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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS
Ere. w4sssass...
KEOKTJK, IOWAs


Frsn wAenanessa.
New YoRK, Dec. IL.
The Trfbune's Washington special contains
the tollowing lnteiligems hR r1 beee re.
csged by the Commissioner Of Customs, that
the Collector at Rochester, New York,
has just made an important seizure ofa Cana
dian vessel containing contraband goods,
swh,sky, teas, dry goods, 10, 1t Foh6, New
York.
The great Government sale of war material
at Alexandra will probably last throughout
the week. There are large namber Of buy
ers from New York and the North and West,
seeking railroad material, and the competition
is quite spirited, and the prices Obtained in
numerous cases were In advance OF cost.
The scrap iron has averaged over sixty dol
lars per ton for railroad ties from FIVE to
fifteen cents per pound, cordage Il cents per
to the the Government officers.
Count De Favoriafaur, the Secretary of the
French Legation, sailed for Europe in the
steamer Scotia, yesterday. He was sent to
France by the Marquis De Monthalon, to re-
port on the state of feeling existing there with
re 1ard to the Mexiccn invasion, and to bring
back instructions from the Imperial Govern
ment.
The French Minister, who did not find in
tue President message any ground Tor serious
apprehension, appears somewhat alarmed by
the resolutions relative to the French invasion
ofMexico recently introduced by Mr.. Wade
in the Senate, and Gen. Schennk in the
House.
The 7ri6une's Washington special says de-
serters from the regular army are becoming
alarmingly frequent.
Gems. Banks and Sully delivered addresses
last night before the National Equal Suffrage
Association at Washington, taking strong
grounds in favor of negro suffrage.
The Worlds Washington special says two
banks with capital of 100000 cash we're
chartered to-day at Charleston, South Caro-
: lima
Upwards of $4,000, 600 in currency have
been issued to National banks within the last
two days
The total amount now issued is22s, 400, 900
dollars.
1t is announced that the Secretary of the
Treasury has now good reasons for being sat
ished that the wants of the War Department
will not be anything like what he was led to
suppose they would be, circumstances having
occurred since the estimates were made to
warrant the conclusion now reached and be-
lieved by the Secretary to be correct. He is
very confident tina he can get along during
the present year without further lean, aud
without further increasing the public debt;
and he is of the opinion that next year he will
certainly be able to dinlinishif very much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
New York Incendiary Case.
New YORK. Dec. Is.

There was hearing yesterday in the Su-
preme Court before Judge Leonard, in the
case OF robert Martin, an alleged accomplice
OF Kennedy, the New York incendiary con.
lined at Fort Lafayette by order of the Sec.
rotary OF War. A writ of habeas corpus had
been issued by Judge Barnard addressed tn
Gen. Hooker, for the purpose of bringing the
case into the civil courts. Gen. Hooker was
absent from the city at the time the writ was
issued, and it was left with the Adjutant Gen.
erai, Brevet Brig. Gen. Van Buren,, who made
areturn 1t. Judge Leonard denied the an.
properly served.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
I >Nns 4. ". Fullerton, viss q - clerL

lDsE.lW. Fullerton, vife of he clerk
Of the Wayne country district court. ~ hadlv
but not dangerously injured By sensing ont
Of buggy while it was in modes. y child il
hsF asDs Nas 'alse hurt but not aeriouslv
And, - m illustration that nisfoe1nnee do
not como single, frame honaa - M
fnllWtoq'A hrm. four miles from Gordon.
800 u the ground a Sunday niehf 81
IAa wSek. It Was . good frame build;ns
wsssh eetnt q sooo Sc Cosydon Neniyos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
Excitement among tn. F..ia...

