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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

THE draft, we are informed, was post
poned from Monday to yesterday.
Grand Haven has furnished her full
quota of men, and rumor SAYS, four 10 the
good and will be applied on the defcien-
CIV Of other towns in this sub-district.
Spring Lake, we are informed, lacks on
Is one man to gil her quota. Later intel
legauce says that Ottawa County has
furnished her full quota. Now is the
time to look out for the draft Of the fifth
of January next. Soon vessels will be
discharging their crews and the mills will
stop operations for winter. BY little
pains-taking sailors may be secured fol
the naval, and hands about the mills fol
land service, and placed to the credit OF
our own aud other sub-distrlcls OF The
County. Let us be wide awake in the
patter, and enjoy the honor still of doing
ar whole duty, voluntarily, toward the
Government in its call for men to put
dop the rebellion.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

MAJOR N. upon being asked if he
seriously hurt at the bursting of a |
on a steamboat, replied that he was
as he had been blown up so many i
by his wife that mere steamboat ex
Sion had no effect on him whatever.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Iris automatically stated that Mr.. L.. ).
Bates, of the abolition, disunion organ
(Eagle), at Grand Rapids, stands proml-
nently on the list Of conscripts of that
city. Mr.. Bates, if we mistake not, will
not serve his country, although demand
ed by CONSUMPTION. We extend to him
the hand Of friendliness and wish him no
i'll, Notwithstanding the frequent and I'M
Truthful assertions he has made that we,
and all Others of our political views, were
q secesh.sympathizers," /" enemies to our
country traitors" copPerheads " aud
VIGOROUSLY disloyal." These are trying
times, and the principles of men shall I'M
dergo test that will deceive no one.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

OFFICERS absent without leave b
ter will be reduced to the ranks, to
tor three years or during the war.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

OUR issue of this week is delayed
gay In consequence of an unusual prd
JOB work and indispositiou.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

these Bitters are put up IN qttart
bott1es of 1vhioh the above is a fac
si,.i1e The label is finely en-
prnve5, and is pro0ided lc5th "
safe guard from oo'.rte'Jsstsr''
Price 81 per bottle, or oiE for 70
C. w. Robao7s, Grop,ietor, NO. D
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 20
whons all orders should be a@-
oyecee7
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

The Enquirer, of Grand Rapids,
the salutation in their streets now is
are you, Conscript9 Are YOU insu
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28
Local ANDE EWS ITEus

EiaHrYEioHr thousand men hav
serted from our armies.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Henry Griffin 4 Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
g. Eastman, Eastmanvile.
A. A. Caine, White Piver.
Luther 4 Hnsdale, Lamont.
r.. r. MeCullock, Berlin. And by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the UNI,
ted States. liy nio1
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Mas. TRoLloPH left large fortu
made by her literary trash.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

A HEAVY snow storm prev
throughout the west on Thursday,
tending as far south as Cairo.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28
CONCENTRATED POTASH!

A T twenty-five cents per Can, which, with
A-a half dozen pounds of grease, you can
make fifteen gallons Of Good Soap: SOFA AT
'''''''' GRIFFIN'S Drugstore.
ALL o. ,sS [2l3u.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

ENSURES Buildings Merchandise and other
L Property, against Eoss or Damage by Fire,
at rates as low as other Fist Glass Stock Com
panies.
lsfS- Particular attention given to the Insu-
rance Of Farm Property. Isolated Dwellings and
their contents for one, three or FIVE years. Loss
es equitably adjusted and promptly paid at this
Agency. GEO. D. SANFORD, Agent,
T230fl Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28
Dissolution Notice.

