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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-13

VIM. Neal MilA.s. West
Henry ". Clark JAs. ?. Govdy
Il b't Newman James Whsless
J. =. Martin and wife J. \. w DDS and family
J r. Jones' W. D. Rttchsy nd wife
ihos Deaderck family john lsade,iek
=. II. Aohy u. fiz ugn
l.. A. JAG >son Juo w. Fulcner
u. II. Ware Or. Robt Marlin family
TbOs. shel on W. o Hort
W. &. Jackson Henry II u
w. e. Haudey J \. COibiu
VIM. II omas n. l.. Bla kensAlp
s,-s' Ro SS' Mr . Mrs o T. stubos
James Kerr W. Fergus
y. ). nyary Curry a wife J. "A, D. Mckee
Z. n. Mulltn n. g Fie ds
W.. 2. Tuonburg Etstman
A. q. SKI with q. r. +. A. cotton
G. Il. Mace Rev Geo h. hunt
J. Ferguson Mrs. susanna Ellis
\. II. AarnnR IN spence
Or Jno. NJ. Watson NJ. Ashley
VIM. WuodfolS MISE Matte Bishop
Dr. S. l. wharton Warren Jackson
Mos Cprrol Mr. Mrs. Afford 4 family
Mrs. Manning Wash. trooper son
]. h. Wyatt q. franklin
Ms. b. Elliott &flully Mrs. Jane N. Rathburn
Coo Matthias a family Miss d. Alexander
J. d. llunkett Ars Webb smith
r NJ Bra tey hlss ]. n. Mipn
X A. Irwin family Dr.. j. Waan
P. II Nit hsll 81 Martha
W. ". An n Mrs j rOk
Airs Jane Farrell ohirda In q Mrs buchanan
+. In Ivan J. W. Nilr
Il. n. Snyder John D. Everett
+ aux p rlcrGeld W P Martin
Ais. Williams Alex, Ban
". Patton W. FIR nklin
n. W Gaines r. b hius
Sarah b. NcOOLald Mrs. Hgginbotham fam
q j. lGltwCh ME- A. , rs
- Glass and family Mrs. LAM 4 q ughtOr
N - Fanny HuBt d 2da'rs MS II. B.. Bost.ck
NJ =. n Id, RI Mrs Tho as
| q Ia Ter Mrs p. Bryan
| Mrs. Burroughs & family Mrs Hamilton
| Nra nacres Mrs RobtJ Moore
| Miss X. Claiborne Mrs. I. W. Barnes finn.
James Claiborne
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MIs

BLACK GLAZED TRAVELLING BAG, NARKEB
\ "a u HABatrI Va ,. v. I.,' which was
r.0t D. III una r-igusd vii in tls uosMtal iu
III ~ yil,s Aba thv lst " reBruary last, Uat "
Ia rake oil "A E0m0 other piGos ne tatcbe. con.
h. % cloth ng aud puplru u valus ~ ~ uldor.
signed, Who aul aatsfa0tony inward ang paTayE
Islulshiug luiarnatisu regarding 10 whsreab5utsf
"a. e. uABWTI,
ayt--2t,t 20 lIsdt. o. q, ISL D vi .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-13

Proclamation by the President Of
the United StHtes--- Aliens, who
have Declared their Intentions
TO Fight or Leave the country.
WASHINGTON, May g.
By the President of he United States:
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may7tf Captain and Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

