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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

s0r The Knoxville Marion County
Republican says that quite lively inter
es. il being awakened in that place on
the subject of branch connection OF thst
place with the Des Moines Valley Rail
Rad. l, says eight or ten miles Of gra.
ding is all that is necessary 10 accom-
plish the work.
Marion Is live cbunty and has live
county capital, with live paper in tie
Republican and good public generally
Hope tbs, the project may be carried il.
to execution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

IMPORTANT Masonic NorlcE.-The-
undersigned adopts this method 10 request
Sir Knights residing in any of the con
tiguous towns to communicate with him
by mail. al the earliest day possible. HI
liz especially anxious TO hear from Sit
Knights residing in Alexandra, Warsaw
Canton. Carthage, Fort Madison, Nau
VOC. MoniTose, Farmipgton, Bonaparte
Bentonspoff, or Keosauqua.
Business OF great Importance, CONNECT
ed with the prosperity 81 the order IN thi
region, prompts this request
goiiN F. SANFORD.
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THE CITY.
r. There werstno Appearances before
Recorder N.r.is, yesterday. The ronA
Of The city are evidently improving.

r. Quite number Of soldiers Jeff
here yesterday and the day before for the
front.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

COLGATE'S aaONEY sOAP.
rhisesistrafed Tesaes SeaP, u sseA ssivessai
iemssd- IL made from the choicest nsftsiAls. b
rnila and sEneiteDsin It's nature. fsngsaDssy
sceatcd and extremely bsneGseiAl II ~ actice
apcn the skin. For sAis ~ au Drngsisss and Fancy
Goo Il Dealers. txn3n 1ydAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

CLosIxo Our.-Messrs. Yates 3 MUIR
ply are closing ont their large and spsen.
did stock Of dry goods. hats saa cape,
boots and shoes. DC. Here i rsrt
chance for bargains, 10 which ths atten
ton Of every body. and especially u ccuu
~ dealers, is called. The stoJt to b
sold is . very large one. the goodp arc Q
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y 4 n
ere determined to sell without regard 4
price. Give them call, Main street, be
tween Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

az The Ottumwa Courier says there
is An active demand for improved prop
erty in that city, and At fair priceP. Ths
population never increased fsster-w,
suppose the Courier means BY imports
ton.
The Courier learns that the amount o.
money nee sssary to start the proposed
WOODEN factory ut Oitnmwa is 90 nesrl.
raised that the success Of the enterprise
| ia deemed certain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20
sa.6i8 ISL

Total, S9,5l6 o.
Being and ITO per cent, and leaving.
over assessments, 10 the government. ~
aed TO per cent. We doubt whether
any other district can make moro eco
Domicsl showing. This il grestly below
the ordinary expense in assessing state
! and county taxes II Home Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

From the Sd Iowa Cavalry.
We have been permitted to publish the
folloaing letter from Capsain formerly
A IT'D Lowe. of the 8 Iowa Cav. Il
contains much tina. will doubtless inter-
est cur readers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

