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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
SSrGillaspy 4 Co, Of Ottumwa, have
packed about $4,000 hogs this season.

sas- We cheerfully publish the state.
ment of Judge Love in regard to the case
OF hill, the traitor If we had known why
the Court was not held at Des Moincs, we
would have stated it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

SATURDAY, April 5-P. N.

The Stock market had dull and qpiot tone a, the
start, but after the dealings in Governments, a
brisk demand commenced for the Border State stocks,
and both in Missouris and Tenuossees there was q
moderate rally and considerable activity. Railway
shares seemed TO participate in the better feeling,
npd especially those stocks which Of late have gath
cred abou them the speculative feeling Of the street.
New-York Central Lad more attention than c? late
md was very FIRM, without large transactions. The
most .piri,ed movements were in Pacific Mail Erie,
aud Toledo all OF which were better at the close Of
The session. The shorts were large BUYERS, ard con-
tributed very much TO the animation and improve
ment Of e day. No special effort 10 create
favors turn in the market appeared 10
be mad N the rart Of tie leading houses,
interost,' n the rise, but the street was generally
prepared % cxpe,, good news from the South, and
the buying OF the shorts had quite much effect, If
not more, than the support OF the bu.. AZ tie
Second Board tho bidding was spirited, aud there
WAS lively competition for the few stocks offered
Holders of stocks were reluctant 10 meet the mar
ket and evidently expected TO find a better market
by delaying sales Pacific Mail advanced to 9Sl,
and WAS quite active. There was better demand
for Government securities, without change in prices,
but at the close the lots Of Coupon Of 1881 Of
fered a, 92l were taken up freely, md the pnce
was bid a, the close with no sellers of either Coupon
or Registered Stock under 924. The business after
the regular Board, at tie corner Of William street,
was not large, but the market was very
strong, and the operators for the rise
seemed TO have control Of the market. The public
interest in speculative movements has been small
but Is likely to increase materially wh favorable in.
,ellgence from our armies. Tie trade in gold was
large during the day, and the market was firm at
the close at l02 bid. In $50 notes and debt cerf-
Gates the dealings at the Board have been small dur
ing the week. The closing prices at Il o'clock
az follows: L. 5. e., 1881, Registered, %! ae2i;
L. :. Is, 1881, Coupons, 92l a92l; Treasury 100
per cents. g9,; American Gold, I09 alOsi; Ten
lessee state is, 81. aJi.; Missouri State ts ~!
d4gl; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 9Sl a 49,
New-york Central Railroad, s.. 0S2s; Erie Rail-
losd, 8, ash; Erie Railroad, Preferred, Oh G6l3;
liudson River Railroad 36l a36l; Harlem Railroad,
l2i0l2l; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 80; Reading
Railroad, Az; Michigan Central Railroad, 55j 9jG;
Michigan Southern, %; Michigan Southern Guaran-
.eed, &c i6I Illinois Central Railroad, 60 COZ;
Galeua and CHICAGO Railroad, GldG]; Cleyo-
land and Toledo Railroad, 4Ji q i6 Rock Island
Railroad, So 5J}; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, li5 an; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Railroad 6l..
The following table viii show the prices of tire
principal Stocks on Saturday last and to-day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

