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At o'clock i. NJ, unless previously claimed aud
r. sieEenson. box scales: A. pConror. bor b. b:
gooaa .. L,K, no1es, che,is q y: a9sSh:l;
II. Smiif 6brls. insuators: Y. Catlio. boxes mdze
F. ". Robins ca.ks halr; < si9Sum: TtIo ~
bookgs 6. F. scoy1le- boz ha1qwaIe. y: Keoltck31
boX: ". Tanner. 3 bo1tE: A.J: EIeeE, aA!boat; r.
smith j: Tanper, BOXES hardware: baEt1so4 oH.ts.
larag; Aune Flynn, chest. tknnk; e. y: Water;
III: tonEues. 4. Foottr. bdls- noulnlnS; 2. p =.
thcr Let1 boz haraTsIs ~ M Msrf :..I1a 6sx'
WM. 4. hUcTEHS co.
na10 Auctionte1e.
CTAPLE DRY &C Cd S,
y Clothing. Cloths. Casstmeses, Wool Shirts, Hos
efJ, shawi'. satSee F2'Snf an, neets anu Sooes &C.
cn WtDSKspAY, IVY ,sth :: e SSlSsk; at sas
p6ls NM. A. BUFFERS Z Co, auet'rs.
, 1866-07-14
NMBERT & SAMPSON,
NJ AUCTIoNEERs
srscta1 Sale Of 421.oc0 stock Of rich nrstelass
New Furniture, Pier Glasses, &C.,
At AUCTION,

On THURSDAY July t9sh sA oesS 81 o1! nas sass
Tie aten,ion fa paFtcasay Si, essa t9 r.
r hsrn nfse1eu az sxhi1et Tor aale tn 1his city.
They sre fnlsatd and polIshtd u wax OIL paln nad
ebony walnut. In the Most e1aooRat@ "aa2et' WALL
ftch caFTin2B and moulGlnes. s,,..s,a No.
sefsmsns oi seh PaEo! sn,s. Of he best 81 a. ty snd
Ts.fy, Aiwool Eep aoi h4tE toss: aeeeps1G1S: y:
,1lnI i,esS sne Secretaries ElsEeres. Cab,
ucts, Eersfy Cases, Seess1ares ana Tsbes.seps fos
eat Cta,Ss and R<Ikers. Music stands, BracSsss'
md Walnut nsa5 Eolls 3teH;
dim Tnhltt exlfg nntsn and make. S1d.boaEa'. In
i:sF sad Walnut larse vatietF of superior Dining
Cnals several q chose Hal ssansa q anq
o;he; goods, d etol Al wet a. ornamental:
Eyety pltcf Of furniture 10 sast tale r q tae ~
oaniity, Vas a6e for 1ssse!ass city .ttal usas ~
Ire hest FeAtere Eoaluf8ctuEefe. a.u ts ~
GOOD 4, csn be founo IN aty 5'e5n Ase T!
Be lncsuden Ii ths sale several lAtGt
n ibru in polih, walnut and gold gilt, Win mafHe
| base tAhles. +. .,,,,.,,- .,,a,.,d =,
| th;s saie' ssie posiuTe pnd without teseIve:
es4A s~1e' ~=~ e*''~ 'GILDEET q SAAeS0A,
nsx1 AuenQ9esss.
, 1866-07-14

81. Louis n1afket,
Especial Despatch 10 the Cnlcako Tasuae,r
ST. Louis, July u.
F1oU1-Upchanxed. but ha1def TO seit.
GRAnI-Hheat alow and hrsv7, With no auotabio
ehsngc ia prime, fall. old Or new. Com active.
mi1edat esassc; whtte e2as3c. cats steady and
trm At f39s8t. Bye dull at SIC.
WHBKKT-Dull At $t1Aaea0.
FEnr7sfhEE-Au}pt
, 1866-07-14

An OFZS AIR MEETING sill be held this evening
in the Court House square at quarter be!ore
eieht o'clock. D. l. Moody, E.q., aud others will
address The meeting.
, 1866-07-14

a CuuHcu EAxEu,-A meeting Of the Jefferson
Street Church society ~ss held on Monday even
iDg Last, 1t which 1t VIE decided that their new
church building On Monroe tifeet shall be called
s'The Central heihodltt Church Of Ch,cago,~ II
is thought that this building I'll represent IN part
The work tha, win be upishcu in this the cen
1ennAf YG4r Of the Eh4{ch.
, 1866-07-14

