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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Headquarters Army OF Potomac, !
Feb. lf,. 1863.

Two expeditions just returned with sat.
isfactory reSulu.
The contraband traffic between rebel.
in Maryland and Virginia is being bro.
ken up; also preventisg the snforcsmsnt
Of the CONSUMPTION, ordered 10 take place
10 the counties on the neck from the 18th
to the 17th.s Large quantities of provis-
ions and number Of horses and mules
we're secured. A large number of con-
trabands returned with Che expedition
party. Among the captures were two
large mail bags, several citizens engaged
in smuggling, some rebel soldiers, rebel
signal officer, several vessels used in con-
veying supplies across the Potomac were
captured and destroyed. "
--~---& &-.- ~--.--~% @------- sHse5&ss
Cairo. Feb. II.
The case of Knox, of the N. Y. Her
aid, is not yet disposed of. 1t is said
that correspondents generally are receiv.
ing cold shoulder in Grants army, and
their newspapers ara kept out. only IN
occasional copy finding its way TO officers
quarters
The steamer Roena arrived to-day from
Memphis, in charge of 4 prize crew. In
addition TO quinine foand on her when
+shs Was arrsated at Island 10 she bad
1900 pair pantaloons. revolvers, DC
Theus wereahree paynastsrs aboard with
e3, ,O00, 600, and i y believed that An ar
ranesment had beeu made to have hes
captured at Uptonville, No.. By guerril.
las. She has long been suspested of be.
ing engaged in contrabsnd trade.
Three jews wsrs arrested at the Island
yesterday, having on their persons $250t
in gold. They are understood to be spec
ulators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

Dn-It i hintsd that the Young Mems
Democratic Club must b hard ap for
material TO take unnaturalixed foreigners
for o0ses1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

G AFRO ELE TIoN.
--latest f,0ns v>fcItsbssrg.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Fsraging Party have = SklrnisA.
Nashville, Feb. 16.

Fsragi.g Party have . sklrnisA.
Nashville. Feb. 10.
Yesterday for.ging party Of the I'd
Minn., 6tsadman's Brigade, collected
near NolsnSville and had { severe skirn-
ish with two companies Of Forests CON-
mand. Our men killed and wounded
five. The balance Of the rebels escaped.
Immense supplies ars constantly being
forwarded 10 the army by rsiroad. 1t ID
guarded along the entire distance TO MUIR
freesboro. Skirmishing occurs daily b.
tween pickets.
Cars on the Losisvills & Nashville r..
r. are running regularly.
TAe nank Dall.
Warrington, Feb. l6.
Times Special
The Ways and Means committee viii
report the bank bill A. it passed the Sem
ate.
The Senate's ame ndments to loan bill
win be considered by the committee To-
morrow. and will. at an early hour, be
referred back to the House. 1t will be act
ed ol IA advance Of The bank bill.
( lis ooncsdsd now By opponents ofthe
baAk bill that it win become law. They
admit also that the Senate amendment a
the finance bill, taxing banks, viii be re.
tanned. s.i
The statement published in Washing
ton papsn that 6en. Sherman ii In the
city is IN error, aad there 10 NO reason e
suppose he has been absent from his com.
mand. rise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

Arrival and Departure - Trains.
4. ~. ,. II. AsD u. 4. =. r. ~. ,. AND =. \. \.
1la1 leaves. y. Morning leaves eco AZ
ssrtsss...,7 ~ s.n- Ahsrsosn sss. s'45 s-A.
DvstsAa lsAsss . ~ % sa'g wAaAsa vALLxY a.n.
arYives.. 4.i3 Pm, Leaves Hamilton 1Uo AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

I, 1~John CONFESS, the recently elect
ed Senator fron Califorais, i Union
Democrat Of the Broderick and Douglas
school, and the fact that he was elected
lbJ Legislature strongly Republican be-
tokens that be is IN right on present
issues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

