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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-16
FROM MEMPHIS.
Memphis. March IL.

Memphis. March IL.
Gen. Hurlbut and staff arrived from
Vicksburo last night. The General has
taken his old quarters aud expects to re-
main some time. The larger part of bis
corps is Connected with smother expedi-
ton, which left Vicksburg some days
since
Gen. Sherman is 1t the Gayosa House.
He viii review the Memphis enrolled mi.
litia this afternoon
TIE Arkansas election takes place to.
morrow. The congressional candidates
are
First District-A. e. Rogers, VIM. d.
Snow. and DR.. Beloat.
Second DISTRICT. NJ. Johnson.
Third District-M. G. Coombs.
A cotton shed and quantity of cotton
vas burned this morning. Loss $780,
600.
Twenty-seven iron clads are nov at the
mouth of Red River.
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Hx.ooszyr NAn6aox, ~
WashiDgtos, March IA, ls64.5
General Orders No. loo. .a.s s
In order to supply ths fbrcs rsquirsd =
b drafted for the navy, and to provide IN
adequate reserve foece for III contingen.
oies. in addition to the 500, 900 men called
for February Let, 1854, the call is hereby
made snd draft ordersd for 200, 600 men
for thd military service, army, navy and
marine corps Of the United States.
The proportional quotas for the different
wards, towns, townships, precincts OF
election districts or counties, will Be made
Known through the Provost Marshal Gen.
erals Bureau, and account viii Be taken
Of the credits and deficits of former quo
tas. The 18th day Of April, 1864, is
designated - the time up to which the
numbers required from each ward Of .
city, and town and county. may b raised
by voluntary enlistments, and drafts will
be made in each ward Of city, town and
county. which shall not have filed the
quota assigned to it within the time de-
signated for the number required to fll
said quotas. The draft will be com.
menced as soon after the 18th of April a.
practicable.
The Government bounties, Is now paid,
continue till April LIST. 1854, at which
time the additional bountics cease. On
aud after that date 500 bounty only
will be paid. as provided BY act approved
July, 1861.
(Slgned ABRAHAM LINcoLs.
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S.. Fort Monroe, March Is.
The Tag Of truce steamer New Yorl
arrived chs ewing.
Capt. Flynn and Sawyer and Gener.
Neal Dow have arrived here.
There i nothing later about Gen. Shsr
mans expedition.
The Richmond Examiner Of the I4th
contains the following:
Charleston, March 3.-Eighs .hell,
have been Cred At the city since tho ~
report. Nothing new. 1913
Charieston, March The enemv
havs kept up :, slow ERE on the CITY,. The
poslt'on Of the nsst Il unchanged.
Chas'seton, S.-Thirty -ons shells were
fsed q the city to-dsy.
Charlsston, 9.-Five monitors are out
SIDE ,,tle Bar. This norniae ten .shella
ssrs orsA - 6qntsr. An axtillsry lusI
hss bssn kept mp for several hours be-
s~ssn oatsesy .Gregg ard hatesuy n
ballivaas Island.
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Knoxville, March Is.

Knoxville, March Is.
Some slight skirmishing occurred yes
terday beyond lorristown, in which the
rebel Col. Jones vas killed. All quiet To-
day. The rebels are supposed to be in
full force Ut Balls Gap.
A Lieutenant engaged in recruitine
for the First q. 8. colored artillery was
shot yesterday near Louisville by rebel
citizen.
The cars went to Morristown yesterday
All quiet At the front.
Peace has been ratified With the North
Carolina Cherokees. Those recently cap
tured state they we're induced to take up
arms asder the belief that they were fight
ing for the U. s. Government.
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Cairo, March Is

Cairo. March Is.
The steamer Perry, from Memphis,
18th. nrnved with leo bales OF cotton
and the SD Indiana veteran recruits, es
route home.
Memphis papers are barren Of general
news.
Cotton sas more animated than ct any
previous day. Ssrissly niddliog at ESQ
64c.
The steamer Progress, from Arkansas
river, bsssght 1000 bales Of cotton to
Memphis At $50 . bale freight.
The steamer Virginia, from Dovali's
Bluff, passed for Cincinnati with ego
bales, and reports White and Arkansas
rivers are in good bO.tiag order and
rlslnR.s 4A8 SIS
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The Late Raid in virginia---Wefe Abea'
Sherman's Expedition.
New York March L.

