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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-19
THE GATE CITY,
THURSDAY. JUNE. 10.

II 49,
BEE RUIZ "X."-We win harsafte,
marx an x on papers to Indicate that tht
time Of subscription i neariy or quite ex
pred and when snbscribers wish ID con.
tinue they will remit immediately.
K. Mp. : M. &. R.-.The ,to "A,
holders Of this Railsoad AsId ! rss.in,
!. e. Pleasant yesterday % slsst : Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year.
a&FE III & - -. I fsn.s 7fe8@ss
New TxLsaaApH OYncs.--A s,ls.
graph Office has been opened At Moatsoss,
sBd win be In chafgs Or NJ. Willi..son.
ltwii1 bs = grcat convenience 70 tho ND
river boats and the railroads. .s a
s5. A.. -
deeds Rseslvsa BY the ladies, Afa
sscaseys rgy il
The Ladies' Aid Society Of keokuk
acknowledges the receipt Of The following
goods for distribution to she soldiers:
One boz from Salem, Iowa; do. Ben
tonsPoEt do. ksoasqua; do. Kirkvi!le;
two boxes from Dss Aoinas ON, BID.
fruit, &C., Denmark.
Tux FAiR.--Ths Fair and Festival Of
the )Adiss Of 81. Peters Church i pro-
crossing finely. The large hall occspied
i crowded nightly. The display u
artic'ss i beautiful and tempting. The
amussments ars funny and satsstaiaias.
Fecpls enjoy themselves, and bsing good
nstussd, spend their nuney = fresly =
the hard times will permit. For further
particulars go the 'fMeteor,. visible
only IN this town. The EAir continues
tonight. 1870 s,
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MsiansheIy occurssnes.
a little dughter Of John w. CisgAorn
some three year, cid, cell isto his cistsrn
yesterday and was drowned.
The cistern was in Two compartments
one Of which was used for keeping builder,
&C., and the hired girl had raised the lid
and stepped into IN adjoining room 10
get ksife and plate. In her brief Oh
sesce the little girl run out and tumblsd
into tbs sisssrs, sad before help could be
Obtained lie vss extinct. s-ses-
Nr. Cleghorn was out OF the city and
has not yet returned, and Mrs. Claehorn
was not in the house at the time.
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A PLEAsAxr 6Ioar.- Yesterday morn
ing early I long line OF children connect.
ed with the two Methodist Sunday
Schools marched along Main strsst o.
their way to the pic mic, hsld BY shem !:
and just after dinner, Father Dscaiiiy's
family Of little ones cams narchisg down
the street in : procsssisn 70 - the sights
Of tho Catholic Fair. now bsins held II
HeCuae's Hall. AZ childhood d the
timsafianosenos Il shoaM BE- the tins of
'happiasas, and no Oh Of persons pspb-
ably sPPsio;atss and isso greatly bensfted
By kisd attentioss = children. Parents
md teachers aro often doing grester
work then they imagine when they ars
giving thsir time, pains, and money 70
make children happy. In the hurry u
business, tho strife for place and riches
let NJ never forget and neslest tths respsn.
sibilitias " owe to the gsnssstisn whish
j. 70 follow Ard soon gil our piAoss. And
n shsss labors Of lore and christian kind
pes We are always repaid BY the ssest
smiles and happy hearts that. our attain
bona ara snra p hagst. Thesa works
viii aiwsy. bring thsir reward. !, s ~
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"A Foreignerss TrA1uss 10 PrrsSaen,
% LAnc0AmS

