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House and referred to the Committee q
FioanCe. 80 3sss~ssas

aaouS' auu reieIfeo 70 the Iommittee on
Finance. -.ses ~,
Mr.. Chandler called ap, he bill for iu-
creased facilities Of telegraphic comment
cation between the Atlantic end Pacific
States and the territory Of Idaho. Itau-
thorlxss the D. s. Telegraph Company
and their associates to erect lines of tele-
graph between the Missouri River, aud
Sao francisco. on sach routes a. they
may select, and also line from Fort H III
by way Of Walla Walh and San Fraocisco
to Portland, Oregon, and from Fort Hall
to Bannock and Virgins in Idaho, DC.
An amendment proposed by the Com
mi,tee on Commerce, striking out the pro.
vision Of $4,000 year for ten years to
bs paid BY the United States for its mes
sages, was agreed to.
The bill vas then passed.
Chandler called up the bill in addition
70 tho several acts concerning intercourse
between loyal aud disloyal States.
Mr.. Morrill, moved amendments thereto.
by which instead Of repeating 80 much Of
a former cot as prohibits all commercial
intercourse, the exception is made 90 far
as may be necessary to supply the actual
wants OF loyal persous residing within the
lines and allow them to sell in market the
products Of their own labor or Of freed
man, etc.
The bill was postponed till tomorrow
In order to have the amendments printed.
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The London Anthene am says:
The popular ignorance of this enlight-
ened age is sometimes astounding. Only
the other day jealous antiqusry. looking
for Dryden's house 10 Fetter Lane, made
some inquiry Of the policemsn. s.Dryden,
sir, said the latter, "Dryden7 Is he !
man little backward in his rent?" Less
excussble was the conversation Of an emi.
net s'lversmith to customer, Who, sd-
miring some exquisite piece Of silver
chssery, remarked: - How this would have
delighted Cellini! !" 1--WE shall be happy
to show it to Mr. Cellini any day he viii
look io," was the polite observation in
reply.
To ascend in the scale we may remark
that We have heard of knight who, on
having Runnymede pointed ont 10 him,
looked very unconscious that I landmark
Of history was before him, but, ou being
told that it vas the spot where the baronl
forced King John tosign the Magss Char.
ta, exclaimed, NFerssd his Msiesty did
they? How very improper? Let % 20
step higher still. asd faks, N illustration
from the sprig q noblissy wHo,. having
failed in 4 pOneetitise exsninaiioA vas
aaked BY good haidfed fsisod how /
ihappsasd, s0h r sSId ths rejected eas.
Ididats, ssit vas alf through ! fsilo91 ~
asked me questions ] dida't expect. -
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, June "a.
The steamer Cplumbis, from New Or
lea ms 18th. has arrived.
Gen. Candy is visiting Admiral Farra-
gut off Mobile
Gen. SickIes arrived in New Orleans on
the 18th.
Cotton quiet at 45@50 four dull and
unchanged wheat unchanged, l90@203
Gold about PIT.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
SIEGE OF PHrsRssuRo.


I
June 23-6A.A.
Wilson's division of cavalry moved of
IN the direction of the Weldon Railroad.
When last heard FROM they had
reached R.ves' Station and we're tearing
up the track along the road.
The 2d and 6sh corps moved from their
Old positions on the right towards ,he
Weldon ka'sorld. Gen. Lee tesms 10
have aniipated the movement by our
left flank, or else he designed to turn our
right, as when near the Jerusalem Plank
R1ad the two corps were confronted b,
zen. Hills corps. A smart engagement
ensued. A battery of the 9Th New York
artillery Was annoying the rebels, Who
succeeded in getting round on the fank
and charging it. The Infantry support
Ing the battery we're surprised, and afler
faint show Of resistance retired. leaving
feur guns 10 the hands Of The rebels.
Oar line was then reformed. The men
were becoming accustomed to Lees new
practice OF acting entirely on the defen-
s've, aud must have been confused BIZ b .
bold and sudden at;a.k.
Two divisions OF the left corps we're
within easy supporting dist,n,e on the
right, and The oth corps were ready for
any hosiillties on the left.
Charges were made By the rebels, who
suffered severely.
There was heavy fighting in front OF
tbs 9th corps, about midnight
At times the musketry broke out into
regular voileSs and all night our cannons
kept firing.
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(O.VGKENSIO.v:AL.
Washington. June 2i.

