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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Effect ~ the Habeas Corpus Procla

Judge Belts, of the United States
District Court of New York, give an i'm
portant decision in case Of habeas cor
pus which came before him last week.
We have not room for the decision, but
append . summary Of it's main points
from the New York Times.
Judge Belts holds that the effect of the
proclamation is such as not only to pre-
vent the issuing of the writ of habeas
corpus in the cases which it specifies, but
also to stop ell proceedings in such cases
in which the writ has been already issued,
and he accordingly leaves the man whose
case was brought before him in the hands
of the military authorities, to be tried by
them for the crime of desertion, with
which he was charged. His argument,
in brief, is as follows:
The Government has the right to de-
fend its national existence, and in order
to do this it has the right to call for the
services of every man, whether he be
under age or not. And it has the fur
Their right to say, if it deem it to be
necessary, that in the proceedings which
it thus takes to defend itself, it will not
have the military interfered with by the
civil courts, but will have any questions
which arise as to the payment of this
military service by the citizens, passed
upon by the military tribunals, to whom
the decision of such cases belongs. This
is effected by suspending the writ Of ha-
beas corpus in such cases, as the Presi-
dent has the power thus to suspend it !;
if not from his position as the head Of
the Government, then by virtue of the
act of Congress. This power he has seen
fit to exercise, and the civil courts
accordingly must take no further action
in such cases.
The Judge also makes two points which
seem to us exceedingly important, and
yet we are very apt to overlook them.
The first ls, that, In our form of Govern
ment, this action of the Government is
our action. We have said that We would
commit these powers to the Executive of
the nation, to be exercised in his discre-
ton. His action then, in all fairness, is
our action, unless We adopt the secession
view, that we will abide by the compact
which We made in adopting this form OF
Government only as long and as far as it
pleases US.
And the next point is, that these de-
serters are not robbed of any right of
trial by the suspension of the writ. Nil
itary otfenses sheuld be tried before mill
tary tribunals. II these men are not
lawfully enlisted, they are not deserters,
and can not be punished ms such. And
these questions are all to be brought up
and passed upon by the very same men
who might be called upon to sit as jury
men. were the criminals to be tried before
the civil tribunals Our army is com
posed Of no separate class, having sepsr-
ate interests ana feelings from those Of
the body of the people. Every officer
expects to come home and dwell
among the people Injustice aud cruelty
are sure to be remembered against him
And verything calls upon him to give
to such cases as come before him fair
trial. But, doubtless, that is the last
thing which most of these deserters and
these who sympathize with them, desire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

~Brig. Gen. J. NJ. Shackleford, the
captor of Morgan, has been placed BY
Gen. Burnside in command Of the divis-
ion of cavalry of the Esd army corps.
Gen. 8. il gallant officer, and in his new
and important position will reflect credit
o. himsslf, the army and biz etsas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29


Excess ever draft. ................. SOC
Of course, Iowa is fairly out of the
present draft and very encouraging dis.
lance in the of the uext. This exhibit
presents an evidence of Iowa patriotism
OF which every citizen may well be proud.
Despite all the discouraeements TO eulist-
ments given BY the copperhead press, not
wthstanding the positive attempts made
to dissuade men from enlisting in the ar
my, as was publicly done in this city by
the Democratic organ, the sons of Iowa
have nobly responded to the call of their
country, and are still responding. As as.
serted by US three weeks ago, before We
had any knowledge of the facts, thus hid
before our readers, Iowa will cheerfully
and promptly furnish her share of men
needed to reinforce the National Army,
without draft. 1t is, and we trust will
ever be the proud boast of Iowa thai all
her soldiers are volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Mr.. Harlan's Appointments.

Mr.. Harlan's Appointm eHts.
Hon. JAMES HARLAN will address the people ~
ollows:
wappello Lou ss Co, Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
Bdrtin gton, las Mines Co. vedne siay Sept Goth.
The several County Comm ittees requested 10 be
lgent in giving public notice Of the time aud places
q meeting la their respective counties aud in max
ig all necessary ABRAMS ements for the meetipgs.
fine meetings in all the appointments will commence
n l o'clock, p. NJ.
THoS, r. WITHROw,
Chm Repub. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
UNION MEETINGS.

