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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-15

NOTICE.

To ssml NJ. RANKIN A. ii. Gordon, John 4 Robinson
You, and each OF you are hereby notified thst tn
is file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court of Lee Coonty. Iowa, nj keokuk, petition OF
Hiram Barney claiming OF you, Samuel NJ Rankin. the
Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars eI4OO1, with 10 per
cent. in terest per annum, able annually money
due on two Mortgages made by you TO Charles Mason
and since assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated Sep
tember 1sth 1856, also claiming against each OF yon
the foreclosure OF said Mortgages the being upon
Lots No. four al and nine l9J Ia Block sixty 6
In Masons Lower Addition 10 The oity OF keokuk Lee
asking for sale OF said premises, and general relief
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
before OF the second day OF tho next term
said Court, to commence at Keoknk the Monday
Of February, A. D., 1868, default will be entered
against and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for III aid petition. NOBLE STRONG,
novl3-d4w Attorneys for Aiailtif
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November u
nRiGlN ~ NOTICE.

t"t 81. aumDaagh, Edward Nicoison, Pat. Ken
uurF, defendants
foH are hereby potiaed that there Is nov rie in
ia. Clefk o{fce Of the District Goefs Lee County
Iowa at keok NIX pc titiaa OF Hiram barney risgRa
Ing lud gB emit sgsinst you. A. y. Reenebaugb for
tho sun Of Five Hundred Dollars upon your me TT
gaze, aud against all the shove named defendsnts
Claiming the foreclosure Of sage mace BY said
A. II. Rsmbaugh TO Charles Mssen, upon the East
half OF The South West quarter sessisa t2ef
i6T1 range "a West, ia Lee County the sale ~ said
premi p.y on said debt the ~Itingnish of
the equity OF redemption and for general relief and
also for personal Judgment aud general execution
agnir vt said A II. HnmbsaEh, Tor what the sale OF
said premises may not pay of.
Now you must appear and answer said petition by
noon OF the second OF the xi said Court
be held Eeok nh the arst 3enday Of February
A u 1863, OF judgment. Val "a had therein BY de-
faaH, al sIIIT AON ELL.
ect304w. rlaintinr Attorney.
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NOTICE.

