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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

DoA'f.-Don't poetine. That 70 gen
sral propositions, most excellent in it, OBJ
ssrvanes. AngsisA Ssrsphima i most
oAsrnisg young lady, bat her sensibili-
ties ovsrpowss her, and her soul 10 filled
With Sentimental faocies-ssd forthwith,
she seeks her room, and oh! the agony of
the mechanical process Of putting those
pet fanoies upon lame feet and crippled
meterl We like Angelina 6ersphima.
Every body likes her, and il would hurt
her feelings were We to whisper in her
ear that her rhymes are very stapid and
how infinitely better il would b. il she
would employ herself knitting stoekings.
Sill it should b. whispered 70 her II il
would work reformation.
The tragedy Of Mr.. Lincoln's death
should be sacred. Angels would approach
il hssitatingly. The voices Of our faeat
singers-of our Lougfellows, and Br5ants
aud Reads, will be hushed, - daring not
draw nigh it. and yet fair correspondent
comes to us with bundle Of lines 'Oa
the Death Of President Lincolo." "Ohl
'tis we'll to mourn, for our loss il great,
but No will never give up in despair, for
God, in his mercy will raise one up. who
10 every capacity, will gil the vacant
chair" Virginia-unknown bat excel
lent correspondent Of ours-that isn't poe
try. Virginia concludes:
Oh. would vere million men
would soon revenge the death Of this great and goo<
man;
But there Is God In Heaven, and can only Pray,
And like Mary Of old, do what can.
Virginia is loyal-shs 10 patriotic -she
is terribly in earnest. The large number
Of msn into which she wishes herself re-
solved 10 proof conclusive of that; but il
evidently isn't Virginia's forte to sipg h,
death of President Lincoln. Eve BIZ,
murder cannot justify putting the husea
upon the rack, and torturing them @
fearfully.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

~ Il Is very clear that if Brsskin,
rid ye's scheme Of paoidcation, endorsed 5,
Con. Sherman, we're carried into practi.
cal effect. not Union man could live
ninety days in the Soalh. And no North.
srn mas, much less ons Who had ever
been : Uaioa soldier, save and except
sherman himself. uoald hencsforsh 10
allowed to 81 his foot o. Southern soii.
Sherman exhausted bis rssonsoss Of
Craftsmanship 70 gaivaniss and pas iats
operation the Chicsgo Armistios and
Peace Platform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

Il ~ y lawns ~ 49,
~ 81 basel eovo1et
nove ths sweet isruue0eAe9 81
xhas grow for happy lessA
II ~, I 49,, I gloon, elaneA
Aneog ~ skimming s4o1opss
IUnho 81 He1eed supbee4 49,
AeaiMsav nndy shallouA
" murmnr uuAse moon and stars
In bsanbly Wildsrnessea;
lMngg ~ NJ dngly bars; u
loitse ro1nd ny crosses;
"And bat aenin leossss end nov,
To join the hstmning river.
Tor men mag e0me ard men may 90,
-frssnsor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26
EOR sALE-At two story double brick

Dwelling, With six rrscsns ard sftfc IN zach side
Win cellar Under the whole sufdnE. cisterns are
omething over tao full lote situted the corner Ct
18th and Bank streets. Tire whole be sold ss gr ~
bargain. Price - ,0oe ard the nsosf Of IL on time
mcnA ii. B. TEN EYCEJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26
L,OR SALE-lGO acres ne. Land.

