South III The ssnee
30 Extensively assumed. bot would max.
tvesy c'tizrn of the land obey Tie common
law. submit to the same t!.st we do no
worse. no better our equals ard hot our
~" riors. ! know and you know thai
there we're young nea IL Our da, uow nn
longer >ou,g. hnt who eon,tol their 'el
owe. ~ho assumed to tie gentle me:. or tie
s. uth superiority of courage nd insn
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
Notice

4 Ii perf"rs having, c;uims againr. tho Ar
L "A 9. nal Academy w,il preseat them % ~
ior i.a yment ina.axiia.ely
May 5 BENZ. II. KNIGEI.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
Lumber and Doors for Sale.

SEVkkAL buORo and IL email qra:t;:y -
~ LUMBER tor sale at ,+rSura!,!e c-ie.,
Ari'!y IL sumter street, hear L.:nAcr -
Mxy MR.. 4. EkESig.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02

If every mans breast ccn!d he locked
into there would be found the image OK
some woman.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02

in compliance with the above o,aers, th4
.a.'cr.ien.d te.-hy -n.e,rn-a eon.,ns,"i IN this
S'at~. Until the names cf the .,.ff are a.
bounced. <ffsial ecIrsI upicaGnrs to ,iese head
q:ln,:-,7; : III ',+ add.ssed to .Li-ut. i! Al. u.
NTFLL. Acting A A G. At Columbia.
April II N. IuVL1.L. Major General. &e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07


TTNIoN COURSE LONG IsI4AsD.-TROrTTNG.-TH
propreors asrsey .ns pursss and
On TRafsday April is-Purse and stake OF si2s mis
snt Rs br m Zenobia formerly Empress)
be,s hest three II I've 10 WAGONS between the same
on Tuesday, April Purse and stare o. Size mile heats,
On Wednesday May 3--Purse and stake Of slD mns
heat best Ave 10 wagons-Hram WooarIn enters
On Tuesday Nay Of 500 mile heats hes; three
Anderson ersers B. G. Switch TAIL Owner enters Honest
Peter; Ralph ogle eibo Owner enter b. g. anx
On Monday and Tuesday, May 10 and 1.-two matches :
Further particulars hereafter :, s.,x IN. n....
best three in I'VE % Woodruff enters M
dy M7rshs Daniel PseE ssri p en- arsy
On Monday. Nay s~Pur.s and Of 1915 mile hsa.s
best three In Ave In harnesD Pfcifer enters pr r. leno
ba Mclaughlin enters Wesley Isaac Wooaram en,s sh
Maid Egbert Dennis enters g. Grxne Owner enters
Ga Wednesday, May sl.-Match. Further particulars
On Thursday June Purse and stake Of ST. mile
M Blonde; Hiram Woodruff enters Nutwoo Sami Nc
Laughn enters Lady Thorne lyeert Denuls enters
enters B. T. stonewali JscksoR
on Monday, June Parse and stake q S22o mile beats
Irish Maid D. Pfeifer hr zenobia Hiram Wo9drnn
enters g Dictator; Egher Deana caters GRAY Harys
On wednesday, June PuEss and stake q ss0o two
MILE wo and rs sae Il Ms,in s. M Lady Thor
Icbert Dennis enters r & Giraffe.
on T H. ys snSs %oodTaS
Emma; s Mclaughlin names o. T. Seorss "iHcf, AAA's
On Thursday June 2aPursc and stake Of 1887 50 mile
heats three IN tive riesr eniera q
Crane; owner l'e enters 6. g. Homes. Peter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
ap0nFTNG.

I'm ANC1s RnTIFR NO. 4 PECK SLIP HAS "a CHOICE
breeds Of Dogs Tor sale stock. hnticrs Intals!s
N nae Cure and Flea ExcrnnatsT 70 CENTS BueTs new
worS ON the Dog third enlarged edition. price " Dogs
boarded trained Medicines for ali discusses Ferrc1 waneo
rI,EN PAIRS LONG BREED CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE
i cheap. Address W. Z. houston, Herald oliee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22

Bussian TeleeraDh ExpeAitien
SAx FkAxc1sco, July II.
The bark Golden Gate, the flagship Of ths
Russian telegraph expedition, ard the steam
er G. 8. Wright, with Col. Bulkley, command.
er Of the expedition. His staG and mum.
Der Of employers sailed on the 18th for the
Calf of Annidare and the shores Of Bherine
Straits. The land force Of the expedition
comprises about 5000 men. Three other
vessels are attached to the service, the bark
Palmstto, which recently sailed from Nan.
anio with coal, the schooner Milton Badger,
now loading at Nansnio, and the bark Clara
Belle, now en- route from New York to Silko
direct The feet is under the command of
Capt. c. w. Scammon, Of the revenue ser
vice. The vessels carry from two to six guns
each. The Clara Belle carried cable to be
laid across Bhering Straits, and small steam
er for river exploration. Col. Bulkley viii
himself examine the Gnf Of Annidare for
best crossing place to Asia. 1t Is four hund-
red miles wide with an island in the middle.
The land work is to 90 on 1t once on the
whole line from New Westminster to near
the mouth Of the Amoor River, distance of
about 400 miles,
The ship Aquella, which sunk in this har-
Dor with the monitor Camanche, was aftef-
wards raised and put aHoat, ran ashore few
miles below the head. The steamer Merri-
man gave her relief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22