To Daniel r. Stoddaxd C. j. Pox, w Obey Black
ali Il Compton, eco. X. Gordon:
Yon hereby notified Mat there lie now on nIe Ia
the Clerks Office OF the District Court of Lee County,
lows At Keokuh, petition OF Htrsm Barney, claiming
judgment against you, Daniel r. stoddard, for the
sum Of Two Thousand Dollars with 10 per cent inter
est upon your Mortgage AVID all the above
ed dofe caiing be foreclosure OF Mortgage,
made By said Daniel y. etoddard to Charles Mason
upon fractional LIT one IN Block fourteen ia IN
MaSon's upper addition TO the city of keoknk, Lee
county Iowa. the sale Of said premises 70 pay on SAID
ana Tor general relief and also for personal judy
ment and general execution against said Daniel y.
Etoddard for what the sale Of said premises may noi
pay Cd.
Now you must appear and answer = said petition BY
noon OF second day Of next term OF said Court to
be held At Keokuk on the hf1t Monday OF Fabruary,
a. D. 1888, or Judgment will be had therein by de-
fault, NOBLE Il STRONG,
novl0-d4w Attorney for Plaintiff.
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no John Horn,.h j X Ho~c,., cs,h.rine T..sa,
widow dfphbra N IT.. ~ I.iaS Wsters ma ri !
1issA wasrrs, hsirs d law and drvisses ofJame.
estate or said James Taskey decessed No.h Bs,ie,
and L-L Bailrv Ms y NJ Gcn W Amid rom Hny{
nj raid an Marx aid Ia " ifc Petar EIeIer an
- Eicher Ma WIFE. raw.,a john.s,n. Elipa "
Miller and Samuel = N,lisr her hnsbend. Jane,
Trisirr ,hn Anderson nd 49, Aud ersoI lis y lie
husband, Rufus wilsey. W B Mckee and 80 Nc.
Kee his wife, ER b b w Ford, VIM sle,,s, y I
KsoEuk Female College j 4 Ktma II Abnnr Reeves
Hiram PARRISH Il n Hranluul 4, 81 Iollnson Eliza
beth Johnson, Jacob ii aioy. John Garretsen
ssEs .na T Ts s "a
for tie use oil the School Fund Amos Heukcl and
-- Henksl his wife, O Parrstt Il Co.. q arreison
Coz iissei,tne Mcfarland Co. Queer utty tnr-
nib Co., Edwards and Turner, i g Wicker sham
EIiiah Bowen. Pick len & Lacas, W Jennings, q
W Garratson James Bradford. William Aiisn
Black r. Crapsler John q Alien, Brown &
Clendcnning. Cfeghofn, Taylor Co.. Fredeftch
zugg, Joseph SNOW, Jamss Burrows Webster
Thayer, AIdrich Il Co, A l. Trounstine Il Co
woodward UlmAn, BArienthai 4 Co. VIM Il L
Rnddlck, G g RUSSELL, H X Love d uo, WIN Rad
dick, Goodcil Buckingham, w G Wbicher Co.,
Thp smith , senn ssrsr
sanue, bonner Oscar Duyb,iare; o.dy. Jones =
W Cisgharn, / II Harrison, Love, bryan, Adams &
ssy.U. i Geo Meta, e.ssa.ss 8
Edward Roynton, dc ceased, Anu Eliza Worthingtcn,
execnrix otthe estate of w wnrihihaion, deeeas-
ed, w Deiapiain Sam'l u Scoies Gt o ii Gresham
Harry Fulton, VIM McGavic, John r Coats, r
Van Antwerp. Elihu Turner. " M Il huddick Jno
Mitchell, Hiram Barney JohH Wi.scy. JOHN 7
Smarr, Brigham Mn Terrence, Partridge,
PInchott Il Warren, chas Nsille. Kelley CO.,
John Edgar, A Avery, Green Erskine, Ben Johnson,
Abraham Chittenden. Michael Bushey, CorpelaH
Fsisner, J n Green, Virgil u sullivan, Louis Bar
escnni, Ambrose Dudley, Francis Crnmp, Ihos,
halls,,m. samuel Bush, Henry Falls, Price Pat
tonN Co, Ncwsom wheeler GeorEe Gordon,
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To John stannus, 3 Haynes, w Rankin, assignee o
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin, sxHsfH4bx os rh'
estate ofKoah Frsnklfn deceased \ HgBee, We
nus, assignee VI Iohp Galloway, JAmea MtRhiipgs
James Lee, John A Durkee, h fABurkec, John
Boyd, Gouiieh Aunsaker, n Reynolds, Dahie
Wellfhan, aud c CARRIER:
You are hereby notified that there Is on nle In
ths Ciesks once or thr Mstrios Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition OF Geo, q Anqcfson
claiming OF You, the said John Stsnnus and Haynes
Seven hundred Dollars money due on three prem
sorry notes. and claiming OF all OF the foreclosure
mortgage civ en- to secu satd notee anu Conveying
part OF lot NJ Block es, 10 The city OF Keokuk Lee
County iowa in With yeH have or claim to have some
Iutere E*
neon OF the src day of The next term OF said Court
tt commsne, on the Rrs, Monday OF February, 1863
Judgment Id decree will he rendered thereon by de-
fauit RANKIN h MCCRARY,
dee dsw Attorneys for PlaiIti
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To has. Hubbeli, J. IL WHgloncr, Salie AWsggoncr,
Field, Be atdsiee q Co, NJ Aiaxaes Co, y. T. Ia.
You, and each OF you, hereby Notified that there
Is now file la the Office Of the CLERK Of the District
Court Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF
Hiram Barney, claiming OF you. Charles HubbeI, the
sum OF Two Thousand Dollars S2-oOol, With 10 per
cent interest per annum payable annually, as money
due on u Mortgage made by you 10 Charles Mason,
and since assigned 10 said Hiram barney dated Jsnn-
airy 10Th, A. D. 1857 also claiming against each OF
foreclosure " said Mortgage, the s~~ being upos
Lot four and fractional Lot i've In Block No. ten
in Mssous upper addition 10 The city OF kroxnk
Lee Ceunty, Iowa, for the purchase money; and
further asking sale 81 said premisrs and GENERAL
relief.
And unless YOU appear and answer said petition OF
or noon OF second DAY the hexi term Of
said Court, commence at keokuk an Ihe LIST Monday
of February, A. D., STD. deituft NH be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said petition. -
NOBLE b STRONG,
nuvlo-diw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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To Jeremiah M. lockwood and JamAt X, Jpdd:
fsas ana each Of you, hereby Snt hs tsst there
now on ne In the once OF the Clerk Of the Dstricx
Court OF Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of
Hiram harue claiming oil sea the of TWeniy -eighi
Hundred Dollars, With Upper cent ntAFsEt per annum
payable annually. ~ money due a NJ ortgage made by
Ypa ~ Charles Mason, and SINCE assigned TO said HI
ram Barney, bearing date or December 9Th. 1855 also
Mortgage the same being Lots Nc. Lins lSl and
ten Ilol In Block No. 10. In AAsons Uppsr Addition
TO the city OF Keokuk In Lee County, 1owa for The
purshase money and further sknr for the sale OF The
said pronis~s, and general relief.
Ana unless you appear, and answer thereto on
or before noon or the second day the srm OF
thv said Cour be begun and holden u Keokuk the
ia MondAy OF Rcbraary, A. d.. IN1 desaalt will be
fnterAd asainstyou and judgment rendered thereon.
NOBLE b STRONG
z n0vfi-d4w tFa shfAtss u 5AttnYnrYs Tor Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

