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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-30
Death o. the Hon. VIVA. III. WEIGH
CT ReI wing.

Died at Red Wing on the morning Of
the ed inst, Hon. VIM H. WEIGH, late
Chief Justice Of Minnesota, aged about SIS
years
Chief Justice WELcH was native Of
Litchtield, Connecticut, ana son of Capt.
JOHN WELCH, an officer who served with
distinction in the Revolutionary War. He
graduated at Yale College, and then stud-
led law with Chief Justice DAGGITT, an
eminent juriSt OF that State. lie after
wards removed to Steubenville. Ohio,
where lie practiced his profession with
marked success. His health falling him
somewhat, he removed to Michigan while
then Territory, and Was afterwards a
member OF the Convention which formed
the first Constitution CT that State. He
was prominent among the public men 0t
that State.
In 1s49she removed to Minneapolis.
He was elected Judge OF probate Of Ram
sey county in 1862, and in 1853 appointed
chief justlce Of the supreme court OF the
Territory, by President PIERCE, and at
the expiration OF his term reappointed by
President Buchanan, and performed the
duties of the office until the State was ad-
mitted into the Union, in 1858.
He was possessed Of a fine legal mind;
was an able and upright judge, a conscien-
tious and just man, a ripe scholar, aud de-
votedly attached to his country, and deep
ly versed in its history, q valuable citizen,
and in his domestic as in all the other re-
|, lations Of life, as faultless as it is permitted
for man to be. A n, r.. -,...
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-30

\ SwARTwoUTER.--Am man named John
Tyroe, employed by Grover 81 Gardner,
commission merchants of Baltimore, got
cashed in Washington, the other day, a
draft for $4,000, belonging to his employ
ers, getting 'greenbacks" for the whole
amount, and then hurried on to New
York, where he converted his paper into
gold, and at once departed for Europe. It
is thought he has swindled others out of
money, by borrowing, &c, and that his
delinquencies will not fall short fs7o, 900.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-30

A correspondent from New Orleans
writes that General Banks has been quite
i'll for several days, and is still suffering
from exhaustion consequent upon the ar
duous duties which deyolve upon him: The
injuries which he sustained at the battle of
Cedar Mountain have induced acute pains.
in his side, from which, however, he is graz
dually recovering. uj see ~ sJI0aI az
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blonesrK Deulofrat.
sam II PA UL

Saint Paul. FRIDAY. january I'D. 1863.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-30

80 y.33fffs8 49, \ 'is A5s ~ gggE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

Governor Seymour arrived 10 this CITY
yesterday morning, and at half past n
O'Clock addressed large crowd Of men
and boys, numbering eight hundred or
over, from the steps Of the City Hall On
taking the stand he was greeted With ve-
hemsnt and prolonged cheers. He said
be had come from bis quist home to this
scene of excitemen, to do what he could
to preserve the public peace.
A Voice-We want you to stay here.
, Governor-Iam going to atay here my
He impfored The men whom he sav be.
fore him to refrain from all acts of yio-
lence and from oil destruction Of proper
ty. They owed it to themselves and to
the Government under which they lived
to assist with their strong arms in pre-.
serving peace and order. If they woold
only do this, and refrain from further RI
otous acts, he would see to ii that all their
rights were protected. lCheers.1 He
was their friend, and friend Of thur famii.
lies He would say q word about the
draft. and FIRST he would state that on
Saturday last he sent lis Adjutant Gen.
eral (Sprague) to Washington to stop the
draft In this city for the present. fPro-
longsd cheers There was no occasion
for resistance, for the draft had not vel,
been enforced. If they would now quiet
ly disperse 10 their homes aud abstai n from
further acts of violence, he would promise
them that no injustice should be done in
the matter OF the eonscription, and that
she rights Of themselves and their IA antilles
should be fully protected. EGreat sp-
piause, during which the Governor re
tired within the City Hail. Before the
Governor commenced speaking company
OF armed soldiers. with fixed bayonets,
from the Park Barracks, were drawn up
IN his rear on the steps of the City Hall
Whei'e See 19R6csb6,qgp RJytbtssa she atsrsy tse sfS~a
In the widest manner, to which they paid
no attention, and none of them were
otherwise molested.
This brief account of the symp pathy be
tween the rioters and Seymour, the cheers
with which they greeted him, and tie
groans by which they insulted the SOL
dlers, exhibits the entire spirit Of the pro-
gramme. Seymour was the profsssed
and appreciated friend Of the Infamous
scoundrsls. who massacred O'Brien. and
pursued with hellish hate the friends OF
the Government, sacking the dwellings Of
The Mayor and the late Postmaster, At
tacsing the Tribune Office, and murder.
ing all who offered opposition TO their
mad rule. 81
Seymour simply sought to ingratiate
himself with the mob and to retain their
votes for the party, not to quell the riot,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

