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Governor Pickens Pro-
hibits the Sending Of
Funds North
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON
OVER THE NEWS--SBCES-
6IoNISTs LOOKING UP.
sEoEssror1srs IN BALTIMORE
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
.Ir[ ------ ---- #ll.#
Last Nights Report.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatched
PARTICULARS OF THE BETHEL
FIGHT.

NEW YORK June IL.
The Herald's account of the affair at Bethel
states that after the unfortunate mistake was
rectihed, the forces comprising the lst, 2nd and
Sd New York Regiments Joined by detachments
of the 4th Massachusetts,, lst Tth and 9th ". ].
Regiments with TWO light field pieces under Lieu
teuant Grebels, came upon an advanced Guard
Of Rebels, defeated and drove them back, taking
thirty prisoners. They then advanced on Big
Bethel in York County, where they came upon
the enemy 1000 strong and drove right into them.
fhey were in position protected by six heavy
batteries mounting and l2-pOundeTs and heavy
rifed cannon. Iaa .-
Both Durgen's ZouaYes and Hawkins Regi-
ment charged right up to the batteries, but could
not pass the ditch and compelled to fall back
After two hours contest the ammniuOn gave
out and the troops retired in perfect order.
The 1ribunes report says;
All but one rihed gun Of the enemy were ST.
fenced, and that when the Zouaves charged the
enemy scattered, but were rallied.
Not more than halt the force was brought into
action at once.
Lieut.. Grebel's body was calamity saved by
being brought of the field on his own cannon.
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FROnT FRFnFRICK.

FREDERICK, June II.
From gentleman well conFersant with loeali-
ties in and around harpers Ferry and who lefi
Hagerstown this morning, we learn that 10 900
troops are between the town of Greencastle and
Chambersburg, from whence they are marching.
The troops recently at Point Of Rocks have
certhinly been Withdrawn and are now with the
main body at Harper's Ferry.
Much dssafectiOn Is reported 10 exist among
Kentuekians on the Maryland heights, and q ru
NOR is current here that in a few days they in
tend displaying the Stars and Stripes, and pfOba-
bly, deserving In body. . -t
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tROaI WAsafNnroN-
WAsrsesoS, June ii.

y '7-7T7II7TT7IIIT y % II
Assurances have been received nom B.irium
that they do not recognize the Confaderafes
The statement by rebels Of supplies and arms
being receiYed from Belgium Is greatly exaQge.
Fufed lfl = -oeN
The President to day called on the Governor
OF Indiana for six additional regiments
The forces urder Col. Stone have concentrated
four miles from Washington. Ihe cavalry went
three miles further
fhs regiment Of mounted Rifemen and four
companies of Dragons, In New Mexico, have
been ordered thence--prObably here
Il has been reliably ascertained that the Con
iederaie troops have been moving from Harper's
Ferry 70 Winchester, thence 10 Manassas a
speedtiy as they can procure wagons.
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We heard rather good one to day. A
widow mothers only son went to Mexico,
fought well, and returned. Bis mother was
pious, and after he had answered numerous,
inquiries as to his health, etc, said She: Nov
tell me, Henry, you didn't kill any one, did
you2 You didn't pint y~ur gun At any one
Of them, did you7 1t would be so wicked 7
Said she: ~ don't know as l killed any ole,
but l made eight or ten of them squat id
sudden
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12
FROM KANsAs.

