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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
SHAVING AND HAIRDREssING
q, MICHAEL GINz, ~ s;

shaver and Hairdresser,
.r in c'rbin Block, over I. j. Patterson Grocery
sI.s,,rss sni ethsr branches Of the business at
n l. 'tts7sass 81 ,if sl- = ".' - fms y5of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
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eouhueu tne oruer 10 the reOel pnalan8eS,
and instantly the hogc mass of rebels was
hurled against our let wing. The gallant
divisions of Reno and Schenck-heroes
and victors of other felds-stood their
ground for short space, but were soon
ove' powered and gave way. Setting up q
yell of triumph. the rebels pushed over
piles Of their own dead men and the corpse
Of many patriot. using the bayonet at
close quarters with our troops.
The oRDER. TO FALL BACK.
The rebels were slow in reforming
They had not driven us back without con-
siderable loss. and they did not make an
other advance until half an hour after,
about noon to-day. 4s. esafse
ID = AS GOOD AS THa SLOGAN"
Now everything looks like q great de-
feat to the arms of the Union, but God
has not willed it so. We are never TO be
defeated at or SO near Bull Run again.
Our reinforcements are in sight at last
Sykes, with his invincible regulars, is in
sight. ai'i - mdf tl''r Ioi lsit
1t is the vanguard of Fitz John Porter g
corps. They are coming up from Manas-
sas to give the rebels some of the touches
they applied to them SO artistically at
Gaines Mills. His fire IS delivered in the
encmy's flank, anc the rebels stagger back.
7iifm SUMNER SIGHT. a4 mc1i
The rebels seem three to our one, when
cheering is heard in our rear. and the dust
rises in clouds seemingly for miles in ex-
tent. Half an hour passes by and puts
Sumner. with his augmented and regener-
ated corps, in the advance. The troops
that have fought so hard and so long fall
back to Centreville.
Many of them sank right down, and,
cooled by the rain that was falling. were
soon fast asleep, dreaming of home and all
that is lovely and beautiful in life, while
the roar of cannon was still ringing loudly y
in their ears, stape6ed with the sudden re-
lapse from the extraordinary excitement Of
the past week.
FaASLLIS AIcivEs.
Sho,tly after noon to-day, Franklin's g
corps moved on from Centreville and took
an advanced position. 8,d srnoi aiads q
|. Ha 5rif OUR cArrunEs. q ssy97ss "a
II is said that our captures of prisoners
and stores. camp equiPage, etc., are i'm
mense. The various trains returning from
the battle fields are loaded with tons OF
stores of every description, taken in the re-
cent battles. .gtaaof e.as ~ ia
b. g THE REBEL ADVANCE.
Very triumphantly the rebel hordes ad-
vanced. II ives evident, at first glance.
that they had been heavily reinforcei, and
it was also impressed upon our conscious
ness that we must meet the approaching
contest with men wearied enough in body
and not little dasnpeneda BY the thought
that Sumner and Franklin had failed to
come up. But the force under our control
was disposed as well ss circumstances
would allow.
All the officers from the major general
commanding to the humblest ilieutenanI
were iudefatigible in their exertions to
make energy and tact atone for the want
Of those happy coinciding circumstances
which so oftcn materially contribute to
decide the issue Of battle. The men stood
nobly up, to their work,
THE ORDER TO FALL BACK.
The day was far advanced. Our mel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

An addition sftwcntyfve per cent will be made on the
above rates for Special Notices
GENT other and cities viii he allowed fwehty
Ave per commission. kind,
eiIl he Inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

whoIeor parfislse sets Of Teeth inserted on the
most approved plsas Special attention paid to 80
the preservafs of the natural tth, QyYYxy
-t.rify off.h5Idren's teeth corrected II
and diiculg teeth extracted with without Chic
resorm Can be Consulted at his once time except
N"ndsys and Tuesdays Once in Pershing Block. up
airs CORNER Michigan and Gano Streets fDs3y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
Charge of Base from Jsmes River Ia
ftis the Eeppahan1ock.

