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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

Isc-o'yeu, That all laws or parts Of
laws to the contrary are hereby repealed,
Resolved, That the Commissioner NJ
the Poydras funds have until the LIST OF
January, 1852, to settle with the iudi-
gent girls for the interest on the Pow
dras legacy, due them this year; and
the said commissioner is further author-
lzcd to collect from all tile debtors he
has sued up to this day, the interest due
ny tl'em-and not exact the capital. a.
he is authorized by law; provided, how
eyer, the said debtors shall pay, him his
ices as attorney for suing therefor, and
also the costs of court for said suits.
Resolved, That a committee of three
De appointed by the president t~o.re.caeiive
IRON the treasurer all the warrants by
hln received from the parish collector
IN payment Of parish taxes.
Resolved, That said warrants, after
and a list of themn taken, with
the names of persons and amount of
warrant, be ananlled and destroyed.
Resolved, That the tanembers of the
House of Representative from this par
'sh, and Senators froa, this district, be
requested to present to the Legislature
and pass a bill authorizing the Police
Jury of this parish to issue bonds -fnr
he sum of $50, 1000, bearing 8 per cent.
interest, and payable in six years, the
interest being paid every year by cou-
IONS annexed. /.
Resolved, That the sum Of $3.50 bel.
aid to isas Pointe Coupee Democrat.and.
,oliite Coupee Echo, each, for the parish
'rinting as heretofore, to be paid semi
'nnpally. /,
Ill., yed, That the sum appropriated /
session of the Police Jury, in :
sso ICY the expenses of volun..
s<aeo11psales u the parish Of Pointe )
'osps e same is hereby re- 2 2
saasssas.saaesunas already col
60 xs1sn1dedt oa persons from
~ .asei'ecsed On theif SpIication to i
eolisctor for the same. y
Resolved, That the sum -
lowed the special tax collector ] Pr
fund for necessary expense re
''ed up e the repeal Of the law.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

~The following is the schedule Of
the expenses of the parish, adopted by
the Police jury, for the year lS6l,62:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

s|rBelow are the; resolutions reported
by the committees appointed by the
Police Jury on Monday last; said reso-
buttons were adopted:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08
MOVABLES:

And also. 50 mules, i horses, about 1Oo heoJ
of horned cattle, with the ...dnck j. y. ,pgs, sheen,
goats, and all the farming uNnsils on the planta-
ton.
All the foregoing and above named, slaves ex-
cept the following, viz: jim, 1.-THE coopcrD Eliza.
aged 30 years: Judy, 80 years; and CHARITY,
were originally acquired from the estate of the
late Julien Ptydras, or were issue in part Of
those bought from said estate. and will be sold
Jsb9ject to the pre- isions of the last will and tes-
lament OF the said julien Poydras. which is duly
recorded in the parish of Pointe Coupee, and to
which all parties interested are referred, as well
as to thsa oct OF sale by which plaintiff acquired
the same boassed before falery Ledoux, Record.
eT, on thu 10th of july, 1852, and the act of sale
re-" plain IT to Piker d Stevens, passed before
rom MThius Recorder: on the 5th of February.
ls59-both said acts being also recorded in
Pointe Coupee. ~
Terms and conditions of the sale:
The sum Of ten thousand dollars. with s nrr
cent. per annum interest from the 5th February.
1909, three dollars costs of protest, three dollars
costs OF COPIES, sixteen dollars and n;nctY cents
Clerks costs, and also the Sheriff ea4js, CASH
with the benefit of appraisemept.
The sum OF ten thousand dollars, ;, It'll interest
. per cent. per annum since the 18th Febrrary,
1859, payable on the LIST of March, 1862.
TheSum Of ten thousand dollars, with interest,"
1t 8 percent per eannum since the 5th February
1859, payable on the LIST. March, 1863.
The sum of ten thousand dollars, With interest
It 8 per cent. per afss'un since the 5ff February.
1859, payable on ID n st March, lsGiA p
The sum OF ten thousand dollars. With interest
8 per cent. per annufa since the 9Th February.
859, payable on the LIST March, 1865.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointc Coupec, May rs, 1861.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