LAAFhhNOAlhs June -
special election was held 10 this State to-
day for members Of Congress There was no op-
position Of MA. Co way, the Republican can
didate. very light vote was poiled.
-Four companies Of infantry and one Of drag
gOons left Fort Leayenworth yesterday for ST.
JOSEPH. Two companies OF infantry and one OF
dragOOns also went 70 Kansas City 70 day and
Will BE- followed BY two companies Of caYalTy.-
The object Of these movements u 70 assist the
loyal cltizeLs OF those places in forming Home
GuarGa
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FROM HAGkRsTOWN

--T----- I-II3 -
The Government has evidently taken posses
sion of the Franklyn Co Railroad. 1'
The UniOnists at WilllamspoFt are fearful that
the rebelJ will cross the river and burn the town
10 night. -Ftt r-
Guards all along the whole line Of the Poto
mac river have been doubled to-day
Reliable information gives thirteen thousand
at Harper's Ferry N'N faf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

PAYMAsTER IN U. s. ARHY.-David Taylor,
of Defiance, Ohio, has received the appoint
ment of Paymaster in the Army. The selec-
ton will give great satisfaction to his
numerous friends in all portions of the State.
He possesses, in a particular degree, every
qualification for the place.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

MARRIAGE OF TIE TYoooN.-The Tycoon
Of Japan was married on the 4th Of March
TO the beautiful accomplished and only
daughter Of the Mikado, the Spiritual En-
peror Of the Empire. The Tycoon is four
months the senior Of the bride, the former
eighteen years old last November. Has.
hi me is the family name Of the Tycoon
He is entitled 10 eleven more wives, or
mOsemas, according 10 the laws Of the
realm
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WRSTERN NEWS

-i1a Hatrl- ST.. JoSEPH. june IL.
Two companies OF the Second infantry of U.
S. regulars arrived here last night from Fort
Leavenworth. Also two companies Of the 1st In
fantry started from Fort Keafney yesterday for
this place. The battalion number $50 men, and
Is commanded by Major Sulley They probably
will be detained here for the present.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


Special to the Post:
There is great excitement here over the news
of the conflict at Great Bethel. It is the general
opinion among military men that there was
gross mismanagement and bad leadership of the
Federal forces.
The Sece siOnists are looking up emboldened
by the repuss of our troops. s
A prOminet Baltimorean now in this city. stat
ed that several Secession flags again flying in
Baltimore, and that Gen. Banks needed to keep
them in cheek. :
The border warfare between Maryland and
Virginia is becOn.ng very bitter. -
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RRnnI wAsHINcrnN.

.t.a..t WAsHINoTON, June IL.
From the best available source, It Is believed
The entire secession forces of Virginia does not
exceed so 900 or 90 coo.
Gen. Beauregard has issued proclamation
from Manassas junction, extFaYaganiiy pictur-
ing the deplorable consequences Of the expected
invasion Of Federal troops.
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FROlI INDIANAPOLIS.

.l.srT .1.r.a. IEDIASAPOLIs, June IL
The 18th Indiana regiment, Col J. NJ, Wal.
lace, left this morning for Evansville.
A very large meeting was held at MetropO.
Titan Hall 10 night in honor OF the remains Oi
Senator Douglas. Resolutions appropriate 10
the mOmory Of the great statesman were passed
Speeches were made by Hon. T. A. Hendricks,
Judge Huntington, Hon. II. G. NewcoIab and A.
j. Ryan Eco. 20.
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FROlI BALTInIORR.

BALTNoRE, June II.
A correspondent Of the American says the
Bght at WillRmspOTt between the Home Gaurds
and Rebels continued all day. SeTeral rebels
were wounded and one Killed.
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Northern Troops--reaiInony of washing

The Boston Transcript copies from PAM
phlet, entitled "Letters from Gen. Washing
ton to Several of his Friends, in Juae and
July, l776," republished in Philadelphia in
1875, the following extract of letter from
Gen. Washington 10 Mr.. Lund Washington,
dated New York, June IL, l776;
eWe have lately had a general review;
and have much pleasure in informing you
through our exercises more ike soldiers than
had expected.
HThe Southern States are rash and blame
able in the judgment they form Of their
brethren of the four New England States.
do assure you, with all my partiality for my
own countrymen and prejudiees against
them, can but consider them as the flower
Of the American army. They are strong,
vigorous and hardy people, Injured to labor
and toll, which onr people seldom are; and
though our hot and eager spirits may silt
better in a sudden and desperate enterprise,
yet in the way iR which wars are now car
ried on, you must look for permanentadvan-
tages only from that patient and persever-
ing temper which is the result labor. The
New Englsnders are COOL considerate and
sensible, while we are al fire and fury. Like
their climate, they maintain an equal tenn
perature; whereas we cannot shine but we
burn. They have uniformity and stability
Of character to which the people OF 10 other
State have any pretensions; hence they must
and viii always preserve their influence in
this great Empire. Were it not for the
drawbacks and Disadvantages which the in
huence Of their popular opinions on the sub
ject Of Government have on their army, they
soon might and probably would give law
toit. .5,..., ,..--...7
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The Adraaee aIorement.

