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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

CHlP XXVIII-Au Act making Lppropria-
tons for the Construction, Preservation, and
R'palrs Of certain Fortidcations aud other
Works ui Defence for th4 Year ending thirteth
of June, eighteen hundred and sixty three and
additional Appropriations for the Year ending
thirtisth June, eighteen hundred and sixty two.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Ame-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That thefolIow.
ing sums be, and they are hereby appropriated
ont Of any money in the Treasury Aot otherwise
appropriated, for the construction, preservation
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

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g1 Ta. H., ssa,oet nuuureu aa SA.y Iplee
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n Far lort's, vd,.r'. pab, n,n,,gi.o r.u, Cha.
lar Nav york t,sn 5n,d,d fbi,nsand JoIl,r,
For fort an sile of Fart Inmrkins Shtsn Ia
land Nav YnrL twn bnnJrod ,honsondh'l,ars
Ear fart a, Sand,1 ,,nol. Noss Ias,a.r,h.,,
hundred th ,n.onJ dolla,s - ~ - y III
Far Fort D,Ia,ysra I,o.wora R;yor s;,,v t,,,r
sand dolLr. - '''''S y w. ''''Y'' ''N'' '"'S
For Fort llar,oll R,ltimora borhor vo,v,ond
,v, h,n,,s'd ,,,'',,'I ia,,',s '''"'
For Fort ,nbonn llnmnton Rooas Virginia
tw. hundred ,hnnIand dnIa,l
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drrd tb,n.ond 1"II,s ' ''''''' WV "'"
For Fort ,J4lsrs1o I3o,don Kov Florida two
hundrod tbou.onI dnll.ro ''''' WV
for fn,t NJ Fnrt Pint s,n Fr,,c;soo ho,
California tyo bnnarsd ,bon.anA d,iiars s''''
FIR Io.t n Ale,lmz lslnoI Nm Francesca bov
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

Char, XXX,--- An Act to authorize change Of
appropriations lOr the Payment Of necessary
Expenditures in the Service of the United
States for Iadmn Affairs.
Be il ealcted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives. ofhe Uai'sd States Of Ame-
rica in Congress assembled, That the SEC
retary Of the Interior he and is hereby auth ,rlzed
to pay to Benjamin Davis late Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for the Territory Of Utah, such
GUNS us may bo found duo to him on the settle
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

UHNP AAIA An Acl making an AppTOpTla.
ton to illuminate tho Public Buildings,
b. il ea1ctsd by th' Senate and House of
Representations 9fthe Uaitei States Of Ame-
rica IN Congress assembled, That the sum
uI One thousand dollars or 50 much thereof us
may he Necessary be, and the same Is hereby ap-
proprated, payable ont of any money in the lrea
sury not otherwise appropriated, to enab1 The
Commissioner of Publlc Buildings to carry out
the orier 0 Congress for the illumination Of the
Public Buildings on the twenty second Of Febru
ary, eighteen hundred aud sixty two.
Approved, Febtuary2O, 1852, a.a .a'i '-..
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

nent not to exceed The sun OF nne thousand
seven hundred and thirty dollars and ten cents
and which shall be paid out of the unexpepded
balance OF the appropriation made BY the act enI
Titled "An act to supply deficiencies in the appro
ptlatiOn for the service OF the fiscal year ending
Ihirtieth june eighteen hundred and sixty" .ap
proved May twenty fourth eighteen hundred and
sixty, for the payment Of the Indian agents in
Utah. .I ~ 1nan Ht.I aa' lle.'a@.t W.T.
Approved February AZ, 1862. IN t.e att
....9 9... t.,.r -.,...l ....v.t
UHAp. XXXI-An Act making Appropriations
for the Signal Service of The United States
Army. Z ~. -a.s
....l...g. e,,i. .. -Ir
be " eaacSed 0y te oenate ana HoNe q
representatives " me Onlted States q dme-
rica in Congress assembled. That officers
temporarily serving as signal officers shall receive
for the time they are so serving the pay auc
enoluments Of cavalry officers oil their respective
grades tl' anf4sa aGw0 ulTi
SEC. 2. And be itfu1her enacted That
the rOIowing sums be and they arc hereby appro
prlateI out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, Viz:
For the manufacture or purchase Of signal
equipments and sign i stores, 10 equip aud supply
the forces now in the field, twenty thousand dol.
lars.
For contingent expenses Of the signal depart
uent, one thousand dollars
For tho mannfactur, nr nircbase of si5nnl
equipments and signal stores, for counterspn so.
nails to prevent tho collision Of friendly regiments,
thirty four thousand nine hundred and Ghy dol.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

