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, 1863-03-14
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


BEEF CATTLE-Receipts liberal aud the n, ar-
ket firm and buoyant- Sales were:
Dave WaixsH bought 10 head strictly primo
shipping hccycs, averaging J, go Ds, Mt $375.
Campbell sold Dave Waixc!l4 1. head, ps,uy .rale.
averaging 1,sGo ns, at SIS 20 per head.
Danah sold lave Watzell 10 head good shipping
be.Scs. averaging LASS fbs. at 23,51.
Marshall cold Morris, R:nncman d Waixell Il
mead, eame grade, averaging 80 ms, at 3351;
$2.b0.
jake Strnter cold Morris, Rtnneman l. Waixcll
IL head good shipping beeves, averaging rs,
TAFT sold Charley Kahn Is head good shipping
steers, averaging 800 tos, at So Is
Yates aold Kahn head good grade beeves, aver
Sttarrs sold Kaha Is head. averaging I. 100 ns.
ut 90 per head.
$3.aa5. 1~'&1' ''t''As 4'-'4 A''' ~
Louis sold Norris, Rinneu,an Il Waixeu 50 head
cnolce ataA.fed beeyes from Tazewell county aver
aging .es3 ms, at $50.
John 20 n Hughes bought II head, averaging ,0;5 Ds,
Dannh sold Sam Bow1es 10 head good shipping
besvcs, averaging 4S7 DIS, at $3
bo"les sold lor 5 head prime shipping beeyes,
averaging $50 fbs, at $4.1e5S
Bingham sold Butiawn Is head, averaging !, ,173
Bingham sold Burnside n head fair government
cattle. averaging 800 ns. at Ss0o.
Willis sold Hough & Co. II head, averaging 1,053
ns. at sass.
Strater cold Morris, Rinncman & Wasxell 81 head
good shipping beeyes, averaging 100 lbs, At $3G0;
e. a he2d q; st;iety prime shipping beeves, averaging
HoGS-Narket active ard firm at the advance
, 1863-03-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

STEAXDoAT ARE1SGEnESTs FOR 18s3-The fol
lowing appointments for steamers to ply from De-
troit, have been made the present season:
The steamer City Of Cleveland, which has been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired will continue,
as last year. to ply in the Lake Superior line.
The steamer Forest Queen, which has also been
reatted and painted, will resume her former routc
between Detroit and Saginaw. The Forest Queen,
built last fall and fitted up in splendid style, will
also ply on tho saMe route.
, 1863-03-14
The Ice on Lake Erie.

party from offices Of theE.ie and Central Pro.
sgcnccs In eity went down the river yes.
ter 'sss p{s1eea e the o IL te v: th
Islands. They were unable, ,tsowever to ct mnch
beyond Turtle Island Light, in consequence OF .
strip Of Ice from five to eight miles n width, ex-
the finland" edge of this "1eld'' as abort four
inches thick and somewhat spongy, bnt that q
abort distance out the Ice looks eleaT, and has the
appearance Of being new and strong. They re-
unless there was very decided change in The
Meathcr, sefeFa! days must e1Apse before uaylga-
ki0d Will be QpfN at thia end nf the Ial., -'
, 1863-03-14

Mhe -The!mnrket Inactive, there being neither
No cbicaso sprinc; *iakiao Tor for 4 Is, M. iGs
Yankee club; SlanA1.35 for No. Milwaukee,
cub; 81.4sl1.5 for red winter western; and
The market quiet and :nsctive. Selling only in
retail lots at s6517Gc bacged. Oats-Stcady at
d7]I6Sc. No ealcs reported. -Barley-Firm aud
scarce Canadian held at 81 81 and State 1t 81
A{e-Q1tGt and nominal at &c for Chtcaco
, 1863-03-14


