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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-11

- ~ San Francisco, Feb. 9.
The Legislature of Washington Terri
tory hare granted out bat $50 charters
for mining districts, ferries snd toll bYidg-
e.. to private parties, in mining regions
east OF the Cascade mountains
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Meeting Of Paper aEaksss.
New York, Feb. 10.

j The Hsrsld'a Washington dispatch says
the paper makers held ) meeting Here on
Wednesday sAghstb eounteract che efforts
making - get . fedsot;en of duty On
Fapes:, They ars purchasing all the old
tents for sale BY Government and import
ing vast quantities Of rags.
It b understood the combination IL
prepared 70 sxpesd large suns Of money
upon wsak msuabss'ofAhe expiring Con-
grees, = secure an extension pg paper
moaapoly. .t
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s~ nr. 6anpls received dispatch
from Capt John yandyks, Of Ferry Boat
0A1 CITY, ssying thst he should lssvs
Cxfo fbs ST. Louis Yesterday. .s a.ia' 4
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Washington. Feb. 8

! A letter from the vicinity Of vicks-
burg say the enemy is terrifying all points
commanding the river below the city, but
they doa'tlseem to have guns for ali their
works. M s..,
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Five lodges Of the Eantes Indians are
on their way to Fort Randall, for the pur-
poss Of delivering themselves up, bcisg
in starving condition.
44SS soRpsssss - AsS7tk4 4swA'
Gray - rsxiness ta1ab - kls1s1
- 6snavi4e, IT,. ~ ceonSt ,of Ibe
thyexts med 5iot Of the soaf miderss ] ~
There is strong reason to believe
that CoHgfeSs &fli pSts"6 bin estSblfsK-
ing navy for gun-boats in the VICINITY
of St. Louis. e
There is qnite . revival IN TIM tenn
Perance orders at Davenport. The Sixth
istA CAsalry have nearly Al Joined tie
Sons Of Temperance. Adjutant General
Baker has also become member Of the
same order. 81. ai N ST.
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The commehcement exereiseG OF this
Institution were held last evening in the
Lecture Hall Of the College, which was
crowded fall to overAowing. DR.. Hughes,
Dean Of the faculty, has 20 far recovered
from his pro.racted sickness that he was
able to be present and preside over the
exercises. Diplomas comforting the de-
gree of NJ u. on the members Of the
graduating class, 90 in number, were
awarded, and statement Of the prosper
GUS condition Of the medical department
made by the Desn, after which an able
and interesting valsdictory address was
delivered 70 the class BY Judge Love,
whish vas veil resolved.
The following is list Of names Of the
graduating class: f4
Bell, Leo T.-sshjeet Of TAssis fntsrmittess
Fever. a
CantsrbsrYy, Milten-PnsunoaiA a
Cook, Lathw C--PBsumouia.
Cispham, Edward Chemical Philosophy.
Davis, nbchl Amcnorrhca
Dimni4, dxlnes Il. ~ ~ 91ion. 800 !
Ysnton, Francis NJ Diphtheria-
Finlaw, William C.--Yibrin.
Gordon, o. W.--Aninal Heat
uer.chs, Abram b. B.--veratrum viYids.
Horton, Theron W.--Necsosis.
Mag Ichahod-- -Diaiecatious ~ i
"a fores, Danisl A.--Apoplsxy.
Lent Andrew J.-DiphtheYia
McPhestsrs, Samuel B.--The Proceas Of Rsalthy
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KEOKUK. IOWA: WEDNESDAY, FEBRuARN IL

stonS 1sx RllsI AID xosn dsd. MSs1|
Of them died from the escaping steam. -
Commander HtellYogen has already ssksd
and Admiral Dnpont ordered m Invests.
cation. a.........
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Headquarters Army of Potonsc, aa
sm bse qsai Feb. 8, 1861. ! ss
A reconnaissance Iuas cent ont yestsr-
day on Che right wing Of the army, which
accomplished all the purposes for which
1t was sent out in successful manner.
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The boats crew that was lost, at
the sinking Of the Monitor--the GAIA
ssmpt-wss rescued by schooner, three
days after, and landed safe at Beaufort,
s. G.
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umRSEeans asen rert Rsyal.
New York, Feb. 9.