Block. at which hon. j. =, HE1dTeu presided. In
'ne aose"ee ~ tae @etsa1', tne teaNus y. .as
m!nutes Q! me !as1 meettne WIS al:pensed nlua,
Copeidefable uIsenss1on was neld FeEafn10E Inc
employment o. new maipn aud superintendent
Tor the hoRfe1 and motion prevailed That The
present tncnmbcnts Of those Positions should re-
ma1n until the committee Ehonld LIKE dec1e1on
upon the matter.
Mrs. 4tanhey Was elected wee I!e5ldent o. me
society. 70 ~ t1e vacancy ocas1ohed pJ the fes1s'
6anon o. MfS: ChAtea.
Inc monhly report o. t9e asstne P snPss.nenosns .1
q q s9s notae W. n''A WALL "e
eyre 9ten. ussse &ets | 5 =, ,aI Ae as 49,
HSle nats y. .TsI r., s,i,;S aaT s,cv re ds.se ~
;of asneH t.,'s ~ '..e ,.,a s- aEss nnar t,eaf.
-.,n,. "a ,.. la ~ i,s1 IN s,n, q. sict Thnt
~ 49,. - ,.oS ~ TT,ndar 1rcs1r,en, ia 49,.
;na ~ ,.a4,ns W. ntu ~, s1nn1a1"1s Tts
hnsnf1s, Sensr1m+nr ] i. in need a. bandsrts nnd
iaet loI uiesfl1s "oanos' anu It" hufs'esa 'a"
z" .ao .s,norts xrc,e ,n.5e for The nn,rba.e or
,,..,,a1 ~, mc,r s'3er AZ m Wnrk IN he mr..
tosea ~ M FL o. .1H M he ,ost,,n{on =.
~ Ists -, xsn 49, .nnntn Also. for Tie n,Jrrba.s
~ ~ .M,H 1H II rase ff f,f snroirsI fnstrn1nsnts
At1er some furtheI deAberation upon nas.ezs be-
'o'e 'oe ooa'a' 'Ae mes..1k au.' D'te'N'
rns s.-,a&fsr 1Vcli-ano1xAtx,
Editors Imnune; ,o- ,nn,,cs,,,n n or sntr;s,,
epc.ose @ 191 W 49, - ,.,,,
puoiS in.eaes.. ann h,e h.s hs,r
ou1 Sutcaso aI'5s!a1 VILE ts y. L Eontt
eateI1ls5 naoe q ~. Aaolst Aua -, uu uo1o..
very deGa1a'e. II aeIno1sua.es sns ~, Mu.n @ ~ az
Of the water wonld be- se1y nA1etlauT changed q
the qnsat1ty tiSehafEeo og tne wes W. aLefeaea. .
, 1866-07-14

We desire to call attention to tile
Saratoga s.A'' Srr1ne Wnter. The arsiysis shows
it to contain tarre pr cent more medicinal mlu-
eza1 properties lhau The c0noress, ktsstnecn,
t,s tonic, d{u1etic~ and cathart,c properties arc
wonderful. And trvieorate the system ia remark
nbls manner. We understand 1t Is being Gept by
the pEtnupa1 Druggists, Hotels and Grocers.
, 1866-07-14

Go 10 The HcAt-t:o 10 Eryant A 2tra1.
toms Chicago Commercial College TO get tho--
ongh, practical businfss educator, or 10 E.cotEs
good Telegraph Operator. Addtcss iot e:EeaEast,
HRvAxr q HTzATToK. Chicago ILL.,
, 1866-07-14
The Portland Sunerers-A Generous
Offer.


DEAR SIR: Your communication ofthe 18th inst,
generously offering The net proceeds Of -Csosby's
Opera Aous+. on monday eyentng. July 18Th, IN
aid OF the tnh ese1s by the la.e nre at fortiand,
e.ous ost1 most gratefully accepted IN behalf Of the
futiefGrt+
The President Of thia Board, John G, Dote. Esq.,
hss appointed the following named gentlemen as d
committee 10 confer with yop and make the ueces
ens5 aE1ank eMents:
Vim. 4. shaw, ESD, John Dupee, Esq, Edward
Barber, E$q,
YourF, very respectfully,
5. 4. WALEEN, asst Sec'y.
, 1866-07-14
Paper ElanEtng# and Window Shades
a. rEcatly reduced pttces. +. E. RI0HT. 50 nsn-
AnIn

Special Canton. nfB. W1nstoyCss
Gus parties have put out articles ciilnr them Mrs.
winxiow's. Plea.e take notice that the Ars. Wins
low Of the Soothin. syrup IL not connected with
auY nthe1 article. tune 1t.Sa
, 1866-07-14

