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OeLtUtIHa i~unqs-0aJeau, $40. GIL, 8. Str. nabe Yenni
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reuti9en Janttiet NIT ~ausBe3eidr etent autsn 2ebu inb ioSleit
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9p9rl4t ptr0 hermit 9eseten, ha6 feline gale mad sGri
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~&aSA I1ents ~ppl5oblts aa nta4er. Cute 9Ebnuns, 8a.
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&strutirua9SOffif: SO. 3OS gseit- @~raftfrabe. obsrbolD
IT SuTntane. Mai3is
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- Z. StraBe. Walbinatpn Q. s.

TH0I98 u NNI nA9I FIllNtti I0Et inns WuUtN
Us aah}g1 Sn Den tri9ea, titt'S,u lSaIt!
ai78 Hta4 sn Der @tden 9riRen $ attn al
a4 alietE fteib bic 2uft gum pslnllst i1aut! 8H.
Der Pat 1T nun rieoer tut cas RHbtisuat se6Gut,.nd
miro Sr lnteriet4nete eS i9 a~nssie9en ieiu lalien, mat
osie Saiicu cen Yart SIT sinea agssaieipts 9ictIinBs-4Us
lugScrt gu MAIDEN. e.2 iatle
SH BEN, tamiten f6auiser Cider, ~ltebeuhen Geriumistn
Cans. Selpn lit enc NIT 9el1mddpeaen Oeeeralioneu ausge-
itat etc gRbAe %aHsebert, wet9e i'd @ereinen 0,er priuat9e-
faalhaft II 5pr Getisung ~emFfebIe, Us
SpeI aus ~e5cidbnete Ee5elbablen, S6ietftanb, SGauteIn
u. u. itsbsn Ierner sur llHt.rsaItns OF Damien uub perren
beteit. -asHql IL 9As3i 81 a s
Iente 0Risia. unb 9tetar-8sine, aus eset6ncte5 9bt[abcl.
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Iahc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~

A "
81 9t,3ntttnt uab $l3 Goridr,S5 p Gai 1852.
MOnatslF% 0nuns wirp iebem enIS6 6tsmt SO4e
ben, fpelAer' bet Otigsn Meainlentern g.ge@
&esruten fperbeu in Camp s. f 9 9n. i""otIttu etntrttt.
unO IN IL gSeit- 8aE tncrehraBe, 8 lTun linn re- SGaI e Square
s..s". OiH6efe' meld9e Iar tire @Ompaa1teen rcfrr,; susencMt-
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v ptssf 10 OSFeIee1 bn cen 0oftcren Proofs itnSS Sn .s.s
wtoStnpner, Nle9I nnb anteie Qe6ensbeSir Sn'f. glS'er@h,
SSnse8 enet palvsi Wtonatss e6Gnun9 bonn s5utIsr ~ SUM
99Mp pPftmal at be Selooten sur Inter1fs 49, n GtptetM
mltsh gu SiGotprsttn befatreiht. Gcrnp5on9ss.S tg.et Sa'
sehP tthe Ali5agl H.tIIten erbaHen irste Weifs nrr n l.S = IL
len eS StaateS mad Baltimore. "'f' VI" uuen Sbet-
Sd trelbe I'M qauie cer @1cde Nsr,,+,.u
pauEtcrtsn unh " lien 6es Staates rpr spSr~Htpmt 70 alea
n fehen gtndstean8S9eiuG nHe &s.frlten anoYs|s"a"p erlt9ten,
ps'i ~Ee $l@Ss Ferne% teiner 3dt 6Hea1ii% Satsa yer
HA2' @othpo9nteet roer Gberle BON GsmnosTyisestu ~" 9e-
NVt peer eeR' eance nereen. hit thrtn isfb1t sSs.st s
El SSigli!SFe' unttt tolatnoen Ee6luaunaen onoeuunaMet
wu sIs9u{ mst9I - Watn trin9t iii 81 elmer /. qisnte'
n@nts-Ste4s oeteftt5t; nit 50 M mn am, tsoN;ts, I 'u.e
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man cont oB Die llniotnndnner bon 50 srnIanb IusS olrisiats,
nt et. ua ttcle Ne9tmentr ldrea Al Etonce an brin,s,t
s S4s anG.lPPi98en W'a6tg IL 1ins s~elreffen fir Die grontmI33h.
tst o. touli9 utS ben unhrhat Sr Sfeatmeuter Iom,e Sr
N~us3abluuS bs Eramtums 1927 unb b;3 WnrSS,s5ss I" ~ !
WonatSlSbrua9 bon $I3 nie aud ir giefsr,ro NM. H.. ~
resn Snr untelasua9 i6rer 6amt(isuo nnb rosrbem pifnft;A
~arSSeftbrt tpereen. 2aict ieleaa arsn,t6 her lls;r,, ~ | Si.s'gy
Stdpt uno zen @ornttes stne1 Diann ais Ient, 05aSe mr. hieSaS
% mao camp 9ctman brtn4at, limb es mirb nalr Iyefios Soss
sps.H9sn' I'M Gas .. nle 8. Regiment ms 3dS unS aftieet
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aa7 ss,l5 Ncbtung F!
gtp6 cine 0ele9eabett, im Der altsn 5laaqe
i[s8a pisnen nnO ben SOB @urer Mitbireer
AL rs gu raGen.
Weri0ttnf > gtai8c trditise W6aner, III, stne @pnpaa-
N'tt"'t3% : ME ia Derpeafdapteer, irelGe bent 4. Ned-
rYlaub Restment attn6irt miro.
Die eente werben ipfcrt tineenufert, eefGeitet unb Ser-
tSftgt.
8ssabiurs etefel6e ipte bic fs9uldre Der. Ct. Mfiii,.
8dbres befa8sn te %nfdtaae,ettel.
Capt. G. 8. Spbe
So. 234 Canton Slsenue.
i. Qeut. s. U. Brown,
SO. III G~ars6enitr.
= 81 2. 0tsrt. q. u. Mace,
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Abtu,tg Mebtttme

