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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
Clearance sale of summsr Dry
Goods

The annual closing sale Of summer dry
goods COMMENCES uext week and coniin.
liek two weeks. Great bargains may be
expected in summer dress goods. The
constant brilliant successes of our armies
must keep down the value Of gold, and
consequently oil imported goods must re-
cede in proportion. To make room for
new stock Of fall goods. Mr. Gregg Las
marked down ali dress, summer, and i'm
ported goods TO cost price, aud Dotwith-
. ataIding that staple aud cotton goods are
advancing, owing to the supply not be-
Ing equal 70 the demand. and the very
high rate at which the raw msterial is
held, the New York store will sell its pre-
sent stock at old prices 1hpse xi.hiag
70 secure bargains should not neglect this
golden opportunity. A lot of remnants
will be sold very low.
July iS--dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
Grand scheme OF the X nights OF ths
Golden rcie TO Overthrow yhs
Union.

Gciden G rcie TO Overthrow the
Union.
EDITOR GATE CIrY.-The rule of Pat.
rick Henry was ito judge the future by
the past" Certain recent events collated
with others more remote, show unmis.
takeable signs that traitors North and
South. and combined to overthrow the
Government.
The only difference between q South
ern rebel and Northern traitor, is the
simple dferenoe Of latitude. Both
would sacrifice the Uion on the altar Of
party. Both desire the nationality Of
slavery-desire that slavery shall be the
pet institution OF the national government,
fostering it by making it the dominant
social and political principle. The past
shows that northern traitors were plede-
ed to assist the rebels OF the South.
Stevens, Vice President of the Southern
Confedcracy, said some three years ago
that the North would join in the attempt
to subvert the Union. When Richardson
of Illinois, said in his New mpshire
speech, ''the Republicans must be put
down at the point of the bayonet,' he
was merely thinking aloud only telling
tales out of school," Why did Lee a.
tempt the invasion of the North unless
be expected northern cooperation ? He
may not have expected many Of the
northern Knights to join his army, but he
knew that Vallandigham and host Of
others had been operating on the popular
mind to prepare it for revolution. The
next step in the programme was the sud-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

den dash Of Lee into Pennsylvania. At
! this juncture Vallandighsm was to make
his appearance on the stage Of revolution
by running the blockade and entering the
North at Buffalo. The ignorant, drunk
en- and infuriated masses of New York
were selected to open the ball of revolu.
ton. Similar scoundrels in Albany, Bos-
ton and other places were to strike in
conjunction. The prominent leaders
dare not take sides openly, but their
course shows sympathy with the inaugur-
ated revolution. Two State Senators in
New York have shown their sympathy
for the ungodiy and internal mob. Gov
ernor Seymour well recolleets who elected
him. He don't forget that the State vo-
ted against him, but that the city Of New
York turned the scale in his favor. II
was the british mob of New York that
held the balance of power and elected
seymour. Hence Seymour is unwilling
to have martial law proclaimed in the
City. And Why Martial law would
seize the mobiles, and deal summary ius
tice to them. Without martial law sym-
pathizlng courts are Inadequate to con.
vict the guilty.
But the rainbow of hope is seen. Lee
is driven back. The mobs are getting
worsted. But let US remember that
"eternal vigilance is the price of liberty"
Let the friends of the Union while trust
ing in an overruling Providence remem-
ber that He works by means. by human
agency. Like Cromwell then let us "keep
our powder dry Cold lead and iron
grape will affect northern mobs more
powerfully than moral suasion.
CHRONICLER.
Business Corner, Iowa, July ls, 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

GoDET. - The August number OF this
popular Lady's Book il at hand. 1t con-
fains several beautiful. engravings and a
more than usual y interesting table Of con
tents. Cooley is emphosicauy ladies'
book. and is popular with them the world
over, and the publishers are lasting 10
their efforts to render their magazine
worthy high place in the esteem of all
Sovers OF light reading.
Address L. A Cooley, Philadelphia
Terms, SO 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

