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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28

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/, MISERY IN REBELpoE.--T following sex-
tract from an editorial 10 The New Orleans Del
ia, Of January %, speaks with such pIaiO1ess
on this subject that it is difficult to believe that
it is talking entirely without the book s2s
We are daily receiving accounts across
the Ines Of the dreadful condition Of thibgs
in rebeldon. The soldiers are only kept
from tsutiuy aud insubofdina ton 6Sqehe
promises held out that peace will be made
in ninety days The army is verys tired of
The war, and would accept peace on any
terms which would restore them to their
homes again. The people, stoo,, even, in
MiSslssippls opeulY express wish that the
Yankees wodldcome along eud the farce.
The generalization among the Louisiana
aud Arkansas troops at Port Hodson is
represented to be extreme, and thousands
would desert II oppoftauity offeiedSl The
conScription is found to be serysslotv And
also very dangerous business, The neenle
in the country kill every oticet y ho. comes
around hunting up conscrtpts. al least
twenty have been killed in .Ee~ neffortnanca
of this kind of duty F6e people wilIIaOot
serve as couscriDts, if theyacan avoid IL
andit abe swamps aud .hioiag places of,I.ou.
issns are full oi fugitives. between the ares
oil 10 ahd 6O.a'sg l.t.sds..H ~, -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28

EMORY LUCE, Dealer in Sweet Potato, and
other Early Plants and Vegetables
Also, Dealerin Preserved Fruits, fomatos &c. East
tabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28

Trains do not stop tstations where the tim is omitted
n the above tables.
All through Trims going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trainsfor Toledo, CAisaSS, 6ostns e. nnhif In
diaHop0iis, &c. '....... 81. 80
And all through Trains going Eastward Dunkir
with the Trains el r. Rad nt Bufa o, with those
Of N. Y. Central and Buffalo N. Y. CITY Rail- ladb for
Nen York, Albany, Boston, Niagard Ehiis, DC, &c.
CLEVELAND. Nov II 1892 N'''''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28

LINUS. SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer apd Man
uatuTeF steam NORTH Main street. near the
ofhes Of Dr. Harrington Ash tabulA, o. iiIifiA 45l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28
FuFnitars.tls
DUORO { BROTHERs, Manufaclurers Of

Dealers In FnFnrs Of he best descriptions every va
ety Also general Undertasrs, and fCOf
hns 70 order, hain street, North Of South Public Square
AAhtabua, 6tsf r.-. 491
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28
Books.
MIG. DICK Bookseller, Stationsr and News
Dealer Also Dealer IN Sheet Music Toys. and General
Variety Goods Main stIeet Ashtabuia, Ohio, 407
miscellaneous.

3. s. NEwCoMB h Co, General Dealer
In all kinds Of Blanks for Lawyers Justices Notsres en-
County Offices; Counting House Stationary, 1hinter'
Stock &c &c. 142 superior street, Cleveland Ohio. Al
Kinds Of Blank Books Manufactured 10 Order = 667
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-28