",. JAMS SihA WBRIDGE is O,
".a'.'Heo agent IN New Orleans. to receive a,
i''e'p' ''r subscription and advertising.
FALSE RIVER, La.
'Alo"uAl :"::::"":::":JCNE s. 1916
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNT;
we are authorized to announce II, pERAJT.
or East Baton Rouge. az Il candidate for Au1;tr
fubllc Accounts subject to Il nomination h
democratic State Convention ii one lie Gale,
FOR coNGREss-FoURrH DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce Col. II. "
n1'LI'' VI west Baton Rouge, as a candidat
Tor Congress Of the Confederate States for tn
Fourth Congressional District, composed Of tn,
parishes OF West Feiiciana, Poiutc Coupe. ST
Lahdry, Lafayette. Vermillion, West Bato,
houge, lberville, st. Mary and st. Martin. EIec
lion first Monday in November.
EA-C. >. MAGOUN, of Concordia parish. j.
. candidate for State superintendent of Publ,
Education.
NG-We are authorized to announce Col. +. r
SLAlBORNE As a candidate to represent thi.
parish in the State Legislature. Election in
November.
announce PARKER SMITH AZ y
candidate for Representative Of the parish OF
roihte Coupee IN the State Legislature. Flee.
Ron On the first Monday OF November next,
MANY VOTERS.
.NH5sNe are Hflfharizntl tn 500, TI-J EC
FoRcHtt as q candidate for the Office of Asses
sor Of this parish.
~-JOHN MEBIUS is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Recorder of this parish,
s~We are requested to announce LEON B.
AfR as q candidate for election to tie
sfiee Of Recorder Of this parish, in Nov. next.
Ia-FRANCOIs PoRCHE is a candidate for
the office Of Sheriff Of this parish. Election in
November next.
We are authorized to announce ALEX.
GHUST, JR., as a candidate for Sheriff at. the
next election.
N0-JOHN II. GAINES IL q candidate for
Recorder of this parish at the approaching cleo
lion.
As>We are authorizedkto announce tie name
Of ALCIDE pACTHIER as q candidate for the !!
efhee of Assessor, at the approaching election.
Ng-We are authorized to announce the name
Of WALTER ICOfLE as a candidate for .he
once OF Sheriff Of this parish. Election, Noyen-
bsr, 1861.
20
EN-We are authorized to announce the namtaf
81 OSERH LANGLOIS, ST., as u candidate for |,
Assessor OF the next election, subject to the !
choice Of the Democratic party. ~ j
,.-
m-We are authorized to announce the name
Of MIR. DIVIDE DABADH AIS ! candidate far
Assosstr at the next election, subject to the
of heDemocratic party.
~ We are authorized Announce Mr.
AnOLPHE VIGNES as q Candidate for The
nf Sfxxx.t " - 49, 1900 - ~ - ~
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g1escoItector Tor The same. sS
Resolved, That the sum 81
allowed the special tax collector n
military fund: for necessary expenso :.
CURED up e the repcal Of the law.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

May 25. 1861.
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DENTIST

Waterloo. Sept. /, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHAFALAYA
Il

Scudder returns 10 his old trade and takes
Paul wants his picture tookPetc brings terrible newsZoe
confirms itGeorges declaration of his love- He does not
know what am THE "eighth blood - McCoskeys re-
solve-Wah-no-tce and Panl-The apparatus workThe
dagurreotype porrait-Pau takes his likeness
by the IndanThe savage's fear for the machineThinks
deadly weapon-paul sits for his porraitThe attackThe
murderThe letter and the Tcrrehonnc will he sold
and Zoe Will be mne'The revenge Of the Indian his
grief for Paul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23
RAILROADS,

HUDSON RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR ALBANY
Troy the North aJd West leave Chambers street al
ana II a. NJ. aud 3.Sc, s and 10:l5P NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
N summer emcntExp press train Albany Troy
North and West leaves EwentysXth street station AZ II X
NJ For local trains see ltSnr table
john BuRcliiLL. Assistant Superintendent
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ACT THE FOURTH
THE BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA.
A II

