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BALES ATAUCTtION


A q BuREHAh. AU0fT0FEER.
Rioisss sasorsmeu. Of Turuturs rare and costly
IN Works Of Art aud Articles Of virtu
Offered at auction this season.
Mostly imported from Paris for present owner.
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeop'nt'
32QOO WORTH OF
PIANOFORTE PAINTINGS, BRONzEs. sTATUARf.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
W. avn CHAMBER FURNITURE
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
SILVER, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day [nONDAY), at the elegant residence
SALE COMMENCING AT 10Y O'CLOCK
Magnificent brocate Window Curtains Tasseis ana
Bands superb Drawing Room covered green ana
gold and gold brocatel rosewood Etageres mar
Bile tops Secreare Bookcase Encognures boi.
Cabinets Picue and Console Tables Antique and
Gothic Reception Chairs ROB Gilt Franes Pier and hantel
Mirrors, Medallion Carpets Bronze and Ormou Chande-
by Cole Fruit and Flower Rousn Gardens Of the Lux
embourR Versailles Flemish Interiors, Marine Views
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
instrument made TO order Tor the present owner
Stool Music stand, embroidered cloth cover
Books rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus
WARDROBE Arm0ire Glace, en- suite, style Lous xix
superior Hair and Spring Mattresses BLANKETS Sheets
carved Sdeboard Extension Table elegant sets ruby and
crystal Glassware solid silver Casters Spoons Tureens
Dinner Service Cake Basket, Punch Bowl Table
Cutlery Linen French China Dnner and Tea sots also Al
the Furniture Of the servants apartments N b-Compo-
tent in attendance 70 pack and remove the goods
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= Sub Treasurer. has with his 500, just oomnsnosd
business a,ker At No - Wall street. under the hrm
ofJohn CISCO b SON.
The following table shows the quolaons Of tho sadins
shares at the noon Of the Stock Exchange at the
close Of the last four weeks:-
LIZ g~.sfn C.rf
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1ORREMPTORY SALE-AT THE
r. PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
VALUABLE BROAD TOP COAL LANDS :.

VALUABLE BROAD TUT COAb nANDS'
Estate OF John Lane late Of the city Of Lancaster ~
ceased
county Pennsylvania the Of the estate q
deceased will sell peremptorly, Tuesday the ia
day OF November 1855 at O'Clock noon at the Phadepn
of Coal Land containing upwards g
fifteen acres situated In Broad Top township Bed
ford county.
Six Of the tracts situated contiguous Sandy river
which empes the Raysow branch Of the Junata ne
above Hopewe the Huntington and Broad Top kaLroeo
branch of which road hes been graded up SAID run 70
land These all good GOAL tAnds any
form one OF the best coal Broad Top coal Geld
Sandy and Six Mile run They CO.
together each Of the tracts be mined sepa
rately advantageousy. -
The remaining tract In situated several miles from IN
above tracts the head Of sandy rum 10 good coal sc
and with excellent timber. -
map Of the lands can be seen had by applying TO Il
Thomas Sons, auctioneers Philadelphia Any further IN
dssed before the sale be had by addressing
the Lancaster or the Hon. Samuel Rus
sell, at Bedford, Pa. . .
TerrnsTen per purchase money TO be paid q
the time Of sale and the balance tho Lat day Of JsnuAs
1865 w. CARPENTER, Administrators
H. Is. SWARR, 1AAs.s
dc hons non of John N. Lane. deceased.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers.
Nos l39 and 14l South Fourth street, Philadelphia
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 26 1865.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF LIQUOR sT0RE.-JOSEpH
M MoGUIRE Auctioneer, win sell this Day at o'oloo9
r NJ all the Stock and Fixtures contained IN me S0ss g
OF the usual variety goods generally contained In suo
stores. BY order Of p. ). HANBURY, Attorney fel
nuor f0anaa
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Total valueless fun Dis

