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NEGRO REGINENTs.-Weu understand there IN
move already among the colored people of
this District, locking 10 the formation of a negro
regiment. They are only awaiting the action
OF the Senate and the President on the bill; and
as soon as il passes and is approved, arrange
ments will be made at once for eniisting the
colored people. Among the most active in this
matter are Rev. II. M. Turner, pastor OF Israel
church, Capitol Hill, and Joseph T.. Williams,
who, il will be remembered, has figured here
tofore as ageEt for Central American COLOMBIA
ton. Both these parties will be authorized 70
recruit as soon as the bill passes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

DoUBLh TRACK TO WAsHINoroN.- Tho
board Of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company yesterday unanimously
adopted resolution to complete, ut the very
earliest period, the double track between this
city and Washington. The work has already
teen finished a. far as the Relay House, nine
miles from Baltimore, and the resolution con.
templates its completion to Washington by the
LIST of May-Sup
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS CoNrse.-Mr. L
L. Pierce, secretary TO Gen. Tom Thumb. in
forms US that the General and his bride viii
arrive in this city at half past Ave this veninr
ana w III take rooms at Willards', where they
VIII remain for several days. The TRIP to this
city Is part OF the programme for his wedding
tour, ana the visit is intended 10 be private
After remaining here few days and seeing all
that is TO be seen the little couple will proceed
TO the residence Of the brides parents, in Massa-
chusetts, and after spending a short time there
and at the house OF Mr.. Thumb, in Connecticut,
will 90 TO Europe.
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~The California Legislature has finally
elected Mr.. John CONFESS TO the u s. Senate
mr. Conuess was formerly a Douglas Demo.
GRAFT ana iatterly member Of the Union party.
He was the Union Democratic candidate for
Governor In 1861, and has since been q hearty
supporter Of the Union mo vement and ticket
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APPoINTED.-TneC Commissioner OF Pensions
has made the following additional appoint
ments Of surgical and medical examiners for
the service OF his Bureau. Viz: Drs. Solomon
Slough, Waterloo City, Ind; Leonard Barker,
Kendallviile, Ind; ID. ID. T. Hamlin, Elkhorn,
Wis; Jacob Dockstator, Shason Springs, n. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

~We have news OF . brisk skirmish in
Upper Georgia, between q body Of citizens of
theSsate and the Rebel troops sent to put down
the disanection In that region. II is likely
enough to be true. There were several such
skirmishes In East Tennessee year ago. But
they were all suppressed, and the men engaged
In them have nearly all been drafted into the
Rebel army
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Intelligence il surprised to nnd any ad-
mirer Of the Emancipation proclamation dis
senting from the steps taken by Gen. Banks
to give force and application to the Presidents
IL functions, by requiring the negroes of Louis
lana TO labor for q just compensation.
The Chronicle advocates Senator Shermans
eill authorizing the issue OF bank bills on the
credit OF the Government The Chronicle says:
"This bill proposes that for this privilege of
issuing bank paper, the credit of the whole
country should be the basis. Not one dollar
wall ever be lost to the people under the new
system.
Sat the same time the existing bank circula-
ton u 10 be taxed, q legitimate subject of
taxation, thus yielding reven ne TO the public
treasury in return for privilege granted 10
the corporations issuing il. While, therefore,
II will not b. compulsory upon the old1nstitu-
tions, the bill, if adopted, will secure for the
majority Of States circulation of unQuestion-
able value, uniformity, and convenience. Es-
pecially will 1t be acceptable to the States of
Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Tennessee, Mississippi, and other
southern and Western States, now in want OF
reliable and more enlarged circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

SThe Starkville Miss Banner, Of Janua-
~ ~, says it has learned from a reliable and
authentic source, and accords full credence to
the report, that Senator Bright's wife, of Indi.
ana, crossed General Bragg's lines, in posses
sion Of sealed dispatches for JEFF Davis, the
contents OF which, rs announced, solicit the
Confederate Government to receive into its
Confederation the States Of Illinois and Indi-
ana, and, in fact, all the States west of the
Mississippi - .-....
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- The 81. Louis Democrat OF Saturday says:
st is rumored that Gen. Pope has como we.,
Tor tho purpose of taking command OF the ~ .
petition against yicksburg"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

