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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-10

The RAvAGEs OF THE ALABAMA.-An
American ship master in letter dated
Singapore, Jan. 3, in allud:ng to the Con.
tederate steamer Alabama, says:
"She has completely stopped American
commerce in the East, our vessels lying up
in all the ports, and some are being sold at
moderate prices"
She carries one hundred and twenty
men.
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New Advertisements
Public Sale.

NHE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
at the late residence Of Robert Patton, deceased,
of said deceased, consisting in part Of Household
goods, Farming implements, fields wheat, field re
40 shocks corn fodder, stack hay, stack stray lGo
bushss corn in ear 100 bushels corn, shed l00 bush
els rye, 200 bush, wheat 800 bush middngs 100 bush
barley 500 empty acks, 100 bush, potatoes, buggy,
sled 10 coal cars coal bank CARTS large lot old iron,
large lot old "copper" 1000 feet lumber set blacksmith
tools set carpenter tools 60 head fat hogs head fat
CATTLE head horses go barrels old rye whisky, kegs
do 100 barrels new do large lot Of old barrels do do
do kegs platform scales and other articles too hume
rous to mention.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and continue
from day to day until all is sold Whisky, grain and
stock will be offered on Tuesday I'D. - 20
Terms.-Prchases amounting s. OF less, to be
cash. above that sum notes at months will be ia
ken with two good securities.
MARY PATTON,
ALBERT D. RICE,
Administrators.
Martinsyille O. March LIST, 1864. mrStd
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SMALL Pox.-This loathsome disease is
spreading itself with fearful rapidity over
the country. In Cincinnati tits worse than
ever before known; in Cleveland it is said
there are upwards of twelve hundred cases;
and in Columbus and other places it is very
bad. It seems to have started from the
military camps and hospitals. People
everywhere must prepare for it by vaccln'
alton.
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Sinking Responsibility.

Week before last Gen. SEYMOUR, brave
dashing, but not, it would seem, cautious
officer, was made the seape-goat Of the re-
cent Florida disaster. Last week the re-
sponsibility was put, in Washington, upon
Gen. GILMORE. The Washington Editors
and letters, friendly to Mr.. LINCOLN, are en-
gagged in screening the President. Inc
Cincinnati Commercial says: g
"Gen Gilmore has been written to, 1t Is
understood, for an explanation. 1t 10 pre-
sumed here that he undertook the expedl'
ton under mistaken construction OF the
Presidents instructions relative to the ms
sion of John Hay"
We have only to remember who 1onn
HAY was and is, to answer all this. he was
nm to the moment of his departure from
washington for Florida, the Private Secre-
tary of the President, if he does not hold
that Office now. He went to South Caro-
lima upon special mission to Gen. diLL-
MORE. He accompanied the expedition
It proved disastrous. If it had been fortu'
nate the glory of success would have been
claimed by the President. Since it was
otherwise he must share in the misfortune
Of originating it. According to the writer
above quoted, the President says:
"Gen. Gilmore had no other instructions
in regard to the restoration of Florida to
the Union, under the Amnesty Proclama'
ton. than those sent to him through Major
Hay. They appeared in the public prints
some time since, and as they did not call
for the occupation of the State by the tor"
ces in his Department of the South. zen.
Gilmore must have undertaken the expe
dition entirely upon his own responsi
bility." s&,
Very we'll. We put the facts upon one
side, and the Presidents Amnesty and DIS
appointment record upon the other.
In the same Sinking spirit, we observe
that some of the Presidents friends are
for relieving him for the i'll success attending
the FITZPATRICK expedition in not reaching
Richmond, and rescuing our prisoners there
and upon Belle Isle, whereas examination
shows, that the movement had the hearty
sanction of the President, and rot of Gems
HALL Eek and MEArE. The World hopes
we have heard the last of these wasteful,
objectIess and dangerous raids upon the
Rebel capital, as the destruction of the
roads in the Rebel rear is worth little OF
nothing, except in connection with an at,
tack of Gen. MEADE's army in front.
The Florida Expedition after the loss Of
1890 men is declared abandoned, and the
three Electoral Presidential votes also, VIC
presume, unless Jacksonville is to be re-
garded as Florida, pretty much as New Or
leans and few other places have beer
called by ficticn in the recent election, the
State of Louisiana.
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The New York Heralds Western Vir-
ginia dispatch says the cavalry expe iition
under Lieut. Col Roof, of the 18th n. Y
cavalry, has returned from Pendleton coun.
ty, and reports no enemy in that vicinity.
The expedition effectually destroyed the
salt works at Franklin.
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DEATH OF REBEL MAIL CARR1ER.-B.
d. Cockrell who was arrested in London
county, Va, in June, 1868, whilst on his
way to Richmond with rebel mail, died in
carroll prison esterday. Hebad no effects,
and his body was inferred In the Govern
ment burial ground Wash. Star, 5th.
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General Sigel.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cmcinnatti Gazette, under date Of Eth Of
March, says;
'Tbe President has assured the West Viz
ginians that he has ordered Sigel to their
apartment, and If Sigel has received or
ders yet he will STE that be does
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Emancipation i'm Western Vir.
ginia.

