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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

POSITIVELY CoMNG.-Rev. Geo. b. Taylor
authorizes us to announce that he will positively
address the citizens of Weayerville at the Union
Church this Saturday evening
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

BACK AGAS-John Patterson, Esq, an old
resident oil trinity Center, returned last Satur-
day, after an absence of two years. He receives
n hearty welcome back to bis old home, where he
proposes to permanently settle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Nrw BmpaEs-The California Stage Company
have completed u substantial bridge over owi''
creek, and are getting The timoers rtaoy 'o' a.l
other across Trinity between swift creek a"'
Fitch's old ferry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

LIBERAL FOR ONoE.-The Pacific Mail Steam,
ship Company have resolved to pay half salaries
to the widows and orphans of the crew OF the
Golden Gate, lost last summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

PROSPECT OF RoAD.-The best job in the way
OF road making done in these parts within our
knowledge, is visible on Main street, opposite
the Tbeater. The road has been filed up five
feet within week We submit that supervisor
Carr is justly entitled to new hat for that lob
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co
Weavervillp. Ian loco

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weaverville, Jan. s, 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in ocno.
l dance with the provisions of an Act of Tsa.
stature creating Redemption Fund for Trin;tSv
county. sealed proposals for the surrender y,
county warrants will be received at the Office Of q,
day OF the session of the Board of Snn.rn;. 'as'
in February next r'''isors
:, G1- No bids will be received for more ,h,u
Tue par value OF Warrants offered, aud each W..
rant proposed to be surrepdered most accomn,n ~
'n1 ss..h SIJ JOHN MUSSER,
'''''' County Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the county of Trinity
State Of California:
In the matter of The Estate OF HENRY LEACH,
deceased:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DA.
" vid Jones, the Administrator Of the Estate
OF Henry Leach, deceased. has rendered and pre-.
sented for settlement, and fled in said Court, his
hnal account of his administration of said estate,
ana that that Saturday. the gath day of January, A.
d., 1863 being a day of a term of said Court. IN
wit of the December term, A. D., 1862. at II
O'Clock. a. M. at the Court room Of said Court.
at the Court House, in Weaverville, in said Trim.
ity county, has been duly appointed by the Pro.
bate Judge Of said Court. for the settlement of
said account, at which time and place any person
Interested In said estate may appear and die bis
exceptions In writing to the said account and
contest the same.
Dated at Weaverville this 14th day OF Januarv
A. D., 1868. MF. GRIFFIN CIarL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
M ar r I 9 d /:

AT the residence of p. Cullen, Oregon Gulch,
Jan. llth. by Rev. Father Delauhunty. PnILIF
McGRATH, ESQ. of Weavervle, TO Miss KATY
RoUHKE, late OF Saxonville. Mass.
AT the st. Charles Hotel. Weaverville, Jan
18th, by Rev. Thomas Chivers. Mr.. HENRY
HERRIcK, of Trinity river, to MISS HARRIET A
HARVEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

WANTED.-Twenty-fve cents will be paid on
delivery at this Office, of copy of the Caiifor.
nia Daily Republican, printed at Sacramento, aud
edited ty Berish Brown. the Northern man
a.lb Southern principles" ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
FERRY NOTICE

NoriCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned will apply to the Board Of Sn
prrVisors oil Trinity county ut the February term
,9r u incense 10 Keep Toll Ferry across Trinit,
Lewiston, Jan. 10, 1858. i,.S
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

CHANGE OF DArs.-The Steam Navigation
Company's boats leave Red Bluff on Tuesday and
Saturday, until further notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
Treasurer's Notice.
)FFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.