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
MelodeOns Piano Stools Covers, Instruction Books etc
Depot Prk street. AshtAbuA See advertisement 4l6
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of new YORK.. A.E.ss -, issa.
ARRIykp.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Constitution ~ trsnsporo 0pessman, M
toe Heed Aus a. si An. and charesson Bar $50 PH,
Bsri ldomenoo lxnsi rrosssovch Sunderland q days.
with COAL 70 order Had heavy weather ost sAs forssop
Bark Dorothes Henrietta fHoD, smt Buenos Ayres 80
daya with wool and hide, 70 0so Msks Co: vessel 20
Yunch, Mencke wen6t 7d inst lA ~ 81 Ion a. spoke
~ bark Jean Bapste. from Havana forsNew York. with
loss OF mainmas which she had Lost two ds previous 10
scSr John Korhrop Cof cornwsIs Is) sssvsna. xana-
nns,, u days, with sugar. % = D.wck. -.
schy Endons, --> LinsAn, Oh 10 dsys. vita coal TO
Loo 70 rs spoke schr Rachel Hsr of and for Ptadc
rhia wth lose OF mslnsan forsGp and buiwarts; had
storm Us saI set t0peAn jb lying ~ sna part Of
sGsss sss z sls rSrs sssg nSy1 s soa Tss ro HoS
Bchr Cbstman. Douohtv, HAtter.s dayn
echr Esersion. Torbsn Marynud, days.
Gchy Gen Taylor Baker. 0ioucrster.
BELUW
snip John Spear tof Roskand) from HavssA With los
az f0rona~f
Brss Angossura fBr-m, from Ansc~tarA
nu6 ffurnbrdt fDx, NS0H N
Also one Unrks
From qusransine- ssssn sAsssry sxsshsF, I~eHh'
in rbw Of steamship star OF The South
wind at sunset NV. fs fH
Ausewfeaa P~veos -. -
PosTov Aug z5--Afr = bri1 fsrrv. nsfs.-n ~
hrxs Lanris. care IA t'ra, Jsafx tAsn 's~-" ss"os
Ayres, Mcfnsiss. FonssSs
Fsr otl- Sslsssac A<ss 20 isccsS n~~~
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

Zwergel Jacob, 2o2 1stsve Zimmerman Jpo l5s e 2lst
At the completion OF the drawing for the Eighteeas
ward which was finished at IL NJ, recess OF an hour
was announced During that time the representative of
the press and others psrtook Of slight bst dainty
past, 10 which full justice done.
rnE DRAWING IN THE rwEsrr.FlRsr WARD.
Atthe expiration Of the recess tho drawing for The
above ward commenced Thp rwentisth. hsing tho
largest, len for this morning when the drawing will
commencs at eight r. NJ
The operations commenced precisely at one O'Clock,
when Commissioner Kirby stated ths the quota Of the
ward eight hundred and forsyfour win the my per
cens added. The ballots had been csunted BY Captain
spaht Of the Twenty ninth precinct ana Dr. Warren.
The following are the names Of the drafted fer the
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
The Thirty-sevensh RcRimsnt Quartsred
In Q Coal Yafd.

hs Thirty seventh regiment New York ssats National
Guard il present doing duty around ths Manhattan
Gas Works. At the foot OF West Fghtcsufh and Nnetesnn
streess. This nne corps which commanded BY Colonel
Charles Rooms has been posted their present Hsd
sctou fr week. during nearly the whols Of which
time Vey compelled W siecp IN the coa yard Of
the gas company without any tents other protection
frbm the elements. Thss suderines may bs more eary
Imagined than described. They have performed tho
labovs with the greatest .cheerfulnes ssd good
notwithstsnding the severe hardehips they we're
peled 70 endure On Monday evesans sufhcssnt
Of tents sent up the regiment, and The ao
now somewhat more comfortably quartered.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

MMsss::ys cornelius, 2S7 e 2lst
NewAevry Hy, e26 Broadway
Needhnrn Elias r, l28 b l0th
Nixon Jno, Everett House
Nichols Geo b, S26 u oath st
Nelson Chas II, 10 w 18th ri
Negroponte Pericles. ~ W
18th st
Nichoiaa T. A - lQth nj
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

Young VIM, las East Gath =,
Young PeteA 40 ave A
Young p, sW cor nv A a 18th
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
Very Latest Per City or BaItimors.
IEY rHlN;RAPH 10 QuKkxaroWN.l

