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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02
REN6Hn6BER.
nat Ills BlffIRs Is
NO + A l. G OHOLIC
eesrAIEs no Rem on wHEKr,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
IS TME BEST TO.vTl:
~ TEE WORLD.
~ Read Who Says So:

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Baptist Church Phnsd-
IAaxa koo~r ucne.,s. n. So
for : .s1trr a yr.rs rhst. ss.a ,ts,. ~ ,
family, have been 70 pleased with their er-ets
that - iaducsA 10 recous,rud ht I'M 60 man, o,h
as s1s1 s:sr IN ,In.
Ing tnis fact and calling tie after Ito ~ iaoss AZ
aaetsd with It< dises<es for which In. ~ recon-.
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thax = fecsmm n dsssea VIII be : / j i DO tnfs
nare eneerfuil, ~ HooAxndis BIZ. - l. INTENDED 10
Your, truly. LEVI q BkcK.
From Rev. J. Newton Browp D. D. Edttor CT the
bpeycscredia u Religious Kno Ledge and CHRISTIAN
.,,non.n ~, ,,.r.,..s a. go
nedcsnes in .eIefsr ssraars s;.,,S, az ~ Te.sa'
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II The hope that ne may lsss soulbals brnsnt
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general denliy Of he syst<E aBa especially Tor liver
conp,sius = s-E AID vsfuabIr preparation In
seine cases may fail bat aseaily asabt MT Il vim
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). n KENSARp.
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II
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enables ns 10 "a, ,nsi regard he German siuers
prepares b, ycu - n ost vae.h-na medicine. IN
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mol hey viii produce alnailar Effects on others.
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n. 1putEb,
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Churches 4
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thus, Of n, oss accord. 70 20 The ea-
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vssy beee6eiaI results ! have often recommend<d
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02
Miscellaneous.

"a Cl0CKERY WAREHOUSE I!
MOSES voGuI,
No. So Main Street. |
tKilbour.s's Old ss.aaL,
X1oKUK, $3.50 IOWA.
Tan n6w rsesvias iarss aaa well selected stock 4
STAPLE CROCKERYl
Coasasting Of
Common and White Granite Good,
FRENCH CHINA.
CsssIesy, SttUer-psased Wsns,s
AND FANCY GOoDs,
And y, vsissy u Glassware, imported sxprs,sd - N,
market, which Oer At low pscss rok tAsn. intani p
oef such inducensns TO merchants = to d. jcA6isr
% = - 50 s.S q s sssi.s! = orsisAi pseAas
sn..s. = 60, aai Tassssr .yss,f sSas esa AZ
e. ssssne.s m.rsss Price psaa ssr
- 0ne ansp6rtiaeu auftr1Ae pesbtr
aafs osfe uae S&aslIat aassefatrt. -
.cAlsdly MOSES vosn-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DURKEE Z co.
Arsrsssivihg their usual supplies sf
HEW SPRING aoons |!
whiah win 3 seld i i,
] LoKEsr POSSIBLE PR1t1s
fHar Am Hxvaxe SRxsn Xnp NV arr,..
! "a IS soavAADsD .vRRT waRx. - =
rMn oonCEan has ALwA4s tar.
III rNe LEAD m ~ s.,
FOREIGN DRESS aooDs
SILKS. zis I u
49, s SHAwTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

EOR SALE-16O Acres OF Choice
La. vithia Sbsr nilsS d Ksokuk, % Dc rod b.
tvese - Plank nand - Aissppi stsr-11 saelses&
doablssog house, and other iEprvvementa Il VIII -
- = parcels ~ eraps eulsms desired This land
- ermsrly ovnsaby Mr. Ven Ans11. 6tle God q 70
~. Znqdre Of n. B. TEN-kYCK.
nch2o Real Essate Arrest Ksoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

|nR. =. q. sRATON,
= laee aesgses 40 niase.ri ys,nnsssss5 y
nes pW1DA ~ praettce ~ Medicine II Ksoknk
z 01sABseecsod sesese Setveen 4ain snd JuhasCn-
1s1tdsses, - ~ nasa ssresss. ~. AscH-daa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29