~ The Copperheads decline the Of
fer Of Train u como and electioneer here
for e76.s That's cheap for this terrific
lion, Tor carrier II : liens skin. and We
al 1ssi badly disappointed that they did
mot hiring him On and let him show biz
sa.s. Ths s.unssrriasd'' must either dis.
relish ths styls asd probable inAasnce d
this raving psrfornss, = thsy saa't "rsiss
quartsn enough - pay fos ths rQon" and
! hisshazyss. isns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

Gee. -. Prentice Engagss N Cosson
oRssaiasAons.
The following il taken from ! late Rich
mond paper: a'4sa' A5s @sa'4' Y
Amoog the Yankee correspondence
captsrsd b Gen. Wharton in his recent
dash near Nashville, il the following let.
ter from Geo. D. Prentice, which explains
itself
LouIsvIzLE. Nov. II, GO.
Major General Rosecrans: 4 {Y4
D1AR SlR--Some months ago Mr.. Jno,
w. Whits received from me 2 IS, 900 ii
gold, shish haiayeelsd for, NJ IL opttaa,
| Investing 4 the same tins large amount
for himself and 0thsxs, The cotton bales
lwssa ssiasd ct Nashsills and ussd fer tha
Notifications, Government Feeeipts Be.
| iae given for them. They are tksrs -,
IIleasp. y ss's, f9 II ].
Nov, 1t seems to me that wAsa cotton
| L % very valuabls--a bale bsiag worth,
lay, el4O--that cheaper material ought
llonr since 70 have been substituted in the
forti6cstoas. The cotton, l. am told, i
lsoandalously wasted BY the soldiers.
fmvn wrisiaa : brief .artiale for my pspsl
1 (nthe subject, and / will have : copl
f}pSl lyoa.s ~ bsg that yoa win givs
lit(ls sApnfht y ny susgasticna. n =
~ thing l6r ! peg EDITOR n layeto sna
3i1iass peouniaEJ les = A.snnh otiuos =
ISb@s, y y 4, 4 ~ rIly yosSs. ~. 4
Gxo. D. PhENFIcR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

Tnr. Hamill informs n that there
was m error in ! paragraph which ap-
psassdia the papsr yesterday il regard
70 . mls Of Lard by Beatty &zHanil.--
The amount of The sale vas 7SS tierces,
inssssd Of $50. and the price vas 8 cents
psr pound, instead Of "a. The Lard wss
sold BY Beatty + Hamill for other par
ties, ard not O their own account
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

DrTAs Constitst;os, Of yesterday, paS-
lishea letter from C. w. Lowrie, Gov
srnor's Aid. expressing much surprise It
the prevalent report that he had abscond-
cd, and stating that b left il hurry %
. summous TO the sick bed Of his father.
He expects 10 retura soon. e. &8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

New York, Feb. n.
Gen. Foster left Baltimore yesterday
for Port Royal. tati
I pAdvices from Port al Prince says it Is
reported the Ahbama made two or three
more prizes. 's aa
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WashiuRtos. Feb. II.

Foster reported bill which passed
changing the time Of holding Circuit and
District Courts in Indiana.
The House resumed consideration Of
the Louisiana election case.
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Washiurton. Feb. l7
New York, Feb. IL.

~ s#s" new York. Feb. III.
A Washington letter Of the 18th sayS
Senator Wilson. in debate, in answer to .
question addfessed to him ss Chairman
Of the Military committee. that the report
rof Ger. AeG Glelian on The Psninsu3ar csm- cs 1.
paign Will soon b Insds public. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

sssw-xsA New York, Feb. IL.
Fs The. steamer Creole, hqn New Orleans
9th, hasa arrived.
Gen. Bsnks issued an order supsndfng
ne navigation Of the Mississippi to vss-
sells snhsgsly ssgags1 : private trade
excepting thosc engaged cosstwiss Or
ia foreign commerce.
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those exsupsed By Stats Constitutions


