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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

DOR SALE-Lots 7 and s in Bloch
u ISL the corner Of 18th and Palsan streets WI.
Be sold ct bargain. Inquireof
nayl H.D.fDu-HYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

DOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell.
Il ing House. With rooms. cellar ciStsrn full lot
we'll fenced with lots Of fruit trees situsted on Fulton
strees, betvssn 10th and lIth streets Eeokuk Title
good. Enquireof lmaylsI H.B. fM-1YCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09
Tor SALE-IO acres of tho best land

In this section, we'll calculated for oh grapesc
other fruit and 10 ali under the very highest state OF
cultivation, 10 situstsd within miiee Of nv ore an
will Be sold With without the crops npon IT. Rs
quire Of H. B. fENEYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

EOR SALE-The west half of . two
story double brick Dwelling HOUSE containing sia
GOOD cellar house painted and oak ali
lot we'll fenced and al in good order situated ness
the Of 18th and Des Moines streets Title rood
Price 81 500 Enquire OF HD rN-nYCK.
mch9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
NOTICE Oh saERIFFs SALE ~ RIAL ESTATE
SITE Z.lri.t or t. lowA, SIS, ..'. 90.

By virtue of a special execution issued Oh;
.ofthe O!iice Of the Clerk ofthe District Cour.
Of said county at the s nit Of the state oil
Iowa plaintiff against William p. Hough
and others defendants dated Feby. 6 1855,
to nae directed commanding mo that Of the
pr.,mi ses hereinafter described cause to be
made the SUR, Of Three Hundred Fifty one
and 20,O0 dollars damages and .nteres,
ut the rate often per cent GER aunur, from,
thcT6th day ct February s65 until pad, and
twenty xix dollars and seventy cents costs
of suit, and accruisg costs to uatisiv judg.
uent h.ch said piaiptif recovered against
said defendants ut the October term A. D
1854 Of SAID district court
shall offer for sale at public auction to
she hi chest bidder for cash at the front door
cf the Court House, Vernon Springs town
ship aud county atorsaid on the is day o.
March A, D. 1865 ut the hour of O'Clock
Pm. the following described premises to wit
The west halt (i-2) of the north east quar-
tor Il 4)of section No thirty-six l36J in town
ship No ninety eight 1881 Nor tn range four
teen al West of the 5th P, Nj. ass@r
When apd where duo Attendance viii. bt
given By tho undcrsgn cd. =.
. PIT. sEARLEs,,'l I
Sheriff ofsaid eounty :,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IoWA 8. -~... .@
E,,r1r1 ro-ny., %
HouGrd County,


By virtue ola special execution Issued out
Of the Office Of tie clerk ofsoe District Court
Of said county OF the sui: Of Wilson J
Hooker plaintiff against S. E. Bowers xnd
J H. Bowers asfenda nts dated Feb. 9th
1865, to me directed commanding me tha,
of the premises hereinafter described.
| cause to be made the sum of two hun
dred and nineteen dollars and forty two
cents damages and interest thereon at the
rae OF ten per cent per annum from the 3Ist
day of October A. D. 1863 until paid and
Sc, 40 costs Of euit. and accruing costs to
satisfy Judgment which said p.aintsff re.
covered against said defendants at tie O-.o-
Der term 4 d. 1893 Of said Distric, Court
I shsil offer for sale at public auction TO
the highest bidder for ca sh az the front door
Of tho Court House in Vernon Springs town
slip and County atore said on the 18th day
Of March A. D. 1865 mt the hour of two
o'clock P NJ. the following described prem
ises TO wit. The south east quarter of the
south west quarter of section no, twenty
seven I27) in township No ninety nine 1897
North range eleven uD West OF the 5th
p NJ Also lot. No one,n three j3l sig co.
eight Jo) ten IlO] and twelve Il2l in block
No. nine III and one half fl-2I # block
No ten fol and lot NO two (2) in blssk No.
sixteen (l6, al in the. village Of Vernon
Springs, Howard County Iowa. ..-#
when and where due ATTENDANCE will be
gyen by the under signed
PIT. sEtRLEs
+. Sheriff Of asid County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
A CASD UF TIsNNs

