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7 4 w IN V K N TITO N
OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. s. B. sIGEsMoND a HAYWARD,
200 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. n II. calls tho attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their improved system;
lst Tho teeth Of their manufacture will never
eorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
threo-fourths lighter than any other.
3D. No teeth or roota need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can he inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inoiicnsive and never
TO ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, 40 permA-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishgured,
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
i've years by many Of the frat chemists and physi.
CLANS OF this and the old country.
Drs. 3. h n. have also invented a white indo.
strueti6e metal Killing, with which the most SEN
sltive teeth can bo hlled without pain, and can
bnild up perfect sound tooth on any sld0 roots
which viii last through lifetlme. '. 49,
IÐ EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
with lnnoXtOuH VapOr, by Drs. slgcsmond \ Hay.
ward, 20 PcnnsylvAnia avenue, Inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAeBtio InnOxious VApOr mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorofOrm or EtheT) but
strictly an Anaestio agent entirely free from ex-
hilGratins effects and perfectly harm less causing a
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
insenuibility to pain.
Tho beat Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my9S
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE 6lt PENN. avenue,
RaShin1top OitF, D. q.
dE1AT Bh5TERlI, NORTHERN, AND WET
hkH EXPRESS FORWARDING
AersAA1diHs, HSASy, JswsIry, VAlua bIss,
hutss, stOa sa, HOAdr, As.
IorWkIdI sd with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 30 all
soeesalble sections Of the country. This Company
AaS AgG92ies In the prlnoip railway towns In the
NOhIh, EAST WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
lis principal Oitioos are
WARRINGTON, D. D., N. YOPR, BrgFOF,
fHihdDHLEHJi, BiLTLfOR& OIR-
OLNHdTL, 81, LOUIE, LOUIS
VLLLk, LEXINGTON.
Connoetions are made n New York and Boston
WIN lines forwarding to the CAnAdkS and tho
British Provinces, and with steamship llnes TO LiV.
slpool, southampton and HSvre, and thence By
european expresses TO all prominent commercial
towns IN Great Britain and on the Continent.
Coueshon OF Notes, DrAitE, and Bills made II all
AsseSHtbie pEsts OF the United states.
9. Q. DUNN, Agent,
Washington, u, ..
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Nst Is NVN NWTFINH
Assistant AdjutAnt Gene


WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApIUTART GENERALS OFTICE,
WARRINGTON, Oct. 10, 1874.
The fOllowing-nAmed officers, charged with Of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service of the United States,
the Military Commission Instituted by Special
Orders No. o. series of 1853, from the War Depart.
ment having reported that satisfactory defence
has been made In their respective cases, viz;
Captain Oliver Cotter, 9th New York heavy AZ
tillery.
Lieutenant D. R. Disbrow, LIST New York cav
airy.
First Lieutenant J. r.. HoG, 9th New York heavy
artillery.
First Lieutenant william J. Parrish, 9th New
York heavy artillery,
Second Lieutenant John Tin, 9th New York
heavy artillery.
Chaplain David Trueman, Ist Virginia veteran
cavalry. \. d. TOWNSEND,
OolO ABAistant AdiutAnt General.
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TMPOR TANT TO INVALID
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE WAN SYRUP
10 protected solution Of the Protoxide Of Iron.
ANEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE
BY supplying the blood with its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRON,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
vitslizes, purifes and enrches tho Blood, there.
by intusins STRENGTH, VIGOR, and NEW LIFE
Into the system.
.Ef-For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
1t Is q specific.
Pamphlets free. J. P. DINsMoRE.
Depot, No. 40i Broadway, New York.
For sale by all the Druggists. oc3i-wS,am
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL BoNA-FINDE SETTLERS
-PRE-EMPTORs