YESSELOP TIE BANKS EXPEUiTICN SAVED
By A COAST SURVEY STEAMER.
The u. :. Coast Survey steamer Bibo, Capt
BOUtelle, surveying on the coast OF South Car
olna, went in search of the steamer Pilot Boy
a transport of Gen. Fosters expedition, dis
abled, found her at anchor off the enemy's
coast, and towed her one hundred and thirty
miles towards Port ROYAL.
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HILLIAlna

t1on hs Una;r.isnsd. thenkfui for the liberal IA.
Torn his frisnde and the public, that
81. e:t.Sis sSSn.ss': sSsns sG:s ssS:s
v "a avenue and nth street, THRil INV = A.
re- Two sa,Gn and one pocket Alec . privas.
most extensive In this city, he hoSSs by .tpis. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

CAPTURE OF A BALTINoRH THrRF-Yester.
day, Detective w. L Fayman, Of Ba'imore
caNe to this city in purs nit Of VIM. Lively,
coiored, who stands charged with various lar
GENES In Baltimore. Patrolmen Voss and
Shackleford, Of the Second Ward, were called
upon TO aid him In tracing the fugitive. About
noon they got sight OF him about 10 enter the
ooor OF an avenue restaurant, and arrested him.
He was placed I'm the charge OF the Baltimors
detective and taken TO the city where tue lar.
cenies charged were committed
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NKw YORK, Feb. l2.-11K a.m.-First Board
Coupon 6's, 1881, 9Sk; 7.3o Treasury notes, lOox
alo2x; Certificates, aexas5S; Demand Notes,
152S,; Gold, 154 Ha154I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

~The members of the church of which the
late DR.. Beecher was at one time pastor, have
adopted a resolution declaring that they will
have no more political preaching in their
church, and that The gospel alone shall be ex-
pounded to them by their preacher
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INFANT FouNp III TIM CApAL.-Yesterdsv
me BODY OF an infant I, supposed 20 he thres or
foot Of North Capitol street An inc uest Wa
held by the deputy coroner, Justice johnson.
and verdict was returned that the infant
was thrown into the canal by some person IN.
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

CIRCUIT CoCRT, Feb. I2-Thomas LumSins
ana Jonn 4. Gowan agt. Samuel shoemaker,
non prossed.
Francis Daineee agt Richard Patten. Thi.
Is an action for ejectment The plainu6 Claims
his right under q tax and from the corpor.tica
OF Washington. The deed was found 70 hayS
oeen defectively Acknowledged, aad NON prss&
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THE PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED, but will
rem ain Is usual.
seats may be ,ecured at the box off 20 of the The
alter during the day.
Zee future advertisement. It,
DROP OsALs PORLUM BER.
Proposals Y.R LUMBER for the West Section of
Of se bureau Of Fl sf.d At the
th supply Of the kin and Qualities ties der
reserves the right to Increase or diminish them
according 20 the requirements of the york with .
out variation fl ON the prices named in the bid !:
CLEAR WHITE PINE PANNEL LUMBER,
al not less than is inches wide; quantity resuired
about s.OOo feet, b NJ.
MERCHANTABLE WHITE PINE LUMBER.
thick and Of such 80 - .y BE- to
quantity required about 5,oco feet, B. NJ.
COMMON CELLS
From to inches thick and IL {. 20 fact In lepatb
quantity required about $500 feet, B. II.
OAK LUMBER
quantity required abnut Il GO feet B. III 'ens'n'
ASH LUMBER
From to inches thic. anu y to i6 feet in length;
WHITE PINE JOIST,
fi ana long; quantity required abo 1t
SPRUCE JOIsT,
required about 2 OrO feet, b. NJ
L. s. SCANTLING,
inches and IA to 2D feet long quantity reouired
about 10 ,GOO feet b. NJ. -
+. s. RAILS,
3inches each rail ~ feet Ion quantity required
about 52,0O feet, lineal.
=, All the above descriptions of lumber will be of
the beat atty o. their several de,cr pt ions and
must be delivered at the Treasury Blu liirg fro n
notice.
Bids to state price per NJ. board measure for
each descrp tiOn of lumber a described u the fore
gong schedule Except the rails. which will be bad
for llnesl measure -
All bidt must be accompanied by written guar
aDtee from ONE RESPONSE bic that the oil licr
is responsible, and will perform the contract if
aW srdtd to him.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
all the bids, if deemed for the interest of III
GUverDms nj to do so
BIDS to be enclosed in a sealed envelop AMI en-
dOrsed - Proposals for Lumber"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in Charge Treasury De- rar.ment
fe ~ eOtMar2
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GEN. BEsHAs REsroRED.-ti-n"rai Ben
ham has been restored to his gTafs IN tn, L.
-. Army. and IL Is SAID that bs Will be app,,n,
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THE IR0N-CLADS.
We have I'm form alton that the iron clad Mon
itor Patapsco, has reached Beaufort in safety.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TRANSFERS 0prR00ps


