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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25
Grant nnq stIerrnan--.0pinions
Of the MILITARY Chief9ains Of
Each Other.
GEN. CHANT TO GEN. sHERNAs.


DEAR SHERMAN The bill reviving the
grade of Lieutenant General in The army has
become law, and my name kas been sent to
ders to report at Washington immediatey in
person, which indicates confirmation, or a
likelihood Of con6rmAtion. ).
! start in the morning to comply With the
order.
Whilei have been eminently successful in
this wAr-in at least gaining the confidence Of
,pSblic--no one feels more than how much
AZ this succese is dne to the energy skill and
harmcuious putting forth Of that energy and
slxih ofthose whom it has been my good for
tune to have occupying subordinate bositions
nader me. IL sf3x.s :
There are many officers to whom these re-
marks sssssappGcable to greater Or less de-
gree, prop0rtionate to their ability As soldiers,
but what want is TO express my thanks to
you and MCPHERSON, as the men to whom
above ell Others, Ifeel indebted for Whatever
have had Of succeas. & +
How far your advice and assistance have
been of help to me you know. How far your
execution Of what has been given you to do,
entities you to the reward l an receiving, you
cannot know IS we'll ~ |. s
feel all the gratitude this letter would
express, giving it the most 6attering conatru =
ton. :
The word 'you," use in the plural, in
tending it for Mcpherson also. Ishoud write
to him and viii some day, but stsftingiA the
morning, ! do not know that shall md tine
just now. Your friend,
rssh U. s. GRaxf,v
Major Geaeral.
CENTRAL sHERNAS's RrrLY.
Sherman received this letter sear Memphis.
on the 10th Of March, and Immediately re.
piled: .i.e ~
DEAR GESERAL.-l have your more than
kind and characteristic letter of the 4th inst.
] viii send copy to General NcPhersen at
once. s1ss a4r
You do yourself injustice and M 900 much
honor, in assigning to as too large SHARE Of
the merits which have led TO your HIN ad.
vancement. l know you approve ~ friend
ship ever professed TO yo6, md viii permit
metc continue, Is heretofore, 70 manifest it
Yoa srs now WISH sRiaston's isgtdkkte sue
cessor, and occupy ! petition Of almost dan.
gSepui slsyatioh; but # you On eealiape, =
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. To Jas A. Raj
~ ston Ycn hereby notified that there is now
file in the Clerks Office of the District Court of Les
county Iowa. Keokuk petition in equity by Virgil
nia W WINS clni ming ju3enenf xxAipss you Jants
Raiston f,r the Of eight hundred dollars upon
yonr mortgage made VIM. Ivins upon parts of lots
and g. bock 6S X. ckuk. Lee county. Iowa praying
for sale of said ses the extinguishuent the
euuty Of redemption ami general relief with coets
Now you must appear and sai peAtion by naon
of tbs sec ,na dsy the next term of sstd Court
held on the nrst Monday Of February, A. 0. lsse or
jusi mt will be had against yeu by default
Rev Stamp 5Dc-canceed H. SC0rr HoWBLL.
oct25dtw-wed Atty for Plaintiff.
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far Veteran Reserve Corps il to = mus
esod aut Dec. 1t. sssl -
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New York, Oct. q,

Sir Moron PetDan issw have received
and accepted an Invitation from the Union
League Club to visit their rooms this
/ " sdnesday evening Att O'Clock. 4
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NEw YoRK, Oct. "a.

New counterfeit ffties, U. s. legal tender
notes, Gre bsing circulated mxAaH ssg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25
Gents, FMy-ssfshtMg Goods,
LADIES UNDERWEAR.

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Msttings, Window Shades, Pix
turee, a., &c.
~ We particularly request those wishing desirable
eoods 10 cali on YOUEEER 4 BROS,
oc25d 81 Main Street.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
NO So 4AIy STREET

WE are prepared to sell Goods at lower
W price, far eash. and offer better Inducements
than II be had in this market Our prices will
pare with the best houses New York and
kaoo they are lower than thcse OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-20