-fHE-EmPTOHS.
In the third section OF the act Of CongFoaa an
proved 2lst February, 1863, Statutes, volume H.
page 6oS, opening to sale the Winnebago ReseryA.
tisn, II Is stipulated that before any person sh ali
be entitled to enter any portion OF the said LANES
posure TO sale to the highest bidder at public out
cry, he shall become an actual bon6-ilde settler
thereon, and shall conform to all the regulations
now provided by law In cases OF presumption, and
shall pay, within the term Of one year from the
date OF the settlement the iul appraised value Of
the lands and the improvements thereon.
Now, In order that all such bOnA-fde, actual set
Elements may be secured to the several pFe-empt-
on,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward and tc their afflda.
Wits, designating the particular tracts on which
they may be actually settled, giving the date Of
such actual settlement, and, before the expiration
Of one year from such date, the several pFe-emp-
Ter and Receiver according to the requirements Of
the presumption laws, and full payment made
thereon, according to the full All xed, Appraised
value Of the lAndB and the improvements thereon
LIST. In all such cases where the year may mt
elapse before the commencement OF the public
sale, such bona hde actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered TO be excluded from the public
sale.
ID In all prescription cases In which the year
may expire before the commencement OF the pub.
lie sale, the parties must establish and pay hp for
their claims, otherwise all tracts In this claiB will
be offered to the highest bidder, under the fore
going proclamation, yet with the stipulation that
AZ such public sale the price must not he for q less
sum than for the appraised value.
AuEs-wlst Acting Commissioner,
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mo. 703.
DY TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE
ID UNITED STATES.


FOR THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE WINNEBAGO INDIAN RESEh-
WALTON IN MINNESOTA.
In pursuance oflAw, !, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF the United States OF America do here.
by declare and make known that public sales will
be held In the under-mention Land Office, In the
state Of Minnesota, at the psrods after des
ignated, to wit;
At the Land once at ST. Peter, commencing on
MONDAY, the nth day OF December next for the
disposal of the public lands comprised iu the late
reserve for the Winnebago Indians, above men.
toned, and situated in the ing paris of town
ships, which will be sold at the appraised value d
the lands and the improvements thereon viz:
North cfhe base line and ioeH Of he an principal
meridian,
In township l06, range 2i........l6, 1884, % acres
In township l01, range A........... IO5 Al
In township LOG, range b....s......ib 25t34
In township l01, range 26...........l7,6i9.7l
In township los, range 3........... 2T7
A schedule particularly describing the Individual
tracts, with the appraised value per acre, will he
Minnesota.
The offering Of the above l>nds will be COM
menced on the day appOinted, and will proceed in
the order designated IN the above mentioned
schedule, and consecutively by townships, as
herein advertised, until the whole shall have been
offered, and the sale thus closed; but the sale
not be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry OF any OF the lands will he admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington
this 2ad day OF August, ammo DOmlnl one thousand
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
Jos. y. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the Gencral LHud Ullue
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ID ED DING'S RUSSIA SALVE |
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF Readings
Russia SAlve over all other healing preparations.
WEDDINGS RUSSIA sALYE heals Old Sores,
Burns, scalds, Cuts, Wounds, BcuiHoB, SprAins,
without 1t. Only % ceLts per Box ! by mall, l2
cents extra.
For Sale by J. p. DIssMoRE, 4eI Broadway, New
York. s. W.FowLE h Co., Is fremont street, Bos-
ton; and by all Druggists aud Country stOrekeeI-
erh. Oc3l- Wa sam
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Abby Cory Harris, complainant, In Equity,
WIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

TilIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
CSoHtt OF Washington County, In the District OF
No.ilmbiA, letters Parliamentary on the personal
c cit,'e OF lanes Goodell, late OF Washington
s.yi ~ - deceased. All persons having claims
az Ihft ne said deceased, are hereby warned TO
~ NI'i' t te same, with the vouchers thereof to
Sext tSaI on or before the 29d day OF October
rom all benefit Of the sal estate, N4'O
n IA. unueI my hand this 2ld day OF October, A,
~ o1IOT,u. GEORGE W. BUsHEE,
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T 0oKi LOOK LooKl LOOK
CUSToM.MADE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES,
Now opening at Oak Hall
BoN TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the supertntendcnoe of
MR., C. PALMER,
weliknown TO the citizens OF Washington. WHARF
you will lind the largest and best assorted rtock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS a CO.,
Oak Hall,
No. 46i Seventh street,
Opposite Post Office.
N. L. rIECE GOODS at Wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. sei2
II H K SO EQN PRINTING
-
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON & PEARSON,
sTEAM.PowER,
COOK AND JOB PRINTERs,
oil hin'h Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
WASHINGTON CITY,
havihg greatly increased the facilities Of III,
shove Old Established Printing
House by an Almou,
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And tn addition OF several OF the mos. improved
row R-PRE ssEs,
Are prepared to execute every variety Of
hETTER-PREss PRINTING,
From
FINE VISITING CARD
LARGE FOSTER
PLAIN OR COLORED INK.
PRohPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BE
RE LIED ON, nol4-ti
NEW YORK
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and sf,or sunday, June 18th, 1854,
FOR n 'HOAhrh'A
s'Esss;S SO !: r. 40 s%s ,S1ss'' '',
LIP;
Wilmington, At Aso, (MondAys exoepted,O sos,
Inc No. q m, 90 asG 30, g lo,3 and II p. IN.
lover, A. % .. m. and 40 y. IN.
Milford, Neo6 a. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore at s46 and 80 .. M, (Express,l LILO,
S.2s, and rs p. m. ''"''' "'''
t 1s, and 80 % :. mo- T.. and " NJ 'aa i
Salisbury At p. m.
Milford A., 70 p: m.
new Castle A. sac a. m. and SIS p. m.
Chester At 1aS and $40 g. NJ, 2ss, 40, s, sii,
aS S no. nor salisbury and intermediate
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At $40 q. m, and and II 90 p. m.
and Lao p. m. "'' - MAJ anu $50
vii TRAIN with passenger car attached,
diate places at 7.45 p. m.
SUNDAYS = From Philadelphia to Raltimore
only At 40 =. N: and 1880 p. m.
and 10 30 and ii =. m. "S'o" NJ '''V H. MT
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at I,Sh m.
and 100 p m.
Only at 10 IS n. m. from baltimore In pbtl,dsl
phin. W f"i"ue'
JeH-tf II. r. KINNEY, Ant s,Ip,t.
= ~ :.
~ a tt N o 4 AND OHIO
On and .f,er susnh lEo gnDs ,s,, ,0s. ..uu
trains win % run between Warrington And New
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YoRK .nd RnSTnn
Leave Waihinston Al Isc a. M. m IhS N
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NHE FIksT NATIONAL BANK OF

II - ANAL bANh
i WASHINGTON has removed 10 H. New
AAFnle hIIIdlng un F.ito0uth atTevt, bst,Vaan y
hnu - nppus.'e mo United states Treasury,
St'is exchange, loans money, Ieeslvea Lgnoaif.
l,ui GhaseH Government checks aud Vouo6erS kn3
'IhnHhcts general banking business. ~
'Afr'hl Attention given In Government and eItv
o0AesIuhH, and accounts OF correspondence
WA, ,,,,.,.u,.,H u. u. COOKE, PreElIent.
" NJ y AVN4INuION, Cashier. AdlGtf
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iTNERhS OF PHE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-HotIes
Thereby given that, by rule OF the Court. ii.
'srms have boon fixed ~ follower
Gcn4rGl Tsrm.
Third Monday of January.
First Monday Of May,
Third Monday OF October.
TomS gIths CireTfu Court.
In which alone Jury 10 impAnnoled los tho ,riaI
oielyil ohset.)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday of MEy.
yifEt Tuesday Of November.
IcTulI ~ ths Criminal Cou.l
Fist Monday OF Marsh.
Third Monday Of Juno.
tiFsI NLondAY OF December
Ter " Gg uJirti MOT,
Frat Monday iJUun.
Hrst Mpn"'7 OF Deocmbor.
Special Tc,MI
ItrSt Tuesday III JGnusry.
frat Tuesday ri EeUi IAfy.
FirGt rucEhAy ~ liArrh.
Wrist Tuesday of April.
laird Monday OF May,
IlfEb Tuesday OF June.
First Tuesday OF July,
fTSt Tuesday OF September,
First Tuesday Of October.
HtrAi Tuesday OF November.
TiIrE TurTtAY OF DesoIAbeE.
~ ords OithS Court k.J. hEIaG,
ENHOE DS' FrUsB,
oUl,. CT ma 'l.Tu :. !aa IEGH. AyaHuA,
:, ..sHIlts ION, DC.
i I>l' tirt1 slN',l trrrs and u ths shorter,
Ohee' J. W, REYNOLDS,
Ssls--l Propulsion,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELE HIA LINES
Leave foot OF Barclay street At o =. m. and D. m
an from loot OF cortland street at :, and 10 q. m.
70 m, 4 and y. M, and 10 night.
The 7, m. line runs daily; all Others SUNDAYS
excepted. w. II. GAIZMER, Agent
Phil'a and N Y. Lines
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1867 dssi
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New York, May 9.

