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OF THE WINTER
CAMPAIGN
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

avail myself OF this medium to call the M MespeSSIsaI
Co ths largest and most complete assoTtmsMns M q
Yosh and se ssnatsmsns Furnsnns
aaoSs GaoS sbjrts' Drawers, SILK and Gingham um-
brslIas' and q very large assortment sf HATS,
Embracing all the latest styles MY STOCK 10 per.
feet; Style and tit guaranseea' aHS " RosB. A'''
grati6ed. 80 m Tonrib strast.
NOS
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HOP AT CAMP GRANT.-We understand
that the United States officers on duty at
this post contemplate giving a grand hop
at Camp Grant on Thursday night next.
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DTscHARGED.-Yes esterday Mr.. NJ. Cohen
was arrested and carried before Commits
sioner Chahoon upon the charge of viola
ting the internal revenue law. The COM
missioner, after a short examination, dis
charged him.
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EOR SALE, & TWELVE.HORsE
&c BORING EEGIHE, with the necessary boring
rods and tools. Also. several good MuL LEs. AP-
ply at the springfield and Deep Rnn pits, or 70 r
do sHim D. T. LgMLEY, Agent.
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CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Ed. Lewis and
Ed. Liggon, two negro boys, attempted on
yesterday afternoon to steal pair of boots
from Mr. G. Heller. They were caught in
the act; and after a lively chase arrested
and carried to the station-h9use.
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CONVICT ARRIVED. The sheriff of james s
City county yesterday brought to the pen
itentiary Watt Spratley (colored), VINO
had been sentenced to one years conflne-
ment for malicious shooting.
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The PHoToGRAMs Of President Davis and
General Lee, noticed in our paper yester-
day, were taken at the Lee Gallery from
life, and were not copy of sketch.
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CLOTH ER-GAITERS.-We have
" now in store the CLOTH 0vER-GAITBRs go
much sought for, and 30 pleasant to wear over
the shoes in cold weather; cut long. Nice ar
ticle. Price, $3.50 per pair. Call at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.'S,
5aoo 1908 Main street.
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REMovAL.-Mr. F. Banuasch, Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue, has been
removed from office by General John +.
Milford, Collector for this district.
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Marine Intelligence.
Port OF RICHMOND. DscsuBrr p. 1867.

MlEIATURE ALMANAC, DBosABsR "a, 1857.
Sun Hsss........,.7.lsl Moon risss........... s.4
Sun sets. .4.42 High tide, A. M. 25
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS will
meet at Fredericksburg on the 9Th OF
January, 1868.
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Lieutenant- General William 7. Sherman
il at present in Baltimore, the guest OF
Major. General Van Yliet.
Zsccheus Greeley, father of Horace
Greeley, died at Fort Wayne, Penn, on
the 18th instant, aged eighty-six years.
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De3atist3.N.

nR. G. e. KLOEBER, SUR @8
~ GBON DENTIST (late Of Baltimorel 1f
No. 9o2 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filed In the best manner o. reduced priceR.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vulcanite base,
perfectly initiating the natural organ and restoring
tbe contour Of the face at the low prtees Of s2S,
$25, and sao per SET.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
de IS 3m
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r WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
FORM nv friends and customers and the public
have asil aooas
y,o & Egixsttss, Brads, Toupees, etc. Also, some
Of those long thick Curls Partieuisr attention non
paid TO the manufacture ana repair Oh nA'1 !s"'
elry ana al osnei AiHU' " william WILDT,
sa1 No. I'll Broad Etreet.
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c5OO REWARD.-Stolenf from e
DCUU my quarters, on Thursday "a
hight, a HUNTIAG-CAsE GOLD WATCH NJ
and CHAIN, with charms on chain. My SaSGs5
name and rank are engraved on the inside Of the
case and w on the back in German text. A re-
ward of 5000 will be given for the return OF the
watch and chain and S?t0 moro for the conviction
of the thief Apply at Nowlan Co.'s, corner
Tenth and Main Streets or to
A. q. D. WILLIAMS,
Captain United States cavalry, Camp Grant.
de 21-3LN
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81rhnund 9ispatttr.
TUEsDAY......... DECEMBER "a, 1857.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs
PATCH" f" Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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rE,HE CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOkI;zA
/ Ia.a. ossoytment iust received and for sale by
- '@' w. Il. KEINiNGHAM,
IA 10 Luz alS Broad street.
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sagA COUGH, A COLD, OR. sure
THROAT, requires Immediate a'lention' An"
should be checked II allowed to continue, irr1-
taron Of the lungs, a permanent throat disease,
or consumption, is often the result
BROWNS Bs0ECHIAL TRoCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diate relief
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptive ana
throat diseases, TR0cHEs are used win
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use theri 70 'ieAt
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
snd do not take any Of the worthless imitation1
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc- oc So-eou.A
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EOs. SpOTtsmsess.

