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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-11

SECRETARY FEssENDEN has issued regulations
for the collection Of special war tax of five
per cent. on incomes Of 1863. The assess
ment is made on the basis of the returns for
that year, and i'll cases where deductions have
been made Oh account of dividends or inter
ests received from corporations, or on ac-
count of Government salaries, such deduc-
tions will be added to the returns, and the
assessment made upon the whole amount
Ten days notice is to be given by the Asses
sors to persons whose old returns were not
made out in detail, requesting them to be so
made by October first. The distinction here
totore made between moneys of resident and
nonresident citizens is abolished One hun
dred per cent. is to be added by the assessor,
TO all returns in cases where they are proved
fraudulent. Immediately after November
LIST, all lists made in accordance with these
regulations will be returned to the collector,
and the subsequent proceedings for the col
ton of the duty, will be similar to those for
collection of other taxes. ...
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-11
From Kentucky,

H,preSSnaed of Horses IN LoorisuWe-More
kentucky Loyalty-7he Georgia Refugees
.S2ogery and its Friepds-Noytheym Traitors
HosPITAL, LOUISVILLE, KY,
.Iuly % 1854
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-11

EXEMPTION OF HUNDRED Day MEN.-A
Washington dispatch to the New York Tr;-
tune says, the important question as to the
exemption of militia of one hundred DAYS,
service from the draft, has been decided at
last, so that an intelligent understanding is
had OF the whole matter. Contrary to all
adVlces received from official sources hereto
tore, It now appears that militia in actual ser
wee at the time draft is made, are declared
oy decision by Solicitor WHIT1Ne to be ex-
einpt from that draft only If their time of
service expires before the draft is made, they
are liable to be drafted, even if but one day
elapses between the expiration of their term
OF enlistment and the time of the draft.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-11

How Wisconsin Men Handle COMMONWEALTH
Ganners end Rjgal Union Batteries .Sas,.
oassed-What one Company has Done in ht
Georgia Can.paiga.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-11
From the Thirty-Seyenth Regiment.

Trip Of Go. K to the Potomac A,my-ReJel
Recruiting in Maryland-C Conservative Demo-
cyats ordered to fall aa-A.fairs at Rsters6urg
Correspondence of the Daily State Journal.
IN THE FIELD NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,
LII G [
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Mode of AMOUNT of Time of
Preparation. Nutriment, Dioestiou.
The Decline In the Western Markets.