The following named gentlcmen:i
col. P WOOD.
MAJ. wM. CAFFREY,
Jso, vANVaLkEN SURG, Esq
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, Esq.
I'M BECK, ESQ
H G. STE APEI, ESQ.
A. d ALpRICH, I'D
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
hlNLtY, rsq.
HON G.. W McCRsRy.
COL JOHN W RANKIN,
e. JAEGER Esq.
HENRY STRONG Esq.
col. c. BusSkY,
X. ii. GfItMoRE ESQ
PIP MAS. ESQ
F. MRISSNER Esa
MAJOR JNo H. MURPHY, Tennessee refugeel
WM LEIGHTON, Esq
cot HILLS.
Hon jas r WILSON
CAPT W OAKLAND
HON C c NoGRsr,
Col. A MCDOWELL,
Or ID MeGUGiN,
GEO EATON. Esq
THE0 GULtCH, of Burlington,
and others have sgnih d their singness to address
thar feiiow-cizens of Old Lee on the political is
sues Of the day, at the following times and places
to-wit:
xcPhersou's s,hsol house. Jefferson tn. Tuesday
Sept % at o'eioex
Liberty sehool hous-, Washington TIP, Wednesday
Sept 30, at o'clock Pm
SUN siiis Montrcse I'd Thursday October l. Mt
O'Clock,
Bi. Aound Cedar TIP, Friday october 2 at 7 O'Clock
aodEef schod House, Green Bay TIP, Saturday, Oct B.
al Z O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

DgThe young ladies of Huntington,
Pa. are keeping list Of the single drafted
men, and noting down the reports OF the
examining board, with view to selecting
sound husbands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There are many .enafsiens sid uader iee nG-o 81.
Biiters. pcs ur 10 quar- tttties Eag auEted ne
chespes whs key b. enHatl eoef from 20 to
- cents per soH, the tast- disguised tT Anize Or
CorAnaer seed.
1hls class II Buffers has eausei ard viii cent TO
49, iorx In%y BE- sold buu5rs4s afe the
1sath ~ dFua ssrt b. tlrir IA stem j. EFT
rasttuaA Ii nd The ire s-nfe o 4lc &oiic Stimul4rfs
the kta8 tha Ge-lye or Liquor created and
kept uy sud The resat all the horrors Eiien NzLt up
q drEugsfd's lie an era3a
For those b. tsire ana will have Lqnor Filters
bl<h the follow iH8 feeslpl. get One Bottle of
HGpfaHd'S German Filters md erik wiiNthF,e quarts
of good Brandy or hIskey. and the result sIl 1=
pre- ar. ln thsi snii FAR excel ~ uedicin si,aes
and irne exeseoer sry he nm rus Liqupr
in me market aHdgt cost much less. Voc wii haze
all thu virtue 70 HDaiaHdS biittfs eeti0n WITH
good article ef iq4er al a. Jaach less price Than
these Interior Tretiar4tsens Will est YOU.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

Horace Greeley is writing a history
OF the rebellion, in its political and moral,
rather than military phases. He viii do
is we'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.

$50
We call The 81 tiaa 81 al haNiaS reHslghs er
fFte nes IN IT. srnf s. ne tfet ttai ~
indassd By -vpesurt- j p.ivstoas uei4eat u canP
papers. me a-y,i g TIE SIS . vi be noticed ice,
iIo.d.ses: ssssf avf. p.,,.... f..s,as lea
We have n ae.lss5a Is s'auaa .aat, ii these bi.iers
rnight be -avsd RI IT, .e MI Is io,a
| able snd well 40, ties one w tae tons
heroes hose he 20 e he own i@hSNaRe has eesa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

WALL pAPER.-Received tbislI
w stock Of Wall Pspsr new designs
Petaarn's penf9lGm Cartata Fixiares.
Jpdsg-s CEri4in Fixtures
Green Holland fnr Nlnasws
Baf Holland tor Windows
c ris, Tsssels &c.
sp-d27 NJ. w wgsTcorT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

