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STEAM BOATS,
MCBaI4E.

GULF sTEAMPB1P L1NE--yA MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala.-Composed of the following screw steamships
Alliance,
H. j. AdNEw, Commander.
Planet,
G. H. HALLOwELL. Commander.
Exact,
or wAsHBURN. Commander.
c. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander.
These all insure at the lowest rates. and take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills of lading with privilege of rehpping Mobile They
viii also receive freight Mobile TOR New Orleans to be for
warded up the Mississippi river ito Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consigneas ...
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
before shipping and will have their bills of lading signed
'ne same place. PERKINS & HERsEY,
s. JONES, Agents,
26 Carondeet street, New Orleans, La
STEWART Osborne, Agents In Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
fhH AoN'AN LINE w. INIT UNITED STATES MAIL
Leaves MONDAY, 10th inst. on tbs .r,,r,, =, ,,o
PontcbGrtrain Rar s a traip OF the p NJ.
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE wurpr.
and low pressure steamer
Frances,
A. L. MYERS, Commander
VIII leave as above, carrying the u s. Mails
Bills oflading signed at the Agents Office unit, am
N B.-No freight received after 2b I'm
Freight taken % per cent less than card rates
g. HARRIS, Agent.
Corner Camp and Common Streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves On tS.h a ns' at from the head
FOR MOBILE. SELMA, MONTGOMERY, AND
ar al Coy ssPsS on s the AaSs@a
'ss slSsof f 1b 6saah "a ' %s5s & to
WATERING PLACES.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY on the arrival of
the A. Ponchartain Railroad train for Ocean Springs
aud way landings and every SATURDAY at p A. Pont.
chartrain Railroad Train. for Pascagoua all landings
E0K TEfE WATERING PLACEs-rHE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER Commander
will leave as above For freight, or passage apply to
LEACH & PERKINS
corner of Grayier and Caroudetet streets
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst, atfrm
ZOE Bay ST. LOUIS. PASS fCHRlsTIAE,
boro-The steamer Delta will leave as above from Tie
head of the New Basin. - ' "
For freight apply gu board or to
C. w, LEWIS, 1856 Graver street
SELMA, TGOIERS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 1s,n inst, st4rn.
TOR wETTMPKA, MONTGOMERY, AND ALL
ALABAMA RIVER LANDINGS
The fine frst.class steamboat
Countess,
GREENE, Master
viii leave the head OF the New Basin as above For rates
freight apply
W WAKEFIELD los Poydrus street
MEM PHIsS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS,
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMPA.
NYs BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY NAIL
FOE MEMPHIS. CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
One Of the following boats leave as above EVERY
EVENING. from the Coupauys wharf, foot Of Bienvills
street. viz:
Pauline Carroll, w. II. Arthur,
Mary Il. Forsyth, Mollie Able
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, Idn Handy,
Continental Olive Branch,
Ruth, I.nminary,
Edward Walsh, Indy Gay,
City of Memphis, DO. syvon,
For freight, through tickets all points North or
East apply at the Company's Office
10. COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
U. S. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves MONDAY 18th inst, at5p.M
E0K ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
Handy H. Switzer, master Chas v Moore, clerk,
as above, from the Companys wharf fool Of Bsuvie
d N' ' ta A JOHN DIN r FITzGERALD, Agent.
- l04 Common street, opposite the City Hotel
lhough tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold at
the Agents office.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. M, and every SATUR
v,.x DAY at 5P. NJ.
h'OH hATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINEtDoNALD
ohvile and all Intermediate dngsThe new and nert
siaewhee steamer Monsoon, Heno master j. G. Libano
Gerk, Will leave above Returning she will leave Bator
Rouge every SUNDAY at r. NJ and iii URSDAY al = :"
For freight or passage apply to
LE0NCE BAYHI, l6 Bienyille ST.
shppers srs responsible payment OF freight :"
VIRGfNTUS O. HENTZEI. Advertising AGENT
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REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves MONDAY, 10th inst at 4 p NJ from tina bead =
the New Basin :
nor MOBILE, SELMA MONTGOMERY AMI
all way Landings on the Alabama River-The steamer
Mary Conley,J W. Stone, master, leaves az aboye ~
For freight or passage apply board or TO
sINNorT, ADAMS X WAYNE
% Commercial pioc.
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card RATES,
FOR GALVESTON AND INDTANOLA-
The ow-pFessure side wheel iron steamship Q
Austin,
WM. SCRtMGE0ER. Commander,
VIII leave above from the foot Of St Joseph street
For freight or passage apply to
I. c. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills Of lading signed at the AGENTS Office
N BThe steamers of this line carry the u Mails and
are the only steamers leaving punctualy advertised
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FOR NEW YORR
cRoMWELL's n. Y. AND N; o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sa on SUNDAY, April 2sd, atsAM
FOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
General Grant,
E. W HOLMES Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street, Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage .............,.,,sso
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED M0ULT0N Al Carondelet street.
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VERA CRUZ.
GALVESTON.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at A. NJ
TIE MORGAN LINE L. g. MAIL. STEAMSHIPS.
iasease 10 IaLteSsvi 81 w.
lndanolh H., ..---,r ,.,.-......-- 80 TO-
Freight TO Galveston Lnan0la ihirds of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
Iowa patriofistn.