The following from Western papers, shows
the effect of Fridays break down in prices a.
the New York Exchange:
CRlCAGo-The bubble has burst at last, and
q reaction from the extraordinary and un-
healthy advances which it has been our lot to
chronicle for the past month has set in. This
morning gold declined to $50, and was quoted
dull at that figure, causing quite a panic in
breadstuffs, and a material decline in prices
for everything. No. 2 spring wheat was very
active and panicky, prices declined 1Ial6 cents
per bushel on yesterdays closing figures.
There was nothing done in flour, and in order
to effect sales, holders would have had to SUBJ
NIT to a decline Of SO cents 81 per barrel.
Corn was dull, and sales were confined exclu.
sively to No. 2, which declined 4a5 cents per
bushel. The banks with scarcely an exception,
have "shut down" on spectators, as the Bank
of Exchange this morning proved-Cktcaao
Journal, Friday evening.
CINOINNATI.-The produce market was so
unsettled by the New York news that quota
tions became impracticable. Neither buyers
nor sellers OF flour were willing to set prices It
which they would operate. Even proposition
by holders to make material concessions would
hardly meet with attention. No effort was
made to sell wheat. Corn retains its position
nominally at S1.O5aSl10 for ear, at the upper
and lower roads; 81. 16aS1.1s for sheIl-Cincin-
udi Commercial, SATURDAY..
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RoPOsA ALsFio RFUEL
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, July u, lss4.{
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
Secretary of the Interior until Monday. August l,
at II NJ. for furnishing for the of the building
occupied by the Depar tment-
sou tons Furnace Coat t2240 pounds to the tor, of
Baltimore Coal Compahy's Coal; and
80 tons best On Atty Red Ash Coal for stoves and
crates.
Samples of the Furnace Coal must be exhibited
to the en- giDeer in charge of the furnaces and
not deemed by him equal to that above iobed
will be rejected. The Ceal may DO delivered at the
building at the convenience of the contractor. at
any time. that one half is delivered by the drst
day of October aRd the entire quantity before the
frst day of November. 1854. The pepaI tDent re-
serves the ri ght. to the LIST OF October to in
50 tons additional to be delivered on thirty days
notice.
Proposals will in like msnner be received for
furnishing 100 cords best seasoned oak wood 10
cords b. st bakers pine wood, to be delivered In
lots of 10 to 80 cords required from time to time
during the fall and winter.
Satisfactory arrangements must oe made Tor as
certaipip q the quality of sll fuel delivered:
Bidders may add to their proposals, u they
choose offers for slowing away the coal in the fur
mace rooms, and for saving, and putting away the
10 suit the convenience of bidders, separate bids
will be received for the coal and the wood. Evi-
denee the ability of the party to fulhi contract
should accom- pany each pr sposat.
The proposal should he endorsed 'Pfoposae Ies
f9el 99el for the Department of the Interior - ana
Aaafesssd to the Secretary. =,sg.is ( ~ iSr cow.
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What kind of food has the most nourishment
and costs the least is a question OF great prac-
tical importance. The following tables may
be studied with considerable interest by every
family. They will show the mode Of prepare
tion, the amount Of nutriment, and the time re-
quired for the digestion of the most common
articles of food placed upon our tables. A dol
lars worth of meat, at twenty five cents a
pound, goes as far as fifty cents' worth of but
ter, at half a dollar a pound. Three pounds of
-four, at eight cents pound, is said to conta IN
as much nutriment as nine pounds OF roast
beef, which, at twenty five cents, is s225; that
is, twenty five cents worth of flour goes as far
as nine times that much money spent for roast
beef, as weighed at the butchers stall. pint OF
white beans, weighing one pound, and costing
seven cents, contains as much nutriment rs
three pounds and half of roast beef costing
eighty. seven and half cents. or all the ar
ticles that can be eaten, the cheapest are bread,
butter, molasses, beans and rice. A pound of
corn meal (Indian) goes as far as a pound of
flour; SO that fine family flour a. sixteen dol
lars a barrel, and corn.meal at four cents, the
latter is just one half less expensive II corn
and wheat were ground, and the whole pro-
duct, bran and all, were made into bread, if
teen per cent OF nutriment would be saved,
with much greater healthfulness. These are
standard tables:
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FROM EUROPE.

Vote of Parliam MT on the British Minis
try-House Of Commons for, Hsuse Of
Lerds Against Them. t.
HALIFAX, July 19.-The steamship Europa
has arrived from Liverpool, with dates of the
10th inst.
The debates in Parliament resulted in a ma
jority OF eighteen for the Government in the
House of Commons, and nine against the Gov
ernment in the House Of Lords.
The Dano. .Germanic news Is unim portant.
The steamer feddo, built at Bordeaux, has
been sold to Prussia, and is now fitting out for
the service at Bremerhaven. nIis :
The London journals are filed with the pro.
ceedings Of Parliament On the great party con-
test, to the exclusion of everything else. The
Times publishes AZ columns of last nights
proceedings. ff e.. :
The results generally regarded as a satisfac-
tory endorsement Of the ministerial policy; but
there is no triumph.
The Confederate loan, under the Sciota's
news, advanced to 69a70
The Danish Ministry has resigned.
Consols closed on Friday at 9O4a4.
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THE REBEL GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 18TH, under
the head OF g The Very Latest has the follow
ing cheering news for Richmond readers, and
which must have put them in the "fool's par
adise" for awhile:
A letter dated 18th inst, received here late
last night, from a Trustworthy gentleman in
Mary land, says:
Wash hing ton Is invested from the potomac
10 the eastern branch of the Anacostia river.
Every railroad north OF baltimoIe mas cesn
cut, and the telegraph wires destroyed To-
day 1.-THE l3th) everything has been unusually
quiet Not gun has been heard mp TO this
ume--twenty- five minutes past SIX O'Clock q,
surrender OF washington or giving time for
the removal of women and children. Two
forts that defend Washington-Forts Lincoln
and Stevens-have been taken. Wallace, vine
fought our forces at Monocacy Junction, Is
supposed to have had l5,OOO troops. large
number Of them were one hundred days men,
who. when repulsed, threw down their guns
and scattered to the winds. Kautz's cavalry,
who figured in the raid below Petersburg, were
with Wallace. Our men have captured the
outer works before Washington.
Removal Of Grant Army.
Twenty-six transports and steamers, loaded
with troops, supposed to be from Grant, passed
been declared, and no one is permitted to enter
or leave the city. 1t is rumored here that New
Orleans has been captured by Dick Taylor and
Price.
"For Washington
The Richmond correspondent OF the Mobile
Register wrote on the 18th ultimo: h
By the time you get this letter Abe Lincoln
will know that Jubal Early, one Of our best
generals, is in the Valley, pressing hard for
Washington. So need not keep the secret
from you. Gen. Hunter, who is rampagtng e
around Lexington and Lynchburg, will find
himself in trap, and unless we are much
mistaken, the counter-irritant will prove strong
enough to relieve the Yankee engorgement
around this city. Rodes, with his Alabamians,
| goes with Early in fact, the best part, II not
| the whole, of Ewelrs corps is now perma-
nently under Early, Ewell having relieved
| Ransom as commander of the Department OF
Henrico The weather is unnaturally cool
but fine for marching, and Early's men will
make good time. They started yesterday morn
ing. -tr
| long time in contemplation
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= u - - -