Vito, JHH. II, 1858. I
HOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR.
IL rants are hereby notified that the following
Num1efs, registered on the county General Fund
from February ll,h to May 10Th. lSGO. ara now
due and will be paid on presentation at NV ot
hoe, Interest on SAID Warrants will ena.a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

promotes its growth prevents its falling Of srsdicAtes
dandruG, and mpars health and plea.sntness to .hs
Hair Coloring and constantly increasing in favor U.s.
ed by both gentlemen and ladies' is sold BY all Iespee
table dealers. be procured by them OF y. 8
Proprietor New York HosTETTER, SIXTH DEAN, Agents,
San Francisco Two sizes, so cts. and 81 olsn'eow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
B i r t h s f:

In Weavervile, Jan. l5th the wife Of VIM. B.
Brown, Of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
HEIMST TREET T'S
TnimitabIe Hair Restorative !
1T rs NOT A DYE

IT IS NOT A DIE
But restores gray hair to its original color BY 'upp
ing the capillary tubes with natural substances
by age or disease All nsananeoas dyes are composed o
lunar eauc destroying the vitality and beauty OF 'hs
hair and afford of themselves dressing Heimstreet'
Indomable Colorng not only restores hair to Its natural
calor by an easy process, but gives the hair q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
SHIpwRECKs.

short time ago the MONDAY clipper ship wa.
wrecked at the Farralones, and yesterday the 4,
W. Bailey was lost outside the Heads. The can
tain and eight of the crew perished There has
been terrible blowing on the coast OF late, and
several steamers came in badly crippled
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

hLlEN OuVk' III ITIsHnaII, shot himself yester-
day atternoon--A PATIENT at the Home of the
lne6riate, while suffering delirium remens. made
u rope OF his blankets. which broke aud let him
fall to the ground, where he was found senseless
ALI the appliances for an immense machine
shop has been shipped to the Government works
at Mare Island--DESAIs LEARY fell dead yes.
terday, in store on Front street-THE sugar
crop in the Sandwich Islands, this year, is 100,
900 pounds. TKIyIry
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

The Daily One OCIock .Ne,os has been In slight
circulation here some weeks. hear some talk
of starting Union daily paper, to be the cen
trial organ Of the party. The Herald, aspiring to
that now. is not considered strong enough be-
sides, it has bad odor from of old. The party
have not much confidence in it, and IL would not
be surprising if it were superseded IN the snr;ng
a Wool and Vine Register has been started at
Sacramento, but TO the general reader it is not
of much account.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
1 The cal; f,r . mass meeting h.r

