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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

come in rs Soon - they are satisfied thai
they will not be ino3asted.
Adams Express CempaHy has alreadJ
established new olsse here.
Noble papers Of Sunday and Monday
contain teleenms from Richmond, that
Gen. Shields had crossed the Shenandoah
river at Point Republic, to attack Jack
son, and after short contest was driven
back, with the loss Of two pieces Of ar
tillery; also, that Fremont had attacked
Gen. Ewell and been driven back and his
army routed. The Ashby Cavalry had q
skirn,ish near Harrisonburg, ON Thurs
day, and Sir Percy Warden, an English
Baronet, Colonel in the Yankee army. was
taken prisoner. General, late Colonel
Ashby, was killed.
Dispatches from Savannah say, Gen,
Mitchell's accommodating party have up
peared near Chattanooga. The Federal
army, numbering 500 or 400, had sur
prised the LIST Kentucky cavalry, Who sue
ceeded in cutting their way out, with a
loss of 20 killed and wounded. Later
advices estimate the loss of the cavalry at
l20 to $50.
Dispatches from Atlanta, Ga, june 8,
say that Gen. Mitchell's force had COM
menced Smelling Chattanooga, wounding
several rebels, but killing none.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

MAN SHoT AT.-As MIR. II. Owen.
Dahionega Township, was returning hon
from ottamwa on Sunday night, afte
dark, when at the crossing of Sugar Creel
near the Russell farm, some person fire
at him, with rifle he thinks, the ba
passing through his hat, taking q quar-
tity of hair out of the top Of his heat
Whoever committed this fondish act, r.
capped unseen. Suspicious persons ha
previously been seen in that vicinity
Ottumwa Courier.
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Washington. June IA

The following has been received here
from ~ Iribune's correspondent with
Gen. Mellow ellis corps
Manassas, Friday IA report has
Just reached here that guerilla party
numbering so, dashed into Warrenton
last Monday evening". captured 22 sick
soldiers left IN the hospital. and Is to 80
stragglers from Gibbons brigade in
King1 division. Small guerilla squads
-hsve been seen to-day in the neighbor-
hood Of Huntsville, and Maj. Duffy has
gone ont to capture them
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New York. June IA.


A letter to the Times from the army
says the Richmond Dispatch of the 7lh
contains an editorial the tenor of which
is most discouraging to the rebel army.
The writer fears that our design is not to
engage them in battle, but to starve them
out-a plan which he considers NOT im-
possible for us to accomplish. Same let
ter. dated the 10th. says deserters arrived
last night. bringing intelligence that the
II bells are assiduously at work throwing
up additional works around the city.
They have also dug earthworks and rife
pits along the routes between here and
Richmond, and have mounted large
number of guns. The rebel troops are
kept on short rstions, the daily supply OF
each man amounting to but one pound oil
-four and half a pound Of bacon, withou.
coffee, tea, sugar salt, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

TnE Doc Law .-Esteb Of the SoutI
Tier is down on the Dog Law-hear him
"Stand to the rack, fodder or no fod
der. ye negro-loving, dog hating republi
cans, the next session they will pass ca
law
Esteb's mind was SO absorbed with
bill introduced by him to increase "aai
fuc7ittes," that he did not notice that tn
majority Of Democrats in the Legislature
supported, and voted for the Dog Law
The Patriot.
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w Washington, june Is.

