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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-28
PeintGe CT tapissier.

+ so'lssigne, fSf dune mauiare perIaanentc i
Ii Washington. oflte SEES services a seq amis ct
au phblic en general, Il ex6cutera promptelnent
et dune maaiere d bonner satisfaction. totite on.
vrage qui fat partie lie ses meters. S'alresser
a la meme a dotnieiie on aux NM. I4ouaiilier l. Co.
"A Washington. SEES prix sant raisennabies..
II aGflf-Bln HECTOR LAUNEY.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-28

F. capitaine Charles de Coarson. arcl;,ae.e y.
IL arpenteur, oftre SEES services onciencjgnsenient
anx hih'tants de st Landry. Tout ordre la;sss a
| hotel de Tuhiou, rue du Maine, reeeyra son alien.
ton immediate, On l'y ~trouvera tous les samedis.
opelousas, 9 mas 1851
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-28
4 YENDRE.

opelousas. IL NJ 1861,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

Capt. Steel cf u. 8. Cavalry, resigned 1t st. 10.
% tho 18th, and left for Virginia.
Santa Fe correspondent Of the Republican, Gays
Capt. Claiborne, Lisuts. Jackson and Mcneil, re-
Gently stationed At Fort Staunton, resigned.
EaasasOity, June -.
News has reached hsrs thst the STATE Troops hsvs
evacuated Lexington. Iti not known whore they
have gone. No particulars given, bat tho fact VI
the evacuation may be relied on.
Louisville, June 20.
The Mobile Register Of the 10th, says James
Lob.r, native Of baltimore, belonging to Captain
Brooks, N. Y. company 1t Picksns, out swimming
n ~ -. :. %. @zl I'd ss " The h..as
Of the enemy, and we'll treated but refuses to give
and information respecting the Fort.
Furt Monroe June II.
The Regiment which yesterday made recon
noisancc toward Great Bsthsl rstnrnad late in the
evening, having gone TO the nsighborhood Of Little
Dsthsl. They brought hack intelligence Of i'm
portsncs.
1t IL understood that the Confederates are con
csntrAting large Force at Yorktown.
II 10 safs to say that important movements are
5einF n 81 S.waHfs Point, ahe ~ Willeashey
point some three miles further down, and one mile
opposite Hip RApa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

State Convention OF the Republicans Of Iowa
il called to ensemble by their delegates at the City
OF Des Moines, at 10 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday .
July 3lst 1861, for the nomination Of officers TO be
elected at the general election in October Of this
year Candidates are TO be selected for the offices
OF Governor, Lieuter ant governor and one Judge
OF the Supreme Court. Tho Convention viii take
such other action may In its opinion contribute
to the success Of the Republican party.
Every organized county will be entitled TO one
delegate In the Convention, and one addiiie nal del
egate for each zoe votes. and for any additional
fraeIon Of 100 more votes cast at the last Gen.
erai Election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln as Presi-
dent of the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
Qaested To ca their yentions 10 see ct their
egAtes In the ratio above stated and for ef6cisn
organization preparatory TO the car vass.
HIM. HoyIE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SAMUEL +. MILLER. Lee County
J. ID. WRavER, Davis,
Gro. A. HAwLEY, Decatur
LEwK smith, kossuth
". y. FAIRFIsLr. Floyd
Ill. c. HENDERSON, Marshall
J. K. NkEDHAA .Mahaska
W. A. WARRES, Jackson
H. III. TuTHiLL, Cedar
5 J. w. TABOR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24


