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stock Market.
New York, March 49,,

Stocks, higher prices, but not very
active. Money, active, at per cent.
on call. Sterling Exchange, dull, at III
@ll2 for best Bankers bills G r |,
651 q &C, 60; ca Z. 45s; Ill G
Scrip, 65a; M s, "a; do guaranteed, 42a;
Erie, 81; do preferred. 81; N Y c, s3as;
NJ d 2 Du G, 20; G G IL G. 112a; G Il
p, III; NJ G, 56; Pac Mail, sG; Penn,
80. Amer Gold, 10Th; CIR Bonds,
&MdW lat, 47s; Mo. IS. 5lt: n G,
TO; Tenn, SIT; LII. Canal registered,
$50, $40 Treasury Notes, l004; q
s as, 81 Oregon War Loan, 931; do
Coupons, 81. Groceries, quiet.
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New YOEk Market.
New York, March l8.


Flour-Receipts 1881 bblss market
quiet and unchanged; sales 5000 bbls. Al
IS 2Ol5 rs Super State; S 4O05 SO
Extra State; IS 2O@S5 rs Super West
.ern IS 55@e5 IS Common to Medi.
M Extra Western IS ah@sh 80 Ship
ping Brands Extra r. Fl. O.
Wheat Receipts 2,528 bush; market
dull and dropping, without business ofim.
portaDcs.
Corn-Receipts 2,0S5 bush; market
steady and unchanged. Sales 10, 900 bush.
At $4,000 Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
Pork--Steady sales 200 bbls. el3
25@18, so for Ness; Sl0@l0 S7l Prime.
Dressed Hogs-Lower and dull, 4(15
for Western.
Whisky-H Heavy and lower: sales 470
bbls. u 2h<9253c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.


st. LOUIS, MATCH II.
The Savannah, Tenn correspondent of
the Democrat, under date of the 18th, says
no move yet has been made by our army
here A second flood in the Tennessee
aud tributaries is prevailing. Informa-
ton in regard to the enemy is still quite
meagre. His main force is supposed to
be at Corinth, Miss, where it is probable
he will be able to concentrate $4,000
troops. Our force mostly remains aboard
of the transports.
Gen. Grant has been reinstated 10 COM
mand of this expedition and arrived here
to-day. 1t is not likely any active opera
tons will take place hereabouts for several
days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE or DRY GOODS.

The continued success Of cur nvlne bile armies both
by land and has given heavy blow and great dis
conragemenl 20 Dry Goods spectators, and =
sequence, down comes the price Of Goods
The Cheap store, No. 9 Estes House. 10 selling
fas; color Nader Prints nj t2k per yard aud
| all ether goods proportionatefy low. lo4 Of New
spring Dress Goods Will be offered at Ian CENTS per
yard In few dass
II TTGome and secure bargains.
marr1-aFw
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ProceeAtngs...TAs Pre-
hibltory LtquOr.LaW.
Des MONIES, March 10.