those exempted BY Stats Constitutions
there would be revelation. 9s""
Several voices--Oh no!
McDougal said if there was to Be rsvo-
luton 10 the North, let it come He did
not believe there would be any such revos |
luton. afS ~ e4 = sasa q
Rice wanted Senators not TO touch the
Constitution Of any State.
The amendment was net concurred
iD-17 against 19
Wilson presented m amendment TO ex-
empt members Of Congress. Rejectsd-
I6 70 90.
McDougal offered an amendment,
which was adopted, including citizens Of
foreign birth, who may have declared
their intention so become citizens, in the
provisions of the bill. I
King renewed an amendment TO ex-
empt Governors Of States, which vas
adopted. '8
At lq o'clock the bin passed the ssa-
ate.
Washington, Feb. IL.
Foster, Davis, Collamer and Hows pre-
seBted pstitioas from Camp Hospital and
| Ambuhnce Corps. s M
King presented = petition asking for
equal privileges to al telegraph COM
ColAmsr, from the Post Ofice Com
mittse, reported joint reaolution author
isiDg the collection Of foreign postage in
coin. 81
i Wilson, of Mass., from the Military
tommittse, reported hack the biz re-
organizing engineer corps.
1 TrunbuR called up the bill to prevent
agents of tAs Government a. we'll ..
members Of Congress and officers Of ths
Government from taking any considers
tion for procuring pl&oe, Office or con
: tract. Passed. lt
Howard called up the bill dividing
: Michigan into two Judicial Districts IN,
: regulating tho time Of holding courts.
Trumbull opposed the bill, After dis
: cussion the bill was postponed.
HOUSE.
4, WashinRtos. Feb. II.
I Foster reported bill which passse
changing the time Of holding Circuit anG
District Courts in Indiana.
] The House resumed consideration oi
! the Louisiana election case. s...,se.
. Washington, Feb. IT.
I A more hopeful feeling exists here re.
| rrass11u.v vvnslss~r. : n ,>..~l ~Ne.:.~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-18

i ALExAzDaIA.-Capt. B. p. Hackney
has command Of this post with ffty Dsn.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
UNION PLATFOR "
Adopted in Coaptntien at Des Moines Tows,
june II. 1858.


We Convention Of representatives Of the 10y Peo-
p os the State Of Iewa aSxeuEie under catlof the
publican organization Of the State expression
Of e xisws which shall govern political action, do
decfare:
fhat;when oar fathers Framed oar Constitution,
and founded thereon RspuhtcAn form OF Government,
theYinteTde to and did grant 10 that Government fEll
popTe u sustain its national existence.
That whenever the life Of The Republic Is enian-
gered sfther By Invasion rebellion, the Constitution
justices the Of all necessary means known TO civil
lion. ..= :;
That we fully and heartily endorse the policy Of
the ADMINISTRATIVE and viii to the utmost continue
70 sustain the Government in suppressing the Re
bean and to eject that object pledge fortunes
and our lives.
q Thai the gratitude Of a Free Pc pie is due our
soldiers in the eld both native and fnreigR born
thai hernic vaor by which they have honoTed Us and
sustaned the rag of our country, and guaranty to
"a en- Snatiuusd encouragement aud support.
8. That we have witnessed with pride snd adrnira
lion the bravery and heroism of Iwa soldiers, and we
recognize IN their brilliant career history for the
Nate Of Iowa second to that Of other State in the
bnisn.
g. That we approve OF the action Of the General As
emily the State in enact jfE a lsE giving to our
braves5dfers in the ned opportunity to vote at our
eeetiSasy and earnestly hope that technicRitS
may deprive them of their right.
4. That this Convention rely tenders Hon. Sam
ue4 J. kirkwnod the cordial thanks the ya people
0e Iowa for the able fearless aud patriotic discharge
hs dut les, during the terms he has held the once
oil. Governor, ST the State.
. 9. Finally declare that the preservation Of the
Constitution and the Onion is above and beyId all 9th
interests aud that all questions Of party Of life and
proper IS mast ne subordinate fherPro.
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sTxrE

