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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
Democratic Union State Ticket

tz-The Journal charges that We we're "com-
PEELED TO eat our words" because we made some
corrections in the Of a correspondent
in regard TO the .'srovER fraud" Unlike that
print. We never %wilfully do an opponent injustice.
and unlike il, also, we are ever willing to correct
an error. By representations from a friend Of
JAMES NJ RAY. Esq, W. were satisfied that our
correspondent Inexperienced that gentleman in
his statement that Governor MohTOS was wined
and yaehted by one Of the parties TO the swindle
after his knowledge of the fraud, but that it was
before. IL is not yet denied but that the wining,
&c, did occur, and that the Governor recon-
mended tina, the unsold war bonds should be put
in the hands of one of the said parties to dispose
OF, but the only mistake was as to the time it
took place.
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The Omissions of the 18TH June Con-
yenrion.

The Louisville Democrat. in noticing the plat
form of the 18th of June Convention, regards
the resolutions. as far as they go. unexception-
able. II notices, however. the following material
points now at issue which the Convention failed
TO notice. These omissions show the dishonesty
of the Republican leaders engaged in it. and that
the Union" scheme is nothing less than a DELHI
crate attempt upon their part TO deceive and hum
bug the people for the single purpose Of perpetu-
ating power in their hands. This is so evident
that il seems TO US impossible ;hat any honest
Democrat or Conservative citizen can be led
aStray from the path of duty and patriotism or
place confidence in a party which is constantly
violating its own platform. The Democrat says:
Ii will be recollected that this Congress mas
twice refused 10 pass the substance of this first
resolution. for reasons best known TO themselves.
The overwhelming majority OF the people will
pass i, and do so in good faith.
The ground of debate in our neighboring State
will not be upon this resolution. The rebellion
is to be put down Internationally. The legiti-
mate power OF the Government must be sus
tAinei. Aud i'm doing this. the Administration
must be sustained with all the liberality needed
To accomplish that end. Before the people, how
ever. there are material points not touched that
70 10 the very issue OF the contest.
What are legitimate and appropriate means to
put down this rebellion, and what are notl
Was il necessary To put down the rebellion TO
abolish slavery in the District of Columbian
Is IL necessary to put down this rebellion to
ttx the people of the whole Union TO pay for the
slaves that States may see proper 10 emancipate?
Is it necessary 10 put down this rebellion to
Get up negro schools in North Carolina. and sup
port them at the Government expense; or. IN
fact, 10 get them up at ali at any ones expenser
Is il necessary 10 pat down the rebellion to bur
den the Treasury with millions to support runa-
way slayeSg
Is il lsgiunaie for a man with straps on his
shoulders TO proclaim martial law over two or
three States, and assume 10 abolish slavery
Does the Constitution allow as u punishment
for t Jason 10 conhscate property az aiis
l. a general coniscatiOn consistent with hu-
manity il il were constituti0nalf
All such means, IN our opinion. are calculated,
If not designed, 70 strengthen the rebellion, and
not restore but divide the Union.
All parties an our ueighboring State are united
IN a determination 10 put down The rebellion.
There may be here aud there a man whose wishes
are Otherwise: but he will count nothing ia this
contest. Better not Charge that the men who
support the 9Th of January ticket are sympathi
sers With the rebellion. Ii the rebels believed
that il would inspire them with more hope than
any military success, aud il il were true, il would
%nullify all the.efects OF victories on the field OF
harfIG
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HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY

CHOCOLATE.
Established in 1850,
u AKFR-S EMU CHO~COLATF-rTRE PRE-
PARED Cocoa. BToma, French. Hon opathic and
Vanilla Chocolates. warranted equal In qua and flavor
10 the Paris Chocolates: have stood the test Il over three
quarters Of a century, and are p--nouncex by all who
have once used them 20 be superior 10 any o:ieTs.
Manufactured By ". Baker 4 Co, al theirs lIls. N Dor
chester. Mass. and for sale Al their Brarc. Depot No.
2l7 Fulton street, New York City. and byeSrooers and
DEALERS generally throughout the Union.
Address H. l. PIECE.
iel0-d3H 2I7 Fulton street. Kew York
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NJ MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER TpsN CURE
vs,O LADIES OYDELICArR HEALTH bGNpAIRED