BY the destruction Of the gnnboat
Commodore Jones, paymaster Chapman
was instantly killed and about 50 Of the
crsw killed or wounded.
Morning papers comment at length on
the situasion, but owing to the meagre
communications received TINS far, are
cautious about commenting.
The Tribune says We cannot undertake
to ssy from any information yet received
that Grant has won decisive victory on
the Rapidan, but nevertheless We believe
that, regarded IS parts Of the campaign,
the movements and battles hast week arc
an assurance Of fnal success.
The Herald says all that 10 thus far
known of the operations of our army i
full Of encouragement, aud il seems safe
to believe that We are successful every
where.
Gen. Buuer's operations south Of Rich
mond 90 on admirably.
Our news from Gen. Sherman's depart.
ment is also good.
The Times says from all We can learn
VI JuuS0s W soA0 Nsoos aavOInUfo NlcW
Of the battles and resal,s.
The World says We avsit the result mol
without hope, but still with much appre.
hension.
The Herald has the following specis
from Washington May Sth:
On the following day friday the at
tack was renewed BY Longstrest on .h,
right. while the rebel troops under Hill
we're hurled in like manner against th,
left wing of Graut's army, composed o
Hancock's and Warren's corps. Tb
centre va ~. snasaeed. The assaults Q
the .eoeny on the right continued Wit
hardly any intermission for two days.
Yesterday morning, Lee having iails
completely in his object, Withdrew fror
the engagement, leaving our army in POI
session Of the grosnd and large aumbe
Of rebel killed and wounded.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON pEspATcaEs.


Washiagton, May 8.
Late tonight it vas reported that .
telegram had been rsceived giving VEN
favorable news Of the bat1ls of yssssrday.
We have the following aeus by spssisl
messenger TO the Tribune, dated Wssh-
ington, May 9th:
Trains of wounded ars on the way from
the front to the hospitals ready for their
reception.
News from rsbel sosrsss nys Lee haa
been wounded
The Tribune says the situation may b.
thus epitonised.
Thursday the army sustained sucoess-
fully the fierce attack Of the bulk Of Less
army.
Friday We drove them some distance
and took all their severely wounded pris-
oners ard won an indscisiye victory.
On Saturday no Sighting. and Lee be.
lieved to be retreating.
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Orphan Asylun Meeting.
FARxrNaroN, May 8, 1864.

oAAN0Aor, HAsy ~ AooEs
Mr.. EDIroR 1T is respectfully re-
quested BY the citizens of this place that
you give space in your valuable paper 70
the following proceedings of meeting
held here for the purpose of raising funds
for the aid of the Soldiers Orphan Asy-
lum, that others may see what this place
of less than . thousand inhabitauts-has
done, and when called upon, be prepared
to do proportionally.
The meeting was organized by eIscting
Hon. Geo. Schramm President who, after
the election Of . Secretary, introduced q
the audience, Rev. I. P. ingalls,, GsueraI
Agent Of the Iowa Soldiers' Orphan Asy
lum. Mr.. Ingalls, stated the causes tha'
started the enterprise, the object to b
attained by its prosecution, and saded b.
appealing-as only he can--to the libsr
ality of those present and their duty i
contribute 70 it, support. N sppSssn
nifty was now given for thoss pcspsat Z
naniiess their libsralisy VIXEN. coaisprY I
the expectations Of I'll. about shres M
dred dcllan was raised, in sums rssain
from one % twenty-five dollsrs. AJ5u
misses - hdies - ahaa appsia>1a !
canvass the tpwa sd selisit ssbsorip3iou
from these not preeent, ana Il = -
dsutly expected thas ths anoast vif |
aesaasd, = ssvsnl ssrS - iii6ssAs u
will pssasbl3 talna HfbrDsn ~ =
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Washington, May 9.