ET The cal f,r . mass meeting here
with Published Indicates The State oi isel
,ns il. ST. Louis in regard TO the sciioa.
oi the. Pto-Si.v.ry State Cpuyentlon oi
u is, ouri:
An IMPORTANT Mt vExrsr Mas
Marine TO sr CALIED We give h--
Iow cory OF call winch Is in ctrculs
ton, aud which. We harm. 10 being nu
neron-ly signed. The whole thing will
ne luLli-hed 10 due time. l, is unnec
essary to comment upon the importance
OF the movement:
The undersigned citizens OF St. Loui'
feeling negrieved by the recent ac'ion Of
tie S,Ms Convention in its Effort Il
strengthen slavery in Missouri. BY the
passage OF m ,rdinsnce which is inten ded
10 fast4.n that institution upnn the State
irre vocabl, Tor = long series Of years, and
which discriminate against the non
s.aysholder. by prov,ding tha, while ol
HIS property is taxed to sustsin the gos
crpmeat. slave property which 10 in thu
hands Of tho wealthy, and in majority o
instances Of disloyal men, shall be Z mp'
thus fostering slAvsryst the expense o
The true interests of the State, which or
dinance the Conven ion has sought I,
impose upon the penl'e wi'hes' their co'
,ent, contrary to their wishes. aud with
pnt giving them the opportunity 70 b
heard Vt the polls IN reference 'herct"
aud at the same tine has continued u
lace and power Governor aud o;se
state officers whum tie people have hn'
no choice in choosing, contrary 20 ia
arst principles Of u free government, fe'
'tnpeIl.i TO enter Their fniiic Isrpte'
aga,l.st theee high handed n,easu,es
'utraae aud insuli To the loyal Mas-es Z
dir~u i. aud wound invite as uany i
,erce with ss IN thes.. yiexs Ia meet vi,
i. M Mss eo.v, nii..n .n " iark \,
JllJ ., At the Cenri II u.e X u.d
axe counsel H. to tue h- !, rnaa0s uf ieu
Jog the evils I, f-rrcd tn. y
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Correspondence N. Y. Evening Post
LrerRP,oL June II.
The unchecked depr~dslious ei the
Conf-'i~rat" pirates are h.yiag their in.
eyi,sbl effect upon onr -,rnnsrce aid the
A Amsriesn r,lstt ms OF Liverpool Last
week the Waterloo decks. u.u lIy crowd
ed BY Anrsican shipping presented 4
sig' uhpteseuted since The war Of 1919
for, With one s.lisssy eaceptiap. there
was not an Anne lean vessel in The
d, cks, ~ N,4sx.
Tie s'arnation OF the American carry
ing trade has thrown many sI,iss sps.'
the marker. md .utne ~ the finest vessrl-
lately employed in American cnmn.erc-
ars now seeking purchasers Among
tfose ohsre ior ,a'e are the chip Ella.
built az Top.ham. Name ship s uth.
srrer. bulls ii Portsmouth, Va. in 1856 !;
bark Joseph Tsyks, built at Mysic.
Co',n.; sh'p Meteor, tu,lt At Calais.
Maine b. iaanf;ns fsnny Le~i.. built
at Portland. Maine. The.~ are all 6rs,
cla,s vessels. a.d set they are n. ce,@s,i
" wi'hdsswn tr.m the Americsu trails.
thanks 10 ,he frw during buccaneers Who
6y the Confederate f.g; they are in fact
pirate h'und, aud Tor purposes Of profit
sbie employment are - 81 ~sly bi,cka-
ted ~ tie Alsbans or Florida ought 70
bs hy this tine by the F.dsrsl navy. Is
The apparent srnthy Of the American
Government and l1srchxnis in =. gard T.
these pirates, causes much cohm-nl
here, and Of lats-ti 1T is. since Scmme,
| and tIs iu.iiatofs, emboldened by ,hei'
-uccess, hsve dared to meddle with Eng
fish careoes-this comment is not un
mingled with regret. The captain Of on,
Of the VESSELS recently csptured by the
Alabama reached This pl.ce lately, sne
gave sn Interesting scc..un, OF his expert
sncs, winch r,her CALLED certain ci,ixenl
OF this seccssion-losing town. Whe,
Semnrs boarded his vessel. Captain Ad
ans o"n6irnuy produced . documen
sig'sJ by tie Magof Of Liverpool. cert
flying tnst the cs.g wss the properly o
English holders. Did this in,puden
Semmss care tor that? NA u al! II
plainly told the sstonished captain tbs
the Mayor Of Liverpool vas nothing L
him II merchants will ship grc "a i
American bottoms" he added that the,
must suffer the c.s0s aa-pce-.'
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ROsKSbAss oS sLAyERY - rais gen
temap Ia a letter ron Murireesboro. 81
April -. 10 the ed Tor vi the C,iho.ic
Telegraph. III cinuaii, says IL t"ilpw:
su happy 10 s-e the spiend,d stand
"n ok 10 the 1eksraph a-a,ad slavery
~,th is horrors. barb,r ties aud ia>~ in..
nior.hti--. SI.v~ry is d-sd. Notbtr.
can resnscitaie II. To harm this f,ct ful
", y.u ID, ul icy us d Writ. Th.rs !.
.ol negro IN the South xhu dnts ho'
know he Ia Tree Arouud h.rs they hsv,
squa, ted on the plaaisIian., aud refsss
to work f.r apy ope hu, liI mtev-s
they have sown little crops Of their uwa
and the masters have G, ased to exercis,
any control vrr them
AZ an indication will cite a strun-
case. The la.iy OF The i.uuse where ! All
-taying, attempted TO punish ore Of hs
negr, wom 81, this morning | had it
| step IN T., save the nisitees tram beins
'adiy used up, ~ the daskey WAS b l. bor
lng her with the stick intended far he,
own punishment. '.L.rnao di&ee omnes >
He,e is another "Big Jacubin" Tor IL,
81. Louis uniru. Let hun. be d.. alt with
aud not be permitted thus to impus,
the policy. aud disregard the laws q
the State Of Tenscssee.
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Abost s.laiesss s..ss.

