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The daily Gate City., 1861-06-08

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The daily Gate City., 1861-06-08

Agricultural Warehouse
SEED STORE,
NO. I53 MAIN-ST.......... EOKUK, IOWA.
/ AM rtesiving daily fresh and we'll selected
stock OF Agricultural Implements and Seeds,
which AN Offering to the public at low prices for
cash, at wholesale and retail.
Aprl3, 'ol-d3m E. REYNOLDS
A FULL assortment Of the following make of
a Plows may be found at the Agricultural Ware
house and 81 edstore:
kcokuk Plow Co.
Moline. Ill.
Aock Island, III.
Warsaw. Ill.
Boston, Mass.
ap3d3m F.REYNoLDs.
A FRESH stock Of Gardcn and Field Seeds by
"A the busnei, pound, oInce or paper, may be
found at the Seed Store, 1a3 Main-st.
ap3d3m 4 REYNOLDS.
lust received at the fgricultursl Warehouse
u and Seed Store good stock of Corn and Cob
trushers, Corn Shelters, Cnitivators, Corn Plant
sra; single, Double and II rihble shoveis, which
am offering 1T reduced prices for cash.
Apr3dsm 4. REYNOLDS.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To J ohm Hsrris, susan Msltby, l.. B. Maitby,
VIM. Brown, james Bradford, Jas. e. Lyons Ut ii, !,
The daily Gate City., 1861-06-08
The singer Machines

Make the interlocked stitch, which Is the best
stich known. They are Of great speed, easily un-
derstood, simple in structure, OF great durability,
adapted to the heaviest and lightest goods are I'm.
ished IN the mcst perfect manner, and may be used
for several years without requiring repair.
The daily Gate City., 1861-06-08

We would ask for them (before purchasing else
wherel the special attention OF Vest maker
Dress makers, and all who want Machines for Ugh
manufacturing purposes.
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Wholesome and Patriotic.

We commend the following, from Iorncys
Press, to those carpcrs among the Demo-
cratic press who are just now occupying
themselves almost exclusively inabusing the
President aud endeaYorng to cmharrass the
Administration
prcccivo hat some of the Breckin-
ridge papers conducted by men who are at
heart inimcal to the country and who
should bo visited by the stcanIcst popular
rcprobaton, are attempting to make point
against the Administration by charging that
the President has hansended his calling
armies into the field, establishing bloukades,
and directing our generals to suspend the
writ of habcas corpus, These malcontents
are tho only persons left in the loyal States
who cling to the robbor fortunes Of Jctt
Davis and his associates. Their mission is,
if possible, to divide the people by attack
ing the Government. Nothing will be left
undonc by them to accomplish this purpose,
and they cannot be too closely watchcd,--
But whatever may result, the action of Con-
grcss may be readily anticipated. Not only
will the Prcsidcntbc heartily sustained, but
every step he has taken will be cnthusastily
endorsed. | DO not believe there will DO
any attempt at party movement III either
house beyond the displacement of such Sec
csaionists as have been permitted to remain
in position. Democrats, who have horeto-
! fore antagonizod the republicans will now be
! found ON the side of the General Govern
ment. As an instance Of the spirit that ami
mates patriotic men of the late Democratic
organization il is worth stating mat Mr.
Perry, the successor of Mr. Speaker Pen
nington, elected last year in the Newark
! (Ncw Jersey district, who visited WashlnS-
tom few DAYS ago, declared his detcnnna-
tion to support Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet;
and. at the same time, expressed hope that
nothing would be done to prevent men like
himself from uniting with men of all othor
parties in the same cause, And Ia oonVer-
sation some evenings since, with several
members Of the Cabinet, was struck with
the ibcrality and carnegtncss with which
they argued in favor Of the recognition OF
well known Democrats, who were ready tc
sustain the measures necessary for the pro
secution of the war; and the punishment oi
the traitors.
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One OF the Reasons,