I'd J. III. Bgfker exectkor OF estate OF A. c. HarpeY
doceased,sL l.. M. Shoemaker and -- Shoemaker his
wife, Ohio Lie lnnuraece Company, q. A. Grub.
You are rrsby noti I'd tha. there is now on nle In
tho sas CsrA otAne DIstr,cs coun.
ny, Iowa, ksokuk, rattion ofHiram Barney claim
Ing OF yea, b. aasksTy exscntos 9th estate oil
A, @. nRper, Aeseaseo, the sum OF Eight Hundred
aud Fss9 0OllAsa. With 10 per cent interest per
Lun, payable annually. money due on mortgage,
BY A. Harper 70 Ct1rles Mason and since as "a
40 Hiram Barney, dated 9Th day orFebruary, 1855
also claiming against all Of you the forocosure VI The
said gage, The being upon the south haf d
ME north eAsk quarter " Section nineteen TownshI
siriy-seven, kangs nve f6i west Les county Iowa n,
the purchase money and Further ing for tbs sals
VI said premises aud general rsiet.
And unless you Appear and answer said petition o.
ar befovs noon u The secapd dAy Of tbs tern oil
said CoAxt. 10 commence ~ kssknk IN thS first Nor
day ~ Fsbrusr A. H. tGJ, daiasM will DO enter N
aeAias you and judgment rendered thereon prayed
for In petition. E0BLR Il sTkONG,
asc3-dAw Attuneysfsr PIaiutin,
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Israel AaxieEthal, G. Lehman, and L. Block part-
ners ,saenpesirg the Arm u Maricnthsi, Lehman l.
Co,
You are hereby notified thai there 10 on ME
In the ONCE OF the CLERK of the Dstrrl Court Ice
defson, claiming OF you the Of thousand aud
tory-one and 6iOe doIsas, aosoant for money had
by You from him, without any legal consideration,
beng money paid You for intoxicating liquors b.
solo IN yloiattCa sf he Aiuts or Iowa, And psayiag
against you alta ehmeLt.
And uness soa appear thereto ANA defend before
noon 81 tbs sscopd day 81 The Term ssid Die
trigt Court, ~ The nrst Monday IN FsA-
ruary A. D. 1853 Judgment wiIg be- vaaisasd AsAast
ron thereon hy defsn4s.
GEO. W McCRAkY,
E8vSodtw Attorney for PlAlulln
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I EGAL NOTICE.