Senator Wiley has presented to the Fed
eral Senate the resolution of the Constitu,
tional Convention asking an appropriation
of $2,0OO,0O0 as compensation for the i'm.
mediate emancipation of slaves.
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A CONFEDERATE deserter says Gen. Lee
lives in a tent without q floor, and
never drinks or swears-an example
worth initiating, especially by our young
shoulder straps"
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The administration Is more injurious to
the constitution Of the country than bad
whisky to that of an individual.
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$4,000 REV ARD
LOST OR MISLAID

NHE above reward will be paid to any one who will
i return to the office Of Or. HULL1HEN, corner OF
Market aud Quincy Streets an upper set OF artfclal
teeth (god) which have been either lost or mislaid
mar8-St ..EEeA5
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Msrtinsvills, O, March LIST, 1864. mrssd
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propoeals.
uYrtcy op AesIsTAEr C0nnIssARY GENERAL or
r-,.n,..-,.r. y 4 crArE sr. Nrw-Y NV. Z lali

tPrIch or AbsI.IAfl - - " IN Iec,
tThssTtN Ch No ~ ~ 81 ~ 'fA -'o'. Er
kM1 SlifL4i-o.-- -s1cdIcu i'pV'"io
O'Clock = No. on MONDAY the l4th instant leI snppiy.
a., H.. nee Of Ia. United States Amy. SJbSisIlNA 4
ToRrS ~ be delivered IN New on 81 BJookb, "a FOL
ioSs Vi;
nog barrels o. frst quality rxtra surerhne Southern
- 90 on other brands OF FLOUR su!tsoe ilr keepius
81 warm climate. TIE brands aad places o. .
i.r,s Tie barrels 10 b. DO good Shipping oio,f e.. bead
ln.d aid Us seaiel -... ,.--,
600 barrels hIl quality h.u--rfd 'oit-' '-t ~
fai 20 be- manufacture c from white li .e' '--'' 20
ses 20 accompany ur.ro.4ls
100 DCO potpas a. RICE. IN ccln fccd rcut OK taI'
r,ls Asc s4n,Bes 10 be been al st.s gDite
100 GOO rog.S --lay selected 2 II. iu cr g'-. p.c
sses tlreer So.choDe. Ociontt p-eA@scs q De wei
,tr.rti md IN ye- ct order. Cargo aud cioi ne-As e.
,iaftdsu the urouosss Each s.Hf. must te mltAfd l
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Me0irGl.

nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re-
X stores he lost powers u. Manhood u four weeks sue
cen. Sold in 81 = OF olr tines the quantity n
one fox - Circular secept Of four stamps. sole
Agent PHILIP ROLAND Nc. az brooe st. Our door west
from Broadway. y. Y
FNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il GOVT AND RhEUMATISI.
AL sufferers the above complaints either o. recent
long .tsndut are advised to uss BLAlRs GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They BE- re,ed upon the most
AMI ct,cfnr remedy over offered q lie public AMI hzvc
been un'vefsy used Ia Europe ior many yesfs With tAe
greatest success
Prepared by TROUT L HARsANr No. 90 Strand Lon
don Engaud; end sold by their Agents WELLS Co,
Frankn.s., hep \ orb. Hetsi Price, s % per box
llsr Maestys have authorized tho and
sddess of THOMAS PROV T. ~ Strand London" TO be
Impressed uron The Government stamp Ied to essh box
the genuine medicine
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STABBED by AN UNKNOWN MAy-Charles

