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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-11
NOTICE.

To Leander Harblne, Elizabeth Hsrbine. J M Hiatt
Emma Hiatt, RiI, Hale h CO.. Reed, Cutler 4 Co,
NJ Reynolds, samuel Boatman, Thomas Martin
George Anderson, II seekman Hatch Thtmp-
son, Charles Par sons h Co., II Foster, Fietell &
IucAs:
You and each Of you, arc hereby aottAed thetihere
Is now HE In The office of The CLERK of District
Court OF Lee ruuntt, Iowa at keoknk, petition Of
Rauben Harbne .ciaming of you. Leanaer HArbine,
the OF si1tee HUNDRED and Thirty seven Dollars
With SIX per cent interest pr ahnnm, payable snpu-
ally. ~ balance due on promtssory note, which
judgment has been obtained made by YOU said Iean-
der Marbipe, and occurred by mortgage executed BY
youfo said Reubeu Harbne, dated December ID, A. u.
1859 also eismng against each OF YEN the foreclosure
OF said mortgage the came being upon certsin Real
Estate In the city of keokuk, Lee county Iowa more
particularly drscri bed In said mortsa petition
also. praying for correction OF the description
Of the mortgage premises; and further ash inr for \
salenf said premises. and general relief
And unless yon spPs ar and snsvsr said petition
or before boon OF The second day Of the Of
said Court. 10 commence at Keokuk the first on
day OF September, A. H. 1862 default " III be enter
ed against Jon, AID 5seg rendered thereon al
prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
ty22-dlw Attfys for PlaintIE.
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NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn, Geo w. Caldwell James Watson,
Hx Hale d Co. ~ +. AdAir, II. NJ Black and " N !.
Stsnnus, defendants
Tou are hereby notified that there is on hle In
the Clerks Once of the Disriet Coar Of Lee County
Iowa al hensuk, petition OF Hiram barney, claim
inp AJudemeht against you, Adam Spohn for the sum
OF -Four Hundred Dollars upon mortgage given 10
chas. Mason, upon Lot three ts) Block two hundred
and A. against all. The foreclosure OF said mort
gage the sale ofsad lot and for other relief
Now You must appear aud answer said petition by
Ut the second of the term OF said Court
10 be held In Keokuk the first onday September
A. ID. 1862 orJudgmenl viii be had GU By de-
fault.
II. SCOTT HOWELL
ty 49, aw Ait'y for Plaintiff
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

To Jessee G.. WickershHm.
Sir.-feu are hereby notified that thereis now o
die In the once Of the Cierk the District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, at keeku = petite n Of mos Hem
kie plsintin, clsning OF you the OF silica CO
as money just. due him promissors notes fone
OF said notes payable 10 said piAitif erder The
Others pay able 10 divers persons and endorsed and
assigned to Plaintiff and upon I'VE accounts for
tain boEs aud other property by ed OF d.
vers persons and them assigned topisintir aud that
an a,tachme Mt has been issued hy the cierk Of raid
CouFtupon salad petition upon which certain a yoar
propety has been alta he'd.
Now, uhiess You appear and answer said petition on
or before of the second day OF September 1862
that being the second day of the term Of aid
Court TO be holden al keok ak default will be entered
aid Judgment rendered against you thereon.
BECK &HEATH,
july iA-d AttsyS for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Adsm hpohn, ismet Nstsor Rir, Hale * Co, j.
Adsir, II NJ. BaAei. Vim. stannns, and Geo. W.
Caldwell.
fnn are hereby attned thstthere IL now on file in
he tI.fEs oMee Of the nstrirt Eouit Lee County
TOWN ~ ht1k'b pttitar Ia t9ntt3 81 Hiram barney
cam OF tNe Hundred Dollars epob your mortr,ee
gwen 10 thnilet Asan. upon lots "a. andtwote).
Block t.02) In the City ofkeokut Iowa aud b,
against sou all praying for the sale said lots the
foreclosure oftaid mortgage, the extngnisf ment u
the equity ofred. mption, and for general reii.f.
Now, each OF you must appear and said pei
t4cn by moon % the seesthd day Of next term VI
Court. 10 be held ut he kut OH the hfst Monday
Of September lcG2, Judgment will Re had the in
by default asprated Tor. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
jaiyls d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
EA1o.