Crest excitement prevails 1t the Fenian
Headquarters. Circulars denouncine the
others continue to be issued. Last NIGHT the
usual meeting ofthe Fenian Lodge was 20 large.
" attepdsd, that the door beesu 10 Owe
way, and'the meeting adjourned % he Goth
regiment srmory, They emphaticaIly endorse
ONahoney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

astyuelioa Books for the different Instruments 4
choice assortment Of piotfs and Guitar Srfags. esl
A6e-thelargest assevtm sntIp thsststs late pubfes
tSons iust siysd. BAILEY q MANI,
ncv1 ~ Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
ruRoUo1 TIoE8rs

10 all the prscpai points n..t for sAs s the ocss c
the Company In Ottunsa BAdyvIs, OssAsocss fsiia
nouroe "a Dss sines and for Ill points Ksl n tAs
DepetTicket Once, Eeokuk- GO WIkAAA1A
1OIN 0TvIN eupsRintsed~as
tsec,i fyekrt Art decf-daV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16

For DiArrh0a, Dysemtery, &C. ma.
CURES Compound Extract OF BsREE PLAxr II the most
reabie xud successful remedy; II Is endorsed by Col
Long, General Plsasanton and Gen Fiz Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Fund Com rittee Editor
Of the Press, and Western steamboat ocers Sold BY
all druggists and s. B. VOWEL L Co., Keokuk.
LAC. MAGUIRK, sole Proptetors,
jylo-dAwom st. Louis, No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16

A Grown OF GLODYs
HvIRY NAN, wo.sa ~ NlA vhas sse
STERL NHB 0!I(B10 SIA

SIERl3NRS 1hhNlA /
L willing % r, nj ~ - = s,ssS ~
ers.stns ri. ~ - ~ AGrassa ness I'll Svs'
m nNAlIEAxru0 70 rLEAsNsss
It cursekolslsg = the Head.
IL makes NS0Hnk grow on Bald Hssds
II prsvsns tAs Hair froa Falling Ont.
F'--'---- MfUxuugyxS NfNU1HE1dulby.
usa,sss ths soe,p; cools the Heated Brow Rsnssss
raS8tSR 6ura yesseus Hssdache; Cures DaidnsD;
I,..sea Iaxnraas Loeha: Inciaes Haie = oaxl; Anp
eedse viss; Kills Hair tsrs Good eject apparent u
TO THE LADIES WE say
n. A-sxs,,. win salt you 70 :. NAusaIy pat Up
n,,o.s,ly PsrSansa PstscsAssA b. opsA stsgsss -
Actresses Sold In splssdd boxes Or carteus esesan-
inx s~o large bostle-Ne. : for morning. No s'e
Sveptnk. -s- ss...aee {
ru1nn u NO sassTAK1 ADoUx II.
srxRErNa's ANsBoslA 10 H. bsst, ma asFssssss
and ecsiv. tsils. il the world 70 proTs this. ~
carton.
Sold BY Druggists,
nee,lIns.s Anhsssia uaaaAeturisg COMPANY.
AIS Fultsn Street, New York.
ectlI-dAwly
/ A Cough, Cold, or Sore Threat,
R.ounrs IMMEDIATE A4suxssos AND SHOULD III cascxss
| IL ALLoxKp 70 coHrluuE.
/ Irritation OF the LuMEs, Permansns
| Throat A6ecti0n, or an Incu-
rable Lung Disease
1s orfRH fRs RHsuI1.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooH1s
HAVING A pnrcr INFLUENCE 70 fHH rAHSs, e'vs mx1
prAfE RKIIBY.
For Bronchitis, Asthuaa, Catarrh, Cen.
sunptive and Throat Diseases
YnocnHs Aas USED WITH ALWAYS ooop srccRss-
SINGERS AND PUsuC sPEAKERs
will ind ocs ussfal In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion OF the vocal orGsns- The
Tocaes are recommended and prescribed By Physicians
and have had from eminent men tAroush-
outths country. Being srticie Of true nert, and
having proved their efficacy BY test Of many ysa's
sa< year finds them In localities in various parts
Of the world and the Tocss sersay pronounced
better than other articles
OBTAIN only "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRccsEs," and do
not take any Of the Worthless Imitations that may be
offered. 4 8 .a sn4te
Sold every In the United states and In Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. noys-dsv6ml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-16
BArCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Orig and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instan.
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural brown, without niuins hair skin Rem
sss the I'll effects OF b.d dyes Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine is signed william A. Bachelor Also,
RDGKNERATIHG EXTRACT or MrLLErLEURs,
for Restoring and Besnufying the Hsir.
sns21-d1wly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. Y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08
Csunnuieaied.

