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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To James W. Plpkin, Augustus Cook, John Early,
4. q. strong, Day Bro.
You, aud each ~ you hereby notified that there
fife In the esee Of the Clerk ef tAe District
Court OF Lee County, lows At Fort Madison petition
ofHirsm Barney Claiming OF yen, lanies W. Pipkin.
the of Fsventy I'VE dollars with per cent IN
terest per aanum, payable annuity money due
Mortgage made BY you 10 Charles Maasn. and since
sss,gnrd to said Hiram asey dated December 18th,
is53s also claiming agAnst each of you The foreclosure
OF said Mortgage, the same being apsn Lot No. nine
% IN block No one hundred and forty four tia.) VA
and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before noen OF The Epcond day III the tenn OF
said Court 10 commence ~ Fort Madison the Bird
Monday May, A. D. 1862. DEFAULT will be entered
against YOU and Judgment renered thereon prayed
for In saiu petition
NOBLE Il kTKONG.
feb21-dfm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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@Here is criLoline story, reported
by an African traveller:
A wealthy Arab, residing near the
f.ontien Of Morocco, lately paid his first
visit 70 Algiers, and was present at ball.
On his return home he said to OILS wife
What strange ceatures those French
women are Would you believe it ? they
absolutely carry an open umbrella under
their petticoais !" Such was the idea
formed Of crinoline by this son of Mo-
manned.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To w. n. Early, John Early Augustus Cock, O. G.
Strong, Day a Rro.:
You, and each Of you. hereby notified that ther
70 Bow ale In the Office Of the Clerk offbe District
Court OF Lee County Iowa. vt Per, Madison petition
Of Hiram barney claiming of you, W. II. kayly, tho
sumo one hundred aud my dollars, with tan per
cent interest per annuu. payable nnaliy. money
due on Mortgage made ~ yOa TO Charles Mason, SD
aimee assigned to said Hiram Barney dated September
10Th 1884, also ctsimfpg a.ajnst each yru the for
cosure Of said Mortgage, the same being upon Lot No.
eight Ia IN block one hundred and forts-sight (l1el
IN the city OF Kcokuk, Leo County, 4ewa, for tbs
money and further aHk inK for sale Of anid
promises. and general relief.
And uniesa you appesr and answeF said petition on
or before noon ofthe second day Of said
Court. 70 commence Al Fort Madison the ard Nom
dsy OF Nay 1864 defaps will be entered sgHin
you ana Judgement ntcped thereon prayed Tor In
saAd petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
& fAb25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Reorganization Of the Demo-
cratic Party.
Tribune WASHINGTON Correspondence.
Washington, March 81.

Tribune Washington Correspondence.
Washington, March 81.
The call for the Democratic caucus held
on Tuesday night, which the Herald would
fain cover over with dinner table cloth,
was signed by about thirty names. Invi-
tations ate said to have been extended to
all the Border-State members, many of
whom attended. Mr.. Vsllandigham, of
course, engineered the thing, and intro
duced series Of resolutions with n brief
speech. The character of the platform
thus offered to the party can be inferred
from IT'S pro-slayery source and the resist
ance to its adoption which came from the
North. In the debate which followed, Mr..
Vallandigham and the Border-State men
are said to have closed their ranks tightly
in favor of such prosecution Of the war
as TO give compromise to the rebels, sal
walton to slavery, a military candidate to
the Democracy, and Democratic Presi-
dent to the restored Union. An adjourn
ment took place in the height Of the de-
bate. 1t is said that renewal Of the dis
cussion will take place in the room of the
Joint Committee On the Conduct of the
War, not exactly according to adjourn
ment, but under circumstances highly cal.
culated to elicit truth and establish JUS
tice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

ToRAcco SEED. - In compliance with
the direction of Congress, the Hon. Caleb
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior, has
procured quantity of tobacco seed, and
has notified Hon. VIM. A. Richardson
that it is now ready for distribution. Col.
Richardson writes Ms that persons wish
ing tobacco seed can have it sent to them
by writing to him ut Washington city. -
Quincy Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

