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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-17

AFFAIRS IN BALTIMoRE-From the Baltimore
american We CLEAN the following details of
affairs In that city:
The troops which have been encamped on Fed
raj II struck their tents Yesterday and returned
10 the Relay House. The whole movement was
SO sudden as 10 create surprise both on the part of
tne soldiers and citizens, and the former were
disc cOntentsd upon learning that they had to leave
Federal Hill
The line formed on Warren street. and consist.
ed OF two brass field pieces with caissons each
Grdwh Dy four horses, of Boston Light Artillery,
capt Cooke, One-haf the Regiment of Sixth
massachusetts Infantry, and one half the Eighth
infantry OF New York, Lieut. Col Butterwortb
N ihe waole force consist d Of coo, rank and nlc,
ana 70 the music Of two drum bands moved in
good order and by a direct route to tho Csnden
station, where two trains were fired up and wait
ing 70 convey them away. An hour was spent in
tLe en oaIkatlon, and as they left they were
persons %
On wednesday afternoon the Union men of the
Nineteenth w ard erected two poles and hoisted
couple Of United States flags, amid great cheer
ing.
The camp of the three PENNSYLVANIA reeiments
on the leveislo Of land ad joining Fort McHenrv
Was visited during yesterday by many thousands
9i citzehs, including large attendance of ladies
L ne HhIs 1or The entire force have been erected
ana most neatly arranged, with a good supply Of
straw for bedding. The guns of each comnsnv
were stacked in the vicinity Of their tents, and
all the routine Of camp life was prog ressin1 in.
cludlng that novelty to most Of the nien-n1ena.
ring their own supper
The evening parades of the several regiments
and the drilling by companies was quite an
interesting sight. The men were, generally
SPEAKING, well practiced In ordinary tactics, and
are quite proficient In all the knowledge obtain.
able by citizen soldiers A few months spent IN
tue camp will make them as serviceable as repu-
lars. g"
Thus far Captain Mcconnell, recruiting office,
OF Baltimore for the United States Government
has succeeded in cnlsting six full com panies for
lhe service, each OF which muster eighty four
men, rank and file. The recruiting of four com
panles In order to form a complete regiment is
sun In progress, and will no doubt be completed
al the end of the week
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ID An official statement in the Charleston
Courier shows that only 397 Of the First Regiment
OF South Carolina Volunteers would 60 North to
fight, while 604 remained at home
III Howell Cobb, in a letter to the Athen,
Banner, announces his unalterable determination
to retire to private life on the expiration Of bis
present term Of Office
IL In Charleston, on Sunday last, the ther-
mOme'er stood at ninety-two degrees In the shade
One Gaze OF coup de soliet occurred the same day.
:. III Andy johnson 10 sill speaking for the
Union In Western Tennessee. We need not saw
that Andy 10 an unequivocal Union man. =
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within ffeen da,s rom the date Of notice from
the oursel OF the acceptance Of their bad, q oon-
sons, and the gusraptore OF such defsu ng bidders
viii be bed reSponsibie Tot al delina uenoIes
All sfers rot made cns 6srsgsfN ith Tins
Advertisement vii, st the option Of the bureau bs
rejected.
he no ltsd, snd oontTaots Will be ready Tor execu
tion 9 .oon tsereafser as MAJ be practicable.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SRUMAN has, after an experience of ten
IL Years, established the above refuge froM
euackery, self label cd Indlan or German doctors,
and pretenders Of vltchora0 and impostors IN gen
oTal
This is the only plaoe where sure and speedy
cure oan be obtained the world for all ImpropeT
aud evil hahlts, gonorThH, gleet, seminal weak
ness, az phIllE, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. psins in the loins, structures,
general debility, prostratlon. nervous ness, rest
nlghts papitatoo Of the heart ringing IN the cars,
loss Of memory, confusion, me an6 6hoiy, affections
OF the head, throat nose, and skin. Sad all those
peculiar dtsorders arising from the IndiN oretion
study. society, or marriage.
Dr. :. has the grestest remedies in the knoS-n
world Tor diseases OF the blood. EOnorrhr gleet,
structures, sI PhIls, seminal weakness, self abuse,
&c. There is no case IN which thsJ fAIl 10 cure
from to dsJs.
Victims Of these horrible complaints who youid
Wish 10 be valuable men and ornaments 20 sOcletv,
should embrace the earliest opportuuity for rolief
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of hls pstIents who como
from distance. They wall DC furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ters, necessary
diet, and made as comfortable as they would be az
q hrst class hOtel At loss than half TIE cost.
Do not forget the name and number. DR.. Shu-
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Clarendon Hotel opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. &.
Persons At a distance shoad enclose Gtamp for
return postage. Once hours, A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
Various parties have heen entlosd from nv in
shtutloE by certain twIndlers on back streets IN
this clty, who will ~ a. the day of their desth
WORD 20 the wis" IL sufficient ap9ly
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESKMAR,l,2 2 aud S-Pro,ected by Royal
Letters 2, Ia latent ni EpEisnd aud secured BY the
Imperial College Of Med oIne, Vienna
NO; Is invalusbie Tor exhaustion and nstorrhea,
No. completely eradioste, all trsces Of those
diseases inst have been hitherto treated By the nau
No has optTey fs 15i%rSTe snq %s Of
mercury, thereby insurIng to the sufferer speedy
,siei, re, dispnFTsinE ~ Impurities, and roofing on
,TRlEsEMAR, NOS. ], 2and 5, are prepared IN
and can be carried in lhs walstcost ponist. Soid
IN tan csses snd divided iato separate doses as All
%o FSa sef e. aa4 s.a Rog S1 s
saves 3; and IN Sz cases, whereby there - ssT-
BARROW, of I94 Bleecker street, New Yopt,
lmmedIately on receiving reHIttance, Dr. Barrow
securely packed aud addressed eeooTd w 10 the in
stIuotl,ns OF the ritter.
men with damaged and broken down consti.Giions
z" Human FIailty, or PhysIolof ioal Researches"
a. the sympo ths.t nvauaby develoP them
se yes sooner or ster resulting from the fraIltiess
the victim from sharing the fruiuon OF the matfi>
m9nLa STATE sna; not SheokeJ " time deeener
him, step by step 20 Il nEerIng and uutimei, death
Sold BY DR.: BAkR0w, lsS Bieeefer street. fo1r
ooors os6t, esior s IN MMscdonsai, New YORK. Pnoe 2s
Sod aIsO L pJ s. c. Ford. Jr., Drug store, Wash
HIsroRy of tSa &sM Eats9 s92ss SsiS.r.0d, b, Joh,
Lothrcp Motley vols free by mail, al '"D
The Rise Of the Dutch Republls a history by
John Lothrop MotleJ; Svols.; cloth; free BY mail,
Sllss Msrney, the weaver of R.yelol, by the
euthor oil Adam Bede )" cloth 75ioents paper 50
Life and Csreer Of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
Ater Ioeberys with = Painter, Summer VoysFe
e 6sersSSr a. e and Newfoundland; BY Rev Louis L.
The Manufacture of PhOtogenIo or Hydro-C.r
bon oils ~ Thomas Anhsol1, N. d; SIIS.
apps s1s PennsI nyan1s
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THE SOUTH CARoLINA MAus.-The Charles.
ton Courier Of the 10th instant, has the following
paragraph "We have every reason to believe
from reports In circulation Yesterday said to bays
oeen derived from reliable sources that the United
states mails from w ashington will be forthwith
cut on We are, therefore, gratihed to learn, by
tsle olspaaches nom Montgomery, that Pos master
the mails throughout the Confederate States - ,
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Omeial.-ScHUYLER HAMILTON,
Lieut.. Col. and Military Secretarv

