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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-22

Accounts audited and allowed by the Board
of Supervisors, January Session, 1868.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-22

Iron railroad cars are being constructed In
tcnnsylvHnia,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

@ Maj. Gen. Schofeld, the new
commander Of the Western department,
vice Gen. S. r Cu,tis, relieved, arrived in
st. Louis Oh, the 23i inst, aad was warm.
iy received by tie citikens. The following
are announced as his staff eficers:
Lieutenant Colonel a. Y. Co!hurn, As
sistant Aaju.ant General, 10 charge Of the
office.
Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Marsh, Assis.
sans Adjutant General, Missouri Stat e
Militia. .1 ~
Major VIM. NJ. Wherry. Aid-de-Camp.
Major A. H. Eogle, Aid.de-Camp.
With these, exceptions tho staff Of the
Department will remain unchanged until
further orders.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

The Loadon Times Office employs three
hundred and seventy persons, every branch
AMI department beng managed with lhe
most systematic precision and discipline.
The per has now a daily circulation of
sixty five thousand copies, requiring eleven
tens Of raper per Say The paper used is
of linen. The large cylinder on which the
paper is printed, turns oct eighty papers
every second and balf, or allowing for
s.orpsges' abont l2 800 per hour-cqual
to eco every four ninu,es After abe
type Is sci ior the days paper, sterce'yre
topias are made OF ), ia order TO supply
forms from which 10 prin, a sufficient issue
for he Gav, No papers are isscad to sab
scriber2 s:rect'y fro.a the of;ce-,hey oo-
ing supplied byth newsulen.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

CEN. HUNTER writes 10 Gov. Andrew.
Of Massaclusetts. u1der dare Of Port Roy /
May 4t'1. strongly complimentary of the
colored regiments IN his department He
speaks CO them as hardy, brave, patient
AID obedien, and SAYS that with the brig.
ale ofiiberated slaves already IN TIE field.
and few regiments OF irteilgen, coloro
men fr0m the North, he would place
them in a condition to make an extensiva
incuTsion uron the main land through the
regions; slave populated regions; and from
an expedition of;his character he doubts
nos that the most beneficial results would
arise.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

NorHIEG speaks more Clearly ana uh'
nistakably for the charscter ofsa commr-
hi,y than its newspapers. olong astbey
seem alive, we'll flied with reading matter
and advertis ments, and exhibit q clean.
eea, face. you may conclude thatthe peo-
pie where they are published are progress
i've and wide awake. Let them assume
the contrary appearance, AID you may
know that prosperity has taken its flight
There is no surer or more expressive in
dex to any country than the work OF its
4ress.
The argument advanced in the above
paragraph, taken from the Rocky Noun
tain News, may not strike all people alike.
yet j. is nene the less true There are
sonae 1--WE are glad for the sake Of the ia
teligeoce Of the country to know the num-
Der is limi,ed) who believe Theoretically
and practically that a newspaper IS nc more
On advantage in building up place than
would be a whisky shop or jockey stable
probably not SO much in their opinion
And there are otaers wso, while they
would no. have the hardisood to openly
admit so ridiculous an idea, practically
subscribe to the same doctrine Ali s1cb
persons may therefore be said 10 be oppos-
Cd to the material Interests of their local :
ity, county Or town In which a paper is
pobisbed. And yet how often We hear
men of the latter class who are largely
possessed Of properly in unimproved dis
Iricts talk of the advantages Of rriotiag
press located near that property Then
<.the Lever that moves the World" is a
mighty fuicrum upon when their hopes
hang for future position aud prosperity
They admit its infueaee and effectiveness
in enhancing their property and Its power
to promote their individual interests and
they boast of their i,bersl;ts and abilty 70
sustain it; and SO iong as the novelty or
newness lasts they arc fast friends Of the
Press. But let payday cone and
they are Ike tbe delinquen, we once read
Of, who on being asked for his subscription.
fep!ied, 'sHans your paper, I don't want
1t. 1 only took il justto encourage yoa!'
There can be no more satisfactory proof
Of the inactivity or decay of a own than
TO icoS over the coiumns ef. ita paper or
papers and note the atsenee Of i've, local
advertisements. Ever so vel managed
And geographically executed. the paper
without them indicates lack of neigh6or.
teod thrift. and employment and speaks
volumes in favor of The ililberalily of lis
citizens. Therefore, every busruess man
who has genuine Interest, in the prosperi-
sy OF his particular locali'y-whether he
believes in .adYer,iseing as money max!
lug businessor not-is in greater or less
degree respoas bie for the appearance and
character of his local newspaper.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Mr.. Sisnhouse, the gentemanly Post,
master at Salt Lake Ci,y, Informs Is that
several huudred- bales ot cotton are now oD
there way from Utah to the States. If
they can raise this staple in our sister Ter
r''ory, what reason is there why our plan.
iers caeno5. succeed in the yen.ure?-
Denret Nsacs.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Co,rpAHY X, TweLrTE KANsAs-Thiz
company is nov Stationed IN tae vicinity
OF Kansas City. bya private letter from
member Of ne company, we learn ahai
tney arrested Jw ny-EHe sympath!z rs last
tuesday mornhg and gave them their
choice OF immediately en- grazing TO Dixie,
or go'ns to work raising the ferry boa. Oh
the Blue = CoaseYraIre.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