On the 10Th instant WILLIAM ZACHARJau
aged IS years and l month. the Youngest son a.
Levin and Mary Ann Easton. ''n Vi
He leaves his playmatss to mourn his loss
The hour OF my departure come,
hear the voice that call ms home:
At last, Lord let trouble cease,
And let thy servant die in peace
leave the world without tear,
Save for the friends held 80 dear:
Gree IN be the turf above thee
Friend of my better days.
None knew thee but TO love thee.
None named thee but to praise
Tears fell when thou vert dying
FROM eyes unused to weep.
And long when thou art lying,
viii tears the cold turf steep.
invited TO attend his funeral Wed nesday after.
noon, At cloct from his parents residen &C. on
St, between s6th and 27th streets west.
In this city, en- the morning Of the 10Th inst ,
AGNES MAY, infant daughter of Arthur and
Emms L. Shepherd, aesf eight months. "AN
Suffer little children to come unto ne and for
pa them not, for of such is the Kingdom OF
The friends OF the family are resp.ctfu1ly in.
vited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents, No. 3s7 9Th street, on Thursday the
ed inst, at O'Clock p. m.
On the Goth instant, B0BERT +. DEvARAUH,
in the 33d year o! his age.
Dearest husband thou hast left as,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits g cd that BIAS bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Lone is the house and sad is the hour
Since my dear husband s goae.
But, oh. o happier world than ours,
TO dwell with Christ above.
The relatives and friends are requested to attend
his funeral from his late residences on street be-
sa and st 18th ssEh 9std on
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 18th Instant. GER
TRUDE, infant daughter OF Or. J. W. II. and
Maria l.. Lovejoy, OF this city.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATH

BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia dated on the 2lst day OF
MAY A. ID. 1864, passed ia certain cause No. l86O)
pending In said Court, between Joseph B Cassin,
trustee, com plairant, and John Williams efsnd
ant the undersig ned. Trustee, will, ON THURS
DAY. the 22d day Of June, A. D. 1855, at O'Clock
p; m, in front Of the premises, proceed to re sell
ington and District of Columbia, inewn and dssis-
s inches ftopt Lot numbered Is. in said ssuaIe,
ric. q Ho Les' consisting Of large rse.ssory
FIRE.
The property is situate on nsrth street, be.
tween 18th and 9Th streets vast. fronting 81 feet
and inches on street, and extending back With
that uniform width 81 fset inches) los feet 10
inches, to public alley.
The terms of sale are: One third cash, (of whISSa
the purchaser viii be required to psy de9n e .ae
time Of sale $i00;) the balance to be PAID " Two
equal installmente st six and twelve monsn.tt ION
the Gay ofsale; said balance 70 bear in.slSs 80 ia
the day OF sale, and the payment tasI1ot .e 10
secured by the bends of the pursnovsS y, M
chaeers, with surety to be apPio'0~ W 'ns
II the terms Of sale be not eomprso WIN witnin
Ave avs from the day Of sale. - tr ses
the ri ght to re- sell the proRelsy T. tae ssH ana
cost OF the defaulrins purchaser. ~ aavsrsinng
auch re- sale three times IN sOWe 9ne OF more OF
the daily newspapers puehshed 10 said city OF
coD1U.S,.ncins and stamps At the cost Of the
mr ,i,s.swsv&as 81
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RY JAMES 9. MCGUIRE & 90, Auets.
OHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE ooUN-
TRY RESIDENCE ANB FARM MAR Wash

Under and by virtue OF the several dssrees
passed by the late Circuit Court and the present
Supreme Court Of the District Of Coluna bis i'm a
cause pending in the said Courts, wherein Agnes
n. Early is complainant and a. N. and 8. W.
Early and others defendants, the undersi On ed
trustees, appointed BY the said DEGREES to make
sales of the property in the proceedings in said
est bidder, at the Auction Rooms Of J. q. Nc
next, at o'clock p; part of that tract Of land
known III addock's Hills,' of which the follow
lag is q description to wit:
The property lies nerth OF the turnpike ros
from the city of Washington 70 BladenshurS.
about three miles from Pepusylyania avenue, and
sixty two psTches from the northwest intersection
of the whole tract with said turnpike road; 1t
one hundred and ffty. three (i5,j perch ss thence
south tventy-six degrees thirty-seven minutes
east (26 deg. 81 min. 3. } one hundred and eighty
two (l87l perches to the nortn aide OF said road;
thsnss with said 1o, sal t. sfsnn1s 9
raven and ons-haH perches.
The property ID improved with Q substantial
Frame Dwelling, and is Q pleasant country resi-
THE The terms of sale. IS prescribed By the decree,
are as follows One fourth part OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash 1T the time Of sale,
and the balance in equal payments in sx. twelve.
sers to give for the said deferred payments their
pay ale quarter: yearly from their date.
All conveyancing and stamps ct cost OF the pur.
W. B. WEBB, {r-..
jog 3, BRADLEY,
jel0 3taw3w ]. O. MCGUIRE 30. Auets.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GUARDIAN's SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOTS
TWEEN GOTH And a1 ST sTs. WEST, IN TIE fG
CITY Or WARRINGTON. D. G..
BY virtne Of decree Of the Orphans' Court of
the county of Washington. in the District of Go.
ipmbia. approved by the Supreme Court Of said
District. sitting in chancery, and passed in the
matter ss; 9f the PstitSn Of the
eceassd the undersgned SusEdian .i. on f,nn1
the for saIs q public auetSiGn the
d. O., known as Lots Nos. 8 and 5. in square east
Of Square No. 81. The lots each front 4S feet
inches on @ street porth. between Goth and 2Ist
west and extend back with that uniform width
40 feet.
Terms of sale One half cash; balance in three
and six months, fer which the purchaser will be
required to give his notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day of sale, the suardisn.re.
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
five days peties By adyertisemsnt in some news
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps to be at
the cost Of the purchas or purchasers.
MARY A. MOTHERSaEAD, Guardian
jsF eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE pOsT
IL OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. O.,