The Irish member, Mr. Gregory, who has
80 steadily laborcd to produce a recognition
aI the Southern Ccufcdcracy, and was pre-
vcutol from arguing his cause in the Brit
jsh Parliament, has been permitted to pre-
sent L in the more friendly columns of the
London Times. Among other reasons of
almost an opposite nature, we suhjom the
following;
advocate the recognition Of the South
rru CunIclcyacy, because believe bv the
separation of the North from the South we
may deal an cticctual blow ~ that uccurscd
traffic, the slave trade. Hitherto. we have
received obstructious rather than co-opcm-
tion from the United States in or cudcav-
orS to put down that traffic. The Northcrn-
crs have always Cuutculcl that Southern
prCjudiccs have been Il bar tn their hearty
cooperation with us. They have now got
rid OF these prCjuliccs and, as the Cuban
slave trade is mainly carried ON hv ships
sailing from Northern capital. look forward
! with confidence to the future action of the
! United States Government ro restrain their
/ citizens at least from thcir udious enterprise
| AS for the South, the slave trade has been
/ formally and strictly forbidden 10y the Con.
! StiUtion that COnattution has hccu rati-
! itcl 10y the several Confederate States, and
! | should, had my motion como ON, been in Il
position To prove from various reasons, &c
| the House of Commons the sincerity of the
southern President and Congress- ON thi,
! point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-07-04
eHRga. siCRat's Esspgna.

\ correspondent Of the Now York Times,
writing from Washington under date of
June 26th, says:
The reports circulated If u change in the
plans of General scott, and that he will
commence active operations against the
rebels, are erroneous We are further than
ever removed from battle. Gen. Scott had
no purpocs of risl,ing general engagement.
The only conflicts between us and the rebels
which are likely to transpire at present are
sliin'shcs. SCOTS programme is the con-
ccutratiou of Federal troops is Virginia and
The other Border States in such larg bodies
as to mako il madness Tor the rebels to at
tempt an attack While thus intmjdnting
them, the presence of our forces will cucor-
age the loyal citizens to r'sc i'll sufficient
numbers to prevent amy further outragcs.
cut of their resources, increase, the dissat-
islaction in their camps and causc dcscr-
ton, and 10y thus harrassiug and demora-
! l2mg them. drive them from the border
States Scott is confident that this accom-
| plishcd, the loyalty of the Border States is
| fixed, 'lhon il is his purpose To transport
| 10y sea an lmmCnCc force to operate against
! the Gulf States. They will be landod undcr
| the protection of mcu-o!-War at the promi-
ncnt points on the Atlantic and Gulf coats,
and thus threatened by the approaches from
the sea the authorities Of the different States
will at onoe recall their troops from the
main body, and thus break up thcir grand
army, and make it po@crlcss for any olten-
sive movements. The fragments in the
different States being then cut OFF from sup
plies from the Border States, will be driven
to accept terms from Washington. 1t is no
part Of the plan rs at present arranged to
attack the debris of the rebel army, or to
attempt to rctakc any of the stolen forts, rs
tho restoration of them will be made one of
the conditions dictated to the rebels when
they find themselves forced toacccpt terms
! BY January he thinks the rebellion will be
entirely defeated and the Union rcconstruc,
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WHY Is Kindness PROSTATE!

It is not for want of capital for there is
mere money in the country now than there
ever was before, and there never was a
time when so much was flowing i'll and SO
little out as at present, 1t is not that tho
wants Of tho people are less than formerly,
for there are as many to be fed and clothed
as ever in the free States and to these wants
are added the numerous peculiar proyis-
ions for our numerous army, The reason is
to be found in The impossibility of making
any calculations for the future-the mcer-
tainty that hangs over everything. Man
suspends all enterprises until they see what
is likely to be the result Of the great con-
hict in which the country is engaged. 1t
is only state of suspension. Many lndlvl-
duals will be ruined but in the aggregate
the country VIII not be exhausted; and as
soon as there shall be q reasonable prospect
of successful issue in a reasonable time,
things viii take start, and business will be
driven with life and Vigor somewhat COM
mensurate with the inactivity and deadness
of the present time,
We must take courage, and by prudence
and industry will all get through. Those
who can stand for sixty days, will be all
right. but wo to those who have been doing
more business than their capital would war
rant-who owe heavily, and whose resour-
ces are on their books, These must suffer
all others will 90 through the pressure with
! cut having heen squeezed enough to hurt
them, we would suggest to all the propri-
! oty and necessity Of keeping a stitt upper
/ lip, Things is wprlip .-BucyTas Journal
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go ENmrnhlPrs,