APort Royal letter of the Sd says she
hontauk has been engaged several days
in attacking % iron-cIad battery on the
Ogeeche river. The rebels have got much
heavier guns than ever before; ALSO uss
steel pointed solid shot. and, although
the .turret has been struck IB times, they
have oil glanced Of. Capt. Worden had
nearly demolished most Of the rebel para
pet and expected soon to capture the
battery, behind which lies the stean. On
Nashvilie.o sss !. s lsasss III
The Psasic i rid "a be up WARSAW
Psusd and heavy firing was. heard there
On the ID. The rebel ram, Fingal, II m
thes vioiaity. The Rstapseo 1snA We
Aaw4sa ~ bstA 'hoasiy szpss1sd. ~ N
The Aasbsr Of Port Asgal is full ofvss-
seh, and troops Of Gen. Foster hea ~
sivsd.
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- Ii yises ss1ns ncw to b 10 very
god 10aEiag eenditios. With very little
~ running. The RAglA made two trips
yssssrdsy . Wsnav. 4e L E
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Fron Cali1oTnaas.a
a.. 6aa FlAneiseo, Feb. I.

Advicss from the Diving Expedition
express the belief that nearly u ths tfaas-
ure iloat with the Golden Gate will be re-
covered. ;ss'a sil5Tss
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Dice

On Tuesday morning, roth instAnL MRS. NAxc1
LEsLls wife Of N. ksSe of TINS ci, txod 70 years
The sspsna services viil taksplses = ths sssadsns'
ofSAs lsassds u B1ehsass ptSest, between lih sst
18th, this day q 10 o'clock, A. II. Friends ofth
family ss ia~issa . sstsnd.
tffttsbHrS lpA )pspsrs please Copy ]
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~ Il il reported that the charter Of
orr Dsighboring city Of Warsaw has not
bssn taken away. We hope this repor.
may prove tire.
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~ Osr httle .'threc year old'' being
catashissd % the uses and fuaetioas sf
the different parts Of the body WAS 30.
k on the sys, ear, mouth. &cn bat
being asked what the nose vas for, re-
piled 30 blow" Falling to the other
extremity We we're 10 like manner inform
ed that the use Of the toes was ssto warm. =
Hs probably derived his ideas from the
maternal care exercised towards thsss
valuable members Of the human organ
isE.
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Nfm aDpfrtisfir,RHts.
r SALE CHEAP.

'T,oR SALE CHEAP. 49, 80
10 Asees ofluUsoven land yitAA EsM Frame hoess
on is. sig6ntta h 0ummtvffle, on the Plank Road.
hcijse 81 - n. 81. vOoRHLkS,
fShti-d1w ssaa ~ 9~l43ss xseknk. lows. a
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SWe received note last evening
fron se.s asgvisved soldiers who did
mot, Or eoald not, obtain admitaanee 70
the sxareises st ihe Medical College. the
fsSts ef wAisA were no. fully sabstsstia-
ted b Psrsons Who attended she exsrsi-
ses; therefore we decline its Publication.
We do, however, think II very wrong 70
exclude soldiSn iron psblis exhibitions,
unlsss they should cause disturbance.
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PEnsoxAL.-Our tovnsman, G. c.
Stevens, Esq. City Collector, leaves for
Washington this morning, having re-
csived - appointment in the Treasury
Department. We are grati6ed u his re-
covesy from bis late and serious sickness,
enabling him at lsngth 10 enter upon the
duties Of his new Office. Mr.. Stevens
carries With hin the best wishes OF host
oflrssnds.
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REcEIvED THIS DAT: ts
The Trt@l Of the Ceeastissssfoss

ye N The Ways, and see and ask for u 4
you ahAli md rest for your souls a--fJry. q. 10.
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WIN. THOMPSON 4 CO.

and Dealers In kxehange Geld silver Demand Neees,
.6tate and County WarrAnts- CaiDs Aentnstghs nj
Fed States purchssed coliested Buy and sell kx-
change and make oslecons oA ~ pasts - 1arsosx
nea In ansn @sspiptdSm O~sopas.
, 1863-10-16
Mt)ifa9o Grt5n11t.
THE NEWB.