led into action. Then in arms and muni.
tons of war, We have made all the co n.
lures. amounting in value to millions OF
money. To cap the climax, we have split
the Confederacy through the middle, and
gained positions whence VIC can crush the
rebellion entirely before the year ends, il
not bindered by mui ierous "6re in
the rear" So tho first bali of July.
1868, will do very we'll.
The Union men Of Iowa have first
rate ticket nominated. | have known
oil the nominees for years, and can saw
from long acquaintance that they are on
all accounts entitled to the hearty support
OF the people. They ought to be elected
by most laundering majority.
HAwKKrE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
Mason she secsssioniss.

Two years ago the Mahonyites nomina-
ted Mason for Governor. They nomi.
nate him this year for Judge. The fol-
lowing extract from I. w. Clagett's let.
ter then. is quite as applicable to the case
now:
"lndependent of Judge Mason's &C.
fcentricities. heretofore manifested in his
political life, some of which have been SO
ably set forth by Hon. W. r. Coolbaue b /,
OF Burlington, it is we'll known that,
within the last three months, he has de-
clared that he could settle our national
troubles in twenty days; and when re-
qussted to state how be would settle
them, he answered AZ would withdraw
the army from the field, and acknowledge
Southern Independence !" The acknowl-
edgement Of Southern independence BY
the National Government is di.solut ton
of the Union. Hence Judge Mason is a
disunionist. To be dtsunionist Is 10 he
disloyal to Me National Goee-nmeat !.
and to be disloyal is to be no Democrat
Democrats, therefore, are under no obliys-
tion to vote for Judge Mason; but on the
contrary, by voting for him for Governor,
they viii endorse his disunion sentiments
aud will thereby be justly chargeatle
with being disanionists themselves"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

John K. Yorc,
william A. Ysre.
Peter J. Coughiin.
NARY Louiss Cough,in Sf&4
o" ths Yah dsy " eceaub~v, IeSs pesey co.sh,,,
ana Mary Louisa Cong HIN I'd t Sc ~ y 1iii.,
ana homas r. knstsr tbs fviio sips d~su4ihaI s.si
estAts situated 10 Lee Iowa to S.t Tn. .,.h
EAST arter OF Section eighteen the Nth = Ell a, A.
sr OF Ssct'on seventeen The uDs 10, as
section six'rea the aeitopsi snu,h-vest opsrt,, "a
Secton nfne snc no th-esst quarter u k.ruos
ihfv-sx. IN lswsship sixty -sevsn no,sA II Ranre
seven sest,
Aiso, the west half OF Section tvs.t,-t~s T.~.
EMP hSs -sa north, of Rang. six s~st.
Also tn" b. hsf Section thiytsep =. tbe svss
uoDa north quartet Sscssan touresu IN Iox a.
shsl stxN ave nsr,h, OF Range six west
Atso the East half the south ell oasrter anh
tnriy six acres an the norih hiatt or wet hs The
perha eel Qnar,er Of seeli tbirteen, In Town.hp
sixtysix No fth ~ ev@ w.st h s~sur~ Shs pay
ment OF note OF e2o ooo rxecut aby James T. bsucs
And iona D. Thom nay sbl- ~ saA stx
months from pss-mher a<s b, IssS % Jamss WslsA
al hc hz OF the ststs of Missouri and hy hs0 sN.
dorsed " John Wniism A. Ios<. ~ - 4nsse 4
due aud uupsid. >.
the efose give notice ~ the susvitsr ~ ss,A
Trusie~. tknster b-isE desd scesr4ones vtvh thN
terms and suIlorit tasestrd IN bs aats as~a ass.
giving sour weeas n the Dasl co, 1te, \.
Saturday, the - dsJ II Apsus1 no. ~ 10 sl.eS
~ prorers 10 sell aid real ptate d q i ssiI
eso ooo and the inissess aUs thersea asA ~in tAss
| and sbrre saecate AIDED 10 the pascAsssr.
Place OF sale In front th~ Court 10 Nv -. ftv
OF keokak los esaut lows T9 -
SAMUEL p. nlLLpR. ,tysSsss
hAsHn = ucCnAsy. Atssrasys. tl01-oew
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TO Beu Josnsop, Peter Hsu n p,,h.,.
oo'nsou. o Armstrong and William Eav..s.
VIZ w heaxc sheriff Of Lee county, Taws
I"u are hereby notified thatthere Is nuv IN a. l..
,he omce Of the Clsrt Of the DistrIci CouS, as "
iows, 81 keotuk petition ofJsnes Rah. n
- : ussieg an injunction Asainss Ben J.hnso a.
~ hns 80 neoEs SHERIFF 70 cstrsin them from sail
~. anass % cx.cution descrbeo 10 said .sstion Il.
:, I'VE rect on th. front ends Of Lot. ia 2 In tao
ssid sherG the speci8c psrforusncs IN er,t. .ne
ex.en'eds ~ .nd between .he said Johnson De-, :,
~" lanes y. Rrbinson, Jr dated 2elh NJ,
And pfasiatss for the rstezss Of : csIt.,
- IN ssrI petition described upon ths 10, o,
SOY anies~ ou appear aud ansv 4, ths,~.,, ~, -
before noon OF the second dav OF tbs 4. ~ 49,.
e sao District Court to eommenee on th. Ia, Man'
sepsembsr. A. D., 1853 q decree b, e.ssni,
600 As" ssahst yon as paved for In said ps
.1 d. LoAA4 HELkSAp
sof's for Pe.itioperx
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

