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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

The undsrSigtnd. -. d.. in tha stnfs g.
snd---. g.. In the stnis ef------ h~rshv xunr.
that ia the frexQGnx va of--l lor a. a.
the Glasses Therein uanisd be aeespsF he or th~y VII
vfn xn dsys afser ~ rcelpt ~ esnirns a sh@
post olce nsned az nAsy sssn drssnafod execute ths
eontr1rt hr the -me With eeed and sufeisns usnssss
AMI IN case tes ssdshAA All N Into crusrast
Aforesaid. guarantee make <oed The f<xrrp ts
the ofisr of saia---anf thaf whirh nav -
aceeptei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

have peris6sd-sAe epsatsr pan young
girls Of 1lleoa ~ at1snty yeass, One
mother has psrishsd With .bsr 6ve dasght-
On. Twolhirds 81 - syictia.s Hsrs
asrvnuts, ahd thsrs ~ hssy hosses il
which not one has escaped. Several
houses have been noted By the police -
empty, because oil their inhabitants have
porished.s ~ II
The people think Of nothing but the
victims and their obsequies. All with
one voice demand the demolition Of the
ruinous walls Of the fatal temple and the
offering of monument to the dear mem
DRY of the martyrs. The municipal body
solicited this by the medium OF COM
mission on the 18th, and the Government
Il resolved On com pliance. Resistance is
threatened on the part Of the clergy. but
such .exasperating and indecorous folly
would infallibly call forth general rising
Of the people.
The past fortnight has produced no
other occurrences worth chrouicling, and
even il it had. they would not seem de-.
serving Of mention in this night of heavy
anguish.
During the last week the tribunals and
the Government itself have suspended
their labors. g
The people only weep, and their pub
lie writer's eould only offer tears to the
nations mourning.
SANTIAGO, Dec. IA, l863.-Before 3
clock in The afternoon. the hour ap-
pointed to petition the President Of the
Republic for the demolition of the walls
of the church of "the Company, nu-
merous aud select meeting OF oil tho 80
cisl classes had collected in the open
space IN from. of the ruins. The decree
of demolition having been signed by his
Exceliency, Don Guillermo Malta ascend
I'd to the upper story of the Congress
House, and thence addressed the people,
reading the decree promulgated q few
hours before, and calling for a ripa for
his Exeellency. which was enthusiastically
given By the immense assembly that filed
the square.
The orator then proceeded to protest,
in the name of religion and humanity,
against those who attempted to qualify as
sacriligeous The peoples longing for the
demolition. :" To wreak its revenge on
US" he, added, superstition tries to
lash and gead the ignorant passions Of
the rabble into violence bat its feeble
efforts are in vain, because We have never
srayed from he great principle of pure
religion. Fanaticism spreads its murky
nets sgsiast the happiness and peace Of
society lie, us quench its frebrands
with the sincerity and nobleness Of our
Intentions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

1HK SCHOOL HousE.-It il the dotv of
teachers, as we'll As parents and school
com mittses, to see that the ciyeum At. nca.
under which children study are euch !,
shall leave happy impression upon tl,eir
minds; for whatever is brought under tho
frequent observation Of the vounv mrr,
hare its influences on their susc cp&ihle ~.
lures for good or evil Shabby school
houses indSce sIovenly habits. Ulcon.
ssructed benches may only distort TIA
body, but BY reflex influence the mind -
we'll Conditions like these seldom fail
to disgust the learner With his school ana
neu.ralize the best efforts Of his tssehe,.
On the other honc, neat, comfortable
places for study may help to awaken the
association. enchanting the mind. and
hsass 20 learning and virtuoas iussrGctsor,
With liaks Of gold hsightsains forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, he t0TNTY--Ss.
hy virtue at spsal ~ cltlo 10 iireetc issned
by the Clerk u the district CeerI If sail county
% Thomas Davis and against talt Gats, b. ~ iliuuan
W. r. Cowies. T. X Fond H. V. tnrd. ,anl also ree
against o. Bnt bingham @nd others therein named have
levied uIan an Ni <eil III the highest IIder the front
doos ot thr Clerks Office NJ the District Court NJ ec
". Iowa keoi.h " ssd county on the 18th day nt
February A, H. 1854. between the hours ~ o'clock A. NJ
and ociock r. VI. commencing Al o'clock T. NJ Of said
aay the following rrupcrts. to-t. Lot ten tl(3 in H-
Cowles Subdivision 81 the southwest quarter Sec
ton twenty "a Township Sixtyhve l6 north Of
Range ~ west containing ten acres in Lee county,
Iowa or tnIirh es MAY be nrctSsary
Tske levied HTin aad IL b. sold by order Of court
Salty said writ of execution.
Eeoknk Jan. - 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers fee s. 90, Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Commercial.
sew York Market.