HOUSE.
Upson called up the contested cleo ion
case of Lindsey against Scott, from the
Third Congressional District of Mis-
souri,
The House passed q resolution confirm
ing Mr.. Scott IN his seat.
Mr.. Schofeld. Of Pennsylvania, called
up the resolution reported from the Eec-
tion Committee, declaring that Jno. X line
is not entitled to seat as Representative
from the Third Congressional District ol
Pennsylvania, but that S. Msers il enti-
tied to retain his seat. The report which
was read says that there is NO reasonable
suspicion Of fraud.
Mr.. Steel and Rankin, of Penn. az.
pressed their dissent from the position
costained ia the report. x
h The resolution Was agreed to.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Macs, called up the
contested election case from the Fifth
Congressional District of Peuusylvania
The resolutions declare that Chsrles w,
Carfigan il NOT entitled 10 the seat. bu,
that Mr.. Thayer is eatitled to retain ah4
seat now occupied by him.
The resolutions passed.
The House took up the bill amendatorI
Of the Pacific Railroad act the object be
| ing to facilitate the construction OF ths
road By modification Of some Of the pro
visions of the original bill.
Most Of the amendments offered wer,
rejected and the bin was ordsred to b,
I4agtosssd fof : third rseding and lies o,
:. e table for furthsr action.
.. he House took up the Senate bill t,
a1rssssh navy yard and depot at Or ~
Illinois. Ssss
SENATE. 81
Haa receiyad fnnm r.
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Important from Petersburg.
New York. June "a.


A headquartei{ correspondent, 2lst,
to the Enquirer, Ss ys events of consider
BILE moment may be shortly looked for.
Our lines have been extended on our lef,
80 as to cut the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad, thus cfactually interrupting th c
line of communication between Richmond
and the gulf and seaboa,d States.
Distant firing was heard to the righ,
to day, probably Wilson's division Of cav.
air y engaging some force of the enemy
Our base at City Point is one Of The
best We have mad during the entire cam
paicn.
The Posts Washington special says
a eau Gus of Union members OF the House
last night gave evidence that the draf,
comm utation canuot be abolished at thi.
session of Congress.
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Of practical, real life. Here everything
from hardware to lace collars may be seen.
Here the ssversl counties are represented
by separate booths displaying their dona-
sions-here the Des Aoines Valley is rep
resented BY the skin Of its lady citissus
by the side Of other sections Of the State.
each vieiog With the otberin their tributes
to the cause that made the Fair aud
brought the multitude to see.
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THE GATE CITY
SATURDAY, JUNE Is.
UNION MASS CONVENTION !
AT THE JUNCTION,
Saturday, june 2Jth, 10 a. m.

Let the loyal voters of Lee county turn
out in their strength, and start the ball
gloriously for LINCOLN and JOHN
son, and victory.
The meeting is for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the State and Dis
trict Congressional Conventions.
AT the Junction, between Montrose
and Fort Madison, remember. Come,
Union men of Lee county, and let US
hold communion together.
EMINENT SPEAKERS will be pre.
sent.
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Baltimore. June "a,

- DaItimofe, June "a.
The Constitutional Convention Of Mary
land, In session at Annapolis, passed to-
day by vote OF So ayes against 27 nays,
the following article of the Bill OF
Rights:
Hereafter, in this Safe, there shall be
neither slavery nor involuntary serv.ude.
except in punishment of crime, wnereo:
the party shall have been duly convicted
and all persons held to service Of labor as
slaves are hereby declared iree.''
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New York, June 24.

