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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
SPECIAL DISPATCHES Of THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
More Flanking-Grant mt his Favorite
Work - White House Evacuated -
Troops Moving by Water and by Land
headquarters Moved to the Chiska.


Especial Dispstch 10 The NJ Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Wednesday, June IS, 1864.
Your correspondent ct. C. g." writes, under
Date OF White House. Va, Monday morning. June 70:
The Army Of the Potomac is again engaged in its
fsyorite recreation Of fanking the Rebels.
The movement commenced yesterday morning, when
sportion OF the 18th Army Corps left their trenches
and moved toward White House, where today the
whole corps viii embark transports for its destns
tIon The remaining corps moved toward the left IN.
der cover Of the darkness last night leaving out the
usual picket line, to be withdrawn ct later hour
The withdrawal Of the troops from their trenches was
quietly and successfully accomplished soon after dark
The were obliged to crawl to the cautiously,
until sheltered position reached when they took
0e line Of march toward the left.
The 18th Corps received parting salute IN the shape
Of few shells from the enemy leaving, bat tle or
no damage was sustained. tfsaf Al u
Headquarters were moved at 3 p. m yesterday to
Long Bridge. on the ChieksAominy. The principal
ssesxns vii be made at Jones. Long and Bottoms
&e1 sa hsn that tho destination Of The army cap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Rebels Repairing New River Bridge
Hunter All Right.
BEVERLY CoUBr.HousE, Va, June

BEVERLY COURT HOUSE Va, juno y, Isvf
One of our Surgeons, who was left by Gen.
Crook ct Cloyds Mountain, ia charge Of our wounded
has Just come IN He left there ten days ago and re.
ports that the Rebels were repairing New Byer bridge
and he presumes IT is completed by this time
It is well that the authorities Of Washington ebQold
know this fact at once as the uninterrupted rtdnne
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on the connplo
ton Of this bridge. 10 Of high importance nths matter
OF feeding Leeds army.
Tho forces Of Col. Harris. in command OF uil POST
are sctve in pursuing small bandit d Rebel edsfilas
and horse thieves IN the counties Of fOcahontas ind
Greenbriar. Benton and Webster
Hunter is all right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
Lasess-Via Queenstorn.

LONDON, June Sit is stated in Manhat.
tan's New.York letter of May 20 that the movement
against Of foreign articles was gaining ground
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon.
doubling the salvage has been dismissed this afternoon
by the Dublin Court OF Delegates.
QUEENSTOWN, June a-The steamer Africa nom
Boston, arrived to-day.
LrvERPOoL, June Tho Psris Monitssr Of to-day,
publishes the details Of the French victories over the
Insurgents in that the insurrection'
lists must soon be forced to dispense
SHASoHAE April 22.-Gen. Gordon defeatedsthe reb.
els at Waisoo and expected early surrender Of Mn
king and Loochusuf
XEIpOunyE April o6.-New. Zealand advices report
two severe elgagements IN Of which the English
troops suffered reverse. There ID immediate pros
pect Of close Of the campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
The English Press on the American War.
THE LONDON CONFERENCE,
Holstein and South schleswig to Form an
Independent State.
Spain Disapproves the Seizure Of tho
Chincha Islands.