6. Wfar1tanS Neetment.
~ SO gtefruteu perben psrlan8t far zine Gpmpnanie
@NeeS 6. Ntarplouo &e9meuta. W}pnatlidtr Gclo $l3,
tTRmel9er isbem Weprn iooIt bel ieinem Y ntritt ~auSbeSablt
II! wiro. ysute, nel@e perbstratbct iinb, befCnri ell pom
~ g % orelanb ieben Mpnat cue @cSai3uu9 bon
$IO-IA Ilr ibre 5aniIien.7
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Tort Sch, S(eieuna ur6 Ratipn.n. unoa bsi EEL Plus tritt aus
eent DienIt 100 @der qanb NIB 500 gttra- Veralteuna.
Die Gnnpoenie pirb BON gecieltst OffSicren eonntafblrf.
Meltunbcn bel Trau5 Mnlter,
Ne. 81 Ra9eteit aBe Np. 81
9. Sternber9 CAPT.
SpnttSs SuliuS 8. q. @rund, /. 9ieut.
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0ampiers&iite.

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M0tmna, Wlar0lnn0erl

Ell Is pereeh nod inetrers D9ann ~Ssrtanst, I'M, eine Gem.
fxTs&Sgnle os Z; gIarslaao 8sstnsnts 81 comslettrsm. SOB
III N9Itoner rmo &leienng auaenbIidfd. @
LII Wtat rhelee it bel Capt. 6. 3D. BIdd IN Sos.
EMnStoSFftrp oser bel 2isut. 8. SO. 8rpwm, 81
Y anloenfr., ter garSenaattoa e~eIenlbsr.e Ssrnias
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
aa
COAL.

q. xn Il AN NOW DELIVERING SUPERIOR
4U: quality q Coal for family use well S scrcssnsd
Coal ii iSs Wss, Esvsish street aaa ls Eighth sysngs
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

N isyery handsome and IN fine condition; mahosan,
i5 hands high long tail warranted sound and kind
pole aud no road too long for him Price ssSocos ~ ~
Address Trotter box l0A Herald o1ice B-IhS horst
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-OFFIOE OF THE COM

