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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

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81 s: s: ~ 81 5 ;. - : -;
IS; s:I.I..,.l... 49,. \ - Il
Dsanllghl suswi It CO - = veuao fs
q. g.
Pure = = angel. scsis = ioysi
- st.sssss~, u tsaaealki 6as~i ~
How The oaks. easlssf I'd la.sa = they soi
Il I plays Il Is - siA 5sssyS -,
nlixas % g. h. a 8: sst,1,ss ~ sy.;
And even the dog, With bark ard : hound,
snsp 1t tho esysssls that eddJ a.ssee;
The town u aliyA aR1 IL ksaxe = Glow,
TO welcome the coming Of ths beautiful sncw.
Hou the via crowd eoes GeAS3ag dsoso.
HaiIiur each osI,er with humor and songi
How TIE gay siedges like metsor Ras ~,
Drixht III nomsat, thsn iost = he ~;
Ringing.
Dsshins they 80,
Over the crust of the be sutfful snovi
Snow 90 pure when IL falls from the sky,
To be trampiea in mud by the croud rnshinG BY:
To be tack and tsampled b thoulands Of feet
Till IL blends In the filth Of the horrible sfresel
Once wAs pure - the snow sut 4 fell;
Fell Hike the snow Ahes from heavs D--ts beal;
Fell, to be trampIed as nth Of the street;
Fell, to be sconed IT, 10 be spis upon and beeti
Pleading
Cursine, - 49,
Dreadng to die;
Selling my soul 70 wheeyer would buy;
Dealing In shame Tor niorsel Of bread;
Hating the living and fearing the dead
Merciiul Godi have fallen 20 Iowi
And yet was once like this beautiful snowi
Once was fair Is the beautiful snow
with an eye like its crystals heart like its glow;
Once was lesed for my innocent grace
flattered and sought for the charms Of my face.
Father .
Mother,
Sisters all,
God and myself. hsve lost by my fslii
The xetiest wretch that goes shiveriug BY
Will take wide sweep lest brush him too nigh.
For all that IL aAont me, know
There Is nothing that's pure hut the beautiful snoN
How strange it should be that the beautiful sDoE
Should fall on a stranger vii b nowhere to GO
How strangeit would bc-wben the night comes aHEai
III the snow and the ice struck my desperate bfai1
Painting.
Freezing,
Dying alone,
Too wicked for prayer, and too wesk for my moan
To be heard in the crnsh Of the crsxy town, i
Gone d ad In their joy at the SHOWS coming dotn
To lie and 10 die in my terrible woe +
With bed and shroud Il the beautiful snow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

NJ ExgCAN MUsTAN0 LsnHm ENT.
Thlpartfs In ST. Louh and Cincinuat who have been
Coun Isfetihg the Musasg Lihmsut under psesepcs Of
prppt ttcrshp, have been tborcughly estoped BY hs
Gourl. To guard agaiDst further fmpcetti0ns navs
pfoctfe from the u States Treasury private ssec
plate t~venue stamp wAcA pIserd fnp u sact
bottlJ Zach stamp btars the FEE sial6 Of my sigma
ture, bBd without which the arucir ~ Csuufsrsest
angt and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
te Istisment has been In and growing IN favor To-
msnyyexrs- There hardly existss hamlet On the habit
able kloe that does not coufnta esenee OF tta Weosx
full e3cs. II 10 Tie best snosut In the world Viii
ps ts~ut improve lie ercts upon
be LIe perfectly rcnaAs kaAie Sores hcaief pain
reiieId lives ed valuable sninls sia useful an
unto Ills ss~nsxd fos cuts bruises. sprainss Tsnnn
tsIn kwelns hes cuts, caked trcA&ts VI nned hossr
&c. iHis xevet.isn kssss6y A4 ahouid never - ~
pens with. should be in every EAniy- SOLD ~ =
Druekis
ocsti-dkw y. BAkSE4 nsw York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