Tho 1leth New York volunteers relieve the
15i tn Pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures rs
on New York avenue and North Capitol street.
The 152d New York volunteers will relieve
ii e 135th Pennsylvania volunteers-he sdqaar
tiers on Carroll Hill, near the Capitol.
The i69th New York volunteers will report
To- the Provost Marshal to relieve tn, 1i9,h
Pennsylvania volunteers.
The troops relieved are to be transferred to
duty elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

PKRsoNAL-Brig. Gen. Meagher, U. S. v,
and Gen. Geo. II. Gordon, are at wfllards'
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

ARRIVAL OF GEN. FOSTERS EXPEDITION
AT PORT ROYAL
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RUeH L CRO6GONs'
~ ESTxURl INT

- TAURANT,
SIITH sT Two Doors BsL0a Pa Aye
and Immediately ~ Asrs1r offhe Qavendon Hotel
Is now open for the reception OF visitors.
They call ths httsn too Of tho pu bli1 to their an
rtItor HiCef o. LIQUORS. CIGARS and EDIBLEs
might. "N
0YfTERE 8. o.. -. isfr..Eu.ot, ,aot mar ori.,
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ZOPpITz,s SACRED CONCERTS.

Mr.. KOP PITT has the honor to aspcunss I, tn,
eit'.ens Of WashinSton. and it's Vicinity that n
wi give tie FIRST Of his ser,es Of GRAND Az
CEkD OONQERfB, % sueces.tni 1. HEM YORK,
pHiLA pxEpHfA, the nASTERN OirIAS aud
CALIPoRN1A, ct the TAsH1NG TON THHArH1
SUNDAY EVENING, February Is 1883
The orchektra, under HE direction, will be com
posed OF TIL hest musicians procurab!o ~ New
70 K, Phil del 2hia and Baltimore, who have b.en
eng aged ut great ex psnse. =
Mr.. KOppits would also announce that he M,
trt cted an engss ment wits the most wonderful
VIOLIN prodigy now living
MISS CHRISTIASA SCHMIDT,
ELEVEN YEARsOY AGE,
who will execute several of her wonderful solos,
which ave recently created such furore in the
musIesl world Of PHILAD ELPa ala and BALTI.
MORE.
MAD YOUNG,
the ELEGANT SOPRANO has also been engaged,
together with others whose names will be msds
public pom arrival in v IS iing ton. .- =
Dir. Koppitz trusts hat his endeavors to estab-
list al institution which shall ut once be q credit
to the MUSICAL TASTE assembled in ,he xrrae
capital. will be met with by hearty responsa in nj [
OF the same: from ell lovers OF the FAMOUS COM
POSITIONS.
THE PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED, but will
remain usual.
seats may be ,ecured at the box off 20 of the The
alter during the day.
Zee future Advertisement It+
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ANOTHER IRoNCLAD REACHED PORT RoYAI

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The steamer Arago
from Hilton Head, bearing dates to the 9th ins t.,
has arrived.
The Weehawken arrived at Port Royal on
the 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

SECOND HANb PIANO, nearly new. for sale
~ cheap, at q. N. wIGHT's FurnIturr-
ware Rooms, Ne. 81 Louisiana avenue SG5
Washington. 70 ls ar
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0%THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION or
US Eagle Tent, No. 299, l. U. of r. will take
place on THURSDAY EVENING next the 18th .
At kbeDezer Church 4th street east, at "a o'clock
Inc puohc are invited. te 1887
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE AS
w IS. sorinent of PIANO F0RTES, whieh-
tory prices. Several PIANOS that hsvelHI7V
been used short time, will be ooid upon essv
terms, at the Ware Roo ms of '
w. &. METZEROTT
re IL Corner Pa ave and 18th street
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CHAN FRANC DRESS
~ AND
MASQUDkADE BALL
Will be given at the Winter Garden Hall Pennsyl-
vana avenue, between 10th and 18th streets, al
on TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, 1863. 81
and ladies'. IN
N. Rockford, A. Toubouit A. iona
i. Dsfosse, Is. Lebrau, g. Pounad
Orchestra by Mr.. b. Fenelon
Tickets to be had at the Winter Garden fll-Iv.
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ROPOSA PORLU MBER.

seats may be ,ecured at the box off 20 of the The
alter during the day
Zee future Advertisement -, It,
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- 173 Second street, between b and q onI,
Depot. "a n a..
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BOARDING,