fcSr OlFsCE foETRY.-It don't re.
qure vast amount OF genius to surer-
&c he letter in doggcre. The custom
viii lever become fashionable with sensi.
bic people. Were it 10 now, we would
ignore notice If that class of literature -
But being unusual we give ,he following
direction upon letter received at Wash
ington, Iowa, the other day
..rd have This letter sent vith,nt delay,
Aero 5 the broai 5rairifs 60 Iosra:
TO Btstia yi9h fbsJSy In that same State
N must b- ss,rne ut - very ute.
In FsstisJi5a eos#a, 1 wish it to rsst
To 20 any farther twonld not I've best
In Bar oas A,tiiarel mir and tsirts
IL tnus 60 nat il ma. MT yet dstfv:
NOV. 7, tbs 70 VA there = . preacher iivn'.
lie b.ong 10 the sect we stsie IT. Pr
And now for his name-'tis i. n McgEE.'
And the following two lines are added
as kind of Mia Beaa.
"Now let IL stay in its Journey wide
Because there's stamp ON tue ther sden
The Press gues.es lady wrote Is. cause
whyg That postscript settles it. Only
. lady would have done that. Bul
wouldn't it have been more sensible To
have directed that letter in usual form.
DONATION. We notice in the Noun,
Pleasant Journal the following handsome
donation TO the Methodist minister of that
P'sce. why am I that policy more popu
lar Ia heokuk- Iae keoknk clergy, rep
resenting the various denominations, are
hithfui mini>isrsand excellent men The
. laborer is worthy OF bis hire, md though
locking for the principal reward hereafter
IN PETER country than this. their beef and
potatoes 10 this life come only in exchange
for greenbacks:
f'The donation nj Union Hall on Tues-
day evening to Rev A. G. Williams We
lesrn .~Rs .yefy successfui aIIsir--the
prpceede after raying expenses, foot up
the soug sun Of 3 100 90 Mr.. Williams
and wife desire us to tender theis sincere
thanks 70 tht donors.
- The wapello Republican "a ,s sew
eraI 6ue sheep we're killed BY dogs near
thft place Friday night. Oh I'll couo.
~ where 9. time when dogs Won't lax
uriase % intenss.J! Lean, isok. NANCY
soFs' v's'o's-r'eosd. bowling 'PiAeo' eyed
!. nopoos' aoa'hemat'zsd 10 scripture. aud
saYsnted Of eoosoieotioa. .n.a. Is.
piiese OF she eounspy and The carse of
49,. >s>~.ss-les
- e1eepnosaliy Pro6t and sea
1'ly np':aee --are fouta essryvhere.
xafy nave k'l'ed enough sheet il tho
$50 a Iva alone % rightly doom the
1e|ss ssn'rs rec to destsuesidn, rom
snT|sS 1anai psis. frossht b Noah ousAf
A iAsiF qltipiied dssstadenss
W3o - ahan -
kss% IA 4st&& NJ zzkasE* s. ( go a -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20
Disease: q the Nervous

tems-nsw and reliable treafment-fn reports of the
HowAap b. nail In seaed letter en-
veiopes reeef charge Address DR. j. SdLlx fIoVoHrax
Howard Association Ne South Ninth street. phiisdel
phs@ - arvt-ak~iv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

4he Fress guesses lady wrote Is, cause
why! That postscript settles it. Only
lady would have done that. Blu
would'nt 1t have been more sensible &c
have directed that letter in usual form.
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q . kind of Mia Beaa

wow, 'et u not stay in its journey wide,
because tnere s stamp on the Ctner side.,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

have This letter sent With ,ut delay,
Aero 5 the broal Prairiss 20 Iosea:
To Btstia ZION fosnsy In that same State
N must b- ss,rne ut - very ,a-t ute
~ "'ssssjsoa eosHa, L visit IL to fE-st.
10 go any aifhsr twonld not I've best
In Bar one a,sasrsl. mir and ttirfs
IL tus. 60, tAst il ma. MT yet dsrfy.
Now, IN this to wa there a d preacne err Twin
To whom .aat this letter ri ven.
He b.iong- TO the sect we styEe ut Ps,
And now for his name-;tis l. n NrKEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

shood presume 10 follow the rules Of despoc Governments
and act as aceusers well judges and jy and
delegates In the Congress TO be sssenbed to
deayo they find that the Senate has by trick invested
themselves with sny such to amend the Constitution
that s meaning may be consistent with the rules OF
Republican form OF Government.
Rt0ied That protes, against the recent action of the
socaed Senate of the Fenian Brotherhood and regard hs
conduct IN spreading before tho world through toe press
tissue Of aehood unsupported by any facts whatever az
reprehenbe and rstorons attempt TO the cause ant
bring the organization into disfepute.
Resolred Thet cordially approve OF the action OF TN
President Col John Nahony In calling Congress Of the
Brotherhood meet NewYork JAM O. 1866 70 nquir,
into and investigate the Of the troubles and In
fct pnnsment the guilty parties that regard the dis
position shown the part of the ocaed seae to oppose
the assembling the said Congress evidence OF de
sire to eysde such investigation and us prevent the
bees OF the Fenan Brotherhood from OBJ aiming full and fail
understanding of the Of the difficulty and eaety
request brethren OF all the Circles throughout the United
State, cooperate with U.s. whether they agree with
not sending delegates to the said Congress that the In
vestigsti0n may be impartial and satisfactory.
Resotred, That we heartily approve Of Col OMahoney'
al respects faithfully representing the rne objects
Of our mssion
Re.oirei Ths. repud1ts any action Of james Gibbons
Philadelphia asocailrd Senator that we have long re-
garded his connection with the Brotherhood nifoF'nne
believing him TO have been connected with purely for per
soual profit and that his offer Of acward OF $1,000 TO any
man who would prove that he induced him 20 become mem
Der the organization Sufficient evidence OF hs useless
ness as well as faithessness, to the cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