UNITED STATEs OF AhERlcA,( &C
DiSTRIcr or IOWA.
BY virtue OF an execution to directed issued by
the Cerk Of he District Court of the United States for
the Southern Division Of the District OF lows, and
AZ anst Jsnes Morton and la favor Of Nsieos. Ward
we'll X Co., have levied upon, and Will sell 10 the
highest bidder at he door or the Clerks Office OF the
DisrIct Court OF the United States for the District OF
Iowa, al Keok uk in said District, the 18th day OF
September, A. d. 1862, between The hours Of O'Clock
o. and O'Clock p. Of said day. the following
property. to-wil. The w u Of Sec. 80, East n of
Of See 30 Tow nslaip 81 north OF Range II west;
The north ], Of the NEy. Of Sec II, s X OF the S
Of ~ Township 81 north Of Range 10 west tho
west u Of the s / Of Section II, 6w Z Of the N n
l Of Section IL: \ Of the i Of Section III
j Of the N W Of Section 80; s w OF the w Of
Section % Township ~ nonh OF Range II west the
west !, Of the X OF Section 2i II OF the B.!
of Section 81, east u OF the n OF Section H. n 4
Of the OF Sect ion - ownshp 10 north OIL Range
n west. all Ia Jasper county, Iowa. The east u Of
Section - Township g north OF Range u. In Hardin
county, lo~a. The east x Of the n " II Section L.
eel j OF the or Section Il Township 70 north
OF Range4s. Lots =, 10. and is In Section Town
ship 10 Range ~. In Dallas county, Iowa. The E4
and W !, the east l Of the W /, and the OF
the n w Of hection 26 Township 81 north Of Range
~, and the Of Section IS, and the south OF the
N OF Section Is Township e7 Of Range 10, In
Grundy county, Iowa. The east +! Of the ofSec-
ton 90 In Township 90 Ia Range 8, Van Buren, county,
Iowa,
Taken aud levied upon ~ The property OF James
al orton TO satisfy asid Writ sf Execution
Keokuk July 2lrt, 1862.
augo.d BY HARRY FELTON,, Deputy
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auc9e-si4w
NOTICE.

70 Hannah W. Miils, C 60. G Dixon, Chas. Paruons &
Co.. Jno, ID. Perry, Christians W rtgbt, snd Thomas
Ransom, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now file In
The Clerks Office of The District Court OF Lee county
lows, At keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney, alieg,
Ing that at the special term II kAid Court In June
1c6l be recovered Judgment against on, Hannah VI
Mills, for the sum Of NIns Hundred and One and
3sl00 polas, and ten per cent interest, founded up
on certain mortgage made by you, Hannah W. Aiiis
three 53) in Keokuk, Lee county, lows and praying
against you all for the foreciosnr OF said morE
the sale Of said lot TO pay said de the exttnsuisn
mtn Of the equity OF redemption, and for general
liet, with costs.
Now, each Of you must appear and answer said Pc
ttion by Of the second day OF the next term oil
said Court, 10 lie held the FIRST Monday Of February
1863, decree win be had therein prayed for BY
defsuit. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
septs-d4w Plain tff's Au'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-11

