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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18

A party of the New Hampshire Mounted
Infantry, commanded by c. Fl. Lawrence,
Asst. Adj't General of this District, cap
tured, on the night of the 10th inst, near
Deep creek, from rebel blockade runners, a
sloop with quantity Of salt.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, 1868,

week, NC thought VIC could make no better
use Of the time than BY visiting the hospital
reading room. We have before, in connec-
ton with other things, given our readers
sketch of this building, so Ii is not our
present purpose to speak Of the room, but
Of THO contents thereos. Last winter at the
time this reading room was first opened
nearly all the old books, magazines and
papers then in possession Of different per-
sons connected with the hospital, were placed
in it for the use Of all who desired to read
them. This ROOM then became the resort
Of hundreds daily, and, a short time ex-
cepted, has been such ever since, and of
course these books &C., during that time
we're much hanaled, and the wear and tear
consequent, added to the dilapidated con-
dition in which they were when placed there,
leaves them, in most cases, in rather woe
be-gone plight. This being the case, the
object of the present writing is to awaken
deeper interest in the hearts of those who
have been and still are putting forth such
Horculean efforts for the health and well
fare of the sick soldsers now in hospital. -
We said to awaken a deeper interest, it
should be rather to convey to them state
ment of our wants, for we believe that to
he all that Is necessary, in order TO have
them supplied. To accomplish this we
would call upon all who can, to send such
reading matter as they have to spare, but
send that which will be entertaining to the
patients, otherwise it will but be drug
upon the market.
At the present time few of the leading
papers of the country exchange with us,
and after we have looked over their issues
they are placed in the reading room, and
most eagerly sought after by all who resort
there. Now In order to more fully meet
the wants of the patients we desire to great
" enlarge our list of exchanges, as the
surest way of accomplishing that end. We
know tIlat it is Of no interest to those papers
to exchange with us, neither is it of any
personal interest TO as to have them do so,
but We ask 1t Of them for the benefit Of those
who have gone forth TO do battle for their
country and are now, through sickness or
wounds, languishing in this hospital It
Is for their benefit, aud theirs alone, and
we feel confident that we shall not be dis
appointed in the hope that many of these
papers will be forwarded to us. This week
Ne shall send copy of the GAZETTE to
each of the following named papers with
the request, and hope, that they will send
copy of theirsissue in return New York
Tribune, Herald, Times. Post, Mercury,
Wilks' and Porter's Spirit of the Times,
clipper, Frank Lesie's Illustrated, Har-
per's Weekly, Nick Max, the Boston True
Flag, Flag of our Union, Gleasoh's Draw
inr Room Communion Wnaklu Nnveletto
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18

On Wednesday night this place was
visited by very severe thunder storm, and
for the space of an hour the rain poured
down in torrents. The noise of the thunder
was terrific, as peal on peal rent the an,
and the heavens seemed to be completely
enyeloped in fame from the constantly
flashing lightning. There was, however
but little damage done. Mr.. Murphy$
barn, just above tho hospital limits, was
struck by lightning, and slightly damaged
but owing to the rain did not take fire
7teo rats acre horribly nangledt This u
the only case we have heard Of.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18

DURING the past week twenty-nine pa
tents have been returned to duty, five dis
charged, one died, and two admitted, -
remaining in hospital, ten hundred and
eighty-seven.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18
Carr. G. w. z. SMrru and bis c.