j. B. HOWELL. Esqr. - Dear Sir:
Some days since bill passed the House
Of Representatives amending the Prohi-
bitory Liquor-Law. 1t was this morning
defeated in the Senate, many of the most
thorough temperance men voting against
it. 1t provides in substance that where
ever the words Intoxicating liquors oc-
cur, they shall be held to include all
"spirituous and vinous liquors the OBJ
jections 10 the bill are these
First, It's effect would be to prohibit
the manufacture by the farmer and others
Of cider, from apples, or wines from
grapes, for any purpose except for me-
chanical, medicinal or sacramental pur-
poses. and subjecting him who should
violate in this particular to the same pun
ishment visited upon him who sells the
worst quality Of whisky with the worst
motives.
Second, It is 90 far in advance Of the
public sentiment in most portions Of the
State, as to render the law nugstory and
allow the unrestrained sale Of all kinds oil
liquors.
Third, It has been pressed upon the
Legislature by democratic politicians fol
| political effect, and by the friends Of the
old license system, with view to render
tina prohihitory liqnor-lax odious and
eventually 70 effect ito repeal; every De-
mocrat in the Senate Except two) voted
for the bill, and large majority Of thu
Democrats, including the most notorious
whisksyites in the House did the same.
Fourth, While Under the old law (ai
heretofore amended at this SESSION. there
is some hope Of suppressiDg the sale Of
the most dangerous Of Intoxicating drinks
If the House bill had been passed ito en-
forcement would have been impossible in
! in most portions Of the State.
! Fifth, It is manifestly great injustice
to put the farmer who makes cider ont o1
his apples or wine out Of his grapes, OF
the same footing with the lowest doggerJ
keeper, and TO do 80 would make prohibi
ton 20 odious - to secure > reaction II
favor Of license which in my opinior
would result in the passage Of licens'
law at the next session Of the Legislature
| These and other reasons were urged
against the passage Of the bill efectually
Among the Senators who opposed the biz
ware Dr.. Bowen, Of johnson, Judge
Woodward, Of Muscatine, and others VIC
are known and relied upon - temperaAel
mon. That the interest Of Temperance -
form would be inpairsd rather than ID.
vanoed BY the paalage Of such lAw. I
think i very evidest. The vote % re
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Gunbeats..Yanc Captured.
New York March 81

The steamer Vanderbilt is being con.
verted into an iron clad man Of war, and
the steamship Ocean Queen will be con.
verted into an iron ram.
A letter from the engineer Of the 9. g.
gunboat Water Witch confirms the capture
Of William Wallbory with Yancey aboard.
The steamer karnak has arrived from
HAVANA 10Th, and Vera Cruz with ad.
vices of the 9Th. British troops save one
hundred have embarked for home. Ad
vices from Venezuela report from victor.
les by Government troops over the rebels
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Marked 1nterPosltlon ~ PFoviaence
- f4ver u the GOvernAent,
!. The storming Of Sumter. II occa-
siohed "the uprising Of great people, =
abolished party distinctions in a great de-
gree, made the North unit for the Gov
eminent, and thus rendered the cause oi
the rebellion well-nigh hopeless At the
very outset.
2. The Bull Run defeat. Il increased
the already unbounded self-con6dence Of
the insurgents, led them greatly to under
rate the resources Of the Government
rendered them careless, and led them "a
count upon complete success on wholly
insufficient grounds, - recent events have
proved. On the other hand, it aroused
the Government to ssnse Of the iron
strength of the rebellion, and 10 sense
Of the necessity Of the utmost effort and
vigilance IN order &c obtain .acce-s II the
work undertaken; this directly prepared
the way Tor the overwhelming reverses
which have recently came upon the rebel
cruise.
;. The Trent affair. II took away
from the rebels the last hope Of interior
ence by Foreign Powers in their behalf.
4. The recent naval battle. Had the
1errimac Came forth from iss den few
days easlier, Or the Monitor made it's ap-
peannes : few days later, il j. frightfal
to think VI ths mischief which might have
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Washington, March %.

The bids for mail service in the Western
and Northwestern States and on the Paci-
&c coast viii be. open sitter the 3lst inst.
A very large number of proposals have
already been received, showing active and
undiminished confidence in the stability
Of the government. The sanitary COM
mission sent yesterday about one thousand
articles Of hospital clothing and bedding
to the hospital of Maj. Gen. Burnside's
division,
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bsen done b. the former at Norfolk and
Washhgton.
These are some of the more marked
indicatiens that higher will presidss
over oar National affairs, and is guiding
them forward to = successful issue.
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Frena g. Leais.

st. Louis, March q.
anispatches from Fl Smith, Ark, to
tbs Memphis papers acknowledge the
death OF Gems. McCulloch and Mcintosh
iat the battle Of Pea Ridge.
The Memphis Appeal also contains q
dispatch from Richmond, dated lib, stu
ting that President Davis ID coming west
soon, and urges everybody to rally 70 his
standard.
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Easton, Pa, March %.