ysv0 LADIES 0FDELICATE HEALTH RIMPAIRED
organization, or to those by whom an increase of
family is from any reason Objectionable, liz Undersigned
would offer a prescription which is perfec<yroliable and
safe, and which has been prescribed in vicious parts Of
the Old World for the past century. Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yeti il has been put up in half
pintbottles and sold very extensively al THE exhorbitant
price of IS per bottle, the undersigned proposes - fur
nish the recipe for 81, by the possession Ct which every
lady can supply herSelfwith a perfect safeguard, at any
drug store for the trifing sum of 25 cents T year. Any
physician OF druggist willtell you ii is perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials can be procuredAf its efficacy.
Semitic any part ofthe world on receipt Of y by address.
ing. DIR. J. c. DE &ERAUX,
20. Box, NO.2s5s, New Haven, 4nnecticut.
uly22-d&w'6l
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W ~AsnESeroS. June 10

" A-HlNHIUNr UAIt o
The attack OF the rebels on Tunstals Station,
on FRIDAY. Is an affair OF by no means small con
sequence The occurrence of this event IL what
Lave been expecting all along, and ! only won.
der that il has been 80 long del we'd. | know the
ground we'll. i have ridden over the whole coun-
try between the Pamunkey aud the Chickahom.
my. and between West Point. Jones's Bridge.
the Long Bridge. Bottoms Bridge, Hanover,
Mechanicsville. DE-. Curtis's Plantation. Cold
Arbor. the White House. aud Cumberland, in
GLIDING New Kent. aud Baltimore Cross Roads.
Ii will be remembered that We have no troops
on the right bank OF the Chickahominy lower
down han Bottoms Bridge. and none farther
west than the scene of the battle AZ Seven Pines.
or Fair Oaks. This fact. of course, Is perfectly
we'll known 10 the enemy. There Is nothing.
therefore, except a possible lack of troops on
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
special Notice

10 ADVER TLSERS-AH rdUertiSsme 7tS taken for
a specified time, and ordered oUf before So expiration
ofMe time specified, t0iH be charged ne 9egURar rdtRs
f0rhe same IN TO tie time they are Ord ed out.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

L p 81 @ r. r. CO
rENHE regular Annual Meeting Of the stBkholcers u
the Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and CD Nlsnd Rail-
road Company will be held AZ their Office Il this city on
Thursday, the 18th day Of July next. FOR - election OF
fifteen Directors. ami the transaction Of ans other bust
neSs that ma: come before them
EDWARD KING. Secretary.
indianapolis, June Is, isss- ge-a-dlt&w3t
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Sltttai IuIItSIuNutuCt OF . NLstat
From Washington.

The Rationale Of Tie Rebel Attack on MeClelah's
rear at Tanstafs-The Rebels haze ascertGiRed
the praetieabdfy Of seniag ia MoCkl!sn's rear
-Sketeh ofths Topography Of The o~OHRfry-The
lesson trAieA liis 0eeHrreace feaehes-WIH Il be
thrOTa array.
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SPECIFIC

nEEL'S SPECEFEC FILLS
Are speedy in action 0ften erecting a cure in a few days,
and when a cure is effected IL Is permanent. They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on
the system and never nauseate the stomach, or impreg-
nate the breath; and being sngar-coated, all nauseous
taste is avoided. No change Of diet g. necessary while
using them; nor does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains SIX dozen Pills.
PRICE n DOLLAR,
And will be sent by mail. postpaid by any advertised
Agent, on receipt of the money Sold by Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature on the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, y. Y,
General Agent.
Has~ ToMLINsoN a COX, Agents for IndianapOl
Julyl9-d&w '6l
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dollars, whie ia .seat Of ii. is.th, Win i pata d

