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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

AMENDED kULE OF PRACTICE IN THE
SUPREME CoURT--It has been ordered
by the Supreme Court thai the following
be published and observed as rule OF
practice in said Court, instead Of Rule
XIV as adopted at the June Term 1861.
lSec 18th Iowa Reports, $685.
"All printed statements and arguments
furnished to the Court noncompliance with
the foregoing rules shall be on white writ
ing paper, with margin on the outer edge
OF the leaf not less than one and a half
inches wide. The printed page exclusive
Of any marginal note or reference, shall
be six and three-fourths inches long, and
three and iye-eights inches wide. The
folio numbering from the commencement
to the end of the statement or argument
shall be printed on the outer margin of
the page.
''ln an case where printed statement
argument shall be furnished in compli-
ance with the provisions of the foregoing
rules, the successful party in this Court
shall be entitled to have the costs Of the
same taxed among other costs, to an
amount not exceeding ten dollars, at the
rate Of one dollar per page; but no
charge for printing shall be allowed as
costs, unless the requirements Of the pre-
ceding paragraph shall be shown by aiIi-
davit to have been complied WITH
The Court further recommend to coun-
sci, in citing cases. to give the syllabus,
or an extract from the opinion on which
they rely.
THos + WIFHRow. Reporter.
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1t is currently said that letter was
written by Secretary Seward some three
weeks ago. to Mr.. Troxell, an officer Of a
!" Seward Club in Philadelphia, in which
Mr.. Seward positively declines to have
his name again put up for the Presidency
of the United States. He is understood
t. have alphabetically disclaimed oil am
bition to fill any position more existed
than that which he now occupies, and to
express desire to continue in public life
as long only ~ the country may be sngsg.
ed in the struggle for the existence of the
Government. sss.ss zsss II.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATH CRY ovyIos,
KgoK-K Feb. III, Ne.

KxoK-x FEB. II. ne.
The roads have been fine, but . ihsw has beeuH
which bids fair 10 break them M business has been
sbout usuai. and the markets are very steady no
changes Of note haying occurred Ia the rast week -
We give below wholesale prices.
PLouR-superSne N q; spsn & Wheatextr u rs;
Fall Wheat Extra ~ IS.
BRAN AND SHORTS 30 TO soc y Ico ~.
C0RN-lsc y bush.
BARLEy-25c.
wHEAT-ln good demand. Fall esa7a, spnss4s
to SOC.
RYE-2lc to 30.
| oATS-I2HaI5c.
PoTAToEs-l5420b by rhe load retail rs TO SOC
suGAR--New Orleans fair lol(giiss prime IIsl
r,1; clarified iassl3t; crushed and loaf i3an.
MoLASSEs-Planiation $3.50, Sugarhouse u q 50;
| Golden syrup 70Ss s5c.
CoFFEE-Kio2ia 2ac; Java asa3o. Laxuyra24aee.
RICE-aa loo.
soAP-Paim &c, Faulty sysc, German (cin.) ~
87ic.
cANDLEs-star Is9is. stearine II. Mouldlo
LARD 70 SEE; retail &c.
BuTTER--Common 6p7c; Choice TO- ret all ~ ,.Sals
LEATHER-Soie asG2s; Harness assl3o.
HiDEs-Dry loc. green 4 green sheep peits
30835c; green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Timothy, new s5 0oDo 90, baled 20 oOt9 10,
Prairie 81 90.
sKEDs-Timothy 81 90: Flax Seed 9oto 81.
oNioNS-35a 40c.
EGGS-7c.
WHITE BEANS-50cS9Sl o.
FEATHERS 20a25.
FRUIT Dried Apples u q59sl 5os bushei.-
Dried Peaches % asa 81 so. Rasins o. cog IS co.
CHEESE--Mestern Reserve DC; Denmak 6,.a7
BEEF--Ih@2c gross; aa44 . quarter.
sHEEP-SI 50a2 81 head.
uoGS-Dressed 2s2hc.
saLT-G. A. 81 SO sack; Kanawha 81 IS y bar
rel; Liverpool 81 SoGsa 90 y sack; Lake - 10 p
Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerei,S No. sl6@aIs y Dbl. No 2 sn
ISIS. No. sssslo White Fish, No. s5 oess SO
half Dbl. Cod Fish 500 p n.
RAGS-l3c.
OLD iRoS-h9AoS b Brass Gasc SB Cop
per I0aSl2hc v b.
ExCHANGE-on New York, Bankabie Funds
per eent:-for gold nominal. st. Louis, little doing
and no settled rate.
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(tITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets
Nsxtto Banking House OF wn Thompsonx
Now Books.