D. S. Kellogg, of Scranton, has recsiv-
ed letter from IN officer Of the 10th
Pennsylvania Regiment, dated Key West,
10th inst, which says prize arrived last
evening. She was captured in an at
tempt to run the blockade. Her sailors
were taken to jail. One Of them, to
whom attention was directed by the white
ness of his hands, was identified BY sew
eral officers as the famous Yancey. A
newspaper correspondent also recognized
him. He is confined in the calaboose
here.
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Fortross Monroe, March 24.

All quiet here. There IL no news. Il
nag of truce Was sent out by the Noring
for the accommodation Of m officer Of
the French Navy, desiring to 90 South
The rebel officers and crew were very nm
communicative, and We gathered no
nsws from them. No Southern nswspa-
pers.
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FROM Washington.
New York March %.

Speclal to IfiDune.
VIM. O. Shade, OF Ohio, was to-day APP
pointed Consul to Nice, upon the request
Of the Ohio delegation, supported BY Sec
Rotary Chase.
Secretary Chase, having Withdrawn his
tax bill, which he sent to the Ways and
Means Committee, is engaged upon and
has nearly completed an elaborate, and, it
is said, most judicious, bill, intended as =
substitute for the bill now under discus
sion. Many Of tho leading articles are
taxed much higher than those in the
House bill, and others much lower. The
Secretary recommends higher tax on
whisky and tobacco of from fifty 10 hun
dred per cent.
The Navy Department has ordered Of
the builders Of the Monitor, Messrs. c. S.
Bushnell Il Co., six more iron clad ves-
sells similar in construction. but more for
midable They are to be 204 or EOS in
stead of ITO feet long, and to carry two
ffteen-inch instead of one eleven-inch
Dahlgren guns. The pilot-house is to be
mounted on the top Of the turret, and be
candle-snuffer shaped. The mail protec-
ton Of both will probably be a good deal
thicker than the Monitors. In some re-
spects, these new vessels will differ from
the Monitor. It is intended that they
shall be able to run ten knots an hour, and
shall be thoroughly ses-going.
The proposals under the Navy Dept.
advertisement for iron-clad steam ships,
will be opened next Monday. It is NOT
likely that dozen similar TO the Monitor
will be contracted Ward, the steel-guu
maker, has prepared plans for mail va,
vessel, which some experts pronounce
superior even to the Monitor.
A Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune says: "Gen. Blenker has al
last been suspended. His division Quar-
ter Master, DR.. s. Senate, who paid K
the General monthly tax Of Eve hundred
dollars. has been cashiered BY cour'
marshal for numerous frauds"
4 Especial to Herald
The notorious Dr.. Merritt, the murder
er Of Union pickets, was arrested south o
the Occoquan, and brought to this city.
| t6pecla 70 Almes.j
i Frank Patterson's nomination as Brig
Gen. was considered, but Is not yet con
6rmed. His error il, that Gen. Mcclellan
recommended him.
i Orders were to-day sent by the Secrets
| r. Of War TO Gems. Wright and Hallecl
10 send troops to protect the entire over
land route, mails, smigrants and treasure
which the Government il anxious shall b,
carried on our own soil, mot through for
| eign country.
j A Union meeting will BE- held 1t Fair
fax G. H., Va, tomorrow, the 22d, which
will be addressed by Hon. John @. Tn
derwood and others.
Especial to World
/ The War Department has discovere,
that certain persons have been engage,
in furnishing them with bogus military in
i formatios regarding the enemy, for til
purpose Of obtaining influence, which
neither merit nor political influence coul'
obtain for them.
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1862
1863.
1863. 1862.
FuRSlruRE
At Reduced Prices for Cash.

