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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

with Teckncr's Patcntl
Gard. Ito
ner's Patent Spring Bed II
steads. BUREAUS Oft
different kinds, SIDE 10
BOARDS. Wardrobes a.
Book eases, Parlor and o.
Centre Tables, Break 81
fast and Dining table5-t
and the latest improved n
Extension Tables. Hat d
racks, Wasl stands, Toi-p
lot and Work stands, Q
and every other kind of q
furniture in his line. r
&o Maple, Cherry, Pol
every other suitable lumb,
change for furniture, Ca
good Lumber
n. B,-Cofins Of tho lat
on short notice. Funera.
desirable. Cicurfe
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DiED-In Pike township, on the 10Th instant
u Consumption, Flnuretta, daughter Of Elan
and Mary Passmoro, aged l year and month.
Lovely babe how brief Thy stay
Short and hasty was thy day
Binding soon thy jour ncy here,
Pain and grief no moro to bear.
Hard Is il for thee to part,
For 1t rends the aching heart,
But an heir Of glory gone,
Let the will Of God DO done.
Pillowed on a Sayior's breast,
swoetly sleep and softly rest;
Soon the morning shall restore
The buried babe we now depl)re.
In this place, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, at her sisters, after a hinge ring illness
Miss Henrietta, daughter of Major V. b. Holt
of Bradford township, aged about | s years.
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A R~tatRttttt sitf 90 laos A sale ~
roysfhmehi iron took plaoeat AieSahdfia,
Va. on Wednesday. The htai Dot con isa
ted of setrhty, eiphl tons, 1910 lla prr
Ton, ~ so conts pet ton bought by j. Haua
key. Thirty tons d c~ar,axlssa % fOl cents
per ton bought BY A. McDonold Ten
tons Of car.springs 500 cents. Thirty tons
Of Hat rails ~ 5sl cents per lon.- Wan
ri.
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Meeting of the Democratic Standing
Committee.

The Gentlemen composing The Democratic
Standing Committee Of C%learfeld county, are re-
quested to meet at the office of the undersigned
on Monday next (4th May at I O'Clock, p. NJ A
%punctual attendance is requested.
ISRAEL TEST, Chm.
Clnnrfnlh Anril % 1Sh2.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

Tllo undersigned take pleasure 10 announcing
IL to all mankind that they have just received
a large and elegant stock of Fashionable
~READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Selected with great care, and which will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest.
Please call, as we have
Clothing to suit the old, young and COY,
Clothing to keep all comfortable on a Winter day
Clothing Of all cOlors-brown, black and blue
Clothing well made, and fashionable too
Clothing of elegant fit, | declare
Clothing MI take a pride in to wear;
Clothing the hest that can be bought,
Clothing well sowed-just as il ought
Clothing which any one a@dI may call,
Clothing for men. J'outns ana all
| Clotbira, cue largest assortment in town,
| Clothing for Smith, for Jones and for Brown
Clothing for all the rest of mankind,
Clothing-and what belongs in that line
Can now be bought Cheaper than ever before
At RE~IZENSTEIN'S great Clothing Store.
In addition to the foregoing will be found and
kept constantly provided
Furnishing Goods,
Hate, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods,
Notions, de-, &c.
EG"We take this method Of returning our
thanks for favors heretofore extended, and reas-
sure the public tho confidence with which we
have been fl yOrCd, we will strive TO merit in the
future.
ms~GRAIN and FURS taken in exchange at
the highest market rates.
REIZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
Branch Of Reizen stein Bros, 1874 Market st.
PHILADELPHIA.
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RICHARD mOSSOP,

lDlaM lblh l8 Nl1
FORElGN Agp DOMESTIC GOODS.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

