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Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
CIRCULAR.

HD-QRS. LABOR BUREAU, DIT. ARK.
Washington, Ark, Oct. 18th, 1864 \
The following instructions and regulations OF
ms Bureau are published for tho information
aug guidance ef all concerned
l. In accordance with Par. ,, Sen. Order No
o. current series, from Department Headquar-
teis, al officers and agents of the Government
u charge OF slaves, hired or impressed from cit
Hens Of Arkansas will furnish, monthly, 10
'es Bureau a correct and certified muster roll
u same, giving owners name and residence, all
ol1hges by death, desertIon, discharge, or other
@Ss-must be fully explained IN the monthly
ppOrts
H. All officers. noH- com 5aissoned officers and
fISsies Of the army OF this District, who nave
'ea ~ IN their employ, not their own, as private
lFss servants, will, on the lstOf each month,
st to this Bureau correct and certified d.
SsrEe list Of same. giving owners name,
en- and county, and state whether they are
co,rYed with or without the knowledge OF
sIaS'Ai Of their owner The large number OF
An, "ieported missing and lost, and the numer-
lv e"Ses thus reported having been subsequent
cers alned to be iii the private employ OF Off
tbs a4a ~. soldiers, render it absolutely necessary
and f'ns regulation be strictly complied with :;
han. oi Ehe faithful observance of its require
ops Commanding officers of regiments battal-
~4IliyI charged.
ugst acquisitions for negroes on this Bureau
N. c, approved at Dist Headquarters.
saves :laFe owners will not be credited for
q The "a u Inc private service of any employee
eOyerr uoFeFnment, and no employee of the
'se;ye ~ VIII be permitted TO appropriate or
'7'e or. free. - 40 ''' - 80 '''''
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

V. The pay for conscript free uegroef is elev-
en dollars per month, rations. clothing and met
ical attendance. The pay for conscript slaves
Ia the State of Arkansas has been fixed by the
State Commissioners at twenty dollars per
month, rations, clothing and medical attendanc.
VI. All officers of the Government who have
conscript free negroes or slaves in their charge
win pay, clothe and provide for them, in accord
ance with the preceding paragraph.
VII. In case of the death of any conscript
slave, the officers in whose employ the slave
was at the time of his death will make dupli-
cate certificates of his d dsath, signed by surgeon
cognzant of the circums tances OF the case, set
ting forth the tims, place, and causes OF his
death, and whether or not the disease from
which he died was contracted while in the SER
vice. La cases where there are 10 surgeon pre-
sea; the officer will certify honor to the best
OF his knowledge, to the above requirements.
VIII All negroes captured by officers and
privates of the army of this District, and all
slaves apprchended by Enrolling officers and
agents OF the Government, whose owners are
within the euemy's lines, or living in another
State, will be sent 10 this Bureau, accompanied
with descriptive list, giving owners name and
residence.
w. WARREN JOHNSON, Major
and Commandant Labor Bureau, ID. A.
Approved:
BY command of
MAJ.-GEN. MAGRUDER.
Signed
EDMUND p. TURNER, A. A. G.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
CIR g u Ar.
ASST QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

ASST QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Washington, Ark, Oct. 81, 1854.
EIVUNDS Of the Ne0 Issue are now on hand
Z for the payment Of all claims against the
Bureau OF ConscripiiOn in the state OF Arkansas,
except those for Pay and Expenses of the Re
serve Corps. Said claims must be made in
duplicate, in due form, and have the approval
of The Commandant of Conscrip;s of the Stale.
All receipts certificates and afidavits, must
be signed by the party in whose favor, or by
whom, the are made, and by other
person whatsOevep unless written Powers ei
Attorney, in duplicate, duly certified &-c-, accom-
pany the account. Parties forwarding accounts
for payment viii please state in writing what
disposition they wish made OF the proceeds
thereof, and their requests viii be strictly COM
piled with.
1t is expected that in future Funds will be
always on hand for the payment of accounts
upon presentation.
E. W PARKER, Capt. IS A. Q. NJ
Approved:
B. F. DANLEY,
Colnd', Con.cripts Dist Of Ark 3o-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
TO AL WE01ITr Hay c9ECEr.7y.

REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF
Il Peasant Valley LcdEn No. 30, of +. & H.,
The following proceeding we're mad, t0-wi.:-
Elder Edward Haynes was put upon trial for
unmasonic eondGct-he bring charged with VI
oiating the chastity OF Ms lrr Aason's daugh-
ter, about sixteen years oii was found gully
Of said charge, and was tnercEpon expelled from
our fraternity.
Said Haynes is minister of The gospel. il
about GO years old, wears heavy beard, and IL
q lille lame IN walking; And has immigrsted 70
Texas, and will doubtless attempt to impose
himself upon the fraternity in that state there
fore
Resoi1ed, That copy Of these proceedings
be furnished the Washington Telegraph for
publication.
E - Caddo Gazette and Tyler Reporter please
publish one month and forward bill to Tele.
graph Office for payment
By order of the Lodge,
j. L. MATEISON, Sec
u. VI. Lodge No. 30.
Sat. Hampstead County, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

THE CASADIAS COSFERt NcE.--OucIec,
Wednesday, o.. lJ After long discussion.
the Canadian Confederation has DeeH decided
on. rs main principles are arranged and only
iha details about settlement remain. The great
rii.itnltY w tfe prcrnrtpnate approximation
OF the colonies Id The Upper HCus.. ID j. now
decided a. 6 Areacia-thatis. Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick. and Prince Edwards is.an i-are
w have III members. OF whom J ! zr- fsr Nova
Scotia, 10 FOR New Brunswick. and 3 .or Pictou
NrwioundllRi is 10 hare I, and Upper and Lo-
w1r Cansda "a each Total 7j THcs- are ~
~. selected from the existing members of upper
houses by the Crown, which i % fill up vacan-
cirs occurring hv death. The N personalities
in thr lower house Ut the FEDERAL Legislature
are 10 81 according 20 population. periodically
Te-arrargeL. The constitution will he such that
tha chict power will reside fl the Central Lrgis-
laturr. The Provinces viii have few separate
rights. Ii is decided that the whcls scheme
shall be submitted To th- existing Parliamrnts
III All the colonies. without direct reference ID
the people. which j. very summary measure,
as none oi the Parlaments were elected with
references to this question. The local Inlisla-
tures will not necessarily be alike in their con
stitution. There is no decision rs vet whether
the local Government shall ~ nominated OF
elected. This point win likely W left 10 ~
Imperial Government. 1t is believed that o.
tawa will br the seat Of the Federal Legislature.
The only difficulty remaining ~ IA TO the con
stitution and power Of the Federal Judiciary.
The question TO the mill ia OF army TO be
maintained by the colonies will likely b. settled
by convention with England.
Hon. John A. Mcdonald has been the lead
ing man in the conference. His views have
been adopted in almost all cases Mr. Cal ana
Mr. Cartier are also much looked up 10.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
[EXTRACT.l
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS.
Camden, Nov / Ith, 1864.

General Orders,
No. 73
/. For the information and guidance of all
concerned, See. 9TH of the Impressueut law
previously published III c. o. No. 81, A & /.
u. . Richmond, Va, is hereby re-publshed
4 stIict compliance with this order will ~ ~
quired. y violation by any officer or agent Of
the government will be regarded as wiiul dis
Obedience of orders, and will be arrested an,i
brought to trial accordingly.
SIC. Z. That the property necessary for the
support of the owner, and his family, and to
carry on his ordinary agricultural and rnecIan-
iesl busnes, to be ascertsned by the spprais-
els, TO be appointed as provided i'll the first sec
;ion OF this Act, under oath, shall not ba taken
or impressed for the public use; and when the
impressng officer and the owner cannot agre.
as TO the quality of property necessary as af0re-
saia, then the decision of the said appraisers
shall be binding the officer and all other per
sons.
BY command Of
Maj. Gen. MAGRUDER
ED. 7. TURNER,
3s-3w. Assistant Adjt. General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
EtrG

LFBOM my place, near Columbus, Ark. Oh
Il the 9th September, 1851. DARN
CHESNUT SORREL MARE years old,
about l6 hands high, white spot on her neck
about the size of a dollar, tlax Name and tall
name lays on her wrong side.
Any person giving amy information of the
above Mare will DC literally rewarded, &c.
J. ". GARLAND.
November -, 1854 38-.}w-
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
seciasl--3zOO Egevyara.

