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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21

UrIg1Ual Notice.
To John A. Bishop, Esther PArith, VIM. Parishs
joseph Parish. Mary J. Parish widow, Mary
J. Parish lminor), Thos. Parish iLdividusllJ and
Is administrator Of Joseph c. Parish, deceased.
Idefendants):
VOU arc hereby respectively notified that there
u ID now on file In the Clerks Of6ce Of the DIS
trict Court Of Lee County. lows. Il #. Madison,
petition II Hiram Barney, claiming Judgement
on foreclosure Of . mortgage against said John
A. B-hop above named Tor tho sum Of two thou
Sand dollars. with ten per cent. interest from
the lst day Of January, 1851, and special and
general eIocution against John Bishop, and ~
against all said defendants above named, pra, ing
also Tor fofecl azure Of mortgage given By said
John A. Bishop 70 March, Lee : DsievAn ,Trus-
tee, &C., upon tho 6outh-East quarter sect On
i~sniy-iwo q, a...p .4iy s.sia
Re &c Eve (bl. in Lee county, Io~s the .als of
said mort gagged premists TO pay II sAid debt, the
extingush a.ent Of all equity Of redemption there
in, FOR coats and general relief.
Now you and each II you sre notified to appear
aud answer said petition on the morning Of the 3
day IL the next term OF said Court. to be holden
tho 6,ss Monday Of December. 1861, Or jndgmen,
and decree viii BE- had therein prayed for by d.
| fault. IL. SsOTT HOWELL,
/ June 70. 1e6l-4w Solicitor for Petitioner
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Legal notice.

Legal Notice.
To Sarah r. Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr., D. A. Evans
and X. 3. Foster
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified tha I
there IL on file In the once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, lows, IT Keokuk,
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF Peter ".
Potter the sum Of two thousand dollars, with 10
per cent interest Per snnums payable annually, ~
maney due On mort gage made BY bin 10 Charles
Mas and since assigned 70 said AirsD Barney,
dated March 18th. 1888, also claiming against each
Of you and the other dsfendAnts the forecl< urs
saia mortgage, the same being upon Of the S-W
l and The ". Of Sc Of Sec. 3U, Up. ~ n, h
W.. Lee county, lows, for purchase money, and
further asking for the sale Of said premises and
general relief.
And ualess you appear and snswe Or said petitior
on before noon Of the second day Of the mex,
term Of said Court, 70 commence IT krokuk on ths
lst Monday Of September. A. y. 1861, defaults
will be entered against you, and Judgment render
ID thereon ~ prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE sTR0N6,
June 10. 186l-dlm Attorneys for Pitt
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Trulleet. Aaie.


WHERRAs, A H Heaslip, and susannah I.
w Hsaslsp bis wife, by their deed Of date May
LIST, 1859, and acknowledged May II, 1859. did
convey to Charles II Phelps and George Robertson
as Trustees the following descvib d reri state sit
u .ts In the City Of keukuk, in the County Of Lee
In the State Of Iowa. to wit: the west thirty 1907
feet of lot Bume.r ten .0l in block number
hundred li00l in sail city, with all the improve
nents thereon and appurtenAnc~e thereof, TO
secure to Baldwin 4 Starr of New York City. the
payment Of four promi sors notes for $4el So 100
each all Of date June 2sth, 1858, and pay able to
The order OF be dsin Starr, on the lst day Of
February. A. ID. 1869, one on thea lst day Of May
A. ID. 1880, one ON the LIST day Ut August A. b
1850, and one the LIST day ut November, A. ID.
1860 all drawing inter 81 from date until paid at
10 per cent. Der anpum, ard payable with current
care the said sums, either Of them should 4 be
paid with the interest thtreon. on the day she
Same became due, the Deed of Trust authorized
said Tru tees, or either of them 10 sell said real
e1- u1ur Of t7r
Court Horse, in aid City of keokuk, first giving
aur weeks notice Of the time, terms and place "a
said sale, lewepspe- Published in said city
Of keokuh' and upon such sale 70 execute deco
Ia foe simple t. the pur hsser which De ID If Tru
IL recorded in the Recorders Ofhce Of said Let
County. in Book of Mortgages volume on pag,
SCI; and whereas, said last described note, du,
NOVEMBER L. 1860, with the interest thereon, IL nov
due aud wholly unpaid, now, therefore, 4, Charles
III. Phelps, one CT said Trustees, will. on the -
day u July, A. b. 1851 proceed 10 sell the abov
described real estate At public sale, for cash, !,
the highest bidder, Mt the door Of the Court Hous
| in said City Of Keokuk, between tn. hours Vt
! D 'ciock q. N. and o'clock p. IN. Ut said day,
satisfy said note, in interest and costs.
CHAhLES II. PHELPS,
June 81, 1851 -dAu O3e Of the Trustees.
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REPUBLICAN .TaTEcoNvErTIon.