To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for Advertised letters give the OrInIs
list and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper ight hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing.
Areanest fer the return of a letter to the writer
if unclaimed withip thirty days less, written or
printed with the writer's namei pest office, and
face side will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
deliyered To the writer -
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HEALD's BAND-By reference to another col.
umn II will be seen that this fine band which
we believe is the only citizen band now in the
District, can be procured for pic-nics, excur-
sloHs, parades, &c The band is composed of
hne material, and their charges are reas ON able
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CITY ITEMS.

PEARL COMBS, hair chains, seal chains s,ona
rings and sets, tea spoons, call bells tor only
One Dollar, at the Dollar JeweIry Store NJ
935 Penn. avenue, near X street. lie 2O.5t.
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THIRD WARD STATION CASES. David
Kaufman, riding on pavement; for hearing
Chas. Baum, do; do. Henry Chisham do :;
81 %. John Boyle and Thomas Crosby, dis
orderly; IS or workhouse. Mary NuttreIl, do
Workhouse. J. ). Inghton, drunk; So. Arthur
Beck, disorderly; locked up. Michael Ridout,
do: do
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no CONTRACTORS FOB STREET PAVING
DRoPoeALS FOR THE RAPAIR OF FREDEB
IOK STREET.

Proposals will be received by the und srsi sned
until ia URSDAY. June 18th, for Ourbing and
eutterins Frederick street. from 4th to 7th sts
three Flss Heotways. said work to be given to the
lowest rsspsn,iele bidder OF Georgetown. The
square face go inch wide. The gutter to be three
feet g ft wide With three course Of Brick ed &c
The eutterins and 4 gging to be done on good
bed Of sharp sapd. Said work to be done under the
direction and approval of the under 81 sued.
Bidders will state the price of setting curb per
running foot. Also. for laying gutter and flag
terials for said work, excavatin g and tilling.
JOHN 81. NEWMAN,
te2O Commissioner Of Streets.
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RYJAs. Q. MCGUIRE co.. Auctions.r.,
TRUsTE1's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AND
VACANT LOT ON TENTH sPRIET WEST

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June goth, at
O'CLOCK. en- the premises, BY virtue of decree Of
sell part of Lots and 3, in DavidsOn,s subdiH;
west, between and :trests NORTH. one Of the
lot, froI ting feet en- 10Th street .Id runtn,ns
story frame hou.e, With back Sgiidtns: the other
ssme dspsh and unimproved. Both lots are lease.
holds. redeemable at the pleasure of the holder
on the payment of rs cents per square foet.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in months.
the purchaser to give his note. with interest, and
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
All conveyancinE at cost Of purchaser:
DAVID A. BURR, Trustee.
je7 eo&ds J. q. MCGUIRE G CO., Aucts.
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-Yesterday,o officer Miller.
OF the second Ward, arrested Rich'd Coleman
colored. for the larceny of pair of shoes the
property of Mary Williams. The prisoner
was taken before Justice Drury, who commit.
ted him 10 Jail for court.
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L XC o RSI IN
RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
To FORT WASHINGTON,
On WEnNERDAY LIME Of 1861.
GEORGETOWN ADV ER'MTS

~NOTICE-The new Market House in
lS Georgetown will be opened on SATCRDAY
MORNING next, the 18th inst, for all market
heseby notied tbs. thew must oceepy The are
appropriated for them within the limits Of the
said market, under the direction Of the Market
Master anu as per law of Corporation approved
21th April last. =
jei5 -dt24tk VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
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ERxNCH JUvlEILl BOOKs-Ls Robinson
Jsudis: Cher ct Chat Les Enfants d'AuJourd hui;
BaWr Nouveaux Coptes; Contes d ,Anderssn; Con
Hpia, ian 81 IRAGok TAYLOR.
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BOARDING.