SO THEY Colt is said In w ashington thatlx-
Chief Engineer Haswell, (of the U. s Navy. Se-
Ing recently In Harper's Ferry was pointed out by
an ex- Lieutenant Of the Navy, now serving In tbe
disunion camp there, az a suspicious person snd
was accordingly taken into custody, and cssne
near losing bis life, halter having been kepS on
his neck for i've or six hours. The fact was tile
grapoed To bis friends In New York, who tby
telegraph, assured the Harper's Ferry diuEs on
commander and also Gov Letcher that IL he Nas
hung, they would, in retaliation, hang every
Nrginian on whom they could lay hands In New
YORK city. We have no doubt whatever that sad
Mr.. Hsswell lost his lie, dozen gemlemsen,
equally az blameless as he, would have certaflly
lost thelrs, as explained above -
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A SOUTHERN ExAMPLE.-The Nashville Bsn-
ner says: "One Of the Cairo soldiers was seized
at Columbus on Friday. He was carefully
searched, but no papers Of any consequence found
on his person. He confessed, however. that he
was from Cairo, also that he was soldier and
mad been sent to that place by his commanding
omcer. The last our informant saw of him he
was tied with rope by the neck to a black lack,
bis feet dangling at an inconvenient distance
from the ground -
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! + + 1 e 1 A l..
TKrksrSr DEPARTMENT. May n. Is