Carr. G.. w. z. SMrrH and his COM
mand Of Ind. Md. Cavalry left this place
yesterday in the steamer Georgia, to take
up his headquarters at Eastville, Va, at
which point troops are needed, and com
maader to assume military control of the
counties of Northampton and Accomac'
where much government property has lately
been destroyed. Capt. $. has been here
since May last, most of the time as Com
mandant of the Post, and has made many
warm personal friends who will much re-
gret his departure.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-18

The draft is progressing finely in n Hampshire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

1~He u now the candidate of the ab-
clifton parsy in Ohio, for Governor, and
this fall we presume his friends may pos,
up notices of the defeat and political death
OF the renegade, John Brough, the would
be Governor Of Ohio.-[ Ksosauqua News.
All Democrats who stand by the Ad.
ministfation are denounced by the Cop
perhsAd peace plotters, as rensgades from
the Democratic party, and the party is
thereby being rapidly reduced to an ex-
elusive and select set of shirks and
knaves. What the Editor Of the News
knows about the prospects in Ohio, We
don't know, but We do know that Su nset
Cox, member Of Congress from the CO.
lunbus District, and one Of the leading
Democrats Of Ohio, was IN our City few
days ego, and admitted 10 conversation
tha. Brough would bes, vahsndighim over
81, 900 votes iu the State OF Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

HunAAH yoa GRANT AND NEApxl-
Down goes Visksburg, and down goes the
prices Of Linen goods. We hsve 90 hand
large stock Of Linen coats, pants, and
vests, which We propose to sell 1t reduc-
cd prices, owing to the fall Of vicksburg,
and the glorious victories of Meade over
Lee In PsansyIvanis. Every one in need
Of Summer goods viii do we'll to give NJ
. call, as they are bound to be sold.
VEsorLL l. JOKES.
July if--dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

ORIENTAL WoHpERs We would call
special attention TO the advertisement
fOand in our columns to-day Of the large
collection Of Chinese and japanese goods
and sea shells. which are to be sold at
suction next week. We understand that
this is the largest and most magnificent
assortment in the United States, compri-
sing articles, rich, rare, and beautiful, and
many Of them useful, but We shall speak
more fully Of them on Monday, as Capt.
Jay has kindly invited VI to visit them
to-day. This is . rare chance and affords
70 the citizens of our city an opportunity
to increase their cabinets of curiosities
with large number of 6ns articles
that are not only extremely scarce, but
which cannot be initiated by any other
nation. we are informed by Capt. Jay
that the numerous lots which compose
this invoice are direct from New York,
designed especially for this city, 20 ,h.,
our citizens need have no fear Of thei,
having been culled Of oil the flnsr ar.
ticles at some other place, and - Capt
Jay is man we'll known to some Of the
citissns Of our place, the public can rely
on bis statement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

Communication City fathers are
doing very commendable act in hav-
ing those Canada tbistlss extracted,
ON the vacant lot at the corner of 9th
and main streets. The seed was scattered
there some time ago, by the empty ing oi
Cookery Crates, and they have been Gu,
down every year since, which only had
the effect Of making them the more luxu-
rant the coming season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
csrPERHEAD NomrNATross.


We understand the yscent State Con-
vsntion Of the Copperheads nominated
the following ticket:
For Governor. Msturin l.. Fisher.
Lieutenant Govsrnof, - Duncan. T.
Supreme Judge, Charles Mason. s
Most Of our readers wall understand the
character of this ticket at glance, and if
anything more was needed on that point,
the fact that Fisher was nominated over
Gen. Tuttle, is sufficient. The nominees
belong TO that old fosilliferous strata Of
politicians, Of whom Dodge and Jones are
specimen blocks, and which is everywhere
in the North ~ we'll as the South, out
cropping in manifestations Of treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

HAAxoxruMs.-E. Kammer has Just re-
csivsd number Of splendid Harmoui-
ums direct from the manufacturers Those
wishing to purchase 6ne instrument can
do so by calling at Z. Hammers Music
Store. His terms are cash, and by max
ing the cash system his invaria5le rule he
il enabled to sell at very low rates Of
profit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

THE RrvKs Nsws.--The river il still
slowly ressding, and the sand bars show
their backs more plainly than ever. The
keokuk and st. Louis Packets have all
been taken Of Of the line, and small stern
wheelsrs put on in their place, which will
continue 70 run until such time a. the riv-
or rises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
The i7th Iswa In Legan's Assaa,s.
WALHur Hugs, JuxT 27, 1863.