RicH DREss Goops.-Fine Irish pop
lins. French mernos, DC. &c, at less
than cost OF Importation, at 81 Main
street. Ii. N. BosrwIck IL Co.
ian At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

CeLG sTEB nOSEr SOAP.
This celebrated Tssiss ssaP, IL s.ch universal
demand. IL made from the choicest nassriais, =
all Id and nan tent In IL nature. fragranso3
sceusea .ana extremely Beneficial n issactioa
Upon the skin FIR sale By al Druggists - vsnc,
Goods Dealers. laa1n1ydAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

w A Wisconsin, girl had one Of her
eyes gouged ont by COW the other day,
and then walked ten miles to see q ply
stefan. There's pluck for you
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Now York msney market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. Is.
Mcney-Steady at per cent.
Sterline-Quiet at l095z 8109sk for gold
Gold Unsettled and Irregular opening at 222 decl
ming to to 2tss4, and closing at 22ot5-
Government Extraordinarily sctive and without
decided change. r
7-So Treasury 1iS1<. 80
$50 Reg Coupons 10.
u. 8. $40 Coupons luQtz
U s es 81 coupons 1i2Iz.
G. OF 81 Reg Coupons lllL ~
l040 Coupons 1919.
Stocks-strpng a
.CAP93N; a3Cl391S G 4 RIl0G NAP nc 4s
rci I WabfB II Wayne esq xFHM CAN "
G7I; Scrip l2a3<; q 81 ~ Cart s736 Pc MAJ 10
YCn7Z. Miro g 9 q lIE Hssisvn lU9, Har
lem rs; Reading ia; 1897 n 1os; Toledo los q
o 4 Cert S03z: Quicksilver VIZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

MAsoNIc.-Special Communication Of
Eagle Lodge, No. IL, tonight. Work on
third degree
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Tor sALE-a0 feet sou.B eide

LOK SAIE-yU Feet south ride OF
Main sHx&ss b~4ween ID and 50: 20 fef snd story
house eoafaining rooms FIR Dwellings, snd good
store ROOMS nth cellar and eisn In the
house paved and mscadxn.xed on 4tL sttes. between
MAIN aud Hlondesn-nCw ccruei-d ard ding the b. 81
business In the city In Their lime triee 0s part cash
doan and paet On fire. II vii nccemmo a1.i-
iss with dwelling and sfoss and viii h. soid
quit desired
two story house on Exchange street. opposite the
unahodfGe charrh rooms cixfsfn asdt elisr Price
S1soo. Also story hrik With ruoEts and eistern
squares from the market, 4fh ktreet Price
Gee All the aiove property viii pay ted per cent
the fnvt stmeuf-
MISSOURI LANDS will sell or exchange for Mis-
sour iAnas the biisw&ag property low essces Bust
lot 20 feet By 50 ssh street tf~een Main
and noDdsanska bcst stand % from Mni FIvr
OF land situated ~ miles thelConrt House
In the adlkSen a this eAss well ndsg for vine
yard Also, well heated city bots IN old lrsffs
suit zAe E4 Axeihpr Address gising descriptions q
i.Bd.. J. l. ctkTIr.
jan5-dim Ke4kuk. lows
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DnilIcr crIowAi s.
UMIKD SsAres MAasaALs OrrfcEl
KEpKus, Dee. 81, 1s6l
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.


