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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

UNRRQUENT APPLICATIONS To HARBoR THE SICK
~ and give them the care of nurse. have induced
the Sisters Of Providence 10 open lnrmary, which
prepares them TO give in time Of sickness asylum to
persons who have no regular home, and who, cOnse-
quently suffer greatly at those times from the want Of
good and Of proper accommodations. The need Of
Bess0nes, whose duty often calls him to the sick
seeing the good that lnvalid's Home would do has,
within the last two requested the Sisters Of Prov
denee TO commence one. and i at his repeated sug
&c tions that the Sisters make attempt hoping
to benefit all those who find themselves in the situa
ton above alluded to
house principles Of charity well as Of benevolence
and the basis upon which II Is founded WILL when In
cessfs operation. enable II TO provide for its sup
port. The invalids that have means, and Who will be-
long TO the class OF sick boarders will pay the price
down week. but this charge will be reduced in favor
those whose limited In this case
will be proportional TO the means OF each enc. Let II
not be understood that the destitute will be excluded to
them specially will the hand of mercy be extended. so
FAR the house will be able, 10 give them gratuitous
admittance II is only to be added that their behalf
some assistance will be needed
The fund arising from the receipts Of the sick board
ers, will, 1t is expected, in tme support the establish
ment; but until then, il is hoped that the citizens, view
ing il favorably and taking interest in H. will for the
present, help towards its maintenance. Though II be-
gins on 'sma beginnings" the usual mode of benevo
lent institutions yet considerable expense is required in
the START house had TO be found sufficient furniture
purchased, and every days living provided for. To de
fray the first expenditures the Sisters had hand
collected from St. Johns congregation, the occasion
OF lecture given by Rev. Father Kroy for the benefit
of this inrmary, then in project also SIS and $50 do
mated by individual parties, making In all $3.50; with
this sum the house furnished with the ndispensa-
bic requirements Counting the well known charita-
BILE disposition Of the city at large, aims will be
looked for the gifts may be in groceries, goods urni
ture market provsionsall will be thankfully received
and applied in effect to the service Of the reduced and
destitute invads for whom only the aims solicited.
Twenty dollars worth Of groceries received
the house opened the donor Is thanked for
her liberal benefaction and will 10 give her aid
The builcing fitted up for ST. Johns Home Is South
Tennessee street, No. LIS.
Price per week, during the winter season. for sick
boarders, with the best accommodations had, 81.
Invalids select their physician.
For admttance apply to Sister Superior St. Johns
Home. Applications also be made to Rev. A. Bes-
sonies. SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE
octl0-det8w3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

az The new Union Depot. nov being built
at Cleveland. win be. when fhished. the largest
depot In The United States. being three fees
larger than the Central Depot In Chicago
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

Merchants, Insurance orces, County Offices Railroad
Men, Bankers, and al others In want OF goods our
line will do well TO call and stock before par
chasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail filed promptly.
oclS-d8 wtnsvl r.-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16
PARTNERSHIP.
COpartnership Notice.

NIE have this day associated with US IN bu siness
w Mr.. JOHN M. CALDWELL, formerly OF F. b.
Alvord Co.
The business will be continued under the old firm name
and it'll eur large capital and increased facilities We
know We can give entire satisfaction TO the trade
GRASSLAND, MAGUIRE CO.
indianapolis, Oct. 2, 1866. oct3-d&wtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16
NOTICE..
TO SRORTSMENi

IN WANT or A THOROUGH BROKE SETTER OR
Pointer Dog Dan Morrison, sullivan, Moultrie Co.
Illinois, has few hand for sale cheap and waan-
ted. i"' oct7-lm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25
QuINcY, 1ly March 10, 1865.

