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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-07

Nsw YoRK, Jan s.-Arch Bishop Hughes
died this morning.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-07
cry MEAT MARKT.

49, HAVING purchased the lVH
building and business for-y3
merly occupied and conduct ~
--0 I'd hy \. w. Brown, 4 esire Z inform
ths siiiSe1s Of Ott6mya sod vicinity, that ALI
continue 30 keep an assortment OF
FRESH MEATS. POULTRY. sA UsAGRs. LARD &c.
In shart every article usually bept In establish
yasat efthe kind, and a. prices to suit the times.
rHE HIGHEST PRICES paid for STOCK. Poultry
game, Butter, 30. MeFARLIN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
Flogging Female Chattles.

General Wild who commands portion
Of the negro troops in General Butler 5
Department has been committing another
outrage. This time he has com mitted the
objectionable sin. A few DAYS since he
whipped Mr.. Fitzhugh Lee most unmer.
cifully. That act was very bad and could
not be easily forgiven by the chivalry.--
This time he has done still worse. lie has
performed an act which has no relish oil
salvation in it. 1t seems that he caugh,
,lavehoiler logging his female chattIc,
and not decming that conduct exactly
consistent with true chivalry he
arrested the slave owner, hal him tied,
and permitted the woman to repay the
blows with interest. Mrs John Tyler,
willow sof the late ex. President, became
very indignant that Virginia gentleman
should have been thus treated. She there
fore seized her pen and wrote letter to
President Lincoln complaining of the con-
duct of General Wild. The reply of the
President has not yet been made public
in fact il is not known that be has replied
Ii the President is at loss as to what
reply to make he can find some very sui
table examples among Buffers coTrespon-
dence with the secesh feminincs of New
Orleans.-Lcfavene journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23


Tho la Porte Democrat has correspon-
dent in this place. who i evidently cross
between an ourang, outang and a ay-up-the-
creek, He ia filthy bird. and was evil
IDENTIFY born without brains. He has
aspirei to many thiags--the Recordership
for instance but has never succeeded at
any tsing he now thinks he is q fine
musical critic. and disposes Of the
i" Flower Queen" in tho following SUM
mary style. sra ~ sdk
The .sFlower Queen " was performed
to large audience at Woodward's Hall
on Tuesday evening. The performances
on the stage were good. and the forty ladies'
dressed in white. and decorated with all
kinds Of "posies.'' made very handsome
appearance. The musical portion Of the
performance was very ordinary. The
solos with one or two exceptions were
ha Tdly passable. On the whole. l think
it was failure, anil did not pay for the
trouble expended on it. =
), The nondescript is evidently soured
because no hai no hand in the Concert
AMI does great injustice to all the ladies
who sung solos. all of whom we
thought acquitted themselves handsomely,
especially the following: Misses Kerr.
Wright, Loop. Nichols. Edwards. Bell.
Blain. Mcdonald. Hswley. Westervel,
and Halsey. aud Mrs. Rice and Borton.
We are sorry there is such dirty sneak
in our town. who viii wantonly cause to
10 Published such stuff 4 but it lie the
mater Of the brute" to defamc his neigh
bors. and we suppose he cannot we'll help
:.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23


4 CoPPEnHEAD WELL ANSWERED LIN
the cars, the other day. between Baltimore
and Washington. a discussion sprung UP
as the propriety of allowing negroes to
vote. One Of tho Copperhead participants
thinking to make out a plain case orgumen
tam al hominun,. said to his Republican
antagonist; "What would you think if
at the next election. Jon were to go to the
polls and cast vote for George B
Mcclellan. and big black niger were
to come mp alongside of you and cast one
for Abe Lincoln?'' rs ~
The Republican reflected little. and
replied: "Well. I'll think the niger had
id sight more sense than 1 had"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
A Letter from the l3sth Regiment
TASTALLox. Tenn, June IL.