We publish below letter from j. W.<pres.
ton, esq, the Agent Of the Board of Trade
for the shipment Of supplies to their regi.
mcnt, showing that they have arriyedat Cairo
aud will be promptly forwarded The letter
Is necessary as the Times will assert in day
or two, as 1t has hitherto, that the vegetables
lave been eaten up by the nurses Of the sani-
tary Commission.
The following is the letter:
SF. CHARLES HOTEL,
.,,xx ~, CAIlo. March II. 1861.
A1trS rSS N.s!eon, eeq, Chairman yicksburg Relief
pEAH ~ sIR; arrived here yesterday, ahead Of any
=, 1aG 5oala o. !ade supplies but this morning.
large lot from the EanttaTT Conmiss;"n ~ f~s Enn.
to get Of on the Bostona Ills D. N ~ Ea,ao1p,
the agent Of the Sanitary Commission hc-o Is AZ.
ECeed to nder al assistance noSa;hin - ~, - .e
along. and will forward a1l futnre snnn1;es ~ M
that may come. and think sou NAV Ttfi nrs thoso
will be unnecessary delay here shaf1 b,S" ~
rc-ehip at Memphis, but hope to have no de,ay
there. 0~8A'
dnd that / ehall be obliged to pay at lo,st b.1f
fare on the river aid ii the military arc moi dis-
pceedto favor me, I shall pay full fare. Shall sec
General Tuttle to-day.
Send along articles as fast as you can. for wish
to make euch arrangements AS 60 along as to
caufe as little delay as possible. Mark goods as
before, alN ays marking contents on tho packages.
VIII write you again from Aemphis.
Yours truly, J. ". PRESTON.
, 1863-03-14

FLOUR Received, 1,6a5. Market more acsiye,
snles: go bsls brand not nancdl choice White
sprine eatra It SEQ 10 5rs d DO S st ~ SefdS i
nIis choice srsdng superat s4to; 50 bis Spring
WnEif-Isce:ved, 1851 tu. Market frne7
but INACTIVE. Sales 1890 hu No. Spring {Sc stor
sse1 IN NJ !; !; : c. =. 1so ba % ac
sssl u Si.si: 5000 bu DO at $la3: 100 bn do in
Nosth eide house !ae storagel at $l.23; 1000 bu
T9; 81 SspEI9g % in e. ~ 4 tse sterage> 4 gil
DC in r., A., & Co.'S 2sbe storasej at s1,1s:
SEQ Ia DO !4c storage) at $l1aX 100 bu do n A.
81 eo g e etsfaEs1 sfasss st : S1 4 b :. g a. 4
9se; @o9bq % II S. 3: s CO.. at 91s ~
quos sSaSksssa c5ssss s,ts z b. h acst s gitnont
1nF. s. a 5izc: 500 81 DO lsc stosase) in s.,
L So S1 1T o b. b. e at
Mhescted hn e SoEn in store &c stosage) at IKE 1ooo
oaTs-Keeectved, east Il, ,q4s bu. Market dull and tc
at 81 sS4c 1900 hn DO at t615e: 5000 bu do on p
~, ,RlE.-.Receircd, S37 b1. Market quiet Sales:
;oo bn No l2cstorasc)at s1kc; III bags at s5c On
BAnE -;;Reei.ca. 7s3 bu. Market firm. Sales:
q t,ICqs sIrRs gooa at $1;s5 del.
q. .15tGhNaNEs-Qniet ~ aE-Qniet and nominal at 43c. Sales:
= TiMoTaH sE't i II sEEp1uoro active and better.
sales: s. ks choice at $a.0o; sGS ekt good to
p5I1c p 1t ff.N+ lis Eks good ut $1.85; 81 bags at
GIoyEn SEE. sks prime at seoo
fLAA SEED-s0 bags good at $3.50.
nkiED FRUiT-1,00 Ds unpared Peaches
rack. 1~1A 1'ANA's ~ -
HIDES Steady. We quote:
~. 49, :. %....s"....s..13
Gsen ssii1a H;3.s
A-@AA EAA+CA 4AlutH.
Green Country. .......,..........,.,,. 8x
A~e@A eA+a. 43.Vu4E3.W
EGGs-Dull at 1pc,
keys per b, e1eKc, ny
ONIONS Scarce Ut $s.op9s,2 rs PEI bu,
, 1863-03-14
Pittsburgh oil 11arket-marrb 10.

