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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13
MEW MEDICAL DISCOYERYl

MI EW MEUIJAL UISCUF EhII
IN For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
0rrhGa, Gleet, Urethra DISCHARGES, Seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions lucOntinencs Genital lrr-
liability and Debility Gravel structure and Affections
OF the Kidneys and Blsjder, which ha been used By
upwards OF One Hundfed Physicians in their private
practice, with entire success huperaedinE tubeo1,
Oopaiba, Capsules, any compound hitherto known.
b L l. IS p u e + p / i /
are speedy in acti0n, often Affecting cure in few
days, and whon cure il effected il "a permanent
They are prepared nom vegetable extracts that
harmless on the System, and never nau8eates the
Stomach or impreDates the breath; and being sugar
coated all nauseou8 taste Is avoided. No change %
diet Is necessary Whilo using them; does their
tion interfere with bIndnesa pursuits.
Price One Dollar and viii be sent by NAL on recsiRa
Of price and red STAMPS G. w. CLARka
deolT n9 Superior-st.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

sg-THE GRlzFHNBEnG VEGETABLE Pills are better
AN any other kind Of Pills in the woIld Price sc
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

gBTHE UTERINE UATuOLIooH viii also cure GrsT-
el, diseases Of the Kidneys: urinary difficulties IN
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13
The Despatch Cooking STOW

always kept on hand he is now ready 70 sell a. n
lowest prices Tor CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

lsee Ont W L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
ARIGINAfAOTICE.

To " Scott, Geosge C Disop. ss Trustee Of william
Enders; A Latham, William Enders, George O
ppxon stripe, rs Trustee Of u Aiexandcr:
1feen Ersktne, John b, less, James r Baylees
Uhsptn z Lee, Hosmer, FickiIn l. Lucas. Wooiey
= 0r.hAm, OGDEN. BfownelI Co, william R1d-
dick, Amsden. xssignes OF James
1ekiboen, G w Nye, job Doen:
Toy are hereby notified II there IL NOW on ME In
TIE oice Of The Clerk of the District Court OF Lee
Couniy Ie.a, q Ksokuk, the petition Of n. O. Bsi-
sted Claiming that one James ~ Ried executed TO
one Henry Newton = mortgage upon real estate des
crfoed as the noth east quarter OF the narsA-e.ss
quarter Of the south quarter Of Section twenty
ak, Township sixty.nve, North OF Range I've, West.
IN Lee county, Iowa, vhich mortgage Wis assigned 10
one John Lynch Who fcrsclosed the same and held In
said real estsse q Sherns fais and Afterwards con
veyed the same 10 panF and that you have or claim
some inherent - part OF real estate which l. sbse-
quent y The said mortgage and were not mas parties
g ..s oreososs ssit and Praying nat yos 30
Interest and vebs Of Redemption the said suit be fore.
closed and extingushed, end fox other relief
49, - as0ees A. eeSNG AeEufo On - balore
nocn Of tie second day e. - next em Of - Ger.
- p Apadn ths 1f1e N44nnttf psbruo< =
esask will y enteeef Ao1111 - asd I7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
0RIGINAL NOTICE.

