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NOTICE.

HIRAM BARNEY, Plaintiff, against the unkn own
heirs at law OF John shane deceased, Geo. r. Xii
bourne, administrator Of said John Shane. deceased
John A. Shane, Solomon Shane, Adeiine Shane, ---
shane widow of John shane, deceased, Hams Nc
MeQuilan, b. Mcauiilan, c. b. 1ngais, and JessaN
Nichols on, defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is fle In
the Clerks Office of the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, at Ft Madison, Petition in equity brought
by Hiram Barney against you pray for iude
against Geo. f. Kflbonrne administrator of the
tate John Shane deceased. for the sum OF thirty
three hundred and seventy -four and leo dollars,
and 10 per interest from the first day OF Deeem
ber 1861 upen three certain mortgages made by John
Shane, deceased, to Chas Mason, which ha been
signed TO plaintiff; which mortgages are upon the
following described nuds, o-wit the N w. Ii OF the
N w, "a of section IA, and the ~ w. "a ofthe N. W.
"a OF section Is, and the N w. OF section 81, and
the N. h. OF The n H. Of section "a ali in town
ship &c, range west In lee eea#ts lowasaid pai-
ton prays the sale OF said lands pay OF said
mortgages Indebtedness thereof for the extinguish
ment Of all equity of redemption aud all legal and
equitable title and all right, title and interest OF each
Of said parties above named also OF the unknown
heirs law John Shane, deceased in the and
fer general relief with Costs. &c. 1t particularly
prays for the extlngushnent all right. title and inter
est which said unknown heirs may have derived by
Inheritance from John Shane. deceased.
Now the unknown hsirt aforesaid and eneb snd all
Of the above named defendants are hereby notified
and required to appear and answer 10 said petition
BY of the second day of the next term of said
Court, to be held at Fort Madison the Sd Monday
Of May, A. u 1864 judgmentan decree will be had
therein against you ms pray ed for ny default
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. II, 1861. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The foregoing Original Notice in the above entitled
action is approved by said Court now in session at
Fort Maids on iowa and 1t IL ordered IT at the same
be published In the "Daiiy Gate City," newspaper
lublishea in Keokuk, Iowa. for six consecutive weeks,
Dated December a. 1861.
STATE OF IOWA, Ike COUNTESS;
Erie j. Leech CLERK OF the District Court or Lee
County Iowa. hereby ee,fy .has .as soos. snd iore
approval thereof the above entitled action, now on
die In my office.
No. / a
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"a y RS
Ague Cure,
FOR The SPEEDY CURE or

Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. and Bilious Fevers, indeed
Ing In hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Mia smntic Countries.
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niv3odtd

The hers OF the loBa State Insurance Company
are hereby notified that the ANIMAL Meeting Will be
held on the second Monday u January next. al the
office 81 the Company in the City " keokuk, at 9
O'Clock p at Mbeii Time . Board OF Directors will
ba electedtort the ensuing year.
Onee on MnIh.st.. between % and I'D.
SAMUEL NJ CAREY, Secretary.
Dee. Z, 1861 -dlm
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NEW FISH.

NEW FISH.
Just received 100 pack ages direct from Boston
Mackerel Aas. and 9, In barrels, half barrels
ard kits.
COdfssh Choice, in drums and boxes.
Herring, In bills. and boxes. All for sale nj
HALF THE USUAL PKICE,by
nosod KELLOGG i BlKGE.
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TERMS: Regular Prices
POSTAGE.

The postage TO any part of the United States will be
but TWenty.FOur Cents a year for BLACK
WOOD, and but Fourteen Cents q year for
each Review.
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NOTICE.

To James D. Wheiham and 7. l. McKenny. You and
each OF snn are hereby notified that there is
file In the efhce Of the Clerk Of the Distrct Court
Lee County Iowa, Keoknk, the petitoa OF Freeman
Knnwles claiming Of you James d. Whethanr the can.
collation. aud setting ASIDE ~ certain f"-d made 70
sou by Freeman Knowles and wife 10 the following real
estate. to-wit: the northwest quarter of the south
easquarer OF southeast quarter OF section eleven
township sixty Ave north OF Ave west, In Lee
County, State of Iowa; and also the re-conveyance
OF the same.
And unless you APPEAR and make apswer 10 said pc
ttioD on or before OF the I'd day OF The sXtrsTm
OF said Court. TO commence keokuk the first
Monday OF February. A. D. 1862 default will be
tered against You and judgment rendered thereon as
prayed Tor In the petition.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dec.2, l66l-d Atty for Plt'G.
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AND 1864 T0G1TH 0R!

