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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CT HENRIC0.
RICHMOND Vi March Ith, 1862.
GENERAL ORDEf

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ..
CLJhn O Potter Is appointed Provost Marshal Of the
city Richmond, AZ Captains A. O. Goodwin and j. Maynard
ar, appoiitsd Assitt ant Provost marShEs
verbal vre1, concerning passports oT
Il Guards must be 70 tie Po;oT aarJhI
II The city of Richmond lI divided ln1 two hihsY Dis
rc n commencing Mayo Bridgs, and funuing ~
Vain thence Mai street 70 Governor or
2 stei Aenee 2h street to the limit OF the
city.
ie ~ trt Of SAID ine Of DIVISION Is under commsnd of
cspan Co Twin; District Of sail loe Is under
he c,mnAnl u Ca rttn J. q. sAynsrd.
III samuel Haccutbn Ap pointed Chief of Ice.
BY order Of Big Gen. JSo H. wrsntR
l.. L. Page,
Ass,. lhi't General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
TO RAILROADS.

coxTEpraArE srArEs AHEaci
ASSISTANT QulRrERnAsrEA GKsER,Ls ITT1ck. Z
Richmond. Va, March 7th, isds
N0 facilat. the transfer Recruits from Rec'u1E sa
helr Kegrie1ts Railroad comp MES are ensu
that Recruiting odiceE auihorzsdtog den
portNIoA recruits and such orders or ~
nbs-Ios LARKIs sMIr6, Ac. or. Gen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The new county of Kendall, Texas, was orgsnz z,d by
the last Legislature aud named in honor OF Major G. "
Kendall of the New Orleans Pclyune and the far famed
sheep raiser OF Texas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The Houston Telegraph thinks that result Of tie
great political changes going will be tho tenten
cy Of capital to hoS to Texas. Especially will the osn
era Of large slave property look the rich and virgin
lands there as the bes. fsld 70; its employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The volunteering now gOiog on throughout. Misss
spp says the n rrleans Picayune ia nothiog less thai
ralying Of the entire male puation. It's
like the out pouring at the First Crusade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The Sons Of Malta have been revived in Mobile sDd
We lern that several lodges have been organic in the
army in aud around Mobile.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
KxcHANas OF PRISONERS.

General Mcclellan hl4 ordered the f,llowing tariff Of
ex shaUge Of prisoners OF war:
For general commllder.in chief, sixty men lisu-
tenant general, forty n mi iorganara thirty men
bsigIdor general twenty men; colonel, fifteen meu
hcuteusncoo9e, ten men; m ,r, eight men captain,
sK men lieutenant, iou' men sun euteusnt or ensign
thrso men, nome ,mmi'sioncd officers, two mea; pr-
Yates, man tor man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
HD. Gus CRUrCHnELD BATTESY oE LIGHr ARTILLERY,
Rirhnnnnh Much 4 h .h6l-
rnht-tf
WANTED, IMuEDIATELY,
RECRUITS,

Wanted Immediately three hundei 900 respectable and able
bodied ren Artillery BstsAOa tossrve for two yess.
duhng the
Isha In days, open Recruiting Office In the city OF
Richmond under The superntendence OF Sergeant heda
dee.
Comfortable quar- ers viii be proyid d. Board free.
will be p8id frou date OF iheir enls ment
the 5ish Of the unde gnej 10 be rsdy With The
before the term 4 his sent company expires
therefore INDUCES the haps hAi those not now In heset
Ni s.ing for, ht and conquer, too.
And be Weldrled aud prepared for
Any COMMUNICATIONS addressed 10 a fredercssbug, VII
IN Il WITH prompt attention. R.L WALkER,
fei-U OapL com'dg Purcell Artillery
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