The Herald's Norfolk letter says the
late expedition resulted 10 the destruction
of King and Queen county Court House,
where the gallant Dahlgren was ambushed
and murdered.
The defeat of the 5th and 9th Virginia
cavalry by the expedition has already
been stated. The notorious guerrilla Bod
Colon was among the killed. We had
none killed and but . half dozen woun-
ded
Full details of Gen. Sherman's raid are
published in the Herald and Tribune.
$50 miles of railroad communication were
destroyed. This was its object. The fu.
ture reoccupation Of Mississippi by the
rebels in force is an impossibiIity The
subsistence of our force took all the sur.
plus above the immediate wants of the
home population. $50 will cover our
loss.
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Trial Of McCoek aud Critteuae u-Hon
erably Acquitted.
Especial to Tribune
Washington, March IA.

Washington, March IA.
The Court of Inquiry appointed to in.
vestigate the conduct OF Generals Critten.
den, McCook and Neglee. At the battle Of
Chickamauga, has reported the results Of
its Investigations to the War Department
They find Gen. McCook did his entire
duty itfthe battle proper. but made q
mistake, arising from an error Of judg.
ment, in going into Chattanooga
Gen. Crittenden is held entirely blame.
less. and the Court speaks in commenda.
tory terms Of his conduct His force.
had been sent piece-meaI to Gen. Thorn.
as. and be found himself without com.
mand before leaving for Chattanooga.
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By TELEGRAPH.


SAslling ths Rebels Il Msrth 0aEel1aa.
Fort Monroe, March IL.
The gunboat Bombshell arrived froa
Plymouth, N. G., Saturday last. Frou
''howan river she reports that crowd d
,sgroesawaited her coming down The river;
That the rebels opened on her from thsil
battery on the banks, rendering It impos
sible for her to proceed. Her commands
sent to Plymouth for shGistauce. Thu
gunboats South6eld, Whitehead and Mas
saoit were despatched to the scene, viii
1000 infantry on board. The gunbostl
opened on the enemy and shelIed then
i've hours, when the rebels dispersed and
the river was open. A 0-pounder par
rott gun exploded on the Southfield
wounding two men. There were no othel
casualties on our vessels.
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SY~ Yoss, March Is
Beef catielst qaslity IL saaie ordinary TO god
IL "ssi3 - 10 S3Il IA. for isfrrissr tssz
- Veal calves r ~, hrst quality A.sIs- orainsry
sl@ak cucn is4f., inf@rser T6T-l.
sbs-y sad Lamtsper head FIR extra n0aa 5e prime
s9as ts ordinary es91 81 common 5 saxs ua In
feTi.r esGs so corn fed sis stiie Eel 15sa.ik
The nuntsr hand Was large, and though bnsr hers
wanted cattle t enough they r~fssad 10 nav within
cent pounf last weeks Best cattle sold II ia
lt other grades ccrrr-possiingiy-
Yeats-ieavy and rather lower.
she~p and Lsnt- plenty AMI rather lower
Total receipts - teevse szs eo~. D.; veal calves
ssss sheep and lsrat~, L. e7a swine. Q so
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Warrington, March Is.