New York, June 81.
The Post learns upon the best official
authority that CIR mt losses in killed from
the time OF leaving the Rapidan till
reaching the JAMES river, was not over
1900 m en-. Tie wounded constitute
about 5000. A large majority of the in
juries bel ne veryslight. The permanent
loss in the army will not be over 1000 /.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. /.
T IsT OF LETTERS REMAIN

- In the Post Onice 1t Keokuk, On The al[h - =
Jnne, 1894. = e Ssfn ~ "
As-To obtain any Of these Iefters the .ppttl.
cali Tor ssrf'ssd i<frrs, give the date a III Ist snd
pay one cent FOR adsersislsa -s ~
04-if cailed for within $1,000 .A-l,,
to the Dead Letter Once sses "iaa os sent
80 rgssst for the r<surs Of letter To ths rs,r
unclaimed within thirty days or less written A. n,;ns
WIN she wrtsrs ssse, Pos,Ass Hpd sf.se sross ne
leithand end Of the nveicpe on the faee .dr will =,
enpnea with e the usual prepaid Of postage pay
Law of i563. 0i w. %
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New York, June "a.
The Commercial says that the high
prices have brought out good deal Of
gold, which is bought IN small lots at about
7lO by the brokers, aud sold at 2l392i5,
but no large amon nnts can be sold at that
figure. A sale Of $50, 900 was made at 2l0.
Parties from Washington say the GOLD
law will be modified in favor Of the use
of checks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25

CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian piure.ie
cures az as.e- VI the urinary organs such 1uoopti
nence OF the Lrine Inf animation the Bladder infam
nation Of the Kidneys Stone in tbs Blaaier Structure
Gravel Gou0arhes Gieet, and Is especially rsmf.sne
ia those o tiaor Alhar Whites fp ieusls xha
all the old asuseous asedicises have failed
~ II Is pared In highly concentrated form The
dose sy being tff 10 two tesspoonsfGl thu
per day.
and eeansiag the blood, causing In all of il
or giAi purity and vr TINS removing from, the system
all pernleiou> causes which have indnced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION! 10 intended as AN ally or as-
EsfAnf ta the Cherokee Remedy, and should be used r
con]airifon With that medicine ia all elect Go
norrhea, fluor Abus Whites Its effects are healing
soothing and demuicept; removing all scaing heat ana
pain. D@tes VI the burning and nnendurale ran
that experienced with hearty all the cheap auack In
Jections-
~ BY the nf the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEsphEk INJETTtON-the two n,e~lici .s AT the sum.
ne-sli improper discharges and the weak
rnri fgaas are speedily restored full sigor and
strength.
ns- Price, Cherokee Remedy, s. per bottle, or three
bottles for -.
rs Price Cherokee Injection S2 per b. tile or three
bottles ftr S.
ua Sent hy Express any address recep ofrrice
NJ Tor fnli particulars get pamphlets from any
drns-stnrc In the coantrs write and will mail
tree to any address, fun treatise
All such orders must sent to c. A. COOK Chicago
| our Generai Agent for the Wet
sold IN thicsgo. by FULLER, FINCH FULLER
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists everywhere
u T. COOs~ chicago General Agent for The States
Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan AID Indiana
DR W Il. MERwIS co.
soIg PgoRRiEroRs
No. % Liberty street, New York
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Washington. June "a.

An important treaty has been negotia-
ted BY S.muei Hsilett for the Union Pa
ci6c Railroad Company with the Qsla ware
Indians, and has been confirmed by the
Government.
1t secures the construction Of railroad
from Lsavenworth to Kansas Guy, and
effects the removal Of the Indians from
Kansas.
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~ nat d,d he exsmioe you in?" "Oh |
n'.'o answered the yopng artstocrat
9 ac'en. or modernl "Anclsst or
."oern Y! exclaimed the youth, with an
air Of the most intense disgust, oh. ever
20 long before either--time OF William
the Conqaerer
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Died.

