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TrIhule @ MaI. Gen. slSneman.

rae following resolution, adoPtsd by both bFuheh.
Is ct the General Assembly without dissenting
vJts Is iu., aad meriteI compliment % Ma, Gen.
SsoHeaAH
Rssslesa 4; TIE Ga,scrl 4ssegabtg Il TEIssssss,
That the tAsks ol the loyal pcple Of the Stat0 are
yrsa. kiu and success with which be ecndue4ed his
two great raids into Virgins aud North Carolina by
syhiA he Destroyed millions OF dollars weFth Of the
enenys Iae@ns Of warfare czpturing many Of their
Gc.ces and ghectraly crpPling them in their opera
ti0us and hsi hs has our thanks Cor the ability and
-ccez with which be hsz conducted military opera
t:5-. IT. Last TcBnssses and that be be faTniShei
z..h s. copy u this resolution officially siguod
WILLIAM sHEIsK ELL,
Speaker OF the House.
SAMUEL X. RoDaERs,
Speaker q the Soaate.
NJ =, 1905.
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ss,sseiel Agl. u a. q ~ ks1lsai e 49,.
isAs T6e Hhioh f6e1 tzsse lp - seaIl g
he'd eeheIa Il from iaazaf ~ sl.Htt, test :
haa rreI4 desl Of - nal tss go 81. 80
lea int a. sans effel hAtn zane ~ NNh az
5laalei 81 3hexyillel
ThlflpS - late ss.,lft a afshphiA thaf5 VS. I
large of ts eltiasAs Hnd soldiers snd Jufss
Tsiex belng 81 The stAad. was called Out Ne sAisl
tiIf had Dot been 81 Eaed Unlgh haan - 49,
nf6enlow wuusl not kase buan d suoA Unish
man ~ BE 4. OF ceufa be had No psfsgnAi sssa-
iaf In ttb attack, for I waa I've hasdrtd nIiias
away IN Re Intended b say thht be inansneed ne
10 b Union man reply lhas 4 i news se me Z
And n be ihtanded 10 question Gay lyyalty ! III
baeh usan nv ncminatloh, with aislu;s usaairl'tz
for ihs pasiti0h now occupy, BY Convention 9.
sisstissf ~ lhe ioyAl yolafs 81 he STATE
wv. @, BK0wnIov1
Edsha. ef tks Kaossiae Wig
! Nay y, 1850.
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Sonuethiag should be done By chs Govssnlaent 10
pay the debt which the country owes 70 the brave
men who have risked their liVes for ts safety and
honor. No mere money consideration can ever re-
eompcHse them, bat Che terms Of the eohtrset should
BE- fulfilled on both sides and what the Government
agreed 10 do, It should stand 10 The eittanec Of
xtsea dollars par months 10 the private soldieg Is
not and never was intended ~ Fupay him cor bis
lost time injured health naifasd body o. the less
Of life, bat Il was given 30 him ~ eaabia him 10
kaep bis wife and httla onas IN comparative eonl-
fsrL while he was battling for his their youa and
cur honor and liberty Every aFsls soalss has ksrs
his part uf the contract, bat The 9sssFsimant has
shainefuy broksn their. For ten Elonths--slInest
one whole yeAr--the private soldiers have lain
Oat 10 the cold and hsst, in the rain ARd 10 the
sunshine. on The picket lins IN the rIae pll. aad
upon the held Of battle. Molly khys they dsae
tkalr atsfe, and pshtsd faith sh0uld b kept wish
than Ths Government can not Be destitute Of tie
funds 70 pay on the troops. Every day We haAr Of
niili0as and millions u grasAbaeks bea paid into
tho Unitsd States Treasury cor t-s0 bciids Oas
day eSer $1,000 600 we're received at Waahiagtun
10 this manner, and SiSooo 900 anf 81 900 sra
quite common days receipts. What In the werld
L % prevent one days receipts Say siSc0a, 900.
oelhg laid 20 enc ada while tha SaGrotaFy If tho
Treasury notilea the Payuaslal General that That
much money has been placed 70 his credit Thsa
what b 70 prevent the faymastm General seadina
tins money 70 Major Allen, At Loalssills, and or
dariag hin 70 have Il paid cat aa faf e e viii 90
aInong the soldiers Ia the army Of The Cainhaslanda
Thsa aineahs q mofsy wosld uaaguhssdly pay exs
sfs man aud oliilnF TIVE months paw feshaaS,
tfsfu are few nasn Who would Fathaf waiE sad ~
eeiye al their ineney vhan they are maalsrsi out
bsi there 4 no falling when general nNsldesat,l
viii take place and IA he meAhtina wives asd
children Is has alh aafsFinE fsF soaeshjnR Is -
The sudden sieppese Of the Manufacture 81 soldisT
clothes ~ oFleF Of The t1s1iermnassr 9eneras kns
thrown ahqaseHds ef soldier NiTo Is sAe Ho@sh
81 Of eIaplsypaans fsf thor sapa ihs oAig aa No
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Less Of the THIRD Tennessee Casair1
an the Steamer SEitaiia.