TIE FE n9 HSpiI REd SS5 q FHE wS SSSS21
rreahaa DOW into the od sa a. nd F"sNo %a'
on her Paddle agmThe naian come.Wah. ao.tro
Lynch h LSna hmscdsr Procrts PAM Grave
Discovered. and The missing Mail Bags brough, Light
~ '1''''' '''''"s THE LYNCH TRIAL.
LyncnA New Wines Arrives very uneapceeaiyAn AL
,eraon ot ets as .iat Evening scaddcfoa
aFNThe Veldiet anu the SeisuEe Of the PnsoacfMcCos
'1's TIE SIZED ON FIRE
Gut The Ropcs-Back her uit-Clear 1way-The Criminal
fmE DEsgEucrioN 81 %nE. STEAMER MAGNOLIA
The Vessel Swings in the stream prey to the Flames
SCENE rlnsr-ru A. S 81 s',' @SuAnrER-Slonr
drink that nigh after the saleLile
% SCENE /: sEcoND-~riE ZANE BRAKE-sUSRIsE.
eiosSey az e. dansss1his igh. ,nsonsh The swanps
nJn ~n m nrsuT oeN hnman naa
SCENE THIRD-THE RED CEDAR SWAMP.
scpdder and Pce on their road home-fhc aiarmWhats
a ~ ts @ ran do var at at ns ad %f a
s9 e e pSs ss s % the
Pee's petionscadder reicnis-is protection OF the white
SCENE FOURTH AND LAST
me paror ~ again-zoe atiea to her home
as Of Arrival ns d af oy news
PETE :" bad FIX TaEE 6GToRSo% Co.'s se h e Si
THE L fiTi2S r At Laif as aavRISa
McCioskey appeals to the highest rbunal-The last that
Of the Indian Wah-no..ee.
JTNcEASING WONDERS.
Broadway next door to Ball. Black Co. New York Just
perfect freak Of nature child with two heads four
lsund three arms. In conjunction with this interesting
nature. glance LOO parts the human body
Who % d n e to nave S o ny nf s masy thousands
Lectures daily interesting, seienuac and pathological
Open for gentlemen only from 10 A. NJ tillloPM
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ACT
TIE PARLOR AND II ALI. AT TERREBoNNE.
Preparations Tor the saier rlpskey claims pound of
hestThe slaves 10 be sotdiete the stumpHs
dress 10 his i" culurd bruddcrs "-Darke enthusiasm.
TIE SLAVE SALE.
Rats the mate Of the Magnolia the yellow girl and
her children" Buy me, seof Pete the stand his
dignatlon at going cheap 10 4-The ocoroon girl Zoe
CONSERVATION of the svesMcCoskcy bidshc assault by
tieofgeBowie knives aud reyoers-bo,s revenge Zoe
who has taken away her loveihc sale OF Octoroon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

RARNuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 81, 1861
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY
TWO SUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
In the afternoon at o'clock, Evening IA each OF
which that new aud powerful Spectacular Drama,
TUE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT,
TIE ANGEL or MIDNlGHT,
THE ANGEL or MIDNIGHT,
Will b. produced Ts OF the hnes.
i've pieces introduced t. The New York public. acting
scenery properties, costumes, music and this arrange
meat enables
LADIES, CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS
to witness and all the wonderful novelties of the
home before dark Ladies and children whose
husbands aud fathers unable
thus
ENJOY THEIR ADJUSTMENTS
alone, as thn utmost vigilance Is exercised by the manage
protect such while i the Muscuf and all Improper
persons OF both sexes are carefully excluded Come, then
one and all, and see
THIS MAGNIFICENT DRAMA
and at the same time the
LIVING HfPP0POrAMUS;
Or, RIVER HORSE from the Nile In Egypt, the
CHEAT BEHEMOTIi OF TIE SCRIPTURES.
The most wonderful animal known first and only
America. He be all hours with his
Arab Keeper Also the living Elephant Turtle 900
years old and weighing 500 ponnds; the What Is IN
Aibnp famty, Sc. Lion Mammoth Bear samson and
IA million other curiosics.
Admission al % CENTS Children under TO- Is cents
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PASSPORTS.