~ kOfGtRnGIvu IfNO0tS 10 frchb0Gnt
ks IsADCOAms ss4 as
Three gentlemen were recently engaged
in conversions in front Of one Of the prin-
cipsl hotels in this city, while the Prssi-
dents carriage was passing. The Presi-
dent Was tho only occupant. One of the
gentlemen, ! foreigner Of distinction and
cultivation. in : manner wholly involun-
tary, raised bis hat and remained uncov-
cred until the carriage passed by. You
forget, that you sre 10 Republican Amer
iaa and not 10 Russia" said one, refer
ring TO the marked manner in which the
person addressed had saluted the Execu-
tive. "Not At all sir. not at all!' he
replied. There j. the only living ruler
that j sincerely reverence. could not
avoid showing the feeling Of which my
heart is full, II I would. He i'll patriot,
. statesman, q great-heorfed, hoafs man.
You Americans reverence nothing in the
present. Your Washington had his ira
dncers, and fax. ri bis cotAmp orariess e.
teamed ki14 aksss4. lnAA. = Ar. Critten-
den, one OF your statesmen, says that. Mr..
bincoiH can plaee sbinsen nearest 70
w ashington in the hearts Of the people
Of this country. say 70 you that not
alone yo4ss palteFiaE1 hut the postsnty Of
'sll the people, which love honesty and
revere patriotism, win declare that the
.difiicut rad which Prssidsat Lincoln Was
called ii these times to perform, required
the exercise Of 40 noble functions as the
asEAther Of his Country" ever possessed.
II y anything bus 4 credit Y Jou tkstyou
DO not better appreciate and honor the
man, 3AahG cad ha11entis these speriloas
.6mes to rule. the. people 81. this Repub-
lic." have given nearly his words, but
they faiisto show the earnest and impress
ssivs manner 10 which, hey ware spoken.
The party received the rebuke in silence;
one, ut least, Of them thought it was mer-
iitsd.-Wssh II -. W 8 y -
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The Flrss Isvv. C.velrr.