s,1The Hon. B F. Scofield of Car.
thags, who mis-rspresents our friends
across the river, in the Illinoise Senate,
is candid a. well as Honorable Gentle
man, = witness the following fasts.
Last hll, we are informed. be 1publicly
accused the gallant and gloriously loyal
Gov. Yates Of Illinois, 10 the Demine
HMs4 il fhis city, ,sof AAsiug Stolsa the
e5O0, 900 appropriated BY the Csspswsion
- dssssd the A9saois State Cbsstissas.,
for the benefit Of ths soldiers wosndsd
st Fan Dpnslson, and xhsn asksds b. N
Iowa eentlsman Who .doabtsd his slandsr-
ouS ftitsment, t'if 1 convention u amend
; Consultation had money to appropriate
OF poxsr to appropriate money for any
.pux7osaa" apswsrsd hrassnly, .sCertaialy
-ihay had, z whsa hs knew vsry veil that
thxt Convention vas, IN az respecs, very
Abs bsIhspesDmgs asho taok ehrH Hnsiu
up On ! high neuntain and showed him
I'll the kinedpua ef ths aasth, and Offered
tA,si y him 4 - woah woship him;
~h~sas'it issquAlly aotOrious thaA shs
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poor devil didn't own foot of the land
he offered to give away, and that the
poor Convention had no power 70 sppro.
pirate cent for the object mentioned
and if they had possessed the power,
their conduct in other matters show
they you'd not have exercised It. Ns
- #FTtA IN ,Ests6aS ss&Ss& T31AM IX 80 y 4sN ~
bonds ever were Or ever viii be issued
for this $500, ,Doo, and II they were issued
would BE- 20 mauiiestly- illegal that they
eo1ld not be sold and would not b paid,
Il not 6co6eld beautiful bird to occupy
the position OF Senator
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
Cen1HesoaoDal.
Washington, Feb. a.


Washington, Feb. 81.
Senator Lane introduced 4 bill to grant
the right Of way through the military res.
srvstion of Kansas. s.,s -.
Wilsoe, Of Aass., introduced bill to
incorporate naval academy.
Howard called up the bill 10 divide
Michigan into two judicial districts.
After discussion by Foster, Trum.
bull, Bessenden and others the bill passed.
Yeas 2s. NAYS IL.
Mr.. Fessenden presented the crcden.
tials Of Hon. L. n, Morrill,, reelected
U. s. Senator from Maine for s years.
Mr.. Powell offered resolution that \
committee offs Be appointed TO inyesti.
gate the facts in reference to the arrest
and imprisonment and release OF y. A.
Aahony, J. A. Mullen and Andrew J .
Duff. Laid over.
Mr.. Powell also gave notice that he
should at an early day offer resolution
for committee to investigate the con-
duct of Gen. Gilbert, in dismissing q
convention in Ksntncky-
Mr.. Lane called up the bill to grant
land to Kansas for the construction Of
railroads and telegraphs. Passed.
The bill for the diachargs Of State pris.
oners was then taken up. The question
being on the amendment of Carlisle Of
fcred as substitute for the substitute
proposed by Trumbull 1879
Mr.. Powell spoke ut some Isngth In ia.
vor of Carlisle's amendment.
Hutchins 4 Maynard's anendment ma
king uniform rate Of postage, we're re-
ferred.
Mr.. Hutchins Intellectually moved to
table the Y. O. referee bill. The bill
passed, y against S.. m
Mr.. Morrill, reported from the conmit-
tee on Ways and Means, anend dmsnts
TO Tx bill, the completion Of which was
postponed until Friday next
House passed the Senate bill to pre-
vent correspondence with rebels.
The Senate bill for enrolling and call.
ing out the national forces, and for other
purposes, is to be considered Monday.
The Senate bill 10 amsnd che aet pre-.
vsDting membars Of Congress from ta-
king confederation for procuring contracts.
Offices or place was amended 20 as to EN-
brace any kgent Of the Govetsmen. Of
the United States, and passed!
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L LII j ILlIUhAIH II.
- ! - j ]
r rr-c-
"
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING GS.
&c, &c.. &c. i

