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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
Ieuere Hrie0snaC6rtC6tcn
Sedbcres ans SficbmUnb.
8eiteres BON 9eof6ptu,
Don n1empbis.

tmors, IS. Suit. &srsp, brr Don
Nt@mOnp. ron NO CT In pcrsr gpods rnillos
pfn, btst angstcmmsn IN, sr,dbIt;
Sn RiGmCnb trrri6sn untrr ten Bdrasr ptel
1FantHettsn pCpiSlid pom NrSsrhebsr. Sc
h'ssa au6 fat In ieptm SauI. tranFs uno Ssrs
tpunestt Sclpatfn.
psrr asrsp bat bic S6la6tfeltsr pom Don.
nsrlta9 uno Sreitag, brm 26. unp 27. 3url ts.
fu6t uno sr5dtlt, bub Bwsi Gage natt Ter Gtla6t
moo an 1000 asbItstsns 8rtstlrn unbsorabsn
auf esm S6la6tfslps sslessn baten, unS bos
Der anbltd uST ale SeIhrsttung 1&rdlla ae.
UeIm Id. .
Sn Rt6mUnS brst man arp6ss 9ertraurp
Oab fs NtfuItatt bG lrBten S6latttn snt frep,.
Be etnmtttluns tGsrn unb psm 8risss sn Gnp,
maHen riirten.
On 8t&mcnb bsfnNsn Rb 81 SOapltster of,
nit STnntsn unb Ssrpunrrtsn itufdlt.
WCitCrCs Don t7aCdpius.
RsusUrf, IS. 9un. Der bisRas Ssralp
bat fcl8enbs SpsjiaI' Dsprl6e aus Hal6vilIr pon
IA. Suit rrbalten.
Die tlnOniilsn tatsn fir $4,000 gUuatbs
tn VlmfrftsbcrO STlGun.
DIE ltnCn'Sruppfn bic on trm Sample SbriI
Gtnommrn, Warsu bas 3. Ninnr1cta Rtaim,nt
SUI Ofann, eas 3. Battalion Ter z. pennIp(pd.
mia GaSalIsrt, 225 Rann Sttuitts 9atterit, 60
Y'ann uno bon 8ranf6dt @snrlrneen scm 4t,n
Ssntudp Gltsimsnt.
Die StrsitmOdt Der 8sbslen triiano aus 1000
bts 1000 Narn gaSaIsrie unO ttritt,ner On.
tlntfris, bic NIT edrltinsrn uno lsnfarn Shise.
G'rsbrsn tswafnrt paTEn. Str grrIull an Der.
nunrttsn unb Sobttn mar srb6u aIs brr unlrl.
Ss. Das psnnipIVdnta 7tE &aSdtluIs gtsamsnt
bat on Scotsn. gtrwunpGtsn unO 9rmisttn 200
Wann OerIortn.
Die GcmmiHarialS. unb Gudrtiermdltr. o..
VarttmsntS wartn tirsItH nit nsusn 9ou6bsn,
NIT Sistbun9s1Gdsn, S6ubsn &c. UnIsben. mel.
- IdumtIa In bic SdnOt Der 8strrtn etfautn
R1b.
@apItGn 8CuHbs. b,r YrOpOa WnIta1 BON
MurfrtrsbOrO bat &s6tIlrn nltUTtn ls.or tr
ll& rraab.
Dds Bolt III nod In GROCER aufr'0u1l. 9it.
Ts SdndIitr 1nS mad ecuisUIls abssrrt1.
Sc PirS tsr&tt, bag @tn. 9Obn q. Bsdin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23