1
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-TO 80
" CouNTRY MERCHANTS AND NEY
TIE TaADE EdERA LILY ~ $50
WALSH &soN Gate James Wslsh), S&SEX
importers and manufacturers ofAHyNIYN
GUNS, RIFLRS, &C., M3? Main W
street, respectfully cali the attention of the trade
SINGLE GUNS, most Of which are OF our OWE iue..
portation, together with an extensive supply OF
POWDER FtAsKS, SHOT POUCHES. GAMK
BAGS POWDER, SHOT, and CAPS, and everys
thing necessary to the sportsman In the Held.
NB.-RBPaIRINa done with neatnssa and
despatch. All work guaranteed. noS-lm
g SUTHERLAND, I406
y. MAIN AND 500 BROAD NET
STREET, RICHMOND, va, I'M ASS&
PfRFs R2gTEK fisPd}s hsP RsAtfs tisk y Sgs ~
RY, AND SPORTING ARTICLES. "
Our recent Importation Of GUNS embraces Sne
finest goods for the prices ever In our stores.
Just received, zoe, 900 ELY'S CAPS, In quarter
and one tenth boxes. Agent for Rentn8ton's
celebrated FfRg-ARMS. 90 -
NEW YORK NET AND TWINE
IN C0MPAHY.-SEINE E s and assAzan
NETS Of all kinds made to order. w E&
COTTON SEINE TWIHES, patent -
EaRsSSs m sS all and svsi T%iaRs Ros q
and three cord. DEMARRST q JORALEMON,
oc l-smH 100 Barclay street. Hsv York.
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.DraSgs, MeCJ5cdnes, &c.


MO QUACKERY Ito THE AF-
~ FLlCTED.-T. R. BAsss COUGH SYRUP,
for Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthna, Bron- ron
chits and all Diseases OF the Lungs In the Incl
pient stages, and sfording more relief In the ad-
yanced stages OF Consumption than n, any oshsa hs
medicine was given me- by the much lamented
CarterP Johns9n, d. D., and Professor P. Of a. An
before he left his il-fated trip to Europe. The
reputa ton OF Its author mak kos anything can say
entirely unnecessary. The certificate OF Dr.. Mayo,
commendatory, is appended:
T. r. Bass Dear sir,-The prescription made
for You by Dr. G. p. johnson certainly combines
tho best material as an sxpeetorant have ever
used in my practice In all cases Of Colds C19ghs,
phthisical have been cured, or greatly benefited.
know OF nothing could more confidently re-
J. A. MAYO, M. D.
None genuine without my signature.
Il. 4. BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co,
L. B. THOMAS, o. A. sTREGKER, =. Y. HUD-
N Ut, and ROBERT LECKY, Church Hill:
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Lost, SSr0yed, and Found.

r OST, a BLACK ONYX BREAST
j. PIN, with large pearl set in gold star.
The owner will pay $5 reward for same II left at
this office. de 24-2t*
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NER- JOHN TIETJEN, MERCHANT
W T.GJ,OR having removed to his new store, on
tbe corner OF Broad and Tenth streets, is
to furnish GENTS CLoTHlnG IN tns 5 isiess ~
Warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
0al and axamine. W
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Wants.