= Z ~
n One Of the 6sest regimcnts in the Tn.
tied States service il tho LIT lows caval.
~. The very flower Of Iowa com pose il
material; men Of education, wealth, social
position, culture. Il ID stationed on police
duty in Western Miasoan its gath n,
officers are charged with the pursuit OF
search in the bush Of butternut bush
vhackcrs; its soldiers, who aspired to hon
0nbls 6sld service when they EXISTED are
obliged = bSsy thsmselyss with thu wosk
Of petty oOnstables.
q We make this complaint, not ID the
name b. BY The prompting Of any man II
the regiment. They are too wall bred "a
complain. or authorize any body u oon.
plain for them. The dsly assigned them,
sbe it What it msJ, they xiiT 40, And omit
no point h sxact performance.
= An eminent citisen md civilian 81
Iowa, who has many personal friends ID
that regiment, md Who feels home Siata
pride in the excellence OF ! military body
which comprises not few II the el1se Of
ths State, expresses to US the paarti6oas
don whieh - fssls = having ~ n lssa
cavalry mi u n ~ alea Asatse ~
quirinS ~ - = = lis,l
neither danger nor chanO0 u distinction.
list. Loats De-. " ~ IN sA'f.
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.TH. RUnfokD lEbAL AWARDED TO
\ sIcssoN w ma gtadhed toisarn thst
the Amsrican Academy, Of Arts and Soien-
oea. on Tuesday evening, ~ : unanimous
tdte, swardsd the RuufoFd Medal g
Captain Ericsson, for hiS discoveries and
improysne1z5n t1e applieasiea Of e.
ierie. The award is highly honorable, both
70 Abe Acslsmy and the recipient Of tins
aporopriate and wail-a,critsd honor.
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Tho Chatham Square and Exchange
street n. &. Sunday Schools, accomps-
MED BY > sumber Of soldiers from the
Hospital held Picnic yesterday in !
beautiful grove near Warsaw, going down
on the Ferryboat in the morning and re-
turning in the evening. Its said, II you
want to get up rain inst hold Picnic.
So It need not be wondered at that the
weather Was not oil that heart could have
wished. Nevertheless the children we're
oil happy, the officers and teachers re-
compsassd and oheered in their labors,
and j. uas to Ill pleasant holiday. The
ennssmsah, the siasiag. and the rsfssh-
menn vsre ~ good, - thAt every oss
hsatsily annoyed The Tip, ~ scenery, IL
..feass Of sentiment and aow cf soul, - md
The bountifnl supply Of basket comforts
which ehimed in just in the right place.
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liz ~ 0N0A - S-T* IN
49,. AHepevt.
,, rrs. a q.
Mempnis' sanes ~, VIA Cairo. IL.
In Sepy 70 @1c0s6lE6h566 from tn
hayoe and Board Of Andersen Of the city
praying for mobilization 81 the ordel
prohibiting tho circulation Of Qonfedcr
asSnStss, Col shek hasfeplisd, rSf11fnr
70 modify his former action. His letter
closes a. nbMEa ntT assA
a9nld Venisderats notes be permits
VOC 70 DC used ass circulating medium
wnsIe we nak g tne hcass, 10 fur
= an aoa 9. No. k,nd eo.ld give charas-
- . ngeese cps5epey, il
.:.s - -. ~ tnssvssy basest act
sas 'oDe"cn y mace respectable By
s1 ~ .nf oSyeSnnept 4 seeki g
.1cH nm ~ no IN.
fs'a m , seaes 'ssasAs o. AhstenEs@
lle can e allse'a nee nee was adm Mustered
20 nrsr'y oVo PERSONS yesterday, OF whom
ABOUT Am asaFs saaps 'oaaos's and sol.
oaeIssssfs yevs.s ar.ssn 4 s'ss,5 go. y
/ 0ne OF oar thes captured the barge
steansy Cara DalsoR near the mouth q
the nver. ...,a,,s ..xaa
Reasons Why Col. Slack should modify
hls order NO supprrssing eUniederats
Notes: 1t acknowledges that Gen. hut
ler's course IN New 0fleansik killed tint
currency a. fsr y its availability inyshs
Confederate Government Is .coDcerpeds
bue thAt Act was lesS sudden, giving time
q procure > substitute, hence it did not
produce utter destruction among thous-
ands, which Sudden stoppage must have
doae.
Thersse Of Capt Cheek, chsrgsd with
tEes9nIder ~ Ino, T. Bemsn, has -besa
eoh0m0ea ~ the military authoritieg.
Capt. Dayisgand CoL Fatch make : re-
pors@dis morning TO the military Com
mission, consisting of Dsps. "A. M Harry
of the 46th Ind, Regiment. Lieut.. Vim.
s. Magill and Lisst Ashford ABusleys .of
the 43lh Regiment Indiana troops, md
setting Lieut.. A. K. Wing 81 tbs 46t1, ]!
The. testimony, did not seem to implicata
Capt. Cheek IN the crime. He i there
fore ordered discharged, it being cxpssaa1
~ understood thai sncb . dischsrgs j.
nos 70 DC 10 any wise piead oy MIN IN
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u - Z1000 Win thC N00th.
The i1seIfsence from lifkeren. points
At the South, which was made public
yesterday, together With other facts that
have been esfabiishcd, indicats that the
southern people are III much better temp
ef than they were found II Nsshyiile I'M
msdiately following the fall of Dounelson.
An srrivh y Boston brings i CARO- of
spifiss u turpentine and Tar from New
Orleans, and reports that another vessel
w1s heading with the same articles and
nesrly ready 70 sail also, that two ships
wero loading With sugar. 1t Is known
thxt four cAfgoesF Of cotton escaped the
burning which followed the capture Of
the city, and ne therefore look for an ar
rfvxf here daily Of the great staple. From
Msmphis Ne Isafn thGs, dcapite the efforts
IF inar.adisx parties, sir thousand bales
Of cotton Aad, received shipping permits
within . day Or two aflsr. the federal oc-
cupation Of the city, and that planters
had sought military protection for their
cotton. This 10 sven-bctter than was ex-
pseted.l IL has lsng bsea known 70 bust
ness houses in this city that, potwishstan-
ding the spiteful temper shoFns on the
Of Nashville, Tho work Of mar
ketine The staples Of Middle Tennessee
and Alabama bas been going .nr ses-
ernl weeks with. great activity, We
doubt whether Nashville ever did great.
-er business ia. lime of peace.g From
Beaufort. North Carolins, We learn that .
cargo Of rosis, An article now much need
ed ia this market, i on the way; but -
naval stores are the product Of the back
country, NO quantity can he sxpscted
until The. yebehs shall be driven from
the valley ~ the James river, j..
! II Accounts AZ lhA crops Of esreals 1t
the Soath are correct the southern pso-
pie viii have no sltesDatiye but - seek re-
lief II the North throHgh tie spesdy mar
Ekeiins VI cotton and Tobacco. Il is
stated that the wheat crops are destroyed
by rust, and that the corn dues not
promise veil. Heavens Vengeance in .
iAmine i threatened against the rebels,
and those whom returning reason will
set reach will be obliged to yield tosn
influence more p0tent even than the arms
Of the Union soldiery.s aa
F. Throughous bnsiAess Giro les yesterday
the inteligeaco fso,ae New Orleans and
Memphis was hailed AZ better than . vic-
tory---as the first wave of the returning
tide Of prospsri.y TN. Y. World.
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The IouisyiilS JUmnal nays thitl
Memphis was awfuily oonvulsed tie other
day b. the watsr-quake IN front Of her.
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Among the prisoners BY the 0osaa
Queen is Sheriff Aaxaren OF New Orleans
Sen. Williams brigade is up the Missis-
4sippi river. Ths 10th Mass, 13lh Conn. !,
and 18th Maine arsiin New Orleans. The
health Of the soldiers is excellent.
3 The PeYsia sailed At noon with ~ so, I
900 10 specie and 22O passengers. Among
the l&tet u LosA LySns III Sc A.
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New York, June Is.