ME& S0tMCt 10y H1sSAdA x ~, Aes0'
Ii on the rise, with slight rush Of s'slush
lice,'' not SUFFICIENT, however, to seriously
Impede navigation. The Hawk-Eye State,
CAPT. Mason, passed down last evening
bound for st. Louis from above. The
Sucker State, Capt. Hight, IL expected to
arrive at this port this afternoon en- route
are not at present very extensive. The
levse presents q peculiarly dull and lifelees
appearance; this apathy, however, will
doubtless not continue TO anygreat length,
| - Quincy u known to be the centre Ut .
large trade; direct communication being
hers with the East WA Toledo, the We0tper
| Hannibal and st. Jo. and with orr western
With all these thoroughfares centering
here, In addition to the river, Quincy GER
tatnly has no lack of commercial advau-
tages, and hence might reasonably be ex-
pected to command q considerable COM
mercial interest. 4t0 -
MILITARY.
The military post of Quincy in extent Of
larly remarkable for either. Two compa-
MES OF the l46th Ill. VOL, under command
of Capt. A. j. Sparks, have qeen stationed
here since September last, doing duty in
various ways-guarding Government
stores, doing Provost duty, and in some
instances protecting private property
against threatened destruction by sundry
galvanized rebels" One instance is here
cited. During the past winter while the
steamers of the Northern Line and st.
Louis and ke0kuk companies were FRO
zen in, y it became evident that a conspir.
acy WAS on foot to burn them, the fact was
Immediately communicated to Col. III. III.
Dean, Post Commandant, who at once
made permanent detail Of detachment
to be quartered on board with instructions
to ,naintein strict vigilance, &C.; conse-
Quently no attempt was made to execute
the plot, and the steamers are to-day ply
ing upon the bosom ofthe Father of Wa
ers." having doubtless been saved from
u mmary destruction by the prompt action
Of the military. aa
The U. s. General Hospital at this post
five distinct divisions located in different
portions of the city, with an average ca
pacity for the treatment of about two hun.
dred patients. This hospital, under the
charge Of Surgeon D. 6. Brinton, U. 6. ",
is conducted in commendable manner
and calculated to, "a far as practicable, to
enhance the general comfort and welfare
of its suffering inmates.
The military cOmman0ant, Col. III. III.
Dean, l46th III. VOL, is In all respects
thorough officer and gentleman, as the
press Of this city has on frequent occasions
given 6attering evidence. The Colonel
would grace q much more important com.
maud.
LOCAL NEWS.
There il none now worthy of particular
mention, the city 10 particularly quiet and
void OF stirring eventS. WILLIAMS.
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A0-Mr. John g. Foote requests u tl
say that he il much flattered by the com.
plimentary notices which have been made
Of him in the writiDgs Of Mr.. c. Ben. Oar.
win, in the Hasot- Eyc-that he has no re.
ply to make, except to offer his distin-
guished confederation.
n The lTH Iowa CAvA1.nY.-Ws received
the following letter fromC Colonel winslow
yesterday. We take pleasure in saying
that the 4th Cavalry il one of the best regi-
ments in the SERVED. and were We to enter
the service we do ns know Colonel we
should rather prefer 70 serve under:
H8ADQU'Rs 4TH Iowa CAVALRY, }.
GRAvELLY SPRINGS, Ala, Mar. 10, '65.
IS 9. DUNHAM, ESQ, EDITOR HAwK.EYE
Dear SIR: Will you please announce
that the 4th Iowa Cavalry Veteran Volun-
teers, will receive as recruits, any good
men who desire to enter the army. The
aggregate Of the regiment is l.l33! This
viii be reduced, by musters-out, within six
months to say 1000.
The men are allweIl mounted and equip
ped. Every man has g good light sabre,
and one oil, Spencer's seven shooting car
bines. The esprit DE- corps Of ths sntira
cOmmand is excellent, and we are about to
enter upon q very interesting campaign.
Your obedieut servant.
E. f. WINsLow, Colonel.
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cellent ofa1cer. He was zone Of them con.
servative chaps" ct the ,Outbresle ofebe
rebellion, but he il conservative no. less
truly, though in quite . different sense,
now. son Maaf Ns8 GOV Iowa.
