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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-10

Arthur woicott. Clara b Wslcot,, Nathan Newsou.
Geo H. Ohl 60, Price, Ferria Co, Geo o Rich.
ardsoLi rffhn fusnef, Oeuvrs n crrpsrs an. Gin
nell Jenkins P~ersm, Psynter D.vi. IA,p~n-
ren. Hunter Scott yames Keat ksngee 4 Co. Wn
enlaop = Go, Lsnd, ,Brsthst = Co. Abbott, Johns
Toe 80 Assssy acssAed Tart hsre u uuw on Afe in
~ eaAcs Fl 49, Clark of Tie pissrss csun Of Ler
SgnnSy. iowa, ~ feu MAdsop. the petition of Elirur
N6scoft, Executor OF The estAte o. Him wslrp de-
Feese0. eMtOtnG " Ss. Avhssr Woaeoss sue sv1 Z
I1Dtnte ounAEp9 and twenty six poIlass in inter
e. on We ssns IN Mar isA 1854 q The rate o. Ten
per cent pei snnnm. - money tsstly due osu prou-
issory net~ sor ssid ssn which aoie AID s,sasr
paid for said Arthur Nolc. u and eaajnssr 81 ven
ali IN. foreclosure 81 mortgage given b. ssid oil.
cott 70 secure tsid note The esst~riy half OF lot
sour In otoct In The city Of Keokuk Lee
county Tosa.
NOV, snis., yos apresr and Plead thereto es be-
sore noon Of Inc second day Of the NAY term of
said eoun, TO be begun and holden as Port NaAi.op
on Tie third nen1ay Of Asy, Is9R. tuaRsssss ~i
- rssAsred agniast you ~ eeSault sos he snsunt
claimed, interest and eoss, and decree euisnx or
barring and foFecfsnK al your rights In und 10 III.
equity Of redemp asn o. sale pseyefsy. No csrsen.
sisinf 10 sde sgainst asy II yoa but AAsr eleo,t
1CCRAKY BRUCE
fshs*-alm Atty fnr Pftr.
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SALE.

Whereas, Ciart II. Robinson. OF the STATE OF ohi,,
@ the tventy-shird day Of August A. D. ieoe,
ted and delivered to Deed Of Trust. for the pay
me al Of certain run VI Uoscy thsssis neatensd
the foIo~ins described aots, pieees and parcel
of aGd situate lying and being in the county sf Han
cock and State Of Illinois io-wi, LcN No. seven e
eight lel. nine sl En Ii0l eleven M and sixteen
us u hlsck thtsty ore 81 lots foatese III If
lots three Isl four and nve Isl In block eighteen
llef lots ten Il0 and eleven IN. 10 block twenty
six la6) all il Reeves. Duekss Aaord Co xdtfttOn
- 0ssHesd And nemfifasA HsAaeck csssty. &tafe at
Ilinoia. which said deed Is recorded In veiuDe nine
90 Of Bonds and Mortgages, OF the rscsras 81 said
county Of Hancock pages thr~e hundred End NY
two ta52l aud three hundred and nfty three t1S5l.
= Nov, by ressou Of default having been made BY
ssia Clark IT, K.btnson In the performance OF the
dions Of said deed, and the payment Of the monies
therein specified, Saturday, The nsh day 81 April.
A. D. 1ee2, between the hours Of o'clock ~ end
socleck p. asid day, viii. By virtue Of raid
deed. proceed 70 sell the property a6sve Descended
pubae venAue 10 ths hebest b4dee, ~ 1seat ~ III
Post Once il the city Of Hsnilion. for Cash.
fshe1-d y. A. DU1K11.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Woieon Clara Woicots. Snhrn Ee~pom
Geo q GIL, Price Ferris Co, Geo @ Rtehsrdsor
Eiihu Turner Geo GtossmaH, Grinpet a. Jensip.
tNmn. fHxnfsrk nzvsst 1snrues, Hustler 4 nrurr.
James Kest, Ssntee 4 Cos VIM Gray don Il Co, Iipd
Brother & Co. Abbott, Johns 4 -
fou Ast hereby natt CO thst skere ID nov on Ale In
fhA onee Of The Csrt Of the District Csurt OF Lee
county Iowa AZ Fort Msdison the petition OF EiIrur
Woicott claiming OF ron Arthur walcott The sun, OF
S<vsn Hsndrsd and seventy Doilafs With int trest
tfem June IN lse4 - the rate Of ten per cent per
40 nun, PAYABLE annually. at rate money h At
~ due him from you. Arthur wslcott on = pron1i,
cory nete Esd claiming against eli Of you ne fore
einssre Of mortgage. given by the OLE Oft 10
cHre he psyIcnt OF said the eAsterfy OF
LOT In block -, In The oily OF Keokuk county Of lie.
and State OF Iowa.
Now, uniess you appear and defend thereto On or be-
fore Of the second day Of the ne1i term Of an id
court commencing ard TO be haden on fhe N frd MOI
day ofMsy, lsos, ~ Pert Madison, default win be
entered against you and sludGmsnt rendered thsre-
for amount claimed interest and costs of On h. also
decree cutting on and forerioenr ai your rights IA
and 10 the eny % redemption OF the propers,
Ne peraonal claim Is made against any OF You e1-
cept sAtd Arthur Woleott.
NecRAEY q BRUCE
ncSs-din Atty's tor Pile
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 James L. Estes, william Mcdaniel. John Olive
a. l.. bemisg and John T. Antrim, his eesasque smat
AHtrin. E 1885, ~ Asf s{sssys =
You and each ofyou hereby notified that thercis
nov die In the elnee Of TIE Ebrk OF the DinRics
Court Of Lee coanty. Iowa. nj Fort Madison petit
tion Of Shefer, pkbg egptsst you judg-
meDt aeanst James L. kstes Tor The sum thiYtesn
OF February, 1850, and decree for before
6s1very - psseeeeien Of QuAstcT seeatun of land,
DESERVED in said petition the
sectioa Is teWsship g north Of ssnee uesf In
said eeapy. And lien prior In eject agsnst said
lard 70 The esaAten ~ The mort thereca end
for ecneral relief Uness yon appear ~ the tiers.
of said ccuT1 and thereto In SIXTY dsys 1fon
service hereof said petition i'll be taken Is
ed and default and the relief prayed for granted
thereon. FRANCIS aEMPLR.
ianl7dim Atty for PasH.
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: EGAL NOTICE.