WANTED, TO RENT TWO FUR
w NIsHED LODGING ROOMS, for two single
gentlemen, between Cary and Barshall streets and
Ninth and Second sire cts. Apply TO
de 24-3t CABELL 81 WATKINS.
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DEAvER ovERCoATs, BEAVER
s6ITs m FINE 4 BIak BhAck sUfTs K;yELXET
VESTs.-Just received at JULIUS kRAkERs,
Merchant Tailor, 1917 Main street, q fine assort-
msnt of Ready made Clothing for Mems, Yout6Ss,
and Boys wear. at greatly reduced prices ,FGI
Merchant Tailoring. all styles Of Beaver, flenen
1Iloths' Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres, and Vesdngs.
Suits made to order fashionsbly and reasonably. ply
Furnishing Goods In great variety: Also' Hats
Gaps, Umbrellas, Trunks, and Yanses. .u .ssorted
stock of frstoclass Goods at the Richmond Cloth.
ing Hail. l57 Main street. no 20
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SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
OMAN who has some experience In business,
having been deputy sheriff for several years
References given as to moral and ind dustrial habits
Salary 10 object. Address y. w. B., Hanover
Courthouse, fs., until 18th January, 1893.
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VIZ ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A
w GOOD COAL CART and HARNESS. Apply
at the coal-yard corner Of Nineteenth and Cary
Streets [de 24--ltl CHARLES II. PAGE.
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RE- STILL THEY COME.
JULIUS sYCLE,


As Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
desires to inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is constantly making additions
to his already large and varied stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS &C.,
and can sell as low as the lowest, leaving the
purchaser to determine the real value OF tne
goods. He now Offers the following bargains:
4 full assortment DRESS GOODS, comprising
EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MEElNOs'
A1PACAs, POPLINS, ALL-WooL MOUSSE
LANES, &c;
Beautiful FIG URED MOUssELAINEs at 2oc.;
CALICOS-A full stock at s5c., loc lZsc.' ahu '' ,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at lsc
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON at l@3c.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON from LOG. up ;
1O.4 BLEACaED and BROWN sHEETING at 4oc.
PULL s-4 EXTRA HEAVY BROWN sHEETlNG
WHITE FLANNEL at rs and &c.,;
HEAVY RED TWILLBD FLANNEL at $780,;
GOOD BALMORALS at Sl.6o;
WHITE and COLoRED CoRSETS at u;
SATIN ET at so and 60c.
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 81;
BLACK DOUBLE. WIDTH CLOTH FOR CLoAKs
at So;
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS at SIS and upwards
full assortment LIGHT DoUBLE-"lD
CLOAKlNG.
ALSO,
A large stock BED BLANKETS, white and co
lored;
COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAWLS,
UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gentlemen;
WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS,
PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
RUSSIA DIAPER, and CRASH TOWELS ane
ToWELIHG, &c.
invite all wishing to purchase goods to give
me a call JuLloo 81 NAS.
sl3 Main street between Ninth and Ientn.
Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
would be pleased to see and serve their numerous
friends and acq qu8intances
gITER G. CARE, GEORGE SwABAcEBR, JONAS
WEINBERG, GEORGE P. BAGBY, and J. ADoLPHus
p,vvcu NJ SI.1 de A-ts
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w IA FAkMERs. 5000 5000 MEchASiCs, SSicC EM9
100 LADIES, all TO know whers TO buyY Wy
the cheapes. BOOTS and SHOES. The vSae
and up; Balmorals. Sl.2o up; Ladies' Morocco
Boots, 81 up; Misses sewed and Pegged Leather
Balmorals, 81 and up {; Children's Morocco Heeled
Boots. s5c. All other goods In proportion.
splendid stock Of my own make. whish are war
rsnted. MICHAEL GUNST,
de5 AT Broad street. Richmond.
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
/ DE-. DUPoNCo's
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