:
i Election day j approaching and lse
she peopls bear {ontI aualls in nind hat
every fete east fsf tie eoppefheaa Asls.
ct, Il 3 direct stab ut the vitals Of oir
country, IS blow struck ID favor Of the
Southern rebeilion, L mid and cumfort- to
JEFF. Davis, and win affnrd more encour.
acement to the soa:hern rebels thafs
would the enlisting Of a soldier for their
armies. ~: -.. y
Every vote cast for the eopperhead
ticket, or for any man who runs upon al,
is q direct endorsement of the unprinci-
pied traitors who have BEEN since the
commencement of the war, makgnine,
slandering. and traducihg our noblest
patriots, and our brayest soldiers. r
Our brave soldiers m the field who are
periling their lives for our liberties, wih
consider every vote for the coppeFheaa
ticket, dastardiy :" shot in the rear
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Ia :. Ye Local " of the .yttte Rs3:<t !,
IS blowing hard about the Zig thing
Po''l county intends to do next Tuesday;
but we advise him, conAdcntiaIly, to go
SLOW" till he hears from Democratic
Pottawattamie." No doubt Polk county
will do her whole duty, but we intend to
roll up, from this whilom Democratic
stronghold, majority for the unie n
that will "astonish the natives" Au-
gustus Gear and Lysander-two Of the
most unpopular men in the Democratic
party-carried the county, four years
ago, by some three hundred and sixty
majority; now, if any man on the Union
ticket-from Governor to eoroner- falls
short ola round hundred, at the election
next Tuesday, we'll stand the - Lager ="
for the whole Register establishment
Dixon to count two.
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Comprehend Inionasua.

Since the patriotic Lysander is nov.
fairly astride the war horse, it may not
be out Of place to remind him of a few
lite items that dropped from his pen
about eight months ago. The following
extracts are taken from the BRgte of the
18th of February, 1863; We. commend
hem to the voters of Pottawattamie
,ounty--especially to war Democrats
4 very nice little platform of principles
f,r war-democrat to vote, is the follow.
ing; but it expresses the real sentiments
of the: party that is now claiming your
support under the guise Of 8 Democracy. "
This wonderful Unionism that the Tory
leaders are now bowling so Justify about,
has been but lately put on, and will be
dropped very suddenly after election.
The following platform sets forth the real
principles of the so-ealled "Democratlc"
party. and whoever gives a vote for the
nominees of this party in the belief that
he is supporting any other than these
principles deccives himself. Look well
to the record, and you will find that
these same copperhead leaders who are
now so vociferousiy shouting Union !!
were, but a few months ago, open
and avowed secessionists; no longer
ago than the 18th Of February, 1868, the
the Council Bluffs Bgg1e contained the
folio king
PLATFORM tF PRINCIPLES:
lat .rAe masses ave tried and sick of the present
rinous civil war "
2nI. chat no genuine democrat, who understands
tho principles Of the Constitution and the character
Of the Government or who can fathom the designs Of
the party nov In power could or would endorse the
war"
country in civil war at the time Of the inauguration Of
the present Administration.
4th. 'Not only is the policy of the war wrong, but
the war itself is an outrage and disgrace to the
lIzhtened age in which we live"
sth. we arc and have been from the beginning
against the war"
9th "Thcre is no authority given in the cOnstisu-
,ivn to the Administration to wage against soy
erosn States for the purpose Of eoerOns them to re-
main IN theUnloH.
7th The time has arrived when it is e"Ory Bono
crafts duty to demand that this runous var be stop
pad"
Bib war-leHoeratis "a nom. degrnstate villain
who is ever really to sacrtace his party his friends
his country ard its free institutions fur selfish pur-
poses, regardless of friendship, right. patriotism or
honor."
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PROCLAMATION.