To Robest WIlson.-ktr:-You are beFsby poai1ed
that there 10 Gle In the once OF The CierA 81
the District Court OF Lee County. lova.s fost Aadi
con, petition or Elizabeth Wilson. claiming or you
= divorce from the bonds OF natrtmony existing
between yoa and bar. for tho guArdianship Of her
child born Of said rage for her coats OF suit sod
for general pstsef The Of said pssition
inhunan Treatment and wiifni desertion--
unlc0 res sDpees and answer said petition be-
fore the second day OF the mex. term OF said Court
u be hsgun ana heid IT PORT u suts>A sfosessid,
the third Monday in May next. default and decree
prayed fOr viii b tab en- againN you thsJssu.
sEMrLK 4 ffNLY,
hnl7dYn AIt'ysfer PisintiG.
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EGAL NOTICE.

. To Mauen Demsn Smith. You are hereby notihsd
that there 10 hle in The ONCE of tbs Clerk
tie District Court OF lee County, Iowa. u Fort
Aa<ison,a pc ttion OF Minerva A. Smith claim ing Of
You divorce from the bonds of mutrimony row sx-
istiag between yen and her and for the
OF her ehildrrn By you and for her eas and for
eral Fcisef, I'm the ground Of y~ilfal aessuioa.-
Unless You appear and answer said petition on or
befsrs noon Of the second dsy 81 the nexs tern 81
said Court, to be held Fort Madison sforesaa Oh
ths thiEd Monday IN May next defepli ana dec
prayed for will BIZ entered aEsins you. Order ofpub-
iicstien has been nscs 4sh or Jesnssy
sEMrLE FINLY, 8
Janl7dlm Astys for Paaintia.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