The City Book Store Is this day in receipt OF the
following eaocs literature:
Cecil pfeeme. - Theodore winthrop
John brent
shadow 10 The Hens~, by sAnnt-rv.
Tie HensA hold al Rssss erie ty u Southern Lady
s9nss la Many k.ys by Holmes
Escoiieetaons VI shelley an Efytou. BY TrpIaunv
shelley hemariais by Lady Shelley
The keisCsed Stone. by syirgln!aa
Tsm Barkes school bars At Rugby
DeQubeys Opium Eater.
- Literary "Reminiscences
Theological kssAym,Ac
HOODS Poems, Blue and Cold.
Lonrteiiows Poems, Blne and Gold.
Mrs. Jane sons Loves Of the Poets Bue 4 Gold
- Characteristics, Ac,
- :. studies, ks.,
80 Italian Painters,
Legend ofthe Maeonua"
I" - Sketches of Art,
biafs, a..
Hs~thorhx's Marble Faun
House OF the Seven Gablrs.
- Scarlet Letter.
hessex. from an Old Manse.
Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
!" Bithedale kamances
Iongfsilow's Iiiawatha
ENangeTine
The above Books will be cold at Pubiixhers prices
The public are invited 10 call aud examine the stsck
Tets J. W, OGDEN.
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Washington, February ii

SENATE.--Mr. Sumner offered series
of resolutions declaratory of the relations
Of the L. S. with certain states. A mo.
ton was made to lay them on the table. -
Davis moved to refer them to the iudic-
larry committee. The motion to lay them
on the table was carried-yeas Il nays
Is.
The Vice President appointed Mr..
Cowan on the Finance Committee in place
of Bright; Mr. Henderson on the p. O..
Committee in place Of Bright, and Mr..
Artson Of Missouri on the Committee on
Indian Affairs in place Of Mr.. Cowan.
On motion ofMr. Fessenden, the forti-
fication bill! was taken up. Mr.. Fessen-
den said he should call up the Treasury
note bill To- morrow and press it to speedy
passage. The amendment Of the commit
tee to the fertilization bill, making an 40.
preparation Of S550, 600 for The harbor Of
Maine in case Of war with any maritime
power Was considered. Mr. Trumbull
tthought il you'd be time enough To pro-
teet those harbors when there was danger
ofwar with any great maritime power !;
l"Suf6cient for the day Ii the evil there
Of. Mr.. Doolittle was in favor Of ma
king the appropriation larger and CITING
the President power to protect the har-
bors on the Western lakes, &c. He did
not believe there was danger Of war with
any maritime power. He referred 10 the
speech Of The French Emperor ~ evi.
dence Of peace. ss.
Mr.. Dixon was ID favor Of the amendment
bst did not Ike il phrassology, s1ggedt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

A PATRIOTIC Boy. We have received
communication written in the shane al
poetry, Of which the sentiment is first rate.
though the metre might be somewhat i'm
proved We give the following as q speci.
men, as it contains good hit:
They say am TOO young To take up arms.
Being o0Iy Twelve years next Fourth Of Julv.
Flu; can do as we'll some on the Potomac III bet
And not give the rebels six months TO fortry
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KrArr OF Iowa, Ap,,r t;r.xu.,,.ov,,
-
M AR! WAR;. WAR!!l

All persons keeping or having for sale. ar, @,
kpds Of Munitions of War such Guns Pistols Res
s"sers aud ali kld OF Ammunition are required NOT
10 seito any person without fro The updev.
signed This order mast be strict, complied with.
anderpenaty otforfetiDg all article. meptione In
their possession. JOHN STAyNus
jlyi3d Surveyor partofKso.nA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

BuRdLARY.--One night last week the
house of Judge Ballinger was entered BY
some unknown person who stole two guns,
one OF which was highly priced rife.
ror description sec advertisement. The
Judge offers reward of SIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Toledo, Feb. IL.