Now is the time for farmers to make
money, The country is at war, \ hall
million of men, instead of being producers,
will become consumers, Flour, beef, pork,
beans--tho suhatantals will be wanted IN
largo quantity. Europe is convulsed, and
the indioationar that there will be general
outbreak across the water; if so, America
must supply the armies Of France, Italy and
England with food. Let the Farmers prepare
for a great demand; let every cultivator pu
in an extra acre of corn OF of wheat, anc
carry his tilth to the best possible projection
let every calf be saved from the butchers
hands, for there will be great demand TO
beef. Farmers of Wood now is your time
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 9th
of July next at the house of Alva Sholes, in Plain
Township will let to the lowest bidder in separate
sections, the making of drain No. 30, commencing
about eight rols east Of the west quarter post Of
section 81, town north, range 10 cast thence
northelly to the southwest corner Of section 81
same town AMI range thence north on the Liberty
and Niltonyille Free Turnpike road, to point about
80 rods north Of the southwest corner OF section 3
same town AMI range thence north westerly down
Tontoginy creek, terminating in the northeast
quarter Of section 81 town north, ana range afre
said. Said drain is divided into one hundred and
fifty sections of 200 feet each. Width of bottom
feet to station 10, the rtmaudcr three feet. Bank
slopes y base to | vertical. The eXCavatcd earth
along the road to be cast thereon, and all the earth
10 be clear of the slopes at least three feet The
work to b. completed by the 18th November next.
to the acceptance OF the County Commissioners.
The plan and specifications Of The work. &c, will
be exhibited on tn day of SALE Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clack,a. IN. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Pcrrysbulg, June 81, lS6l-SwjS7 25.
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the
3lst day of July next, at Adam Ross old stand in
Portage township. will let to the lowest bidder in
separto sections, the making of the drain known rs
drain No. q, commencing at point where line
running north and south through the centre oC sec
ton p in Liberty township crosses the Black Swamp
branch of the Portage rivers thence running a north
east course in said channel until it crosses the cast
line of section in Portage township, wherlat to
terminate. The work is divided into 14j sections Of
20 rods each, and to be of the following width on
the bottom: from b ginning to section As twenty
feet, from section 4j to 50 inclusive thirty feet from
section so to enl forty feet. The timber hoodwood
and earth to be cleared out feet from the center of
said drain for the first ij sections % feet for the
next 3d. and 30 feet for the reminder of the sections
Slope of banks = to foot in depth. The cuttings
varies from LOO ola foot to 81 feet The cuttings
to be made in accordance with the profile of the en-
gncer in charge of the work. The whole to be
completed by the first day of November, 1881. to
the acceptance of the County Commits sioners Plan
and specifications of the work will BE- exhibited an
conditions made known on day of SALE Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, a. M
ADDISON SMITH Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Pcrrysburg, June Goth. lS6l-SwjSS co.
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the ID day of Au-
gust next, at the house Of R. IL. Bulls, in Plain
township will let 10 the lowest bidder, in separate
sections, the making of ditch No. 80, commencing
at the center post OF section 3, town north, range
10 east; thence north the quarter line Of said
tion, and of section 81 in Plain township, To inter-
sect the ditch now located, and known as the Wood
bury ditch. The work comprises 20 sections of 20
rods each, excepting the last, which is 20 rods long
Bank slopes q base to vertical Width Of bot
tOm3l3 feet. The earth to be removed at least two
feet from the banks. The whole to be completed
by the 10Th November next to the acceptance of the
County Commissioners. Plan and specifications
Of the work exhibited, and terms of sale made
known on the day of sale. Sale to commence at 2
O'clock p. m. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor,
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Perrysburg, June 81, lS6l-Sw5S5 rs,
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MITCH LETTING,