The royal mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Jud-
kns which left Liverpool at $50 on the morning Of the
lth and Queenstown on the evening Of the Sth June
arrived hare yesterday. bringing two days later news
The steamer North American. from Quebec. arrived
at Queenstown short Of GOALS the afternoon Of I'd
June, and reached Liverpool the evening Of the 3D.
The Hansa Preached Southampton on the evening Of
the 3D.
The City Of Manchester was of Cape Clear at q m.
on the 4th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed the consideration Of the
Constitutional amendment to abolish Slavery.
After a long debate. for which we have no room. the
question taken on the Senate joint resolution
SECTION l. Neither Slavery nor involuntary .er'ude
eePt as punishment for crime party .ha have
any place .ubjec, to their Jurisdiction
SIC Congress shall have power TO enforce this article by
The Joint resolution was rejected, Yeas o. Nays g.
two-thirds being necessary.
MI ASHLEY Of Ohio changed his vote to Nay. for the
purpose Of moving consideration hereafter.
BvBSiNd SESSION.
DIPLOMATIC BILL.
The House concurred in the report Of the
Conference Committee the disagreeing amendments
to the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bin.
The number OF consular clerks reduced to thirteen
The bill only awaits the Presidents signature 10 be-
come law.
COLORADO
A bill was passed fixing the time OF election for dele
gates to Constitutional Convention in Colorado for
the second Tuesday in September instead OF October
NEW MEMBER
Mr.. KNOX Gn., Mo- was sworn In as member in
place Of Mr.. Blair of that State.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The House took up the Senate amendments 10 the
Internal Revenue bill.
Mr. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, said the Committee of
Ways and Means recommend a concurrence In 34 Of
the Senates amendments and non-concurrence In 242
" ar. wAsuByRsr Un., III wanted to know what the
Committee did with the Senates amendment striking
out the tax upon whisky on hand.
Mr.. MORRILL, replied that the Committee recon.
mended concurrence In striking out
Mr. WAsHBuRNB said be would certainly ask sepa.
rate vote on that.
The House then proceeded 10 act on the amendments
Tho amendment paying Assistant Assessors a In
stead OF e3 80 per day was concurred In Yeas g. Nays
ST. and also the amendment giving COLLECTORS In full
for their services and that OF their depu.
ties salary Of elo0 per anuum In addition to com.
missions.
The House now concurred In the Senate amendment
the time at which the duty spirits Distilled
or removed for consumption, shall begin, and also
amending the rate so that the subject may DO adjusted
BY Committee Of Conference.
Mr.. ASHLEY entered motion 70 reconsider tho vote
by which tho constitutional amendment abolishinR
Slavery throughout the United States was to-day re-
jected.
After acting on about fifty amendments the House at
quarter 70 eleven adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

The cargo Of the prize steamer Greyhound
was scld ct auction to-day under the supervision ot
United States Marshal Reyes. The total .smeuni
tSoussnd dollars. The prices were a. fotoWS, 967
6aics middling uplands o. 34i so d. o. $751; ~ baleg
low middling eis 81 bales good ordinary, u 2lt,
DO rebeed middlng, q 10; l!s bales partially dam.
81 bags cotton picktngs, 600. ZIG,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

The London Times says intelligence from
Madrid warrants hope that the dispute With
Peru VIII soon be aSnSras settled the scn.S
Of their Admiral at Lima.
Rumors were current at Madrid Of probable mod:
fcaon of the Ministry after the close Of the session OF
the Cortest
A bill regulating political meetings had been passed
by the Cortes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Movements Of Grants Army-stirring
News Expected Soon.
FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesday, june "a,
via. BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June ID, 1864.

FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesday, june ~, !
via. BALTIMORE. Wednesday, June 10, 1864.
There is great activity prevailing in this De-
partment
The 18th Army Corps passed here last night on trans
norris from the White House for Bermuda Hundred.
About - other troops had gone to that point prev
ously.
Gems. Smith, Benham and Martindac started from
this point to-day to 60 up the james River.
Troops are rapidly disembarking at Bermuda Land
ing.
number Of other transports with troops, supposed
from Washington have passed here for the same desti
nation.
Stirring news may be expected coon.
1t is learned that portion Of Gen. Grants army 10 ct
Charles City, on the james River.
Gen. Butler has been actively engaged for several
days past experimenting the preparations for tho move
ment of the army the james River, BY laying
pontoons, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

FUKIHEso MUNKOE, Iutsua!, June II, Ic04.
There has been no arrival from Bermuda
Hundred up to the closing OF the mail this evening
Lieut. John j. Phillips Of the 9Th Pa. Cavalry died
yesterday at the Chesapeake Hospital.
The U. 5. steamer Gettysburg, Capt. Lamson has
arrived from on Wilmington where left cruise
bnt she picked up Government schooner dhe Mary
Steadmsn) in distress and towed her into Hampton
vosda The cTex GI VOL
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n. 9th m..,achu..,,s Irish Regiment.