70 0uy welis, Hugh " Sample, Samuel 4. osssis,
aa.ard knboarne. p Ford, . " Ford, James
10 holi En-; a nsaiss yssn c.sxson 90 Hsrri-
Grssly, Lille Devereux Unused. vile end dsyisss
ofPnnt Um.tsd; o = Crane, Coz sAslIey,
e. e:s u ss 5s. H Hs IN a Y,
kanp, ASasy Resves, Asram barney, Yeasn.n,
Kebtason Co, Edsar Thsnpsos, nsnry Tovls,
Hale = CO; Aaiben. Van valkenberr 4 CO; Bene'
Fsrnham. KIrthan 4 Co; } u DAY, assignee Of
Yosa1 Gee: Lo.usr, nsry i,leiy, q Lyman,
Anefess Dedisy. Lonss \ Al.rAndsr, va
s. s,s' o...s:s p ss;', sH.;: s.
the Boston Leeenc4i.e WORKS, n b norrisos.
Brown. ank Of the old Dssninion. Pasi wocdvsrd
F.ssyso0, c.r,eli Levi. f.pson, sumner s..S.
bins, William eurpscn, Pierce Brothers 4 Plan
dep. Cock L LsnharI stone, Starr 4 Co; sohn
Gailand deceased; c CARRIER, VIM Thompson, trustee
Oft NJ Graham; } Eastman. Comstock d Co; Du
.. ssf S. o ssss ssssss.
You are hereby nctiaed that there 10 nov on die In
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Ceur of Lee
.n
TOR ofthe estate Of Robert Tsgee deceased and Emma
r. fsxgert, and Alice @. Tsxsert, minors By Hannah
wells eo1veyance Of one fifth part of all the lands
pssehased By Curtis, sample, Wells, Lyon, and Cor
Tie undivided one halls Of the north fraction or u
south-vesf quarter OF eection thfry Seventy
reAs wide 81 the North fractional quarter Of Sec
tion sftyf0us; The northeast frsionai quarter Of
Section thirty three except about ave sold 70 the
Dies Moines River Company the north west and south
vest fractional quarter Of Section thirty three In
Township sixty-fv- North, Of Rang. Eve West In Lea
cuunty Iowa Said petition also prays for partitlo
of said laads. decreeins Gfth TO plsntG, and
vtding the balance among the other owners also fol
adjustment Of the right and equities Of all the
fen da Dts and for general relief.
And that unless ApPesr ard answer said petition
on or before the second cay al Of he February
term 1854 Of said Court Judgment win be rendered
against you by defsuh
RANKIN b MeCRARY
dec3-A4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

The details given BY Samson of this
remarkable incident in the Reign Of Ter.
ror are, Is might be expected, more m:
mute than any that have yet been sives
to the public; but they show The oarcum.
stances OF the case, as depicssa bv Mr.
Wards pencil from previosaly sx;s,;n.
data. to be perfectly corsect Charlot,s
had not returned to- minutes from her
trial, At which she had conducted herselt
with urssappled 6rmness and ability
than n. Hauer, the artist, vas introduced
She converted with the artist. while en-.
gagged IN his task, with perfec, calmpess
for an hour and half, when she sndaenlv
remembered that she had forgotten to write
letter. She had only penned few lines
wheD Samson made his appearance. She
went on with her work Notwithstanding.
and, when she had finished. she pl.csd
her chair in the middle Of the roo,,
aud let down her beautiful hair to be ont
of. ~ Wv
"Since N. de la Barre" says SAMSON
~ never witnessed 80 much courape in
death ! Wewere there, six or seven cl-
liens. whose business 10 not of uatn.s -
soften the feelings, yet she appsan l...
affected than any of US, and even ~ lin
had not lost their color. When - h.;r
was cut of. she gave half to Aha artist ena
the remainder to Richard, the. esoler. "a,
his wife, who had mAaifestsd a1est in,er.
est 10 the unfortunate young sdy.s She
went to The seaffold With ths ,ams ,..,e,E.
able iatrepidity there "a nos - Il
oravado--simpls, mia pioas RI
or ''penstratinG and Irresistible
scribe it,
Robespisrre, Desmouslips ,nd D.nton
we're At window in the Rue Saint Hon.
ore. On the way, thinking. no doubt. When.
their turn would come. Arrived Il the
sca6old, she threw herself spon the ls,.I
plank, and Fsrwin, oae u the aices hav-
ing let loose the string, al ms over II .
moment 6ansen declares thst h. "a a
the foot Of the soa6old, whsn ! cs,pen,sr
named Legros, having taken the head.
VA not satis6sd With hold;og il Is Z ~
crowd, bat actually slapped Tie iase.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