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Is; i - At the recent municipal election,
Council Bluns elected Union mein "a Tie
'oslcss Of Mayor, Kscordsr. Manhsl, Treas
osse, Asssseor and ~, The Aldermen. but
enc. What . wonderful influence that
o!atant Bs1ts must wisld in that Icousnu-
lAMe ~ 49, ~ X sFzS sar's4 =
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@General Hooker recently wrote "a
the ladies engaged in getting up'a Sanitary
Fair: "While Europe. during tho Grim.
can war, produced but one Florence Night.
anssle. we Of the yousg Republic have
such q goddess enshrined In almost, everyI
household." A beautiful compliment t
the loyal wsmsn Of the North, and ~ do
1otved - ion truthful. COZ .s.s ~, - Is
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Washington CerrespenAeace.

Wos61m4tO0 Correspondents.
WAsH1NoToN, March Is, 1865.
meet our Senator.Secretary about the
streets every day. He Is in an interesting
state of betwixt-and- tweenity, with hon.
ors upon the right hand and upon the left,
doubtless feeling strongly tempted to hum
the Old song M
How happy should be with either
Were the other dear charIner away" etc.
Still Senator, with the Interior Depart
ment in expectancy, there are many per-
sons advising him, understand. either to
decline the latter appointment or demand
its occupancy before the middle OF May.
The resignation of Mr.. Usher to take effect
Mt that period, was so clearly sharp trick
at least leaves that impression very gen.
orally upon the public inind-that it Gre
ates the suspicion of rottenness to be GOV.
cred up, OF profitable patronage to be dis.
pensed to friends and hangers-on, OF of
private meats to be feathered- lone or all, or
something OF the kind-and the cry of
shame! or the clamor for the surrender Of
. trust that 10 chung to seemingly, from
unworthy motives, may cause him to re-
tire earlier than was intended, and the in
stallation of q gentleman in whose integ.
rity aud frmness. there il the most un.
bounded confidence. do not, myself, de-
sire to see Mr.. Harlan depart from the Sen.
ate; but of his usefulness in the admins.
.Iauon VI ueP4I..nen. whereiu .hete nay
nsen y anu n Jv..uP'. H, snu ZOE wnicn
the soundness Of advice aud the healthful.
ness Of his influence in the Cabinet, have
no doubt, and in consideration Thereof,
am partially compensated, in my desires.
for his loss to the Senate.
dont Know on. All these suspiciohs
against cecre1ary Osner. IN TINS connec-
ION, are Ni-glounued; out 90 NOT neneve
amey a5s. VINE the =, .oo .s - Hcersasnly Dso:
feel sure never nesds . and md j. never likely
70 need more tnotOuSn 3vernan.ng tnan
now; ana presume the cnange OF Secfeta.
res involves .ne Iemoval OF the present
4o0ian Com0ISslOners notW!!nstanolnS
ap toi0 ina! ne says ne IS netner going 70
% removed, nor resign. nor dle,-abo0t
only one OF wnicn points - tnere any real
certainty IN the mature .n q tnlngs. IL.
nave against MT. Osner, Y tue apRoint-
ment o. CaleO Lyon as governor O Iaano,
I0r when aPpolntment uuQeEstanu ne y
respOnslOle. Ca4co IS man 81 ta!eus
enough. ne y man OF mary accomPlish.
ments. he IL persona! 1!tend whPm I
llke 70 see 90 ven. nnt ne = queer cree-
ture.s he - Ysionasy, unptnctlcat, MIA
lutin,, 70 an extraordinary degree, and -
unflk 70 govern community q Derderele,
especially Of border miners, q pigiis 1ol
q paxl0r. That ~ Atatl1g the case mode
f4tely, as almost any one knowing % IN
! taots WAL allow. b9t somehow ne nao
created ~ Secretary Usner the tdea tnat ne
Was one Of the Leading men o. the ration o
and the Secretary ploheereo tnrougn nus
faction on tue paxy OF the people % iqanoE
such disgust a. that kipd governments!
agency and maua8ement-tnat tney SEM
Gown Ae1e C0Ppelnea0 0ete9ase - PLv,
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MIssINo.-Mr. JAMES MULLEN, Of Sid
ney, Fremont county, Iowa, started on the
% day Of January for Eddyville. He had
with him = ane. team, some three hundred
dollars in money, gold watch, de-, and car
ried 2 couple Of Californians ~ passengers.