i feel under ~rcos"h.isonous to tile
conpa rs that has So highly honored
rae .anasesNccially to.thoses -hc.I learn
took sn,actiYe part ~ my election, blu,
regret Y say, that owing to. the char
actcr .qs'ny business itwulbeimpossih!e
fr me . accept of;he et6ee, as il would
require more time Is do the, duties OF
the otase efficiently than ! can posi-
o!y spare.
FeeGsg : great interest in the cause
IN which you are; engs ged, and Wishing
it entire success; T. ~remsin under
many obligations. Yours Truly ~a>a
.i ... ~" j. j. CIENnER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

The dispatches in regard t. the peace
conference, are very contra aict"ry and
s9ccUlptlQn is unnecessary as Honest
Of! Abe. (accnrding to reporV, is going
to issue a proclama lion in few days
anu tell rs all about it: one report says
that the federal president offered to
take back his emancipation, conGsca-
cati9a and suhjugation proc'amasions,
provided the south, would como back
sna he loyal cl'iaens; while another
says that he t>Il them that the emsn-
cipation bill which hadpasse Congress
had Put the matter beyond his control.
This last We think is tie more prob
able story As it agrees wish the prssi-
dents pracIvi,ies, though there rs one
Inconsistency, for it is the first time
the presii en-: has ever admitted any
thing 70 be Lsyonl lis control
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
Farm for Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hi,
farm situated ) IA miles west Of Now Or
egon village and between and 3 m les
south of Howards eater which is uus,rpass-
ed in the country for stock and gain raising
1t comsr'sss lo4 acrea of which ~ sacrct
Is tcnSed SO acres broke, pasture of 4
acres and an orchard, anever failing Cream
:ofwater runs through the south end of the
farm. good house aud barn &C., also 25
scres of wood land will he sold with the
above. For. forms spp'y to.
ALEx. MARsHAlL,
- Paris. How ard & ounty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

Mrs Gregory Marshall de sires to
acquaint the inhabitants Of New Oregon
and vicinity that she is now prepared
to receive pupil, for instruction in
Piano Forte music.
Terms may be known on application
at her residence.
- New Oregon Feb. 4th 1855
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
Mexico and South kmerica.

If IS would seem, Mr.. Linso,n ysaL
! ly:comprehcois the Complicated ard
critical situation Of affairs, hon es,y 81 n
Eroaches the south with such terms as q
foe, who's, valorsshculd en,isis them to
our respect, peace 10 not far Distant
The lsgisiation Of to lav ~~s holly
Of a private nstnre Bills allrrpria-
ting several millions Of dollars for ne
de@ rucsion Of the private property of
southern men all over the south. taken
and used or destroyed by order Of our
generals were read and sreporsed in the
House Of Representatives. without OPP
position. Among them was one Tor
Remuneration for 5000 bales Of cptlon
taken in she early part Of the war. the
owner establishing the fact 70 the sst-
is.action of the committee 90 claims
that he had taken nc partin tnerebell-
ion. These reports covered claim, for
horses, fences, houses, orchards, corn,
hay, and in fact nearly every na,nsble
srecies Of private properly. They
also showed ths gratifying fact tina,
the south is fall Of men who were never
identified with the rebellion bat il is.
not very Gratifying to reflect that their
nunher may he increased al iefni
tUr,, snd thst each aiiisi7n is likely
to sntsil upon the country fusar. sp-
Preparations snl more taxation
Ono who never has seen the military
power Of the govornrsns as represent
Il " ffc ers und soldieis in snl about
Washington, would on coming here,
conclude that i; the hearty and rofus:
men, wearing tie federal uaiftrn. wsre
at the front rherc :hey are p=id fer
being instead Of adjoining tie
places Of public resort in
this Metropolis the coming draft
might be dispensed with. Everywhere
they may be seen wandering abou. the
city APPARENT, without any object or
place OF destination.
The White House, and every .p-
preach to it is proninaded every hour
Of the day. land night l AN told,) by
some sentinel true to the president.
Standing apon Franklin square oppo-
site the president's mansion, gazing
upon ths iron features of ex-presidea
Jackson as represen ted in the eeues-
trisn statue CT Mr.. Mills, the ina sina-
ton almos, paints curl of contempt
upon the lip aud half averte,I face anf
The Old herp, at the fear of prosi-
dent tao;ce elected by the people srars
forming our civil into a military repu!I-
lie. 1t seems to say the white house.
is sensn:ed by enc who controlled the
free suffrage Of the people, bu: who
has not their confidence OK esteem -
III short i. besokens thu transforms
ton of our o; vii republic ta.hs military
form Of the republic Of France.
.-@ r- Very Truly,
W. R. N.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

