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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To ]. X Wheeler, Agnes P. Sparkling S. S. Billings
LUCINDA Billings Charles ). Abbott, Aan& Abbott
d. b. Gray, Miller, Mathew b Co.. hrchi bold Hsnder-
ton, j. !" Rankin, pretorias. PAtteB, Lane Meri-
AN, Galloway Webster, Emma VI Williams, exc
eitor OF Geo. b. Williams, deeessea Andrew w oh
sier, Geo. G. Afaetson A Co., hantoid - Bro, T.
w phtsi4es AesFrlfs a4.t RseAA4.eft; tf.t. G
@tdefsaa. he9khk femAle College. a. G. Hgty
Nt-is fsfah Antoo. Insurance Co., Cleveland, Ma
issi Insurance Co., q. u. 1~esfy, Peter stsyker
shapeigh Haf 81 Co Clnprd Roberts & Co.. hIe.
Johnstch, ~, u George Bro, Hiram BsrneJ. n
v. P. bioek X. n. Carr ben johnson, Henry v p
BLACK, = W, Potter II. II. Woodward, James w
Grimes, Georre r. Jeue ms, H. Z. Taylor, Clarke q
Andrews, Dasait ksighser Co., Henry =. Taylor
John Tennis Il Co.. Hodges ard Bros Vim Thuup.
son d Co., u. W kiibourne. tosiah flames
You and each you are hereT hutlett that there IL
now Gu ale IN the otfee Of the CLERK Of the n~trci
Conri o. Lee county, iosa. NJ knokus, Petition
Lucnds Eiiason, with Joshua Ehsoh her husband, al
leRng ihata certain Deed 10 tho bari o. Lots No
III and IL in Block forty, In the City OF eokuk Lee
einda Billings, TO said Charles s. Ahbot; through and
under whom said LucBsa Ettasau claims AtIe same
was never recorie apt that cent sin guents ahts-
60 ~ Use other G@fttiABts asyG uaGsa sEApkt SAID
. s Billings efa! stsd ba w upon her title Ia
The said real estate, ai tias the mag tie
removed aEd her title quoted against all lien OF said
judgment also alleging hat certain deed of said real
estate made by H. NJ Griffith as Sheriff Of said County
Ia said j. &. heeisr, under sale up decree
obtained In said court al special May term, A. D. leS
tg said Agats y. Spauding ia a suit Of fofcIo.urr
a~gl 81 said s. Billings and others. gfaliy
aHt llesa4y made, and said decree and sale org
fully and esay ob aned and made and pras lag that
The may lie cancelled aud held for naught far
as the same effect th rear hal Of said Lots, eleven
aBdtwelye aud thai she be- permitted redeem said
real estate from said sale and FOR Other and general
relief
before noon Of The second day II the term he
sad Court, and said petilnsH dtfaGt will he
entered against you and judgment rendered til rfon
NOBLE b STRONG, plaintiffs AIRY
keY :
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NOTICE.

To Wailing, G Conn, VIM Fl Ewing, Bancroft
beaver Co, kebt Hamilton. Dixon Il Brown, M
AleaaDasr, Brown ClendeDing, S VOORHEES,,
CHspfn Les, John Hurst, Chss MeDiH, James Cox
Anna W orthington, as Exeeutrix OF nj III WI rih.
layton, deceased, Miller, Mathew l. Co, Geo Cabus
stryker Wood, VIII Preston, Caleb Cope Il CO. !,
las Burrows, VIM Coleman, J @ Ramsey, Jennipg n
Anderson, Wheeler, Bellows b Co, VIM Leecb
Geo Anderson, J DAikee W 4 aud Day !,
Chas Mason, Walker, S K Hamul Tweedy
Moulton Pimpton, Mott. shober a. Co. ~ Al a
1orrence q Grinnan, HennIng q Woodrue and
MeCreers, Essfg Il to-. DeTendAnts
You hereby notified that there Ia now ON 6,a T.,
The Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee eopnv
Iowa, at Beokuk, petition of Hiram Barney claim,
Ing jndgme MT against you, A Walipg for the sum
OF twenty-five Hundred Dollars upon your mori0 age
ana a. hpHthrt t hr Ebgve nameh defendants, rfaim-
N the foreclosure Of mortgage made by said A T.
"ans 10 tHas Mason upon Lot seven III and sight
lei In Block i've Isl in Masgn's Upper Addition TO The
city OF hsokuk, IN Ice comfy the Of said preu-
ses 70 pay on said debt, the extinguis hment OF The
equity OF redemption and for general reiief and also
Tor personal Judgment and general execution
sara A. T. NHillng for what the gale of said premises
Will moi PAY on.
Now yoa must appear and answer to said net on ly
neot, thf second day % tfe term OF said Court
u be h Al ktokuk on the ilrst Meuday Of February
a. r. trG3 Or Judgment Will be Iad against Won hv
avfa4f. II. SCOTT How al't
~ft2t-d5w PLAINTIFFS att'y,
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NOTICE.