Dwight Cutler having purchased the stock of
merchandise of Messrs. Cutler, Warts & Siege
man, will continue the mercantile business at the
old store, and trusts he will be able to sustain
the credit of the old firm for selling good goods,
as cheap as they can be afforded. With good
stock, small profits and cash rules he hopes to
retain his old customers and obtain his share
of the new. tfn203
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Frsnklin Harshman, Cleaner rweedy, Andrew
Twoeiy, Hanson u Co., CSnnabie 4 Suyih, De-
fsn,iauts;
You anl each Of you hereby notified that there
Is e IN The CLERKS on oflbe Dls eict cour 1T
Of Lee county, Iowa. at keukuk d pet ition and an
sinended pstttion Hlrsa Hafnes Claiming u Judy
meht agaiast soa FrAnklin Hafshman aud Bica ner
fsrcty fer the sum OF Three Thous boilers anti
asaipst all the above named Defendants claiming the
foreclosure 81 q Morteage naje by said frank lin
a ssh aud Eieaer T~ tey Ghss Aasnn and sin
ASST ghed 10 said Hiram BatneY. aauNc heinw upau the
sast half al OF north wet quarter y u sectien
lwentyhrsx, t.al Ia Township 100 ihoflh range Ave
10 west III tse C0unty Iowa; alAs ps asing fy The
saie or IRE nscs pay 90 ssid ca the 81 ting
ishn,enf u the equity OF redeptoa and tas HaaSs
retiei with costs 80 ~
And aplcss YOU appear and answer SAID position o,
or before ne0n Of the 'cend day OF the term
said Court 10 t"namsaicc a.keokns the LIST Nonda
Of September, A, ~, LseS, ltssls ~ III ~ had B.
| default. H. SCOTT HOWELL.
may<-d<w Attorney Tor Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IL Adam Spohb, Geo " Caldwell James Watson,
Xix, Hale n Co, Adaif "A NJ Black VIM Sianpus
ane Elizabeth tfimble aad slaa d g os.ridgc Dc.
nunts.
You are hereby notified that there Is nov die In
the CIrrks Office OF the District Court of LIZ countv
Iva. at Keokia,, a petition ef Hlam Bzraey c aiu,
ing jud tmrpt sai Est you Adam Spohn Tor the sum
of Four Hundred biisrs nptn s0ar Mortgage made 10
Charles Mason upon ADi ihFer laI siack 1902 Ia, the
City kecknt Les rUaut, Iva abd asaiasf sea all
the foreeiasare OF said gage tAe sale OF said
aud for stber equitable ieilef 48
And unless you appear and answer said pei itnn Oh
tciore ~ the soohd day the Be N torn ut
the said Court, to commence at kfasAk on the first
Monday in september, 1867 or F'Tas1t will be had
I thereon by default, II, Nt 3Gt now RLl,
maya div a. 5fg Plaiuiiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

r EGAL NOTICE.

George O.. Anderson
Robert Smpso1 Equitable Proe.e,,inr
Elizabeth J. simf son /
George Ozark, Senior. "a n
ne aahl' wii.lke pasiss Hal siseTe IL nov
st Irv cywEsy iowa, a. Keoknk uetitasp IN s.sl,y
81 teo' - G AbaersUn .talilx ala. Le rseov.y,d
Judgaont asaIist Hoben sirsrS n III the r .praary
tenn, 49, sa Cspsl tor ~. IS q. vim e,~s. an
10 aer cent interest sDd that execution il tasor ot
ssst Anderson, ai.ier suid lslg nent a levied N
Lots7 aahd n Block sixly snvs lSo} and I.as 4. y
~ block ~ IN lac lily OF keoknk Lee c,unt, fswa
That said ksoert simpson ooas dyed si ssaa pfuetrs,
exeepibs 70 eet " one lot ~ George Ciatk Gen. me
fatasr OF his vile, and that the sane IN said fark
convey I'd said PROPERTY okz abelh simpson fer con
sidefAllob q 50 ooo thsl ths said Gales ere
lent &e SAID petstion praysthal the saf,s ma, be
SCI asiis and The Property held lathe " mas
eebt, nud for general feiieg.
And uniessyoo appear and answer sal petition on
or before NE see9nu day al The September
Term 1903, of said ourt decree win be akrn as by
>oniession, and according 10 Tho prayer Of lie bli
hANklN a MGIhAhi,
Apis-daw Piaihtins attorneys,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