BOSTON, WtuHesuHy' Vuuv =" 10V''
The reception Of the 9th Massachusetts (lrish)
regiment which arrived homo this morning. after three
years service in the field was exceedingly enthusiastc
The Irist peneyoent Association In full resauA .
military es.oyt, and large number Of ctiEcns Joined
In the procession.
The regiment. after marching through r. princlpa
sreets psrtook Of the bospseties Of the CIV fsasu'
Hall. lII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
Movements Of President LincsIn.
WASHINGTON, wednesday, June Is leo4

WASHINGTON wednesday june - 1904.
President Lincoln will leave here by special
train at o'clock tomorrow morning. and szriveaa
Philadelphia ss u o'clock, noon. He win visit the
Sanitary Fair in that city on the afternoon Of that d,
and not return to this city until Friday. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

| The mails bad reached England
The commercial news has been generally anticipated
| by the kilograms via lisbon.
The civil war In Nontevideo continued without any
prospect Of termination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

The cession of the Ionian Islands TO Greece
had been formally completed, amid great enthusiasm.
In compliance with the wish OF Greece, however. En-.
gland win extend her protection over the Ionan inhab
tans In their relations with the Turkish authorities for
another year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
Italy.

In the Chamber of Deputies, on the Sd, tho
Minister Of the Interior said the Government had no
knowledge of any enrolment or concentration Of Italian
emierants and was resolved to prevent every move.
ment In CONFIRMATION Of the laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

PHLADELPHIA Wednesday. june IS 1854
At the Fair the vote for the sword stood, a
poop to-day. as follows: Meade l.464 Hancock, Liza
Mcclellan, 1885 Grant, %. n az l'IlV, '-''
Parson Brownlow II in the city he will visit the
Fer tomorrow. He will accompany President Ian
coin. .-l..lr- = - FTTE = II
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use,v, If Chic Treeps.

CNcrsNAn "wednesday, oun9 "a
TIE 9th Ohio Regiment, Guthrie ureys' .. y.
arrived to-day, to 30 Trsteseo eaS % ~"
yiee, 4 Trend yeeepticp was&yep Hsa4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

readily be inferred The enemy made pursuit. being
engaged. it may be presumed in watching Grants
Daneuvers. The weather is cool and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
France.

NJ. Renan, whose theological works have re:
oenty caused % much discussion, hsd been appointed
Assistant Curator OF the Imperial Lbrafyi but ne had
published letter declining the appointment and de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

carjnR his wish to retain the title Of Professor Of the
Hebrew and Syriac languages and to continue TO leo
ture thersupon without salary.
70 CLIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

u ALBANY, Wednesday, June W. l66l
The following is the calendar for the Court oi
Appeals for Thursday June Is: Nos. g. To- H. L. a
T. u, 10, 20. ,fs' - - ~ =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19
Ottatoa 1ree GraStr
LOCAL. MATTERSE
ACASSEI.

The lecture of Agassiz was all we anticI
pated. He is plain, simple man in his
language ana manners, yet at every step
surprises ons.- with his depth of research
and briiiiancy Of thought He speaks
without Uotc or manuscript, in familiar.
Conversational way, his language strongly
marked by what Scott would call :" the
soft German accent
His subject (whatever he may have
called it) was d" the position of man in the
animal kingdom" All animated creation
was embraced in faur distinct plans OF
grand divisiens-the stettate, the mollusc
Of these divisions rising above the other
in graduation was divided into subdivisions,
each also rising above the other, andRach
passing, from is inception, thorough the
various stages which eventually brouSh;
it to its perfection of growth, leaving It a.
at present we find it. To illustrate, he
iustanced the butterfly among the artic-
ulates" These are divided into three or,
ders, the first and lowest the worm, next
the crawfish o. crab, and third the winged
insect Now, in its first inception the
butterfly is simple worm then hard
she'll grows over it, and it become. a craw
fish. and from this it energes into = but
terfly. In the same way, man has passed
through the four ORDERS into which the
vertebrates are divided, until lie emerges
at the apex OF the class, and stands the
climax aud perfection of the animal Gre
alton, rs: only by right the lord Of all, but
responsible to the great author Of all fov
his treatment Of those below him.
The perfect order aud system that per-
v,ded the who'e, and the presence every
where OF overwhelming ey.lences Of i4h~
ME Intelligence, we're Traced by the lee
ture~ = q style which, Will i, ,len.oUstra>
ted the grea. truth and E..ei one with
awe, We yet find no language .. our cons
mand 70 describe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

taxes ARE HIGH Taxes are high on Sal
aratus as well as on every other article
that family consumes, but they are
not as high on the Chemical .Saleratus, as
the Saleratus viii rise your biscuit, etc If
you don't believe US Try it 1t is put up
in bright red papers, called Chemical Sal
eratns, or Housewives FavorIte"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