- naseoara Is Conservo1avss - -
& eho RreGsAsnsss Rroclaanu9o9.
j The 81. LoaisH spublican, : Dsnocrstie
1000 vaaivss paper, sadorsss The Pre-
ident's amnesty and plan Of restoration.
and ays:
ST opsns The. door for reconciliation.
II grants N amnesty TO nine-tsnths o.
the inhabitants Of the seeded States. Il
.insitss than 70 coma back and participate
IL I'll the bsne6ts Of the Union. Il ID
not accompanied With any degrading con-
dition. though 70 take an oath at al may
b % regarded. Bat il must b remem.
bored that the South has sinned agaias'
the Union, and Who ever stunned without
having to pay soma penalty for il : Any
ono Of the States now in rebellion may
organize . State government. elect Sena-
tors and Representatives., who viii TAXI
their seats in Congress, and elect elect
orr of President and Vice Presideat neg
November. and it il not proposed to qnss
tion their right to do 90. They are 4
come in Just q il nothing had ever hap
psned to interrupt the fraternal bonds Q
Union. Why may not the Sosth acced'
to these terms and put An end 70 the eivi
strife which has already existed too long
and opt Of which they never can hope t
come successfully Z"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To jonathan French, John Maxwell, and william
spear
You are hereby notified hat there Is now on Gle In
the Office OF the CLERK o. The District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa. st keokrk apetion Of san nef r. Mil
Ter. Abner Reeves and L. H. Perry. Of the
VIII Of h. X. Reeves deeegred claiming or you the
said Jonsthan B. French Judgment for Eight Hundred
Dollars, and interest neney promissory
notes and - sEains. all OF you the fcreclos Of
Mortgage upon Loi eight In Block eige In The add
tion Of wiiism H. Williams and Reeves an Perry,
to the City Of Keokuk. Lee County, Iowa.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
of the second day Of the FEBRUARY term 1864 OF
the said District Court, i6dgms and decree will be
render ed ag.in.t you thereon By default.
RANKIN & McCRARY
decIS-dlw Auornevsf for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

NOTICE.

10 = UrDe1sa, Bod 1m1en. Wn TuFner. sss,snss
f111siek - csoe0 1aa6All, slnon DeitricS
Ysush asa g -, - Asss1f notified tAas tAsrs
[le&eyA ale u ~ sQe eflhe Clerk Of the Dstrice
I'D Lss Cea15y, 1Uwn, - Keokuk, peti-
ss% ~ z 5 ny 4Iaes nssvss go Q. = Perry
19efSta tAs ~ "a. Ufng6cr he m al fbrcs
9 And l11J Dolsan, s. money dus on two
ss9 nstsus1 - edsinins against III Of yoa
~ IoSeeioaen 81 04s&ga9e upon Lot ton flOl in
(11eok ten Il0j, in ~ sAdiaton OF Nn. H. WiuiSIs
and RegNee Penn, - the City Of Keokuk Iowa.
/ And unless yos eppses tAereto and desend before
|t0conmenee On the 8vs4 Meaday q HeSrnayv M
jndgmsnt and decree will be rs.Assed aeainss ypu
thereon BY default. &# 80 = =
RANKIN McCRADY.
Anpl1 - G>~m R~t-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
NOTICE.

To John Watson and Margaret b wntscS.
You will take notice ihAl there isor on Ala I'm m.
enee OF ne cierk OF The DstnefCourt of Lee couuty
Iowa, at keoksk, petirfoB Of Samuel = Mnls-
Ferry ans nnper Reeves, executors OF the Wl1 Of
L. X. HeSeS deceased, claiming of the aaid Jobe 8
1atso4~.bo cum fseven Hundred Dollars rs m oney
que on two promlseory Roes and ~ agsinrt both Of
you The fot eciosure Of certain Mortgage conve,fS
me real estate, to-wit: Lot four a. IN Block
Twelve nj. Of Reeves and Perry and William M
MIifams addition, TO The City Of Keokuk, County OF
Lee, and Stste Of Iowa
Now, therefore, unless you appear thereto ard de.
fend on or before noon the second day the next
February tern, 1854 OF saia Court Judement and de-
cree VIII be rendered against you By default.
RANKIN & MeCRARY
doci6-d4w Attorneys for Pisinti6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Hannah W Mills, Geo Dixon, Charles Parsons *
Co, Defendants
lou are hereby seversY notified that in the suit of
Mira Barney against Yen in the District Court Of Lee
tountJ, Iowa n keokuk. wherein o decree
dered ON or about The 56.h OF June 1861. that said
pslntir, Barney recover Of Hannah w. Mills as0i
s-loe ard that Lot baoeh 1851, IN keokuk Iowa
be sold 10 pay the same rule hiss been ordered for
Yea 10 fho~ cause Why said decree should not be
changed 20 ~ TO show the Block So instead
OF Block is SIS now entered.
Now, yenare hereby required 70 appear nd answer
70 said rule AID show csesr IL anv you can Why said
decree should be thus corrected BY the frst cay Of
III. next trim of said Court 10 be held on the frst
hcndsy Of February, A. D, 1854
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
deciI-d4w PIs ntids Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
T EGAL NOTICE.