y
To Rnth w,riek, Geo w Wyrtcs. .yohn Hsrnish L
bsnp@tif y ~ liza u W a. han Day. 4 e bay d 2
Lowe imam. & eo,W Tss lor. q Parrot n co ,
SsH'i blsek = W PfssuBey, kxra Potter, A e rBm.
ben anh William N &c. executor Of Jacob Mplsr
uFetAseat y u smith IL Pat Nd MaEnus " u3 Il HI.
hnddtS @tfhaei Kelly 1h,s. Kelly. Rude d Mur.
phy, uari o.tsen, iausss HI spts, sfnfy P.v "a
John w Rankin, executor ~ II VI. EyaRs James
Gordon. VIM Haddiek, Dan1 woodward aud kes-
dali, Howe Co. B~scresutst
You. and erch OF You, are hereby thar th,ya
y hle IN shs oaes " the Clerk e t,~ usstvfes
oouT ~ ~ FIR Ben csunts Iowa At Kta,Aksk te-
tltidn ~ Hiram BHrEey claiming Judgment on iorT-
closure 81 Aodsaee agaiD 50 sku(h HSrieg above
named lof tbe sam of Fitteca Hundred Dollars ~t,h
ten per Interest rom fe Isl day u JAIN 1850
ard special and set eraI tratiDn against Ruh "
rex aud a. asainki I'll said naAis above nsuel,
ptAEitg aisa Ter ib4 for Assr4zsEp al. p4,
rad knth Nyiick 10 CnatIes Mason upon The wesi 1
elthe wsst ~ II 4he ~ A. cf ssr,tnn li T1wnsh y
1851 mort o. Hanfe f5 vest fr Lee conf ~ fowa he
sale q saia moiisaeed emises to paw Ell debt,
the nj ~ sSliy Of redemption thef elm
fer costs aud general relief
And unless You appear and Answer said petition on
or before OF the serona dag az the naxl te rns 81
said Court commencing al Keek on the rst Monday
Of Set TENDER A. d., 1863, or Judgment aud decree
u III he had therein as prsyed Ior b, aefsult
H. SCuTi HOWELL a
may4dfw Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Il AIILD STATES MAESHAL'S
~ SALk.
,ITED STATES OF AkERICA,l
Dtsigicr o. Iowa. -

4
Dssisicr os Iowa.
b. virtue OF an cxeeu'ion to directed fH,psa Nv
the Cierk ~ the District Court etsh UIitsd ssats
ior tie southern Division ~ The Dstrict t,f lax
against Vim. n. Austia and Chsries H. Aibrys nsrs
under Tire bria uslns 81 Wen. y. Austsu 4 o. in
iayor OF James sefs, hass levied upon md \ N Ell
10 the hghnst bidder, shs auor 81 she la - ..s
q tbs n.sr'et Cou,t q tue nitsd siaes vi The Is.
trlet OF Iowa, AZ keokuk, in said uIstrtt ~, le an
day Nj "a. 1898 between the hour, u oex
A, NJ aud s'enck NJ, ~ said day, tho follow lag
perS3uai ptnperty, town.
Note ofbennsti HIN, dated Novenbar4 sssfor Sa6 no
with chat,ei No tsaxe sseuriag the san.e
MIS- Of l.. W.od, da.sa Aaxsh /, 80, for IA n
= Chas. X. Thomas, dated March ii, 81 bto %
- khhsrd Price, 49, Cst 4 -. n a
IS King 8 Tnneity, - Apyii "a "a ECO
g Pelef Heabsft - oct. 4 SD n a
81
:. seliit & Becker, g March 70. 81. ioa g
6 S.L. Barnnni, Aprii 81 o., SCI 20
a. q
90 which last rota certain p.ynses ass snsss.sa
will faliy appear.
1aksn ana levied upon asiA4apnspesty .r A,,s., !
Co, 10 SATISFY sail Writ OF Axseu4iou -. -
Keokak, aptii q fess, Ass
II. H0xIE, N. d. Asrshai. II
aps-d4w BY HAkRy FGlTok, sDstusy.
I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
LEGAL NOT lCES.


=
10 sanstsht sgmiAisi ster OF De Joyy deceased,
II & Dewey, Geo ~ Mc RAJ ~. JOAN Bruce aLd tna =
Mas -. de ieit aats
VOC age hereby notified that there Is now on ale In
the Office oi The Clerk Of the Court 81 Lee fon-
~ Iowa, at keoknk, q petition Nj Hisaa,s Barpev
ella Mug of you A De-joyy. the sum OF one + non.
sand Dollars with ten prr cent interesa pey snuunl
pay able Annually money duc M Mortgage M a,,t y
You to Charles Mason and sif.e ssalgusJ 10 Itty
barney dated 20ah July, ies6; n cauatina sratnet
h you The toreeleeaTs sa,d Mortgage m, am,
being upon lola ~ and ial In Bek 1861 in M,son !
i.sNst Aau.iion =, tAe lis 81 heoAhe IN Les Go.nty
Iowa, f.r the lu chase money and In ther skur fo,
safe OF said trelnises and ges,era rri,ef
And stisss appear snA ar Kl1Iu lei Hon IN
hrrrre Oft inc second dy III the ueA earn ~
said Coni e. 9osen,e ~ heeEak en- The Isl Monesy
Of seI iaec! A. - e0S Judgment VI III es had the con
ps default II SCOTT HOWELL,
Bay 4id" Attorney for giainItd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