BE. never reached Eddyville, and his
friends fear he hasSbeen murdered. 81
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: Mn. EDrfoR :-AA fam = reader or your
valuable paper, I have noticed within the
past few days considerable writing peril
tanning to the duty Of every true Republi-
c1I tp'supp0rt' the nominees that aIo pre-
Aented 70 them for their suffrage. Now; Mr..
Editor. 1 wish the privilege Of saying al
word or two lit.' Let us have the right
men on our ticket "a. We must 80 that
the candidates arc men that We know will
I, Hlea4e the people, and not strangofs tol
:. them. Although they may be professional
men, mechAnics' and iAb0ring meA have
eoa,sthing 70 say when election day comes,
AA0 90 sure - such men are Nominated,
Just o6s sure viii w be be beaten. Wehave
bad enough Of THESE, Unnecessary svils, q
!, Give Re Go0d fsubatenenl men and tho poo-
!, IA VII elect them. Butt will sAy 10 more
tll time. for ~ word to tho wise b. suili-
<aent - Yours. respectfully, a. H. G.
We have only to ny 70 our correspond
snf that We ara of his opinion. but We DIFF.
sfsswith him - the cause and the rapae-
Ay. We think zthat farmers. mechanics
and workingsmen are too spts % stsnd back
and bavs braihless, but noisy and busy
Z pro1sssioal polisicians 70 manage for them.
: W. think the people thsmsslvss should Be-
let ucksts and choose cxhd sdatss for chem
solves. & II they viii g into primaryIimeee,tt-
isgs and choose msa capable and, honest,
there wiz BE- 9 sreat, reSormatioa In our
pollticss There nsvsr VIII be any perm,s;-
nsnt ehaags for Tho bettsr until thsy d.
! AN Important proyiaion .of ths
Amended Enrolment Bill The justice Of
which II obvious, 10 that persons who IL
ready have substitute in the service shall
not b liable to the draft, unless the sub.
stitute becomes 50 liable. Very full and
stringent provisions against bounty.iump.
ing and frauds upon recruits. arc inoorpo.
Fz1sdin the hill. Those who ,furniSh IN.
suitable Substitutes will themselves IS held
% service On pfoofof the fact. The loss Of
aoitissnship ~ dsssrtsrs who do not return
= % aaty within aixtv days, has already
bsen proclaimed " tie President and NO.
ticed In these columns. The provision 70,
recruiting in the rebellious States 10 70.
psslsd. Tho amended law went into ope.
u Nn.It Is undsrstood that James Birney
:ofs Michigan, son Of tho late JamssI g. Biz.
i 4eS, who ~ the liberty pasty..cnndidat,
! IL President likely e b pissed ct Ii,
I Asedpf tl1 dmanss qIlxp. Senator
= WakinseaqsNl (innssoeGS Nsncntionsd :,
!: :. ~. Dsls t1fll Indiaa iDarsau
!. ], - 1.1syi r1l - sGhicaGe yess1a
!. 8. . - ut = No ~ \zps]lpd etos
s. n MI On
"a VIM 49, III \. rs sss.ss
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O0HO10V0 pOAey SOaMsA0AoeN3 - 49, w.
nicipal Or school elections; thea II p
tconsid eeations arctic enter into theee, =
must n0Abe aeftto chAncA. How Auch .
reasonable to hold that &haN fl pnder y
Jurisdiction n the officer Of ~ party =
ing charge o6 the Territory including ~
II cannot read you the law imposing
duty on you. Such an Office - lde4nsda
the general understandings. and thai,
have read il Alright, expect from you
Isuperviaion insistedon. Beeides, hsvsy
not heretofore deferred tn that very esps
tation by taking very large and hoeoa,
BILE part in such very matters, ~ ~
you do %, should you consent to %
the exercise Of o. less lahoIious attseu3
than the matter deserves. Besidse y y
have, since you became q xmembes o. y
|cOmmittee, contributed more thae ur|
of your able services to the duty ~
OF, then whether you did sobecaulpo
Office or for other reasons, the ~ !"