6bt CtatftS Bpublttan
WEDNESDAY Arti ao'h 1903
No ore requested o. annonnce That
50 ice NJ pration will preach ihe
fnibo,a, Cbprrh. I'm lhis place, ON Ihufs-
lay, to.monow) at II o o'''N' AA'
hermann. The project to erect q neT
township oui Of parts OF Brady, Bell and
Dom 10 be called Fulton, has failed to be
orrroyed by tie people. The election
,yo. held at Lulhersburg on Friday last,
and in a poll Of nearly 200 votes, only %
we're in favor Of the new township.
Nor ExAcrLI "Doo CuEAP."- We learn
that one Of our cnterprizing watcrmen re-
turned from a trip down the river q short
time ago, bringing with him a very pretty
little dog, About the same time a gentle.
man in Harrisburg was minus his dog,
and setting the famous Barney Campbell,
Chief Of police, on the scent, the little
whitfet was traced 10 our county, and a
warrant duly forwarded to hunt him up.
The result was, the dog was found, and
for aught we know Is now with bis legal
master, at a cost Of some 500 to our raft,
man for his "doggish" propensity.
MELANCHOLY CASE or DRowNING.-A lit
tie boy, aged about three years, named
THOMAS McGuEE, son Of ROBERT MRHAFTY,
Esq, Of Bell township, was drowned on
the 18th inst, under the most distressing
circumstances. The child, and a little
girl, a few years older, a cousin, were play
ing in the saw.mill, when the little boy
fell through into the forcbay. The little
gnl, in her fright, ran to the house to give
the alarm, whereas, had she called upon
some men, who were at work bat short
distance below, lie might, in all probabilir
Ity, have been rescued before the vital
park had fed.
Mr.. M. had left home that morning for
the east, via Tyrone, and a messenger was
dispatched for him but he was not reach
ed and after waiting three days the re-
mains of this little HOUSEHOLD idol were
committed to mother earth, followed by
an almost heartNbroken mother, and many
sympathizing friends.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

R~rLrGIous ISrBLLlGENcB.-Bishop Potter
has published q pastoral letter 10 the cler'
gy ard congregation of the Diocese OF
Pennsylvania, relative to the approaching
day Of fasting. humiliation and prayer as
designated by the President for mex
Thursday. The Bishop highly commends
the strict observance OF the day, and says
amongst other things in his letter-PkR,
AgC.
Let us think less of the sins of those
who are arrayed against us, and more of
our own. Let us remember hat the race
is not 10 the swift, ror the battle to the
strong; and instead Of Il vain confidence
in our own resources, or u own strength,
let us remember thHt unless the Lord 60
forth with our armies, defeat awaits the
most stupendous efforts and preparations,
and that unless Re give grace and wisdom
to our rulers and people, all our %counsels
will come to nOught."
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gbt Ctatftb 8pnbIuan
WEDNESDAY, Artii aoib 1908

an. We ore requested io announce lhai
$50 nee NJ pration will preach in ihe
fniho,., Cbprrb. I'm lhis place, ON Thurs
las f,o.morrow) at II o'clock, An
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lIe will also furnish
10 order Hair, Husk, and
Hair and Cotton MAT
,TRESSES. The above
ndmed, and many other
articles, will be made to
order for customers, on
short notice, cheap for
Cash, or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce. Don't forget the
IIplace, rs | am dotermin-
cd to furnish all articles
/ at the most reasonable
rates.
Pine, Linwood and
lber, will be taken in ex-
will also be paid for
b. X. SH0PE.
latest style made to order
rails attended whenever
Pa, Feb. II, '63.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

Whs worry --latest Atrivnl
Comprising The most fashionable styles,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

The following are the names Of the Committee.
Frederick Shof. Jacob wilhelm,
james Savage, John Jordan,
Hon. James Bloor, Hiram Woodward,
George Dimeling, d. W. Wise,
Daniel Stewart, john Gilliland,
James T. Hamilton, Price A. Rowles,
James McMurray, Richard Shaw, jr.
W. =. Chambers, DR.. d. A. Fetzcr,
Charles S. Worrell, John b. Kyler.
T. 7. Couteret, j. NJ. Cummings,
c. NJ. Csdwallader, John II. Rowles,
Bauabas Armstrong, Darius d. Ritter,
james Mcclellan, Horace A.. Courtney,
Francis Hugar, Thos. Henderson
- ~ ~ rtognl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02
fs,E HDI. E-,I,s III

Tor uay recover gour health ~ th= use 0; otl,r
remedies. You may cover without any bat Dc not
forget that yoa mas de, ana ta. 81 atreahs Pals
cola have sar-1 yau FOR remember that he
Awful prs CIPLE OF DEATH
when Yea have e Ia excess in your system, evident
j. v7a9 a.-aa ilt5nc-s Your caaat-na Ic1 Tell your
friends. y71r dreams and year oHn heart 81. yon
Vow. At these tlues tAeIe 3 medicine deserving
e = ar confidence as
GR 4NpRETi-s VEGETABLE UNIvEEs L PILLS,
Is me -nlg 1lrtseae En--n tina. certainly save.
when all the usual IL elous EEL THAI you raIs, die
II John Faiaey, Springfield, Union CO, \. J., ha'
lsed BEtNDRET6s PILLS tos aleer years IN his
fala. and co- 81 Ills hands - hch ,,me these Pills
a4re CT - them q Bilious affections, headache.
I.a=ama,su, Fever AMI Agee, Measles, WhooPins
Cough, ans sass he has never known them % fal.
Principal Ofz-c 30 ava. Street. Sew Tors sold BY
P 2. prLFuGD. md J. II VIVIAN Mineral Point,
and y all respectable dealers .a medicines. Xxx FOR
SEH -ITLL. IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02
saLg oF FORFEITED EaoRrcAcEo LANDS.