rE5- Stix s Eckhart, St. Joseph. is an old es-
tablisbei frmaDd is one of the first If not the
best in that city. They have always been lib
erai advertisers, hence they sell large quantities
of goods quick and cheap. See heir advertise
maDt
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30
uF1Ac of the free heart 8 hope and home,

uFLAG of the free heart 9 hope and home,
BY angel hands to valor given; h
Thy STARS have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy bues were born Of heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT SrANDARD SHEErl
Where breathes the foe but falls before as,
Tith Freedom 8 soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER US. i"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

reA- stettaIer Bro;b hers. Lsavenworth, Is
one of the heaviest firms in the wes.. They are
nov selling off at cost For the purpose OF fur
ther enlarging and inrroving their places Of
business. Our merchants would 60 well to caII
On them.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Returned --kieut E G. aapning Is honke
again after year and half service in the war
Tor tie U nion. We.believe Re inselde making
this his home ard viii soon have hs ismily here.
He is gag and happy. 49,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

EJ Some division of opinion as to
who was The rightful commander OF the
army Of the Potomac seems 10 have exist
ed between Gems. Halleck and Hooker
The dispatches between these two, after
the battle upon TIE Rappahannock, are on
the part Of tie latter as decided as they
are brief:
MAKE 10 further movement until you
report your silua ton. What ara you co.
ing? HALLEcK.
y an mindjag my oWn business.
HooKER'
"Tad not YOU better return TO your Ole
posit;on' HALLEcK.
& Had not you better let NE aloaes
HooKER."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

TIE receipts of grain at Rufaio, n. Y,
Or the lin ard 18th Of Nav amounted 10
2,ioo,0O0 busheis-the grertest quantity
evef receive ia the SAME space OF ime a,
that point. Tt
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

SArIsTIEp.-Many housewives who have hcen
using Soda for years have become satisfied that
DeLand s Co e GE smieoi So!erctns is bettea for
all puTposes han sod >, sai therefore cannot be
induced 20 use Soda or any other brs1d of Saler-
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Adjectives are to nouns wha, pepp.r.
salt, mustard vinegar. sugar, moiasses,
butter, aud other condiments are 10 the
food we e>t-vefy good liz moderation,
and when appropriately applied.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Fort Scott secured the County Seat Of
Bourbon County, in the recent election,
hy about 200 najoTist
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Passed through town, Saturday. May Esd. IL
wagons and 81 head OF stock. Sunday, 18th,
- wagons and SO head of stock. N.ndty, 10
wagons aud 80 head of stock. TUESDAY, 70
wagons and so head OF stock "Wednesday, 64
Wagons and 80 head of stocks Thursday, l.!
wagons and lSO head OF stock. Friday, 81 wag-
ors ani $50 head of stock. Saturcsy, 50 wag
ons and 40 head Of stock.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

fIsHz-LsEge euautitiss Of cat, buffaio, pares.
pike Sc, &c, are seinea lon. ,Ae Llitio aad
Big Blue rivers daily.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