Having recently purch ased the long and favorabiy
known Furniture Establishment OF Messrs Eearritt
Macon will continue the business at Tie Old Stand.
and promise faithfully serve al the old we'll
new customers IN the very best manner, both
sards prices and quality Of work.
ny stock shall CONTINUE 70 be the largest and best
selected VI any 10 the Weat.
By an Arrangement, Msssfs scarru Mason will
for the present. continue with nd viii be pleased
- see all their old friends and customer.
All in want Of Furniture arc cordially Invited "
call and examine for themselves.
mar9O-d n. II. CURT1S.
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Ed. GATE CRY Please announce the nan OF W.
A. ADAIR, a. a candidate for City Asrshai a. tho
ensuing charter election.
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Two THE PUBLIC.

The Keokuk, Alexandra and Nanaw Packet YocMa
EAGLs-Amsden Master-wiii make three trips daily.
kunAss sxespssd1 between the above ports leaving
Keokuk every morning at O'Clock. Tor freight oP
passase apply On board or 70
ID BISHOP 4 Co., Agents.
March 2lst-dfm
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On the 22d day OF March 1902, THOMAS Hale son
OF James L. and Amanda Estes, aged IL years and ~
DAYS.
This friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral without further notice o'clock On SUNDAY
the 2 3D. inst, from their residence
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JTSsWe are rogue sied to announce the name Of SAM
McEvENY as candidate for City Marshsl at the
suing election,
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DTANO FOR SALE AT A SAC

Il must be sold. Those who want Pts 10 wosih do
we'll look their interests. Call AtNo. -, Maia
street, J. ID. PATRICK. Agt.
March 9Oth.--d3t
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GAPS.

CARS.
We have = supply Of the finest Ofneerss Military
Csps. Gold Baslss, and The Ne H. We also have The
Iettcrs FROM Asto X for soldiers. Gail and hoy.
BURkETT 4 CO.
March nj
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~A telegaphie dispatch, published
the other day, mentions the reception Of
the news Of the death Of son by Com
modore Foote while engaged in the bonn
bardment of Island No. 10.
The boy was ID years old, and died Of
Scarlet fever, 1T his fathers residence
in New Haven, Connecticut.
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rer CITY Marshal.

iii We are HHth0 flied 70 abh4,tisatt
~ candidate for City Marshal.
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GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANT,

stsIel Attenlion IN buying and shippfHg psoduSs.
Once ore door South 0f Pogt O0ee.
Keokuk, March 81, l662.-d
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EIDUR mn EEED STDRE,

Vne uooF boukn 81 ths F0st'OU1
EgaIe Miils Flour, Quircy, Ill.
Grace y Warsaw
Plymouth Rock !" -
Congress Mil Pionr, Keokuk.
City y -
Hfan and Shorts.
Gnfn and Oats,
Meal and Graham Flour,
Har, Potatoes, DC, &c.
Goods delivered 10 any part OF the City.
mAro0 dim
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fMOM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Mch. n