Cairo, Feb. go.
The United States hospital boat Con-,
Of Memphis, arrived this morning from
Vicksburg the 7th, having on board !,
large number of sick and convalescinp
soldiers on her list. About 1000 were
fro0 Missouri. Gan. Blacss Division, from
The ranks Of the goth. 31st and 32d reg
iments. Among the Iowa regiments rep
resented we're the '25th, 30th. and 3lst
Illinois, 18th, ll0sh. and l39th; Indiana,
6ad and 68th72 out Of the entire lot
died after The 7th, while the steamer W.
taking them on at vicksburg and enrouts
to this place. We wers unable 70 get
the names of the deceased, n the stsamer
stopped here 20 short time. The sick
are to be taken TO the hospital at st Louis,
where they viii have good care and nurs-
ing, which they seem to need.
The steamer White Cloud, which with
officers and crews, were arrested at Island
No. 10 with rebel mail on board, arriv-
ed to-day in charge of executive officer
". c. Hanford, Of the gunboat New Era
at Memphis. After oil her officers
had been arrested, the pilot of the
White Cloud succeeded in making bis
escape, but was subsequently captured.
and brought to THE port.
Capt. A. n. Pinnock has taken person
al charge of the prize this evening, and
the steamer is lying, guarded by U. s..
marines. fact along side the Kowena,
another naval prize captured What dis
position Capt Pinnock viii mike Of Jksss
two valuable steamers is yet undecided.
The matter hes been referred to proper
authorities At Washington.
The City Of Mennhis brings Memphis
dates to the morning Me 18th inst. z
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Late New Orleans News.
New York, Feb. 81.

.a-.a ..;,e,.e. ..
.i,p. noa. Iouas. ssr N ~. ss'eloay 'or
Adm,ra' m r0, ro1ssr M,s:. n meet. u
wv O:lenr .1s.Cos s'.'s sn,s Col.
: sue, Aous6 Dne. uenefss ,eIt naton
nougo. S.sul.. sns .n ~: ~. N'n Msns-
POI oon.sy'ns 'ne ra r'n nlss., ana .aree
. otnsl sg'men's aasss troops cisen-
49, II =. 'squcm.us, oU. nile csow,
on tne vest oank OF tne Ahsissippi, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

~ phsss bsing occasiond inquiries
how much money has besn realised from
tho Ladies lQusdrille Party, and shat
hes bssa dose With n, We publish below
che rsoeipt q Mr. Mann, Treasurer 81
the Union Ladies' Association. and can
asssrs eur friends il viii b paid out BY
this Society, faithfully for tho objssts had
IL visv By tAsss Who 70 gsasraHy oon-
tcibutsd q raise il
: Resolved ef the gentlemen managsrs Of
thu IAdi1s' Quadrills Party, iupk AnAdrsd
,aad ixty y-nissa dollars, fe1 The hsep1s 81
,jpdi9snt families fosr seaantearx xold diisrs.
forsy.Sosr dollats Of tho ab0ys asncont
vSeS dO1atsa ~ persons ympsthixing
srivith IA object bnt 'oppoAing ~ nShAsF
q raising the funds. 81 j
q, q II ..,,,s Il GEoIas ~. NAsr,
Trsssrer of the Union ladiss' Assecia-
Hon. u sgsa4K Il III 4 ~ s8fG Hrss84sSs agf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
Cairo, Feb. 81.

Cairo, Feb. Il.
An entire block Of buildings on the
west side Of the public square, was des-
sroysd BY ire at Trenton, night before
last. The Ere broke out about 10 .. m :,
andsis supposed % have been the work OF
an incendiary- Tho block coasaissd 4
hotel, and seveEal stores, and business
houses, among them soms Of the best
brick buildings in the place. We have
no estimate OF loss. -
The steamer Chippewa Valley arrived
from Island No. 63, where. che was arrest
ed under charge Of contraband trading.
Gen. Hurlhnrt has issued the following
order, dated Memphis, 18th, BY direction
Of Maj. Gen. Z. s. Grant, Commanding
Department
Feb IB-From Headquarters-Iti is re.
ported. all restriction halstotoss ;usesed
on the circulation Of the Chicago Tunes
are hereby rsfnded. Orders prohibiting
the circulation .of this shest, sseg here-
BY revoked BY superior authority. ~
The General commanding this corps
direct <hat III p1nishnens md srresks
For violation 81 said order be oysrYulsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.