hereby stse sotics that by vhtue u~swant Of ar.
and monitiou issued Of the Office BIT the Clerk
thu United States District Court In and lr the Hstrc,
Il Iowa and 10 directed IN the 4bl1oing eunse to
sit: George W 0mon mariner and Hb@llans. aeainsf
the boat .Dcsctc her cngtner nthtnssy fnsnL
turs tackle md apparel in civil and afit~ os
demsnd II contract tor wagesthree hudrcd and sew
.nfy dollars, DID, the 18Th dsy 81 December lS6A Il
Nonfrose landing the Mssi&sippe ver Ii the caGs,
Lee and 0tate " Ioxn in safd besirt u Iowa arrest
md take h my posses len for sss eastoy ard b nos
lstain the above desrrfbed stramhoat Drsotor her ma
hinsry furniture engis<s. tackle and aPssrvl: and
aerehy al gre pubsic nosic~ taf the tide Assgned fs
the return OF said wavant Tese9y lite It'll day Of
'.bruary. 65 and hereby adusAisA an SUMMONS all
claiming any interest in the
scat "Dssoto." Or her engine, macAinsy, furniture,
sArkl~ an apparcf, Of kAowiag havk anyshinx 10
~ why The snns shosld not - con<aAed ard sid 10
- drand qfsasd bsilapt that they " ana -,
bsfeee ~ - District Court fr the southeru d.
.ion = - District q Io~a u retart tera 70 b. be-
aa and h61en = taid District Conrt ROOM 1nesdmy.
he It'll dr. ~ HehEaary - KeOkuk Iowa In eaid Die
,rict, IL ast HDsd d. to-wte Tuesday, he It'll
My Of Esessy, 1esA w. - vhsse 80 ceHss VIM
sc heard - - ths 70 fasespse thsar elsims asd
sa be3 ard nake t11 alleane3dao IN that be-
half II. II. 40xtx q. r..
deeH-dAw nyu. TUL1pN. Dspssy.
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Too wicked for prayer, and too wesk for my moan
To be heard in the crnsh Of the crsxy town,
Gone ad In their joy at the SHOWS coming dot q;
To lie and 10 die in my terrible voc
With a bed and shroud II the beautiful snow!
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Get the Genuine Article!

Real SOLID gnsura0e e-that stands tho tss
Of Time and Fire. to public and prfvnts oaek
furnished At proper rates, by tn we'll known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
No - onAaLrs T. NJ Esss To- IN III. ei'y Of Porte a

No Is CHARLES 7. NJ ERs's lc., IN tbs cy Of FORTE
mouth the side Of Count stsesi between s9ui@ anu
Bartstreet, n ar Union Bridge. - n,
No 90 CONSTANTINE w. YOUfT5 l~ In roi'
rouh on lie loh side Of ny street adoios ne
Of Ihous. C. oGySih ruriius noIIa tsSl eistyhW "'T
and W, 1t t2s) twenty i've feet. ,...,
No 90 WILLIAM NJ. MAHONEYs lot In Portsmouth,
on he south fI. Of L0udOnfrer on CoGitsrett
hundred 1di fifteen feet, aud Oh Louooo 'ee' '' ''
70. a. CT lrnTUs W MURDAU0Irsl LOT. in Portsuouth,
on tic south sids Of Hghsec tdoning John Co'hs al
simeon Whesi-r, lines, running south t.i oNe'L ~
thrt..r &, st by west IA twebty-icur feet. Il, =, .
No A.. JOHN 4. EUSTIES lot, in IoItsno ,n On ths
side q Cour street. between scath ana DIX '''''
No iaf JOHK r. COOKIES lo with sou,s thereon In
m, el.y II Portsmouth, tie north eide OF lss'seet V
nrg IA twenty fur feet and running back tIJ one .un
dfed and thirteen feet 1hs properly Is now oeeopsa W
Ne rs J0HE X. ccOEE'slo th- eastern side Of
between South and Crsbo-tretS and DO"
eccrrisa bv The Military Band Of the United sttes ,
40 ~ THOMAS HUNE3 lot, ltJj ti4ty't"t rom 'io
foutl-oast inerscciiou II RHndoipa id thhsne,e'' ~
I,rest (s thirty .ee., runuin. back 0 Gig ies'
Another o, on The we, side OF Coursres being mo
corner OF nte.sneion OF Court and aoTt 1iess
Alfo .h,,d
miro nurdred asi-nne.y tao square leCt, aSJo ue '
zoo Isl JAMES MURDAUGTs lot. the uorth ives,
corner OF tie intrsecion Of Crawford AID Louion'ie
lately occut pied by raid Iurdaufh -, .,.a...
NO. Isl. JAMES MURDAUGHs let al io' on the n0''u
ADD If r-et between hcde and ColTt.tfeesA
No 100 JAMES MURrAUGHS lot IN DE 'cHin soc OF
Londont-.et bavesn Or wford and Miidesteets, os's
par, Of iat 80. 20. according ~ p.en u saio cY'
: No ~ JAMES MUhDAUbNS lot 1t the northeast n
,crs,eou Of FHnghan md Loudonsr"es being (i) ono
hurGscd aud .hty feet Loudorseo, by tlJ) one nun
drsd ind Thirteen fact
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Urn Gooos.