70 Frank Brown:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on ole In
the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa, Ut Keokuk petition Of w. 3. McGavic.
staining Of you Four Hundred Dollars for Rent OF
House, leased by you OF BIN. and praying writ OF at
taclIuAeng for the same.
And unlsSs you appear and answer thereto, on
before the second day Of The Term said Court
the first Monday In February 1863 iudg
p,ent will be rendered aEsinst you therson.
RAEkINA GcCRARY
{ nsy7-d4w PisinlF'aAtt Attorneys.
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70 John TempliD, James Gass, Lauren Dewey, aud
John Mcclure:
foa-are hereby notified that there 10 now hle In
the office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa af Keokuk, petition of the Keok nh
Branch OF the State Bank of Iowa a Keokuk claiming
Of YOU sum Three Hundred and Thirty four and
lOO liars With interest ~ ten per per annum
from the fOth day ofJanuary A. D., 1852, until paid,
and claiming against James. writ OF attach ment
nd nlsss you appear nd sxfd pet4tip an
OF before noon Of me sscod day the next Term of
said Court judgment viii be rendered against yoa by
de fault RANKIN X McOHARY,
noy7-d4w Pisinsin 's ttsrney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 John stannus, Haynes, J W Raakin, assignee OF
Pstr.ck Walsh, Nancy frssklin, executrix OF the
estate VI Moab franklin, deceased, A 9 Higbce, Vim
Steele, Assignes Of VIM q II l. kuddick Sarah stan.
nus, asnGsee OF John Galloway, James n Billinss
James Lee, John A Durkes, y II Durkec John
CARRIER, Daniel WeiiihAn.
You are hereby notified that there Is now on nie in
the once OF the CLERK of the District Court OF Lee
county Iowa. ~ Keokak, petition OF Geo. g. Ander-
san, claiming OF you, the said John Stannus and s.
Haynes seven Hundred Lcilars money due on three
closure Of mortgage given secure said notes and
conveying part of Lot II block %. the city or Keo
kak, County Office and State OF Iowa, IL which JOY
hAve, VI claim 10 have, some intcfcst.
And unless YOU appear thereto and defend before
noon VI The seos1d DAY 81 the next term u
| day 81 February 1863 Judgment and decree VIII b,
4 rendered thereon ~ default. p
| RANKIN h McCRARY,
9se.-aaw Attorneys ior piAiIitin.
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TOBACCO.


rs boxes, 10 Lump;
bD boxes EldorAdos
$50 Gsddes, assorted brands, Chewing Tobacco
made The isai mouth In the year for
Tor safe low for Cas- h, at 81 and 81 Lesee by
sspt1V~d GONNAhLE 4 bMYTH.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

est3-4w.
, 1862-06-13

We transfer to our columns this morn
ing Protest signed l,y e few among the
many leading Democrats Of this city who
are opposed to the New Constitution. It
isa calm: temperate and well written docu-
mcat, and though in it the question at issue
IS discussed solely from Democratic staud-
polnt,thc conclusion arrived at is that which
every patriotic man, WHO has studied the
text Of the Egyptian sHindle, has already
reached, and th.t Is, IT s51o-LD BE VOTED
DOWN. The signers Of the paper to which
NC refer are and long, have been the recog-
nizcd strong mcn Of the party in Northern
Illinois They have contributed the money,
they have planned the campaigns, they
have worked the internal machinery Of all
movements in this city and in this end Of
thc State. Devoted 10 Mr. Douglas, they
sustained him while lie lived, and shed Bit
Ter tears over lis open grave 1t is credit
able to them that they Go not dishonor his
mcmory by now going over to the faction
in the Democratic party against which he
commended down to the day Of his untimely
death Thc- are doing what their con-
sciences dictate, and what would unques-
tcnably meet Lis appreciation were he
now alive to lead il this campaign against
thc t11ckstcrs who are gra5piug after the
power of the State to Wild il in the inter
est Of the enemies Of tho country. We
commend Tie protest to the attention of
not only the Democracy, but the Republi
cans Of the whole State.
, 1862-06-13
NOW Is THEIR TI%.

Now will be an excellent time for our
Chicago sympathizcrs with the rebellion to
serve humanity in aiding the South. Theae
men and women Of Kentucky and other
States, who have not in the war
thus far given one moments
thought OF care to the cause of the gov
crrmc17, but who, living the while
in a free State, have insulte;i and outraged
:hc city they have made their home, by
outspokcn words Of treason, now is the
time for these home traitors to help On
the Southern side, and for this cause we
bezpeak the efforts Of the secret seces-
sion sowing circles and associations
that went into operation with such
vigor Immediately after the cs!ab-
lisl'ment Of the present army Of rebel
prisoners at Camp Douglns. 1t would be
more to the taste Of these spiteful women
10 aid directly those prosecuting Ibis war
against the Government, but Why will they
no. view in tic same light the duty to aid
The Southern sufferers by the war. Gen.
Hallecss's appeal for The Starving people Of
Corinth and vicinity, should be, aud will
be heard aud responded to by loyal people
everywhere, but the Northern secesh
should recognize the peculiar claim upon
themselves.
, 1862-06-13