Lpi,oh;-l am pleased to sec
'ame Of Capt; =. W: Knox ~.
lccd as . candidate Tor tho next
Stature. ~ Know the man, l
that mobiles. work Of God, an
s' ssi-sscr'fe'ns working man,
Psc I'VE before The war, vas devc.
= 'ns service o. hls country IN
schoo''rcom. In the inception Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

WIT" He.aIt Uen, iluli Ie., M
eja end beeanc fmloui, and aiofc
round dteadfally Nv friend be
eaIac alarmed, Cred again, miasol hi.
enemy, and having no time 10 reload.
be- put oui for a ~baIahbofng tree,
which be succeeded IN teaching about
three quarters u o second before the
dcncral came up Ny friend wen,
up that trcc Any sensible man
would have dene ll,e samc, II waa
prudent The General "torc round
l~feadfolly, bnl MY friend was ralc
40 long aS be could keep his "po.Isb
but he could NJ stay there always,
lIc solloquiscd, II can't come down
nop' that's evident. chn't ronA n
here lsng; that Is equally evident
Wla, must | do' An that. the
question. wish Tate would
bring bis Newfoundland TO bear
on this point. A bull cant sinnda
dog, especially such a iogas Tate
It's too far on to call him, or ! de try
that Aud thus hc soliloquised.
and thus he grew tired, and finally
became uneasy. The idea Of fireman..
ing in that tree all night was amy.
thing but agreeable, Bui Gen. Bulls
eye hurt him. lie become restless
and after making two or three dcs-
pcrate efforts to gore the tree down,
he quit in disgust and struck n bee.
line for home. Then It was ny friend
felt good. Anybody would. lie
crawled down, took up his gun, aud
went home to relate the adventures
to his many friends. Such u bull
is dangerous but VIC hope the loss Of
an eye will enable him to SEE the evil
Of his way, and that hc will yet make
q quiet aud sensible bull.
The ~protractcd meeting 10 which !
referred in my last adjourned at this
place to meet at Davis Chapel on
last Saturday morning. Tho "good
work" still goes on, and much good
is being done. Rev. Gailford Jones
Of Tenn. il present. lie is said to
be the ablcst minister in the Mem.
phis Conference. lie is certainly q
good preacher, though not as clio.
qucnt as other diyines to whom We
have listened. More anon.
MicAwBgR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

Dim .-on ne 15tA u Asssss, Il The
sesidssse q ~ :. Dsiu6is y DsSoes
Csssty 1loa,'o11 vsf1y Nm. kses Bowl.
do, u boe1pdod esve-assa = years,
WtSlsle6a, ,. =. On the 2ssA Of Ass.,
1AooqU 9oD10e)o - he waleheeWsss 81
~ s6oGInl hiagoeu, thssv vide spsa
oAoep pos>oo - 0dnIs ths aasslie spisis 81
ksoe boul1la = ~ 1lkhs ftsa easth 10
1saveo. ksAs 10 Dov sspssssed from
lkieo1o ~. oAss eens fofsvss ron kss
lluseaea = . levinGs Devoted snd . eessiea-
- visep - y ~ swest liule boys - .
No. o1nloosl ssd sssnplssy noshss, less
- ~ pas0oo, - : faithful Aad obsdieal
tasehtss, y W bfssAGs aad listers - q
biD1 aod swssa sistss. She can rsssrn 10
49, - Doss forever, bat Neg should bs
eeooolsd wilh tie privilege they have "a
fsl1ev M, end the belief that she d now
~ aeesI b ksaves, ard her a~vesstles
hsseaNss will - = hover sns hen
tksssgh life end LAP assssi thsn hcr q, .
ri vines, nd 700 ITEM ~ ! lifssvsslass
=. uSsss she now fssus one 81 . srio Il
s6sse a1sJ sister spisiss that viii bsel
forever " Ne s~slishs 81 eternal glory,
Kate died perfectly conscious Of her eoo.
ditien, and viii her heart firmly fixed upcs
Christ ~ ~ so1ssmer. 1les dying 70
quest TO hef neither wss 10 love NJ. Ileul.
din, ~ he had beea 10 her q 'faithful ami
sv~srlevins husband, and 10 her brother
sud sistess, heas Il when vsss present
- -~.A =. .~~>a --t a. -. l--.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08