dollars, which, 10 sveat Of his dsath, Will b petd
his family. = :
Applications for Rscraiting ccmalfssions will b.
made 10 this Department Many persona have NJ
rudy appksd, Int ~ ostcasestbeAppIs(ln ts are
unknown to the Adjatant General Applicants are
requested nat to- rcfsr 30 ~ this De-
partnent has no fime to Investigate the capacity
and character Of persons tsodsring their services
Recruiting Officers. In all cases applications
for such examinations must be- acscmp aasd by the
recommendation Of persons well known TO this De-
ptrtment. .-1g, Is y ~. - ! 49, - 4 Z L
There are many able bodied citizens Of this State
possesng wealth snd influence, who, thus far have
AenH iittleor nothing to sustain the hax which
protects them, 1t is their duty to small
portion of the advantages which they possess, in
aiding en1istmenI, else il may becone their privi-
iege to shoulder musket In ths nnks. II should
never be said that The loyA SiAiasns Of IoNA by
their negligence or indifference, allowed draft 10
become necessary to Gil the reputation Of the Gen
srsi Government- The memories Of the brave dead
who have fallen upon .he many battle nslds ~ the
Union forbid such stain upon the honor Of the
State. Lot III contribute Of tair time, their mohey
and their influence IN generous response to the de
mands OF the Government.
3. 1919 #s.ss Ns N. B. HAKER,
Aajutant General Of iowa
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NOTICE.

TO Charles Reps, Helena Reps, Psul J. semnes T.
Semmcson, ID. r. Wilcox. John Bower. trustee,
+. Bower, X. L. Ruddick, Thorp, Smith 4 Han.
chett, defe Aaants. 3la a ~
You are hereby notified that there In nis t.
the Clerks Once OF the District Court Lee Count
Iowa, nj Kaakak, = petition in equity By WA. IL. VIII
liamss claiming Judgement against YOU. Charlie
one Hundred and Pity and ninety -two-one hun
oredth Dollars, upon your ertsin mortgage given tbs
l3sh Of November ieS5 10 hfu upon ten Of and
in the Southeast quarter OF section t2Al. township
sG5l, range Isl In Lee COUNTY Iowa The corIaclio
IN OF tho land 10 said mort gage shs
read ten acres In square shape In the Sorth-.As
corner the west half ofthe South rAs quarter f24]
&c, the sale OF said land the nkuishment OF re-
demption and general relief, with costa.
Nov ysu m0st appear and nDewef aid petttiea b.
the second day Of the next term Of said Cour
70 be held ii Ks okuk the arst Monday Of Sspts-
ber 1H62 judgement prayed for by default will b
ha ID against you. II. kCOTT HOWELL.
juiytS-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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| have this day received from the Secretary Of
War telegram requesting nae to raise as
practicc, tor the United States service, for thre.
years or during the war, Ave Regiments or vpnn-
teer infantry. being n part Of the quota of this
State under the late call Of the President for 38O-
coo men. The preservation Of tbe uuion, the per
petaity Of our Goycruu.ent, the honor of State
demand that this re4nisition should be promptly
met Our harvest 10 upon a. aEd We have feared
Lack OF force to secure IL. But we must initiate
our brave Iowa boys In the field, meet new emcr-
Gcnees with new exertions. Our old men and our
boys, nniis for war, II need be, our women, must
hep 10 gather our harrests while those able 70 boar
arms 90 forth to aid their brave brethsen in the
field The necessity Ia urgent Our national ex-
istencc Is at stake. The more promptly the Presi-
dent Is furnished the needed troops the more speedi
ly will this unhoiy rebellion be crushed and tho
blessings of peace again ,isi Land. Until then
we must expect the has,!sbi,,s aud privalons oil
war
The time has come when nen must make a.
many have already made, sacrifices of sase comfort
| and business for the of the country.
The enemy, by u sweeping conscription, have
forced into their ranks all men capable u bearing
arms Our Government has as yet relied upon the
volunteer action Of our citizens But If need be
the same energies must hc exerted to preserve eur
Government that TIE traitors arc nsing to destroy
IL. To simplify and systematze the raising OF these
regiments, hase assigned one " each ct the It,
~, vi and attn Congressional Districts, ard IL
ths sth and 9th together. This viii prevent inter
ference in recruiting and enable those from th.
same section to go to the field together.
Which District viii have its regiment first in th,
held Places OF reLdess9as, for size different regi
| ments, will be designated when receive notice O.
their destination. will be necessarily absent TO-
| some weeks Vt Washington. Meantime ell infor
inatlan in regard to the regiments can be OBJ
tanned from Adj. Gen. Baker, at Clinton.
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1862.
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jy Is dlw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam Spohny JaSn~s Watson Riw. Tals Il Co. J
T. Adair, II. III Blaek, VIM. Stabnus, aud Geo W .
Caldwell:
lou are hArehy nolinod that there ID on die In
The Clerks Once of the hist tct Court OF Lee Coma,
lows, nj k~skek.a petition IN samiy of Barney,
claiming jadg emeat against you, Adam Spohn, for
SUM VI Fave Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage
given 70 Charles, upon Lois Q and two "a. Block
tao2), in the Cay OF Keoknk Iowa and against you
ell praying for the sale Of said lots the foeeeaaure
demption, and for general relief.
Now, each Of ron appear aud nnswe r said petit
tion by noon OF the second day OF next September
term " the District Court II Lee county lowe 10 be
held It Keokuk rn tic q 1T Monday III AetIerheI
FG2. or ludsme, wai pa had rein by dsts al =,
prayed for II SCOTT HOWELL,
julyls'Gsw Ptaintin's Attorney.
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NOTICE.