State Convention Of th. Republicans Of Iowa
is called to assemble by their delegates at the City
OF Des Moines. at 10 o CLOCK A. M. on Wednesday
nomination If es4esE be
elected nj the general election in October of this
year. Candidates TO be selected for the Offices
OF Governnr, Lieutena ant Governor, and one Judge
OF the supreme Court. The Convtn tlon viii take
such other action may in its opini a. contri
70 the success ii the Republican party.
kverv organized county will be entitled to one
delegate IN the Convention, and additional del
efste for each zoo votes, and for AIRY additional
frsc ION Of 100 votes cast Mt the lsst GEN
eral Election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln as Presi-
dent of the United states.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
quested To call their conventions select their del
eghtes In the ratio above stated, and for efficient
organization preparatory to the canvass.
HIM. H0XTE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
sAnusL r. MILLER, Lee County.
j. b. WEAVER Davis, +"
Gso. A. HAwLtY, Decatur -
Lxwis II spfrH, KOS nth
w. b. tAfprfsLn. Floyd
til. G. HsspERsoS. Marshall
j. X. NrsnHAs Mahaska
w. A. WARREN, Jackson
III III. TurH,tL. Cedar
s. j. w. TABOR, buchanan
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sharp work M savannah, mo.

gentleman from Western Missouri, who
arrived here yesterday, informs 10 that on
Monday, Col. Curtis, having learned that .
gang Of secession ruf6ans At Savannah, thirty
miles north Of 81. Joseph, bad driven cut or
imprisoned all the Union men Of the place,
paid Welt TO the ruffians with 400 troops
from the second lows regiment. A slight
scrimmage eDsued when be reached Savan-
nah, 10 which two secessionists we're killed.
Dol. Curtis then released the Union men who
had been imprisoned, took all the prominent
rebels and put Thorn under guard, disarmed
all who would not take the oath Of sllegi-
.nce, and turnsd their muskets over 70 the
Union men. Savannah 10 the northern ter.
minus of the Platte County Railroad.-(Chi
eago Trib.
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DEArH OF A voLUSrErR regret to
learn that Mr.. Paxton, Who Joined our DOM
papy of volunteers and vent ~ish them to
Keokuk, but Was refused by the recruiting
officer on account Of his age, died on Mon
day last OF lung fever. lie took . severe
cold during his absence, which thus sadly
and suddenly terminated his existence. II,
has . son with our company. Washngton
Press.
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To Huburtus Houtmaker, George SCHULZ, Jno. G..
w eE and George filter:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i is now on Gle in the Clerks office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee connty, Iowa, At Ut. Madison,
petition Of Hiram BarAey, claiming jadgme nt on
foreclosure of . mortgage against said Huburtus
dred dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
LIST day Of January lS6l, and special and general
execution against Huburtus Houtmaksr, and ~
against all said defendants above named praying
also for the forecoure Of mortg ge, given BY said
IL. Heutnakcr 10 Charles Mason. upon lots II and
II, Block lag, In Keokak, Lee sosaty, IesA, sAs
sale Of said mcrtgaseA premises TO pay ID said
debt, the extinguishment of all equity VI redemp.
ton, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of You are notified to appear
and said petition " the morning Of The SEQ
uud dry next tsrn Of tuuYr, To b. hUrd
on the 6rst Monday Of December. 1851. o. judg
ment and decree will be hsd therein ~ prayed iol
by aefault. IL. SCOTT HuWkLL,
June 20, lS6l-1m Solicitor for Plaintiff
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Gen. Mcclellan, in command OF operations
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, 10
expected to arrive at S.. Louis TO morrow
morning to superintend the conduct Of the
campaign In this State. The war in Missouri
has assumed during the last week, suoh graz
ny and importance NJ TO cali for messursa
for ,ts vigorous conduct, and to the imperious
necessity for holding Missouri 10 TO DO -.
s-ibuted the visit OF Gen. Mcclellan, whose
conduct OF operation ne thus far, st Cairo and
Western Virginia, has been highly suocessful,
and without fsuls.-[Ss. Louis News, June
10th.
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CTA confidence man calling himself
Wilson, has been diddling the merchants OF
Davenport out OF considerable merchandise,
doing 1t in the most business like manrer.-
he 10 described az being OF medium size,
dark side- whiskers, wearing black afpaccs
coat and black silk hat. We give him the
benefit Of this notice, should his travels EN-.
brace Keekuk.
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FALL WHEAr.--rhe Davenport Gazette
says: "Mr. III b. Osborne, whose farm 10
about miles from this eits, brought Us yes.
Indian White Wheat, the stalks Of which
10 In one stool and fifteen 10 the other
we're over feet high. This 10 the TALES,
wheat We have heard ri this season in this
locality. X will probably be ready to cut In
about three weeks. sir @. says bis and hi,
neighbour whsa, generally looks we'll, ant
the Iro@f ects are excellent
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u The Bloomfield Clarion is not in ia.
vor OF Mahoney's call for Democratic
State Convention, but is 10 favor Of electng
Democratic Governor Of Iowa by uni on
Of all parties.
VI course. Who ever saw q Dem CORA. 10
favor OF elecsing Republican by union ci
Oil parties IN Iowa, notwithstanding the Re
publcans have = majority OF fifteen thou.
sand in the State, and in The face Of the fact
that the election OF Democrats Governor
would be held throughout the country as
condemnation Of the Administration Of Mr.
I,rcci-
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gTOo Tuesday last no lees than 900 dead
letters were dropped in the New York Post
Once. They were directed principally to
the Postmassers at Nashville. Tenn, (now
closed), and other places, and contained q
regularly directed letter inside, and dime
TO pay return postage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21