Dalton residing az No6l Delancey-st who wsssaooco
in the abdomen On Wednesday morning las, ~ AZ
unknown cn, IL Deancsysi.. near L.drdse, uIeu W
terday at tue New.York Hospital. lie siaisa ti'ae on
the morning ia question. he was retuthiy NOM I,.
saw some raen engaged IL dispute Whe boosting on
one of the perty stranger 70 MN, sppIoschfa ,su
stabbed ha US stated above and men naue M fv
Coroner collin will hold m inquest on the body TO-DAY
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financial.
DEClPKOCITY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST

DEClPKOCITY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST
TRUSTEES.
F,G,v JAMES POLLOCK, Ptils5elphia.
WILLIAM G. MOORIiEAD, Philadelphia
CIIAs. T. WRIGHT Philadelphia.
HENRY SHELDON New-York
WILLIAM B. HATCH, New Ytrt.
TB. BUNTING. NcwN OK.
J. +. CIuTTENDE& Now-Yot.
Presidoni-L. H. CHITTENDEN.
Baisers-FIsK HATCH.
Genera! superintendeut--A Arthur RANKIN, III. Z.
secelary-JCslN NJ. HOOD.
CAPITAL STOCK, zoe. 600 SHARES.
PAR. $50. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40.
RESERVED FOR TREASURY. 10000 SHARES
THIS Company IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
OF PURCHASING, WORKING, SELLING AND LEAS-
ING MINING LANDS AND RIGHTS. IN THE BRITISH
PROVINCES AND NEICHuoREG LOCALITIES.
Tie rrcen properly Of the Company consists Of 1870 acres
Of gold bearing auds Twin ecly seventy miles Of river front
as, in Canada Fast. These lands soe'd by Arthn'
Rrnkn ESQ., r che asi twelve year. member of Pro7
.ia Pa imeu' Of Clu.df They undoubtedly COMPRISE Che
greater part Of he most valuable gold aolds Of Canada
Every OF this land has been asceaned by actual npec
ton b. be rich ia gold and other valuable dep, U.s.
Atihe Office Of the Company No. Il Efa-d"ay copies o.
tho Prospectus and Maps OF e PROPERTY may b" oo'eiu
Specimens abou 40 omce Of God from he lands o. VIC
Company mly aso be- secn at aie of.ee
Books are now open u ihe ohce Of FISH HATCH, 10
o. Wallet ana a. liz Office ofth, Company Elry subs,nP
iions invited o.. -.,,..-,.,.r,,,,, r.,..i..,
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A NOBEL TowS-Chayrin Falls, Cuyahogs
Co ohio las, Tuesday gave Lincoln ga 'o'ss "la
Mcclellan yo;es model town traly' poI o'a'sA
OF course by YanAess
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UcniistrD.

CERTIFICATE No. ,4-G-IIaring had one
" tooth extracted wi,bou; pain by Dr. j. JAY VILLKRS
No is5 Gsaud IT, blocks from Broadway chevg..y
commend hin, to those suffering with oo;hsohe w J.
STANTON, sew Bowery TheAteI.
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Professional Notices.

A RTIFIClAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order and Inserted by Dr. y. BAUCH end z. GOu-
GELMANN formerly employed b. Bos'Onnein, Of Fans,
l3a Roadway \ y
mr.. LEWIS" MEDICAL aud SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE. No. Beacis-, between Nu.ck and
West bro4dssy,s hr only place "hefo The afflicted VIII
ter.v- proper me ire liueni Hcurs from - o. M
CURGICAL HOSPITAL, under the care OF
y EDWARD n DIXON 81 D., Ed,.or OF TAe Scalpri
for the especial treatment " diseases o. ue Pelvic Nrr
Most OF rnis. hcnofrhoiis, fstnn Nsricoee- el
Structure nov admit Of Isd.cg lew weeks o. iays
~ place Of the palliative treatment Of ioriner wears.
Consultations from 90 = 10 s. and7 10 evening" al "
d. . raz.dcnco q Fiith avenue.
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Jnirrnal Rfpfnne.