70 Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson.
RN Hale q Co, ! t. Adar, H. N. Black aud Vim.
Stannus, defehdants. r# H4rH 8fF
ion asr hereby notified that theirs 10 % Ale In
the Clerks once or the District Cenrt u Lee County
iowa at keokuk, . petition Of Hiram barney, claim
lug u dgnent against yon, Adam Spohn, for the
OF -Four hunJfed noifsra upon your norgagc given to
Chss Masan, upon Lot three tsl Block two hundred
ana TWO tsbs) 10 City OF Ne kuh, Ice County. Iowa
&EA The sale Of sid ts, and FOR cher cqn tabis rsie
Now you must appear and answer said petition by
noon ~ The saeond dat at the next term said Court
10 DC Aeia IN ksuknk tne rst onasy Of September
a ID 1852, or judgment VIII be had against you by de-
fault.
n. SCOTT HOWELL,
jy Is div Any for PiaiStir
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' The difference h pluck and fight
ing qualities IS exhibited BY Democrats
and the radicals, - = body, 10 made appa-
rent by their respective policies in rofer-
ence to arming Southern slaves and pl.-
eng them in the ranks to fight our bat
ties, #t&T Fg4 n gfsrfe
Democrats prefer to do their own fight
ing. The radicals want to do 1t by proxy
and that proxy the negro. They are
clamorous for t.blood -letting,9 but they
have no blood of their own to nlct.'-
Keokuk Constitution. t1fs aA
Democrats prefer to do thsir own fight
ing DO they. Well, to our certain kno~l-
edge there are scores and hundreds of
them hereabouts that have done no fight
ing in this war, and have no intention of
doing any, SO far as we know -
They are great on political battles !;
they are moring earth aud the regions
beneath to overthrow the Administration,
defeat the Republican party and secure
the offices from which they have been
driven by the people, but they strike no
blows against traitors who seek to over
throw the Government.
AS long as the plan Of volunteering is
persisted in this class are safe and prefer
that Republicans and War Democrats
shall do The fighting, but when drafting
shall be resorted to they will be the first
70 try 10 hire negroes 10 take their places
in the ranks.
For instance, there arc three stalwart
editors in the Constitution Office that
were never known eto lag behind when
work was to be done to carry party con-
test, but how is it now when the country
is to be saved BY lighting its battles.
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NOTICE.

