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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

on them. Our friend Nimrod Clutch
Esq.. who hunts the Almighty Dollar
he knows not how to spend. in thread.
bare coat and napiess hat, 10 az ignorant
OF comfort az Mrs. Pavoria Peacock, the
leacer of fon, who sweeps down the Cyd-
nus Of high life = Cleopatra . gallery, ROY :
ally rugged and decked With silken rails.
Fools. who eonfound wealth with happi.
ness, point to him as he passes to and
fro on his gnome-like errands, as the man
whose touch turns everything to gold /;
but they zee not that gold is more pow
erfui necromancer than he, since it has
changed him into marble. Not norter
who draws truck, not q day isborer who
cleans the streets, bui knows more Of gen.
uihe enjoyment than Nimrod Clutch, the
man of millions. I
The true tabernacle OF comfort il the
nome OF him who divides his time ration
ally bstwesn wholesome labor, whether
OF the body or the mind, snd improving
recreation to whom the mere shows Of
life are nothing; who values money no,
as an end but as means who sconomi-
ses In the d.yS Of his strength and vigor,
that poverty may not darkeu his thrssh
old when he grows old. nor--should i,
please Heaven to call him away untimeIy
chill the hearts Of the loved ones he
may leave behind; who is content with
his own fireside circle. enliveDed now and
then by the presence Of a few friends who
are "friends indeed y and who has 90 or
dered oil his dolngs with bis fellow mep
aud fulfilled his obligations to Heaven,
that no craven fear Of the mex, world
clouds his happiness in this.--[N. Y.
Ledger Z
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~ The Burlington Argus not satisfied
with it's own capacities for lying against
Keokuk. and the soldiers here, avails it.
self of the superior talents Of the Quincy
Herald and copies batch ofmost tremen,
dous lies from m editorial OF that notori-
ous sheet.
One OF the small lies however, but one
just as true - any other statement 10 the
batch is omitted from the list entirely
BY the Argus, simply becauss that falss-
hood was patent to everybody in Burling.
ton. The Herald s,ated IN the midst ol
the editorial copied by the Argus, thai
Judge Mason wss forosd 70 Zee from Ks.
okuk 70 escaps from mob which threat.
ened his life.
OF oourss there Is no truth in that state
nen., nor isdeed in any other made b
the Herald, and yet the Argus copies al
the othsrs, but is careful 70 omit that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

Thousands of people, aye, and of rich
people too, pass through life without
knowing what solid comfort 10. To the
puppets of Fashion il is thing impossi-
bic. Their existence is an intermittent
fever, alternating between artificial ex-
citement and real exhaustion. They are
as truly players as if they strutled and
gestieulated behind the foot lights Of the
theatre. Nay. they are worse off than
professional mummers for when these
have played their parts for the amusement
Of the crowd, they put of their trappiuQs,
because rational beings, and enjoy them
selves in natural way. But fashionabie
life is all false. The season in town il ,
round Of theatrical display. The .tdress.
es and properties are got up in spiri,
Of envious competition. not half 70 exou
sable as that of rival managers whose
bread and butter depends upon the at
tractiveness Of their trumpery. In the
summer, when the theaters close, Inc
professional actors take recess and turn
their backs tor the time being upon the
stage, but the show folks Of fashion only
shot up their exhibition rooms in the cit
les TO go on parade 1t the watering .pla-
ces, and inaug gurate. in the green room Of
Nature, q species of melo.drama Just as
hollow and artificial as the high life COM
sdy tAey enacted in town. Fashionable
sstablisAmens, fashionable equipages,
iashioeabls visiting, al the pretsnsion
and frippery and dissipation Of fashions
bic oo'ssy-what are they but stage
humbugs Of the most unsatisfactory kind?
Their ftting spiritual compliment is 4
fashionable church. That blessed house.
hold angel, Comfort. never gel dwslt un.
der fashionable. fustss e
Nor does she take up her abode With
the hard 6sted money gfubber, Who cares
for none Of these things, but only for the
gold which osssntasioas people waste up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
Letter from tho Array.
CAMP NEAR FRANKLIN, Tgsx
June 9th, 1868. (