PERSONS WISHING TO PROCURE PASSPORTS
apply In person, at the Office Of the United States
rt Agent $40 Pine street Passports are given free of
on producing the necessary papers for the same O-
ING united States Passport Agent In the city of
'fk, appointed by the government.
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POLITICAL.
! GUN FOR THE UNION.

lDQUARTER5 VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGI.
bent, New York, Oct % 1861 Special Order No 2.
! to report at Camp Washington on Wednesday, Oct
I o'clock A. NJ Tor the purpose of eccting three Sc.
eutenants SIX Chiefs OF Pieces and twelve Corporas.
porlant that every man should be present BY order
j. L. SMITH, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

WARD PEOPLES UNION CLUB.-A REGULAR
meeting of this club held Monday, October 81
p'clock ~ the church in Sixth street, second
The minutes OF the previous meeting read
proved On motion Of j. l.. Miller that this club en-
PIE nominees OF the Peoples Union Party emsnating
he Cooper Institute the Chairman refused put the
and vacated the chair. On motion, j. j. Dy.nond
pointed Chairman pro. tenn, when the motion was
1t and carried by large majority. Charles g. Cornell
tanmously endorsed as the Union candidate tor Se-
Rf the Fifth Senatorial district. On motion, the club
/ acd sine die.
JOHN J. DYMOND, Chairman pro. TEN.
sET FespIcK Secretary.
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A MUsEMRNTS.

IS 49,
),
o ni $Sss ' d S;s$Fss
MISS cARLoTTA FAITHS ,
First SSSss Z III ME AasfTs e Music
"H on tins o'caS'" maze f pr MI
And perform, with NJ TiIEoDHRE THOMAS
THE GRAND DUET FROM WILLIAM TELL
HERMANN
""p''xs' most O. II SaGSiFtcENr PROGRAMME
Never before performed in America
The performance WIN commence with
THE FLYING PHOTOGRAPHS,
when Mr. herr"ann T d1qy inssd OF playing cards.
OF Madame Iierrmenn's photographic t iakenesscs
CLOSE or r hEpphAnS neutrality-suspicious. 2pn9fhf SEASON
nheHAASSS "a rsn EES "a zl AFIT,fARfSGE
benefits h T p1fs 4. Of Same me i've r, gala night and
Breusins's ami sibors,
RHooKLYNr ma; AC Sya Or aMgsIc-nEeRMAsx
Dsnf MA ~ siE' liFh if!SytSi''s q
'"AND oo eaaSD cosc GafA NIGHT
MISS cARLoTrA PATTI
W MAKE A'' Mi GHss''G Ehh SissS A season.
WIN on tins occasion MAKE her 81 III appearance as
and rssrrqrm, M ~ riiiEqRosE THOMAS
TIE GRAND DUET FROM WILLIAM TELL.
HERMANN
viii present
MOST MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME.
and Introduce
FOUR NEW TRICKS
never before performed N Brooklyn
TA' performing TaE r w GST r.orS S.s
when MI Hermann VIII throw ,nstcad Of playing cards
TWO HUNDRED
or Madame llerrmanns Photographic LEGne.ses
THE PRICE Ot ADMISSION.
10 fHEePUBLlC.
There having been great complaint from the
han
advances rates Tor hen and the being VI
preventing this Illegal speculation, hc kna determined upon
tho two farewell benefit nights III Brooklyn place tho
whole OF the lower part OF the house. including tile
ehfstra stalls Prqneiiu Balcony and Private Boxes. NJ tho
uniform price of
FIFTY CENTS FIFTY CENTS
No Reserved Seats No Reserved Scats.
Amphttheatte 70 cents usual
Tickets may be had "a Tie Box oice Academy; S6eU's.
Roses and ProX's music
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s
CLOSE OF THE PREsTIDtGlTAr0RIAL SEASON,
nEkRMANN'S FAREW ELI. APPEARANCE
AND GRAND BENEFIT
NEW BoNERY THEATRE.
IN WEDS EsDAY, Oc,. % 1861.
NIX T. EDDY
Ia his untivalled pelsoaaoa OF
JACK cADE,
The BoSpMAs W KENT.
The Roaring Comic Farce of
The DEAD SHOT.
And the Nautical Drama of
THE MINUTE GUN AT SEA
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MATRIMONIAL.
!. YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WHO Is possEssED ~

