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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

jst10XOirT.
The fave humds9n aCuassasEaea whp q,
rived hsRe MeHdar n1Rht un ~ ~tsnnass
s.huiiz were nom Ro>ut Isnuauut, Md
run conversation WIN ssnesof them, ~r
learn nthAsAaa1Eenumhssss1QAt t,ssar plAras
40 the sraer haks sftnm stAe ptsssn au4hcsa.
ties, paytng snssA&esversAms of Rresnhacks
taes could gss hold ef-fson 1lOsto 1iup--
ssr tine privilege Of Eosng 90 nsthe number
seseeksd 0aecf tAan haka 1is in the hands
Of IT, Yanase essfk Of the pest, and securssi
~ nlAce by olssfine 70 aurrenaer Il. The
ssxr was accepted. The,retnsued prisoners
s,y that, with the exception of the MARY
,.sdsu, oar men are In q bad condition al
Point Lookous--naany Of them hetng hare-
tested, and nsariy sll saxgexi. Thuse from
lsyslAnd, beang near hame, receive much
zstaafon from TIE women of their State
Tssse ladies do - much q they can for the
leoars frau other BtAtos, hut, not heing re-
ls,itss. arr HOT allowed by the prison an
thassiies To GO tar tn their bencvolenee
Tae ''oath" Wss tsnaerea To the prisoners
., t.ooSout, bar not a cornorsls guard
,eaA Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

City GYieaasaee One OF the greatest an
noyances with which the Mayor aud his Off
Gers have TO eontead Is the large number os
licensed drinking houses kept ny negroes il
the name OF white persons. Many OF these
places are said To hs the headquarters Of the
worst negroes i'll the city. besides being re-
positOries forstolen goods, and hiding places
10 runaway slaves. All such houses ough'
TO be reported TO the Husiings Court, 10y
whom the ligenseS were granted, aud by
whom they should ne promptly revoked
Negro men CAD he tar better emDloyed III
making esrn and building Qualifications, than
selling liquor 10 other negroes, or keeping
caOE shops. Respectable white men aiont
should have the selling nfliaunr to be drunk
where sold, for when the privilege is grant
eli to others it Is surt 10 t,e abused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

The pGsus.-FranksD ID OWNS, Michael Hauley,
aud Arthur Leaky, charged with fal0ni0usiy
entering the dwelling house OF Mary Broder-
ick and violently assAuiting and heating her,
and stealing frnin har $3.50 iu Confederate
notes, Si40 In State BANK mites, 81 Ia gold,
and 3S in siiyer, were all allr0mmitted 10 the
care y0,tartiay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

Ass Interesting z.fair.-QI.te an interest
inc scene, In connection witt the Christmas
holidays in kichmanG, wsss presented on
Hundav last, al the Bethel Mission Sabba.h
School. TIE ppsning lessonior the day was
the I'd chapter OF Like, which was read III
concert by the entire school, after which ail
united IN singing q few appsop late pisees
TUE Superintendent then distributed q
Christmas gift-a be=auIitu and approprian
book-tn each child III the school. To the
number of some one hundred and thirty
Several addresses were delivered, anG Other
appropria1t exercises indulged, when tht
pieasaut scene closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30
Il..a,gs z.z..s.s...... Do z. sar aeih

!i4ak * &At.ixesTss lao = *a5F 1SiI
asa Eyalaii stz fs.allnen.i, IA Bsr lslh
NTtrtt.t IL these u.asaae NegraaS % tire --s.sa
Eazssaess vfiii hire Ger tia1 r
year t.e i4zisz t.as ss,r& c sari.iiestins.s. 81
ftale 81 pas Gxssi hy Commissioners for VlrEinse
Bisc o. atorefs ciaIOlng and ratodis iafpstiSd ~
the tioYernnspt, S2a0 per year:
HsFS 81 .aEarsrs, colsEf asa ratt-lS tsir stss. y
TIE owner, 3-ssQ seT year.
..fa oE laJrsrs, ratsalss esy furnished by ie Gov
erus1aat, Salu srsr ysaF.
lire of liSre r4sass aatg i2Tasziss1 by tie tOe
Gnls slt = a. fsssr Issbassi
Tine ItsIa y i'll gEay transo tstion TO Efsa
nssi Petersburg AMI viii glsr siiiioH e. ioT
expenses Tor ezat negro delivered iy xaer;iss or
o!ssEs III sther piacs,
hegYsszs ie hs comfortably a.sa ard IL soes con
e.iu ssttsu received ks4I.az1l astsBiaase and Ned
ieiffe furnished ny tiss bVafnGesss App. until Is
February I.sst.
Tse Government will ha rssgsas.be ;ay Giavcs -
taite ay,s.s. ta 1amhAes law oi Vagina.
By arsiSS ei ESi II S.sssSs
JsU a WII.i.fAAS,
Major Eng ID charge Richmond Iseisncrs,
dc iV-liot&s.ss2I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