r.Ole, Col. Jprrsi unp 8dins rte 8rbr0rn Iu
RMfrrslrrp GCmmanbit bdtfn. Quh lplfn
bteIstsn QcYnSns, 0lsiIsn pon NaI6piGs sin'
asncmmsn baten unb &trtp Smitb fol- nit 49,
900 @nnn rairntrurpsn pen Chattanooga ssssn
Nal6pitle anriidsn,
g on sc N y bis,
NsupUrF. is. Suit. Gis gtugprt ari'
tuac cot fc!9snrs DtPtfaen tmPfan5n
@smpttt, II. Gull. 3IadtIn8s aus
9trianine rr3iblen. ra6 @sncrdl Curtis 80 Msi'
In Gfti6 pcn 9atsrpilr 500 glebsGln am 4tsn
9uIi nnsr8ttifrn unS in Stiiden Sstausn bate.
Nsmptie. 10. SuGI. Der 9idsburs Qp'
peal ttriHtct, eae bic StaSt furGttaun S&a'
ptn selItten babe.
Der Grenada Ippsal trri6tst. bu6 baS 7tt
Ituntits 9Issimert 800 Mann Rarf In rds Gs'
fc&t spr 8t&muuo 6sadrstn uno Ctne slnsR CT.
fattpsn @lann ,utiisSstsbrt II.
q OIsfrIts 5situnS mslrtt, bag tins GtttEItuna
UUn 1000 Dldnn rcn SuItis Gruppsn, 1sl6t
gum fcrasirtn ousS'lanpt partn, burh bic HstsI'
fen titsrfnIlrn unb trinnbs alIs sst5ptst inb. -
Nur wtni8s fuN IstsntI8 Gsfan8sn SfnOmmsn.
@smpbts, 10. Sun. @rn. Grant tat
cine Proclamation eria6sn. In pslGrr er fte 6l'
mitirn dasr nit rrr Grnf6pGtrtcn Gymrs Obrr mil
rem @Cnf5rsrirtsn @ouvernrmtnt prbunprnsr
9rrlcnm aufTOrrsrt, in fiinf 3asen bic Gtabt ~
rsrlafsn cher Ginsn Gip gu IGr6rsn, tag fe btn
5fnOs rrtr Na4rI4t srsstra batsn, nod lie.
fern ppllfn.
8tdsburg. II. SuIi. Dhs 5susrn Il
beuts pcn unitrtr Seits iebE ilarf qspsim. De
5fnb antrpcrtsts nit 9s3cSensn SanUnsn, ubn
srCEm S6aern gu ttun. ,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
t7CueS Gcunterfcit.

Die 9bamtcr5buro ,,0ispotb" pom
vorioen Mlitnuo1 fact -Nab9emabte
SdnftbaIernoten ouf oie8ane non @bam:
ber6bur9 Wtroen 9s9empdrti8 rpsitbin i'm
2anoe in llmIauf 9ebra1t. Ole Si9nette
1T 9robsr ols auf otn dtten; bic Subs
itoben in Dem @orte npsnnfpludnien, "
Welbes in einem 0albfrelfe iiber Der Si9s
nette 1T, iteben ipsiter Don einanoer aI6
in DEN Gtten Der Sitsl Der Sant bat
Elm befecttes uno jerPraBtee QusIeben !;
Elm mdnnIibe6 portrait in Der oberen STE
rebter 9lno-oie ddte bat cin Yortrait
Sranfln'6 in oisler G6e. 0urcb aenaue
unteriubuu0 flnn lie lsitt entoeGt wtr.
otn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
Gperatisncn Der nlInsc.

Sine uermcbrte prG9un8 BON Gen
bat in Der MInje fatt9efunoen, ma
reno BEN per9ln9enen Mcnat, gum %
trdge BON $4,000, un6 oiefr prd9un!
lpel1e ooppdt Die bi5beri9e SuontitI
luSmabt, miro mob cine ,icmll0 lanl
3et fort9cftst rpttoen. 0ie Mtinsc 4
bietet lib, ;u ir9cno elmer Belt Gents
9eben fir &er. Staaten Demand 9tot,
Sie bat fdr,Iib 9Oloene 2(oIcr, sum 9
rrl9e Don S50O,000, welbe ppn *
2lorP 95fommen waren, um9cprd9t
SoIoenen 6balern, CUR StquemIittteit
RC9isrun9. Sin 9rcBer Sctro9 bon q
unD Silbrr miro ndbttn6 erWortet
oen Mincn Don Californian, Soler
uno @o6bac, uno in peni9er aI6 ei
Monat MAG cas iNmers Uranium,
ieBt perlan8t miro fir barte6 Selo
Deuteno uerminoert mProen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
ein Srireensriepter in Der RIcmmr.

