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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-26
KEb X u K:
Republican State Convention

Ths Repuboans q lows are requested TO send dele
ssses naaAats Convention 70 be held In the City Oh
pes Moinn, on wednesday the 18th of June, isos 70
spm~amsvp - s,slock A. ~, ior the psrPsss % pass
Ing In nomination, to voted for ut the ensuing DC
ossr slsetion eaa5didstes for Governor, heaienans
Covsrnor and one Judge OF the Snpreme Court, and
far t of such other business as may prop
er,y come before the Convention
The ratio OF representation will be the same IS II
III, n Rspubiio.n State Convention, viz One dele
rate 70 organised counties and delegate additional
for 100 votes cast Ut the last Presidential election for
Hon. Abraham Lincoln ~ President or the United
States Fractional Of 30 more viii be entitled
TO an additional dsegats All cissns without distinc-
lion sr party, who heartily In favor Of sustaining
the Government In the use of all Constitutional and
1tctsSiry war measures for the speedy and ccplste
buSSr oflhe Rebellion, and the punishnent Of
srpSsSn who are oppos cd to tho schemes designed to
brtsranssshy and bioodshed 70 our Own arssadss by
dividing the Pree States into hostile and petty Con-
fsderaces and who still believe in the good old doe
thine OF General Jackson TAs Usios nSt ssd shall be
prsssrys" are cordially invited to unite In sending
delegates.
Cousty Central Committees are requested 70 lake
such stops - will insure full ut the Con-
vention, and thorough and efhcisnt organisation In
their respective counties.
JAMES r. LANE,
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Our advise 70 our readers 10, 20 keep your
eye on the intensely loyal" nan II be
visits your house. count your spoons as soon
% he 10 gone. n your horse 10 stolen. put
the officers on the track Of the "intensely
loysl.'' neighbor. And II you desire 20 6nt
I traitor q heart, and . man who would eel
his birthrighs for . mess Of pottsge. Or BIZ
country for thirty pieces Of silver, mark th'
scquaintsncs Of one Who 10 ~svery.wers
boasting thst be 10 sin.snseIy loyaI."-Lo
gan Courier.
We are inclined TO think this is very GOO
sense when speaking Of one Of those hume
rous shoddy contract gentlemen that are q
numerous and loudmoushed I'll over th'
country. They are every minute Of thei
evil lives attempting 20 cover up their wretc|
led stealing from the Government and th'
soldiers. By loudly procIaiming that they ~
Intensely loyal. They are like some cound
lreIs who Join the Church 70 cover mp th'
better their vilIsinous TRACKS. They Or
laIwsys marked a. the loudest prayers. IN
the strongest scorners Of all small slips On
p~eccadiIlos Of their ~neighbors. Away
watch people that are either too intensel
loyal or too intensely religious. You wi
Iin the enc save BY it.-Cairo Democrat.
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OIThe Cincinnati Commercial 10 much
irriss,ed a, the addressing accounts given
or the condition Of she free Americans Of
African descent. BY missionaries end agents
that have been sent 20 look into the subject,
These accounts, the editor says. are cxsg
lgsrsted. OF course II the facts don't sccort
With bis theory. al the worse for the facts
lie says these accounts give I'D and comior
to the copperheads- No doubt the pIair
truth does; and il Is . party necessity =
suppress Il. II is come consolation, however
that there are amongs, Republicans sons
old fashioned people tina, will bIab out III
truth. no matter who It hurts. II will b
discovered soon that il is d~isIoyaI 10 tell III
truth, and that nobody bu, . Ccpperhes
will be mean enough 70 do Il. Indeed. Their
lie little about the conduct Of this Republi
can party that will bear 10 be told.-Lcuis
lville Democrat.
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$500 BOUNTY
FOR NEW RECRUITS.
IS4O2 u NE y
For Veteran Volunteers.

MEN OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF
M INDIANA, the Governor has called
Tor seven or more Companies Of Irfantry
and five Companies Of Cavalry from this
District. Shall he have theni cali upon
you 10 answer. Nv answer IL. "hESHALL
Will you endorssii Think you will Your
country needs your services in the army
and offers you Inducements which will
enable you TO leave your families amply pro-
vided for.
Any one wishing to recruit for the reei'
ment by raising Companies. or parts Of Com
~psnies, will receive commissions for that
purpose BY applying 10 me in writing, &C.
comps MED BY proper recommendations, d.
rec,sd 70 vincennes. Ind until the organi
cation OF The encampment.
GEO w. GORMAN,
CommAEdant First District.
dec. 18th. 1868.
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Amthony S~tcimhaasef,