10 this city the morning Of the 21th Of Jn,e .fsr
- nness of tuo hours. THEODA C., WIFI o} WnIsos
0AA. Aged Il yeass, Q months, and daya
Funeral services win take placsths ssruing 1 o'clock
Hom Chatham Square Church. Friend. Of the Anuy =,
invited without further notice.
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Cutting Railroad COsssssesg.
1atcNtiOa arith the South.
TEARING UP THE well
DON ROAD.
Sharp Fight with
Hills Corps


Seven HUNDRED Rebels Captured.
Philadelphia, June -.
A special to the Bulletin says the reb-
els made rear attack on Wright and
Hancock's corp. and captured four guns
of Knights N. Y battery, aud took 4OO
men from well DE pleted regiment. Our
men were rallied and retook the ground
and captulei 700 prisoners.
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DLANk-WALK NOTICE.

pt~ ssss-s 0 ssy sf RI foiiseiax a1.eriB.d Ekx,.
hala Jna. 4 * 1sl %useh ef the eaty Of keokrk,
:, 81. n, si las ows~r ei the north- ~sst half Of
=, aay ,s - ", ''oh'ihs oa SIXTH street, be directed
- ~, na' ~ Iset Wide, laid in fitant Of
sand lot within twenty days Also that the bxnar.
OF ots 10, III sad IL sad the eset~rty tw-u,v faet
o. Lot 10 block oS, be directed to have pin AZ slk
-, - ~ nt 'a' " frsteTtve ipts On johnson
b 5. MERRIAM
x,.. Ierk =, % 70 Council Of the City Of Kedkuk
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rRona TORT MONROE.
Fl. Monroe, June Q3

"A steamer from Bermuda Hundred re-
ports no further fighting up to 10 this
forenoon.
Nothing later from White House or
, ,uHidan since his arrival there.
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Fort Monroe, June "a:
The steamer Gui lie he's arrived from
Ci'y Point with over 700 prisoners, re-
Gently captured in front Of Petersburg.
There has been nothing but skirmlsh-
ing thus far this week.
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From the Potomac Army.
Headquarters Army Potomac,
June %.
There was fighting on the left ell last
night. Result unknown. It is reported
the 18th New Ydk battery lost four gums.
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oST.-A pair Of Gold Speetacles in
- .erman Silver case The finder wiz be tlt~rxyx
rev arded upon returning them to A'
June "a, leesy-d5f n r uecrtrrv
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE
STAIR or IowA IEr Couyrr--ss
Co.. ~, y, an order ant license Of the County
pr, - oui,'5 ne Inirrsienesi Executor of Tainia
~ hsa, ,as, "iii sri ~ public cutlery, for dash
July, A. ID, ls6t. between the hours af ,rl 81 M "a
4oelock VI, commencing at o clock b NJ ~ Ia S
.ns Described Real Estate belonging TO the ~
tate Of said dec-tent, to-mit;
The undivided half of the rear half of lots ona n ,
81 and thr-e II, IN block forty t4o) in the city or 20
80 49, = county, iowa A. BROWN,
!e1e"w. Executor Of Talma Breeden decd
EAECUTORS' NOTICE--The. m
dersigned having been appointed Executor. Of the
estate ., VIM Mstissic, deceased hereby notify ali
nafhg Claims against said estate nie them At
June ON isoA. O. DAVIS
H. X. LOVE
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NJ o L l G Z.
Diseases of the
THROAT, LUNGS & HEART.