To G w Kay j c Bernard J Bernard and Vim
Laekwo" Guardian for heirs IT Thos Res0r and IL
NJ Crawford & Co., BrfFt aaEiis
You hereby natiaed that there Is nm. on file in
the Clerks ofcr Of the District Court ~ Lee county
Iowa, al keokuk, petition Of George l.. kiibourne
claiming judgment aRalpst you, C.. W. Kay G.
Bernard and j. o Bernard for Five Thousand IN
river and bS-lee Dollars upon your aud mort.
gage giyea 10 ID w kiiboarne Tor the sale Of said
morisaged premises, being thirty OF land
~ the south west quarter OF Section fourteen li4l
Township 1884,, Range l5l west, for the of
said mortgage the extinEuishmeBi OF the .aaity OF
redemption and general relief with costs, and also
PRAYING for an injunction against you, G. W Kay J.
e. Bernard and J. o. Bernard and ali sour agents
assiguees or MINDS from digsug up. iH5ufing Or re
moving aut M ue Young trees, esergreehs shrub
berry on said land, which Injunction has been allow
Now you must appear and answer saia petition by
If the second day o. the next term OF sad Con
D. be held ut kfokuk the est Monday OF February
A. d. 1883, or judgment and decree prayed for WA
be had therein by default.
H.sCoTT HOWELL
oci.g-dAw Plaintiffs Atty
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NOTICE.

IL ISaeklin Harshman, Elesnor Twcedy. Hanson &
Go, and GpnhAhte Smyth, Defendants
a4n are hereby notified that there IL now on Ole In
the tlfk office OF the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa III he'kuk, petition VI Hiram Barney ola ming
judgment against you Flank lin Hsrshman Elesn
or iwesdy i.r The sum Of Three Thousand Dollars
upon your mosiesgr.Hnd against all the above ma
cd defendants Claiming tte 10 Ftclo-af- If mortgage
inside by said Franklin tarsrrn at Etrn11or 4werSfy
To charles Mason upon tue hail oi ihe ast
quarter Of Section t23 in Township &C north Range
west In lee county, luwa the sale ~ said prem
pay On sad debt The extngnisement or the equity
redemption and for general relief aud ais person.
a. Judgment and general execution against said Frank
lin Harshman and Eleanor Iweedy for what the "a lie
81 said premises may hot pay of.
Now seH innst sppesr and answer t. tsi} ttttlar ~
Fp"H ef tie second day nf tts rtHt eta {, ss.l
E4usf be held keukuk or iiir = NDl..y az
tebfeatE. A. u ie63. or Julsuseat #e "a therein
hj a.is1At III. SCOTT DUMELL
Ge,2g-Iig HtaaLufs Atifg
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Frederick A. Wiimans. T. l. Mckinney, Thomas
PAget VIM. Irvine, =, X. Irvine, willard suae,
State Of Iow~ for OF School Fund.- (Esra Potter,
A. e. Campbell, and w. Miller, executors II
Jacob Miller. deceased "Coier white Lead
Company" Arnold Kendall ciafn, Mellen aud
Co.. 4. BroAdwefl, x. Bazin, Allen Co., samuel
Enge, VIM. Thompson Il Co., Nat. Lafon, John
Quirk, Marshall e. Mckee. william Welsh n. r..
Thomasson, ii. Murdoch Co., Price J. Patton and
Co, James Watson, Brooks a Reed Moser and
Wild, and Geo. Blies Il CO., Defendants:
You hereby notified that there Is on file in
the Clerks oce ~ The District Court OF Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claim
ing Judgment against you. Frederick A. wiimans,
for the OF Five Thousand Dollars upon your
aud against ell OF the above named defendants
claiming the foreclosure OF . mortgage. made by said
Frederick A. WilmAns to Charles Mason upon Lots
sixteen fl61 and seventeen III in Block fortyf
IA in Mason's upper addition to the city Of Keokuk,
in said county, the sale OF said premises 10 pay said
debt the extinguishment OF the equity Of REDEEM
and for general relief and also fora
aud general execut ZION gainst said Frederick A. VIII
mans for what the sale Of said premises will not pay
of.
Now, you must appear and answer to said petition
by noon Of the second day Of the next OF said
Court, to be held az Keokuk on the first Monday OF
February. A. D., 1859 judgment viii be hsh therein
by defaut. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct30-4w Plaintiffs ATTY.
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NOTICE.