EDITOR GATE CIrY:-Affairs in the
rear of Vicksburg, for4he last few days,
have been lively and interesting. The
most important event OF the siege oc-
cured on the 18th inst in the blowing
up OF the strongest Of the rebel forts-the
fort which has been considered the KEY
to Vicksburg. 1t was built in about the
centre Of the snepy's extensive Ihe Of
fortihcations, and held the V,cksburg
and Jackson road Ever since the CON-
mencement Of the sisge Gen. Logan has
been working for its reduction, and 6nal
y BY ditching and entrsuching he sue.
cseded in mining it.
The hour for blowing it up was sst at
5 so'clock p. NJ. on the 25th, and 1t 2
O'Clock the troops along the whole line
were ordered into the rife pits, the OBJ
ject Of which was TO divert the atten ton
Of the enemy, and prevent him from
massing his fcrces to defend the fort that
was to be blown up. The scene was one
OF the most exciting Of the war.
watched it from fort on high hull.
which commanded view, for the dis
tsnce Of two miles, of ours, and the rebel
Hnrks s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

- Howe and Tyler will continue the
sale Of Furniture, among which is fine
Chamber ssis. brussels and Iagraip Car
psts, csssksryware, etc., at 10 o'cioek this
morning also sale OF stock ut stable COR
neY* Main and 9th streets, a. clock D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

John h. YAre.
william A, Yore.
~.
Peter ]. CNughlin.
Mary Louisa Coughlin
Onthe 2Nth dsy Of December, 1855, Peter CoughiiA
and Mary Louisa Coughn conses ee TO sAm'l Miller
and Thomas + knster the feiio-fnE described rcai
ssiate staAed In Lss Iowa, ts-ue fAo npsth
sAn quarter OF Section eighteen the sSthwets Qusr-
ter oil Ssetiou Ter tren Tie aorth-vA eusytey r.
SECTION the fractional sqQ&eWeoa Qusrar sf
section nins snd oorh-eAse Qooxtes cf neetIsa
,hirty-six In Township sAxty-ssvBn nossA. Of nangD
seven west
ship siriy-tx north, ~ nangs six usss.
Also The norh-hah ~ 0er&oa sAivtetn snd yhe fyse
.iosaI aoh saet eoues " EsssAen 10 Tsvp-
shIt sixty nva nWA, 81 Range six wee.
Alsos 0650Ae AGlf ~ ~ ssntA -vss4 qsaresr s.A
h,fySs8 setea az ths nerts Aalf Of ussshslf ss tss
porMW~ee 0usStsr Of 8sesion tAirtesB. h Townshiy
slx1y-el1gers of aAnae 1ve Neus. y - ~
nsst Of psse sf go. sxseutedhy James :, sss
sad JsAa .. fAoasss psyshie N thrs< yssrs esl.i1
noeihs tseo Deesebsr s1kh. lese. - SsaN wsisA
dosssd y JsAn =. wflisAn 4. Yess. - ~ 49, =
tAsssioss sdve notice that - sAs ssrvtysv u ~
| Tsaass0 k1sstss hsing 1saAt n s<s~ts:es ene
terns AnA sutbosits lSveted IN gsby 9M - snes
| ssvin9 t6sR wesas nsttss h shs peiy Osse Gay =
ketur4oy, NJ 1osA ~ u ApG1ess - N st1e.
- =, , proceed 70 sell sait real epke " pey ssiA
1 oso - sS6 - insesss1 - tAevoea}An4 M s1a
AaA alsrsl lsxsssie 49, = - ly14ne4 Il .sgs-.
siIsslsk Ia ssssss, IsIs. Esd
! AAsEax AsoaAaas Asmn~s. te-Aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
NoHTRosE, July 8, 1883.