March 1t-There is but little doing in crude, aud
the market is quiet with no material change in
rates. The receipts continue very light, rcaching
only s33 brla on Tuesday. There were but two
saies reported on Change, one Of 800 brls in bulk
at &c. and 100 brle in bulk at 8c-the purchaeer to
barrel it. BarFe1led oil Is held at from II to Ike
&c for that ~ bulk, althougheome sales are making
below this figure.
Refined Is without change Good standard
Outside brands nny' be quoted It from 81 10 s6e ii
, 1863-03-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CIxc1SsAr1, March IS, 1861.
NH1sEr-Steady market and good demand.
Sales scO brs at 45215hc, the latter rate for wa
gon.
Pnos1s1oSs-Mcss pork Is held firmly at $tt.e5
G14.oo for new city; e13s5 for new country, and
s11.75G1sGo for old city. But the inquiry Is light,
and VIC did not hear OF any Hales. Bulk sides are
quiet Mt 6626Ae; shoulders ut Axe. But there ia
an active demand for bulk hams, and prices arc
higher. The sales comprise 14,oQ0 pieces at SC 70
GG,2s57s. 100 boxes short rib niddles sold at &c.
1asd quiet, with sale OF zoo tierces at 1oHc de-
Hteted On Wabash River.
, 1863-03-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW TORK, March h13--CorroS-Dull and low
CT At s5c for middling uplands,
FLouR-A shade nruer, but demand limited at
80 for extra statc: $7.1Df37eu for extra
round hoop Ohio; S7.S5G}9.15 for trade brands,
closing quiet.
WulsKr--Dull and heavy at 46;'1G4sc.
tied. Winter red $1.teQt.T7. Corn ic better,
with moderate demand at aa4osc for sonnd mixed
western: Sazs2c for nnsound. 0ats little hrmer,
with moderate business at slGSSc
PROVISIONS Pork dull. Mess heavy and lower Cut
meats more active and frner. bacon sides in mir
request Lard more actire and frmer at 10.tt{b1sc,
including 5GQ brls Tor april ut lsc.
Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph.l Observation-Disclosures
LIVERPOOL Feb. as-p.m.
Cotton today quiet hut sseady. Brea1stu6s fiat.
Notwithstanding doing.3 Produce unchanged.
LoxnoS, Feb: as:;-Consols closed at 9assGeosx !;
Illinois Central shares 41H3i0 discount; Etie
shares d4Hli5H.
, 1863-03-14
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. March t.
Lady Franklin, Athens, 81 cnb. yds. dimension
stone, 45 do rubble stone.
II g Loomis. Athens, % cub. yds. rubblc stone, II
do dimension stone.
CLEARED. March L.
Lady Franklin. Athens.
Il @ Loomis, Athens.
Ella, Lasalle, 7,s7:-e1. bales eacke, Morris brls
clay, bales sacks, GAO brick. Lockport
, 1863-03-14

with bnt little offering selling, and prices range
at $6:6o970o per bushel; from second hands
there is more doing. the particulars Of which arc
and lax seed scarce and wanted at $3.15l[i.O pet
, 1863-03-14

:, ,Wheat-Market quiet; NC continue our Quota
tions: White, No *1.50; do No 9 $l.47; red, No
$l:a.; do 10 f1.40. CoEn-Sel1crs are in tho
marErt at 6Oc, but buyers hold off, Oats-Holders
ask Coo. Rye-1n demand at s09s5c. e'0
, 1863-03-14

afternoon. at three O'Clock, the Poyorama will DO
unFoled for the convenience OF those who do not
desfrc to be out in the evening, whom children
wilt be admitted for ten centa
, 1863-03-14

q Practice Economy. Prepare for 'raIny
CAY fou can do this and have the pleasure Of
wearing beautifully shaded apparel. by using Howe
q s!e'ens' Boston Family Dye Colors. Advertised
in this papez.
, 1863-03-14

II There will be meeting ofthe Union yotera
Of the Fourteenth Ward, al John coon's saloon,
corner Of Scdgwick and Goethe streets, on Monday
evening, March 10th, 1863. Ira n. Buell., ". H
stfckney and others, viii address, tho meeting
Come one, come all.
, 1863-03-14

Clover Seed is in fair demand and the market Is
better: gales OF 20 bags at 9,10110Hc. Timothy
seed Is fr1ner and in moderate request at g. 875<R
per bushel Rough fax eeed ia saleable at 81 rs
l3.50 per bushel Of Sc pounds.
, 1863-03-14

PnoAo7Ep.-1n the list Of recent nron,o.
tons, We notice that Of private VIM. r Am.
mcc, Of Robbs' Battery, Indiana Volunteers
to be Assistant Adjutant General, with tho
rank OF Captain, He Is son Of Brig. Gen.
Ammcn, now commandant at Camp Douglas.
has been in the service from the beginning Of
the war, and is every way worthy Of the pro-
uQtsvn.
, 1863-03-14

II ~ LAG i.dAS1 Ife5lueul.
CLARK GE1D, Secretary.