HEApq'as TuiRB TEss. CAyAtaY, I
Pulaski Tenn, May 10, 1898 {
EaiGuYs klsertiits Hkig;
Through Qaarsormsstsr Sergeant VIII. A. John-
son, Of our regiment. who Is now with the survivors
al Camp Uhase Ohio, we ara snselsd b give the
following la Of names bolenging - oar fsgiassnt
who were iost By The disaster IT he steasner seaa
on Che 9th pf April last
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L. TIC atzsnsc Of Colonel John K. Miller, his
frisnd. take the liberty Of announcing him
lilate for Congress in the Fra Congressional Dis
t-is
Colonel Hiler Is St present tbsant Ia 6sorgia,
s1uiHsnding Brigade in GilieHa's Division His
taesit. IS s soldier ar known and appreciated BY
the people o. East Tennessee, and s. reward for
Ms services IN crushing rebellion and treason they
sh5aid elevate him TO position where his sound
przesiesl business habit combined with correct
kRowledse OF men and things. viii render him u
sdseIcHt servse 70 the country in hsrmonizihg and
cgalrelling tie dcstraesing influences which now
eIia De has fought gallanay for the disenthall-
ueu, q the people, and il Is due hin, aside from
BIZ qualifications, that his services be appreciated.
vHLAIs.-On Wednesday last GOV. Browa-
low resolved from New York the following tele-
gram
Hon " q DfosBioA
"Claib Kane l. here
To tbs 81 Immediate ansWer was transmitted, d.
Feaing Kane aFrest and be win be here soon 10
answer his great and numerous crime. a promi-
nsni East Teanesseean gives u.s. says the Nashville
Uss,a this character Of the msn: "une of the
worst men We had In Eat Tennessee-bitter and
bloody He has raised a rebel battery be has sat
On rebel s5urt marshAls be stripped Of the means
q living women whose Enion husbands had b0sa
,iYivsn OF and lea their little ones " suffer from
PRIV atiJa and huager 4 fearful responsibility
awaits him He father VS. 4 man 81 considerable
wealth, residing seven miles east u Knoxville,
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Ne ieafa, ssy. tbe J0nssbonn U'tea Flas, thAt
SAM saayp. Esq7 Il BIouHtyille with some other
zeHtlenen. running tfslns from New RiysF,
fabOat / 10 miiss beyond Bristol on The Virginia
AL Toansssee Railroad 10 Holston River, IL mile
fhis aide OF Bristol the Hast Tennessee aad Yir-
ginis s,sad
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In funds.