To Robert r. Greed, Executors Of H. q. o,Brien de-
ceased. john A. pstsesaanyS D. Ingham, A. wal
colt, Gregory AeMshs1 2eos Bartlett Z Co.. Queen
City yarnsh CO., r.. Selmes, Geo. H. CYossman,
Elisha Turner. Matthias Newton, PSics, Paris Il Co
Goo q. Richardson, WIN. stewart = Son, Littieion
Shney Henry Nellie, 6amnea vasco, Chas Par.
sons l. Co., l.. W. y. wnstey, sknnsrson, Coch.
ran Co. !, Samuel r. Miller. Ahner Reeves aud q
n Perry, executors OIL. X. Rtevss, deceased, de-
PENDANTS:
You and each ofyou hereby notified thas there u
now Ole In tbs ClsFks once q the Dstsc4 Court Of
Lee Coupiy, Iowa, at kseknk. = peaitton Of Hiram
barney claiming OF soa, R. r. CTeel aud Exesaiors
OF II OHften, decsYsed, the Sum OF Fifteen HuR-
dred Dollars VI t teh per cest inssrest psf annnm
payable Annually, ~ money due q deed OF tSlst
mAde by Crsci 4 q Krien 10 ~. ", KMhourne, and
snee sSsgnsd " sAad plainiin, dated he nrs OF April
s; alss claiming agslnst each Of the
of ssiu Deed Of Trust the same being Lots seven
IN eight f nine (9), ten tl0). eleven tI and twelve
(ia), Block seventy fTo), In the City Of Keokuk Lee
County Iowa, for tic purchase money; and fsirther
asking for the sale or said premises, and general -
lief.
And unless you appear and ansxer said petition
on or or the second day ot the term
of said Court 10 commence ~ keokuk, on the Art
Monday OF September, A. D., i6Ca, default will IL
entered against you and Judgment thereou
pray cd for in said petition e
H. SCOTT HOWELL, j
July 19-d4w Au'ys for PLAINTIFFS.
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DAILY GArk Clrv OsSrcs,
SIS kEox-E July 10. AG2. !
RLouk-superrne 81 5o.sprin 1 " h.a,s xsrs q Ell
Pali whsatErt sR Is. 5s Ass-z
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-sGto 40c p 100 ~.
CoRN-l7 to l6c p bush.
" BARLEY-23c. 1880
WmgAT-ln good demand. Fall 7o475, sprn 50
to57c. &
RYE-esc dull.
OATS IL ~ zoe
PoTAToEs-as New, sstc 20,
SUGAR New Orleans fair seio, prime 100
lei, clariasd lo@ltA; crushed snd iosi na0 u.
- oLAssEs--rfaniation 4sas5o; sugarhouse 454 50;
Golden Syrup 7Bsa ssc--sery scarce.
COFFEE kioee .a2s.e, Java 9sg3O; Laguy ra2Aa 26
RICE-es. a gases - ~ p
soAP--Palm &c, Family 5kc, German (CinJ IN
07ic.
CANDLEs--star lA4l3, stearine Is, Mosld 10.
IARB-4 to btc; retail 10 7c.
8 a7c; Choice 10, retaiil2h "a is
: PRoVlsIoNs-sh ouidersia lie; Hams lsa eiGiesr
sides 81 Sides 10 u. SUGAR Cured Hams, 1asc.
LEATHER--soie ISGas: fisrnsss31030.
HIDEs-Dry loioI3e, grubby half price grceh
~ ~. green aheel pess loesEi o. green hog skil
lJe.
HAY-Timothy &C o0a on, baled saUasf,
Prairie 81 ooa6 90.
Satisfactorily ~ 90: FLAX Seed 81 %.
oNtONs-a5@4oc.
EGGS 494fc.
WHITE BEASs-In good demand, 50c0el2s.
fEArHERS--25E30.
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ oaooI 2sv buahe. -
Dried Pesehes sefS@ - 50. Rsissns e4se9 Is 90.
-GHEEsE-Mestefa Reserve 9ei peamxk 7aDs. So
REEF CATTLE-2I2lc gross.
SHkEP-92 O0s2.5 head.
sALT--G. "A. ~ SO y sack; KAnavha - 10 Y bar.
rel; LlverPooi&I stsa 81 10 y sack; lake o. 50 r
60, Very
FIsH--Msekesel,N NO. i el6e is p Dbl. ;No-2 q.
ass, No . esesIo white Fish, No. - oo8A q
y half bbl. Cod Fish 500 b.
RAGs--Woolen 4 /: Cotton &c.
oLDtRoN-aeke Y ,. Bsass eGse ? ,. Cop
per iDsS i2t.c v b.
EtcHAsaE on New YORK X PER cent, balkah
! fupdss Philadelphia. Rostoa. Chicago and Cfncin
| haiti Il per cent Gold per cent. buying seliin
Is per cent.
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To Charles Pitcher. Ann Carol Michael Nc DermotI
Robert Getty, Geo. u. Anderson, ard William fr0se
defendsnt1. .zs 4
the Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee County
lomA, u ke~kuts petition IN equity OF HisA puvseys
claiming Judgment agAinst ou Charles Pitcher III
the OF Two Hundred teOO Dollars upon ysur DOsd
OF Trust given 10 ID. w KpOurue, 10 the puf-
chase lnpsey, 70 Marsh, Lee and Detavan, upoa 10,
City Of Keokuk Iowa. and ~ asainss you tl prayipa
for the foreclosure of said Deed VI Trust the sale sid
lot, and for general relief Az
New you must eAEh appear and answer to said peti.
ton, ~ Of tho day Of the NEXT term ssd
Court, to be held at keoknk the nrst n onday u
September, 1862, Judgment viii be had therci1 "
n. scorT HOWELL,
jyis-d4w Atlsi Tor Plaintiff.
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@Ws learn from DR.. Dewey, con-
nected With tho Insane Asylum At 1t.
Pleasant. that thera are e this time 1856
innatap in that inatintion ; and thu.
since it opened somslhiag like fifty have
been discharged, restored % HAHN ia,
their RIGHT mind lS as~@ vg ss - ii
'fasaSH ass3
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state of Iowa.
ADJurASr GEEEnALs OFFICE,
Clinton, July II, 1859.