Ioi ior mos 80 076sl6 is s2i75667 8, s2a67s2aS
There is considerable speculative activity in GOhv
and the quotations are furnishes having eeon made
as high as l02, &c Ter ten.
The indebtedness Certificates OF the Government
are abundant, and are selling at 9dl a9Ci They @rs
attra ling large amount Of capital as paying very
much larger ntores, than usual for investments II
Government securities Tie 80 2 cent Notes are
steady at about 99;, with 99a freely bid for lArS'
amount.
The Money market Is abundanty supplied on De
rand al Gd5 y cent, and at the close j. was diIheuA
or TIE stock houses 10 usc their balances. Ibe mef
camille loans at the Banks are slightly increasing an'
tie deposits decreasing. The specie reserve o'"
thr,y-.Our millions an increase OF about zen hl'i'A'
s,uce suspension. 4 very largo portion oil INC IL
crosse Is on special de osit-. Bank dealers Ina n'
5renlty j., ob,aipiu al the facilities they are en'i
tied to- and the large infusion Of Eo'ernpnen's GU
rency az Land sud toe removal OF Governments e.s0'
i,or, rom market rs Borrowers must have ienoenJ
10 IKE stu further ease ~ the market.
Holders Of past-lue Treasury notes Issued anu',
the acts OF Dec. 30 1871, and March ., 1851, sn0u'
hear ia mind that the interest on these notes eS'e'
April :. Monday neat, IA accordance WIZ '' -
notice given By The Secretary OF the Treasury fs''
1. 1862. The tollowin, is lhe official notice; 80,
TnEAsrKl DsrMrSrNr, 20 = -s,,
Notice is hereby q zoe :erdness OF ms sS,
a. art tho T.easy notes payable in one ye: = sn
tb~r,ed bv The act Of tcns'rss approved D'c - ,boe
dc Trra.ufy Notes pay adj. b. SIXTY DAY t' ~ o.
"a tv the act Cor gees approved "a MsTcA o Or
rc. on Treasury note, Il toe above i.'ues .net
tho Il IA DAY oil Aprii ue1t by tie ierm' OF iA''' s''
iyrly. =. q. NH s,raef blvf
A.r. Wm. IL. Marston, 81 No. 80 wan s'ie,'' W.
AID sella all kinds OF current securities o'iN N''''
Sc. -,
III. philadelphia Ledger Gays respecting TIC w.
trade: Nm
III, coal tuuusge Of tie feslirs RsifoAd -. ,e 10 uns
n Nd inns ard of the year M .j9 tsHi 1ssn' III az
a. the sau. time last yegrsh0wirg IN 1890, a,r
funs ph- shipments ~ 'hs Scbuyli Ns' IA fof Ire
6 ending on tho 81 ins, were - 1ilha ,ee af
e sG 0.3 tnns uglirst g. i9J tuns 70 INC % tar tic
ss,.onshowiug incIesse OF H. 9.S lnns - OF N. o.
sebf,i an region has recovered back llsOis tun'
.uns lost LAT year. ~xu.., ss~urSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

TIE market closed steady for Exchange al II. @
ll.i Tor irs-class Sterling. The supply Of ousids
bills was moderate, and the frmress v. gold tended
10 sthen the market.
freishts are extremely dull, aud rates are again
lower. To Liverpool, the engagements are - 0OO
bushels Corn at ID. in BAGS; loo Ibis. Pork Il, -
coo bbls. Flour az IS; 200 hhis Ta!low at I5s.;
$40 ties. Lard at lJ,. lts. leo boxes Bacon at l6s
and per hentrl vessel, 300 boxes Bacon and eco
hhds. Tallow at liz. "a. To London, 100 bxs Ba-
con Il, @Os. 10 Glasgow 100 bile. Flour at,gs.
5000 bush. Com al 3D. in bags. 10 iIemeh 30 ties.
Lard at Us. The charters are vessel to Genoa
with "A cargo of Tobacco, on private terms.
Tie buriuess Of the Sub.Ireasury WAS: Receipts,
1882, S3S ii--for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
s9j5,6l2 OS; Balance, sj,S5S,J9l Is.
The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared semi.
annual dividend u v cent, payable ep the 9th
AnssAuI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

Total ENID at the port. s5s673CaI s23s7soes sazl9
RECEIVED FoE DuTiEs az "a. Port Of NSr- Nors
JsSS-siO. iS60.Gl. I~Gi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

AIRIyED.....svspAr, Alrns W.. Al
s,.sm.r Atlantic ~ 3 tsosport EIdIsdge ~, q
: a. InulsstBs ~. mails. pssseDgsTs &C. ~ '''
IompAina Assistsas SlGss,nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
Thompson Capt w. r. Dole Lieut g. W. Stocktor Lieut..
Ch.s T.. Hey, Liecs A. III. Kinxe, Lieut. A. D. Oeoittle
b. HUNTER, Msjor. General Cesp.nsnding.
Official Copy, GAS, O. HALPsE, Asst Ad,-Gsn.

