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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
NOTICE.

fa nssA + Hsld, Aihsr. Wells. GAorsa I Gnsdna.
r ] TTabsr, Jr,s Va A1brsy, Hiram heraey. Pncs,
] famsa = c., M6AeA = Wkssler. John ] Ros =
Co.. John Csyo1lefs Judd, Walker Co., cesysa
1liss0 % C Wsfts. sob Deun, Unissd otsiss =
n America, Charles viele:
b You and esch you, hereby noti1ed tAat there
10 nle In the Of the Clsrk ef he Ujetriet
Court Of Lee County, lssa, at keokuk. petition q
sss Sans. = & e sfi n ysu - - y @
inssrest per spnAna a. nensy d.s on pTouiasDsy
notes aeou1ed hy nOrtGAse nade hy y0n 70 uenEy
- lsE, asd snes AsetgssA - rid Samuel & Gsores,
dstsd September 2S Ieeo also claiming agaTnst each
ct tUu thc fUcu1ufo 0I said UoftoAGe, the BE-
lpg apso ewsst NORTH west t<sarter UfxSc-
oe sAenssea, coesasssng sntt asses ners or sss n
1pvsakp1 p16t1eyax tsl ao1A Of ksage I've fsl wsss,
end tAs sorsA Aslf Sscsioa fi3l Township xty-six
leel aage slx ~ wese ell q Lss Gooni, iowa and
eniief. .b~-A ~ r sss- 49,
!. - &, ~ s s:a;.:s ;.s 2 :;
eai1 CoagE u EA0A30o9 ~ KeSk az % the lat Mon
Day ysfSspse0hsv, ~ -, 16sA Adsfsak Will - entered
aeaiass yes and thereon q prayed
~ n said pstttteA.
hnaEle-Ae9 ~ III = u 20eSaSys tOr Pisiutin.
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/ UuSsn - sas cssasry.

