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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-18
FOR TEH HOLIDAYS

DED. Crib aud crallc Blankets Towels and Tow-
y tl y.,tetel- Quits Army Blaukets Gents
Jt'. sv.iI tiA gaIlo:pane., Lace Iidiet- Eo-
80 ,ps|t1at43l rud.a2HSHns' window Cu7aln ia
n.f'o ff'ioloi 5di lo BAN 81 son.
d6IJ9 93rmah sUNi. % TO 20 South High Strcee2-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-18
TIIIRD.TRAIN.

MAIL AND EXPRESS-Lcayes Columbus at 800
at Salem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea; arriving at Cleveland al 800 p. NJ; Duulirk
2:4s A. NJ; Buffalo, 4:20 a. NJ; New York, $3.50 p.
NJ; Boston, 455 P. Nj Pitsburg, via Crcsdine, AZ
A. NJ. Chicago, via Grafton, at 1890 A. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-18

CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that read.
AT Crestline with Pittsburg, 1T. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pttsburg, Philadelphia and Baiti-
more. Also for Chicago.
AT Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points that road Also, for T0e
do and Chicago.
At Grafton for Toledo.
AT Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric,
DunlSirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-18

FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS. Leaves Columbus at $50 A.
NJ. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley. Caplington
Gilead, Gallon and at all stations north Of Gallon
arriving at Cleveland at $50 A. NJ pn9Krk, S4S
Boston S:5OP NJ, Chicago, via Crestline, 1890 p MI
Piltsb1rg, $3.50 T.. NJ. Philadelphia. 100 a. NJ.
Chicago, via Grafton, at 1880 i. VI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
r EGAL NOTICE.
sTATE or IowA,(-

STATE ,lrs t q ,owlAA'{- ese 4aa os
ruynsr, Milsen i Ca, W, Hssh n Smiley, Asrthe
= Smiley, NsrgxFet Davies, Johnson Dasies, Con-
vsrss, HssAiag 4 Os., a i Dealings D DsaisHs
The n<fundApta will take nDties 'thas thErA - neW,
on o In the ofrc of ne Csyk Of tie District Cosrt
OF Lee euuntys I6uA, - Zen 4A0eDsA ~ Ss0een
Of Turner, wils0b, a CO. ssaltpS that attAp Deepes
arm ko8f oftnfd EcuH. thsy rUcovered JUDGMENT
kainst defe nasas Msgh H.Sniisy, for oS.sfO. With
.a,srss. and iesesisssse oi Aos.dass . ss x
bpt Of Ecss ssven A1 xluhS "A Block thirty-sx, IN
ahe City Of Keekuk. Aes nonnty sIoxA, eanNenqanx
pse huuSea 1sst % fStA skrset IRON the cefner Of
- 90 Jcleon sesssts saA sxtsnAtag ssvasus To
Alley Id aAN Block, tventy teet. Apd u ne zane
Ssahd list safd Smiley wssindosseA
70 CoAssrees Haed in@ - Cos N So sam 81 oias1
vlth Interest secured oy tAs saas AssxaEes The
1ai1 pssfslss sspssssasa tAAs 4. h Dsiak Md -
fsni no vements 70 Hugh H. Smiley and Inst
Eeaid smiley and Martha j. Smllcy undertook TO oss-
leeepsai peoperty ~ said J.. DsmpEs p0tin oCsA
| ~ TeSA ssd Morteaks there uss m error ia the
I1eeesir6Io1 Bed Dsstlop TepVssststhAt sstd nar.
1srey 0 neviss and JoAnson Davies have IN ntsrsss
"a sal6propsvas The pssycs u the yeaaton = sof
stion OF the Deed and Mortgage, the csnees-
elon Of tAp tntescsts al defes oan On ofacf .o1
~ stAte ~ ~ uf6psFty mad eAssssosssh - ~
aspda and lov Repefal relief. i "a, -. - q.
Unlsss you appsAr and answef sal1 Pouuos c W
ktore tba ~ dsy Of the Nay tern ~ sAa sre:
~ noon eupeuc n9thB - 0onday 81 nay. urCrs
vim bstsksn according 10 the prayer o. ne oh'.
/ sssas" RANKIN + HaCRARYa
na,nn.aH~ Aii0rasysfoT RlAins9.
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/ KGAL NOTICE.