New York, June Is.
Tbs stean~ 0UinmkiSS has arrived
from Havana 14th. Vea Cruz dates OF
The 2d states that Gen. Donay, with 500
men, had left for the Flench enoamp-
mout. tg9 asief9 'a ssse4ss sssr ~
! Carocas dates Of the Ed states that the
KeAAle attacked the town Of Peiors, Blu.
were beaten of BY the garrison alter
committing horrible atrocitis.s There
was conaidsrable sickness in the hsrbor
of Havana. The rebel stesmer Gen.
Rusk had arrived from Galssatons With
500 hales q cotton. s'.'s',%ssss sss | .s f'
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ccp[ 81 me prescription uaed- Drsc = thS 3EY
WINS a. ~ i0e ration sssset nsss.ay..
$s4 asss@e tssH - - -
Hatche1 sr,s Hair nys.-.The nsst n
z4i.4--4 = SIS NsslA
reWffLfAM a. HATCBELuI'S scisbraf Cd Hair ~.
prodsees soisr = b dsiin fsss natsre
warranted nott ipiure the hair N ne i. i.
The III ssss III bod dyes and nvigor.te. The ~,
itf-s GREY, RED Or RUSTY HAIR in.....,y IN =.
AspieDdid black or brovp. I.~,s~ il. h.,, 80
The genuine 10 signed wILLrAN RAruv, n,
- ~ Jssr ss1ksS seeA M.
Factory. No. n ns'eI.y s.sss, Now York fl~.s
1S ~. ~ A'a - s"a asa' street tjss-dAvls
.upMarA~~~ - .4+s
- g4t
M.
jnns IA iaea
ESs4oa Carr CRY. @8
ss9 Dear s;. - 49,. 80. =, h.....A .
ins.sasssen is.eay ,r,o.rsa !. ~ su.v..a.u !.
BILE fur,ou shsd .od..,, 10 have ill.,. ,..,oa.h.
tended. 10 pl.e,sd = i've II a. i...rtiop n
psp-r for tAs p~.sn, a. our Ia. .aA.... !. -,
,hrm . .,,o, .mon, A. ,,c.h,. I. r..,.s..-"
lh.x. hssn ~ az. 49, ,...,.-..--.
G hsnAs hs.s 'r s'.s si"s' sad my service
ma = s''S's1' o0Aas@s
ysS's yours +,
Tnos WI, LONG.
e sgae 81 saa
m'oasns ~ SLY srasssd ~hss sccompaDisd BY
.ssoo. ce'usesse mat the soldier u incsrarilAtsd
TOT ~ VII % Daring The entire paSied for shieh
'ae faslossn 70 asked end 10 mo- skss nse furisugAs
s1sn's" 'o1 Asfs sntwepy dAysS
srTxAsiss ". ,usLouans.
csrsaaeass Of chs attending physician, Swiss IN
dsfal the ndili Of The soldier hp axteu IA ueh
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ssggsssisns g Maxi,tr.se..