Scbn Wt9une, Elm Srieben6ritter ron
Wortic Gaunfbip, 4ancaiter @ountp uno
Games 0unfle, elm oafclbft onfdifi9Cr
Burger, lpuroen neulib Uerbaftet uno por
Den Ser. ct. Gonunilfioner 6e1jlitt Nes
brabt. Gle fino an9etlant, Elm @siu6
I'm Die Grtbeilun9 zines 4onowarronts
9efGlfht 3u bobPn. Oo5 8eiub mar an
oo6 @enIion6. .0eportsment 9erihtCt uno
tdutete i'm Nomen elmer Srau &otborine
Sdmann, @ittme BON Wortin Gdmonn,
Ger friber in Wartic Sounibip 0niGiit9
mar. 9it 8ittpe bc6eu0te, oab Mc1une
uno Ounfle Dor lin9erer 3sit 3u ibr fas
men uno iib erfunoi9ten, cb lbr Wom
nitt in Dem Srieoe BON 1919 aeoient babe
uno Oh fip nidtt 8illen6 isi, UNI cine pcn=
ficn einJufommen. Ole Srau pernelnte
beibPs unb mics Die bei0en Wdnner, Die
iie gu iener 3eit nidt fannie, al. 2os
8eiub INN eitIe penfion waro ibr pcr9ez
le9t uno iie bPJeunte, oaB fIe oaiielbc ME
5upOr oeieben, eeidDpei9e oennunteridrie'
ben babe.
@e9en bic 2(n9etla9te Iie9sn nc6 crCiz
pig Sale dbnlider Qrt pcr. Sic Wurcrn
einGtweilen unter fe $4,000 Sur0lbott
9eiteUt. UNI fpdter prr 8eribt Ju erihei'
men,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23

Sin Brief Don eintm Sffijicre /
2lrmce os6 Sen. Curtis pom 25.
meioet : Sine @cmpa9nie pcn 80 y
pcm II. Mihouri 6c9imcnt mar
Scura9iren iiber oCn 0lttle GCo Rip|
0anQen, puroe abcr UCn 1900 9
Ran9er6 umjin9cIt. Die llnicns@
ten, Die feline 8ettun9 ioben, fired
@afen uno rracbsn fid. Dic Rq
absr rrfIjrten bierouf, oof CicB MID
braulb bel ibnen iein, oaB iic mcbe
Don 9dben, nod borum boten. Die
oers tootcten ooer pErmunoeten [
ale 80, biz ouf Cinen, uno pel film
fIs ouf 8rdbIibs @Ciie.
g0'H idnoten nit elmer Yartan
flag Qer3te unb 2(mbutancen at
Ran9er5 miBahtcttn aber Die
naDmen bic Imbulancen meo uno
otten Die Qrrjte. 8cn Der Cor
itlo nur 0 Mann bienffdbio od
Gle 9ebcrts 5u cem Command
uno fol- meiitentbS
Sentl6en bsitanoen baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23

Die Mee9er uon 2(ar9 benp, bri Vitts.
burg, babcn lIb ju elmer Sbiuptaferoes
leufbaft perbunben. Sie beabIibtiaCn,
fir $1,000 S9inplaiter auS,uoetcn, cie
lie an 3aDtm96itatt pieoer Qnnebmen
poQcn. Die SutbPr Paufen oicTelbtn
bel ibrcm Sbagmsiiter nit . pro,ent
prdmir, um Die OrucferfoItcn ju bcfen
uno Die gtcten fOnnn ;u icoer Belt oeoen
Santnoten beim S1aemelIfer ausaemei,.
felt Weroen. g9ir peroen balo uno trcb
oen 0efegsn Qennfplplnia 6 Die ib6nsn
3eiten pom 1887 jurGffsblen feDen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
. y un Z.