1As k~ekuA Breach of IN STATE bank sfyewa, Ps.ia-
tik, ". John Templiu, Roswell PluEnsr, and ).
CAAnhsssa1n, DeNaAanss.
The DefeaAa1ts milltakA nstJce that there . uov -
tle In tho ef1c6 ofthe Clerk ofth Wstsct Court q
Piaintig oistminr Of vow jHd&msnt for ths sua 81
rhret Thouran6 and Tweniy-eight Dotass. VIII ten
per al A. mensy due ON ptesssosy notey
Secuted by YOU to the PIatntE; And aisn eaai1tne
yon sttaehuentfor reasons stassa N sAia
petition. fsN s. 80
tbs second dsy II 1he 10y rer io13. ~ nooa
ID asy said Court commencing On The third Mon
ana certain county no1ds hAte6n attached ordered -
- - 1s.ss1y 49, RANK9N = McCRAHY,
nchs-dlv PiaintiGb Atterpeya. 6
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EEThs Dubuque Herald occasional
ly publishes letters from ito correspond
ents, inelosing remittances for subscrip-
dons, generally couched in such terms
Is these
please find - so in Abolition rags.
"FiDd Lincoln's trash for three more
subscribers" Enclosed find green
back promise to pay. which never will be
paid" DC. Notwithstanding this persis-
tent depreciation Of Government money.
the canting hypocribss Of the Herald
have not been observed to refuse to peck
ct the gTeenbacks With as much avidity
as though they were gold. Hoses Bigs-
low describes this breed Of ibslsn y re-
sembling 4 q sfFs s1
"a perch that's got the yallers,
With the nsanness Dustin out
Cincinnati Commercial. as Y
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70 nssnayd xsars, Fickisn \ Lucas, WIN Rsskiss,
Geo g Andemop ~ Co.. AAEoan, li4tcA a,
Thompson. seott 4 Crmsby, A r stevens, DAniel
AAAosr, AgHesmrr Chagsn = Lee. TAs Ststs q
Iowa, Tor lhc nse Of the School Fuad, ADron q
ktcAarAssa, Hadin 4 RAiston, HSgh 3 KsSd, WIN
LeigAses, J l. ksses, cathArineh WslchnAA aet =
weichm6n herhns6and, King . Tumulty, Douthsi
YOU and each OF you are hereby notified that there
10 On ai6 In the ocs u the Cerk Of tho District
Court 10 end for Lee county, Iowa, - Kseksk, ps
tion Or Eamuel r. Auisr, claiming against you the
said HssnaSd Essrt ~ MIN OfOae I0oasaAd DAE
lars money due on certain psemiasegy non es, 4Ad
also saiming aSssnss sl Of ycu the fUrsCosafe OK
AortgAss slsn ~ aaid kernarA xwArt - secure ssa
upon the following Real Hstate h the Csuny OF
Loe ana xtsss n Iowa: The Nadivtsd Astf 81 ENse
on ~ and two t7lin Block NJ SIX ri aud cfLols
sesci IN rem ii0 aud siesen IiIi In block twsnts
three ISL in Retds Additirn 70 tho City Of keokuk,
AUd unless you appear thereto sand deesad beSsrs
noon " ths ss~ond Day ofths Septembsr term. leo3
Of 80 Dafcs Court .ocnluensiag On the 0ne llsn.
DAY In September, ItBT Judgment and dscrse VIII b.
ren1ssea thereon ~ defiant. and 1aN Real nAe&te
viii be sold for The psymsat ri hesan lean4 das ~
PiAinti6 With inherent aud costs
h RANKIN = McCRAHY, 7
mhal-d Atsprnsys far Piaintif.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.
fHz STATE OF IOWA. ..

