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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY-SS.
by Virtue NJ arpecia executi Ion to directed, is
sued by the Clerk of the District Court ~ said county
In favor OF Hiram Harvey and against Rehecea -
wilson have levied uon End will sell to The highest
BIDDER at the door Of ihe Clerks Office OF the District
Conri II Lee county, Iowa. nj Keoknk Ia said county
the 9Th day or March A. d. Iaga between the mrs
of O'Clock A. NJ. and l. o clock r. NJ Of said ID ;
encing At e'clock r. NJ the following nrnper
tsr te-wit: West ta1f Of the south quarter of
section t~ent, -obe township Sixty suvr11 nortA,
range Ave west. In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to he sold by order Of Court.
10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keoknk, February ith, 1862
N. G.HEDGES,
Sheriff II Lee eeanty.
fsbd4w BY ID. b. SMITH, IT,, Deputy.
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AHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEK Corsry-SS.
BY virtue OF special execution tn me directed Is
sued by the clerk Of the District Court sad uunty
In favor OF Hiram Barney ana against D. G Billings
have levied upon and viii sell 10 The highest bid
dnr at the dosr Of the Clerks Office the District
Court Of Lee county Iowa, nj KeosnK In said CONT,
the I'd day OF March. A ~. 1862 betwea the hours
OF O'Clock n III. and O'clock p. m Of said day,
coMmenctng at O'Clock p. M, the following proIer.
S3} aud the southeast quarter ~ OF section thir
teen [ia} in low nsip sixty fGTl morrill, OF range
SIX ~ west; also lbc north west quarter OF ection
nineteen ti9l int wnshp xs.tepcn G north ia ge
nye t5l west in Lee counts. lave
TAKEN, Levied npon aud 20 be sodby order OF Court
tusatisfy said writ ofexecuton.
keoKuk, Jan. so, 1869.
NC HEDGES,
sheriff Of Leo County
III Ru IL n.l,r L. In
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CHERITFS SALE.

-.
STATE OF IOWA, LIE Corsrr SIS.
BY virtue OF special execution me directed, is-
Eued by the Clerk tbe Dlssiet soultJ
In favor " Joseph Pulling and agninst Frederick
Bfashef, have levied upon and will sell to The hiet-
bidder. at the door OF the Gcrks Office OF Dis
trct Court of Lee county. Iowa, kerkng, in said
county, The 4ih dag III March. A D. 1862 betw cen
tire hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and 0 CLOCK r. Al. Of
saiG day, commencing ntaocii OK =. NJ The follow Ing
property, ie-wt; Lots eleven Il) AMI twelve tIol in
block one hundred and ninety mine l9a) In the city
OF Keokuk. Lee county, Iowa. or much thereof as
shall be necessary for The pay ~ said Judgment
Taken levied upon and t. be sold by order OF court
so satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, February 80, Fee
n G. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee county.
fsbS BY D. SAIrH, IT., Deputy.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL
To James W. Pjpkin Augustus Cook, John Early,
t. q. Strong, Day Bro:
fou and each Of are hereby notihed that there
s Row file In the flee " the tlck ~ tho District
con1 OF Lee County Iowa nt Fort Madison petition
oi Hiram Barney, claiming OF you, James W Pipk in
the OF seventy Ave dollars with ten per cent In
tefest PEI aunum, payable annuity, money due on
Mortgage made Ivy you To Charles Massn, and since
4sSiged to sad Hiram Barney, dated december l1th
is53 also c lining against each YOU the
~ said Mortgage the same being mp Lot NJ. NJ lie
~ in block No. hundred and forty -four lls) In
The city OF Keokuk Leo County Iowa. far The purchase
money! and further asking for sHie of su r
aud general relief.
And unless yon appear and answer said petition on
bf1te of The second dav II the next t,sm OF
said Court, commence al Frt Madison on Tie 3ga
Monday or Amy, A D. lace, default will be entered
Fainst YOU and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
| for IN said petition.
NOBLE g. STRONG
frbnJ~dim Attorneys tor Plaintiff
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CHERRIES SALE.
" ~ - ~ IN Irffs
Sheriff OF Lee County.
BY d. u. SMITH. IT., Deputy