'ISDuLGESr TAsKMAsTERs. Dixie wants
emigrants, needs laborers and urges them to
come on, but the Dixians retain so much of
slaveholding manners and phrascology, that
the ''greasy mechanics and laborers'' of the
North and of Europe will fail to appreciate the
affectionate politeness of the invitation. sIn-
dulgent taskmasters' has repellant sound
outside of that region which has SO long been
blessed with the ssdivine institution and
people elsewhere derive their notion of task
nn11ers from the account of the experience OF
~ lesple Of Israel in Egypt whore ''taskmas-
ters - set over Them"
A nE1mond paper calls for help in the fol-
lows hest and poetic terms:
oRG4 4ds wants them our forests are signing
1rH0; Anance wants them; the 6reside wants
polite wants them. We have broad acres
81 welcome for many days importation of
1oGn& yes, many . months cargo, even It this
hlnn -, and vs have genial country, hos
people, easy employment, isdslse~t tack
- and abounding room for all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22
Interesting Proceedings.
Rnercw Jul~


Interesting ceremanies took place 1t Hsr-
ward College to-day, in comnemosaton Of the
patriotism Of her sons. Harvard contributed
4e5 Of her gradustes to uphold the standard
Of the country, Of whom 96 were either killed
in battle or died from the effects of wounds OF
disease- The number in attendance at the
commemorative exercises was about 1900.
A large number Of invited guests were pres
ent, among who we're Maj. Gen. Hooker and
staff, Maj. Gen. Marcy, Maj Gen. Barlow,
Maj. Gen Hayes. Brig. Gen. tastes, Brig.
Gen. Alvord, Brig. Gen. w. F. Bartlett, Brig.
Gen Sargent, Brig. Gen. Colmer, Brevet Maj.
Gen. Devon, Col. Savage, 10th n. Y. Cav,
and Col w. Hngginson. Gov. Andrew and
strf we're also present
The main feature of the ceremonies was a
procession from Georges Hall to the First
Church, where an elegant and touching ora
tion vas delivered by the Rev. DR.. Putnam,
and banquet on the College grounds, at
which plates we're laid for l, 400 guests. Chas
9. Loring presided At the banquet
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sale Of Vessels at Auction.
Rnxfnr Inlr 1l

The following U. S. vessels at Portsmouth
Navy Yard were sold at auction yesterday
U. s. steamer Wamsutta, 270 tons, built in
New York in 1854, propeller, sold for Sl4..
800. She cost S27, 900. Steamer Dawn. 3ge
tons, built in New York in 1856, propeller
was bid in at S24, 400. She cost about $35,.
600. The Arkansas, 752 tons. cost 500. .Cs0C
and sold for $40, 100. The bark Roebuek,
built in New York in 1856, cost so. 600, sold
for $4,000. The bark Ethan Allen, 556 tons
built in 1855 At East Boston, sold for So, 600
She cost $27, 500. Schooner Henry James
2dO tons, built on Long Island in 1856, solo
for $l05. The purchasers were Eastern
parties
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PHILAprIpHIA. J,

PHILADELPHIA, July Il.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to tn,
7-3O Loan to-day at So. 100 First Ma
tional Bank Of Boston, $3.50, 600; ID do st
Louis, $ll1.000; ID do Chicago, $50, 900
lst do Des Moines, S42o,00 lst do Spring
field, $3.50, 900; lst do St. Albans, Vt.
$40, 900; ID do Cleveland, SEQ, 600; Centra
Bank. Philadelphia, $4,000; Merchants
National Bank, Cleveland, 100000; New
York National Bank, $500, 600: Common
wealth National Bank, New Fork. S3O0, 900
lst National Bank of Marlboro, Masssachu
sets, $500, 900; National Bank Of Richmond
$500, 600; Laborers' oAnd Manufacturers
Bank of New York, $1,000, 600; Geo. Cald
well L Co., Leavenworth, Kansas, SI20. 900
The individual subscriptions number 1854.
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A correspondent of the Pella Blade sug
gests that as the leading rebels Of the South
have placed themselves in the condition ol
ALIENS "by their wilful alienation from their
allegiance to the United States they should
be placed under the disabilities Of foreigners.
"Let them make declaration of their inten.
ton to become citizens of the United States,
and when after FIVE years they come into the
courts with the evidences required by tbs
naturalization law, let them be sworn and &C,
cepted as citizens
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Schooner Sunk.

boston, July II.
The y. 5. Mail steamer Hanover from New
York arrived here to-day.
She reports that on the 10th she fell in with
the schooner John c. Baxter, of UnionyIlIe.
\. T., Capt Price, from Philadelphia with
coal for Boston, sunk on the Horse Shoe
Shoal, in FIVE fathosns of water All on board
were lashed in the fore rigging He succeed
ed in taking them all of safely and brough,
them to this port. The schooner had been
run into by an unknown bark and the Captain
and a seaman we're badly hurt