party here has come to- neeu
IA such official leader, and had leaeo
expect that youwould not all q o9ce y.
draw your guidance. Particeia!y
they the right when they ,ob1efseo ~
fetal, rs you were, in the very acto
ing at q nomination, to expect o. ~
wise aud discrees superintendencs
with ourstrength would aecuresuoc.
sir, had far lees desire 70 blame ~
warn. hadsaidallI tmeent to sayysS
gentlemen who Eep1eseate yo3 9Dp
himself upon me with words, ! nT1
to be suffered to relapse into my NJ
ed silence. Yours, gssYq ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25

! COUNz1RrElT GR1ENBACKs.-The latest
seounter1bit o. The Treasury which, have
been put in circhl1tion y . Is noes. The
engraving and execution do mot compare
hvonbly With countsrfsits Of othsr de-
anominntions. but they are likely to de-
cslve. Ths following u the best descsip-
ton. that can b given Of II: ~
s.ss, imitation.e t{New Ssriea.) ~ OBJ
serve around the figure OF Liberty on left
end il plain black line. On counterfeit
this line along the bottom Of the figure
running toward the right Of the note forms
Two dietinet lines-on the genuine only
ORE. The portrait on the right end Of the
counterfeit Il blurred, - also the letters
on back of the note-on genuine they are
plain and distinct. Tho general. appear
1nce Of the note II bad The geaxiae notes,
leetsr Il, are seven and three-s ixteenth in
,Ghes long, while letter &C. are fully seven
and one quarter inches. Again, ON some
Of the genuine notes the name Of the Reg
ister, l.. E. Chittepden, touches the line
around tho words American Bank Note
Co; New York. whilst on others the name
10 Ut least; one-quartsr Of m inch above the
nnoI,s .ss 49,.
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sEAsoNABLE.4TheG ase C,v pertfnant,v
inquiries Why Y is, since st. Patrick ban
lsnsd Az The suakss from ireland, that tha
i = ~ America exhibit such : peneha.t
Tor the reptile tribe q to voluntarily h..
come copperheadiy :. ss.s.s
IEcREAsE Or THAvvEL.-The train. -.
over the p. &M. B, Railroad are cfovl;dss =;
daily with passessass, and the, travsl CO. 49,
tinually increases - the season adtanco.
The exodus from the states esst of M n.' y.
spring i marked and extraordinary. and
the census Of iowa will Is incr,a..a -. ~.
thodsands the present ysas fby .hoi.- .,.;.
grating hither Il search 81 homs. W. =.
better, cheaper Or moro fertile l.n,,. a.
outof doors than are found II N. -
Eye Stat. And there il room 1nm,,,, - =,
Bip scAlssz M alsasn ,of die occa6i;ar,,;l,
q The Bssalssen House q III, Ptsss.s,
foatusday might Moidanaas ~, done ~
/ Jood the alsr1lins e ~ lamatss. ~ ~
{dsa lfianks M ths bpsnil1ae a
t1qaal Abssleh ~ lesr,..,sgss., "a n = J.
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Poor LITTLE DELAwARE!-Byt the death
Of the Governor. Lieutenant Governor
3Saulsbury. brother OF the drunken Demo
cratic senator OF that name, il elevated "a
the office Of Governor.
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BURLINGTON gWEEKLY HAWK-EYE

f FI1tfs.ssWa acloao out The Ben Darwin
business. ufsteaders hsve been bored for
which We Owe sthsm an apology. But II
was necessary for us to allow him to show
his nsodesty, and hs has done it. In the
meantime We shall leave him to find out
who owns the editor of the Hawk. Eye. BE
has learned that We do not belong to him.
In the meantime il he shall find that we
belong to man who u more Of . fool than
ky z. We hereby agree to quit the news
paper business or 60 into his employ.