TKrksrBr DEPARTMENT. May N. 1881.
siALHp PRoPosILs yiIl be received st the De
psrtment until II O'Clock noon ot Tuesday, the
.ns.I Sss Of Of MAJ Poy aCg.S for The
~ sst, amouniiRg % eight millions nine hundred
snd ninety four thousand dollars. THIS Stock viii
parable semi annually on the fr.t days Of ysruaTy
sas Syy y.sr n s'sS n. s2s s Sr "
The proposals nlust state the sum offered for
esch HUNDRED dollars st9ek. and must be for one
One per. cent of he amount offered must be depos-
tied WITH the Treasurer Of tho Ini,ed states At
Boston, PSiadeIphia, or New Yors, sshjeot 10 the
ord:f Of the sscreiaIy q the ITOs. % 5.,; and The
rlsht 70 decline 6iSs not regarded ss sdvsnts,ecas
The s%cSGts SS payable under the accepted Ossr.
for Tn, losn must be depo>ted wits the Treasurer
rostoR, Ne. York. or Phi.4sghi,. the twenty;
h.ta aa' oi NAY Low currents I, Ill sccepea
kis request will be considered
ON the TecslP. mere Of u. proper %Ia,S %rnhsssSss
stock will be Issued % the .uoces, fui hl 1der. OF
their seslsnees for the amounts whIch the, shsR
ana ten thousand Soi.Ss saoS, =. %sy be Tesune
lnsc lied stock 50 lssued Will carry interest from
on thr books Of iSs Tfessury, atretsbiy TO tSe
regulsnons OF the Department
STOCK With coupons of .eni annual Intere,t at
tached N sreto. they will be issuei accordingly, IN
sTisched for interest from the ir.t an, Of JSl,
ne1t snch coupon stock, Instead of being trars
signed and Tsnsisfred By ID d.irss,. Se ss iu,ss &c
on a,,s ssoh coupon :tocs f.op the date Of the de-
On Sst dsy to the seospeS ns Sap his Be
or Alto ney by the depository with whom the pfIn-
oipsl was deposited.
The proposals under this notice should he en-
S,S S9'isd On The s sssysoPes Proposss 70. loan Of
OF the TTeasufTi or they may be put under cover
70 the Assistant Treasurer of New York. who viii
IN ard ihsm IN hls srfu
be sent in season to De opeaed and decided ~ the
time above sisted.
The preliminary deposIte Of one per oent re-
quired from al bidders viii be Included an the
final dePosite of successful hI dders, and will be
full bidders. =, p. CHASE
IN II l-dtf0th Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE ADAMS ExPREss CoMPANy.-It anne.,s
tnat hereafter the Adams Express Company are
not 10 be allowed to carry the express mater
The Commanding General at this point explains
his action in the premises:
HzlDQUARTERs, Washington, 18th MAY, 1861
ordered by telegraph the agent of Adams,
Express at New York and philadelphia and Raj
umore, that In future no express matter fnclu.
nve OF letters, will be permitted to go south of
the city, into Virginia.
LssI evening Col Stone seized, by my order,
the Express matter. and stopped all contra band
gocds ana allowed the balance to go forward :
Hereafter none will cross the Potomac.
JAS. X. Manifold
BIT. Brigadier Gen. Com'die
Omcial.-ScHUYLKR HAMILTON,
Lieut.. Col. and Military Senret,rd
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The NEw York AND VIRGINIA SrKAMsiIIP
COMPANY having addressed letter 10 the se!.re-
tary Of State, inquiring whether they may lawfully
accept from the State Of Vreina the value Of kefr
steamships seized by order Of Governor Ietchef TO
be used In making war On the U-ited Sttes
have been promptly answered In the negative
The Secretary further explains that such uans-
action would involve treasoa on their part. for
which they would necessarily be held accosnt-
able by the GeyefDmsnt .- Z
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HARPER's FERkY.-N have information di-
Iect ana very recent from Harper's Ferry, repre-
tentlng That there are now 4, 500 disunion troons
.heft, ana mar The disunionists have abandoned
the Maryland side Of the river az the Point ~,
Rocks cleor up TO Harper's Ferry; and have
planted two columbiads on the Virginia side so
as TO command the approach from Maryland.
Inc party from the Ferry that took possession NJ
The Maryland heights Were Texans, with tbi,tssn
pieces OF artillery. The disuniOnists who were AZ
the folhi of Rocks, some 200 In number, are now
across the riyeT. at Mrs Mason's
hdIIsIs FerTy ave guns are planted at the
junction OF the river and fourteen are planted ON
me south side Of the SbeBar doah, ana a fort IA
oelng oHi!t around tie powder magazine
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=. IL The rumored removal Of the remains of
washington from the tomb at Mount Vernon has
not vet been confirmed. The officers Of the Mount
Vernon Association at Washing ton have received
no definite information on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-17

ID From Peterson Bro, Philadelphia, we
have "The Soldiers Guide" a useful little
twenty-five cent book Of tary instruction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-17

Promoted John w. Ray, Of Missouri, !hs
been promoted TO fourth class (SI ,s00) clerkshi
In the Indian once, vice Alfred Chapman;
Va, removed.
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NEW YORK.