attention had been called to this woman He going 'here even
il he did which deny was sgi'irne ne enh sSs
Of bis going there IN the day tne Prsy snd @ ron
for lew moments to the testimony oi ~. d,Secy, ne
stood opposite a house. the brosd siHh.'ye'
Seiyss and t. He hs bad b,s n.vs4 r,S9SP .esp l
Strong before and yet the Strong WALKS up there Ia
his Writer Dress be recognizes him at once and noe, u
before. and how improbable !. the testimony be hs. given
here be seen from these fact ns . &
money he bad been paid unless he rtod from bis meme an
A. tried ed h Biz" ss he Ss% fsGd ae' at ono on .
the witnesses are contradieted by Nj strons :
'I ss to a n not dse fSset to ds ls one of Their corrupt
The char.e reued by the fact that MI Strong ad
to 20 to the house, they not Puucod In The payment Of
charge Ny task is drawing TO close have tre.psssea @
g nd bs ON your %Gu c or r. This has % BEEN one Of the
painful Of my professional duties. IL commenced nve
christmss time when we celebrate the birth Of the Babe
who eas 20 redeem , s IA. And 9,, sov a. fs so1S snS
ois cac present these other little ones to yon and So
you little aria to whom oil this Christine:
oy pure aud holy mother who have had mother on his
Christmas day TO hang up their little piesen present. ts,
little hands rnsed in suppcGton to TO unite them and
bring them together agsin and restore them 70 her father
They sdafe you by your own hre.de and by the happy
hoais YOU have just passed give them back he ilher
and can YOU refuse he Their mother has brought bouor
desoaton upon them they Isk though they eannot
scape past to them for the iune and shall they
Nj Cram concluded his pathetic and touching addre" at
$50 r. -,
Tre exhibition ofappaue al tho conclusion o! the
az amont. which the Couit promptly Tepfessed .
dr. Graham then aud wished 10 correct several ME
statements which had been made by Mr.. Cram . u,
Mr. Cran-Now, there shall bo no second opsnng IL shai
be only correction.
Mr. Graham produced the s,enosraph to prove that
Edward had been eranlned witness aud also IN refer,
change of beds Mr. Stevens drnies that hs daughter
made admission OF her adnt not state that ME
Stevens had dedicated his fortune TO defend this Sp Nus
sohs that Edward not at Wavrgcy when they
turned from LeInox. Mrs Hecksbef imputed blame 20
Mrs Strong for couccang the conduct ofEdw0rd Mr. ste.
present when the child born The evidence
Mr.. Walsh that Mira Potter ia 26 years OF and not
erAndmother.
Tn judge gave hs uua advice TO tie jury and snnouteed
that b. would deliver his charge tomorrow at II oeosk
anti " .tsh time the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Naval Isteiligenee.
THR OCEAN RACE.

Tho qunboat Wnooshi began her final test,
nrenaratSry 10 her sea race with the Algonquin on
rne,ley last at noou. This test VIII finish on saturday
next att y. a.. when she viii be taken 10 the Navy
Yard 10 receive her armament stores, and tgl com,
tcmert of men, Since tho cOncls OF her LAST trel
with the Algonquin. the Winooski has never ceased to
bnrn coal and every trial has been eminenty success
fal Tho officers Of the Winooski feel perfectly conh'
Ieut that their vessel cap beat her opponent almost
without effort; willie on tie other hand TIE parties
connected with the Algonquin are oi an opposite cpn'
ion The Agoncuin is at the Nayy.Yar1, and has got
ON board nearly all her stores. Sse will Get her COM
ulement of men in few days, and she WIZ tAen DC
ready to start
THE REVENUE CUTTERS-THElR WINTER CRUISE.
The L. 5. Revenue Cutter Cuyahoga, Capt.
John Taunce will sail MONDAY or a cruise
along the coast for tho purpose OF assisting vessels In
dist during the inclement Winter season on our
seeboard She wiz take out M extra supply OF pro.
visions water and ~ supply ships IN distress aud
10 aid them IN reaching port of shelter. Other cutters
i'm the other districts have been ordered 20 tho kame
humane and oTdoue duty 80 that from Maine TO Florida
there will be relief ready 10 succOr the storm.
tossed hall frozen and iamished mariners.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Latest aIip Newss
ARRIVED.