CERTAIN REMEDY
for all complaints so peculiar TO the ses-ylz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Retenton'
Pain In the Back and Loins, Pressing. down Pains.
Rush Of Blood to tho Head, DiZIiness, Dimnsss OF
Sight, Green Sickness, Heavinsss, Fatigue on any
Slight Exertion. PaPtation OF the Heart an9 tna, ~
most annoying, weakening, and the beginning VI
all other female weaknesses,
THE LEUCORRHGA, Or WHITES.
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WANTED, EIDES-Dry, green, or
w ealted. HULST klsa,
nos Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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Z Y. HUDNUT, Church Hill.
Ladies', By sending either Of the above agents
81, can have the pills sent by mail TO any part OK
the country free OF postage.
and by "ons druggist" in every city and town
In VirUfnia de lV-Sm
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A Prs T,cTuRE.-A pleasant article

A PES IlcTURE.-A pleasant article on
Views from Mountains in the Round Table
contains the following fine pen pictures:
1t had been hazy day. and as the sun went
down there were light clouds heaped in the
west The san slipped down quietly between
two points OF the mountain just where the river
banks broke away and showed them, and
nothing remained but splash Of golden color,
split upon the crest of the hills. The color
spread upws d and backward upon the clouds,
which strea, he'd up diagonally north from the
junction of the hills and the river bank until
they lay in battlemeut and turreted pile up
on the sky the rich color followed them up,
climbing them, saturating them, smoothing
them until al other sembiance in them dis
appeared, and they look like long rolls OF
combed WOO Just raised from the dye. They
glow ed and burned with richness of color.
and every fibre in them shone as fleece. Or
one might hive imagined it a painted canvas
of marvellous fidelity, with the very strokes
Of the brush remaining as the hand had lett
it. II ever there was Living light this was
it. Soaking the clouds, but not drirpina
from them, it was richer than gold, softer
than all reflections in words to reveal it. The
marvellous light was prodigally scattered.
Above. tbs Intense blue of the sky showed
through IN patches; and below it al the low
Adirondack glimmered in such purple hues
as Tyrian eyes never knew. Purple and gold
mingled, the light fell on the black rivers il.
streaks which made these weird contrast :
and, nearer, it lsvished itself on the most
commonplace things. Ittouched the obsery
ers, all but transferring them it lay on boots
which were soiled with days tramping. and
turned the DIRT on them into gold dust il
bathed the wayside railroad depot. and glim
mered along the top Of the rails until cnt of,
By a cure. And, looking behind The depot,
the Green Mountains lay along the eastern
horizon untouched and calm in fxedness Of
deep blue, in cold contrast with the warmth
and glory of the west Oh! for Joshua ,
power to stay the sun But, as if in self,sa,,
isfaction. the sun seemed to lIpper q lit Q
just under the hiife, and not for fulliweniy
minutes did the naeni6eence begin 10 die.
Then the purple for which we were waiting
came out sio~ y along the curve of the noun
tam, and with all this loyal sunset-very rare
" seen IN such perfection, even in that local
ty-sank away, and the two creeks grew
indistlnguishable in their blackness and CHR
red and chirfed as before, and the roar q,
the falls came down again and claimed our
care,
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.
-Ths Hon. 11e.as Manassas, q Eoesl
L. -. tAe oe6s2 neabr q he
sh,se Apr, d,ed thsesAer ~ = tte&e
pl Mfa II J
!. l. - = aeses,aa, !: 9: n,''; T., q
Arm Eaaseg, widow, i kss one hundred and
iuFth ysas. hisaa ieessssting caFosmsaance
thas he vas Tie dsaghser Of The celebrated
navigator Captain Cook.
eev;a.is ~ ssst hs. phseeGuapk to
Wep1eli PAillips, with ~ fcl6o~isG written
| IN his pvu hand: ITO Wendell PHILIPPE,