NTEW SKIRT FOR 1855.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC ION DouBLE) sTEGI
SPRING.
VESTS, BRADLEY CAREEi
Successors 20 J. =. J. o. WEST,
NO. 81 CnAhHER5SH. EEN-YOAR,
A.. he owners Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
ltms 49, -, . ,,, ,,,,.,
PATENTED DUPLEX fLLIFNC" STEEL SPRING
SklHI
IT, Invention consists Of Duplex To- wo) FliH', Size
Spring, iug-uOs.y braided tightly sld imy .f tio' eds'
20 edge m1kg he TOUGHEST most elastic flexible I'd dnr 10
sfng ever used enabling rue wearcr in uuce ~ ~
great elasticity and fczb"uet 20 vlsce and iod ' A.rt
wuen IN easily win tire convenience " slS
des 1t entirely obvatr and Sences the Only d.
ostous Hoop skirts VIZ: tie Annoyance 20 lc weaer 20
the public especially u crowded A.en ora TIi-irt
rrcad chrch pews Or 10 sny ct1Wdi psce 9m We
d!NcCy q contracting tArm and occupying iiI- ga -
t,s en- irav moves me aacntr U'ie ewing tie .Nt t,
usus " and symnrrcsi iorm ami the ga'est ana mcI
styh aud raccld ayrci.snce oT the st7re cfa Prone
usi or hp dsss. lldY having enjoyed pe f1eA4* ~
con for and creit convenience o. wcLrrg The Dn,1 hido
Srring Ski br siu.,e day, viii never riterwIa HiMgJ
dispense ,s tho q thr. They srr ths hos entny "a
every part b the i.h;cst NOS dnrsoe coniot r
ecoicfu al kit r1te Ncrch.n,s viii g. supplied c., Ahore
and ade. "a Tsoass rat4n rtosos IL uis Guy sud
,hTcl Llu.. Tie ] fcrc.t Sfl'ss. - --...,
90. INQUIRE FOIs THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRiN0 SH!tE
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Go Get.
Gorsts, Carriages, &e.
AssIsrsyr Quarter MAsrxns OyYiCc,
No 10 STATE TT NV Yonx Ian 10;

=" NsISsNT VUAkItH MAsrXns UTPlCc,
No 10 STATE st. NEw YonN Jan. l. lea
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED II will purchase 4, op-n market ali Horse,
that may BE- Presented sud the
Stables. Oh Tiftty'tfthst near F-uh.a's. un further
notice. follows:
10 hand, high
ARTILLERY HORSES, from TO 10 year. old-lsl hand,
bish aud ovofte weigh 100 pounds and DARK color.
Price for Cavalry Horses &l65 each Price for larry
Hor.es $3.50 each paysbs In such fund, may be-
b. the Government
0E0. T. BROWNING, Captain nd A. ON.
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1Sew TJnbIirdtlons.