haifsx Feb. II.
The Canada from Liverpool 7th and
Quee nstown 8th. arrived. She brings
l5s Lancashire operatives, sent by Miss
Coults.
The Polish insurreclion was spreading.
WeDgren had been taken By the Russians
after ssnguinary battle. 3aelol
Liverpool. Nb. 7th.-Cotton dull;
prices weak. Breadstuffs quiet and
steady; provisions, ditto.
" The Times states that il is reported IN
offsr WAS snade two weeks ago BY certain
parties in Paris to mel gotiate loan for the
Confederate Government, Of 6vs mil
lions Sterling, on the basis of cotton, at
FIVE per cent. per hundred, the holder
having tho option. after 4 certain time,
of exchanging his cotton for Cchfedsra,s
Bonds at 10 cents. bearing per losnt.
interest. and this has been partially &C.
cepted.
The Queens speech contains vsry little
Il importance except the following:
a Her tHakesty hns abstaiASd from
takieetany sssps with sisv % indacs
. cessation Of the conflict hstxsea ,ahe
coDtending parties Of the North Amsr-
can States, because it has not ret seemed
"a hsf that any such overtures cond be
aAsea3sd With psobabiGty u suesess--
Her Majesty has reviewed s~itA the
deepest concern the terrible warfare which
stiil ages in these regions; and che has
witnessed with hentfelt- grief the severe
distress and suffering which that war has
inflicted on Arge class Of her suhjscts,
bat which has been borns b. than with
great fortitude and exemplary resi7na.
ton. 1t ID some consolation to her
thinjsssy to be led TO hope that this SAT
israag and distress - dininishinR, apd
that great renewal Of employment i be-
ginning TO take place in the manufactur-
ing districts.
2 In the House Of Lords the question
being on IN address in reply u ne
Qnssas speech, Carl DssAy aid he. Ad
no objections % mako 10 the eeune ef the
government in regard to the American
waf. but he hoped much. He regretted
they had not joined with France in the
attempt however ffitless, TO sGsct .n
axmistioe md cessation Of hostilisiss -
would lead tha TIVE parties - reflect On
the issues and hopelessnsss Of the ver N
which they arc engaged. Hs snd6d BY
approyingthe course Of the government
on the American question. gt
There is news Of an insasrsction in
-Cochis China. and desperate sttAsa On
the French forces. Severe fighting had
taken place, but the Cochin Chinsss were
rspulsed With hsayy loaa. sIs rofa Yf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

Mkssks EDITORS The recent des-
truction Of the Cancellations ofiee By
the soldiers in these hospital, i un-
derstasd. has given rise 70 tl,eE i'm
impression that = they are vdnposed
TO be- <aisordsriy, and entertain feel.
ihgs Of 1anfmosity against some Of
the citizens in The town have made
nduify through such channels a. ! deem
reliable, and am satisfied that there is uS
cszse for any apprehension on TIE part Of
sny one. The object Of Il cir dislike i
removed. and they arc content. And
beg to assure the public through your
Journal that the Inmates u the hospital
are disposed to commit no acts Of person
81 violence unless provoked by the citi-
xens.
They are inclined to Be quiet and law
abiding. The destruction Of the Consti-
t1f'on ofbos Was an excsptioaal case only,
and one whore their dearest interests.
thai, mot;, th.; ..:
- Ia = ~
h.en n;.,.r..sr,.a -s,;.s -,
and sneered 1t. IS they believed, until
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lnssrvlew botwe cen. President LAn.
soln ana AeKcier.
Especial to Tribune.l
Washington, Feb. 90.

