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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
New York, Oct. Is.

4NE" L UNk, OCI IU1
The safe Of the Erie R. r. Co, in use by
one of their paymasters, at Port Joyyas, was
opened on the night of the Ilth inst, and
$4,000 in currency abstracted therefrom.
Over Sl2, 600 of the amount was this morning
found buried on the premises near bv,
andsssuch information has been obtained as
justifes the hope that the whole will be re-
covered and the thieves arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

BY Tclepaph-l aEv YoRi Oct IL
coton-rrner st 81 Oe2e FOR m4ddlfns
Fionr-Less active and prices without decided chaps
at soos rs for Extrs stAts 1898 30 for krt,s r.
D., spd 6o0lo 80 for Trade Brands, market oaa.in,
quiet
Nhisky-More active; Western At . -.
Gran-wheaf steady; White Winter rather easier .,
i61l 80 for Chicago Spring. 'sdal 50 fdr Nil Cluh
sotdl 81 for Amber MI latter pric. an 0.
for Winter Red Western and az 20 for rev Ambe,
State. Rye Arnsr, Canada Is. Baslsy dull Corn /,
lover for unsouna and without decided ehans for vount
At 7f@7sc for unsound and eoosllzc fJr sund mikes
Western, latter extreme Oats heavy AID lover a
&sd47 51c for un.ound aud 569elc for sourd.
Petroleum-Quiet and unchanged
Wool-Quet
Provisious-pork hrmer at Is eoD3s ociL for mes
closing At 80 90 cash; 30 90 for prime and sd oo3o q
for prime Beef quiet and firm Sale. of 10 600 n
at 10 6o0l3 so for plain and IS 5oels so for ex
tra ness Cut Meats quiet aud steady Bacon dull
Lard dull ai 2t92ol1c. Butter in demand at s2a42c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

Col. JAoUEss DIscHARGED.-It seem sthat
Col Jaquess arrest and Imprisonment on a
charge of murder, was at the instigation OF
malicious seceshers, and he has since been
discharged on examination. 1t appears ac-
eording to the statement of writer in the
Press, that the conspirators invited him to the
bedside of dying woman and then arrested
him as an sceomplioe in her murder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
Sunday Night Report.
Reported Escape Of JEFF. Davis.
80 NfW YoRY. Oct L.

- 50 - $50 NHW Ao1k, Oct I'D.
A Washington special says an extraordina-
ry rumor prevails here tonight that jeff Da-
Wis has escaped from his place of confne-
ment and is now afoat on the ocean, bound
probably for Nassau. 1t will be remembered
that Davis had recently been removed from
the casemate in the Fortress to Carroll Han
building IN the interior Of the Fort, where he
was given comfortable apartments.
The story was that on Friday noon Davis
got out Of the fortress in the disguise of a
negro stevedore, and got on board An English
steamer which was waiting in Hampton
Roads. The vessel set sail Immediately after
he reached the deck. 1t is further reported
that the escape was winked at by the highest
officials in Fortress Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

"Henceforth you must be measured accord
ing to your merits, and If one man is more
meritorious than the other, they cannot be
equals and he who is the most mer'torous
is the superior without regard to color"
"He that is most meritorious, and virtuous,
and intelligent, and we'll informed, must
stand highest without regard to color. 1t is
the very basis upon which heaven rests itself.
Each individual takes his degree in proper
ton to his merits and his virtue. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

The Boston Transcript, commenting upon
the Connecticut election, says: Eve leeEp
that A. II. Stephens, now confined in Foot
Warren, is in favor Of the impartial sufffaGe
which Connecticut repudiated, that is, he iz
in favor Of allowing negroes, qualified p =
nscticnt de6aiion, makes Stephms = ssEad
cal Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

D11D,
0ctobsr 14ah AGr0 L., vtfs VI Capt Il J. Hukaksan
aged 10 years and moashs. :
1snsssi Win take plsee ~ O'Clock T. tedsy q The
residence OF Mr. l. AAtess Friends Of the fanii,
respectfully requesssd 70 sttepd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
Bosror, OCT. Is.