General Alvin T.. llovcy, Of Inli.
ana, has been appointed Minister to
Pcru-salary seven thousand five
hundred dollars in gold. lie will sail
Immediately from New York for his
6cld Of duty. Ills wifc-rcccn,ly
Mrs. Valcttc, the former belle Of the
capitol, and daughter Of Secretary
Caleb d. Smith accompanies him.
OK raNlips Ia.
Disguised . Massachusetts, audience
by broadly stating that, for hctoisn,
gallantry and patience, the negro
bore OF the palm. "WLi,e man, b,
off,"
The triplets born to the brother VI
Charles Dickens, in Chicago, The
other day, ere oil dead.
Quite an excitement prevailed il
jackson on tho 31ss, concerning tht
action Of Gen. 0stevhass IN tskinl
forciblc possessions Of Mh>coopcl
while be was beisg tried ; u,
civil authoritioo shcosid tfsegro
caught in he - 81 robbery.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08
For the Pamela SrAa.
tlie Candidates for The Lesisla.
y ture,

GENTLEMEN The people wish to
pw your several positions on the
bow ing questions.
Arc You in favor Of funding and
ling the debts contracted by the
|tc during the war, or are you for
! reputation. OF course you will
)crstand that reference is male to
convention ten per cent notes.
section money" and the treasury
fs and bonds prclicated on the
lh of the State, authorized by the
kislaturc.
Are You in favor Of a change in
judiciary system, so rs to cstab.
n criminal court in each county,
extend the jurisdiction Of magis.
b, both in criminal and civil
%.
re you in favor Of. anil will you
your influence in the endeavor to
BET the passage Of a law for the re-
Of debtors, and thus avoid tho
pmon ruin that would necessarily
pw the forciblc collection ofdcbts
y present condition Of our coun.
Pesc queries are no. prcpounded
~ factions spirit, but solely and
ely, that the people may be en-
to vote intclligcntly.
vorERs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

NEW ApvERTIsEaENTs.-Th
litor did no. get home from Mem
b until yesterday, and too late for
b 10 write notices for our advcr-
but will give them special
next week. In the mean
\ We invite the attention Of our
b'lcrs to the large number Of new
kcrliscmcnts in this weeks issue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08
For the Pamela SYAa.

F'R. Epr1cn:-Thcrc seems to be
general feeling on the part Of the
|cp'e. that DR.. A. I. Ellis should
lncnnce himself as a candidate to
present this County in the next
legislature. Will he 10 it9
vorrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

Boon NEvf.-Tim Miss. 4 Tenn.
II. Company have taken M en-.
70 and train Of cars, across The
Illnlntcllic river on u temporary
mud now run to Scnatobla.
|tson Bates is Conductor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

INlonr GroeERIrs.--luthcr c.
pc has Just received u fresh stock
|groocrics at his establishment In
and invites his customers to
j and examine his stock before
liking their purchases.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08
For Tho f'ahali sf,h.
Another Letter vfom sardIs.