The WOUNDED AT WASHINGTON
An exchange informs US that there seems
to be pleasant rivalry in progress among
the members of the various State relief
associations of Washington in aid of the
wounded soldiers and their friends who
seek them or tidings from them.
Besides the force employed By the State
governments to work in this cause, there
is q considerable number of clerks in the
various departments from most of the
States who devote large portion of their
time after ofice hours, in attendance ae
the hospitals, and at their State agencies,
to assist those regularly engaged. There
are, also, not few who seek out the suf-
fering from their own immediate sections,
and contribute to their relief.
The more troops each State may have
sent to the field, the greater the obhga-
tion that rests upon their fellow citizens
IN the rear to aid in supplying their wants
and relieving their sufferings. Kindly
words, strong political encouragement,
and labor in the various organized de-
partments of the Government and of the
universal relief associations are not sufi.
cient Many who need care and assist
ance can only be effectively reached by
their fellow citizens from their respective
States Therefore, We trust that this
praiseworthy emulation will continue aud
be increased while the war lasts.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29

e@-Now that Abraham Lincoln has
been re nominated for President, and it
is fixed fact that he will be the Union
Candidate in the approaching campaign,
the opposition editors are beginning to
show their teeth and growl most spitefully
at the unanimity of the convention which
has placed him pefore the people. They
doubtless see in this the foreshadowlng
of his triumphant election against any and
all opposition which may be brought
against him, and hence their uneasiness
and anxiety to make premature exposi-
ton of their dissatisfaction Let them
whine away, it will hurt no one but them
selves, and when the ball is once fairly
opened they will have an opportunity of
witnessing little more of the spirit and
enthusiasm with which the people can
rally around the standard of IA tried and
faithful public servant.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29

A FAvoRITE way with the Copper
heads this season, in holding Conventions,
is to dodge all platforms and adjourn
without enunciation ofauy priucipls This
has been done at Indianapolis and few
days since in the Maine Convention. They
arc waiting for the Chicago Convention to
pitch the tune, and say whether it will be
Democratic to oppose or to sustain the
war. But the party is no more ready to
speak cut through the Chicago COnven-
tion than through its State Conventions
and so it is going to postpone the Chicago
Convention till September. Perhaps it
won't get ready to tell where it stands
until after the election is over.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29

gsgThe reader will rot fail TO peruse
the admirable speech of ANDREW JOHN
SON, delivered at Nashville, on the recep-
tion Of the intelligence of his nomination
for Vice President 1t is published on
our first page, and is string of pearls
from beginning to end None but true
aud noble patriot, and moral hero, could
make such speech. Every word has
che ring of the true metal. Read it and
hand it along to your unbelieving neigh
bors.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29

Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM has taken a bold
step. A banished an--banished not
only after a trial by military commits
sion. for military offence, but with the
approval of the President and people of
the United States-he has dared to return
and defy the laws which punished him.
His speech at Hamilton, Ohio, is actually
wicked in its insiuuation that the Presi.
dent could possibly wish to take his life,
and atrocious in its subtle attempt to excite
his followers to violence What action
the Government will take we need not
anticipate, but it is right that it should
be prompt and thorough. Nallandlgham' S
reasons for this audacious movement are
not difficult to guess He bids for the
Chicago nomination, and desires to give
new trouble and disseution to the North.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29
SPLENDID NEW BOOKS
Just issued by
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Peculiar.

PEcULIAR.-Epes Sargent's great Novel,
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Price $l.50.
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Renan's Life Of Jesus.

RENAN's LIFE OF JEsUs.-A translation of
NJ. Ernest Remains remarkable work, just is
sued in Paris, where the excitement and SEN
sation are so great concerning its subject and
author, that already thousands of copies of
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and ability displayed upon every page of the
book, Price Sl.50.
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The Habits of Good Society.

A Handbook for Ladies and Gentlemen /;
with hints and anecdotes concerning nice
points of taste good manners, and the art of
making oneself agreeable. Reprinted from
the London edition, which is the best and
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SI60.
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Victor Fugo-A Life

One of the most charming and enhancing
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The Art Of Conversation.

With direction for Self-Culture. ~ A
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ease and proprety, and setting forth the lit
erary knowledge requisite to anpear to ad
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29
Tales from the Operas.

A fascinating little volume of Novelties
based upon the most celebrated and familiar
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agreeable form of an interesting and attract
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Kimball's w orks.

KIMBALL's WoRKs.-Embracing his capital
new novel; "Was he Successful" one of the
best fctions of the season. Price $1.50.
Was he Successful, Saint Leger,
UnGercurrents, In the Tropics,
Student Life Abroad.
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DR.. Cummings w orks.