"WoNAS."-Rev, q. Il. Tiffany viii deliver his
celebrated lecture On Woman, her Rights and her
Wrcngt," on next Thursday evening. 18th 1uet,, IN
the park Avenue Methods, EpsscopA Church, cor
nef Of Park asenne and Robey ttrees, Vert Side, for
the benefit oi eiee1o Mission Methodist Epfcnpat
Sunday school, enable them 10 purchase Ltbsn-
r. and Cabinet Organ. We hupc Uur SUNDAY
school ,1ierds will turn out nnd give them
bumper.
, 1866-07-14

Call Mt Bangs BfSs.. 81 Mouroe street.
for ice cream Ifeezes., reigcrasots. paltr hIters
alr fn1naccs. mS6a
, 1866-07-14

The Mother Gnu rely upon a1re. Wins
lowe Soothing syrup 10 give resi- and health 70 her
child II not only seheves tho chlld frcm pain. hut
requisites the stomach and bowels. cures wind couC:
cnry The miami tn1ely through the csilical period
pt letth1ny, rs
, 1866-07-14
Gnk1xtDfiG0 nc &SenefAl AHnuf0.

The ProyjdcDt fnsnrnnco Com nauy-
Couytntion Of General Accuta.
corranno, ~ ,ha f:.oeva1 oen,, a, tha p,ov.
49,, 1,ta snd s.c,d.o, Tns,,,rce cnr,,n, ~,
Chicago, aas held1u this city, Al the once Of the
Coupapy, In Masonic Temple, unrrg Weanetcur
sna .ihnTsdav of ,he n,rsrnf wfek. Thr foI,o xIro
asarts asa ,rsss n sttentsnrs.
1Sn1I vi fsait;ns - 81 .h1rson
Hc, q + Ei.,En ios,o, Mar,
nnp J u nethe j.rFsM' M,ch
Hn, i, Hen,;ev tndi.nsnnits
y Mahnfft BrT,itn. Esn4 TnIsdo NH,
y A tndrrws Esn. II 1Cnt. ia
4. &. Ssisnnn. Etns nsre1nort' 1nw..
Thns Je.1nn Ee1 Icn.sr,iie ~
Il II Io1dsn ~ rharson
F'E. Fesiietnn Esn IIifsburYh. Pa.
, 1866-07-14

, -...- ..-.-=- .-,
LADIES BOARDING d0DsE AssoGAu0S.-A
meeting Of ladies interested in The establishment Of
, HOWE for sekrnp ririe was held in The hou.e &C.
noue ~. .-.s,..... sYs a.. rJ.d,.a,,
street. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. q. @: Gibbs pre-
eidcc. AID Mn. D. =. BROOKS acted " Secretary.
The SaTtors committees reported donaftore Of
c2lpes. netsteads, table ,urpisutc md parlor fur.
nilutt 11om vallone parties, whose names were not
announced.
IL l~st elaied n the Intention 10 open the Home
On Motaas nez1. II ~a- further sucsc-tcd as
hiehly desirable tna' The HON" D. started Tree rom
osn aIa 70 ih.s snd Tue committee we're Icquelt-
, 1866-07-14

PrutAIn@fs Pure Cider vinegar will
pEeecrye pickles, and ii warranted pure. ask your
e.oocT for no other VINEGAR: Largest works Of The
kind IN The Unitet states. CuAnLEs F. PHCssiSo,
~ and 81 state Street, ChteaGo.
j.14uSl6-St-sat-t-t,
, 1866-07-14

TRpT111G.-A nce IL arnouneed for This amer.
noon at Inc Driving ra1k Tor puree OF $l00, b.
twccn the horscA Black Oak. Brown DICE, Little
Mara, ant G5peey. three III Eve. mile heate, IN
ba1ncst, Stale erect and Indiana avenue cars run
10 the grounds.
, 1866-07-14

Remernt.-Tbe Lamb Knitting Ma
chine Company hare removed their Office ana eales~
room to e9 Washington street. See their adyer1sa-
ment on fist pase. ). DRASS0N, Agent nSs2
, 1866-07-14