~ The Troy Budget says it has bean
discovered that the good looking Lieuten-
ant Of Troy company on the Potomac is
q sooman; and she has Le,n relieved from
the service.
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SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Lee COEnTr--M.
BY virtue OF execution 10 me directed .issued py
ths Clerk Dstsct Court ef said county In favor
OF William Coleman and against Curtis r. Conn ana
ID. b. Smith, have levied upon and I'LL sell 70 the
highest bidder al the door or the Clerks Once
II tho District Court Of Lee county Iowa at keotnk
In said county, on the 18th dsy 81 March, A. d. 1859,
between the hours Of O'Clock a. md O'Clock p
m. or sAid day, commencing al O'Clock In, the fol-
lowing property ,tp-witt Lot aih bfcek "a, lot In
block e5 lots and II block 1877 lets and In block
3iexcept 4Ofeeton 3D. street BY 20 feet DEE of the
end OF said lot, lots j and In block CO. iots
la block 81, lot > IN block all In the city of Keo
lux Also part Of the enofhMest quarter Of section
twelve tI2l township 65 north, range west begin
ming al the seuhw ofthe northwest quarter
Of said secon running thence esst the lDc dividing
the nefihesst quarter and he southwest quarter Of
said section 70 rods 10 The center Of the laid out
and proposed Grand Avenue from Keokat to Mont
rsse, the &c north along this OF said Avenue
90 Iods. thence west 20 rods to said thence
gaieng said west line 20 rods TO the beginning;
tanning In all ten acres.
Takea andleyied upeb asthe property Of ID u. Smith
10 satisfy said writ vi execution,
N. &. HEDGES,
febS-dlm Sheriff Leeeounty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

IT EGAL NOTICE.
: John E.rly, Augustus Cock, G. g. strong. la,

To John early, Augustus Cock, L.. u. sTong. bA1
and Bro:
You, and each II you, hereby notthed that there
10 file In the once Of the Clerk of ths Wstret
Court lee Coubty, lows 81 Fort Madison. petition
of Hiram Barney ella ming OF you, Johnkary The sum
OF hundred and htty dollars. with ten per cent.
interest per nnnum, payable annually ~ money due
M5TtEzEu msds by ron EhsrtrsAssnr sf,d ssnt~
xssgnea 70 said Hiram Barney, dated Sept eoss 1864.
aso claiming against zach OF You the foreclosure OF
said Mortgage, thu ssme being upon Lot No Seven
a. n block hundred and forty eight i4s In the
city Of keuknk. lee County, Iowa. for the urchsAe
and further asking for sale OF said premises.
and general relief.
And uniess you apeaY and answer said petition ON
before OF he second day Of the next OF
said Court. W ~ For; aAison The 3rd
Monday OF May A. ID. ls63 dsfAuit will be entered
against you and udgmend rentered thereon prayed
Tor In sstd petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
feb25.-dIm Attorney for Plaintin.
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On Dir, that "Fanny Fern has seps-
rated from her husband, on the score of
Entertainment. Naughty Parton, how could
you IN. Y. Cor. Phil. 1nq.
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TO Harvey Findley and Abel Findiey
Won, and each of mn hereby notified thns there
10 now ON fe ~ the once OF the Clerk u the District
Court Of Lee county Iowa. nj Fort Madison, spetiton
Of Hiram Barney, claiming of you the sum OF Six
Hundred Dollars, with ten pr cent interest per
rum pas able annually, rs money due Oh Mortgage
by you 10 Charles Msson, md since assigned 10
said Hiram Barney dated pri 18th, 1856, also claim
Ing against each OF yon the foreclosure Of said Merit
gage, the same being upon the Northeast quarter OF
the SoutheAst quarter Of Section eighteen Tow
ship sixty ak 6Gl north six G wes Lee eoun-
t. lows for the purchase money; and further AskibE
sale Of said premises, and general relief: And
unless appear and answer said psttion on or be.
fore ne OF tho second day Of the next term OF sstd
court to commence al FoI Madison on the ID Mon.
day OF May, A ID, tse2, default Will be entered
cd for In said petition.
NOBLE a STRONG,
mar1i.d Att, for Pi'tif.
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n0-H is objected to the new plated
government gunboat Mystic, building in
Connecticut, that her armor il only three
and quarter inches thick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