The Secretary OF the Treasury decides shat assistant
rcasurers designated United States depostors
required to pay duplicate checks In the event Of the
loss OF original check the issue Of another original
matter entirely between the drawer Of the check and
the party entitled to payment Of the same either
by bond OF indemnity otherwise. Tho Treasury De-
partment cannot enforce upon its fiscal officers the
sponsIblity of paying subsequently checks which may
have been lost; although II does enoin them careful
regard in reference TO their payment
The following is abstract Of the report Of the New
York, Providence and Boston Railroad Company FOR the
tSelya months ending on the 3Ist Of August 1885 -
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A MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEH0LD FURNITURE.
A. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS. HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE.

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"a: AN EXTRAORDINARY 0PPo Dr. NIr ~ FGR m
SsS SSsTf 81 f FxSFTSas
woRKs 81 Art AND RRoNzEs; srr.
RosEwo0D AID BLACg WANT BEpE0pM SUITS
VELVET BRTssELs AND INGRAM CARPETS,
a. public auction highest bidder or cash ram or
this ). s our ns so s
Street between Fifth Sixth avenues consisting Of
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Dining koom-Eicn
sers silver Tsaspoons Tabespoons Forks Ice Pitcher
Basket silver plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes
ivory handled Knives and Forks Carving Knives and See
Caraes Celery Stand Preserves &c large black walnut
Table solid black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Chairs on Paintings Engraving paroF and
the richest description Of crimson and maroon crimson and
gold green black French satin bocatel black walnut
mirrors backs and doors style Louis XIV large Pier Mir
rors Chandeliers Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges rich
marbe top and Pier Tables rich Lace Curtains fine
FrenchChna and Parian Vases Corner and Book Stands
MxGNIFiCENT RosEwooD ,d PIAs ss, STOOL
elegant instrument with round corners beautfuly
carved legs case with all the modern improvements
overstrung bass full plate French action full III oc
tave.
Chambers and UNEXPECTEDLY Rosewood and Mahogany
Bedteads satuary marble Bureaus Washstands and
Commode 70 match over twenty pure HAIR IRON
ton; Feather Beds, Bosers and Pillows, Counerpanes
silk and Satin Bedspreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
Sets Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds heu stands
Tea Dining Tables together with lsrge and desirable
B.-Relabe In attendance TO cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers. at reasonable charge
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The wheat market was moro active and about lc 20
higher with sales of SO 600 bushs at 81 o. 81 66 for
Milwaukee club 81 90 81 6S for Chicago spring. ~ IS
for smutty white Canada 81 20 for amber State So Is
for choice amber Michigan 81 40 for choice white Wes-
tern, 81 20 for choice Canada 80 20 for amber hich
gan and 81 10 for amber Milwaukee The corn market
only moderately active, but prices again ruled
rmer, closing fully 1c. higher The sales were 3d. 600
bushels at SOC ole for unsound and go and DO for
.sound mixed and high mixed Western, Oats we're IN
fair demand and about 1c higher, with sales a. 47c
63c for unsound, and 62c $50. for sound Western.
Rye was steady at o6c. 81 o. Barley nomnaiy un-
changed Malt was dull and nominal g.a.H
Corros. market was moro active and prices were
tre steady. The sales embraced 100 bales at
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Jenksus in Prussin.