Three days ago . select interview is
said to have taken place At friend
house, bstveen Mr.. Lincoln and Asrsier,
in which, il am to trust my information,
questions of the greatest importance were
reviewed and discassed. Notwifhstand-
ing tie nystsry observable in shst inter-
view, it is reported in diplomatic circlss
thst Af. Lissoln denies having had any
share in the framing Of document writ
ten in reply to DelHuys, propositio. fur
ther than 70 have expressed in Cabinet
Council thst Ae time for listening to the
kind suggestions Of France had not yet
arrived. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

DIED.-At CoviDgton, KY, Saturday
night. II e'eleck, Feb. Z, Gen j 4.
BROWNE, aged dseventy y-nine yea,s.-( Gin
oinnsti Commercial.
The subject of the above notice was
for many ysara resident of this county.
He was Captain of Dragons in the q.
8. service during the Black Hawk war,
and. vas stationed iat Nostrsss --thes
called Fora Des Moines-under command
Of Col. nov Gsnsral) Sumner. Soon
after the close of that var be resigned his
commission in the army and removed to
Fort Madison. He rsprssssasd Lee
county in the Legislative Council Of
iowa vhilst Territory, and was Psssi-
dent Of that body. Hs xAs also Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives At the
6rst session otths General Assembly Of
the State Of Iows. Ges. b. was broth
er Of Jsdgs Browne, late Judgs Of the
Supreme Court a Illinois, who died ~
Gently in California. He went some years
since TO reside With daughter in Coying-
ton, KY, whore he died.
= fgt4 r 4 y p n q 8
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Hoass THns.-Col. Wall. Of the Gov.
srnor's sta9, hadrp befors him last Sat.
urday horse thisf lwAoas nans We ao~
vithhold.) who resides nsarAthsas. No,
and shut him up in the Guard House. -
The thief was trying TO be unusually
sharp, hAving stolen csatrabGad horse.
painting over The white marks, and
trading him oG for another horse (which
he probably thought be might safely cop,
tidsr his own, J and then, alter shs paint.
Ing had bsoome edased, going back ssd
claiming Do 'Aorss = his, different one
thaa he hsd traded, and pretending IL had
been stolen from him. This WAS prstsy
sharp game to get two horses for nothing,
4 hss tprnsd ont 4 1aeided failnre.
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FEsTIvAL AT Wxs1 PoINT.-TLs
hdis. u the II. L. Church At West Point,
il tAh county, bold . Festival on the
.svsping II The 4th of March nexi, for the
bsns6t Of their pastor. Rev. J. G. Thomp-
son. We believe the preachers in this
Church Sorth) are without exception
bitterly opposed to ssosssionism in every
phase, % that the Union cause will NOT
b injured By giving them liberal sup.
peef. ).
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Washington, Feb. el.i

The House Com Conferenoe was asked
+of Ssaass on disAgsesiag amendments ol
the bill 70 provide ways and means for
support Of ths Government
House resumed the consideration oi
the r %. reform bill. A&s'
b. IAthsn Of Chic offered "A amendment,
which passed, providing that all soldiers
in camps and hospitals shah receive and
|transmit letters free. M IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

Wos1H HsAaISo.-The singing and
plying Of 1. v H. Crosby ssd his fair
assistant. An. Minnie Belle Sqaire, are
- pleasant public entertainmens as We
~ sonmoaly favored with. II excel
lsnes without vain ostsptation, and VI
withost bunoonsry are worth anything,
then Mr.. Crosby's concerts may Justly
clsim liberal patronage.
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THE CITY.
: Particular Notlee % Man subscribers

We Ssar tAat ese nsil Subscribers do not nou1S
The dats Itiatsa sspoSits thsir name on each pa
- z isdies4s Ae tis< 10 rLisA tL<ir .st-
ssiSs;ss = psia, aad .whss ssasssd sws - three
sAys p aAvssss savss ~ honbIs, and iasaklbly
pssvsats sny errors. II IL our rule when ths time
has sxphsd 10 drsp the name, and Al Who wish u
ssssisas ~ Bapsr WIN ss0is sssrs tiss pssvious
~ sxptrs4ion " subscription. W 80
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New York, Feb. Ell.