and Bro
You, and each 81 you hereby nsfinea that there
10 nov en Gle In the ece Of CLERK VI th< Di,,rie;
Court ofLee County, Io~a n Port N sdsen 4 pet,tIot
OF Hiram Barney Ella mins OF JeAH HE rzru
Of one hundred and City dollars. with ten psr cent
4si erect annans, Fasalls AAsnaIa m mcnes enc
on AsTigsEv Dsa~ By ,os TO ChsrieaA and since
assigned TO said Hiram barney, dated Sept 4oh 1854
also claiming against each OF yoa the OF
said Mar,ssEs. the sane bsipE apeG Lot No sever
t in block one hundred and forty eIKht Ito In the
city Of keokuk. Lee couny, Iowa, for the urrhase
and general relief.
And unless yeu APear and answer said petition on
before noon ofthe second day of the nexiferm OF
said ceort. 10 commence Forf MadfeoN On the 3rd
hsu@Atsof Asy. a. u. leo2 q defact will be entered
exainss 200 and jndRmepd reptrrd thereon prayed
for In ssid petition.
kOBLk 4 STRONG
feh25.-dim Attorneys Cor pIsiutln
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SHERWf'S SALE.
sTArR on LoNA.L rr oor.r.-es.

STATE or IOWA. LES cousrs-es. I. TgTs Z :
~ virtue Of ~ execution directed ssue6 By
the Clerk OF the District said county In sor
g WnIisn Csiemsn and against Curtis !. Corn and
=. - a.a1th, have levied upon. and wllset 10 the
highss q the front door Of The clsSks once
81 the Dsstsset Court OF Lee county low KepAnk
10 said county, on the 18th day of March D. 1e6Q,
BETWEEN sAs hours of9 o'clock a. m sud c'clock p.
m OF said day. at O'Clock p. n the fol-
lowing property. to-wit; Lot Pin bloch n. lot In
block 3, lets and IN block l07 lots and In block
u, sxss 40 teet on a street By 70 feet des of the
rear end Of said lot, lois and In hlocA &C. lot
In bloch 50, lot Ia block T. all In tire city or CO.
hsk - part If shs nssthu est Qnasars section
twelve tl2) toxnAllp IS north, range rest begn-
ming at the southwest corner fthe northwest quarter
Of said section. running thence the line dividing
the nonhcAst quarter and the southwest quarter Of
said section 80 rods, TO Abe center he lsid out
aud proposed Grand Avenue from Keolnl TO Mont
rssc thrr CO north along the or said Avtnpe
80 rods thence vest ~ rods TO said line thence
sicue ssi vrst line 90 rode 10 the begnnipr; cen.
tanning In all ten acres.
Taken and ieyiedu upon ssthe property OF D. \ Smith
- aailsfy said writ Of execution.
- ~ N. @. HEDGES,
fesceAlM sheriff Ice eunty
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To James w. Piptin. Augustus Cook, John Eary
I q. @. - ronG. Day 4 Bro.
feH, and each 81 are hereby notified that fhers
- Be~ on Ole IN The nee nf the CLERK Of In. D.1rct
Court OF Lee County Iowa. IL Fort Madison patton
q AAssm Besneys slsilDine OF You. James VI. rpk in
Tie sam of seventy eve doilars vh per eeat iu-
.eresi per sunnn, payable annuity as money due ON
Aortxsse made b. You to Charles Massn and since
sssEned 10 said Hiram Barney, dated Beeeu Der 17tb
~ SID NortfAee, ne &ms bsihk upon Lot No nine
Sd = aSes Ae. oss esndssk and forty fssr Iat) in
ne CITY q bee County, lows, Tor the purchase
wOney and further askSsg fsr sale u aid premise.
ard general relief. =
And uniess yon appear and xnswe, said petition on
or before of the second IL he ne n tenn q,
said Court to commence NJ Fort ADDISON on the ard
Monday o. May, ID. 1862, defau Mi viii be entt rel
you and judgment rentsred thereon ~ prsy-d
for in said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG
tso&S-dlm Attorneys for Piaintir
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Tan CLARksvIILr NEosors.-Tb,