sew York Market.
New iosg Jan q
Cotten-Firm aud decidedly active. steSlia for
middliig stsdsnls Elk u sales fur future delivery.
Floar-Opensi quiet and closed with. better demand
and rather nrnser witbant change VI prices.
Whisky unsettled s4s9tfs5.
Ni,.ai--firn,; Itr demand chiefly for export: 81 52a
1k5s fer Chi spe- n 5sal sals for Amber Milwaukee
Chvce lets held higher 81 IS Tor Coaaion Red State.
81 r3nf &c Red WESTERN 81 6sdI - Amber Michigan;
3 0S White Western.
Corn--Mers srsive aud l9se higher 81 silxG1 %
Spring Mixed Western in store
oats-More active and lie higher s2aet FOR Western
latter extr-aae.
waoi -Fha. with nothing Of inemtat.
Prtroeum-yery INN; sales at 4st II for refined in
bond.
Purk-Du heavier and lower. $40 IS for mess. SIS rs
for old and 81 do: $16G is for old and prine
sls20 for prime also 600 bbs mess for February
imyers at ~ Is.
Bacon Sides-Quiet 10lsa10A.
Dressed IIogs--Dult ssasl& for State $40 for city
LArd--Duil heasy and shade easier Slasl31& In
Guiding small lot Of prime kettle rendered at l33
Buttcr-Firm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
IHER1FF's SALE.

~ srATE - IovA LEE CoExrr-ss.
by uftne OF Special execution me directed Issued
ny the Clerk OF the District Court Of county favor
OF ~ y Haze and against Cicero n Hughes executor II
John terrell dsseed land also d4ree against susan
Terrell, u X Hart Nannc1nst Ssnorssisl iusa Van
orSdaii, Ann NJ Hart. John soAsr Robert stipttssp
&e have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder
at the f"n docf nj the Clerks Office Of the district cort
u Lee cgty, lows, a keukuk. IN said county % the
lHh day offetruary A. D. 1854 between the hours IN q
o'clock VI and flock p NJ. ncnR az O'clock
I'm q sad day, tke following property, t0-wit The
teRtha=f quarter N the nurth-west quarter " SAf
thirfy-two 1921 in township sixfyse tb5j north ~ Range
five vest and all ~ tlsat portion a the sssisfa at
fractional quarter section that s directly spb
Of and letveen the first described tract forfy 1901
aeres, and the Dqs AoDes River. esing aid south,
fractional quattcT section rs the n0fsl aud .fb
line which divides the quarter section north II the same
being hnndred acres mere "a les. LIE e,,u,r I,,.
| Iowa.
Taken levied pTn and - y sold IS, order Of court to
satisfy said writ ~ ext cufign
keaiuk Jau - 1874 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee = TO- Sheriff 81 IT, COUNTY Iyyss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

The Kentucky Legislature took two
ballots for United States Senator yester-
day. without result.
Specials from indianapolis say that the
recently published statement that one
hundred and City six-months soldiers
died from exposure. en- route from Taze-
well, Tenn, is false. Thev have arrived
at Indianapolis. From two to three regi.
ments pass through Indianapolis daily.
The 44th Ohio arrived here yesterday.
Six hundred and and sixty four have re-
enlisted
Two hundred thousand dollars have
been paid over to the Sanitary Commits
sion by officers OF the fair. Funds are
still coming in. 1t is thought that the
net total receipts will foot up SslO, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