EtTOLEN on the night M tht 9th instant,
- i.om James Names y miles from WASH
about l6 hauds ign. has th+ mark Of the collar
Immediately under thu rrck. Tie right hind
hooi split up TO .Le hair; las very small bllck
spots over his body. Tho above reward vii.
BE- paid any ono delivering the horse to III at
James Aanee's. = miles from Washington, on
the ColuIabus road
Mrs. SARAH SPENCER.
November l2 1854. 54-JL-
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

GEN. GASo.-We take pleasure in publishing
the communication from Capt Wcleh, regard
ing thelast expedition ot Gen. G4no.
We recognise in Gen. Gano brave and eff
cient officer. ami would not willingly Or inteu-
tionally do him injustice even by implication
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

E-G- II seems that Grn. B-auregard is placed
in command of rhe two departments heretofore
known as Department Of Georgia and Tenues-
sec, and Department # Alabama. Mississippi
and East Louisiana Generals Hood .nL Tav-
Tor retain their respective positions chIef of
each If these
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
FOR SALE.

I HAVE several thousand acres OF good Cot
l. ton LANDS in Jackson county, Ark, which
will sell for issue, four per cent certificates
six per cent certificates Of Indebtedness, seven
or eight per cent bonds, or interest notes. These
lands will be sold in tracts to suit purchasers
Titles good. For particulars address
.iS-Im A. w. POOL. Camden, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
NOtiCc.

FsNNE undersigned Receiver O. S. A. for the
a Eastern District Of Arkansas. having re-
turned froa Texas with the Records and papers
of his Office, but his health being too precarous
and feeble to enter upon the discharge Of its
duties at pr, soEt notice will hereafter be- given
through the Telegraph of the time when hi
will bc able 10 resume the duties Of lis Office at
Washington.
A II. RUTHERFORD. 4. S. A.
35-l+ Receiver of Last District Uf Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
PRAYER EcOE, LOST.

4 BOUT two months since, a lady lost from
n Grace Church a snail Moro-co-5ound Pray
eE-Book, with a gold clasp upon which We're
marked the letters NJ. A. T."
Amy information concerning it viii be thank
fully received if left AZ this Office.
Washington, Nov. X, 1864. 35-2t
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
Teacher Wanted.

CAPABLE of teaching Music, and English
u Branches, for young Ladies. Apply to
Dr. j. II. DELONEY,
Hampstead County, Ark.
Washington, Ark. Nov. II, IS5T. 3Sit
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
IIAJyIIC.
tTluulpn.

/M. ", Z. &. English, G. N; ABB.
Williams, u. Lecturer; Albert Pike, G..
Dsr-or; w. y. U4rt, U. 5 W; b. L. Red.
lick, G.. J. "; J. Il. Mnatgo merry, G..
Scr -tarrj J =. Bur. g. Tr surar; X.
WI. s, voa-on, G. $. d; W. j. Kelly,
e. j. ID; J. X. Whitfield, q. Pu.sliy
aut; J. j.. Ainnard, o. IL er.
The above the o.ncc : Of the GRIND
lodge, 81 -c eI md arpe.n "a at the last
Grand Aaguai Commune ltioa.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
DON'T SEND ME
ANY MORE LETTERS!