Ak OFFICER ~ THE ARMY WIRES At
inspection | noticed that large proper
ton Of the meas knapsaeks contained a
box Of Troches, being generally used by
them for colds. dc. Rrolcas bronchial Tro
cicg should be III every soldier l,aapsack
OF pocket. to be used upo:. the first appear.
ance Of cold or cough
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

There will be an Oyster Supper given at
the house Of Peter Good OF South Ottawa
on Wednesday evening. Feb oath, for the
benefit OF the Logan Soldiers Aid Society
Mrs. SoPHlA HAYS, Pres
Miss KATE DOoLIrTLE, Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

We are happy to learn that our friend
hrunker was insured IN our home con1-
pany. the La Sale Mutual. The consc-
qGence is he has already got his pay and
has gone to work again IN Hossack's block
on Main street, where he will be happy TO
wait on his ED customers as usual
This shows the benefit Of nsuring at
home. thus avoiding the delay and trouble
of making up statements and afIidaYits
which ali foreign companies require
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19
Ford'S Cavalry.

Owing to the exreme cold weather, which has
prevented people frem bringing vegetables and
other articles from the country the time of send
ing the contributions to Fcrds Cavalry will be ex
tended until one week from next Wed nesdav.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

CoID S>AP.-1onday night commenced
tie second intensely cold spell we have
had this wiEter-tLi. latter beng scarcely
less severe than the frat only that i was
unae.oa.paAieI y the snow and drift Of
tne cthea, The thermometer fell on Tues
day night 10 ID below. and ranged from
that to zero until yesterday morning, wAsa
the wind changed 10 tae south, and the
this writing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19
Off for the War.

Capt. Lathrop's company Of veterans, the frs
from the county, leave Monday. They viii be
met by the citizens at Union Hall, at l o'clock.
Lieut.. OsmGn has brought back the remnant o
the battle flag of the 1O4th, and will re:urn il to
La Sale County Soldiers Aid Society at that time
for safe keeping.
\ flag will also be presented 20 Capt. Lathrop
and his men, 10 take the place of the one they re-
turned covered with battle scars-a brilliant re-
cord and most sacred memories. lunch will be
prepared for the departing veterans, and they viii
be escorted TO the cars, and be sent away amid
benedctcns of friends and the shouts of the people
The dinner that was 10 have been provided in
commemora,ion Of the birth day Of the Father Oh
his Country, will be postponed until Gel. horrilFs
regiment and Prescott's Battery can be present.
Mrs. j. DIcKET, Pres't.
Miss LAURA EAmEs, Secry.
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Feb. - 1864.
Fl2s,.--T inter wheat, sAaf.5p pr loo; spring
extra. S275.4G0; spring tins =
Corn Btai-S l.15a2 0Uc pr. 100.
HLeet-No. ] spring SlOlal 0S; No ?, sec.
Co,n-Od ear, tor 55lbs; ear new, 5oiI5c 30 lbs.
tyzts--GGc for - lbs.
Ra,iey-I.og for - iks
Eve-g5c.
Ifnicta q >scd-S2.5O.
Fotdtoes-I.2j >. bush
EgGs-2oc.
Rytter-26a22c.
Lides-Greep. s cts, kip loc. calf lee
dressed Hogs-s6a6..o according to weight
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility. Iaeon-
,..ensy Premature Decay and Youthful Error aetna.
ed ,- CO sire TO benefit others, will be happy 10 o.
uish 10 all win. red il Gree CT charge the recipe
directions for making simple Remedy used in his
ease. Those wishing profit ~ his sxperience-s%d
possess : Valuable Remeay-"ih ec-iye the same b,
return mall, Carefully sea!edD by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

Consumptive sufferers will receive n valuable pre-
scription for the OF Consumption Asthma BroE-
chilis and all Throat and Lung affections Gree OF
charge by sending their address to
Rev. L. 4. WILSON,
Wil'ismsburgh,
iGu3)Gt Kings Co New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

At this season of the year Coughs, Cod-
Hcasrsss, and osher Gtise:ioag Of tie 7I'oa
and Lungs prermL MADAME ZADOC
PORTERS CURATIVE BALSAM is a
certain and immediate cure No family
should be without a bottle in the house
Ii is only - cents, and will be found
worth as many dollars for the cure Of the
above complaints 1t IS for sale by all
Druggists. at p and so cents per bottle
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Home insurance.
AS Splendid RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT.
Fs:roaize Your Own ceuEaEy s-G Save
ear fEeEcy.