-
4 $500: -
m y f,r.1 ~, ~ {. 49,. = -.
81 M.g;. rur, III ~, {. 49,. -.
i cav hand from 4, II;r, ;,,.t;..r r..f.-
81 ruxuAs would Be - frne ~ .tlAnf;o,
~ - !. -, - -. s.,
q q, - s1'e. 10
80 u. A'S4 ue snev.
| .s.s., = - s..-'.k Y ..
> 4 J. p:s,S.,s, ,sao sse'.'e 4'ooe
ssa. ~ - - = $50. = - 1'Do 800,
.Ass. oe,.seooey -. .ea eae pner,n :, g
taxa chargs Of the Prisoness osAcrwiss ths
Sheriff ,h1 No eathorily, 70 aet. Who
nua Iva TIA y rsiarY m . !. . II.
CO.. - sy,s.....s .-1;.s.r.t,. y4
AsA's ~ Aas~ sasaa's ti = = $50 s'as !.
out tasrIy and sqsarsly 1t the commence
ment Of The niftimus. sti Isl.
I Cd. Somebody m,st lsrre.. Nv E4hS
u;..;mn. l..;.c -. 49,
=. - 80 - -. 5 = - =
ns'o % answer. MA untofso0Als person
i, the prisoaer, 70 be designlksd BY bis
full name, that ii, the name which 1e
,nre !. l,;s n vh;ch ~ a;thsr .,+,,.e..,.,
-. -, - - ! :.
70 .ps'y ua""'e4 = Z. ~ upon ME p'e-
isminnry examination before the MagIs-
irate. &z y
Sd. n 4 RE rnittimur rhuu,,a3 -tbr r3.tr,4 !.
:. ,,,s.c,;haa i. -. 49,. go ..~.:1.'
~ -oo.V o'' 'on
snu tns' luly Sha explicitly, IN regard
not only 20 tame, but also as to township,
county and States 20 thas it may appear
that the Mau;str.t. acted within HI. ,,,o,,
- ~. P'op
4th. The mittimus should h s;rnAd nv
I'm MAGISTRATE ~ nj. f,,I, "A AL .;c,. I
-.----.,.. : - - : -
.As' = Aot eA.nP'es -. p, = usslcs g inc
Fcace o. Lee county, IN the SAts OF
Iowa, 10 thst his Jurisdiction may sppear,
a C,,,yrr
Forensic Exercise.
Inc amman Forensic Exercises OF the
keokuk Classical School, will take place
on this (Thursdxy j evening JorA 10Th
- 9 o,oloeL :. -. A.s... IT,
"SAt - snc nAncucuM. ne
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(NOAL OIL COAL OIL

Is bsls In ssoSs and ses aals = lov 4 - n,
1A40KL I0IfOCE, !
Aess-A - = III Mata H. e
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a AGHiGAH 1ANlAHKRITsv 260, COO, :
00Q-AF. G T Tucker, Of this place,
We understand is likely ID coue Into full
possession of the Lawrence estate in the
Bank Of England, amounting to- fifty mil
lion pounds. or nearly two hundred and
Fifty million dolAss. This matter has
basn in .iitigzaion for about fifteen years,
md all the testimony ncsesssrJ't u sstab-
.liAh the claim bas hnllly bssn obtained.
sLSass Lawrence II A.ttasan Sd : broth
srsef Mr.. fuckers wife, who M the Il.
climate heir, but madela full sssisunens
10 Mr.. TuckAf. Who win have tie full
control OF the vast estate. III Mis- claim
should be fully essablishmed, be will be
the richest man in America.
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SpoShnO16. AKthS Mo- Ds6OSsat.l
- ga4rT.Ia RatAzxiAes Arb, fuse 13. u
About forty stsrdy sisetsnE, sunburnt
farmers Of Conway county, came into our
iibST Is5t1fdSY q sypidnts sT iUr shs d !
ION. ! Thar cSpteia, nalsl " Hams,
GA. aa'f1 II sset "a sR' n z ae,,e!,
Mill .soen - Elsd ~ s.thsd psspss$ am
psssnsnt,, this being - sAtnest ot tn ~,
ssss.s e: aSs1a = .:I =.
brought il ssch syqsy eessieeing Of shot
guns and long squirrel ,iAss.. y only III
country efonla rs Us1Sf 10 spsEation d
the rebel conscffpt IN ~the people arc
forced to this dilemma. either to seek an
asylum nth Npian srmysz comply
with the requisitions Of the SQnscript act.
Thsss es.Whfs AftaiHlise 10 ssid4 kksslat-
teriarc imptisoncd and sssatsd With h4t4h
measures.
In the absence ofother details, / send
you COL Bracksts, y re3ofs Of = ssssffpp o.
ton ~ieA zske esslny estszdsy near Vii
lage Creek, jackson county, inswhich the
enemy wore routed With asissa of %, III
killed, Wouuded and prisoners. the loss
on our side being IL wounded and one
taksn prisoner. The names Of the istssr
are appended 70 the report.
as. w kat FAEEIsog4
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TOHN N. HUMMER, n. p,
.uoas,1e,,(sls5r PhvsscSAss
KroxUK, IOWA. 80 -
oa...,s residence on High SsrAel ,Dea1seAlAhss 80
49, -}As''-''' -sos1
I Iss a. KING,