june 9Th, 1868.
FREUD H1eH:
As | promised to write you if anything
Of Importance occurred, | will now pro-
ceed 70 do so, thinking that affairs OF suf-
hcient interest have just trsnspired. We
had begun to be quieisd down little,
when last night just at dusk, two gay and
dashing officers rode up to Hsadq uarters,
one representing himself as Col. Orton,
Inspector General, &c, from Washington,
and the other a. bis aid. They stated
lhst they had been robbed of all their
money on their way from Murfreesboro,
and their escort captured, and wished to
borrow $50 till they could get to Nash
VILE. Col. Baird, commandant of the
post, being rather credulous, loaned them
the money, when they started on their
way, 1 suppose rejoicing)
But Col. Watkins of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry, happening to be present, recog-
nized one OF them as an old acquaintance
IN the Z. s. army, and nov of the C. s.
A. Col. Baird at once started him ia
pursuit. and overtaking them. he per-
suaded them that il was not safe for them
to try to reach Nashville that night, aud
they returned to Headquarters. When
on fndingthey were caught, acknowledged
their true character --one a Col. William,
commanding brigade, the other, Lieu,
Peter, aid-de-camp. &c,--bu, litle else
could be learned from them.
Gen. Rosecrsn was ut once tola.raph
ed Of the facts. He orderei them lo be
tried as spies, and If found guilty, to hang
them.
A Court Marital was at once convened
and upon their own admissions, they we're
convicted as spies and condemned to be
hung.
The verdict being approved. they were
sentenced to be executed at o'clock this
morning.
A rude galIows was constructed on
tree in the camp. They marched With q
firm step to their place of execution, -
mounted the cart that rad been arranged
~ platform.--the Provost Marsh, I
adjusted the nooses, and they both were
swung into eternity--the entire force wit
Messing the execution. but every thing was
as quiet as review, even more 90, a.
there was no music.
These are the condensed tacts--the mi.
nuti@ you will receive through the regu-
lar correspondents, of how they looked.
what they said. their history. how one Of
than was betrothed to beautiful Young
lady, and was full cousin Of GEN. Lee
their last moments with the chaplain, &c.
&c. Bet have no room for them here.
We have been surronnded BY rebels--rail.
road communication cut of, and some
fighting occurred, but you have heard all
that, very probably. We are safe now.
Yours truly, WI. G.
1
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Letter srsm CAaplatn Mare.
kEosAuQuA, June Is, 1868.

Editor Gate City:
BEAR Sra: In behalf Of the sick and
wounded soldiers which arrived ut Keo.
kuk on the llth inst, from Post of Hsls
M on steamer Gladiator" Maj. 8. II,
Sawyers, Surgeon 36th Iowa in charge,
We have the pleasure to speak in terms Of
commentator and gratitude. DIR. Saw
yers and bis very efficient corps Hospital,
labored with great assidui,y to u4aAe all
as confortsais, aud to render the journey
as pleasant as possible under the circum
stances. Liberal sanitary stores were
laid 10 at Memphis and Cairo. Fruits
canned and dried. fresh beef and fowls
Tor soups, wines, ale and full supply Of
s'imuianls, vegetables, butter, eggs aad a
good supply Of ice. The mon. with
very few exceptions, improved npidly on
the way up. These noble and war-worn
patriots we're distributed among the most
airy and comfortable hospitals of your
city. We felt assured We we're leaving
them In good hands. We had brief re
union with our good Keokuk friends
eeclcsiaotical, editorial and civil.
We left IN very great haste twas not be-
cause of any signs, or upon our part any
trars Of ''n,ob." but then in your neigh.
boring county seat a lady has been for
seven months awaiting our compliments
u you have need to squelch Copperheads
'hese are the patriots. Yours truly,
M III HARx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
OFFICE OF u. 8. ASSESSOR, 1ST
~ COLLECTION DISTINCT.

Afs Pieasast, HssrF Co., fsra. Ass ~, ieG3.
Noticn Ia hsrshy sivea M provided In Section Is.
Excise Law, act oil Conaress ''esfstisd
prscsae tst<rss aad swsrsvt
aad sstsysst tAf psbtss ast approved July tt
sHf g. AL whum II may "a, that the .Aa-ittast
Assessor" OF The p,st and aceond pistsiop In the
Cunuty Of Leo First Coiiecten bisssiti OF iowa
The list Of said Divislon for the
month - Mag ls6S and thai said Lssts. Ysfsetfsxs
ssd Ess~eystsAs made asd takes VIII be huna In the
possession OF W. STRIPE bis ef1ce In the Jiy Of
Keos uk the County or Lee subect 10 examinatien
the OF sesa days from snd after 3Nh day
OF May. 1851. And notice 10 hssepy further gwen
thai Appeals win be eesrsd and defernine ~ the
District Assessor relative 10 any err Desus
siYe vsiuatiuns Tsiions b. tho A.
SCISSORS" 1.-THE ONCE OF W STEiPE The City OF
Eeakuk, IN The County .f Lee brt~cel the hoars OF
10 oct ok A. and o'coek y. ~, on The 2aa day
OF June A.. 1853. n. ~ PlCkkL
ieJ-d3w 9ssesser First Osssrs<f ar Jospu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