Arms sEizED.-Tae steamboat w. II. Ba-
- z=~s -tsvfrr-a EEvuuTv1ffu, fnd., IN rzsr
Saturday, and found TO have on board mu
nitions Of war, for which the officers could
give no satisfactory account. The boat was
from Pitssburg, and had on board 4 pieces
OF cannon. 1t was supposed she intended
passing Cairo in the night, and take the guns
South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21
MU6ICs MUSIC
Maddcrn'S String and COrnet Band,

Is prepared TO furnish music for Parties, .n1a1N
L Balls, Exhibitions and Proc sssioas, with &41&
from three to ten instruments. Orders SEs2e
left at j.. d. Patrick's Music store, on Main, -
between second and third streets will be pune tn
ally attended to. RESIDENCE, ON johnson street,
between 7th and 8sh Cd Is -dlml
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Is ne WARD

CTRAYED, from the sub.cri Der, about the 10
- Of May. = small Red Cow, with short, straig b
horns; marks not recollecssd. lhe above rewar
will be given for her delivery.
ieo1.d A. q. SfLMAN.
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The rebels in the Maryland Legislature ex-
pect +, rass an amnesty act in order TO GOV.
er III the crimes of the rnffans who fred on
the Macs. troops and burned tho RAILROAD
bridges.
The Baltimore Sun endeavors to encourage
ths rebels by representing that the North is
sick OF the war.
Gen. Scott's health 10 better than for a
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FER sale,

Fer SALE
A Mare and spring wagon will be SOLD cheap for
IA cash. - the owncr waits TO volunteer IN IA
army. Enquire 1t Felts cooper ship. on Asia,s
Addition.
June l6-d6t DAN,L RrInnI.n
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aTit IL unierstood,hst Col. Montgom
cry G. Meigs has been appointed Quarter
master General af the army. IL 10 well
qualified in every respect.
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Font q lsNT.

Font MENT.
a C)MFORFABLE Dwelling Houre, for small
a faulty, already furnished location desr-
able. Address Box 81, through the Post Oth,e
jelS-d3t
- Of "rhe Desert Home, ''"Young Wy agours, =
jsls-d OGDEN. BRoWNgLL ! CO.
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- 500 Mnrmons-a portion OF some
400 nov 90 the way passed through Ham
nibai on the 18th, for their new western
home.
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Foreign News.