+ II bosroS, Oct ID.
The burning of bridge at Stafford, Conn. +,
delayed the mail train from New, York last
night and it has not arrived up to this eve.
ming.
= noftheasterly rain storm conmenced
early this nanine. Il u ~ ora
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

g ONE year ago Horatio Seymour declared
the war to be failure. Non b. y trevelihg
around begging people to come up sa4 vote
for q successful general. Which deserves the
greater admiratioa-ths ingeniousness0 0f Sey-
mour or the magnanimity of Slocum?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
New advertisements. /.

|YNHE MASONIC HARP-A collection of
Masonic odes, Hymns. songs, &C, for the Public
aud Private Ceremonies and Festivals Of Fraternity
by @ CHASE, rs cents. Aiso the Harp and Monitor
contsinug In addition TO the preceding the MonitoraI
Pfaycrs, Char Expanatons Ac used n confe ring
the Degrees BY q. ". CaAsE, 81 Mailed post-psid on
receipt Of price. OLIVER DTTsON 90
ocfiA Publisher Boxtou
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

TIE IRos TRADE.-The Iron Age, Of October
5th, says: "The demand for Iron continues very
brisk, and the supply quite insufficient. The
American manufacturers are overburdened with
orders which they prudently will only enter At the
rates ruling when the orders are filed. Scotch
Pig continues scarce. American Pig Iron con.
tinues very scarce, and prices are higher. The
blast furnaces reluctant to accept ORDERS hav-
ing en5ugh now to occupy them for months This
scarcity restricts trade very much. We notice
sales of No. ] and No. Extra at SIS to so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

~ JrDGE ApPEKsoS, Of the circuit court for
AmtgHnery county, Ky, hes decided that
the act Of Congress, approved March 3, 1865,
freeing the wives end children of negro soil
diers is unconstitutional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

| BY Telegraph NV YcRKyOct IL
Money-Easy at per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull at l0oO10eiS
eold-wihout decided change; opening at l<AJz, eio
sing at 1&4H.
Total exports Of specie to-day 500 as.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
Choice Music in a Cheap Form

| EOR the nse of Choirs. Societies and Con-
Il rentions. The Cboralist. comprising stznd~r I'd
chr~uses Anthems frio- Qrsrtett. &c wfth acc u,t.
niments for Piano and orgsn. 2l No. each % Choral
Classics comprising Canta;as and choruses ~ eminent
composers IL Nos, prices various Tue Opera eempri
sing frtos Vustets and Choruses from faroYfte operas
u Nos each 25. list Of pieces ned In the Allow
cent on Application. OLIVER DIrSoS CO.
/ cctl& Publishers Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

The Pennsylvania Copperheads love tht
soldiers 50 well that they are ipsiHips IA
the towards who ran away fen, - dIAf
shall be permitted TO vote.
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Gold.


By rslegrsphJ NHw YolK, Oct. "A.
Gold-Less active The receipts at the cnstom hous
for the week having been about miilien and hal
than last week. The price huotusses between
| and 144sss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

.drc W xlh4 . & PAfl4sslsaA,OsHN
Col Forney's newspaper, the hess, vii
l4rrssr scosi W enlarged 70 the size Of the Nev
\ OK oeeReeos sfod sassssa 7au - aessas4 sfs -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

soArs L.AyIss ro.DAr.

Auscatine, --, g.. PAul.
Sucker State, Hight, St. Louis.
= J. H. Johnson, Matson, 81. Louis.
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
Burlington, Rhodes, ST.. Louis.
J. IL. johnson, Mason, St. Louis.
RsuetnG Mn. Dabuqus. /
Ptfrei, 0aii, D6buque.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Jeahnie Deans, Alfcrd, 81. Louis.
RembfhA. Hiu, St. Louis. IL
] rstre, 0AIl ~. Leuis- +
sasad ANYWAYS YHf1KDAY.
49, s4Ags.ts sLncy nsrtFsn. Hrslns1i, 81. Lsuas.
: s4caes afa Rssoautr, Gsf1sk, ~ sloais. h
-, sn.a pKRARryRxs I1gE11DAI.
Hsrnxkssa, 1Acdis, b. rsui.
s.ss.x |, rs ssssss q csnss, g, pse.ses.
III 4 II FFlsa4sa4assas j "
ne vsaEAsr yesterday ~ 49, aal 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

Lone IsLiSD, Oct. 10.
Maj. Gen. Geo. b. McClellsn is expected
to arrive in this city from Enrope' in ,abont
three Weeka. allssit aas9 y sall NJ ss.sa "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