a Z
IN loving heart and devoted disposition inc appear.
apre manners anu high social position
wealth ami resident in the city, takes this method IN
uiang mutual attachment with young lady, 4 Young
widow possessing social position wealth aud h0n0ihie
qualities with view 20 matrmony roa sincere responder
and uneycepticnabir
viii be given. All mmunicauns Will be kept strictly
ndpna and may addressed with appropriate raricuars
10 r. .. H. Unun square Post Office; as5 stating where
iftY liz had
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ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,
On SATURDAY, Noyember9 9,
The United States Mail
Steamer AkAGO,
- ID. Iiues Commander,
VIII SAIL from pier No 81 North river foot of Beach street.
on Saturday, November Q, at noon.
Thls steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
double engines under deck enclosed by waerght compar
ments, which besides other results tend in the OF col
iison strandng to keep the pumps work
cure the safety of vessel and passengers.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEO. MAcKENzIE, Agents, No : Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will sail December z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA-FOR LIVERPOOL =
LII The ASIA E. q. Lott, commander will sail from the
stream Wednesday next, 23a inst
steamboat will Fly between the company's wharf at Jer-
soy City and the ASIA from to 10 A. convey
passengers aud baggage board.
None but passengers can be taken on board
The AFRICA viii sail 9th November
+. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23
BOSTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID lessee Manager, james NJ Nixon; Stage Manager,
John B Wright.
A CARD
TO THE RESIDENTS OF CITIES AND TOWNS IN THE

MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER -, 1861
First time III ave years,
EDWIN FORREST
will appear in his grcas ana original character OF
JACK CADE;
Or, The EospMAN or KENT
character in which, by his uncd talent he has made
entirely hts own
WEDNESDAY, EvEsfsG OcroaRR 20
EDWIN FORREST
will appear, second time in tive years,
JACK GADE
THURSDAY EvtSINt OCTOBER q,
EDWIN FORREST
will appear in his great siak sprrean presentation OF
MACBETH
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. IS
EDWIN FORREST
VIII appear in the conception Of human genaus
Shakespeare tragedyoi
on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct ~
And WEDNESDAY and SAlIkD AFTERNOONS
Performances commencing AT O'Clock
TIE POPULAR COMIC ACTRESS,
MISS JULIA DAILY,
THE FASCINATING AND BEAUTIFUL
ISABELLA CUBAS,
whose chastc ANA In ~ed dancing has created Juror Of
enthusiasm viii appear "a connection with
SENIOR XIMENFS
IN NEW DANCES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

E,OR LIvERPOOI~-OLD BLACK STAR LINE-TuE
favoritc packet ship JOHN BRIGHT, lying pier u
East river sails October % Passengers taken
rates. For passa se drafts ireland &C., apply
WILLIAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS.
Id Mechanics Hsll, A.. Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY, % 4. -, ana every night during the week.
TIRE RAW REChEIfS~bATis WHAT'S DE MATTER.
mons, IAIl.MANilESTO Observation-Disclosures
The great nesrO-in ir-str, In variety of tricks
=. q. CAMPBELL, the popular vocalist, ballads
EPiI. HORN. NEIL, and DAN BRYANT,
The lvortc Ethiopian comedians, In buresquc Of the
SEEDY MUSICIANS
Doors open nj 81, curtain rises ~ IL. Tickets %
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pool.-rhe Montreal Steamship Companys first class
full powered, Clyde built steamer NORTH AMERICAN,
Capt Graham carrying the Canadian and United States nails
viii sail from Quebec next Saturday October 26 Rates Of
passage from New YorkFirs class according
dation $40 and $751; found with good provisions
SO Certificates issued for bringing passengers from all
the principal towns in Great Britain and ireland very low
rates. For passage apply n % Broadway New YORK.
ISABEL d SEARLE, General Agents.
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NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP ETNA, FROM LIVER.
IN pool will commence discnhrgng under general order,
Wednesday, morning, at O'Clock.
j. G. DALE, Agent is Broadway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02
REPuH1ICAr nTATEconvErTIoN.