N0W OrK, Feu. II.
= Among the passengers who ,sailed in
the Champion to-day is Gen. Shields.
Special to Comnstciak Washinalon,
20th-The reportS Of Misunderstanding
between Seward md 4sssisf are untrue.
They are ON the very best terms.
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DzszAsDED.-The "Cy Riaes,' Of
ths sitya- which be- from time to time
turned sut some excellent officers and
men for he serviss, nst On Friday eve
ming last aad disbandsd.
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Actssn % she n. r. Chambes sf Ceu.
mcpce.
New York. Feb. 2I.

The Chamber of Commerce to.day
adopted strong protest against the wri-
tings that the British goverr. ment had
allowed 10 be imposed on our commerce
in her action in certain ports in the mat
ter Of the Alshama., The Chamber also
adopted resolution, in favor Of letters
Of maxqas aeaisst the Alahans, Florida.
and other pirate oruisersj also prepared
, memorial to the Secretary Of the Navy
asking further dsisnses in New York har-
Dor.
The rebel Col. Hicks has been sent to
Fort lafayette. It seems il il most GER
tAin that he is spy.
q The Herald says srrsngemsnm are
nearly completed for building third line
OF telegraph between Boston and Wash.
ington. All the funds are subscribed and
the contracts are executed Henry o.
Riley and Others contemplate building a
fonfth Iine over The same ro1te, and have
made partial arrangements for the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
Halifax, Feb. FL.

n s YEItse.a HAlifhx, Feb. II.
The Europa for Boston arrived yestsr-
day. AdoAs shss passengers was Geo.
N. Sanders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

~ Il n loyal men u he country
vsssh - usch in sarnsst in saving
tbtsOusssy - the rshels A. il attempt
isg % destroy Il, ~ should soon see a
end 10 the war. d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

WET TOO PAR A seceysioniyt bv
name of Hawkins, who had been ! Lies-
tenant in Prices army, was knocked down
dsJ before yesssaeg,by 0spt. E. 4. H.-
ven. on board Of the Warsaw, on her way
up fron ST. Louis, for expressing tres.
sonabls sentiments. This man Hawkins
was 6rst captured At Glssgow. No., and
Imprisoned ssvsa non.hs; vas sslsased
By taking the cath Of allegiance ana eg.in
srrasted fsr new disioyalty. vhsn vithiu
tvO miles Of his homsat Hannewell, No.,
and put in the Gratios prison, ST.. Louis.
bnt no sooner is be ont than he ssts m
b. treasonabls talk again, Capt. HAsea
. whom he was talking, belongs to the
Mrs. Marine Brigade, b native Of Ken
sacky snd democrat. He listened to
and even drew out the opinions of Lieut..
Hawkins. who At length cuned Lincoln
and oil his supporters and minio.s -
This was too much for Capt. Haven, who
soon plsced the psrjnred and ssaitor-
hsartsd Lieutenant in position to ap-
peal for mercy.
Ha~kins vas thsfsupon again arrested
and put of 1t Hannibal. II was scarcely
worth while TO swear such men, and they
must and will eventually lesrn that trea-
soaabie talk viii not b. tslcntsd. outra-
ging the loyal sentiments of the mass of
the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

WnAT AND How MUcH.-In our
papsf Of slss 2osh inst, Il vss .t.tsd th.,
OH the contents Of the Const;tution OS;ce
we're thrown into the street. This was
By isadvsrsescs, lsyinr TOO mach. The
soldiers, ii The pledge sirnsd bv than
resolved to DESTROY the p,ehinery and
nassrial ..asd fer. ~ publ;ca;o. ef tbe
CeneI;tutio. pev...ne, Th.v ..cora;nc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
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