The ne<r from Virginia brought by the
earlier dispatches Of yesterday created
some excitement, as giving circulation to
the rumors that had caused much sens.-
ton in Washington. Advlces Of last cven-
ing, however, do much to modify these re-
ports, and 1cave in the situation
little that secms critical, aud moth
ing that is alarming. Meade is
on the defensive. and the enemy closely
in lis front, without. however, rs is be.
Icved, the intention Of bringing on gen
cral engagement. -Four hundred and fifty
prisoners and four cannon fell into OUT
hands as the result Of the late gallant
affair, In which the ed corps, under Gen.
Warren, was engaged. Gen. Mesde issues
a congratulatory order, particularly com
pllmentary to that command
The situation at Chattanooga Is ut1-
changed. The reports of last evening
represent Gen. Whceler's rebel cavalry
driven across the Tennessee ut Muscle
Shoals, and the rumor comes that Bragg
is retiring from in front Of our army
There is every reason to believe that quie'
will reign in that part Of thetield Of Wal
for some weeks to come. The pendulum
seems to have SWING back again to Vir
gina.
Ourreturns from, the late elections giy'
us no diminution Of the causes Of IN
feigncd joy in the. breasts OF all loyal men
The Union majorides Us first announce
in the several States where elections wer
le1d Oh Tuesday, will be exceeded The
The full returns come in.
, 1863-10-16
FROM ST.lQUlS.
Tic Rebel Raid in Missouri.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibano1
ST. Lou1s, Oct. Is, 1858.
The rebels occupied the town Of Versailles,
and robbed storee, and citizens Of money,
clothipg, and horses, on Monday night. Shell
by'e gang has recrossed the Pacific Railroad
in haste southwark. No prisoners. except
few desperately wounded, were taken at Mar
ehal1.
0nr cavalry net designing to take any pris-
oners Of guerilla bands just now, etraggg1ers
from Shelby have given themselves up at tha
Lamine crossing to the number Of fifty.
A desperate attempt WAS made by nine pris-
oners to escape from the Myrtle Street prison
Inst night. Several prisoners got of their
irors and broke through brick wall, and
we're digging IN exit to open atr When dis
covered.
CLIFTON Burbridge, rebel Spy, WIS con
v1cted and sentenced to be shot. Gen. scho'
field has disspproyed the conviction on the
ground Of Infornality in the proceedings.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 15-An invitation to the
friends Of freedom, residing in slave ssates,
to meet in convention at Louisville, KY,
On the 8th Of January next, to consult to
| gether and take action on the question, ap
| rears in the Democrat of to-day, signed b.
eeyeral Copg1essmen and other prominen'
| gentlemen Of this State.
, 1863-10-16

was found guilty, and sentenced to pa1 line
Of $10, 900, and be Imprisoned fortwo months.
Corporal Workman. Co. F. 10th Kentucky
cavalry, charged with desestton, WAS found
guilty, atd sentenced to be reduced to tha
ranks, to forfeit all pay which IL OF may be
due from the United States Government, and
to work on such fortiacatlons as the General
commanding the Department may direct, for
tie pe,Iod Of one year.
The case of Col Hall. Of indianapolis, will
be concluded tomorrow. The argument Fur
tie defence WIS presented to-day.
Gen. Coz, commanding the district Of Ohio,
has Issued an order for tho seizure of all
spurious monty, On Its wsy to the army, for
the purpose Of swindling soldiers. Fifteen
thousand dollars On the Railroad Bank Of
Kalamazoo was seized today.
Election returns in Hamilton county arc
not yet complete
B.ougLs majority In the State will ta about
Is. COO, exclusive Of the soldiers vote.
, 1863-10-16