HEApQuARTKRs DEPARTasST op Yag SOUTH
Pour ROYAL, s. G, Msrch 81 1852.
GxypalL ORpRRs No. AIN relieving General
n " Shrna duty in this Department pursuant to
,I.r of the War Department, dated A. q. o.. Wa-hng
% March Is l961 tho Major General Commanding desires
10 s,p,ss to ga5ier General Sherman his fall appreciation
f the smonn and importance Of the services by tho
unJer Gen Shrrmans commands and his thanks
I Tho , Tesbo and valuable Information to the coDd
V,n of The troops deiense &c, ia this portion Of tbs
OF the South which Oen sherman mas
psp" " comm,rd OF Msjor- Gen. ID. HUNTER
Cs.s O. UALPIaR, Assistant Ad tOen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

The barges Priam and Flaming Of the ewiam,
Line, Redfold & Co., agents, towed By he assns,
Csyuga, arrived this morning from Albany, bin.
the first barges through this season.
The details Of the earnings Of the Galena ana Chi,
caqo Railroad for the week ending March 81 IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
Total.....A29.O3l u
The shipment Of gold, to-day, reached $5St
The shipment for the week was as follows:

March 90 Schr Y. Closson Ssgusbo, P. r., gold and
silver coin. tlN
March 20. .Bris Harvest Queen, Msysgaez, 7, B.,
douoDons ...s.......s.ss.'.. ......,... III
April .Brix Avosetto. Laguayrs and Porto Cs
beilo American gold coin."........... MQ
April l....Schr. Eupheni Porto Rico, gold and sii
~
Anil l Ellen Forrest. 81. Johns, j. H., Spanish
gold cofD... .....s's.ss. M0
April s...Bdg Exempsr. Ponce, p. r., doubloons. ~
April ST.. Steamer ssxoniJ Southampton snd Ham.
burgh gold aud silver coin. ....;....... ala
.ptn s Steamer Edinburgh. Liverpool gold bars. ME
Apui Steamer Edisbus H. Liverpool, soyeseisns ~
Total ...................-......s s7n
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Es;ecoycry Of Gold.

Correspondence OF The sscrsnento Daily Union.
oRYAr SALT LAXE CRY OCT IS, 1852
Result therofrom what may, il seoms. notwiia.
standing repuguance to be Instrumental in leading
10 excitement, that the task is before Of annoanc.
ing tie discovery Of new gold asd near tho head.
waters Of the Missouri River.
The frat intimation OF the new discovery wac the
arrival In tho Northern settlements, aboa, eight or
ten days ego. Of tweuty-lbree men with seyenteea
wacons for provisions and groceries. Af,er pur.
cbasug their floor ia the north, fifteen ol then came
down here for other suppiisE on Siurd y, aud have
been IN the city ever since. M0st Of those here are
Il. Colorado, whence they came 10 May last.
have bad Considerable eonyeiSation WITH several OF
them ard from one OF them received Tue following
statement:
tributary of the Missouri River, running in south
easterly direction. Ihey age aboat midway be-
tyesn Fort Limhi the old Mormon settlement, aud
Deer Lodge, For. Linhi being about a hu.dred
miles southwest, aud Deer Lodge rather more 70
TIE no'h-esst. Tue mlnes, iron their location on
thas creek are sOmeiine. called GIasehopseF Mines
aud as froq renty called Summit Aiines from their
beipg near the sumr,s OF TIE Rocky Mountains.
Tie mines first diacovorsd about siS weeks s2c
by C. peuou Of the name OF John Nhite, aaa
another, - 'Orsay, from Colorado: Ihey hao
started Tor Salmon River bat being, like the rest
OF the folks disappo tied in that hzze, concluded
to prospecf round before tiey abandoned she conn'
Try alto ogether and in doing uate the oiscoyeriee
which aie promising fortune 10 tho hnt nlnera
SO litte line having ELAPSED since Their discovery,
10 fabulous amoanIs eau be reported bui eHi1;ctt
metal has been taken from the bare" or biHLs of
The streams to saisy the miaers that there Is gold
char
There is on air Of eontentment and an absence OF
excitement ia those with whom have conyersed TO
satisfy NE that hey are perfectly sure Of "a good
lhing' awaiting Ihen. They are very cool and
c.lm, and tnat, 1 think, from the fact that they
know tha there be great iGildx Of miners bs-
fore they have bad ga good show Inc miners,
with small hand rockers, had been averaging from
az 10 $l5 per day. oi scale and shot gold.
Since 1 commenced this letter called at tho store
Of himbail s. Lawrence, aud sav, IL deceut $40
glals tnGber 1850 Of this Crasshopper mines
gold, which the hra bad taken from tie nines al
SIG 70 per ounce IL looks like good gold, and has
evidently been gathered IN tho sau.e locabiy-yeV
little diversity IN is appearance.
Tire population at the lines is rated et 20 soula
On he 9Th o. Augut they effected N orgaDIzatoa
called tie place the NOtL.wesSrn District, and held
su el,clon Tor Recorder. at which 2I2 votes were
poled. Ihere are five ladies' and Q few children
smoug tho remnant, reaching 20 80. Not knowing
their exact locality they uncertain il they owe
a.los sianoe to DAcotah or NeOrssk.; but tha. 70
presently smsll matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
From OREGON.