TAXES on INCOME, LICENSES, PLATE.
i 6c--U s INTERNAL hftENUE--Annual LET, Bib
Dfric New NoTt October 81 l.bi-fusunni to the pro
visions Of An Act 10 Provide H ns hrycnns 20 support
the Government agd ply Interest tbo Public Dent, ~
proved June 90 6 and DE several Acts amending The same
pahhe notice IL Lcftey rTcn that have received hon ihc
h.,r.sor Of the ath Collection District New Oh The
ANNUAL COLLECTION LAST required by lsw. embfs ing
TAXES on INCOME or THE YEAR 1867.
TAXFs on SILVER PLATE. CARRIAGES Sc, 1854
LICENSES FOR 10 YEAR ENDING MAY /, 1853
And that shove taxes have become doc end payable sd
thai shsl attend daiy Excepting sund,ys IA pci' " ~
dnutv 10 receive payment thereof my ohce. 30. ~
broadway corner Twenty lrs -. from M % 2 nt
fc and rHrr the date Of this notice until the ih DAY VI
NOyI MIR 1874 Al pcs01s who shall nes ect 20 pa tho
,d dri tsIe, licenses 90 - Aforesaid asesed upon mem
within IN, herein spec he'd viii be sbis anu WI Do
To- uay ten lel cont additional upon tho amount tLesoi
' O. r. PUTNAM Collector.
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Miliiarn Nolifr5.


Ali.iiarn Nolitr5.
5000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
'ry PLACE o. TIE FOLLOWING CLASSES or
CITIZENS
Fius. Tor c.uleas enrolled and halle 20 d.ul.
S,eoad For eilen. no. Liable 60 drn, beso'o Of unit
nes.. o. non liability son. sse other CAUSES.
TO SUBSTITUTES.
Tho following 4iviuiase, offered of Tie enlistment Of
sabrtaotsl:
BOUNTY DzP0urp ~ PERSONS nsrRNe 'rssrITrrEs,
casa BOWS.
FoH ONE frAR....,...t......+ ..t..s.ss..st.tS SuO
FoE Two YrsRs....................... 400
Ron IHHLa iEaEs....................... 900
PRBsiuH, casu poWS.
FoR OsK YEAR Observation-Disclosures.
FoK Two IEaRs MAy......................... 80
FoH THREE YEARs MAS..................,... 80
To THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
Iussmaoh the authority exists for the enlistment o! Sub
.,u for such persons may desire to be relieved om any
spprehnous Of future D asaso for such citizens
not bo to Dra because Of anaiuess, nouaby from 'se
or other causes Tho County Volunteer Committee have
resolved IN addition their business Of olsus Recruits to
enlist such Substitute. o may be- desired.
Those desiring Substitutes may deposit with the Committee
the whole o. either Of the following
FoR OsE YEAR................... s93O
Foz Two NKARs. ...........,....'..........'' i5O
FoK THREE YEAKs......................... $50
no portion Of the money paid Tor Substitute. viii be paid
from ,As County funds.
{. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
oRISON BLUNT Supervisor
ELIJAH =. PUI,DY, SUPERVISE.
VIZ. II. STEWART. Supervisor,
wA NJ TWEED Supervisor.
Committee on Volunteering
oRIsoN BLUNT. Chairman
Rooms o, CoxnITrE OK yoLrsrEKaiSa CRY iArI}
FaKx, Corner O. broadway aud cham9ers'.s.,
November !. 1874.
DRISONERS OF WAR. - The Wives or
Widowed Mo,he Of Prisoner, o. Wir receive their
bscf p,y by calling on, or addressing with letters,
BROWN 4 SHELDON, ~. Psrs.plice
V'O ARMY OFFICERS.-We have facilities,
Il through experienced gentleman IN WishIngton to
complete correct and uske out property Returns iof Ord
nance Clothing Casp aud Garrison tqupige also TO settle
accounts snd olslms Terms feasonsble .
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CAyALEr BuRG,u OFTIcs OF ASSISTANT ouARTERSssTER,
No. ID STATE IT, kBw foAK. June 10, 1854 )
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED-I will
~ purchase 30 OPEN MARKET ell the Cavsry Horses
that nay be pcutcd and inspection IT ts Government
Stables corner 10Th and hsL, IN this city until further
notice
Psyneu, viii be made IN checks payable IN oerhcs:es Of
Indebtedness. waen 90 Horses received.
ffce one hundred and slity hive t65l tolrrs each.
GLO. !. BROWNING. Captain and a. q. NJ.
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Gorsrs, Carriages, Sc.