EDUC UC,TIos4L--"e are authorized by the
Safe Superintendent of Public Instruction
Prof.. L I. Goodaow, TO stale that he will give
an sdds ess '.ere a: Z o'clock 2. NJ. next We'd
nesday evening the Cd prox. on lie Edoca
tioEai Interests of Kansas, !, viii be given
atihe School House, ana it is hoped there vii be
good turn cut of The citizens Also on The
evening Of the ith, Mr. soodaow will speak at
living. We hcpe an Interest viii he taSe,. iG
these meetings as the object is good one and is
of Importance to all.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

rE- Watson & Rinehart, Leavenworsh, 10
an extensive wholesale ana retail business
press themselves well satisfied with their bar
gains. It is . house OF long standing ard has
made An excellent reputation. See advertise
uent in another column. m ~
TIE best informed persons in this vicinity
have no doubt that Yicksbursis already in our
pssssssioas- Csassssssss, 26th.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

pGl- Brace Baker of LeayenTorth, afver-
Use With Us, end we ca'n say that they have on
hand oae Of the largesfand best selected stocks
OF Hardware in that citv. Give them (. call.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

CC1cK ToFx.-The last Atcbfsan
Champion gives .ha. par'icplsrs ol ths 81
rest and exequtioe b. aaaeiog Of tie iaeH
ter 9liag a.a Rsn.y MeCsitus 4
-for stesnptingto roband ki a 'armer
by tae name Of Kelsey. who lives about
fifteen miles noIthwess Of that civ
There were somesi persons engaged in
the assault, aud they endeavored by threat.
and blows to make lpa family Of Kelsey
disclose TO them The Whereabouts Of $1,000
which bir Kelsey had received shori
tins before bus had deposited in bank in
LasrenwoTth. After taking from him
what money AID clothing rs had aud Sc
verely bfuisins biInsslf aud family the
robbers loft the house. They were soon
after ferrs ted cut, arrested and lodged in
the county Jail. An examination was ha d
and one Of the culprits agreed to turn
Eiate's evidence, ard here the regular pre-
ceedings were supplanted by the organiza-
tion of a citizens meeting which tried
convicted and executed Sterling on one
day and Mccartney he day after. Two
others by the name Of Daniel Mooney and
Alexander Brewer have since been dis-
posed of in a similar manner, making four
men hung in Atchisonein one. week a
timely warning to thieves Of all kinds.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

fr's pity we haven'E butchers shop in
town. We wish some good msn wcud take hold
OF the business and thus gave the yeople from
going into the country to obs ain iheir heef. 49,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Pa Paul coburn and Geo. Lloyd, employees
Of thsC O. C. Stngsco, wera recent. sFfe-Eed
Ind Kept shert time IN @durauce vile" on the
charge ef robbery.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