Ficksburg 10 said to be literally a city
Of caves. Its population is underground
--burnwing for their lives. The cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
thus describes he city under the siege.
Vicksburg is subterrsncan city nov.
The citizens who I've there still, and the
officers and soldiers pLn garrison it, pass
most Of their time nnder ground in caves
and cellars dug since the commencement
Of the siege in January last. Officers
and soldiers net on duty are never seen ia
the streets Of the Virgin City, as the
Southerrers delight to call Vicksburg.
Alas. poor Virginl Grants rasisbing
corps is about TO rob her of that which,
in the language Of the NOVELIST, is dcarsr
TO her than life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
5.0O
8 PER CENT. GOVERNMENT LOAN.

.1Hksk hoSps ARE cALLuD .,YtvE-TwKN-
II ues because white they are frst~,y ysar ponas.
.hey mag be redef med by tae Government In GO Ii
~ ans iins Aftsr srs years.
Legal Tender aotes, checks upon Phlisaelpeta of
nsw YORK thai viii bring Legal leaders, are What ths
secretary allows me TO reesive.
me bonds are sold At Pas, the Interest com spes
tbs dzs ou pay The m1ney.
The bonds ps per cent interest In Cots ss4vse per
cent every sir months. the nrst OF ney No.
vemoer, % tho Mint In phitaae phta or at any sub
treasury Ia New Iolk eisex where " A.su hsss
soapsa h0nas all ron have " DO cut the proper
coupon or ofeach sis mooths and collect ~.
The duties on Imports from all articles from abroad
mus ne paid in GoIp ana this IL the way Secretary
CHssI Rets his gold.
eonxeest has providedthat the h nds shall be rA,s
IN aoLn hen due.
You can have ether Coupon Bosds payable 10 The
nesfer OF Registered Bouds pay sbt. to Order.
me former are in sos. iO0s sao.s and iO0's- tho
aner ID ssme snounta, also As o1's and oi0 oo0's-
loa VIII not hsvs 10 psy any taxes those boaes II
your isooMs fseo than do~s not exceed oefe-and %
all above oeoo 200 will only have psy one.hsif ~
oheh Income Tax ~ f your morey was Ia vestsd IN
sorgaxss.sr other Escuriues tn 1upF~Eae Cours -
Ne ussd State hss last decided that stats cty
or Couay can tax Governments Bouds.
All who visit ~ taves In ths fivo-Tvssty Loaa nss
apply before The ist of JuLY next-
j. COOKE,
subscrption Assent, PSil.dsfphia-
The Keoknk Brssch Haak ssA w. fhsnvssn 4
TO. are authorized u receive Subscriptions
fsI0 .eQW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

sea~ An anecdots has been told OF Dan
il Webster, which is not without; It's in.
tefest, as showing how great mind may
DC joined to warm heart Mr.. Webster
was holding skein of silk for Miss Grace
Fletcher. when it got into knot, looking
mp to Grace, said: "We have united :
knot; don't ,ou think We could tie ones''
Grace was embarrassed and did not reply,
but ia the course of few inmates tied .
knot 10 piece of tape. and handed it to
Mr.. w. This piece Of tape. the thread
Of his domestic joys. was found after the
death OF Mr.. Webster, preserved as one
Of his most precious relics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
~ The Ohio Rao;.,., ,...,..

- The Ohio Register nbminatcs
George B Mcclellan ~ the candidate of
the Psace Democracy for next President,
With 9. L. v.llsndigham for Vice. We
consider that IT and proper tiotAs Tor
ne party. And since il was argued in
1850 that Il Was upcopstitusional in TIE
kepsbaicans to take both thoir candidates
from ths Free States, Val. has probably
teksa Up his residence in Dixie to re-
move this objection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

WHEAr.-We learn from the Chicago
Journal that the wheat harvest com
meneed in some parts of Illinois las. week
Fields were being cut near Centralia yes
terdsy, and the crop 10 that section IL .
fne one, and there will be heavy yield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