From the Liverpool (Eng.) Courier, August 81
The Prussan consul at this port informed yester
day by Telegram that the manager OF Of the Berlin
banks had absconded, after having obtained thirteen
thousand thalers by means OF forgery II was antic
pated that he would make his way to Liverpool. de-
hands OF Mr. Superintendent Kehoe, of the Liverpool
police force and detective Hogarth instructed TO
institute inquiries and keep strict look out for the de-
linquent refugee good scent was obtained and
after tracing him TO several places, the detective sue
ceeded IN apprchendn him In public house In the
neshborhocd Kent street. where he gave the Of
DE Petre. The sum OF about six hundred pounds In
English money was also recovered which had been in
Berlin for trial
THE vorg or CoLoRApo-The Denver Neios OF the 18th
gives incomplete returns of the the State const
tuition and the negro suffrage clause, footing up as fol
lows
For constitution q 1906
Aaainst constitution ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 627
For negro suffrage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O4
Against negro suffrage. 994
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GEORGE COOK. AUcTIoSEER.
VI a. salesr9oms q Liberty street.
EXECUTIONS SALE or
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
This day October at 1917 o'clock at 245 West Twenty
second street. the entire Furniture consisting in Of s
rosewood Paror Suit In velvet ten peces)
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, 0coths, Pier Mirror Cur
ains snperb oak Buffet Extension Table, Chairs and Cham
Kitchen Furniture, superior rosewood Panoforts Gaia
'su'' At '''' AMOS S & fhfffftKLL, Executors
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80 - - I'Il|lls|4-lIlalaal-ls-i--
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL. COMMITTEE
IN OF Mozart HailAn adjourned meeting Of the above
organisation win be held this Monday evening Oct . 1855
HARRIS BoGERT Chairman.
P.J McALEER, Vice. Chairman.
y ya,s,ss S =; k,.s Secretaries
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IN COTTON AUCTIoNEER-iiI,oso CIGARS AT AUG.
II ton Notice hereby given that under and in pursu
provide internal support the 70 pay
public debt and for other approved
june 3D. 1864 a. amended by the OF March 1851 &c
shall expose for sale public auction and sell 70 the highest
bidder auction OF r. Cotton ia Broadway
the city OF New YORK. on Tuesday, day October
1865 at o'clock In the forenoon the following goods chat
and effects belonging Abraham Cohr seized in fraud
OF tie internal revenue law Of the United States namely
Cigars boxes Loaf Tobacco 40 Cigar Boxes about
25 lbs smoking Tobacco. - Smoking Tobacco
o. snur lot o. Clay Pipes Show Cases boxes Chewing
H. n. SMELLING, Deputy Collector, Eighth district
NEW YoRx, Sept ~, 1865
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The aggregate value OF the imports other than dry
goods and specie at this port during the week ending
September 20 $s7l5oso The total imports Of the
week compare as follows
Week end. Sept s. Sept is. Sept a. Sept 20.
Dry goods 154 004 81 81 1894, 054 So 7s7
Gent mdse. I,9s4,002 3,sl7,o6S ,452 27l5,sos
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Tota... s41ss oO6 81 1888 $50 S. sos s5s45, 7st
The New York imports of dry goods compare as fol

Total ST. 0O6 81 s3s $50 S. 002 sos S. S45 7S6
The New York imports of dry goods compare as fol-
lows with former returns
For the Week 1868 1884 1888.
Entered at the port 81 92s,77s s9l79O4 1928 1877
Thrown Market. 2,O9S,6s7 1,ls6,27s 3,l66,So7
Entered a. the port 40 e47sss7s $3.50
Thrown market. 4y,sOa,7A 57.579993 62,206, 095
The Pttston National Bank of Pttston Pa, is closing
up its affairs Its stock. which is 5000 0oo with its
effects and business will be transferred tho First Ma.
tiona Bank of Ptston the joint capital making $500
Tho list of decunct national banks stands fol-
lows $40
CAPITAL
Bank OF Africa NJ Y.....................$ $50 900
Americsn Bank, Hallowel Ne. ............... 900
Pittston Bank, Pa 200 900
Total capital OF defunct banks. $500 900
Tho Orange National Bank, Of New Jersey, has de.
ciared dividend Of four per cent free from government
tax.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the North
Bridgewaer Mass Bank is to be held Tomorrow Mon
day. when the question will be decided whether the In.
stituton will organize under the National Currency act
or affairs and surrender its charter Is capital
is 800 O00 and it has circulation Of about $685. oOO
The whole number OF national banks
created during the past week is six, which
represent authorized capital Of ..... 81 267 500
Amount previously authorized. 397066. 7ol
The whole number OF national banks
authorized is 1,573 with an aggregate
capital of. 3ss, 1874, 2ol
Amount differentiation issued to the rational
banks for the week ending Saturday, Sep
TENDER 3o........................ 472s, 100
Previously. 1876 6Sl, 100
To,a, sIoI an Aso
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IIENRY D. MINER AUCTroNEER
Ii SALESROOM NO. 81 NASSAU STREET,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEuANr HOUSEHOLD FUR