sIADisO Wis
Q -,
The lcv describe
1 zd 10
heIl 5astl d5er thco hc . s w :
D63url e.reaaa g
Ioan;
D three Green ds
xIl may oeFoOn
a0n @ VIII announced d 'ns
TTSFELD
1drsrt sassa. 81 Forfeited Mrtgage5 LANDS /" Ia co""t
SCHOOL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

ACLEAS SWEEP spencer EcoDperhead)
beat Lincoln (Caion) on the home
vote 81 lat tie soldiers give Lincoln l57
majority. which elects him. Virgin and
Joiner fell behind on the home vote, the
former a and the ,ls.er60 The soldiers
give Virgin Il majority, AMI joiner Ct,
which elects chem b,th, making n clean
thing OF Il ia iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02
I CT = 0Uris either oCcusioncd by Ghe Bayorcts
sabre or the Butiet, sores or Bruises

To Which every Soldier and Sailor LIABLE there
lc-ugs safe, and convenient as Eo T.
lavaE's Pills and Ointment The poor wounded an
almost dying sufferer might have his wounds dresse
immediately II DE would my provide himself with this
matches Ointment which should be thrust In thew ound
and a-a-el al around f. then covered with piece II
Eueu from lis suarSte- and compressed with hand
sar---f Taxing nigh: and morning or Pills. TO cool
..l eesaEa a-3 prevent Inflammation.
Ea-ry Settlers Eaas5acE and searaan's Ches: sfouIa
te Hrg.iis5 with these Falulie Remedies.
s.EITlo> None are genuine u2lsss TIRE vo-ds
80 u l--sv4Y NV Eosg AND LlScoS, are lsceruibIc
Fern F1 Re every leaf q t.a book Of directi-rz
around each pot err box; The same may be plainly sea
lT ha.f.rT t.H -- T. rte l.g.t. "A handsome reward
via hl given % any rendering s.cl Information 1s
may lead % The detection cf ans party Or parties coln-
terl5s.as Che ue5cirs y vending tie saue, knowing
chem - be sa.,-i.-
- SOFA al The raauuract-ry Of Professor HcILoTsg,
81 tl-l- Lane, E- YORK, l al respectable Drug lists
12t Dealers u Medicine 1Etget tlle csize' Grid,
i4 boxes at IS cents. % cents and 81 each.
5~ There Is considerable saving yta!ng the larger
sizes
n. B-D-ectiens fer the guidance q patients in e.
cry disorder ere affixed 20 each box. 3Svt5
So Dealers IN nay wei known medicines can have
show Cards, Circulars, &C.. sent them FREE OF EE-
pfNSE hv addressing Thomas Holloway, SO Maiden
Lane. =. I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

APPLES. Choice apples, By the barrel
or bushel. for sale Enquire ut this Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

Sores Gai Ulcers. ElotcLes and swelinEs, an u-th
certainty be radically cured II the pills are taken r!sh.
and us-, and the Ointment be freely used as stated
ju l- painted Instructions Il treated in any tthcr
clauueg they ag mp IA naC u out I'm laoth e.
Whereas tIs Ointment win remove the Aouors from the
system and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
rsGn i sill require Ett-- PeEs- er-ace IL bad cases
60 L-5IE- lasting care.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

IyTARRANTEE DEEDS MORTGAGE DEEDS.
w CHATTEL MORTGAGES -. &s :sr sele
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

Those feelings when 50 sadden Us USUALLY arIse tr,
r-az or al-ce, o1strlc cd rasgre Don, o. eating
and drinking E---.es IS uAoiesoue thus Disturbing
tie healthy ACTON e tAc liver and stomach Tbegs ~
sal1s ust Pc relieved, n roa desire q he v.n The
Pills. taken according % printed Instructions MI;
quickly produce healthy action u both liver II Z st1r1
e-Ar al Is NATURAL c-ls-,.1e-c clear head ana
g-1t srpE-..z.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

PRopn.z->av STAups fer sale ri this
oGee, al par
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

rfge ~ Commissioners q School and University Lands
MADISON Wis, September ?, 1858
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

.-sls !Es.r.- a--Ta-r g.zEtg gsr--t Gl-rt
e Gorge Es..uef mr.. P-aia.t-. az i1=t Anna Mari.
I'r.sb, Jeh- 5svg.- and I4gu-s Jewell Defend
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