yr,UE NERVOUS SEMINAL SYSTEM: TIA
: IisJt gFs .,Jtbsir PROPER TREATMENT. fihh
ES.t'1. TO- the Zee Of Suferr+ hy CHAaII' D. HA..
homo (oruely Professor Of eM hrsofS A. IN tGe
100 . ~ n i:ai Collsgs NJ y Pice 81 50. Z. WARMER
tISr 10 Nescvit o. TIE suthcr No 81 Far l1thst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

No. % DAVID GuQDN 1Ns frn, cor;-iuins sbor 'os
henied zoo lls. yIs near Deep Cree o.Hn. 20 buds
Il .ury Gefirtts Lrli and the auGs 81 hr Ly5i tro
I'D loseph O. ban .nd We public road lo.aI hsa pSep
{ rock 10 Great Bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

IMPORTATION WANTED OF SUGaNNAH
4 CLIFFORD, dangh'eg OF WILLIAM ard BRIDGET
CLIFFORD decreased Deceased dep ia ne ne hbo.hood
Of ao so, and water Efst RIVER about five u az years
sYo ANY Information ~ peeiirs Acr viii he ,in1luly
ce,ted from aiy friend by her sunt, NhAGtHhE FIIL'
JOHN Virdnia City State OF Nevada PasiSc Coast
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Ueooins CARDS. &e.

A T VIM. EvERDELLn SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
"A ton ct EMBEDDING CARDS ND FINE 3gAIIoNERY.
QStsblAnsd lalAl
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WE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-
Jnsuranec 0gnlne. Asfioents.


T'uE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE 90.
l. OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPTTAL"............ $500, 900.
lrsures against
+ ACCIDENTS
OF every Ds'enDs':h, Renting "a loss d , or P.rssss -
j4ry. Pohcie, iIred ios prom.ama ii
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting Insurance. 20 the amount ~
FIVE THOU SAND DOLLARS.
against accidental los. Of lie whs travelling oy Say Sss
conveyance Z t'.. s
Nd TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy for Fly. Thousand Doa.s and also rvaa
hVe posrs yer week compensation for persoIsl injury ss
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures fl policy or 45 90 snd *25 p-rweek compose
ton iof ell accidents travelling OK osaer~i-s
Policies for $500 with ~ PER week compensation, can
had for 80 per aGnum; any foi 500 10 SSos 9
pGoporiionse No medical egArnualion reg led
RODNEY DENNIS Sec. JAMES a. PATTERSON, PrssA
sEw yoag EspKasEcEs:
Hon z. D. Morgan. New fors.
Morris kcschuni, Kr,chnn. Son Co. BsnkerA
jonathan ID. steele PTest. EAsaIa Fus Ias. Co
Charles J. Martin. PrssS Home Ina Co.
jean Taylor Johnston, Prest. Cent X r. Go. fNswJoR
George 4 Robbius. q. ). Robbins Son., Bsaksfa
O. DIP. (Irsnl. banker, Amos 4. Emo, n Y
John J Phelps New-fork; Gee. III. Stuart. Phi!A
Hon ". H. BLct.us cham, Gov Stsi9 q Connecticut
POLICE, issusd by EDGAR FORMAH. Agent No ~ ~
ton. st west nom corner Broadway, y. I.
Influential CsnvsIssr, wanted Iof he New fak AGAV
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N7HE NEW FRENCH SOCIETY NOVEL.
D. APPLETON & CO..
NOS. AS AND AS BROADWAY,
Publish ThI Day.
CHATEAU FRISSAC;
HOME SCENES N FRANCE,
BY CLivR LOGAN.