ETThe Confederate army surrounded
Sigel and bis force three times in the bat.
tie Of Pea Ridge and thought they had
him. But they might u well have sur
rounded thunderboit. -Louisv. Journal.
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ROBERTSON q MCQUEEN,
q Il o CHRSy
NO 10 MAIN STREET, ID
KEoKUK. IOWA.
Have on hand . choice lot OF TEAS, consisting OF
extra anc
GunPswaer,
Imperial,
Ysung Ifysen.
Oelsng.
eep4O-d
TO THE PUBLIC.

ne Keokuk Alexandria and warsaw Packet YouN0
RAaLn-Amsden Master-will make three trips daily
fBundays between tho shove ports. leaving
Keohuk evepy mofnin9 q z O'Clock. For freight or
J. !. BIsHuP Co., Agents.
& NareA 1lst--dlm g u
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TRuETEE'S SALE.

Whereas, CIAYk II. Robinson, OF the State OF Ohio.
the twentythfrd day Of August A. ID. lsee, execu-
ted and delivered TO me Deed VI Trust for the pay
m mt of 3 esrtain pum Of meney therein mentioncd
the following described lots pieces and parcels
OF issd, sifusta, M beihE IN The county OF H.
Geek and State OF Illinois. to-w: Lots No. seven
eight 81 nine fal, Ti0 eleven III and sixteen
tlGl, In block thirty nve al lots fourteen NJ
lots three al four and eve Isl IN block eighteen
lls lots ten If01 and eleven tn IN block twenty
six t26) all In Reeves Duykee, saerd Co . sddition
70 Oakwo and Hsmiton, Haneock county, State OF
illinois, which said deed 10 recorded In volume nine
tg) OF BoBds and Mnrtgsges Of the records OF said
county or HANCOCK on pages three hundred and afty
~ (a52) and three hundred and nfty three fJ5si.
Now, by reason Of default having been made BY
said Ciark n Robinson In the performances OF the con
ditions said deed, and the payment Of the monica
therein specified, saturday, the eth day Of April.
A. d, 1869 between The hours OF o'clock q. m sne
O'Clock p. said day, Will, ~ virtne Of said
deed, proceed 10 sell The property above described at
public vendue 10 the highest bidder In front OF the
Post once in the city Of Hamilton, for Cash.
febzl.A j A. DuRKEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

THE GATE CITY.

- Horace Hidden, long an eminent
member of the New York bar, died ut his
residence on Monday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

BULL Run CANNON REcApTURxD.--A
Sergeant Of the Twenty frat Regiment
writes that among the cannon eaptured by
General Burnside, at Newbern, were lB
hrass field pieces taken BY the enemy at
Bull Run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fruit Garden.