Tn CLARksvLLE .NEoaoEs. -There
are ten negroes to one white man, and
the streets are. crowded with them, and
they make no secret Of begging every Of.
scsr or soldier to help, them away. One
told me that "Massa Lincoln said every
man Should earn his bread BY the sweat
Of his brow, and CORA mighty, masea. if
dat don't mean De niggers, den Use mis-.
taken." Chicago Tribune.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To ". n. Early. John EaxIy. Aurustus Ceok. C. G.
S,rcns. Day 4 Bro. =
You, ans each Of Jon ara hsrshy notnsd that there
Court Of lee County, Iowa, Fort MsdsoH position
OF hiram hssney cisininE os yOu, W. n. Esrly the
sumo o. one Atsdrsd and my doilar, With ten per
due on Mortgage made BY ron to Charles Nasop and
since ass8 TO said Hiram Bsrney dated evpeember
20sh 1854, also claiming agxnst each OF y.u - for
CLOSURE 81 said Mortgage the same baAe apes Lot No
elEht III II block hundred sad forty-e,eht
IN The city Of Ksoksk, Lee County. Iowa. for the
premises, and general relief.
Ane nstess ysl appssr and snsvee1atd petition on
apr before OF the second day Of ne n r ~ said
LouIt = eoAmeace n Fort Madison on the 4rd Mem
DAY Of lay D. 10R default will bs eeter "a against
you, and Judgment rentsrsd thereon Yrsysd Tor in
said petition
NOBLE 4 sFR0N6
sessS-dlm Attrrucysfbr Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

fAoss having accounts agAinst ns viii pllaespss-
S<su ordsrsd 81 ii y:r1 sS"Is ss,ss ~. r.t 81 :
fspon oachte settle. fhose, ~, Who knew tAeu-
selves indebted y Ne viii papase nsAe t1nneAiats
payment 70 Mr.. nanes, alene u AuAhnvio1 . eel
W ~ asAlrs), tAAtihsss euAsn I ~ tnAsleed aa1
Tr01ss esrrss Kahn ana third strssss, IS stairs,
Wsyk pr. 1snd. IN h01r1
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8 zDTbs Southern Acccant Of the es-
cspe Of Floyd and Pillow from Fl. Don.
elsen IS, thatthey "cut their way through
the enemy" The captured rebels say
they "cstand run, the eating through
story Psshably originating with the vera
cious fugitires themselves, who know how
to put things to a Southern audience.
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hnow ALL NEs ~ TINE PRssEx1s. That the Roxr
~ authorize any and al Agents that said Company
has. or may hereafter have appoint, In lie state Of
lowa, nf and on behalf OF ssid Co@pans, - accept
ana service Of al process whether nssns
er anAi, y any sctton or pvoceeding against said
snmpApN ~ any q the courya Of said 9ts~. And Il
hereby admitted thai said seFvSce Of the
and semcien IN that behalf the n SERVED upon
said Co. according - the Iaws SD pssoeiss Of aid
error b Fseapa Of s manner u sach ssrvica r. here
~ expressly wHfyed md rUttnQuishxd. ----
Wtness cur hand Ana seal Of the Conpapy this
20d day o. January, fe07.
lsisnedl CHARLES J. MARTIN, rnetdens.
lSisned1 JOHN HcGkE, Secretary. W
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STATE Naw YonK
City and County Of New York
cHARLES J. MARTIN Pr~sj-
cent. and JOHN MCGEE. Secretary, OF the Hoas Is-
suRAscE COMPANY, being severaiiy and duly sveru.
depose and say, and each Tor himself ssys DAT D.
hregoing trne full and correct siatensst Of the
ana ~ thr said Cooperation, and that they are the
above described o6ncerp the reof
lsignsdl CHARLES J. MARTlH, President.
1sienedl JOHN AcGkE. 2ecretary.
Ary, A. D. leG2.
lL.sl ). W wAsHBURN,
Commissioner for Iowa Ia New York .
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- hUeis ghost story or adventure,
which recently occurred in Limerick,
Ireland
"A woman not far from Emily, buried
her husband few months ago. A knock
came to the door some night last month.
She asked who vas there. A hollow
voice answered, i sm your husband, whom
you buried, and | am very miserable in
pnrgstory till my debts are paid. Sell
the two pigs you have and be sure to have
the money for me on such . night when |
call. The, poor woman did a. he required
and felt happy 1t being able To meet his
request, whether through fear or love (as
he appeared with his shroud and male
FACET Between the first and second visit
OF the ghost, the poor woman went and
told her story 70 the priest; be told her
It vas I'll very good, but n the name tina
. have two policeman in the house when
she would Be giving the money. Accord
lngly, after getting the money, the purea.l
forial and shrouded ghost came, and was
arrested By the police. and lodged in
Limerick Jail. there to undergo . little
more purgatory till his trial comes on. -
This ghost turned out to be near neiphbor
who is godfather to one Of her children.
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NASHVILLE UATTERS,-There WAS an
election for municipal officers in Nashville
on Saturday, which passed of quietly
The retiriag Mayor he's iasusd pruclama
non, exhorting all citizens to remain quiet
and attend to their usual avocatiops. A
surlng them that they would receive full
protection from the Federal arms. The
railroad connection between Nashville and
Louisville is complete, save As 70 the
bridge ten miles this side of Nashville
Which was slightly damaged by water on
Saturday evening.
many rebel prisoners have been brought
IN to Nashville, no less then thirty having
been taten on Friday. Twenty five ne.
groes Who had been seized BY the rebels
and taken from their masters from the
vicinity Of Bowling Green, we're recover.
ed At Nashville and restored to their mas.
ters on Saturday.
Since the Federal army occupied Nash
vile, certain Southern currency has 40.
preciated In value there, and the notes
OF the State Banks Of Tennessee, Florida
and Alabama pass freely at par. The
greater portion of the silver change in cir
culatlon At Nashville i composed o. Mex
lean dollars and the bogus half-dollars
manufactured at New Orleans. The shin.
piastsrs issued BY the banks and private
companies do not pass As currency.
Telegraphic comnunication las beep
re,essablished between this city and Nah
s'l!e, and every exertion is being made TO-
put the railroads in running order.
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Total Bonds. ~, GOO 10 SIS. 3l2 SO &Ss,sl2 so
4th. Debts TO the company secured by
Mortgages. being first lien of re-
cord on unincumbered real estate Too 20
5th. Debts otherwise secured nana on stock. viz !.
Par val mkt val IN 'tlii
thereon
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Total amt. OF losses claims liabilities $4,000 As
The greatest amount Insured on any one ri.k il
COO. Wv
Inc Company hss no general rul. ~ 10 he amount
anosea TO oe Insured In any city. town village or
the general character OF buildings widtA or streess
factlit - for putting ont tres. &C.
Az Atteseed copy Of the hayser or Act Of
ton accompanied previous annual state nsnl
Ihe Conpsny makes herewith the deposite REQUIRED
oy law on IL receipts In the STATE Of Iowa for The
year 1851.
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81 600 00ea7. 400 90 as, 1877 81
Totat amount loaned on shove stocks, 2S,ls7 81
9Th Debts Tor Premiums. ................. ITO 90
It'll. All other securities are
LIST. Bank Stocks owned by the company. viz:
Par val NIX val
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w 0. DANIELS, Agent,
GROCER
PRODUCE DEALER.
dec TI- dlyvrv ~ ! .ssre