/ EGAL NOTICE.

l.
10 Hiram PARISH II W Ford T.. r. Ford, Mary W
Ns~ion, heaFy sswhn.
Nou, and each hereby notified that Il ere
s nov Aie ih the Office OF The Clerk OF Tie nistrff
Coari OF Lee County low at keokuk in saaa q Ill.
~, petition II James W Crimes elainlfG III 5t4.
Hiram Parish, Tw o Tbeusend Ielfa,s a. moe. ere
"a cnrtain contract maae aud entered nto By sHid
Hiram Parish and James W Or nlet, att cue nenrY
W Starr said lstjttla also clsiss again Of suu
The foreclosure " lien sen~fn Head E&sate n Lee
eousty, Iowa securing saif M ssafnsf ga Pstl,h
and unless you appear aaa zEsv AID tstiEi be-
tere uoon OF The segoEa tsl oi he text September
term of sad DtstFe7 CaN2t - b seft,is In
be held at keo6uA ladtl g si be ftEdata AxAiust
ypu as prayed for BY drfaNt
kANKfN q MeCRARY
ap2fdtN Attorneys tor Plslntif.
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II NITED STATES MARSHAL,S
SALE.
p,sT,sr oy low S.

DIsri.T oF Iowa. %
BIZ vs,tue q Execution 10 me direeted ,ssaed by
the Cle3k OF Tue D3strici Court Of the Usitea
for the southern Division of the District II
iosa AMI sgainsI kaward X ilbsuspe and
Coleman and Foot, as ptinclpsls, aad hobssI H. Fset
A l.. DemBg aud II. X. Love as seeuriG ies in favor
states savings insliteuon have Ieviea upon and
viii sell TO tbs highest bidder, nj The door OF ice
Clerk oiee ofthr pistric Court OF The Unllt Satsa
for the Bsiret Of Iowa, at keokuk in said Itssres
tlr 3oh aay or May D.. 1853 between tht hot.s
81 o'clock N. anu o'clock 81. OF aaia cav ire
70 lowing property. 10 wit. ~
Lot No. six (6J BLOCK No nine III.
lot Nc, 1--WE t5) Block No. ave {5j
ID ieet % the mest aide Of Lot q. D. Block "a
Lot No, seven M lin s3oek NJ -.
- EYe tp} - twepty-stx fsgi.
feet il width ~ til deep, ontLe Easl alec Of Lot
No fur "A ri * hptt9sl
Lot ~. ave, Block AstsD1, ell Of Block No tI5g, /;
also hlock NO t22l Ia las sadtiun to the cay Of
kegkuk All Of the above Lots In the si, OF
kak Lee county, Iowa also tbs as0 acres 20 of the
North side OF section te3l Township lG6 Range (5l
West
The Yves, haH 10 " South west quarter &, Section
yi3t fewbship ts5i Range 10y wsst In Lee COUNTY,
Iowa. -sf5
Taken and Icvied upon the pr perty Of Edward
kilboarne 10 satisfy said Wru Of Execut ion
kevkIk Np,lt I'D, 1862
IL. 81. HO&iE. u. S. Marshal.
u. ~5-t4" ny hARgY FrLros, Deputy.
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STATE OF LIMA, 80 - sAs bls,risis Goasse 81
LEE cousIr. said County IA. NA1iss =.
Jesse Wilson pisintis, W JosepA u ~, La /.
guardisn ano n Hpules, AANini Vi razor = ~. Z.
%. OF Ehsabeih Fry dcssaus4, A,ssesdsnas =
Notice - hereby aiysn ~ NJ nesstvisAm hsrsia
in the Clicks once ofthc District Conrs ssose. Aid n
behaii of the above nseu fiatnti. ssaiass yen AID
e .oals ss. q lbsssek t1s ApeseA4A,hr 10 rsd
and compelled to csHplete ps rorasass o.
eonirse, 81 aaia ss!eal sAses ~ - tsansy 1sss
and TINT all xim md tnAaSs al - vthey ofs us,.s s
any ~ thcm. 70 saA4 rlS ssA 81 txtinsoshsd ard
barred mud the tsM ~ petison thessn ~ qsasssd
and e.fan,.shsa. and - pspesel rsiief
And anisss ySA epp&as saa nsaAe 1sfsass thssvie
ossosr NosA - - eeronA ~ ~ Hsstlsrs sfsid
ia ienrn4 uiatA9 1snAnped srass -. ~
IN aid petition. RO6ARf ". GlLLnOsh,
Ap3-AA1 AlssIaeJ ~ 1iAlsuG, 4
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