me-. psas &c sss as-ssspL previously agreed upon be
lEssn ire pAries 81, Ia, 49,.
s,r o. iasas Win Be connusd untl ordered suA and pAJeo
sEs-let l,ccrllngy.
A. m. AT Advertisers ta proper 70 state
a. br ese cny extends % hr Immediate eelness sea-
No. @ sna other Aiveraar,ents sent BY the 70 De Al
GA5.,i5nsI charge, and no vvriAtion =,
ReA Estate General Agents Adyet1enene sol 70 &c
~ hs YEAR bat 70 be charged A the uIEal rsei taoiee
espch hscocats a shall be Agreed upoa.
T,sstsrg and yearly A1vsrsers generally engaging ons
r --s spases tNe privilege o. change snAh no on tne
ss-y Nyerage any Insert more than tne arsun.
&C. anon Etaaa rule uncer sne eontrac Ana a. sAeeS
49, sucS N-ouni 60 be charSel n The usual raiel
.--srts Inserted n ths SsutWeeky Whis A. 10 eenl
a, sa.re q less Cr tes t tnseron ana % oeos
ss- -s,4-s fr each col'nuance, u EseEy, TB eenta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
RICTNOND DAILY WHlG.

THRhS:
DAILY Papsr Is per Aanan; sstEsskyi eSi Nesky, -
uayt "a advance 2cnlkADcss nay be nAae a us ~ "
PsS hers IN Vhszs svldense taken On ne aepe q
iSiisrin NE eoIs once containing rcaey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
LIGHT TARTsLLgnY $50 BoUNTY.

WE auth orised 70 raise Company for rieh l,H
w Hey for the War, and appeal - cur old IVA
friends and associates In the country and elsewhere, S
aid In nlsng iorths purpose Petors de lring -
on Company viii report In Richmond and
Oil ohas Le: PaLte Waeht Lyncabuy, r. Beyery
Workman, Tel As Amhert who authorised 70 receive
cal stmeLts fer the Company
The Legislature yeerdey psfsei resolution forbiddng
mpenies formed for Sae Confederate
service but subctng the nia 10 mnsdate draft Nov
t1e gEae 10 escape that dran
Clothing OF gu ,ity will be furnished at Government
prices and Fifty Doll Bounty I'D muItered sto
vice.
sB- Address Us at Ly ynehburg or Richmond.
JhO L. ErBANK,
mh6-u WALTER q. TURPu.
tAkNTED-Che esIcIneId Cavalry SO Recruits
" be received in this The recruits viii be
ed pay transportation and sub'i'tehce em the lime sod
place of eIstment together with the C ESQ bounty.
Apply the Recruiting oaee, Gary street door 70 The
e re OF A. Moore W. B. W00LDRTDGE. Oapt,
uh6-im Recruiting onheer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
A CARD

AyNG received authority from the Secretary q War 70 rase
company OF Infantry those Who nay dos re - Join win
report Once, In the La- Builotng, be-
,Seen hours OF 10 anil II, Maserng will be he'd al
place. each Wedne day ard Saturday nights,
,iI he company shall have been fully gAoiEed.
bounty will be paid each recruit when be enros bis
name also subsistence ard clothing -
f.2s-u WM. W. PARKER, VI. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
FROM PADUCLH.

The Federal, according to late iniOrmi;ion, max
ing PadcOah the hoadqu rters of their western division
over one hundred and twenty-five steamboats, have, in
the last few days. been plying between that place and
up the Tennessee and Cumberland. A whole row Of
brick houses fronting the river ia used for magazines
and $50 600 pounds of powder said 10 bo stored
in them. Our informant crossed the Cumberland and
Tenaes,e rivers last week. and Gays that the two rivers
swa m with boats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
Law CARDS.
WH. r. BURWELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
I0RICrrcEs In all o. the Courts Of hs City, State Aad oOn
j iei-rts ,.,.-,, ., .,.t.,, -, ,Dssr,
..l-y b-f1rr the C5nll- l-Iscu-r G.. Cigi.ss 9ss-b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
w WANTED u

Seventy-ave Recruits, for the Governors houn'e
Guard which company qiarered q, Manssss $50 bou
y Clothing subsistence will be furnished. Apply ~ u
crBg Rendezvous Bank street. The consr of llu
f2T-lm apt y. W. CHAMBERLAYNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
HEADQ ARrERs DEPT. OF HFsRICO,
Richmond, Va, March liih. 1862 I