MoSrcoxERY BLAIR is stumping New York
for the Democratic ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16

THs neat Cppsssss wM pf fcia1l pDel8h
the territory Of Colorado - The th1ens@1Ath
gtHSs h III jUSion. so
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Returning sincere thanks TO the public and our
frieuds for the liberal patronage be-fowed
viii be spared 10 give perfect sstsfseiion TO ali who
favor with their patronage, and TO make our estse
hssment the Pride Of ne Gat> CRY.
Respectfully,
octlo III N. BOSTWICksk Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
NV Yoak. o. 81.

ia IsF3 ItA. E skN5ke1 WI -
b A general movement hay besn comdAsnced
6y the officers Of the O. s. Navy to petiSl
CcagreN fer ~ acseeseRfPaH- u. sa,a
The Tunisian Embassy len On he steamei
lRCn1yaoxnkga yiait 70 Niaeaz0 0sllA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
OFRICE REMOVED TO MAIN sTIEEf, NO. 81 4.
Over Younker Bros Dry Gcods Store in the
room lately occupied by the Keokut
Library Association.
FRANKLIN kY.
FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
Franklin Center, Lee County, Iowa.
Rev. J KERN, A M............... PRINCIPAL
Mrs J. .CoCHRANE.-..... .-.... Assistant

YNHE Winter Session commences October
Il 23d, 1855. and etds May I'D. lseG.
This Institution affords opportunities for obtain
ins thorough Engsh German, Classc- Sci-ntlf. and
Business Edncatsou Special attention ~ given vocal
aud Instrumental music Mathematics and SatuIa Sci
ences. Great advantages in German and French.
TERNs-Sio for all the common breaches. For par
ticulars arply to the Principal
Good board and lodging be had very mcderats
rate In respectable German aud English fsuies
oct1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-16
LOWEST PRICES,

Examine the stock Of the One Price Popular Eo&ss sf
BOsTwICK CO, s. Main street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

EE-5recil attention Vyeu On the Purchase snt
Sale OF OOl TON sni 81. iluus Of Proi'Ice.
- Uooas forwarded with despatch.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

1 DErIgED QUaCE.-A Reuilemsu in Ala
bama ~ e1truuE himself 0o- duy. fe.t
sudden pain, and isuTIaE hs iuterual ma
chiuery bal been thrown out Of gear. s-ut
Tor negro % bis plantation, Who usfs
some pretsns.on- 10 medical skill. 10 pre-
scribe i0r bin. The negro having invt.t--
Ested the cause. prepared and adniu.st.rsd
: dose 90 BIS patient witE The utmost COO
htsnrs q speedy care. so relief beng
experienced, AoEefers the gentleman sent
f9r Phyaician' she o. arriving. inquired
OF she negro Wbut medioius b. bad gwen
his matter. Bob promptly responded. RE-
IL and alan, sir 20 "What d.d y5u give
them l0r?" continued ths Doctor. why. =
replied Eo5, ''ds stun 70 drnE ths para le-
gsdasr, aud De rstin y ssdasf zE." Ths
Psiispt sYsaiublly rseovsrri
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

The Original sud B-ls iu The World
The only true and perfect Hair Dyc Ha-u
less, Reliable end Instantaneous Prodlc-l
. immediately sp.rudld blsgA 1r nature
bsowns without inIuruE she 4sis 1r skfa.
Remedies the i.l el-cts 10 HaI dyes. sHi1
by al Druggists. The genuine a s.-uar
William A. us.-hel1r. AHo,
AzgtgfratHg ll.rarf 81 A.afrrars. TO-
hlstgr.sg s1.a 5aaHt. .I.r GO Ha.-
CHARLES BAIyuLLu.. NEwluax.
seni5-Iv
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y, - -l,H'f-si ia annou1as 0ant. Ilas n llI.
'hN sa a caal.ia-a '1f -a-e.saas 4, - 49,, =.
e-ln'l Lri-'er a. -la sl- u.ng Nara sisgt1a.
We are authorized o. auug41.. rvs...
Sa-lE as a c.rd. .ials t5r g.untv r-...f...
thu arNt Msu-h eiecton
u Aie s.iaorEtd 90 announce VIZ j fREI,
& &-l-' - q esnl.datn i-r ricclCa a1 tho 90
teuniT llgztev az ln-eusurug 1fa-.r .'-.-...-
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Nl Msaooes.-rhs wa.A.azlos cArsr