But she has done more, and more grandly,
fer she has changed that step aud there in
tge fore front has kept time to the music OF
the nion. Dut of the GREATNESS wilderness
OF ninety years ago eigh,y-foar thousand aud
seyenteen-l fingered lovingly on The mum,
ber-elghty four thousand and seventeen BOYS
in blue have sweiled the Federal legions
there has been precisely time enough since
$40 to grow one man to prime, and in TINT
year Of grace there was not that many human
beings III ali the State by more than forty
thousand She had forty-,hree thousand
men, women and children, all told, ia 1870,
and seventy one soldiers IN the army. Four
batteries have spoken for her; eleven regi,
ments Of cavalry have heard the bueles and
hundred to the charge sixty regiments Of
infantry have closed up the solid front. and
fifteen thousand fallen. And what heroes
they were. and how splendid the record they
have made for Iowa, Liberty aud God How
rlch the meaning they have lent the legend
OF the coat Of arms "Our liberties. we
prize-our rights We will maintain -Bay
ard Taylor.
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sides, / usually sud in agreeing with nsitasss
nd Ssdly s.esls dow. u c ION n7 i AL
Sn ! rosakrapk concer1ing my venerable
ffiend Thaddeus Stevens. He says, ~ wae
so rvstive Last winter, bst I mean 70
rediSal for the remaindsf of my daya. Ihsn
No lis days be lone in The land
I occasionally turn for solace TO my library
- choice collection, consisting chiefly OF the
test volume of the Railroad Guide. Pro-
found respect IS due to any American citl,
ZEN who can learn suything fVn 9 reslfoad
guide. If intelligence is to be made the test
for suffrage, suggest that the citizen VINO
presents himself at the ballot>box shall bs res
nuiret 70 tell the time Of my Western tfsin
by lookin only at the Railroad Guide. Let
| tie advocates Of . restricted franchise ponder
this suggestion. AAS8
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spread the Truth!

Some insist that u II sndigp med TO aa-
verti.e remedy " vsssr valuable II EBAY Be Queer
rsssosng this. 1t IL Ike ssgirg that an article whicn
the world needs should be his in eornesihst dement's
..d blessings may be too widely dine.ed-'hAt th-
means OF protecting and restoring hssish 'ecaid o.
close ponsyoy and rel arcessitic 10 all fhes-ya-
men, Is bad Il IL worse than that II Is thurman
snypo,e uosTErTRR's STOMACH RrTTERs-su ALSO
lutte rpeciac Dyspepsia biiiousucss and posren de-
hility-hsd ney.r known beyond The rtrtatrs Of
the faculty what would have been the consequence
Instead of curiug and insgeraiing millions the coca
Effects al eprrparsiion wonid have heen ceeueei 70
eo.,o.rAtsvs nv THERE'S th@ highest authority iar
saving that sht should be hid Under bnshei that
whs.ev-r - ~xc-lleas sh sas he placed - et.ssa
Ma vlprs all men can lake eosnigsscs Ell y Is
mon this pris spe that tAs BITTER have esn sattr
,f.4d as 60 tirns to Ne fsed III every w~-ssef
Of anv prominence In the we-trn Hesnisphefe and that
the SD niareons 5nials Ia its fss0r haze been
translated into s written language Thnrsarts enjoy
perfect health to-day eoald be Iangu-hitg on teds
81 sickness IL tins Newspapers had not :rvsad ~ truth
srlA rsgari ttss ,sqaist tsf94rsat art serreetss
ssr and VIDE satpo pr@a has been reaped .en tbs
publicity I. thai asy Argument &shnst az II tbs
public health has been prteeieI; II lises have been
saved II the iesbi. been strengthened ard the alex
restored great good has t<es aec@spn,hd and who so
ean a. T. gruige sxertions thus directed their fair
reward, ldeclsdsv
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Special Notices.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC srnAxsRs