IlvHkP0oL. August II, 1863
Tho steamship Hansa, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 12th instsnt
Corrox.The sales TO day (l3th) were 900 bass, In.
cuding 900 to spectators and exportera The market
IL firm NJ unchanged quotations.
BRKApsuyvs Tho market 10 generally quiet and steady
Wheat ID quoted easier.
PRovlssons.--rhe maskct n quiet md steady.
PnoprcE. The market N quiet and steady.
LospoS, August ls--P. NJ.
Consos cioss at 93h for money.
AuuscAn Sr0cKs. -fhe latest sses were. Illinois Cen
sraI Railroad, 10 discount; Erie Railroad, TAX ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
Yates Lother. sS7 4th av
foung Daniels 90 "a .
label Jno, 49i 81 ay

label Jno, 4oi 3dav Zimmer jacob 12 East 35h
Among those drawn in the afternoon were s"n OF
General PROSPER ". wctmorc, aud wm. Hews, some.
Whist well known black republican, who holds berth In
the Custom House This district perhaps Of the
waitnest In the city, and many Of the drafted ccu
narily able 70 get exempted. UN
The drawing for tho rwcntiet ward viii be commenced
precisely at eight O'Clock tins morning.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
The Draft In the Ninth District.
TO THE EDITOR nF THE UERxLn

fIEADQrAryRs, PRovoN MARSHAL, NINTH DerMcr,l
NEW York. BROADWAY toRvMt or Wrrf (
FORTY SEVENTH STRxKr SEVENTH AVENUE,
August 70, 1853, ]
The DRAFT In this district VIII be resumed AZ these head
quarters on Wednesday, August 2o at 10 O'Clock A. H.
Your ere respectfully invited to be present.
Yours, &C, PROVOST MARSHAL
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

ri~o',s Geo. f3s y ar
D. wma sseo rs sv~sh =
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
% l .sss names drawn that day

n"ehtietn wafu Liz
There would be .sss names drawn that day.
After the usualSpreminary preparations the draft
commenced the supervision Of the proper auhor
ties. Commissioner Kirby read the names, while MT.
H. B. sperit turned the wheel Mr. Lush being the bnd
man, 4M
When the proceedings commenced comparatively a
small number Of spectators attendance but as
tho morning passed the number considerably aug.
nened the room for their accommodation being large
ana airy During the day visits received from Gen.
Prosper N. wesmore Of "Union League fame; Provost
Marshal General Robt b. Nugeni Capt Wagner Provost
Marshal, Seventh district Capt. Farr Provost Marshal
Sixth district, and Others E
Among the drafted are the or Mayor OpdyKs; also
his hopors private secretary w. H. Armstrong; Charles
Dslnonico, Dclmonico's HOTEL Udolpho Wolfe, ccie
brased for his "gin The Fifth Avenue Hotel the Ora
mercy House and the Johns,ons largely drafted.
TIE DRAWING IN THE RlaHTRKNrH WARD.
The following arc the names OF the drafted for the
Eighteenth ward
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Everything Quict-hayor Opdy ke's Som,
DcImonieo, OF Hotel Fame, and Num-
Der of Other Celebrities Drawn.
In conformity with requisiticn from Provost Marshal
General Fry, and sub order from Assistant Provost
Marshal General Robt B. Nugen the draft for the Eighth
district, comprising tho Eighteenth, Twentieth and
Twentyhvst wards, was commenced yesterday morning
at eight O'Clock precisely, at the headquarters No. 30S
broadway The drawing In this district, It will be re-
membcred, was commenced contsmporaneously with
that in the Ninth district, when II stopped by tho
rioters, who attacked and burned down the building,
Of broadway and Thirty cond street. occupied
the headquarters At mat time two hundred and
sixty six names had been drawn and tho
sidered as drafted.
platoon Of police, under Capt. Spaght, were in at
tendance from the Twenty ninth precinct and preserved
order during the day. Tho military force present
rather small, the headquarters within short dis
lance Of the Seventh arsenal where large
Dor Of troops quartered. Company A, Second Yer
mont regiment, Capt W. H. Ccdy al that were in
attendance. ~
At the appointed hour Can't Naniere mounted the IA.
hle and stated that they wuui commence
he draft where 1t had b.ca lt OIL the 18th OF July
last He then read that portion OF the Presidents order
rel ling 10 the changing OF number from dis
trcts whore the quotas large. He stated that
the draft for the first casS OF the district $685. ZIG
Of which had been drawn, leaving balance Of sels TO
be drawn. The ward quotas as follows
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