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Seven Consecutive Years, For $37 90.
Which Is but little than the price OF the ORIGINAL
WORKS FOR okxyKAR.
Aswe shall never again be likely aer such induce
ments as those here offered,
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE g,
NEW VOLUME

On the 9TH q sep,ember, 1861, THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY TX Nh commenced the els, year OF Its
existence The Daily 1rtbue being months older
and the SEMI Weekly Tribune some hat Younger -
For more than 20 this Journal has iabofcd In
what its conductors have felt TO he the cause Of HUI
mAntyJ ushee and Freedom, deaverngt to meIors ate
The condition ofthe oppressed To he
or ana encoaraae useful exertion in whatever sphere
and 70 promote by all means The noral inteIec,nni
And material advancement nf cur country IL has
aimed 10 be right Their than popular To
NM commend TO day the truth that others may be
willing 10 accept Till to NOTION. In pprsuipp this
course mistakes have doubtless been made and isult
c nlttsd. hnl having iii allhngs inciied onr
70 think and Judge for themselves rather than adopt
hhndls onroMh or Others eoneiux ions believe
may fairly elsim for this Journnle credit of having
9aAlned s readersto detect und expose events ow
errors lo'deveiop The minds Of The young by tho
inost general thorough and practical Eaaeaion ana
10 encourage and stimulate Productive Industry
through free grants OF public lands 10 actual
and eulnyators asslso through the protection OF i'm
mature or peculiarly exposed branches from % o pow
erfui foreign competition, are among the aims 10
which this journal has adhered through good md y
report. aud shie il steudfAsty To American
patriotism and philanthropy.
As 10 the ciyi War now Devastating the country We
hole Ito have or ginatcc in rebellion more wanin
wicked and neNcusable than was ever before now n
"a rebettle IA the interest OF the few against the
mAny-afeoeiiion designed is raise higher the wrlls
0rrasts Iuu tighten tDE chains OF oppressio Having
done all We could without surrender of vital prpoi
pest avoid this war and witnessed the
meekness and long suffering with which the FEEDER
Government sought 10 avert ts horrors w. hold
clear duty With that other ctizcn 10 ~
tbe BaiIon and its fairly chosen rulers and second
with all energies The r eorts 10 uphold the Unon
tbs Constitution, and the supremacy OF the Laws And
though The rebellion has become, through uYpaon
deception, terrorism and spolatioI fearfuly strong
we believe the American Republic far stronger nd
that the unanimous efforts ~ Ioy al nd
hands viii insure lis overthrow But all qnest lois
affecting The objects The scope and duration or this
most extraordinary contest, defer TO those whom
the American people have clothed with authority,
holding unity ot purpose aud Of action
Ia 50 grave an emergency.
IN crisis Ike the present columns must be
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NEW STAGE ROUTE.
The Proprietor is now running DAILY LINE Of
FOUR HORSE COACHES
TO QUINCY!

In connection with The Quincy and Palmyra Quincy
aud oedn Hannibal and st. Jo and Eastern Railroads
leaving Quincy.
Stages leave keokuk every morning tsundays e1-
cepted) al X o'clock; arriving nj Quney the same day
In time for Trains East South or West.
Persons going 10 st Lonis will find this the Cheapest
and Quick est Route, with only two changes
II r baggage Checked Through from Keokuk.
Jstages call for passengers in any part of the city
free OF charge
III Through Tickets from Keokuk to st. Louis and 10
all cities in the East and West be procured nj the
Union Railroad Office. corner Of Main and % streets
Keokuk, Iowa. EAGON d HEWITT,
NJ. II. JUDD, Ticket Agent. Proprietors
dec19dim
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PREMIUM TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,

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GHERIFF'S SALE.


December, ", Is61-d
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER MArrERs.

The river was falling. The weather va,
fns ard plessant....The Gen. Q altman LEFT
for New Orleans she bad 1900 brls four.
The New Moon went cut FOR White Iiyer....
The Lizzie Simmons leaves FOR New Orleans
t1-dsy she is q splendid boat....Ths sam
Hale, the regular msil packet, leaves for
White river to-day, and the Carl FOR st..
Francis river the Carl, from hat river,
arrived, bringing in cattle, potatoes, butter
and chickenE....The Notreb., from Vicks-
burg, had forty-tvO bslss cotton and a q%usnti-
ty Of butter....Ta Novelty, from s.. Frsn-
els river, had a lot Of cattle, hogs and butter.
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Five HGnared Iuas OIL Cake For Salt
by Planters OIL WOrk',