UNION STATE TICKET.
Election Tuesday, October 10, 1863.
ron eovnsxoa:
VILLA N M. 1T ONE,
Of Marion County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
ENG n W. EAST M AN,
OF Hardin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE:
JOHN F. DILLON.
or Scott County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ROBERT A. RUSSELL.
FOR SHERIFF.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
ron TREASURER AND RECORDER.
WIN. r. LOWRY.
OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
H. X. EDISON.
FOR SURVEYOR.
CLANCY PYLE.
FOR CORONER.
ROBERT WOOSTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
II. 8. MERRIAM.
WARRINGTON GALLAND.
FERDINAND MElSSNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
MASS MEETING AT CHARLESTON



Franklin, Franklin Tp, Monday. Oct al O'Clock
Hargers school house, West Point Tp 1eesdsy Oct
at 7o'clocs
Appiegate'> school house, Jefferson To, Wednesday
OF :, at o'clock
pritchetl's scaaoi house. Green Bay TIP, THURSDAY,
Oct & att o'clock
trmrcse, Harrison TIP, Friday oct g. at O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

lhey WILL CTRE the abaTe diseases n nfutv-uIpa
cases cut u a buudrei
Induerd br the extensive sale and universal noru-
isrty OF HooSanf's German Biters purel gatafle1
hosts Of iraoreut Q1arks sdventurers
have opened uFon suffering hnanitF lie Gsea gates OF
Nos'fnms IN The ahare Of poor Sh-kes. yilsly com
pounded with ir4Ilrous drugs aud ehrSstened oBles
Stomaehie< ard Si4efs
Beware q me innnmerable array u Alcoholic pre-
psratlons In petno-ie bostes. aut BUG he5Tta gs,
underline mssiert fpBeEaton If Bee's whfaa esd
Of curing, oeiy asse dsease and leave the dsa-
pointed sufferer in despair.
HoorLAND's GERMAN EITTERs.
Are rot : rev sad pat-iea article bit have stood
The TEST 81 neeu sesrs fFss Us lae American public
add their feHsaetpn q sac are ct rvalef ~ any
similar prepaF eti3n ~ propretefs have thousands
Of Letters from ths nlns1 eminent
Cicrgymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens,
Tesif,iu Fof their own per-1nai kno~le5ze, to the
beashca! ices ard medical 'fsu-s u these Biit-rs
Do you want something to STR ngthenyou?
Do yeu want good Appetite
Do you want to bull up your Constitution
Do you want 10 feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness ?
DO you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want briskand vigorous feeling ?
yaa do. use H5oPL4Sp's GERMAN pTTTERs.
Fron Rer. u 4tr,sr Brera D D., EditSr eftAe Eass-
tieFeata q Religious KG0sieaso.
Although ret Dis posed - favor recommend Paieu
dienss end sseets 81 ka NJ ro Fciert
~by nian naay npt tvst5 ~ DE- eaas d.. e telirrs
himself 80 have -se5 orr suF -a1.is rspa alton
i ths hope that be mas lhus zlslole 20 beHeat
I q ethers.
! 10 MIS- tn more readily 10 regard 10 Il ofan4's
German Bit.tFs. fFtgsrs4 is u. a. VI Jser-o ot
Ills elty oresuse Q rr=tgdjcei araiust them TOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whiskey /.

They WILL crRE the above diseases in ninty-niue
cases cut 0f buudret.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Mectang at Pittman's G.
West PointITownship
SATURDAY.. October 10. ,>aa.

Croton, Van Buren, Up Saturday, Oct 10, at O'Clock
warren, Van buren, Up, Saturday, October 10, at 1
o'clock
booster Green, Des Moines TIP, Monday October s. at
O'Clock
hero's. Des Mcnes TIP, Friday, octe>er Q, a. Z
o'clock
New Boston, Charleston TIP, Tuesday October g. ct Z
O'Clock
Donneli's, Charleston TIP, "Wednesday, Oct I, at
O'Clock
Evernart's school house, Charleston TIP, Thursday,
Ucts, at o'cii rex
Anbrosa. Montrose TIP, Monday. Sept 2s at o'clock
Prof M. G. CHAMBERLAIN, Of NY.
he favcrie voc ast. assisted by Glee Club will be
Present AZ all Tue fastinks danominated above and
sutersprrse tue Proceedings with orir,aal patri,t,s
songs The iocsi ezadfizie will also be present
The tosasbp aud school district commtttees and al
los al men OF ca iocats where eetings are an noun
ecd, VIII make all necessary preparations for said
meetings and In all cases secure large attendance
ny oroer OF J a. HIATT, Chairman.
J c. &ALKEr
A. j.. ALDRICh
e.. r. DAVIS
w. n. STEWAh
Lee County Union Central CsAmittee.
Sept. g. 1853
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FOR CORONER.
ROBERT WOOSTER.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
h. 8. mERRIAM.
WARRINGTON GALLAND.
FER DfNAND MElSSNER.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