WHEREAS, A. Ii. Heaslip, and 6ussnnsh I.
w Heaslfp hs wife, " their deed Of date Nay
lst, 1stq, and acknow lodged May n, 1859. did
convey TO Charles n. Phelps and George Robertson
Trustees the following described resi estate sit
uate ia the City Of keokuk, in tho County Of Lee
in the State of lows, 70 ~it: the west thirty 1907
feet Of lot nume1r ten Is0J In block number ons
ments thereon and sppurenancss thereof, to
secure to Baldwin Starr OF New York City, the
payment Of four promissory notes fer e461 50 100
each, al Of date June 18th, 1858, and payable TO
the order Of b dwin Starr, one on the LIT day Of
February, A. u. 1860, one on tbs LIST day Of May
A. b. 1880, one on the LIST day OF August, A. b
1860, and one on the Ist day VI November, A. b.
1890, all drawing interrst from date until Md 1T
10 per cent. per apnum, ard payable With current
rates Of Exchange on New York !; and whereas, in
case the said suns either VI them thosld MT be
paid, with the interest thereon. on the day The
Same became dse, the Deed Of Trust authorised
said Trustees. either Of them, to sell said real
eetsts ut public EAie for cash ~ the DIOR of the
Court House, in laid City Of keoknk, first giving
four weeks notice of the time, terms and place Il
said sale, in acwepaper Published 10 said City
Of cokuht and upon such sAie to execute = deed
In fee simple the pur ksser which Deed II Trust
Is recorded in the Recorders Office of sAid Lee
Comfy In Book OF Mortgages volume On page
53l and whereas, said last described note, due
November 1850, with the interest thereon, 10 now
due and wholly unpaid, now, there fore, Charles
IL. Phelps, ono II said Trustees, will, an tbs ali
day Il July, A. d. 1851, proceed 70 sell the abVvt
describei real estate 1t public sale, for cash, 10
the highest bidder mt the door Of the Conrt Heuse
in said City Of Keoku k, between thu hours II =
O'Clock =. m. and o'clock p. m. Of said day, Il
satin fy said note, interest And costs
CuAkLE5 III. PHELPS,
June Il, 1S61-d4w Oae OF the Trustees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

Tn, st. Louis Journal, a rabid secession
paper, has heard from Col. Bates. Its in
formant met the First Iowa Regiment at
RcDick, 90 the North Mo. X. r., and says
they left to attack large secession encamp.
mont on tho western border Of Boone county.
Hs also said that they robbed every store,
hotel, private dwelling. snd even poor wid-
on in Rsnick, and repsased their outrage IN
Gtsrseon. What terrible fellows!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

From the Iowa Regiment.
Mr.. John W. Cleghorn returned on Satur-
day from st. Joe, leaving there Friday P. NJ.
lie reports that Col. Curtis makes his head
quarters at ST. Joe. Five companies Of bis
Regiment are in camp near the river in that
place. All quiet, and the Stars and Stripes
floating oil over town. eSeceshers. are
occasionally brought in ~ prisoners, and
Major orocker puts them through, showing
great power in adapting oaths to their vari
Gus pscnliarities. Quarter Master Stuart is
gladly welcomed hy all business men. Who
rel ,ics to sell him anything on Unole Sans
credit. Provisions are very plenty and very
cheap.
Capt. Baker, with his company (Bloom.
nsid), was and bad been for week stationed
at bridge 30 miles east Of st. Joe. right 10
the woods.' Last Monday night they were
attacked by party Of "hridge burners"
who, after few 6res, suddenly retired.
The next morning it was seen that somebody
had hssss severely wuuudtt, ana on Thurs
day Capt. Baker learned that The Captain Of
the rebels, named Harris, was mortally
wounded. Since then no further attacks
bad been made, Harris having been their
only leader.
Capt. Brewster, with part of his (Dsven.
porn company, and Lieut.. Dykeman with
part OF the Des Moines Company, we're
guarding bridge at Cameron.
Capt. Cox (Lyons Company Was guard.
ing tho bridge over Grand River at Utica
about miles west Of Chillicoths.
Lieut.. Col. futile was at Macon City with
Capt. Brooks tKeosauqua) company, ant
Capt. Metzler's (Fairdsldl com pany.
All these companies complain that tn,
mosquitoes are worse than the enemy. TIL
latter have great aptitude for running, 40,
never venture in sight except on horseback
All our boys say that there is no fight in tn
rebels. They skulk up in the dark, and
when, discovered, run away on their horse
like cowards. The osly way our men ca
catch them 10 to buy or take lot OF horsc,
and keep them on hand. Several captains tol
Mr.. Cleghorn that they meant to have hors,
it they had TO buy them with their own NOR
ey. They were bound to catch the Ok kif
"bridge burners some way.
The companies named above were to
relieved yesterday. Their service 10 toie
ably hard, ms most Of them sleep and Ii,
just as thew can.
Several companies OF the Illinois l6
Regiment we're guarding the bridge at Pa
myra.
Nothing had been heard from Col. Bat
and his regiment since they left the Nor
Mo. X. r. 20 miles from Hudson, and to-
TO the woods, with about three days. ration
They ought to have reached Boonvile
two days.
All The officers and men OF the ID Re,
ment were paid oif at ST. Joe. by the sgel
OF Iowa in full Of amount due them from
State. Total amount about Sic, 900.
Mr.. Cleghorn returns 30 S,..Joe., TO q,
and will take charge Of anything to be .,
to the boys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

fTJ. l.. Motley, the historian, arrived at
Boston IN the Arabia, on tho 18th. He il in
excellent health, and Was warmly welcomed
By host Of friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

u The postmasters Of the Confederate
cIAtes hsvo been instructed to send no more
mails 10 the free States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rOR HINT.
j GOOD COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING,
"a II csnttsl part q ~ city. asnvsaisnt 70
business, With eight ros0s and eilef, for fsat. II
application 10 made soon, 81 Ksekuk Tannery, or
TO W. r. Thompson, u the FostolBcs.
iN42 de-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