4 $40 so Per tun at the work OF Si2 50 il ground
a into mes, the purchaser 10 euher cas- furnishing
he sacks. il is offered at these low irices il the hope
~ introduciig it At hons, sa isnsd that, as IL Is worth
AS TO $50 per TIM in England, II must Be cheap 70 our
ua,uIa Al $40 90. SeHb-lm
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BOARD OF
TIE orFLctAL PRocEEpINGs

At an adjourned meeting Of the Board Of May
or and Aldermen held yesterday evening, Sept.
20, 1861, at Z O'Clock, present Hon. Jno. Park,
Mayor, Chairman Merrill, Aid. Morgan,
Townsend, Amis, Patrick, Gailor, Tighe, Far
mer, Ayres, KIRBY, GTeenlaw, Cochran, Kor-
trecht and Vollintine.
a quorum being announced, the chairman
took bis seat and called the Board to order,
when the roll Of Aldermen was called and the
unfinished business proceeded with By the con-
sideration Of an account In favor OF the Bal
letin Co, which was reported favOrabIy upon
BY the Committee on Printing, and sitter a pro-
trscted debate was referred 10 the committee
for further Investigation.
Aid. GaIlor offered the following resolution,
which was 'abicd by The following vote !:
Ayes-Ald. Cochran, Morgan, Kortrecht, Ami",
AyFes, Merrill, Greenlaw, Townsend, Farmer,
Patrick, VoIliBtine ard Tighe, u. Nays
AID. Kirby and Caller, 2.
Rssolrei, That all outstanding accounts for
printing found to be correct by the committee
on printing, be allowed By the city and paid;
ard thst said COMMITTEES be instructed 10 draw
up an ofdinsnee regulating tie printing rsQuir-
d FOR the city In other papers than The ofieisi
journal.
HOME LEGION.
Aid. Merrill Of red 4 resolution in relation
10 the position Of the Board with regard 90 the
sale Of the arms In the hands OF the Hons L.
gion. belonging to The city, The resolution is
as follows, and ives adopted by the Bosrd;
ResolUed, By the BOsTd Of Aldermen Of the
CITY OF Memphis, That this Board did not or
der The sale Of arms belonging to The city from
any other motive than 4 desire 70 aid the eff
GERS Of the Confederate States In their efforts
to provide for the defense Of the %eouatrV, and
At the same time 10 reimburse the city = small
portion Of rs expenditures on account OF the
war, and the Board hopes those In whose
hands The arms have been placed, will cheer
fully surrender them for the patriotic purpose
intended.
By Tie same
Rs,oIred, etc, That itshaII hereafter be rule
II this Board, that when a claim against The
city has been disallowed BY The Board, it shall
not be in order to present tbs same agsin eX.
cept bY petition Of The claimant, s-stiRg the
reasons why the claim should be rscoasidersd
Adopted
[CoNCLUDED TO-aoRRoW
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WORDSWORTH N HAYpON.-In Mrs. S. c. .
alps lecture on the authors Of The age, en- =
nusjDg aRecdote-apTop0s Of WordswOrtb's !.
ndness fOT talking about himself-comes cut. d
'ortsworih and Hayden, the painter. bad d
en- dining together in London, and bOta,
Their elevated viii wine, were walking along =
Q street. RGoa a young gentleman, seeing =
ey were somewhat unsteady upon their feet, :,
'ered bj5 assistance, aud SO, leaning upon his -
p, he two great men we're conducted to a
hch stand. Turning 70 tas- Iagaszssssts@@
GAasEsersfvr N: n: Sesy, commanding, Il
meet at the drill room, on the corner OF Bss
and DeSoto streets, on Tuesday evenings, anc
at the North market house on Friday evening"
of each week, at u O'Clock P. NJ. By order.
Gso. c. GRAY,
sell div Adi't 1921 Regiment I. NJ.
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Military nlIS.

WE are now r~ecaiyiug and have in stores
rs eco Gray aud Brown Eats.
8 GO0 Black Hats, made expressly for the Jfmy.
Block and Brosn Planters Hate.
do d. Low Crown Soft French
DO dc Medium do 10
10 DO Hungarian.
Pearl and Br.wn Frsncl Yentiiato7s, etc
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Cherokee CureI