Dear Parents Company E arrived
ct this place day before yesterday. We
left Louisville on the 4th instant, and
arrived at Nashville on the afternoon Of the
9Th. via Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
where we went into camp for few days.
The first night, while at Nashville, we
experienced some of the Inconvenience of
q soldiers fife. About nine O'Clock it
commenced raining and rained quite hard
for about two. hours, an | although we had
our tents mp. the rain came through them.
wetting us and our blankets pretty thor
oughly. 1t was SOMEWHAT comical to see
some Of the boys come running ont OF
their tents. some swearing and some laugh
ing. Although got wst, laid down on
my vet blanket and slept as sound as
ever did at home. I expected it would
make me sick or give mo q cold. but did
not experience any Inconvenience whatever.
We stayed at Nashville until Wednes-
day night, when we struck tents and
arrived at Tullahom, til, next morning.
On our way to Tullahoma. and while
passing through Lavergne. we sa y the I'D
awaiting train to convey them to the
front. The next day they passed through
TuIlahoma. and I hail the pleasure OF
seeing Messrs. Brown, Hssgerty, Pome-
roy, Newhouse, Patterson. Wilcox. and
very nearly all the rest Of the Msrshsfl
county boys with whom was acquainted
They did not know where they were going
but presumed that it was Decatur, Ala.
Tantsllon. where we now are. is shout
ninety miles from Nashville. on the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Railroad. Tits sit
uated in small valley which is not more
than $50 paris wide At any place, and is
completely surrounded by hills. l do not
suppose that we will stay here as there is
nothing to do but to gliarl small bridge
and stockade,- and ono company can
easily do that, but win likely 6s sent
farther south. Rssinentsl hsaaquarter,
arc here and yon cAusl2ecs letters either tc
to this place or to Nashville. tbs latter
would probably be best. s,sr.,s - = ,,,.,,s
boz Your son, vIso,ssae CT. N. 1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
Fearful Explosion Mt The Washington
~ i'hal ~ Arsenal. 'eyit'

ArscnaI.
ai iie a~ WAsH1Sarox, june H.
A terrible explosion eccurcd at the
Washington Arsenal to day. few minutes
before II o'clock. II seems that some red
stars for fireworks had been made and set
out o~hlocS pans to dry. They could
not stand temperature Of more than 200
degrees, aal under the hot sun soon res-
chsd that. and one Of the stars ignited
which set the remainder OF. exploding the
laboratory. The occupants Of the building
were all females. Upon the explosion a
terrible scene was witnessed in the yard
There were about 1900 men and 800
wemer-at work. a nnni ber ,ot whom were
burned and bruised in endeavoring to get
away. The alarm was Immediately given.
and after. tho fire was extingnished. a
search for bodies VIZ, commenced. .Eigh-
teen bodies have thus far been taken out
Of the ruins. burned to crisp. 1t was
impossible to recosnizs them. Eight fe-
males were taken out in sal condition
. ID placed in the hospitsl. The scene at
the rri was Of the most heart rending
coniit,.u. The parents of many Of those
at work in the >bnilaing and yard rushed to
the scene of the a Sas,er. to make Inquiries
after the safety Of t.'eir children: but the
names Of all who have ncrished cannot be
ascertained until a call OF 'i.' roll can be
male. and, those who have ben saved are
assembled. e rsg 1880 .,...f.....s :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

of legal tender notes of all descriptions
Of $50. I49. $780,.
This statement shows the actual present
state Of the public debt and circulation.
OF conrse it will be necessary to replace q
portion of the five per cent legal tenders
with compound interest six per cents.
tGSigued1 s. p. GLASS.
Mr.. Cisco states the continuance Of per-
sonal assurances from the Secretary Of the
Treasury that it is not the purpose Of Mr..
Chase to issue an amount Of the compound
interest six per cents. equivalently to the
amount Of legal tenders thus retired. but
to contract the circulation as much as
possible. and to regulate the future issues
of cnrrency by the strictest .necessity.
There are the highest official assurances
that these arc ii. Chase's future inten-
tlons.s -fv unis9auT 7sEaT laIn1 u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

A dispatch from Col. Rogers. com
handing at Cape Girardeau. says citizens
Of Arkansas report Kitchen at Scatervillc
with 800 men, and still recruiting. Col.
Rogers says he thinks they intend to attack
this place. We have commenced building
stocka,le. Lient. CoIvert from the
swamps. says Edwards has killed nine
guerrillas since he got into the swamrs
He heard of eighty guerrillas yesterday
twelve miles from here going towards
Siketon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

Five School Trustees and S hool
Commissioner. of the 4th ward of New
York city. have all been expelled by the
Board Of Education for corruption in
appointing teachers for money. They
took from $50 to 5000 from applicants
fos positions. according to amount oil
salary The fourth is one of the strongest
Democratic wards in the city. and the
convicted corruptionists wore to q man
pinks Of Democracy. 81 r-ia ne.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
The Constitutional Amendment.