To Edward Kilboorne, Caroline a KiIbourne, Chas b
Foote, Chss foete. Gao GORDON. Mason Wheel
er, q W Garrett W W Perine, Stale Savings nsti-
tuie. Gardner Drrry and WIN Page, ssslsnees OF
"the Boston Locomotive works" Albert wells
Francis W codbridge, Frrteriek Shelley. W sss Ca.
bot Co., M Peek ConLablc q smyih, william
Patterson O CARRIER, wn Thompson, Trustee, Ae :,
and Tempiin, defendants
You are hereby notiaea tb al there 10 ole in
The Clerks office "t.thc District Court al Ire cCuty
lows at keosuk petition OF Hirsa Eeruey pray Ing
faf n lademe ut sgaiBst you. Edsara KfbcErne, tor
the sum % Forty live Hundred Dollars, upon your
mortgage, given to Marsh, Lee N Delevsn, upon lot
five Isl block ave Is, Keosuk, Lee county Iowa.
asd for the snie OF said lot The foreclosure Of
said mortgage, aud The extinguishment the equity
OF redemption, and general relief.
And each OF ron must sppear and answer said petit
ton by noon OF the second day 81 the term OF
said Court, 10 be held the nrst Monday Of Septem
ber 1862 Judgment by default will be had against
you. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
auE2-d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Jplylp.d
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ABsENTEEs OF THE IOWA SEVEN
TENTH.

According 10 General Order No r. Issued by IL
Gonnsndins General Of the Army OF Mississippi, =
absenteeso Of the Iowa 18th Regiment OF voluntee
must forthwith join their Regiment, or uniets tL.
received certificates Of Army Medical Officer Il the
inability to re,join their Regiment they will be n
ported deserters.
ABsEN FEES CoApANYA
Chas W Clements Martin Fishburn
Daniel ID Ouelt Allen Dunn
geo 4 howard Allen Dstrad
John Ingrhsm Grtef Faulkner
jacob Fiorey Mcrdt cal Miller
Guy Jackson
COMPANY H.
Ssrgt Adolphus johnson Thos Hastings
sergt VIM nundy Jarvis Hauks
George Jewett Dewitt Hanks
Frederick Bonl Elijah Moore
Charles Blair Frank Phelps
jas Castida TLos J Simpson
IN Earl John W atts
VIM Gardner e Cook
COMPANY o.
VIM H Mcpherson worreIl
{ Bodenhamer w Van Dyke
S II Hayes w Haley
NJ khamy JG Green
~ T Simmer Phillips
Jas White Champion
COMPANY D.
RID Brown wwMsrgAn
Curtis Clark Harvey w Muiford
r Edgington w W Stevens
A Prakes AC Grstey
Flower Lscuryus Forrest
y Fitch IN pfipgie
Hibbs Jasper Henry
Isaac Herring Phelps
Lyddle
COMPANY
serst VIM Walker Hugh Kimpson
Cunger Joseph Parker
Cnrp w s Hants Austin Parks
Adam Decker LIN Shaw
Joseph NJ Grigsby W.T. will.on
w Hamilton G NJ Wilson
Stephen Long q h Carpenter
Goe A,Ies Stephenson
John Smith W r johnson
w Stephenson John Ryan
Harrison Hombsek VIM Redman
COMPANY y.
Corp Brannon C Brewer
sumner Hemingway Vim Clay bHueh
john Browning Willis Sperry
VIM Carr John Dsvis
Ephram Cooper Johu Farley
James Mcclure Tuck Morris
Johh W Murphy Henry nj Williams
Hamilton
Perry J Shank John LAshbaugh
John Carpenter Cornelius Silsers
Levi w Cauikns Vim n Alien
Joel Crandall Robt Miiis
Manuel II Davis Marvin Yard
Nathan Reed Geo Leonard
James Drake Stephen Plumb
Jesse Lee
COMPANY n.
Vim Van Steinwick Vim G York
Geisbcrt Steenhook Chas Forsythe
Levi Gibson John Goss
Frederick kinter VIM HJlysrd
George w Burk VIM Lust
John Schlosser Thos Paisley
Alex Eddinger John Nc Bride
Anthony Lumney
COMPANY 1.
Basil + Virgins David Murray
John ID Hour dersheldt JuhE ID Russell
Gatret Brink Vim w Roberts
Geo Co!llLs Hugh Gfifith
Jacob kenerr stephen son
John l.yttle John Eears
John Grindls jsmss II Vale
James q Giham Joseph walker
COMPANY r..
J w N Young Ira Dodge
Geo Anderson Corp David Orr
Thos Ciymer Richard Appicgate
Isaac Cresswell John Barnes
SxmuelR French Theodore Clsthicr
Selby Grihith Vim W Eldrir-
Geo W Hudson Herbert kigore
Albert q Hurst Americas Lock
Afford Miller Adam Null
- NJ, Quilln Ciemment Riley
Chas Slnub John Starks
Abraham Sanford
Many q the above persons may have furiouehs pro
ured in Hospitals. They must report.
By order Col. JOHN w. RANKIN,
eneee-d Com'd'g Iowa 18th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