9Sis Der &uetauner ,8eiit Der 3eit"
beri3tet wuroe oort in Der gatbt ucr Dem
A. SuIi, onrb cine 2Grt Mcb, Elm S7aue
ab9soedt, neil eini9e Rpmpben Der Got.
FIN Senue iDrcn 2tufentbatt barin batten.
Sin Wob in Dem frieoIiiben Stacttbcn
8ustdun, lp1r dud) rpobl nod nidt oaoe.
peitn. Sine foncsrt1te 6eicr Dts lien
Sui,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
3ric0S<N <N0 III hrieg>fet'.

gDir Iasrn ttsrnatsbsuO Die wi&!tSfen une
mdit rDatrftsinIi&su-bsnn ale ,u 8stan II In
s:n.m rS&sntlidtn gtatte rein urmGSi6-
RrIfss. .9ld6ri6tsn, 9ruppsr' 'grwsguuBsn, II.
w.. pisOsr. wis ils pcn Gag 81 Sas bel uus Sn'
trsffsn fOlssn. Oamit un1rrs 9eIst ron otlen @rr'
fallen la 3ulammrn6anB untsrIalet weresn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
EiG GucriIlaa in l1irnini,

g8 a + fGin9ton, Is. Su
Ser. Ct. Sampff6iff n@pan
III Ger gtaUp Waro angcfcmmen
elnen prifsniboncr Iberbraht
rIdtet, odB Die 8uerilo6 am y
u. Gapplbanncd Riper fcbr
llno. Gle fubyen llnionmdnns
ltsbIen SubilitenSmitteI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23

DSn Der Mcblb lie ,u paris war
am %. SUM Ger srite SAD Mtbl, aus
oe6idbri9em @eiJen 9emoblen, aus9c:
lttut, uno wuroe pom eailsrIi6en 6of:
bldPr 9efauft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
gduN am Safcr unS 5ommsr.oaisem

Sn Dem - Stealing Noler" von Lester
8obe finosn mir foIQenoes gincpRons
jpnlau6, bic sum 8ridledte Der APinrs
0sD6rt, bat in oieier 8eoeno ale nit
Sommerroiien befelte Seloer, 70 ME
UieIe Der Safsrfsloer dberSo9en. G6 1T
Gin fteincs braun:r0tblideS Snirft, eas
an Der Qebre uno 9tiIpe fiBt uno NIT ieis
nem Sou0eruiTeI Den Saft ous Der Yflns
ie 3iebt, 0eraos an Der Stelle, mo Oct
3rrn au5pdtbf. G5 muB nob unfcrer
Qnlibt BEN SommerwoiJen gang jerltos
ren uno Dem Safer betrd6tliben Sbos
Cen sufi9en. Oicie pFdnjcnlaus mar
bier friber unbefNnnt, ooer that lpeni9s
items ftinEn Sboosn; iie 9ebiert 'u eis
ner 3tit lrtcnoe Sun9e pie Die Sb;ere
uno le9t fpdter i'm Sabre Gitr um tbr
8eTblEbt Su erbaItcn. IS 1T aber un'
btorciIitb mic iia iib in einem SommcrI
10 uermebrt uno au59ebreittt babcn tdnn,
oeun man fin0rt iie nibt nur bier bel
Reacin9, lonoern nSern, SprinN, SleD
uno au6srn 6aunfbip6, uno bel Mtprlas
oen, 70 Dap man6e 6eIoer 0on3 braun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
6en. pope's 2Iuantsaroe in 6oreens.
Ditle

" d Ingtun, 10. Suit 8sliun N
di Itsit her Grmss Css @tn. Dope In rem MID.
tBn 5Ifdtn G'crOcnsOiGf in 9irsHtsn pRns GRi.
rTilanp sineHiidt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
opdter UOm oGC6aup(at5e.
Son Sen. Yopes 2Grmee.

Den Der 4rmee an potomae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
lirbruru Dritf prrIprsn unN OrfunNrn.

g8ie mir aus Der @biIubeIpbiu rpreb"
eriebsn, purbe nabftebenoss S6reibsn
ouf Dem S6Iobtfeloe por &ihmcnc ot:
funosn, olImo oaifeIbe tpobrfbcinlitb BON
einem &ebelen Sdbrer perIorsn tpuroe:
J. G. SreFinriose an cinsn Srsuno in
pbilaoeIpbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

~A Telegraph Operator in the reb-
oil employ who had made connection
with the union wires and was stealing In
formation, was detected by the Union
operator through some popularity in his
manipulation Of the instrument; thua de-
monssra.ing that in 80 simple thing. his
individuality was apparent. There was
no sound or attitude or gesture to betray
him, but bis popularity WINS the time he
kept in manipulating the instrument and
which betrayed him to his fellow opera
tor, with whom he had formerly been &C
quainted, a. surely as would his gait or
his voice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
judicial Convention.