The Ia aEIo countT -;Lutua!
Fire Insurance Com r-1y
E=v. Insured dung H. .-s- = -. gear. p ;s..--
&;,J0D.--,5.
TIE Premium Notes. tuning .-.-r Cops. - basis
Of asscss.us.. received o. -e -.-, -GJ4ti, g rE-
10000,
seeured b. lien Tie property Insured, vii over
S3.G0O.0OI.
The amount ofcz.tl ..re r.1c ..s VI ris p.r.9l,
Eieet Losses and Expenses las been =. Little cy-r
&E0.CUO.
Whereby saving @ tir members NEARLY seven lights e
ts.Ir IasIr tuce. viva % large ual Ui.Irl1.
The pUUc iu=.--i -: t.-li-- b. 60: ta =
vxrts:-s oTerei by tI5~ C1..Flry
Policies issued q, ii loves. uosh- rates desif-
able r.S~s-
JOHN '. \. IlGEs Prs.r-
M. ii TRUE, S-cy.
D!RE-T1Es:
p tridley, Phio LiaIiey, Lo. Leland
} ' a Hoe, John H--slrN, g. ". Jackson.
:. y. Bristol Geo. I Walker, Nla. NJ. True,
John D. Cation, Richard TIsTue, } T. El-JIu,e-,
John Armour T. T. Phelps, l.. Hamilton
Ottawa, jane IS, Ie5S.-tf.
Bank Of Ottawa Buiid.ny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
was the commencement Of new in the tre,.ra.,.
OF those irregularities and obstrgctiouS which fay.
consigned so many to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female
enjoy good health unless she regular and when
ever an obstruction takes place the geRera health be-
gins TO decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PHI
are the sost elcc;ua remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar To FEMALES To al Glasses they re in
valuable, 3i.Gs@sH9 MN csrff,ss 3el0di.aE ron
.Hr"g- i.ey are knoEh to thousands, who have
Ing the sanction "f the eminent EHy,c.I,ns d,
Ar sricO. "
A-E ct direct;7as. s'tfiHy v5sH her sso,Ed mot
d -ss4 Hiih "a boz-the Prize ono DDlfr r.
-StS'- -oltaining frG.n - o. Pills
Pile Gy mail prom ytyl. by ren,i,,i,- q, flo
prefer or 10 either OF the Agents in Ottawa Sold
II druggists generally
RIB HUTCHiNGS, PPoreIETep
20 Cedar ST, New York
Fer sale in OttsEa by K. /. GECGs and d. WAT.rp
For sale Manufacturers prices by LoEp q s,,rTy
Chicago. III fapi1s.s5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19

#I515fa .y2..2,:g Fc7 atgIsag E3a9g8g
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-06

4 LoyAL poG-When our 9lst regiment
was at Pensacola, they became possessed Of
a handsome pun, which they christcned
" jim, and were all very fond of. Lieut..
Riley took him under his spec al supervision,
and he soon grew up to the fail stature of
magnificent doghood He shared all the
perils and hardships of the regiment in its
subsequent marches. until they reached Irish
Bend. La There the regiment had very
pretty fight with a brigade of rebels, who
threatened. for time, to have everything
their own way. But the 9lst went at them
On charge. and drove them from the field.
after sharp contest. In their retreat the
rebels had to jump over a fence, and while
one of the ragged rsscals was in the act Of
making the leap, Jim. who had joined in the
charge with all the spirit and enthusiasm of
a veteran, seized the rebet with his teeth
and held him tight until one of the boys
came up and released Jim frcm his novel
vocation When marched 10 the rear the
rebel said he :, didn't mind 50 n uch being n
prisoner. but to be captured by a dog was
rather mortifying." Jim Is still bale and
hearty, ready for any new fight which may
turn up. and is. of course, more than ever
the Pc of the regiment.-4lbany Erelnag
Journal
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-06
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