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AZ. 3 haaa J. 0 ssaae IL .9si - gas seat os
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-. -. -. -. 49,.
80 ~ - -
80 The Richmond EsQ.iyev Was The organ
:, ~ tn extreme atatas' RIGHTS pafty 81 vir-
.-s.... e.s.-..-.-... -. h.,,ave Is =
~ - -. 1888. - -.
~ Original publhhsf and eavO = = -. ~
sedoctrine Of 49, Tho 1bllow1n9a Itom
!, lete mn~,,,e, ~ TIA Hiohmoud ENQ,eirer,
- !, 49,, D..ht. - IN fill hloa
mo ossVs = s1ls.. -. ~ -,
o0m: 3,
~. sslgo convontiou q needod: tor what y
che aovereianiv az tho STATE needed ID the
. ,Oonvenfionf HaD mot STATE s0vetetgnty
hoen ~ voakneos Of tho cAuDef y, dur
:. m the III and death efFu4ale with the
compFeeo 81 . oommon danger to bind and
/, s1old taCeeAsr IT, stateo, tnas ps1nCapls 81
taso 4 =, .thS la.
: .isIstion nscesssry q ths conaniom defense,
si1pairing that authority entt1.tsd With
~ ecoef1l wealaxos an0 ~ tee,s ~ - ~ ~
:. ~ = ths ce,ss. rs e "a ia supposed
that whom peace returns, this principle Of
STATE soyereignty VIII permit ne C3nie go,
~ ~ ,..s,,sS ~ t4snsris "a IL
! !, .texod Is ~ lie debt ofshv country Even
!, during the STRUGGLE. he very Ordinary
Observation-Disclosures s NJ c s,.S m,,s,ss@srs.
81 ~ -i iSat aje6. Esriy should have BEEN
: sent "a Georgis instead Of to Washington.
State sovsEetgnty-thps presuming toJucge
-. - A.. 1e.trnv az afscen-
! a. az that Executive, and to subvert all
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- snoulu be glad to lot MI. Oar.
win down from his toploiticala position q
easily % possibls, but when he comes in
With Al acre Of drivel, without !, point,
written In an awful scroll, great imssnn
write badly full Of nodesty, but Abou,
nothing but himself, he Is making heavy
draft upon rs and . good deal hesvierIdpor
the public. We shall try to stand Il, how.
ever. htM fsaa g8iI Iva 80.
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e 1--WE ppblishsd ID article some time
aao To-. tho efIecs that the Deputy Provus'
:llarshal ofWashingtoa county was charged
with bringing several recruits to this city
Who should have besn credited to the dit.
fsrsnt tnwnships Of that county. and eel
ling them out to other localities, thereby
swindling the townships IN question out Of
their, just dues. His accuier was Colonel
Crabb, Of Warrington county. and upon
IL latter's approximation, Major Duncan
ordered Bacon to report at heaaquarters n
this city and answer to the charges pre-
lsrred against him. He did %, but his 40
cuser. With his Witnesses, failed to come to
time, and consequently mattsrs look - Il
Bacon had bssn plotted against unjo tly.
However ws will withhold our opinion un-
I'll We hear further concerning the matter.
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- It is stated that . single express
company transports from Virginia City,
Nevada Territory, dfty thousand dollarsin
silver bullion daily, and that from tract
Of not more than twenty-fiv miles square,
over "a, Goa 900 of silver have been shipped
during the past twelve months.
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mission below the rank Of Brigxdier. who
shall continue in the military service to
the close Of the war. are to receive, on be-
ing mustered out, three months additional
pay. ny 90 & "a. a8s,i as 1850
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The Msy interest on the tiye-tvan,-.
ties will Be anticipated II win probably
tba paid April lat, s,. ,sss slfsgf q =
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Wool GRowERs' Ass0CfArIoN.-The
public will bear in mind the meeting Of the
Wool Growers Association Of Southeastern
lows at Ottumwa on Thursday next, the
ed instant. All interested in sheep rails.
ing and the production Of wool will doubt
less find it to their interest to attend.