feyaa Uuton. - e11 ceOntsy.
Ao At,a rescat Union meeting 10 aHigh
HouTy," the bannsr Republican county
Of the Bate, tho following, amongst other
resolutions, were adopted:
Resolved. That his, ths pride and dnty
Of aA patriotA xitApnt Isessd 70 former
political distinHtiom, - snite 10 . hearty
support Of the Government in its efforts
to pat down rebellion. a4si 5a MS
Resolved, That W care not whether
9 man - = Republioan, : Ben, Batlsr
BrsckinTidgs, Democrat, Joe Wright
Douglas Demscsst,E ~ old ins Chy
Wing, or . Wendell Phillips Abolition.
let, If hs il in favor Of the Union, and .
vigorous presscutioa Of the war till lhs
last vestigs Of foul treason 10 wiped cut
forever. We hsil N such ~ Patriots
and Brothers. and pledge ourselves not
% quarrel with them about sntecedents,
till the good work Of saving the oosntry
is accomplished
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"A friend relates 70 us an amusing incl
dent connected with the great celebration
Of 4ohday J, il this place. An old house
servant Of onc or our very sristocratic
rebel families, Who hates nLiucolnitss"
and "pocr white trash rs heartily q
Jef. Davis does, wa walking slowly
a1cng the squire as tie grand procession
way forming 6oldien were moving
about IN great sumbers, the cavalry gal.
loping to and fro, regiments were form
ing 10 the sound of iixaiy music. citixene
and visitors, thronged the sidewalks,
children ran about with banners, and
thousands Of Aags futiered ike frag-
nsuts of.raiubows, from the various bull.
dings. The conservative coniraband
paced slowly along, rolling his distended
eyes IN Ill directions, apparently over
wAelmed BY the exhibition and hustle
around him. approaching our friend.
he exclaimed: a'a
"My God! Wtas are we Southern
folks coming TOT Master said, . year
ago, dat Do Yankees done gone away for
ever. Now dey is swarmin' about thick
er' dan lccussus- Dsy runs dsss boats on
our srlber. DeypvSssiA -an our siggsn.
Dey Twin in our houses. Dey drivin our
wagons. Dey- nngin our bells. Dsy
conhscatin our property. Dey eatin up
our neat, IN cssn. Dey done killed mp
nosS alIobaour Meh; an fore God, spec
dsy are gwine to mary all our widdersP'
And heaviAg \ deep groaa from the
bottom Of his cnnfinannl vaiatco cat, he
shook hts head in sadness, and passed
slowly onvsrd, 10 fhS j1yfal chimes OF
the chnrch-bell, and the soul stirring
strains Of "Ydnkee Doodle Nashville
Union. sssEmK a.
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xsq sFs AeeetI DoliAsd thak there 10 nsw ~ n
- e1r 4l4A CT ~ The Con3 ~ kes easR,
" IoHkp tt4p4 1dissa. pssl(lck 6f b. G. Qrahsu.
elenin1 49, Me1ua u Heus nandrsd and Two AID
% 10 DouAM W9A tntegse q The Pate oftep per
per a1nha ~ nAfsh tetA, leoo - nAsasy sue on
lspatsssSsae mo saainias soaImkysa s~sit u -.
.A2{ aaisSs isR- -appsas tAsssao aad dsfesd on o.
1efosA nesa u - eeepd DAY 81 The nsxt Nay Il
so Cesr. ssxeN Mh4iseai - esAmsaes On ths third
fptns yoa theIeen ~ 1ee1Mls. y AAas ~
.sasN1 0ANE1N McClAHY.
W neEas-111 As1ssns1s ~ tk11fa3.
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a p. 6rxRS wishss TO inform his custom
=. asd The public in general, that hs i
eAxtng Nsw Goods in the Clothini
1.daily.A ditA ,extstA
/ sRse3iA win fnd L to their adsantAe,
e6ss bin, : 81 A,ipre pareLasiss else
l3Asrs- HE Stock so9prisss everything
- Mea, Youth. and Boys wear, SC, 30
msmhsr chs Old Ssand, Miih-ss., ssa,
~ LAr0n ,4sfS@& .HHpts s4
aT .ssls$sG
a. Mar IA,aw
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EF The Louisville Journal says Capt.
Cbshon Morgan, a brother 70 guerrilla
Morgan, was arrested - few days ago,
while visiting his lsdy-lcve, near Lexing-
toh sky.a Efia hsggsds hard for al se1'
change, but was reminded Of JEFF. Dxvts'
pr0nlamatinn, and xhAn con7eysd 70
CAMP Chase, "he liitsd up his voice and
wcpt rec - 9e'f.s@ :
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vol. 10.
TILE CITY.

Il Bound 70 6ulT.-Vennillk = james are
b 4 ssssips Of . splendid assortment Of
loehs, Caasinerss, vestings, 30, for The
sibg and summer trsds. They Yursp-
lse togiys their customers ~, snd psr-
BOT satisfaction in quality, style and
3rices. 885a3 1a(mehl6.l1wl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

- Sec notice Of 6tsansr Starlight,
ish viii receive passssgsss sod fiisghes
1his port Tor the different points on the
(hio river - fsr up - Pittsburg, on
tuesday ~ this week. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

- Second Ward Union Club holds
regular meetings every Monday syea-
3. 1t n O'Clock. at Union Hall, cornsy
F6,h and johnson Streets. go
Union men turn out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

- D. q. Lowry has all The i-tes,
ailiss which circulate here; NagAiAsa.
|enk Nots Reporters, Piessrials, bssides
- 6ns stationery. miscellaneous read
gtooks. &C., &c., 1t the Literary De.
bt on Cd street. AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

ssFsa ReosA9s CasssnST. as
Y The Postmaster win aisasibsts, in r.
hasgs for Govsrnmsnt nopsy, = liniisd
rm Of Postage Currency, in sums Of Eve
nd ten dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