From Oregon we Learn that the Governor has
lat,ly returned 10 tie Senate the oil requiring the
oatb II allegiance from sll who draw mouey from
the State Treasury, and empowering the Secretary
Il St.ie 10 demand proof OF loyalty from those hs
ha.leascu % suspect Of the want Of IL. tbs La ter
provision was the OBJECTED to, for various rsA.
sons sei foil in the veto mess &c. Tie Senate in.
cdia Is r,a flirned their ar,ion Oh the Oll bya
voioof ~ 20 g. and re the bill la, not been returned
from the House ~ yet the question IL undecided,
thoush the opinion gains that that body VIII rot
have The requisite tw0thirds to make the I'LL law.
C0ner e. has been memoriilizod for The establish.
,acut u q mint al Portland, which is an Important
measure much needed in view OF the extent and mag
riiudo Of The miues developing Ia ibis portion n The
's"s.J. 1lo Ietablishmeut Of a mint st pOriland
would b, sn irpo,.-nt ieatare ~ tbe prosperity of
ih.t erterprsing place. mud wou,. 80 npoh 70 20.
vance the busGe-snteIess generally OF this Sceeton
o. the Pacific, and free il from its dependence on
san Francsco for supplying The yefy useinl lrtcis
nj fniu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

fowery speaker aud 10 Sis weakness for scnss,,,.,
hghaIu'n he must aitibucs bis presest ,e,irsmens
There arc three charges agsDst hin--one h., i:.
a Secessonist, snotber for utterIng dsIoyai isno
guage against the Government at yaiioua ,inas aoS
places aud drinking TO the health OF jeff Dsvis e.
third lat he recently In public speech sno.t,o1
phized the American flag in such strains AZ tLss.,
" And tbou once proud ensign of a free and hsnn.
people, how ait thou fallen Ouce loved and ~ Y!
vered, now do deide, despite, and spit unon
tbeeW "P"n
Major 6. p. ellis, arrested for treason bv ord.-
Of U. s. worebsl Rand, n Sacramento. was ~.
other. Gillis WIS Collector Of the Port Of Rs,is;ss
at time. and clerk 10 the Office OF Secretsrv -
State during Gov. Downey's tern. He IA aid "a
have becu one OF the nor, ugdsguised traitor, ont
OF Dixie, aud it is not long snce he hoursted =
Secession fig 10 Sacramento, dared ANYBODY In n.
II from bin, hurrahed for King jeff, and rnad, ibs
capital city IaiIly howl with bis treason. Es
thought that he woula sleep st the Kues Houss lass
night, and take the oath, and return by today's
boat! Deluded mortal. He viii remain in prison
un'il orders are received from Washington.
DR.. l.. S. Cooper, the vell.knOwn surgeon. an.
jred on the morning Of the 18Th. In medioa circles
bIs zane has teen associated with most il not an.
the capital operations IN surgery OF the bode.t
operators, ana biz death at this lire will be fell "a
great loss to science ~ we'll ss to this community
lie was in bis forlietb year, was born ia Sviuervils
County, Ohio, was educated 40 Cincinnati and 81
Louis and went 10 San Fnnci-cO in juno. I855
from Peoria, III. He was st the tne of bis death
Profefsor Of Surgery in the University of the Pajio
and President OF the Faculty.
Thomas Brown, a epeclal agent Of the United
States 1Traiury Department, who has besn sent 10
investigate matters Ia tire Customs and Olher Depart
Hlerts the Pacific coast arrived On the slst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Col. D'Cia-sy md tho Harpe,'s Perry
Commission.
From Our Speclsl Corre,pondent
HsADoUAETXRs o. TIM ARsY. W.Rngssos}