To AnEeline Bushey exscntx OF the estate Of Jacob
Bushey deceased, Caleb cowles, Jr., Chaplin Lee,
Robt n. Swift, kngonr, Wilson Il Co., VIM 4
Williams, Ray Brothers, John l.. Carson, O. ~.
school Fund, Defendants
You are hereby notned that there II nov on file In
the Clerks ofce Of the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa, a Keokuk petition In equity, by Hiram Bar.
new claiming . Judgment against yons Augcline
Hnshey executix o. the estate OF aeob Fushey de-
mor,gare mado by said Jacob ,Bushey, deceasea, 10
Chas Mason, upon lots 81 three ffl -four, ia block
6l ak. beins partly In Leighton and partly In Ma.
sons upper additions to keokuk, Lee County, iowa
and against all said dependents praying for DE
closure ii said NOR aags the sale Of said lots, tbs
tingnishmcnt ofthe equity Of re iernpop and general
relicf--with costs,
You must each appear and answer said petition BY
noon OF the second day ~ II term Of said Court to be
held Al Ksokak eathe arst Monday u February, A. d.
1868, orIudgmeDl wilt BIO bad therein agApst You BY
default H. SCOTT HOWELL,
ocsy1Aw. Plaintiffs ATTY.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IT, franklin Harshman, A. Hanson s. Co., CoHnable g.
SMITH, Defendants:
You arc hereby notified that there is now on file 10
the Clerks once OF the District Court County
Iowa at Keokuk, petition Of Hiram barney AIAItnz
q Judgment against you, Franklin Harsrman Tor TIC
sum OF Thirty -hye Hundred Dollars upon your mort
gage and against all the above named defenda :
claiming the foreclosure nj mortgage, made by said
Franklin Har1hinan tn James l.. Estes upon the West
half Of the South est quartcr If Section 1911
In Lee County Iowa, the ssle taiG Berlsrs pay
said debt the eStDgulsh OF Gie equity Of re.
dempt and for relief aud also for per sonal
udgmont and general execution against said Frank.
l hmau what the sale OF aid premises nj
not pay OF.
You must appear and answer said petition by Of
the second day OF the term OF said Court 10 be
held at Keokuk on the frs! Monday Of Fehf uary, A.
1868 or Judgment will be had thern be default
H.sC0TT HOWELL
,rl30Iw pianuNts Auts.
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NOTICE.