4 S l have been assigned 10 daty in this Dis
y irict, ! will not return 10 Hoods army 4
will send those letters, " hirh have been sent To
m, by the first couli~r VINO leaves for the East
oi the j iasissippi river. y. mi. ELLIS,
Lato Courier Tor Reynolds Brigade, Army 81
Tenn.
Washington, Ark, Nov. II, 1854. 35-it-
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
'ASElNGTON, ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER % 1854

1.-The following lines were composed by one
OF our fair correspondents Of this county, just
as Gen. Price setting forth On his lH-s s1pe-
diiionl:
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

No. IS.
TO the end that the accounting officers of the
Il Treasury may be enabled 10 act advisrdlv
on the claims of pay due deceased officers anu
prevent the possibility OF error or fraud, in
twice paying Tor the same period Of service all
Quartermasters, charged with pay funds. will
immediately prepare and transmit to Hon ID:
+. SHALL, Auditor, L. NJ, At Marshall Texas,
roll or list of all others 10 whom they have
heretofore made payments on account Of their
pay aisd emolUmeuts, and hereafter will furnish
similar rolls at the end Of each calendar mouth
according to the following form:
List Of Officers, {. S. A.. TO totom payments toere
made by during the month of --, lsG .
on account Of their pan.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

BY virtue OF Special Order No. 7, Hcad-Qusr-
ters District of Arkansas, dated Sept -, 1854,
the command of the Post OF Lewisville dryolver
upon, and is assumed by the undersigned
(Signed) BEN HOLMES. Lt-Col
39-2 Comd Post, Lewisville, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

tA1iNH Mn EAhIEG APPAREL Some
enquiry havinE been male ou this suh-
jsct, we publish for general Information,
tae toiioWing, clipped from an exchange
IaEAsURT DEP,Rr'r, q s. A.,
Riehmo "A OF. IL. 1864.
COL Thompson AYcIf, ComRs issioner Of
Ta-ras: SIh la reply 20 your commu-
nieati9n ! b. leave tu sar, rhrt | do not
thlnk u va the purpose of Congress to
tax the Necessary wearing apparel of the
penrle Of rhe Confederate 5taies.
Such AZ Interpretation If the law would
be without precedent, aud lis execution
worid ~ annoying anl offensive u the
a. degree 70 the public, whilst he tax
derived fron it w7uli be utterly lnsie lif-
icant.
| respectfully request, therefore, that
ycu instruct, If il be necessary, your as
SCISSORS and collectors II fJrbAar laying Dr.
demanding any tax upon necessary wear
ing apparel
(Signed) q. A. TRENHOL
Secretary Treasury.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
SCHEDULE OF PRICES FOR ARKANSAS,

Nov.1S
mission
efal
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
TRANSPORTATION.

4 oeam
m scents
oftm,eac
Scents
f f all
Distance IL If the
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
& COOPER
- = = = = ~
Adit and Insuhrtnr ttenel

AdJt and Inspector General.
III. Paragraph " of the above order is amend
ed to include in the families entitled to purchase
the widowed mother OF any soldier who may
have died in the service, and VINO was depend
ent upon him for a support.
III. ANY person purchasing uader this order
mUst make an affidavit, if a soldier or citizen.
or certify, if an officer that tie supplies are for
their family use, and no more will be sold at
one time than supplies for three months The
affidavit or certihca.e must set forth clearly the
fact that .As person purchasing comes within
the requiremrnts Of this order, and that 40
more il asked for than supplies Tor three months.
BY command of
General L. KIRBY SMITH,
$. ). ANDERSON,
Asst AdJt Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
AIR-"On /. Richmond."

WE'RE BOUND FOR OLD MISSOURI
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
Order No. l

OFFICE CcMD'r Posr, LEw!syu.LE. !
October 5th, l66l.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23


a f1rnshe Govt
o
authorized will be allowed from the place
p l " raveL
Whenpr
nsfo
paving for themt these 81 price
of be
me- "a
attention especially directed the
tle uenla O appr
o d. Ac o Apr27t
1as much o e o Afarh25 3)asr- guis
o nadb " 5 sgrownr rairdorpr
b. dw orl by him buio
S o c. e s. is repealed
Ji o the Ger saedi ilrch2 dre
aai IL O rom Generals l5coana armies. DEPART
y necessity arises
b.
the rbinet
he wish o . svanl of
pnsonn
of himself o rl chana
rnustb
mined 1by yloalp aisas, from i appeal
d. (r
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

H.-QRS. TRANS-MISs. DEPARTEENT. J
Shreveport, La, October 9Th, lc64. I
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