(R silence opposite lndisns Hotel. Jsspsv.)
MAS large stock o. Dry Goods. Greece
IA urs and Notions. which ne 10 dssssus
Of pedJling ou, on the principle Of 'ssssil
profits and quick sales" He gives bslsw
some Of his prices. and invites those who
xish 10 buy. 10 cal On him q bic hcms. ~
-,op his wagon. when IN motion. All kinds
u produce taken exchange fvS good.
Dunnel Cr,iccs. Nader cvlors Tee
best styles 81 - cent Der yard. Aassi-
can Prints Fast colors, u ~ cents pr
ward. ~ Laines-spIendid -.Ies. q -
|ren,s per ward. GinghsT--Of al soless.
ward vide. 81 from 35 to 40 censs per ysrd.
Ticking Tor 60 cents u yard. Cheek shirt
ing-From 30 10 35 cents . yard. Fiss-
nels-DlGere-t c%ol"rs, ~ from 50 70 %
lcents. Blue Drnims-Of = superior heavy
quality, Al 35 cents. hest in town. Csssss
Flannels-Of an excellent quality iron ~
80 45 CTS. per yard Biesched Musi'ss-
From IS to 37l cis. per yard Brews mss-
lins-Bsst quality firm 371 70 20 ess' pr
ward. Kentucky Jesnr- Difersns colsss
from So to SO cts: Der yard. Csssisess-
Best variety from 81 10 10 t150 per yss6.
Hoop skirts-From 81 10 e1.25 Cottes
Bauing-As 80 css Books 6ermsp sso
English School Books. Of The approved
series, and also Catholic Prayer Dssts,
writing iok and paper. Get 10. 1861. y
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General Butler.

NEW YoRK, December g. General Butler
has issued . lengthy order in relation to col
ored troops. the effec. Of which i to call
upon male negroes 70 volunteer u fight for
the freedom Of their race. and TO instruct
every officer sni soldier ia his commsnd q
aid the coming Of oil the colored persons in.
to our lines. Negro soldiers ere to DO paid
= bounty Of SO. and paid $40 month,
while their families are to be furnished with
subsistence.
General Butler, in tie order. calls on Con
|gress 70 place negro soldiers On the ssms
footing % Others.
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TAX NOTICE.

CoLLEcroR's OrFtcE, ~IsrERsAL REvESUEl
JAsPER, Ind. Dec. IL, 1868.
10 hereby given, as required by
IN Section Nineteen OF an Act TO provide
Internal Revenue, 70 support The Govern
ment. and pay interest on The public debt
that the Assessors Annual List for Dubois
County, In the first District OF Indiana. Tor
the yearl 1868. has beeu placed in my hands
Tor collection, embra cling the taxes due on
Income, Licensea Bugries. &c and 'hai
The said ,sxes are due and payable within
ten days from fhis date. 81 my Office, in my
store. in thu town n jasper. Dubois county
India and that I will remsin 81 my ofies
from day to day during The time required BY
Law, 70 receive said taxes. and that In de
fault Of psy mcnt within the time specified
1.-The addition Of Eve per cent. on Incoms
tax. and ten per cent. on all other taxes vii
alta ch and be collected.
The ten per centrum penalty prescribed i
~s,ction ineteen attaches only TO the let o
which notice 10 given BY advertisement ans
Ifour pos,ed notifications. None hut annun
lists sre required 10 b. advertised in tina
'lmanner. All Exrise taxes can be paid ar
law fully received by the Collector wi,hou
any nviice being given. but the penaliie'
~Icsnnv, be enforced unless notice 10 given
The monthly assessment OF al msnufar
l,ured articles must be paid rnch and ever
! month: also all monthly Lists ~ beer, az
/, al fermcnted liquors manufactured The pre-
. ccding month, must Be paid ot The CON
mel cement Of each and every month.
The law requires Tux pay ers 70 call AZ ID
nlColiector's Office and make payment, and
liz moi the duty Of the Collie clor 10 wait upo
4 tax payers.
L. G.. CONN ELY. Dept Collector
Of I'll Division. 1st D.sfvic
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NOTICE j. hereby given that the mem
~ b-rs q 81 jacob Congregation, in Pa
,oka township. Dubois county. Ind. will
hold a meeting on the frs: day Of January
1864. for the purpose Of elec,ing Trustees
for said Congregation. for the ensuing year,
"A full attendance of the members T. re-
qucsted. GERH. TORMEHLEN.
II q. MAUNTEL.
dec IL. C.. II. TODRANK, Trustees
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NThc following 10 a list Of the
casualties in Company 4. Of the 5sth
Indiana Volunteers, at the Battle q
Missionary Ridge. Nov. 25, 1853
First Lieut.. George w. Hill. Ser
geant A. Monscr. Corporal J. W,
Holder, Private A. q. Adams. 4. NJ
Boyles, j. G. Corn and Newton Cav
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The Presidents Message -Lieutenanl
General.
Especial to Tribune.l