HE BEsr Is TuE sAprsr.-
TINS maxim n as never better i!us'rs-
tel thal in the use of DeLanA& Co.'S
Chemical Salegatus. 1t is the hest in
the world, and the purchaser gets q
full equivalent for the msnsy paid in a
pure healthy article. TO buy suy 9th
CT is to waste money. 10 use any
csaa: . trifing with great slessing
health.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

- to The human systcmn, male and fe
male: the causes and trea tnlent OF d seasss:
the marriage casson,I Of he world; how 10
msriv we'll and = ttlous. nd things never
published bat,se, road the devised and en-
!argsd edition Of ''AEsIcsl. CouAos .Sss,E."
cHrjoa. book f0- curious people, and good
btri, for e--rr.ons 400 p.g,. 700 Iil,1s-
trs-fons, .r:5- $3.50. Consents table sem
Sc Fp.ny address. Books may be had t
tt.s Bo"k sores Or will oe sen, b. msi. pos,
paid Oh receipt Of price. Addrass
DsE. 3. FOOTE Nd. q
1880 Broadway New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

Being : 500 scret in chickasaw and
/ 3so.Rcre. in Howard County, Iowa. which
will TO gold for cssh or part on credit - !.
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and well adapted for either ssook or grain
firms n g.Bo For terms, sads ,Daa3 A"'
Apply TIC LO. ": Jones. Dubuque, Iowa.
w. Z. MEA D.-New Oregon, "s:.
nlsv5l G.S c. SCOTT, AeCregor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
I'D Ewes Made New,

4 PAMPHLEr directing how to sr=.;:::i-
"A restore sight and give up spestsclss
without aid OF doctor or medicine. -. Sent bv
mail, frss, on receipt otlscsnts. Ad dress
r.... .-.- Z. B. + OLE, Nd,
a-..=... -... llle Brqadw.y, New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
Minutes Of Militia Meeting.

Pursuant to call issasd 10y Capt.
NJ. J Pepin; the New Oregon Mali
tious Company assembled at n ,on's
Hail Oh Wednesday evening, and was
called to order by electing 3. Chaplin
Chairman, and II. A. Cook Secretary,
On motion the meeting proeeeled to
ballot for second Lieut.. upon wLich
ballot Dr.. J. J. Clenmer had Il -Doct.
2 Drown l and e. W. Allen 3
On motion, D. ". Drown and W.
Louge were appointed committee to
wait on the Doct. AID inform him Of
lis election.
On motion the meeting proce edei to
ballot for orderly sergeant, which re-
suited as fnlows. o..t.-.......
W. B. Dobson had 90, /.
J. Boil, r.. 6 ,l-,
J. J. Clenuler, / r,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