There was considerable business before
lis Honor Recorder Martin yesterday.
The hrst we're Mary Black and Eliza
Inplet, who were arrested by officer Bart
lett for misdemeanor and disturbing the
peace. Mary Black Was discharged BY
psying the costs.
The second was that of james Collins
and John Gleason for assault and battery
on DIR. Rose. Collins was discharged and
Gleason fined $40 aud costs.
The third case was that of Martha Gra-
ham and Laura Lang for disturbing the
peace somewhere on 10th street. Both
we're discharged. -
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pROVOSr MARSHAL GENERALS
l. OFFICE.

wAsmssroH. D. o., Msy 22i 1853.
All men who desire ta Join any particular regiment
OF Cavalry nov In the neid hereby saihnr xed 10
present themselves al sny tRe durinr the lLtrty
ds,s 10 the Board OF knrulment In their respectss
Districts, 1he goa,d snai .xamine Ihem. s1d de-
isrmiH- upon their ntness the vice. and IL ouad
70 be It, the Prov MArshst onhs DsSre .h-ii Give
,h' transportation the gene, al k.ndes voas
at the a P.ovost marsh General y, sh- state. As
soa rs they present themselves 1t hs general ksa-
dexv.as thoy shall be duly mus,ss~d by = mastering
AID disoatsng officer, and paid ey bin ths beapty al
lowed BY Jaw. JANIS b. RkY,
jso-d3s Provost MAvshai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
TIIE CITY.

~-The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock leland
and intermediate points. Leaves Fori
Madison ON arrival of the cars,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

EI The 6ne packet. Kate Cass.l.
which broke her shaft a short time since
10 repaired aud will resume her regular
trips on Wednesday Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

~The iron.clad var steamer Galsna,
which has been in eommission only !
year, and from which 20 much wss u
pectsd, 10 going into dry dock q Rhils,
dslphis, to be entirely overhauled, and,
If possible. put into efficient condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

WnEw The weather for the past few
days has been in,olerably hot, his fuc-
tuaing AercariaI Excellency rising as
high az 100 in the shade yes.ariay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

@ X. Hammer has this day received
large and splendid assortment Of music
comprising ali the latest and most popu-
lar pieces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

~ Cooley for July has arrived and
can be found at the Literary Depot Of
Lowry, on Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

Szr The Uuion Corps will meet this
evening 1t their old room, corner OF Main
aud JoAason streets, for drill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

~We would call attenl lion to the ad .
veriisement found 10 our columns to -day
of Pass Book lnst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

~Oa and after Sunday the 2lst ins.
the Eagle will make two trips daily be-
ween here and Wsryaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

FIREMAS's REvIKw.-On Saturday The
several fire companies OF our city we're re-
viewed by the City Council and bad .
drill to test the power Of their engines in
throwing water. The test took place On
Main at the corner Of 2nd-st. The Rol-
Ia, from some defect in her suction hose,
would not draw water from the ci.tern
and was obliged to move off, much to the
discontinue Of tbs company. The Young
America worked finely, throwing water
to the distance Of leo foe, on level and
about 100 fee. ,hrough 200 feet Of hose
and over 100 feet perpendicular. The
Young America then pumped for the Rol-
ID, when she threw it some what farther,
being the larger engine. The companies
made very iine display aud both engines
throwing wstsr exceedingly we'll, the com
paniss doing great credit to thsmselv YES
and making our city, as she we'll may be,
proud OF her iremen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

A gentleman from the Southwest in.
forms us of the murder OF Judge Modrell,
., well known and respected citizen Of the
upper Usage country. He was murdered
in his own house for his money--no one
knowing the perpetrators OF the deed
Judge Mordell WAS pioneer Of that
section of the State--went to it when lis
territory was wild. The earnings Of TWEEN
.y-hse years of his toll had well nigh been
swept away By the ravages Of war. leav-
ing him, .. an old age, with but little
treasure and the bare remuans Of life
Even this was coveted and taken. He
has fallen, as did his old neighbor and
friend Obadiah Smith, by the hand of the
assassin. He who has travelled through
that country in other days viii remember
the genial hospitality of both thess old pie
oneers, and sigh over their gnves.-.&.
Louis Ne1s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

FouSp.--A small amount of money
which the owner can have by calling at
my Office and describing The same and pay
ing for this advertisement.
p. II. HUMES.
June Is, 1868. ed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16

SPECIAL MEETING members OF
the Rolla Fire Co. are requested to meet
at their hall this Tuesday, evening. June
18th, - business Of Importance 10 relation
to new engine will be transacted.
BY order Of the Presidedt.
CnAs. ScHULR, Sec'v.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
Csnnscttcat N atual Life Insurance
Con pauy.