ylr aSTED--BY A NotSo Man pEoN ENGLAND, or
" brslo-as habits situation AZ essisant AMI. sn,sn,
.r.h.@, man, ,sil-sy, or In any rspcy where
s u rr se. riy usrul can give sc ,ility required.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

RhoAdes Henry z. Chief En-.
fineer y 8 gnnboat sono na
Sewn John, Brooklyn Ma
rine BarrackR
Wilson Thomas, U 3 frigAts
Potomac
Walsh Richard, n Carolina
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY "a, 1863.


Jobnson Edw'd Henry steam
snip Potomac
James Charles, U 5 gunbost
Potomac
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

I1OST OFFICE N0TICE.-THE MAILS FOR THE UNI
i ted Kingdom ani the Cuntnent, via Qaecnsown anJ
Liverpool steamer City OF Baltimore, aud far tho der
nan saea ya Hamburg per steamer Icutona win close
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud the uptown staons follows,
VIZ Saiicns and Is, 9t5 a. NJ. stations and y, 9.2O A.
NJ. station r. 90j A. NJ; stations and clock NJ.
ABRAM WAKEMAN, l.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

WASTEp-BY Al INDUSTRIOUS WIDOW WOMAN.
w line washing ans ir5hug for families gentlemen
her house Would be psased out by the day. either
wash pok dtnnsgs suppes; beat
thru ioor. tr0et room.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
Miscellancous.

8aAO~gNA9o
Lebanon Lodge. Nos, I OBJ b
Manhattan Ink Afs Co
News YORK Transportation
Express
Nassau Oti Co
Newton OH Co
New York Lodge No -, l. o
BIB
oicophene Oh Co, Broadway
Pioduce pri.e Gu. rent, edi:
tors Of
Publishers Foryster's Boys
and Girls Magazine
Porter's spirit
Publishers of the Indepen-
uent
Pcrlect Gospel Advocate.
Palestine l. dye, u . Is b
Recruiting department, oiilcer
commanding tue, Mozart
Reonabath Lodge No %, U o
BIB
SIX Hat Flashing Associa-
ton, 10 the secretary ol
Sarin Lodge NO z, y - B Is
Union Conb co
Union Arms co
Unlon French Hattars Co
VOluiteer to
Warwick City Despatch Post
Waslin ton Lodge No 10, U
OBS
Zion Lodge. No 2, U OBJ B.
1913 Bast 10Th St, second floor.
I42 West Broadway
2l2 East ilth ST
81 East 2ttn 81
N WAKEMAS, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

lNANrEp- ny a youS0 MAN, sirtATIoNiS THE
a.,e man would be rcq,red; rcfevvnccs uocxcponsLc
A1Irss. ~. L.. Herald Oaee.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
Dirip Mary vaniolarMrs Sarah voorhes Henrietta
Iar f '' Wan Tassei MraEtzA
w
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ZeimannAlleL ,ufa zeigsr Mrs Mary N Zimmerman Miss
| Znng Mrs Sarah or Mrs
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
sI,ips' Crsws' Letters.