Ws1srxRs GREAr DIcrloNAnr.-We
learn With mnch pleasure from the pub
lishsrs, Hssrs. G. = G. Merriam, Spring
Geld Mss, that the new pictorial edition
Of s'Nsbsters UDsbridged Dicticnary''
Eis having very sxksnded sala- Every
school, every ofice, nay evsry DWELLING,
should bA provided with it. l. i 10
standard ass only for spelling and deiui-
'SipuS Int 10 for .cosfeet prosaasiAsSou.
The amount Of gshs571 Information whicN
i also eondeas1d 1isAin itspags = truly
astonishi6g. II tho coursS Of very ex-
tsu6iys ~ - - p,Detiss n Aays ite
4psnt necessity 70 sesk out and apply the
bess tschnicsi terms and descffi p'tions.
Webster lss cur constant rseonrse.s and
We never consult him ia vain. 1t is sur
pricing y eb1sEvs Now replsts the work
y. Al m educationd medium it snjDyx
! very high rsputatioa. For the schools
of New York 6nte no less chan ten thou.
aand copies havs tssnF pus6hassd, while
in MsseohlsSls, Michigan, Nsw Js1sey
and Wiscsaain n equal nunbsr has bsss
'absaiHed Or one copy for almost every
school. II 10 aid shAt nose than ten
tinasAsnany copies Of Webster ars sold
81 O. &sher similar publication.
Scjea atilt american, Nay, 1803.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

4 9Jsehsoa cosnsy sxchangss viii
ssacs the lssssrs in this paper, in refer.
Pee 70 the death Of . soldier on the Die
4ssnou.
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t.S0- The Ladies Aid Society will nse.
J d. w. Kilboarss's Office, No, IS Main
Frest. 90 Monday afternoon, 18th. All
ho are interested in the cause arc cordi-
)ly invited 10 attsal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

1HGso. w. Jones, D. A. Mahony, Dan.
Miller. Thos. w. Chgett, and II. Clay
Dean are. nov running the Democratic
party organisation ia Iowa. Il. y,
The 6rst two are acknowledged trait
on. md the latter three have hst ssosnt-
ly bssons convefts from ths 4Abolision
Wing" Of the Wing Party. Yet these
leaders desousss - rsnegSdss and fanat.
ics such old leaders of The DsEossaaic
Party - Gov. Wright, Joe. Holt, GOV.
Tod, Dsn- Bstlsss D. +. Di1hia Hl.
Stanton, sld ApsAs of HE niAAnk Dsns'
'cfata. ~ no lonsg msnsses ~ ths party
hseaese they sustain thsG Adninisssatiea
an9 sne wN rsssEftAsa .xaA aNA
What honorabls and patriotis man
would desire membership in party oi
whiSh Jones = Co. are leaders, and from
which Gov. Wright and his conpss1 ars
exolndsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

UNiox B-FoUlrn WAaD.-The
odksA Wsrd Onion Club nests at Bur
>wI Hall this { (Mondxy evening. We
bxe, no doubt the ..iiye,l msR 0f this
|ard, Who love the Union hsttAr fhan
ry, (and who arc net . lsw), VII tsrn
" and pssA along ths eo1 work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
KEOKUK, IOWA: MONDAY, MARCH 16 1863

Foa rHs LADlzA - Godsyss IAAy's
Book for April has ) absssaifpl snsrsyiag,
"Dprings 2 siso ssTks Rain Ipps" and )
superb collection Of Fashion Platss, We
notice . splsndid stabas Of contsst, and
- bats Snly = AaaodnSs The arrival Of
this universal hvortas with the hdiss 10
secure suSA br thsm. Lowry has .
good supply st his, Nsws Roons aa2d
street sxa8A 8s4 a5a&f s9ae ssR
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I IST OF LETTERS

Rsnsisinx a. the Post oacs. u ksokak. On ths ise
Of March, 1858.
u Persona calling for any Of the following mua
| say, "ApvExrisEpa II a s1-|''Ts
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|TNTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
k4 lseSalsAy ial 01W A.W.wn10O11.
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= RMaYa . q. C.rpsrAsx1s.