The Africa. from Liverpool June 9th, has
arrived with SOS, 900 in specie.
The English Government has prohibited
the bringing Of prizes into British ports
Greeory's motion to recognize the Southern
Confederacy was postponed sine die.
II is reported that the United States Gov
ernment's orders for 275,000 muskets had
reached Frankfort.
The Southern Commissioners were soon
expected in Germany with u similar Object.
funds we're depressed at London, Paris
and elsewhere, in consequence Of Count Ca
YOURS death.
Gariballi was reported seriously ILL., The
Pope was likewise indisposed.
IL was reported that Napoleon interdicted
Prince Napoleon visiting the United States,
but he will visit Canada.
The collection Of taxes in Hungary BY The
military execution was being carried out
with the greatest severity.
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S. (. ANDERSON { Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. Ill Main Street,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
WE have on hand and are constantly receiving
wv from first hands In Eastern and other mar
kets the
Choicest Brands Of Articles
usually kept in our line. Our connections With
FeFsign markets ere such 70 enable rs 70
Sell Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices
Hence, We offer rare inducements TO those wanting
Goods, either 10 Johbng or Refill way We
have made arrangements with our cspondents
in ST. Louis. by which We are enabled to sell any
thing in eur line
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE,
FOR MISSOURI MONRY.
We ARR ALso rAErss Fr. MAplsos ScRIp At ran
/ We respectfully solicit . call to exsmine our
Stock and prices before purchasing slse~h
| EI We HAVE ALL GOODS DELIVERED
PROMPTLY, BY OUR own WAGON, yREK on
CHARGE.
jeis-d
EOkVK CLASSICAL aCHOOI.
/ fNHE Annual Examination OF the keokuk Cias
sicai School will BIG held tomorrow tfhurs
day in the Medieal College Hali. Exercises or
menee at o'clock. Forensic Exercises, Frida,
| evening Ut O'Clock, In the ssme place.
Wv JAMESON, Principal.
Keokuk, juno 10, lS6i-d3t
Lexns No,ice.
To ID. G. Billings, Msh,table Killings, Eliza suii
van and v lillian sullivan, Davenport Gass4ll
4 Susan Weleh, Peter H,ne. Henderson 4 Co
James Lsrkins, Hugh Haskins. executor; Vim
pritchsrd, u. Pretoriua. Anara1 Mab-i.r. Il. "
Phinney, n. A Thompson Co.. Heorgs Coop
Il Co., Henry s. Tayior. samuel Jandun, Hcagt
a Bros:
YOU and each OF yeu are hereby notified ,ha
] thsre IL 90 hie In the of6c@ II tbs Clerl
Of the District Court 81 Lee county, Iowa. ~ Kso
kuk, petition and supplemental petition of Hmal
Barney, claiming q you. b. Z. Billings the sam Q
fifteen hundred doliarr, With 10 per cent. intssss
,, : mortgage made - yoa % Charles Ma,oa IN
since signed TO said Barney. dated April "a iS5'
also claiming against each VI you and the other d
Q PENDANTS, the foreclosure Of said mortgage, III
.iss ssn Sea- sp H. .as i. '
2 in Tp. a.. n, h. W. Also. :: ofs-ka Of Sc
SO. Up. 81 N, k.1 W.. aiso S-W l VI w
Sec. so, Up. 81 ~, X, W., Lee county. Iowa. 4
: the purchase money, and further askins Tor
sale Of said premises, and general rclief.
And unless yon appear and anss yer sai petition
II before noon Of the second day OF the next ter
d Of said Court, to com menoe at ksoA nh, on the
Manday Of September, A. d. 1881, . default vi
- - asaaf ~~A taA0s M
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WANTED
IlYs yeung man, . situation In any capacity that
ID several years experiences no bookkeeper
and accountant renders him comIet to I'LL, and
whose principal present ohjec, IL employment.
Address "BOOk kEkPE
June20d2t Al this once.
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1776! JULY 4th! 1861
sn BOxES fire CRACK ERs.
81, Received this day, and for sale.
ie2Od KELLOGG 4 BIR0E.
LEM


- BOXES CHOICE, direct from New York
kO For sale by
jc2O-d kELLWo bIhdE.
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CT The Augusta Constitu.ionalist Of the
20th ultimo has the following significant par
agrapbi
JKrs. DAvls,s WAs HoRs1c president Ds-
vis's war horse passed through this city last
night on his way 10 Richmond, Va. Accom-
psnying the animal was tho President's Sad
die. 90 the horn of which IL compsss, to b
u.sl in case the rider should lose his way.
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Especial to Commercial.
Washington. june 20.


The steamer Alliance hes just returned
fron, cruise on the petnmac Lia.ss.~ w
gait, commander, reports that he captured
l | rebe! essels on the river, which we're en-
deavorinr to supply the enemy With provi-
sions. He dealt summarily with them-
burning Q, sinking and bringing tho others
here AZ prizes. He also discovered that the
rebels are again at work on tho batteries .,
Acquia Greek.
Al noon to-day the picket guards Of the
Federal forces and those of the enemy were
within sight OF each other near Fairfax
Court House.
The first and principal patent Of the Morse
Telegraph expired day.
II has been intimated BY the President
himself that be will assure the country Of q
speedy termination of the war, in his mes.
sage; that he will declare his own purpose Of
accomplishing this by the most energetic
measures. appealing to Congress and the
country for lnpport.
The following notice emenatcd from the
State Department. TO day:
IL 10 expected hereafter that any passport
which may DO Issued by diplomatic agent
accrrdrtrd to this Euvrumgut OF any other
consular authority whatever, to any person
TO proceed beyond the lines OF the u. S.
forces or to q foreign country, viii be coun-
.ersigned By the Seo'y Of State.
(Signed,) WV. II. SEwARD.
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kEOklk GIAAGIGAL AGHOOI.
fNHE Annual Examina alton Of the keokuk ciss
j sicai School will BIG held tomorrow Thurs
day in the Medieal College Hall. Exercises gn
menee at O'Clock. Forensic Exercises, Frida
evening, 1T O'Clock, In the ssme place.
Wv JAMESON, Principal.
Keokuk, June 10 156i-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-15
Arrest of 4 Notorious Forger ana
COunterfeiter. w