HEADQ ARrERs DEPT. OF HFSRICo,
Richmond, Va, March lith. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS,
No.
H. Railroad Comp nes ard the James River and KsnAvha
Can CorpanT forbidden T. transport into tbs c out
Of 1t. sp!FitE Nquos other int Xicans
Ill Superntes lents OF Railroads AhN u the ID Canal
requested - report dAV - the frbyost VI hs the nun
Der Of passing ih r roads and Cans cot Of the
city Of Rie mold.
BY der OF Brig. Gen. Jno wnler, oo1. g.,
L. x PAGE,
mh3-tf Ist Adgt. Gen.
HEADQCAaTEls DEPARTMENT OF HENRToo,
BcHyoSD. Va, March 18th, lsC2
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No AZ.
II Apphscaries and DiuggstI will obtsin order TO pur
chase Lqro by AppIcitlo- to this Dep meat
These iiI will be b. the hpo .clry ony, under the
wren escrpon residtt Ply csn for cicinAl pEpc-
Oas, Of eNto the part Of ApohC carrier and Du gs
have 10 the wsdg CT this Dep and she Ike
again occur, Will be mu edsey rlosed
JOIN n. wINDfR,
mhIs 8t BrgGdIer General Comma ding, ic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
sUBsTITUTRs WANTED.

TIVE subscriber wishes to employ nUmber Of Substitutes 70
l duri,g TIE present. war
TO such only et to military duty liberal price
paid down when acssp:ed by the auhore Cah
sool GEo. bAGbf,
fsls-tm shOekoe Slip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
RECRUITS WA .TLD.
sTUR DIVAHs BATTERY.

RIcHsoSB, Narch 10Th, isG2.
NHE Cove Proclamation Of this date renders
that this mani ho5d rbie at the RenieLyo 10 us
tiy, without clay hiss, QuTe earh and
member the company In the ~ Of ehmoni imme
aiey On reaching tsis city proceed the OF ID aeo
Hars o where u ther direet will be given The store
er II Main street.
We rpa: the advise previously that each bring with
hin At e. tone e warm bIanset and adequate supply Of
tab e under tlothing
All the nbers will report here by satur next at the e
NJ A. sTURUI ANT,
]. NJ HEWITT,
wM II wEIsIGER,
mh2-4t CHAG z. DARRAC0TT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
pAREE POlgDEXTER,


ATTORNEY ut LAW.
sTJl PRACTISE ir ss C,--1 o. Giles, Mercer. hoaEos,
" 71,Eo-1 rll p asa a. I'll eoie'' ana re1h pane
'1 -, - s',..l lr-r. sslss,va. IylT--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
RAyNR & ,Icr.URRAN.

a
AVE hand aud receiving the folk wing articles 10
which they invite the attention OF the deaert-
RSns In whole and half boxe Grain and Ground Pepper
Groind GnTer, Pepper sauee, ekei 10 bb, English DO Nut
ueg. salsaa MAhe,, sRrdnes AdamAnne candles Cham.
payne Wines various brands OhApa Cider Brandy bot
ties sad Black Teas Pre Crackers Dried Applef, Dried
che together with large Of Tobacco, Csa A
JAp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
MR LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL,

RICHMOND, VIkGINIA-
fs,Bs tutop viii be opened agAn on The Ia day oss<
ber 1861 for reception beth OF boards ana Day bcno
ara sef pAiHeo NY" HUBERT p LIyHsvlI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
LAND POR SALE.