HosEs7T.-Mnjor Van Horn, Of the cath
Illinois volunteers, while on his way from
Lafayette to this city, On the Michigan Cen
tral Railroad, being sick, dropped his pocket
book, containing SO In money, besides his
railroad tickets aud other valuable papers.
On inquiry at the railroad Office as soon as the
loss was discovered, the pocket.book, withits
contents untouched, was handed over to the
Major, and the officers Of the road positively
refused to accept any reward. On the cars,
too, every employee seemed to vic with each
other in their endcayors to render the condi.
tion Of the sick soldier comfortable,
, 1863-03-14
Reliable Railroad Time Table.

Hereafter trains will leave and arrive at Chicago,
Es follows:
.... DErARr. ARR1s4.
MICHIGAN cxNTnAL-DEpo1 Foor or LANE srrrEr
Detroit l. n. 7. Express. t6:3oa g. N. *1O:15 D. n,
Night Express. t6:a5 p. m. HOGS a. n.
ncH. cE:;T.+ crSC1SsAr1 AND LOUISVILLE LINE
Morning E1prcss...-..... $50 a. m. s1o:13 p. m.
Night Express 1915 p. IN. HOGS q. NJ
MICHIGAN soE7uEnS-ToLEDo LINE.
Mail :-.-..-.......... $500 a. N. "i1:00 p. m
New York Express. ...... 1880 q. m. $1,000 B. m
Night E1pscss............ +7:0o p. N. I1oo0 a. m
MICHIGAN sorTHERy-DETRorr LINE.
Mail. "5.pl d. n. *11.C0 ., N.
E1prcss via Adrian. t7:00 p. m. t1o:O0 p u.
c1NcLHNA1I Alb LINE.
Mall Train. s7;00 q. m. 1000 p. m
Night Express. 1910 p. H. 1880 4. n
F1r7sBtHGu, FORT wATNE AND CHICAGO.
Ha1 XXI tfpassenger psssat- +se0 :e0 a. n r1oa p n
Valparaiso oAeeomn..... +&zo ;. n. 'ieoo =. n. n.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Day. Passenger. $50 a, m. *9:4xp m.
rEst, Nisat PassengsT ts4' NJ $50 r.
(saurdaTs only).... 4:oQp. IA. ........
Hyde Park Train. .ed9a. N. $500 q, N.
:, ~ .'.......9lSg n sE&' p. N,
.-......' ~o:7o p N. Gl5p. r
CHICAGO AND ST. Louis.
Hiaht ~; taseenger; Iseenge, @ Ggo n *olop m
Set SSo}lett and Wilmington xc- NJ Is45a N
eomHodat!on. .t......... ti.ne; .o,,
ch'eso 80 AND nocK 1sl1Sp. NV o. -
Toilet Accommodation. .4:s0 p N. .1ois !. n. n.
Night Express. ..t11:15 >. n. t5;45a.m.
CHICAGO. HuEI1sa1oS AID eu1scr.
StShs StEh,a1; Eapse,ss ?. n. - n.
CHICAGO AND aALExA UNION,
@ FaNon PASSENGER. ;e4o a. n 600 a. m.
Fulton Passenger. -....... .11:2D D. IN. 4.a0p, n
FrcepoEt Passenger. ..11.OO q, N. 500 i. N.
EreePoEt Passenger. ..11:3o p. n. SIS ,. N.
, 1863-03-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET,

Go1a In, fnctn,tnd IN Nv, vi ~ rosa.4as,, M .s
nrivate d,srstcbca hctuesn ~, 49, AZ, .ss1s
est neure reached e1oe,no -, Tn soco.d ha..1..
6o1< Tho r,noe herc oa re-,o-taa ,z ,sn,.an.S ~
kers ,ros ss6eeo Thc 1coIr ,,sne, s,rna tar ~
ao- EeeEo ~ tAh. ~. ,.
mo1c confdcnt c,ass? Tbc fsct ia 1n,ch.sa.s 49,
acting cautfonsv In aadit;on N tha btor- .,,+-a,,
to tie co1d sprculatfnr m,nia hv Cono,c.s Nd.
vices from Albany render II aimost certan th,t tho
New York Legislature win naaa a Law ohso1nta1r
prohibiting the tonks IF .naF e+.+a f-,, 1o.,,,..
on gold as collateral Thc fr,rnda ~ +ba ,no.cn-e
contend that the banks wero chartered IN accom-.
, 1863-03-14

Cook & McLain, 9s Dearborn street and ta3
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
eha"ls, &C.. Gents coats, vestz and pants reno.
waited in q superior manner. Bouuets dved
bleaehcd and pressed in the latest style.
mh101m
, 1863-03-14
Chicago Gribu11e.
SATURDAY, MARCH "A, 1868.
THE CITY.