Corn. Oats uHd Potatoes
rAke2tn 3avner> .. debts due this once, :. :hC
Alyaes: market price,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

o-.gTss
c1c FsussE og illustrated C@ra1grge IN vtic every
-EzigLaelt e Eaaufac-rre IS fully described and IL
iGz-E2taI Hy elegant e.-rariu--.
Al &e-gdeons II cur manufacture, either cold Is
c- aa ers H avy part " Che United states or Canada
are warranted ~ Dr. perfect II every respect and should
ly repairs " necessary before te expiration Of five
years iron. t1g date y sae, we hold ourselves ready
E-a willing % make The same free q charge provided
3. injury IS not caused by accident or design.
Agents g.. the sale q sur Iaiateaus may ne found in
II d re -ac - towns e. tie Ca.t-a states and Can
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

Cosa, WILSON K srpDrT4, PIG A1tys c~s5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02
Coughs and Colds Affecting Troops

NilL &c spescly relieved and eEectually cured n,
using these admirable medicines ana nv .y-,-- =,
T.e1s,25 % ne Directions which attached q each
Sex Headaches and wan, r Annette incl
dental 20 oldfers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

cs7a, WrLaoy 6 sca7r-a. pa Aag-. q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02
Friends ana Relatives
OF TIE
Brave Soldiers & Sa;lors
HOLLOWAIS PILLS & OlA7HFET.

al vho have Friends and Relatives IN Tho a..
or Navy should take especial care, that tkey he
SlEpisd with these pills aud Ointment; and wlre ~
80 soldiers and Sailors have neglected 30 provide
.Ll' ~ s.eir friends They have been proved to be
~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-02

wuaD WANTED.
We arc IN want oF wood at he -a!5rsE otlce WI
AR PATRONS take notics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18
FROM vICKsBURG.

abo, lev. ~.
The steamer Polar Star has Just ar.
rived with dxtes from Vicksbure 10
Wednesday. This work on the canal and
At Lake Providence and Yaxoo river was
still progressing. On Tuesday, the l3th
Wis. and llth Ills, when near Lake
Proyidsnce, were attacked BY rebel forces
Of three or four regiments. The rebels
we're repulsed, and ! number killed and
taken prisoners, One report says IN en-
tire Mississippi regiment was captured.
A man named Hutchinson, from Dan.
Vile, KY, was arrested : few days since
At HofDersville BY Confederaiss. On his
peuos wasfOupd $2, 500 in bogus Confed-
crate money. He was hung without Ger.
emony.
The steamer Cloudy Way, frnm St
Louis to Memphis, was searched q
Island No. 10 and eeontrabaud good,
aud 1 mail for Dixie we're found. Riof
developments are expected. She was d
lowed to proceed TO Memphis to dis
charge AsE esFge, when she viii be sen
to Cairo. The Rosna will bs here to-da,
under guard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

FERRY PRIvrIEon At LAsr.-Ths fer
ry boat "Gsts City" got back night before
last, and yesterday, about nocs, the Pike
Union" arrived. They both belong TO the
old ferry company, and viii, from this
time on, furnish simple accommodation
to the pablis in their line. The "Pikl
Union,'' which WAS purchased At Losis.
iana, No., 10 about three years old, ID
nearly the .sise Of the "Gate City," and
very good boat. We were told abe COS,
about s5, 900. Our neighbors in Illinoia
can now bring on their produce With q
feeling Of certainty that they can get acros.
the river at ali times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

aTA9rsa 4 efIs1 OVER us'-A nun.-
Der of Uaisa men came over from eis1t
county, No, TO hear Gov. Wrishf'a
speech last night. And il was soune-
Whist amusing = we'll - : little ha'
milisIisg % onr pride % - them
pluns thsasslvss upon shs sapsrisr by
Atty Of shsis seetien- "Why," tAsy aid,
s.yon have twice - many traiton in yOu,
county aews Aavs svse i Caaza. 61sa
Dsuosf rapG11 ~ - rdblAhsd u ~
ecsnsy wosld ~ ~ ,olsntsd over o.
or 49, - 2S1laM - ars1liy hung
ourtil - ~ Da6a1Aais - As'an6
49, - - - Aasaaee' - e -
nisei1k1tt."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

short, will be forced to either evacuate OF
surrender Inst place. There may be
poetry in this bat We give II - We get it.
There is no doubt that oar, forces are
busy snd that the general health is i'm.
proving.
There was report here this morning
that the rebels had 8 gunboats on the riy-
or bank below New Madrid, but / can
trace II 10 no reliable source.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

CaElf o(TP0RIEeR THB PEOPLE.
Unbounded Enthusiasm !