STATE OF f0WA.ir GerxTY-Ss.
by virtue of special execution 10 dircctt Ia.
suei by Tire CLARK It the district Court OF said
ty.in favor Of Hiram Earpsy End against JosFftTf.
Stotts hnye levied upon and will sell 20 the highest
bidder. A. the door Of the Clerks Office Of the dis
trict court Of her county. Ie5sa, BeekAk ~ said
county. on the seih day OF February a. y. 1852, be-
tw etn the horrt or o'cioc. A. M. and nteuek Y.
NJ. or said day, coiunit noiIg at o'cerh Il. A.the
inlnA lnE Io40IiY. Ia Wit: Tie south half az OF
The senih east quarter {sl OF secion twenty-seyen
(s7) in township sixty+,iX north OF raIee five 5
MEst-in Lie county, lnMa
akrn, ievi~d Hf,es Afe To he seld by order OF
court. 10 satisfy said writ ~ execution.
keokuk, January 31sts 1862.
N.G. HEDGES,
Sheriff oil Lee county,
jan3l-3w BY ID. Il. SMITH. IT,, Deputy.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE c0uSTY-sS.
Us virtue OF MI eNGetni H. me directed tss ted / y
the Clerk OF the District Court of said county, In i-
voT OF John q. Sloane and gnist Lewis D. Hamilton,
have levied upon viii ses 10 the highest bidder.
Mt the GgoT II the Clerk icaof the District Cou ~
Lac county, lows ~ keokuk lin said county, the
4ihdtS OF March. A. D. 1853. between the honfs OF 9
O'clock a. M. and 4 o'clock nj commencing ut :.
O'Clock T. NJ. of sah day, The following property to-
wit The north-west qparter OF the saut-east ena
ter % section ihifFegE township ak Lnrih. NJ
age ilvn west excepting fo, az The south
east corner 81 the asa herftaf9ta conveyed ny Lev il
H. ffanftsgn 10 Daniel Miff} md aleo all II thai
portion oi said quarter section IT isBd ising ras
sd forty tFnet OF land first ahove described ana
nafh IL Tine running and through the Rail.
READ hiane which crosses III creek funnin
through said land; aIlof said land being situated 10
Lee county, Iowa.
Taken and lexlad upon al the pLnpeIty of Lewis ID.
Hnnftitt+si, tn satisfy said y fit Of exaeutiop.-
krckuk, February I'D. 1852
n. G.. HEDGES
Sheriff ef bee county. Iowa
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~
STATE OF low A LEE County, SS.
h., virtue OF special execution to ME directed ,is-
sued by Tho CicrR 81 te bstFict Court Of said
". IN favor Of Hiram Barney and afstrst iiism {.
Lttletoh and also decree aPainst ID Y Brigham M
others have levied and viii Sc II To the ig hest
bidder al the door ef tIe Clerk office Of r District
Eourttf Lee County, Iowa. nj k~ngHk 10 tad county
the 2Rtb day OF February, a ~. ie62, between the
honfS ~ O'Clock aad O'clock =. m Of said
day mnfncin. ~ o'et0cE y. m. the foiioIii z
prGpetty-Fto wit: TIE south half Of the northeast
quarter aid the south hsi OF the ofth-tts quarter
~ the northeast quarter cf sect thirty -tso in
township s1y-AiN nutta, al r. ii,c west. IN Lee
CoGRiy Iowa.
1ale ieayied npou md 10 he sold by order Court
to satisfy said wtii Of execution.
v. e. HEDGES.
sheriti Of Lee county.
ianal.Aw By d. b. snlIn. IT., De putty
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NIlLhiIT GALL.
~
STATE OF low "A, LEE EorNTy--SS;
by virtue Of speciHl execution TO me directed Is.
sued by the Clerk Of District Court of said coanty IN
favor Of John Rahiin ind urainst Ruses NIeey AL,
have levied ard will sell to The highest bidder,
al the door OF the C.erks once Of the District Court
OF Lee County Iowa OF keeknk IN said county, the
lith day OF February A. H. 1862 between the hours Of
O'Clock aud o'clock =, m Of said day COM
meneiiF nj o'clock p M, the following property,
to-Mit: Part OF The southwest quarter OF section
iwent, four t9s township sixty.hye fesl range Eve
Hesl described M fnlleMs. beginning ri the north
west or said south ansrter. tb.Bct seuth
four chains and thitty nine 80 links. thenes east
fourif Ell t4 chains and rtne 81 links 10 stake OIL
the west side the rIap road; tenct thirty
degrees t3ts) west along the plank road TO the north
line of said quarter section: iherce eleven ii1
chains and 46i Inks e. the Place III begin
ntnE containing Eve 10 acres Two ~ roods md six.
teen tl6l reds Of land, lass: bsrg part NJ
land since laid OF ard knfwn ne the Geic CHs or
Bufkes Addition the City OF keokuk, Lee County
Iowa; 30 much ms shall be neccsssFy.
Taken- ,ey4ad uron anato he sold by order court
to satisfy said wIitof execution.
Keckak, !apnary 10, 1863.
N.Sj. HEDGES,
Sheriff o Lee County.
janiid Hy ID. h snfTH, ir., Deputy.
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IlTY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nexsto Banking Hnnse Of VIM. Thompson Co.