Glass No. l. BTIoks; class No S. Oak and hard
wood; class NO s White pine, spruce. oypress,
class No. 9. Cement class No. travel and Eand;
c.ass No TO- Sat.; class No. IL. Iron, iron nslls s
class NO.l5 Paints, OILS asd glass; class No. Is
SShi2 chandiery; class No IL Hardware; class No.
~ StauoneTs; class No; 21. Hay sRd strsv; Glass
-. BsIhng, packing, anf hose; class No. "a. Sperm
ana IubTlcahnC oils; o!sss No. 2S Augers; class
No =. Anthracite Goa; class No 80 Semi hitu
mlnous Broad Top. &c. coal. -
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/ CRY The feopenins Of tas linz Of travail

from Baltimore, north and northwest has alreadv
been the signal for rush Of travel to the federal
metropolis. Last evenings and this mornings
IaIns I1l brought a hundred aud twenty passengers
liiaid 3, ana proportionate number to the
other hotels Of Washington In addition to the
heavy miltary force being concentrated here. II
evident mat there Is shortly to be larger gath
erlhg OF strangers In the federal metropolis than
ever before, except on presidential inaugur on
occasion Business Of every description. except
transactions In real estate, has already taken new
start, and bids fair to be lveler than ever before
some weeks before the 4th Of July, when Con-
grese meets.
Ross WINANs, ESQ, was released yesterday by
orders from the authorities here, on giving his
parole Of honor that he would not act open or
coyertly In hostility to the Government of the
Inited Ststes
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PHILADELPHIA,

Class No /. RuoEs; class No. 2 Stone; GLASS
No. s. Oak and hard wood; class No. 6. White
Lime, hair, and plaster; ass no. 10. Slate: class
no II. lroa, iron pails and spikes; class No. IL.
and ass; clase No, l6 ShJp obandlery; class so
a. u HsIdwar,i clsss no. "a Sts,ionerSi cass no.
No. y. Provender; class No. a CharcoaI; oisss
no. 3, betting, packing. and hose; Glass No "a
sperm anu lubTlcating oils: olass No % AuEers;
c ass NO. a Anthraeite coal; clsss No, 80 Semi :
bItuminous Broad Ton, &c cosl
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boston

Class No. I. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class
NO ). OAK and hard ~oo5: cses No 6 White pl ne
spruce, lnnIper, and CT sress; class No. 2. Lime
nalrp a.d aster; ass No,S Cement: c.ass No O.
6ravei And sand; clzss No ID. Iron, IRON IaIs and
s2lke. class No. L. Steol; clGSs No. Is Pig iror;
ciaSs No. l4 FIlCs; Class No. Is. Pairts oils api
glass; class No. Is Ship Chsnd sry; class Nc NJ
HaTdvare; cl,ss No. ls. Stationery; class No 2n
Hay and straw; class No 2l. Provender: class n q
q GRarc0a class Eo 2G. Betting, packing. and
hpse; Glass no. -. Sperm and luhficatInE oils:
ciass NO. -. Iron castings; class No. Is hugerR:
class No. q. Anthracite Goa; cl.ss No % Bitu'
minoUs Cnmhetlatd coal; class No. 80. Semi bitu
mIOus Brood Top, DC coal, ~
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1T THEADQUARTERS SECOND REG,T
NS nj ID. C-The commissioned and non com
officers Of the Second Regiment will
meet TO MORROW (frIdayD EVENING At q
O'Clock, at the ArmOry Of the Washington ITTht
lniantrr, ia avenue, near Tenth St, Fo1th side,
By OideT: Al y EISutD
m 10 ~ Adjutant second RsqImsnt
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NAVAL ASYLUM,

ass No. I. ClOihtng; class No ?. Hats, boot,
and shoes; G. asa No. s. Provisions; CLASS No.
Groceries; class no, s. DrI GoOds; GLASS No.
Bread, &c; cas- No. =. Tobacco; class No
M!sce. aHeous; class No. o Hardware; class n,
10. Paints, oils. aud glass; class No. III. Lumber
o sss No. IL. Stationery; class No. Is. FIrewood
c,asn NO. Il Coal; class No. Is. PrOvender; O as
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PORTSMOUTH N. IA.