EIvfNas Bi.aCa

EisNEN Z Bi@oI5b+
sf.on Engisa 18th 81
HIf10k AfIE--.Hio oGk kABk-EI8rEaD
1aSs received leo French sorssss all sszes f,oa
No "a Co e.
fou TneniEssesl's g nes, ssrts tiss hest eYss -
wis'ts ags cotcres. 30 srss-as + vsi!I be sod
SsAI Eaaire tu.gse. sr.-a
low isa3t-s csrs seies, nSiha3g s.eissr to
sv'' tee t6al warm asssl dry
iiaFstcak CT iasifes sssilealeas shaas " silt
large We selling these geo.s al Ss.ai as,vazse
~ oas: an Invite the at.nis1n ot sase ir want te
eur nsase- DARBY, III d Z GENTRY
saae House, .2ttrss, oppssite Bunk,
de Is-3t Ataya Gaaa g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30
uafsl

~ a oAi.J.
A~y n, (, X HRfCEEE
0ts1e AID residence tiaJ ss :so tiss3rs above
Efe-8l- Avenue, ieft isagfi Sle.
hsEsagei !s aisc be stt dgsilc ss.s Gsy
witt v 1-ttv issg, aasey aai sire UE'ies ag +
Il ksi.ho Ese, ii,hs 81, iseiJs@ fxsi.aage Hate,
lie iG--esai6st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

Not 81 Baa.-.john d. Perrin, one of the
city police, was a-raigned before the Mayor
yesterday morning IT. answer Enf charge oi
violently aasaultlug and heating with a stick
a negrn boy, named Albert, aged II years-
slave OF Airs DsyoL. The evidence showed
that Perrin, III seeing fhe boy IRE pop
crackers iii tie street started alter him
that the hoy ran and Perrin pursued him to
9th street, when he threw his stick, Whieil
caused the hoy 10 iall heavily, his nose and
mouth striking the pavement, causing the
bleed TO tiow, and rendering the had insensi
Die for "a time. There Was evidence tI
show that the stieE touched the boy ~ al!
hut in order To secure the testimony of al
tending physicians, the examination was ad
iolIrneI until to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

xbssis,oRsid Nisistsn n 10 ahaln = Infhllc
nnsting u III hsal, scazuM - - an0 IL
atSasss, OhnscA llast, sosnnss0W mel.h Ass- :.
ssassen 4sssaalls snag t.e ss1<uasd ~ he
saoen1inn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

Eng Rag Frcfss have been exceedingly nG
Iaarnas this sseas. II, ami 3islstardinS theex
orIitani prices asked for aIl the articles lsses
ia compromising fise beverage Asne.hAu Tia
money TINS thrown away wsuid haSe .snsaas
rlsd tie hearts al hundreds Of auSTOWinl
widows and .erphsns, and siistea h1ppinesI
10 the eivers. How Iew r0uemhes't The lsn1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

A0kistg H0ytaasss--A correspondent who
Processes tniaye had more than hir.I,s-eye
view of hospital management, thinks the
Goyernment has heen freely bied by many
OF its agents employed a THESE Institutions
and insiu,ates tina. farms and houses could
not Ire purchased and paiG tor bv salarieC
employees who were il dent at the cnm
meneement offhe war, II Government prpvis
sions had not been lihsrllty appropriated 10
private uses We know nothing u these
abuse1 isers anally, but hive been assured
lnat they do exist, and un1ht to be il
quired Into. IL .i-,s ana -yyn,1niIe.l aoI.iierS
have beer robbed of the rseesssi.Iess ur ,,,.s
by Government agents--ii their meat and
drink Eage been turned into houses aud
lands Ivy Government, hirelings, the people
ought 10 know il, and the guilty parties
ought to i,e held III 10 the scorn and exe-
Grafton OF the world. II our correspondents
will send us his namc anu the namer OF the
guilty parties, we will sec that his charges
are given the pranaT direction FOR rigid III
vestigaiioE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