New Books.
The City Book Store Is this day in receipt OF The
follow Ing choice literature
Cecil Dreeme, " Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent !.
shadow In The topse. hy Saunders.
1ts HGuxelioa 81 Htuverie. by Southern Lady.
Srnss IN Nany Ecvs by Holmes,
R-cstitetaaIs Of shelley abd Byron, 10y TrelanAy.
shelley Mem rHls, by Lady shciey.
The Rejected ktope, by aYirginian
fom Burks's School bays al Rugby.
DeQninc5'e Opium Eater.
Literary "Reminiscences
g Theological Essa,s,sc.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
Lowtli's .
i.nsfciion's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Saxn's /. -
Mrs, Jsmeson's Loves Il The Poets Tlue & Gold.
:. Characteristics &c, - :"
=" s,uttirs, NC.
. - Italian Painters, q
= Legend ofthe Madonna"
. Sketches OF Art, -
. Diary, DC. .
IL al hornefs Marble FauB.
House OF the Seven Cables.
. Scarlet Letter.
:" MesSes from an Old Manse.
fnlsee T.la T%lea.-
snow Image.
q" BiHheaaie Rumances.
f.oncfellos's Hiawstha
a. Evangcline.
The above Books viii be sold nj Publishers prices
The public are invited 10 call and examine the
iehe J. ". OGDEN.
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Al ptroa'* ors.cr Iowa,

Des Mo!b-s. Jan li,k le62 \
VA ~ HERBEy IkETtrIEp, That ON The IAN day of
January. 1867 ~ orr statement was filed IN shs or
nep, Showing ii'e condition OF The E;na Insurance
Cg,naa hssated nj HaftL,rd IN tie state ~ con-
aectieui, the ls DAY Of January A. D. ie6p In ae.
eofl@nee With prnsiscn - ah AeI of the t.eHarHl
Assembly Of he State 81 Iowa, entitled san Act In ~
latinn IL insurance Companies approved Jannsry
slsr. 49,. and Acf sneDdaioiy thereto approved
Fsbrcsry OH. fs5e, hs. said ststou.ht show that
saId Company Is possessed u The requisite anoun or
eapifai. aisd invested 40 rega ired By law
AglsoF.tg j. ihrrfforc gwen tn above named
Company franssrf business of Insurance FL thia
$ ats ia arepfaapee WITH the laws theleDf lsnil the
aist DAY Of Jauuary. 4. u. One hopsAna Eight Hun
drsa sud sixiS-shree.
II IL aisc eartiiled That II. .. Trs Esck, Esa Of
g.s.E fs he~" snfr rt'tsi,s'sd Nv no
their lawful Agent and Attorney Tor tie County OF Lee
with fui 20 take rsss OF tnsurnre therein
u Acenou is.ige service t,rnetss a. Irosdti by
Law, upon his fiiEg vi The Clerk I the Dl.triei
Go1rt III aHH for sasd comfy. certified copy 0g The
el Oh III iAis arIre, II H. further CERTIFIED
that "a attached IL iras aud cofrec copy OF this said
s.eGf
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have h-reunte set
IL. 81 my Lsnsl ard affixed ml seal u of5ce, ibis i4th
day uf Jknuafts e62
j. W CAiTELL. Auditor OF State,
DAs. ELIfses, deputy.
H. B. TEN EfEK. Agent febludsw
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Asfstord, Jan lsi iree

STATE. pf CONNECTICUT, uAR1pOnn CD-~sst
Hartford, January Isl, 1863 |
Personally appeared before me, HENRY FOWLER
ssnstee OF the feaee. for sad State and county T.
HAs1LI, see;ffary, ard made snietu oath that the
lsF"ihg af ts nrses and condition OF the
1.nn f@ssrascf Company is true.
HEAEI FOWLER. Justice of the Peace
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The amount Of liabilities due or not due
49, In hanks or other cred tors. ....... None
ts'sSss - 'htten ana auc -. MONT
L'sset hdj us'ed aahn MOI due.......-.. SS73 o..
Losses nnad tust ef, in sus pense waiting
Pra1i' ,ntesfed or iruslsed. si6s, 6sl 46
All 9TH y claims are small, for printing Ne
Agents instructed 10 take 40 risk ever Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. ~sihent special permission
The sreatest amount nsnred In any one civ Tawn
Village. or block Ysrtes.
Seniy thousand dollars deposited wifi The State OF
IauBesste IN eek of said State which il so7 In
rfFtHr m EssrE Hfi fE rTHIvsfHHt 10 no sfrprstt
- 90 rtpttal ar savings Deposited with The State
81 1asa. TEN Thousand Dollars.
htr with thr -4n1titnr uf town.
l.. j. HENDkE, Secretary.
lErlford ian lsi i,sfp
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NHERIFFrS SALE.