~ s5aeESfs ser iees .eadsrci "a I4e gzrivusas-
ssr pslsrtEsas TIE District Of Easi TsHBsssse, no.
~rly ssesgsed and approved xil be paid prsssuta'
lion q tb Gee ard after Monday, Ihc 9TH u JHnu.
AI.J gyashsr. IL original hsBdE, sssSd fer PaTcb2sSs
aas prc1i sE ~ APRIL 1895. Dsbursing hears FROM 10
& ~ 4 " aad frsm 5 e. 5, .. =.
r B. WHITMAN, Captain and A. Y. n,
pi.trial = Tennessee. and plshaalins 0nltei.
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Cosure fos sHoT.-A conductor on tbs chaita-
Eyoga road sho, By gaerrillAs a about dsyiiglt
"a the n4orniHg u the sd, neer Flssil NoaBd. he
wa sitting ia Che eAboose door ~ the nie and the
tram was uEder headwsy, coming to The city. The
ball entered bslow the knee. inalcting ; painful
Nu4ud
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FoUCHEEs ~ sB PAID.--tgsarsermasse GeDeFal
}. u. Jalcs taiegraphs a, Be win be IN tbis piscs
t,-ssy e pay parties holding General GiIlslns
tJtehars
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Hon. Hgrsgs aayhard hss bsss appsiatsls s,.siIs-
iar q tbs hard Of Examiners u The Hnstsi tases
Ssral Academy a. Annapolis,
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Pr0clamaflOH.

STATE or TESSEssEK, EXECUTIVE DErA arAxsr,
Nashville, Tenn, May II, 1885
Whereas, Il has beea made known 70 me that
various and numerous articles Of property belong
ing to the State, such Public DoCuInents, Books
from the State Library and supreme Court Recon-,
Furniture for the Capitol and State Bank and other
public Institutions Of the State were seized and APP
proprated by individuals some 0f whom are known
during the reign Of L. g Harris and atJut tho time
Of his eight
Now therefore, !, William G Brownlow, Gov
erRoF Of the State of Tennessee 10 Issue this my
proclamation, warning all persons having such pso.
erty IN possession 10 deliver tho same up 70 Colonel
d. C. Wilcox, a. u. q, At the Capitol who Is hero-
BY vested with fall power b mako search and da-
mand and receive all such property
Ii such delivery Is not made without delay, a
prosecution and exposure viii ensue
In testimony whereof ] have hareanto sos MY
- hand a9d caused the great seal Of The State
L. 5. 70 DO affixed as Nashville, the 10th aay uf
49, Nay, 1855,
By the Governor. W. q. BnowsLos.
Al, FLErcHER Secretary Of stasa,
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10 ItsrIess or rHs PsAeK---aisssrs. t'3ns /
rsnnsii haze lass hsa made e order $ ea'noe' :
Jussioes naekess, rulaI sad With PFiHted sasalH;7
saa substantially asaast Call ~ tase s fsn'.''''
ROok Store, Gay strsse
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fas Auw schsA Presbyterian As-saab'3, Ga ~
sea ~ RsoOklyu, y Y 80 tas AKA. Diseased Is
rghjeet d reoonssrl, tign % iAe SVath Hs'
Nossu SASyog aad Lama, 81 sAa' teaA'aSs', ~
arssol the Asseaably uPy= chs saa.ee' q i'1A1'a'
A. exhibited BY S,atheru Postoss d.nns Ia seeSi
lion. As as4uenes g tse report D; cJ'oH1il'se
snl the rsnarks o. sbs5a sontlSa.sl t ''- resolve
thai Ten pastor be ga. ~ tsressses 'aTlas ''e
satunler
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M 4 n. tlritash Is l,ssn appointed po.lnlnsseF
Il Jeavseess md fsplsia l. : selF i tsr.naA-
vile
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TnE following oiiicsFs aro sahouneed a. The act.
ing ordnance etcers OF the Departments Of the Cum
berIand f6T ths Distrie. Of East Tennessee:
Lieut., Ayeh Pearson, Henshaw'e lIlinsis Ratssry.
18th Division, Department Cumberland, Il Knox.
villo, Tuhn.
Lieut.. Geo q. Rarrea iss MiehigaR Light Ar.
tillery, nj Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
pIsraICT oR THE KIowAH,
Capt. Wm, Stokes fth Indiana battery, Ihstrict
Of the EtowAh at Chattanooga Team
Lieut.. L. W. Aver, "a Minnesota Battery, ~ Chat,
Ianooga, Tenn.
Capt Z. johnson, esth n. 7, Infantry, ID clsye-
land Tenn.
DBrOT oRDhANek aEsIekRe
Capt j, II. Hogan Ii Aiabaina Cavalry, AZ Chat
taRooga Tenn.
Lieut. Z. 9. FeeAst, lo.h alehigan Cavalry. a
Knoxville, Tenn.
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AFFsRF ags thAs - pepsra and assass ei lAs Bank
q NeaAasssa were taken possession q nsar RsssOs,
Ga b the Ebilsa saasss troops whils TIE oaleeEs
ef the bank aksiaa1lsa TAsasssis aneans 70 asAslf
sFesoe b sIseIs. nd ass being sAksa b NsakvilIs
uader guard
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IL tbs LegislaIgrt o. "Wednesday Ass, N
Walker sllorei fosola. oa r ao.Iin tae tfoVe1a nc.
10 oder reward 81 llo for Ibc srsss- 81 Ni-i'aa
saw. \ as,lario,.s guerrilla aud murderer Tbs
Sss amended is a,lisns taa names II dozsH oths'
is,iosius geFrillas whse ths resolution As siae.l
81 vas retayvsd - the Jsjitiasy Conln-itiss w
ias,rsssioas B. hriag biIl =, nses The case
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Cam FsAausoz.--rhIs notorie.la raffan, We
lsAsa surrendered % Colonel nlaekbarn ii Alaxan.
dria On the s4th, % Chs regular conditions grained
. prisoners Of war
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4 VuLAIS.--On Wednesday last GOV. BrUwa.
low reserved from New York the following tele.
gran
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TIE LATEST NEWS
Letter from GleneraI sherman,
Trial Of tIOnsplrators.
Mrs. Davis and PARTY.