~ IL q - - ssssSYzz9 -
On and afte, sunday, June 18th 1854 Daily Trains
a vi. b. run between and New York
-FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave Washington at 80 q. m, II. Is q. m. and
On Sunday at $50 p m only.
FOR BAL TIAORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washin gton At p. m. daily, except Sun.
Passengers will note that this train runs as far
~ Philadelphia only.
FOR NEW FORK.
Leave Wsshing gton daily At 6.3e p. m.
Ihfs train tSJor NeD York passengers exctKsIrEIy.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 a. M, II Is .. m. s. p.
p, AS p. No., ~ p. m and $50 p. M except Sun
On Sunday at 7so g. m. 8 D. m, and s.sOp.m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $50 q. and 8, 445 and 8 30
p N daily, except Sunday.
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and baggage
1900 FOE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and AS p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
Tens leaving sT Wsshns.on Hr at 80 A. NJ and
&. 30 p m. 60 through to New York rithort oAanss
Sleeping ears 80 and 8 80 p: M trains. Berths
can De sscuI ed 9ptil E m daily at the ticket 9f
Tie 6Ist and fifth trains stop at all way points.
Beftsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stOus at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the -. m.
train runs only as Iar as Phiadphtd daily, ersspf
that SO p. trdin takes Nst1 York passengers
&c', apply 10 GEO, 8. K0SNTz. Asen. at wash,
shs Tiasis assss1 oss of Transportation
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. je2OH
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR MALLEABLE IRON CAV
AIRY TRIMMINGS. -.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT. /,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, War DEPARTMENT, [
Sealed Viii BE- fsssvsS sSSs 4 @ se.
until Saturday, August 20 1854, at O'Clock p. m,
Of e the
mings for cavalry equipments -
At the Frankford Arsenal. ie. 900 set sets '''' 'e''
A. A. ne the SStteghany A. % Arsenal; 2l0oo M sets.
Each set is to consist of the numbers of each
kind of buckle, square, ring bolt, stud, and loop
eSs is that two Of the rings il
f the to b a the
Of the cleaned castings and the ansh and dimen,
Ss form strictly 70 the Standard ssqges which viii
After AT Ssins thGr
reguiarltles, they are to be japanned in the best
nhs BE- in sonss the s
in box of 2 quality, and marked as may be pre-
The. work is to be subject to inspection at the
mann in all stages Of its Pfosress ana
not passed inspection.
Deliveries are to be made as follows:
they propose to deliver, and the number of sets
they propose TO deliver at each place, if for
fed time viii subject the contractor to forfeiture
of the number he may fail to deliver at that time
regular manuf.cturers Of the srctcl les proposed
Of sP to Be
propose for '-'' WIN
Forms of bids can be obtained at the above
named arsenals. Proposals not made out on this
form tc'H not Be considered.
GUARANTY.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty, signed by two e
sponsible persons, that. case his bid be accept
ed. he will at once execute the contract for the
equal TO the amount of the contract, to deliver
the articles proposed, in conformity with the
bido should fail to enter into the contract they
to make good the difference between the offer OF
person to whom the contract may be swsrded. 'n
PS OF The "a must be
nearest District Court, and the United States Dis,
triet Attorney.
contract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guarantors will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY
We, the undersigned. residents of -, in the
county Of ~, and State of" :; hereby Jointly
the sns lid
- be accepted, that he or they will at once exc
Ss sd
S to s furnish the S articles in
1s as sSes %d
hs Ss or o I the ss
o. and the next lowest responsible bidder, or
the to .hs be
Witness dsSsa of@ our nssos % ana ssai'
EEss:I} Esssl:}
T9 this e5haranty must be appended the official
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged
to enter into bonds with approved sureties, Tor
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con
tract and bond. s.. .. -E
The Depa rtment reserves the right to reject any
or all the BIDS if deemed unsatisfactory any ac-
count. :
Proposals will be addressed to Z" Brieadier Gene
raj George D. Ramsay. Chief of Ordnance. Wash
ingtan. ID. O., and will be endorsed PROPOSALS
for Malleable Iron Cavalry Trimmings>
GEORGE d. RAMSAY. Brigadier General,
jy l5-eotd Chief of Ordnance
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Boat Race at Pittsburs. .