EDITOR GATE CirY:-Your paper of
July 9th, contained an article headed as
follows: "The Spirit OF the Press" "A
restoration of the Unisn forever impossi-
ble." quoted a. stated from the N. c..
Observer.
A friend of mine 10 reading this arti-
Gle, comes 70 the conclusion that you
publish such articles to prove to the peo-
pie that the restoration of the Union 10
impossible. understand from reading
the same article that the secesh editor OF
the Obseruer. is opposed to the Union,
and wrote the. article to stir up the
Southern people against the North. and
to keep down, il possible. any desire Of
theirs for reunion.
For the benefit Of some of your read.
ers, | wish you would state your reasons
for publishing the doctrines taught by
Southern traitors. II q man 10 to be con-
sidsrsd tnitor and opposed to the Uni
on because he speaks or writes what
others say, then there are few men, from
Abe Lincoln down to jeff. Davis, and on
down to the most detssAble sympathizsr
in the North, but what is q traitorS
Yours truly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

- The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Lesvss Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

~ Attention is called TO the Adver-
tisement found in another column oi
TeAmsters Wanted. This branch Of the
service offers superior inducements to all
men who are out Of employment. and do
not wish to enlist a soldiers. The Gov.
ernmsnt now Offers the best price for
tcsmsters that has ever been offered in
the West. afFording laboring men an op-
portunity TO make more than at any 9th.
~ employment. All mon employed will
receive the same care and attention in case
Of sickness a. the soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

NOtbce 10 mall oubscK1beYs.
Hereafter no subscriptions viii be re-
eeipsd for the Daily for less than three
months at the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for less than three mosshs,
will be charged 1t the rate of sixty cents
. month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

SHALL BusrNAss.-Thsre are counter
fsit tens on tho postal currency Of the
Government in circulation. They are
easily distinguished on inspection, the
lettering being shade smaller and the
entire onsnving being les distinct than
tbs genuine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

QUESTION: foR DzBAr1Na Soc1ErY.-
"lf man has tiger By, the tail, which
would Be the best for his personal safsty; !;
70 hold on OK lot 70 T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

Every cannon along the whole line was
loaded, and the cannoniers stood BY their
guns ready to FIRE al the moment. of the
explosion The infantry we're also ready
for any emergency. Thousands of bsyo-
nets cleaned along the crooked rife pits,
and artillery giisteued upon every hill.
top, all was quiet ~ Sabbath morning,
and there was nothing to indicate the
fearful storm that was about to burst
forth. Not cannon or q. musket shot
could b heard along the whole line until
the fort blow up, and then almost instan-
saneously with the explosion, the cannon
pealed forth from oil The hiil-tops which
fairly trenbled beneath the frightfal
thunders. Before the smoke had cleared
away from the exploded fort our men had
rushed to the breach and over the huge
pile Of dirt planted the stars and stripes.
The fighting for time was fearful
The rebels made two or three desperate
charges to drive our men back but were
repulsed with terrible slaughter. We
held the outside ana the enemy tns IN
side Of the fort separated BY only about
six feet of dirt. In shooting over the
bayonets would tap, and several had their
hands shot to pieces in firing. The
grestest mischief was done by hand grep-
AIDES and shells which were thrown over
the fort, both by our men and the rebels.
The intention is to change the front Of
the fort, plant our guns on the outside
and turn it upon the enemy. The men
are still working for that purpose, and
trust ii viii finally be accomplished.
The l7th Iowa has again besn thrown
into the slaughter, being selected out
from is own Division and put into Lo-
gan's to do the bloody work of holding
the fort. They went in at eleven O'Clock
at night and fought three hours. coming
out with heavy loss. Every man did hia
duty, and not one flinched from his post
The regiment during the time it was ia
the fight, used up $4,000 rounds of am.
unition.
Logan and his division. OF course, will
~ usual, get al the honor and all the
credit of the fight, and not word will be
said of the Iowa regiment that helped
them out. for it has become quite pnc
tioe lately to select out an Iowa regiment
to win glory for troops in other divisions
But let them have it. lows has enough
and is perfectly willing to share with
those that are little lacking.
Being on detached duty, / was MOI
with the regiment to shars its glory ant
wisnsesits galkntfy 10 shis engagement
But the men are enthusiastic in thsi
praise Of Col. Weaver, and good dsa
Of credit. for gallant conduct. is also Civ
en- to Capt 8. Il. Hicks and Lieut.. Spil
man Of Company X, the former uring ,
musket fred - fast - three msn coul.
load for him. 1t will require but fev
m ore days Of battle to finish the gallan
remnant of this glorious regiment.
send you. with this srticls, Col
Wsaver's official list Of killed and wound
cd. G. w. WOODROW.
1st Lieut.. & A. d. c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11