DR.. b. Y. ROY ALL father-ir-iaw Of J. Wright
former principal OF the Threat and Lung In tuss u l..
Al the DEMiNG HOUSE Ihufseas OF n .uae
18th or 18th, and can ain but few d-yx a:iens
es the Institute add all who afflicted an. srire to
cousnit-free of charee-r eminent Pht scian should
improve this opportunity. The Physsaas Of this nsti.
tute regular graduates and heed fear t+in. gu m
bugEru- Iute $40 atienrs becr ubaer trras nept
aBn cured AT this Institute in the psss wear Special at
trnen paid To diseases Of the Threat Lanxs Heart and
ali thi oiie Diseases that have de Ae the treatment
and ordinary remedies. All Female Nseaser a. asxrrcr-
ID M1SsTkU ATIoN, GKExs SICKNESS erlLnEoss pEo-
rCsA ASsrRr srfcs, LSCccvrHoEi WHITES Failnr Of
ghe Acrnh kc Nervous Diseases aud General p~titv
are treated BY Da hoa.Ll wfh unrvsiied suceess The
Doctor on bis way to ST Paul. and cannot remain hut
lew days Treatment began b. concluded by cor.
re@Pondence with the Institute AT 81, Louis
lR- RcsAIL is old Physician bcen instru-
mental tn relieving thousands OF afflicted people Consul
safsrn Tree triS-dkwn
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II EOKUK MARBLE WOAto


Maaueaeturers ofGsaSe Stones, MeAe0enis, ,14~
Msstles, EAbls ssd Csuntss foss. -.
HT0Fltrstssn thee sCoaassy sssisslsdssApreng
aaiended ID.
Third street. bstv. Naia : Blanla
44
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NOTICE is hereby eiveu, that there
y isnow file In the Office OF the County Judge Of
Lee county Iowa, Fort Maisop petition OF srorge
q hass,ck, guardian OF aeeige b. ksssick mlnot ur
license - sell the following real estate being proper
~ e said minor to-~it Inc nve eli htis Lot
81, the City OF kr1kuk, lee county Iowa: aud that
said application Is set for hearing Monday 4;h Of
July, Ieo., at lO O'Clock NJ
J. III. CRAIG,
je1e-i2w Atty for Geo. P Kassick guardian &c
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81 WAyTE0-Eggs, Bnttr, Poultry, Nos Pork, H.
con- IAsd, Hhite Beam Potato1e, 0m0Ae, whsa4, kys,
othy A1d fxsse4 Dssetax, tsAthses, Wool. SEu Hdes
VII " paid.
Coaapnas ss,iaissa. anA vinrsssivs yrsaps ssss.-
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

mixed up and bungled affair. Aud yet NJ.
Brooks il public man; An ambitious maaS
one WIN seeks places Of trust and responsibility
from the people. He was member Of the last
Congress, and is . postulaut for membership In
the next How is Il possible that the people
can trust . man to bottle the great financial in
tcrests Of the nation who cannot manage bis
own businessi Mr.. Brooks comes out Of that
curious trial with very bad recommendation
for public trust He cannot keep his ows
affairs in order--this TACT the jury endorsed In
every single count of their verdict-how, then.
can hs conduct the momensous affairs Of ths
couutryi
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

The BRooKs NEWSPAPER TRrAL--A BAD Re-
coMMENpAros FOR PUEBLO MAN--we pub
lishsd last week very extraordinary report Of
trial concerning the Eaprsss newspaper,
which revealed some curious things, and
among them the secret Of how money brokers
are connected with newspapers through the
medium Of their financial reporters. Il gave
also . good deal Of light - to the internal
mana cement Of the Asprsss concern. 1t would
appear from tho svidenoc-although, possibly,
much Of what was elected was based on rumor-
thss none Of the editors and proprieton knew
how the business was conducted at oil. II
looked very like - n tho machine were running
on its own account, without any ono to take
care Of Il or direct " movements kind Of
accident in tho newspaper line. There appeared
70 BE- . great nystsry - 70 who owned the
paper, or how mny shares Of the proprietor
ship bsasngsd 70 oss man, and how many 10
assShse, Or What ess Was buying and The
osAsr ssllins. A. Or Ns. Brooks, the principal
psspristss, hs sAnieesd Mat hs vas h the
AaAn = signing al kinds a papers without
moving whsA tAsy sonlsinsd--rathss locss
bsalAsa Shr ~ hsaA Of IN sstablIsAmsaL In
sAorA ~ management u tAs Hsprsss appeared
y y . saaaaA Aaek u u ehif sdiase-s
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
The Conflict Thickcns-ar. Pcndictos
Repudfates the Chicago Platform.