10 sIsahlrg al Joho Br ugn, the Un.
In Nominee tor G werner in this State,
ths BuFfso Ai,er:is@r ,ays:
ia lbis connection. IL is proper 10
state that extensive m'li'ary preparations
raw, b-~a nsde in Uli,, IL prevent tho
thr,s ened Sc. hon s,,"n oi Psaos Demo
rats ir"a bixi.. winch nos seems 40
iniaeht IL Is rnniored thst "ne Of The
III 'ctS"f the present INV ,s.on of the
Nonh by the rebeis is 10 se' urc the cleo
''"n .. her ly. Snll nd Il mem. We
give it tr wis., ii 10 worth, a., veuch,n2
l,r it, truth"
Their. may bs something 10 this A
tailn dl@hsm !. the 'svorite candidate
with tn, rebel s4isisrs, ani tSr1uyt oI
tulon soldiers. he suf por .r. Il the o
'ner nay ris'm that u ~"u d tr u" mo {
'han tslf thai the Votes oil ohe array
should ,ff- fho,-. of other How i.
he g httu u to be preserved a,
IA ftl.-fs ats,i, it. 1t ..ny enc kind o
s..i i,-is are alls. 10 ,ot Ii shoui
ALSO t~ kept IN mind that the rebel s,ld
ier- visit Tho Narth at V .li4nd. Cham :
suyg, Il op--f T"lein Bis,ie.
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~ The Coppsricad. all ice ths
their rsbel isie. d. destroyed AID -'os .br
property OF Tbsd. S,.vens am"unt.n. ,u
I've, h,lIidt.-d tlssa,.. u ,lo.isrs. J.ia~>
Burhaas" property IN the sanie ceu"'
was unoi ,usbei b. tie invAdcrr, wa
do .,tl.ss 10 ked up,n lin AS me
ih.,r best friends. ii regarded Lis rre u
90 ~ sacred soll."
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- Gov. Gamble. who resigncd his
position Of Provisionsl g .v~vnor oi Ms
suri, has assumed il again. H.sisg
b.. .urressiul in getting ,h" SlavehoId-
ers ~,emltc from Lxation strenR' b. ned
the bus.ls of slavery for the present. and
given ,hs S,s. holders the advantage that
may sriss ir,m future contingencies, and
refused ~ subnit their action 10 the peo-
lie On the exprsss " Border RufIiAD "
principle announced by him. that the
peopis would not sans,ion it.
lie closes bis letter Issuminz his life
Govsrn"rship Of the Sla ie Win dang .
the President ~ follows:
Aud this occurred sfier your rsstiu.
tion was pss-~d, end designed TO gain
sows support to The oaase VI eman pa tion.
To sone .x,em | nsy be underslo.d 10
have comsis,el nsy.eii TO cobsinss 10 o.
6re, 1t least Will. the STATE Is di,tui bed
aud the adn,inislrarion VI ordinary civJ
government 10 interrupted. l always try
to redssp, my pledges. l.hereiurs With
draw my res,gnatiou. and will involve my
self in the cares aud perpI, xities Of o6ice,
not to bs, as the ssyne i0us President OF
the United States regards me, the head Of
= facs,on. tu, on ,0cer Of ihe Ssste.
above Oh party iuAucuc.s. and carelesI Of
every thing but The interests of the State
Ii. r. GAMBLE"
! Gamble the slavshoidins manipulation oI
minority party in Missouri, wIich dare
not submit ito acts TO the peops and which
rule, in the interests of Au sristocrAcy BY
virtue Of an election made more sbsn tvo
years ego. snesfs st our 81, aci,ns Pres.
iden, for ssyiing him the bead VI . fac
ton. We hope that the sreer viii 40
scsre the President, even shoGld it b.
backed up by his m'Iitar, commandcr II
Missouri.
! The people Of Missouri are already sob
iect TO an irresponsible, aud to all spp~sr
snce, sn interininsbIe desp,tism. ~LicI
scts iu scorntul contempt oi the seat
ments aud iuteresis OF tie peapie.
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re.,ruet,v. r,r. - ~. /. p.r,.

We learn that the II sssive WopIen
Factory OF Meek Il SIN q, Bonsparte was
des,ro, cd BY 6rs at mid -da, Sunday last
Loss some fifteen thousand dollars, only
three thousand Of which was covered by
insu,sncs. This lass falls heavily upon
the vropri.tors. aud is at the - nc tine =
great lose to the cou,punit, apd the Sto,e,
in tie destruction Of one Of our oldest
and most u.sfil manufactures. y
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GE J. G. MEADE.
OE ,. u. NJ Z ADE,
NJ Gn. of Volunteers.
JAS. A. Roskv~Lr, Esq ~cy. Lo, al
National League. New York.