Special to Post. /

Washington, JAN %.
Mr. Chase will gil all orders for S 90
bonds received before notice was givea
that no more could be furnished. About
$4,000, 900 excess have been subscribed
Me-. Chase will in future re purchase this
amount, If he can at any time do 50 at
par, as ne is determined not to issue more
than $500, 100000 of this security.
The l0-40 bonds will be issued in
about six weeks.
Ii is tolerably certain that tax will be
Imposed on all holders Of gold, say about
one per cent. 3 month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
SALE.
GHERlFF'S SALE.

~ STsTE 81 Iowa. Ike CovSTY-ss.
BIZ virtue Of special tn directed, issued
by the Clerk the District Corr Of said county ia taNar
Of Thomas and against Sanford sines " T Cowies
H. H. Han,an T. r. Ford aud d. W. Ford land also de-
cree against Levi Wood anil others therein nGmed have
levied aii and Will sell 10 the highest builder. NJ the front
Of the Clerks Office II the District Court ~ lee coit-
~ iowa a, Etokuk said eanmty. the 9th day Of
Fsausrs A. H. ls6s hsween the hears u oriask A. III.
and rlcS y. NJ. commencing "a O'Clock Il. VI 81 said
ft tp following property. to- Lot ~. seven IN IN
Iiinrrrf oyies subdivision 81 tine southwest quarter
Of Ssegnn y-ssvsn IN Township sixty fFe 49, north
OF Range iyr 80 vest IN Lee county Iowa or 30 much as
may Ac Necessary
Taken sea upon, and to be sold by order Of court TO
satisfy saai writ nj execution
+ keosa AZ. Jan. -, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers PEE s. -. Sheriff 81 Lee Co, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
5pelial Notices.


i hare srseF ssi my iniirg respecting thesn fran
fh- aFSt. ests1sax 70 thnk ttler a fhas hicA
h+san ssnkiag ~ or Rev HEsna ~ sRa HarHsR.
Tie hssi4rs r. stat ~ Ite d. ass-
PKaF EbA NasTH
f'rs-- flanAsis9n College. 11iniafl. y.
Per Earssst Frs.l ia- they arr sye-4fsr.-
Mp Hi1tt--
To- bzssfalay Laa.sH 10 ns- csastn~ s-sssi.
Hos. Gas. \ Pure.
Pres. Mar. Senate.
Contain 10 oY.aia sasflains iaJarioga.
In A. A. HAIss Gssssss. f1s,sa-
~Ah ~i~saaf combination fyr csagfs-.-
Dz q. q Ra1iaa Esstea.
! fssoaatllrlad tl.iF 10 Pubhe SJsns~rs
@ Kss. k. ~ ta
Mos; sanitary r.litf HrTis.e hits
ksS- =. ssEegKEEn Marrfst9eaa tAia.
VERY sseasrae1s iseh -we~rsr- tsssn4 ts,slss-
kss- = .. " ANbgRsas. "a L4,sl-.
s'n'.-a ia~sAaf aef ia the distressing lsi-,r II ir-@t
iiAs pF<nusr u ssta'seA sas u M ~rw~
Rss. A. e. Easlssssa SsuaYy~k
They hay. sgreyI my exactly. r@llssirx my
threai - that esssAi sing Sitf ess-e.7
r. Dx4s<Sk&
~ sfh'a7ss n FeereA P&rssis t.ailrrh al,lsfr, a.
" sises ssssat ie Aas fsse Seaas:
gan-s-insotia~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE o. Iowa LEE CnrSrr-Ss
BY virtue Of speral execution directed Issued
the Clerk Of the District Court If said county IN favor
of Henry r. Dickinson AMI against aaues L. Ests apd
also decree against Amanda Estes and others ter,i,
naetl have levied upon and win sell 10 the highest
bidder az the front door Ct the Clerks Office Of the Dis
Court Of Ice County iowa K&okuk said coun-
IT, y tn day 81 February A. H. Issl between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ commenting
at o'clock p NJ Of said dhs the following property ~
wit ID and scsve H. Block one Bin Reds
Addition the City OF Keokuk county, Iowa or so
much may b. necessary
Taken levied uFosa be sold by eFder Of court 10
satisfy said writ az execution.
Keoknk, Dan. q, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Zee u SOL Sheriff ct Lee Co. low
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
cHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATE ar Iowa IEE CDryrr-ss
By virtue u special execution to ERECTED issued
by the Clerk OF the District Gour VI said county, IN ftfof
of A. ine ana against l. e, Dobyns tnnd also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin and Others therein nancdl
have fevied upon will sell the highest bidder al
front door Of the Clerk Office OF the District Court Of
Lee County Iewa al Keokuk in sud county the Y til
s, II February d. 1891 the hours Of O'Clock
A. n. aud o'clock p M commencing az oeiock r. ~
1f said lay the following property to-wit Lots four i
i've (6l And AZ 90 Block one hundred AMI niiey
pti ia the City " keokuk lee county, Iowa. much
a. nny he necessary,
Taken levied npon and TO be sold by order Of conrt to
sst1~fav aid writ 81 exesntion
KeokMk. Ian -, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
printers Fees ~ 80. sheriff u Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Endorsement efLiaeeln.