Notice 10 hereby given that . Republican delegate
eonventton Will be held M Pleasant on wednssds,
the 9Th day OF August next for sAs purpsse Of noo
sins candidates for The CISCO Of Judge and District
Attorney for the Firs Judicial District Of Iowa.
Each County In the District will be sptled to ons
deiesate and one additional delegate for every 100
votes east for A. Lincoln for President In $780, and
one additional dsiessse wbere there 10 remainder or
fracti on exceeding 50 votes.
Loyal citizens Without regard 10 former political
socaons who are in favor OF giving an honest SUP
pon to me National Administration, In q thorough
and enectua suppression Of the rebellion, are invited
10 corporate with ~.
EAAL. r. MILLER
Chm Centr Con. Let Judicinl Dist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Or. Walker than stated further, in expla.
nation Of the object Of the Convens,on, show
Ing the importance Of barnonizing the &C
tion with our loyal friends in Ksokuk, and
making concise statement OF the node Of
attaoh proposed by Them and demonstrating
Il b the duty Of every American citizen at
this fearful crisis, TO put down this unnstu.
fal and unholy rebellion, by every means It
our command.
+. O. Derr, ESQ.,, then addressed the Con
ventioa on The plan to be adopted to raise
our proportion Of tie $l2, 500, soexes,cd by
our friends II keotuk, ~ the proper amount
% % raised BY Lee county, to enable tho
county to pay $50 to each singls man volun.
seering, and e75 to each married man volun-
tsering. In addition to the $40 bounty 10 be
paid oy Government to each recruit.
John h. Wisterbothan. Esq., then made /.
few pertinent snd forcible suggestions q 70
the proper course to BE- pursusd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Philadelphia, August |


A letter from Fort Monroe dated july
Both to the Enquirer says, seven of Com.
Porter's feet have arrived, and come to
anchor in the roads early this morning.
IL Of the feet in all left the South West
Pass on the 18th of July, of these have
reached Fort Monroe, and the others
are hourly expected The officers and
crews of all the vessels think they are 10
reduce Fort Darling, and intimate perfect
willingness to undertake the job. FREY
times may be looked for in that directi
shortly.
A special dispatch from Washington
Gays that tho proprietor Of the Enqnirer
reached here tonight from Wsrenton,
with the intelligence that Major General
Pope's army had advanced beyond War
renton. The men were in the best OF
spirits, and enthusiastic feeling prevailed
at the prospect of future business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

Delegate Convention will be held at M plessapt
on Wednesday, Re 9Th day Of August A. D. 1909, Tor
The purpose OF Nominating candida,. for C.nsre..
from the First Co gr~ss nal District 10 be
~ the aext general election
Each county In the District viii be entitled 10 one
delegate and one addition al delegate for each one hum
arsa ve'-s cash tor Abraham Lincoln ~ Pres,d,o. Of
the United States and also, addisionsl delegate
Tor every fractional vote over afty.
All Citizens who are IN favor u Asssslv and Asssi,
suPparsing the Natoaal Adninsty,&oo 4 n, e~o. y,
.sss1s and cSss~ly suppress the Rebellion AZ IL.
sited 70 co-opsrAt- "
o. O. AkAaiAA, ca. Rep. Cen Com. Of Lee county
nALAAk. lcs Moines co.
s. r. You're, W.h;nS.a
g. W. RpwAaps Hsn,x - W.
RoHr r. RArcI,Fya tan...a, ,a
VIZ. Mex FlnpLkv.t n1xi.sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Adjourned War Meeting.