Il cannot be many days before we shall
have string news from the Seat Of War in
Virginia. The news from all quarters indi-
Gates this. The New York Tribune of Mon
day morning says
The movement on Harper's Ferry has
fairly begun, and viii soon be heard Of
through its results The general plan Of It
was given on Saturday; it ineludes an sd-
vance from three directions upon the Ferry,
and is assisted by the checking presence Of
Gems. Butler and Mcdowell IN positions
where they must prevent the enemy from
uniting its scattered forces. Several regi-
ments were on their way from Washington
yesterday, and ethers, including the Rhode
Island Regim mt were to break up their
camps in the night and rapidly move on.
Mai.-Gen. Banks is to-day 70 take command
at Baltimore Gen. OadwaIladef, whom he
relieves, is to conduct column from the Re
ley House to support Gen Patterson, who
moves BY way Of Hagerstown and Frederick.
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Rske Steamers.

EOR LAKE SUPE- HN
RI0R. The splendid stea- 2sz-1ltsl4=-=5r
ms- IRON CITY, j. Il. Turner, 60 80
Master, leaves Cleveland for Lake Superior Ports,
on " ednesday next, June l2th, ct O'Clock P. a.
For Freight OF Passage apply
.r l HUSsET : MCBRIDE,
iunel0 River street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

TIE Southern ports are now all thoroughly
blockaded as iar down as The moulh Of. the
Mississippi. The New Orleans Mobile and
Savannah papers howl terribly about the
matter, and console themselves with the
hope that France and England will come 70
their rrlist-s hope not likely to be realized
very soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The editor Of a Mississippi Newspaper
urges lis readers ITO plant more corn than
cotton this year, 'stOr," says the journalist,
cotton is a convenience, but corn is a neces-
sity; SOhisky can Be made from corn, but not
from eottOHP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12
FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, June II.
The City Government has postponed the an
nual 4th Of dinner, and devoted the fund 10 equip
the soldiers - f-.-.f-,z -IF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The Tribune is glad to learn that move
ments are on foot IN New York city TO cur
tail the enormous expenditures of the city
government. 1t is estimated that the taxes
for next year viii be $4,000 900, or about
$40 for each man in the city
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glnmbing.
D P. BOWER,


7 o
PLEMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chapin Han }
Manufactures and ksepa constantly on hand all kind
II Plumbersi and Gas Filters, materials, such a.
Hytlrants Bath Tuba Water louets, Wash -Stnuts
Bsth-BOilera Lead, IElyan zed and Iron Pips,
Sheet Lead Brass aud Iron Lin and force Pumps
Brass and PLATED Faucets, and every necessary
70 t up Houses, etorss, &c, with wafer and gas on
the most approved principles t' f- p
UEAh work warranted and done punetually =
york. aale
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als@ 9atfrtistmfuts.
= =. pFrrnEna an,nsn,rr
CONSTITUTION WATER.
FaE ONLY KNOWN RENEDT SOs DIABETES.