HE Fusion WORKING 1t would
seem from the results that the terms on
which the fusion of the Copperhead, Sc
cesh and the Gamble Faction in Mis-
souri,, was effected, was that the Sscesh
should have full liberty, and be furnished
every facility for robbing. burning and
massacreing Republicans, while oa the
other hand. the Gamble, Military aud
Civil authorities should enter upon wig.
orous campaign for arrestipg and impris-
oning them in place of the secesh releas-
ed, and to be released.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

The ATnEsEuA This evening Mr.
Lynch will open the Atheneum with
,Bulwer's famous Five Act PLAY, "The
Lady Of Lyons" or :" Love and Pride, ("
and the pungsnt farce OF " Mr.. and Mrs.
White" with full caste of the Com,
pany. in which it is expected that the
''inimitable' Smith will "spread himself. "
MIR Fyfie, the stage manager, appeared on
our boards last winter, and gave univor.
sal satisfaction. His acting was superb,
sustaining all his characters to perfection.
The remainder of this Company come to
us highly recommended, and this. to.
gether with the excellent bill presented
for this evening, should insure them q
full house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
THE CITY.

~ Mail subscribers who send one
dollar on subscription to the Daily Gate
City, are credited Mt the rate Of strfv
GEMS mouth. They would save money
10 the long run by sending one dollar and
fifty cents, for which they will be credit
I'd for three months, or at the rate of
fffy cents a month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

PERSONAL Mrs. Wlttennsyer, State
Sanitary Agent, is In town, she has just
arrived from Vicksburg, where she has
been for some time past in the faithful
discharge of her arduous duties. She
reports that there is great deal Of sick
ness and mortality among our troops, and
that they are in great need Of comforts
and delicaeles from home. We trust tha.
it will not be long that this exer.ion will
be required Of our citizens and it is our
duty to do all in our power to add to their
health and comfort AZ it is but q small
sacri6cs compared with theirs for us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

The Snow is CoAIso Mabie's great
lncnagerie will be in cur city to-day, and
we are informed that this is an exhibi-
tion of more than ordinary interest, EN-
bracing one Of the largest collections OF
Wild animals and rare birds, now travel.
iDg. We expect everybody from the
country will be in with their children
and "swatehearts," to see the elephant
md the dn,mules.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

HARVEST HELP.-Every year thou.
sands OF bushels of grain are lost in this
county for the want of help sufficient at
the harvesting season TO gather the grain
before 1t becomes SO ripe as to waste in
handling. This year help must be scar
Ger than ever, and unless an extraordinary
number of laborers come in, a considera.
bic portion of our crops must be lost
Harvesting OF winter wheat and barley is
already commenced. Next week the
spring grain will be ready for the reaper
then 1000 extra men would find read '
employment at high wages for three or
four weeks time. Send us help for har-
yest.-lSycamore (Ill.) Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
@- Ben. j ohnsan, q prom

49, Ben. johnson. prominent real
estate operator in the city of Keokuk, a
few years ago, has been appointed Post.
master at Vicksburg.
Mr. johnson was resident of Vicks-
burg before the war and owned copsid
erable property there, which was ell con-
6scated by the rebels. He is true loyal
man, we'll qualified for the position, and
we tender him the congratulations Of his
late fellow citizens of Keokuk on his good
fortune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

hEDicAL.--iet all those interested,
read the advertisement Of DR.. Lough.
who is now residing on 5th street, be-
tween Blondeau and Concert near the
Medical College.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

sav Brigadi.r General Kirk. OF Illinois,
died in Chicago on Tuesday morning from
the effects of wound received several
months ago in the battle of Murfrses-
boro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
T'RUSTEES' SALE.