ME- MeHoocH.-Ths wash.urIoa CAroE-
iels 81 the lIth says
We rsgrst 70 hear of the coatinued iliness
q lanes ,. Aurdochs E-l-, The distn-
EuiEhed actor and eiucuti1u - During the
var Mr.. Murdoch uas .ucsssant iu his pa
triotc laaocs On behalf Of 5lr ao'disrs sul
established I'd b.m-slf a. ruviabie reputa-
ton throughout the country HeHss under
an engareus-nt 90 appear af the Arrh street
Theatre, ~ Phlladrlphis, tbs svebiuFs Boz.
NJ 10 h.s Sudden aud severe indlspasi-
ton. be viii not b able y proceed 90 that
city Cor isa days. He has ben removed
from bis hotsl - ths resIeeacs o. NJ
Frsuklia Ph.lp, vhsFs be = under he csrs
% hif Pkysieifa,
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hREwERY.
CARHIAGE AANUFACTUKERs.

al lERS 3 hUNT-Manulacru rureTs Of all the
vi Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
buggies, Express Wagons ami CArDalIs. = North
MarAet street.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Fuel and Buildings

4 WILL aa 'ar ssI- sI = P1hi.- Aalsr cu 90 SAT.
i uRuAF. Dseemu-r is.h t.s 3af Faurhu'. f.ar.
a ne Ilus o. ine NHshT ic sud Norfl.- ygaa.sr..
- road. o guf m.te= rom Nashville Teul
TEo hundred aud hay .Psf1 Cor.is o. wood 4 d,
- o. LoE Hoiisra sarh .-l1la faet s-f1 ~. ~
aalHis b. made % De nrr1tss7, cHs.Hda -..,.. =.
l0s-m Term ta-n % ttoFerlmanf Euu.ts
- ordsrof aPf a. r. E.iIj EhI-f gMUT
A. ". WlLI-
afr7ff ErL Msi. sHI a u tf
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NO. 224.
SPECIALN NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

AEe alll1rlel 90 auleuucs h05rICF.-
nNaNta A. q csutlfsls Cor sharf ol IarrrzI.
eaii2ifi e thr c1slilllg Msrsh sIs.tln a.a1..9
We ars AZ borlr-1 . snuouuca w. G. Ss.s .- d.
~ iia-' icr sneud OF uarJ-on c1lnfy. Il ~.
uerI Nsfch ele-uau.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

THE BiiL roE Tbs REiTFT oF Mss LIZ
CoLS Mr.. wentworth, II Illinois, intro
duced 10 Congress, 1u Wednesday last, a
bill o rriatiOu 90 Mrs. Lincoln, the passage
Of which is required BY the dignity q. well
tho generous spirit Of the country. 10
provides for the payment % the widow Of
the late President Of the foil salary that
would have been due for his four years term
Of service. IN paying this salary the coun-
try has 80 opportunity 70 make one mate
risl recognition of the services 90 The great
martyr u the pubiic cause aud 10 should
certainly not isil o. provide for those whO
l0st their only supporter ADD protector IN
the same bereavement shat robbed the
country Of its chosen leodsr. To is said that
the ssiate len By Ar. L-Ic1lu IS practically
a great q ssl below he figure il has been es-
tlmated a.. a1d thsl the widows portion ol
this is not sufficient o. maintain her 10 the
p isidou in which every lover Of The country
would desire 20 see the lady who had been
the h1u0red vile uf one Of the nation 3
greatest man. Let the bill 20 throuFn bv
all means, and Iet Congress remember that
70 DO this piece Of justice grsc-fally it must
/ DO Dc a. Uncs.-N- y Hfr1if.
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A LadY Commits Suicide--Natiga-
ton ClOsed---fiTe at Ponuach,
Mich