W MsTe -sa he CsrDsrAs21s.s -
The Richmond Enquirer, in an article
on the overtdres d Che Peace Democra-
oy Of the Northwest. says:
"Amoogat the foreign relations Of the
CoafedsncJ, nose . st this moment
more inssrsstine than our relations with
tbs '6tatep Of Indians and Illinois. Il il
represented to ~ svery day-and We
knosW 10 % bea fSct-A2th14 the people N
thoss States ase SAsastily tired Of NJ var,
- wagsd BY the Abolitioniats strictly -
called, and arc jn fast deyising and con-
isiviag methods and excuses to gst out of
it. .ss.A 70 evnde the share Of the Yankee
war debt. "Democr1tic" Yankee Sena-
to,s IN those Etates bring in strings OF
resolutions, denoascing Lincoln govern
nent and proclamation, and declaring
that they are not goiag 70 SIGHT any nass
for the negro. Thisn oil very ssn, AMI
highly encouraging TO us, as proving dis-
traction md disc0ungement III the enc
my's camp. BIT it i also we'll for us to
:umdsstand once for ell. that the whole
affair means simply. szclssiyslv-ths.
they, the Democratic, ought TO havs the
conduct and the profits. Of The aWas fcr
the Union" that il is . Democratic
finance minister who ought TO have the
striking of Of green backs-Democratic
sostractovs whe osght % supply the army
and navy--Dsnooat;c Gsssras Who
ought 70 lsad--and Democratic thieves
Who osght 70 stsal." ~
The article CLOSES thas:
's1et a. sssposd, fhss, to The syupa-
Thies q IN NdFshwsss fh the proper spiF-
it--that i with the bayonst. Those fond
feelings which lthsy aay ara gushing and
Hoving towards ~ now, let ~ not rude
y turn than back to their spring il IL
Hoosier heart, bat rather open wider the
source, and quicken the current, and
swell the volume Of their love, BY the
only means We have ever used with sue
cess. namely y-ho1e, isot. and especially
artillery"
A. the bsst commentary We can make
vpsa the foregoing compliments TO their
sycophantic and sympathizing friends,
wboss ustisss s,1d she value of whose
.sinesrity thsss 6onthern fsllows under
stand perfectly, We give : little extract
from r aspeech ofW. W. EGtbn,, leading
member Of The late Hartford Convention.
which put sx-G -Govsrnsr Seymonr in som
vu... Z
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sCITUATION WANTED--By an ex-
Coed e1sS feissonesA g4vss.
xrA1ArosA %. b0x 367. maSl6-<t0
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/ 4hs ladie1 Y xs6nsqaa held :
sadval Wednesday evslii rhigh y
bpssasntsd - vay - -, Oyer
handred dollars wsra eeo4 - .stAe
ssus.s,ingr1ne sT.Se3 J = ta&ps 9 sfsfi
tnnnHt AZ tn1 xNIdaGfns 9a& ha1 OH aayesN ss'
ygrTasM 4 xuNTxsssa - us y
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IL s.Ths sisAty pages ~ Ilasssaaas1a. Con.
Pn1noe ID An. .nsss TO these of bank snctes are
vssth the pstss q ths bsek 49, ca HSsstg
"Get the Best" Get the Hands6nest.
Get the Cheapest. Get Webster
n,ieasrlaa xnussrasions 81 military
sss Tor0o. 4sss7g
RsSStev's Diefsssry ssesk - tAsss sai Aals sasar
sfAsrs, Stetortai representatives IF tAsJ JsiiscfaS
Barbacsn, Bastion, Battlsm-rt, Ras-shM. Hioek-
HOUSE, BON b. Cannon, CnSr nade Chain shot Che
waux-te rrise, Caltrop, Llmbers, Nadrier, Mortelo
Tower MnRtar, fortcatik, Rsvesin, RsdsW, GMf
Forts kc. ~ tta,
No other Eagiish Dictionary Published In this seun
try hss fourth part Of thess. B4G =, 53}ie{
sys,s,r,-. .a4e so ALSO ITS 68a 1sjA
as, OeGni4isns sf MILITARY Terms.
A. ths iorsgsing, an1 AAsus. Amhulapce, Amhns
oAde Armsaee, 6snqucftes Dtvouac. Breset Cassion,
CAlieer, CanhsE 9antene0g CapoAteru CAss-
Eate, Cartsi. Chansde, Cenmis,ary, Ipn,nisssstat,
Cham shst. Chtf De bsstslcn, Cul dc
sac. Daatgsvn gus MIME rtAs, kaix han sun Ac ke.
eold by All BOOKSELLER. m.h17-daw
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CnAxaE on TIlfx.-Ths time Of arri-
Y and departure Of trains on the <. n.
=. / n. X. h. has again bssa chang
The Nail Train lsavsJ Ksokak 1t
k3O !. n. and arrives 1t EddyvilIs II
- pm. The Freight Train leaves =
80 p. m. and runs through by $50 in
y evening. The Maif Train will here
lsr Spas ip,at l:aO pm. .e4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