P1scAToRIAL.--Ve went fishing yesterday,
in short we have taken occasion to venture ont
IN the character OF "snor.sman' twice this
week. Cur nrst trip was fshless. gameless
and fruitIess one ard We we're Obliged TO sing,
(slighslY changed from tie old ve-sior,)
"Nets duel vashea-d. not hnraioe's' note
Ascnr way ttrougt tue waters re hurried;
Nota" "frer'sdischarge6 his farewenshot
Ger fac B.ue Where cur homes buried"
Bur we we've more fortunate the second time
end as we co :nted of our "striug" and review.
ed lie results Of our arternocne labor cur emo
tiens were in Accordance with the following
beautiful stanzas:
Bat,er riley thy VOTERS especially when .trrcd up
= wsIing in, ,tty bottoms are fat,
D-hpj IN running thar,
pufal5 brl ,rout. sheep head and cat
Is oste;, se.ehei tbar.
Here the wild H. = sonct took delights
Fi,leI +; and bI,;
Nov most Of She iulabi.ants is whites,
Vita .ary rej'"
Weinterd 10 9 a-ain-wken VIC Get time
and illustrate the trip ith eagravipgs by cur
own special artist.
CAUeur-O.. Tuesday. at senees Capt Huict-
inson. VINO wss returning from Ieavenworth
was apprisel by ths owner Of The stealing of
horse he description &, given him vhen he
set our homewaa IN TIE evening Of the same
5ay he cane upon TIE ti,'ef wbolad pui up for
ihe oirit ~ tie horse of Mr.. Hueter saveu
niles aast q. here. The thief fa ttv about -
ytnrS IL by the name Of Wu johnson. and
horse we're hrought 10 town sud he former
lodged in iailt;li morning when the owner Of
the property, Mr. Downing, appeared aid took
both boy ard horse icme with him. Tie boy we
undersiaad was under the guardianship or was
bound to Nv. D bur taking notion torebel he
seens'o have caught at the idea AMI occupation
SO prevalent. at his time among elder people
A hard csse OF juvenile deprasi,y.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30
The largest stock in the west
SOLD AT THE LOW
EST PRICES! eg1

We have full assortment Of Prints, Blesch
rcs sbirrings Brown sheetings. Walnut .wills
Blue and Brown Denims Checks, Tickinge,
browu dr,ll, Fhnneis, Cassmers, Sattinets,
weeds .Ieaas Iinuans and Il full stock Of La
dies dress, Hosiery, cloves, Ribbons, &c.
In cur Wholesale department we can and do
offer
BET ER lNDUCEMENT
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

NaAr Man SnoULp E ALpHBETIcAL-
LY-A fect o:ate, bold, candid. daring,
enterprsiss. faithful, generous. honor
able, lndef'tisable, jus,, kiad loving NOR.
a, nso!e, obiigina pehte, quick, religious, 7
social truthful, uPrighs, valiant, vaachful
'xgPiary, IS and jealous.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

naval officers and advertisements for proposals 10 build
have been made according 70 law.
The provision for building floating dock at New York
srcksn out the appropriation Tor the items Of the
section containing II is reduced from 81 ,23 900 to
S46s 600.
The appropriation the dry dock at Norfolk (Ss5 00)
and the Naval Hospital sls .oOo) stricken out and
also that Of 500 for tbs Naval Hospital at Mound
City, H.
The provision for extra midshipman for each Con-
gressonal district during the rebellion Is omitted
THE PRIZE CASES.
Three prize cases. involving the result OF the decision
millions Of dollars drawing to close the Supreme
Court, and will probably be finished this week The test
70 be that Of the Crenshaw from New York.
1t Is under argument-Charles Eames OF this city.
and wm NJ. Evarts OF New York representing the gov
ernment and Charles Edwards and Daniel Lord, Of New
York. representing the claimants.
PRIZES CAPTURED.
Information has been received here that the United
States steamer Reliance Capt MCGOWAN captured Moni
kin river and brought to Baltimore the 18th inst
the soop Clara and schooner North star while attempting
70 run the blockade loaded with contraband goods In
addition 10 the contraband goods two colored boys
aged about ten, found handcued and slowed away
in the hold OF the former vesse They stated that they
had been rcby put board the vessel and were 10 be
taken TO Richmond 70 be sold.
THE NAVY.
Captain Hiram Paulding was Today confirmed bv the
Senate Rear Admiral In the navy the retired list.
MOVEMENTS OF CoMxrssARY GENERAL EIcHOEP.
Commissary General Eichon, Of New York, has len
here upon ofcia visit the Army Of tho Potomss.
GENERAL CAMERON.
the question Is again agtated ~ 70 whether the 20
vernmen. will longer endorse General Cameron by allow
Ing him to hold nominaly the position Of Minister
Russia
TEE GOVERNMENT IT'S OWN MANUFACTURER.
The recent exposition or Frauds Ia connection with the
fact that the to long continue, urged
why the government should manufacture shoes clothing
&C. az In France, In order to put end 70 tho vanous
practices OF the shoddy men.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
lOft thaA MhnhReF JuiFnets beneut VII be
desire. On Saturday next thsrc will bs q IN
s theatre.
THE BROADWAY MESAGERIR.
long AZ Now York lacks spacious xooOgical p