10 hs Idi'or 9 The y. L. ifibgHe.
SIn: Ia tie report Of the iHrper's Ferry Coumig-
,lan upder tie heading Of Brig Cen Julius White and
Cots, D. ,ss,y ara Thmbic." i he following pDsgs;
Og the snboflrlf> officers referred - in ti cfle The
Comris'bn Gods with th- exception of Cot Fhos H. Fofj
utthrs ia the coDdacf tha. calls f5r censure"
Tsueespip per ,uut 0f The sunenecf I'D Tie evidence
iofore the Coiansion show that Col Duassy deceived
,om,,h,n. sn ills negative approval /, rss Col
DUta,.y Who on bi, re.roriby sent orF companic
70 Mlrya1d L' wentyf holu sncT they hli been DE-
seirl cur orc-, al brought way for Nsfol.sn guns
neode, y ned by Cob FoEd and snnruhon enough
n.oty 10 Increase 10 s.eu3.s stores Of srnsr. err
Col D'Utay repeatedly besoasAt Col Mes grant bin
eays 10 cut liz Nay ihu the enemy wlh h, bsaie
but reiufed s anrou' 70 avert disgrace onl tue
uorsl Col DUtui.y who snsr ..ruiy cppo,los
tie 'uri, ader finally insisted oa demanding hvoa5.s
eim' aui succeo "a IN obtaining The houors cf var"
IL deserves 20 ie rsmlrkedaa tast Col Dt sny's res
uisnt ilo Osrt adj Guslf oue VI lie oldest IN the
VICE aud hoa0s1y dating nyui'l,d s Cfoss Keys sld
esewea The personal bravery o. 10 Cocnel has become
Iro,ertil rn.a, hl. mcu ani ou ia G,aniy kss ~.
uos hosu into hi ou,oumbcred AL rshaul.ed mon.
The Commissioq could have intended ,sa, officer
dsr sul.hsi Co Dutls,y aud Ia wAo,s conduct there
asion only for praise But a.. Office vss to sdnn
aor cen.lr where deserved q to have considered
duo p, .i,s as beyond ii' sph..o Of diiy d. X
NeD loJt Nov 30. ilt,.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Col Eyre, of the army of Sew-AIeNico, was In
San Francsco on tho 18th Of October. lie has just
made tho trip from Santa 70, BY way OF Set Lake
aud says the story about tha murder of Gen Sibey
lRebeN by hie own troops, as reported In the New.
York paUers il ialse. Such "A was circu ated
in New-Mcxic0, but Il was found 10 DO incorrect.
Tie BuihhH OF the llth reports The shutting np
Of IS Sacessionists end tleir cons ynmcn, % Fort
Alcatrsz. One OF them was Col. l.. }. &. Kewen
member elect 70 the Assembly from TO, Augeles
County. Col. kewen wss born III Mississippi. uno
came hero in 1919. lie was the irsi Attorney Cen
eul Of this STATE. beng elected by Tho Legislaure
I'm 1851, ho md y. Il. Moore, now of Iuoumne
County, were run for o0ngrtsi on tie Wig ticket
r, 4inst Ned blurspal aud 10 MoCorke, their sue
cosdul Democratic opponents. is was wish walk
sr n some vi biS Nicaragua axpoiIa lle u rot hex
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