REsIeSATIoE.-We learn that p. Cad
Bryan Of Warren county has resigned
his com mission - Lieut.. Colonel Of the
1ss fcwA CavalTy. He has been ID thS
service well nigh two years.-[State Reg
ster.
Yes. and he has drawn his pay rsgu-
'larly, snd now comes home to prosecute
the authorities 70 recover = salary at
tached TO = civil Office which he never
hiled. owing 70 absence in the army. That
is 2. Cad Bryan.-[ Davenport Dsmocns.
P. Cad i one Of your sort, hs i. a;d
you ars . liberty 10 give him iin--but
wess~shss suspect you will apologise for
what you have already said.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

A-The late revival of religion in the
Methodist church in Iowa City Is liaely
70 b followed by an extensive enlarge
nsnt Of their church baiid,ns. 80 ~ -
make i the largest and finest house q
worship in that part of the State. Rss.
Mr.. Ksudig, Who y working - faithfully
and successfully there = pastor, was fcr
some time Chaplain Of the 9th Iowa In
fanuy regiment, and VAS With Gen. Cur
a. army n the famous ba,tle u Pea
Ridgs.
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b. 6.p0xxERAL Hosr111I4 u l a
las ksokuk. Iowa, Mar. il, - i Il
b. Ho,ceA, Editor Gate City, Ksokuk

J. B. Ho,ceH, Editor Gate City. Keokuk,
lo,ca;-- fg
Sis-By request Of the Captain Of the
Steamer Die Vernon, ! herewith enclose
the within papsr fer publication. The
effects Of ths dsesassd have been esrsful.
y exsmined, and hsrs are ~ papers
from which any knswledge can be attain
Cd sf his place Of residence. except his
discharge paper. which states that be
va born in Jackson county, lows, waa
eighteen years Of age. Eve feet six inches
high, dark complexion, blue eyes, dark
.Asir. and by oesspation. when eproiIsd, :
hrnsr. Ths ansans Of money. (es6, ,lO)
clothing, &c., in possession Of the Or.
Go i sAAsgs, eas y sbAa;ssa sPoa o.
~ n - 1ssal rsprsssssaA;ss x lsssassd
essti1sd "a 81 ! Notary rsLlic. ~. =.
Yo1rs. respectfully. ca
a'.@ sisa az ]. ". fAYLoa. O1erk
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- IAs'psches sssasasr Kats CadS6a,,
49, DHh, miR leavSaD Ddit 1ladiSeu III
~ J1aa1. Monday . sAsslririivssl q the
IN 0udm Ksdkhk. g
- 1iA ~ the Arst trip u The 'Kats
8 I'll sssson, and i the begiAuiag q The
lilly trips Of the Northern PsoksG Mail
-, which will b run alternate dsys b
~ CSassl aa4 Jsaais 1lkbippls.
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llasa. Saturday wss the most spring
- day We have had. 0ysrooaas aad
hswls we're voted an oppressive isesn-
rsaos, and tho open cir haA more charms
Nm indoors. II viii not nquirs nsch
! this kind Of weather ~ rsstore to u
rs sesxs sf birds and oil tho vsrnal
salsh u sastA'sgrssn carpet, and buds,
"a leaves, md aou9s. Q Q II siaA ss
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On BoARD Esa. DIN TsaxoS.
March l0, 1868.