vol, l2iaO. Cloth 81.
EuTICEs FROM LEADING ENGLISH JOURNALS
ssl voLaile thu adys within, which gives peculiar
svor Of It's own spa IN any iornt literary zeTis ne
bpec;Ator. -,
aonverssiiona with which the novelette, G5oands
(which are euineutly FICuch'- The Critic.
She has gved OF French society-not in Paris
eone described TIE aud manners OF fashionable people
e. their country houses in r.hnce'-l The Queen. .
INDEPENDENTLY Tire argucn the tale u worm festins
Cor the sail ia which is construct and foT tie snow
edge Of French society o. tie upper css which pleasantly
aad gracefully impntH-ite lEusntte NewT Of the old
presents Parlsisn sur.ty oil it, charm in al s
fneris to vii Desr uvesuon Of truth unbiased
by expedecy bat she h.s Uc-6 the symptoms Of disease
which the i. and tE WpIhggs " the caik'r o. TIE
core end she has spuocs liberation but With bold hand
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
manufacture Also solid Chssput and Wslpgt
Chamber suites plain and ornamental q H. r. YARRlSQ
TONS 80 Canslst. oppos..s NooAss ksabtAhsd IA
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Real Gstnte fer Sale.

J. BLEECKER, son d CO., No. II
"A. Cedsr., offer Al private sale the following improved
property
a ars &c ttors In Pesrl, fronting Cedar st.
irunu stone house Last IbTy.es hth'r, near Lex
iugton.Eve. 49, -,
very lue home LcTing onsve. near Thirty hhhst
houfc Wet Twen,otht T., Le,T the theological sem
nfy. ra,.,.,
house on arington.sv-. She Of Threth s
Hous. 10. sos BrooIne.t., near tsurensst.
Ao many other parcels Of improved and unp'oved real
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u,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1864
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
WILL BE READY ON SATURDAY. l+Tn.
Ia addition TO tho u,u.
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
TT WILL
United State. Government, Ministers, &c;
s.pstor, and Representatives. Of XXXVIIlA Conysni
xxxIXth Congress, 90 far al chosrni
Laws passed at tho last Session OF Congress;
Public Resolutions and PIocisInationsi
Party Platforms Of 1864 Baltimore and Chicago;
%. The Rebel Government. Congrossmen. SCI
g.yshoders' Rebellion or Chronicle Of War EVENTS
Native States Of tbs Amt .iean born People
Election RetuIns for PRECEDENT GOVERNOR Conzressmen
no in 1864 compared with the Presidential Vote In 1885,
State Capitals Governors Salaries, Time Legislatures meet
Cine Of State Elections;
Territorial Capitals and Govenorsj
Popular Vote by State, for 1856, 1860 and 1884
Vote Of 1850 sabO.,ly analysed ssd compared BY f0pais
eou Free and Slave with percentage, 10
PRICE % CENTS SEVEN COPIES FOR ONE DOL
CAR
ordsn Cnslos.ns s.sA) shsuld De sddressed'
THE TRIBUNE.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW-YOPK, COLLIE
v TORS OFFICE, December 10 lgt Tlo fol
lowing rasrchsna.e, VIZ Two hundreJ "a dayfv. TINS
Kukes. Hs' Csune Coe imported PER Zip Conf.Ahtiu-
from Iyorroo UereMb x, 1903 having Teilued IN store
unclaimed beyond the period Owed b. sw vii Le sod O;
pn. ic Auction 10y JoHN II. DRAPER D, hgc.ionee'',
H. 1855. 1t /. O'Clock m. B. DRAPER, Collector.
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Sales bp q urtlcr.
A. "a. nYRwrs. kuo''oneer