To A. II. Reenebaugh, Edward Nicolson. Pat Ken
needy Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Is now on file In
the Clerks office OF the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, AT Keekuk, pc tition of Hiram Barnsy cIa M
Ing Judgment sgainst YOU, "A, II. Resnebaus TO,
the of Five Hundred Dollars, upon yonT mo ri.
gage, and against all the above named dee
claiming the foreclosure OF mortgage, made by said
A. III. Resnebangh TO Charles Mason upon the Easi
half of the South est quarter Of section t
(67) range "a West in Lee County, the sale OF said
premise pay of said debt, the extnguishnent oi
The equity Of ie#PeH, aad for general relief and
also for personal Judgment and general execution
against said y Heenebaugh, for what the sale oil
said premises may not pay OF
Now You must appear and answer to said petition by
of the second day Of the next term of said Court
to- be held at KeekHk tho AFst Monday Of ebfusFy
A. d., 1863, or Judgment will be had therein by de-
fault. III. SCOTr hOWRIL.
t30-fw. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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To Favette Rued, EsrAre Overall, Defendants:
You hereby notified that there is now on ale In
the Clerks ofice OF tho District Court Lee County,
Iowa, NJ Keokuk, petition OF Hifam Bahey claiming
judgment against you, Fayette Rudd, for the Of
One Hundred aEd flits Dollars upon your mortgage
and ~ sinst all the above named dee ants claim
ing the foreclosure OF mortgage made by said Pas cite
Endd to Charles asoh, upon the West half Of the
North East quarter OF Section tw -four E24l ia
Township sixty-sx 6sl North II Range 1871 West In
Lee County, the sale u said premises 10 of said
debt the extinguishment Of the equity OF redemption
and for general relief and siso for personal judg
ment and general execution against said Fayelte Hudd
for what the sale Of sAd premises Will mol paw of
Now, You must appear and answer tbe said petition
of the second Of next term OF said Gu
be held al ksokuk the first Monday OF Frebrusrt
A. D., 1868, Judgment will be had therein by de-
fault ii SCOTT HOWELL,
oct3B4w Plaintiffs Atty.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Franklin Harshman, A, Hanson & Co.. Connnble
and Smyth, Defendants;
Your hereby not fed that there 10 file in
the Clerks Office ~ the Disric Court Of Lee County
l3wu at krakuE, n petition II Hiram Barney clnmin
It Eraent AGAINST you, PranklE Hdrshn, IN for the
"a ~ Sour Ihoasard Dollars appu ORR mortsage,
all the above naEaed defendant rang
The foreclosure of mortgaFe made by sute it1 afsn
Hstshrnan 10 Charles Mason upon the Esst ttl Of
the south west quarter OF Section nine gt Aid tho
North West quarter Of Section sixteen IN Township
Col sixty six, North Range Isl Ave West, also the
North West III quarter % North East quarter by
Section twentyfour l2Il In Township sixty-six Ggl
North Range six 6 West. In Lee County, the ssle
said premises 10 pay on said debt the extipgushaeni
the equity OF redemption and for general rict and
also for personal Judgment against said Frankii
Harshman for what the sale OF said premises will not
pay af.
Now. you must appear and answer to sa petition by
ftp second day Of the said Eourt 10
lie held a keokuk The Erst Ia oi February A
u 1853 jud sui ri " had {, ereiH BY default
Al. SCOTT HOW Eli
oekTu-4w sl Plaintiffs Atlsy
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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Original NOTICE.

,rl30-4w,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
Fighting at Ficksburg.

VICKsBURG, j.-Gunboat and sloop of war
came up Yesterday evening, and opened on
the batteries below the city. Shell fell short
of city. One shot from one of our 10 inch
columbiads passing through her rigging, she
tucked her all ard left.
The kenebec which attacked our lower
battery about a week ago, was disabled by a
- rife shot passing through her. She now
lies on the bar, below the city
That Clover battery" is under the com
mand of Capt. W. c. CAPERs, C. 5. A, late
commandant at Fort Nacomb. Whatever
may be the fate of friends at vicksburg.
that lower battery will give good account OF
itself
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
KENTUCKY.