ExEGUfOMso NOT1UB.
AOTICE 10 hereby given, that the undersiened
~ has been appointed BY tho County Court OF
Lee County Iowa. Ezeeutor Of the estate Of Archi-
bsId Patten, late OF Montrose, Connty snd state
aforesaid. HIM. PATTEN.
Mon,rose, June lith, 1S6l-js12 d3twlt
Is REWARD
GTRAYED, from the suhecri bor, about the 80, b
~ Of May, . email Red Cow, With short, straight
horns nafhs not recollectsd. The above reward
will be given for her delivery.
je2l-d A. q. EELMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

where 10 ClAtb. Jaca SON
At last accounts he was On his way 10 War
saw, on the Usage river in Benton Co., and
may possibly stay there few days, as his
friends are numerous in that region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
Arviv.i ~ . Prize Brsg.

The prize brig Halle jackson, OF Savan-
nab, prise to tho blockading squadron OF
Savannah, arrived yesterday in charge OF
Lieut.. Bryant with prize crew from the
Minnesota. Mr.. Green, master, from same
ship, and Mr.. Bowen, M'dshipman, from the
Union, ALEC came IL The brig.
The II. J. sailed from MRntanxas with q
cargo Of molssses for Savannah, where she
10 owned, and WAS captured by the Union OF
the coast Of Georgia, after q chase OF fse
hours, in which the speed Of the vessels was
several times tried.
On board the brig was found the flag OF
the Southern 0onfederacy, which. II ia said
Was displayed ct Mantanzas. II was found
secreted on board, although the captain
strenuously denied having such an article
/ She saied from the anchorage Off Savannah
June Ii, at which time the Minnesota and
/ Union were on that station.
The Wabash and fiagg were OF Charles
ton. Part Of the crew and Capt. j. Byers
are on board the Minnesota. Juan Arlet oil
Mantanxas came as paseenger.-[ Y
News, 18Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

About 1000 rebels gathered 10 the neigh
borhood Of Hudson, Mo-, on the night Of the
10Th, with the intention Of cleaning oct thu
Federal troops. Only 200 OF the latter re
manned there after. Col Bates left, but the tel
cgrsph and railroad soon sWelled the numbe,
to about 900, and the rebels concluded not u
nght.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
MUSIC! MUSIC
Maddcrn'S String and C0rnet Band,

rs prepared to furnish music for Parties, .NnfN
L Balls, Exhibitions and Proc .ssioss, with $3.50
from three TO ten Instruments. Orders 12
left at j. d. PAtrick's Music Store, on Main,
between Second and Third streets, will be punstn-
ally attended to. REsIDEHcE, on johnson street
between 7th and 6h. l1eb. dlml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
LATESTE NEW S.

Lexington, June 81.
J. J. Crittsnden IL elected to Congress BY
c555 naiority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

SElzED "A mass Of Ciaib. Jackson's cor
respondence vas seized with the booty ia
the Bonneville camp. The letters show tina,
be was preparing for weeks for his va,
against Uncle Sam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24