YANxsx AlmAuTy ,-The tsitowtag ;tstteI, di
rxctsd 10 s.Ltsuk Col. JoAepa dickinson, n. a. Il
G.. Csusse 0rand uiststoa, ARMY of tisr folaasar
was captarsd Ia one 0f tiBe sasnays wsg0as nss
Chaucs.toessilie q 6sw days since. The tsnnsI
nes sf ii1e stsssnn ny lsae wiissT hsr hashand ~
tsaexprsssibty tame ehiax
WAanfn610k, Ian. IL, iszs3
A4y lle1r kftemx i veeHtN2d yOsf note tsuas
aud ssas isli8htsa 10 mint goa sit remembered
nsx. ! h1pe yan ase sell, and are enjoying y0lsr
self In BsssnG. tAissk Il chasnliRg rity IN win
tssQe, Nneu y0s ssfafn. r'Du will r0ns~ aud
sfAAf III my hushand sissssti ~ Killed II.
s0ase 0f tlar hmtllM ptaBne casIaier eaGxaes
% you. Wstse me- Wusd, mad let ne kssss sslsai
ssG tsk 81 tie psagn11iDa- lAD yassnDl ihil5k h
insentsalta nses Nvhen yna saansn dn hftag nle q
nice lssspAake fmm bnGsasss 81 New Hofk. lsssat
axe q han6snssesstne iseue yno ihank NJ
nalsa aG.i think ai y0a. Ve nasrt tssdssess u
ai Aty ieaf ffbsad, Ia WRITE % a1r &ses sssos.. a
t%il usf WOW nssseh yas iikr -, Ssnsd shye
Hssss nneetfsrssd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

1He Hiyfsg eeuson commences next Ffi
day, att will he attended. with unusu.il an
noyanees. The great. demand for labor, the
high prts,-s ni ali the neeessarir.s 0i life, and
the appreciated currei.i,y, all combine agalns,
ths hlfer, who, before the end uf the year.
may fints Ii new amt nloFe valuable currency
III circulation, anu mattey much harder Ia
get Al Regardless III tiisse facts, families
mnst secure their servants AT once Ef.-
fire,y witt'nut assistants for the Christmas
week-for ihn hiring aeried universally ends
Will Earss.nla eve. when slaves area ali free
with household matters derarosG and eyery-
thing to pat To rights Tor the beginning OF a
new wear ct'nks aEg, elianinernlaids must j,..
had, anu thase VINO can afford 1; will agree
to aimesf any terms To secure what they
need. Nes.rO women will command iree,
Sl5G to S30o, anti nien will pr4ixed b. the
SadO, that being tae,s ~as they wish Az the
-Hoyernp'rS Iced and cioti,e ant pay the tax
dn each servant nirel, he will find that eueil
man VIII cost him from 81 600 to 81 800 per
year, provided the necessarics OF life maillr
tain their present prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

KTOIfcg 10 Tax PAYERS -~fu:saas,l 10 al afdi
na,fr ,asssl Ith oi June, ts1S, VIZ atteait
al THE elsstaY.s cities tie CITY Hall, sTcm tie
latr ts IDS ...s al itssalabss leIssiye fes:eiss
s.:e remaining aH e taxsE from ssch
entitled q, ,ie.actsen ol 10 pes ey having pre-
y,aTss y zas ite itFsi bali Ia Jane Ass, IA accord
aasse win ss4a eriBaaea.
g(fLtIs u HDRsgA &C. x.
Iii Will tss seer from iae nfnys that ,aase Tex
taesoy Is rsgarasi H. sttsGQ AZ the os3@e frsu tbe
Sii u; sas .Sisi s :is nnath, ta rsrasvs taxes re.
n.alas. due ram Jste .1ss Esfssfe tis sanusF3
term es The HnssUsH Court l,e rssasfsd ty ef.ts
nance sn advertise delinquent ssta,s ~ he ss
Tar nsasa -iasy nlen1 ~ taxss.
psrksus Mtas hsiaa asas WI s~t tue rscss
sty OF sail.rg aad psFs ttesr !. = asf@sr
shie Tor .as ssissstos eail tssm before ie al
yeatxaS- All pss he fzis ~ilistE tire tissss
s,ecifess ~ s1egsr sus;uisease nsanos be given.
.ee-im .ilIIiiss HBHE6k. &C z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