30 arfes under cultivation, with two log houses
and snsa orchard situated ~ miles fons warsav
ami one mile from Brecknridge. IaEco, Co. lIIiros
little good. Price 3, ooo Enquire Of
IL B. TEN -EYCE
nchs Real E@fste Agent. keckuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

Tor SALE-Tvo and half acres of
= l.sd With nsms hrure containing rocns. with
fruit tres snd other nt or fhe river
shove Keokak There are other iands Il oisfrr ~.
properly that may be purchssed sired Price s,sl
For other Information equire Of H. H. fsn n ar the
property. or 10 n. D. rkE-ETCK
mch2e Real Httafe Agent. Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

Tor SALE-A three story brick store
II building LOT - BY feet situafed on Main ssre<t
b<tween Sfh and 9Th Keokuk Price 81 COO Pos
sessicn fst Of October neat. Enquire Of
meh29 II n TEN.rvCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-26

EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwell
- ing House. with Or rocms, ana Frame Dvellfpe
With roons, too OF the beantiful lots in the
city, covered with choice lection fruit rood barn.
cssssn< kc Animated fhe n til and High Sta
Possession on lie 1st o. Nay. Title perfect Price
500 COO down and balance IN one rear Ercuire
Of Iarh2zl Il ,. TkN.KYCk.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

ment OF ,bhe conyen'iop, the, president
thereof shall issue wrist Of lelectIon. di
rected to the sheritfs OF the several coun
ties in his state, feqairidg them 10 cause
said elections to be held according 10 the
election laws in force and existing on the
said first day Of January, A. D., ilS6le
The question was then taken on the
ordinance as amended. ana decided in
the athrmatiye. Aaq ct frFrEaf
On motion Of Mr.. Yerger. OF Kinds.
the convention adjourned until to-nor-
row morning, . o'clock. 80 eHo
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
ESOOks and Nl0f5oueyM

A EENEF NJ assortment ef School Books WI it4-a+
"A P@Ftr,.Pens luk Pencils and Fasev rtic es for
SIC ~ sa~-;l" L. A. duncan & Co
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

The Hsrald's Washington. special says ::
long Cabinet session was held to day,
and report says a rather stormy one
The Presidents re construction policy is
understood 10 have been discussed in all
It's leng,hand sbreadth.Sand hisafitention
10 adhere TO 1t, and carry IL out regardless
OF opposition or consequences, is emphat-
lca.ls announced.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
hEpgCAI'R<sNAEI.

THE mails being much interrupted even as a
military establishment that few letters written
reach me, J. therefore, di ect and request par
ties who desire to enter school, ref-r to my adver
tisement in the Clarion, nud be on haud at the begin
ping of the session e Monday Of Sept)
THOS S. GATH RIGHT,
Principal of Summervilie Institute.
Aug 1oth. 1S6J-d3w yT
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Ules0ss E7ensmGe College,
OXFORD, MISS.
one of the Oldest in the State

HE exercises in this restitution will be resumed on
[ tie , / day of O.iober next ur der the sup"riA
tendency cf Rev. q II Bell, M A who har been
elected President. ss..
He viii be assisted by corps of well quail fed
teachers. p. -F.E. Fft.E &. 1857
The price of tuition will be the as before the
suspension s... a.. r
Lower classes per session of 80 weeks, s2 and SIS
Hizer d d. do -
Music, each instrument, do 70
ONE HALF IN ADVANCE.
sEy' Modern Lar ~uages, OrnaIa n al Branche7, in
cjdental xpenses, inciuding of instruments
ezra
S1otId tbe rooms OF the college uothe re furnished
in ti1nt hoat can aHiIy obtained tie bes. pri
vaiefs Miles from SIo to
Payment may be made in cnrrency. with the per
cent added.
The high reputation of Mr. Bell fpv scholastic at
tsuuIeuts, hts aptuesS for teaching, hi, suavIty #
er his known repu'at on as vernon cf vourg g
sdjas ard his long experisAce TEACHER, justify
the ;oard IN ask pg i0erat patronage tais Insu
tu.ien =. G. BURNHY,
aug o. d2w President of The Board OF Trust es
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