~. h,o,deres ssss, Nsanink ssts, Coassss L.css,
fstoves Of ali dsssstpetena, French sosss1s 49,
Saut sils Main street, between sscoaa Isises
spr5 p
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WAR CLAIMS.

lat .sAaeIsisnsd arc Prsparea 70 prosecute and en,
.uc. me ciAins Of Widows and Heirs Of decss..s
ioI arrears Of psy and for Bounty under ~ =.
. ~ ~ Goneress. 0cCKARY q K0IICR
~. es-0 Attorneys a 1au. KsaA & = -.
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE.
give poet once asidscss aun,v .na

4 Date. sra y
i,itssudsssispsd. attending pAysielaa Of -. .,
compsny IT, - Reginsnb.--- fun TO ess
presen. dsts.ds hssebs csrsny sAas--, and tAaa IN
consequences thereof he H. In my opinion, iseapaei
lated fpr duty; and farther declare ny belief ~,
hs viilnos b ahs y rans A duties n iees per,o6
thaa 49, tsys.
(Sienstnrs II Physisiaa.)
The magistrate notary pahlc VIII sssfy sh.t ths
signAssse y Esnuine that he h rsapSabss physacan
asd ressst 81 the coaaty above siven And snis,sd
. the faA eenAdsses Of ~ With vhon ~ nay ~
brosSAs isso hssinss reistioas In his professtSa.
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+ \ Ca. OH ~. Cavalry Csmnaadsag.'
70 Nsj1r Gen. 8. b Curtis, Conmanding
II Army Southwest.
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Fsrenslc Exercise.

The annual Forensic Exercises Of thu
keokuk Classical School. will take plac.
on this (Thursdxy tevenmg. June 18th
at o'clock, At the Atheneum. The
Pablo ars respectfully invited 70 attend
@e4 W. w. JAMESON,
1890 PRINCIPAL.
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We ~ dsily IN rscsipt 81 hassai,, M Ksser
susuansen snd VIII sail thAn Il anall ad1snec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-01
s SALE

WHEREAS. Proal J.. Wilso- and Sally wilson, hi.
w wife. did on the 25;h day OF SEPTEMBER. D. 1860,
execute and deliver ;he undersigned certain Trust
Deed in and by which they then and conveyed
the undersigned lot ei. IS in lock sixtySix lS5) in
the states Addition TO the (now ctyl ottawa,
IN La 81 lie county in the State Illinois the
payment OF certain proUjsSory therein parIicu-
larry described, for the sum OF SIX hundred dol
with interest at ten per cent, all Of which tc-cther
with the powers and provisions contained in
this notice is founded 'oes rs pages ln4 of the
record Of said La Sale county where said trust deed
recorded. will fully show % those interested.
And whereas d-faul, has cen mad. in the payment
OF the note. and interest thereon the ajth
september, 1861, secured paid by said trust
deed and application has been made Thomas
T. Schofeld. the legal holder Of note sell
premises IN said trust deed described under and by
virtue o: the power given me by said ueed.
Therefore. notire Is here given. to all whom il ma
concern that l, Frederick a. Sherwood. trustee in
said trust deed by virtue OF and in conformity with
the powers given in and by the shall on Monday
the 10th day OF November, 1862, at the hour
O'Clock A ~. of said day sell the the
tC.art House in the city OF Ottawa. in said La Sale
county pub c auction for ;e highest and best price
III cash, the said lot eight (S) in sxty-sx in the
states Addition 10 the town (uow cty) OF Ottawa. in
said county OF La Sale, together with the privileges
and appurteuauces thereto belonging free equity
of redemption and Homestead EKepmton of the said
Pronl r. Wilson or others In rein.
good and sufficient deed vii re given TO the pur-
chaser purchasers at ssii sale
FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD,
Ottawa, Oct. Il, SOS. Trustee.