Meeting met on Wednesday evening, at
~ O'Clock, at the Court House Hall, pursu-
ant to adlournment,--the Hon. r. Hesser in
the chair.
Upon motion Of F. o. DER. ESQ.,, John
Van VAlkenburg was elected Secretary.
The chairman then stated the object Of the
meeting to be to cooperate with our fellow
citizens in Keokuk, 10 raising the quota o.
men In Lee county, under the recent call Of
the Government for 1000 additional vol.
unteers, the State Of Iowa to furnish OF that
number i've regiments,-L county one
hundred and ninety, to be appor,ioned q
follows, 10 wit:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

We lay before our readers in this issue
the platform and nominations made bv
the Democratic State Convention a Des
Moinss City, on the 18th inst. The res.
buttons are not a. positive in language q
We would have them, but the main point.
are declared in them. and We accent them
in that spirit which animated the men
who framed the Government-compro-
mise-believing it to be our duty as
democrat 70 yield . portion Of our own
personal preference for the good of the
mass Of the Democracy. We you'd have
II distinctly understood, hosccrer, that zoe
are as much opposed to the .car and the
policy Of the Administration as eper. and
that ace ,ciU not .forego any opportunitv
to strike a dlow at IT, WE ARE FOR
PEACE, and consequently, an the Ian
guage Of The State Convention, opposed to
any unnecessary acts of gar, We
also declare with the Convention apainst
con6scation'' and emancination, "A
attempted to be carried into effect BY the
party in power. Is we'll ~ against the
tnieving and corruption, and the upcou-
s..tutional acts and usurpations Of power
OF tho dominant party against the nm.
just and unequal taxation schemes thew
have ooncoctsd-against the appropria.
ton of money BY the general Govern
ment Tor the purchase of negroes, and of
other acts mentioned in the State platform:
and IN SO doing We reafirm the decl.r,.
tons set forth in our own county resolu.
tions, the difference, in our estimation
beng about this, and this only. that The
county resolutions were more positive in
language Fairfield Union.
Our sentiments exactly, Mr.. Steward.
-[Mahony's Herald.
From the above our readers NAV learn
how it happened that there was such una.
nlmity In the Aahony Convention at Des
MOines. The resolution. are 20 .rtfuIlv
vorded that the open opponents q the
war and the pretended friends Of it can
unite 10 their support, and putting ,uoh
interpretation upon the resolution. as
Will suit both wings of the party, unite
them In practical aid and comfort Of the
Treason Oligarchy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
~We find the following pen and
ink portrait of the Rebel General Hind
man in the Bowling Green Gazette:

man in the Bowling Green Gazette:
"Hindman's parents came from Con-
necticnt, and setted near Knoxville, Ten
nessee. near which place Hindman FIRST
saw daylight Hindman's father was
cat's-paw to Benjamin and Slidell in the
monster Plaquemine fraud upon the Uni
tod States some years ago, to the amount
of 100000. Young Hindnan is q
lady's man Of stamp No. |. He stands
Eve feet one inch in his very fancy patent
feathers. Wears the finest Of clothing,
tight fitting clothes; hair in curls four
teen inches in length, falling gracefully
over his shoulders, and we'll oiled; a
jaunty little cap upon the top Of his fore
head, to displayto every advantage tine
black curls; rose-colored kid gloves, and
rattan-gives one an idea the of the lit
Tie rebel Hindman.'
Miss. Nancy Hindman had better give
Curtis wide berth or she may perchancs
have her furbalows and Hounoes dis
arranged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

10 Ed~ard kheonrne. Caroline Eiibeurns, Chss \
70 le, W . F@ te Geo G Gordon NJ sson + Wheel
ef,1 oafnest W Psrinr, State Savings Inst,.
iate, Gardiner Drury and Vim Page, s..isn@~s Of
the Boston LocoDotlve wsrks.a Albert Well.
boil Co., n Peek Gonna bic 4 smy,h. Wililsm
Paierson. 9 0Arber Wan Thempson, Trustee, Ae,
and Tempn, defendants:
You are hereby notified at there IL nov on fIs Ia
tss CLERKS onioe OF the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa Asoknk.a petition Of Hiram nsrnss p,.,tnx
.oI 'uokmsnt asainst you- Edward Kiibuurne Tor
the sum VI Ferl, -Hre Hundred Do,lars nran ,su,
morsgsFe, given to Marsh, Lee Delevan upon Iot
nve lai bloch nye Is. Krokak Lee cnunty. lows.
Asd praying for the ~ Of said the forscIosure a.
s.d oriEAge and lbs naent OF the souity
OIL redemption, aud general relief.
Ann sach oil you must appear and answ er said pst-
eoh ly boon Of tue second day Of The next Term az
sAn Ceuft = he bead ~ the rrsi MONDAY or s~p,rm-
Dor, lsd2 or Judgment by default will be had sraus,
You. A. SCOrT HnWEi
Aux~-"4N Atty for PLAINTIFF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