The National Repsblican has m extra
that official dispatches snnousce our sem-
plese victory over Lee and that the rsbel
army is retreating in the direction Of
Spotsylvania and Gvant in pu, salt.
/ General Wadsvorth, Of New York, ID
killed; also rebel Gems. Jones and Jen-
kina, end Gems. Pickett and Hunter ars
wounded.
Butler has whipped Beaursgard and
cut the Petersburg Railroad.
A dispatch dated Washington 9th, q
Gen. DIX, says Ne have intelligence thi
morning by scouts direct from the army
= late = Saturday evening, but no of.
cial reports. 80
The general results nay b stated .
10 success to Osf army.
The lighting Friday ~ ~ nost des
pefais known 10 modern tinea. len6sn
lWadsworth was killed By : bali s s.,
forehead while leading Iii tzoops Sesare
one Of the sseay's stsosgsst positicns.-
Gen. Webb was woands1. The eo.ai
tion cf our army b ssposoel - - u6irstsl
! Athn9 sesounte Hnoeek - pushin
forward rapidly By he lsft los Spo1sYlv.
MIA Q. H., and Yesterday hesvy osnnou1
d;ag wss heard 6 Aequis orb ~.
hat direction.
w hsvs lsst sons psi1ossrs. O.
tpaginant of Psaasylvaaie sesatyss shaen1
I Ithfossh : batessy u tAensny ~ 90
lvaphls = 81 hsek ~ Gk lA4nysI
L ~ ~ - Is - e 81 II @4S&T a
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NOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hick,

Il oeFs hs bsaakffai residence two niles ftpn town
- 0sA Itcsab4s " sastaafinlly hus weal aninAea
n.es eossaes sth z. roo.aa esar t.c essssna, eoss
varistis n Epl fSsr kunAaAaseae trsss p-scA p<sr
pan. cherry. srrooe asrtarise, beran rrah ssvxrsi
va4iseies currank rasphry. gooseheFsy sAvberry kc
1he iAad wsai fnssA ana II AigA seaae VI eslfisD
os Zen srses sc~n 70 wheaa asd oass-Iook-
tng extr~aaly ueM
fAk psup@ty viii b. scId er ls00 o1A which q fe
present pssaisa sp>cie, y abeus ooeshird cost II
srld 1yto 1SSe Al June the prtrs will avusce
tie proretty vitb1Ravn lfu0 maskse- ksSoirs - q
mayle IL \ TkH-gYCK
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WasAinstoa. ~ y !. -
Apoa 01R. x:-Diepaeehss haWs
Just besas Tsesiysd hsrs 6lE1et fEoa e..
Grant. Try ~ - fsly dssiDAsse1
yet, bat - i . 20 Rsehmoed. We have
hkea 5000 pfisoasss.
(Signsd) E. i. BrAsros.
6es'y of War.
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~Frank Blair's speech in Congress
is published with high concentrations by
the Copperhead papers CT the North, and
Longs speech is published with equally
fattering commendalions by the rebel
papers Of the South.
Neither Of these classes OF papers are
much given to publishing anything in op-
position to their ownpositions and views.
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- - - ~rx...
Wy P 80 ese>msf y nat'
e.. 49, 80 As,ee Ispotts .ne leoe,'
8 a. o1 oos9 esose = sne river u,sl
es.se J ,.s PAneeu .ooss aoa DsloW sn'
1sin olc ~ Esse - oeae. 20
w0usn Te 9, Osne !..ye - 20 eee iA1esee
@ euncoe. Aamsr1 ara vofse, oeise
oau cnppleI OK 9. ass cfev ~
au'eo % wouodod. O1nOoes 20. :. ",
~ na0n o'Holse .oc a,a e 2: 'e1ee
% %, Na'eneA. Oae's e1PIeoed 'p,sos. ma
enng .ne Ooas eompiessiy. 1lgn.eel
.ele Al''so ana many woenceG. 40,
s..poI' ',1 - sDo Dso'y es,ese
800 .oss1 70 New One.es. :. G
-, sos"y aA.eksd 0seeesule, :
snsu own oIPcssss Aie4aaoIla, css
.sae 6nvss &c. ~ she eu.poass. 1nsy
n.se ol'ven % !ne feoel PlcAe~ = oosn
P'.Css ,evsss' sues'
= 1ns Ioo eos'A 'orSe ~ = no. 1890 .
o0:yov sslosg Aee ieoe, :otees we're
qui'e nesvy' unoss nlf0y Smisns Asefu-
es. .ayaof Ano osne.
y y cPoued : nag ot usoe .o :
oad 20 surrender Aiexanorss .ss
sent 70 nanks sne Gay sne Ooes se's tnss
P'sce. VAN wns' resu'' 70 nos Known;
:, I re steamer zen. uf:nt arrived q
3. PoY roo .eRol.s naslng slnee 3.
me D.en snes oseese Win nis waosssoss
..u slr'seo = L''t'e loeA ~. 'os'oweo
~ tne ens n.'.ne De. "a IN, =. .oa
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TUESDAY, MAY 10.