Char. xXXIX.--Au Act to fulfil Treaty stipu.
latons with lBanoverr taUhl 1g h.olt
BE IL enaoted by the Senate and House Of
Representdtlves of The United States Of Am
erica in Congress assembled, That the fol,
lowing sums be, and the same are hereby appro.
priuted, out ofany money ln the Treasury uot
otherwise appropriated to enable tho President
to fulfil the stipuauous contained 10 the third aud
fourth articles Of the treaty between the United
States and Hanover Of tho sixth Of November,
eighteen hundred and sixty one viz: To carry out
the stipulation contained 10 the third article Of
said treaty, forty three thousand four hundred and
City four dollars and sixteen cents. To carry out
the stipulation contained 10 the fourth article Of
said treaty, ten hundred and forty two dollars abd
ninety cents, or go much thereofss may bo nscss
sary to pny the interest provided for in said A.
ticle
Approved. March 49, 1862,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

SEC g. And be ii further snacied, That
the Limitation upon temporary deposits Of United
States notes with any assistant treasurers or De,
signated dypostaries authorized by the Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury to receive such deposits, at fye
per cent interest to twenty five millions Of dollars
shall be 80 far modified as to authorize the Sec
retary Of the Treasury to receive spCh deposits TO
an amount not exceeding fly millions Of dollars
and that the rates Of interest shall be prescribed
by the Secretary ofthe Treasury not exceeding
the annual rato Of Eve per contum,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

ment Of bis accounts as superintendent, said pay
ment not to exceed th4 sun Of nine thousand
seven hundred and thirty dollars and ten cents
and which shall be paid out Of the unexpcplpd
balance OF the appropriation made BY the act eu-
TITLED An act to supply deficiencies in the appro
priation for the service Of tho fiscal year ending
Ihirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty" ap-
proved May twenty fourth eighteen hundred AND
sixty, for the payment Of the Indian agents in
Utah ~ 1rar Hf.I aaI Ys.aa7It fI
Approved, February az, 1862. IN t.r..ft.1
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
NUMBER 10 (NEW SERIES

SEC. 4 .Fad ba ii further, enacted, That
ia oil cases where the Secretary Of the Treasury
is authorized BY law to reissue notes, ho may re.
place such as are SO mutlIated or otherwise uur,d
as to be uuft for nss with others Of the same
character aud amount; and such mutated notes,
and all others which by law are required to be
taken up and not ressuod, shall, when 80 replac.
ed, or taken up, be destroyed in such manner aud
lpder such regulations as tho Socletvry Of the
Treasury may prescribe, ....-..-..
Approved, March II, 1862 A .fl''A
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
RAsk orrokTukIrY ron cArirALisTs

4 RANE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS or
a persons desiring Country Residences
The subscriber Offers for sale his Country Residence
and laid out that IL be divided
three dsi parcsls each having front
splendid building sites The property consists acres
tine stylish old mansion III lawn of lofty
shade trees, native and Imported anumerAbe great
variety; garden tasefly designed stocked with fruits
ana Eewefs ontoniains Including farm house yachmans
The situation has unequa antages eher pr!ya,
residence or for speculation, having bold shore the
Sound mile IN extent two sides beted b. inlet
one side by the main road tho lands tracing tAe rivers
gently slope either thateyery building site ccrands
hne yews Of the soand and surrounding Country Two.
irs OF he sites can have fronts The place
feciy healthy, water excellent aud nvigorang Dis.
lance rom the city - miles by New Haven Railroad; busi
ness men can reach the city from tAs acr less time tRn
from Harlem by the avenue Persons desrous Of
avoiding city taxes the dangers and dctenlons crossing
the rivers wiz 70 we to ye this advertisement their early
attention No estate OF equal size within hundred miles
OF New YORK combines the diversified advantages and regal
eesance OF TINS cd residence IN every Particular and al s
appointments The present distance railroad stations tw0
miles. When "Shatswss 9th IS made stas on in
temptation tdepot already built) Tic viii be only
han mile Apply on the premises, TO- oo,us
or to him at the Office OF Woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays between II and
CLOCK, where be
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
MUSE MENTs.