Tie Manassas correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury, the 18th, writes that the people about
the rebel camp hostile. II 10 dangerous 10 leave
camp alone. Gentlemen into camp daily
who fear their own slaves will murder them, The
lower classes Of whites melting the slaves to such
degree that civil war is on the point Of inaugura-
ton. II their van, the people are hostile. IN their
rear they fearful The latter apply for passports
hourly, which Bsauregsrde grants. provided no
horses. wagons, &C., are taken from the State.
The Charleston Courier Of the 18th says largo
sloop, name unknown. has been cruising near De.
wee inlet. supposed 70 be accommodating. That part
6. oas Co.'S: !. entirely unprotected, sIa aaspss3.
tons could be made on the property and cattle found
there.
The New Orleans Delta Of the 18th says the brig
Stephens the blockade and into Barataris bay
under the guns Of IT. Livingston.
Especial ~ Herald ]
Washington, Juno ~.
Gentlemen here, Who are In c0mm unicstion with
Unionsts Of East Tenrss %, srraf opinion hat ha
Convention called to meet at Knoxville, will pur-
sue course i'm lar to that adopted by tho Wheel
| ing Convention il NiIginia. They will repudiate
| tn ururper ut Nashville, elect 0osrrnor and
organize Stale ovcrn ncnt ~ n+ar as possible In
comic nifty with the provisions Of the State Con-
sttu ion, and Gail upon the loyal men Of Tennss-
. o TO rally to their support.
The Union men there arc ~ the hghting point.
1 All they want from the government is arms--when
thew have thes they will take care Of themselves
| and cloec the Cumberland zap Rtlroad Against
the rebels. II has been the main avenue for rein
force nents and SUPP II to the rebels in Virg No.
Inis movensnt will supply another segment 9
/ the circle oil Union men that IL being gradually
tightensd around the reb Il In Virginia
i st. Louis, jane %.
II Il thought one or both Of the KADsas kegi
ments, nov stationed On The Dor isr Of thAt State
With Capt. Prince regulars, ~ come down -
MissouYi liver Ia 90 10 and reach xington simu
tansously With the f.ross undsr den. Lyon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

EOK % EMIT.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House for q small
"a family, already furnished; location desir-
able. Address Box 23, through the Post Ofi,e.
iela M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24

Cuhn&6 cars ueT6s lu6 6kuTm Was severe
10 this CRY, blowing down trees and dam
aging roofs OF houses.
Boston, juno %.
The Maine 9Th regiment will leave Port
land for N. Y. on Wednesday next.
The frigate Pontee sailed from Portsmouth
| Yesterday. She oarrles 50 guns and Grew Of
500.
The Vincennes, at Charlestown Navy Yard,
will probably sail Tuesday.
| The Probl- IL ready 70 sail.
| Especial to World
Washington, June 81.
The light At Edwards Ferry, on Monday,
seems TO have been a rather serious affair, %
wc learn from Virgininns who came over for
! protection that between 40 and so were
killed BY The bombs that were thrown with
90 much accuracy among them from how.
itSer on this side. A boat load Of rebels
were crossing Tho mouth or small creek
making into the river, toward tho close oil
the action, when beulb from the batterie,
bufsted Immediately over it, and after III.
smoke cleared away only Two men were seer
standing ont OF 20 or 80 10 il. Many bodies
we're distinctly seen floating in the water
about the nboat.
Post Special
Washington, june 81.
IL 10 probable that all the roads betwseI
the advance posts Of the enemy and from
, there towards outlines, are covered b.
masked batteries. Besides the one discov
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07
A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

So celebrated has DR.. McLane's Vermifuge,
prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa,
become, that it is regarded as the only specific
cure for worms. Families should never be with
out a supply of it. At this season particularly.
when worms are so troublesome and frequently
fatal among children, parents should be watch
full; and the first appearance of those distress
ing symptoms which warn us of their presence,
at once apply this powerful and efficacious RENE
dy. We are confident that it only requires trial,
to convince all that it richly merits the praises
that have been lavished upon it. It is safe and
infallible. Volumes of certificates can be pro-
duced, showing its great medical virtues.
% Purchasers viii be careful to ask for DR.
NIL AN rs CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Plrrs-
BuRaH. Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison
are worthless. Dr.. M'Lane's genuine vermifuge;
a.aO his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectab.s rug stores. None genuine s0itkoat
the signature l34l FLEMING BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07
DIED

Attic residence Of Mr.. David A. Painter, in
this place, on Wednesday night. the 4th' instant
of Consumption, R. PRESCOTT, Esq.. aged "a
years.
Mr.. Prescott came among US last spring,
AMI opened an Office for the practice of the
law. During his short residence here he
has won the esteem of all with whom he
became acquainted. At the late term Of
the Court in this county, he was elected by
the members of the bar to fill the important
position of Judge. ts-7z2~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

The Rebels have more of navy than
most people imagine. The New York Her
aid publishes list of fitty-fve privateer-
ing vessels now in active service or watch
ing chance to run the blockade. These
carry IS guns. They have of former o. S.
navy officers captains, 95 commanders.
"a lieutenants with others from each grade
enough in all to foot up to 81 trained officers
The property captured by them thus far is
about enough to pay all expenses. u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

We have been favored with quite vari.
ETY. of weather the past week. Monday
morning the ground was covered with
snow. which, speedily went off. and we had
two or three days of very 6ne warm wealth
'r. Friday it raiued pretty much all day,
and in the evening there was heavy rain
storm, accompanied by the sharpest light
nlng, and most terrific thunder we have
hadthis eeason. The lightning struck the
Christian church in this place, knocking
Ne chimney down, tearing the stovepipe to
pieces. aud doing other slight damage. T
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07
70 AM Whom e lEaY Concern.