Liberators degH seAsssi aeri. (Libtraior Of
black slayes). g. GAsIsA.DI.
aPr;son Of Alessandria, 18th Sept, 1867"
| The Hen. Charles Greeley Lorins, whose
deAth near Boston, on Tuesday, at the aSe of
4 "a, has already been noticed in our dispatch
4 e., was one Of the prominent Wing and ne
publican politicians OF Massachusetts, though
hs sever held any political Office, except
serving one term in the State Senate.
i AT Piilau, ia Prussia, lives woman
Who hos for some years consecrafed her life
to the dangerous task Of rescuing persons
from shipwreek and drowning. Tnis Prus-
sian Grace Dsrling, who has saved more than
three hundred individGAls, 10 held in the
highest veneration BY all classes Of the PEG
4 pie among whom she lives.
Henry Ward Beecher, in his discourse
on Sunday, said that. some men will mol
; ehave on Sunday, and yet they spend eli tia
week in shaving their fellow men and many
folks think il very wicked TO black their boot,
j on Sunday morning, yet they do not hesitate
| to black their neishbor's reputation on Seel
days"
Truman J. Homer, City Engineer of St
Louis, died in that city on Wednesday, q
the age Of SO. He Was native Of Aurora
Cayuga county, N. Y, and went to St. Loui
: when II years old, friendless and poor. Il,
e rose by his own exertions from an errapd DO,
TO position Of honor and public trust.
? Alter the arrest of Gen. Garibaldi, tn
chief direction Of the Roman insnrrectiol
was assumed by the Generals oldest son
: Menotti. The progress Of the insurrectio
u has shown that Menotti is the worthy son G
his father, and has learned how TO battle 70
> freedom. Such leaders the Italian Govern
y ment does not like, and it has therefore ar
n rested the son of Garibaldi likewise.
u A letter to one Of the London papers call
4 attention to the fact that the summer house 9
!, Olney. in which Cowper studied and wrote
i and which it is believed he composed tn
Task, ia fast going to decay and ruin. h
thinks Gao would set the building in com
e plete repair, and thinks that for such trifa,
e q relic of 80 much literary interest should nj
/? be lest.
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Txss lpsus ssslisgs - y - iadses'
nsats 70 ssn,so1y 70 - - = deoD-so
quit a. h.us "a hardsass1f = - asd
no oss - - iish p,sssAae seaa1aas ~
Mature. KssA day. sow, i aEand posn.a
il op,os brilliantly, with glory Of Heasens
And karsh iadsscr1bAbis; marches q through
the hours with more taaa the orisnsal splen-
dor thst Saaii asd Ha6s tsisd 70 compass
in mellinaous descriptions, sndshs closs,
robsd u the rich lustse OF thee ssdinned,
11coniit sights, beats the " T'ransformaaioa"
scene in The /" Back Crook, al hollow.
90 oct INTO the open cir. Walk Or ride.
Yea sill havs liysd this ssason hnt iapss-
fectly II you don't make IN effort to see and
feel the full beauty Of this October. Have
you looked up into the mist yelled ether Of
the blue Heavens that rest over these days,
until there comes to you, BY inspiration, IN
argument that may be felt, proving TO your
sool ito immortality - proof that weighs
more with yoa than oil The subsitss OF die
tec,ie, or the wire drawn metaphysics OF ths
schools. Have you seen the woodsf 70,
have looked 1t them, Of course, bat do 20,
know them? Russell Of hickory and elm
crimson Of sumach, scarlet Of vines, yellow 0
walnut, variously hued oaks, from brigh
green 10 rich golden - do you know thes
all2 Have yeu looked upon far reaches Q
timbered hillsides where each tree 10 can
vass that out rivals Turner; and drank in
beauty that grows and grows upon you unit
woods and world are TRANSPORTED, and 20
know light and glory tha. are not else o
land or sea, but ia your own soul? And
the foreground Of this picture Of woods hav
you seen the meadows, bright in their me-
{ green Fall growth of grass, and The fields {
ripeued corn, and the changing hedges add
ing their beauty to fields and roadside
And in the far distance have you noted tn
dim outline Of wood submits, and the silve