A CorxupEycE.-Ths 4th of July
1863 was almost ~ sventful day as 4,h
OF July l776. and hereafter when we
celebrate the anniversary of our natiol al
birth. ve must hold in grateful remem-
brance the victories achieved on that day
10 1868.
The rebels we're defeated on that day
in Pennsylvania. Vicksburg surrendered,
and $4,000 rebel we're whipped by 5000
Uhionists at Helena Arkansas. All ltbese
victories we're achieved in one day-ana
that day the 18th of July. Truly We will
have double cause for rejoicing on that
day hereafter.
~ AL is right OBJ the rennsyivania
Central Railroad, and passenger trains
have run through daily, without the
slightest interference. The following dis
patch shows that the Pennsylvania Il. K.
is all right.
Chicago, July 4, 1858.
To Charles ThsnpsoR. Agent Pa. II, r., Quincy,
All passeageftrains on the Pennsylva-
MIA Central Railroad are sent through -as
usual between Pittsburg and Philadel-
phia, and all through freight trains re-
ssmed running yesterday. No portion Of
our road has been reached, OF in any way
Injured BY the rebels. Injuries 20 the
Northern Central Railroad will be rene.
died in few days. Meanwhile Balti.
more passengers holding tickets by this
route will be conveyed via Philadelphis
without extra cost or delay.
w. II. HOLMES,
Gen. Pass. Ag't. Pa. Central r. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
DIED /,

On tbs i0sh inst 81 ~ o'clock In the evening, Mr.
JAMss WArsoE. al his residences oa johnson. be-
tween i3h and i4h streets aged "a years and sdays.
Funeral services attAe resdenee at o'clock p. 4
to-day. Friends Of tbs dseesssd invited BE- pre-
nent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
.ORREsPONDENCE WANTED.

Two young men who have served two years Ia Uncle
Sam's army wish TO open . corrsspondsncs With the
number Of young Lsdss wih view y love. fun,
or natrimony. Addfsss with ossAdsnss and fall
namos - a. y. b. CAnROIL
j. q PnfkkS
r Co. y, ID LOSE Infantry vioksbuse Mis-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
NOTICE.
70 Augu,ts Kemuier

To Augusta Kemmier
You hereby notified that there IL now on die In
the ofce Of the Clerk Of The District Court Of Leo
County Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of jacob Kemm-
ler lAning Of you divorces from the bonds o matr
ony, for your willfu dssdion, for ha biiu
al drunkenness and such inhuman reatmen mt OF him by
you - 10 endanger his life.
And uniess you appear and make defence n same
be fore Of the day Of the ext q
or said District Court commencing on the nrs3 Mon
day OF eptambsr, t63, default will bo had agaipst
you and decree rendsred prayed for Ia said pen
ton. ga q .s IL EpMUED JAE0Ek,
JyIu-dfw sit'y for Plainsin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
WANTED.

WAIVED
-, 600 Peunds Fresh Butter Wanted,
p0Ahy@. .1|6 &&% -. H240GxS {
1ay17>ASR Nes lQ Main arses. hsew. ssk Aad NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
HACK LINE
D1YosgD upDYvuIn.