say whom the journals would show to
haye voted for the measure.
1t may be remarked First, that We
had the same Constitution then as now !;
secondly, that we then had case Of in
vasion, and now we have case of rebel
lion; and, thirdly, that the permanent
right of the people to public discussion,
the liberty of speech and of the press,
the trial by jury, the law of evidence,
and the habeas corpus, suffered 10 detri-
ment whatever by that conduct Of Gener-
al Jackson, or its subsequent approval by
American Congress.
And yet, let me say, that in my own
discretion | do not know whether would
have ordered the arrest OF Mr.. Vailan-
digham. While | cannot shift the re-
sponsibility from myself, | hold that, as
general rule, tie commander in the field
Is the better judge Of the necessity in any
particular case. OF course, must prac-
tice general directory and rcvisory pow.
er in the matter.
Oac of the resolutions expresses the
opinion Of the meeting that arbitrary ar
rests will have the effect to divide and
tract those vino should be united in sup
pressing the rebellion, and am specific
ally called on to discharge Mr.. Vallandig-
ham. regard this as, at least, a fair
appeal to me on the expediency of
exercising constitutional power which |
think exists. In response to such appeal
have to say, it gave me pain when |
learned that Mr. Vallandigham had been
arrestel-that is, was PANEL that there
should have seemed to be a necessity ar
resting hila--and that it will afford me
great pleasure to discharge him 50 soon as
can, by any means, believe the public
safety will not suffer by it. [ further
say, that, as the war progresses. it ap-
pears to me, opinion ani action, which
were in great confusion at drst, take shape
and fall into more regular channels, 50
that the necessity fer strong dealing with
them gradually decreases. [ have every
reason to desire that i SHOULD cease alto
gcther, and far from the least is my re-
gard for the opinions aC, wishes Of those
who, like the meeting at Albany, declare
their purpose to Sustain the government
in every constitutional anl lawful meas
uro to suppress the rebellion. Still, |
must continue to do SO mach as may seem
to be required By tn, public safety,
\. LINCOLN.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

marabout. They found him near the place
where he had evsporated; but he could
tell them nothing, and was like u drunken
man, ignorant Of what had happened to
him.
Thcuceferward Houdin was veneratel,
and marabouts we're despised. The o.
ject of the French government was COM
plcteIy attained. The fashions of "tcsti-
monials" having, it appears, infected even
the Arabs, number Of chiefs presented
the great French conj Juror with a piece of
Arab writing. wonderfully decorated, by
periodical, and reulogistic, and to which
they were so attentive as to append a
French translation Besides this memo
rial Of his Algeripo trip, Houdin has
rosary which he enc day borrowed from
an Arab to perform trick with, and
which the owner, persuaded that Shcitan
in person was before lin, refused to Re-
ceiye back.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
Eoudin, the French Wizard

-
Every one aaa see" Ok he'pa s}elN OIL
the great ho2eft iioaa'n- nesiae' OeinS
thc Pfiacs Oh coh}afef5' ne IS al a9!e
Ha'aemaHetah ,, ah3 mi1a''.l' n Iahi f, an1 MS
electric a!e', CLOCK naao l: isf .ne h'Ie! dc
''te o' us n'.,se to"h u POE o''ai9
en u iheuai at u, 'ne ! a'.s =, eA"io'''on' IL
Is ',oe seNeraiis Nho"'' .4'' ~ was s1h'
70 -hl@erla y '1e FencA government on
d 'iiSSio" eoHce0set wien 'he 'taeA afs-
PFooa2iy tae A'S' tl"'e ''!H' coaJ"Eer mas
o1ch el''tu UPON 10 eA''2.s' us PROCESSION,
~ ~ gov He''i.hen' eiAPlos' 99"'0 1G'I.s u
ms eA ''N''Io'' nav u.s. p'1'! P0'''7''e"'
LIS onjcc' WIS u .e't'oJ .41 ''i'i9e'. : eA-
er'ed among ,no .ssa' 'Ft9e' ~ tue mara
0oe5s' "n nil.s,iee o''et n'tNIAieE' '9asly
aP;,'1ea' ~ " -" l''''a'9 '''eHs anu ''i-
p0>'afos' 'hss9 niat 'oo0'' pass .a''"s 5iNsS y,
on as SoF'eFef5 10 one 1t was Jt''iy
'aoqsR', was oe,'eF "o'e TO eciipSo 'he'F
SIKH anu oiss'e'!' '4o!F S2.elc5 '"ah 'hc
nan Oh '"' in3Na'u'''cle 0''''e. O1o OF
1Ac great PFe,ens'oHS o, 'Ae h'Faooo' was
10 liTu''cFao'''|y' 'H1 hio,''"' /"
ioaaea gpl was urea AZ nun ana 'ne trls-
ger P"l3', ~ PFoHo"lce9 y 'eS eaoai5seie II
WORDS "n' '"e weapon H'p not 60 OIL
iioaa!n /, detected tes rick aaa sAo%ei ,S
that the touchhoIe was pG3591- ne
Afao !" lIafa was i0Flo"s' a''d aouSeo his
rrenca rival ,,,
on may rcEeasc yourself quiehy
rep'ied Ioud'n' take pistol ana load
1t yourself mere are o1'.etS' put one IN IN
the barrel but oeiofe DONG so marx 1t
"'tn yotr kh',e;
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