Az ~unfailing cure for semissl Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, I~mpoteHey Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone il the Bladder. Obstuqtsd and D4hcult
NonstrsuuoE an all diseases caused By devistinE from
the path OF nsture, and ~indulging in self-Peliut!on.
b chs uss Of his Cure sl improper discharges are
removed, the weakened Organs q generation are
speedily cured, and full vlgor restored
Either sex, ~eontsmplatias marriage, sheuIs reject
that a sound mlRd and body are necessary to promote
connubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilltated, worn
DOWN and Departing dsvotee u sensual pleasure, will
End relief.
L Is sale ard pleasant Ia taste, but immediate IN its
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pare vegetable extracts, in The form Of s delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bott,s, OF three bottles far ss, ana for
varded by express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER = KEEWTE, Proprietors,
Soils Prepristors, IS JeGersou-st., near post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Asm-
phis, Tenn.
II. Sold in Memphis By al responsible druggists.
u1rlg- ftuaw7v
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On the Isth instant, et the r~esidencs OF tue BRIDES
mo her, Nr ANU D. MCCLURE to Miss MAMIE
siBLEX, Ell Of this city.
Rv The Rev. Mr.. Mcclure, on Thursday, seIt timber
17ts. 1861. At the house - Mr.. J. Z. Chadwick, Hiss
sv1IyA MIDDLETON % Mr.. HENRY Bernard.
New orleans Bee and Louisville Courier plssse epy.
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FOR Children.
DIR. McLean's Universal pins,

rOR LVER COMPLALyT BITOUSEESs, EEADa
ACHE, ETC.
mere has never been . csthSrtc medicine offered
the public that has given s1cn entire satistzctl1n
hcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly lnEc sni
md can Be taken by the most sender infaat; Jet PROMPT
and powerful in Temoving al bilious secretion, sct Or
impure, feted matter from the stomach- Ia fact, t1eF
are the only Pills that should De used IN maiEric-s C=
tricts.
They produce no gripping sicsness OF rein ~ as stow
ach er bowels, though very active and searching iH tlelr
operation, promoting healthy secre1ons OF the 1--WE an1
kiIurys. who will suffer froE1 EiliousnHss, Headscha
and Foul stomach, when 50 chgsF . remsdy caa De o.
tsinedY Keep then constantly on haaG . single does,
taken in season, usy prevent hours dayG and uoc-hs -
sickness. Az for Or. J. n. EcLeanis Uutvcrsal Rii7.
rake 90 other. Being coated, thsy are iastelsss- Prise
aply IS cents per box, and can 70 5eut by m4ll . sly
part o. the United States.
J.. L. KcLEAN, Role Psu5fistsr.
n,rrar Wn{rd AMI Pine rfrP=fs. 81. Trn5s. No.
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Remember
RE~RFws 6TrrrEO -

XTOU cso hsvs all kinds Of SeviV Machines rauaire ID
L ana ma en- assortment o. Aschins NesdIes fUr
sale 81 $50. Main street.
ssI7-I~ J. MERRIEAv \ Co.
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Price One DOftar pa BoEfIe'

One d lIisr and twenty cents, inciosed 20 tue Proprle
tors or 10 almost any dealer in Medicines IN the south
arn states will iusure a bottle o. Fills by return mail
POTTER 4 HRHWIN, Proprietors,
60 j. fersou-st., near post ONCE,
And general dealers in al popular paten' medicines
re- sold al all the DRUG stores In Aenpals.
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FoR WHITE RIVER The passenger steamer Sam
Hale, Capt Bris-oe. leaves this evening 3; 5 O'Clock.
Larry HSrmHad. agent.
FoR YtCKsBUAG The passenger packet Fred No
tre5e, Bis-delI, MISTER, viii leave As shove this even
lug al 3 o'clo,k. Lsrry Darms'Ed. agent.
FOR NEW 0~RLE1Ns.-Fhe hns steamer Lizzie Sim
N rs. r. nsrds3u MISTER. iesvss a. Ibov" this everirg
AZ s e'c.sck. borne 4 Co. ald !. D M0:t1n & CO ,
arEn-s.
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DIED,

N this city, at the r~esiderce Of his brother a. P.
Levy. of New Orleans, IL the ary fourth year Of his
sg..
Rev orlea-s papers please copy.
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FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Fen 1851 AND ls6s.
MEMPHIS IND M.&9AEELIEG.
SAT- hDAIS.
Tuesdays Packets.

'IHs splendid boats Of this na= Iiua wiz rpa-= Ee--
mis- ~ New Orleans o. TUESDAYS, THURsDATs
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WsNarERM,

DY a party residing in 30 war county, Mississippi ;
ID WI MORE, for : child six mImths Old LIBERAL
wages vii. BE given Apply At drst door Over
STRATTDE, HCOsVIfT x co.'s,
seeond street, between jefferson and Adams.
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GOIPPBEACE FEHiLB INSTITUIE
y cgYon, Temnessee.