~ We are a
-BFSPIE Of Nouf
Auaiior, at ihe %
FSS~g We are
BROUG o.
of SecretaTy Of s.
stR
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lreSsdr'r, ~ Rae 3
We are %
LEWIS. .oa 2avk
urcr 81 the nsNt 81
W q arg 80.
Of Ian e. dale. .'s
me Eirh IA JHalli
tirs Il Ltudar5-
Gs..pa. ..aucogk
svy-o ,r, s,
S,i.tt, asr cam.
Firll+I .Ip,l.ri..iIH
ls,r,hs s-iai, IN
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM in Kinds county, Mississippi five
I'll mil south of Raymoad wrH improved, with
dwelling house gin house and other outhouses, in
good condition. \ gr at bargain be had
Address DIX J. COLE. Loclhart, Laud7rdale
cou ~. Miss, or } L. w. BULLOCK, Raymond
Nicksbnre Hcreld copv one time iulv27dlw
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
4 iIE |
fHgs@E--
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Thursday,


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wabhshe d on \
ponsc spared 8 @ u
put lie
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The eohoiE'o'' 90
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
r AFFTIH ID

A VERY fine BRI1 1SSELS CARPET, already made
~ up--lo feet six inches sGEare-wiH BE- T. ffied II
lierl0ian . EIGHTY chs noes taken The
carpet can be nd chances takan at the of
mr. Jno. I. Bait The cnances will be five dollars
each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
THE NAVY

VISIT OF ADMIRAL BELL TO THE FRzNoH 2RIGATE.
Acting Rear Admiral c. r. Bell, conmandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, accompanied by Commander s. d.
Trenchard and Lieutenant Commander \. K Benham,
visited the French Rear Admiral Ddelot ON board tho
French frgate Thems anchored or the Battery yester
day noon. Admiral Bell was received with q salute Of
thirteen guns from the Thems and received the
deck BY all the officers uncovered the marine band play
from tem to stern after which he spent pleasant hour
with the French Admiral and then returned to the yard
Admiral Didelot will visit tho Brooklyn Navy Yard in
style.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES srEANER Mem
PHIs.
The United States steamer Memphis, E. n. Stoddard,
Volunteer Lieutenant commanding arrived At this port
yesterday in forty bours from Annapolis, Nd On the
18th inst, OF Cape Henry tho Untcd States bark
Chaa Phelps for New York
The Memphis has boon engaged In transferring Com
modore G. g. Blake lato Superintendent Of tho Naval
Academy and tho mombers Of the Naval Academy Band.
their families and effects from Newport 70 Annapolis
Tho following is list Of her oncers:-
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Cdmmandino-E n. stod-
dard
Aching Aaster and Ksecsive Oncer-J. n Butler.
Acting AssstdNt SurocW-E. c. Thatcher.
Acting Asssdnt Payma.ter-Charles r Abbott
Acting Ensigw and Ndvi0dtor-Hnzard Marsh.
Acting Ensi0ns-John Turner, J. W. King, Daniel
Friee.
AS0TdM En1tn6Ns-Flret, Cnarios a MCeAny, IN
charge; Second. James W. Milstead, George Nelson;
Third, William r. Chadwick, James o. Herron, L. b.
Moore.
Kaes--F W Hathaway, +. P. vultee, J. ". Raynor.
Cbmmdndcr's CIcrk-James 8. Latimer.
Pdymast.r's CIerk-James Coe.
THE aUNB0Ar RHODE ISLAND.
The gunbo.s Rhode Islands orders proceed forth
with Aspnwa with marines and troops for the Pacific
squadron have been revoked She goes 10 Washington
special duty supposed TO take the President Of the
United States on Southern tour OF inspection Tho
Florida will take her place on the Asplnwall trip
THE srRAMxR TIo0A AT BELFAST.
Tho United States steamer Tiosa, Lieutenant CON-
nandsr william D. Whiting. arrived a Belfast yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
Williamsburg City News.