We called to-day on Pierce ard
Mitchell to purchase aome goods sr,
utter sc Getting shem of course enqurad
the price, when to our great astonish-
ment We were informed that owing to
the great peace panic they asked
nothing for them End only desired that
we should carry them away. This We
think ia as cheap IS you can get them
west of the Mississippi, and We advise
our readers to call on them ,imeaiately,
while they are laboring under this
false alarm,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

v hcreas, my wife tsrnelia Ann has left
MY bed and hoard ~ithsut any just cause or
lr0vocation and strayed to parts unknown
n ow this-is to notify AL persons whomso-
ever that will psy.no debts of her contract
ing after this date; and forbid oil person,
from hsrbogins her or keeping her >, my
expense " - 80 .-'"I
... Vernon Springs, Feb. ard 1865
ie So ----- ARAD OWNS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
~ / 1.#@.~ FlsWs +(i-i
Lamp Heating Apparatus,
BOILING - FRYING - sTEwlRG--
= - -. STYEpiNE- -

a-#r... STLEPiNG---
WITH TIE FIAAs rHATLIaBrBYazRcok
sBy III. fame of a com mon lamp, .sth.
cost Of. cent. worth Of oil, . very osnfor-
table breakfast can be cooked. 80
N. Y. TriSus. a .@t.4,
I. Simple in csnstrrai;on easily kept In
order, ready for ,use'ins moment ~
con venisnt TO have On hand. = Dyxg-
49, F-h1 Lamp is one Of the most PEP
ulsr novelties Of the day, tho utility
Of it ls unquestisnsbfe = great saving il
made in heating and cooking small articles,
and can be mao to cook meals for = great
many persons, which is actually done on tht
ambulance RS which carry the sick ioldis
Scientific american y @.r5Z
For family USE hospital tent. bH.
rack, pionics, fishing nursery, or sick rooI
it il an. article Of comfort beysnd all propoi
ton 70 its cost. - Halr' Journal
Hestl", an0f .o.s3sa. - ..1iq.s4 Va A.
80 81 have tried The appar stus, an
my wife and proclaim the same . MOS
valuable and indispensable article, and We
now wonder hoy rive could hayeso long dont
without it. Ed. Coal Oil Circdlof.
fsp%o& An economical contriyancs for get.
ting up heat At ahort notice: nursery and
general household purposes, . enc
important point il the saving in cost ever
coal drss. : N Y. EOsning Psx.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
= "a. I'M a.,- 49,.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
d sfesSd Cheer! Ths aiahins may b Saved,
49, "e. ny THE USEOF
Hclloway's Ointment.

r. Tbs history of these great Remedies is the
most wonderful medic a | revelation that the
world has ever known. Ii establishes the
aH-lnlportant fact that Hhsvrsr, and in
phetersr SHAPE internal di,ssss exists, the
dl'intectng, searching and healing proper
ties oftLe Pills are fully squsl to its sub sc-.
tios and cure, ard shat with the oatment,
tksy are a.s. $780,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

On motion thu meeting then adjourn
od. f....... ....-. . IT,. .....
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
1850 Acres Of Land.
.' For Sale,
-. ass seaside in ~ se:s al. IS
,Chickasar and Howard Countic,,
."@s.s"'1 . IOWA. s. 49, =

IN CHICKASAW COUNTY,.
-. =. Sec. TT. RsAge. Acres
' ar and W IF OF
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

b e4 PRICE from tro to sir dollsra. -,
Capacity f,o~. one to four qrofts.
TArss syt,slss cooked at ons time with sns
burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Goal Oil, or Gas.
descriptive Pamphlet of thirty paEss q
T . furnished gratis, !; ..
ALSO -
Vi. THI UNION ATTACHMENT! TX
III Price, so Cents ssar.H
rs be attached to s'Comineh Ksfosens La
. or ,Gas.Bdrn Of, ny which Wst>r may q
f04 b Boiled, and Food cooked; .ssfss
srrauEed - support a-shsds. y!s
svBlr s'sAnlt'r - M Ds1lo / !.
WIN. D RUSSELL, agent
Z '-'S:s - = $50 SO 'Psasl 81, New Yesk.
r+7vsn1 kSxxvs ~a-fsn:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

This is not history written by ono map,
or even derived from tho experience of one
nation: y consists ola compilation of tcsti-
non'als from she sick Of every country-an
anlnpeachable record. the like of Which hs.
never been ndduccd in favor of any dscove-
ry or Invention since :i,ns hsxan,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
Affair. Ina CharIe-,on Hsrbor.