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,-OFFICE OF THE COM
IN missoneTs OF Taxes and Assessments 81 Chambers
street New York january l3 l562Notice hereby given
that the rolls OF real and OF the
city OF New York for the l2 open for public
Inspection and win continue until the S0h Of April
Ind examine the order any errors In the
easements may be corrected Also all persons by
Law 10 reduction or their assessments by of being
ciergymen OF Tor military ssrvces and literary
cnaace institutions, by law exempt from taxation
qested 70 make application for such reduction exemp
April
The following section OF April Is 1852 is pub
usneo Tor the information OF taxpayers
SECTION TO- During the the books shall be open to
public provided application may
De made by considering himself areved oy the
assessed valuation OF his real personal estate to have the
same corrected If such application be made in relation 10
the assessed valuation of real estate, must De made IN
writing stating gronnd objection thereto, and
upon the Commissioners shall examine into the complaint
and IT, In their Judgment the assessment Is erroneous they
shall be corrected II such application
made relation the valuation of
the applicant shall 2anned under the said
missoners who shall be authorized 10 administer such
any OF them; AID it, in his their Judgment,
sessnent Is they shall the
reced aud nx the amount OF such they
believe to be just and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days Al ter such application shall have to
vsors Of any personal imposed
under this act unless shall appear under oath rma
ton that the party aggreved unable attend within
the period prescribed for The correction of
Of sickness or absrn, "a: h>'Y-Laws Of 1850 Chapter
cJ2, Sections and 4. j. WILLIAMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
j. ". BROWN,
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

THE MEMBERS OF ATLANTIC LODGE NO. IT'S. =.
and A. M, requested 10 meet az the lodge room
Friday the 2ist instant O'Clock r. M the purpose
OF attending the funeral Of late brother j. Matthew's
Carriages viii be IN waiting the lodge of
the w. NJ. CHARLES w. SY Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

CPECIAL.-MR. p o'GRADY, RECENTLY OF THE
~ Stevens House Broadway, has removed TO No. 75i
Broadway corner Of Eighth street. where he will happy
TTO sEGAR MAKERS AND THE TRADE-A TRADE
meeting OF the Segar Makers will held Thursday
and LOO Hester street. petition Congress modification
$. slLOMoN. President.
L. MOSES, G. CARSON. ! Sec'e'afies
yT,o CITY TAXPAYERS-FOR SALE, THE SPLENDID
Country size of T. K olns consisting of 800 acres;
line subsan old mansion in lawn of IL OF lofty
shade trees native and imported of nnumerabe varetes
fruit and towers; all necessary oubudngs, including
house, bowling alley and yachtnan cottage fronting
tne harbor. The situation has unequaled
either private residence for speculation, having hold
shore the Sound mile sides beed by
creek and nes and side by main road the lands tracing
the river gently slope either that hundrei build
ing sites can each command splendid views the Sound
park, two-thrds or the sites will have fronts the
place perfectly healthy water excellent and the
rating disiance eighteen miles by New Haven Railroad;
cessible almost hourly; business reach the City Han
from this place in less time tran those from Harlem by
Persons desirous avoiding city taxes and
the detention and dangers OF ice and in crossing the
rivers will 90 well this advertisement No
estate within hundred miles OF New York, OF equal
ty combines the diversified advantages and regal eiean
of this TIE grounds noby AIMED aboundiny
and splendid trees properly IN particular an al It's
appointments grand For apply
at j. s. Calwels Office, "a Pine street. his resi-
dence, II West Thirty-eighth street, n. Y.
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NIILLINERY. &c.

CARD.-MRS. SIMMONS DESIRES TO INFORM
"a her customers and the ladies of YORK and vicinity
thai she VIII open her Show Rooms with the nrst
Broadway-
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ITO DEALERS IN COFFEE, RTCE, PROVISIONS, &C. -
al.Ass y !AHss 5oSsoI2y aSS ssysSS ssssss. w.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE SEGAR AND TOBACCO
IA and ployes Of the city OF Albany held
~ The City Hall Monday evening March ~ the ors Of
the yArious compittees published in the New YORK
Herald Of Tiday, Ifh inst read and unanimously
adopted ANTHONY ZEITLER, Secretary.
KOrICE-THE WHOLESALE SHEEP BUTCHERS OF
IN the city Of New York requested To attend meeting
81 Brownings Bulls Head ~ and 81 Sixth street. Thurs
day evening" March 20, TX O'clock take action In
regard the proposed about upon trade
and before the Ways and Means Committee in WASH
lngton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

r ow, SON 4 BESgow's .t
SOAPS AND pERFUMERY
ME-. c. II. BENBow OF III above firm, SO long know to
the American Trade Informs his friends and pstons that
(hc piitaeshp having eNprcd with Mr. Low he
into his Henry Benbov has been
yenis cjnneeed with Tie lat firm. G.. II. Benbow having
purchased the share OF tho business belonging
Low, Sr, who the original proIr tor of
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP &c.
Benbow Son ill continue the that supe
ror article, having had the sole management Tor several
Years. Also OF HF
GiYCERINE,
Fanny SOAPS.
PoMADES,.
t PERFUMES .fa
BRUSHES
AC,
The quality OF which hey equal 10 imported
into the American ma rkct.
Buyers ving Ensd the present year requested to
examine goods and prices, without ncurrng the obl
BENDow SON,
no. Il Little Britain
London.
The New York herald., 1862-03-20