Tho Curative properties or this Medicine direct
them5-lyes entirely 20 tha organs Of secrstens and
~ 80. altering tho eandiriou 81 the et1uacl and
Liver that tue starchy principe Of be kOuD b nOt
eQnyered into sugar 20 long the System Is under
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GLEVEf'aEO S71EEET-717- n

GLkYkL.AND dAHksT-suno IL
FLOUR-saies 20 bbls extra at s4,sO; , bbIs red
double extra at S5,i2K, and 60 bbls white do Al
WHEAT-Dull and inactive. Nc sales OF rei
arsTspartsa. ears white sola atsBi5s M
CORN-Inactiye at sle.
OATS-InactiFo.
HlGHWINEs-ouiet at is1e.
EGGs-sales in Ema al lots At &c ~
BUTTER-salei6kegs ut .oo.
sIDEs-s 1000 lbs ct &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

Forty prizes have been taken in Hampton
Reeds since the blockade, valued at l,O0O,-
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Gomfeeti0aeru.
Holm SCHRINk

TOHN SCHRINk
Having removed to his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE TaE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE, a.l
10 prepared to TeosiFo the calls Of his fEends and
tue public at large.
RHOEESA ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
T OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
sa well as the choicest eatables served up at no
.nent's notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation Of persons having business
1.-THE Court House.
i5JI 6KENHRTF ALE ON DBAUGHT.
tsb n
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NJ a RIN b.
P0RT OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
r- a15ur EETERED.-June IL
Stmr. May Queen. Viger, Detroit
Prop. Acme, Hathiway, from Buffalo to Chicago. ..
Schr. B hnpin, Huron, Saginaw. -.lt
Schr. J. W. Hill, Atkinson, Yermillion.
Sc W Enterprise, mcLane, Lexington.
Scow Ida aud Lucy, Bates, Port burOn- lr
ScOW Mary and Lucy, Burke, Point an Bayes.
CLEARED,
stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schr. J. Il Hill, Atk nsOn, VsrmilliOn. i-a Del
SGhr. ]. B. Chaplin, Miner Saginaw Is
Scow Ida and Mary, Bates, Detroit.
ScOW Enterprise, MoLsne. Detroit. -ol 9 p.
Scow Oza, Rock. Sandusky.
ScOw o. Rich, Blinn, Port Huron.
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 10th:
Bound Up-Propellers Missouri, Omar Pasha.
Fountain City. G,n Taylor, Burlington, Illinois (;
6ri< Venice; -ehoonors AlnWick, Caledonia, Hose
DOusmau, Fransp lrt- rasr
Bound Dolea-Propeller concord; harks Great
West No y, B s. Sheppard; brigs Canopus Fron-
tier City sChOoneFs ARsrine, MOnteagle, InternR-
tionsl, u. Dart, Barbarian. Lucy J. Latham, John
I. Gross, W. r. Hanna, J. B. Chaplin, Syracuse,
Mazeppai Huntress5 Grapeshot. ... Il1.
List of the vessels passing through the WsllaDd
Canal -aa -- -4..- .......-....
Bound Fssf-Gn the 7th-Propellers Empire, Jsf-
ferson brig Lowell; schO iner I. y Avery tn
the sth,-PrOpeler Bay state; bark Geo. ThurstOn ;
sclnpners LalhrOp aud FashiOn ..
e0ns'u. On the sth-Propeller Vermont; schOoneTs
A. Mpn bury. Amazon
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Aeal @stam.
D0OSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
laaa No. 2lI Superior 81, (Bp 5t<irS)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. sa
FARM Of Il acres, in East cleveland s miles from
the CITY; Brick House, Barn. Orchard a.. NJ
change for a Fam West.
UHIYkksI II HEIGHTS, near Cleveland Institute,
hahGsOsne Cottage House and Lot, with Shrub
berry. " i'll seli very liw, or exchange for an inn
proved Farm in Michigan.
HIGH >ThEEE, large two story House and Lot to
eNt hange Tor a farm.
45 ACRES In Dallas county, Iowa, one mile from the
County Seat-Ti % Der and Prairie. Exchange for
House and Lot in this Oitv.
go ACRES, vhOice nd in Iowa, to exchange for g
Farm and pay difference In cash
HUTEL and ore and q nAlf Acres OF Lend, less than
two miles tTOm the Court House. Large Build-
ings and every convenieuce-a beautiful location
for pleasure resort Exchange for Farm.
LAKE ST, one and half story H0use, west Of Bond
81 EXCHANGE for Farm. g hCO Ial
10 ACRES, niles fr m the City, with Frame House.
To exchange Tor City property. u, go.
BUFFALO N. =, double Brick House and Lot
we'll situated. 10 exchange Tor property in or
near Cleveland.
STORE. DWelling and ten acres Of Land, we'll lOea.
ted for BUSINESS, 40 miles from this City. Bald
ings large and convenient and good land. * :
change for farm ing landa in this state
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The State tax OF Tennesseefor the year $50
was seven cents on one hundred dollars, this
year it is fifteen cents on the same amount,
ovar douhia
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CHICAGO MARKKF-JuneII.