PITTsBURG, July 19.-The boat race to-day
was characterized by considerable excitement
At the start Hammil took the lead, maintain
ing it throughout. On turning the buoy he
was about one hundred yards ahead, coming
in at the close between two and three hundred
yards IN advance. The course was five miles,
Time thirty nine minutes and twenty seconds
Considerable money changed hands, but all are
satisfied that the race was fairly conducted.
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pRoposALs FOB STEAM F1Rl ENGINES.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
20 in of n IuIy JaeA, 4

ORDNANCE OFFICE. war DErARrMENr.l
ss.,.a pr.9s Washn ILl gt9n, D. G.. July 2 1854:
until MON DAY, the 2sth day of July, 1864, at
O'Clock p. n, to furnish
of perfect suction I power, Complete in Fe ali par
with all the modern improvements combined, to be
hnd sa net s
of the reciprocating steam force pump to be about
W 9ster ro inch msaze
rs and two st streams s from bss inch nozsls
to be supplied with tenders and hose carts of ap-
proved construction. with all the necessary fit
tings They are to be sui bject to rigid inspection
by United States inspector, and are not be re-
ceived paid for until they have been thoroughly
tried with full head of steam.
GUARANTEE.
The bidder will be required to accompa his
proposition with guaranty signed by two respon-
will at once execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient sureties. in sum equal to the
posed In conformity with the terms of this adv
tisement and in case the said bidder should fail to
ference between the offer OF said bidder and the
next responsible bidder, or the person to whom the
The responsibility y Of the euarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con-
gusraptsrs, will be required Of the successful bid
der bidders upon slgning the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
we, the unQerslg gne0, r6slQ6nLS oil -, In the
county of -, ard State Eft, hereby, Jointly
and severally, covenant with the United States,
and guarantee. in case the foregoing bid of -
be accepted, that he or they will at once execute
the contract for the same, with good and Sufficient
sureties, in q equal to the amount of the con-
tract, to furnish the articles proposed in confor
nifty with the terms of this Advertisement, dated
July 2, 1864. under which the bid was made; and ,
in case the said - shall fail to enter into con-
tract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the
difference between the offer of the said - and
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
. Given under our hands and seals
Witness: ithis day of -, 1856.
[Seal.1
-. lSeal1
To this guarantee must be appended the ofieial
certificate above mentioned.
These Engines are to be delivered at the place Of
manufacture. Upsn the award being made, the
successful bidder will be notified: and furnished
with forms of contract and bond The Department
reserves the ight to reject any or all bids If not
deemed satisfactory
Proposals win be addressed to ' 'Brigadier Gene
raj George D. Ramsay. Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington D. c." and will be endorsed Proposals
for Steam Fire Engines. GEO d. RAMSAY,
jy7 cost Brigadier General. Chief of Ordnance.
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@There appears to be no limit to the de-
mapd OF the paper manufacturers for advance
In the price OF printing paper. The advance
during the past month has been five cents per
pound, and the tendency still appears to be
upwards The New York and Philadelphia
papers, in view of this continual advance, are
contemplating an increase in the price of their
papers, the present net receipt from subscrl-
bers barely paying the cost of the white paper
on wi hich they print, as it comes from the mill.
The New York dailies, we learn, will increase
their price to five cents per copy on the lst of
August.
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P!AANOe-weh have received this day, Pianos
R,othe.s ee,ssinGsay .sny Sons, and OF HainSs
We. onef ior sale at the lowest factory ~ ~ y,
prices. several second hand Pianos upon easy
A. Pianos are sdvaneing in prise, We advise per:
sons in search Of reliable Instrumsut, 70 call and
examine ouf asaortmsnt ". 9, MKTZEROrf,
NS ssf5s corner llth and Pa. avenue
s-rg sarsst9 ~ fs.sb - ~ : -
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL con.
VENTION.
Inn0pfo~%