CoyyENrloY or LAGgR-BEER DREwERs-SEcoSp
DAY's pRccgfuiNGs. 49, Yesterday morning inc
Inrer.Bser Brewers Convention mot agan III ~
thagoras Hall, Mr. Lauer OF Reading in the chaf.
The finance question WAS taken up, and tie sum %
500 voted unanimously 20 engage able eornssi
aid in removing or allevia,ing the heavy TAX 'Aa
upon the brewers. A COMMITTEE was apPoin'e''
consisting of Messrs. Lauer Speiess, and ba'-' ~
proceed TO Washington, and to lay the complaint 'e'
fore tho proper authorities. The next bserpr'"'
ers' Congress will be- held In fhiladeIPnA IN e"''a'
AIRY next, or earlier, at the option Of sad |om's0'
Mr. Frederic Schaefer OF this city WAS elecea i'ea.
urer. Mr.. KaiIemeyes explained that Tue '"A v
al for ore barrel of sgoF-beeg grew out oi ine sO'
nnco Of the hw.mallers III not knowirs tue pfoo'~
Of making lager-teer. They had 10 ide' VI '.'
heavy outlay necessary to produce ,htt lnSufy' a.
coon ia ne Government was better informed spoA'
II. the compainants would surely be relieved Ai'''
s?esehes by uessrs speier' noeher, scha'k' scum.
dorbecs, Robinson Johns, csc Il was resolved 'n.'
10 srower should pay any TAX whatever on "tv scsa
beer brewed before tne lot Of Septem5er last Luz
Convention adjourned a, 3 O'clock aye 4e' '"''
farewell ,posSa 1y Ia pEesiaeSs'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
from CentrEl Anerics.

PANAMA, Nov. 4, 1901
There l. no. word OF news since the last msil,
beyond n couple OF bursluies.
7 ero have been 10 ARRIVALS from the South or
Central American coast.
The S. Louis got in this morning bringing in ad'
dtiou TO her San Franehco cargo sJjOOOO in asri'
can Treasure aud sixty.siN bales Of cotton.
BY tie Eogiish steamer from Carthagena We have
the highly important report that Anlioqnia, thegress
stronghold OF Arboleda's party, has quietly passed
over TO Mosquera. This will be hkSlyto 6ring'ans
war to o speedy termination, which We all sincerely
trust il may.
Tie L. :. ship slranac sailed yesterday from
sIenco. under command Of Capt. Mlddeton Capt
Ianrrap being transferred TO The Lancar,er.
The Lancaster and s.. Msrys are here III lor'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
TRON CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the s,cnm,hIp Champion.

Tie steamship Champion. from Aspinwal M tho
4th inst, arrived yesterday morning with paasengers
mails aud $7O6,1S in srecie to ID. II. Allen & Co.
Tue following is tle Champions specie list:
Vguu s.ptEWsIr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER ID 1869.

Your correspondent will depart at once for what
he conceiyes to be the next scene OF action.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

The Unfavornbic Reports nbouf Gen. Cur
tis-1mprobabiii;yo Of their Truth-Con'
ndcnce in ~. Louis OF his Perfect Hon
es,y-In Effect Of the Unsmbsinntinted
Charges reception OF the Announce
n,cnt Of mcCiciian's RcmovnI-Opinion
Of tho Army Omcers-Feciings Of shc
S~esssionists on thc Subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Wells. fsgo Co.... $3.50 J. Pfob.t....."..... 81 500
Cols ste nofmsn.... see S.leolcr Co..s..... 1900
Handy Hosiey......2tl5l -
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
THE MILITARY.

CEvENTH REGIMENT (NATIoHAL 0UARD) UNI.
form for sale cheap In perfect order and almost
Address H., box 2<96 Post onlce.