uk asssntson ef isaiists Is cstissi 70 ts soeS
af the Loezyils Aiaiug and Manufacturing
lsampapy, the books tJs which open at the
o11ea Sf Aessrs Lancaster i Go
This company, whsch was chartered at the hast
aesxseE. of tire North Carolina Legislature. e,uesE
platte tss mAnuae;IIrs o! iron aE2 tse casting Of
raiisosa wlseeie, retiiog OF iron, ke.
The worxs will t. ereetsd on Deer river, Ghsi-
ham county, C.. = i1aAiisy sseure fran in .ss,on
pfantinl h provisions With bcu uEdsess supptvsof
iransnc ccz.; IL csers not only saAe iovsstnasnt
but one wnheh W0 essahie the prosecution CT az
enterprise CT tiae utaet Importance t. tht
country.
BOOKS descriptive Of this resources and tepsgrs
nhF Of the country may b. sesn al Asssrs IaraAs
Ter Cos. d. s2S.-6s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

FaR Jsssa Elzssa ffH impsndlur a.
'sao0 - Ms1su1EukTe1nttCE1p 70 aulu1fituts aut
pftnetpN, h4se unansas mn ma hunllresay
a Apecnaat6m amd eusG 5susm In q sfl1a
'e9nefy, ta6tng With t. q nncA purtinans .oj
taelr lmtnur - thes E1Tl turn into gcld
aud i0siAg sseir renI se1l1ae herr Ia tcisrur
o. Parfsaof their famlli sfiiI atfsr the clsae
OF t,ae war Hmy of TIE msn hasegzuwr,
saeuenH rich. 1--we lnvel1sd largely ID 1hrnss
san s.a snsnes and nnw, an sl.asing 6sen given
mr. yeafs III which to s@lhsr waalth, Wlails.
nthers we've fighting 1pyprotect then. Al,
'asserting the country heeause they sr1 cal:
I eu nssGn to endure altll portinn OF TIM
naFashlps 10 long horne u the gallant sol
utsrs In the field. Many 11aat have left since
rue meefiug of GnnxTu8 WEIR fuyuisheta
via pasars, and others ar trying 10 esca,,e
u tae same way; hui, whether thev sss.
paeass OF mot, tiny will Auaxe an ,ssIssr to
renca The Fesaera. Ms hef0re the
asunseIterate Senate can yyG<irct and rnns fiae
biii now before that hoGay. Let them so IF
they will; HIT in tue .uame uf jl,stiee lei
Gohsssss sat oacr pvepzrennd pass hin for
slif immediate e0lIfiscatim 0f all the pror
err they mag leave behind.
II iI0se wlosown the lanis are not urepaf
&c 10 defend II AGAINST the EeDmmun enemy
nhl prefer TO flee To titas smemy for the prp
tseiI0n ai tieir precious peTsons, lei the
LAM and all other effrcfs ile sfhrown into fi,r
treasury oi the com mon <s1tse, and tue SaH,i
fars. ii men are neetiel N strengthen or
armies, property holders within tire ron-
script age aii2hi to De made to fare tine mr.
Sic HOW; aRti II THEY runaway and leave their
fortunes 10 be psntecfed hs those less bnun-
tiniiy blessed II worldly geads, then the
property 80 left nnght To tse thrown into a
general fund Tor the good of the cause ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

ErHb felntau Restaurant tor saie--tae t5,s,sr r..
p,,.r 81 THIS RESTAURANT which r. situated
oantlnse ils res,a,ranl 6ssnS i, Intending to DIS
sto1 and Ixturts for "a ie Consisting 81 everything
necessary for the CART bag eI hrs; casKs rextsi-
raul 1o any person wishing to engage ~ ttts bus.
ACES chance Il .ftai,. - i tecata4 Is
t.e bess in tile city. Connected viii tire restaurant
bowling saloa;,. will ssso gets o baits aad pls.
r nat disposed OF b7 3as! waol viii b. o.
tered -siiiis til Z. .as 4ie 2s-1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

FFSsJ ssasafssaursss III Nerre Rs.a Twsa 1s1uD
E Al private saAs. twp sets nj Eeysd Bnm0 -
fisreen sss iso eEx2 Pot Ml.s Gss itAtasnisG sou4
tssis ts sss tive ssts Segnasuts tor "A tncG tg
slx sss ne~ asssss taf I2-inra isali h,nM -
i.,gess ssss, Bss.sks ssf 81 teay0uBo9 -
ser wsashsag hsxsissaszs. viii sant - -
pssss a;ss., oar ssen Press, tsnew. aa. Esllsg1w.
iiEO Ak9N11,
me 9s.---ss Lane Auunnor Z AvouD-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