General.
Especial 10 Tribune-1
W. sHrxeroN. December LA Though the
Presidents message is ready Il probably
will not be sent to Congress before We'd
nesdsy, % there 10 onsiderable doubt whe-
ther the House viii be ready 10 receive u
before 3 or 8 O'Clock Tomorrow, BY which
time the Senate will very likely have sd-
journed.
The mos, important and interesting por-
lions Of the message are those which deal
With the subject II slavery. and the rasto-
ration 10 the Union Of States that have been
in rebellion. In what the President says
regarding the former topic. he considers The
Emancipation Procls nation ~ IN accom-
plished fact.
He holds the proclamation liberated al
the slaves within the territory which L en-
braced. and all future action must be bases
upon thar supposifion. In . word, the Pres
ident hoes not and will not adopt . polio,
which fails 10 give the slave q vested righ
in himself. The plan Mr. Lincoln proposes
for the restoration a the Union OF the loya
| people OF ,ruant States to their former posi-
, ton in the Union Is represented to be pure
" HE own. and unlike any now before th
public. Not combining himself TO geners
outlines. he enters with some minutsncs
into details. In another part Of the message
d the President sIludes 70 tie victories game
. during the year over the rebels. and dwell
at.soms length upon the progress and pre-
s%'sens aspect and prospects Of tn war.
A bill creating the Office Of Lieuienar
General. Of which notice was given to-ds
By Mr.. wsshburne. Of Illinois. is in,ende
TO give General Grant the position to who
= his talents and his victories generally 81
thought to eniitie him.
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f7-The negro. North and South, should
find the Union ready 20 welcome him as .
soldier md give him citizenship.
The above infamous proposition is
contained in q speech made that most
~ssloyal' Of all citizens-Wcndel Phil
lips-in o speech made in Boston inst
after his recent entertainment at the
White House by President Lincoln.
lie undoubtedly spoke the sentiments
controlling the present national Ad-
min~istration, which he announced, in
the same speech, he was in favor o.
continuing in power for another term
Our s.loyal," in favor Of ''blood let
ting friends, who not long since Sc
bitterly denied being negro-lovers, car
now see whom they are helping Z
sustain. But they'll "hoId theirnose'
q little,r and swear the niger smell
sweet, and in another year will wan
bis vote! Go it, no party kinkeys!
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WAsHiscroS. December lodge Ad-
vocaie Holl has decided the Presiaens's late
Proclamation, susI ending The wri, Of hsbeas
corpus. undoubtedly includes In its provi'
sious the case Of a minor enlisted without
his par e consent in whose behalf, there
fore. such writ can not be issued.
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Cur DcwS.-Wc have been shown
. letter from Provost Marshal Hines,
in which he states that the salary 81
enrolling officers has been fixed at 81
for every twenty-five men. enrolled
and that Is all which will be allowed
to enrolling officers for past work.
This will be bad news to some in thil
county.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby given Inst ne ssSss
~ signed has been sppcisisd sdsinisss.
,rix win III. wiii annexed Of the estate ~
Peter Fuss. late o. Dubois county. tsessssS
Said estate - supposed 10 be solvent.
MARIA ANTONiA FUSS. sdnsx.
Nsv. % y. 1563.-3s
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ootu ouEfc>s- StsSA'A
SENATE WAsHtsGroS. December 3.
Senator WILSON. Of Massachusetts sub
mi,,ed . resolution that The Communities on
Military A1ra,rc inquire what legislation IA
necessary 10 facilitate The payment Of back
pay md pensions " decreased soldiers, &c,
M. DAVIS, Of kentucky, submitted the
following r~esoiu,ion:
That the refusal o. tho rebel authorities
% exchange negro soldiers and their ~h'se
~oficers should not prevent the exchange Of
our other soldiers and ofie ere In rebel pfis
ons. on jus' terms. such . will prevent SUI
fering to our brave officers aud soldisrs Ia
the hands Of rhe enemy" Laid over.
Mr SHERMAN called up his resolution.
,hs, The Judiciary COMMITTEES inquire and re-
port whether Robert Wilson was still a Sem
uter from Mirsouri.
Mr.. Fessenden objected entirely TO rec
ornixe Mr.. Wilson in any way - Senator
from Missouri.
Mr. T'rumbull moved 10 amend the sssolu-
tioi by declaring inst Mr.. Wilson was not
entitled 10 . seat In the Senate.
The amendment Of Mr.. Trumbull was
agreed to. and The resolution adopted.
Mr.. Wilson,. Of Msssschuits, gave notice
of q bill to increase the bounty tor volun-
| ~,eerinp. making appropriation Tor the same
:. HOUSE WAsHIsGros. Dec. 8.
|, A committee was appointed 10 wait on th'
} Senate and President. aud inform them sha'
. the House was ready ius business.
i Mr. Mcpherson was elected Clerk, receiv
ing lOl votes against 50 Tor E,heridge.
He was then declared elect d, and enter
: cd on the duties Of his Office.
Mr.. Ordwsy. Of New lIampshire, wa
! elected Sergeant alarms
The House reelected Mr.. Ira Good enoch
1.-THE present incumbent, D~oorkseper. Il
; received 90 votes, 70 being necessary to
/ choice.
Mr.. w s. Ling. OF Minnesota. was re
elected Postmaster by lOl out Of LOG vote
"a cast.
Mr.. Dawes presented the credentials Z
Msssrs Segar, Kitchen and Chandler, iro'
" Virginia. which were referred to the Con
..miuee on Election.
Mr.. Washburne. Of IIIino dis. of' red . re,
oIu' ion presenting the thanks o. Congre'
: to Major General Grant and the officers ~
lsoIdiers who have fought under him durin
the rebellion, and providing that the Pres
,ldent cause . medal TO be struck for Gener
,lGrsnt in the name Of the people o. :.
United States II passed unanimously, Will
out . word Of debate or explanation.
Mr.. Cox said he desired 10 offer = 'esol
n ton. respectfully requesting the Preside
~ 70 take immediate steps for the exchsngc
Of our prisoners in the ~prisons Of the Soui
rs and that he communicate all correspondent
4. in the war Department relative TO sxchspi
o.. Of prisoners. Al e. discussion, tho resol
I'D |iion was laid over.
t.. Mr.. Arnold gave notice Of bills 10 prohil
,ri slavery forever In the Territories included
lin|lhe Presidents Ems ncipa'ion P~roclamatio
10 also, to repeal so much Of the E.nrOlims
er. Act as authosizcs the discharge Of a Pers
me- drafted On payment OF $500.
he Much time was occupied IN the selecii
De Of seats, and The House then adjourned.
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nY virtue q = writ 81 execution 10 ne
~ directed from the Cisrks office Of The
al cult Court Of the United Sistss for The
Dis,rics d indiana. vii on
FRIDAY. tho 18Th or Decsm Der, 1868.
q the Coun house door. IN The tows %
Jsspsr. ~ the Q mnty Of Dubois and State
Of Indian. cii,r Tor Isle Al public suction.
The rsnis sni profits Tor tbs term Of ssvea
yesrs Of the foIloSing described real esssss.
to-wit:
The south half Of section No. thirtses 1881,
Township No. two III. range No. three Isl.
IWest.
The west half Of the north west quarter
Of section No. one M. The north east
quarter. and The east hall Of The south east
quarter OF s~c,ion No. two q. In Township
No. three Isl. OF range No. three F3J. wsss.
And upon failure TO realize . sun ssfi-
Client 10 satisfy The demand, will q the
same time and place, offer Tor sale the ies
simple Of the same. Taken % the property
OF Charles C. Campbell. II the suit N the
Uaited States against william Van Wrinkle.
Ind Charles @. Campbell.
d. ROSE. u. = Marshal.
By n. n. RIGELUW. Deputy.
November 25,h. 1663-3w o. 90
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