The House took up the Senate bill
providing that the franking privilege of
the President and Vice President shall
extend to and cover all mail matter to or
from either. Passed.
Morrill,, from tho Committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill to establish an
assay Office in Nevada Territory. and also
one At Portland, Oregon. Referred to
Committee Of the Whole.
Clarke, of New York, from the Com
mittse on Printing. reported in favor Of
printing 10000 copies Of the reports
of Gen. Rosecrans. Resolution adopted.
A resolution was adopted to print TO-
600 copies of Gen. Meade's report Of the
battle Of Gettysburg.
The House then resumed the cousids-
ration eft the Gold bill.
Griswold advocated the bill.
A remark Of Griswold called MP Mr..
Boutwell,. Of Massachusetts,, who caused
. letter from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury TO be read, in which the Secretary
says that ON the 10Th of February he ad-
dressed letter to the Committee on
Ways and Means asking for authority TO
sell geld, and. he had net changed his
opinion as to the desirableness Of such a
measure.
Dennison Of Pesnsylvania protested
against the Treasury being turned into .
brokers shop, and would continue to vote
against the bill.
Without acting on the Gold bill and
after considerable debate the House id-
joarned.
The Senate reconsidered its action Of
yesterday on the passage Of the House
bill defining the raok. pay and emolu-
ments of officers in the army.
Sumner presented the petition Of one
thousand citizens of louisiana, of African
descent. to be allowed to vote in the reor-
ganisation Of Louisiana The petition il
approved BY Anthony Fernandez, Presi-
dent Of the Louisiana Association of
Veterans Of the War of 1912, founder of
the FIRST Union Associat ton and member
Of the Central Commute for the organi.
sation Of Fpe State; also BY Tho. G.
Durant, President of the Free State CON-
mittee, and by other citizens. 1t repre-
ssnts that all are owners of properly.
many engaged in the puruiss Of com.
merce, paying taxes for 49 years on an
assessment of SIS. O00. 900, and at the ca II
of Gov. Shepley they raised the frs. col.
Fored regiment in 40 hours.
Anthony FROM the Printing COMMITTEES
reported = bill to print 5000 copies Of
the report of Capt. Fiske of his expedi-
ton to the Rocky Mountains. Adop.
ted.
Wilkinson presented bill to repeal al
acts making appropriations for the colo
nization of persons of African Descent
Referred to theCommittee on Terrific
RES.
The Senate considered the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
Summers amendment raising the rapk
OF Minister resident at Belgium n /.
Minister plenipotentiary, without cosfns-
pondiDg pay, vas adopted.
Amendments we're adopted increasing
the salaries Of consuls at Shanghai. Mas.
sau. Lyons and Manchester.
Without disposing Of the bill the SEN
ate went into executive session and ad-
journed. t
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

Patterson. N. j.. March

Patterson, N. D., March Is.
The President announces that Colonel
AoCollum yesterday informed the loco.
motive builders of this place that unless
they would proceed NJ once to furnish the
Government with 200 locomotives he
should have to seize their shops and run
them upon Government account. The
locomotive builders have promised to COM
ply with the demand made upon them
In two factories the operatives who had
been on strike are TO resume work to.
morrow.
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chicago Market.

7 ~ CHICAGO, MaFrh Is
Wheat-Rsshez hxsa: sales at an Improvement Of
Sixc per bu@hti Towards the eio~e buyer. held back
ssd ssl~s n4aie Al es4g o.. fof No / Ida
la fr No. I.
Ccvn0id n~gecsex and nominal quiet and steady
At slsrSao r NJ. i. s6s.blr fer NJ. satsecs TO DC
storage.
ostsFair inquiry ard market trfs Grraer; saiss win
ter receipts al esi -ksasi4e for Ne. l.
HigA~iHes-Aiyaaee 5c ier gailan. ssles s+si SEC
bulk Of transactions outside n.arps
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Special to Herald

The Department Of the Pacific, inclu-
ding Californis, Oregon, &C., has been
rendered to Maj Gen. Hunter, and ~.
fused 90 the ground tina, he desires active
service ia the 6eld directly against The
enemy.
1t is believed that reorganization Of
the Army Of the Potomac is now abort
being made. under Maj. Gen. Smith
Maj Gen. Hunter will have commend Of
the 6rst corps, Gen. Hancock the second,
and Gen. Warren the third.
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QoulJoucE1iok !