We have intelligence daily from Ken
lucky. most encouraging to the hopes Of
the friends of the southern cause. The
highhanded acts of tyranny which have
been practiced by the Federal author-
ties, coupled with the Lincoln policy OF
emancipation. and the enormous taxes
they are called upon TO pay TO carry on
a war in which they have no sympathy.
has aroused feeling among the people
of the most promising nature, and their
movements indicate a strong desire TO
avoid the apathy which has SO long char
acterized their action.
A gentleman who has arrived at Knox
vile in command of company recently
in the vicinity of Lexington. represents
to the editor of the Register the southern
feeling in Kentucky as growing stronger
every day, and says he is confident if
Gen. Smith would enter Kentucky. be
would have an addition of ten thousand
to his force, on short notice, with pros
pectire increase of thirty thousand. He
mentioned snndry evidences of the
strength of the southern cause, among
hich is the fact that Robert Wickliffe, a
member of the Federal Congress from
Kentucky, returned home a short time
since, and made speech. in which he
told the people they need not expect any
protection to their rights from the FEEDER
al government, but would have TO take
their rights into their own hands and
protect themselves. This language. COM
ing from a man who had SO recently
Joined the North in denunciations of south
ern "rebels,' is pretty strong evidence
of the turn in the tide of popular senti-
ment and readiness of an old politician
to keep on the popular side.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

GLORIOUS NEws.-Another illustration
of the ineficiencv of the blockade has to
be recorded One hundred barrels of
powder, Just imported, reached here on
the Macon train yesterday morning. and
two car loads Of small arms were left II
Macon because Of the inability of the en-
zine to pull them. They will come on In
due time and will be sent where they can
do good service An additional proof
that Confederate port has been recently
entered by some sea goer. is found in
the fact that yesterday mornings mail
contained a number of letters from our
cousins across the water. Bravo Co
lunaJus Times, eth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

THE MCKEE CAvALRY.-This gallant com
panv took its departure from our town on
Monday last, to join Beauregard's army.
1t numbered about seventy of as fine looking
men as we have seen during the war, and
as it passed out of our city, rider and horse
being armed and bearing all the accoutre-
ments of cavalry, made quite an imposing
appearance. The good wishes of all, and the
prayers of many anxious hearts, follow them
to the distant and dangerous field to which
thew have gone.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
late From Baton Rouge.

We learn by private telegram that
General Lovel,'s forces in small detach~
ment. attacked the enemy on Sunday
night. killing twenty~one of the enemy
We are assured that Gen L. has been
very active in detailing artillery and in
fantry, to send to several of the strong
points on the Mississippi. from which we
expect to hear a good report at an early
day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

sy A special detail of soldiers from
Corinth have been sent TO this place to
see that none Of the convalescent soldiers
leave the hospitals. and that none go in
to the country 1t is said that those en-
PERTAINING soldiers without reporting their
names TO the officer here will be arrested.
Our country friends should report Al once
the names of their guests, and of those
sick soldiers whom they entertain. wheIh-
er members of their families or not.-4Ha-
con Mss. Beacon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