JusrlcE DoNK Every hoof Of stock
which w. me.iioned the o,h,r day ~
h,viog b IN driven "a .roni loyal Gil zans
II rhis c"an,y. has been returned ~ il.
righi hl o .ncr-. General Esing had the
ea,,ie brough, from J,h..on eonats,
k.n,aS. wh' re they had b u driven aud
turned them .yer 4" M,lor kankUu,
"a ke rcst.red ta such owners as hr. fr.m
his hn,g srqa,s,asne ni H,- c"u'ty,
kn tn be loyal men. he rcsul, ..
this affair is in tic Iigi e~t tev,ec credit
b . 10 'i.c jus. i,- sai rroa,pintss o.
ticn. xvi. g. ard shows the gros- hard
.s,ips inflic ed assen'ea 'iiirs urn goo
and loyal riiis-rs hy irrc>p ,n>il,i- y,s, fi+,
of re.u'sr III irr~.u ar nj itars. Tho as
s,i,+ 10 ,lettrni ne ,nsLs Ly LIS IN a.
ssb''rssy -a.,d "Htsns ma, sirr - kansa,
Ciy Jou. nal VI CoMu.srve.
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4 Powerful steam fleet Reaay Ter
RarSutG.

Hardly had the steamers returned,
which we're sent away tev dsy. sincs,
aud rrp"rt.d their failure TO discover tn.
VII restou,s Of the pirates than orders
were received at New Yo,k 70 prepare
once mnre oil available vessels, and T.,
charter every fast one 70 be had. The
steamers Gertrude and Granite State, both
captured pr'ses, are finishing rapidly 1t
the Bfooklyn Navy YMd, sad viii hs sent
to sea immediately. A tugboat Was dis,
Paci.ed On "Wednesday evening after the
steam irigsse 6sa Jaeiato. With oFders 10
bring her back and Dispatch her after the
Tscony. bur she w,s 10 lar oui to sea -
Yesterday Rear Admiral Pauldinx sue.
eteded in chsrtering the splendid ocean
steamships Atlantic. Baltic, Star Of the
S,u'h. and others
The feet arrived at the Navy Yard last
evening, and will be outside tie lights to-
day. The new steam corvette Shsaan.
dosh has received her ssiling orders st
Philadelphia. and viii iin the chase !;
ne bark Ethan Allen has goss from The
Bost,n Navy Yard. and tis new stswnser
II wquah, built at East kSteb BY Brown
d Lowell. has been chartered for instant
service The steam frigate Su,qurhsuns
which sccon' panied the Niagara on the
Ecab's expedition has been i.suIed along
side The wharf, At the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, 10 tt fusd vut and, indeed. every
vessel that possesses any .ea- going quail
i6cstions will bs ~ the hands Of he con-
s,roctors aud litt@rs out for the b. II few
days. The following 10 . rec pi,ulstiop
Of il'e squadcon now sb,us TO participate
in the chase
/ Nsme. Description. Where.
/. Atlantic Chartered New York.
2 Balsic /"
Ethan Alien Boston
S Shenandoah Navy built Qorv't Philsd
8. Hswquah Steam Corvette Boston
T Is ~As ramored last night that tn.
Cuu,bria. blackstone, aud other craft
have been rechsrtsred.
The Com a.andant Of the Brooklyn Navy
York has ordered Lieutenant Con, ,maDfel
Fiilebrown. Capt Nichols son of the Sham
rock. Capt. Cooper. ia'e of the Connect
ioui, aud oshsr ufac<rs - command thes
vessels, and TO uss all the possible vigil
lsace in searching tor the r~bd pirates
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~Ths Copperhead papers are oon.
tiuuaII y asserting that s'if there bad been
no Abolition kspsblis.n) party, there
could have tsen no civil vat Why
not 40 farther. aud admit ths, II there
had not been 81 ves, there y, nd have
been NO Aholitionistr---if there had be-b
no CopperheAd in Eden, there would
have keso no erigisal sin--snd fsstsn
the responsibility Of she rebellion upou
the old original Copperhead, who induced
Adam and Ere 70 rebel.
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EE a core p nitnt .Iom the army
Ia memphis, $500 ths1 the people ais
very sios 10 understand what . The llst
TAR hut 10 no, lau,~eli particularly sur
p,,,ed at ti.i, du lhvss oi coa, ,preiebsivi
la y.ew ii the isct thai Gpd Afiuighi
had TO discharge ten ,eriibie ouscess:v
=" "bl o.dsi ,ss o aiast the people ot Egyr
seizure he succssjei ia gaiunng hearing
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CoppeThcaas Cisane1 cut ~ M
EE ver00a.