Baltimore, Jan. %.
Ia the Maryland House of Delegates,
yesterday, series Of resolutions endors.
ing the administration Of Abraham Lin
coin, and renomiuating him for President
were adopted, and disloyal one, de-
nouncing the Administration was laid
over.
Mr.. Murphy, Of Baltimore, submitted
resolution providing for tl.s expulsion
of any member using disloyal language
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

ErouR--In m.sier1.i~ local demand
wHEAr--Duil and l,telc lower. Al the close buyer
Offering 1os4@flo for No. 2, and 1lG@ ll6ls r.
Mol.
CoRy--Dul vt 81 for No. l.
oArs-DnIl and IN Dr. lower.
H0Hwgsks--0s sale reported ~ 90.
DREssEp Hoas--paH and 2D6 y lower. Sales rang
from Is to ssiae5 q X, dividing 10 lbs.
LIVE STocE--Terx tiulf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Especial to World. I
Washington, Jan. 2

Washington, Jan. 22.
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio will Introduce bill
in the House next week, taxing holders
Of gold and bills OF exchange. foreign
and otherwise, two per cent per month.
1t is not positively decided whether
Gea. Rosecrans goes to Missouri, though
every indication points to that conclusion
now
Gen. Sehofeld left yesterday for Knox
vile.
The Senate Finance Committee has a
bill before them requiring the actual
transfer of gold when purchased, instead
OF sale on margin.
ExAttorney General Black has re-
signed the law reportership of the Su-
preme Court.
The Ways aud Means Committee has
reported 10000 dollars to supply the de-
fciency in appropriations to facilitate tel
egraphc communication with the Pacific
States.
New York, Jan. 20.
The following extracts from private
letters received III this city, dated Port
Hudson. January IL, are of marked In.
teres.:
Gen. ullman's statement, published 10
the papers of the 22d of December 81 the
capture and imprisonment in Richmond
OF General Ulman, was a canard, and
there was not syllable of truth in it.
Another invention has gone the rounds
Of the papers and caused vast amount Of
unnecessary paint the families, viz: that
officers in Gen. Ullman's command. who
had been taken prisoners. had been hang
ed by the rebels. The facts are, that af-
ter much effort, General Ullman has long
since received information AS to the fare
of nil officers in his division that have
fallen into the hands of the enemy, ex-
cept one Those who were taken a,
Jackson are in Libby Prison, and those
who we're captured at Brashear City, in
June, are and have been al Camp Ford, a
rebel depot for prisoners, four miles from
Tyler. 1t is known that atterly their
treatment has not differed essentially
from that of other prisoners. Gen. Ull-
man constantly has rebel prisoners in his
hands, and those who know him need no
assurance that if any of his command
shall be treated contrary to the usages Of
civilized warfare. retaliation will be sharp
aud quick. Gen. st. George Cooke, COM
handing al Baton Rouge. and Gen. Uli-
man, have sen, out large detachment TO
try and cut off some 1000 rebels who are
making stand about fifteen miles east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
SHERIFF'S SALE,