VOU are hereby notified that application will
L be made to the Board of County Commits
siOners, of Br, ckinridge county, State of Kan
January, A. D. 1862 for an alteration in the State
Road, recently located from Emporia to Eidorade
as follows. viz Change it from where it now in
tersects the southeast corner of the north east
quarter of section q, township 49, range 10,
the said road BY running from said southeast
corner sOuth on township line to 8 point near the
south east corner OF the south quarter Of see
ton q. township 10, range 10, thence in south
westerly direction to KirkendaIl's school house
GE0. W. KIRKENDALL AND OTHERS.
November 80, lS61-4w
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

Ridenour & Baker of Lawrence, have
their card in to days Ne,Os. They deal in
groceries iron, nails, steel, glass. powder.
&c. Theirs is the largest establishment OF
the kind in Lawrence. They have large
building mteraly crammed full of al
the kinds of goods which they advertise.
We would say to the blacksmiths in this re-
gion that this firm sells iron at Leavenworth
prices. They buy all kinds of country pro-
duee at market prices. They are good fell
lows and We hope the ywill prosper. Go and
see them when you are in Lawrence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

nv IT, IL = =
War or no war, people have got to live.
-aa sOsy have got to buy dry goods of the
Aps aud fancy style. and clothing. and
.-.S and caps, and boots and shoes. and all
''cn'" 1t is our duty to tell the people
"uste to get them. We go around consid.
e'Ao'e, and End out where are the best stores
,nu the best merchants. OF this stripe is
NC New York Store. and, the gentlemanly
f''pnetors. Stettaur & Brother, on Della.
-'e street. corner of Third. They keep
'Ous'ng stock and sell awful cheap. The
peOp's OF this region have but to take q
yep at their store when they go to the city
- De satisfied Of the correctness of wha
'Fai.I Te5 sisg se.Fa 5saJ sssa1,J1 -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

A Washington letter-writer says. This
move South, has been Scott's plan from the
beginning, and it is an interesting fact, that
McClellan's plan, which the government
asked him to submit when he first took
command. on being opened. sOas found to
correspond to 1t in every important feature
This looks as if we had the old hero repro
duced in his former Lieutenant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

Congress met on Monday. Nothing has
been done except the passage of resolutions
referring to the war. Resolutions have pass
ed confning Mason and Slidell to fellon's
cells. in payment for the Rebels treatment
Of Col. Corcoran and Alfred N. Wood, Of
New York. The Message of the President
was sent in on the Sd. We shall prob ably
print it next week. ra i
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

In another column will be found the ad
vsrtisement of that old and popular institu
ton, the Drug Store of Prentiss d Girls.
void, at Lawrence. This is, one of the
largest Institutions of the kind in Kansas
The prices Of their drugs. medicines. fancy
articles. etc.. are so low that no one can fai
10 be satisfied. Doc. Griswold, who is al
ways behind the counter, is one of the best
fellows extant. Persons from this section
Of the State should either call when they
want to buy, or send their orders to thi:
establishment. kla.A otA2. . 81 }o sea
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07
Notice

4 Ii persons are hereby warned against pur-
4 D ehasinga certain PrOmissory Note for Eigh-
ty.five dollars, made on or about the 18th day Ot
November. by me, and payable to one VIM. w
Warmer. and delivered to Richard 1z01ltoH, Of
Chase county. Kansas, as agent Of the said VIM
W. Warner, on o. about the above date. The 50 i'd
promissOFy note was procured by fraud and il
wholly without consideration, and will not BE-
paid by the maker. - 1m3
CHRISTIAN SUAYERLY.E
Cottonwood Faiis, Kansas, Nov. 10Th, 1851
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

Two flags were presented to Coils. White
and Powers regiments. at Harrisburg, on
Monday, On the eve of their departure for
Annapolis. Gov. Curtin made the presents
alton speech, and. in the course Of his re-
marks. said: "Your destination is South
Carolina, where this rebellion first began,
and I hope you will be present when Charles.
ton is laid in ashes %
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-07

If you want to buy new watch, gold or
silver; a new clock, of any kind any arti-
Gle of jewelry; or if you want fine or
common watch repaired. the place to get it
done is at David Pagers, in the city OF
Lawrence, the place where they don't have
the State Capital. Mr.. P. is a 6rst-class
jeweler. Bully for Prayer.