f. Eiihu Gum, v. Creel Mrs May Creel hia wife,
f.sak Pat ne jos ph Simpson, Robert G. Dayton
W. GsshAn Rustee Sc.; q. I. NJ. ohpson. Geo
ran. J. Corman, Grsgory McMaban W. s.
Wtnder, Hugh hen1edy, CHARTER x Tebe,m.n
III ara SNOW saie OF Iowa for ~eA..,t "a I'd
SAM bostmao, 5 T. Voorhees, Cornrla d. woo.-
teftJ &J hcNamara, kmma Nj. Williams Extri'x
hsc Thompson, Claim, Aeilen q ca, A. C.
hisoee, 1--we, Byrau& Adams, Arnold KendutI !
fle' nn, "m. Turner. assign.s OF Pat, lex 4
Cruise h"osas Lodge No IS, ipdr pendent Order OF
Odl Fellows, Eds ard Boyerton, Cha. pAysonsh ca
X. Aason Ias. Cox. Angeline Bushey .,mIni,i,s
w &s,, lno'nss sra sarah pungsn executors sc.
Asroun,J X d }. Conmsn, James Cnllsh.n.
JAS. hctutcheon, seh ol Fund Com m, ,s.lou.r,
Reynolds b Richardson, D. y Iced N. M.chaci TALON
-. r. NJ Lose Ts, - Co, .. hsm..y; Kramer, irwin h
ismax, }. w. Ogden, Hiram Barney. RANKIN 4
Miller, survivors &e., 3 r MiIief. John Quirk
Wilasns Edward Boyd and John ID. Bsushmsn
DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby seyeraly notified that ,h,r. !, now
on ME the one- oith Clerk OF the District Conrt
~ Lee County, lows, At keokuk petition OF Cha, lon
bush PRAYING for the the rseord ,,f
tain deed from Marsh Lee and Drlrvan, tsust.es &c
for the rear hsf OF Lots ~ (2l and f3 BIork .ao In
TIE City OF keJkuk, i.se ounty loss sihat nv n. ~
Of the grantee therein shall read EIaAx Gnnn
OF Ei.As ,upn the deed referred be ing n
Book NO - page 3oo records of ssid unty prayicS
as" Tor The correction Of lhe description ~
in'ehded 10 te convey ed By p CreeI nd y ~ in
mosEser naos oy them TO Chss Bus ecorded In Bo
page w. Aso IN the record oi said mort gage and 10 The
decree OF orrcosnre In this Court thereon Anal the
aeed OF he snefn o. sld Couuty V Charles Nus b. and
.ne recofo o Ame 'oand on page sos Ok II records
vt sao touusy, 20 that the auS
record. shsh r. ad the undivided hsIf Of the
Lola y tsl q ~ biock lioi, In tho City Of eokuk
lie Couny' Iowa" aud for grnerai relief &e
NOV, eacn OF you must appear ans or said natl
tion BY noon OF the day OF the "a, of
court coamels ing Al keok uk the arst Monday
OF Sc ltember A, D., 1868 on decree as nr.v.d sn,
will be had therein by dcfs H.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
0N-oss Attorney for Petitioner.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE
VaisED sr*rr. IsrrsrAr krvr,ux
ar SoiLEcTios DssInicY. SrArr =. -.