A T me October term. 1864 Of the Couss
a Of Common Pleas OF Dubes eoansy me
estate OF Anton Busasn, deceased wss -
probably insolvsnt- Thoss tates-
ested are notified that j, will b. ssstbsd o.
cordingly. ADAM RlCHARDA ssns.
nov 28. lS63-3Ms
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nFThc Board Of County Commits
sioners held their winter session this
week. No business Of general impor-
tancc was transacted. Licenses to sell
liquor were granted to Chas. kraus
and Jacob Sier. No action was had
on the petitions to givean extra bonn
ty to volunteers, as some OF the ex-
treme war Republican Union men.
who had been appointed and were ex-
pcctcd to circulate the petitions in
their nc;.hborhcods, were like the
old hypocrite who thanked God he had
been q member Of the Church for 81
years, and it had eve cost him {
cent! and who are SO stingv that a mil
lion Of their sonls might fighta Look
ont Mountain battle on the rim Of
three cent piece, and the conflict no
be noticed if they could possess th'
coin, and were consequently afrai'
that giving a few cents to the brav'
soldier might causc them to be s'taxes
to DEATH and so failed to circnlat
their petitions. We understand tina
petitions are now in circulation, an
that it is contemplated as soon as
majority Of the taxpayers sign ther
to call the Commissioners togetht
and lay them before them.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that vail ell
~ a. public auction, on
MONDAY, December 21sf. 1858.
81 the late reside nee " J. g EckerIs, late %
Dubois county. deceased. ell his personal
property, not taken BY the widow. c~onsiss-
ing Of horses. cattle. hogs. two wagons ssd
farming indictments. &c.
Tcrms-A credit Of twelve monshs viii
be given on suns over three dollars, the
purchaser giving HE note with approved ~
curiiy. waving valuation and sppraise9sas
laws. bearing interest from date; under %
cash in hand.
ALOIsA ECKERLE. sdn'x.
nov % @63-3w
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NOTICE OF INSOL vRNCY.