AmUsEMENTs.
A cApEH or MUsIC.-LUcREziA BoRGIA.
may be ss,uicd ~ faaya IUcsEziA
;, ns&fURDAYs - ORA GRAND aALA rEnFo GTAScE:
FaiSly s,Ss6E fbSIAi 9SFI II sS$ S5gilF ESrn
LorrN LgcKEElA SsTasla aoRsssf SITSiA a S,o oras
bnnI@Soni as Genqero sUsiNI. AS DnSs A.,o9ss
on saturas WV r M1'ai ORE, or'.'...'''ss. ~0"'o'
SEVENTH AID dR1ED GALA oFERA NIGur
A cADEMS OF oNESS kNEySSI9wGAhA TS4s1 ISnnr Eight
ut IfAM Bts hns honor - announce that he w gtFe
'"A"D = sIftRDAy EaESNd Nov q.
ioSaaSs Sep M he Mne io as a 9' S s
take place: o,....,.,.,.,.,..
tull details d this unusual peuonnaner, Win he pso
gamme Of the entire arrangeuents viii be p9s ed TO-
morrow (Fridayl morins
A CApEMy or MUsIc-DINoRAH,
-; Mr. GRAu would respectfully Inform she public hat
MEYERBEEE's LATEST WORK.
DIsoRAH or r. gAHDoS q sS DE q FIo2ERNEl.
y s'ss FIRST POSITIVE NOVELTY IN OPERA
which he M @ wos&S fp,S fyfSs + MIN ae S q
when he trusts g merit the sencrs appreciation o. rs pi
PLACED on THE STAGE.
new SCENERY AND NEW DRESSES
= "|1 VOCAL, CHORAL h. AgD ~ ORCHESTRAL
ANGIoLlEA CORDIER
HER FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW 70
ia the - 40 49,, ,o
The music ani the story blended with the hand or
excite the utmost admiration The sub cot IS pas,9ras
romance beauty and novelty convey moral At
impressive aEi natural whe the ptNraa ueness OF
the who on both the treatment Fac story ant
Of tie gso jnsty enutlcs 70 the distinction 1t nov en-
Meyeribcer' distinguished for atlempusg what
critic denemate imIo,,h'tes one OF thsae nss esen @
hcniug and decis has crowned ns bod nnf.
Could believe that, without becoming mo
Effects could be produced ~ eie
,,ent 70 iuste1d of howng wild. ressy
Yet this has b dauu VIII ss
learned those who lis on ~ Ae opera with liS Bell tor
II the scsnd ac and The choice poetry o the "pues ant
t4r Ees.ler's SausH The third act
sale 81 10 The 1rf' repre- 9enaion Of lISDAu
VIII commence az all tue ticket Offices LO.MohtoW tfiayb
MORNING.
I,RooKLYN ACADEMY or MUsfc-oPEEA
l TAe box o6ee win omen Saturday tie aderiy OF
Music and New York 81 sbell sa isburys, No Mas
Mr. GtAU respectfully annouuces that the FIRST
GGAND OPERA 2IGllr in BRooKLYN this sas0n via
''N' P'se % TUESDAY. NOVEMBER rs
On u,is OCCASION the celebrated Prifua ID lnna,
SIGNORA GfNkNRA GUEKRABElal.A
viii have the honor to mako her first appearance 70 Book
audience. -,
SIGNORIEh M0RENSf
when viii be produced Ncrdis celebrated Opera OF
IL TROYATORE
GUERRABELLA as. Leonola MDRENSl, as. .Ayicena
BRIGNOLf.... .hanreo AN0DIO. Count u Luna
Conductor aud Musical Director. sisnor auIIo
parque parquet circle aud balcony, 81 re-
served 90 cents extra; family circle 80 cents gey
"a cents.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
ENPREssEs.

A BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACR
~ ing establishment. III West LeveAth street between
Flh aud Sixth avenues Household furniture boxed and
shipped % oil parts 81 the wofN Covered wagons Cor te
mo.ps faEAivge q gem ias eaaay, kuruit~ge ssrsd,
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

TNoR SALE OR TO RENT-THE WOOL FACTORY,
with windmill pump, &c, at'a,ncd on Elery srce be:
Noslrand Marcy avenues Brooklyn inquire oi
JAMES H. PRENTICE, corner oi Raymond aud Wilorshuy
streets. brooklyn
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

IN Poari for Naval officers receive the necessary in
Nautical school, NO " Madison street "
pass the Revenue aud Marin, Boards also
gwen u. BRoWNLoW, Principal.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

NT0TICE.--A MEETING or TUE TwINE AND CORD.
IN age be held the Gairk House 20 Chat
ham street November 20 at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
REMOVAL.

ToENovAL tCorFEE WAREHOUSE THE sUBscRf.
IL Der bcgs leave inform the public OF hts new 10 a.
ton No Cedar street. stairs whore be y prepared 10
Furnish Of this excellent article opase which u
SO hghy appreciated by the medical faculty OF this city
Hotels eioccs and dealers generally Invited TO cal
and examine quality and learn prices. Agents wanted
'''"' SEWARD OLSEN, NJ. D.. No Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

r o. O. F.-OCEAN LODGE. NO. 81, 7. o. q. -
Il. Brothers. you hereby notified 10 attend meeting cf
GEO. BALLER n. q r. T.
ABRAHAM ADAMS, Rec Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

TroR SALE. TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
property first class stocksA first class brown stone
front House Los avenue Tary fourth street.
Terms easy For further particulars address Ii A. ~, lox
9i5 Post olice.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
4 MODEL TOWN
NORTH NEW YORK

IA NORTH NEW YORK
Is now being laid out but graded crrbed sidewalks,
tagged and lighted with just over Third avenue Harlem
river bridge WestchCstcr county. No Assessment and
taxation light Commences NJ I3h street. northerly 70 Mel
(M9 rsania). Streets and correspond with
those OF New York proper decdedly in respect the
most des rible property offered for sale In these
suburbs Over lGo Lots prices from $3.50 10 Sl,00;
terms Also for sale, several Houses finishing
Apply % THOMAS RAE i the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

mo RECRUITING OFFICERS. TWENTY-FIVE MEN
4 (Nitaout oHlcsr9 wanteL OlceIs having iAat o.
less number hom they tansier Immediately, will be
lberay compensated Address, stating terms, box 2253
Post olice.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

-ls
RTIFTCIAL TEETH-BEAUTfFCL AND SUBSTAN-
"a a ssts. hEs gold nud patHa, pure silver vucante
rubber aud mcaieTasIlc base from ss so 50 AMI war
artca single tech 81. Teeth filed ard extracted Without
Gc Ia plin Pune god and palna AMI bone hhags s0c
n a. warranted fDr le. Once lS3 Sxih aygnae gstWaen
DENTIST.
JNRg. GRIFFIN. 25s GRAND sIRkLL NEW. yoRh,
Lord Tty0rs uut 25T fuitcN street. btVuk
T are asserting full partial sets OF ser improved Ara.
c.a Teeth, Will without extracting Lhe f9Js fuh sets
o A al rsna S25, silver rubber s., partial sets gold,
per tooth, 81; silver or rubber ~. Extae,lug &c
DE0 CERTIFICATES HAVING ZAP SIX rEEr II
lLDU extracted witto0t pain " D.. ,. JAY NllLkRS,
~ raal sircei two block tg'r Broadway caeer As III
st th IA re ndatnn to those suffering nom tooth
ache, Miss MANY J., 9seAL, W l.s;eg s.sei.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

E'ULT0N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK
IL Nov. 10 ls6s.
The annual election for directors Of this company VIII "
held the oce No. l7l Broadway Mon sy, the iirs
day December between the hours oi and2 oeoes
Pm. JAMES VI, RANKIN Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

TOBACCO MANDATORY FOR sALE-coNslsTINS
o. Cutting and Rolling Machines, aud everything ncces
tary Tor carving the business cy. Address bo
2if Herald on,cc.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

rI-o WOOL MANUFACTURERS --IE030 POUNDS 9
4 Dix Nodes f0r sale By q. 4. BURGESS, u Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

1I I6 Ioc. 5onaoaa'' acons a 's sns
good viii u any pernn ney choose, ns!nly. Thls simple
cti an r0ssesa, secutirg certain surrfs
In lave ~ acr A. free by mail for - cents, together
Win guide 10 ha unmarried o. both sexesar eNtraordi
mar, bcuk OF grsai INTEREST," third eotoni uver lpb
ics aIrralS sotd Address r. William Co, pablishcgs box
2,3cV phllapllphs.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
LOAN OFFICES.