The ieii9Sing D the letter Of Gen Sbsras, ....
planning q tbe Suppression 4 his ofi,iaI ,e,,..
which hss BEEN reEerresi b. ''''.
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TGe Herald Richmond cCrrssp01deut says TIA.
tie rebsl Secretary q War, Seldom, has seen ar
rested and imprisoned - he guaboat jane. River
with Hantsy SRd Campbell. Il Vas believed thai
Les would also scon b tn custody. slso Governor
Smith
The Herald proposition u PSI OF It'd National
debt BY individual subscription has been rcspcndsS
70 BY Commodore Vanderbilt Offering 70 take TIVE
ty-1ye shares, RoboF. B0RasF Two sLSres and Nv :,
\. HeIssis S Sons tSu shAres 81 so, 0G1 each
He-sids special says the Grand Jury Of "a, %,
trics has found true bill Of indiStInent A. ans. Tr
Davis b vii DC brought here f0F trgsi a. 90 !,
the Attendance q witnesses fcz the pr1se,ltiqr -
b. procured.
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Ply the Soldiers.

Will. a. Mersrn sssrstary.
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For Congress.

L. tae abssnse Of Colonel John K. Miller, his
friend. take the liberty OF announcing him can
Lilate for Congress in the Fra Congressional Dis
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e A R B Il RS ADD H e s 3
WANTED.

The Carrier Of the GATE CIrY authorizes
US to offer a premium of Ten Dollars and
one years subscription to the Daily for the
best carriers address, suitable for the times
and occasion, Cf not less than 200 lines in
length. and presented by the 10th day of
December. f8*
The last address furnished to the patrons of
the GATE CRY was on the first of January,
1859, since which time various causes have
prevented the carriers from making their
annual call on the first day of January. They
desire, therefore, TO furnish a good one on
New Year day, 1866.
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NEW 1oRx, Dec. II.
The Savannah Herald contains Provisional
Governor johnson message TO the legisla.
ture in which he entreats them 10 bring for
ward their prejudiees and animosites and Of
fer them as a sacrifice upon the altar Of our
common country, that we NAV present the
happy spectacle OF brethren dwelling together
III unity
The House of Representatives instructed
the judiciary committee to report bill secar
ing to persons of color the rights Of property,
the right to sue and be sued, and testify in
court.
The municipal election in Savannah result.
ed in the choice of E. 4. Anderson for the
office of mayor
A resolution was introduced in the legisla-
ture appointing commissioners to visit Wash
ington and ascertain what steps are necessary
for Georgia to secure the organization of a
State and other rights and privileges as citi-
zens of the United States.
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THE MESSAGE AVID THE FOREIGN
LEGATION.