Clinton, July IL, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER, NUMBER rs.
The United States Government having made re-
QUESTION upon this State for moro troops, it be-
eoneS the duty Of the reopls Of lows 10 resPond
promptly to the call. -
Tho 18th Regimen, or lows Infantry, now or
ganixing ~ Clinton, should be immediately filed
Five additional regiments Of Infantry are called
for They are needed Immediately to maintain the
causo Of the Union, and to support our brave bro
theirs IN arms, who have fought so CALAMITY Mt
Wilson's Greek, BclmoaL Fort Donnelsou, New
Madrid. Pes Ridge, Pitiaburg Landing, Corinlh
and other battle fields.
| 1t is also desired that every Iowa Regiment now
in the field, shall Immediately receive suficieut
additions to ELL up its ranks, thinned by disease
and battle. faS
Tho War Department has issued the following
WAR DEPARTMENT, wAsnlscrcs, D. c., sA
June I'll, 1862 s+k
Pursuant TO join resolution Of Congress to
encourage enlistments in the regular afmy aud
volunteer forces, IL is
Ordered, That . premium or two dollars shall
be paid for zach accepted recruit THAI volunteers
for three years during the war and every SOL.
der who hereafter enliss either in the regular ar
my or the volunteers for shrss yesrs daring the
war, may roceivp his first months pay in advance
upon mustcring Of HE Company into the service Of
the United States or after be saail have been mus
tered into and joined regiment already in ser
vice. This order will he transmitted to GoyeruorS
OF States and recruiting officers
| tsigned1 500 EDWIN STANTON,
| Secretary Of War,
| WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. C.
| July I'd, 1862.
| Ordered, That out Of the appropriation for coli
lecting, organizing snd drilling volunteers, there
shall be paid in advance to each recruit for thres
4 years or during the war; tho sum Of twenty five
4 dniin hal urfh nF nf herr =
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The State Medical Beard viii meet At Keokuh on
"Wednesday the 23d Inst, for the pnrposr VI amin
Ing applicants FOR positions In The ketiesi STAFF Of
lows regiments.
GRADUATES Of medicine Whaling appointments will
report themselves promptly.
BY ordsr, }, c TrGi!ES, h. D.,
Chairman,
Burlington, Mnscstlhe, Iowa City, Davenport Du-
bueuc ssd Der kf papers please copy Tor ten dsys
ALd seId bill to adJs.ani Generals once.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, JELY 10.

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~ The packet Kats Cassel leaves
Fort Madison fer Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
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