Troopers Death.

Mrs. Fremont's STORY of the Guard" ends
with the following stirring lyric adopted from
the German as the song of Fremont's body
guard /:
The weary night is Ger at last
We ride so still. we ride so fast.
We ride where death is lying.
The morning wind doth coldiy pass,
Landlord, we'll take another glass,
Ere dying!
Thou ,pringing grass, that art SC green,
Shall soon be rosy red. l wcen,
My blood the hue supplying!
1 drink the first glass sword in land,
To him who for the Fatherland
Lies dying
Now quickly come the second draught,
And that shall be to Freedom quafed,
" hlle Freedoms foes are flying.
The rest, Oh Lord our hone and faith
Wen drink to the with latest BREATH
Though dying
My darling ah the glass is out
The bullets ring. the riders sholt-
so time for wine or signing
There, bring my love the shivcred glass,
Charge! on the foe, no joys surpass
Such dying.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

~ Children owe much of their sick.
ness 70 colds. No matter where the dis.
ease may appear to be seated, its origin
may be traced to suppressed perspiration,
or Cold Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct products of Colds. In short,
CoLDs are the har5ingers of half the dis
eases that afliict humanity, for as they are
caused by checked perspiration, and as
fvc-eights Of the waste matter of the
body escapes through the pores, if these
pores are closed, that proportion Of dis
eases necessarily follows. Keep clear.
therefore, Of Colds and Coughs, the great
precursors O. disease, or if contracted.
broak them up Immediately. by a timely
use OF Madame PoYter's Curatiue Bal
sam. Sold by c. e. Peek, at Is cents
and 25 cents per bottle >h's
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
Where they Rest.

in little valley followed
Yrom the mountains verdant crest,
gar above the oceans level,
rar above the worlds gay revel.
Just beneath the vaul,ed heaven.
Where Its first PURE breath is gwen,
There they rest.
these are but the ca>kets, folded
An the valleys shelttring breast;
DGt, by faith, We see the shining
sOf the crowns of peece. entwining
Spirit crowns all white and pearly,
Oh the loved who left us early.
Seeking rest.
-I.AOIEs' RrposIroRY
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
MIR. s.inco,n's Reply.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Washington, June II, 1862.


Hon. EraStus Corning and others,
Gentlemen Your letter Of May 10Th,
enclosing the resolutions of public meet
ting held at Albany, \, y, on the 10Th of
the same month, was received several
days ago.
The resolutions, as | understand them,
are resolvable into propositions-lirst, the
expression of purpose to sustain the
cause of the Union, to secure peace thro'
victory, and to support the administration
in every constitutional aud Ia fal meas
ure to suppress the rebellion; aud second
ly, declaration of eensure upon the ad-
ministration for supposed unconstitutional
action, such as the making of military ar
rests. And from the two propositions a
third is deducted, which is that the gen.
tlemen composing the meeting are resolved
on doing their part to maintain eur COM
mon government and country, despite the
folly or wickedness, as they may conceive,
of any administration. This position is
eminently patriotic, and as such | thank
the meeting, and congratulate the nation
for it. My own purpose is the same so
that the meeting aud myself have COM
mon object and can have no difference, ex-
cept in the choice of means or measures
for cffecting that object.
And here ought to close this paper,
and would close it if there we're no ap-
prehension that more injurious consequea.
ces that are merely personal to myself
might follow the censures systematically
cast upon me for doing what, in my view
OF duty, could not forbcar. The reso-
lutions promise to support me in every