If, as is presumable, there viii not be
great difference il the spirits in which foreign
governments and their representatives at
Washington receive the Presidents Message,
the following statement of the Washington
correspondent of the New York Times is not
without interest: *ss5&
The impression produced by the Presidents .
Message upon the most prominent members
of the Diplomatic Corps may be summed up
as follows: The English Minister finds the
passage about the conduct of Crest Britaiu'
daring the var rather spicy, but does not
the two governments while the French Minx
lister thinks that the affirmation Of the Monroe
Doctrine, as put forth in the Message. viii
not stand in the way Of pacific solution OF
the questions now pending between the
United States and France.
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the seed that h obs sown. Her churcheswiII
be rebuilt and school houses will rise like hia-
.uonds on the breast 1fbeauty slong her leue
1y valley. Her tears are not without Witnesses
but God will wipe them away and comfort her.
Northern makers Of whips, your work IL,
done. TApplause.] Northern smith, iha.
had made yourself rich with forging chains
and shackles. you will not be even black
smiths to make implements ofthe new indus"
try that has come upon our land. Work, you
that print school books, you that make news
papers, you that build churches, for yonr day
is come. Passing from the external aspects
ofwhich have spoken, let me come to the
internal ones which are also included in our
victory
There is to be more perfect theory of work
of equal citizenship in this land than has ever
beeu before. Grand and illustri0ns q were
perfect. There was lingssing fear and
doubt on the part of those thai framed the
Constitution of trusting the common people
with all their rights. But the doctrine Of uni.
sersal suffrage is the doctrine of to-day.
1Applanse. do not stop at The point Of
suffrage as between skin and skin. There is
a deeper prejudice between sex and sex, and
until the day shall come when households
mother, sister, brother-shal vote, we Aall
never escape from the piggish realm or Poli-
tics.
Mr.. Beecher, after this alluded to the pol
icy of England, and said that we should wait
but still demand justice from her at the Justice
throne Of the world. France, meaner still,
crept into Mexico, and planted there her rag
with the vulture on it, but, at any moment,
We can put l.0O0 men in the field for her 10.
and there are Generals among us who would
sgain grid on their swords for the 6ght. Eng
land has got to concede right to her people
or the rumble of revolution will be heard.
This war was ceuclnded, and we were come
out of it less ferocious than we're any other
people al any period in the worlds history.
There was more venom, fury and malice in one
of the country newspapers after the revolution
than in all the newspapers in the country put
together at the present time. The war has
done them good, too. Laughter He then
alluded to the fears entertained by some peo-
pie lest Slavery should still, through some
chance or other, be again infused with life.
But they may rest easy on that point Slave
ry vas forever dead, aud could never be re-es-
.tablished.-' ~ 2
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NEw ORLEANS. Dee. ii.
Arrived. Costa Rica, Neshannock, and
Guiding Star, from New York.
Cotton irregular and unsettled; 800 bales
sold at 47(149c
Sugar declining; fair 2Oc, good to fair l4i
@1S. Molasses, declined lOc.
Gold 46l; exchanges firm; checks on New
York premium; sterling 57@
A quantity Of superior liquors we're seized
at Brashear City, which had been smugled
into that place.
Nearly 5000 sacks of coffee imported direct
from Rio, arrived.
Generals Longstreet and Loring. arrived
here. The former thinks Of residing perma
nently. q
Maj. General Gibbs, United States army.
and James Robb, noted 6nanciers, are in this
city. q,
General Evans is en- route for Texas.
Judge Ryan arrived from Galveston, en-
route for home. = ............
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NEw YoRK, Dec. u.
The steamer Herman Livingston. from Sa-
vannah on the 9th, has arrived.
The Ssvaurmh Herald states mt the Geor.
gia House of Representatives pa|sed rnso-
luton ra,ifying the Amendment I'd the Consti.