The Constitutional amendment prohibit
ting slavery in ali the States. after passing
the Senate by large majority. failed of a
two-third vote in the House, and is,
therefore, for the present, lost. The vote
stood ninety three in favor, and sixty -four
against it. out of one hundred and fifty
seven votes cast OF course the sixty four
negative votes were the strict party vote
of the coppelhead members. only three
pemocrats-Messrs. Bailey. of Pennsylva-
min, and Oiell and Griswold, Of New
1ork--voting for it. The pretense Of the
. Democratic +" party that they favor
slavery. not for its own sake. but only
because it is protected by the Constitutions.
is thus exploded. For here upon the cary
question whether slavery shall fsrits own
sake continue TO bc protected by the Con-
stitution. or whether the people shall IN .
Constitutional manner be permitted. to
abolish it, it viii not be claimed that any
Constitutional question arises. Those who
vote that the Constitution must not be
amended to the detriment of slavery are
not voting for the sake Of the Constitution
hnt for the sake of slavery. GO .ss -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

Hon William Mitchell of Ksniallville.
in card in tn, last Standard. withdraw 5
his nam, from the contest for nomination
to Congress. Hon. j. II. Dsfrses of
Goshen. nowI seems to be the man upon
whom the choice for candidate will fail
The Convention will be held at Ken
daIlville, the .30th inst.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

+ A company Of gperrilIss stationed Al
Blandville, Kentucky. = few miles from
Cairo, mainly Tennesseeans, on Tuesday
night the 18th inst. compelled farmer
named Weaver, living seven miles below
Cairo. to pull ten Of .ho party aercss the
Missouri. whore they robbed Merricks,
store Of $500 in goods and grsenbacks
Mrs. Merick. il demonstrating With them
twas knockei down. Those remaining Ia
kentucky. robbed al the farms IN tht
tneighborkood. ssd took Eve hundrsd dol
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

=
ron GavTRcaR
- 1tsa OLIVER r. MORTOy. ~ t
Cd IL roe IasrTESASI savEsSsz.r-aia
CONRAD BAkER, Of yaneerbug.
-roR sEcKIIAEr OF STAFF.
> NELSON TRUSLER. Ct Fayette. e4s
e. ls- ror ArDrrcr OF sIArr. - r
-. THOMAS B MccARTY, Of wabssh.
roF ssrREs. srArE.
JOIN l. MORRISON, Of washiagion. q .g
DELANA Z. wILJIAMsoy, q. Putnam
i9I rca sr7rxrxrrxpr-r or prr1rc rssrKrcr.oy.
!. irsfea GEORGE w Hosss of Marion. lFln
-, sos ,sss.a o. ssssEzE eevrI. -
J I'll Dsstrict--JEHU T. ELLI,TT, OF Henry 30
ID D1ssrict-CH ARIES A. RAY. of Marion.
,s,E Dsssrirt-RoBfRT c GREGORY. Of Tippscanoe
60 roR rarex OF ruE srPFEus COURT, teH
-.exo ~ LAZARUS NOBLE, Of Knox.
yos s-p~r-xp ov rur srrrvw7 ccrrr,
5ESJAAIs HARRISON, Of sisricn 6
- t. trss ELECTORS AT LARGE. 4l, ~
David s. Goo6ing. If Hancock s.---
Richard =. Thompson. Of yigc.
80 TOE srkrK KIEcross
II. District--Jsmes &. Denny. Of Knox. 4as.
John S. Ho1siisni. Of Spencer.
/. 81 Dlstrict-cvrus I. Sixon, Of Clark.
fTsncis Wilson. of Orange.
81 District II snry n Pri,rhs ard. Of Bsrtholcmsw
Madison Evans. OF Lavrsncr.
1th Dissrict-Leondss Sexton. of Rush.
~-e Y. v. KyEcr, Of Franklin
q sch Distrct--Benj. r. Claypool. Of Fsyntte.
JoShrsa ". MeiIeit. of Henry
erh Di-frict-sr J. Wright, 81 Morgan.
---- J. G. Green. II shelby -
s,h Disfrict-John Osborn. Of Putnam.
Thomas -. Rcc. of Parke- 80 =.
sth pi-tTisi--H. P. Davidson. of TiPPesanc~ rF
Benjamin y Gregory, cf Warren
81 District James 3. Ilelfard, Of White. 81 sa
Aaron Gur-ncy Of Porter
Tnth Distrirf-Timothy n Dickinson. IF pcwsih. Z
-.sas.z - Htlier kilhourne, sf Elkhart- ~
nth pistrict-Juhn " Wallace, Of Grant.
vEesl James y. Templer. Of Jay. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
q :. ., THEPuBLIc DEBT '"l s T.,
A statement from Secretary Chasc-His
n Proposed Contraetion Of Issues.

slifs '9s'es' sNEw YoRk. june 20.
3 The Assistant Treasurer this afternoon
received from the 6eeretary Of the Treasury
the following imPortant statement of III,
position ofthe public debt and its cirsula
'tion: 49, sEss .Lss sFaH - g -
The amount Of debt. including all legal
tender notes and unpaid acquisitions, Il
81. 719. 395. i66 49,
Amount of interest. bearing legal tender
notes Withdrawn. eSS. 800. 7oO. 90. 2 o. {
e Amount Of ordinary legal tender notes
Withdrawn. and placed in reserve. 817.-
258. S72. 90. showing : reductions at preseAt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
a DNINISTRATOR,S q NOTICE.