esns.0zD sAnr ~ HI
8. E1AM1LL q CO.,
WHOL21AIlD 0H0O1 -,
10. 10. Corner re~sA ~ Mis- srssss.
Il DAILY GAN CIR osysn.l
~ K1oxUK, March Is, 1884
PRODUUK AND PROvlo10ND.
Butter and Rsr axs in very light receipt asd much
look d ssser Il prices beyond cur quotations
/ PIeun-sup~Ane, 3 co. Spring Wheat Rxtra, p -
IN Whsat kxtrA = 50@N o.
Coss MlAL-1 eo@sa % ' 100 p
I'M errrs-h ss@sa 90.
Coas-7ossoc ? bushei.
WnEr-FnIi, 81 az Spring. soc0H 90 y bushel
RyE-S0c.
OAra-65c.
PorAroEs-66GsG Retail &c Y peck.
BufrEs-Common, 12l491sc Choice, 2oS22e retail,
Ess.-l4to iec; retain 9r.
CBIcxEss-e2 90, very scarce.
Warn Br1ss-common 70 Good 81 so0s2 90 Prime
Navy, u zsas1 80
TlIpw-er.
n.1~Tinaihy. $40 Ooss2s 90 h.isd, sas 90 Prairie.
GROCERIES.
sudAs-N Orleans fair l4s prime. l5lc choice 1s145
New York G, 1sG New York. A, iss crushed and pow
'' Mo..ssr.-susar House, 'oa7se Golden Syrup, ESQ
Coryrr.Rio. a@sses java g
sop.-Amerioan. re, English, SIG
ssAr-raim. re Family s1fs , German 1'zese.
r..smYeuns ay.on, g Dei 70; inpsri.i' u y to
ronAcco-Dsik sweet, 90 to ssc Medium Brands, 70 to
soc: Gold and Natural Lest q g to q TO-
NAns-Bsse Brards 81 ~. rates.
GLAss-sx1e City - 30, rates.
CoRpasE-sco to &c.
Oar Arplxs-s TO lec p b.
nay %. 10 l5lLr q ID.
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Washington, March IA.
The following important order has just
been published
War Dept, Adjt. Gems Ofice.(
Washington, March l2.
General Orders 98.]
The President of the United States or
ders as follows:
L. Maj. Gen. Halleck is, at his own re-
quest, relieved from duty IS General-in.
Chief Of the Army. and Lieut.. Gen. U. s
Grant is assigned the command Of the Ar.
mes Of the United States. The head
quarters of the army will be in Washing
ton, and also with Lieut.. Gen. Grant il
the field.
2. Maj. Gen Halleck is assigned Il
duty in Washington ~ chief Of staf Of th,
army under the direction of the Secretar,
of war and the Lieut.. General command
ing His orders will be obeyed and res
pected accordingly.
5. Maj. Gen. w I. Sherman is as
signed to the command of the military
division Of Mississippi, composed of tbt
Departments of Ohio, Cumberland, Ten
nessee and Arkansas.
4 Maj. Gen. J. b. Mcpherson 10 as
signed to tn. command of the Department
of the Army of Tennessee.
s. 10 releasing Maj. Gen. Halleok from
duty as General-in Chief the President
desires to express his appreciation and
thanks for the able and jealous manner il
which the arduous and responsible duties
of his position have been performed.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
lSigned,]
f. u. TowSsEEp, A. A. G..
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New York, March Is.

The Worlds Washington special says
Commissioner Lewis recommends o tar
OF 40 cents on petroleum, 81 on distilled
spirits. 30 cents on tobacco. The same
correspondent says it is Fumored General
Butler will be removed from his present
command.
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81. Ionia. March IL.