~ co., omsHD srArr' fsrrsrAI krvssux.,
Dsrnie3s SrAs1 ~ towA.
Caftsction Once, Port Mad,sSp
rersusuf TO the provisions os aecttsn ~ og q, !. -
a.eo " AZ Act 10 provide IaternaI Rsvenuss 10 an.
spprove ed Jaly lst, 1862, nstiee Is s,s,,
" persoa hseie 10 Pay duties taxes under s.,a
he oonn ny otLec, 10 the arst Datrics AZ ~.
eessd fron Me Asssssor thereof his sosusi eo,ssn
s. peusnt to the psovision No Of sec,ios no - s.;S
sor h'veb-come due ana pay able th.s a. - ~ asses %
of ns deputy, wiz attend for the eo'Iscion -,
=, sams a. MS enice In the Court House In ms -
ro,t Aadison, f.r twenty days from tbis dsss .s
ma. All pers"ns who shsii neglect 70 paw dri "a
Sn,ss sIoee.sd assesssd upon them to ,hr 81, ~
sss., =. me period os time above spsct.a
The amsa ant sbesepf. -. 1ona upon
Ds'ed this 2lst day of July, 1863.
Jy2i-diesAwsv Collector Is, pi.trie, ....s -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

Against these, We have not lost. in
killed, wounded and prisoners. more than,
at the most, 10000 men. So that the
months work, half ended, n axes Us the
gslners by an army about three times az
large as ANY Wsshinston ever OF one time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

SALE We would call attention TO the
advertisement OF L d ". Motganof 81
Louis who sre now selling ~ lheir stock
mart. iarre number Of cond fmned and
captured Government nurses snd mules
Al auction Sale to continue from day
to day until all are disposed Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

- The Jennie whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
ard intermediate points. Leaves For,
M~aiaan nm arrival of tbe ear,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
THE CITY,
Notice - MAI, xuSscrissrs.

NOVuc2 70 MMiI NubscFtbFFs.
Hereafter no subscriptions will be re-
ceiyed for the Daily for less than three
months Al the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for lrss than three months.
will be charged ut the rate Of sixty cents
q mouth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

nAsk.r MEETING The colored popu
la''oh oi hs'kok and vicinity helda "Bas
Hs1 Meeting on Sunday lAEt few miles
up the river, back OF Sandnsky. There
were from two hundred to three hundred
persons present. aad the preaching and
o'ner services Of the day wee ruseren.ly
attended TO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

HowE 4 rrLzk will sell at Auction,
this (Tussday) morning, ut 10 o'clock,
= 10, Of good Second Hand Furniture,
Carpets, Crockery and Glass~ ~sre, Cook
aud Psrlor Stores, d.. Also one very
fac Side Saddle. Rsiuen4hAr lhs hour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
HORACE GRxrLrY I'M rHE Isprpysn-

HORACE GREELEY I'm rHE Ispxprsp-
Ekr. Mr.. Horace Greeley, over his own
signature in the Independent, says:
1--WE ought now to be near the end Of
the great struggle, aud our Government
may, without compromising its dignity,
not merely welcome, bui-openl, invi,e.
proposals from North Carolina, Georgia,
Texas, and other revol,ed States, for a
peaceful restoration of the Union. Let
us ati De propar-d--uIay, We shall, We
must already be--to welcome peace when
ever II can DO achieved without sscri-
fee Of duty, or principle, Of honor. Of
phghled faith"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
Mem Aopertisements.
/ .ECTURE ON THE HORSE.
by o. II. r. rANCHeR.