The ladies in Washington City held /
very large and enthusiastic meeting th'
other day and organised an assoeiaaiou
under the name Of the Ladies' Ma
tionsl Covenant, and adopted the fol.
lowing pledge:
'sFor three years or for the war, We
pledge ourselves to each other and the
country. to purchase no imported article
of apparel"
Ladies Of high position, including
wives of Senators, Governors and
Cabinet officers, as well - ladies Of celeb
rity like Mrs. Anne s. Stephens, took
part in the meeting and assumed the
pledge.
The following officers were selected:
President-Mrs. Gen. James Tay-
lor.
Vice President-Ms. Stephen A..
Douglas.
Recording .Secretaries-Aiss Rebecca
Gilliss, Miss Virginia Smith.
Corresponding Secretaries-Mrs. NJ.
Morris, Mrs. B. B. French. Mrs. s..
Bowen, Mrs. H. G. Iugersoli, An- z.
Robbins, Mrs. Prof. Henry, Mrs. Capt.
Hidden, Miss Williams, Miss Matilda
Bates.
Advisory and cooperative committees
were appointed for the several States,
amongst whom we notice the names of
MIS-. Senator Trumbull, Mrs. Govsrnor
Yates. and Mrs. General Grant. We
have not seen the. names of the Iowa
ladies appointed, but We trust whoever
may have been thus honored, will show
themselves worthy the distinction by ex-
erting their personal influence and de-
voting themselves heart and soul to the
advancement of the cause. And We
doubt not the women of Iowa will prove
themselves worthy to be the wives,
mothers and daughters of the patriotic
and gallant men who have won . glorious
name for our State in the annals of this
war.
The men Of America have furnished
the muscle and the bone, and the blood
too, to wage this war to successful con
clusion, and now it devolves upon tn.
women to restrain the extravsgance o.
the country and save US from nationa
bankruptcy and ruin. In that direction
lies our danger now, and the responsible,
of our salvation, rests with them. Viii
they not prove worthy of their revolu
tiouary mothers as the men of our d.,
have vindicated their title to be regsrde,
as worthy sons of worthy sires.
The badge Of the members Of the as
sociation is most beautiful design sug
gested by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens in III
following resolution:
Resolved. That the badge Of the s.Ns
tional Covenant shall be black bee
. with wings enamsled. according to nature
worn with tri-color ribbon, . little il
front Of the left shoulder.
Let this badge become "the fashion
and there need be no fears for our finance
and our future prosperity.
We shall try to publish the address {
the association to the ladies' of Americ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
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