Class No. stone; class No. 6. White pine,
spruce, jumper, and cypress; olass No. ,. Lime,
1aiT ana plaster; lass No.8. Cement; class No. g.
sPiEes; c!nas no. r. Steel; class No. Il. Files;
Sisss NO. Is Paints oils, epd glass; GLASS No. Is
~. StahoneT,; ass No. 10. FIrovood: class No.
~ Hay And straw; clas. No. 81. Provende,; oiass
no; = Cbarcos,; class No. 3 Betting. packing,
ana hose; ass NO. "a Sperm and lubricating oils
c,aSs 70. =. Iron castlnss; class No a. Augers;
nous Grm and = -
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"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads. drum
Stleks and Snares. Brass and Copper Bugles Fifss,
flutes BaJos, ,ars, and Violins. at low prices
Just arrived at the Music Store of w, q, MET
ZEROTT, corner of Eleventh street and Penna.
avenue.
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1S HEACQUARTEkSF FIRST REGIMENT
J. d d. MgIIsFIA

WASHINGTON, MAY Is, 1861
The company officers of the First Eegim.Tt of
tho II. Z. Militia are requett ted 10 meet a. tbe
hount Verro Cane Factory, IMr. Gruiche t's,J
near fhe RAILROAD Depot, To MORROW IThurs.
day AFTERNOON at c'clock. Bv order of
w. i. MoDUNALD,
+, Major Commanding.
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Form af Gua,duf,<

The unde rsiEned name of guarantor) of (pame
the town and State of name the State,) and
!nams oi second suarantor 30 } here BY undertake
thet u above named (name the bidder or biddersD
WI, II hls or theIrl offer above be accepted,
enter into contract " ith the United States within
hiteen days after the date of notice thro Ieh the
post omee OF the acceptance Of his Tor theIrl offer
|. Witness; (Sixnature of rparantorsD
certify that the above named (here mans the
suarantors)are known to ne to be good and re
sponsipe guarantors In this case. (Signatuts.D
40 be slgnei By the district judge district attor
ney, coil lleotor, agent, or some person knuvu
10 the bureau TO he responsible.
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AS Major VIM. 6. FLOOD, IF the Seyent6
Ward, a. a candidate for COLLECTOR al the
approaching June election, m "a eo9ts
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nNE HUNDRED INDIA RUBBER CAMP
~ BLA NKETS ard CAPES received tkis day
ALSO, Blue and Gray Flannel Shirts,
w ute Shifts: Drawers, Ho'iery, &c.
To whoh we invite tho attention of military man
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co,
m II 81 322 Pa. av.. hetw, 9th and 10th stS
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
u-S TOMAS our Municipal Election is near
Mr.. M PEARSON. as a suitable candidate for
the office OF COLLECTOR. He is native of the
tn T. e Constitution and laws of the land, and the
enforcement of the same. HIS capacity and integ-
nv are well known ard give a guarantees for the
faithful and honest fulIInent of the duties OF the
Ohioo. m Is SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-17

lLLiAM MORGAN, ESQ.,. the present
~ Register, l: pTese tu tho voters of Wash
NJ onday Of j une ensuing m Is ente
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ROB'T W; FENWICK ia offered a. the oapdi-
date for CITY COLLECTOR. by
m l7-2t' Many Union and RepybLjenr Vo,sr,
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~ UNION AND REPUBLICAN VOTERS
-S OF Washington, no. Remember tbst ibs
secession party has held Its power in this cIty by
wadlng through ths blood Of your slaughtered oif-
lZens. So 9 the true Union and Republi ticket
with stars and stripes. MANY VOTERS
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I NpTlCF-h special meeting Of the stock
= ho!cers OF tn West End Binding A Assnc:a-
lon of 6eorgetOwn VII he held at the CouncII
chamber on MONDAY EVENING, thS 2It6 in
'tant 10 cnnsIdeT the prcprIety of SO modifying the
he times By order: VI
m l7-3t w KING Go.
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0FCAPTAlN nj. SNYDER Will be SUP
uS ported by the UNION MRN of the oIty at the
I1nlns ~ r LINE election for the office OF CITY COT
LIZ I'm IN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

Of the best materials continued BY excesntw srk
men, and superior inducsments are offered to these
venting to buy for the Trade. Cool weather b
here and buyers will And II to their interest TO lay In
their supplies Of wants, before the ruds blasts d
Hosus opposite Bostchsr's WsstsrI Heel.
MeGregos, Iowa, Nov. 3, 1e6sN