The Connie Thickens-ar. PcndtctoA
Repudfates the Chicago Platform.
With the first announcement OF the ticket
and platform Of the Chicago Convention, it
was apparent to every intelligent observer Of
recent events that General Mcclellan was
placed in false and pntenable position before
the country. In his letter Of acceptance, how
ever, defining his position to be the mainte-
nance Of the Union at all hazards, he relieved
himself of the odium Of the Chicago resolu-
tions suggesting peace at the price of disunion;
but he was still seriously embarrassed BY the
unpopular peace antecedents and afiiliations,Of
Mr. Pendleton, his associate on the ticket. Mr..
Psudleton had not spoken, and In remaining
silent he only widened the public distrust con-
cerning him. X was also feared that the
intractable leaders Of the copperhead peace
faction, supposed to possess controlling infiu-
ence over him, would continue to hold him
till the election TO that consent to the Chicago
peace resol utions signi6sd by silence But
the following letter from Mr.. Pendleton, which
has been handed 10 "a for publication, will
show that hs, too. repudiatos the Chicago plat
form
OxSCIrEAhr oCt koO7s
Hon. Jom D HAKlss, R.Y.
M DnAl sn-r have received your friendly letter.
Malignant misreprsssstaaoHs and aisehoods frs
susps political struggles, tbaa have rarely untsr
taken 70 correct or rsfuss them
make no prcfsssioss u . new hi,h-oniy rspsst my
reiterated professions Of e when say that there
4 no one who ohsrshss greater regard for the Union
Who has higher ssnse q ~ insstmabe beusnts-vho
would more earnestly labor for ~ restoration BY ai
means which viii erect hal end, than myself. The
Union the guaranty Of the peace shs power the pros
pery Of this people; ssd no nan would deprecas NOR
heartily Or oppose psrssssntly the esissishnsnt
u another government any portion q ne tsrri
tory within I've limits.
lam favor Of eraeting condition. insisting upon
terms nos prescribed IN The oonssitutico; and an
opposed any policy which viii dsfsas ths ~
sstAblmhmsns u ths governmsns upon ~ oN founaa
,,oos, and in ~ territorial assgri$y Am, vsry truly,
yours, ha, eBo. n. PENDiEToN.
This b substantially The ground occupied by
General Mcclellan: The political and tsrrito-
risI integrity Of tho Union In any event; ths
restoration Of tbs Union upon the broad
bssIs Of the constitution Of the United statsA
90. then, an ths hops among ths lsaders
q the rebellion, and smsng the visiiani
enemies Of tAk great republic In Europe, Of Z
fatal Presidential division among the people o
the loyal Skates upon this paramount qusstior
Of ths Unisn may be dismissed. Divided upon
J smallg hauaa tha1 nrssensa Z united fre0t saoI
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

ounsc, Oct ~, 1884
me ousus Of the new federal constitution will press.
bly, Be ~ tolows,--
rbs Governor General sf ths oonfsdssaasa 70 b o.
po,s.sd By shs Grown and b advised BY cabinss uns
shs Brisish parliamentary form o. government !
Members oS The Upper chsmbsr are 10 % appenssd y
The Crown for lMs.
xsm,sr a. the Lower Hsass so b elected fos I've
rsprsssnss.on y 70 be adjusted every ten years.
rbs feuseaaas Governor OF each provinos % - -
ps,n.sd ~ N eovsaos ososra Of The sonfedsrsAns
v,dss sAs sAvsss offths federal CAbinss.
rbs eoasususioASf NJ lscal lsgsAsarss - y - =.
ssrn,sel BY shAsxissas pAsiAnsah, visAoas rssarS
uaKoemMy.
eoeageA h pssoarns Ansnosal staAsmsnn f~ saoA srss
ylnAA
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

The Rebels Enter Mavneid, Ky.
CAmo. III, Oct. ~, 1884
fhs rebels entered AayneId, KY, On Wednesday,
burned the and committed many othss -
pPodatious.