aSnlBkboH, MICH "a
The Senate which was ia executive SEES
sion several hours this p. IN. confirmed
the following nominations as Major Gen
erals Of Volunteers Brig. Generals Don
Carlos Buell., John Pope, Franz Sigel,
Sam'l, r.. Curtis, Jno A. McCisrnand,
Chas. F. Smith, and Lewis Wallace.
The following Brig. Genls. were also
confirmed : Jno. Cook, Richard j. Ogles-
BY, VIM. II. l.. Wallace, John Macarthur,
Jacob Y. Lauman, Jno. A. Logan, Robt.
L. McCook, Speed S F. Fry. All these
Generals were Colonies.
The Senate also confirmed ms Rrigadier
Generals the following named Maj. Jno.
Barnard, corps Of engineers; Capt. Henry
w. Judoli, of the 4th infantry, Capt. jas.
B. Ricketts,, Of the lst artillery, for meri-
torious conduct at Bull Run, James
Craig, of Missouri, H. p. Van Clip, and
Alexander Asboth.
The Senate to-day disagreed to the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which
Abram Wakcman was recently confirmed
as Post Master of New York. The ap.
pointment is therefore conclusive.
Gen. Fremont left Washington this p.
m. for New York. 1t is said that the
bounds Of his department have been en-
larged SO as to include Ohio and other
points.
A new military department to be called
the Department of the Cult is constituted.
1t will comprise all the coast of the Gulf
Of Mexico West of Pensacola Harbor, and
so much of the Gulf States as may be oc-
cupied by the forces under Maj. General
Buffers IL. s. Volunteers. The head
quarters for the present will be movable
wherever the Gen. Comd' q. may be. The
States OF South Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida. with the expedition and forces
now under Brig. Gen. I. w. Sherman
will constitute military department to be
called the Department of the South to be
under the command of Gen. Hunter.
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CrittenAen and the CenPromises.
Very few of the Border State men voted
to sustain the Presidents emancipation
message, which our contemporary approved
so warmly-prsvided always it was not
construed as unfavorable to slavery. The
Border State men made no proviso about
it. They said it would Be sure to raise an
emancipation party in their own States,
and they were down on it.
Richardson Of Illinois, VOORHEES, Of In
diana, Cox of Ohio, and all that stripe Of
pro-slaxery Democrats voted against it.
And in order effectually to crusk out
the FIRST dawnings Of such a movement in
Kentucky, member of the Legislature.
has introduced the old Lecompton- Kan
sas slave code, rs follows: ST
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Ken
lucky, That any person or persons who
have or may advocate the doctrines of
the abolition or emancipation Of slavery
in the State of Kentucky, either directly
or indirectly, or who sympathizes with
the same, be and are hereby DISTINGUISHED
for life.
Sec. 3. That all persons SO offending
shall take no part in elections, either as
judges, clerks or sheriffs Of the same, and
be requested to leave the State within ten
days.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect ten
days from its passage.
Under such law all who hold Henry
Clay's principles in Kentucky will be dis
franchised. And if the Crittenden COM
promisers succeed, just such laws Is that
will be enacted in many Nor.hern States in
less than Eve years under the slaveocratic
despotism which will be inaugurnted and
sustained by doughfacers. The Cox, Val.
landigham and Richardson stripe Of poll
ticians are ready to do that thing in ten
days, or on shorter notice, If they had the
power.
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The gunboat Cairo is anchored at Mash
vile, just below the ruins Of their two
6ns bridges, lover which they already be-
gin to mourn and 10 regarded with feel
ings 81 terror and superstitious ava.
We send you late Secession paper
which il still being published. YOu can
go By il tons that its disloyal editor i
doing Ill hs can 70 bolster UP tho sinking
hopes Of his Secession friends in Nash
Wills and surrounding country, which be
Is allowed 70 "a, right under the Ameri-
can Aag and before ! largs Federal army.
But I don't suppose that Gsnersl Busll
Knows anything about It,
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ScHEsqqEEEs g ggEK2 HCo SISYpso xry1ER.