the IHTRIcAcIEs OF oUR LANGUAGE
A little girl was looking at the picture Of
q number of ships, when she exclaimed.
!" See what flock Of ships" We cor
rected her by saying that . flock of ships
is called = feet, and that feet of sheep is
called q flock.
And here We may add, for the benefit
of the foreigner who is mastering the in
tricacies Of our language in respect to
nouns Of multitude, that flock Of girls is
called . beyy, that = beyy Of wolves is
called . pack, and pack OF thieves is
called q gang, and . gang Of angels ID
called host. and host Of porpoisss Is
called q shoal, and sho.l Of buffaloes is
called herd, and herd Of children ia
called troop, and troop of partr;dxes is
called corey, and . covey Of beauties il
called GALAXY, and galaxy Of rufians i
called horde, and horde of rubbish il
called heap, and heap of oxen is
called drous, and drove Of blackruards
u called mob, and mob Of whale, is
called : .-aaal and ssA.ssss. 81 f ,rsl,irrr.
10 called congregation, and congrera-
ton Of engineers is called corps, and 1
corps Of robbers is called band. and .
band of locusts is called snarn,, and |.
smarm Of people is called croDd, and q
crowd of gentle folks is called the elite,
and the elite Of the city's thieves and ms
calls is called the ro1ghs, and the miscel-
laneous crowd Of city folks is called the
conamsmity or the public, according al
they are spoken Of BY the religious com.
; z. o. secular paoi;c.-l Pltman's
Photographic Magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

For the Gate City.
Mr.. EDlToR:-The troops under Gen.
Curtis, in discipline and ability for efficient
service. meet your highest conceptions Of
an army, and if called to act in field re-
curing military skill and great endurance
will give good account Of itself. Ny
observations have been particularly of the
Sd regiment Of Iowa cavalry, and l am
gratifsd with informing its friends that
throughout this campaign it has main
tanned its high credit and that of Iowa
soldiers. Ever ready for any position as
signed it, and to perform all duty, how
ever hazardous it might be. BY that
most cowardiy and nefarious mode of war
fare adopted BY the enemy, skulking in
hidden and protected places, and attack
ing small dstachments, the way Of the
army is marked by the graves Of the
murdered, and the Sd Iowa cavalry has
left its full quota Of such offerings upon
the altar Of our country, ms mementoes
Of bravery.
The city of Keokuk is creditably rep.
resented in this regiment. Your repre-
sentative of the legal profession, Adju-
tant Noble, has been most assidsously It
tentive to his duties in the army. He
fills his place on Gen. Curtis staff with
great credit to himself and his friends,
and as Judge Advocate, both 1t Benton
Barracks aud since that time, has evinced
energy and ability which have secured
success and won for him the commenda-
ton Of military authorities. His success
sor, Adjutans Lowe, has the esteem and
good will of the regiment, and succeeds
IN manner highly oredtable to himself
grssrying 10 mrs r; ifriens;st- CC.r.. r-sss-
derson, recently wounded in . conflict
with the enemy, commands his company
With ability and SUCCESS. In his absence
the command devolves upon Lieut.. VIII.
son, who succeeds we'll, and with credit
as an officer and man. Lieut.. Jones is
diligent and attentive to HE numerous
dulles as Qaartermaster, and now sue
ceeds Lieut.. Cole, and il we'll qualified
Tor the position. Quarsermaster Cole NJ
signs from necessity, by. impaired health
dc has proven himself very superior
man for the place, and was informed It
headquarters that because OF his integrity
and ability as an officer, his resignation
would not have been accepted, but for
the pressing demands Of his health. DR..
Fuller has been alone, large part Of the
n@ss performing the duties Of Surgeon.
ana has secured the highest commsuda-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

SHALL CHANaE,-The Ktna Bank of
Hartford, Ct. has stamped each end Of
some Of its bills, and agrees 70 redeem
each half if the holder shall cut the bill
in two. and pass each half for SO cents.
1t viii give postage stamps for = single
half, or its own full bills for IN even num-
Der OF halves. This is to supply the want
Of email change.