company. u1, fog B. ligcry bat to be mailc,l''hon
the matter 10 carried Shall be pr paid gi fhc
same rate that ihe existing law require. i 20 be
pai i.on he point wher ii may Dr. nec.i'ci by
slat 1muany lo iha point Ji is destination. and
'ha postmaster. wh.' such company may mail
the samf .bail delae tho up 3pon tlie stue
1fr r. Il further ehaetci That agent.
% a1y c1mpiny who may cauy ieters uuder
to- r.avi tons q fhs oct shaH o. rpn'rcd tu
take aa oath that be 81 m1hhly comply With
thl law oftie rdnad ra'r sta's. ry.atal Loo ih"
carrying ni h,'er or other n1fl natter and ui-
Iiteutiuf postage .iamp. H.ch OATH may Dr.
sdmiusi' ned hy ans .iaei.e. cd tAs peace aud
shall ae va writing anil sIguei by tlcl agrnt or
mc.sargo- and Sled 10 the Post.Oaioe Depart
meut
Approved VI reh 18Th 1861.
An AT 90 ront.nue 100 force certain laws OF
thc Uuitd States Of America.
i}c IL enacted ly tae Confederate states Of
America IN 0nrrcs assembled. bat Oh ihe
laws If tlie Iaiei State. uI AMERICA. in f0rrc
aud Boz as0 .n the Confederate STATES of America
on the .r,t day of Aon.mbar last and poe in.
consistent with ihe Constitution o' ihe Zoe cd
crate States IL. auJ tae same ana hrnby coat.u.
utd ia force antiIu't,ud ~ repealed boy the Con
grees.
Adopted Febuau o. i-6I
Postmaster. Return mu.i Ie msdf % clos"
on tse 8t-i Maaa ihe 3gfh Jun ihg jHiA sep
,tmlper lud the Jlsl pr's55lef. in each year
And tie lg.tuIa iar t'H fractional part u the
cafrui qauicr. which end. JHu- 8Hih HlNt. must
bs promptly rendered 20 iho ChHl 81 ihe Finance
BHreau Poet uilier department. Montgomery
Aahama. iu thc form ard minagr prescribed
10y existing laws ,ud regulations,
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TIE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
EACl I.Ih.
RUFUS D1LHiAR, President