STEALING rHox / REcnuI1SG O111CEN,-Yes
icrday morning fellow named NAMED james Kelly
App!1td ii the naval scuuiiing Office, cosncz Of
suuih Water and Wells streete, for position IN
Uncle Sans eerrice. As be was very filthy and
rHcrtd, Lieut.. Il. c. Cochr1ue advised him to 20
and clear up. The fellow remained about The
Office tew 1ninnles aud then took hls departure,
hul b-to.e he had been aorent nany mtunus, The
L.tIenaut. discovered thai Ills coat. pair OF panit.
aDd oIher articles OF value ~ete 9ui-slHg. He i'm
mtdtaey ret out In pure ult Of the supposed thief
aDu ME TO for unale rs 10 otetinke him few
blocks dittant lid Qnd the clothes hle p l4ecs-
sion, Kelly WE taken before she Police Court, and
atter hear1nE vi. committed to the black hole
under the Court Aou.e IN default Of $5u0 bail.
, 1866-07-14

LAKE TuKSE1--The pro1rtss Of the lake tunnel
up 10 yesterday Was as foioxs:
, 1866-07-14

sk1Ex0 WITHOUT LcEssE-Mr. ]. Y. Wing, OF
Btiyidefe, nas before Commissioner Horne yester-
diy morning, chasged with having manufactured
wagons and carriages fu1 the las1 two year, without
4 license, and With having made incorrect tcpeuuc
returns for etx mouths |ast. 1t appears that, a.
though hs business had been eunsatutly extensive
to require the employment Of from slx to ntue
men, there we're 10 books or memoranda to be
found to indicate the anurnt Of his business. dc
plead guiHy, and wa4 bond ore1 10 the United
etates District Court WHERE be was fined <G00 and
costs.
, 1866-07-14

"Sn Cora Poem for the T1me="-By Tho'.
CLARK, Esq, Of chicaco-PHde & Co.. pubhshers.
rhis work. hrst published about eight mouths ago.
has achieved such popularity that III: fourth eel
uon IL row being istutd trom the press. 1t IS 20
veil known by this tune that we need fay nofhing
in Its praise except 10 eaY that campaign docu.
ment it has Euper1og aud that with IN especial
eye 10 thu ltt, portion Of the present edition i
being published In paper cover III a correspund-
inglJ cheap rate. ltthows up the Eoppeshead Ii
ftyie Al once tshfal and foEclbe, ~nile the trese
IL One OF real poetic bezuiy. We command It hear
tlly to Tcadeff. 1t may be procured OF the au-
thor 1t No. I'll ill11o1s Etreet.
, 1866-07-14

Moth and Freckle@.-Lad1cs Afflicted
with discolorasions on the face called moth
Moth and Fteckle Lo,iou, ii is ,niaillbie. Prcpa-
red br Df. Il. q. Perry DetnatoioEtst, ~ bond
<tspet, New York. Sold hy MI druggists in Chi.
caru ard elsewhere. Price T..
rnAx5A1 Ii q A.T.IH
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through tho country arc geuersliy hne. The corn
crop will turn out very well; tho yield OF wheat
will hardly be as much as anticipated, but still an
average crop will bo raised. AS conclusive owl
dence that the people have plenty to 1.-Two on, We
will merely mention the fact that during an ab-
sence of some seven weeks no increased about
fifty pounds in weight. Quite IN argument in
favor OF milk and butter, flour, bread and honey,
"a q dict.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


CHARLESTON DIeTRICT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BE-
TWEEN CHARLES W. HOYFa. OF CHARLESTON,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NEW
WINDSOR, ORANGE COUNTY. SrA1E OF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM GhAHAM. OF THR OrTY. COUN-
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK, AND JAMES AIT.
KIN, OF THE CITY OF WEST HOBOKEN, IN HUD.
ron COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby witnesserh that the under
sgned bSve by virtue OF Act the General Assem-
bly, OF South Carolina entitled "An Act to authorize
the formation OF Limited Partnerships" formed q
Limited eartnership, as follows:
First-The name or firm under which said Partner.
ship shall be conducted 10 MOVES VAIL.
secondly.-The general nature Of the business to be
transacted iB the Wholesale md Joubing Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdly. y.-oHARLEs ". MOVES and NATHANIEL w.
VII are General Partners and WI, LIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES hITKIN aro the Special Partners.
Fourthy.-Tho amount of capltaI which each speotal
Partner has contributed tho Common Stock OF said
Partnership iB as follows: william Graham twelve
tn ousand Ave hundred dollars In cash. and James Ait
kin twelve thousand dvs hundred doars In @ ,sh
Ff,hIy.-The said rtnsrship commences ON the
second day af July 1858 teigheen hundred and
sikh md shall terminate the rst day Of July 1857
teighteen hundred and si1ty.Bevent
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
JAMRa ATTHIN,
OHARLRS W aOYES,
NArHANTEL W. VAIL.
AuBuAt3 50
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AqIENTI0>, SUhDfnRSi
Ii. SOLDIERS NOW IN OR WHO HAVE BEEN
IN disot erRed f-om the Uni cd States Army arc en-
hued to ONE HUNDRED DOLLAHs EXTRA BOUNTY.
send yon names. or call In person, at this oce. and
UNITED STATES CLAIM OFFICE,
T. HURi EY, Agent,
August7 limo
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SCHOOLS.
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
No 81 WASHINGTON STREET ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TTNHE SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER IL, 1866 THE
course Of inst ion will he thorough, including
the usual accomplishments Compel nssisants have
been engaged. A"'pe philosophical apparatus, also
maps, globes ane tees' ope &C. bolong to the srhoo
The cheol BuiIdinas, well arrapg for tho purpose.
ar" esiby located in the most beautiful and healthy
part OF tho city.
For Catalogue, containing all necessary information,
apply to KEMPER, Principal.
August 10 limo
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THE REV. DIR. MYERS