FLOUR-Market dull and lower.
EAT-nemand light, and market declined
lc. Sales at 7i672s Tor No. in store
; GORN-hlarket very dull. Sales at 22c ~
OATS aiaFktf dull. % -- CIV
RECEIPHS-FlOur 5,7oO bbls; wheat 81, so bnsh;
corn lsS.tO0 bush; oats 1000 bush.
SHHPlT ENTS-Fl0u I'm bbla; wheat AZ 600
bush; corn S3 rq1 bush; oats 30,0On bush 1 t, F
II EIGHTd-Easier, wheat &c to Buffalo.
EXCHANGE York SC discount for gold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The Hartford Times says that Col. Colts
rife regiment is full, and four or five COM
panies are now in rendezvous at the
Meadows. The men, it will be remembered,
are armed with the best of weapons, an ex-
pense Of $50. 900 70 Col. Colt. = -
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8hotographs, &c.

1873. 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
Il victory Of Lake Erie in IsIs. In ls60 the best
PHOTOGRAPHS, 90
AMBROTYPES,
STERESCOPIO PICTURES,
OOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
are being made 81 the
GLBTELzRD ZINE ART HALL
2O5 Superior Street
-rt5- nEuxER. kssne
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From Our Own Correspondent.l
FROM CHICAGO.

Rneral af Senator Delglds- Rqleetions--
The Union Movement CSty Financed
Spseial Taz for AiiiitGry. haPO'ss IA Coos
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nUFFALO aIARKETlJasas q
OswEGo MARKET-June II.

By TELEGRAFH-I
FLOUR-Barket strady with moderate demand
for interior and eastern trade sales 80 bbs 500
for fancy bra1hs.
WHEAT-Marllet fat, and no sales
-CORN-Markst duil. sales are 6,50O bush at SIC.
Other Rraius nominal.
CANAL FIR EIGHTS-Duli. Flour Sc wheat
Sc; corn &c, fo NeE York.
LAKE llIRORTS-U nimportanf.
CANAL EXpDR Tss-EiOur 23igl bbls. WHEAT
! fl.ia o bush: corn 6,7yO bush ..
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". sT0Cx MARkET.LJune II.

NJ arket little heavy with one or two exceptions
Chicago & Rock Island ava: Gul IA & Chicago 6754
Pan ana ins; Michigan Central f04. Harlem prsid
235s 81; Erie 2I&; New York Central IA; Pacific
Mil 90; Michigan Central Ss bonds 81; Illinois Cen
tral bonds Sgk, North Carolina s. y; Missouri IS
3556i Virginia &c Al; Teanessrs Sc 8; Louisiana Sc
"a; United Stes s. "a coupons Is; United seates s.
81 coupons e3E lill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

Hon. Thomas Corwin, United States Min
ister to Mexico, reached Jalapa on the 4th Of
May on his way to the city Of Mexico one
hundred miles distant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

James Connor, the we'll knowa type found
er Of New York, died at his country residence
n Yestehester Co., N. Y, on the both ult-,
at the age OF 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