After long debate in the Senate yes
terday, the amendment Of the committee,
making appropriations for contingent ex-
penses and smother for repairs to the build
ing Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
wus adopted.
An amendment was accepted that af-
ter the LIST Of November, 1868, spirit
rat ions to the navy shall cease.
BY m order Of the Secretary Of War,
the Department of the Mississippi is ex-
tended 20 a. to include the whole Of the
States Of Tennessee and Kentucky. All
the o6eessa on duty in these States will re-
port 10 Major General Halleck. The
Mountain Department. is extended East
ward to the road running from Williams
port to Hartinsburg, Winchester, Stras-
burg. Harrisonburg and Stannton including
that place; thence in the same direction
Southwark, nntit 1t strikes the Blue Ridge
to the Southern boundary Of the State of
Virginia. The Department Of the Shcn-
and oah is extended Eastward, to include
the Piedmont District and the Bull Noun
tains range.
A large number OF volunteers are abb
sent from their regiments, who are now
| 6t for duty To enable them to return,
the Governors of States are authorized to
give them passes or certificates, which
will enable them to obtain transportation
to the station of the nearest United State:
mastering officer or Qnartcrmasier, who
will pAy the cost Of such transportation
on such certificate or pass, and provid,
transportation for the soldier to his regi
ment or station.
The principle being recognized tina
. medieval nl6Osrs should not be held 4
! prisoners Of war, it is directed that al
medical officers 80 held by the Unite'
States should be Immediately and uncon
ditionally discharged.
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The PrePssea Illinois Csasstsuaisn.
The editor Of the Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate, the Methodist Episcopal
organ in Chicago, this week sends it, sub
scribers, in supplement, copies Of the
new Constitution, and remarks sigui6-
cantly: tt.
eve send it, with the address Of the
Convention. thereby giving 1t access TO
thousands. We do not propose to vote
for IT. because, in our judgment. il in
cresses vastly the expenses Of our State
government without rendering IA euuivs.
lent, because its provisions are seeming
~ contradictory, aad ybscases sones 81
them are essentially At variance With the
genius Of hamsaitJ-the spirit Of Chris.
tianity
As the day Of adoption or rejection
draws near, the new Constellation does not
gain. friends among sensible and hon.
est men, = - '-4
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Times Dispatch.
Washington. june IA

1SHluEIUI, JuH6 Ia
We have information derived from Sc
cessioa sources here, that six North Caro-
lins regiments refused to go into the bat
tie Of Fair Oaks, and these regiments are
now under strong guard in Richmond.
Gov. Bradford and Ex- GOV. Hicks, OF
Maryland, are both said to favora special
session Of the Legislature, 10 take into
consideration the Presidents smancipa-
ton message.
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BUNDLE LOST.

bundle was lost last Saturday on Main street con.
tsiaing dress pattern Of half mourning Goods. The
finder will please leave u Hills store, sAs Estes
Block. ije16-d
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SECESSION MoRALs.--The Richmond
Dispatch Of the 24th ult.. complains that
murders and robberies are now more IRE
qnent in that city than they have been
for years.
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~ For thirty years past tbe Southern
politicians have ruled the Northern Demo
Gratis nth . rod # iron.--IN. Y. Herald.
The Northern Democrats are not fire j
Of the y0ke. for among them alone ID 70
be found sympathizers with Secession.
Thsy wosld gladly restore the rule Of
6osthsFn politicians, with all its imperi-
ous arrogance and injustice, 90 they can
only suck q the public seats. Pit1barg
Gas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
IST OF LETTERS

OF jane. is62.
III Persons calling for any of the follow Ing mus
SAY, stApsFsrfsFp."
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~ Persons competent to judge tell m
that no less than 300 teams. per day,
visit this city. from the North hauling
freight from the railroad, visiting Eddy
vile for the purpose, Of trading &c.
Our merchants have, as reward Of de-
serving merit, trade unsurpassed in this
western country.-[ Eddyills Star.
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MORE DuBuouERs CApruRxD.--A let-
ter received in this city yesterday, writ
Ten BY Lieut.. William Cotton, Of tho 18th
lowsinfantry, states that the two sons 81
Gen Lewis Of this city, nov in the Con.
iederate army. we're seen ny him among
Che prisoners captured below Corinth.--
Lieut.. Csnon Is q nepheu * Quarter,nas
ter Dorr, and knows the Lewis boys we'll
--Datuque Times.
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From New Orleans.