IVIUuU, Il UU' n,
The Blade this evening contains an an
nual statement of trade and commerce
of Toledo for 1861, showing receipts of
wheat ard -four, l3,309,TS7 bus, corn
o.Sl2.u3S bus. aggregate grain receipts
ls.705, sol bus. increase over 1860.
4,2O1 ,59T. Total shipments 1861, 1S,.
20l,245.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

Janesvil.e, Feb. IT.
A dispatch from Col Barstow, now in
Washington, states that loo sets of arms
for his cavalry regiment, with ammuui-
ton, have started from Washington by
express.
Destination of the regiment is not yet
determined.
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THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.
Ar HoME.-Maior florence, Of the 1st
Iowa Cavalry, arrived in town Yesterday

49, The thaw continued yesterday and
the streets began to look quite bare,
though the sieds and sleighs kept moving
as if the sliding was good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

1rThe Third Iowa Cavalry, regi-
ment, the condition of which will compare
favorably with any in the army, is nearly
Oil at Roila. A portion Of it left this city
"Wednesday, another Thursday. and still
another portion yesterday.-[St. Louis
Dem, 3th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

R-One of the letters found in Zolli-
Golfers den, written by prominent East
Iennesseean, has the following aThe
Union party in East Tennessee is quiet at
this time, and some think forever crush
ed. but am OF a different opinion We
have large numbers OF Lincolnites among
us yet. who are only awaiting safe OPP
portunity to join their Northern friends. J"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

WHERE LIGHTNING MAY STRIKE -
In snswar TO q Resolution Of Inquiry
passed by the house Of Representatives. a
rev days ago, communication will be
presented from the Governor this morning
relative to certain traitorous operations in
Fremont county. 1t will contain some
startling information, and we should mol
be surprised If it might afbalance tire
nerves of certain individuals who would
be glad Just now to be considered loyal !.
-Des Moines Register.
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neEuiations OF Transportation and
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jau 25th, no railroad cal
stage coach, OF vehicle running west or westwardy
from the mississippi river into North Missouri III
oepermted to carry freight pssssngers from Keo-
kuk without the stricteat compliance with the reguls-
tons u the Treasury Department at Washington,
which require thai 'al freighs of whatever mature
except such as may be under military ORDERS shall be
covered b, Custom House permit and that all bar.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully led and duly
sealed by Custom House onicar."
The andersenea will issue permits for the trsps-
poaion OF sigoods destined for proper persons and
Places with the east possible trouble or delay and 10.
spec and seal all baggage travellers leaving the city
III MANNER 10 cause the least trouble consistent in
she end desired.
The object aimed atis to prevent apy aid or assist
anee, or communication with any persons directly or
indirectly dsloyaito. In against the Federal
government. JOHN sTANNus, surveyor,
eas1em House, Keokak, Jan. IS 1862 diff
nTArr OF IOWA, ApJ'T GEswR us oyyl,K.l
bee MONIES. Jan. lltb. lE62. !
there Is nov an opportunity TO raise two
ioi The ietA regiment Iowa Volunteer infantry
adesring sions for that mr.
pose Fill MATE immediate application TO me Mt ues
hoines, presenting such reca lamentations As they
deem proper.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjntant General Of the Stale of Iowa
Jan 92-akw3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

@ff robber attended By a negro
slave were 10 waylay You upon the high
way, would 1t be your part, as wise man
bent on making vigorous defense and
saving your life and property ,- IN devote
any portion u your energies to keeping
the robbers negro slave ip bondage to his
owner? And don't you think, that in
stead OF this, it would be good policy to
say to the slave, quit helping your scoun.
drelly master and help me, and You shall
have your freedom for it7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

The Curtis HoRsE. The Curtis cav
airy, twelve hundred strong, who left yes
terday for the scene Of active hostilities in
Tennessee, is composed Of troops from the
several States Of Minnesota, Iowa and Ne
braska, ofiicere6 by Col. Lowe, Of Iowa !;
Lieut.. Col. Patrick, OF Nebraska, with
Major Bracket and Lieut.. McDeorce,
from Minnesota. The last named gentle.
man acts as resimental adjutant.-st. T..
Dam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

iIUGARs, TEAS AND C0HFEES
- IbFsals Iew, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