J
To John Stevenson Anna 4 Stevenson, yosish W
Price. Artim,cis woolien, AndrevJ Wooilen, Fran
els Price. guardian Of Thomas JcfftY Price and
FraHcis Amsriea prices tniness )aad 10 III oShsss
whom IL may coucern -
You and each Of yen, hsvehy notified that there
10 file In The County Court Of Leo County IovA,
ut Fort Madison Iowa, petIion OF the undsssixned
exncutar the estafe - Price, deeessed praying
for order and cenAe tosei for the pspese Of sas
Tying dsots due from said estste, the following de-
scrbed rsal cstste. TO vii: The N. b. efehe n. W.
Of Secs, Tp O., N.ot r. No. 20 west, consainipe -
acres, with I'll the Improvements thereon 10 The 0oinI
Of Ringxold Iowa Lois Nos 81, -, q. ~ - ~
~ o. ~ 90 49, A6 49, III, g. a. So 81, "a, 81 ~ S.
Co. 81. S. 81 60, 81. a. o. a. s. g. a. a. 90 10, ~
~, r. ~, IS 10, II "a, ~ and 90 In the town Of
Marsh.i laid OF on the Et o. abovs described tract
OF keai Estate. IN kinggotd Coanty, lows.
Said pAtitinn Mill be heard and Anasxninad ho5oso
sad Coass % the let Monday IN Aprii, 1863, Al
O'Clock, =, Of sald day, d Which tme you can
tend and chow causstit any you havel Why The prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
By order OF the County Court,
b. r. C.. LAEGFoRD,
Execmor " the Estate ~ C. ). Price, decd
JNo. VANgALKEKBURG,
Match 18th. 16G3-d3w Atry for PiatntiH.
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Asssnaps = ME- - ~ issasj.srs a.A
No. ~ $3.50 9xussrassA.
a,l $3.50 Baltimore, March IN.
DxAa DEAIEa :--sonethipK % rod
trsnspired here tbs other dsy thAs I can't
help telling you. though the names are
high wrought and fsctftious, the facts are
unalloyed. aiaes0
Mrs. Brown, husband liying9 fell in
lore With Mr.. Jones, but cesld not ssjoy
his conpany, because Mr.. Brown was too
much at home. Therefore Mrs. b, with
ont much coaxiBg, VA induced 10 slops
with lover Jones. All was arranged to
leave on the early Washipgtou train hast
Friday. The husband got wind of the
affair, went down to the depot in the
morning designated. and unobservedly
located the two, then went down the
track few rods and waited fox the train
to pass. As 1t came along, (she had the
window open--wonen always have the
windows open when they should be clos
ed, Mr.. Brown took off his hat aud wav-
ed his Handkerchief while yelling Ut the
top of his voice, Good Good i Pm
glad you are going-hurrah for ms---good
radiance" &c. Mrs. Brown at FIRST
looked amazed. then sneered, then made
very ugly faces, then shook her fist and
head at Mr.. Brown-then outsiders lost
their view, and insiders relate that when
Mr.. Brown Was no longer visible to the
faithless wife, she turned fercely upon
her scducer and almost pounded the face
of him. He was gkd TO get into the
smoking car.
At the first station Mrs. Brown got or
and walked back 70 Baltimore, repent
ant if not better woman.
Sequel-The Browns are living togeth.
er again. 0s
Lord what q persuader Mrs. Brown
must be 70 thus win back her spouse's
love. wonder if she did it by force of
arms II Correspondence Of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