LAND POR SALE.
kNHg proprietor eg ',r sA one thousand or twelve han
d-rd ~ t-= CAae All G Lad sell adapted tc
s p-'dgel Of C--a sai Cs,r land In The State o.
Mississippi ILI iaad s,aa.ed he southern boundary Of
,aal1w-r County evau L4k, three m!cs from the Va
Eiycr Into wh.ch eret gs1rrg nue Steamboat usvi
s1i,u river Upon ts land dsadnng ave years Old
sfci B susceptible % making Gut crop the nrst year
Trss Jd cash; the balance 10 So aanuAl astameu,s
AZ the sane Hl be taken ga negro property desired
Adde'S 4 W. RASDLE,
his laHding) Yssoo River, care Of II. pes Drop,
oo3O-u V-ksburg, MlSI
DLOMS, PLOHS, FLOWS -HNyng purchased Of
Mess's w. Carlgel CO. the patterns q al the tEe, Of
cAss G Pi,E We psepNreito upply orders
and Castings Tor tht veil fr Wy Pa
fsis GEO WATT A 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
rEEscJT. A--
kERFOOT 3 WALLER,

LIIUhlh as aNU tUlNoLLLJIAo Al t-s"l
DALLAS, TEGAS
n B-Pronpt At;satioa o. Collection E1d Land ClAnL -.
.zrgsErr -s,-rs A. Garland, Arhsr.i O. 4, va Joan
Fa,Tss ir Sr,Rast q Va asssezA Chrislar, Lynch-
s. "a Yossv speed d.; Jaise \. n BGr'er3, DalA',
~ .La y n na-Es-. a.. uheV-lAsy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
nFFICE OF K. II. MAUHY < co.

rgiria State sxes registered Virginia Coupon Bonds Ter
nesee Coupon Bonds North Carolina Coupon Bonds oonsdeAi
Sta es nds AMI registered Stock for sale a market rates
tEWAgTED-Gold and Silver Coin r II. hAURf 90
der St Charles Hotel oele
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
Judicial Convention.

Sotl,e Is hereby given that = Republican delegate
convention will be held 1t NJ Pleasant Wednesday
the 9th day of August next for the purpose OF noin
atng candidates for the once Of Judge and District
Attorney for the First Judicial District OF Iowa.
Each County In the District viii be entitled to one
delegate, and one additional delegate for every 100
votes cast for A. Lincoln President In 1890, aud
additional delegate where there is remainder or
traction exceeding SO votcs
Loyal citizens without regard 10 former political
sociations, who In favor Of giving honest sup
pom to the National Administration, In athorough
and eGeua suppression OF the rebellion are invited
80 corporate with US.
SANI.. r. MILLER
Chr Cent? Gem 1st judicial Dist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
ADDI1 1ONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
New York. July 30.

The London Times of Friday publishe.
| third edition, containing the following
Baltimore, July "a Communication
from Fortress Monroe cd, states thai
German and Meade had arrived wounded
They state that the divisions of Generals
Mccall and Reynolds surrendered to the
Confederates. Gen Mcclellan was on
board the Galena. jackson was in the
rear Of the Federals. and Price in front.
Gen. Lee refuses to grant any terms of
capitulation and demands the uncondi-
tional surrender Of the Federal troops.
Federal flags have been taken down
from the newspaper Offices in Baltimore.
The above was received by the Glasgow
at Cork.
The arrival of the Arabia, on the 10Th,
with regular dispatches from New York,
completely upset this canard, which was
from unquestionable secession quarters.
LrvxRPooL, July l9--Evening. Bread
stuffs steady; corn still advancing.
LONDON, Saturday evening.-Consols
closed 92a092l American Stocks, dull.
LATEsT.-Stocks--Erie, 274@2sa /.
G., 494@484 discount.
QUEENSTOWN, 20.-Laiest. Liverpool
Breadstuifs Market yesterday closed quiet
and firm.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald again asserts that the Emperor
Napoleon is about to offer the mediation
of France to America, and says the drift
Of public opinion 10 in favor of such a
course.
The Moniteur publishes an account of
the battles before Richmond, and this one
thing is certain the army Of the North
was crushed on the field by oyerwhelm-
ing numbers. 1t had then to give up foot
by foot several miles of ground; it has
lost guns, prisoners. and stores, and for
the present Richmond is disengaged.
The weather has been rather more
summerlike, but still unsettled.
Richardson, Spence IL Athens reports
-four quiet and firm, els 6d@oSs cd ;
wheat in good demand at recovery Of &c
per GENITAL.
From Tuesdays depression-Red Wes-
tern. 9s Sd@lls Sd; Southern, lls(a1ls
Sd; White Western, lis 6dMlls Sd;
Southern, lis 9d@l9s Cd.
Comm good demand and generally
2sfO6d over Tuesdays rates mixed
2ssf02Ss 3D.: yellow, rs cd; white, 32s
(a32s Sd for 480 lbs.
Pork-Heavy and still dropping; bacon
fair demand for good, 99s93ls for Cum
bcrland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
Washington, july %.