LIABILITIES.
The amount OF liabilities due not due
10 banks or other creditors. ..,.... None.
tosSgs nd Msted and duo ...s............ None.
Lossea adj listed aud not due $40 u.
Losses unsd justed, ia suspense waiting
proof contested or irusteed. ,...... &lG4 .Bek az
All other claims email, for printing, dc.
Agents instructed 10 take risk over Twenty Thou.
sand Dollars, without special permLssion.
The reatest amount Insured In any one City, Town
Village, or block, varies.
Twenty thousand dollars deposited with tho sssts OF
Tennessee IN stock OF said state, which is xur In
einaed Ia pur assets and Is einssaentte epesis
Of cur capital or savings. Deposited With The State
OF Ohio. Ten Thousand Duliars.
The Charter Is on He with The Auditor or Iowa.
l.. J. HENDEE. Secretary.
Hartford, Jan. LIST 1852.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, H / Rrvoap Co.'S
Hartford January list, 1857
Personally appeared before me, HENRY FOWLER,
Jussicc Of the Peace for said state and county, L.
HAspek, Secretary, Ind made solem oath, thst the
foregoing Statement Of the asset and condition Of The
.fssa ia'ass ~. !, cs'.ss.s !: true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice 0fthe Peace.
AuptTe2's orricr. Iowa.
Dos Moinss, Jan. 18th lsI2l
lr IL HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the 1sth day OF
January. 1902, sworn statement WAS filed fnJhs Of
ice, ahowing tbs condition Of the EinA Insurance
Company located Harttsrd, IN the State cf Goa
nec,lcnt. The Isl day OF January, A. D. IeC2 In
cordanee with provision of an Artsof the General
Assembly 1.-THE State Of Iowa, entitled an Act In
lation 70 Insurance Companies approved January
2th. 1857, and nh Act aneudatoiy thereto approved
February 9th. ls5s. that said statement shows that
said COMPANY IL possessed of the requisite amount OF
capital, and inv estea as required By iEw.
Authority Is therefore given 20 the above named
Company 70 transact business Of Insurance In this
.rso t5Ece ~. he is-s .hel rry mi. he
3lss day Of January, A. d. une thousand Eight Hun
drsd aud sixty three.
IL Is also certified, That n. b. Txs EYcK. Esq, OF
krokus, has been duly appointed by said conirAny
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the Couny e
with mil power % take skacf insurance tAeren and
law. upcn his 6liHE With the Clerk the Dtxtf ict
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

lh1A BBLS- CHOICE WINTER AP-
WV PIES, for sale at 100 Main Street be-
tween Fourth and Ftfth VIM. STANNUs.
ianl6-dlm
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NOTICE.

nUINCY FLOUR.
0 For sale BY ROBERTSON l. MCQUEEN
A~p20-d -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-04
fEiAInl1nN sEws slgHisy
e,yrLg sEaN nna aospi
nssssssssss~ sesrss

Apsalai " ~ Hamthls ttaal
HfanMDsh. tahe
4 eefee sHrsgemeai tst fli''
yesterday ~ lhm Wihsm ~ tad
AZ miles firm iiiehmosl hnisleh .
fsieul igfeo ssilmaiad ~ IN y0
snd ~ Confederate lrppfs n Dehf
IiB, ~lsagsltesi, Wshhe, and .
ppft n lfagefs division
Jhe hghi lasted from " oe'ork a
~ ni night W. df,w Gle ensmy
fran three ia%ifohehmehts md pr
ned them iva miles, capturing nine
eahhoh nui several hag
Ne ~. IN pur sde Il fefiDna.
That u lle enemy y opposed 70 BE-
immohse
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pMAYusu "A rs.aRsr,sr.