ETulT 1aTden.
(OPPpsITK-
400 CuaA Ant RLxkTs comprising % vsrieiies for
sale NJ ~ cts 10 - per dozen, % to tis per 100
25 zoo GR APE VINES, e5 varieties. cATxwBA,f year
old, ~ SO TO SO per 1907 SIT to $50 eco Accord
ing to quantity. Catawba Cuttings - per i,0o0. a
THRKE AcRrs STRAwBERRiss. 90 choice varieties,
50 cts to ~ per 100, Is per fe00.
1a,DsU RAsPnxRRirs, = varieties, e6 per l0s.
TTAlso all kinds Of FRurT TRxEs, Ornamental
RHRuBs, PRAPETuAL ROSES, &c.
TTPiants and Trees delivered In Keok uk FRrK.
j. X. TENKSRURY,
mar10-d,m Hamilton, Ill.
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IMPROVED ELASTIC EXTENSION
SYRINGE.
Lewis RichardsouE-the most be utfu and COW ..
myo6dAw kEoKUK DRUG STORE.
COMPOUND HYPOPHOSPHITE
~ OF MANGANESE.
Very celsbrAted H reDed, In Paimonaf aHsctions
highly recommended In the Medical Journals a. the
alnabie medicine yet discovered for obstinate
and dis,ressipx Coughs. Fer sale a.the
INSTRUMENTS
u For tho cure ofCiub-Footand Deformed Limbs
KEoKuK DRUG STORE,
tan1Hdax sth 81, BETH Main and Blopdean.
VACCINE SCABs.
Fresh Vaccine Scabs aiwsyson hand and for
sale ph k 81. es. K. ns .ns
ELASTIC STOCKINGS
Forbrolen =. Sp9. fer sale
iAnIsdsv sih y. bet. Mais and Blondsss
SUGARS.
Belcher'sDouble Refined Powdered.
:. 20 :. x xs,,s..
For sale By ROBERTSON AcoUEEH.
pAIsINs.
% ssre. N. n. Rai.,n.;
dseisd cONNABLE sMYrh:
NEW cITRoN,
New Layer Raisins,
70, .:assy ROBERTSON : A'euEES. :,
WANTED.
aeoo nussG- Rn1mE. 4nAxY, WHITE
M WEAM1y gz8&
;,sA Ashs cos MAE: R's: s WI = paid
dsclA 57snd g Levse.
ISoAP.
$50 boxe. Hnl's German Soap;
% % :, Family ~. $500
@a' sa4''As ''.p'' W c col sxyrH,
decisd 81 and S. Levss.
EURA FURs i! FURsl!l
The s,' prices PAID Z q,; 4 e Nan scs
r IGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!! u
1 800 boxrsStar Candles;
/ $50 umenld
/ - barrels Coal Oil; for sale By
CONNAhLK 4 SNYTn,
deel3d Nos 81 andss Levse.
lRATTING.
4 100 bales Nos. and Batting. iustrcc'd land
4 foE sale 81 CONNABLE SkYTH,
\ decl5d Nse-S7and 4e4Nves-
pICKLE6,
\ 70 vinsear, for sale low BIZ -
/ NEW BOOKS.
/ me shAasv n the Hoass, hy John sasaasss, =
| BRowNRLL's Book store,
| fsb7-d Cor. Main and Osrth ~
! ERESH OYSTERS,
fossale By ROBERTSON : MCQUEEN.
/ MILITARY BOOKS.
i Y. B. InfAntry Tactics.
i u. g. Handy Beck foF the Soldier.
ron - 81 - ~ W. wEscorT,
Il nas45-1 Nain, ~ door 6on ~.
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BET. SEcokD AND TMRp STs-, ST. LOUI6s MO
Having recently purch ased the long and Mvorably
known Furniture Establishment OF Messrs Scarritt h
Mason. will continue the business the Old Stand
and promise faithfully to serve all the old well as
new customers In the very best manner, both re-
Rards prices aud quality OF work.
MY stock shall coHvlNuE TO be the largest and best
selected 81 any In the West.
By an arrangement, Messrs, Scarrtt Mason will
for the present coDtinue with md viii be pleased
10 see all their old friends ard customers
All In want OF Furniture are cordially invited TO
call and exsfiine for themselves.
mara0,d H. II. CURTIS.
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WANTED.

~ promy. payinE tshani. Small House, (briek
preferrsdj containing six or seven robins ma s,i.s.
anty located Address b., thls ofee stating lors.
tioq and rent. ,n.,,x
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II EGAL NOTICE.