Jerry CoWden, alias John Colburn, alias a.
P. Miller, the most extensive forger ana coun-
terleiter In the United States, was arrested on
Friday night near the Hoboken Terry, New
York, by two officerso of that cityand St. Louis
dstectlve. The charge isfor forgery on banks
Of Chicago, st. Louis, Pittsburg, Oolumnus an ane
Detroit, 10 the extent OF between $~V'oov anu
$50 900; also, that Cowden, under tne guise Oh
"a drover, passed a large amount OF the nrighSon
counterfeits upon Western bankers. oeveral
Western and Southern officers have been after
CoUden for some months past, but, with one
exoeptlon. he has managed to eude them by
means OF paid spies. The prisoner states tnat
a few weeks since, while residing In Brooklyn,
he was apprehended by two officers, one from
Philadelphia and the other belonging 10 new
York. They took from him $50 UUo IN coun.
terfeite, and he gave them 81 ,UUu In gooo
money, for which he was allowed his liberty.
The oiicera were TO have made the arrest on
Thursday night In Greenwich street, near Bar.
clay, knowing that Cowden had an appointment
in that locality. The prisoner stated that he
learned that they were In wait for him through
a police officer he had employed to pipe" for
him. He also stated that If he had remained
at liberty until Wednesday next, he would have
made seven hundred dollars out OF JOB on
hand. Cowden is about forty-eignt years OF
age. OF genteel hppcarhucej ohu "oee
pass for q substantial business man. lie issaid
to have followed the profession for the past
twenty-five years, and, although known as a
notorious counterfeiter and forger, has so far
escaped punishment. He is supposed to have .
large number of bank note plates on hand, aud
Il IL said he issued the ten dollar counterfeit
bills on the Rondoubt Bank, which so closely
resembled the genuine that they we're received
at the banke.-Bost0n CoWtT. ,ila -sIsT
The name of JERRY CowDEs is familiar in
these parts, in connection with counterfeitipg.
He has served, we think, two terms in the Ohio
Penitentiary for like offenses. He is, undoubt-
edly, one of the ablsst men Of his profession,
JERRY, while in the Penitentiary, about 1851,
told one Of the Directors that under certain
tomb stone in a graveyard at Cincinnati-giy.
ing direetions--there could be found o genuine
one hundred dollar bank note plate, of one Of
the Boston Banks, for which a reward was
offered, Of, we think. 500. Not much conf
dence was placed in JERRY's story. subse'
quenty he told one of the guards of the matter,
who went 10 the place, found tho plaie, sent 1t
home and received the reward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-15
New York Democratic State COnven-
ton.

The Democratic electors of the several As
sembly Districts of the State are requested to
send two delegates to State Convention, to be
held at Syracuse, on the 4th day of September,
1861, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Judge of Appeals, Secretary Of State, Comp
troller, Treasurer, Attorney General, State En-
gineer, two Canal Commissioners, and an In
spector of State Prisons. a -
All citizens are requested to unite in the se-
lection OF these delegates, who agree that the
present crisis demands the subordinasion Of the
interests Of party to those Of the country; who
believe that the vigorous prosecution Of the war
should be accompanied by the most liberal prof
fers of peace; who seek the restoration OF the
Union by extending equal justice to all the
States; who regard no war or peace as defensi.
BILE which is based upon the idea Of the ultimate
separation of these States; who, while willing
to oppose to secession all the resources of the
country, consider sectionalism at the North as
pregnant source Of the evils that afflict US,
and demand that public affairs shall be conduct
ed henceforth upon broader principles of cousti-
tutional duty and patriotism, and who agree
that Justice to our soldiers and taxpayers re-
quires the immediate institution Of more rigid
administration of expenditures, and the expul.
sion of corrupt men from office.
DEAN RICHMOND, Chairman.
prTrn CAooeR. Secretary.