/ certify on honor that the above is true
and correct statement, aud that it embraces all
the officers 10 whom payments were made hv
me on their pay accounts during the period
therein indicated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

The committee Of ladies appointed
from the respective churches Of the city,
TO solicit contributions from the citizens
for the Fresdmens' Department Of the
Sanitary Fair in St. Louis, will please
meet this afternoon ct the houae Of Nj. S.
Hanill, on Morgan. between 9th a.d 7.h
streets. At 81 o'clock. The committees
are the following
From Chatham Square Church-Mn.
Hills. Mrs.. Kiser. add Nm. Burkitt.
From Westninster--Nrs. Csdy. Nm.
Rankin and Miss Dalsell.
Fom First Presbytsriao-Mn. Smith.
Fryn First Baptist--An. b. J. HiHa
Aiss Mary Ford and Miss Naeris
Stevens.
F'om Exchange Street Methodist-,Nn.
Myers, Mrs.. Hart. Nm. Smith.
sCo.gseatieaal-Mn. Strong, Nm.
Hale and Nm. Comstoek.
United Presbyterian-Hn. H.mill.
Mn. Irwin and Mrs D. Collier.
4 punctual attendance n ths com nil.
tees y requested, - it 10 inportaas if any
aid i 70 BE- given from our eity 10 hi,
department. q the Sanitary Fair that j,
should b dops = sooo = psaoticabls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

NorTcE.--The Committee appointed
by meeting Of the citizens to solicit
subscriptions to aid the families depend
ent upon those who enlist from the city
OF heokuk, for the hO0dred day service.
now inform those who subscribed, that
the money is wanted, and make req uest
that the subscribers cab to-day At the
store Of Mr.. 8. HamiIl and pay tho sans,
by SO doing save the committee deal 81
shoe leather. If there are any others
(the committee knows there are) who de-
sire 70 do their duty, they will also please
call at Mr.. Hamill's, put their names
down and pay the money-o.hsrwise the
committee will have to hunt them MP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

rive always hsd an ides that horses
were endowed with come sense, and per-
haps the greater portion are, but We saw
one trying yesterday to get his comrads
to enter lager beer saloon. 1t may be
possible that the horse wanted 70 End
his master; bat if hin object Vas the
same - that Of other ani--men, We
will have TO make an exception hereafter
when We are commenting horses for their
good sense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

~ Telegraph HW Yoax, Nay 10 :
Co,toa-Qniet. Sales 1t s39sac NJ usaninx up,a.as
and Is to Soc tor low middng.
Flour-Dull and uoniIrAIiy 500 cents lower.
whisky-Hesvy and lower, 1t 2$O1 g, closing a
inside for Western.
wheaf--yery dull.
corn--oaiss and sssady = y Ia cd nixsa Wssssr,
In store. -
Oats-Duil and lower.
Rys~Duil st1 llhs91 liz
EugAr-Duil and nominal -
Moiasses-Duil-
t6lS7c. 4 =
Wool-firlH. = :
Fork-Dul and lower. Sales IT - - fr sussx e =
pssoss - Do2& 81 I'D md seS 9risss; q % psime
rCsf Meass1nactivs It I19Sol7 fr sAsul6sEs itelsh
for hama
LArB-Dull and heavy Ct lss<nalKsl
Butter-Littie easier 80 5c for Ohio.
Cheese-Shade easier l59l71<c for new.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

ELxcT1oH or ONIONS .-Y estsrday
moraiog 1t 10 o'clock, accordiDg TO the
snuouncementin Monday mornings GArs
CRY, the election Of officers among the
one hundred-day men came Of at the
Court House and resulted a. foIlows:
Is Cspsain-C. X Peck.
First Lieutenant-D. b. Hamill.
Second Lieut.. H. Day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
Us (lH6E