Tw SssnrIAsrgRs Cosiso lsro UsS AGsrs.-Niokels arc
becoming quito again. and the pcoplo beginning
u complain concerning the nconveneuos % getting small
change Tho sorekeorers already havs taken Advantage
of ths dearth Of metallic currency by issuing shinpltsfs
on small scale, with v,ss 70 saving themselves from
ioss by making change IN nickel ocins Siekss are At
premium and therefore storekeopcrs boarding them
for profit by selling them 10 Wall street spectators
Grocsrs coal dealers bakcrs and other radefoks,
withstsnding all tho efforts Tho part u the rnitsS
States authorities " prevent shnpsserng give out thor
small circulating noiba 70 CUSTOMERS Tho following Is ~
example
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

S.-T.-is,O-x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIrTERs.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs
They purify. s.r-ns,hen and invisoraae \
They They create health, appetite :, ~
Iaey oyeroone ELECTS of dls.p.,ior and LATE hour.
They strengthen the system and enlIyen the mnd
They purify the breath and a.eidi,, d the stomach
They cure Diarrlaa. chosra aud cholcr. Morbua
They They sgss M Liver co%P.nt and Nervous He,a.shs
5 ss'sss 1 q % s. %
rla BARK Dandsnoa caamomiie Fiamsra Lavender ros-
As ossss sss sad, or.nss s.s ss.'
The Following "A sAape O the ,ss,moey daily reeeedi-
Messrs. r. II. DRaxx CO. jan a. ''''
GssrLss,sThs 1T in,ua,'on has received aud extended
sa 70 1ysr s Pan.oa rsa .sa sS have o. las
hausiion. levers want Of appst. Ac,
ana And has ssrn ss' maSs s si,s
usual health wsh hi. pr.pAsaiiqn "a, sss family.
Your ess sssysns DR. O. " isDkEws soperiatcaasss a
WILLIAMS Hor'' "''J.ssrss' JAM = i.s,rt =
,.a s. ii. ss's sGs, CT s
S''''' W. MUS sYRas, CHADWICK AGO.
oLry'a,sn, De- ises
used asrss bottle. o sss Tiaa,.,ios ssr. ssd 10 ~
isss5 %.sd ana nan :sds..Sf %.ss 'Ss% now. row.
cs4 ,,., g as Isa Az: !; :s
ton Btrrs They are the most effective perfect and harm
GAR iiovsr. LovrsvIrlr. Ky. Dec. %. iasz.
We are csmpeird TO order twelve dosen Plantation
70 supply friends no have other Of procuring THIS
admirable article.
Respectfully, yours. -
sILAS v MILLER co.. PsoprietorsL
Roons-r,H, n. ", Dec. ~, lbGl.
-. The Plantation B,.rers have u she
wors Kind OF dyspepsia " years. standing
have recommended tacm 10 othera. and. KNOW
with nignal success am, &c
Rev. .. s. CATHoRk.
bunsHrr houar. ci,oisrari oaio.f
Ms,sas DnAxs 4 co-rhe Plantation B,.ar. app.Ar 70
he very popular here. Send twenty and
obliEe.
TSP sAUNDKHs CO.
Ac &c. &C.
R-rhey arct particularly r~comnsndsd TO femsAss aud
deicatr pcrsons requiring gentle s.inuiant
Sold By all druagisA grocers and country stores
r. HI DRAKE A Co..
2G BraAdwayk r.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
The Mails Por sho Europa.