will and Tecss useful In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing or Speaking andreeving the throat after
an uuususa exer,ioa OF the vocal orgna' The Soces
are recommended ana prescribed by Physicians, ana
have hsa from einest RsD throughout the
country Essng an article Of true merit ana hsVhs
prorsd their ecScy by test Of many yrafs esoh seas
Ends then III localities IN 'ne Nor'a
and the Troces universally prenoaneea newer n
other articles
os4ux op,y .bsewx1 Bnoscmu Tnccsss,' and do
,a,,nre any Of the Boyfhss basa,fioss that may Be
offered soLp EVERYWHERE. nofs4dA~om
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NJ. ..w ,,nn..x..n,,,a

lsiitorial Correspondence ct the Independently
Der WEsT
! notice that tue question " low TO live p,
j now freqleuiy on the bps Of anxious and
rent paying citizens. Let me mention ms ex
rerience IN living on 2 new plan.
have taken lodgings for the winter i'll
railroad car, and pariake of daily bread at
the railroad stations.
Under this plan. rent is high and farepoor:
but fuel is gratis and washing useless. have
aseertained that gentle dyspepsia can be
purchased for eighteen cents-whieh brings
that luxury within the reach of all classes.
ny house Is furnished according To Gen.
Buffers plan for the reconstruction of the
tnion-that is. with all the modern i'm
proyements water, light. bath room and
oeu-chamner. must confess. however, that
the apartments are generally too dusty to
eyince good hoaseke eping, and to SHOW their
plush and damask furniture TO the best ad
vantage. But, then, have great deal of
company; and all housekcepers knom that
this lnterferes with the best attempts al keen.
ing things to rights But | am troubled
wtn neither flies nor cobwebs The spider
who, according 70 solomon, builds hen house
IN kings palaces, gets no chance TO settle in
comfort here
It would do YOUR heart good to SEE the
sights from ms windows, for have more ex.
iensive grounis around my present residence
than any of iay late townsmen on Clinton av.
enne, IN Brooklyn, or Murray Hill id New
York. Moreover, my grounds have been
beautifully laid cut by the best aud greatest
OF architects the many minded Maker of the
worlds beauty. Ny trees are now bare. but
not desolate; my grass brown, bu, still hes
witching my brooks wrnkled along the
edges with ice. bat still leaping merriy down
rocks and dams; and my Young winter wheat
is now the color Of Mr. Chase 5 national cur
rency, looking forward to be turned into
gold.
My woodlands are immeuse-almost inter.
minabie. In fact they furnish such supply
for the stove yonder that | am sometimes
nearly roasted he man who builds the fire
keeps his own precious self cool by spending
moH OF his time in lonuging over the iron
ratings on the front stoop. Very few people
IN this world feel for us exactly as we feel for
ourselves. M $50
Housekeepers will tell you that three moves
are as bad as fire. But what is house NOV
ing once year TO house moving once day.
All my real estate, though it extends as far
as the eye can reach, does net give me half
SO much care as my personal property. though
this consists only of a carpet-bag and nm
brellA. carpet-bAg is one Of the sserious
cares, and perhaps one 81 the needfaI discin.
lines Of this earthly life. A to the umhrel. |
Ia, let me mention fact worth Knowing, An
old green umbrella is the safest for traveller
TO carry for nobody will hsye the harjihood
TO purloinit The records Of crime show no
instance Of such o. umbrella q mine ever
having been stolen. s. - ~
LIE Aessy papers are laft rsgplarly n nv
do9r. abuy every one thas conner Along.
ana resd THEM 81, whether DSiAocsHtic q
Republican. Then, altar comparing bosA
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The editor of the Washington Hres. b,.
asceptsd matrimonial call to Ohio.
T. TThe Democrat says DR.. Bartis intends 70
erect row Of three or four fine tenements
next season, and that Henry Selby is propos.
ing to make similar investment.
Mr.. J.. C. Warner met with an acciden,
some days ago which has confined him to the
house since It's occurrence. He was seven
miles down the river on horse back when the
horse in passing over siding place slipped
and fell upon Mr.. WIS foot and Lee. Ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
BATCmELoR.s HAIR DYE.