Richmond, April 20, 1892.
General Orders, No. %.
/. The following Regulations concern
ing substitutes in tie Army. are pub
li>hed by the direction of the Secretary
Of War:
/. ANY non commissioned officer or
soldier NOT indebted to the Government.
who wishes to procure q substitute. may
obtain from the Captain permit for the
proposed substitute to report himself at
The Camp Of the Company for examina
ton; and such permit shall operate As r
passport, but shall not enttle the soldier
to transportation at the expense Of the
Government.
If the substitu be exempt from
military duty, and on examination by a
Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon ofthe Ar
my be pronounced sound. and in all re-
spects for military service. he shall be
enrolled and mustered into service for
three wears, unless the war shall sooner
, terminate ana the non commissioned of
ficer or soldier procuring him shall there
upon be discharged. but shall not be en-
titled to transportation at the expense of
the Government
8 If a non commissioned officer or
soldier discharged by reason of sub<ti-
tute. be indebted to the Government. the
officer granting the discharge shall be IL
able for the debt.
4. All pay and allowances due to the
non-commissioned officer or soldier dis
charged. shall 20 to the substitute at the
next pay day.
5. Substitution shall not exceed one
per month in each company, and shall
be noted in the next morning report,
muster roll and monthly return.
II. When any person liable to militia
~ duty under the Act of Congress. but
not mustered into service in anv C0mpa-
nv, desires to furnish a substitute, he
shall report himseli with the substitute to
the Commandant of Camp of Instruc-
ton for recruits raised under the said
act and If the Substitute be lawfully ex-
empt from military duty. and on exam
ination by a Surgeon or Assistant Sur
geon. be pronounced sound and in all
respects fl for military service, he may
be accepted and enrolled, and the person
furnishing such substitute may be dis
charged by the Commandant of the
/ Camp But no substitute shall be en-
ti'led to transportation or other allow
ance at the expense of the Government,
until so accepted and enrolled.
/ III On the reorganization Of New
Companies from Companies already in
service. and the election consequent
/ thereon of officers. according to existing
laws, the commissions of such of the Of
fcers of former Companies as may moi
be reelected will necessarily expire. and
they will cease TO be in service from the
dare of re organization and election.
By command of the Secretary of War
S. COOPER,
Adininnt and Insnectnr General
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

County TREAsURxR.-At the special cleo
tjon held last Monday for County Treas
urer, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of r. NJ. Burton, John II. Chea-
than was elected without opposition.
Gentlemen were generally afraid to enter
the lists against the "old war horse" of Know
Nothing times hence, the i" John Bascomb"
Of other days was allowed to walk over the
course and take the purse. II is in good
hands.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

The Virginia No. 9. which was launch
ed "A short time ago At Portsmouth. has
been brought to Richmond to be plated
with iron. Should her builders succeed
10 her completion, friend writes US, she
will surpass her predecessor in speed
drauuht and power.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

THE MADISON County MILITIA, pursuant
to call of Col. Love, paraded in this place
last Monday. The assembling of the mill
tia on this occasion was for the purpose Of
detailing two companies for special service
under the call Of Coy. Pettus for minute
Men The companies were reviewed by Ma
jor General Topper, who addressed them in a
few appropriate remarks, explanatory of the
object for which they were called out, its ne
cessity &c. On the cali for volunteers, near
~ a sufficient number responded to make up
the two companies and more than enough
would have volunteered but for the opinion
entertained by many, and expressed by the
Major General, that the draft was the most
equitable mode.
The small deficiency was made up by a
draft in each company.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
VEGETABLES.

We take occasion again to urge our peo-
pie to plant unusually large supply of
vegetables, especially potatoes, cabbage, and
tomatoes. They will be greatly needed in
camps. The soldiers will require large guam
titles of them. Without a plentiful supply
of vegetables, the sickness in the army must
be increased. Every man who cultiyates
the soil in this way can do much to help
along the cause. 1t is exceedingly greatful
to the sick and suffering from fatigue and
exposure to obtain good vegetables 1t is
as beneficial to their health as it is gratify-
ing and refreshing We therefore implore
our people to put in large crops of all kinds
of vegetables, but especially of those named
Nothing has been heard from the feet
which was reported to have passed Baton
Rouge on Saturday. None of the vessels
had made their appearance al Bayou Sal
ra or Natchez up to yesterday afternoon
The prevailing opinion now is that the
fleet was going down instead of coming up
as was reported. The advance Divis~
ion" remains in its old position below the
city Vicksburg Wig. ah.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

7 WOULD inform my old friends and Gus
4 toners, that | have left all nv notes and
accounts in the hands of VIM S. Bailey, who
is my agent during NY absence from Canton.
All who wish to pay me money. will make
payment to him. l especially request that
those who are indebted TO me by open &C
count, will come forward az settle Lv note,
as | am anxious to leave all accounts due me
closed up on the books.
S. C. COCHRAN.
June S. 1882 cot