FERsoSAL.-Hon. E. B. Washburnc, n. G.,
Tas In the city yesterday, en- route for home.
, 1863-03-14

MER71sG.-Thc proprietors Of iron foun-
dries hold meeting ut Parlor No. I, fremont
House, this evening, at haE-past o'clock.
, 1863-03-14

IHE PoL1oRAAA or THE TAn.-Goolwfn and
Wilder's series Of War secncs at tho Metropolitan
Hail, has already become popular with our citi-
gems. Their second exhibition took plsce last
oYepiug, to large and eatlue1asae audience, This
, 1863-03-14
j. 4. MEHH1LL, II.
Chicago, March II, 1868. nh144

~ 1.-THE Two Fr1cnds," by the author Of ''Pa-
ticncc md Hope;;" ':Med'tation," from tho Ger
man Of Zschokke, BY Frederick Rowan; 'Aboyc
Her Station,"a new novel, and 4'Fronticr Adyeu-
turea,'' by Y. T. Coggeshall are among the late
arrivals at Walsh's, corner Of Madison street and
Custom House Place
, 1863-03-14
Exports OF xsreadstuAs to Eurone.

niEhes lie following statement Of the cInnrts of
breadetnfa from tho United States to Great Brit
ain aud Ireland since let of September, 1862:
, 1863-03-14
New Fork Stock and Money market,
Rv Tr1ryrnnh NEw TnnE March "a 1sEa
COMMERCIAL

FR1pAF EVENING, March 13, 1863.
RECEIPTS FOR TIE LAST TwESTy-FoCn HOURS.
F!onr. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. B1l'y.
, 1863-03-14

Paper Hapgings selling at less than New
YORK prices, at F. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.
febl81m
, 1863-03-14

Two calls were issued ycsterday-ouc bv
the Republicans, the other b; tho Democrats
for special meeting Of the Common Corn
ell last evening, but as usua, and FIR c,use
there was no quorum. Tbc R.rm,,,tcan cat,
was for meeting "to fako ,c,;n,, l., thr mat !.
ter of the state street Br;drc nav Of III, Fire
Department., dredging the 6onth Dr,nch.
printing the new charter and ordinances, and
the confirmation Of Corporation Counsel and
Superintendent a1 Police"
The above measures are those for the pass
age Of which the Democracy arc clamoring,
and pending which, they complain the inter
interests Of the city are suffering. The Re-
publicans BY their call expressed themselves
willing to meet and pass upon these measures.
The Democracy, however, who have been
so loudly clamoring, and putting on sackcloth
and ashes over the funeral Of the city's inter-
ests, issued another call yesterday, adding to
the specifications In the Republican call, the
following: "reports Of Standing Committees
and:other general 1Hsintxs, exclusive Of appoint
ment Of School Inspectors and Police Magis-
trates.''
Wah all seriousness We ask the Democratic
Aldermen, Mayor Sherman, s. 8. Hnycs who
wants to be Mayor, Little Mech, and 1glehart
tAc errand-boy for the Council, all Of whom
have axes to grind aud therefore get up the
calls, If that general business" isn't played
out? They mean BY 1t the election Of Demo-
cratic judges In every Ward Of the city.
When the charter was originally drawn, tho
Democrats allowed that eight Of the wards
we're Republican and eight Democratic. The
, 1863-03-14

AlLo1AEHTs FROM THE SEvESrr-SFcoxn
REG,MEsT.-The County War Committee oro
still paying out the al1otmcats from thc
Seventy Second regiment, and MS those hay-
ing claims conc in slowly, the Committee
will remain in session for sone days to come,
at the Supervisors room in the Court House,
from two to four p. m. The whole amount
Of the allotment is s., 1854, as follows:
, 1863-03-14