Miller Geo. Az Jiay
McGovern Jas, as I'd sv
Norris r, 1ef r sd ri
Mcclellan W, $50 81 av.
Mack PIX, eth sv 4 18th st
Mallory Jas, ~ EeYion ~
McCabe PIX, y06 3 39th st
Monsrsse Cicsre. s2lk y eth av
Mcdonald Alsr. SO u ~
NcMeehaD Phil. i63lE S2d NJ
Mclean Chas y, 101 B 18th "
Melea Path, $50 e 30th =,
ncNsa DAnl, SQ3 ~ ave
McMsuns PIX. Us \ asa 81
Nails nobt J An 81 ave
Aelntirs John, fl3 r. 29sh q,
Mitchell Barnard, ,DlO e va st
AcAvcsy :, O. 81 ave
Mayso John. I1l E7Hh NJ .
More vrsncis. SIS ID ave
Min xchesUer Q. - W g7th n
Moorc ~ ~ SAfni. y7l an av
Marlin 7. j,2ss Brodhvay
Aeinken q ", 40 an ave
nccsbe "a, us n siss a
Mcmanos Juo, a25 81 ave
nurphy r, bSi "a ave
acDermctt Peter, lt3 n s2d
Moses Jno, fIs EHoth 81
Moons J D, ~ Z s6th q
Mason u II. tl3 9TH ave
McgHrty y hlchaci. 656 81 ave
Mallory Thos 9 37th . Ssd av
Malen Chas n, 17B "a ave
Marsh Alonxo, ia & Y7th a
Muller Hobt, 10 r. 1b u, Al
Mciuire yso, $50 Ffrst av,
MlIhny Patrick, 5l2 "a ay
Mclaughlin u. Iss B I0th a
hoekc Henry. BIS Lesing.
ton av
Mcdonald Alex. ~ Y slss a
Mastcrson AIchl. Is r 2sth u
McDoweD Henry, fsl x Ixh
McGoter yss. l92 y Nth II
lather y VI 4. G3 w SNh q
Nader VIA. As 4 13sh Il
rsoo'.s Geo. ss. v av
y wma sseo sss s0~sh =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

go 1sDTvHDlNo Tine NORTM."
The Davenport Demoorat, and indeed
all the Copperhead sheets in Iowa, asssrt
that the policy Of the Adninistraiion baa
divided the North--that haa the Govern.
nent prosecuted the war without any
confsoasion bill or emancipation proo,a-
nation the North would have remained
united, and the rebellion would have been
subdusd before now.
This i simply bare facsd attempt at
hunbuggery as the facts Of history clear
iy demonstrate. Mnhony who was .
peace man and disunionist from the
start, and advocated the acknowledgment,
of the Independence Of the Southern Con-
fsdeacy, issued . call for State Con-
vention, which was denounced as treason
able by War Democrats. That Conven-
tion adopted Aahonys platform, and
nominated Judge Mason for Governor
who, Il win b ssmembered, was publicly
denounced b Coolbsugh, Chgett and
others - traitor. And in this Con
gressional District the Democratic party
nominated Jsrius Neal. the bitterest op-
ponent Of the Government and the var,
who advocated peace upon the stump
throughout his canvass for Congress.
And subsequently the Democratic leader
of the northern District undertook e
ssnd = Grand Byington, a original
traitor, 70 Congress in that District.
6ueh vas the position and such il Z
spssinen Of ~ poliey and the position
Of the Democratic party in Iowa at the
start, and before the oon6scation and
emancipation measures had bssn proposed
BY the Government. And moreover. il
was the practice and the habit Of the
Democratic leaders from the start T.
denounce the war. to discourage
snli stments and to seek in every way
to obstruct the Government and to brine
odism upon the Administratiou.
What lying hypocrisy and bnzen i'm.
pudsnce, then, to charge the Admins.
tnsion with adividing the North wher
the press and the lssders Of the Demo
erntic party have. been persistently stri
wing to effect that object from the 6rst
and are still madly bent on its accom-
plishment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
WHICH n WHICH