4HNA No 4'"fa.4't ttatt q 'aiitAh
Comml,t Law. LYMAN Member
New Orleans Bar. Lecturer uu CONTRACTS. tom.
morcH Usage. Labltt- of Parties, &c.
NNwvAu.N prWUEsr- FIREMAN
CORNISH Professor aHd Lecturer 600 Com
mrtrHl Ca'cra, a4a
Boog tFfrlyo DEPARTMENT RUFUS Dol
BEAR Lecturer nu BOOK krcpiug and Business
transactions i W. .NCkMAN, Professor
and leclurrr ou Book keeping RUFUS l..
uDtBEAR siu-j,r of Aeeo-ut,, Exchanges
aud rnmupreu. Correspondence.
FSaM-u uErsuIwNT- VI b Met ARIil
Professor and Lecturer ou English Literature and
Correspondence.
FurSu preHfufvr- MARC ROUN Pro
lessor 8,I Lecturer on French Literature
nrruuvE>r ror PENNtN.uw RUFUS
UOIBEAN Lecturer 900 ,he Science 90 Pen.
muuslp. d. T. GRIFFITH Professor and l.,c-
turrr lu Commercial Correspondence.
SrANtu DEPARTMENT MANUEL MAR
EMO Professor and Lecturer ou Spanish Liter
ATTIRE
GFHv,> prraaruF>r- GEORGE GtsS
NER. Professor and lecturer un Grrman Liter
atufr
Laux ANu GrsfE pfruaNr VI MAR
no. q. Gr~S\ER pgole-sats
MILITARY HFrNwNI NNJpR A. g.
BLANCHARD unrtHf Of Military
Instruction mil Dim N0'u b Ha ea'1t
% West puH. a1t .N- t'r u trar. uH ,.I HHl
o0ircf of Orc tH.f1 sH'.- Auv
trfs.r e GuNA--Y Aan.r 81 th.
PmiaH a.H ~ iusffr raHsa 2,
Lecu, %. t.s sn4..l as t.a ,u..a. .ar lhy
pra-rts- Cd. -..a..
April 2-h i-tl
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Cromwell ssid that ten brave men
could stop a thousand from retrcatug
OF running away
Fortune fay0rs the brave rs more
men are killed in running away than 10
facing danger--bct,or meet II " face tp
face
Tho cannon rho, Tor the 1fsi five
hundred yards destroys or gr.nds TO
powder everything in its kissing eourso,
but further. though the impetus be less.
the danger is more. Is now IL is guided
by obslruc'Cns, and WHEN nearly spent
fractures bones without even breaking
the skin and soldier has lost his foot
by kicking on a spent bali rollins TO
him
o The fatality Of the winiage pi balls.
tia proximity with the body, as sup.
posed, Il ialiacy; elpthes have been
torn on without much injury
Fragments or shells are not SO disas
,rous as round shot, though decorating
y great deal.
The conical bali lmuskct etc is
more fatal than the round ball, NJ IRE
direct, decorating, and difficult, q cxtrac.
ton
Any obliquily Of surface, bone, etc,
~ll turn ball even to full circle
Gun shot wounds Of glle face, Ia the
Crimean war. were only fatal IN ii out
535 cases.
A soldiers food should be- well cook
81 ; (no tainted meat y his meals at
regular hours no violent exercises
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r1x srfoArlcx n xrxrucKY.

'schy " 'af fno'' fn'v"'
go hurry DAYS aso " Nir''t III
- we enemy 'ha'f Ven nue' :" ~,
department. n~ W nave pei''e "p,'''.
80. IL inehsh' % ou 80 V''. .i., ,i.;.
end Ten 'hons"hn strong nNA'"e' '",
army Wa are eh"osru 70 S'""
is'actory aAta' 'ha' wv O', r,',,'''
government Can orihs si"'V'', "a
ninety and huiuf'o ,''''"''N'
o' whom are nov u"'e' "''"' ~
'acsy A..,
fea"sai column " "'S"o n -.
las long ueeh ,h'NH''","a
orern' ana hss ''u 10 "" v''s r''"''"''
opinion mat 'ue gtoat u"t''o y, ',.' y,
70 we "es, WI w. - ~ 49, go ~.
vicinity ou' ','rS' az ~, - -
po''it ere ue'''up ''f' ~ -, ..
view WIN 'hs hqn '"n' !" ~ y =, - =
inen'p'. OF ,he rt"' ,s'g'"' '''u''e'' y,
htetuoA!, ""'h' We '''u ~ -
seeing !" We ~ ou ses'.''i"f -.
sequence ~ tho "Pt'
,aoSensn' y" ~ 90 - -.
zen g""h''"" nus - 80. ga
sshe ~ ''s p'ep'l1'''''s " - ~ 80,
nss gao arg $500 ..e,.i.n,I. 80.
''''" various u'' ,''s -
W. AZ 'App, -, =. ,,9n =. and
sFa' 'spee'''N'" ~ 4.... ~,
"uh' VIC 'H's' !
s',ach 'e'! '"mo" ',If'at.. ..,- ..;ti
y 'a senc' a.! SUI "a p ,,..'p = ~. -,
var! "n'e''s' ','' - -. -.
AaNe'0'' ~. - -. o,,,
tfi' H'''h'tHs p" 'sf"Ns -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