R0ARDING.-Ons Room to let. With Board. st
quire soon. fe ~ ,ts
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NJ SMITHSONIAN LEC1 URES-Dr. JOHN
Nj, 9s sfI OF New HSrI vii! lecture on ,.Ar
EtkN!NGS, 18th and 18th. Exper ments and il.
lussrations Lectures CONT ence 1T oclcck. AID.
LnItsance Iree fe list
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THE PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED, bat will
remain Is usual
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

A GRAND BALL win be given by the IRISH
perance II All street, on TUESDAY, the 81
18th instant the proceeds of which will benin
the Garibaldi Riots. A good time ex pected. The
very last chance till after Lent. Doors open at
O'Clock p. m. Tickets 81, admitting q gentleman
ana ladies'. r. o, D0NN0HUE,
fe li-6tH President
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Department of State, Washington, February
8, 1863
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"A accommodated with good Board at rs n.r
week, At 44e II st.. between 9Th and 10th SITS,
fa 81
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NOTICE.-Those in want OF Employment of any
kind would better call on the new Intelli sence
Once, No. 511 Ninth st., where the best Of pay
will be given to first class Servants have always
applications On hand for good Cooks, Laundresses
Cham bermaids, Walters and Seamstresses; also
for Young Men to wait on tables in private families
or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
Of good help will ind it to their advantage to call
N. B.-Houtee wanted. The best of tenants can
hol -tf n II MIILER
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n REMEMBER THE N g.. A.
i HI FOURTH GRAM MONTHLY SOIRHX
Of the MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION viii a
be wen ct Temperance Hall, on MONDAY.
An excellent Brass AMI String Band has
been rg: ged for the oce aston.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting . gentleman
and ladies.
No hats or caps will be allowed to be worn in the
room. By order Of tbs Committee:
WIN. D. BIDDLEMAN,
re l0lw' Ballet Master.
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Q!AIss ,1o1 s.SS aal. ,s:l Ss ko.. ...
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WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
w at convenient distance from the street rail
rosd. Good references given Address three dsys
rs. ID. ,'Stsr Office. fe 10 St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-11

~ yanss ~ Oxfeyx1 aeGDSsA0atsy, John Winthrop.
Margaret TarbeIl, sarah FOX, edward Foxs
Charles Parsons . Co.. A Ioa executor Of the
sstssp Aa1xy ~ Dgh1mfsx, osesased, tIed rex,
A0oksT Co.
You, and each Of you, are hereby nosned thai there
10 ney6u eslinAkS Sree q Ne ktEIk 81 ~ pAstiiet
AAt1 - Ne eoukfsy Inv - kSAdS y11Ak$N peti-
tton 0f HeaTy CALDWELL, Claiming ~ you, me SAID
James W Otlsy, Twcnly-1hrse hsLsre3 Sno siAty-
hight 7s-ls0 Oollaea 9Th ~ per cent. tLterest Der
annun, payskis annually, - moLey aus On I've
Aorsgases neds ~ Jon ~ ChAslss hsson, Alo sines
eoa0 AsdN f11UQ 1aeoby 0Y ~ eW oosonsa -
nSAry Celd veil datsa January 49, ieha Also claiming
against each Ut yoa the forsclosMFs Of sAad
che seing upeDp&sas ks - and ~, ~ Block NO.
g. IN Aasons Uppsr Aodtton, 70 the city ei AsoAuk
Ies County Ios a.lor ~ purchase money AND fur-
thef e6hise ~ said prsnisss and general
Ard S.,su ,en ,ppSsr ssd nas~sr tAsse4e on or
before n0on Of the seconA .AAy ~ - neAkterm Of
the said NAsasteS Conyt. ~ lkeoANks - pAgun ans
1890 tasnsm hoDAiy d 6etlo46ssyE ", 1863,
n adsseslt sal =. ss.srsa saAl.ss 20 ~ juds-
Adnt fendsr,a iLer con, s -sa
|TS& &9yW &sEAf & No04x - 8zkOU0,s
nsSio-d4w AiioEpeys for PlatstiH.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 b IT. draws n 98''4 W = =.
Tea ssd heeby g1ettGs1 AAs theseis now on Me In
The once Of The Cberk Vt Ne DstycI Court Of Lea coun-
y, h0asat rsn Aaaison, txsAaun OF ". O. 0SAhan,
clalnsinG q yeN CDs - ass Aan4Ws ara TWo and
- 1OO DollAs with inteTsS ~ yAe Of cent
per an1nn fyOa Mares DUth, MS3, u AbA4y aas
pEomssory note; also claiming against AHIlsof at
tAchmcn,.
4 An1 as,saSySd appsar tAs,uto sAd. ds1ind ON or
before the secod day al the nsxt Mxy Of
said cout ~ ors Aadnen 10 rom encs IN M third
Mo.asy q ~. itss. jsssness vail - Hasner'd
- 80 EANiiiiN 4 asspAkRY,
nasls-d4w toa AMomss. sdr YA4kmir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-11