$URNfruRE sAfrDEY - iiav iis.s renaaved 70 The
z extensive building formerly accapisSi by Mr.
Alfred i.,Ig calcI factory Franklin street,
lew .ioers h4.nH i5t.l stress prepared
raeeive orders for Furniture which viii be executed
IL the ies style and shortest time.
also of y To t..e nssIs "a; NY rooaas above,
aaie assortment OF aaista1 Furniture
Tna....isi. my frcacs for iAer ie-naar custom,
yesaeetfliiy solicit co1iiuaanee tl,s sa.lle
sttsEnE siUsSEE
Dc lg-3ss isaog.et Maker ant Upnoisters-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28

/ lICE.
V0sgs PINE RangoaL Eies,
JRst receives sud fot sMl, Ia !. t,....t s-s
bstce, D!
"fp'alh CoSSABit a sNYTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
The Ash OF July In paris.

The Paris correspondence of the Lon
don Times of July 7th says
On Saturday. the 4th inst, about TWEEN
ty five or thirty American gentlemen
North now staying at the Grand Hotel,
met at dejewrner to celebrate the Dec
laration of American Independence in
l776, of which that day was the anniver-
sary. The Federal States flag Xas dis
played. but soon after Withdrawn, as sew
eral Americans Of the Confederate States
demonstrated with the proprietor on q
demonstration which was distasteful to
those who we're also living at his estob.
iishment. Some of them, it is said, quit
| ted the hotel alloget her.
There were several toasts given suila,
bic to the occasion: and, in psrticulsr,
that of the United States Minister in Par.
is, who, on learning that MIR. Slidell, the
Confederate delegate, had had an audi.
ence of the Emperor a short time ago on
the subject Of recognition, Informed the
French government that if any proposals
of the kind we're renewed, his government
would consider il casus beitt, and he
should demand his passports and quit
France HIS health was received with
great applause by the party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
C0nfiscnttou.

The Mobile Advertiser of June 25, an
nounces the sale Of "twenty f We confiscs-
ted slaves, the property of Lydia and
Richard 5. johnson, alien enemies."-
Over 200 acres of valuable land, go
bales of cotton, and large amount OF
other property Of the same parties, 10 also
confscated. So much for confscation in
Dixie. If the military and civil authori-
ties in this department, wers to adopt a
similar course here, instead OF allowing
claims on the Federal Government to the
amount Of Sl0. 900, to The most wealth
ard active rebels IN DAVIDSON, it would
be better for the Government, and for
the loyal people. We shall present some
facts to the public shortly on this point
which will astonish unSophisticsted PEG.
pie. We want the public to know th.r
the rebels have the hardihood to come
before the Board of Claims, as creditor.
OF the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28

A HEEorc WOMAN The Chambers
burg (Pa.) Valley Spirit says that while
that ancient borough was under rebel rule.
. rebel soldier..appiied to lady for an axe
to cut down the liberty pole which had
stood in the public square ever since the
great uprising Of the people On the fall of
Fort sumpler. She refused to give the
axe Hs drew bis pistol frsm bis bel.,
ana threatened 10 shoot her unless she
complied with his demand She eplied
with perfect coolness You can pu,
twenty bullets through my heart, but you
cannot force me TO give you an axe 70 cut
down that pole"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
England's Hope from Lees lava
sion.

England's Hope from Lees rnva-
sion.
The two governments, or
rat Their the two nations, seem to be treat
ing this invasion in totally different ways.
1t Is clear from the statements which we
publish to day that the Confederate gov
ernment have thrown their whole force
into the movement. and tend it to be a
far more serious affair than the hurried
invasion OF last year We are informed
that during the last two weeks 10000
Confederate troops have passed through
Lynchburg, bound for Richmond and the
North. Old troops Of General Lee which
he had detached some weeks ago to Chat
tanogs, 10000 men from General
Bagg's army, and 10000 from General
Bsauregsra, at Charleston, are being
thrown into this critical struggle The
North have to face no mere raid. but an
organized invasion on the largest scale,
directed by leader who has defeated
all their generals in succession with
forces far inferior TO the powerful army
he now commands. On the other hand,
not only is the Federal Government a.
helpless and paralyzed MS We have des-
oribed ii, but the people psrtake Of its IN
activity and apathy. In the
interest of peace it is to be hoped that
General Lee will at least make this inva-
sion sufficiently effective to disgust the
Northern people with the war, and to
shame their leaders out of their boasting
and conceit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
The Condition Of the Negroes OF New
York.
From the New YOrs Times, July 10.