IA Nooe hereby given tina the Undersigned Admin
istrator the of Michael Wilfong DISCUSSED will
offer for sale ut public otcry at the late residence OF the
decedcni in S'h 'pynsp Marshall county, Indiana on
w eduesday the coil, day of July, 1864,
the personal property Of said deeeden consisting Of
A Cow and CAT. Hogs, Sheep. one Wagon,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Implements, growing Corn and Wheat, and
various other articles. cfII tIlklItft 81
TERMS.-S Of three dollars and under Cash over
three dollars credit nf months the urcba giving
note at interest, wairng valuation and appraisement
Ltss, with approved security. 4 NOAH WILF0NG,
joI6 - -3t st -s-.s Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

The steamer Clara Ames. engaged in lie
cotton trale, was seized by the rebels re-
Gently below Columbia. as she was taking
on board cotton. The boat was plundcre,l.
set on fire. and totally consumed. Her
officers and crew were kept prisoners for q
few days. and then paroled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

The editor has been very sick since Sat
urlay last. and has therefore been unable
% be at his post. This win account for
the dcarth Of editorial matter this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
/. Letters Remaining Unclaimed

In the Post Once at Plymouth State Of Indiana, the
22d day of juno, lsGs ~ .ts-s.f ftin.|
To obtain any these letters the applicant must call
for adrercd letters give the date of this list and pay
cent for advertising. -
ffnot -affed fr within nonh they will be
the Dead Letter Once. Fetfa 1rI eff atu
.ff-st,s LADIES' LIST. aa ~ g.
Adams Julia Gilien Sarah Storm Sarah miss
AIdrich Amrna mrsIIeminger MarthaJSmith Elizabeth
Boycs Nora miss Rizsr Mary Smith Annette =
Carr Hannah mrs Kiser Susan. Stotts VI miss
English Abigail Rarken z mrs Wager Mary mrs
English NJ
GENTLEMENsS LIST.
Arnold levi Fix jonathan Kline Lewis
Annis William Hanna o p Loomis II G -
Adafr James NJ Jenkins Evan Lewis John
Burier Daniel KizeF James II Mcfarland John ID
Bristol Samuel Kyser Al Smith Henry
30, &C yR ~ Korkfns d Sc John - ~
Cravsr Geo W. Kellogg Aaron Tsllpan wesner
Deb Nv IN James A Kennedy Thomas York George
+ % al 5iof o. n. p. BAILEY, p. M.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

ESTRAYED--From the subscribers, liv-
~ ing near Bourbon, Marsha county, indiana, four
head OF four old sseers white, with short tail
one red. with white bark fwo red, with Sew white
spots, Any leaving information at this once, at
Bourbon where they are viii be literally rewarded
.faesn W. 'kRwiAA BROTHER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

HoIsTED THE TIcKET-The Union. q
German paper published at Evansville,
ind. has raised the names of Lincoln
and johnson " at the head of It's editorial
columns. and is sustaining the ticket OF
his choice in q series of able articles. The
Union strikes heavy blows for freedom,
and deserves the support of every friend oil
the Government throughout the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
PlttsSurg Sanitary Fair.

ff - PIrr-BJRa. juno 20.
The Sanitary Fair closei Saturday
night. II is a complete success. The
net profits will exceed 800 .O0l. l .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
JOB WORK.

ALL kinds Of Job Printing executedin the very
erins, at THIS OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

DOES IT AMousT TO ATUcH There IS
not prominent man that has heretofore
acted with the Republican Union party
that is-suporting Fremont. There is but
ono paper In all the UnisslE States that
supports bin, 'asd that is Then Naiion,
started in New York under his immediate
supervision, sustained by bis own money
and controlled by his own personal atten-
TOM Does it look as tho the Fremont
.oovesnent is going to amount to much!
IA there any prospect ofthe Union party
dividing in the middle as did tho Demo
cratif party four years ago? copperhsads
would like TO believe such thing. obntswhe
supposes for one moment that they are in
e.--..4 81 1s1ss1Is fBW 180oo1 ifaf1 =
= @.;aas. .,i>eaS - - 1~--a--df
iisWbsnessr yos hssr sman making tlse
declaration that he is ucconcefued which
whips-Abe. Lincoln or JEFF. .Davis-you
may b, sure you are talking-to a rebel
0aly one thing PROHIBITS him from de-
telaring openly for Jslf DAyis-ftar, Only
on, thing prevents him from sneaking
south and Joining the rebel army--cow,
xrdfe<. ea6bsd Eo-ek Iseaae assv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