New Orleans papers to June 1st are
received
The Delta openly dcnounccs the friends
of secession, and backs up the action of
Gen. Butler, while the Bee, which was
previously suppressed by the General, for
its advocacy OF cotton burning, has re-
appeared with m apology and sxplana-
ton, assuring Gen. Butler that it never
intended to recommend the destruction
Of the crops of the Southern people
Upon this assurance the commanding
General has permitted the issue of the pa
per.
| From New Orleans Delta, May 3lst.
We understand that Fort Morgan,
below Mobile, surrendered to the mortar
feet on Thursday.
For several days rumors have been cur
rent In this city to the effect that our
navy had suffered in a conflict up the
river, and that Gen. Williams brigade
had been badly cut up. The facts are
these: On the 10th inst, while the forces
undcr Gen. Williams were descending the
nver, they were fred on, when off Grand
Gulf, BY field battery Of four guns One
man was killed and one officer slightly
wounded. The gunboat Kinlo then open
ed fire upon the town, and the battery,
with its camp about mile and HAN in
the rear of the town. was thereby pur-
suaded to leave. Four companies of the
4th Wisconsin, under Major Boardn,an,
| were landed to destroy the camp. These
forces came up As the rebels were leaving,
their guns and tents having preceded
them. A few shots only we're exchanged.
and the pursuit discontinued at night -
One Of the Union troops was wounded,
and several rebel troops were seen to fall.
Unfortunately the gallant and accomplish
ed Aid-de-camp to Gen. Williams, Lieut.
| Geo. G. De Kay, who volunteered to land
with Major Boardnan's troops, was Sc
riously and il is feared fatally wounded,
while some distance in advance of the adj
vance guard.
From the Delta, june IT,
| Col. Mcmillan, Of the 2lst Indians
regiment, sent down another steamer, yes.
ierday, which he csp4ured in Rod River
This is the fourth vessel taken by this In
defatigable officer. Her name is the
Louisiana Belle. and she has good
quantity Of sugar, mclasses and cotton OF
board, besides smaller wares
Four sick Union soldiers were, abou
the 9th day Of May, fred on by concealed
! assassins, IN the town Of Houma, La.
two Of whom we're killed and the other
wounded. Lieut.. Col. Keith, Of lhe2ls
Indiana, was ordered by Gen. Butler t
take de.achmsnt Of his regiment, pro
coed to Houma and mate out punishment
to the offenders. They managed TO escape
but the order relative TO the destructio
Of their property Was carried out.
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E The Memphis Argus says that the
Union sentiment manifested in that city,
is amongst the lower classes Of the peo-
pie.
OF course that is the case everywhere
down South. The slnveholders and
their toadies with rars exceptions, are
against the Governments, while the CON-
mon people were protected from the ty-
ranny of the slave oligarchy, readily r..
tnln to their allegiance and loyalty.
Under such state Of facts it is lament.
able that our. regular army officers. and
the Vallandigham leaders Of the North,
sympathizs only with The aristoeracy Of
shareholders, and are solicitous chiefly /,
protect item in theirrights to their slaves
In The same number of tue paper, tn
Argus copies largely from the Chicag
Times, its twin in most respects.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, June IL.

washington, June II.
The sick and wounded soldiers Mt the
hospital here are treated with Kindness
and substantial attentions from members
of Congress and others from their respec
tive Ssates.
The Senate Committee on the Judicia-
nv, it is understood, will not recommend
the reconsideration of the bankrupt bill
during the present session.
The Pos, Office Department has direct
cd the resumption of mail facilities IL
Memphis, Tennessee.
Another ship load Of oontsabands will
soon leave here for Hayti, making in all
about 500 sent there during the past
month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-16