The speech Of Governor Wright 70 the
peopls Of Ksokak, last evening, vas re-
ceivsl vitA the highest satisketiou by
one Of The most crowded hossss vs have
ever had il Keokak. The Govsrnor en-
chained bis audience for two hour. and
apwsrds with mastery speech in favor
Of summing the Government and prose
cutting The .vsr = long - one rebel in
arms oppesss II. All Of the principsl
toriss ttat estsr into the qsestioa II this
srsat stzusxle were sbly discusssd, and
the objections Of symPsshisers aad eoe-
proanissp boldly, nanfully and ssspastsly
answered and refuted. Judging from
the frequent and ssthasiastic applause,
We may feel assured the heart Of our
people i u night. and traitors Of every
shaae, f1sa nlsls 70 big, ought y b. abls
70 - igAs aspSnd them big With doom.
Anors sxisadsd rsport n Ito psoceed-
ings asl tAsspssch villappsarin our next
iss~e. Nov lei the friends ef che Uoioa
a.oag us, and tSeif aAins = lsgion, rally
and battts fson &Ais time on for the prin-
ciplss asd the sights which Va Ill ksid
sacred. Let The poser Of our patriotisn
and the exteat and strength of enr hyal.
y, irrespective ofparty, b fsie and tn-
derstOod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

NJ bsar tAaa our man subscribsrs do not notice
ths ds1s printed opposite thsir ns.e on each pa
pr. II isdscasss fAs sims 10 @Airl fAefv ssb-
ssvipssss = psiA, and whsu renewed two o. thrss
Aays In advance saves NJ trouble, and Invariably
pssvsnts asy errors. II IL orr ruie when the time
has expired y drop Tie ran.e. aad all Who sish 70
eensisss ~ papsr viii remit short tne pssvisss
e sxytaaion Of snbscripsion-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

We have been shown : copy Of the New
Washington Msp Of the United States by
DR.. Chas. r. Arnold. We have felt the
need, for long time. Of . good and reli-
able Nap Of our country-ons which would
satisfy us in every particular. We have
not given the Dr.'s Map the careful ex-
animation tl.at we intend to a. some fu-
ture day--bn, from what We saw of 1t We
can safely say that 1t fully supplies the
want which the public have felt for long
time It comea to us very highly rec
ommeadsd BY Gems. Scott. Mcclellan,
Rosscrans and McClernand-ail Of whom
have examined it and sssd it. 1t has had
ths ablest minds and the most skillful
hands engaged in its complstion. Leut.
Maury commenced the work some three
years age-~hils h charge q he U. 3.
Coast Surveys, and National Observatory.
When the war broke out, - is we'll known,
be sav Ct to throw his influence with th1
cause Of rebellion--when his interest in
the thsa nsarly eomplsted draft vas con.
fiscated 70 our Government and has besr
carried 70 compilation by the present 6u.
pefinteudent ofthe Nstional Observatory
Prof. Lorin Blodgett. Prof. Trail Green.
Prot, Edward Hitchcock. Prof Coffin,
Joba C. Fremont. together with much MD
rendered BY other eminspt and scientific
men. These men have all Isbored in thei,
most appropriate spheres, making the
work show psrtseay the geology, the
zoology, the distribution Of the staple pro
ducts, plants. trees, &c,-the isothcrmal
lines, the fall Of rsin through series o
IS years, the prevailing wind and water
currssts, the Ast territorial organisaiian
the rbny express and hci6s telegraph
routes, togsther With some IL other use
fui apd besutifui phns for showing up ths
magnitude Of our country with IL resour
css. This Nap only needs TO b seen Il
b appreciated. The Dr.. win give ou'
busisess men call and exhibit the spec
linen which We have seen, when the cii
Gems will have N opportunity 70 order !,
copy. The price b noderate and come,
within tie means Of all. Let every on,
who wants perfect war Map. order on,
Of the Washington Maps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18
New York , Feb. IL.

go now ORR, Feb. II.
There is nothing Of importance regard
ing military movements reported from
the Army u tn Poiomac. ST
The Herald : correspondence from Por,
Royal is "a Ahs s6sst that sons difficulty
occurred - to the command of troops oi
Fosters sxpediticn 1t that place. The
latter officer iaeistsd that au within the
jurisdiction Of Hunters Military Depart.
ment rested on himseH u being portion
of the 18th Army Corps. Hunter ques.
tisnsg by assuming command Of Foster,
troops aAd regarding them NJ reinforce
meSts ofthe f0th Army Corps Of which
he Is Chief snd commanding General
Neglss and Ferris b - rsport to him.
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