Lieut.. Rogers of the United States
steamer Huntsville, reports TO July 18th,
off Abuco Island, that he fell in with the
schooner Agnes of Nassau from Harbor
Island, without papers. He sent her to
Key West for adjudication. A later re-
port from the same officer says thst July
2lst he had captured the steamer Rcle-
onea just out from Dabay Bar, Ga, and
bound for Nassau with 234 bales of Sea
Island cotton. The Releonea WAS COM
manded by Lieut.. Gladding formerly of
the United States Navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31

M We learn from Mr.. Rollason, oil
Dallas, who has just returned from Chic
ago, that Gov. Yates telegraphed the
President "Illinois has one hundred com
panies ready-will more be accepted if
rendered 20 Mr.. r. had difficulty in get
ting the company from Dallas accepted.
Three cheers and u tiger for the gallant
Sucker State, she is the Banner State of
the Union this time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31

A HORSE ON THE BATTLE-nELD.-At
one of the battles on the peninsula, writes
correspondent, Gen. Sedgwick's horse,
splendid animal, was shot three times
through the body. lie dropped, but as
soon as the General was off his back got
up again. and stood looking and waving
his head, half piteously, half deianuy,
the blood spirting nom the wounds, and
his tanks quivering convulsively. The
General took off the saddle and bride aud
turned him loose. He galloped of, bound
cd over regiment that was lying down,
and went back to a house nearly half q
mile distant. Some one tied him up, and
the noble fellow stood there till he drop
ped dead, FIVE hours after he was shot
I'm. Y. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
New York, July 30.

Specials are very barren. The Times
has the following: You may rely upon
it that vigor never before known in
the conduct of the war, is henceforth to
mark the policy of the government Or
ganixation is perfect, and material abun-
dant, and soldiers are. pushed rapidly TO
their places in the field.
Gen. Halleck and Secretary Stanton
attracted considerable attention at Viii.
lard's tonight, by appearing together in
the lobby. The Secretary is not often
seen so fur from the War Office.
The statement that Lord Lyons has
written to member of the legation, that
England would recognize the bogus Con-
federacy, 10 of course without foundation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31

The REBEL LOSSES IN THE RECENT
BATTLEs.-The Richmond journals give
long lists Of killed and wounded in the
late battles before Richmond. As show
ing how some of their regiments were de-
pleted, We present the following statistics
made up from these papers:
The ed Florida regiment went into &C.
ton with $50 men. Of which were killed,
wounded and missing, lac.
The lRth Mississippi went into action
397 strong. of which number were killed,
wounded and missing, 2l4.
The 18th Virginia went into action with
s26 men, of which we're killed, wounded
and missing, 20S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
B Y TELE G r AP H.
Arrival Of tho steamer Australian.