To John Manner:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now pending
the oce 81 the Clerk Of the Disrie. Cont OF Lee
County, Iowa, At keekuk. petition of MsrEareh
aurer. CHASING Of Won decree for divorce on ae
CONT of habtea drur keness and inhuman treatment
such ~ 70 endsnser the life OF petitioner.
And that uslees you appear ind answer plead or
denur 10 the came before Of the secobd DAY
Of The the February term 1864 Of said District Court,
CONNIE ncing the frSt Monday OF February next,
viii be entered gzinst and decree render
cd according 10 the prayer Of said petition
MILLkR * JAEGER.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
December 9, Isss.-d4w
NOTICE.

orsen Eaton. the unknown heirs Of Corneli-
usf Dycke eisirnsn;s OF Lot 10 10 Block $50 la the
city Of Keokuk, Lee Countr, Iowa.
The above named unknown heirs Of Cornelius p
Dycke are hereby Hots6 ed thai there Gle In
the o-re Of the Clerk sf the District Court Of
County, Iowa. 81 ksokuk, petition Of 0r&on Baton
repres snt In thaihe ssd Cornelius p. nycEe did
the 18Th dsy Of sepfimeer 1855 convey by warranty
deed to Matilda Roos Lot 10 in Block $50 IN The
City Of Keokuk. Lee County. Iosa; that said deed
was acknowledged. bet that Histske was made by
the Notary no drewthe certificate OF askBoxiedgent
bs which the same appeared OF reeordto beinsueiei
said petition avers that paiath has interest In said
lo add prays for decree correcting ssid mistake,
and quiedng the tkle TO the said lot
uniess you appear thereto and defend before noon
Of the kecond day of the February A. ID. 1854,
the said Court decree will be rendered sxainst you
thereon by default
RANKIN & McCRARY.
defl$-csW AttnrDeys Plalntfg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To william Murphr and @ Perry:
Yop are hsrehy notified that there is on file IN
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. al Keokuk, petition cr Sam uel F. MI
Ter, Abner Reeves aud c. n. Perry executors of the
Will OF L. r. Reeves, deceased claiming Of you The
said William d. Murphy the OF Three HUI dred
aid Srsenieen Dollars and per interest there
on - money due on two pIomssory notes, ana claim
ing AGAINST both OF yea 1s foreclosure OF Mortgage
rpon Lot Ten In Block Eve in Reeves Perry ana H.
ilams' ADDITION 70 ihe City of keokuk.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day of ths February erm 1854 of said
court Judgment and decree will be rrndered against
yen thereon, by default.
RANkiN McCRARY,
dec16-d4w Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD slNrzEkICH, AUOTiOkkKa
II VALUABLE CARkiA0k AND nADDLh hunons.
BY d w. IvEb 4 co, At l1S aud lb1 BroAdwsy.on
TUESDAY. June 10. N


ELE0ANT SPAN OF BAY CARRIA0E HORSES
70 close she estate OF VIM p. Allaire
"A spsndid span Of matched bag - r.
four mlnues thoroushy broken o all harness. one o.
drivers warranted sound kind and eentls. .
TI Ia BAY SADDLE PONY. -,
IA hands high years Old very pretty animal perfectly
SUPERB BAY HORSE.
elegant animal by Champion years old, 10 hands
high powerful stylish warn nted sound kind and gentle
superb family horse suitable for coupe sad highly re-
CARRfA0ES
We would call attention 70 stock of seganl city built
Carriages RockawaYs top Bugges opeu Wagons Coupes
40 atrIa HAKkES5.
Also large AAsortment of nne and ordinary single aud
double Harness, Saddles Brides, de sIrs kru
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

A. the snf or the comedy
rHK ORIGINAL. cOUkIkY DAhO6
which 10 a. ghtly enc0reds
vail be eIrcuted by the ohgractfss
rUksDAf-The htslnr! cal at prrllte.
TuK YOUTHFUL QUEEN
Anf
Ninth tno, the fzvoriis oneay. tho
FINk OLD EkOLtsu GENTLEhAk
WBDNEsDAf-IAirt Lime. tbs beautiful i've &C. piAy ~
pAuohe, the
KNIGHTS or THE ROUND TABLE
produced with new Appropriate scenery coans appoint
menta Ani
GREAT AND NOVEL oAsr,
ana greeted on the nrs representation vita hs most snth
sssc applause BY audience that crowded oveey Of
this elegaat establishment
rHURsDAY-tFour,seuth and last tms thls ssascnj Hot
eroits sreat play the
ROAD TO RUIN
FkfDAY-(Fourth time the
KNIGHTS OE THE ROUND TABLE
aATURDAY--THE CURE FOR THE UHARrAOuE.
In preparation. Mira InrhbaIds admirable comedy.
To be repeated,
TIE POOR GENTLEMAN. TUE RIVALS. ae
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