We Letters.
Isabel = sBlanman brig, Simon
II HOffcs :.
Levans bark, James sch.-D.
Maraaret bark John P',chsrd.
son
Milton lion Loesh..ta. ship. Jane.
uasue1i. nueI. 20 .ies J Thomson
N steamship. John
~ patrick, ON
-.uskingum bark, Capt Henry
Taylor
Mohonso ship, Capt Stewart
B u Mallory ship, Fred Hen.
d,rson
Missouri Cor Missoarii) ship,
Garvin Graham
New Brunswick lark, George
Bond
Molly uarz. Sharp
Persia bark, John @ Brufn
Queen bark, Owen Griilitha
R.yolet bara, Thomas Davis
Reflect bark. Captain x U
Lasby, Andrew Muir, Jas
Blackmorc
kockaway bark, Capt Bos-
Eaneo
Soinmersett ship, AlleRSsnd.
ford
81 1eorge stvainshlp. Henry
stevens, chief steward;
Win Young, Hugh Mcbride,
Wm Williamson
Sardinia ship, Michael Kent
4 l. Roger lor Beeer) ship,
William Cook
Torqnato Tasso bark, ,JBrand-
heinig
United Kingdom ship, Peter
Campbell
Vie King bark. Samuel J
Clmsrell
Zara steamship, VIM Grant
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
an e,aaA sr.lj.Tlos AZ s.ss.,T.

sS.IO ci1 ohetwis Tie w!io., aln retail pr,.
,..tor i, ,oIaCs 80 eit ttate wantnl ~ made
-, an, M. furrd ae to- The righ. ysr4.
d nan .ae sbo,p 70 hs employers aed AZ
a. T.cse IN (. ~ Fot wan - Aiioti o uus n..s
.tt.t h, ix sClI IS stc., ~ ral anc salu ttete
~, n,ervisw mae - asi. C,mtalpieat o.a.dsuti.l
ensrusrs need 40. ail.y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before Alderman ofthe city
OF Philadelphia, II Helmbold who being duly sworn
doth say his preparations contain no narcotic, no
curry, other Injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable
II. T. HELBoLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day Of No
VENDOR, 1854.
WIN. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth-street, shove Race, Philadelphia,
Address Letters for information in confidence.
II. T. HELMBOID, Chemist
Depot l0t South Tenth-Sueet, below Chestnut, Phil
BEWARE OF COUNT ERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeayor TO dispose 81 OF THEIR OWN" and
er" articles on the reputation attained by
Hembold's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu,
Sarsapsrlla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
AK FOR HELMBOL D'S-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the dsertsement and send for it, AND AVOID
IMPOSITION AND ExrosuRB
HRLMnoLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse S'1'
Broadway, New York.
gO02
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

"Oi Praise the God Of Meycie"
crds BY 4. TvRNEy, Published with Music, b,
rHso. HAe1S, New York.
o praise the God of mefcies,
Whose Kind and bounieous hand
His .sried gifts dispcfses
Wide DER our favored land
He gives us life and reason,
He gives us food and health
White each returning season
Renews It's stores u wealth.
Praise Him for social pleasures,
For puie Affections glow,
Exceeding all the treasures
Which wealth could Ger bestow.
Praise Him freedoms blessing
For wise and wholesome laws
For signs Of good expressing
The strength Of virtues cause.
Praise Him whose bouudiess favor
The word Of gfaos impsrts,
With hfe.renewing SAVIOR
To bless and cheer our hearts.
OF let grateful nation
It's EBBN.EzkR rear
To Him whose rich salvation
Has marked and crowned the year.
Though foes have pressed US sorely,
And wsfed the deadly strife.
His guardian and securely
Has held the nations life.
Our cause, by Thee defended,
God, we trust to thee,
That peace and freedom, blended,
May reign PROM SEA TO SEA.
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r. ~. - W I y u .
Col. Cong LIST VI Cayall