fspecfa1 Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.}
CINCINNATI, Oct. II, 1863.
Tic following dispatch Was received here
10 dsy, from Gov. Tod:
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, 1865.
To tie Pfeee Of Cincinnati, and to the several
Military Committees:
Referring you to my circular and letter Of
the 9Th u1t~, have now to inform you that
the time fixed for the draft is the 26th inst.
Hence We have but few days left to furnish
our quota bv voluntary enlistment, and there-
by escape the draft.
It is difficult to Ax with absolute certainty
The number nom due from the State; It can.
not, howerer, exceed 5000. sure1y with prop
er effort on your part, the proportion Of this
number due from your county csn be raised
before the twenty: sixth. ALLOW me then to
u1ec that you make the effort.
fslgped~) DAVID TOD. COY.
II il thought here, that With proper effort
the draft can be avoided altogether.
The following sentences by court martial
base been approved by President Lincoln,
and the order for their enforcement has been
| is&ued.
&c, Wilmore, charged with presenting
fnudulent claims against the Government
, 1863-10-16
FROM IOWA.

4
Especial Dispatch TO Chicago Tribunc.1
FonT MAp1sos, Oct. Is.
Tnttle's majority Ia one hundred md forty
four. The Union gain is one hundred The
entire U1ion Lee county ticket is elected on
the home vote. Tie Union gain is ei1 hund'
red and fifty four. Old Lee, heretofore tho
Gibraltar Of Democracy, IL redeemed from
Coppcrheadifm.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tfibunc.J
MuscA71sE, Iowa, Oct. IT,
Returns from this county al in-mosly
of1cial. Republican Slate ticket 2oS ahead,
and county ticket some better.
Louisa county, 800 to 400 Republican.
Washington county, 600.
All large gains. This is the home vote only.
The Goldiers' vote wi.l almost double the
matority in each county. Good jadges esti-
mate stones majority on the home Tose at
:MAnsnAL1rowE, Oct. Is.
Stones majority In this township is just
100; in this county, about 4S0-a large Union
gain. All but one townslip In. Glory enough.
Nothing known from other counties yet.
Tu7oN, CEDAR COUNTY, Oct. Is.
Returns are In that show Cedar comfy has
given 900 mejority and over for the Republf-
can ticket on the home vote. The soldiers
vote will increase 1t to over 500. Last Fall
the majority on home vote was 1eS, being a
clear gain Of o7er 800 On the home vote this
rear. There has been large gains In every
township. The Snakes are despondent here.
md not eyen victory IN Ohio could serve
4t,ov,, ToUa {e pnnd fnr 70 010
, 1863-10-16
FROM. .FREEP0RT.
The Stephenson County Fair.

Especial Dispaph to the Chicago Ttlbune.1
FREEroRT, H., Oct. It, 1868.
The annual fir Ct the Stephenson county
Agricultural Society. is ROW In full blast In
this clty--this being the third day Of the
fair. It continues through to-day an.. to-
MORROW.
The weather, which was nnpropftious at
first, WIS very fair yesterday and glorious TO-
day. The grounds are new ones, just pur-
cnased BY the Society, and are fitted up in the
most substantial and comfortable manner:
All the buildings, judges stand, stalls, out
buildings, &C., are built in the best manner,
and there Is an excellent track, over which
some choice specimens Of bloodea nags are
at this moment exhibiting their points.
The location Of the ground Is in the hand
soonest part Of the city, reached by a.Halk or
drive throu1h h It's best tet.eets:
!, To- Gay The enclosure presents brinlant
ectne It Is crowded with thousands Of peo-
n1e. and all seem animated With joy and hap
pinese. This is attributable to the favorable
weather.. the excellence Of the fair, and the
c1o,fous news from Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Iowa
All are 1ejoiced and full OF Thanksgiving
and praise. The hearts Of our people are
1oval to the core. The fair is, financially, a
sn1epdid success-the most 50 Of any ever
held here. j.
The aho1 IL on the whole entirely satisfac-
torv in su departments save that Of flowers,
nhjch the flosts dest1yed. The exhibition ia
| full, and tar above the ordinary. Of fazm pro:
! ducts, ne have attended no county fair and
Init feu Stats fairs where there was so good .
| display. It comprises apples, pears, plums
| eranes and peaches, all raieed here, and al'
but the latter ingreat abundance, and OF su
perior quality.
The laies' department is very superior
large number Ct beautiful articles are exhibit
ed mot for premiums) which are among til
valuable donations FEeeport viii make tn
Chicago soldiszh' Fair.
Thu show. of horses, cattle, sheep an
svlne Is the hest ever seen In the county, an
riya1s that Of the hest In the State. To~mol
, 1863-10-16

THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
What do timid men on and OFT the
bench, grand sticklers for precedent in
dealing with traitors, and who would not
firc gun at d home rebel unless the charge
ras weighed out by Coke and rammed
down by Blackstone-whatdo do these men
think Of the result in Ohio? They have
lain awake nights, and slept with their law
books and processes by them, ready as al
times to trip up Federal officers,
and protect dcscrters and men who
Stir up t1eason in the North.
II they have done this for the sake Of the
people, will they not look to see how the
people appreciate and commend such su-
pereerviceable zeal in behalf Of the public
enemies. TIE know Of men whose cheeks
ahould ting1e with honest shame when
they read how Ohio endorses Burnside By
100000, and approves, by that splendid
majority, his rough handling Of Northern
abetto1s Of the rebellion.
The people assured these timld gentle
1nen, who can do nothing without pre-
pedent, that this is time to make p1eced-
,ents, and to stamp them so inde1ibly on
the page Of our national history that it
shall be understood in all coming time
hat there is no screen for disloyalty and
treason against this Government. The
people mean this war shall be carried to
success, and any outlying rebel squads at
the North, that seek to interpo6e their
, 1863-10-16
FROM WASkIHGT0 TON.
Especial Dispatch to the Cbicsgo Tttb1ns.1
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is, 1863

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tttbune.1
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is, 1868.
TIE NATIONAL BANKS.
Rcmittances In coin specially co7cring the
November interest on United States bonds,
viii be made to the national banks In Season
tor collection by the first Of November. There
is no need TO send here for coupons. Acting
Secretary Chtttenden's remarks shout for
eigne1s' Investments in our bonds are ca1cu-
lated, rs reported, 10 convey the wrong
impression. Although sS50. 900 was received
In one day, 1t WAS an exception. The whole
amount received from abroad the las. fifteen
days is 81, ,000, COO. OF couEee the further
statement that foreign capitalists have in
vested enough to pay our whole army up to
November Lat, is incorrect.
TIE WAR N VIRGINIA.
There Is at last Light upon The situation in
front The fighting yesterday grew ont Of On
attempt Of the rebels to cut of train Of
wagons at B1istow Station. The tmmedia'e
Guard was first driven In, but the second
corps suddenly attacked, and after brisk
fight Put the enemy to fight, and captured
whole battery. In five minutes, In the hottest
of tie engagement, thirty six pieces Of a!t1l-
-.-n - ~ort- RrsrfrfI1a e.rrer3ita
Sosso..nn, .s 49," 1r,s n.,t,.,,v destr,yed,
~ 49, ~ ~ - stores rurs 49, v,ron.
sae ,,ss a.' ~ - ~ hana snd u fo,,v Teaav
es-Iaa can s,cr1ca ucrt to tba fnoat to.
w Aser .I a. s 49,. ~ - - .nocan5 Me.as
cay. Ing report tuat ~ - " su ..a.
IL, OF course, ut1efly un1oanoea. ~ - no1
.hle, even were he selected. There is no
-.o1'o,,f,tv ,r IN 3mmedta+c change.
Foo4o.' - -.a-ss - -,.,s s1a %annaaa sr
Over tou1 hanafea e1ck ana "on-oeo ~
rived here yesterday, and today about tno
hundred additional will arrive from Fairfax
Inc 1o1lo"ans 1foM "eassa sa Et1S.s 49,. 49,.
arrived and been distributed among INC nos
pitols here: Vim. Dar1oge, 9th Mich; AbFa1o
Van Arman. 7th Mich: Charles Plyson, 1T
MIN James Carson. 7th Mich Isaac Anaer
aA1ca.i oanes ea4 eo1, 49, 49,
| eon, 9th Mich; M. Nyckeil, 81 1nd4ana ca7'
] airy: G.. PeoloE. Sd Indiana cavalry; WIN. J
, 1863-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. Is The Morris Island
correspondent Of the New York 1imsstatss
Lieut.. Glassel and sailing officer Toombs
declare that the expedition against the Iron
sides was one prompted by desperation. The
citizens Of harleston are pinched for the
ba,bor can be freed, so as to admit vessels
laden y ith supplies, the most serious conse-
que1ces will ensue.
CHARLESTON Oct 15.-From what eau be
aece1tained Of the real state of affairs as
Charleston. the rebels have e1fectuallY r closed
The channel to the city to our fleet, ressrvlng
a passage, however, to their onn craff, after
tile maDner Of 4 canal, with q safety lock
agaiptt the enemy.
The ober1ncions may be Of such . nature
onr own, CT Of 60 formidable na:ute a. not
to iustify the hazardous attempt OF our iron.
clads to penetrate further Into the harbor and
within rupge Of rebel guns.
, 1863-10-16
CH1CAGO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1858