From the Richmond Wing Jan. 10
We have the Charleston Courier OF the
Sd from which We learn that five shots
were fired at the city Friday night. since
which the enemy have been silent.
Two Yankee bsrges, under the colo
mand of two acting masters mates, WIN
their crews, comprising twelve and tmr-
teen men, respectively, were captured on
Fort Sumter, on Saturday night by our
naval picket boats from the receiving
shin Indian chief One Of the Yankee
barpes, under the command OF Acting
Master A F. Rich, belongs TO the block
aiding steamer Mary Sanford; the other
commanded by Acting Master Wm. tltz-
gerald, belongs to the dOuble-enaer Pom
fac. The prisoners state that they Were
on picket duty, and cruising III search OF
blockade runners.
The captured blocka ade runner reported
among the fleet OH the 18th INST, they
state. was the steamer Julia, tOwed on
from where she had been beached neal
Cape Roman These prisoners also fe'
port the capture OF the crew Of the steam
er Beatrice, about whose fate much an1ls'
" has been felt, .-L..
Several ladies, returning TO tben n9nieI 9iie
here from the North, came INTO our hIle'
on Saturday through flag OF truce Oh
James Island
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
DuaDs Mercantile College.

We invite tue attention OF any OF our
readers young men especially who
may desire 10 receive thorough com
iuercial education. 10 the advertisement
of Duff s College, which may be found in
another column Of this mornings paper
Tie institution has been established
nearly a quarter Of d century, and claims
10 he the Oldest school OF the Kind III the
United States IslOng standing and the
excellence Of the education il imparts,
have given Dutf's College a widespread
and enviable reputation all over the
country Its graduates ale TO be found
tilling important business positions IN
almost every city ot the United States
aud "Duff's Book keeping" is used every
where as text book in school and as the
authority to which the various nice
questions ot COMMERCIAL usage, which
may a,ise III the counting room, are ap-
pealed LIN all the branches OF instruc-
tionneCeSsary To a complete business edu-
cation, Dutfs College affords unusual
facilities We can heartily recommend
II to all Lo contemplate taking such s
course
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

Please find enclosed seven thousand
contrabands, the first installment of fif.
teen thousand. Many of them are from
far mp in Georgia, ,hnd long, weary and
s0rrowful tramp they have had. MANY
of them with little children have not
brought thing with them and have
most miserable covering. Bales of cloth
ing can be disposed of among them"
There has been much inquiry since
Grant was made a Lieutenant General,
is 10 what has become of Halleck From
the official directory in the 4rmy and
Macy Journal, We learn that he is Com
Mander-in-Chief of the horses in the cav.
AIRY service:
Cavalry BuTeau-Oftice No. 303 II St,
under command of Major General Hal.
lcck, Chief of staff, Lieutenant Colonel
Ekin, in charge OF purchase and inspec.
tion of horses, and quartemaster duties;
office No. 37i II street
The New York Tn,c says, lit is safer
TO take a stroll OH the picket line of the
James, than to walk alone through tho
streets of New York after nightfall.
The Police Commissioners of the same
city, in their last annual report, say
'Iu no city of the civilized world, not tho
theatre of actual war, is human life So
lightly priced and subjected Ia as great
hazards from violence rs IN New York
and Brooklyn 81 IL would seem, from
the statements of its own journals and
officials, that New York is pretty hard
place 10 live in
New York judges are becoming cele-
hrated for judicial sagacity and legal
brilliancy We copy the following slips
from newspapers published in that State
The Buffalo Eipress says Judge Ryan, of
that city, recently made the following
response To limb of the law who ven
tured mild rrmonstrance against some
railing of the Conrt:
have no law for it, give it as tho
opinion Of the Court, based upOn common
sen.e. am no lawyer have never
read law book IN my life, and never
will. for the reason that see so many
--f fools who have read law that dare
not venture the experiment.
This is bad enough, hut the other IL
from New York city paper;
4 wife in New York, who had deserted
her husband and was living with another
man, bought furs at Broadway store
for 1895, aud had the bill sent to her
husband, and the Court made him pay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Arrest Ex-senator FOOte
Late Rebel Military News.
Interview with Mrs. senator Fsete-
Her Account OF her Husband's De
sign i'm going 10 Washiasion-start-
!, ling Story Of Political COrraptisa i'm
R;ehmana
Press Dispatch.l