Ker KrK, Jannar, 3tth
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u HEEGEs
AHEhlFFtS SALE.

Sheriff Of Lee County
Is Il. q. sMfrH, IL !. ntprty.
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AHERIFF"S SALE.

iaf9al
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AlERlEF' SALE.

= ". = ~ IT II Y . 7TFst1 ?
nv u. Il SMITH, jr., Depats
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I EGAf4 NOTICE.

. q he IJU5 -
SHERIFF Of ! ea County.
rs u. 4. SWIM N urIMtY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

e6@ 1t is a singular fact. but one worthy
the reflection of every patriot, that Andy
Johnson and DIR. Browniow, and, 10 fact,
every other Southern man who has made
himself peculiarly distasteful to the rebels,
is equally despised by those Democrats in
the free States who pin their political faith
to Law, VOORHEES, & Co. Parson Brown
low, in particular, is the object of the vilest
Vituperation, on the part of these Northern
rebels, sample of which we here copy. 1t
is from the Luzerne (Pa) Union (2):.r,4,
OF all the foul carcasses exhumed from
the graves of political, social and religious
life, and brought to the surface by this great
upheaving wave of niger agitation. that of
Parson Brownlow is the vilest-a thing who
bears the semblancs of a maH, but on,
whose every instinct and every word is o
the devil-a vile political prostitute-a base
hypocrite, who would sell his soul for
mess of political pottage--a blasphemer,
who would shame the yeriest scayenger in
the Internal regions-once a violent pro-
slavery man, because at that time it was
the most profitable; now a loud-moulhed,
cauting, niger loving Abolitionist because
that will pay the best-a man who prefxes
to his name the ~epithet of PdrsOn---a rev.
ereud gentleman, whose choice language
would exclude him from the tevels of
brothel OF bawdy house-and yet this
animal is permitted to desecratc the sacred
desk with his foul-mouthed obscenity and
coarse blasphemy.
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CONFEDERATE CoURT-Turner S. Fosters
our readers will remember, was elected
Circuit Judge of this district some time sgos
He received his commission yesterday from
Gov. johnson, and went out the same even
ing to bold his court in the Penitentiary.- -
The loyal citizens generally regard him as
the right man in the right place. With
Sehon to declaim. Baldwin to dream, Eli
OFT to pray, and Judge Foster to interpret
the Constitution, the Peniteutiary will be.
come renowned for Law and Theology,
eloquence and piety. We suppose Judge
Fosters labors will be confined, like him
self, to the Penitentiary, and that all the
Courts he will ever be allowed to hold will
be in Caverts Temple.--NashUilL Union.
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ATTENTION, ARMY SUTLERs.-We desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, {" PERRY
DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; everybody knows it; the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it, No remedy is more efficacicus
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to q
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as we'll as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot be over-estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. 1t is sold ct wholesale by Ed
Wilder, R.. A. Robinson & Co., Wilson &
Peter, J. S. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover b Bryant, New
Albany; w. A. Bell, Padueah; J. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller Il White,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH b Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert Co., Evansville.
71e - l. j. N HARRIS & co,
ell Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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CuaDsvILLE, Ky, July. %; 1862.