Steamer E.tteras Parrish Norfolk "a hours, pdss and pass
Livingston, Fox Co.
s&p shirley Malcn,, Manila l4S days, hemp &C., II.
Bst Kspie rs Lom,wo92 Ps,aer:t River Gambia, 8
Bark Nctre nras de- Pana, Fonnenn. Martinique 10 days
BrS John Boaton (Br DavI Rio Janero Nov. 49, coffee.
s P G. warwick Chichester RIO Janciro AZ days coffee.
Bds ~ ". Lord Mcleod, Of and from charlotle,Owp,
T. l. - days, oats NJ T. Greene Currie. Dec y, In
strong gale 5m w, caEed away bboom and stove forward
house. - -. 80. .,
~ days. hides and pamc Brett, Son Co. Leit bark W.
| II. Kendall
moas,es J. Encss. Sailed with bssi Blanche snd Georse
Brs Hall columbia CofMy.ae Bruitoa Wilmington days
.'sH sr. Abe Sci. Dow Mas:a % day. fru to order
BIZ Baleulha tBrl Borden, PeplmbaeO 80 days. sugar
5ns plsckGsh, Tiokett, Savannah days, hard pine J
Bris Escel.or (9r,, Cooper. Bermuda days, ballast
sehf Marietta Smith, Prrrel. New.H,ven for Virginia
Schr Eagewgier, Fisher. Geor rgotown days, coal
sch Katie j. hoyt Parker, Georgetown days. coal BIG
schr John NJ Brooma Douglas. Savannah days. cedar.
Schr Daniel Britain Springer. Georgetown oeys coal
sehr G. A. Farnsworth, Ciowe. Para rubber &c. Jane
schr h. A. Danenhauer, shoaTd, Georgetown days coal
sshT. + Msrsin, Matihew. New. Haven for Virginia
sehr. Mianie Kinne, Parsons Georgetown days. COZ
American Coal Co.
| gehr May Haley Haley. Georgetown days. coal
Sclir. J. Goodspeed Dart, EliIabehpon for Norwich
selr Il. E. C&. dood.pesd, Geersetown dsy eoI
schr. Mory h. Reeves, Culins. Ueorsetown dsJs "''
stores, Brown 4 Vanderbilt. -
srht. New Hope nny, Elisabethpor. for Providence
Schr Lewis Chester. Bartlett, Georgetown, Sc, oeS''
| Gchr C. {. Smith, Barrett, Virginia days, wood ,.
sohr Ada r. Ames Amcs, Daien Ga. d.ys h.,a py.n,
schr Viola Ray, Wilmington day. cotton ai"
Simpson Clapp. ..,,,, al naval
stores c B Dibble Sailed with sclr. Maria y
Cyone. - 81, ~, d days naval
| schg. l.. A. Edwards, Lyon, -. Marys oa|
stores, Dolner Potter. -
BELOW.
nj p,iu.e Alh.rt from lardGras. y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
THE EENlAN FECD.
Farther Devslopwenis-The Coming Cen.
yen,ior-Tba O'Nahonyifss Confident
oC suece.s-Wbat the senntc is Doing
R.uinu Meetings.