A Kpo,villo l,,cr If tho 1s,h % III.
| Tr,bune states that tho rebels an 'rn,rsd,y
| surrounded Mavsv,Ue and made rrisone,s
| of nearly ali of IN. I'm KentncL . cavalry
I The L., Kentuckv are also reo,rted in r.hsI
hands
On the 14th Gen. Sanders crossed Ii,tle
! river and gave the enemy n,ht bnt finding
! them too strun, for him he withIrew and mt
| h,s force in Inc nj hattie three mics this
side 'rbi. posi,;,n after an incffectpaI s,rug-
! Die was absnannet. He som his wagon
! t,air M ,he roar winch crossed tho nont'or
b,;d,e in,o Knoxy,us a, RooL,;llt o;,h,
miles frnm town C.nnop,d,r,and ;nfan9ry
61ny.co,.,,on.d d,r;r,, ~. onst NJ ,na a.,
nonn,
Meantime tho ,e,l .,,scL II seems wa.
beiny made nnon another mar, of IN, e,,.nd-
ed line. AtIennir tho rahel. h.vs hsen 80.
ctetlv onnstructiny n,ntnon hr;dgo Win
which undsr cover of The mont thev crossed
a cavalry fo,ce an IN the small land mat no.
low the London bridgc. from ,his i.land
there /, a good ford for cavaIrv IN this lido .,
the Holston.
Yesterday morning considerable force of
cavalry and infantry obtained footing on
this side, and Gen. White for prudential rea-
sons Tell back withdrawing the batteries aud
troops to Lenor. Whether they will continue
falling back or make stard at the latter
place, remains to be seen. Gen. Longstreet,
with Chatham, Pegram, Stevenson and others
are reported IN command Of the rebel troops.
Throughout Wednesday and Thursday there
were also demonstrations of rebel advance
RON the direction Of Rogersville so we have
our attention occupied IN two or rec oppo-
site directions at the same time.
The army paymasters have arrived here
safely, but the active operations of the troops,
fear, will oblige them to defer until a more
convenient season
L. 3. The rebel force which attacked Mays
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
VERMONT SUPREME COURT.
GENERAL TERM, 1868.

CHiTTENDEN COUNTY. -Fairchild d Bur
CESS, exr's v. Linus Bascomb ct ais. Ii. b
Smith for plaintiff. Hard. French, for deft.
Judgment reversed and case Temauded.
WINDSOR COUNTY. - Calvin French v.
Henry NJ. Winsor IL Leeds Billings. exr's OF
Isaac Mathewson, appelles French, Adams,
for plaintiff. Thral. Pierpoint, Pratt, for
defendant. Judgment reversed and remand
ed.
ORANGE COUNTY Hiram Moore Y. Hazer
Campbell ct ais Washbufn, Weston, for
plaintiff. G.. a. f. Role, Randall, for de.
fendant. Judgment reversed and remanded.
John A. Stanley v. John g. Robbins. -
Martin, Hebard, for plaintiff. Washburn
Clarke, for defendant. Judgment affirmed.
John +. Chamberlain " Henry Godfrey Ell
als.-Leslie, Clarke, for plaintiff. White for
defendants. Judgment Affirmed.
Scion Swift v. Town of Newbury.-Dickey
for plaintiff. Underwood. Little, Randall. for
defendants. Judgment affirmed.
+. II. Hartman v. Orange Fiheld Wing
for plaintiff. Perrin, Clarke, for defendant
Judgment for plaintiff,
CALEDONIA COUNTY. - Nathan Way v
Morton Barnsrd.-Geo. G. d. q. W. Cahoor
I'll plaintiff. Sartle, p eek & Colby, for de.
Reuben Sherburn v. Magoon & Prince
S,oddard d Clarke for plaintiff. Bartlett for
defendant Judgment affirmed.
Joy a. Carr v. Dyer IL. Hih.-Stoddard q
Clarke for plaintiff Benton & Ray, o. f.
Harvey. for defendants. Judgment reversed
and Temanded.
WAsHINoToN CoUNTY.-Town Of CAbo,
eomplt v. Jason Britt, sppellant.-Lsmson
Wing, Lund q Taylor, Redfeld d Gleason,
for comprt. Peck & Colby, Stone, for apt
Judgment affirmed.
John N. Wilson, sdm'rv. Erastus Wheaton.
Wing, Lund g. Taylor, French, for plain
tiff. Wheelock, Peck & Colby, for defend
ant. Decree of Chancellor affirmed and re-.
manded.
VIM. d Eliza Plumley vs.. Town Of Hyde
park Judgment reversed and remanded.
"A. A. Sweet v. Erastus Hubbard. judy
ment reversed and remanded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

A plot to liberate the Union prisoners in
Richmond and burn that detestable place. ia
alleged by the Richmond Enquirer, to have
been discovered. 1t is also asserted that the
conspirators were to receive very material aid
from persons in Richmond.
Charleston rebel dispatches state that six
launches made an attack on Sumter on the
Oath inst, but were repulsed Ten shells
were thrown into Charleston the same day,
and eighteen were thrown in ON the 2ls,,
striking ten buildings. The fire on Sumter
on the night OF the 2lst was very heavy
One white man and Two negroes we're killed