row the premiums will be announced and
paid. Prof Steiner will make o balloon
ascension, ald an immense crowd will be In
attendance.
TIE Frecport Union Cornet Band are pres.
ent, and add to the interest and pleasure
of the occason by their good music. The
Copperheads, taking advantage of the fair
and the balloon ascension, which are Bure to
call crowd, hive issued flaming hand bills
for mass meeting tomorrow, but the news
from the east Is heavy vet blanket upon
them. AL but the few who cut and dried the
af1nir disonn it altogether, and plea3 igno'
rarce Of fta INCEPTION.
, 1863-10-16
II + # II

In this city a. his brotne on tho 18Th tnss
EkMJEL ~. ANFIhLu, e1ed % TGar5.
10 was i soldier IN 10: D. 81 keg1s ent Illinois
Nluntes1s. Ises1deoce IN Hatxsis. Ill.
e Eet-c1s rApt1s lezsa copy. j.
In this city, Oct 1lth, Mr. JACOB MAIN. sgsd s.
!fATt.
Mr. HsIn was lo5sl and patriotic citizen. haHsg
sivea his Eons three In number, to hs servco o! his
county. In bis ceath his family and fflends sustain
1cea they ust long dsplore, albat. no hope their
.osE is his eterns1 gain.
Frrersl today Oct 18th. at11 o'clock from his late
zeseocc CD Morgan street, tbs corner Of Taylor
r. Mstse rspe1s please cory. --I'
AtKtw Lerox Ill.,, % :he lo.h II i1st. MI FRANCES
~ Boston ard Worcester, Aa1s.. paps1a please
copy.
, 1863-10-16
Dedication Of u Union Hall In the
Third Ward.

a meenpe WAS ne'o ~ .4o ~. -, "a' ~, -
evening" 10 oealea'e u" uaA ~ ~ sS 49,
Union and Laoef1s-a haA "ncn has pIeu
hutlt al I'LL state atfeet lor tne inilo az ouou
Club. ihe ha'A Is oeau.''ui one, s'np'.' ~ -
p7oportioned' ana e3ceeoi's's well aoAp'oe ~
elocntionafy purposes. II 4ufa.an1z ~ 49,,
lent has1s OF o1gaaizat'on lo1 LUG 4n'o "a'a
clno, WHO nave lease VI .os .n1eo ss1.s' na.
VIII always keep the h'eS ol pa'r'ot'sn' Aio'l'su
and blazing Wltnln II.
AT tue meetlog oi iast e'enins - - 't4s' .sa-'
Was called TO Inc cnalt, a1a .nc ntst oaeiae''
transacted vas 70 ptosaae 1ne ns1 ,,..ss. N.Y.
which was done On mo'ion .. y, ~. "4she.' ~,
WY p,1po7No w., a,,-,a ~ 1v,1.,... proas E.o uae
Union han. f"As oses' "A.aAn nloss' As4' "sa
caIled lot aan opeaeo t'lo VAL VIII so"4o ~
br'e1, out pst'1ot'c' s1irnlns anu e'easa.,
was 1oao"eo oy Se"atoe i1o~uh-' w. s,-ss,..
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MEN OF ILLINOIS I

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