Farthe secomacdaeson 81 ths tray 1-1<n
cling public, tbs undsraigned have ~ - =
tsbIisA ~ . DAILY, LINw OF HACkB 600 y1dy-
VILE, via Oakaloesa. Belle Ponsatpe, kAo1silie
Pirasantvilie Indiaaoia, St Chsrlss, Wn
tAsestt. IA LaWte, 10 Caas county. q ft
Haets rsn n ssnssssAsa With ths arrival and d.
partuIe Of ~ Gers q UdAyvilte.
We hAsaeomoostablo HAshs, geoA stock, and WI
not keep In our enpoy any other than the most
fai asd Aonest dsivsN. We Invite NE patrenAse q
the srsvaling psbais.
MAJ q. lsoa.-lW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
Company DIV opndsd. 1,

company D-- ounded.- fsfg3se
lst sergt Ms. PestiDgill, shoulder q
Corp John Miller, foot
Pr Adelbert Meacham, foot
dob Carter, hand slightly.
jacob Smith, shoulder ~ - HaI
Daniel N. Rowe, back
Company E-Wounded.
Capt Thomas Ping, disabled by shell.
I'd Lit M 9 Cooley, burned 10 face
LIST Sergt c F Graves, thigh
Pr Josiah Phelps, knee slightly
John F COnger, leg, neck and face "
Elias Sheaser, " |"
VIM l. Grigsby, scalp
Company r
Pr Chas Chase. w'd head and neck I"
Company G--Wounded.
Capt VIM Homer, hip severely.
Pr VIM A West, hip aud knee mortally.
Company H--Wounded.
Sergt Jackson ] ohnson, face slightly.
Corp David Monroe, back severely.
Pr Gyshbert steenhook, leg
Samuel Eicher, killed.
Company Wounded.
lst Sergt James Coad, arm severely.
Pr WIN G Porter. hand
Benz Stephenson, face and hand i"
VIM Summers. leg amputated
Henry A Welsh; hand slightly.
Corp Zebades F Wood. disabled by shell
Pr Henry Crickburn, killed.
Company K-Wounded.
Pr Hugh A White. shoulder
VIM G Buck. head
All the above were wounded BY the
explosion of " hand grenades." &c pound
shells.
RRcAPrruLATIoN
Killed 8
Wounded 81
Disabled BY shell 5
Total 81
Respectfully,
CLARK r. WEvER, Col. CONG
17th Iowa Inft Volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-11
AAsxess rxIcxr. yoRx nsAxrr
VANCEY 4 DRAYER,
A + = q r Il - = s
rOR WAR CLAIMANTS.
No. 50 Main Street, Keokuk, Iewa,

tovsr ogdsu's Book storey
Wisttsnd faithfully any business entrusted TO their
care, such as securing Pensions Bounty Money,
Arrears OF Fay, Comm rtations OF Rations, Psy
Horsas lost IN service, &c.
N. by the ate Act ofCongress Sold ers DISCHARGED
from service by reason OF wounds received In
hattie are entitled TO the 100 aseumty.
udsf ihe Act OF ConRress, approved Juty iIh ise2
Pensions are granted W the following clAs,ss o. per
sons; l.-tnvsilds, disabled In the service since
March 9Th. lBsf, In the line Of duty. I@widows Of
onscers or Soldiers d lying wounds received or die
ease con rsased Ia the ,ervice In the line OF duty
Ill Orphan children under sixteen years OF axe. "
Widowed Mothers Of decsAsea soldiers. v,-Ds-
psndsn. 6istess nm der sixte~n years Of vLThs
widows or Heirs OF psfsoss dying In the service,
titled TO the eio0 Bounty and ar-esu sf Pay. AZ
UPwrite q short letter, (stamp enclos ed } state
the nature Of Claims, and We will kvst immediste
Ataeauon.
~ rEnMfsaIoR ruRy RRvER TO
Hen. Jas. Barian, o. g. senator NJ. Pleasant Iowa;
Hon. II. n Pickel, y. NJ Assessov, -
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