sARcH OF THs rvs,T era INDIANA.
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Ipsid in advance, .....5.............$J,5 so
n pxid after six months. .......... ...... .. 2O0
Atthe end f,he 9, so
80 10 discontinued until all srrearages are paid
aiess stthe option of the publisher. 10 - .-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

tne ohttle going on to-day IN the vicinity
Of Bull Ran. The excitement runs high
on the avenue. in consequencs. of the cir
! culation Of these reports. / am happy to
say that have just seen an officer OF high
rank, this afternoon. who has given me
some most important news. .nOdinod
Gen. Pope seems to have met with q
temporary reverse to-day. He was snc-
cessfully driving the enemy during yester-
day, whom he supposed to be under the
command Of Gen. jackson. but about A
O'clock tremendous cleud of dust was
seen on the right. and Gen. Pope became
came convinced that heavy reinforcements
for the enemy had succeeded in getting
through Thoroughia.e Gap. and were
marching towards his right, with q view
Of tuning it and getting in his rear.
= He accordingly determined to withdraw
his jaded troops from the immediate field
of action. which the enemy at once took
possession Of. II was Notifying for Gen.
Pope 10 do tbs, but Sumner and Porter
had not arrived to save the day. Centre
vile is most imPortsnt point. ani Ma
nassas Junction Is equally so, and no one
can fail to see that it is absolutely neces
sary for US to keep possession Of them.
This morning (Snnday) the rebels re-
newed the battle at daybreak, and it has
been raging furiously oil day. An attempt
was made to turn our right. but the brave
Sigel with his trnsty Germans and the ba,
teries he knows SO well how to maneuver,
was at once ordered to the right. and the
enemy was driven back with heavy loss.-
Sigel healed bayonet charge in person,
it's SID. and in this new position distin-
guisbed himself. 70 ''.'a'l - 3'e'70 s3'
Then a bold stroke was made at our en-
tire which was handsomely repulsed by
Nc Dowell. After this desperation was
evident among the rebels. and there soon
emerged from the dust, q long solid mass
OF men coming down upon our poor worn
out army at bsyonet charge on the dou-
blequick. By the description of those who
saw this line of bayonets. ! am satisfied
that in the distance it must have presented
aspectacle at once awful, sublime, terrible
and overwhelming. @ 6l7d Iard
TRg REBELS CHARGE on Us.
On came the demons, as If emerging
from the earth, in well -comparsoned myr-
lads, reaching in solid column n as far as The
limit of human vision. But we were fol-
fully prepared to meet this onset properly,
and our men stood, pale, but fall of cour.
age. awaiting the result. Idlly determined
to die nobly fighting for the stars and
stripes. if die they must; and they saw no
safe.y 10 retreat.
?
CHANGE OF TACTICS.
Perfectly astonisbed at the confidence
and courage of our men the rebels came
MP handsomely within good range, and
taking our fire semi-orderly commotion
was observed in Their ranks. While this
encon raced nnr men Gen Pone saw what
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
TRs REBELS CHARGE on Us.
A CHANGE OF TACTICS.

Perfectly astonisbed at the confidence
and cou age of our men the rebels came
n? handsomely within good range. and
taking our fire semi-orderly commotion
was observed in Their ranks. While this
encouraged our men. Gen. Pope saw what
was the intent OF il ell. -hAliv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

One less three weeks or less, 81 90.
each IS cents. Larger Advertisements
In proportion half square half
saasrc over square be charged whole square,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

On the mo-"ing of August 16. the brig
ade of General Robinson moved across q
.pontoon bridge over the Chickahominy.
aud advancing about mile. filed of on .
road leading to Long Esidge and took po-
sition at DR.. Christians Mill. The TweD-
tieth Indiana bivooaced in the door-yard
of the mansion aud about the mil. This
house and its surroundings are SO charac-
teristic of the country. that description
cannot but be interesting to your header ;.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Flag a sAs Isws sseena.

1t will be remen bercd that the Regi-
mental Flag Of the lows Second, riddled
with rebel balls n Fort Dopelson, vaa
prsssatsd ~ the Speaker Of TIE Housslof
Representatives. Mr.. Clark, as Speaker,
bsssne il Psopsr custodian. 4 IN dAys
sisss, IN view IT his depaasrs, he made
inquiries about the Flag, designing TO tile
y S;th him r. lows Cssy, end deposit i
among the archiyes,of The Stats Histosical
Society. But the Flag WINS non est. Some
one had captured it, aud carried it oH
during the ccsfpaioa of the ADJOURNMENT
We trust that Mr.. Clark. as soon as bis
health wiz psrni., will ,insaitatea vigor-
ohs search, Il requires 4 vast stretch Of
prerogativs TO carry of that Flag elandes.
tiasly, nd - person who did it's enl.-
titled g considerable notoriety Estate
Registes
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Dangerous mcn.
The Wheeling ( Va. Intelligencer ,