An advance into East Tennessee has at
last commenced, according to q dispatch
from indianapolis. The army under Gen
Morgan, so long apparently inactive 8
Cumberland Ford, is in motion, and has
gone forward to complete the work so
completely and successfully prosecuted in
Middle and Western Tennessee. We shall
have stirring news from that quarter in a
feT DAYS
, 1862-06-13
THE REBEL Loss AT FAIR OAKS
Military Matters in Their Limos.

NEW YORK, June 122-The T,-i5ane SAWS the
overwhelming superiority of the cucu1y III
the battle OF Fair Oaks is fully proved by 4
partial list of wounded in me Riehmoad
Enquirer. The list is the second or third
alrt ady published. 1t las the names Of
wounded of si1ly Iegime:nts and ten inlepen-
hundred regiments IA the two days battle.
Il also stated, With every probability Of
truth, that the now we'll known North
Ca7olina lhio-aism Of feeling had broken ont
CD Tuesday in open revolt in six North
Carolina regiments, being An entire brigade
roun3ed With Ni:siEsippi and Alabama troops
in superior numbers, disaTme1 and placed in
confinement
, 1862-06-13
Tho Guerrilla War In Missouri.

ST. LOC1s. June 12.-The Democrat has 4
letter from Springfield, No., dated June ssh.
which says:
tDepreda1icus Of the mos; heinous ch7rac.
ter continue to be committed on the southern
and western border. In many Instances,
peaceable citizens have been shot whiic pu7-
suing their daily ayocations.
"Co1 Richardson, WHO is ever ready to
ne. these despcradoes. lefs this place short
time since on IN expedition west. He COM
nsnded only two or three companies Of Stare
miliiia, and it appears that he WAS surprised
By 8 faT superior 1urc= IN Tue vicinity Of
Neosho, and after 8 short contest was COM
PEELED to leave his position.
"He had his horse shot st The beginning Of
the eDgags nent, and in falling his left shoul-
der was dislocated, besides being wounded by
o ball from the enemy in his right arm.
Notwithstanding the superior force Of the
rebels, the little band OF patriots fought val
liant1y, until their commander was woun3c1
when they doomed it prudent to withd.aW."
, 1862-06-13
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1862.

engaged iu opening the Mobile and Ohio
railroad between Columbus and Humbolt-
Preparations for running trains to this place
slz,he Memphis and Ohio road is also to be
repaired
The steamer Victeria Is to be fitted up as
Col. Fitch's temporary headquarters. The
rebel steamer Sumter, which left for Cairo
yesterday, leaked very badly and had to be
run ashore fourteen miles north Of here to
prevent hHr sinking in deep water.
All persons taken into the United States
Government employ here ara required to take
tic oath Of allvgi1nce
, 1862-06-13

WASHINGTON, June la.-Iu the seuate yes~
tarday, Mr Howecallcd uo the House bill for
the relief Of Gen. Grant, which provides aa a.
io8spcc OF 81 600 for check Of that al1o1:l.,
Iost in 1913. but the Senate went into ezc:u-
I've session before any &C ion Was had.
The s&nate to day confirmed the fo1ovln
PresidtnsiI appointments Henry Clay
Smith Of Kentucky. Major: sealoEs B To yer
the corps Of epsinees ms'49' hs ~1,an
General of v0}rnt efrs.
, 1862-06-13
THE REBELS FALL BACK
FROM CUMBERLAND GAP,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, juno Il, 1852.
Mr. Maynard recti7ed u telegraphic dispatch
to-day from Cor. Andy johnson, stating that
the rebels had fallen back from Cumberland
Gap.
lSDlANAPoL1s, June 13th.
The Federal forces at Cumberland Ford
started through Wilson's Gap to East Ten
nessee ON Saturday 1sst, and are now. Without
Doubt, in the rear OF the rebels at Cumber-
lard Gap. Brigadier General Morgan is in
command.
, 1862-06-13

FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1862.