1T 6ss BROADWAY. CORNER OF BOND STREE
"A room No. 5-HENRY HYMAS rrocries advances
cash Diamonds set or unset ol buys The s.me Tor
also on Watches Silver Ware. Pianos and Personal Pr
pctfy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

Inn PRINCE ET.-PAwNBRokERs' TICKETS
lUU purchased Tor ,le,hing Dry Goods, Beds end Bed
bought ior cash. Ibgga advances made ea al kiads OIL
merchandise
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

Entrance corner OF Filth avennc and FiltyscVfnih slrc
Al the request OF number OF The leading citizens Of NJ
York. the extensive property located between Fourth
Filth avenues, and Flftyseventh and Ff'yninth stree
has been eased for the purpose OF cstabshnga
SELECT pRlNAIE SkATlNG FOND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

IL u CFssl Green Erali.e Ge4rAe G. nIxass irns.
zee f5s Grefh Erskine and Joseph kdse wy, I'd
"rtd Hesa. II Bsoghnan, Jrsph ha sway
n rs eTS fetlemsn, Willard Stow, Stats OF iowa
Tor the is W Ne Seho9i FUND, \. yoorhitA, Wm
ii Williams } = Mes tmasra, RnnA 4H Williams
Executfix VI t4rutzs 81 sans, dEea ased, Hatch
b TLompSin, tjsni:t. D. Hon a Co.. A G Hgbee,
Loves Btyan, Asisus 4 Co, Ii Il ID W Ford Hugh
Eennedy AfHotd Kendall, b Fielen, WIN 1urn-
sf, sssignSs Of Patrick Grouse, ket fpig. No
I3i U u r, George w AcCrsry, Ezecator st Ed
ward Boyhfon, decreased, Jane. Cox, Michael
Bashey, 1houlas Daug~n aid SARAH Lnngaa ENan-
utsFs ~ Samuel Jeik ms. dece ased, Highy, s
Maggnn. X Coninan and j GoETGar James Gala
ham James II McCutcheon, Reynolds Eichnsd-
son Benjamin Read, Michael Talon, b c swsy,
II Lave Co, Jaiass Ramsay, Kramer frw IN
q Co., VIM Thompson \ Co, John w Rankin, John
w Ogden, John Cnnman and George Bryan
You, and esch OF you hereby net Red that there
Ia HE la the otcs II The Clerk Of The U,triet
Court Of Lee c1uEts- 10 keaEak Ia ssd COUNTY
petition Of kAntu~i dtller claiming u sat X. r.
Lfesi. Ten Thousand boIsrs, = Hta-y due fsae
promlssory Hetos and sIss claiming against all " VA
the ofseissare VI hao tsage sp certaip ksa Essts
In Lee County. Iowa. executed by said r r 0res 10
sscufe satd notes.
MN, ueIe.s YOU spp@sr and answer said petition
term ~ SAID BssTist cs1u OF Lc county. Iowa. be
be III krokak, ins4ld eonntya dscres Will BE-
dereG agxinsi yoa ~ prAs "A ~ BIZ defsnlt
RASKfE MILLLR
ielsd H plaintais Aas ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

EE Boats going down the river are
getting large shipments of corn, oats aud
hay; and as fast rs Secessia comes back
to loyalty and the natural ties which bind
her t. the North are recovered, will We
of tho Mississippi Valley. Vessels have
lately cleared from New York and other
Atlantic ports with assorted cargoes, cen
slst'ng principally ofprovisions. This is
an vi .tural route for the produce OF the
West, aud when this great Nisslssipid i
oyened, as il must IT, ID fts La4s. eVln
nierce will be more 81 act and Las benefits
more sensihly I'll and appreciated here
in the Northwest,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13
JeIsd
| EGAL NOTICE.