DIR. CUMMINGS WoRKs.-Embracing his new
work "The Great ConsuDmation," which is
attracting so much attention in England
Price 81 90.
The great Tribulation, The great preparation,
The great ConsummatiOn.
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A. S. Roe's Excellent Novels.

Embracing his last capital work "Like ant
Unlike" Price Sl25.
A Long Look Ahead,
I'VE Been Thinking,
True To The Last,
The Star and The Cloud,
How Could He Help 1T,
To Love and to be Loved,
Like and Unlike,
Time and Tide.
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Novels by author ''Rutledge.

Embracing the splendid new novel Prank
Warrington" which is selling so rapidly
Price Sl.50.
Rutlege, Frank Warrington
The Sutherlands, Louie.
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Beulah.

By Miss Augusta Evans. One of the very
best American novels ever published. Its
sale Increases day by day, and already 80, 900
copies have been sold. Price $l.50.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29
Verdant Green.

The popular, rolicking humorous story OF
College Life in Oxford University, England,
with nearly 200 comic illustrations. Reprlnt-
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flowing with w.t. anecdote and luaicrous ad'
venture Price Sl.25.
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Mrs. Holmes Novels.
The Merchants Of New York.

A Second Series Of very interesting and
curious book, by Walter Barrett, Clerk Re-
miniscences, anecdotes, wit, humor lively
personal sketches, private and pGbHc gossip
about the old and great merchants of New
York City-a little bit of everything and not
too much of anything. The first volume had
an immense sale last year, and the Second
Series is now ready One elegant cloth bound
volume. Price ST.
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Electoral Ticket.
SENATORIAL.

SENATORIAL.
Morton M'Michael, Philadelphia.
Thomss Il. Cunningham, Beaver County
Representative.
lR.P. King, 13 E. W. Hall,
G. NJ. Coates, IA C. II. Shriner,
3 Henry Bumm, Is John Wister,
4 VIM. H. Kern, Is David WConaughy,
Rartin Fl. jerks. Il David W. Woods,
Charles NJ. Runk, lS Isaac Benson,
: Robert Parke, 10 John Patton,
Aaron Null, 20 Samuel B. Dick,
8 John A Hiestand,2I Everard Bierer,
10 r. H. Coryel, % John Z. Penney,
IL Edward Holiday, % E. MJunkin,
IL Charles F. Reed, "a J. W. Blanchard.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-29
Light on Shadowed Paths.

The great ConsummatiOn.
, 1864-07-17

tss oss.<
shs rednciyn t n oi ,he msrEeis ior proaes sad
ss3; L
a1as s e as q
ed1sf y
ts. e ex fac O aes
us3sa sos (.
ato = iaviaioa,. asSt e ts4:
a.,es es
tns treasury. ths sans s the N4on.l Dams and the
Sss5ss snss9 b:;e eF5
% IL nod
e m se' e e q
e w1 ~ q
tns ssoet len daye h:res. they .rs ESSENTIALLY q
practical: poorer tn THAI !a gold Or 81.
o shs asoduee eichsnas scs tss hofssTs oF 'e *
tors,gu nercn.edize aps from Other parties WHO are
fssse55x eenls1ss ossea On tho oa"artaated rise
9S .s.ss sgg .sgs Tss E st.es
psi . 10 credit 81 s a. I'D bs dissn
fsasury 8 kataai Bsnks II 70 gay eay
tos sLe sSs to RS, ss9t & f1ssfSt - pesr9z neIes
fnfcft t. ont Ihe Government ltsfe money ii. Fss:
nas net to ~ m M
| wito tnt nsa1s; mar appeal e ,hs genple. w,.h a
s
lattou ~ TIM cGs Of the government b. t1Eurd 10 the
i tne Ge1trhnens ai1 oa.r .h. people tho rate to
ta nAc In 1rtn uArk ket tha money Will be aos s.hceul-
rs
Tss ps1a n e9 a5 ~ &c 20 sayea the 9nsa
| unch dnens I'd among tnsucial and b1siness men.
, 1864-07-17