~ SrsrE OF Iowa. LIE CaCSTY-ss.
Nv virtue Of special execution 70 directed issued
v the Clerk the District Court Of said county il
III Charles karSner aud against j. h. HorEsh and also
decree against Beilamy = lime ad Others therein name
levied upon ami viii sell 10 the highest hiier az
the nf door nf the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Lee County. Iowa Reoluk. n SAID county
fhe eth day OF February A. u. 1861, between tn
hours OF o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. Nj commencing
O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following property,
The Southeast quarter Of Section eighteen S) In
Township siatysix north of Range t5 in Ire
county, Iowa, much As may be necessary
Taken levied upon and to be sold By order Of court
satisfy said wxlt ef sssfution.
Keokuk, Jan. - 1Sot ISRAEL. ANDERSON.
Printers Fee - 90 Sheriff ~ Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

A special to the Bulletin, dated Gin
cinnati to-day, says it y officially an
a0unced that Gen. Rosecrans has been
assigned to the command of the Depart
menk of Missoufi. I
0sn. echofeld has been ordered to re-
port TO Gen. Grant, Who viii probably a.
sign him to q command in East Tonnes
eco. ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

WHOLESALE SLAuGHrER. The Du-
buque towa) Times says that zone o,
the strange effects Of the cold weasl,ey is
that thousands of quails and prairie
cn'ekens are found on the prairies frozen
to DEATH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Whisky Panie---Libel Suit.

Chicago, Jan. %.
There is perfect panic in the whisky
market. Sales of $50 barrels at 60@62l;
closing dull at inside figures.
II McNicker, proprietor of McVick-
er's Theatre, has commenced suit against
the Chicago Times for libel, claiming
heavy damages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Maximilian Accents.

An extract Of letter from Macmillan
to Gen. Almonte is published. stating
that he does not hesitate about accepting
the Mexican crown. This dissipates all
doubt ON the question,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

OsE or THE Fathers Dumont
member of Congress from Indiana i The
father OF nineteen children, ten Of whom
came into the world in couples He sits
alongside OF Bachelor Thad Stevens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25

SHERIFFS SALE

STATE Iowa LEE CouvrY-ss
by virtue OF special execution t me ;rsrts i..,,as
BY the Clerk of the District rs,,yt ~ go . 80 s
90 =. hafr,son- and asainss Eshn aunn and b. Ford
asu , h.so aecres asahst Amy B. Gum Caroline NJ
bidder, at the front oor q the erk ONE a. he pet5et
Court Of Bee County, Iowa, at keokuk ~ 80, -
the lssh day Of February A. d. 1854 tetvsen az 49,
Of o'clock 4. VI. and O'Clock P. NJ eo,nu1encin AZ ,
o'clock r. VI. Of sid day, the following ysoteytv -,
the City q Keoknk. Lee county, Iowa. - "
10 satisfy said writ OF * ecutop $3.50
keoknk. Jan. 49, 1864 ISRAEL ANDERSON
fflhfef = Fee " ~. Sheriff on Lee County Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Sunday Night Report.

mo report. The wires would no
work east Of Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-25
Especial to Times. I
Washington, Jan 92.