Notice is hereby given that, on the Both day of
July next at Dautcrman's school house. in Portage
township will let to the lowest bidlc in separate
sections, the making Of drain No. 81, commencing
at point where the Milton and Montgomery +. Y.
road the west branch of Portage river thence
east in the south ditch of said road to the middle
branch of Portage river. Said drain is divided in
to 43 sections Of 90 rods each. Width of bottom 3
feet. ant bank slopes ] = base to | vertical. The
eXcavated earth to be thrown over the road and net
less than feet from the slopes. The work to be
done by the 18th November next, to the acceptance
of the County Commissioners. Plan and spacifca-
tons of the york exhibited on the day of sale Sale
to commence at ten O'Clock, IA. m.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, 0.
PerrySburg, June 81, lS6l-SwjS5 25.
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the LIST day of Au-
gust next, at the house of Joseph Mitchell in Plain
township, will let TO the lowest bidder, in separate
sections, the making of ditch No. 81, comm 'ncing
80 rods west Of the southeast corner Of section 3
town north range cast; thence west to the south
quarter post Of said section; thence north 50 rods ,
thence west about 2j rods; thence north-wcsagy to
the west line of the east half of the south- west
quarter of said section thence north on the half
quarter line to the north line of said section Also
a branch or arm to the aforesaid ditch, commencing
40 rods south of the north quarter post Of the south
west quarter of the section aforesaid thence west
so rods to the west line of the same section. The
work is divided into 2j sections of 20 rods each, OK
ceptng section 49, which is 10 rods long, section Z
2S rods, and section q, Is rods long. Width of
bottom 80 feet down to station Q; thence TO station
u fee thence to station 81, feet thence to the
end, feet. Width of bottom of arm ditch feet
The arm comprises sections of 30 rods each. Bank
slopes IL base to rise. Earth to be cast at least
3 feet from the slopes. The whole 10 be completed
by the 5h November next to the acceptance of the
County Commissioners. Plan and specifications OF
the work and terms of sale made known on the day
Of letting. Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. m.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
PeTysburg, June 81, lS6l-SwjSS so.
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DlTCHES.
TITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the goth
day of July, 1861 at the house of Michael Amos
in Portage township, will let to the lowest bidder
in separate sections the making of the drain known
as drain No. 49, commencing at or near the south
quarter post of section l. Portage township: thence
running north or near the quarter limo 27O rods;
thence in north westerly direction to the Portage
river and there terminate The work comprises | I
sections of 30 rods cach the width Of the bottom
the first sections to be feet, the reminder four
feet The banks to have Il slope of | y to foot
in depth. The earth taken from the ditch to be re
moved feet from the bank. The cuttings as in
dicatcd on the engineers profile to be adhered to in
excavating. The work to be completed by the lst
County Commissioners. Sale to commence Mt |
O'Clock p. m. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Perrysburg June 20. lS60-Sw5S6 90.
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Thursday. the Ist
day of August, 1851, at the house of j. Flickingcr
Ill Plain township. will let to the lowest bid ler in
separate sections, the making of the drain known
as drain No. 3D. commencing 20 rods north Cf the
south west corner of section 80, town s. range II
thence south along the Pcrrysburg and Findlav +.
L. road to point 20 rods south Of the north west
corner OF section 6, town 4, range II thoncl east
on the most practicable route to point - rods south
OF the northeast corner OF said section D. and there
terminate. The work comprises - sections of 20
rods each, with bottom of ~ feet in width for
the first Is sections and OF 3 feet for the balance
Bank slopes Il base to | vertical The earth tn -
ken out Of the ditch to be removed feet from the
slope of the bank. The cuttings to be made in ac-
cordance with the profile of the engineers in charge
of the work, and the whole 70 be completed bv the
1st day of November, 1851. Plan and specifca-
tions will be exhibited and conditions made known
on day of sale Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.
m ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood county. O.
Perrysburg, June 30, lSjl-SwjS7 90.
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SALE.