The first KcntuckY Treason Case..
4 vsrAics 81 Outlty Ie1aA.
= Thomas G. Schsclett, Of Meade eoun-
ty, indicted for treason in tbs u. s. Cir
cult Court. has been ON trial in this city
since Friday last, and yesterday verdict
of guilty wss rendered agsi.Ist him. The
case Was tried before the Hon. Bland Bal
lard, the prosecution conducted By the
lately appointed District Attorney. Thos
Z. Bramlstss, and the prisoner defended
by VIM. r. Bullitt and Isaac d. Stone,
Esqs. This Schaclett Was . desperate
and cut threat, who went off in 1861,
when Backner attempted to betray the
State, was associated with Forests COM
mand. We think, and casse back with
Bragg's invading army last fall. He left
that body at Red Mills, on tho Rolling
Fork. and Meade county, where he ar
rested the Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff and As
SCISSOR, by the order Of Bragg, - he said.
and succeeded in taking two away - pris-
oners to the rebel camp. He afterwards
killed Mr.. Pearmain, the Postmaster, u
Min Spring under circumstances Of unu-
sual and cold-bloodsd atrocity, ~ he vas
endeavoriDg to escape. shooting him down
despite the fearful prayers Of his vita and
family. The Home Guards Of Meade
then got upon his track, and succeeded
10 arresting him, and, after indictment
and trial, upon which he vas defended
with eonssmmate akill, he has been found
guilty Of treason. This is the first in
dictmept and the first convictien since
tile rebellion broke out, and We trust that
no mistaken clemeacy viii prevent him
from being the first TO expiate his avtul
crimes on the gallows.- Louisville Jour
nal. se ST.
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To Reniamin Jehnaon. sE r1E 8l
You hereby notified that there is now on file In
tbs oneA Of the Clerk q The District Conr Of Lee
county, Iowa, At KeokuA. petttcn Of Frsdsenk xag
claiming against you decree for the cancellation Of
certain Mortgage. given BY said xaeg 70 you, upoa
certain Real Estate Lee county, Iowa. and alao pray
Ing for Judgment for 7 wo Hundred Dollars money
psid ~ plaintiff 10 you ILLEGAL and usurious In
Ieresi and without legal confederation
And uuiess you appear thereto and defend before
of the secondary vi The oil sand District
Court eommene ing the first Monday OF September,
1853 decree ana judgment will be rendered against
you thereon BY default
BANEIN 4 AcCRARY, .
msgs3-d4w Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Edward Cole, Eliza Stewart, and Bridxman
Reed:
You hereby notified that there 10 new On nle In
the Clerks ONCE OF ths District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, At foYt Madison petition Of John w Rankin
samuel Miller claiming Of you, The said y. Cole
the Of en- Hundred aud Hinety-eieht Dollars and
brty-nne ccuts and Interest money due on two
pFoseMy nJses, and aiso claiming against all a. yeu
the foreclosure of certain MORTGAGE giyen 10
said noees and conveying the Following property, to-
VII Lot No. ssn Ii0li block twenty III tn the
city OF keokuk, County Of Lee, and State VI Lowa In
Heed, have some interest #aM4 si#
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of The second day of the next term OF raid Det
Court commencing the third Monday 10 september,
le0s judgment md decree will be rendered Against
yoa khsFsen BY default. go
RANKIN h McCRARY,
uar3I-AH Atturreys for plsirkiN.
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r EGAL NOTICE.


To kiijah II. Graves:
You are hereby notified that there 10 on Gle In
the once OF the Clerk ofthe District Court OF Lee
county, lows. = Fora Madison petition Of william
q. Graham claiming Of you the sum OF ono Thop.
aasd DsilsU - nancy dus on . promtssevy note,
certain MerteAgs given By you 70 said p1aint6 Of
Ne nets saed On, and another note eonsuyng
ty.two Iaej in Township No. sirsy.nvs I6sl North
Range No. 8, West, In Lee Couney. Iowa.
And unieas you appear thereto and defend on or
before noon Of th6 scc0nd day OF the pext tern
of said District Court, " the third Mon
day in May 1859, Judgment and dscree will be render
Cd asaiast you BY defsuis.
RANKIN McCRARY,
uarIs-dAw AhQYnoys for Plaintiff.
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|ULrrNa rnE Flag Thomas Frame