MR. I. l.. Whalry Is my authorized agent
u. during my absence, and Is also authorized
to transact all business pertaining TO the estate
oi Il. A liatley, minor
J X GRAIN
pcccmb.F, =, 1861 ulftf
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ST, CHARLES HOTEL.


p.N nIpREtii 81 CO. faorErIor-
HAVING recently heiov much pains and
IL expencc 10 Thoroughly o,erlmu'ed Che -
CHArLfs UUrFt. 60 uhIrh aora added hs, year
several suites Of apartments suited tor hmiie
a. w,lI a. additional sleeping apartments l"r
single gentlemen the rroprictois are now pre-
pnred in give increased accommodations 20 their
numer0u. friend. and patrons and take lhi. OPP
portuuIly ol returning their thanks 90 the cltDns
OF reva. lor the liberal palfonsge they have re-
ceiycd from that state during the past year
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( EN I1UL

of Every description. ou hand and made To
ut fhr shortest notice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

Ito following laws have boon enacted
by the Congress Of the Confederate States
uf America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25

Aerolite. and Zeb. Wards bay flly by Lexington.
rne latter WIS the favOrife in the pool beitiAy,
bringing in 500 polls, SD; Sunshine was next
ia ssr,n a'ion, bringing SEQ, and Aerolie Si4.,
FIRST lis,T.-Aeroite tooA the led, WIZ Jun
shine and tie Lexington FLY III Attendance ~ IN"
order pa ed. Before reaching tie qulrter-poe, IN
80 seconds Sun-hiue deprived Aefolite o. me le@i'
,nd on tie second quarter the Lexington nay 'oon
the second Place. At the hsli-ui!c they were All
close icgt Iber and pretty race ensued; Sunshine
NJ l,ost turn showing in front, and. maintaining
bis lead up inc home stretch, cleve'y ny three,
quarters Of a length in :j4. Aerolite was bad
third
SECOND HrAr.-Aerolite, as before, was The first
of. aud kept in front the hali-mie. Here Snn'
shire went up, passed her. and carried on the run
ming the remainder u the distance, winning ea'iy
By three Lengths ID 1:53si me same disiaues sepa.
rat.ng TIE daughter of Lexington twho was second
from At'0lite.
The reAt race was O four-mile handicap race,
ingle 6a.h, for a puise OF SOJo Mr. Lioyds
1hrosspck 20 lbs Mr.. Warts Reporter, iO5 los.;
and Dr. Weldon's Bite Ward, lJi lbs., were the
contes ants. ReporIef was the favorte, aDf
Throgsn.ck WIS 90 little esteemed that lOO pools
e only .old for 6 aud $40. Tue light weight he
carried combined with the heavy state OF the rscH,
served hin materially. lie took the lead from the
start lcbsely ATTENDED by Reporter for The first two
miles aud halt, when Bette Ward, making tre-
n,endous rush, became secDndl, and without ever
The list race wac a handicap, mile heals, best
three IN ive for purse OF 500. Tnrog-nesk and
Laura taris who were entered, were drawn-the
owner Of The latter 10: being tati-iied with tue
weight imposed on her. IIilsbOrough aud Avalanche
were consequently left to iigh, out he battle be-
tween item. Betting was about even, Avalanche
being taken for choice. lillsborough you the hrst
heat IN SOP and Avalanche the next three heats,
after soue capital racing, IN :52, l:oo, aud l:o@.
-. - D, 1851 pn,s.
s3Oc. Niles h.ais for 3yesr old.
john Hunter Or C. Sunshine, by Bsrownie. dam imp.
Comfort. 1900
p &. BG.h, c. ( Aeoe, by Revenue, dam hh"fl....
Zeb Ward b. hiy, by Lexington. dsm ny Yorkshire.
Tim-, l:1i-l53l . .
SAME Du-Purse St0l snss ds'h, miles hahdieap
srco, bot receive back Their entrance money.
c :. Lloyd. b. f. Av.s che years old by Revenue,
llt be"i
C. ) Liosd. (. Z Trog.ueck, yeafs old, 81 Crgck-
er dam Ssli- Ward. 80 fb........:..........:...
Dr. J. W. Weld u, b. IN. Bette WaId years old, by
Lexington, dam ny Whal-bone. k+ b..............
Hon lob Ward eli c. Reporter, yesrs old. by Lex
ns'0n, dam - Eehp'., lv' u ;;.''''....''''''''
SAN. D.r-Purse $40 Mile hosts best , In s. handicap.
C ; Lloyd, br Avalanche Tyr old by Rsvenno
8. ib................
G.. 5 Loyd 4 :. Tnrps's Neck years old by Crack.
dam SEN. " ard 81 b...........:... DTawn
d. J. ". Weldon. Imp b. Hili-boIoush, years
old by 5tocEw.l 80 10. .....................i
Capt. T.. q. Moore, br IA. Laura Fs-is, q years DID,
by Lexington liz ...Drawn j
Time, 2:02-l:sli-l:56-l:52.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
FROM PANAMA.
odence Of the Associated Press.