The Wheeling Va. } lnielligencer says:
The policy Of your true rebel sympa-
thizer now is TO insinuate himself quietly
into the notice Of weak-minded men by
mildly deploring the heavy war tax under
which the people will soon labor. Hav-
ing carried his hearers along with him, he
denoupces the whole tar With violence
and those who made it. Hethen branch
es off upon Abolitionists and Black Re-
pubicans, who, he says. refused to com
promise, aud are, therefore, tie authors
ofatlss VAR and thst itan hard fors con-
servative mas - lend shelps0g hand -
He leaves nothing unsaid shas has the
slightest tendency TO discourage Union
men and weaken the Government. We
encountered one of these insidioua rebel
enisaAriss Yesterday. He talked inces-
sanity, Is if he had taken an oratorical
doss of salts. These are most dangerous
enemies Of the Union. These arsthe men
who sheleng to the knights Of the Golden
Circle, and who need the closest watch
Ing ~ 4M III s 80 &
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AsTR CYNICAL OBsERv ATIoxs.--Prof.
Mitchell was once made famous in the.
scientific world by his discovery Of =
method Of observing right ascensions and
north destinations. He seems to be still
practising his scientific theories. His
observations in Alabama show the rob
els that sword is as handy to him a.
telescope, and that he can make right as
censlens without an observatory, and
northern destinations without q parallaI.
IN. Y Post.
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From Hallesk's Army.
Speciai tD tho Chicago Josfnal.1

aN8esY4 NuHo, hpIil 20.
Mr.. Stevenson, rom DanyilIe, Illinois,
arrived last night from Pittsburgh Land,
ing. He left there at 8 a. m. Friday on
steamer Thomas. On Thursday he &c
cumpanied Col. Smith, 9th Mo. regiment
on a reconnaissance towards Coriuth with
strong forces. They advanced ~ the
lower road when out 9 mikes surprised
= rebel camp-men .msily ahssat; took
81 prisoners, destroyed camp eqnipage
and advanced to Ma Ridrs, within six
miles Of Corinth remained there from j i
a. M. to 5 p. M, and saw no armed men.
but bsani constant 5attling Il cars and
sounding of whistles towards Memphis.-s
They got the impression that the rebels
were evacuating for Memphis. The feel
ing seemed TO be gaining ground that
there would be no stand made at Corinth
He visited our camps generally, and
gau4 poaitionl md advances dfonr forces
not proper to telegraph At Savannah. He
says we have $3.50 sick and wounded, 500
from Illinois, and the balance from Wis
coasin. Michigan and Indiana, all in great
need Of relishable food and care. Efforts
were made to get 200 convalescent imme-
diateiy sent down the river, but not sue
cessful when he left. Gov. Harpep,s
friends and several members of The IIi-
nois Sanitary Commission came BY the
same steamer The Governors body was
not found. II is currently reported BY
deserters that Beauregard's six-and-thir-
y days men are dissatisfied. He will
not stand FIRE of the dauntless northwest
ern boys.
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1H CD. Morrow, Of Gen. Hunters
staff, corroborates the reports that the
Unionists who attempted to stay in their
home at Jacksonville, Florida, after tho
departure Of the national forces. were
hung by the returning rebels. Some of
those whowere taken away by our vessels,
it will be seen. have arrived here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Jacksen,s Retreat.
Camp pear Sparta, Va, Apl

Camp near Sparta, Va, April Is.
Several deserters and refugees corro-
bate the previous report that jackson, az
ter flying from our advancing column,
pushed forward to point one mile North
Of Harrisburgh, whore the turnpike
branches TO the left passing Aajaahegs-
town on the South fork of the Shenandoah
and the Blue Ridge and running thence
to Gordonsville. Jackson's Wagon line
had been pushed toward Stanton, but
hearing that that town was in. possession
Of Union troops. he remarched to Harris
burgh At m early hoat Saturday morn
ing Jackson with his whole force and
train took the Gordonsvilie Pike, and 1t
latest accounts had reached MajauheRs-
tows % Saturday night "A sqnadros Sc
the LIST Vermont cavalry, while scouting
the Murray Read bsyond Nassamitli Nsun-
tain fell in with body of the enemy's
cavalry skirmish snsusd resulting in
the capture of of the enemy and II sof
their horses. None of onr men were hurt.
but = Liestsnsnt had his horse shot IN
der him. Jackson's retreat from this
valley has had = beneficial effect on the
volunteers and drafted men from Rock-
ingham and tho SURROUNDING counties.
large n6mbers Of them are daily Coming
into our lines and deliver themselves nm.
II Is stated hundreds Of them arc now Il
the mountains, hiding from Ashby's
scouts, only waiting al opportunity 10
escape and claim protection Of Genevsl
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATE CRY OvvrcE,
KxoK-K April -. ~.