~ BURKE, AUcTfONBKR-sALEsROow 40. 5
~. Oreenwtch Avenue viii all Monday, sth inst 81
I63< ocork Lease etoch Grocsry
3sos S ssvsnih coFp~r of street ,sghsr
vA escalent H. aDen apd Harness. lght Road
Wagon and the rurniinrs ~ the family si,shsd
81 frrsh sI,ur.s slrcs % nv nsmlsa w,,ies. az.
esostSsr Positive aad unreserved sale.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

II n. LUDLOW AUCTIoSEER partition SALE
~. Of valuable Property on Pine and Fourteenth streets
u II. LUDLOW CO.. will sell auction. on Tuesday
june 10. 1858 a. y oeioek. al the Merchants Exchange
haesroom lU3 Liberty street. broadway, w order OF
the supreme Court under the direction OF John B. Haskin
Referee Pine streetTwo valuable srps Of Land on the
side OF Pine street between Pearl and William
streets seing siaches front and bS 9s feet And gse
deep Fourteenth street.-the four three story basement
brick Houses aud Lots 1884, 6 1913 and 800 Wes Fourteenth
street near Tenth Avenue Lots esch zohio Aso I've
Tenth avenue each 25Ii03ih Also Pew No il3 In Grace
church Maps OF the property may be had at the ONCE OF the
Auctioueer, No Pine
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
AMUsEmEN


OVER BEFORE n
THIS EVENING MONDAY,
STANDARD OH COMEDY
SPEED TIE PLOUGH.
~i.h ts greatly improved sod arrangement o.
slsaery sud action.
Bob Handy -. ........ fester wsissk
Henry ....,.............. Nj Charles Fisher
Sir Philip Blaadford ~, NJ foh 0Iibert
sr Able HANDY .,...... Mark Smith
Farmer Ashaeld OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oeorzs Holland
o,srSF'" ''en
Esergreen Mr PraNhe
rss,iioa n gree.
sonu " Nsts
o,ots nF ,urNrr
Lady Handy Mrs Anhn Seton
susan Misa Madsine Henrtquss
h'ss B,sndfoyd .... ......... ~. Miss Mary barto"
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

TONERS. TAKE NOTICE.-AT AN ADJOURNED
= meeting Of the Ship Joners held Friday Jnne IL ~ IS
East Broadway among others the following sAtfAcory re-
rort received with the exception of three
ai the bosses waited by committee Willing TO
comply with reasonable demand The mesting then
adjourned 10 meet At the place Tuesday evening
June IL at O'Clock. l. COOPER. PresidsnI
JOHN EvE Secretary NFl '.7I
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

BALES AT AUCTION.
ALvAH o. BAKER 4 CO., AUoTIoNRERs
- rg.t PEREMPT0Ry SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS. sTATuARY, BRONzEe,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART, AND ARTICLES or yIRTu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
PERExPToRy SALE on