A Wool ITEM MIR. Robert Sewers
last year raised six lambs from four select
ewes. A few days since these SIX lambs
were sheared and the aggregate weight
Of (unwashed) wool taken from them is
sixty.two and half pounds. One OF
them. which sheared IL lbs Co.., weighed
after -lear;ng only rs pounds. ,rhi.
wool is Of the best quality and will bring
the highest market price, Oskaioosa
Herald.
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WANTED.
will pay the highest price for Iowa state and War
and Defence Warrants.
omss--Cor. hsia and u streets, .Burks.s Corner.
Spt24-d r. n. HUME
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X 0 X UK:
Republican State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that aeisrate hepnbi.eai
state conyentlon viii he held l.fs Manes on " ed
nssIay The Ed day or Ints 4 II. tsb2, Tor the F"r
s4 az 4.litl4nx In nomination candidates for the oHef
III SecreiaTy, Treasurer and Auditnr of State, Al
torney rail- and Reg OF the STATE Laha omce
&, be supported 81 the ncxi general eleeisons
The feIos ing ili form the ratio Representation,
.z one from nai county in the Stair
n one DELEGATE for every zoo votes cast for Abraham
Lincoln as President The ULted sates, at The cleo
to, u tssa and QUE additional delegate for every
frsriionai vote exceeding 50.
Loyal ciIszpns without regard to former political as
scations, whear favor Of giving Aessa support
TO tho National ADMINISTRATION In thorough and ef
fectuai suppression OF the rebellion invited 10
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e.,,a.; -" .o.aa,;.. !. ;,an, f.om, K;uar
.oaoSans ,nseass '' "o ~
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~ The Union politicians Of Kentucky
have a special gudgs against General
Buckner, and ure very much opposed to
exchanging him for some OF our Illinois
and Iowa officers. 81
This seems like mere sel6shness or
their part. Buckner is a great traitor, a.
bad as he can be, but no worse than ter
Thousand others. We see no proprie,,
IN subjecting Union prisoners to an indie
hn,te detention in order to crafty the
special vengeance of Kentucky polificans
Besides Il is perfectly apparent shat Buck
ner could not be convicted and that y,
would not dare to hang him if be shout,
be convicted
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New Y ork. June IA.

New Grk, June IA.
The following is an extra from pri-
vate letter dated Nassau, n. r., Jan 9th:
There are now here eleven fast iron
steamers, and others are arriving daily
at the private rendezvous for Charleston
anchorage. A large steamer from Eng
land hove oil the bar Yesterday,
aud landed her passengers. when
she also proceeded to the Anchorage
Among her passengers are the notorious
pirate Simns and his officers, Of the Sum.
ter. presume he has come here to take
charge of the Oveto, or else he is on his
way to Charleston, where, we hear,
the rebels have made formidable steel
plated rams, nearly ready for launching.
The steamer james Blne arrived with
400 sick and wounded from Gen. Nc
Clcllan's army, aud 80 priyateersmen
whom the rebels refused 10 exchange.
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New York. june IA.

The Worlds Washington telegram
states rumor that the French Minister
Mr.. Mercicr, has engaged passage to
Europe 10 the steamer following Lord
Lyons
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The New York herald., 1862-12-22