Washington, Jan &c.
Sharp musketry firing. continuing sew
eral minutes. was heard at three o'clock
Thursday morning among the rebels over
the Rapidan. near EIy's Ford, supposed
to be occasioned by . concentrated attem pt
to desert, oil at once, by a G, nsiderable
body of men.
Reports that Richmond is being ersdu-
ally evacuated By the rebel government,
continue to be brought hero By persons
from that place. 1t is positively stated
that the removal of the gun making ma
ehinery from the Tredegar Iron Works to
Columbia. S. c., has been going on for
weeks.
The Unionists of Louisiana arc irving
to have the State election postponed by
the President until after convention Of
the pc ople is held to adopt new consti-
tuition and regulate the old State laws re-
cogniaing slavery.
Herald's Special
Washington, Jan. e.
Navigation of the Potomac has been
resumed. Several vessels arrived which
have been ice-bound for two weeks.
The six deserters who came into our
lines were from the LIT North Carolina
cavalry. They report many others anx-
ious to Isaye their regiment, which b sta
toned On miles from Fsederickshnrr.
The Presidents Amnesty Proclama-
tion Is creating state of feeling in the
rebel army which indicates its utter de.
moralization
Recruits and returning convaleseents
are daily swelling the ranks of our army,
which, If they continue to rush up, viii
be materially enlarged.
Havana letters to the Tribune report
the arrival Of the side wheel steamer R.-
phael at Matamoras, from New York. in
tended for blockads runner.
Gov. Pierpont aud the Virginia Leeis.
lature have protested against Gen. Buffers
vigorous administration at Norfolk.
Colonel Strste, President Of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio canal, who was sent to
Fort Lafayette by General Schenck, was
to-day discharged BY the Secretary of
War.
Six deserters from the rebel army came
into our lines Wednesday. Two Of them
have been placed on picket. The number
coming in for day or TWO past has been
unusually large
The Worlds New Orleans correspond
emit writes that light draught river fleet
Is hitting for active duty, and thinks they,
aud The troops returning, are intended for
a combined advance up Red River.
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Special to TribuDe.1
Washington, Jan. 2e,


Statements as to reduction iu the navy
bill appear likely 10 be misinterpreted
The Ways and Means Committee took
ground that the navy bill should only COW
er estimates for current expenses and
work on work completed during the year.
The building If additional ironcIads or
additional steamers is TO be made subject
to special appointment
The House Military Committee will re-
port bill TO amend the enrolment net.
differing Somewhat from that adopted by
the Sna,e 1t provides that enrolled
persons may, previous to the draft, furn.
ish substitutes who are not liable to draft
Amy person now IN the military or raval
service, no. specially disqualified who has
served more than one year, and whose un.
expired term Of service shall not at the
time Of substitution exceed six months.
may be employed rs substitutes in the
troops of States in which they enlisted.
Drafted persons Who pay their commata-
ton by substitutes shall only be relieved
from the draft IN filing that quota, and
the names shah be retained on the roll
for future draft. Drafted persons exempt
for physical disability. whose income ex-
ceeds $1,000, shall pay $500 commu,ation
money TO the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue
Regulations for the Cstten Trade.
Dispatch to Commercial
Washington, Jan. %.
New aud important regulations are be-
ing prepared BY the Treasury Department
with regard TO the cotton trade, the de.
tails OF which will be made public in a
day or two.
1t is understood that the came ceurse
win be pursued in Arkansas Is has been
adopted IN Louisisna, course which i
entirely satisfactory to the delegation
from the first named State.
The Treasury Department. Is pavin.
ost largely to the creditors Of the Govern
meat The Eve PER oest legal tsadsr sotss.
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DEMOLITION or THE CHURCH DEMANDED
: n TzzE rkoPLE AID DxcRxED BIZ The
GOVERNMENT.
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DAYTON. Jan. e

M Dayton, Jan. 20.
James Perrine, an old and we'll known
merchant of Dayton, died this evening
after brief illness.
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NOTICE

sgksFfnE nfrfcg,
ksoKrs- loss May q. 1863
I. all pesos stin, guns, reys,srrS- pistols mani
tio.fs Ut ii ar. Kind for sale. ordered sell
o. DISPOSE u the without ir~t obtaining pef.it
fNn the usstfaEnet fy urT " the Special Agent ~
thu Treasury Department All persons violating tits
der will be labi~ t. have such goods conscatrd for the
use 81 thu sssverameni Of tile Cnit-d States
JOHN STAyNrs,
may 2s-titf Surveyar and Collector.