UNfUNl F"Vs IFV1f
The mails per the steamship Earops Tor Liverpool VA
Halifax win coeo a, eight O'Clock 10 (woincs.
day. movning but sho ~ni not sail from her dock until
about erveu
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

NV ORLYsSs--Ssesnstp Crenlf--Coi ID fa'tis iohn
" De zoe Mrs Caroline ia o8s ard - gh'er y Waslr
Msy May A lIo.~n sna servant Mr. Bazsns ora Mrs
Nlrgin Hcl0ly u n fhs-Ga y tia-sl NoFnu ~ TO II
,thsas Henry BLAKE " w kendslA Httsy ksne, gsAz j
grs--and " tn tie stcsnSe.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
Post once Robbery at Dover, N. n.

DovsR, n II, FOB. II, 1853.
Tho Post ocs in this city broken into lst nlgut
and all tho letters and property of value s.olcu.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
Ann use me nts.
THEATRE FRANCAIs.

Tomorrow evening the Management takos n bene ut
upon the Inauguration Of scenery, new drop
curtain and other acceesores which will render tho The
tire Francais st attractive and enable Mr. Jugnet
10 produce the French comedies esteemed by h!s
patrons most elegant style His artists panstakng
and some Of them really clever The enterprise
emnently addressing itself 10 the rite % New York
society and Mr.. Jugnet by careful production u light
comedies and yandevillcs such the readily
compreh6nded by persons acquiring knowledge Of the
French anguage, will insure the complete Of his
Undertaking On the occasion of this benefit are To
have Camille by which name theatre goers best
know Dumas Fills great work, ia Dame Cameaz
Mr Gravcr as Armand Duvai, Is moet effective, while
Nile do ,onhelicr certainly very attractive MArgue
rite Gauthier. We would state, however mpressisa
that lighter pieces are better adapted oa New York
dece. Still thsro will be great curiosity 20 compare the
original work with the translation familiar 70 We
heartily recommend the Theatre Francois 70 the pubiic
and hope thaA Manager Jugnets benefit VIII be all ~
could desire On Saturday next thsrc will bs matinee
az this theatre.
THE BROADwAY nENA0ERIR.
AZ long AZ Now York lacks spacious geological gsden,
such menasorie as tho hose broadway wiIl
BE- most popular place u resort fo~ children, who
derive not only pleasure beneft from their v~ts 70
the Amas We would recommend 70 the proprietor of
tho establishments referred 10 that his keepers should be
more Kind and courteous IN answering tho questions of
the lttle and thsr Their curiosity most
natural and should be gratied by all let there
be persons 70 give all required information ana
suit the patronage ~ the establishment win largely In
crease Tbs animals behave the most correct manner
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Royal Havana Lottcry.-TWcnty-hv
per premium paid Prizes Information furnished
n ighest price paid for gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers Ia Wan street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Omcial Drawings or the Library Asso.
caatiop COMPANY Lottery. OF Kentuckv.
GLASS 8t-FebriAry IL. 1853
26, 80. 81, %, IS, ~, so, ~, 6s. ., 80, Al 70.
GLASS 6c-February II. 1858
40. %, Al. a, 62, SO, 6S, l3. q, IL, -, 80.
''' FRANCE ELLIS 4 90, Covington, KY
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Lotteries:-
DKLAwAxK, Bxr9A CLAss sl--roeruary II. 1883
62, Al, SO, Il. 36, ~, 20. 10, -, Is. "a, So.
DELAwAKK. Class a2-FebruAry II, 1854
ii. n, ~. *, 80, 81. 81, 50, ), AZ, %, ".
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
Another Probable Blockade Runner NJ
HALIFAX.

Tho screw steamer Edwin Hawkins, with a cargo cf
cotton twenty days from Matanzs (ss roportei),
bound for Liverpool put into Halifax today, short o.
coalg
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
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