From the jackson M%.s.nppiap
We learn from gentlemen direct
from New Orleans, that this mon.
ster-thc mention Of whose name is
nauscous-has consummatcd his in.
funny in an order just issued by him.
W. regret that We could obtain no
copy for publication. l,s character,
however, il 80 marked aud infamous
rs to leave but little room for mis-
apprehension. We may, therefore,
safely trust the memory Of our intel
ligsns informant. as to its contents.
lie states that in return for the CON-
tesy ami eiemcncy shown by the Fed.
cral officers to the citizens Of New
Orleans, the womea Of the city, coH.
ing themselves ladies, have taken
special pleasure in exhibiting their
contempt for thasc officers, in yari-
Gus forms; that such conduct. on
their part, exposes them to the sus-
picion Of being wOmcp 81 he torn,
engaged in their occupation, and, il
SO treated by the Federal officers,
will have no one to blame but them.
selves. lie further gives notice,
that IN future any indignity offered
to the Federal officers, by word. look
sign, pr gesture, will be severely pun.
ishcdcd.
We knew hat the vile sentimcn,
was fostering in hts hert bu, dit
no, sufposc he would lare to expires,
it. Isit possible shat he cap breath,
the atmosphere al New Orleans al
hour after tie issdancc Of such ~
orderl l. thcr. no Jackson among
! her brave and chivalrous sons, VIII,
! will offer himself a martyr in defens,
Of the chastity q the mothers. tn,
wives. and daughters Of the city, ant
gladly give up his own to take th'
! lilo Of the ruiiian aad the outlaw vii,
; darcs to breathe suspicion gains
. their angelic purity. Is MI mai
h0vl lost, that such a wretch i Al
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Wf0t 70 tufibfh list eeek " gti
my " pay ~ Ne hotses pu
.tl ~ ne Imi osingt ~ he MI
# mr. army, ! sas unable
rIt Gs6 Beaofegafd directed
H 81 another time lNHh
TIT utHf0 IT Ne horses eIeclei 70
rlau mnll mn get ihe money
gHt ph
Iln That some persons ha"
ul ! tbe horses purchased
m OH wrong. ind may fcb
. Il nrcesSn5 ior mr. % gd M ~
a.. NJ tale tiem, Notwithstanding
urY nlcs I hope ! have been mis-.
Olppod about the matter, o. DO
II slih to bclicyc thu people Of Pan.
MY would not IN bad faiih with
a government, especially IN these
tying mes. ! want to Ing horses
81 poy for them But u they cant
be purchased, | shall be compelled q
get an order TO press them, and, Y
driven 10 that alternative, ! shall
show but little favor 10 those wh'
have inicrfercd wish my arrange
onts to buy them
! have given Michael Wright
Agent for The Mcssrs. Corners, per
mission to sell the mule purchased o
him, Tor special reasons.
VI. =. WARD,
Major Of Artillery.
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r1NiE Undersigned l. prepared en-.
u wool ROLLS NJ his Mill. 'ms
miles Sonsh Eas, If Pamela. on TIE =
leading from Coifscville TO l.elmonse's .
fifteen miles wess Of Water VALLEY.
Persons sending Woo 10 the Far
are repaired to have IL ws.hded and q
All burrs and hard substances mus "
carefully picked out.
Wool should not he creased al hsris' =
!. makes IL gum and hasi TO earl, "l
naprs ii One pound Of lard OF OIL, '
necessary for every ten posads Of ss'l'
be- rded.
Terms for cardins One qasfssfSi u
Wool.
Persons shipping their Wool y -
station. on the Mississippi and Iessrss'
Railroad. can gel carried y ~ Fnse'
from ones 10 twice . month, b ~ 49,
NJ machine Is clothed entirely Sitns =
Cards. W. ". kLLIVIIs
Esrska. p. o., Pamela scussv. -
Nsy sl<t. lsts. nls-at.
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FROM vgGks1ss EsG.

The Vicksburg Citizen says, OIL.
though the enemy have been two
weeks before the city. they are no
nearer taking the place than when
they first came in sight. Eleven of
the gunboats have gone down the
river again. There appears to be
trouble in their camp, and il was re.
ported on seemingly good authority,
that the cause Of the return Of the
gunboats and transports down th,
river, is owing to insubordnation and
mutiny among the troops aboard til,
fleet.
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10 CONsCRIpTs.

sent IA few more recruits, and
ha'c Che privilege Of stating, on the
authority of Brigadier-G General Bcr-
~, that all who are conscriptcd, Or
mbject to the Conscript law, are al
lowed the privilege Of joining my
Battery Il they choose to do SO, OF
otherwise, they will be sent 81 T.
Gll up old companies and regiments
NJ. 5. WARD,
Major Commanding.
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CHEAT EXCITEMENT sonrn I
WASHINGTON ~ D.s0rai
yosEros tsrrsrrarncE AeAIp