Gen. Scott iavors the establishment OF re
tired list, and Senator Wilson, Chairman Of
the Military Committee, win introduce and
do his best to carry such a bill through.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
sOOVILLE AVENUE, n ar Psrry ST., Brick House
two sto les, and Lot House we'll finished
throughout. Sl,6O0. 81 -iIIa
HUDSON ST, House and OF. $500.
NEWTON ST HOuse and Lot $50 I
EUCLID PLAN X ROAD, miies from Court H0uss
House and acres Land. Barn and Fruit $3.50.
TO LET.
Heuse, Barn and acres Lsud. on Euclid Plank
Road, y mile from termination Of Street r. b. t1o.
Superior ST. ss g -. S0o.
Walnut ST. .. i35
PittsburF St-Brick HOUSE, In GOD order 40.
Hamilton St, near W0od-Brick HOUSE.. Is.
Bank StFeet-Erams House-.--.-.---.-..-..-..-. 20.
Prospect Street-Frame Houss...--..-.--...... rs.
ScOvtile AVeuu.-Brick House - -. .-..-.-.... l5n
R0UsE 3 JENNINGS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

II Is estimated that not less than 5000
Printers have volunteered to defend the Stars
and Stripes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

Prince Napoleon Beneparte WAS elected
Grand Master of the Freemasons IN France,
in oppOsition 70 Prince Marat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-22

State Convection Of the Republicans Of Iowa
called To assemble ny Their deIagGTss af thS Cfry
Of Des Moints, Mt TO o'clock a. VI. on Wednesday
July 2ist 1861 for the nomination Of officers TO be
elected al the general election in October Of this
year. Candidates are to be selected for the ofEces
~ Governor, Lieutenant tsove,nor, and one ] Judge
OF the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
surh other action may in its opni, a. contribute
to the success Of the Republican party.
Everv organized county will be entitled to one
delegate In the Con yenton, and additit nal del
ecate Tor each zoo yo.ss, and for any additional
frac lon If loo more votes cast Mt the last Gen.
eral Eieetion for Hon. Abraham Lincoln as presi-
dent If the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
quested 70 ca II their tions select del
egatss In the ratio above stated, and for Efficient
organization preparatory to the ca vass.
HIM. HOXTE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
sAkt 81 r. MILLER. Lee County.
J. B. WpAvrR Davis,
6ro. A. HxwLpY Decatur
Lsw,s shirH. Keauth
W. u. FAisrkLn. Floyd ~
II. e. HfAnERsos, Marshall
J. X. NRFpHAn Mabaska
w. A. WAanEs, Jackson
III. ii. TurniLL. Cedar
s. J. w. TABOR, Buchanan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-22
Origsnal Ns1Ios.

OHD9buO1 NOTICE.
70 Hubsrtus Hostnsksr, VIM Won Yacht, Cosrad
Kapp, Wrampslnsir, 0tts = CO. tdsf. ndants);
Nu1l ara hereby Respectively nofaAsd ihst ihsrs
j il now on 6Ie in tks ofhes u the Clerk = the
District Court Of Leo coanty, Iowa, q Keokak,
petition of Hiram Barney. claiming jaagmsnt on
foreclosure of > mortgage against ssid nnbsrtus
HoetmAker. above named, Tor the sum Of foar hun
dred dollsrs, with ten per cent interest from The
lst day Of January, 1858, and special and gencr-
al execution against Huburtus Hoetmsker, and -
against oil said defendants above named praying
also for the foreclosure OF = mortgage, given. ~
said Huburtus Hoctmaker ~ Charles Mason, upon
Lots seven e. ], AMI eight lsl In Block seventy
eight 1851, in the City Of Keckuk, Lee county,
Iowa, th sale Of said mortgaSrd premises 70 psy
OF said debt the extingulshment Of AL equity Of
redemption therein, for costs and general relief
koN you and each VI you are nouHed 70 appear
and answeF said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of tho next term Of said Court, 70 b
holden ON tae ;.niay u s.r:si sss, 9:
Judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
fur ty default. h. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 70 l86I-lm Solicitors for Petitioner