81. Losis, March Is.
/ Msyor Chasusy /. Filley rssigned 70.
dry. Mr. Hllsy's administration, n city
A1kin shows : tilSing exhibit ~ Is.
Losis bond holders. Without borowise
= ssnc ol67 30 81 ~ Oh isdeh tsdnss1
h been liquidatsd, and leaving balaaos
In the treasury Of el75. 900; d, 405
more than ct the ecmmencemsnt Of biz
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TTribune's Dispatch.l

A guard yesterday took possession Of
the naval store At Washington BY order
Of Secretary Welles, and arrested several
clerks of navy SCENTS TO serve ~ witness
es sgainst parties in New York and Phil
adelphia, charged with swindling the
Government 10 naval contracts.
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OOfnSUu1 AA1Uu TO
The SD Illinois Normal regiment ar
rived here yesterday 1t 10 o'clock .. m.
The citisens had prepared : dinner for
them in Phoenix Hail. where speeches
we're made and patriotic songs sung. In
tho evening festival was bold at The
Hall. They have another dinner to-day
and tonight 6nish With : grand ball
The regiment looks well and to-morfo,.
will proceed to their homes. They viii
BE- furloughed this evening.
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New York. March is

The steamship Star of the West, from
Liverpool, reports on March 7,h meeting
an lnlias ffigate. supposed to be the Re-
galamanto. 10 sinking condition, and 1t
the Captains request stayed by her all
night, but in the morning could not dis.
cover any vestige Of her.
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Gen. Meade Returns 70 the Army.
Headquarters Army Potomac, |
March IA.
Gen. Meade returned to the army to
day. His health seems to be excellent
and the reports in regard to his resigna'
ton are said to be without foundation.
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From Beaver City.
Denver Citv Marnh IL

Bankers direct from Idaho, who were
fully prepared TO buy gold. deny that
$4,000, 900 await transporhtioa. They
could only buy . few thousand. Dis
eoveries ere - yet quite limited. The
stock Of gold 10 light; bat the merchants
are selling 10 anticipation Of large arri-
walls 10 the spring. No mining VA done
during the winter 10 consequence Of -
vsro weather.
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NEW YoRx, Nssrh IS
Ceron-fcsvy and prices again declined lie, &c for
ma1iiine upssnds, 1sc FIR iov ulsddng.
: Fiour-Aor~ sctise and without decided change
Nh'Hkry-Withnmf decided change. St19le Tor STATE.
N w. for Western, rhisdy at latter.
WheatDuli and mammal; coal SesxhicAgo sprins.
coal g fps Nil. cfats esai 70 for Water Re-
Western
SorrAuies and without DECIDED change. Il In sssre,
~ affect
Osts-imii and dropping at 9oc for Western.
WaoE4uist ard steaAy
Pefroienmstezdy, for crude 81 - and 900 bbi- re-
fined In bond at &asa SOL
Pork-Steady.
Reaf-sery firm and In god demand BEEF hasns frn-
nj - DnGa co.
Gut Meaf.-Morr artise and firm NJ 9lSl0 for shout
der-, and l25ke1l3.< Tor hams
Bacon Side<-mcl-rateiy active
Lari-Qaiet at 80. 4l5ys.
Bn'ter-Decidediy higher at ass31c for Ohio, ssassc
for State.
Cheese-Firner At 154s1sc for common to prime.
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Albany, March Is.
me Governor signed the Metropolitan
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Taking the oath-Inersass Of Seldiers'
Pay.
WASHINGTON. March Il

A detachment Of about ESQ rebel SOL
diers, prisoners Of war, who have taken
the oath of allegiance, started for New
York on Especial train this eeening.
The military committee of the House
have decided 70 report in favor Of inoreas-
ing the pay of soldiers to SlS per month,
and Sergeants to $50.
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New York, March Is.
The steamer Ariel has arrived from As.
pinwall with 325, 600 treasure.
Central America was tranquil.
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Cairo, March IA.
The steamer Jewess from Memphis.
With nearly six hundred bales of cotton
for Cincinnati, passed up tonight.
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It vas asserted il debate yesterday
that neither the President or Secretary Of
the Treasury had recommended the sale
OF the surplus gold. This 10 mistake,
as the Secretary not only xsxed for but
urged the passage Of bill for that pur-
pose.
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New York Money Market.