EOR RENT-One FURNISHED FROiT ROOM
L On first floor with or without bofd, az No.
81 q street enc door from corner OF l4h ST.
je Il st"
VNABLl BOARD at sos . month, 3sD 3 street.
between 10Th and Eth streets. ADO, Two fur
gentlemen. je7 TT
ROoMs, WITH BOARD, All 18th treet vest.
IL je Slim"
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RYWM. L. WALL Il CO., Auctionsers.
TRUsTsE's sALBoF VALUABLE REAL EB-
TATE IN The COUNTY OF WASHING TON.

IAIdE IN THE COUNTY OF WARRINGTON.
By virtue of deed of trust dated ON the 2sth
day OF August 1851, and recorded on the 10th day
2s4, 285, 2s6 and Ss7, one of the land records OF
will sell on MON DAY, June S, 1865, at S O'clock
P H.. at the Auction House CT VIM. L. Wall g.
Co, corner of9th street and Penu's avenue. in tbs
city of Washington the fOllowing descri bed tract
OF land situated In the county OF Washington In
the District of Columbia.
The said tract of land beg ming at the end Of the
fourth line of tract of land called New Seat. and
runnin g thence south Is psrches, thence south 81
degrees, west 26 perches, theme north 50 degrees
perches to its intersection with the 18th line OF
devisees of David g. Psttier to Howard Svanu.
thence south 40 degrees, west IS perches, thenc1
south Is degrees, west 81 perches and $500 OF
perch, thence south 81 degrees, west IS perches 1
the beginning, containing 81 acres, ! rood ana IL
perches.
The terms of this sale will be oHe-third cash:
balance, bearing interest and payable In equal in
stalments, at and IL months, the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by . lien on the land.
paid down at the place OF salei and in case the
purchaser or pureh lsers refusing SO 70 90 tAe
property will at he resold at the risk and eoHt
of the dsfaultins purchaser Or purchasers:
mylI.eo&ds WI. WALL 4 co., Auets-
NTHE ABOVE SALE I'd POSTPONED ro
W1DNEsDAY, the2lst Of June, at the same houl
=. O. MORGAN, Trustee
1e I'D Wa. u. WALL & CO., Auct1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-20
RY J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTHR's SALE OF EXClLLIKT BUILD

WEST. BITWiIN AND G sTs. souTH.
date the 10th day of January, 1856, and duly 70
corded in Liber J A; g., No. lie. one of the lana
the subscriber. trustee therein, viii sell ct public
auction, upon the premises, to the highest bit'
p. m Lot No. Z, in Square No 58s. fronting on 81
street west, between and streets south.
The terms OF sa,e are one .sird cash: and tbs
balance in equal payments in 6. IL, and Is
The purchaser &c Eve his notes. secured to the
satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred par.
ments.
All stamps and convsyancing at cost of nrt.
chaser. b. WEBB Trustsa pN1
je 9 eod&ds j. G. Meg UIRE Co Aucts
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To5lPH REYNOLDS co..
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
M SON NINTH aTRYET MAR AVENUH

hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
Of Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights. Portables.
cles in this line from the best establishments in
New York. Philadelphia, &C.. which wsll be sold
Also. RANGES. FURNACES. and Fire Board
Stoves.
use anywhere, on very Reasonable terms. Hotels
Restaurants, DO, are invited to call.
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap, as also everything in tha
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Call and see our Bathin Tubs Fountains, Water
Closets Wash. stands, Basins, c., & 81 ct No. SEQ
9th street near Pennsylvania avenue, the lars est
establishment in the city. feb 2-eotf
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THE GETTYSBURG MoNUMENT,-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at special meeting
last evening accepted an invitation to attend
the ceremonies OF laying the corner stone of
the monument to be ere cted at Gettysburg, Pa,
to the memory of our fallen braves. The cere-
monies will take place on the 18th of July, and
the members of the Order will leave on the 30.
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TREAsURY OF FEE UNITED STATES,
i DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS.
l2A

It is hereby certified tn at the NATIONAL ME
banking association or esnized under the act ITO
pfGyids nstionsl currency; secures ~ pledge
euiation and redemption thereof" approved June
8: 1854 haying complied with the res piIsments OF
lstions Of this Department made in pursuance
thereof: has this day been designated as Deposi.
toms. and by virtue Of such designation will also
be employed as Financial Agent Of the Govern
mept. II. 1HPINNZR.
: 81 l3-1W Treasurer United States
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TOLD AND sFoo KS.

GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our ONCE has been placed In direct TELEGRAPH
Communication with the Gold and Stock IxckanEs
Rooms in New York, insuring promptnsss IN the
execution of orders. 1000.
RITTlNHOCSH, FOWLlR e CO..
INST Bankers, $50 Penna. ~.
INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES. HIsToRTi
5 And LITARATCR2. Inquire ~ <&a ~. ~.
~e"u f4-s-ls s.. t~Es
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Ho FOR GLTMONT.-On Thursday the North
eyn Liberties Association will give their First
Grand Excursion TO Glymont, having ngag0d
the large and commodious steamer Wawasett
for the purpose, and with such managers as
Sam Robertson, Elk. Alderman Utermehle,
Captain Dick Morgan, Ben Rainier, and others,
II will be made the feature Of the season. The
boat leaves 7th street wi arf at o'clock in the
morning and in the afternoon.
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RY G. r. L. CROWN d CO., Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE sIIMiPRoyED PROPERTY ON TIKI

We VIII sell on WEDNESDAY, June 2lst, at D.
No 300. said lot fronting Is feet street south
between 18th and 18th streets, running back as feet
an an elegant two story Frame Dive ling with back
Terms: ,0pe.half cash; the balance in 6 aud p
months, duly secured,
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
je Il At G. R. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Patrick
Reese, disolderiy; dismissed. John Cogan
do; $40 George Eichelberger, drunk; SIS.
Fanny Daily, profanity; SO. Richard Myers,
fighting; dismissed. Jacob Myers, do; do.
r. J Jones, assault and battery; bail tor court
James Minor, drunk: IS. Richard Coleman,
Larceny; Jail for court. Carol diversified,
disorderly; SIS Hume Weber, prostitution;
duct; dismissed.
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctienesrs,

1xCELLENT MACHINERY At AncrtsN
D THURSDAY. the 22d instant we snail seli at
the machine shop of VIM. p. Webb. Esq, ON north
g. between 9TH and 1th streets west, at 10 O'Clock
.. m, q good lot Of Machinery, viz
Scroll saws; Turning Lathe. Hubb Machine
the District OF Columbia.
Planning Machine, Foot Lathe, with Gfindstone
attached
Vice and Benches, and all kinds Of Machinery be-
longing to turning establishment.
Lot of Lignum Vitae Wood.
Terms cash. Apply to
GREEN & WILLIAMS
Je I'D lConstitution.l Auctiopeers.
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A light brown MARE MULE, about eight years
old, was found ektray on the 9th May by the Ne
tropt Titan Police. Unless legal evidence of own.
erty Clerk Of the District. at his Office, 4s3 10th
street west, said Mule will be sod to the est
nue.. on To kSDAY, June q, 1866, at 10 O'Clock 8.
4" GEORGE HERRIcK. Property Clerk.
jel9.3t WM L. WALL CO., Aucts
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14

"In each Safe the proceedings of the
Democranel ConvenIiOn were perfectly
harmonious. and the nominations made
With great unanlmity.-Nsb. City News
How, are you ''harmoniOus" Demo-
cracy2 Especially IN Ohio and Iowa
The sounds of harmony from Ohio ema-
nate from the NOTORIOUS Vim. NJ. Garry
and Vallandigham. manipulating tCO
opposing Wings of the unanimous" De
mocracy. IN the fist, Alex. Long-who
came peal being turned out of Congress
for a reasonable speech-was nominal
ed for Governor ; the other, or Vallan-
digham convention, nominated Gen. Geo.
w. Morgan, who e%xunguished himself
Bt the first attack on Vicksburg. Ano'
Their instance Of Democratic harmony
was demonstrated by the ''pull-the-woo
over he-sOldisrs eyes-C opperhead-D Dem
ocratic-C Convention" of Iowa. which re-
Gently met, and unanimous agreed &c
split. aud ''harmonlously'' hold two Con
ventions.