Biting rHE FLAG. Thomas Frame,
carrier Of the Journal, and ~ sm-
ii that Office during the last gear
traitorous career. was yesterday
4 By the military authorities for
= on tho United States flag. He
! tried by the Military Commission
in this city, and II fonnd guilty
severely punished. Col. Harding
|Srmined that his Gag shall BE- res
a, and that rebels shaii not insult
l man with inpunity. The TINA
Halfway measures with traitors is
Y Letan examph Be set 70 orr "er-
besthren" that win teach them TO
! dsposita Of sheis saliva, hereafter.
- places than that chosen BY young
[et. 10. Herald.
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II
o.HuEh r Reid, Albert Wells. George Z Gordon,
J Traber, u, wm Aubrey, Hiram Barney. Price,
Patten Co., Mason Wheeler, John Roe
Co., John Lavender, Judd, walker Co., George
Bliss Co. c Waite. Job Dosn, United states Of
America, Chaxtes yfele: TF,&
You, snd sseh ofyou, hereby notified thAt there
Is now 1e In the ocs OF the Clerk q the Disrict
Court OF Lee County, IsNa, ct Keoknk, petition Of
samael \. Co rye, Claiming Of you, hugh T. Ried.
the sum Of Seven Thous and bolsr-, With per cent
interest per annsn, - n1oN<y das on psenissCsy
notes secnrefb BY mortgage made by you 10 henry
lor, and since assNasS y td sA1beh <. George,
dated September a3d 1ets, Also claiming against ach
Of you the foreclosure said Nortgags the be-
upon the west ives: quarter ofkee-
ton eiehteen containing eighty acres mere or less in
Towu6ap axtt ax l0eI nertA o. Hangs Ave ISL vest,
snfh< sorth halt OF Section ISL Township yAsix
1861 Range SIX Isl west all in Lee Coonty Iowa; and
further ing for sale Of said premises and general
relief.
And unlessyou appear and snsvsr said petition on
before Of tho second day Of the next term Of
said Court. to commence d Keokak the lst Mon
day Of september, D., 1ee3 adefsat VIII be enseree
against you and judgment rendered thereon - HraysA
49, -. ~" NOBLE q STRONG,
nari6-A4w Attorneys for Piaintan.
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Whsreas my wife Hannah hos len my home pi9hoA
any I'D csnao os vfuvucAsieA. to pNSUe - -
~ npsiaed not 10 tFuss her my AaeOam, enn QmNI
tofminsd - pay no dehts eontsA6e4 ~ -
esnpslsed 70 lose hy Law. sss $50 4 - -
kago6-dlm JONAH 1A3U1s
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Maryland siavehstder,a vleWsss.
Ssuna xentinents.
In response to the speech Of John ysu
uren At the Cooper Institute. . Mary
ld STAKEHOLDER sends him the following
ter. II the democracy will accept 1t Is
eir platform, We shall have no quarrel
th them:
CuABERLASp, Nd. March 10.
DEAR SIR:-Having read in the Balti-
IRE American the remarks you made at
Cooper Instituts, / cannot refrain
n expressing the pleasure they afford
me- aud the lnxsl citizens in our Sec
Of the Stass- Residing, - We do,
nediately upon tie lines, being within
tones throw Of vifgiIia, and being
iliar with the Incorporating and de-
tspirit prevailing there, i have thought
! long time that the North was hborisg
Ter fatal mistake in snpposing that
cencilntory policy on tdsir part
i'd reconcile the soemy. lean, more
state from my own observation, that
division Of sentiment in the North
contributed ready to emboldcn them.
may rest assured that if the North
poses to pat down the rebellion, the
way it can be done il by presenting
lited front and by force Of arms.
an native Of this State, end have !
numerous family connection, and
hardly m exception oil own alaves.
"a hardly add that I was opposed h
ference with the slavery question -
when the Republican party pansd
onstitutonal amcpdment forever pro-
ng the institution in States where il
s, it was all the South could reason.
ask. aud that having been rejected,
Igs have undergone grsst change,
am ROW for vindicating the author
the Government, even if slavery
70 the wall. And such, ! believe Is
evailing sentiment Of the loyal men
lState.
Ihave not the pleasure Of a person
intanoe with you, ! hope you will
) the liberty I have taken in adj
ing you.
Very respectfully yours, a-
VAx BUREx, New York,
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+ EdAL NOTICE.

10 &. y. Graves.
Yen arc Aersby Hott1ed that there Il now on file n
tAe p4e Of the CLERK ri Ne Dssrci Court of Lee
", Iowa 81 Fort Madison. petition OF w. G. Graham,
claiming = yea ~ san 81 Hsur asd Two ana
~ lou Dollars With inteS~~t n the OF cent
pex Aunum from March 1uth, 1853 - money due Cd
tachment. .sss evtsstr
Aud unless you appear thereto and defend on or
before Of The second day ofth next May term a
sad Court, 1t Fort Madison, TO commence on the shrd
Monday OF Nay, 1853, judgment viii be rendered
against you thereon By dslsule.
RANKIN McCRARY,
maYle-d<w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE GATE CITY,
From the Hawksys.l
ARMY GORREsPO DBNCE. ~
CAMP 8rH Iowa IsSs NEAR HpL2vA,Asx..
@A = A8es March letis fsSS.