QuAsrEsyssrgRs OPsich NEw.YoRK- April l6 1854
4 RIILLEkY HORSES WANIED.-l, 900
~ Artillery Horses wanted, Tor which One Hundred g-d
Seventy One Hundred sud ghty Dollars will be paid Tor
al that pass pecton These horses must be SOUND M every
psrcoar broken harness not less than Isl hands high and
vii be presented oT inspection az the Government Stables
J5;h.s,., between i0th aud llth avenues
STEWART VAN NLIET. Qusrternss;sr.
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financial.
TE'HE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
o. TIE CITY or NEwYORK

OFFICE no 81 cEDARsT, NEwYoRK.
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To oh s-qaaio,ed with 'ae OIL Resion Of We'ern Penn
v.-. .e psue o. .fis Company INDICATING Il ocay
+. .irriarant n the r-est valne Of tie TTopcTti's
There De- 100 better OIL Territory.
IerbIa.s ni,less In ICE ond in more Than Twenty DO
a,,y ,c, and r 'wc. others rapidly apIro'ciin;
.,,,. wild the further teveoInert Of its large uuim
ICED era vii at an ea.iy ly greatly iucroaio 10 product
,g, los reruaneut dividend. payug ,avestueut
limited MONT ci fhs s0cs ca be ob.a uci solely OF tie
..,i., .i-red -. $50 FER SHARE BEING ONE HALE OF
ITSP PAR VALUE.
The declared dividend for TIE raonth oue p'I cent on it'
entire csI.l 20 which par.h.se. within tie month Will be
eu.L.i.
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iueoGillg CARDS. 81.

At WV. EVERDELL's Sons, No. I0f Full
~ ton-.,.-WFDDISG CARDS ana FINE STATIONERY.
(Esiabiished 1851
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USr1KD STATS ASSAY OyHctst
HKwYoRK Sept q, 1905. )
CIRCULAR NOTICE.--NOtce Is hereby
given 70 parties interested that for the purpose o! ems
bin this OFF 20 TO prompt payne for bullion deposited
tie Secretary Treasury has y snsefcd 70 he A.
"a. Ofiee bullion Eund IN coin. DE- postors OF bullion will
therefore receive payment in coin or br The ysne
other bullion hs hs-n been ascertai usually Om to
10 oaI d.ys from the date Of deposit.
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30. OG0 sIAREs PAR VALUE 500 EACH.
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AIGHlNG GAS.-Dr. COTTON will give
Ia GRAND NATlNEE EXHIBITION Of .he LAUGH
n IN Osrss ham. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, h9V. Il
Atuliai0u l1 Cents. Of.u -tA Commence o. o'clock
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HOPE CHIEL No. 720 Broadway. -
4 i MONDAY EytNlNG. Soy. H. 1865, GRAND COZ
CERT bv sir Jos EPu HEYNER. the celebrated Enshsh
ealr rsted bv many vel anowr ffiises. Tic popular
lrr ~ slave Urnrln tlf starry Flft rN Ia sung oy
Mr. RFY,.FR 90 i. occa on 1.ke' 81 cent? Tor sale A.
v t-rs's 81 sl- store Aa 81 Hto-dway Concer oon-
rrf. o. r d o'clock
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rE1HE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COh-
PRESIDENT yENANGO COUNTY Penn
CAPITAL STOCK 80 toOUOU
ln shares 10 ~l.A par ". 10. - - 900
SUBSCRIPTION PlNCE..-..-.. 81 FIR aliAhf~
r.er Ga IL pawn eQt oFa 20 20 iIrnT rl ~ a.
trssrs t1 Dol nlftr. .
100 oo0 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
Tlese lard. contain shout ffo a.re' or ic Allegheny
River ana on Hem,cs ror-urur aud McDrca ofr-ts pa
KING Az OlL.EOEiNG lEfElIJN Or OVER TN
AND A HALF MILLS iE EAIESI
TIE wells on iAe ll1inug property, known a. lAe 'ec
hrafei UrydTi.k' WI tr4 fLpr ifses Ncif GO famous
for ihcr iuiD4euss s1pl'y RI olL
Tho wells o. fl property age urrs sunA VT --ehi 'i i
and promise large fup- re- oi oIi
pafsed iufu cInerts age oferrd.
tubscr fnn book mapf aud ct o'lff inofniloi e-. p'
obtln.i The Office q
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UxIox PAciY.o RamkoaD %. NV loHE oct; . ~
rINO TIE STOCKHOLDERS oil .he uNlON
1 p.rrFIr "A II Ca cal for rn INSTALLaEST Of
TfbI PER CENT tne Gsp al STICK Of tLis tmY,y M
On made this payable "a The lTosuri a. me hee on
the Company "a. - Nil lam IT,, New, On on % pei't' iAe
lsth DIV OF Soy. next. BY order o. n. board ,
JOHN a. d. Pre..lent
IrnY l CIaCn Trealuref.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
rns sssps..s nas.nsaas.