5 =
There Wis an exciting time ~ thr ann'-
v,rsry exercises Il Ctrueil College. st
NJ, V rnpn, on ti,e a6 Ii ult II se-,ns
that alb, vi dnztn y. rsons from Marion
q, pcs.,d III the cr.wd with C"pr~rha,
,,ns Alb a two thousand persons wei G
pr sent,iM exercir~s being held in~ grove
On the appeatunre Of The secc-h en,b en-,
business VA, suspended hy The tuuu t.
aud every topporhe.d la g was ha.iil,
tas ea tsoa is awner AMI he sorcsd {,
har ali 10 the unon \ gay hca'ies
nsit", VII h : hong bcen bi tsur for til.
II hr,n Confedcrscs declared that b.
| would not hurral, far thc Ual..,,, but III,
t.e ,hok,pg hraugh' him to terns. o.
| .uung mia Ia d Oh Sou itrn badge
x,aca Was torn finu her breast, cIoihr
AUD all, b., aa..her y.ung wanna. Th'
4 In tor had her bonnet ae-tr.y,d Ia csptur
/, K lt-pln MID mo y..nnG nien raisr'
c.-At " ten doll rs nsttstrr Z, repisc
the b,.n,t. I e Copperteai pins bei"l
all sc.esa dseut. DE x.rrise> were 7.
i fsnn,.d aud p. i III v.'y .a.isactuf'i,
| - uus>a,iLs J-ur.
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EI Il is announced from Washington
that the section VI the Esroll.ent Law
reiessing drafted persons on the payment
81 $500 is 70 be construed literally. The
Commissioner vi Internsl Revenue in the
district in which the person is drafted, j.
designated ~ the officer to whom the
money 10 to be p~id.- Chicago 10 .rnoi
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PEskoSAL.-Mr. T.. ". Ten Eyrk Of
Ilar,s bag, Pea :, vani. = bro h.r uf oar
well known lie ! " osnsmsn III. u Tn
E,,h bis re,ra'l, '.isposed .. his hotel
rr pry IN HAnl'b " and rem we'd ,o
ksskuk, TO take a.. has permanent resi-
dense.
Mr.. Ten z ck VISITED our n .ce few
weeks. ani sil~r seannlng IL. sdvsntap%s
d.c,dcd after full drhbers.iou t, invrst
hi~ means snf Il AXE his inue with US,
aid returned In tire To remav- his family
during the tig SCARE .. harrisburg.
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wAoos FOR SALE --sv advertisement

- ltems sbost town are scarce. The
people were considerably excited shout
the news from penusyivAnia yesterday.
Tnier con6dcnc, IN Gen. Meade 10 un-
bounded. and il is yet believed that he
will bag Lee and his whole army before
be can cross the Potomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

AT,Es LIS. -- The members Of the
Union Corrs will u,eei 10 Odd P-!l.sws'
ii n, ~ The corner Of Ssven,h and Main,
this evening. for drill snd the transsctioa
oi busirsss. A full attendance isrsquir~d.
By order of Captain
&. g. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07

AsJruan FA~l - iiier the news o
the ,tpul.s nj i.re army in Penus, l,e
niA va ,eca.vod iu N.~ York. g /
isil " 3-,&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
THE CITY.


Hsra ter nj subscrit ttens will be re-
c,iv@d for the nnily for l.s~ than three
m ont.s ., the yearly rstrs. All rsrronr
snhscribing fr irs. than three noashs.
will he charged at tie rate Of sixty cents
o mouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-07
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