Jas MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING G TO THE
inhabitants OF Charleston At Its vicinity. that at
the solicitation of many friends he has cuded to
o. On frst-class EDUCATIONAL E>TABLISH MENr
In this city. at ich young gentlemen may be thor
ouRhly prepared for other o. ece Business
Tho course OF instruction to be nparted in the
tuition will embrace tho English Language IN all It's
branches. as we'll as French. Lain Creek Hebrew, aud
perfect knowledge OF Bookkeeping and Ac, cunts
thoao pupa win may require instruction therein Spe-
csl attention will be given to the future avocaton in
whi eaoh student In kelly to engage, whereby auita
bic education may be pursued within the limits of the
Academy.
Tho consd rable experience of tho Principal, whose
personal attention vii be devoted to tho interests Of
those attendin the Institution, leads him to feel san.
gune th tho entire arrangements of the Academy will
so the utn ost satisfaction to the parents and
dams of such young gentlemen be placed
his caro-
Reference may be made to any Of the unermentloned
woll known ntlpmen:
THEo. D. W.aNER. Esq. q. q f. DELEoN. E'o.
B. Il. LAZARUS ERq lOHAs T. LOwNDEs. Esq.
JAMES MaOBhTH. ESQ. EDWARD LYMAN, Esq.
Terms nor tn scholastic embracing ten months,
and commenced on the Sd October 1865, will be made
known through o future advertisement.
Further particulars may be obtained OF the Rev. Dr.
MYERS. at the Elliott House: or. during his temporary
absence from the CITY, application TO v. Fl. NOISE
Esq. vim August
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DIsSOJ UTION OF COPARTNERSHEP.
FTHHE c0PARTNERsHIP HERkT0FoRE RXIsTINa
l. under the firm Of ATKINS, NOYkS Il JOH STON
WAS dissolved the ls Of July by mutual consent
JAMES AITKIN.
OHhS W MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
August3 SO
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MEEitfdtfS.
AN AND uUILDING hSsO-

EnOmE, LOAN AND BUILDING ASsO-
CIaTION.
THE THIRTY FOURTH ISSTATMENT OF THIe
L Association will be received This Day. at No. al
Iaync street. Salo Of Money at " suuic Hall, This
Evening the 10th inst, at hali-past EI,ht O'Clock
GEO Il. KINSEY.
SEVEN SHARES will be offered for sale
August 10
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.CADEhIY OF Qua LADY OF MERCY,
~

Sum TER 8 @.
FTNHE EXERCISES OF THIS ACADEMY WILL. BE RE.
Il SUM. D on Monday. Hepttmber3 s.
Thi. Institute, situated IN the heahy locality of Sum-
tor affords most desirable retreat and every facility
young ladies wishing to obtain thorough. useful and
accomplished education,
For parcusrs apply to tho snperioress of tho Sisters
OF Mercy Charesop to tho Superioress OF the acad
emy, Sumter. AuRutt9
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-TWOO Or THREE GENTLE
I'D hBN, or o Lady and GPnt,eman, can be aooom
modItod With BOARD, by applying at No. IL WENT
WORTH STREET three doors below Anson. July a.
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COPARTN ERsHIp NDTiCN