March is-dGw
, 1862-07-26

larger and lesser, that show tue handiwork
Of the enemies Of tllis country operating
upon the minds cf the humber laboring
classes hy tire powerful levers Of caste aud
pride Of race. The recent disturbances iu
Northern cities, which our own has not
escaped, are proofs already serious enough
to invite attention, that poor Bridget's trou-
ble is only a smaller ofshoot Of a growth Of
disaffection, diligently cultivated by rebel
enissaries Throughout the North Its ainis
to sever the synpathies Of the 1aboring
classes of the North, especially the Irish,
from the cause Of the Union. Do professed
loyal papers understand the full scope Of
these efforts when they play upon these
strings, and when their unscrupulous par
tisan efforts take the direction Of melting
and spreading this feeling? It is to be
feared that it Is not an innocent labor, nor Q
mistaken zeal with some Of these. Every
whereit is the work ofan enemy. Free labor
has never received greater indignities than
in the great House Of Bondage The white
laborerfo his bread is nowhere else more
cruelty degraded than where hewers Of
wood and drawers Of water, agricultural
lists and artisans are bought and sold like
the OK and the, mule. Men reason like
idiots who deem that the great fertile
South, yet half reclaimed from wilder
ness, is to lose its blacks when its and
their curse is removed. There will then
be fewer blacks at the North than now.
, 1862-07-26

Since England, through the organ Of her
nobility, the Times, has began to hog1
against the adoption, by this government,
Of q system Of military emancipation
emancipation as military necessiy-we
may properly inquire, what has been the
practice Of English armies when On our
soil. In the Revolution, every black man
in the parts Of the South which had an
English visitation, was set free, and thou
sands Of the men were sent to the British
West Indies. In the war of 1912, every
slave that got within the British lines was
emancipated; and had New Orleans been
captured in 1876, the commander Of the
British forces would have carried out his
intention Of proclaiming freedom within
all the country subjected to his arms
Since our earliest recollection, the defence
less condition Of our South, containing
within its borders large black population
that might be melted to revolt by foreign
enemy, has been an occasional theme o1
the yrtuous English press, the Tines in
cluded; and there is no doubt that, were
our Cnion restored, war with England
would bring in Its train an invasion of the
South-frceaom to the blacks being i'll
scribed On the invading banners Tho
English people are too practical not to sec
their advantage in such a Cause, and any
ministry that used the arguments euploy'
ed By our conservatives to excuse neg
lect Of its adoption, would be hooted ou
ot PLACE hy public contempt-hooted ou
as milksops, So much for the last Euglisl
t1uhabOOt
, 1862-07-26

" "MATAAoRAs, Mexico May a.
"I am lucky, af.er having lost all m5 pro-
perty> in saving myself from hanging as an
abolitionist. I have had q hard Journey hirher
from San Antonio, and have found here a true
friend in the American consul
II have lost all mT goods. and was forced
to bnrn all my papers, including all my notes
On the condition Of society in the South.
which, though very moderate, were tinged
with an abolltionism Tor rather with equity
out of place there. had also too much deli
cacY to leave these papers in the charge Of
any Of my friends, thus exposing them to
danger.
BILE; the postal communication with Browns
vile, and between Texas and Mexico, is quite
broken of
"At, my dear s., with what satisfaction
have I escaped from that region Of tyranny
and oppression! The histotg, Of this impious
war, for the extension aud perpetaltT Of
slavery Will never be fully written. No one
can till it all. What blind rage and hate !
New Orleans is taken. Well, you who live
far away cannot comprehend the de'irtu n this
has raised Before surrendering it, the plant
| their steam cotton.presses and their
| redneries- They preterred this to con
| fscation and the thonght that
| their goods would enrich their enemies
| But--shame aud crime uuparallele1-they also
| burned their slaves Think Of the degree OF
AueS1uE luI9 ~ "AlEu kAE3 #EIG NAIA1C1- Lucy
| preferred to burn their Slaves rather than to
| see them emancipated. Those who committed
| this satrocicy-unparallele in history particu-
| larly, because it did not hurt their enemies
| II ose who did this deed called their inoffen-
| sive blacks together aud sent them into the
| work shops, and locked the doors; the Ere
wss lighted and quickly did its WORK, while
[ the masters waited outside to shoot with their
| rifles the child, the old man, the WOMAN, or
| any who might leap from the window or roof
| to escape the dreadful f tmes.
| II do not speak Of the banks from which
| the deposits have been seized for the armS.
! They amounted to one hundred millions OF
| francs; but what are hundred millions o1
| francs to the hecat ombs Of the servants who
| by the sweat Of their brow supported thei1
| infamous masters. Tue sacrifice Of life and
property in this terrible war il absolutely In
! calcu1able. People hare fought with courage,
| with heroism and fanaticIsua for causes, it not
| perfectly righteous, at least justifaole.
! could have understood the planter fighting to
| aeeure himself of Indemnity In case OF abolt.
! ton, or to obtain gradual emancipation
| spreading over twenty or fifty years. But
cannot comprehend an obstiuacy carried to
| fury to establish and impo3s that which is un'
just, impossible, inhuman, absurd, condemned
by every religion, philosophy, system aud na.
| tion-I mean the claim for slavery, universal
and perpetual
"fhis revolution will In time be regarded
as the great feature Of modern history, mol
only because It hastens the freeing Of Amerf
| can slaves, but because It furnishes the most
wonderful example OF social mononania-s
influence Of the very spirit Of despotism ant
] 7,ri1a
, 1862-07-26
FILL Up THE REGIHIENTB-
We suggest to private givers to the war
F,nd f1,e 7ororr1atv af 3ierapa rdirr our e@r.