New YORK Jan. l6.--The Times Wash
iugton special says: From al utter
view with Mrs. Senator FoOte, it ap-
pears that her husband resigned his seat
at the time it was SO reported, that the
rebel Congress is slayish and subseryent
to Davis that when bills meet with OPP
position the majority go into secret scs-
sion aud rush them through, that the
character OF the war has been changed
by Davis aud is now carried Oh for his
own purposes, that unless it can be ter
minated to suit him and his school of po-
litics he will carry it on more bloody and
barbarous than ever that there IS not
the slightest prospect OF Mr.. Blair meet
ing with success, that the contractors do
not desire termination Of the war, and
are doing everything 10 continue il, that
the great mass Of the people want 10 come
back into the Union under the Constitu-
ton, but are restrained by military pow
OF, and as the freedom of the press i'll this
particular is entirely gone, there is no
way for them To express their views. 1t
was for the purpose Of serving these peo-
pie Mr.. Foote endeavored to reach Wash
ington Mrs Foote says those who serve
with the Richmond junto live as we'll as
ever being supplied with all Injuries at
comparatively small cost, as the Govern
ment pays the expenses
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
General Intelligence.

General Sherman positively refuses I"
giant any fuIlOughs 10 either oiilcer7 "I
men of his army
One of the chaplalns III our army G'
the Episcopal church, is a lneal descend
ant Of Martin Luther.
The Boston Post says Among all The
new Banks gone into operation we d"
not perceive the name OF y. +.
European correspondent says little
Commodore Mutt and little Minnie war
rem are 10 be married soon IN London
General Godfrey Weitlel has gone To
Cincinnati TO get married. lhls addl.
tiobal proof of hi- courage was hoI
needed
General Grant has testified his sincefs
suureciation Of General sherman by SUD
scribing 500 10 the testimonial 10 tue
latter now being gotten up IA The shape
of homestead IN OHIO
George Augustus Sala says;--'ln all So
robustness aud sincerity, render TO the
young ladies Of America the Tribute oil
heip0 the most accomplished takers Ia
the world Their readiness OF dictloh'
their facils flow Of ideas, their gnlc kheS'
Of apprehension, are really and Truly a.
founding" We are glad that George can
Rud something 10 admire IN America
4 curious ceremony has just taken
nIace IL Paris The heart Of NoltaiIe'
IN. philosopher, which has been careful
/ Is preserved by his family since his death
/ has inst been presented 10 museum Lt
! Cob;,st der HeddiIe., aud has been dePOs-
ited therein with great soleInnity, w"
! Minister. Of State assisting.
At the dinner given to the Boston Ia
depsndent Cadets. on Wednesday, among
the toasts gwen was one conPlimehtaf!
IN Admiral Stringham, who replied brlei
! ly 10 the compliment. and gave SJn'
/ nent in COchituste water, saying u.
,ipce being ia the Navy, for more '"""
thirty wears. he had drank no vino
HerseheI V. johnson, the Dongias can
didate for Vice President in i7oO' hsd
.u bis .iIyer.ware and household vain
H., ,.keu from bin by the Yankee;
dnrino the march through Georgia lie
had eSerything buried in his garden, anG
coIlards. a species Of cabbage, CROWNS
over IL but the patriots found out th'
ioke" and unearthed and approPriatec
his treasures.
General sherman is seDdiDgt the negroei
who followed him into Savannah Il
Beaufort. With the first ship load h'
sent this message to General sartOn;