+. & d. X. Hollenbeck VS. William r. Carothers,
BY virtue of an order of SALE issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Wood county, Ohio, in the
above entitled cause, / shall, at the door of the
Court House, in PeTysbuTg, in Wood county, Ohio,
ON the
Twentieth-seventh Day of July, 1861,
at 10 O'Clock, a, m., of said day, offer for sale at
public auction, the following described lands and
tenements to-wit: the west one-third of the north
half of the southeast quarter of section number
eighteen township number four north, range num-
ber ten east, in the, county Of Wood and State OF
Ohio, and containing twenty six and 67-lOO acres.
G.. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
Perrysburg, Ohio, June Is, lS6l-sw5ss 40,
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DITCH LETTING,


Notice is hereby given that on the I'd day of Au-
gust next, at the house of Joseph Mitchell in Plain
township will let the lowest bidder, in separate
sections, the making Of ditch No. A. commencing
near the center of the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 35, town NORTH range
10 east; thence west to the west line OF the east half
of the southwest quarter Of said section thence
north some 3 rods; thence west to the west line of
the same scction thence south westerly to the CEN
ter OF the south half of section 81 same Town and
range; thence west about 60 rods thence north
westerly to the ridge road on the west half Of the
northwest quartep of said section 34 thence north
on near the center line of the last mentioned tract
10 the north line of said section 34 thence west to
the northwest corner Of the same section. The
work is divided into Al sections of 500 feet each
Bank slopes y base TO one vertical. The earth tc
be removed at least feet from. the slopes. Width
of bottom feet, The whole to be completed by
the 5th November next, to the acceptance Of the
County Commissioners. Plan and specifications o
the work exhibited, and conditions of sale mad
/ known on the day Of sale. Sale 10 commence a
| no o'clock a. m. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor,
Auditors Office, Wood county, o..
! Perrysburg, June q, lS6l-sw5S7 u,
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done, my hasty conclusions, and love me as
you once did?"
"Groce, You have as mach to forgive as
l. We will forget the past. and love each
other better for uur trials"
For one bright golden year we have been
TO each other husband ani wifo, and in all
that time not cloud has dimmcd our sun
shine; and may our future bc us happy as
the now is the prayer OF Grace Athcrton.
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pr,e RIOckade,

In the case of tho United States vs.. tho
schooner Tropic Wind. seized by the block
aiding feet at the mouth of the James river,
Judge Dunlop, of the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia, has deci-
ded as well on principles of general law as
in pursuance of what he cites as the estab-
lished rulings of our Supreme Court that
the blockade proclaimed by President Lin
coin on the 10th of April last was lawfully
established as one of the rights incident tq
state of civil war;
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LEGAL ADV'S.
- ALE OF REAL EsTATE.-IN PROBATE
> COURT.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.--IN PROBATE
y COURT.
John Russell, admir- vs. David Clcvcrs and Catha-
rinc Cleycrs. deed.
On the first day Of July. 1861, between 10 O'Clock
a. IN. and o'clock p. M, on the promises, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the property of Catherine Clcvcrs and David
Clevers, dcccased Commencing % rods west of
the southeast corner of the north = of the north
west !, of section II, township 3, range II east;
thence west 20 rods thence north so rods thence
east 26 rods; thence south sOrods making l3 acres.
Also, commencing at the south-cas, corner of the
north half OF the northwest quarter of section a.
township 3rangc IL east; thence % rods west tEencc
north S0 thence cast % rods thence south 81 rods
to the place of ofbcginning containing IL acrcs-the
property of David Clevers and Catharinc Clcvcrs,
decd. Conditions made known ON day of sale.
JOHN Russell, admir-.
Cook. Price & JOHNSON, att'vs.
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