AoCDurAL Daoxuxo.-A boy, named Thomas Col
linz seven ycas Of age whose mother resides in Kent
street. Grecnpoint yesterday afternoon accidentally fell
into the river nj the foot Of Kent street and was
drowned. The body was recovered
Rmoswoop FLouR Mills on FiRx.--About six O'Clock
last evening Ore was discovered tho upper story OF
the Rdgewood -four mill corner Of Grand and First strees
r. D. but was extinguished before II made much head
way, with slight los.
SUDDEN DxArHs On Friday night . woman named
Ann ahey forty years Of age residing In South First
street 4. d., died suddenly with commissions.
An infant child, named Burns. whose mother lives at
a72 Grand street. died suddenly yesterday morning from
alleged sufocstioH
HEm ron TarAL--Edward and John Bothan were yes.
teray held by Judge Walter TO before the Grand
Jury to charge Of highway robbery preferred by Au-
gust Gashacher The robbery alleged 70 have been
committed on the night Of the Sd instant at the
McGynn and John Price, who arrested the Same
charge were discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
The TriaIof Emerson Etheridge.

We learn that the Hon. Emerson Efheridge will be
tried by court martial at Memphis In few days He u
charged with melting the people to rebellion deaming
and holding up 10 iaamy Governor Brownow and Presi
dent Johnson and Decorating the name and memory OF
the late President Lincoln. We understand that the
limits Of Mr. Etheridges confinement have been ex
tended and that 4 few days ago he wan permitted TO
visit his home at Dresden The court before which he IL
10 be tfiod viii be formed In this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
THE INDIAN COUNCIL.
FoRr Snm, Ark, Sept. 1s, 10

FoRr SMrH Ark, Sept. IL, 1900.
Colonel Parker and Secretary Irwin have been detailed
from the Indian Commission, and will leave here on
Saturday for Bluff Creek Colorado, where they will
meet other commissioners appointed by the Secretary
Of the Interior to treat with the Arrspahoes Cheyennes
and other Indians The meeting will take place on the
9TH Of October General Sanborn, superintende Muir
ply, Kit Carson and William W. Bent will also be there
The washitas and Potes and portion Of the Chero-
KEGS signed treaty Of peace to-day.
Delegates from the Camanches and also rebel delega
tons Of Indians from Armstrong; Academy arrived TO-
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

Sal there Ia news Volunteers and the quotas OF tne
National Guards coming 10 rapidly The Minas and
g. Peulo expeditions nearly united ct the Parana
ana th. OF Goyas was pushing ON towards Coxlm ana
had forces but showed indications OF advancing
TO Cuyaba or towards the east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
Rebel Naval Omcers Not 90 Less a
Rights OF Citixenship.
Arrorrrv lsvrp It,s Ovvyrr August 10 Is

ATTORNEY GsxnRAL's 0yucs, August IL, 1895
Hos. HUeH McCuILOcH, Secretary OF the Treasury
Sui have the honor to say in reply 70 your letter Of
che 7th inst, that In my opinion " the two persons 10
whom you refer having resigned commissions In the
nav service OF the United States, and accepted employ
the rebel naval SERVICE were born the United
States " born 10 foreign country, have been
naturalized citizens Of the United States are other
qualified, competent, according 10 the act Of June
49, 1904 70 bc Officers Of vessels OF the United States
II they citizens before they engaged In rebellion
they did not lose their citizenship by becoming traitors
They became liAbio 20 suffer the pains and penalties
which the law inhics upon convicted traitors but am
not aware that forfeiture Of citizenship one OF those
pains and penalties
Belonging as they do, according 10 the statement in
letter m certain classes Of traitors VINO have not
been pardoped by the President they are liable AZ ady
time TO be tried convicted and punished Tor their tfea
SON. 1heir conduct and impressed upon
them the qualified character Of enemies, but aid Dot
destroy their inherent character a. CITIZENS which, oy
birth or otherwise, they acquired.
Very respectfully, your obcdent servant,
JAMES SPEED Attorney General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
The Trial OF champ Ferguson.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept 10, 1885.
Lieutenant Backman, Judge Advocate OF tho military
comm sson for the trial Of Champ Fcrguson commenced
his closing argumcn, for The prosecution to-day Ne did
M, nnish is, will conclude On Nnnilv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
A Beacon Of HEALTH
Tho good things this world sach their appo,Dec9