PssiAc Asl. 70 ths veipA q which nnmbss o.
outside investors sasm suddenly to have awakened.
and ynich, In view OF its dividends and the rlct
that large portion Of its receipts are IN Iod, is
probably cheaper ct present prices IAN any OF
the railway shares, there is no eyd ence that the
public are buying Stocks Should Congress reject
the plans Of Mr.. Chase and. dsod the country with
More irredsemable paner, public confidence would
receive fresh shcck which would induce people
to exchange their government currency for rail.
way stocks and bonds at any price. But nothing
short OF th can, in the present condition OF aairs.
revive stock speculation. Cliques Of rich specu'z-
tors may for time by vigorous buying pus up
prices, but when they want to realize pronss'
they will lind that they have no Market
The present prices OF the leading railway
shares New York Central, Galena, Michigan Cen
trail, guaranteed, Toledo, &c.-are higher tnan the
average earnings Of the roads can justify. during
the fall months of the present year these roads,
enjoyed very large business, in consequence OF
the closing of the Mississippi river, the high price
Of foreign exchange, and the entire export move
ment. But there is no prospect that the spring
trade will be equally large, and meanwhile the
expenses Of running railways are much heavier
than they ever were. Notwithstanding the cnor-
nous increase in the earnings Of the New York
Central the net profits OF that road for the year
1862 were, as we showed the other day, less
than in 1867, In consequence of the great in
crease in the running expenses. 1t il this fact
which renders il such bad policy for the roads 10
make large dividends at present--as the Michigan
Central has done. If that concern had declared
three instead OF five per cent, it would have had
surplus TO fall back upon when its business de-
cned. As II is, a falling of in the produce move
ment or dispute with Great Britain would place
the company in 60 embarrassing predicament
that, to pay its interest, It might again be com.
PEELED to sell eight per cent bonds at so, rs it did
in 1857 Those are times when railway managers
should profit by pest experience. If the Western
roads are administered in the interest OF their
stockholders they viii not hasten to divide all
their net earnings, but will, after paying mode
rate dividend, either spend the balance In hand on
the repairs which most. Of the roads need, or re-
serve a surplus for rainy day. If they are ad-
ninistered 10 the interest of the Wall street specu-
lators every dollar that s earned will be divided
and paid away, and next year, perhaps, they may
be unable to pay the interest on their bonds.
The presentation of the testimonial to Mr.. Geo.
Henriques, presiding officer of the Public Board,
has been postponed till New Years Eve, in order
to afford an opportunity for the increase Of SUBJ
scrptions.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
FINANCIAL.


pry ksr NAVY i'Ay iNDCtAir urTICr BACK
"A PAY tRt1k MoNLt, potN,i MnNly, a.. se,
a. s. Navy. ~ Bagdwsy cnncr or Chant tTosi, n. V.
AFN aEElIHG ot fHk HoABD o. piHLtJDTs or
~ the infs.y L'ur sD1I sny. bei Jefses cy this
ihs fyl q. pecsgr ici, Dividend o fVlg rcf Gems
wag dee rfc evi slrsk spd 1871 pc cor onihe
common sieth pa~aba ac "a day ot January gr.i =.
he transfer v.t, q ,he COMPANY loS Lssly street. Y.
n pro,lulo A. u iAnili. gtsssifornnt snVtc's Y.
RMy AND NAVY PAY AID CLAIM otrfCK AR.
~ Ieafs 1rynes, teaf-Ys shl pfize r.eney promptly
.rec;.i a. ,he o"esl rate. an t1shc' NJ caac ns
taitc !. H. UuNI TO, aithos lsd glseruraent calm
Asar..' NE ~ 81 sl.aaaa.s; s a. !. y .s2s ...- ..
ff"arfRuILfns orticg, RCffAIo, Drc n. tsSs =
~ IlNnsni ~ y te~clNion thg Common rcNr. ~ he
ct ~ Si"Hp rs-fea ty .'ts OF The poej IveN rs an
sct ot tne * saturs " fe Stac Nv Work er';lcd
an A. ~ Nuth.fG the 'onnon colnci 81 The clly Ot
h iciy .''af -; ,e'0sas vii 5e ,cc.tc 81 M, conp.
Ahse. % thutA Vl- ~ nn. tnii hc 81 Il G1v III
rCtrl'er lst' - wc nef,t r. ~ tfrt dnv . .hrlr.
clsse " ~ po'g OF sed ,il, gos The pgm gl iifylfvo
,hoqsad ioA tf~s rfh n'eFss, ~ s4ai. ~ i8tsn
II. cest r., t.n';n ~ r-gsa s.ni';neg.ig y w. II
aait hyo@ 90 iuFuNp iiU aad eliale fe.
ta'e ~ fgY = tAl'nHtv. 1867 Ana ths l,.te4 .a
~ nc 0fes u Mcsrs. ifesp. shsrnsn 5r6 ~ a.
lYN~.~-
@iUVf on C,e - asf !. aanasry. is,s
fiaVlp NJ ii4N ~ tJr ~ strtfnrty, SOS
tif Nt1n III ist fa, y. isaiNr,1 lar ,a
N4A tNN4A e.t rh sitiftaI III ihg petsas ~ ,e...,.
~. ,g, apT " 'e''sr'" prew'pm "t s e.ssn ,sc ~
! = y s.'sge.a sa.1yulen
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