A. n. HHRvfs. kuc'oneer
pY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. 694 end
10 6s Broadway, co., Of Ahat-SG-r Of Becsi, sta
tcncry fctare, Nol. Of AT tanGY Good, Furniture 10
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. i95
~ Bway nesry ol ooe 81. Nichols, Ho' s-GEO A. LEA
WIT Auct.oucef nv J. T.. Cooley. ConSg on'e fostsd
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- Personal PROPERTY
No. - TERRY STNCLAfR hou,ehola tfnitara .'
No 50 THOMh5 HUME, Jr's personal property
No. 1875 JOHN X. COOK & hons.hod fdfniturs.
selsd bsrd and condemned under tho Conncsca act Of
July sev-n1enth eighteen hundred and sixty two the
property above named attendants and will b. sold Tor
The ~ Of tie United StstsA
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
United Btses Marshal for Lbs Distlis. " vtrsinia
b-An persons buying ct ths sale viii ~ required %
mako spost OF fourth Of the purchas. money 40
the property struck oa otherwise will be nsed q once
JOHN UNDERWOOD =
United States Msuhsl for the Distriet Of virsnis
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Chances for Business MIsn.

TOR SALE-The STOCK and FlXTUREso Of
al old established Hardware store together with TN
YEAR LEASE. Thr owner ds.i.inF business. Apply -
7. BALDWIN, No. POI Bowery.
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How the Soldiers Feel.
The Atlanta correspondent of the
Main TELEGRAPH saws:

The Atlanta correspondent of the
Main Telegraph says
Having mingled freely lately, with
the soldiers of the United States army
in this and other vicinities, must adj
wise you of my convictions with regard
to their feelings toward the South, and
contrast their opinions with those ut.
tered by the contemplate radicals and
blood drinkers, who are demanding
death and destruction to be visited on
our people.
In our own country as well as in the
North there is q very considerable class
Of our people, who having always been
too cowardly to be soldiers, yet having
the spirit that makes them savage ty-
rants, they now seek to have vengeance
melted unto those of our people who
chose to become Confederate soldiers.
The western soldiers despise the rad
ical ideas of these agitators They are
acting on the generous policy that the
conqueror owes the conquered proper
respect, and that all conduct calcula.
ted to open afresh the wounds of the
past, is unjust and ungenerous. They
think that a fraternizing course is the
only sensible and proper policy to pur-
sue. Hence it is matter of surprise
as well as disgust to them that certain
Northern JOURNALS still persist in sys
tematicaly publishing contemplate
sneers and insults to our people.
have not met with one Federal soldier
who has exhibited an exulting spiri
over their conquest of our army.
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COpperhead newspapers cite the Sc
dlton law restored to the code by the
Legislature st its late session, as an.
other specimen Of the harsh legislation
Of the State, aimed at rebels and rebel
sympsth'zsrs Il was 4 righteous law
and oughs aever to have been repeal.
ed. None but rascals fear it
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$500 Reward.

an tha n day Il Juns a voupR man e,ll;ns,
" hlmfeh ALLISON, saying he was q sen 81
MS. Ailson, on Summer street, city Of Nashville,
aso y preseuted that h had heen in the rebel AZ.
al9s end hsl lad eot bone, end asked 70 hire a
Hefse ~ basgy g eight miles and retnra H
b NJ ash ed ior reieTeEsse said Mrs aiIson. his
mo her, and ". Matt Brown and severaI ofhers
Noul indorse BAN. ] wlthoat apl,ly; q - suid
parties, let Inn have aibaY horse alen. ai,f ,,svS
old. n rghf hint foot little -vhiss 90 slse
having teen cuppied m same look abcuf ~, -.
hands hleni nep buggy q the lats. style AZ mote
painted black &ilh sln i head strip. 7he r,-T an
pesis q hs sboqt Y OF y years old; about Set
and 10 OF Il inches h'Rh ghs abouf IA - "a
unds ART, not hsck, Ia r fair skin, blsct
eyes. vii give sl00 reward for The holse snS
buggy. or &2ll for all-say horse and buggy sn5
thiei-reiurned TO me 1t my stable in Nashville
Jy9 dis ], 4. NEWMAN.
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At an election held ct Vicksburg.
Aiss-, sn the lst inst, Thos. ]. Ran
doiph was elected MryOr, and Richard
Richardson Assessor and Collector.
The election passed Off quietly. The
herald says all the candidates were Of
The Oldest and most worthy citizens