-.
:" az '" VI INV S'1,' ."'''e S'ee''"s
80 us ~ al NJ, u '"' 'e"e'"l TS1e'"'
OS o' 'hS '"'e u 10" d. i''e tue ""'S ~ Tue U'F'
at least thirty days tcf re any general elect
to hsne his mr. C an,a,i,n de,trnating If tho ,rfon
s,
I,,.ot,, n.,-t.,
- ~ .haro, - .u,noI rt,t,ro,., c,,.or..- ,,
A., ST. -, ,,. e. H. ,tt- ,- p,..,.,.,.; 49,,
49, -, so.,.,o -, r.ort oa,or,, .,a.,t
va il ,,s s,a,o n IN ,.sos r,o..r,,. -, ,,.,.o
ntrt the tsII.wre ,f;ce. a tYpe o,Ic1 to VII. >
xhe ao,ge nj G,vptn
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ssss sass ga ss0usid zlis qass tloi5i
and refaaa ii ssxs slisset an4esr. aEs
the charge j ! sdzood anz.s
ted fslsehes ia iisstie Il 81 Or.
j native Ian soslrs u sfsa me. l
Stand slisss i have alsays stood, saaafs
II tie rgllat Sir hare bern asaed
whether favor the war FOR The Union
md oss5as secession, Or whsthcr ! favor
secession and oppose the waff ", I
Esssn square upon this issus--I hsss no 20
deaire to ovade the question: answer
ditneslg aElil sAphasically, and desire
ii to be understood BY every voter In the
EEsaissrish, &c .asastsd ny ishols ssasazs
eies shall Be nsrated upon this one
Great object Sir. I'll have baafa asked
again !, an whether / endorse ~. SsEudiats
the platform adopted BY the great Dem
ocfaaic party in convention at Des Moinssi
I answer emphatically Isdss SAnd e eject
ed my. cOs,rse sheuld BE- governed sccor.
dinghy /, have been asked Whistler 4
would yots for atWw man or q peace
man Cor United States Senatorf Sir, iis
il useless for me 10 answer this question
y every voter In the District knows chat
Iwouldi !, Again am asked, Sc, wheth
Ter would support the Administration
in the nroseaution Of the war; 10 this
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n sSo1diex'a Appeal to- lila Demo.
f4s.. cratic ExienSas. d.,

: = !.
Fathers whose sons have bled and died
on hard tough |, lialelg, raise yoar voices
against this piece Of political knagery.---
Loyal Democrats refaeN your vows Of a.
deity to the Union and give this traitor
ogls set such 10 withefing rebuke In Dc
tahAr that Treason may be forever buried
in Iowa. Men of Iowa, listen 90 the cry
OF Union that comes from the graves OF
two hundred and twensy four brave men
of the 30th lows. who fought. endured
and died 10 preserve this Union assaonr
forefatheFs gave il 10 us. Though dead,
they speak iii tones of warning yet. Liz
ton to the ninety.seven discharged from
this regiment on account of disability
contracted in the noble work. Let the
scars of two hundred and eighty-fvs
wounded men plead with you. Listen
to the voice ufnnrtwO hundred and ffty
sick mon who are languishinr ON sick
beds. Listen to the skeletoiaof our onca
proud regiment OFFS thousand men. IA
Hear the vail OF the Widow. wife. mother
and oSpiaais, wFsassa fs.oEn their hearts 81
this acquired rebellion, Tie ift1iteSa cfx
from I'll these Is, strike treases, "a ia
earth wherever ron find it, If hSli he.
meath the loyal repaltAtioi, 5of a unisn
heneral, etElks through hiEA 81 the r4ree.
son: II he B NOS engaged lii the war
against yen, let him, as q ilosl.eounbat.
tant, Withdraw himself from the ooufins.
Ii he remains, and he must fall III oFSsIan
to reachs the treason, ina Gods name
strike him down. BE not fearful al. the
result The arinyi n the field Will adrrsisl.S
lster such = rebake WREN they vote chat,
bhghted and bl&sted bAneaIh it, wsirht,
treason wiH letter and fall. The los is
wiz. hnt God N just, and will ,uph0ldtEs
right. EIgI
Es Isospectfully ay0ors, q ase fsais ~
IANEs III. CLeNDKSIxG, 'a''@''
s2'faF 3 sss alshtIowa Vols,
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IBonor TO the Noble Dead.