We suggest to private g1vers to the war
fund, the propriety Of disregarding our ex-
ample and directing their contfibu-
lions to be expended in paying the
tounties for recruits for old regiments now
in the field. They are sadly in want Of
men. They are well drilled, and, foE their
strength, efficient The troops composing
them hare learned the art Of war in the
field, and the way to secure comfort with
the limited appliances Of the camp. Men
going into such reg iments are at once put
where proficiency in military duties comes
easy-whe1e, indeed, it cannot be avoided.
The officers are mainly tried and
approved. They know what their
men should have and how their wants
are to be supplied. In a word, one thou
sand recruits distributed among three
thin regiments will in one month be able
to do the country more service than twice
that number massed together under green
Off, ers can do in half a year-more service
with greater safety to those who do it.
We trust that Of the thousands Of dollars
beng put into the hands Of committees in
tl4is city for war purposes, a large share
may be expended to fill the gaping ranks
Of the regiments now more than year in
tie field.
, 1862-07-26
Chr GrihuttG,
SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1869.
IMPORTANT WAR BULLETIN.

IMPOR TAKr WAR RULLETIE.
We copy from the New York Tribune
of Wednesday comment on the first
executive order under the confscation bill,
which was geographically referred to yes
tcrday. We also republish the war bull
1etin, on which the comments are made.
The objection made by the New York
IIibune is, that while the order authorizes
generals to employ the blacks, it does not
promise or offer them their freedom for
serving the Union, but leaves them liable
to be returned to their masters to bondage,
and the secesh, after the war is over, We
cannot believe that the President contem-
plates doing anything Of the kind; but it
is unfortunate that he did not expressly de-
clare in the order, that the slaves thus serv-
ing the Union, shall be free, Thus must
set be done before they viii take sides
With Us against their rebel masters. They
must have this pledge.
, 1862-07-26

well as other more loyal and p1triotic. But
must away to headquarters. where shall look
up Major Barker aud Captain Steele with their
respective commands. l have seen come of
the men who look very we'll Lieut.. Sheldon
has gone home on leave. All have seen service
in the Peninsula, and their record reads well.
Another campaign Is necessary, which
trust will show better results than this one Of
the Chickahonainy. Gen. Pope and Ger. Burn
side united will aweep ont the Shenandoah
valley. Thank HEAVIER, the life Of this nation
is not to be crushed out By treason OF incom-
peteEcy. The time will come, in spite of tenn
porary rererzea ana delays, when Tie federal
power shall be reasBerted aud reassumed
throughout the length aud breadth Of this fair
land, and II traitors must be crashed, and trea-
son's doom be meted ont, lei 1t be so. Illinois
will sand firm and true to her past history
and her present rank, and pu1chance will fur
nlsh the looming man, who can WELD the
our common &C m @ 1eIitaee. We y Tant T snch n man. \.
and that right speedily.