From the New Yort Times, July 10.
There are not spires enough in tbi,
city to avert the wrath of Heaven, il
something is not speedily done to tighten
the awful mis,ry which this mob has
brought upon our colorsd population. /.
10 not sufficient to lift from item the
nightmare of &. rror. They have ply SIC
al wants that must be provided for. or
they will perish. Hundreds of women
aud children have been forever deprived
by murderous hands Of those whose daily
labor was their sole dependence. Hun.
drsds of them have been plundered Of
their clothing and of every article of their
personal property. Thousands of them
have been kept by violence from their
work, and thus left with families exposed
to starvation. They are all, in the pre-
sent condition of things, absolutely help.
less They can make no appeal, They
can do nothing but hide and crouch, ter
ror-stricken and furnishing. The move
ment for their relief cannot come from
them. They can At best only be passive.
Just men think and act for them, and do
it promptly, too, or themselves become
partners in the dreadful guilt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
say- One of the parties abused BY III

Bar One of the parties abused by the
rioters. in New York, testified in the
court OF Justice Welsh, as follows:
These men came to my house, and one
OF them, advancing to the table, struck
tia rap with a heavy club which he car,
RED, and asked, do you know what we
come ior!" She replied, 81 do not "
"Do you know the Conststationy" aNo."
well. SAID The rutfian. Il will tell YOU,
II Is to rip and tear and carry off niggers'
property. and kill the damned nigeers u
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~ The authorities 10 St. Louis ssis-
cd such pothsr round their ears BY the
srrcst of Rev. Mr.. Bntham, Methodist
preacher at Mexico, that they thought 1t
prudent to release him forthwith and un-
conditionally. They held on to the 9TH
or prisoners, though al were in the same
boat, after throwing over q tub 70 appease
the Methodist whale.
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Our country is now passing through her
darkest hours, and the assistance of all
loyal men are needed. While our noble
soldiers are battling successfully the enc
my 10 the field, and are stalking that which
is most dear to man. namely. his life, up
on the altar OF our country, We think, and
justly too, that those who remain at home
should be drilled and prepared for any
emergency. BY reference 10 General Or
ders III, by the Governor, which has
been published in these columns, be re-.
quests the Organization of independent
companies in each county to aid in main
taiuing Law and order, and also 10 assis.
the Provost Marshal in the discharge OF
bis duties Counties Throughout, the
State are responding nobly, and others
should not be ln advance of "Old Lee
We are happy to say, however, that there
Is an organ zed company here. the I'm.
Ion Corp, which meets for drill every
ioesds! anu fnday evening ai Odd Eel
lows HAL. he compauy numbers about
forty. and comprises most Of the youno
nen OF our city. Twenty or thirty more
are required to ill up the minimum At
which time steps will be taken TO procnro
uniforms. Loyal young men who have
not already enrolled themselves i. the
company are respectfully requested to dc
DO At once.
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- When Port Hudson surrendered,
the rebel troops had eaten their last
mule. They didnf seem to be very we'll
They oil complained Of . kicking ia the
stomach. Il Lou. Jour.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Two Fans. OF ia Acres each, In Van Burer coun
~, lava. One Farm 10 located o.. miles 4. from
wipchrs or, and miles North OF Bentonspo n, nsar
the Ft Des Aoin.s Railroad 100 under cuitivstion
with eou,evrsbie Frame Dwelling and rsssiinx two
Eood Wels,orchArd and other improve ThisParm
IL known ~ the "isntord Farm. Tue other tract ol
i79 acres Is hea Why timberd Including Sugar Or,
chard OF sos tree and undsriad with large bxds
Coal, d Is located near the same Rail road. Thcse
lands we're located by Mr.. Haufofd fn his life time.
and now held by his heirs, no age, and will be
sold separately together to suit parties at great
bargain.
Enquire Of II. B. EN-sYCK,
| ksohuk, May Is, 1868. Real Estate AGENT