'' ~ ~
81 'amnier, and r','p'nI', i'cl' and
e'ofIell' ai'unh' WI, 'oon ", upon
~. Ncar. ago. " The f9ol o'l o'y'
before W. knew war' ai'd ~ its al
lehdlnl horrors v, lVokcl Forward
70 This period ~ TIE .epfle'l 81 o
farmers life. llc was bu'y rcapihg
he fruits Of his yeals toll Our
fields were white with cotton, aud
the negroes, then %eontcnted, COM
forio5'e, and happy, wed With cach
other Tor the prlac to be awarded
him or her who should bring ~ l'e
heaviest basket NJ h'gb', Alas
these days are gone, "and WIN them
many a glorious tlrong o. happy
Dreams How changed the scene
now. Friends IN whom our hearts
took delight lie far away, moulicrlng
in tho dust. Not ',unwept not
"~unhonorcd'. ana we nope VIII ho'
Away: remain "uns'u's, lOr so n,'
bard inspired WIN INC "a,slnc nna''
tbs Will YET arse 10 mmos"',@r :,
their names IN poesy anu song AZ
is now rum. uho saa picture ., ue,'
olatiM grects the eye on every na''a,
and the shade grows darker anu YET
darker. Alas! alas my country
Dust. dust. Dust all lsa, Is Q
needed to make TINS n OF we hhes'
places for brlck'makmg III INC worla,
Is n good shower Of ram. Inc spn''
Of oil Pharaoh wonld reve' AZ 'ne
prospect, and u living nc could theh
lind mud sufficient to employ M the
slew dutch and free "nlgscrs Tor a
century to come. We wish nc was
on hand, for there is no sort Of work
known among us, in which the mig
GER can be engaged, and at the same
time "cnjoy his freedom
Dill YOU ever sec q mad bull-one
that was always ready to run after
little boys ond small men. We have
one IN here. The little folks call
him an ously bull" and he Is now a
onc.eycd bull. But, rll tell you all
about l.. have a friend, whose idcu
Of every thing horrible in t',is or any
other world, could be wrapped in tho
skin Of q mad bull. The din ant
clash Of arms, the thundcrings o.
artillcry-all the horrors Of q battl,
field, are nothing when compared t.
the '.coings on" Of Q mad bull, es.
peciaily il said bull chances to fint
my friend in the middle Of hundred
acre field, where neither tree MOI
shrub, nor inviting coal pit, can af,
ford him protection. He thus founs
himsclfa few days ago. lie starte'
across the ficld, bet seeing his hull
ship quietly grazing in the distance
Lmnd knowing his "onmodcrGcd' dis
position, he concluded to make
flank movement, and thus avoid hi
"sworn enemy" but Gen. BULL ws,
on tho lookout also, and dctcrminin,
not to be out-gcneraled, he too, tax
ing advantage Of . long and dceI
gully, moved By the flank and thu
H.. $500 hath v.r.:cc xowarJ III,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

ctgpinAfrs We malice that
NJ onr candidates have gone 70
nsbis 10 get their printing done,
E%opposc they expect to &c, their
nt the same place.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

A. Nal. !. ffei sIn'
h viii deliver m address 81 Var
o. ,omorrov Saturday. on The
Icct II ,bo gallant lcad n P'oola
hty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

MISS. CENTRAL r. r.
uaiil fsstAss sstiss, sssiss - shis red
will ~ = fellsws, s8t4NNA
t'ft uoixU NORTH.
Leave Cassss, Neaaay Wednesday and
Friday, d Q o'sleet, .. -, arriving 81 l,ol.
y SpSissp u ! Is, ? y.
B0fN6 SOUTH.
Lsave Belly epsisss q Tsssahy, rA.rs.
day and Saturday, = ! ~, .. ~, arriving
1t Caases q ! q, pm. Clos sssssstiess
made wish shs Trains on NE 1oisD. Z Tssa.
Road, q GseMAda. B. D. FROST,
Jsiy l9sl, 1855. Sspssisssaaens.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

MISS. + TENN. B. r.
AMA93
tIatIi fsnhw aotiss, t1siss will run -
NORTH.
Leave Grenada Monday Wednesday, and
Friday, a. ! ~, ,. -, striving At Memphis
Tuesday, ThsFsdsy asd Saturday, u II ~
SOUTH.
Leaves lleapAls, Q, .. -, NosdAy
Wednesday cod Rh1ay, arriving d 0s9.
ada d Il 30 . ~, Tuesday. Thsgo1ny aad
Saturday. Clese s-esaselisas ns1e vAh
tsaias = he Nisissippt C0lrsl 3. =.
q A. 3: llvEnnOkE,
Csassal ssPssieDsstAas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-06