- AaAAI 1ommhAH HmAfANE@a NmNlEua
tiOn ClOsed---FiTe at Ponuach,
Mich.
special Dispatch 20 rhe Cin-innar Ca-a.t..
CHicAGo, Dee. l3.-Hr.. Page. rs widowed
daughter of Major General Ben So Preut.s-,
Of quincy, H.. C smmitlei suicide on tL-
18th, while Al she house OF her i4thrr. on
the morning Of that day. She appear-d uu-
usually dowucast and SD, and uuallv she
told some OF the family that she was going
into the back yard. and they need u0l look
for her return Tor some time. Before going
0ut 0f the door she took The urecauu5u 90
draw the curtain OF the ind0y Ehich I,oked
| into the yard. As she Ps.--d cg.1red
woman 10 the yard. she told her thst she
was going % make way with herself. and
| lelt directions iar her burial The woman
supposed she was ioking and took nJ notice
/ Of it- lhs lady not returning ior some time.
| search was Instituted end her lifs.e-- body
l was lOuEd IN a cisteru near The stable. We
| have no further particular. lt viii 5e
[ vseollccted that some time since. Cen. Prem
| Hss and his son were hued lvs dUlIar- each,
I Tor horse whipping young mau wnu VIA.
I paying attention % thi- daughter. Nhsth-r
this iact has any connection with tLe aui-I. !,
I remains 20 bo develorei.
/ The iherm0met-r thfs moruinr reached
7 Eve degrees below zero. Sayiratisn has
closed
a IRE occurred at Pontia-. 3Iirh hi.
morning destroying property yalasd 81 iarty
I thousand dollars.
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Brick Dwelling for Sale.

A SMALL le.t Hdu7s &c tas rar-r- ei Biah
"a s-1cs ana 'iui isnf AI.sy, tsfs-su Cnu1 b.
adj hroaf = offered sf e fs.r ~. ~ I5tt4 tI
i-ei ifpni = lt-. Esleugs t1 q q NsU. j. l
haf spplazuts all alply b D. asrnr-.
al.L. - NELH-LA . III .IEEl
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REAL ENTATB AGENTS.

IONE observation-disclosures and Retail
- boOk-g ler-. St.uuuers, auu New Agents
No. 80 Norlh Cherrs street, Nashville, Tenn
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Splendid Blue GFass Farm
for Sale.

I160 AckE4 o. LAND, 10 Harp.th Waller.
luz Williamson c1iuiy ~ miI-s nom ErsB.
20, ol ne Nnnrls ani Hals6oro' u1rlrk-. me
$40 = tleA e. feain, and Hta.e h.Ie grass rr0aH
az over iAe pla'~ -pluiaue1ls' s G. red ar s q
AtA % pflee- Good p pew HrrE l.ss o., Isn
i''li- fl'd fIiilu go ant pres ee.l FaieI.
ss1a isni ~ a.t = % r.saa runaTai y o. l1f 90
atttaH a. utfu- Ersrft..EE AL Er1a ua ft.s
pa = tEsl ran b. nr0sIH.e.. % aay snt. Ior.h ar
-ouih. VII BE- d.t fsa .l -ur pgr-aesr- Aup.r
% iferlu-iuI Fat-IlN dUisfEk.
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5la5hrille 4lniuu.
Nm. CAMERON a co., PuoIl.asrs.
SATURDAY.. DECEMBER :. lsa5.
SOUTHERN AID MEETING IN
BROOKLYN.

wealthy Citizens PreSent-NOrthern
Charity for the Suffering south
Addresses, Resolutions, etc. -
Speeches by DR.. rockingham, Mr..
Todd, Of East Tennessee, Colonel
AllstOn, formerly IN the Rebel
Army and DR.. .YintOn-The Amount
Subscribed on the Spot.
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motion wa. mrds by Mr.. Stranahsn
- a8opted, that The Treasarsr, hr. ste
rLsrs. should be considered o. an Sgsnt ior
~. RECEPTION OF larthsr su5scri ptiuus a. All
tir,es. The meeting then sdiourbsd.-N.
y T--5.asf, i2ft.
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WnrIrad.

papryFg 80 czsh rom q 800 70 SIS ooo,
a = - Ia tf.s hotel buzuess "a . iarEe nv ~
- sun. ne houss . t5'ug iarEs t1sl1s-s
-. a rrsr tbsf hss aola ~ pFris1ce 1s 10
- furinsss Ira1sIet. Aderlss
sess-S As, c. 5sssyils, ?. 0,
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For Rent,