- The. Chicago Tribune calls the letter in
(which Fremont accepts the uominstion ol
f(hs Olsavcland Convention. 'sthe last will
-'snd testament of tho late John G.. FIRE.
mont -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
UyANTED--Correspon depcce--. NV

w ass s.n .s zee, q
pond with Is many Union loving young klesa at fhs Nsrf
as wish to respond. Object, fun and improvement Of
leisure Time with view 20 Jre and natrimcny xhsn
this All leftsss promptly answered.
Photos exchanged II desired. Address G. w, Co. D. I'D
Indiana vonntee or T. j. Go. Z, l3th Indiana csrary
ria Nashville. Tennessee. 49,, 80 jelG-3te
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
A DMINIsTRATRlX,S NOTICE.

IA The undersigned having taken ont Letters Of Ad-
mnstratien the estate of Isaac n Norris late Of Ma
shall County, Indiana deceased, hereby notifies those in
debted to said to call and make immediate payment
and those having claims against the will present
them duly authenticated for settlement The estate
solvent. 'eii'f go" ir 4 tAa 81 - 9
fsssi..-s sea. 81 EMILY MORRIS, Administrative.
June 1G, 1915
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

General. j Ohm. F. Miller, Of South Bend
and the first Colonel Of the 18th Regiment
of this district. is appointed to the com
mand OF the military post Of Nashville. T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

The New York Eceaing Posi-. whose
xrst choice for President is not Mr.. Lin
coin. tells how it happens that MS re-
election is SO unanimously demanded:
HE is popular with the plain people. /"
who believe him honest; with the rich
people, who believe him safe: with the
soldiers, who believe him their friend. and
with the religious people who believe him
q have been specially raisel mp for this
crisis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

I'VE have received couple of letters
from the 73l. and one from the 18th cav
airy, which we viii endeavor to publish
next week. The 73d is at Moorcsville.
Ala. and ther12th at Huntsville. Ala. X
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
YOUR CHANCE.

je23-3l-7ts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

which arc repositories Of Public mon y, and all =
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
National Depository Banks.) will furnish further
information ON application and ss---ssr. 81
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
My &c. le64-3mi -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

The iron clads in the James rive
have been provided with laree-sised 10
connective lantern, whish is placed on III,
bow. Its rays, thrown ahead on the wa
ter. enable the men TO see if the rebel
send down Internal machines, or max,
any attempt to board them.
The Washington Republican calls 70,
capitalists to build one thousand dwelling,
in the "city Of magnificent distances. =
and gives few instances of high rents
On Massacbu -etts Aveuoe, q gentle man
put UP two bulldogs under one roof,
which, u the present high rates Of mate
rial. did not cost over $4,000. The,
have rented for 500 per month.
1t appears BY reports Of the earth.
gu re which occurred in Mexico on thu
90 OF October, tbat Puebla and Orisaba.
besides other places within several lesaues
OF the peak OF OriGaba, were verv hsdlv
shattered. In Pusbla, seventeen soId;e,.
and twsnty-nine. ci,ixsns were KILLED. ~
failing ruins. The French should bsve
followed the physicians rule, and had H.
city well shaken before i, was taken.
-aCornelius O'Dowd," 10 R,.ol.
woods Magazine, thus rhspsodise. unon
servants: ssWby can modera mech. cEs.,
genius do nothing for rs (! Oh for ! .tss =
butler, and q self-acting housemaid! or
for cook that man could wind up IL ]
IN eigbt-day clock. aud asver think Of I'm
the end Of the weekl'' -
In Syracuse, the other dav. vh;la /.
physician was quietly smoking his ciy.r
it exploded, burning his face bsdIv 4
FIRE cracker was found to be .sioelv m,de
inside Of the cigar
, --Gensral Grant made . speech j.
Philadelphia during his late visit thets
His remsrks were pertinent 70 the occs.
sion and quito chafacterisfic White tha
crowd pressed around. rendering i: IL.
possible for him to move, he said 10 !
staff officer with him, sJohn, give ms :
Cigar"
Miss Rsnonds cclorsd sonau IL
Boston. is,eiviue lessons in the ssrbuIla
Of London, q Amaeieoa a6aiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

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