- NITURE.
MINER sOMERvrLLE will sell on Wednesday, Sept &,
at half past 10 o'clock nj thsr sslesroom No. Nassau
street rich Household Furniture the property OF gentle
for convenience OF SALE comprising In part as follows wiz
PARLOR
Rich velvet and Administer Carpets and Rugs fine broca
tel and Cornices Lace Curtains rich carved
wood Eagere, carved rosewood suit In crimson and gold
Silk Brocads rosewood Receptsn Chairs rosewood Plano
forte carved rosewood Centre Table, French Plate, Pier
Mirror, &c. $500
LIBRARY.
Elegant cylinder French Desk carved black wal
nut Library Table carved black walnut suit In green
Brussels Carpets, Bookcnses, &c, &c.
DINING Room
Richly carved black walnut Buffet black walnut Dining
Suit In green brocate black walnut Extension Table
Lounges, Arm Chairs rich Dresden and French China,
Breakfast Dinner and Tea ses cut Glassware Silver plated
TOGETHER WITH
Rosewood, black walnut and enameled Bedroom Suits;
cucd Hair Mattresses Psilsses Bosters and Pillows, Be-
ALSO
An excellent sssormsnt Of Kitchen Furniture which
win b on sSSbi,ion on Tuesday Sept with catalogue.
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IIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER n n. LEEDS 4
III MINER win sell by auction, Tuesday, end Wednes
day Oct and 81 O'Clock each day, 81 their gallery %
Liberty street, ---
invoices OF framed and unframed valuable EngAvnes
comprising all about so lots among which be found
One line and plain Eng.vng proof before lssssr Of 10.
day. number Of prepared Photographs Stones.
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NOTICE TIE HACKMENs PROTECTIVE AssOCIA
IN ton will spring street Hail. lao Spring street
this evening. October 2 By order %
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DRoP6sALs WILL BE .REcEIyED,AT THE RAIL
rad Companyss once Athens NJ r., on Friday, OcA g.
Or h1Edlns % brisk housss where plans may BE- seen
d. DREW. S~sssHsnt
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he tobacco crop Of the Connecticut river valley this
son Is estimated 10 be worth six millions OF dollarx
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On OOO TO 5000 TONS Of .r,r,ox

Ofice of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, /
Ill broadway. New York Sept 30. i63 s.
Tho PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY will sell al pa6k
lie auction, Wednesday the lth Of October nett at
BURDETT JONES CO., auctionesrs 1900 70 $1,000 te1e
OF fresh Pttson Coal OF the usual sizss deliverable
will De positive and upon tho usual conditions Tor ~
sale and shipment Of re coal 70 &c sssoa :; -
able the day OF SALE and the balance with the
OF six cents per ton funds within ten daya
thereafter - 'o' 0"0s y GgoRGs K HoYr Treasures
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VIM Writer'S, AUcYONRER-wILL SELL. rHu
wv day lMondsy at O'Clock At - Canal street Pay
Medallion Carpots Han and Basement Oilcloths Csa.
s ans H HsH Scd
Spreads wardroDss, 40 Also e.eoator's sale Of Al
styles &C. Also Tapestry, Stair and other Oar
pets Stoves and large variety Of other 0oods Ia lots
anna ala oh r0e
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Sl9l,4l1.430