ho as spent over t~enty+six ears in erp eriment
ca M different disease that tho Horse e to
~ 'nt eouDtrJ He claims ~ have obtained reusdy
~ hsAfy sli NE diseases has the Hossr 10 bsir b,
an IN order 10 give the people Chance L.n.s ~,
laakmsnl Ia reference to his claims uf Horse tna.
iedse, hs proposes so gives '"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
Who LEADS THE MOB. - The N. Y
Evening Post says:

Evening Post says:
In the conspiracy now under examina-
ton III Philadelphia, in which there has
been dicclosed a sysemstie attempt ts-
run the blockade with vessels sent from
our hsrbor. aud loa ed with go DIS from
New York shelves. sud also to furnish
the rebels with information and supphes.
several lettetsare TO be pfTrrea ia evidence,
showing the completely Of New York men
W,th the rebels in Richmond The Phil
adeiph'a rress reports tha, one OF these
letters |. IRON tue man Andrews, of Vir
eieia. who is leader Of the mobs which
are to-day numbering and pillaeinc our
teeple Is there no law in the land ,ha,
Villains saeh as he may be punishsd9 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

An English pr,ys,s soldier ia nov
paid about $40 a year a Fran,h ona
soont soo year CclsInel in France
10 .ssnss ss'1 about ~ ooo, n England about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

The annual closing sale Of summer dry
goods commences next week and contin-
ues two weeks. Great bar gain4 may be
expected in summer dress goods. The
constant brilliant saccessss Of onr armies
must keep down the value Of gold. and
eonssqasntiy ell imported goodu mus. -.
eede in proportion. To make roam for
3 new stock of fall goods. Mr., Gregg has
mxrtsd down oil dress, sammer. and i'm
ported goods To cost price, sud potwi,h-
Standing that staple and cotton goods are
advancing, owing 70 the supply not BE-.
ing equal to the demand. aad the very
high rate at which the nav material il
held, the New York store will sell its pre-
sent stock at old prices. Those wishing
to secure bargains should not neglect this
golden opportunity. A lot Of remnants
will be sold very low.
July l8-dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

IY One charge in LAWYERS bill
against client was for 'wski.r up in the
night, and thinking of your bust.
nese-ok." ~
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Carr 8. @. BRIpaEs.

y The notice 10 Mail Subscribers at
the head OF this column. does not apply
to subscriber in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21

The HossE.--Mr. Fancher will deliver
a lecture at the Court House on to-mor-
row "wednesday evening, o o the priu.
c'pie OF training and driving trot,ing
horse. Also on the different diseases
that tie tor'e 's liable to in this country.
and several topics connected with the
horse. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-21
COY VERNM MENT SALE
"
Condemned and Captured
Horses, Mares, Mules,
&c, &C., &C.