NHEH
The 49, Lou Democrat ha. .eof
received II mys that Wahiht'n t
City u IN danger sionowall .arL
con Is within twenty-five ml "a .D'
capital. and IN possession II u' HlI
limme and Ohio Railroad.
The Governors Of Rhode land
and Massachusetts have called out
the militia Great excitement pre-.
yailsi The militia respond very rc-
l%uctantly.
England and France have agreed
to interfere. England proposed To
France if she would withdraw her
garrison from Rome, she would join
her and interfere in this war. France
has Withdrawn her garrison as pro.
posed. The foreign papers say that
we may look for them ina fcw weeks
on our shores.
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ttftff fpHmst fhsFlsF gasf
hlab tbefst iilat n ibs tassis q
aai faifiaas ladies' abl hai ygu
silt ttesfifly pail myft q fhat
slil aesaft - them baf med a
nsfil " ,ssd yaa fhs failgsine isi.
alafahs stleh gov ~ eohisi . f.
ff n giving them n fafly lasff
ilot Fl ihf FfW
Fsiet " . llfVift,
Chffmah
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SHORT According to the
Indianapolis State Sentinel, the lion.
Henry 8. Lane, and the lion. c. B.
Smith, have written to their friends
in Indiana, predicting that the war
will be terminated in ten weeks.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-04

Hss Hsse
So end gsH hefstHb . IF
IL f4hafest ifbm ~ fffle Dia4h
iu. n rpmo M iha banshs n ~
iiastltal ~ p,thsis Hns The Z
fhs IND lime mas iaaaiioes n abts
shsfats, ksse bon nab W he
Dspehbn ihl sheii hp Tu sga
.haw shIeh ooa fsssfssd W oil
ysl male - mmg more o. possible
fesiiaeh ~ the tim . tleamse aai
b = lfiieae W ~ thy ae' y linI
hets. ~ nv Hst fat saaefhg bgys
~ ahiy sish W eeall NJ mofs
Uff ~ haslfi0gf
un H. Walton ! fair pllgsi
pnl ease1, y lasel ted 'ffead hos
N int ION linen, ~ dfied ftmtt !
o. ifass's slippery Elm
Nn B " bedford, N pair
sheets, ! pillos aod el'e, foll linen
mse, fed pepper, ! Lgttle' sim, Z
b%pttloH apple Vinegar
Mr. Jno West ! pnir pllows
and eases, dried fruit, 2 ioscl'i red
pepper
DIS James West ! pillow and
case. I sheet, ! bed guiii, 2 towels.
sage
Mrs Molnc Cherry iowel, and
2 pair socks
Mr.. James Carlton 4 pillows
aud eases, slippery Elm, sage, pep
pr, roll linen, ! peek green peas.
Mrs D. " Fiizgcnli--5 table
napkins, : glasses jelly, ! glnsS pre-
serves.
Mrs. X. W. wallam--t hottie OF
wine, ! bottle tomato catsup, snge,
lint.
Mrs. j. W.. Wallace 4 pr sheets,
2 towels, dried fruit. saec, pepper.
Miss Agnes Wallace box lint.
Mrs. A. +. McGchcc-2 pillows
+ and eases, , pr drawers, ! pr sheets
| ham. I bushcl meal.
Mrs. j. u. McGehcc-l pillow and
case, | towel, ] bottle cherry cor.
dial, | bottle grape cordial.
Mrs. Thos. B~rahan-2 pr drawers.
I shirt, , pr socks, ! towel, | pillow
casc, ! ham, | bottle blackberry cor
dial.
Miss In. lrby--l pair sheets,
/ pair pillow cases, > towels, roll linen
J dried fruit, red pepper. sage.
ri Mrs. Maddox Il pair pillows am
I" cases, dried beef, sage, pepper, roI
s. linen.
Mrs. Il. w. Bedford, Jr.-i shirt
: towels, lpr hcets, roll linen,
u Blanket, : pr pillow cases.
:. Mrs. DR.. Cartcr--l shirt, : TOW
70 els, soap, sage, slippery elm.
~ Mrs. j. G. Brahan--l shirt, !
NJ drawers, | vest.
10 Mrs. Farming jones' pair
sheets.
On Mrs. Jno. d. Coffee pair p
lows and cases.
IN The above list, in two boxes, W
or sent to Grenada, on Saturday. NJ
no 10Th, and We hope they may pro
al useful.
,.. If the Surgeons at Grcnads wo,
BIZ let us have II list Of articles need,
60, We would try and fill il, with plc'
h urc.
-. Mrs. G. y. cambridge, Pres.
Mrs. JSc. d. CorrgE, Scc'y.
zee ALLEN REstpESTs-Tne C0nsrr