EDITORS Journal: s. GcntJemsn:-- tt 4
plots of the guerrillas thicken. They
said to be in force on this side of Gree
river, in the bend at or near one Jas. Asl-
brooks. tT 81. ,... ssorr
There is considerable body of hon.
guards encamped in the vicinity of Il
guerrillas, and battle may be expect,
soon. The Union forces are under the in
mediate command of Col. Porser, assisle
by Major Shanks and Capt. Robertson =
Another considerable force has gone fro
Daviess and Hancock counties to Have
vile, where trouble is brewing, and vhe
they will probably be assisted by CAPITA
0rths company, on board the Hornet.
Judge Yeaman, of Owensboro, is geners
director and commander of the Union m
litia in these movements.
On last Sunday seven guerrillas cross
the river at this point from Henderson.
and attacked Aquilla Spray, John Oldhar
and ]. R. Bethel. Several rounds We
fred by each party. Spray was wound
painfully, but not dangerously. Two
the guerrillas were wounded-one of the
MORALLY. El
Mr.. Spray has been the leading Uni
man of this place and vicinity, and Il
murderous Arabs have an especial hatr
for him. A few days before they b, {
come over in the night time and robbed b
store of several hundred dollars worth
property His house has been the home
recruiting officers and of weary and sic
soldiers, and all without cost or charge
The rowde' said they aimed to take fro ,
him as much as he had given the govern ,
ment.
VIXEN they returned to murder him OF
of the company was heard to order NJ
Spray, who was standing in the door, to
shot. If Gen. Boyle ever executes his pr
claimed determination to make despoil'
U nion meu whole out of the substance
resident secesh, Aquila Spray will be
good one to begin with.
A terrible day of wrath for these gae;,
rillas and their sympathisers is at hand.
M ~ BUCK SHOT.
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20 rhs pemOeracr ol,he seventh Com.

p&~ The Democracy of the Seventh Con-
gressional District of Indiana, nominated
the Hon. D. W. Vochees for reelection to
Congress. The Indianapolis Sentinel says
that Mr.. V. in his response gave most
scathing exposure and rebuke Of the corrup-
tions and frauds of the party in power. We
wish the Sentinel would tell US whether, 10
this mighty crisis of our national affairs, he
took occasion at the same time or has taken
occasion at all since his return home or is
likely to take occasion hereafter to put
forth the power and strength of his elo-
quence in rsllying men to enlist in the ar
mics of the Union.
We sincerely hope that the Sentinel can
and will suswer in the affirmative LOUIS
VtIie Journal ,,rs
Not BIT IF it. Neither VOORHEES, nor Il
Sentinel ever lent the slightest influence i'll
favor of enlistiDg, or OF their government.
Nor were either of them ever known to
speak one word In denuuciation of the re-
belIon or The rebel leaders. They use all
their weak ability in denouncing the feder-
al government.
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E0Gen. Morgan L. Smith, formerly of
the 9th Missouri regiment, was the recipi-
ent of magnificent present at the hands
Of his old regiment, on Saturday, the 25sh
inst. The Memphis Bulletin describes the
presents as follows:
These comprised a full uniform, suit for a
brigadier general, including splendid PAIR
of shoulder straps and an elegant regula-
ton hat, with heavy plume, a sash, a
sword, and belt, full set of horse equip
ments, and pair of Colts revolvers, in a
handsome rosewood case.
The uniform was of the best quality OF
blue cloth, tastefully made and trimmed.
The sash was of rich yellow silk, with a
heavy gold tassel. -E
The saddle was of the 'Grimsley" pat
tern, brass mounted, and handsomely quilt
ed, and covered with splendid saddle
cloth of foe blue plush, with an eagle
handsomely embroidered in gold bullion,
on each of the lower corners. The bride,
holsters, ETC., correspond. with the saddle.
The pistols were Colts army revolver
pattern richly chased on the bands and me-
talic portions, and having stocks Of pure
white ivory, and bearing the name "Briga-
der Gen.sM L. Smith on each. : LA
Bot the crowning glory of the whole was
the sword. This is of the finest Sheffield
steel, tastefully engraved along the blade,
with richly carved hilt of bright and
frosted gilt. The scabbard also was heavily
gilded and richly embossed, and bore upon
il silver plate with the following inscrfp-
ton:
Presented to Brigddier General Morgan
&. Smith, of the 9Th Regiment Missouri In
fantry."
The cost of the whole was between six
and seven hundred dollars.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

ES- An English correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, in commenting on the
views entertained by Europeans Of the des-
perate struggle in this country. states the
following remarkable fact: em-e =. 3
ain single instance only do remember
any person who, previous to these troubles,
bad spent any time in the United States as
visitors, or travelled at all extensively
through them, but who unreservedly and
warmly espoused our side of the quarrel
And these friends are among the best edu-
Gated and most intelligent classes -physI.
clans in large practice and gospel ministers
of great talent and usefulness
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-30

VINO CAN THEY BE?-We find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Nashville Union
of the 9th. We wish the Union had been
more explicit and given names:
The Louisville Democrat reports that a
party of guerrillas had crossed the Ohio
river from Union county, KY, to attack
Mt Vernon, Ind. We wonder if two citi-
zeus of Mt. Vernon, one county officer and
the other we'll known individual, do not
know something Of this matter2 We heard
secessionist boast last Spring that two OF
the best friends the South had lived 10 Mt.
Vernon, and were helping the rebels liber-
aliv.