ON MONDAY MORNING. JULY eolh eomuenc,nr
Al o'clock at MorxSns st Lopi. stact Mar roSn.r
o. rh4s Ard Carr streets. ss Louis, viii be soId An
h'nsass "antig OF condemned and captured Horse,
asrss Mules &c. hc
rt,Ir se-S-os
TEshs-u y Treasury notes
ny ofoet OF Epausp WUkRPEL, Captain and As.
s's'an' 1asfternAsl1r. W MORGAN,
2o-dlm Cove nmtnt Aactioneers
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ans fntnis Lecturs hc win give the cnu.s .,m...
o. d.ssse also the praciple ofrsinins
"a, ,ra.ss ,iouss h:rses; la fsst. sne whole gen
u,n tmeht o. TIE horss viii bo made plain i, .it
Day, July 1ad s'"h sEDkEs
Doors epea st ~. O'Clock p M.s~,,,
~
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0ww ss~ s~-
sencsai Leopsrds. Royal Brazil.
Ian Tiger. Panther paraguay
st ipned and spotted Hycuss
Caiifornia G'ixzty Bears, BIacs
Bear Of Hudson's Bay, Cinnamon
Bear OF Oregon, tehneumons, and
Ani Eaiers. Nnmidian Lyon and
Lioucts and whetps, Z~bra Of
LahAra, Apes. Monkeys and Ba.
b''ons New Holland Hangar oos,
Peruvian Lima Alpacs Of the
Andes. sahta 80 Bt, On, NsNsask q
baiialo siberian Whit, Coous,
Csvii and Must Cats, Povcs Dir 20
Hedge Hogs. opossums AsiAlie
lao ssl Syfian boats, NJ sdsgu sea r
Rabbits African t'el,cans, Span
ish Maoass. Whida Birds, Ani.
cAn'Cro~nsd Grapes. Gold. Sil.
Yer. Chinese .nd knRiish Plea.
sssts. King Loris Binds, A lbins
Guinea Hens, white and Grey
Irop,csi Cockstoys. Paradise
Birds South merieAn. Asiatic
ana African PARROTS And pero-
qnets Also = great variety OF
Australian Birds Of gorgeous
piumsgs.
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NEW BOOKS. as
The Exetse Tax Laws by Com nissiner Essss
The Fiytng Dutcnm n--Ssxs;
Aarisn Gvel-by Mrs, n. q, nsueps
Like and Unlike,
Los MrseF bfss; - --A
Orphoas G. kcrr's Papers, ID Series.
frcemsson's Monitor. fsN
Cooks Voyase..
At Odds-by the Author " ouiss
Bars tieid and 0ssasa, -. ....
Vegetables OF Ame lea; >s.s+ t'
The CsmpaGp OF ieGR and ~,
Physiological Memoirs--by usnnssd:
Mrs b-sife's Cook 1oek;.
Girls 0ws Book;
Boys o~n Book;
Rernes's PRIDE;
DickeEs' Complete works:
Home aud abroad, second gsytesl ~
story Of the Guard
New AnnusiCyeiopediaIs 1891;
tbs Poetstournai BY Rayard TaySsS,
Psrsoe hrownlow q hook;
OkarAngn Rivers
Edwin Hro.herioft. oy Winthrcp1
Shadow in the House,
Thisduy reeefvedst
n BkoWNRLL'8 Book Store.
~ "a Cor. Main ara eth strssts
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T"A1 Our.-The Union Corps will
meet this evening. at 9 O clock, in Odd
Fellows Hall, on the corner Of 7th and
Main streets, for drill All the members
are requested to be present.
BY order Of
Carr 8. @, BRIpeEs.
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r. Judge Mccain who, to sll pr,c

ticsl intents, belongs to the rioters, both
in nationality and opposition to the Gov.
ernment, has decided in case brought
before him that the eonscriptiou Law il
unconstitutional aud void
The Copper cad Council of New York
who were disappointed at the i'll success
OF the mob, have undertaken to rob the
citizens themselves by apprapriating RON
the city Treasury sum of money suffi
c'ent 70 pay for the exemption Of the
Irish opponents OF the war in New York.
The measure as it finally passed both
branches Of the city government covers q n
amount TO secure complete exemption for
the entire city.
There is patriotism and demo ocracy and
the endorsement OF the laws for you -
Who doubts now that the mob was pre.
concerted affair under the prompting Of
the leading Copperheads of New York
and that it was designed to embarrass and
thwsrt the Government.
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DaAAATTc.--To morrow evening, Prof
Lyman, BY request of the citizens. will
give one Of his highly interesting enter
tainments at Warsaw, Ill. Prof. Ly.
mans recitations are true to nature, and
exhibit an ability, fruitfulnsss and earn
estness which prove him = master Of the
science, and We have no doubt but that
he will be greeted with ful house.
VIcKssuRe PAprR.-Ws we're yester.
day shown. BY Mr.. jewell, q vicksbure
paper, named the Citissn. printed on
wall paper Of very poor quality. /. con.
sisted Of only half sheet, Pointed on one
side, which was filled with extracts from
the Chicago Tribune and few looal
items. We should think that Vicksburc
At the time Of tho siege would have been
an excellent place for u 'Locsl," although
he might have laborsd under some diff
GUILTY in keeping out Of the way of shell
and sharp-shooters in his persgrinations
fEasosAL.-We learn that Hon. Eli.
jan Sells has been appointed Acting Mas
ter OF vessel in tho Mississippi feet
he will report for duty at Cairo durin.
the latter part Of the month.
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The following list embrace,
'me oflhs
BIOLOGICAL
oRSoTHoLoGIcAL
SPEsfNESs,

Asiatic and African Eiepbanss,
Gap" GOOD hope Lion and Lion
ess, Amazon ian.
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fthe msrveis aud spiend5rs OF Animated Haturs
oSEa nised for the season Ise3 10 ;hs most sxtes
sive complete and magnificent es sbi shment Of the
kind extant Language 10 Inadequate to perfectly
describe.