Our Memphis dispatches this morning
arc of unusual interest, as showing the
state Of affairs in that city. What is wanted
is tho firm establishment Of Federal rulc
there in strength sufficient TO rcassurc the
rebels that there will be no after-cla and
return Of the rebels to the city: And this
assurance will he shortly giycu.
, 1862-06-13

fw Great preparations are making at
Lou1svi11e for q general celebration of the
coming Fourth OF July at the fair grounds;
arrangements will be usde for 20, 900 parsons:
, 1862-06-13

NEW YORK. June 13.-We have been unable
to procure from Halifax the Liverpool markets
Of Saturday, 3lst ult., or the price Of consuls
on that day. The closing price Of conauls On
tha S0tl WAS 03N@9SI.
, 1862-06-13

Boston, June el3.-Arrived. schooner FIXING
Dragon, from New Orleans. May q, aud the
Pus the 24th, with Spirits tnrpentine and tar
The steamer Rhode Island sailed last eve
nirg for New Orleans, and The Daniel Webster
for York River. The steam higate NiaSara,
from Key West, Is bel0W.
, 1862-06-13
Ncw Orleans Under Federal Rule.


NE" 9oHK4 June l2-The H.7old .say5:-
Since the Opening Of the mississippi River,
consequent on the capture Of Memphis, we
neve recsiVed, via Ficksburg, several days
later intelligence from Sew O?ieans, OF news
TO the 9Th ut. e:c enbjoin summary:
Ex-senator and late Provost MarshaI Pierre
Stule has been arrested by Major General Bnt-
Ter on 9 high political charge at New Orleans
a2d will be sent Mort in q few days. 7'
Very little business is being done in the
city, but pToTfslons are gradually striving,
The bells which were t4kcn from the
churches ty order OF Rsaurcgard, were ship
ped to New York op Tuesday last
General Butler has ordered that religious
services be held in the ait1-rent churches in
the city, as in times of prufound peace, aud
40 prayer for the destruction Of the Union,
or for the eucccss Of the rebels will be toler-
1ated.
General Butler gives notice that the Chief
OF Subsistence viii sell to families, for con
sumption In small quantities. pork, beef,
hams and tacou at seTcn cents, and -four al
TIN centa-
, 1862-06-13
FROM The SHENANDOAH.

TIE BATTLE At PORT
REPUBLIC,
, 1862-06-13
RCAoKEn W. ,:+PAT1oS OF CHATTANOOGA.
lCorre=p sndence Cincinnati Gazette,1
e

{rca cnme;stin; ti9 af n l"ta Pao, sna,
the greater portion Of Col Turchin's, attack
cd the rebels yesterday at Chattanooga, dis
rersed them, and took possession Of the
town. How much truth there is in the state
ment I cannot say, but from some facts in my
possessioa incline to credit it.
, 1862-06-13
Nrnl a1ncrtt5Entfltt8.

WANTED-Dy 8 healthy young
w wcnan, asituation Is Wet Nurse in the City ar
cuuntry. Apply at Nils. BATES Intelligence n1f1ce
III Washincten street. Post Office Box 39J, Chicago
jelSEl46-lr
, 1862-06-13

= H O r T 81 A n u -
j.
G7aham's Standard Phonography fthe best aJstora
II Shorti sud1 tsuglt by GEORGE 4 McLANE,
I'hono.i nplic Bookseller. Teacher and Eeporter.
;r1SslIslw No. L Metropolitan Elock.
An outline Of the sy8tem furnished On application.
, 1862-06-13

TO FENT.-A New Store, 40x25
4 feet East fro1t, on State street. nesr EinEEuld
Face Is splendid point for Drug Store Or Hard
: are Stfc Apply to JkO. {. MORRIS. nca! the PFC
II iEes to D. ?. WILDER, No. Il Telcs;ann Bp1la-
fuw. 1o1SsAooo*
, 1862-06-13

w A II r f Dat the Waverly
W House. e2 Einzie street. few more Roarders,
t. whom good hoard will be given for II au 81 per
week; hay noardcrs 3e-50 reE week Transient f1
per day A1so-A few rUUnls snit1hle for gentlemen
and tteis wives. 4. POTTER L co.
iG1.-s..;St PEorrlet9rs.