a DAlLY GATE CIrv OvvicE,
KxoK-K April -. ~.
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Observation-Disclosures 45GS8; Eskarhouss $3.50;
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ooFFEE-Rlosi1 ase; Java aeDso Lasuyrss.ess.
RICE-NDl0c.
soAP-pxln 10. Family 5Hc. German tcin.j N
o7ae.
cANDLEs-Star 1915, stearins ID, Mouid1o
LARp-s TO SEE; retail &c. -
BurTEK--conmon s07c: Choice 10, retsiiiakois
PRovIsioss-shOusdsrs Rx V .; Hams u TO- q
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WHITE BEANs--Iu goo demand. 5ocSs1 %.
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FRUIT Dried Apples u 25Bei soy bushsi.--E
Dried Peaches % as9e2 50. Raisins o. se1eS 90.
CHEESk-M estarn Rsasrsssc; pennak 70s. 4-ss
BEER--ADShc gross. t4
sHEEP-44 COG o. head.
HoGs-Dressed 2tS2hc.
sALT--G. A. ~ so y sack; Kanawha - IS y bar
rel: Liverpool u So9ea % p sack; Lake . 90 =
Dbl. sF AM
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' half Dbl. Cod Fish SEQ p n.
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3sellng.
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REBELDoA HIGHLY IxDIGNANT-A
YANKEE TRIeK--The rebel papers con.
tain the following:
PHILADELPHIA CoxFxDERAr1 BouDs.
Detective Goodrich, Of the rebel Treasury
Department, he's exhibited to the ed
itor Of the Richmond Dispatch what he
terms 'sthe last and greatest peice OF
Yankee scqpndrsinm, and IN infernsl
meaas 10 dissssdit the currency Of the
Southern Confederacy." at consists, =
says the Dispatch, sin well executed
counterfeits Of our Eve dollar Confedsrate
notes, struck off IN Philadelphia, whore
the news boys are ceiling them at eve
cents ! piece. This note Is well calculated
to deceive. and nearly every particular is
= tac sipsile Of the original. We oaution
persons receiving this money to be or.
cssdingly careful, ~ there i no msans Of
knowing to what extent they have been
circnlatsd."
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my TELrSRApH.t
New York Market.

New York, April 20.
Fiour-Market quiet and steady; ~ 1904 o6 for
supsrnne stsc e3 lo05 10 for Extra Western; Is 10
95 - for Common to Medium Extra Western,
o. a085 20 for interiors es asa5 Is for rood ship
ping Brands Extra B II. O.
| Whsat-Market very arm and quiet, with only
small supply Offering
Corn--Marfet heavy and declining; 5785ec for
Mixed western st7s#
Whisky-without change At asaa3lc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

Dubuque. April rs.
River raised s inches in "a hours, and
still rising rapidly. ''s. 4
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- The CITY Of Philadelphia being
short q money, the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad has advanced 500, 600 express
y to pay the school teachers. That cor
poration has . soul Of The most Liberal
aise.
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kV-F Fort Dunelson has generally been
described - very stfeag aud ~sll con
stracted forti6caaieB. One of our ensi-
neer officers, however, writes that IL d .
grsst farce on Notifications, and the sue
cessful result Of brilliant incapacity, Of
entire ignorance of even the most simple
rudimentary principles Of fortifyisg
piAce, in fact perfect mouse trap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

- aR1ek 1eo2en. Exhikil1nnni 2
likely toqtalA 0ut Agreat fGscov~ ,26o
building, construstsd g ~ PIN n Apsa
captain, who is ignorant of the first pin
cipies Of architecture, Il one 81 the ugli-
eat buildings in London hurs barn with
dummy dopes. The arrivalss from foreign.
countries. hitherto, are larger thaD from
British manufacturers. Those list viii
NOT send 10 until the roof, 81 glass, is made
water tight. From Australia the show
will Be great; from the United States
very small a 7 srt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