On BoARD 6sn- DIN VaaxoH.
March IL, 1858 n
We the undersigned passengers on
steamer Die Vernon would state that Js
81. Wright, Of Company H, 2sth rsgi.
nsnt lows volunteers, was broaght on
board said steamer from . Memphis pack.
st in dying condition, and though eve.
~ attention was given him By ths sfhcsra
of the boat. be survived but fsw hours
We found upon his person package said
to contain $40, his discharge papers and
two pocket books contsining small sum
Of mosey. His overcost, dress coat, can.
teen. &c.. were made into one bundle and
marked with hn name, were left, togeth.
er with money, in sars Of Clerk Of said
best
We, In behalf OF his friends. would
cheerfuIlly Thank the of6cers Or The Boz.
for their kindness and s6orts to do all IN
thar power for him in hs lat moments.
ROBERT B. HATCH.
luscatine, Iowa.
ta5-- F.w. WOOD,
gv saa Alton. QkDeis. =
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Tn B1s V1z.oN. I'VE hear this boat
~ il officers spoken Of By numerous
pas il the highest terms Of praise--
Dapt. Naison and his Clerk, w. II. o.
bro, Esq., are every inch gentlemen, and
bore iAsn that, unsvsrvisg Uaioa nss.
)Earpgmepd the Die vernpa To- I'll a
- friends who hsve business down ths
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~ I STRIVE TO PLEASE. -
msAil-aly ef@d nsN -. HAMrLL.
MORE LIGHT.
4 ArRlAE AssokTAxHT
FRESH OR oCERIES

Conseanty % hand ~ sale u lowest cash prices.
4 T-P An kisds u Produce wanted for which the
haghsss M rEss p,ics vii - pst4. A. n. H.
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T RGAL NOTICR.

..rls-Ai. \ kss.;'
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YINAE SteaMer 6TAA-LI9Rf, J. C..
y vAHnoOE, AAstsr, win leave On .J.h
Ttssday, 18th instant. Per freight or
ncSil-a1 coSsABLE sMYrH, Aren't.
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o r O.OER.I e S
WOODEN WARE,

4 bag mos, Of my goods for casA, ssd believe I "a
make 4 ne interest Of sal Anasssata
my stock.
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UneI0Wn Douglass Addition to ElWood
L 81 % 80 "a 80 40 - to So Bl
80 - IS 46 2
Is to 90 q tn 30 70 "a Is 6 3
IL IL II to 20 % 30 80 - 81 80 IS 4
10 to q 20 "a 81 80 IS s
Ito 10 Is IA 81 to 80 II to a 6
$40 ls l9 81 % q % IS Sc II 4S7
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tho conviction that now is the accepted time,
and that the clear loss of PennsyIvania would
be q death.blow 10 the Union cause. Every
impartial observer on earth must cay, If the
II, mon flag cannot b. upheld in Pennsylvania
ths insurgents can never be subdusd should
Penn, vlvauia DO lost and the loyal States thus
utterly severed" IL it weak-kneed to perceive
and admir- this manifest TRUTH
Lee is no moro likely to overrun Pennsyl-
vapia and reach the Delaware in force than
TO besepe and take Gibraltar. We do hope,
however, that he may be induced to try, and
that Immediately. If the expectation that
such q triumph would be decisive will imPel
him to tho venture, we trust he entertalO' it.
But it was long ago settled at the South that
those who were vociferousIy eager to I" die In
the last ditch" were rather careful to save
their persons for that heroic catastrophe by
keeping out of tho first one. we beg our
Generals and soldiers not to initiate these
tactics, but feel that the time aud pace tor
Union victories lie far this side Of any Rebel
advance to the Penobscot.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.

Mr.. Claiborne 4. Jackson, the last elected
Governor Of Missouri who was chosen as n
Douclas Democrat. bat who became a jeff
Davis traitor aud died Il fugitive and exile
from the State which, had he remained loyal.
he would have continued to govern, in De-
union manifesto at tho outset OF the Rebellion,
thus elucidated the philosophy Of the case:
IA, D,,f ~ % hs Na,sAoI. Sfffrr fhs
40 toSs A. A srArn oONrNUs. 70 skfNrsfS sLsyEAr
wfTuIs AKA LIMITS, iurussHtH 10 sErARArk MA
p,rE Ysoa rH.r ~ asa .isrEK STATES VINO HAVE rnE
,ANx SOCIAL OR0.SIraTiOS"
We wish our conservative" friends who
nro trying to uphold at once the Union and
Slavery would ponder the above words. The
whole philosophy OF the Rebellion and of
Emancipation as It's radical cure is EMBODIED in
those words.