or ART; AND ARTIoLEs or yIRTu.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On this day MONDAY JUNEIb
West srieenh street., Filth Sixth avenues
SiES pR4%sS Ps6cd I fGRsfFGEs sfssf fFGGiEss:''
superb sets Bocate Curtains Cornces Hands and rAsse
% match cost 500 window; embtoidered Lace Curtains
fees Arm and Recrpion Chairs Otonsns sute
ceres satuary marble tops; sears's and Bookcase
sDony oss: With 'e %ts sss
magnlacent sevres Vases imported from Pas for present.
val De Marley. aaseppa Hamlet joan of Are osussdsfa
&C; two match Paintings Summer and Winter. by Cole.
Holy Family Marine Views two match Paintings on panels
estate Conception by DesJarins also number of Cabinet
Paintings copper rosewood Centre Tables Kings Re-
clinns as Gard and Chess Tables French plate Pier
'os sosEw4obb 6pbb ST SEVEN VEN ocfxvf fIAsoFoRfE
round elegant carved and made 20 order
by city makers all modern mproyements rosewood Stool
and Cover, Canterbury Music gooss g, walnut Ha.stand
Elegant steboard Exter sion Table ruby Out
and Engraved CRYSTAL Glass Deeaners Coblets, Cham
beSres China Punch Bowl rcay decorated Dinner Set $50
pieces all China and Glassware from the house
Of Pepn Co., Paris silver Coffee Urn Caslers Salyers.
asld Cutlery and Linen Arm Chairs Sofas Oval Mirrors
Clocks B0n's Vases waa RRsss;nd Velvet Stair Garrett
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus. Bedseads Arnorea 0iacs
Commodes co suite style Louis XIV pure Hair Mattresses
oval baef Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets Engravin
3otlst Sets Easy Chairs. Curtains Shades Also ai the
Slture OF servants apartments; also Basement and
n D--Ths above elegant Residence for sale Inquire Of
- eucteonee5 Maiden lane Parties wishing 70 attend
81 ce. sns ,a sss a. Asor
teonth street, few doors from the house rtt
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

r,.LrA sgcOxD iKisn Esfl1y yryD coscsxv
astss pas@ = ~ tyri1 tpuas 80 bTp.lsaTl nsS
- ,s,--s - Tasssay sstelmg. te~s NJ
80. ni..H a. se.ssss a. L<gsi t@sr y gtls
-. - ssta.sa shi r~sses - tswla 0nwuUA
..,ss 81 eS.l. " ~ ks1 d Ne trsE.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

IT., A.o a.:.a 10 5SssIya !. ~ .a.,.r =.
r. enlist 10 IBIS rvs.nt tITs Sgusy saa 81, sdvsss.a
pay 10 nev recu.. sIsr "a the eoun'y PAL on snis
n, 10 thss~ headquarters Ths resuspt will bs cncercd
..,.vesv Nv espeFisnosd oncars who have seen nayd
.s,ste and will sustain hs w~r esrnrd reputston.
Voc iai,ser nforms'ios ,RP 70 rocn.s 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-14
U. S. A. GEvERAL HosPrraL. J
CLEvELAED, o, May Il, 1868.


To THE EDITOR OF CLEVELAND LELDRR-
DEAR SIR We wish to call upon the good
people of our city and county for contributions
of hospital stores. We receive from you and
the Herald, regularly, several copies of your
daily paper for these accept our most
hearty thanks. But the donations Of the
thousand and n delicacies necessary for
the sick have been quite meagre. Of such
articles as potatoes, eggs, all kinds of fruits
which are required daily, we receive but very
little. The Government does not furnish
them, the sick must have them, and tho con-
sequence is that in many cases the attend
ants are obliged to purchase them from their
own means. The people Of other cities are
not so backward. In Columbus, Cincinnati,
St. Louis and other places they are flooded
with these articles. We believe it is only
necessary to make this call upon the public
to ensure a bounteOus donation of the much
needed articles. Yours respectfully,
s.. NJ. BEATTY, Hospital Chaplain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May u.
Thirteen male and eleven female rebels
were sent south on the steamer Belle Mem
phis, this evening, by the order Of the
Provost Marshal General. The most prom
inent men we're Daniel II. Donovan, for
merly Surveyor Of this port; James H..
Doroughty, formerly Receiver Of Public
Money; DR.. Moses, Henry N. Hart, Isaac
H. Pollard, Mortimer Kennett, Christian
Pulles, Senton Sappington, all prominent
citizens of this county. The families Of
some Of the above named rebels aecompan-
led them at their own request.
Among the women were Mrs. General
Frost, Mrs. Montrose A. Paller, Mrs. Sap
pington, Smysler, Hays, Mcclure, Nichol-
son, Clark and Mrs. S~nOdgrass. The two
former are wives of rebel officers and the
two latter wives Of rebel mail carriers.
Men whose families accompanied them
we're allowed to take 10000 dollars, all
others two hundred each.
It is understood that the property OF
these parties be appropriated to the sick
and wounded soldiers. Another batch
viii probably leave on Saturday, and this
is to be kept up until the city and State is
sifted Of their more dangerous rebel ele-
ment.