This slrup WIN learch through every blood yes-
ss
sRd " F6Sc p ssa
the pur ulent matter sbsoesses and al ulosrstions
of the lungs must yield to their poyer.
shS Ssys bssn cured Sl
ts severe stages b. the use Of Dr scnsrc !, msa
By these remedies After beng confined 20 their
beds, reduced 10 mere skeletons and troubled with
indicstions Of an sdysnosd stsEe Of the disss.s
3 has 'p dsnn nS 8. e sSs hsss.
have been saved By timely resort % these rene.
the h.V. lungs
ins' Ou' VICTIMS VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION
70
and placed themselves under his directions. II 10
e slfap die sso. They oom@sOOs TOO ls.s All
that Dr. Schenck claims for his medicine is their
70 rpsn AND the
of the morbid matter, to relax the mucous MEM
those tubes the tough phle1m or purulent matter
which obstructs them and produces serious dis
sea f s SSs'nPp EISsieEsSns Rup viii
long life sometimes several months, BY keeping the
ss; si tSs
far gone to ours. There is no medicine that can
care COnsumptIon when both lungs are disess Cd
Know their true condition before tskipg his medi-
cine. He treats no disease but those of the Jung
Liver and Stomach. and makes no CHARGES for sd-
woe, or examining lungs In the ordinary way, or
animation with the Respirometer he charges three
dollars, and wishes every one IIch or poor that
has Cough, Pain in the Side. or Shoulder. blade,
troubled with Costlveness or Diarrh9a, Saflov
Complexion. Loss of Appetite. Low SPIRITS. Rest
essness at Night, or any other disease leading to
Consumption, TO call on him and get his advice.
DR.. H. SCHENCK will be at his agents IS. b
Waite's,) corner louisiana avenue and 9TH SITS.
on Wednesday, February 18th, and Wednesday
March 2sth, to see patients complaining with
Coughs. Colds, LAYER Complaint, ,or any
disease leading TO CONSUMPTION. He gives advice
without charge, unless they want q thorough sx-
animation with his Respirometor, then his fee ID
three dollars.
Price of the Pulmonio Strip, 81 per bottle or 81
per half dozen.
Proc Of the Sea Weed Tonio,sI per bottle or 81
per half dozen. =.
Price Of the Mandrake PilIs, IS cents per box.
fe 26- WkS,fm<
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TIE EVENING STAR.
.-naN,T ERET.


From the Boston Journal
BE patient. or you break the sinsws Of our plot
-TscsIfL Nighf. - RI, o. ---- 800. .--.
Be patient with your rulers, men;
They can't be-in hurry
No man IL worth feathers weight
When always In = furry.
And spare thst nimble cracking whip,
Your fiery metal spare;
Abe Lincoln 10 your servant, sure,
But he Is not your slave.
You charge that he was Southern born,
And winks at Old Kentuck;
That witches Of the Border States
Have stolen all his pluck.
I1l let you prove his woefui birth,
And magnify the sin;
But only one smart southern witch
Could ever take him in
And in that very act she proved
Upon the slpion side
And every prank Of hers has shown,
The Union was her pride.
You say our leaders hardly heed
The fcemsn's lightning rod;
And thus admit how cool they keep
In marching straight ahead.
Emancipation, you proclaim,
10 now within their power;
But since the fruit IL ripening fast,
Await the gathering hour.
For everything there is a time,
We may not fX the date,
But when we find the harvest sure,
With gIadness we should wait.
In consternstlon soon the foe
VIII feel the settling stroke,
And find old LincOln's cool delay
laundering sort Of joke.
am not cen prophets son, .s. -. ID.
But predict rOut,
That soon will make the nations pause,
And hills and valleys shout.
We then shall hear the eagle scream
so Above the lannon's roar,
And see the country's flag restored
From shore to faTthest shore
Be patient with your rulers, then; .5.
They can't be In 4 hurry;
no man 10 worth feathers weight
When always In a hurry. KEEP Cool
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Pfeuticeaua

IL - faid that the young people Of some of the
Northern elites do their counting on skates But
mere are quite enough slips where counting Is
done In the old way.
The Northern enemies OF General Mcclellan
pursue him, VII lie his rebel enemies are rnnnina
away from him. ~ : = ''''-'4''
The rebels rarely risk q battle were they hayn,t
one OF Two railroads to run away on 80
Floyd complains that he Is unjustiy treated
We are disposed TO reply IN the lang us<e ~ the
Kew Mr.. spurgeon-"W hat out OF feYfayAnd
complain fn- -'1
sentence In the Old Testament turn, ON, IN
have been one ofthe most remarkable pred ietion.
OF the age OF prophecy Manassas is ours - :