The following banks have been designated by the Sec
rotary Of tho Treasury additional repositories OF the
public money First National Bank Of Denver Colo
RADIO; National Exchange. of Baltimore, Nd First
National Bank, OF Centraa, H., and Croton National
Bank, OF New York city.
The National Exchange Bank, Of Hartford, Conn, as a
depository OF public money and financial agency OF the
government has at the request Of said bank been dis
continued
To morrow Monday, October p the national banks
to make up their regular quarterly statements for the
Treasury Department This fact has led to increased
srirgency the money market in the Western Cities
the various banks have been calling in their loans in
order to make good exhibit Of currency on hand.
According TO the late message Of Lewis Z. Parsons,
Provisional Governor OF Alabama the condition Of the
treasury OF that State the close OF the fol-
lows
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DESJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD, AUCTI0NEER-wILL.
ID sell on Tuesday October :, at 10 A. M at 452 West
Thryfourh geneel Household Furniture consistn
OF black walnut Suits in hair CLOTH rosewood Etsgees Pier
Mantle Mirrors rosewood marble Tables Library
Furnre Bookcases Lounges Sofas, Rockers walnut
Extension Table and Chairs mahogany and black walnut
Bedseads Hair and Straw Mattresses Feather Beds PHI.
lows Bos.ers Bedding Bureaus, Washs'snds, Lace and
Daask Curtains Velvet, Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets Oicoths Hststand Crockery. Glassware Casters
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
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DEM. r. THEALL. AUCrIoNEER-LATE SALESMAN
w H. da hdssfs
Esrpsis g. THEALL ogETis win sell 2. auction on
~ Liberty street, between Nassau and William Streets
general Of Household Furniture &C.. removed
for OF sale vz:-RosewoOd walnut and oak
Suits in brocael and haircloth marble top Tables
Etngeres Mirrors Reps and Lace Curtains walnut and
ameed Bedroom Suits Dressing Bureaus Card and Fancy
Tables volaire Chairs and Rockers oak Buffet Extension
Table Paasses cured Hair Mattress, Pillows Office Desks
and Chairs Feather Beds fine Velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Iron Safe Lilies patent; Stoves &C. Catalogues
now adj NJ
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs-THR BOOKS FOR TAXES
IN OF. Personal Property are now open for payment AZ
this office Due notice will be given when the books for real
estate win he open. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
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9, ROBINsON. AUCTIONHER -ExECUTORS' SALE o.
p Property belonging 70 the estate Of John Ireland e
ground Lots the Hackensack plank road opposite
Wcehawken Cemetery, Union Hill Hudson county, No
Jersey Second At 4 O'Clock. the ground Lot4 %
Monmouth street. between summit ayenue and Monsgens
on the ground Lots on Pasade avenue between Liberty
Franklin streets. Hudsou City, Now Jersey The hort
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A UCTIoN NoTICE;-LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ACT Err,
"A SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS.
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS

UCTION NoTrCE-LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE OF spEBB HpVsEHes sII FURNITURE
"A''1f YEN Rfc Sli-i French PLATE PIER MIRRORS,
kcH GHs ext S svTS oRAN CAR
HENRY R. wEsTCOTT auctioneer, will SELL this fMon-
day. afternoon At O'Clock the entire contents Of the ele-
nue. comprising elegant and walnut Parlor Furn
tire suite, brocatsl and French reps marble top
Centre Pier and Side Tables magnificent sasusry Top Eta
Curtains Shades &c also large and costly collection OF
Parian and Lava Ornaments Bsque Figures and Groups
p Hsir soo oSa cHaMs
Rosewood Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands spring and
Hair Mattresses Rockers Spring Seat Chairs Beds and Bed
China and Glassware, Silver Ware, Cutlery &c with
distance assured that this sale will positively
take place, rain shine. Responsible men will be In at
tendance to cart pack or ship goods for purchasers
UCTrON NoTfCB.-MORTGAGEs SALE or ELEGANT
n and costly Furniture this day Monday At l0h O'Clock
precisely at the residence 90 Waverley place between Fih
and Sixth avenues comprising large variety OF Paror
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood ana
black Paror Suits in the richest description
0'u''e'' I'll EIRGHST NJ y CARVED 'PfANoFoRTE,
with four round full octave containing all
modsrn cost $ Stool and Cover costly
Centre Tables Bureaus Bedsteads pure curied Hair
tasss Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table silver
This sale Is peremptoy seldom with n regard 70
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG Adctoneer.
UCTIoN SALE OF CROCKERy. &C.-wILLIAM
"A JONES' auctioneer.-McKECHNIE.w WATT co. will
sell at 70 Pearl street. Tuesday Oct. s. at 10Y M
large assortment Of China White Granite c. Rockingham
Yellow Ware and Toys.
DEM r. THEALL. AUCrIoNEER-LArEs SALESMAN
Ssu n H. u
Carpets, 30. THEALL 4 CURTIS win sell At auction on
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dissolution OF COPARTNERsHIP.-THE FIRM
~ OF Manga jenkins Co IL this day dissolved by mu-
DARIUS II. MAN0AM.
A. JENKINS.
New YORK. Sept g. 1866 r. MAEGAM.
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DAwNBROKER's sALE.-RICHARD FIELD. AUo.
oneer will SELL at his saesroom 4S9 Pearl street. thy
day Monday at O O'Clock 800 lots of Mems and Womena
Clothing silk Merino and Calico Dresses Shaws Sheeea
Vests. By order Of M MannX, 81 James street, hsenss1
nav
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-18
~Two Companies OF the AZ

S Two Companies OF the 3Ith
Iowa (Grey beards.) under CON-
mand of Msjor Lyman Allen have
been doing guard duty at Gallipolis
for several months past. In pursu-
ance CT orders to join the Regiment
at Cincinnati, these compani,s left
for that place on Monday last Du
ring their stay, their conduct as SOL
diers and gentlemen, gained for
them, the respect of our citizens.
Being composed of men oyer As
years of age, they had regard to the
rights of others, and while prompt
and vigilant in discharge of their
military duties, never forgot that as
citizens OF one common Country,
others, not in military garb had
rights Of property which they were
bound as honorable men to respect
We never heard any complaints on
part of our citizens that they were in
any way annoyed or disturbed br
these yens rahle patriots On mhilf
OF our citizens we tender 20 Major
Alien and his command, their high
est regards for the good order and
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-18
e. Robert z. Lee the Gener.I OF

S Robert z. Lee the Gener.l of
the rebel forces, graduated at West
Point in 1929, being then 81 years
old. Up to 1885 he remained in the
Engineer corps. and was then made
assistant Astronomer fixing the
boundary between Ohio and Michi-
gan. In 1885. he was made 1st
Lieut.. and in 1888, Captain. In 1852,
superintendent of the Military Acade-
nv at West Point, then Lieut. Col of
the new cavalry regiment organized
in 1855, and finally on the 18th day
of March 1861, was promoted to
Colonel o: the lst Cavalry:
On the 25th of April 1861, he re-
signed for the purpose Of following
the Old Dominion into secession and
ruin.
twill be seen by the above. that
from boyhood up to the day he en-
tered the rebel service Gen. Robert
z. Lee drew pay from the United
States, and received all the military
training he ever possessed at the ex-
pense of the government
A private soldier who deserts his
flag, is punished with death. Shall
this ''magnanimous, gifted chieftain"
this '.poli-hed Southern gentleman"
this high toned cnivalrous officer"
after receiving countless benefits
from that Government and who thus
basely, in the hour of her sore trial,
deserted her flag, went over to the
enemy, and for four years made
bloody and relentless war upon it,
shall he escape the punishment due
to his crimes?
We trust not The mercy Of Abra
ham Lincoln might have saved him.
The justice of Andrew johnson will
execute him.