DIR. H. C. CLARK,
RRYSlClAN Ann SURGEON,
his the citizens OF kes
kuk Aodthe surfoundiuk country In the cure Of Ffs
salA " Ann HeUosrheids or Piles Prollpsus AMI ul
eerafions OF the Rectum, and diseases OF simi1si
character w,houtths use OF the knife, suHsria
the patient!
TAoss interested y Ill please call al ny once and
esAd ccunss seals csrfyfpR 10 nj
success Ia the cure Of those diseases,
Twill also referyouto 0nDe of Piles oflong eta I'D.
Ing. cured by 0stn Keokuk.
Other dlaesses SUCCESSFULLY tfsated.
OFF1CE-CeYner Of Main and Fifth streets up
ssairs. fnov7a3u
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sd. Real Estnte observation-disclosures.
sd. Bonds owned by the company, viz,
Par val mkt salne
Ohio pr ct b nds$ 900 90 $500 90
Michigan do 5000 90 4,ol2 so
Hartford do 10000 90 2o,7oo 90
s. pr ct binds
assn coupons 5000 90 $500 90
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John N. HUMMER, NJ. D.,
AONeRopSytjktc PhysictAN,
KE0KUK, IOWA.
Once and residence Hgh Street, between lOsh and
18th. fmehQSd.

new supply OF
McGuaeys Readers. new and old Series,
Ae6u6cys Spoilers,
NcGufey'y Primers,
Pinne's Grammar. primary and Anyliticai
Rays Algebra, part lat and I'd
Rays Arithmetics part LIST, ID and I'd
just received and Tor sale, by
sfs N.W. wESCOTT.
mnrl-d Main street, - door from 4th
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ssol. $50 % $3.50, 4s2 ooeise, ~ %