Tits splendid Hair nye Is the best 10 sse world. The
ont r7ts and perfect fls HARMLESS Reliable. 5nsspta
nssonx No tfssupeietineot We ridiculous nts- Nat
ur4I Blss& OF Bresa Remedies the i'll resc's OF Bad
Dyes IaYgarstes tis hair leaving toft snd beauts
fui The genaiae is snsd B9t,ars 4 Ba,cASisr Al
otb,rs RI mere nit stiaa should be avoided soii
By all Dru si-t4 sud P4rfamers. Factory - BARCLAY
street, New YoIk. .deei2 aas1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

TOR SALE.-Eighsy acres of improved
Il land Charleston, Lee county ieTa Coed i'm
rroy.mgpts thereon Price fi5 pei e-sery cheap.
Good title. Enquire If WI FIIvs,
dec29 Rsal Ettat. Agent No. ~ Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

The ex>rebels of Memphis and New Or
leans are anxious to convince Congress Of
their loyalty. That body will require eri-
dence different from that with which they
satisfied Mr. johnson. 0airages and murder
Of Union men we're highly satisfactory proof
to Andrew, but il won't satisfy this Radical
| Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
IOWA ITEMS.

Hon. james Wright, Secretary OF State,
upon the expiration of his term of Office,
which ends with this month, will be employ
ed as the general agent for Iowa, of the
Washington Life Insurance Company of New
York.
FoRrs DoDGE.-0n the plains somewhere
out West, the Government has established a
military post, which is named in honor Of
General G. NJ. Dodge, the great Iowa sol.
der. The Fort Dodge, in this State, owes
Its name to General Augustus Cesar Dodge.
the transalpine Gaul, who is quietly fossiiz.
ing at Burlington, longing for, and possibly
expecting, return Of those halcyon DAYS in
which every man shall larrup his own :. mig,
ger, With none to modest, or make him
afraid. See Dubuque Times.
Let it be recorded that on the 9th of De,
cember, 1866, compositors worked in the
Nonparea Office without fires aud with the
windows raised. Yesterday as we went TO
dinner, We notiei a number ofsboys near
the I'd ward sch bouse playing on the com.
mon oateiootea. cry such day as yester-
DAY - worth I'VE red dollars to the citi-
sens OF Council in the matter Of fuel.
See daily Nonpare
The Dubuque 7'i' says COMPANY h.,
been formed in thu city for the transports
ton Of freight aud passengers on the Missis-
appi rver hetweea Dubuque and st. Paul.
The present capital sock is S2io.OO0, and it
may DC increased . Sl,ooo,ooo. The pres.
ens oiaeers are 4, :. Harris, President, C..
a. Merry, Superintendent, A. H. Gibbs,
Secresary.-..-.The Common Council Of Du.
ouque has passed resolution of cen,ure IN
the official .condac' of the City Attorney,
John Fl. O'Neil. H;shah;.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

For Sale.
For Sale.

4 DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
Her.4 containing Vi rs,oHa4 and eeilr a fall lot
GOOD al al xa,.r apd frame Stable attasted Bank,
between u, and ID streets. Enquire e
Nm FULTON.
txfod Real Eskate Agent.
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was unable to extricate his leg immediststy,
and the horse could not we'll get mp until g
got one foot or both ont Of the stirrups.
didn't get free until the horse in sssempane
to rise had fallen back twice upon me- loO.s
When he did free himself, his foot, aiseooen
no bone was broken, was so painful that ne
felt faint. and barely had strength to remonns
his horse and ride home. See Register.
iris very evident TO the enlightened sno
chivalrous people Of North Carolina that
acssing is one Of the highest reformasive
agencies OF civilized times. Gen. sickiea
prohibited it in that State by general orders
vhereat the North Carolinians are much e1
ercised. They have sent delegation 'e
Washington to induce the powers that be e
revoke the order. A public fogging IS sucl
a gratifying entertainment to the chivalr.
that they cannot contemplate its entire abo
li.ion with any degree of Christian patience
Bull bats in Spain are tame in eomparso
q a public amusement, and evidence OF high
IL cultivated moral sentiment.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT :

u. w. w Bs. ALBEkr EgAicK. Wn.u
Established IS3a " SAAlsS
GEORGE w. WEBB Il CoMD
" GOLDSAiTHS AMI JEMILthaSNE,
). +. Corner Baltimore and I.lvLt StnhHI
Importers aud Dca.,. m reefs,
FINE WATCHES, hICH JLWELRv
SILNEh-N ARE. AMI
Every attention paId &" ueaIIivss and dr....,
in the manufacture ana tepan ol .leu.l,. ABILITY
"atche, repaired by experienced Worklncn rms
Hair-bradlng III all It's NarIeti,s
Orders attended to with III; pateA .-
DELAY NOT LILY
HAMPToy'S VEGETABLE TiN % ,ME!
Have you Cough. sore !hrnat, Weak r.,
Lave you Bronchitis, Asthma? east!
lave you "eakne:s, DistUI bed SIcer9
Lave you a DlsOrdered LIVER l5ls.,i Sn;..,
Have you PANS, side, Breast, sorencs,F NHs'
Have you n 4 lit Sweats? ureat " .aEn.
AS A " lNIIC ora ron
we 1ei,eve ~ sup nor t" al tlc Col dals in uso
hllEU MA l lHM-knEUMATlaM" use
DELICATE ChILDKEN.
One Bottle ill prove It's .upe, ior v;r,
As A FENALE UkDIClAE
HAMPIUA'S TIACl UnE has made ,,.s
wonderful cures. many
As Female Medicine it has no equal. Il NH,
change the complexion from pal id 70 a oln,."Hi
one. Wherever introduced Its success '0""lng
bornded. TO publish all the testimonT % IN
make large volume would
ESHoci from a letter from d. Grimes, Eso =
~ Loudon Coaaty, W. 9'
"My vile has been ior fears afflicted v.;+h
weakness, pain in the br ast side and b,,.t Sie%t
pitation OF the heat, lie bcness OF the n pat
system, loss OF the appetite, complexion an,a'
the sight OF one eye almost z nc, the otlpr WV.
weak. am leased 10 say tIampton's Tino,n.s
has restored her to perfect health, Her .ra, ~"
Is good now as ever they were' art
hm. H,yh, lS5 Paca street cured of ple,n,.
tism ana Dispepsy. Also, his daughter, who ,rs
broken down III health, restored 6l- 1t. way
comt Il. Fehf says, under da e February ms;
1866: My son was afflicted With scr,,4,tfa y "
years; had running ulcers trum which forty ri"'
OF bone taine, and was perfectly cured i, H.
ton lIncture, after all other remedies aiisd
Ar. Edtcn ~. Spronktir, No Il lteeisfrr :,
Baltimore, mos, drea fuI OF scrofuIa oryss,,,
stahoihg; lost e number OF pieces vi bone. r..
stored to health. -
Senator Pierce, j. II. AndersoR and Ho,, H.,
lh2mosson, all testify OF having servants cpr@d
Of dreadful cases OF scrolula by Hampton's ~
ture. -i''-
A's. B. Bogtoeu. Of "a, was cured Of Rl.p.
matlsm oil - years standing.
Space will not permit to name hundreds az on
ers, as Geo. w. Goodrich, Captain T. an1
hobt. Gauit, Jfmes anyth, cureu of kheumataf'
of long standing.
W%. Oldham, Custom House) Jacob Store,
Jno. Luke, 5. A. Grimm, j. Addison Eri,po,r'
Ellen kedon, hsv. Il. 4. Brooke, ltey. JJnn ,ns.
atan, Henry L. Wiun, cured of Coughs az,
cblal diseases, Dyspepsia &C.
We refer TO our own citizens. and to certificate,
IN pamphlets, such as we believe no 9th uro
cine can give
For sale in Morrill, by Toy & pey. N.
q a. Santos, andby all Druge - in Poftsu.ou i:
Iurcel, Ladd Co., iicll.u..c; Cooke a Co., l'
Frederick burg; Altrsend Il Co petel sbui.s, and
oy Druggists every VII, re-.
MORTIMER. & M0VBRAY.
may3l-3m bais,a1oie, Nd
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

NEW NOVEL,
IA SURkY OF EAGLES NEST
- OR, rHE MEMOIRS ora
STAFF OFFICER SEHVI tG IN VIRGINIA.
i-dited from the MS. Of Col Surry, by
JOilNESTEN COOKE,
Author of
THE VIRGINIA COMEDIANS
With four Illustrations, by
w n $ 10 w III o nj E X
This is a Confederate war novel iucluding Lee
JACKSON, STUART, AsHBy, and other Confederate
celebrities, among Its droDofis personte 1t IL
very spirited, graphic, Of absorbing interest and
the deineations OF It's historical characters may
be relied upon as closely faithful. The author
served on StuaFt's stcf, met the Confederate
Generals daily, and has portrayed them exactly
as they We're. Th incidents Of the story are al!
IN irgnia, and are as romantic, stirring, ana
interesting as any one eould wish. 1t is, Oh
course, South-side novel, but ca mines itseli 70
the delineation Of adventures AID Incidents, mo't
OF which were of actual OCCUR ace. a better
insight into life in the Confederate army durns
the eventtul early periods of the war cannot DC
obtained; while tn. work, apart from its warliks
incidents, is excellent in style, and iu OF inter-
est. For sale by
CHAS. w. WILSON,
bookseller and Stationer.
No. 43 Bank street.
nh IL Nnrfnik. va