w" A"FM "OAey MaRK6t.
Nxs foRK March Is
Money active and easy
Sterling drii and irregular, closing At 1854
Cold irregular and unsettled opening at i6i avan-
cling to les and closing arm 1t 1enis-
Government stocks srtiye and hruer
) O. 81 coupons 49,
80 coupons l0ss S1aSst
I-sss ll0Dl1li5.
stocksirrr~eular and generally bfttrr hut quiet
c IL 4 PD Ia p " W &C lis ATT II pfi %,
6s1z Erie pfd issl Hudson ia Harlem 14s:
Reading 1855 NC i2ii.; MSl0a1-. CaTl4.; Erie l2SJs
Ny fss.; pac Mall ssA scrip 1861. . lassz;
q Clls34 c la.
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Special Notices.
COLGATE. HONEY soar.

COLGATEB HONEY SOAP
This celebrated Toilet ssap, in such universal
demand, Il made from the choicest maserials il
nila and esneiient in its nature, frsgransly
scented. and extremely hsne ficlal in its action
upon the skin. For sale by NIL Druggists and Fancy
foods Dealers jan2alydAw.
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Chicago, March Is.

Chicago, March IS
Trains on the Milwaukie, North Western
and G. B. 4 Q. roads are running .,
usual to-day. The Illinois Central, AL
ton < St. Louis, and Michigan Southern
have enough engineers who are not mem.
bers OF the Brotherhood of the Footboard
to run their regular passenger trains. /,
is not believed that there will be any &c,
rious detention in running freight trains
Great Strike 81 Railroad E.ginssrs.
Chicago. March IA.
All the Engineers of the Western Rail.
roads entering Chicago have issued cir.
cular to the different Railway Com panies
stating that unless certain demands. made
by them, srs acceded to, re-ins.atinp strik.
ers on the Galena Road. they will suspend
operations at noon tomorrow, Il il ha.
lieved that the arrangements for running
trains on Eastern roads will not be mate.
rally Affected BY the strike.
The difficulty between the officers and
engineers Of the Galsna and Chica 90 road
seems to have arisen from the fact tina,
/. subsequently,. BY An agreement between
them. made January LIST. = new schedule
was stopped requiring engiusevs 70 work
sgTcatsr NUMBERED hosrs each lsy than
formerly. The engineers deuand ! re-
tarn o the. old time. aud the officers re-.
fuse.
A commisteee Of engineers, represent
ing The different railroads IN the North.
vest, hAvs issued circular 10 Oh roada.
inelndiug the Michigan Southern, declar.
my that their interests and the Interests
Of the engineers Of the Galena and Chica-
60 rad are identicAl, and believing that
the action Of the Gsleaa road il direct
ATTACK on engineers - chase. they are
instructed BY the different divisions thew
represent 70 say they would sos,aio ths
engineers Of the 0aleaa road q Z 49,
noe, i necessary, ofthsir posifioa s en-
gineers. The Convention hers adorsea
: rcsolutien that II he di0oslty i nst
settled By soon Tomorrow, they woald.
after arriving At the terminal statione
q thsif rsspsstivs roads. lssvs ~ ..
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Dr. Cheeman has devoted the last thirty years Of hin
practice to Female Complaints. His Pills like charm
They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
dec9O-d&wGneod
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SoFe ThroAf.l
Cough.
GAIA


and similar TROUBLES II suffered to progress IN seri-
GUS Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asfhmattc Affections
oftentimes incurxhlc.
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LaAles! Ladies /! LaAless!!
Don't f 10 read the advertisement in this paper headed
- IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
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And Dealers In Exchange, Gold Silver, Demand Notes
State and CoEnfy Warrants. Claims against TIE United
States pHciassd collected Buy and sell Exchange
and naake eaisertigfs all parts of EarpTe.
- Hir ,iebsn ABedbffi snf beforsen GpHeeffs
nes In ausn 1anSfptsesn esrcpat. jan24ly