.EEEA6,eE AUD 1gTIEH.
!. MnNru. Y MAGARINE.

a oan,- e miscellany Of ussfu
The most '6enera3 Lie. alo, Pesl4eiealy 3
knowledge anu ID States; en- 81 sae iea
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lures Of a Poiytech ND Monthly l. P GsPe
Literary Repository "a. Comns7A NOUS
trial Interests and 81 JON
ceTns- ma Volume O tnls
hae!ns 49, sneeeas eyfnces ebat tAs s4o.
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MATING public, we would call ee1gns4
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h The people, combined with a digetslsy ~ n~y
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ana Generel Literature. While aiming most Is
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Trade. Commerce and Material frooReUon OF the
Country, many sides Of the country. Maly siucso l
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Historical. Critical, Esthetical and lmeglnatiTes as
well as the Financial, Statistical archaeological
and strictly Mercantile. We employ alike the re-
/ seach Of the savant and the fancy Of the teulieton-
ist. with the practical experience o. sae business
man and The worker. IN the trcatmens o. s0.~-
topios. the mode selected is the popular IN style
rather than the technical. 2he men4al pnass Oh
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interest VIXEN the Present shall have become the
Past. In me, 2he Ameriorn Exchange and keVieW
is a desirable aid ever welcome monthly visitor 60
its subscribers-imparting the richness Of knowledge
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.roo, > % Departments, with GeneralsDivislon for
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snee;eeation ~ topics which are the subjects either
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alLnM S-IooL Ell. Ne .

IS an entire new work Of 132 aages, andnearly 225 times
and hymns. As the music is a little more difficult 1t
is just the book to follow Bell No. i. Nearly one NIL
lion Of these Bells have been Issued, and are now ring
ing through this and other countries. Among tbs
many choice pieces may be found, Shall we meet be-
yond the river? There is a beautflI world. Sorrow
shall como again no more. DON'T You hear the Angels
coming? Thou, God, seest me. Sabbath Bells chime
on, sc. Prices Of Bell No. 2 are the same as Bell No.
/. Both numbers cab be obtained ih one volume
Price. bound copy, 40 cents, $35 per hundred cloth
bound, embossed gilt so cts, $45 per hundred. %
copies furnished at the one hundred price. Mailed at
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-06
Rntsrs, CornL Harm.

Anew Sunday School Book, OF 100 pages Of beautiful
hymns and tunes. 1t containe many gems, such as
to come unto de; The beautiful shore; Oh, tits glOTi-
Gus; Leave me with my mother BE leadetb me beside
still waters, sc. Price-paper covers, 20 cents $15
per hundred bound 80 cents, $50 per hundred; cloth
bound, embossed guilt, 50 cents, $50 per hundred
Mailed at the retail price. It is edited by Horace Wa
tiers, author Of Sunday School Bells Mes. l and 2, which
have had the enormous sales of over eight thousand
copies. Just published by HORACE WATERS, No. 46l
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-06
Vocal Music, s..h Place Accompaniment.

large assortment Of new and popular songs, ballad,
duets, ~quartetts, and chOruseO, issued daily. Among
the most popular are, Shall we know each other there
LOwrey; Why have my loved ones gone; l viii be true
to the; oh, there's no such girl as mine, by Foster )
Mothers love is true +; Sweet love, forget me not &.
by Keller, % cent. each; Ihear sweet voices singing
Home Is home; Forget if you can, but forgive, BY
Thomas, 80 cents each.
Instrumental Musis for the CianO Forte-We are
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more )
Always look on the sunny side Shall we know each
other there? &c, with brilliant variations by Grobe
90 cents each.
Polkas. Waltzes, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrills
&c. By Dopular authors. All kinds of Singing and IN.
s~tructIon books, Catalogues mailedfree to any address
Music mailed at the above prices.