ARMY CORREsPONDB NCE. ~
cAxP FRI Iowa Isy. NEAR Hs1AsA,.Anx.l
EDlToR HAwK.EYx--Dear Ssr:
We have seen with pleasure the m.
nouncement in the papers Of the 10th inst,
that eur brave and noble Colonel, O., l..
=, MI.atlhies, has been promoted to Brioadier
tsGcDeral Of Volunteers.
The appointment gives M al renewed
conhdence IN the integrity or the Admin.
istration, by the selection Of officers Who
nave fairly won promotion b disbi6
gulshed services in the field. Whoever
may have been disappointed 10 their own
cases, there y not nas in the grand ar
ny Of the Mississippi, from ths highss. 70
the lowsst. Int who h glad . scknowl-
edge with pride and pieassfs, the merits
OF Col. Matthies, for promotion. He has
not yet received his commission, and still
remains at the head of his regiment In
the discharge Of his duties in bis usual
easy and presentations manner. We
shall all deeply regret the necessity OF
losing him Us . regimental commander,
but hope to have the honor Of serving un-
der him in his highly merited and hard
earned position of Brig. General. =
Az an evidence of the gracefulness with
which he dispcnses matters in his reQi.
msnt, ] enclose . espy Of N erdsriasssd
by him to day, in reference to . drummer
in this regiment. who was engaged in the
destruction Of certain Copperhead
Press at Ksokak, not long sinss. Al
though not designed for the public, you
will confer favor on the privstss Of this
regiment BY publishing the same. h.
A PRIyArs, Fifth Iova Inf.
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HEADo'Rs, 5rH Iowa ISF.,
Camp near Helena, Ark,
March 10, '63.

March 10, '6s.
Special Order, No s.
Robt. Baui, dramin.r OF Company b,
9th Iowa Iafantry Volunteers, who, with
heroic courags and indslAiigshis pesss-
|verance, carried our wounded and dying
comrades from the battle6eldat Iuks, and
Iby incesssat exposures and pvivstions,
contracted severe illness which slnost
proved ktal 10 him. has returned 70 his
lreeiment.
The Colonel Commencing rsgrsts deep
b, in view Of such noble traits 81 shsrse.
Per, that he i ascessitatsd 70 reprimand
aid Robt. Baui. drummer of Company
g, 9Th Iowa Infantry vosuntsers, for bis
rnsoldierly conduct while convalescent 10
be Hospital 1t Keokuk, Iowa, In violent
using sledge hammer against . so
allied Comprehend Newspaper Prsss 4,
hat placs.
But TO secure the services Of drum
per of such pos~d;ng propensities. and
reward him for valuable services boye
flsd, said Robt. Baui, is hereby appoint
Drum Mfjor Of the 5th Iowa Infantry
oiunteers, and will be respected and
beyed accordingly.
G. L. MArTHrEs,
Col. 9Th Iowa Infantry Vols.
\ ~ n A
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RE6vLAR PACKET.
THE LiGHT-DRAuGHT, FAST Mh
= running Steamer, kR-aaa
e a q Il e,
y. w. zIOHOP. Capt.
WILL MAKE THEE TRIPS DAILY,

Keekuk, Wafsag anA AlexanaSlas
v0LLows. ffFNsst Z
Leave Alexandra 730 and HOO A. NJ and 100 p. n.
50 warsaw 7.+6 and HIS A. M. and 4 q p. n.
g Keokuk 200 A. NJ, snd 100 and 500 r. ~
In connection With the Above, making four trips
daily between " arssw and Alcxandria.
mcb0-dim -
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NOTICE.

snaYaI-<An.
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CNcNEATI, July 10.LIt is reported tnis
morning that rebel forces are operating on the
river between here and Louisyiiie, with the in
tention of capturing passing boats. -.
The GaAeIte's Vioksburg correspondence esaya:
Among the officers capsuted are obs Lieuten-
snt-General, four Msjor- Generals, ana between
fifteen and twenty Brgadier-Genersls. The
garrison comprised tWooty thousand men.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-11

FoRTREss MoNRoE, July s.-The folio wing has
been received from the Associated Press corres-
pondent at Newbern, dsted July 6yh: Lieut..
Col. Lewis, of the 81 New York cAvalry, is in
command of the cavalry force now penetrating
the interior OF this State, which Is pars OF the
expedition which left here on the morning of
the 4th inst. Gen. Hickman is In command of
the other portion of the expedition. -s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-11

WAsHINeroN, July 9.-The operations Of Gen.
Dix's command st w hite House and on the Pc
ninsuls are successful. having cut off all direct
communication from Richmond and Lees army,
and detained large numbers Of troops in and
about Richmondp which would have been al,
lowed TO reinforce Lee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-11

NEWBERS, N. c., July S "A picked force of
infantry, artillery and cavalry moved inland
from this point on the night Of the 80 inst, led
BY Gen. Foster In person, who is confident of
accomplishing all he has undertaken. II the
enemy attempts to obstruct his advance an inn
portsnt engagement will doubsless take place
TO day or Tomorrow. r,-D