The Fenian Convention, which meets in this
city next Tuesday promises to be Of more Importance
than was at frss supposed. That Contention VIII meet
In Clinton Hall (Which has been already engaged at the
rate of go day. II 10 o'clock on next Tuesday Eor'
Upyard Of 500 delegates viii he present. Oao.tenth
Of the members of each Of the UMahony supporting
Tenian Circles Of tlis city will DO detailed for tue pun;
pose Of preserving order during the sessions OF the tOn-
vonton. SO. IL the senatorial party unaetake 10 aAo
disinr banoe there will probably be o eolsionot that
striking character which recalls the days oi Donnl'
brook Fair.
President O'Mahony he's prepared lengthy address
10 the Convention. III this address be VIII discuss TIE
origin aud growth of tho dlssen5ons which now con-
yu.e The body polite Of Fenanism define bis position
with cearness and state his Willingness to abide by
the decision of the Convention, whGteyer II may ne
There will probably be Q yery lively time. MI Ait.
hony contends tilt the philadelphia Convection which
amended the Constitution, was stuffed" to use an er
preston OF political slang. lie acknowledges that the
Senate have right to impeach hE. but that they have
no power TO dcpose him.
The senate In the mean time are dcvoting their best
energies toward meeting the emergency and are quite
confident that victory viii perch rpon their s.andard
But only wait foT the events which the coming
week fortnight may develop. for 1t VIII scarcely
take more than a cOup OF weeks 10 concGdo h; aus.
sontOns which have SO long distracted tie counses oi
the Fenan brotherhood
NEEIISG OF THE RiLIrhS CIRCLE LAST EVENING.
There was meeting OF the Kiliiau Circle Of tue fs-
nian Brotherhood at Military Hal, No. l9J BoNefy,
last evening which was attended by about 100 earnest
members. Martin &. Mahony presided at the meeting.
Tho main attraction was the advertisement that Mr.
B. Doran Klian would address the meetings but other
engagements prevented Mr.. Kilan from bcng present.
The disappointed audience were somewhat consoled
Ly several lrsh songs rom Mr.. Richard wilson's after
which Mr.. Morris Il. Heady. Center OF the loltenoy
Fenian Circle made all address wherein he reflected
strongly upon the OF Tho Senate (whom he called
oonsputoIsD ard expressed bis stcadiast belief IN
tue final success OF President OMahoney. The speaker
also reminded his countymen that all the gront men OF
ire woFldgeneras historians, poets, philosophers and
statesmen-Lad been Irsbmen This last sentiment
was received with the uproarious applause which il
never fails TO elicit from Irish audiences.
After another soug from Mr. O'Saliyan, the meeting
adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Action of the Philadelphia Ciroie-O'Ia'
houy Sustained - The Resolution
Adoptte.
PmLADELruIA, Thursday, Dec. 9s, 1865.


The Philadelphia Circle Of tho Fenian
brotherhood met their hall in this city last evening
and elected Messrs. Michael Cavilic and james Mona
CHAN representatives. 20 the Congress to assemble on
next Tuesday At kew-York.
Tho following preamble and resolutions were also
unanimously adopted;
Uhreas We, the members Of the Philadelphia Circle Of
the Fenian Brothe hood witnessed with cxreme regret
the di.cOrdan elements which have recently divided our
councils and attempted to divert the attention OF tho Brother
hood from the grand object lor which 1t formed VIZ
The rescue OF native land from the thraldom Of ign
monarchy aud the establishment of Irish Republic based
the grand principles liberty taught by the founders o
the American Union
And whsyoas In view OF the coming session Of hs fensn
Corate.s l. hns that should express opinions
the question at issue which have arrived at after due de-
liberation consistent with its Ia Importance
Rcsopci That Ia with most OF the brothers oil
the Order Of the opinion that the New Consuton OF the
brotherhood adopted tho philadelphia Congress was mod
sd aer the Constitution OF tle United States, which, In
cases impeachment Of the President Vice President TO-
ques tho Impeachment be made by tho llouae OF Repre-
snatiyos and the trial conducted by the Senate and We
learn with much surpse thai the bSpate VI tesp byeh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

FmEs.-About o'clock yesterday morning
there was an alarm oil fire IN the Second District
caused by the burning Of some bedcothng in the Cath
oc Orphan Asy Iun, corner OF Congress and heksss.
The flames we're speedily extingusLed damage
about s7J. Last evening about u Oc.ock hIe ma-
OF a straw bed which accidentally ignlted by
means Of a candle. Some damage was caused to tne
oecnpied py three families Less about $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
BROOKLYN NEWS.

The NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-A caucus
Of the Democratic members Of the Brooklyn Common
Council held last evening for the purpose OF taking
into consideration the nomination OF officers to DO voted
for next week. the organization OF the Board for the
new year. Noting def0ite was dune. The candidates
for CbaiImsn are: Aldermen Wilson Of tho Eigbth
Ward OKeefIe OF the Twelfth Ward and Kalbfesch
of the Eighteenth Ward. For City Clerk, Mr. henry
McCoskey appears to be the principal candidate FOR
Health Officer there are two candidates-Dr. Jones,
the present incumbent and DR.. Thomas Il. Morris.
The nomination Of Keeper Of the Cty Hall VIII doubt
less bo given To Mr.. John A. Flanagan, the present
incumbent number OF candidates are pressing their
claims for the minor offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CoSvrcT.-A colored

ARREST OF An ESCAPED NUNFItT.-h IUIUrcu
man named Horace Turner. who several months snce
broke jail IN Hampstead. l.. L. where be was confined
fUr burglary. met ct the Fulton Ferry on Weanes
CAV night by q gentleman who recognized hin. lie
attention of Officer Reywas called 10 the fact that he
was an escaped coEyct and he took him into custody
The prisoner "a alleged after having escaped rcin
jail visited q neghboglBs farmers house, where ne
stoe ,u OF clothes and stempted 10 outrage the per
son of female 10 was alone at the time. Yesterday
Officer Riley and Detective Van Wagner took th'
prisoner 10 Suffolk County and gave him in charge
ile SleT,L
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

I rcrupg pY GEORGE W. CURrIs.-George
" Cartis csc last evening delivered lecture, enti
led .cThs Good Fight" at the New England Congre
r,tjorel Church IN South Snth-ft., r. -. Inc sHp.
wa a review OF the saasss sud ELECTS OF the recent
var ana was well received by -s'y ss'r"-'-A.- 49,
f.fl,r ANAL uudipnce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
s,. ioO,npxr-while Hook and Ladder

FATAL AccIpBSr-While Hook and, anu LsuSvt "a ,rc
Company No. ) was Proeeydins " y avn run o. over
about lGt O'Clock yesterday fosencon they e ,bc,e
how pnmad Andrew Brewer. ii year, oi W. r"ss.
eyon reside az No q Second St., Il. d. Inc lhJlfeu
bow was Immediately taken 20 his home, wheie ne nS
shortly after died from the effects OF hls INJURIES.
other boys were knocked down at the same time, bu
wero not much injured. The accident took place al
Ina corner OF South Ninth and Seyenth'sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

SAILOR DRowNED.-A sailor named Lewis
Rnssman attached TO the Norwegian bark Bud, lying
at Atlantic Dock. accidentally fell overheard Wedne2,
day night while attempting to go on board an. and
was drowned before assistance could be rendered lAe
The Norwegian Consul took Charge OF the remains,
and will have them Inferred IN the Cemetery Of the
Eyergreens
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

ADASGERoUs CoUSTgRPElr.-Wei exeeuIeN
G, bfs n, rho Central Bank OF B7ooklyn were issuee
fro counterfeit factory yesterday, and put IN erea
latUu LIST night.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

pnon,pLg ISPAyrIcIpE.--The dead body OF
newly6or infant was found yesterday forenoon 10y "
Ofiloer Brown of the Forty sixth PreeIhe1, IN I"
Inc regins were taken in charge by CoroSer Barrett
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Make Ycur Own Soap with
E:SE:sys5staElx.j I. x ss:Slu
y. !. !! i / !. "a z. J J Sa
Esks Isl g ] 70 u ss1als

PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
Or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted dolbls he s.sss,s
OF common Potash. and superior " any Other ssrols
ley in the market. Put up IN cans Q! poanii Fx
pounds pounds and II posuds. With hi af,ciel, y
ssh aud German Tor making Hard ard son soap Vls 49,
NinlAc IS slons OF Sot Soap. No Au;e = sTel4se- -
b. ]. BABBNL Il.
g. IS. Sc 81 So e. 10 y and u washns.0n g. A.le.