The soldisrs' vote 10 still the burden oi
Copperhsad objurgations. Take the
word Of the CoPperhead press for it, and
Ksokuk, Davenport, Cincinnati, Con.
necticut, and most Of other recent cleo
tions, we're carried by the soldiers vote.-
Suppose that BE- true, what disgraceful
and humiliating position do Northern
Coppsrheads occupy before the country
Everywhere the soldiers vote, the men
who are fighting the battles Of the coun.
Try are against the Copperhesds.
If II b true, as Douglas. Holt, and
svea Ciagett, have said, that there i. bu,
two parties in this country--palriols an4
traitors-can there be . doubt whicl
party the SOLDIER vote sus,ains, and
which thst vote opposes
We thank God that our vote is found
recorded along side that Of the brave mer
who are bathing for our liberties in de-
fence OF tho Government and the flag O
our fathers. and that their sentiment,
and sympathiss are in nuison with ourl
in this great struggle. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

THI UkT0S .SocIAL.-Odd Fellows
Hail was crowded with visitors last eve.
ninS, and everybody seemed in the hap.
pisst kind Of humor. The supply ol
ice cream and cake was fortunately large
and was very literally patronixed. The
band euliyensd the occasion with some iine
music, and ! song sung BY two young
ladies was unusually good. ave under.
stand that the receipts IRON the door and
refreshments amountsd TO almost SEQ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

~This thing Of borrowing and spong.
ing the morning paper i becoming ani-
samoa 10 our community, and y . source
Il much complaint By subscribers ~ we'll
as by The carrier. The truth i, If pso-
pie~eSe able TO boy . newspaper, it ID
mean and dishonorabIe to depend on bor-
rowing 10 gst the ns~s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

~ Sometimes the question il asked
~ why don't yoa abuse the sscessiou-
lists Z"
Our priucipal answer to this interroga.
tory is, that We haze abused them. We
have repeatedly denounoed them u wick.
cd ~ the abolitionists.. How any person
could be any moro sevsn npon them We
cannot understand. Copperhsad Paper
To b surs, yoa denouncs al the Dem.
ocrats who support the Government in shs
field OF On the stump: such, for instances,
n Gen. Rosscnns and Gen. Crocker
Gov. Wright and @. @. Cole. togethe,
With Me rank and Ale Of the army, and
the entire Republican party, with being
Abolitionists. And then yca Psses mer
can find nothing worse 70 ~ Of tr.itorl
in arms to overthrow the Govsransn
and engaged inishedding the blood ofloya
men, than thsy arsas bad ~ those VII,
srs sacrificing everything, and pouring
out their blood in defense Of the Flag N,
the Government which these traitors an
seshisg to disgrace and destroy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

HCopiss Of the WEEKLY GATE CrrY,
scntaining copy Of the resolutions passed
by The soldiers Of the Hospitals OF this
plses, may b. obtained At this Office or
Lswys Literary Depot. Copies in
ws1ppsIs Eve csnts eAch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

~ Bsughman 4 Hinsr viii offer for
als this morning and during the day,
some of the finest and ks,est beef and
mutton that vas svef offered in this mar
kst. Call on them early. at the room IN.
der the Gate City Office, Aad get choice
stake Or roast for dinner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
TEAcaEn,s IMsrnrurE.