1850 % 1887 50 N,ss7 50
I'd. Interest accrued .... $50 &
9Th. All other property Of the company l.oSI 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-17

JIM LANE AGA1N.-The Washington correspond
ent of the New York Express says that Jim Lane
writes back from Kansas, and threatens to vault
once more from the saddle to the Senate. Gen.
Hunter it appears, is to have the command in
Kansas, not Gen. Jim Lane, whereat he pretends
to be indignant, and threatens another return to
the Senate, if he has not the supreme command Of
ten or twelve millions that it is supposed his pro-
posed expedition down through Arkansas and
Texas will COST if it could ever be attempted.
The same correspondent also speaks of the rufian
in the following manner:
The fact is Gen. Jim Lane is a "humbug" Of
the first water, and if he bad not turned Abolition
ist, he would not have corporal's guard in the
Senate to support him. He knows nothing of mill
tary affairs, and has no military skill. He never
killed anybody, except his neighbor for drawing
water from his spring, whose land he has now got
from the widow. His projected expedition would
be OF no earthly use, except to enable the proec-
tor to pocket the millions it would cost, and in
military point of view, it is pronounced by intelli
gent minds, who know the country, to be impos.
sible.
+ The President, however, is firm in sustaining
Gen. Hunter as Commander-in- Chief, and in this
you see the lies of Mr.. Croful, who published in
the Tribune pretended conversations with the
President Gen. Jim Lane, it is not impossible
however, will work his way back to the Senate.
There is not demagogue or an intriguer superior
to him from the Potomac to the Rocky Mountains
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-17

How TnEY DO THINGS IN New 0nLEINs.',-@
Under this heading we find the following in the
Mobile Tribune Of Friday last:
. The Captain and his two men, crew of the little
sloop Julia, which has been plying between this
city and New Orleans, and engaged in the Orange
picious characters. The Captain and one man are
Sicians, the other is q German. When closely
interrogated by the Mayor and G. Y. Overall Esq.
it was proven that they were not citizens of the
Confederate States, ever had the legal right Of
citizenship of the old United States, yet they had
always exercised the right of voting. Their traffic
heretofore has been legal as they sailed with the
proper documents from Brigadier. General Withers
gave them special orders not to leave this city
with the sloop Julia, or any other vessel under
q bond of 500 each, and then ordered them to be
taken before General Bragg for further invsstiga-
tion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-17

SENATOR, HALE AND THE YANKEE GuNBoArs.-
A recent Washington dispatch to the New York
Times says:
The recommitment of the iron clad gunboat bill
in the Senate, to-day, has provoked indignant
ment on the course of Senator Hale and the SEN
ators from Maine. Two months ago, nearly, the
House passed the bill ordering twenty iron.clad
gunboats to be built. Ever since we have been
menaced with war by foreign powers, whose iron
clad ships we have no armanents sufficient to re-
sist. The boats ordered by the House might have
been almost finished, and would have enabled us
to bid defiance to invading fleets. Senator Hale
about Morgan's seventy thousand dollars, and ,the
Maine Senators delay it because they want wooden
ships built Of Maine lumber. But all these Sen,
ators denounce the Administration and army fol
not fighting. l-.-. sl ,5.. . 4 Ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-17
NEW INFIRNIARY.
DIR. RE Ids,
THE UNFtIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR

Would inform friends and the public that he rented
sud completely fitted up Inarmary the spacious
CANT mansion l9 Baronne street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets where will devots all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their forms, scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every description. s-.r
REFERS with much pleasure, to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, well known and highly respect
able lady Of this city S-5- - - 8 'r
LCopy Of Certihcate,]
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. r. 1861.
This certify that tho undersigned resident Of the city
Of New Orleans number Of years, and residing No
252 Erato street. had been long time afflicted with
Ger her breast order to have it removed the under
signed applied to Warren stone who operated it three
different times without escting Subsequently, ap-
piled DR.. REYNODs under whose treatment the Cancer
was eectnaly removed perfect was made take
this doing usce qD Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted. may avail themselves of his valuable
services -. a E.
NIL tt - s, A. CHAPPELL.