1t is with regret tina we learn of the
death, al She battle of Sept. 3d twelve
miles below Fort Pierre, of GEoRaE HELL
sA and CADE ROGERS, members of the
company recruited at this place by Capt.
Crawford for the 9Th Iowa cavalry. But
they died as the:sgidier love to die,
with their eyes resting upon, and every
nerve strung to its utmost tension, in be-
half of the Flag they have sworn to de
fend, and which they loved so well. Ev-
cry heart in this community, where they
are so veil and favorable know, will
mourn their loss, and say peace to the
ashes of the noble and unreturning
brave"
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The "Oid Tazxc1I County tTiI.I
Abolitionist" on the T9a.nrsoge
The "TTedGe Hog of''Nfud-E1oI.
1oyv' raises his E8rsiatles! Last
NVig9le ofthe Dyinn Snake!

Tho last issue Of the BVg'c is strikingIY
characteristic Of Ye Great Chief--it has
not quite so much of the Cherokee, !"
but a little more of the Skunk" and
like that delectable and odoriferous ami.
nal, being cut off from all chance of re-
treat he dispenseA his aroma" in the
most lavish manner. for the purpose, we
presume, oftliverting attention from his
record but the trick won't win--every
body knows that BABBITr was an Adolf
ZIONIST, Of the meanest stamp, when he
resided in Tazweil County, ILL.,, and, ac-
cording TO his own reasoning. and re-
peated assertions, in responsible for this
war, and is now seeking to avoid the pun
iehment due to his crimes by raising the
cry Of every rascal stop thief |" .z....
But vie ave not surprised Mt the course
our aromatic neighboE is pursuing. I what
ifhe docs abuse the Abolitiohists, with
whom he formerly fellowshipped,- --it is
precisely the course, of every eowardly
criminal-thoy are always sure to turn
States evidence. AMI add tie dam nAble
crime ofcowardiee and mendacity 10 ac-
lsnowletlged criminality. Lysander, we
are terribly fearful you are a rotten egg
in politics, religion and Land Offiee bus
ineSs-a small snake-so subside, as we
advised yoa an q former oosasion, look
after Cherokee " and your other intel
tertaal dpties. Have another ticket print
ed on half sheet of feels-cap and give.
us your opinion of your candidate show
the community how much Of your dtliqtt.,
FIJI form you can exhibit with your clothes
On =. :. =
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Understood EHsmaelfs ;!.
GLExwuoD, Oct, 9th, 1868.

FKIESD BURKE = d" l'I"s> ~ 90
Mr.. BELL dropped in upon % iAst
night. about 9 O'Clock, and proposed to
talk to the Citizens Of this place. Word
was Immediately sent around, and ct
candle light avery respectable audience
was, assembled. He entertained US about
an hour and . half in his most pleasant
and gentlemanly manner, and As k1seas all
tie time ttat ne ,eas in Mstts cosats.a I tell
you hat BELL rings about right. and !
hope we win hear it often. IrtIf
rid Yours truly, Iss1f1
u w (IlaIEnRE.
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- rsbfa
ma The meeting advertised to take
place. in Boomer TP., on Saturday next,
has been postponed to Monday: and the
time of the meeting at Crescent has been
changed nom I o'clock in the evening
to 3 p. m.