A Beacon Of HEALTH
Tho good things Of this world have sach their sppoDscS
mission. -. =
Il is The mission Of HOsTRrTRR'S STOMACH BIrTRR$
TO prevent and relieve great variety of ailments.
For twelve years s protective and remedy
been without check drawback. II strong nsgnttvV
evidence Of this fast that the efficacy Of the article A.
dyspepsia bliousUess conslpaon
Questioned.
As proof positive Of nfabiiy in such cases. i've
statements Of public whose names familiar
household words havo from time to time been gvcn to tho
world.
fits reputation founded in facts then truth 10
shadow tho Of conscientious cixens q
no more value than "doers oaths."
what reputation Let the progress OF it,
answer inquiry. whore twsnty dosen bottles Of Hos
Bers sold In 1885, Ave hundred dozen de
posed of now.
public opinion be significantly expressed than
possible
The preparation has been Initiated where are the ssa-
torsf Keno answers "Wheref limbo" Of thines
lost earth they all either gone going Peace 10
with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
G = o 4 GA.

All Munitions OF War In the Hands Of
Private Persons 20 be Turned Over 20
thes United states Authorlties-No Gold
Coatracts Permitted, &c.
PROVOST MARSHAL osH1RAL's oRDn-Ho g.
HEADQUARTERS, HKrAKrMnN o. GEORGIA.
OpDiCH THE HRov0n MARSHAL 0BxnnAl,
Information having bsen received IL these hsadqusr-
tefs that large numbers Of tho Confederate and Unsd
States firearms arc distributed the state in the hands
Ss 81
property is hereby greatly endangered, u ordered:
Nrs-rhAt within the thirty days mont hereafter ell
such arm: Of every DESCRIPTION together viii q; ~ s
OF private persous In this STATE b turned over 10 the
s.co.dJTSss 2ssr Is. s.prssien Of mid thirty day.
arc directed TO seize al such nre and munitions Of
ound In the hands Of any one within their respec
tive district, and all persons found With such arms will
be arrested and forwarded with the arms 70 these bead
quarters.
TAsrd-Assistant Provost Mammals ere hereby ausho
rixsd 70 grant permits 10 such persons - In their judg
sporting purposes using their utmost discretion pre-
vent improper persons from enjoying this privilege BY
command Of MAJOR General STEEDMAN
c. GRosvE.oR, Brevet Brssdier General and Provost
ALL CONTRACTS OR A0RKBnBNrs PAYABLE IN GOLD
DECLARED VOID.
General J. H. King, commanding at Augusta, Ca, has
II having been brought to the notice OF the Brcvet
Major General commanding that parties making contracts
and agreements have therein named gold a. the consid
Grafton TO be paid for the performance thereof II s
hereby ordered that hereafter Whenever contracts
agreements in writing entered into between parties
the consideration therein named to be paid shall be IN
lawful OF the United States-hat 10, In the paper
currency issued and declared legal tender by the gov
eminent
All contracts agreements heretofore entered into by
any parties whatever within the limits OF the district
which do not conform TO provisions Of this order
hereby declared null and void
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
Destruction OF Grain Elevator by Fire

The corn dock elevator across Buffalo creek de-
s,royed by Gre this evening II owned by Stevens
Fargo Loss about $4,000, winch Is fully insured
There was no gra.n in the cleyatos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
Collision on the Northwestern Railroad

An extra freight train coming north on the North.
western Railroad on the 10Th Instant, about noon,
run into by wood train between Shnpicre and Clinton
Wisconsin killing man Both engines were pretty
badly smashed up so much 50 that Tue ocnris was not
cleaned up until seven ~ 40 that trains could pass by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