1 Il the October Term 1868 Of - Cesn
~ Of Common Pies. OF Dubois eosasys
the estate Of Rsughly N KeIso wss SerlsSee
probably insolvent Tivse interested ere
notified. that il will b. sessied sreos dingIy
RICHARD 4 NILBURN, sdmf
nov II. 1863 -3w.
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NOW OIe v
p Particular Notice Ia All.

L. VERY person who has unsettled &C
II counts with tho undersigned IL hereb,
notified that il will be 10 their interest q
come forward and settle Immediately, A.
intend going 10 Germany in . short time
and must settle NY business before | leave
"A word Ia the y ice Is sufficient
nov %, 1853. b. ENDHOFEN-
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AccEPrED.-The resignation of Col. G. L.
|Dunham, 5Oth Indiana, has been accepted
III health has prevented Colonel
Dunhsm from being with his regiment for
the past FIVE or six months. and his resigna'
,ion was accepted on oun Of disability
cngcncdrod In the service.
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1--WE have al account Of the pre-
scntation Of a splendid sword to Col.
John Mehringer, 9lst Indiana, at
Camp Nelson. Ky. which we will
publish next week. The regiment il
proud Of their gallant Colonel, and he
Of his brave men.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADM INISTRA TOk'S NOTICE.
Office 10 hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed sdminisira
trix. with the will annexed. Of the estate Of
John George Eckerlc, late Of Dubois county
deed; said estate 10 supposed 10 be solvent
ALOISIA ECKERLE. admx.
MOI 20, 1663.-3w.
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UNo news Of importance this
week from the armies, which are now
preparing winter quarters. The I'm
ion numbering and negro debating SO
ciety at Washington City organized
BY electing Schuyler Colfax, Speaker
and other black men to the other off
ces. The Presidentse in a Message
explaining bis views as to the frs
steps which ought to be taken to rem
der the negro equal to the whiteracc
recommending heavy taxation on the
whites. Il will soon Be . glorious
thing to be . niger!
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ne-Ths following article sppesSed In the
Indianspolis Daily Journal. Of Ocs. 22d 1863:
For The Journal.

indianapolis Daily Journal. Of Ocs. 29d 1863
For the Journal.
Illinois Insurance Companies.
The Supreme Court Of the State Of Indi.
sns has decided that policy Of Insurance.
issued BY : company located in another
State, to any person in this State. is void
unless such company shall have complied
with the Law ef this State. passed June II
1862. Violations impose : heavy fine o.
the agent t~rsnsscting business for suct
foreign company. There are several I'll
uois companies doing business in this State
and according to this decision their poIicie0
are Of no validity whatever, q non Of then
have complied With the Law Of this Stat
regulating foreign insurance companies
The rotten character Of many Of these iii
nois companies makes this statement .
much importance 70 the people Of Indiana.
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O1rCen- Butler 10 In North Csrolins. II
Ne decent make all tho white people OF thai
State rebels, Il will no, be his v fault.
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UE. Grumbling Connolly has at
last, - far q We know, complied with
the Excise law. His advertisement
in to-day's paper 10 intended to instruct
the people, Is, Of course, none but
him can understand law when they
read It! Most discerning and ass
tute Grumbling, how wiseI Let com
mon Slow people hasten, bow down
and pay their taxes.
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nrThe States Of Ohio. Indians. Illinois
and Michigan ere detached from the Depart
mens Of the Ohio and are under the consro
Of the Provost Marshal Of Washington.