The Australian from Liverpool, 10th
via Queenstown, goth. arrived off THU
point this morning. The steamship Bre
men and Glasgow, from New York, ar
rived out on the 18th. The Arabia, from
Boston, arrived on the 18th.
In the house of Commons Lindsay 4
motion to offer mediation and for the re-
cognition of tho Southern Confederacy
was debated pro and con. Lord Pal.
merston opposed it, and appealed to the
House to leave such matters in the hands
of the Government. The motion was
finally withdrawn.
Breadstufs market frmer with an ad-
vancing tendency.
Provisions steady.
Consols. SO for money.
The false rumors Of disasters to Gen.
Mcclellan and his offers to surrender, &C.,
soon received quietus by the Arabia 8
news, but during Friday the news re-
ceived much credence, although the Ju.
ra's advices, two days later, fully falsifed
them. Funds in London we're slightly
affected, and dealings in American secu-
rites suspended. Even under the Ara
bias advices the Times thinks the news
is not shown to be wholly untrue
In the House of Commons, on the 9th,
Liudsays motion, declaring that the Con-
federates have shown such q detcrmina-
ton and ability to maintain their indie
pendencc that the propriety Of offering
mediation with a view OF termination OF
hostilities. is worthy Of serious and I'M
mediate confederation of the Government
Lindsay was pressed to withdraw his mo-
tion, but felt his duty to proceed. He
argued strongly in favor of it, as did
Lord \. Vane, Tempest Whit,leside and
Gregory. Mr. Taylor and Lord Pal
merston spoke against it. The latter
earnestly advised that the question be left
to the Government In the course of his
speech he treated the issue of the war as
a foregone conclusion, saying that the
only satisfactory termination that could
be anticipated was amicable separation.
This, however, he thought, would be i'm
peded, rather than facilitated by debates
in Parliament He contended that the
acknowledgment of England could give
the North no cause of offense, but thought
the present position Of the contest would
not justify the recognition of Southern
independence. He again appealed to
Lindsay to withdraw his motion, which
was finally DONE
The Times says every man can see that
the time draws nigh when Government
must give its opinion. If Mcclellan is
proved incapable of resuming the often
sive the propriety of treating the Conted-
crates as independent may be justly dis
cussed in the Cabinet.
The Daily News and Star applaud Pal
merston's views, and contend that the
time has not yet arrived for mediation.
During the debate on the Colonial mil.
itary expenditure in the House of Lords
the Canadians were reproached for negli
gence in providing strong militia force
English journals attack the Orleans
Princes for the course they have pursued
with the Northern army.
The Princess Clothilde gave birth to
q Prince on the 18th.
Bourse dull at G8f. 35c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
Down On sympathlxers.

~ " ou SyA1RoNhA1G1Ds
The following Resolution was adopted
at recent War Meeting in Davenport.
1t is stringent, but just. Men who sympa-
thize with the sworn enemies of our Gov
ernment in this time of peril to our insti-
tu,ions, and Of mourning around so many
loyal heartstones in the land, should re-
ceive no countermance from patriots in
any of the relations Of life.
Whereas, We believe there are sever
al secessionists, semi-secessionists, and
sympAthizcrs with, and apologizers for,
the rebels and the rebellion, therefore.
Resolved, That while the aforesaid con-
tinue Of their present opinions, we pledge
ourselves and ask all loyal persons to
join us, in frowning down oil such indi-
viduals; to refuse to trade with them SO
far as possible; to refuse to buy at their
stores, or sell to them at ours; to refuse
to visit them at their homes, or permit
them to visit OF ours; that we will not
belong to their churches, or permit them
to belong to ours; to refuse to them the
common civilities of life, and to treat
them in all cases as they deserve to be. as
rebels and traitors, who are afraid to give
that "aid and comfort to the enemy, and
to commit that ''overt act for which
they can receive that just punishment
melted out to traitors, and thus to make
our patriotism practical thing, and cause
our opponents in our midst to feel it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONTENTION.

A Delegate Convention win be held ~ Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday, the 9th day OF August, A. D. 1869, for
the paspose Of nominating candidate for Congress
from Frat Congressional District, be supported
at The aext general election.
Each c"uHty In the District will be entitled 10 one
delegate and one additional delegate for each hun
dred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln ~ President Of
the United States; and also, additional delegate
for every fractional vote over hfty.
All ctixens who In Ssvcr Of Assvtslv and Assssiy
surntns the NstonAl Administration In all eGortsto
sssea.v ami eetssifr suppress the Rebellion, are In
vited 70 cooperate.
b. 3 NkRRrAA, Oh. Rep. Cen. Com. OF Lee county.
LIKE PALMER, Dcs Moinea %.
yoHS HAS, Louisa co.
\. r. YuuE0, WasAington
O. w. EDwARDs, g Henry
Rosr. r. RATcLiSF" :" JeflUrson co.
NE. Mex fINDLKrs - Daviseo.