Two very ncal roeu7s usal -. srsf. On ne
secaaf aaaf of tdr uaa lEiirus "a Cf.t-.--.
7tfss', heloa - PCS O-asei aud ns1tts tsra-a u
Ai1sriscu's Tne=a ruorua are gsTY suifsrHs -.--
citess. or sesp % ro4ns Apply 20 Wm s8s-
IA. MnLsIC1e sirees5 cf %
NzLsJS 2 huRFaEE.
af-N-i7 ssas'.l Agsss.
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ASIRsT NATIONAL BANK-GoYemment Deposi-
Z t5ry-No. 50 College street, between Union
sad tne Public Squai dealers IN Uncuuent
Money, Exchange, COni, ane Government Secur-
lies o. al nnds. 5toelss and Bonds bought ard
rod on Commission. Collections promptly a.
tended TO.
A O. sASFozp. Pres't. JAS. g. OGDES .Cash'r.
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NIAER, THOS, S-Broker, corner Union and
w Coil x sGruet-, bCys and sells Gold, Incur
runt Money, trcYsrnmeut Securities and Vouchers.
CLlle lions a!tCald,td u promptly
Also buys ana sell on Q. mmlsaiOn-
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NEw IOsE, 9th December, So. J
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NEE lOsE, 9th December, 1867. J
Hon h. McCuuoeh, seerstsry CT The TIessuy.
Wsshisgton, d. q.
We are in the receipt Of q communication
from Mr.. Assistant Secretary Chahd o., en-
closing what purpOrts % be a Treasury nose
Of the 80 called Confederate State, bearing
the imprint Of this e0mpauy, With request
that we Teturn the same 10 the Hon
cradle Secretary with any report or explain
alton, etc. In reference % which We beg 70
state
In the fore part Of March, 1901, Mr.. O..
B. Lamar, a gentleman then Of high s0ciai
and commercial standing, tprssidsHt Of ore
Of the largest banks Of this city,j gave the
o-der IN the usual way 0f business for the
plate for his Southern correspondence.
The idea was the occasion Of some amuss-
meut, no one believing thea that there
would be opportunity Tor the use oi such
issue. Five hundred sBd hfty- -four sheets
were printed and delivered, when the
proclamation Of President Lincoln appeared
interdicting commercial intercourse with
certain southern States, upon which be do
clined % print any more. The plate was
then requested by the party who ordered 10.
Instead Of complying with such request. we
at once efiacsd and cancelled b. 5ub.e-
Queotly, at the instance OF Ar. Secretary
Chase, the Unitsd States Marshal called
and informed Us that he had iu-truc-
tons % take .u charge Whatever plafes,
| 6c., bad been made thus c0uceliedI,
and were subsequently informed that
/ those made by the other company
/ had also been delivered lu similar c5udi-
ton. The Honorable Secretary viii please
/ consider that ct the time the order o. this
/ company was given aud in part executed
/ there were no restrictions upon the ord .ua-
| IN free commercial intercourse between any
| OF the northern and southern states, and
| that sales Of every character Of msrchan-
I disc and even imp ements aud munitions 0f
I war were daily made and shipped south
| ward; few beng prepared % believe that
/ auythiBg Of avery serious character was %
I Be realized.
The whole matter relating o. TIE ioiuQs
/ Of this company, and We think also ,f We
| other in the shove premises became MAJ
l Ter Of record 81 th~ time, and can dsubt.ss,
I Be ilund IN the archives OF the government.
/ The writer was from h9nr ~ che time
Z bus be was subsequently, iuormeI bv AZ.
I Chase that no farther explanation vas nee
I essary.
/ have The honor to rsusiu, ysar q 30
/ +. sstrAz3, Fr-sllsnt
Please md ibs imPrssisl herein ls-
] - ned"
I fhs Republican adds:
/ " Lat lt BE- remeH bered thatthe nrasldsnt
I explains about one plate sulv The 56'sL
We are anxious 10 see the exp lanat,on- . bona
the other denominations % 100. sJB sn1
I i.01a.
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Banks for Negro Suffrage.
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COLLECTING ACEAIs
commission and forwarding.
SEwS DEALERS, sc.

DAUL 4 SANFORD. Forwarding and Coz mis-
Il sIou Merchants. our prompt attention ls gwen
% the receiving and forwarding Of CO4FuN. Al
south Market street
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10 " o. 1HlA- ~ hrHNa
10 reply 10 this letter, We understand tbs
Gen Griersou had Guriey promptly relieve
Of the manacles Of which he complained