AState Convention Of the Republicans Of lows
is called 70 assemble by their delegates at the City
OF Des Moines. 1t 10 o'coek A. AZ. on Wednesday
July 3st. 1851 for the nomination Of officers 10 be
efsutsd Ut tire HsnsrKf efscriun It'd octUbeF VI rts
ysar. Candidates to be selected for the Offices
OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge
of the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
such other action may, In its opinion contribute
to the success Of the Republican party.
Every organized county viii be entitled to one
delegate in the Convention and one additio nal del
egate Tor each 10 votes, and for any additional
frss,1on Of 100 votes esst at the last Gen.
erai Election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln as Prssi-
dent Of the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
qaes to call their conventions select their del
s8Atfs In the ratio sbeve stated and for Efficient
organisation preparatory TO the canvass.
HIN. HOXIE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
6AHURL f. MILLER, Leo County.
J. d. WEAVER. Davis,
Ono. A. HAwLEr, Decatur
Lswn Il Skrrn, Kossuth
". u. FAlRrfxLn. Floyd
II. G. HsspERsoH, Marshall
J. X. NKkpnAn. MahaskA
~. A. WARREH, Jackson
II. II. TufniLL, Cedar
B. j. w. TABoR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02

promptly take the oath OF allegiance, and
Immediately and publicly withdraw from
suoh associations. While IL 10 my painful
duty 30 carry forward the arms and emblcms
Of national power against persons We have
regarded NJ citixens and frieDds, will re-
joice 70 SEQ them surrender their arms, re.
turn TO their allegiance and unite with 10 in
sustaining flag that our fathers unfurled,
our country maintains, and the world con-
tinues to respect aud honor.
hope we Of this generation may be equal
TO the occasion and transmit the blessings
OF liberty to succeeding generations.
v5sFTssrr win you III sympathy With those
who innocensiy suffer from tho accidents and
havoc of war, am, very truly and respect
fully, Your ob't servant,
SAM'L r. CURTIS,
Colonel Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02
Getting Ragged.

Getting Ragged.
A letter to the Hawkeye from the LIST Rag.
iment 1t BonnviIIe gives the following highly
gratifying item:
The State OF Iowa learn havs purchased
and had manufactured for ~ suit OF clothes.
Where ara tho clothss3 Can not tho Gov
srnor or aoms one else manage to get these
duds to rs? Our pants are oil Como in many
instanoss. foraging parties have been out
for pants; q few have been brought in.-
Many are yet bare--some have only their
drawers. Two weeks more and We will be
pushed for material to make certain articles
Of Indian costume. We have not yet reached
tho land OF 6ga-if ~ had 6g leaves they
night help sone in she present emergency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02

Gov. Kirkwood has made tho following
appointments
DR.. Marsh OF Keckuk, and DIR. Mason OF
Burlington, Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon
OF the I'd regiment.
DR.. Tom o. Edwards Of Dubuque and DR..
Cool OF Waserly, to same positions IN the Sd
regiment.
DR.. Rawson OF Des Moines, and DR.. Car
penter OF Muscasine, TO same positions IN 4th
regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02

The Memphis Appeal notices tho departure
flom there Of Brig. Gen. McOloun, Colonel
Prentiss Of Ky, and Col. Jef. Thompson Of
Mo-, for White River, Ark, with large
uuantity OF nfms