y Z ~ 1880 HI I'll
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= sAsiss.t = 49, - u l1.sAss4 q s. |
vlAa,s1Hsuu1lznsl qspsAy.H tlens.
NJ sasharisaa = bsrrov ~ H. b ans, = -
ezsais q H. unissa ssass - 1uassa.g TWO MUB-
Ds11xDaslsgaa1a,1neeshs 1890 ,A,sell
~. ~ q trs1ss - - = : cusSsesAp -
pAursd Bssss = - 49, sa.s.ss - n l,sA ~
49, al - sAsls = Exnr1T InoM MANASSAS -
Or u.dsr ~ stats y hsaieipl s.sasvSly. Sunsu
tisnttsAsSs ne1s srp1sssav11 - Usi,sa stats 49,
orsoss q S4ki0sal 1sap rAsy ars ToBn11DsKfED
IN CON-, 4 the pIsassrs n ~ Gsvss.lns - ~
period ~ lsss ~ Asssensu - fsss ssavs fFon
their date md until tAGir rsAseDaoa FIVE PEI CENT.
INrEREsf WILL - rA1D IN con-, On - = -
oser one hundred ds,isaanuay a.d - ~ stker 1sa
ssmksansAlly. @
nel,s<sh payssss On he - - Gash -
ssserns~ = - ysar. n ssnbannnal Cossoo -
yayssss = 49, - - - ss1af csupsas - Asse'
81 ~ asalar nssAs - psyaAss = ~ II sfh.sA
s.bsessse.s Win irsessv. 49, ssscsspsa
Dsp1. = Ny ~ 5tssss. n.uzsA Dsa1ssrs sapsgat
"A = - ssssssS - q II 1.,assr, - y sra
fssrsd ssU = - s~ssss odsr cssSos DvsAsss ~
able " bssrsr ~ ere .ors coasssisns Sor co.zss
uses. sysS 1871
R.sfasssa sosiA III bstsssS = ~ Arnnl9uaagps
u rny Dollars sssoh o. HssArsd Dollars t9asoh NE
Haaarsd nsnass <1osa g. 1AnaA Doiias 49,
lnv. rho.sa.A Bollrs 0ssssB - - rhssna n.
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~ sunns 81. - msaxssa Dssl.rs. nlD1 ~
R~ArA Dsllass N1A - - neaaA Dsnas
lMyAl ~
sssseriben = 0hs4n vfllA sss - osfioa Il hasi.g
sAsr Bod As~ isAass Apn lahseA In ~ p.ysas ~
e1ssalaA~ss = ssin-tss = U.sasA e,uAaa sss& =
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v,rsc. parss Of sAe cusstsy.
~ IN p~as sss ~ vrs.iuA = ~ thsg ~ sv~
sshs PER ias~ss y earsacy, asA Of sqsa
yeaisnc- - p~r.a.~~s o. tsaapsrxry tnv~ssnest
~ a~,s...a sA.s "a ,.rusister o.r - syssa tues
n>.t. 10 ,.ose,v = ~ v~es~se Anevtpssons * o.
sopAu In IN o<1w srrv a tparase1us the f.tsh q
sAHsy % prvas. s.res ssoek eoupaass separate
eas.s.ia. Only i psvas.a - pay.~s, sAaa. r. shs
s~bs. d the rnissa ss.a4s - ~Aaa. prop~y u shs
country l. hcaea 10 saes - pucnsse Of both p<i.rg
| m, md ius~r.sa in euiu.
THIS. Bod NAY be suhsusfset for In sa.s iss. ~
| up u sny maGniads. - tn snns ternA. anA asA~
es ssssny ssalsabs~ ~ ~ s.siisss isaA1 - IL
aafess caysaal.s T~y can BE- coaversd Into noaey =
any noert and sAe hcsd-r VII have the esss u tbs
interest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11
THE CITY.
BLANK DrnDs, il any quAssity, oaabs
had at the Goss CITY Office.
Hon. Charles Mason il 10 The eity
and stopping It the DemiDg House.

Foa BusLudrcs, Kss1ssByzs, Nsw
BosroS, MuscAfIsE, Rocz IsLAxD AND
DAvfsPorr.-Th sssaner City Of
KeishsbaFg, Captain B. W. Davis, win
leave Fort Aadisca Lila morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for Ill Of the
above points, and At Davenport With daily
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Trails
leaves Keokuk ut 7:16.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-11

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