W When the present dominant party cane
aaae saS aie ite a mas
Seattna.
Was It. It takes 4 Copperhead to tell
cool, unh1ushing falsehood, without winciag.
"When the prcsert dominant party came
into power" seven "Dcmocratic" States
had seeded and formed "conteder4cs,"
with Jeff. Davis at Its head. Nearly al cur
fostA ON the Southern coast had been seized;
United States nlnts, araenals, cannon, mus
kets, Veassls and public buildings had been
, 1864-07-17
CuICAGO LUmBKn MARKET,

sArrHoAr EvKEIsa, July ID, ts&L
LEMBER-R<c ctired yesterday S+5S, ,oo1 feet. MaE-
Ret has been rather quiet, and still suffering from
the xAat Of dock room. Prices rule ar:n and nn-
ch8uRed.
6uISGLES-Recelved yesterday $780,. Market
very dsm and With strong up ~atd tendency. Re-
ceipts small and Inadequate.
LAIH-Eeceired yesterday IS zoo pcs. In fair de-
mAnd and unrhADetd.
CARGO AALE2 TO-DAY.
Cargo Son and Heir from SeFer1 River, Ca-adE,
sold By GoodHiile, 16s,Doo feet lumber, stock and
xhlse eont Is. 1t $22oQ;-Casgo Eehr Alsocaa, from
etn Bay, fod br C!ouse $4,000 feet RATED lumber,
be.rds, 1t tlsx - % ~ per qua1ry dsrelopeds-
15onct shaved AS thlpEl 1t 3i~8-carso scht For
tune from TOWN. Bay, teld b. Wood, 60 feet eonl
mon boards n $1I&.
rhe following Are the ysr1 r.iet.:
, 1864-07-17

DEzRo1T, Saturday, July i6,
CP-Prop Hunter; bask Watson, Metropolis, Cbtcs-
20, 1rsinctb!e brig HarHer; schr cornelia, Grape
shot, Athen,an, steu, Hannah. DApartan, Water
Witch.
DowS-P.o7 Oneida: brig Rasolcs. Rep7blc.
Wind ",
, 1864-07-17

tJ A meeting Of acsora has been held IN
New York to discuss the proposition Of
forming an actors' union, for the purpose of
compelling managers Of theatres to raise
their wages. They accused manager at
Albany of clearing $4,000 in twensy.e,ght
nights, and alleged that actors we're not get
ting any more pay than in days when money
was worth more.
, 1864-07-17

The evidence daily accumulates that how.
ever long thee Chicago Convention -maJ BE-
postponed, fts elements cannot come to-
gether without an erplosioa- The Illinois
Copperhead State convention cheers for Val
landigham.: The Indiana Coppesheaa State
convention refusecs with hoosier yell to er-
dorse him. vallandigham breaches pence
Mcclellan breaches q ''conseryattye" war
til the rebellion shall be suppressed We
recently gave the Kentucky Coppeshead plat.
form In favor of an immediate armissicc and
cessation Of hostl1lt1es. Opposed to thia
stands the following resolve OF the Ianman1
Hall Democracy Of New York:
Rexleed, That whoever, under any cirtnm-
stances, and under suy prete1i, ndvocAtss The sep-
a,atinp OF the puited States and the consequent
orer1hrpw Of The American Union. II traitor 70
constitutional liberty. and deserves ttalsofs
doom. -, -,
Here are two classes OF "Democrats," :"
between whom is a. gulf oi principle rs
vide and deep as between the Union
aud the rebellion. During the past four
years the 4'Democrtic organization has
held together because It was not obliged to
declare In favor Of or against the var. But
it cannot meet In National Convention With
ont giving the conntessign- They move
together now like night movements Of hos.
tile forces surprising each other to be
friends. But the first peep Of daylight will
separate them into unlonists and rebels, and
Daylight viii come when their National Con
ventton meets. No wonder they postpone
H. '.Ttey fear the light for their deeds ar'
evil"
, 1864-07-17
CHICAGO cATrLE MARKET.
For the Week En11nz Ialy IS, 1861.