EARLY CLOSING MOyEMENT.-THE RETAIL DRY
~ Goods .eih9 - LIS ely called upon " meet on
@ 1 TX 80 go II. - = & a ~ 'Egn,n En n ~
roo1 as!fousy hfrrn and o. nynccrair ihe
don of three tholsxnA isAed Gni burdened dry
geods cierts Come II Your strength =. y. GRAY,
J.. II! For. fcrrs.ary. Prcsideni.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. ZU--U z. u,
AsHEs continued inactive At sac for pots and pearls
stock 572 bbls.
BRKApsruFfs. limited demand existed for -four at
declining prices buyers reluctant TO operate
present The principal holders however, very
eager TO sel Tho days sales embraced $4,000 bbls.
state and Western, $50 bbs Canadian and 1900 bbls
sriharn rart last ayauinI within our rsySed range
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

An APra0PLIArE HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR A
n married Lfy l. Or Brown Enameled Brsss Mount
ed family Scales. lu supply IN sore ~ NO Barclay
t,rca opposite the tssr kousc, where may be found
large .ocs Scales aepcd 70 every branch OF .s'D'es
FOR &c 2hus light c~heaey merchandise.
n. GROWN, Manufacturer.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
TIE MILITARY.

MILITARY NOTICE -IEE MEMBERS o. COMPANY
VI s. S,synnh regiment y. y :. " o. s:e requested 70
attend dc fsren;a aI..oiy, cnrnef 0 Es-sx and Gnus
S.f-c.s Tacsaay, Dec a. NJ " oc.Ds A. NJ, I'm fat'g
uao:: o,crcsa and White sose-, 70 attend he frpers
VI late bToirT mcsnhs. Lie e.lssn' AntirH Eisnng
aa,n .. Company a, zy.uihA segiaci N.ashers Irish
BIiraG.. G,cd II .bc nsr frafsrssa5nig, Dee lc.
i9cs willie ohy dsssans h's c.l,sy. Gax fy order o.
Liz sfcraat DANIEL STRAIN.
+. Guasf. Url.rly ssrsssn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
POLITICAL.

nESOcEATiC 2FPrBfI.AS GENERAL CONNIE.
~ tee Tstu:.sny Hal tLs in.f.befs requested
s.nd rlerir. q ;hn s,rmit..r, y be held On Nolday
Ealr..i r. pCEps. Chairman
1s.ls 4 p hasDl. hasi,a'' s:crs's"e.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

y RELIEF, Captain Risinrdson. VII leave ;ser No
North river Tuesday, Dec g. Passage 20 New Orleans
FIRST cabin $40; second ebn so For freight passage
apply te ID. DE 6UlCOURIA A CO. u Broad street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
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TIE HALL SEASON.

SIIGEWsHURY IoP--SErTl NE cl,rg ANNUAL.
- Ball an take psce =; 81" A'a:,o Rooms Mendsy
crene ", pscer,ser ~ iss, ycxsis, ~
THOMAS fIEspER, president.
THcYas y. wESyss, seoscsry.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
ENpREssEs.

prRyHAN's FVRNirCaE gSpaEss ASD PACK.
n. ls aolshmeut sS Esy.Lin suss -, sssss s
stt t8 ~ al. .l:s o ths woIh So,s,d wssses % ~
y "a .rs1 &c VI la-4A.sA FplnllHlNv'so