DEt. PAGE d AERR1l1 For the purpose Of
completing the cure Of patients now under thelt
treatment. and Of others who desire to ayall them
selves Of their new aud successful system Of prac
tice, have made arrangements for DR.. Merrill to
remain at the fremont House, for two or three
weeks from date, while Dr.. Paige will be at Rock
ford, Ill.
Call at Room No. 2, fremont House.
, 1863-03-14

REs1GSED.-Wc understand that the Rev.
James Pratt, D, D., has, in consequence Of
continued i'll health, rendered his resignation
as Rector Of Trinity Church in this city. The
vestzy have not yet acted finally in the matter,
but the probabilities are that the tie which
has for several years bound minister and peo-
pie together will be soon severed. Wc shall
be sorTy to lose the Doctor from among us.
, 1863-03-14

Cu1LrRES AND THE OLD FoLKs,-The chill.
dren Of the public schools visited the Old
Folks at Bryan Hall, yesterday afternoon, and
enjoyed very pleasant interview.
, 1863-03-14

BENEFIT roR TIE OLD LADIES' Ho4g.-It
is said to be the intention Of Cubas to give an
entertainment at Bryan Hall, some evening
next week, for the benefit Of the Old Ladies'
Home. The noble intention should be
promptly seconded by our citizens. A thou
sand dollars is q low estimate for the amount
that would be netted for the Home.
, 1863-03-14

- Paper Haugings, wholesale and retail
Largest stock in the city at CHASE d co.'s, 100
Randolph street. Min.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

Military NOtico.
3 Oprrcx or TEE Provost MAMMAL OsNHAAL2
oy TnE Iowa AND MisssUn1 BoRpnn.
KkaXUk, Iowa, January SoEH, le6SS
BY pc,smptoly orders from Headquarters furnish
ing liquors Of any kind ale, beer cidsr, wine, Ac..
either By sals si barter, 70 saiistsa sedsrs Of
the United States 10 prohibited under penalty Of nne
and imprisonment.
Notice IL therefore given that the above order win
be riridly cnfo1 red within this Distssce.
JOHN n. HIATT
jap1l-d Provost 0nfshei General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

4 FALSEHOOD D8ANDKD.
The following is the closing paragraph
OF recent communications from he
Treasury Department to the House OF
Representatives:
Iembrace with pleasure this opportun-
ity Of notifying false impressions indus
triously propagated, that the collection Of
cotton and the care of plantations and
labofers hA The Sea Islands Of, South Caro-
lips has been attssded with great cost 4
the Government. So far from the truth
il this statement. that there is now in ths
hands Vt the Assistant Treasurer in New
York = half million Of dollars sawed
through these operations, which 1t TIM
moment belongs more rightfully to th,
laborers who planted, cultivated, and
gathered the cotton, than to any Other
possible claimant.
With great respect,
8. p. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

THE SuLrAH INsAH1,--It. i sid that
the Marquis de- Moustier, French Minis.
tsr = Constanhaopl. has informed his
Gcvsransnt- that Ihe Sultan Of Tnskey u
insane. Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

WAxALS...... ..ss'. -
Asrsssnss............... 0ASso1S
Ppssnineatiy = leuwnsl 81 Aevs - sf l4Asnaaass
TEE TnisUns Ass pentie.i eosvsssas,.. SnasA are
Il 10 Republican ~ its hssfty sdhsstss 70 Ne essat
truth ,nsi God has made Of oas blood MI nieas ~
.iiensSiv q gts all 70 .iifs tt~sty. ssd NJ
sursait ~ pptness"Bspuelacan In ~ steA0fasf,
ss 4 s... q f.. 80 !. sss
Rsbe HIM, - erasp TIE empire ~ s Eev Wesid
and Weld tbs ressures. q sar ssuasry ss -
srlssocrsts esd asarsss iAs Ola ~osta. - luAy
hail IN Ne pssis and caiamies ssddanly tegsst sDsa
ss - .as.r A.srssa ssssssrp.,i sas Sv.ssrsv -
aaItrsst IL hisA aDd sSors. th.t tbs asssetess No
bsiliea n ~ signai osesshtsv sfits est
sossi Laws tksouxh the hole sxtsns ef ecus-
w. uhsssiu LssTsy ssd Unton slsli izAsss ss 1859
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come extent in sAsss, TO kasse4isss Tsmpssasss.
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