tuition oft [ nited States prohibiting slavery.
aud the Senate next day adopted the same
amendment
Alex H.. Stephens peremptorily declines
the candidacy forthe United Stat4s Senate.
c. j. jerks. recently elected Governor Of
Georgia, sent a communication 10 the legis-
lature on the Sth. declining the ina uguration a,
present. and appointing the 18th of .Tasaary
Tor that purpose, suggesting that he legisla
ture take a recess till then.
Provisional Governor johnson had issued
q proclamation on the 9Th, declaring s.
Cohen, p Cook. II. Buchanan. Ely Cobanis
aud W. p. Wolford. elected TO Congress. and
addss 1 do declare further, that rs ct presen,
advised no certificates will be given them.
Nothing is said in the proclamation abou,
the election of Governor.
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A CoNrrIxEyr.-The Chicago Tribune Of
Saturday thus notices Keokuk and the GArE
CITY:
The GArE Crrr, published at Ksokak, Iowa,
is one of the very best of our Western ex-
changes. IL is . I'VE paper in every repect
Keokuk is an Important business point nearly
balanced in the tendency of its trade between
Chicago and s.. Louis. This bsi,e faes our
merchants and manufacturers should make a
prompt aud laudable effort to attract its
trade in this direction. In no suraf way
can this be done than by spreading before the
readers Of the GATE CRY the ENDORSEMENTS
which they can offer for custom and Dis We
ing columns Of that Journal, feeling susethat
1t will bring ample returns. Any fnf0fmstion
in regard to terms, 10, can ahs obtained By
sddsessios thea stsrs ef tAs CARS CrrY,
- : f55. .4
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& NEW YoRx. Dec. IL.
Arrangements are now perfected whereby,
through the police telegraph, the location of
a FIRE soon after it breaks ont is known to
every police station house in the city.
The Herulds Fortress Monroe eorrespon-
dent Of Dec. 10th, says JEFF. Davis enjoys
good health. He has daily walks on the pa.
rape.t, comfortable apartments, genteel
matter. he thought the Presidents message
was in general wise and good docsnent,.
but was disappointed that it was. not more
specific in relation to the ultimate disposition
which is to be made of himself His eyes
have lost the contemptious look they once
had, and there is less hauteur OF manner and
less sassnsia Of speech. $50 tetss
The health of Clement Clay is Improving,
and he has subsided into seeming apathy, and
patient waiting for rha4ever may betide him.
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SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ county. s.-By virtue of SPECIAL execution TO
directed issued BY the Clerk of the District Court
favor OF Hiram Psrhey and ainss Jt
viii cell 10 the highest bdd~r at the
Cierks osce ths District Conri Of Lee county Iowa
at keoh uk n s>ii county The 18th cay Jxnnars
A DISCO, between the hours Of a'ccek A NJ and
O'clock 2. NJ, epmuencn ng at O'Clock r. NJ, Of said
day, the following property, to~t: The half Of
the northeast quarter u cton township d. range
bw@t, In Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and be sold satisfy aaid wris
Of execution ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee - sel sheriff of Lee Co, lowe
keokuk. Dec Is, iss6. we'd
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MAsoSIc.-B by appointment ofthe NJ. W..
Edward A; Guilbert, Grand Master, Ma.
sonic School of Instruction will be held at
Oskaloosa, commencing on Wednesday, Dec.
10th. 1865, at 10 clock A. NJ, to continue
for several days; to be under the direction
Of the n. ". Grand Master and the Gus.
toifia11 of tae Work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. IL.
At the municipal election here to day.
Hon. John Hansley. the citizen candidate.
was elected mayor by so majority over Joseph
B. Clarke. Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

BAITIMoREI Nov. IL.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Morris, of the regular
army, commander at Fort McHenry, died
this morning aged about 60 years
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New l.nRK Deg

New YogK, Dec. L.
President O'Mahony. OF the Ffnian Brothr
erhcod, has issued general order stating that
orders on military officers will not be regard
ed unless approved by himself.