IL 4skal lSoEicbtI
+ EGAL NOTICE.
s7 I Y: D,wNl1gEtI'

q 1EEQpvETr. "a
| TURNER, Wilson Co., ". Hsah b bmlley, Martha
snley, AHrsaret Davies, yUhsscn Dsvies Con.
vefssi HArdfIK0 Co., L Dening, + Denipg.
The dsfsndAnts Will take notice that there il nov
onplc in The once Tho Geek of ~ DanAect Court
OF ls2s cdRE I0Mn, at3f1ts NC yI petition
o. Turner wilson q Co. ssssins tAst Il The Dset nIsr
term, iool, n ~ Ce4ArNss discovered Judgment
against dsseeSaee0 aoAh3sniIsy, Ter u $40. With
intefsss ana fereclesufs Of Mortgage twtLty
fest 81 Groun1 o. &L1 street, ~ knndi cd deep
cut q LSss ssvsa - ttsht In block shitssin, In
the CITY 81 ke0buk, Lee count Iowa, eohn~l cling
-. AAp9EA4s fseS o. ysst ireR Ne epTLer 81
~ AaA 1OAntoHbstte9 go sittendA6 lsskTeA The
Aiseyffn sdtd biosk, twenty 1ssss Are ssseAe ssms
judgment ~ fousd tha1 satd Smiley indebted
20 ConysYs HARDING 4 Co. In the sun OF 81 ,is3
with interest sseussa~ ~ she aans Mortgage. Ths
said petition that A. j.. Demlne and b. r.
DeQlng, his wife, undertcok 70 eonyey said twenty
ted hG i0pret emsAts 10 Hugh h. hHt1U1 tAnd that
said smiley Martha J. bmiey undertook 70 melt
Eagp sAit.psoEsrty v spat y. psmtiG bustn both
description ha,s pe,non represents hal ssfd Mar.
gAret u. Davies johnson Davies have inherent
In said prepsss3---AAspssSss oftLe petion IL for .
Iaon Of NE nterests all dsfeno order tor
sof Is 81 u ~ Id w yrU = :.
before the I'd - dts1Aytern 1854. q said Court,
viii bstaksn according 70 the prayer Of We bill ~
RANKIN / McCRARY,
fnvp knst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-11

u Tn BAkxna 6rAruss-0ns hundred
and fftesn Lena Congregational chsroh.
es report but . small Dfssstjsa lsas chan
one ftahiof their sGsiss snaisssynbenhiD
in the army. .Oss ukhnarsdb d SitinDia
have sent 70 the ssr ons Khsh Vt thefA;
one hundsed'ahd siKsvaniHs cAarchss ID
WISCONSIN have cent ono ninth Of theirs;
md forty three ID Minnesota have sent
aosSssenth n theirs. Q 80 il seems tbs,
h,ss isthe banner Stats - lows Newt
letter. E.s isg ,sg2a9h1
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~ sGsssol d 0Jssk q u Dsilss cssse 81 IL
ecnat6 kevA a kse5ss, pstl1tse q Iseg
= aesoAta AEHtg1ge, siysa ~ atdEset - ~, sRoD
eertatp 4eal ksaae In Lee cOVnK Alee yshy
w scs 3udsk64t ~ Two Hai6f0d DshGrf " H6leU
pan ~ ylslnAll Aeyyea 90 ftegn - nsurie0s ts-
teSeag and uithout1eGAl eonsiA er6$a0n. 49, &
! Ana snlss ySe APSsas sAstseA - 1ss6ed tSelre
qAoA ~ ~ see9ad1Ay efsAe rsAseH e@eksd sDteres
49, dAsse Asd 1eaqnaas Wnr ~ yondeeDt GoAiast
ySathsrson ~ ldslealit y...-....5..
8 ,her16dlW a as81a sA1Dnays - k1ainAbG
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T IG11 NOTICE. ss II. / r ,..s

10 bernard Evan, KiehleA = Lneas, W0 0ufkitt,
Geo @ AndesDon Z Co.. 4agrnn, Hatch 4
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