NNE~NW1
TINE Fall session " Il open on TUESDAY, September
L 18th, 1854
Rev A. W jones'. P. es!dsnt.
IA NJ BILLIARD, Vice-P President
J. A.. METCALF, PROBES OF Of Music.
Ms MErUBLF, Assistant in Music.
Y 80 HUBBARD, Preparatory Dep4r ment.
Kiss Taylor, AssIs, ant in C0iieg ate Department.,
Kiss -, Orna mental Branches.
Mrs. H. n. JILL r. 8oardiug apartment.
1EUMS-as haTet fore.
I've sury notes or other neFeti .bias taken IN par
pHym ut 81 board ana tuItI q, A. y. JOEB5,
Z svis-2w H.. NJ. DiLLAHD.
E -
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SuaiaI 4Otltts.

kEssns. CLARK, REGoR & sIRs
Nearly every person who has tried your Ambrosial Oil
10 this nelghborhood are well pleased. I think Il one
OF the best medicines now in use for the many com
plants you TeoOmmsn It. ] sold eight OF he small
bottles to a man stricken down with the Rheumatism.
He says he never had anything give relief like it. he
is now going about. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East Tennessee, August g, 1850.
For safe by POTTER x MERWIN,
aut4dawZw s. Jefferson st.
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EaEnaNNARe.

1OO FOXES and bales 6mok .ng Tubacso,
IOO rs bsxss Chewing Tobacco. . sor.ed bTandsj
50 o Cigar, . dozen A b Bnrkeis,
. E4n half bu b Meassfes and 10 c'ses o.
Fiasks. Por sale very low - close consignment
ALsD-f5D sacks Cotton 5eed Neal a 50 cts per ewt.
BURDETT A. CHOATE,
81 - roo n ain Esrest
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AFFRAY or MAIN STREET "A difficulty
oeeasred last evening on the west side Of Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, between A.
exaader Nutta7I and Charles Colville, in which
the latter drew a pistol. when the former drew
a knife AID n de a blow at bin, cutting bis
p-nis, bat missing his person. Officer Sulll-
van interlsrsd, and by his prompt Efforts pre-
vsate 3 furm 7 cOasequsuceJ. The two parties
were arr este d, after which it lie charged, Off
Ger Sn'Iitrsr vas attacked and struck by COL
vias Ibs natter will be investigated before
the Rec Mder.
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Dr., J. 4. FzcLsan's volcanic Oil
Imminent

J. h. KcLEAN, Role Psuvfistsr.
Corner Third and Pins Etreeis. So. Ianis, No.
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In Town Col. Finnie arrived in the city
from Columbus yesterday, Oh public business.
He reports all quiet in that place, and pro.
nounces the thousand and one rumorS sflost IN
Memphis about matters there, as "al hes.'l
He states that when he lsft, Col Knox Walker
wRs better thar be had been.
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HusPUfs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

bales. Ship 1euts none.
~TOBICCO-Iu good demand, vita a arm malk5t a
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FIGHTING AND Recommendations Win
tiers yesterday arrested John Warwick for as
%saulting bis tsth,r-in-law, John Oakley, who
interferred to protect his daughter, Warwick
wife. Warwick ran from the officer. bat wsi
again taken, when be resisted the officer. HI
was fined five dollars for the assault, and ter
dollars for resisting the officer.
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.T A choice stock Of dry goods for sale
Refer to Messfs. Sample, Mitchell * Co.,
Madison street. sepl2-l0.s
Iced toFetaIn nun as u4y7vugy ~..s
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IA H. "uOhEt
Diyis. O.. Mas. 1t D.vis. No. 5. G

UIFTs. z NIa5. y. D'FIa' M .
N. B.. 10 former csrds Mrs. Dc. Walker
was credited with 2 pair Of socks, should have
been e pair. Mrs. Montague was credited
with a donation, should have been Mrs. F. B.
MOntsnney, ard a contribution ives credited
to Rev. C. G Furguson, and should have
been to Rev. Z. G. Mcpherson. A mistake
also occurred in acknowledging receipt from
&" Oxford Aid Society," of 90 pair OF shoes, 10
pair boots, As pair socks, and two boxes con
timing drawers, sheets, etc. The two boxes
containing draw ers, shirts, pillows, etc.s were
contributed by the "Ladies Soldiers Relief
Society, at College HILL" Miss and the boots
AMI shoes by sundry gentlemen Of Lafayette
county, Miss. n II. moore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21

McNARcHT.-Thsy have a military CON-
pany in vleksburg called CHE King Cotton
Guards " In NeE Oheans they have a com
pany ssIled "Ths sully Knights" Knights
and soldiers should be sans peur, sans T~serOchs,
and U sullted.