PANAMA, July Is, 1862.
There is little local news sncs the sailing of tho
last steame. Nothing has occurred to disturb the
puoc tranquility although the population remain In
state of anxicus Suspense 10 what 10 to come Of
the late turmoil.
The Governor remains In the interior raising
troops. He has procured 500 from Veragus, and
500 from Chlriqui, who are under the command Of
two ex- Governors of tho State, Sehon Fabriga end
Abaldia. The Governor has alec made call on
other departments Tor 200 men. With what he
already has il Is understood be intends, when they
are organized, marching on Panama, and driving ON
he so.quer force here, aud whipping The lnsaoor-
climates into saDleCt0n. !.
Both Esbriga aid Acadia are strong advocates Of
the Isthmus dec airing ito Independence OF the Cen
erai Government ard as the Governor also appears
favorable TO tbis scheme II ~ not impfooscie sco
steps may soon be taken by then IN tnAt direeoon.
Ttere spears TO be more excitement ana party
spirit IN the interior Of the Sta than mere, Ano AL
would leave II they had q chance. 49,,
In a quarrel between TWO natives on the I'm
instant, about cigar one cut the other across the
abdomen With knife, catsi0g almost instant deato.
The heaviest rsiu Of the season fell on the lSn
instant, out caused no damage ~ the road, winch
keeps in excellent order.
There i, no further lie va from the south TO add TO
that sent by the last mail.
The North Star, from New York. arrived on tho
l0:h instant, and the Golden Age sailed tho same
evening for San Francisco.
FROM BoGOTA.
The steamer Atkalon, OF Hollis Liverpool line.
arrived at Aspinwall Oh the morning Of The 18th
int, bringing full cargo Of merchandise for tho
IstLnus and Pacific coast.
By this arrival we have late dates from Carthagena
and Bogoti. ,oo
IL Is reported that Mosquera, having raised $780,
000 had marched the Cauca with 10000 men. A
body OF 800 Antoquiaus are sand to have entered
the town Of Mariqul'a, but were aiterward repulsed
There appears TO be no foundation for the rurnor
that five hundred uen were sen: from Carthageua
10 toe IsIhmus, as Iosquera requires all his forces
in the interior. A report is circulated that ArDo-
leda hau been made prisoner; bat this is very i'm
probable.
The circulation of the Treasury Notes issued some
time since, and made legal currency by aios1uera,
has met with so much opposition that another decree
has been Issued, appropiaiuS certain mortmain
property to be di.posed OF for the purpose q re-
deeming them.
MosoGerA has Issued decree, again declaring An.
tioquia in a state of blockade and prohibiting Oil
traffic herewith.