The Teachers Of this county have been
in session here couple Of days There
are near hundred teachers in attend
ance, and they have organized IN Associ-
stion, The sessions are held in the Gen.
tral School Building, and the public
would doubtless find it interesting and
profitable to attend.
DR.. San ford viii deliver public lee.
ture this evening, At the instanse Of the
Teacher's institute, in the Chatham So !
Church. and citizens generally srs invi.
ted to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

THAT CaEAM-Ohmer has not lost
his art in making Lee Cream. A great
many people evidsntly think -. His
saloon i on North side Of Main st., nsar
corner OF Third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

LavfIY-LAst night everything Va,
very lively overhead, q goodly number
having assembled in NcCuns's Hall lor
The purpose Of having little enjoynsn,
IN the way ois dance, and judging from
tha latsnsss Of the hour 1t which they
dispersed, " conclude they must have
enjoysd themselves "huzely."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
TE1E CITY,

@Jas. L. Estes will be ut bis ofics,
over the Bank Of II. K. Love 4 Co, du-
ring ths hours of 10 A. \. and 3P.M.
mar6d2w 's@a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

TIN CAMr SoNaS.-The following
vsrse Of the camp songs seems 70 express
the universal sentimsnt Of our gallant
volunteers. tA
. shs cali ofUncis Abraham vs sAserfully Al new-
Dskersd u tss whish bound our hearts, bsds cher
NJ AtuM sdisu,
800 Nm es brock the insults which An hsapsd up
- our heAds
~ ~ tsaipieas NoxaAsza sswax1s, ~ lany Veg
DesAaa1e.N as sA8g i4M8 sst9ny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

WhsFeahsuts u loWa Troops.
Mrs. Wittsnmysr, in : latter dated
Young's Point, near Vicksburg, givss the
following account Of tic location Of Iowa
Regiments
..Ths main body of ',our Iowa troops
are now down the river. The 8d and 9th
Infantry and I'd cavalry ara N The vicin-
,ty of Memphis. The 3D. and 4th caval-
~ and cath and 26th infantry are At Hell
lena. The 5th. 10th, 18th. 29th. SD
and seth are at Greenwood, down the
Yazoe Pass. The 18th, 18th. 18th and
18th are at Lake Pr.yidencs. The 2Ist,
ed and 23d are At Ailliken's Bend. The
4.h, 9TH, a5th, 2ssh, 3o.h aad slst are
). ,t this point. / viii Just .add. 81 way Of
'Eipg you we'll posted, that the ed. 7th
D. ~ are It Corinth. The 9th, l2.h
Cyrss rth have their headquarters Il
J. 4. Ths fst cavalry and section
6 - csyalu, and the 18Th, roth and
shsd fseimsnts are in Missouri. The
s5th. Il At Cairo. the 40th 4 Columbus,
the s1d II Foft Pillow and Cape Girar.
deau, md the 3Sth It New Madrid. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

e. Senator Harlan reached his home
st Mt. Pheasant q sdnssday Of lasi
wsek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Nfw advertisements.

r IST OF LETTERS
Rsmaining n the Pest oaes, at ON the issh
Or April, 1863. 500
III Psrsoas calling for any Of the following spass
cay, 0ADvnAriseD.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
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- The New York World fesls SURE
that he Peace Platform viii not win,
and varns the Democracy that one end Of
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

HATS,
French and Ansficsn Flowers. Embroidere Sen,
Mourning 6ets, Coiisrs, Laces, Gloves Of all dessTiD
tions. Preach csFsets, Hoop 6kifr supporter, HAd
variety OF other Notions. ffa8
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-02
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, July Both Houses of the Legislature
went into executive sion to-day to receive verbal
communication. from the Governor. Committees were
appoint on currency and matters in the Governors
communication. Resolutions were introduced In the
House approving the course fthe North Carolina banks
Ia continuing receive all Issues of Confederate noted
requiring sheriff. to pay into the treasury all fundsbe
notes before the lst of August; the Treasurer author
ed to fund the same and SCH bonds theinances OF
the State may require; instructng the Representatives
in Congress to urge and vote for repeal Of the fund
Ing act expressing entir coincidence in the currency
o. the country; and instructing TAX collectors to re-
ceiye all issues for taxes