SATURDAY Evxatxo July Is, 1884,
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hck1 At tho
xa,.ous yalds in tbs city. during The week ending
tetey compare - follows with the provlous weekly
receipts s,ace June 1, 1871:
, 1864-07-17

do cars OF 3M fttt.. ~ w. 15@
Entts to Dn1klsk $50 2. car leas toan to Bonao.
atts 10 nSaSfsk 3Hc Ioo NJ leAs than to Bn6aos
When slipped By sl fa'1.
BEkF CATTLE.
Tbs total receipts OF Betf Cattls st the var III
Jnlds In the cItY. during The week ending todsy. e.
ce1etug to the daily returns potted on 'Chan: Z,
sonDt 70 s,ts had This Ia .! bead less than w.ze
received last week. aud 654 head less than the "a.
ceipts Of the corresponding week oflsst year.
AIR ds1y receipts at tie various yards compare u
follokss
, 1864-07-17

The tsta1 receipts Of Hogs during the week endiaE
tc.cay, according to the daily re:urns postsd on
'Ca.aure amount to 2s3l head Ih,s Ia s,se3 heal
Lars ,ian ere received las: week anl 69 head matc
Than the rectpts OF the corresponding Teek Of last
ysar.
follows:
, 1864-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEs1s0, July JIG, 1851.
The money market has been .1up>sauvely qaiet
to csy, .nd the applications for laaua less tasa for
1oug ttme past. THIS IL owing to the general suspen
eleu IN tpecuattons, lnhueucet b. the panic which
the markets have been undergoing for the last thrne
or four days The supply Of money II abun.ane, bat
~erc three tuner more o,ts would not gtye dollar
to tpeculasoEs. Thty are to be accommodated no
EcIe.
Tnsre IL general appreciation In prices Of rro:uce
t1cs5, ,inlocneed by tho advance IN gold II u raj
lying from the ez;r-me depseaaloo watch ore1took 1t
StHerdsy. Anothtr daT nay give prices smother d.
rrcsiou.
Exchange Il arm aad scxcs today. 1t Y discount
hryinE par selling. thtze should not be nate
thrwn On the m4sk.& by neAus OF Ahlpmsnts or 9th
erwe before Tuesday or Wednesday, or eyon before,
the quctAtos1 Will doubtless be aoTanced to par buy
tpK: prem. tell1pE. ..,.
he gc.a quotations II New York hare hsen leas
fretuatank to-day than 5e:tErtay. The following
Ase Tie quotations ~ telegEsphed 70 Jsmes Boyd.
Ed:
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commercial dispatches Of lAtter honr than tue
Aboye quoxSo1s put the ptace 1t ss33os md ttna-
tng downWAt1s.
efs the market opened At as advasced to ~ and
cloeed quiet brs h1ra n 49, Thu transactions TO-
day ert larger than usual and the lkrKatt brokers
b1uihS heavily. Silver nrEu 1t &3s41s1. 5:eS dIn
and n rrGuest~ .-....
Mr.. FxaaENpK1 AHcN1 TIN BAxHRa IN rtEtra
TO the rtsulta Of the Interview or Wednesday BE-
tween Mt. Feseenden md tho As7octated Bank Com.
xn,1see the New York T.n.ss ttnouey art1cfe}
! The Associated Bsnk Committee mst MF. FesSen~
den this forenoon. md 1nd!Sa.ed 9hstT t3
| New Tork, D. *ton and Pnil&de1phta. 70 ln4cHoa
j FMpNe 70 the ereoit q The un.Hed stAtes IEea.-
! nrtr crnoltto1od that the money oe drawn for d.
rrcty aron ,hese B.nis fos .soa,ss.e1s e.. 70 e
| Tsnees might be covered BY the Government vita
80 pe, cent. years Treasury Not.s: hAit-Jeatly III.
fsre%f IN Currency. pnd not LsF1t TtRtf for tAs r
ietF. 10 b1a1 dsss nom TIE inscttpstoa y tan credit
On ii tooks Of ~ bA1 X u MAKING ~ psfs1ea
Ire ttru,ity 10 b taken IRON tho Government, tae
| Brnk con nlItee, We uude1assnd 70 hAfa beep GOV.
c1ned b, NO sery s1ts Ano umef roas1-rsta'ns:
nIst, ihss the, asou1d require no TreasuEy pspsr
T.. m thc Gpyert henk Of legal tettcE form. the
.. s<,rie u.e q whten nl9hs sEply ~ expanaan 9!
s1e EroFp at present to b In nj khe 4naahe mar
fxfs he msior,tJ Of Tho ,baak Couamtssse be:aeTe
eoinptptatine .av.n.ak.et he pso,e esea,t ,9a e.
done by t6c new Setfttsry, on their oa q
cneapen ne value. much less !teseaad the Volume o
, 1864-07-17

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TIE recetpts sud shts curing the past t4eat.
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