curtain resting upon and beyond? Do 20
know how gorgeously the clouds are painted
and what glory there is upon the river ,
these sun risings? AS the evening comes Q
do you know what . panoramic picture
, changing loneliness the waters Of that riv'
are? Have you seen them change, greer
, blue, purple. azure, while you watche
them? Have you seen the East painted pu
pie and violet as the sun goes down in Il
West? Do you know what path OF fan
, the moon makes upon the water rs it rises
Go out and see all this. 1t cultivates Il
humanities within you, aad exalts aud er
, mobiles this hard>serving life.
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We heard Of an invalid lady whose hap
PLY thought exclamation, as the Democracy
were firing their jubilation guns the 9TH
evening, was, 9 1t would have been much
better if the Democracy had done their shoot
ing during the war and at the rebels But
my dear Madam. that wasn't the programme
At all. The Democracy of keokuk and Rich
mond held formal Publication meetings oyel
the recent elections. Why shouldn't they be
together in this? They were together il
holding informal Oh How Doleful meeting,
over rebel defeats during the war.
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HENRY MILLER, of Nauvoo, boy of IS
years, was killed by the accidental discharge
of his gun few days ago. He had returned
from hunting expedition, and in drawing
his fowling- piece out from under the buggy
seat i, was discharged, the charge entering
bis side and causing death in few hours.
See Carthage Gazette.
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SOLDIER on ArnEaroS.-The following
is written by citizen of this place, who was
gallant soldier. Accompanying his state.
ment he writes us note. He says:
Should you see mt to publish the inclosed
you can do so. Had it not been against nv
principles to disturb public meeting, would
have denounced Maj. Anterior As liar when
he was speaking Tuesday evening. do not
propose to set myself up AS the defender of
w. N. Stone, but know he was trore ma
and a competent officer when he served in nv
old regiment, the Third Iowa Infantry, and |
dislike to hear his bravery called into guess
ton by man who was dishonorably dismissed
the service.
kEoStk, Oct. Il, 1867.
Editor CARE CRY
AT the Democratic meeting on Tuesday one
OF the speakers, Mr.. Anterior, denounced
Gov. Stone as . coward. | pronounce Mr..
Anterior ffar' l had the honor, during
the hrst two years of the late war, of being a
member of the regiment Third Iowa Infant.
ry) OF which Gov. Stone was Major, and |
well krow, a. does every man who served in
the Third on that memorably 9th day OF
April, 1862, that Drawer man than W. n.
Stone never led regiment in battle.
1t is exceedingly unpleasant to hear, as
many did Tuesday evening, q brave sold;,.
traduced. The files of the Army and Nar.
Journal will perhaps give some reasons 70,
Atherton's becoming Copperhead. but Il,
reasons for his defamation of the character
asAn officer, of the man whose bravery upon
the field Of battle elected praise from Gen
g. A. Hurlbut At Shiloh, and who nobly led
his command against the ensmy's works .,
Vicksburg, cannot imagine. SOLDIER.
We withhold the writer's name, but if Ma
1or Anterior wants it be can have It.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

Ora friend Capt. Davis, of For, Madison,
informs us that the company having the Peni.
Tertiary labor contract have completed the
water pipes and cisterns, and with attached
engine and hose the machine shops, &C., can
be deluged with water on short notice. This
is q valuable improvement to the whole in,
stitution
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-18

WElearn that Mr.. Watson, of Perry Syringe,
is opening hotel At Quincy. He continues
his joint propretorship Of the house at the
Springs. Our friend Divelbliss will remain
al the latter, presiding over it with the per.
feet fitness that is his wont.