] Clagettss concern has never been pleased
With the Cats City ID any department 81
its management. The editorial and the
business department Of our paper has in
cnrred his frequent maledictions, and NOW
he is down On the Carrier in ! base libel,
hascly charging him With stealing the
Constitution I
A few weeks ago clagett Denounced NJ
fdfriousiy fof fefasisg y NJ our Carrier
circulate bis paper It our expense, and
closed his article with the following psts
riosis and path1ti6 appeal: -. -
Your refusal can do ~ po hrn. Our
paper will be circulated both in Alexan-
dria and Warsaw, every morning, by an
other carrier. 1t only deprives young
Higham, the brother Of III ncble follow
who fell at IT. Donelson, Of the means,
in part, Of making IN honest living.
Now he accuses this same young High
am, the brother Of the noble fellow who
fell q Fort Donelson, Of petty larceny.
Shame on The nabob who thus sseks,
through his paper, to ruin the fair name
=of poor, honest and industrious Doy.
Any honest jury in the country would
give Charley swinging damages in ! libel
suit for this false and foul aspersion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
From HaiIeck's Army. tn
Especial to Missouri Democrat. !

Cairo, April 26.
Passengers who reached here this morn
ing on the steamer N. w. Thomas, which
lett Pittsburgh Landing on Thursday
night. bring highly important intelligence.
An engagement took place between the
advance guards Of the national armies on
Thursday. The rebels we're driven back
toward Corinth. Halleck was pushing
his whole army vigorously forward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

!" The river At this place continued
to recede on Saturday, though by THU
time the rise from above may have
reached here, and given US another up.
ward h list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

I En TAsI Hsreic FRse ssesss. ftfx
! The Rev. Robsrs !. Brsaainridge cor
c1ndes late letter q follows: !, rs Is
Ycu, brethren, are accustomed 70 feel
that she ardest Aad intrepid co-opssat;sn
Of loyslmen 10 the rlsvs States has been
: mighty help to you in the work thus Fl;
accomplisted;; nor IRE you misnken 10
this. But on the other hand, you must
never forget, Tor N infant, tiat ii was
the heroic loyalty Of the free SAtes thdt
saved the nation. Kentucky would this
day be q desolation. but for the 100, 900
Northern men. who cams ID the lid 81
our 50, 600 or 10000 soldiers, ready to
perish befors an oyarporaring host 81
traitors. The safstys of The nation il
weakened BY every conception that thers
VAS aaJ human power 5u; The hsloisn ];
the North that could have avertcd the
fate prepared for I'll BY revolt suoh = a
nation ever before suppressed. ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

SEWING MAcHINE.--A FIRST rate sew
ing machine for coarse work will be sold
ct bargain. 1t is strong, works easy,
and never gets out Of repair. Enquire It
this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

~Soldiers entitled 70 passes will ap,
ply to Surgeon General Hughes or to the
clerk of the Adjutant General at the Pos,
Hospital. The Adjutant General has LET,
for 81. Louis, Cairo and and points be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

~ Tho boast that one Confederate
can whip FIVE yankees" is illustrated By
the fact that when General Mackall sur.
rendered, General Pope had but two ~
giments 70 receive the seven reginehla o.
|prisoners delivered up to him.[ Louis.
vile Journal. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

~ We learn that Gov. Kirkwood
contributed $500 TO the Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society in this city. Nobody could
make better use of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

Clinton, Iowa. April f6.
Mater raised four inches since 2 D. m,
yesterday. 1 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Mere NURSES wautea

Tore NURSES Wantea.
Dr. Hughes, Superintendent Of the
Hospital, requests " 10 state that sew
erai more good male nurses are needed
for. permanent employment in the Hospi.
tai. Apply at once to Dr.. Hughes.
DeatAs In Kesk1k Feat HsspasAl.
April 70. J. W. Chapman, Co. 49, 9th Q.
!" 26, Josiah Harris, Co. A, 18th Iowa
9" Patrick Kennedy, Co. g, 18th Iii.
!" Almond Webster, Go =, l6thWia
VIM. Arnold, Go. G., 4ssh III,
/" Geo. J. Miller, Go. Il, 10th Wis.
Friends Of the deceased sTe referred 70
Vt. Perkins,, undertaken.
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Rock Island, April sc. !.
River raised about inches in the last
forty hours. 4