il n
IL Ieha Hiatt, Joseph HorniSh, Laander HsrbiAe,
David Keid. Hatch & fhonpxoH, Charles Parsons l.
Co.. Ficien d Lncss, Ii Foster, VIM Thomrscn,
Mm b RI hAddsck, 4 q Brown, Seoaed 4 bro, Is
MOODY, RDber. II anIiton. Dixon " Brown snes
Harlan, krrsey Ashnry Ptfter, BridxmaB r.
Co.. RsnkiE, Mi 4 ktssifr. Eomsfock Co., Jas
Neaa. krsd q her sgaar'., rsmH nossntan. Reuben
Rarpine Kendall, II se Co, Jams Burrows
Vs. ititain Hnddtck, Hsnty Fails VIM III npsnn
Trustee OF Mrs T Grshsm, Lauren Derey, kolg
NIsen, Cieghsrn q Hsssis,n, Jonathan MssoG {,
johnson 4 Co, James Fl Bohneil, Georkc AMER
son, ~ Reynolds Fix HAL 4 10, w Rank In,
Z i JsHnipes, bronn.A GitndeuiEg, Henry fitfA-
kamp. and Goodrfi Eaekin@hanft
yHsu. and Ia OF sen hsrrby notified thai there
" file Ire fsrs Il che CLERK OF the Dstriez
Court or Lee county, Iowa al keotC petition Of
SAMUEL =. Mti4er. III his own right ard SaiInsl Il
~ iier, T.. II Perry, and AbneY Keests IS EAecu ors
II viii II a. X. Reeves, cainGiug a2siast J,hsi :.
Il4att and Joseph X. HoYpish. jafgn rs fsser ol
samuel +. Miller FOR Three Thousard Dollars ~ ae-
souut OF sr serf asd Judgment In III.
OF The 81 sEs VIII aforesaid sganst
SAID Hiatt and Hot3sh !af .Efee thousand Uoliars
ether 20 ssots notes and claiming against
sfl s4i asefse 4oreel9surs Of mortgage Kiyes
~ tati ttt1t! ard noraish certain Real Estate
fneisloHed ia said rsii9G, to secure The payment
said notes.
& Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
before Il the second day OF the next Sept
tcrHl o. said prl Judgment win be rendered against
You by deiauh RANKIN MILLER.
tei3 PAtihta is Au'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

aaa a.arday last was the day fixed for
tic preliminary trial Of DR.. II b. futile,
fwho, Ly tic way, is no relation Of Gen.
Tnttlc,) at Farrnington, on the charge Of
causing the death Of young Indy BY
abortion. Some four weeks ago or more
he came to Keokuk with her in good
health, and in two or three days took her
body back in coffin. He represented to
the people in Pennington that she died Of
a contagious disease, and that it would be
very dangerous to open The coffin. But
after burial, circumstances leaked ont
which excited suspicion. the body was
disintsrred, and evidences Of . most
SHOCKING abortion were apparent, Tuttlc
was srrsstsd aud held to bail in the sum
Of $500, which he hasforfeited and cleared
the country. 1t is not doubted that he
was guilty Of seduction as we'll a. abor-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

RAILROAD AccIDEsT.--We heard last
evening that the train Oh Tie Carthage
road caught fire in some way, and that
Mr.. Trites, mail carrier on the route, in
attempting TO separate the cars, go.
damned in between them aud was serious
)y, If not fatally, injured.
We lot no particulars of the accident
and did not learn how the fire originated.
nor the extent Of the damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

The EIoHrEssTH REGlMEnT-Adia
'ant General Baker says that yo..a,sa
ing is going on very lively for the 10Th
regimen, and that it will doubtless be
full and organized within sixty days from
the date Of the requisition. Gov. Kirk
wood intends, If possible, land he thinks
it is to send this regiment to Washing
ton, that the wise men OF the East NAV
see what KIND of material good fighting
is obtained from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

EF-Gcn. futile was at the Billings
House last night, and leaves this morn
ing for st. Louis. We we're glad to see
him very much improved since his return
from Pittsburgh. He is not We enough
for the active duties Of the field, but will
probably be assigned to the command of
post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13
The crsp. and wcather.

The crops in the vicinity of Iowa City
are unusually backward this spring, ow-
ing to late and heavy rains. The ruin Of
two weeks ago washed out large amount
of the corn which had been planted.
and rotted very much that was left, so
that many farmers had half or more Of
their fields to replant The wheat fields
in several places are also injured by the
Hessian fly, or some insect resembling it,
though not to 30 great an extent as was
at FIRST feared. Many very promising fields
of wheat and corn were observed along
the line of the M. & II. r. r. A more
equal distribution of rains In that and this
locality would hare been an advantage TO
both