BALTIMORE, July 19-The State Constitu.
honal Convention to- day passed the folio wing
by vote OF 80 yeas to II nays:
Ordered, That this Convention, representing
the people of Maryland, hereby respectfully
request the President Of the United States and
the commandants Of military departments in
which Maryland is included, as an act of JUS
hce and propriety, to assess Hpon the sympa-
thiZers with the rebellion, residents in this
State, the total amount Of all losses and spolia-
ton sustained by the loyal citizens of the
United States resident in this State. by reason
OF the recent rebel raid, to compensate the loyal
sufferers.
The following was also adopted:
Ordered, That the thanks OF this convention,
representing as it does the people of Maryland,
are hereby rendered to the old citizen and pa
triot OF Baltimore county, 1shmael Day, for
the heroic and gallant act in shooting down
the traitor who dared to pull down the coun-
try's flag, which be had raised as an evidence
OF his loyalty and patriotism, which act of
daring heroism meets the appreciation Of the
heart and conscience Of every loyal citizen of
MARYLAND,
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From San Francisco,

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s.-The steamer Con-
stitutisn arrived last night. . ~. $500 -
A petition has been circulated for. the re-
moval OF Perkins, the postmaster at San Fran
cisco. a 'r..-,
The Indian tr oubles In the northern counties
are about ended.
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Attempt to Rob the Calais Bank by tn,
Rebels-The CITIZENS Arming.

CALAIS, Me, July 1S.-At midday to-day
there was an attempt to rob the Calais Bank by
q small party Of Rebel raiders, who came here
from St. John, n. b. Three men were arrest
ed. The leader OF the gang is Collins, cap
tain in the 18th Mississippi. They say that
80 associates promised to meet them here, but
failed.
The vigilance Of the State guard prevented
the consummation Of this bold scheme of pill
lage. ~
The three men have been committed.
The citizens are arming in expectation OF
an attack tonight.
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Work of the Christian Commissi
BosToF, July 19.-The schooner Charlotte,
laden with ice, vegetables, hospital stores, etc.
for the Christian Commission in the Army of
the Potomac, sailed TO- day.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

~ CAPE NAY.
OY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM
ALNUT STREET PIER,
"A WEST JERsEY RAIL ~ - sSsSE9z!E ssssE9z!E
At a. m :, accommodation due at l51z a. m
At 10 q. m, express due at ~ p. M
At AZ a.. m, express due at p. m.
Returning, leave Cape May
8 .. m. express due at 9h Q.
Has accommodation due at AZ D. m.
BIO D. m. express due at sZ p. m.
Through without change Of cars or baggage.
New cars, and everything first class.
je 2o-3m IVAN RENSSELAER,, Supt.
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A QDUBoNr BIRDS OF NORTH AMlRIoA,
mAGni6esnt folio volume Of plstea. Idse by a
nsass, IN nns binding. Fer sals-one COW only
sSH ylANoK TAYLoN
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11TfRt0s ..S ess:ess,

city Many person: ca can ~ wesr tissst4lY1D
teeth who cannot wear Others, and no
person can Wesr Others Who cannot wear thess.
Persons calling ct my once can be aecommedatsd
yflh any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
esanest, strongest. and most perfeot dentufe that
,snss ~ sss produce, the nINHRAL PLATE wiD b
Rooms n this eity-ko 3ss Pspnsylvsnis avsase
PhilsdelphiA. masz-iv
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SThe Peace party of Illinois, who are 10
meet in convention at Peoria on the 3d of
August, to assist in the establishment Of q
Northwestern Confederacy," expect to run
the machine on Peoria whisky. This accounts
for their leaving the blue ont OF their proposed
''national colors.'' They expect to get blpe''
enough themselves to answer all purposes
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