This monster rporatlon-the largest
in the counIry save one. showing = bal
snce of assets of ooer { 8, 900, 000--adver-
tises its business in our columns. Messrs.
Peck & Hillman of Troy, a most respon-
sible and reliable business firm, are It's
sole agents for the States of New York
and Vermont. to when is delegated the
special power of appointing sub-agents in
every county. Here are first rate agents
scting for 6rst rate corporation and the
result will continue TO be, as it has been
frsi rate business New York Iude.
pendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
NOTICE.

The annuai meeting Of the stock holders Of The z .
NJ r. NJ. X win b hed Al the Braxsl.ou HANS
IN NJ. Pieassst, lows, at O'Clock p ~ ~ .dn~.
day, June IT 1883, or the election of Roard - al
sestors or the ensuing year. the ~
saA ether bssnsss ~ nAy coas hssofs tAs saseeia~
J. v. O0Dkh, sss'y.
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T A X Il N 0 TIC Z.

Tar UNITED srArss CiR~rIr CsraT, Western Dis
trct Of FennsyivAnia, M OF May Term, IN 1867 la
suit OF THk PKSNSfLyANtA SALT MANUrAC-
TUNING COMPANY rs. THUS q. CHASE, Dc,
creed TO the c ~ pany, on November 10th 1859 the
EXCLUSIVE rigni xnAntsd By patent ued ;, them
Tor the sApoalrIER, Patent dated octotes als,,
1885 Perpetual Injunction swafaed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-16
S A POM E r,

HHk PUBLIC are cautioned sgainst the 6PURi-
= OU6 Articles OF " 4 for making SpAP 6e,, now
oasrsd Tor sale The oply GkAUtNE aud PATkNT-
~ LSs y nal o. :ds ,, the ePEkNsYLvANlA SALT
hANuFACiuKING COMPANY, their trade mark
tor Il ing .BAPoNiflkR OK UOAUEkrKATxu
lfk /" The great SUCCESS Of hi. article has isl
uNpRlNClPLED PARTIES lo endesvor To lAI
lAih u Ia vioianon vi the comp pany's PATIENTS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17
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oRT0N-In Lancaster March sth, of Govt, said to
- by the uhyscian Mr. James Orton aged about A yrs
deceased arrived with his family direct from London,
raglsnd about month ago He leay es wife and nine
bii5ren the Of dest but sixteen, He had but week
20 previous to his death purchased small homestead
10 Lancaster.
IRIsH-In Little Grant, on February 18th, Roswell
G. Iish aged % years.
The above was member of Capt Woods company,
a Regiment Wis. Cavalry, and was discharged on a
Certificate of disability, Chronic dysentery and extreme
Ssciaton February I'd, 1893, reaching his homo but
die Among his neighbors he respected as no.
bIe manly boy, by his comrades as true brother by
he superior officers incli gent and obedient sol
d,r and in his death the Savor ned him as ''his
child LCoA'
sCOTT-In -- Feb'y LIST, VIM. Fl. Scott, son OF M !.
n sna s. a. Scott private ia company d, 33d Reg I
Wis Vols His father brought his body home for burial
P0yHAM-In Hurricane, March 18th, CT Diptheria,
Lillian NJ youngest daughter Of James ard Matilda
Bonhan aged years, months.
ROBERTS-In Ellenboro, March 18th, of dropsy
,be BRAIN Alma Alice, only daughter Of abel and Emil
IL Roberts ged years, months
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17
Estate OF EDWARDS.

9,ahy Court C ant County, Wisconsin. In Probate.
March Term 1853. Present VIM. MeC onigal, Judge.
u aa matter Of the estate Of William Edwards dec d.
" reading aud fling the petition Of John Schneider
nv henry Schneider, representing among other things
WAY N The lifetime Of the said Edwards that they ex-
ssu'el @ said Edwards mortgage to secure payment
money borrowed, that no administrator has been an
'u'e1 and praying that james Durly Of said county
spFO'ned administrator Of the estate of said decd
leeaponit is ordered that the matter Of said nett
~ V heard before the Judge Of this court at the
Ol!aouse in Lancaster in said county, on Tuesday
ilth day of April, A. D., 1868, at one O'clock IN
aernoon Of said day. Ordered further, that motto,
@ De given to all persons interested in said estaf,
laashing this order for three 90 weeks successful
IL pac' to said day Of hearing in the Grant County
aS weekly newspaper published at Lancaster il
81 "Sa'y '--Dated March TO- 1869 40wo
n WIN. MCG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.