A GRANDSON LAFAYETTE BosroS -Wbile the
secretaries counting the last night for dele
gates TO the State Convention from the Eleventh
yard Mr. Philbrck Superintendent Of Public
Schools took occasion TO introduce the grandson
OF Lafayette, who has recently come to this
try and who present last evening for the pur
nos, Of becoming acquainted with the manner In
which our preliminary political meetings conducted
Though but little acquainted with language, he VI
tered eloquent remarks in relation TO the recent
bclon Ia this country, and said the struggle was not
only for frcs principles In America but Ia the em
prc Of France. His speech, though short and much
broken, was warmly appauded A number OF gentle
men rose during the evening and shook hands with the
illustrious stranger rcmarkng 10 him that they
bered distinctly hts ustrous grandfather and had the
pleasure when he in this country of greeting him
his tumphal tour through the States Boston Ta"iisr.
Sept L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

gray hair 70 ~ original color stops s fAlns OUT Keeps -
head dean, stands above comparison With other Az
dressing Sold drua stores and ny ozce I,lH
BruadWav hRAH A. CHEvALfBR. " ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

Royal Havana Losscry.-PrAses Paid In
gold information furnished Highest rates paid Zoe dou
looms and sii kinds OF gold and silver -
TAYLOR co. Bankers. 10 wall sizeet, NV fetk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

Niilcoa IL Gibbs sc~snE Machine.
No 5OS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

Trussrs.-Mar-h 81 Co.'S Gid Estr biishrd
Radical Cure rrss odcc stu at No ve-ev sct isfy a.
teDdaut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

| Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Eitas Howe,
| Jr.. President 6l9 broadway. Asents wan,ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

A.-Je3ers, sra Broadway. - settling
his Ladies' Chdrsn's SHOES ru1upsd prices Tie
ladies invited to oan and JBFYu - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

RECEPTION or rHn ONE AUNDAnD AND sIxTy-YiFTH
NEW YosV RB0IMnNT (DURYEE's zoUAvEs).
The One Hundred and Sixty fifth New York Volunteers,
which arrived home from Charleston Sunday last.
formally received yesterday II supposed that
they would arrive from Harris Island whittier they had
gone to be paid o and mustered out Of the United States
service) at three O'Clock in the afternoon, but
past Ave before the boat landed the st the Battery
Here they received by the Fftynh regiment Ma
tiona Guard, under Colonel Eugene LEGAL Both regi
then marched up Broadway the City Hall
Park up TO Thirty 9TH street. and down TO the Arsenal
where they dismissed. All the and officers
have been paid OF aud honorsbly discharged from the
United states service.
THE FOURTEENTH nArSE.
This regiment arrived yesterday and after partakng Of
refreshments at the Battery barracks left for Augusta
Maine They numbered seven hundred and nfty-thres
men, and we're under command Of Colonel A. X. Bolen.
About i've o'clock the regiment marched up Broadway
and was warmly received.
TIE FIRST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 10, 1894
The transports John Rico aud Charles Thomas, with
the First Maine heavy artillery from New York for Ban
gor arrived here this afternoon, aud viii sail this
ing Tor Bangor
Movements Of Secretary stanton and
Surgeon General Barnes.
BosroN, Sept 49, 1895
Secretary Stanton and Surgeon General Barnes In
Boston, the guests OF the Hon. samuel Hopper
They propose remaining about here several lays
Heavy Failure In Cincinnati.
CrSusSar, Sept 10, 1895
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

DANES, PuImo-Bronchia1 Troshes nDs
coughs colds and all throat dseases Sod evcywhseos
DEF Al barclay street
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A Con ndsnfial and Experienced Dctec-
sepss secured In dvorce aud other By sddrs~s
| lnah oHl Am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

eu,iac adycr BY Dr. CANADIAN Is yesrs pr.oos. Assor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

Grover n Bakers HtGhcst Prenaiuas
Elastic stitch Lock stitch Sewing Machines, ~ broad