VUANTED-A PARLOR AND BEuROOM OR ONE
w large Room secord floor, with full Board for gen.
teman and wife, neatly furnished with ali modern improve
mcnis price $40 per week ocatcn above Twelfth street.
Address or apply 70 l. Ps 216 0rr.enwich street.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

ERENsBURa AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
IN and after Monday, May 5, 1862 trans
.,;s road will run as follows
LEAVE EBENsBURG- No,
At5.3C A. " connecting win r"s' Mall
East and Express West.
,.s95PM.. connecting with Mail Train
West and Express East.
LEAVE CREssoN-
Ats.55 A NJ, or on departure OF Fast Mali
East and Express West:
Ar 745 P NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt
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Isg~ The Public is requested to roll in
the more the merrier--and secure Bargains.
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ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery Stationery,
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C., &C. &C.
In short-not to dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
a NUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience of r.
country community can be successfully
tered to.
By buying large stock at time, they are
enabled to sell their goods at a
TRIFLING ADVANCE ON CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
nSa Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "a, 1862.
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BOOKS. BOOKS! S!BOOKS!

O For Sale by
c. T. ROBERTS& Co.
VF YOU want Clocks, go to G. 7. Roberts &
/ Cos store, Ebensburg, Penna.
EF YOU want American Watches, go to c.
{ T.. Roberts & Co.
gF you want Detached Levers, go to c. 7.
4 Roberts & Co.
f you want Cylinder Escapcments or Watch
\ es of any kind, go to c. 7. r. IL. Co.
VF YOU want a good gold Breastpin or Ring,
4 90 to C. Z. Roberts j. Co.
TF you want sett of good Jewelry, go to
/ c. T. Roberts & Co.
IF YOU want Musical instrument of any de-
scupton, go to Z = Roberts q Co.
EF YOU want set of Studs or pair of Sleeve
l Buttons go to C. 7. ROBERTS & CO.
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Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
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These. and many other descriptions of
Goods. too numerous to here mention, con-
stantly on hand.
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Hard.care, Queensware, Groceries, Flour, Bacon
Cheese, Syrups, Aotasses, NachereI, Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Nails,
Cedeir and WiILoO Ware, Drugs
and Medicines, Carbon and
Fish oil, ETC., ETC., etc.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters of administration on the estate
of Gordon Sinclair, late of Carroll towns hip
Cambria county, deceased having been gran
ted to the undersigned, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested to make
payment without delay, and those having
claims will present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement.
ALEXANDER SINCLAIR,
GEORGE II. REED,
July Il, l862-6t Adm'rs
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FEyO THE PUBLIC
Il All persons interested are hereby mott
fed that the Books, Notes and Accounts of
MESHAC THOMAS are left in my hands for
settlement and collection. Those not ready
to pay up will please come and settle and
give their notes. All those whose accounts
are not settled before the first day of Decem-
ber will be evisited by the proper officers imme-
diately after that Time.
d. II. ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, Oct. II, 1862.
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EBENSBURG HARDWARE AND
H. STOVE DEPOT.

FBENSBURG HARDWARE AND
h STOVE DEPOT.
BARGAINS TO BE HAD!
The undersigned has just received a large
and splendid assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
Nails, Window Glass, Hoop Iron, Carbon Oil
Lamps and pure Carbon Oil, Japanned and
Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, &c, &c, all or
which he will sell very low for CASH or ex-
change for Country Produce.
Also:
He still continues TO manufacture Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware of all descriptions for sale
either by the HhoIeSaGe or Retail. Repairing
done on short notice.
He returns his sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers for the patronage ex-
tended him, and begs leave To hope that they
viii come forward and settle up their accounts
OF long standing, and commence the new year
son the square," he must have money to
enable him to keep up his stock.
gsa. Prices low, to suit the times
GEO. IUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Jany ., lSo2tf
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Spring and Summer Goods,

consisting in part of the following articles
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
SO on, ad in.fnituni.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE!..-
CHATS WHAT'S THE NATTER p