MACBETH q RAVENEL,
REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS, AUoTIONEERs
cswepIz ro.,uhsnSD1oy nnD yp,c1. ,,r,
oFFIoE-erATE BANK CORNER AND RAsr BAY,
WIN attend 70 the purchase and sale Of RsAL ks.
TATE, STOCKS, BONDS. and all negotiable paper,
atricty on commission nso, all articles merchan disc
which may be entrusted to care.
j. RAVENEL MACBE III DANIEL RAVRNEI,, in .
RRFEREHCRg
ADAMS, FROST & 90. IRAVENEL co.
Col d. j. MCKAY,
President Peoples National Bank.
AuQust
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there must be a fusion. Similarity of inter-
ests will weld together hitherto repuIBive ell
emonts, and the struggle hereafter will be
between Conservatives ON tho ono hand and
Radicals on the other. The greater number
of bu,h tho old Wings and Tories will doubt
less range themselves on the side Of this new
Conservative party, while the Radicals, or
new Liberals, will also get large 'accessions
from both, together with all the Republican
and Democratic element, which never found
any expression in either of the old parties.
We believe that we are even now On the
eve of this great and fundamental revolution
in English politics, and shall be surprised if
so momentous change oan be Effected with
out very serious sociAl disturbance.
WHAT BUTLER SAW DURING THE WAR.
Those who know how carefully BUTLER
guarded his miserable person from danger
whenever there was any Confederatss near
him, and how he "bottled himself up" In Be-
cure plaoes whenever there was any fighting
to be done, will be amused at the following
specimen of boasting with which he hum
bugged the Yankees of Lynn the other day
Il have seen that the colored men are the only
true men to the flag, aud let my right hand forget
her cunning, and my t0nrue cleaye to the roof Of
my mouth, before l consent to put these men
under their rebel task asters havo eeen them
march up to the rebel rifie.pits and die by hun
dreds for the old flag they loved. I have seen
them dying npon the battlefield, with thoir eyes
| turned to Heaven, imploring Justice for their
race; and amid these scenes I have sworn to pro-
teot them. and, 80 help me God, will keep my
oath I" GGreat applause ]
~ have seenw Can anybody believe that
history has truth enough in it to entitle it to
even the most cursory perusal, if such lies as
these are to be made part of it?
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KAFFLE.

'NHE BIOODFD BAY MARE kA1E WILL DE RAF-
FLED at the Phetan Bill iar Saloon ncr of Mar
h. aud MeetinR streets at hafpast O'clock This Eve
ming. a few Chances left. L August 10
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COPARTNE. SHIP NOTICE.
TUNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style OF AUSTIN & ALBEE
has this day dissolved according to articles OF agree
ment. tSigned.) EARLEs AUSTIN
CHARLES H. ALBER,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26

Do Goop. Thousands Of men breathe,
move and live--pass Of the staae Of lie. and
are heard of no more. Why They DO not
particle Of good in the world; none wets
blessed by them as the instrument OF their re-
demption. Not word they spoke could be
recalled. so they persisted; their light vent
out in darkness, and they we're not remem-
bered more than the insects Of yesterday.
Will you thus hive and die, o man immortal?
Live for something. Do good. Leave be-
hind Won monument Of virtue that the stosms
oftine can never destroy. Write your name
in kindness, and love and mercy on the hearts
of thousands you may come in contact With
wear by year. Yoa-win never be forgotten.
Notyour name, your desdsf viii b. ~ isgi-
bic On the hesrts Jon Learn behind =. tie
stsrs on the brow Of the evenin0b, Seed desdl
- 1Ahe Mtlt G1oGh heaven. s@s,
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There seems TO he remarkable interest
regarding the health of JeF. Davis about this
time, and an official xamination into the sab
sect was instituted by Assistant Surgeon Gen.
eral Crane, and DIR. Simpson, Assistant Sur
seon Z. S. A. IL is said that the tone OF
their remarks, after having made their exam;
nation. justified the inference that they we're
satisfied that bis extreme heieacy OF heaith
and marked failure Of the Fiial forces will NOT
admit Of his being nrch d nss. Aeps IN prfs-
on, except al the imminent risk Of sacrificing
his life TO the experiment. II is understood
that this report has been called fur thres0h
recent application BY Mr. Davis counsel for
his parole or release on bail. aud with view
TO controvert or substantiate the statements
regarding his health upon which said appiiea-
tion was based. Mrs Dafis has left Fortress
Monroe for Washington, and it would not
surprise us very much 10 hea- tia. .pe arch
rebel-tha maE9eree OF thousands of brave
Union sotdiers-is soon to be released on
parole. sympathy in high places with the
alas. of traitors Of which Davis is the chef,
almost guarantees this expectation.
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