The Elsshaus HAAuibal, whieh atsrsotr
"a 20 nush atse1ssoa hers o 6asday
list. got slightly sssboosn on his way p
WashiDetca ~ the National rod On
Sunday. and his keeper had sone dim
Guilty 10 getting him to move on. Han
nibal i somewhat celebrated for indulging,
It timee, IL little eccentsieitaes Of - IN
amisble character, sach = tossing homes
and wsgcDs ~ The ar, tearing down
barns, snd T6ising he snciens Nicholas
generally, although, ~ bslievs. be hes
conducted himself in - orderly man
ner u late years, = bsooG Nj iasrsss-
ing ago. The old kilos y possessed Of
his fuil sAars ofsenclsy, which is often
exhibited in . aeeDestthy manner. Foz
instance ~ reeellecs IT hearisg Of IN
acquatis exploit On his part which viii
bear Sshtiag:
At9 ysAes ago the meaageris vas t.
exhibit i town in The interior { heu
| York, where y scoossqusnce Of n unsafs
bridgsyit M necessary for Hansihai y
swim srivef. The weatAer was sxces.
sivetJ warm, and ths Old fellow ssseset
the water Win leadans = but vh?a TAR
y IN. ne foued nis position SO con1orsaoa'
that instead OF ooeying the dirsos1ons 9
has Keeper, he cOnci1dsd 70 rsndin ~
esjoy the reireshiog sensasaons Sf th'
bath q his ieissre. Ii vain did the ex
lcited showmea shost threaten and1-pny
the hugs beast paid NOT the siigAgest u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

Important Devo1opno0eossA Secret
AAaA.ImHeTiaA eeeissy In n. D.
Erpa the New York Hsrsld
We have received from New Orleans
full particulars of secret society recent
" established in that city, wLose par.
pose 10 to resist the founding Of N Impe-
nal dynasty in Mexico. Tie develop.
ments include copies Of the rituals Of The
order, its eossdtutios and y.laws, list Of
ofieers names and sssidsaces Of menbsrs
and other informaiioa 81 On interesting
and highly important nature. The order
is recognised BY tho initial lsalers I'D. n.
D." or "Defenders of the Monroe Doc
trine," and up to the time of the interfer-
senee Of the Government in IL pro
ceedings. and ths arrest Of seversl Of u
more prominent members, Z ,shoft time
since. numbering some thrsa hundred en-
rolled names, including atlsast one msm-
Der of Gen. Banhs' sfaG, and nuuefous
officers belonging to he Uuion army.
We annex list Of tho officers II this lest
becoming formidable organisations Col.
Don r. N. De Borden, Mexican army,
PRECEDENT; J. G. G. Ellis. Vie Prssi.
dent; 1. H. Everitt, n. D., Secretary
8. G. Hamiitos, initiator; Henry Cope
land. A number Of vssssls engaQ.
ed for the pioneer expedition have been
seized q New Orleans ~ order Of the
Government; bat tho enterprise is moi
supposed to BE- entirely abandooed. Lei
MAMMALIAN prepare for "a invasion. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

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