E. J. MILLS & CO. beg leave to announce
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their store
room, on High street, a most complete assort-
Of
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ner consistent ~isL sslfFsyps.t md ofsci !
propriesy.
,Washiogton, Feb. 90
HousE.-Mr. Campbell presufning chat his
previous remarks had been misunderstood,
proceeded 10 en- plain.
Mr.. lovejoy caused TO b read law of
1874 and l646 to the effect tAst the Sesre-
tary Of War and the Secretary OF the Treas-
nry and Navy, be directed 10 cause to be col
lected and transmitted to them Ill flags, ban
ners and colors which may have been taken
from the enemy, and them, together with
shose in possession Of tlsse departments. be
delivered te the President, for the purpose
of being displayed In such proper places AZ
he may deem proper.
The Senate meet at IL.
The Journal OF Yesterday was road
when the Vics- President pre- ented com mu-
nication, signed by the Cabinet that I'M view
OF the recent affection of the Pfesidsnt.-
The illumination will be omitted.
Mr.. Haln Hered resolution expires ing
the sympathy Of the Senate, and requesting
rhe commissioners Of tho public buildings to.
omit the illumination, j.
Mr. Wilson fresn the military com nittea,
reported back the bill for the better organi-
zasion Of the medical staff. Also the bill
relating to railroads in Missouri. The Sen,
ase then took a recess for half an hour, after
which the Senate was again called TO order,
when messa@e was read from the
House, that they were ready 90 receive
the Senate. where upon the Seuate proceeded
in body to the House. After tho pro-
csedlngs in the House, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
THE MOB CONVENTION.
Springfield, IT,. Feb. 9,

cpFinRuclu, III. rep. e.
Mr.. Richmond, in the absence Of Mr..
Hacker, took the Chair. Mr.. Weigly
read the Declaration Of Independence
from the Clerks desk. Mr.. Richmond
read the Farewell Address from the Chair.
On motion. the Declaration and Address
were ordered to be put on the Journal
The Chair announced the following named
delegates as the special committee of if
teen ON the It'll section Of Judiciary.arti-
Gle: Singleton, Fuller, Underwood, Flick
lin, Newcomer, Thornton, Walling, Omel-
yely, Stevenson, Weigley, Ferry, Crime,
Pleasants, Morrill, and Ross.
On molten of Mr.. Ficklin, the Chair
appointed the following delegates to pre-
pare series Of resolutions to be present
ed to meeting OF citizens to be held in
this hall, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock
Messrs. Ficklin, Brooks, Ross, Omelveny,
Peasants, Weigley, Thornton, Newcomer
and Eads.
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Washington. Feb. %

The report forwarded to the associated
press did not purport to be verbatim
report of the proceedings Of the Railroad
Convention, but is obtained from members
after the adjournment. No reporters hav-
ing been admitted. the dispatch was OBJ
tanned from Secretary as to the business
of the convention. Secretary Stanton
impressive aud able speach was not re-
ported, and the brief allusion to his re-
marks was now asserted inaccurate as to
the language employed.
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THE GATE CITY
MONDAY, FEBRUAPY "a.
THE DAY IN KEOKUK.

The Birth day of Washington was very
generally observed in this city. The 18th
Regiment and the City Rifles we're duly
formed on Main Street, when the Chap
lain, Rev. Mr. Estabrook, read the Fare
well Address in very spirited manner.
After which 1t. Col. Dewey made few
remarks, and stated that Colonel Reid
would be sworn in to-day. Three cheers
were given for the Colonel. WHO then
made few patriotic remarks, and cheers
were given for the State of Iowa, for our
whole country, for 1t. Col. Dewey and
Major Belknap.
At Ii o'clock large number Of citizens
met in Cha,hamSquare Methodist Church
and listened to the reading of the Address
by Rev. Mr.. Jope. Quite number Of
singers were present and sang the Mar
settles Hymn, the Star Spangled Banner,
and America.
Every body appeard to be out, and
there was almost an universal expression
Of citation, and while people we're con-
graduating on the good news, they
manifested no little eagerness to hear still
more.