John Il. Yore
william A. Nare.
rs.
Peter J, Coushin.
hars Louisa Coas shfin
On the 2tth isy of Decpmber 1855 Peter J Coughiis
and Wary Louisa Coug him cnsey ta ss su, Miller
aud ihomAs Enster the foliowing desc ltbed real
estate situated IN Lee con. t lows The sou IN
quarter OF srctioa eighteen tile nth-wrst GUAR
Ter OF sfcton seventeen the north quarter of
Section sixteen; the fractional suthwest quarter Of
Section nine, and nouh-east qGauer Of SECTION
hEty-stx, IN Township sixty ty-sevsn moth, OF Range
set6n west.
Also, The west half of Section twesty-two Town
ship sky ak north, OF Range six west.
Also the nsrthh hslf OF Section thirtern and
tonal north eaAi of section IN Town
ship sixty I'VE north, OF Range six vest
Also, the east half OF The south west quarter and
thirty SIX acres on the north half OF half Of the
nor west quarter Of Seetin thirteen, In Township
sixy-six aorh Of Nanse Eve west 20 ths pay
msnt OF anote OF A2o, 900. jones h. hrucs
and John B. Thomson able 10 three years ard SIX
months FROM Dre~mber RAt b, ls5s to James Wslsh
81 tbs bank OF the Stnte OF Missouri and oy hW
dorscd 10 John William A. Yore, the Sasd note u
due aud unpaid.
the eforc Flye that as the suFvisor OF said
Trustees tEnsirr being drsdt In accordance with
t~rms and anthorit vested In b said dsea after
Saturday the 2gih ef Ausust leee III 10 'elo<k.
Il wn proeee.i to sell raid real state to PAY said
0o and the interest due thereon and i'll thea
| aud there execute = deed To the purchaser.
Place of saie Ia front Of the Court House tAe C,y
OF eokuk Lee count Iews
SAMUEL r. MILLER, Trustee
RAsHtH mcCRAsy, AttorHess. Iafs-aS~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

W-ltems about the city today are as
4carce as the teams from the country
Nary one"
I. D. Since writing the above one
team has arrived, and we understand in
tends lying over for the show.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

WEArHKR - The weather yesterday
was as pleasant as could be desired, the
mercury standing at $50 in the shade. 1t
-knll continues very dry here, although
there has been fne showers in the imme.
Hiate vicinity within the past few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

Jusr AS We SupPosxD. The Wash
'ngton Chronicle says:
The sensation article of the New York
herald, OF peace propositions having been
received aud discussed by the Cabinet, is
without foundation"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

1F The Richmond papers state that
Brigadier General Neal Dow. who was
captured near Port Hudson, bad been
brought there, and Was coafnsd in the
Libby prison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
UNITED STATE, INTERNAL RKvExuE :,
lsT CoLLECrios DisTRIcy, STATE OF iopA
Collection Office Fort Madison

Persusnt TO the provisions Section 10 OF an act
titled An Act u provide Internal Revenues to sup
Eot the Government sbd 20 pay interest on the puh lie
debt, approved July lat, is2 notice Is hereby given
10 all persons nbie to pay duties taxes under said
het IN hs county otLes, 10 the frst District OF the
stas of Iowa. that The cseor OF said Dis, rict has re-
ceivef from the Assessor thereof his annual collection
List persuant TO the provisions Of Section 10 II sud
act That the duties and take, assessed by said Asses
sor have become dae and payable that tho said Col
isctor, or his deputy, viii attend for the collection of
the same al his ofee in the Court Hause Ia the tow
OF Fort Madison, fr twenty days from this date and
that all Persons who shall neglect To payt duties and
ia1es 80 A aforesaid assessed upon to the sal
Collector within The period of time above spec cined
sha' be liable To Tea per centum additional upon
the amount thereof.
Dated this 2isi day of July, 1861.
G WALKER
jy2i-diSt&wsw Collector lsl District state of Iows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
BLACK TIGER,

SENEGAL Leopards. Royal Brazil.
Ian Tiger, Panther Paraguay,
81 ippe'i and spotted Hyenas
Csltfornia @ izxiy Hears, Hiacs
Bear Of fadson's Bay. CiBnamon
Bear OF Oregon, Iehneumons, and
Ant kaicrs. hnmid an Lvon and
Lionets and Whrips. Zebra OF
Lahara, Apes Monkeys ami Ba-
b''ans Aew Holland hangar ,os /,
Peruvian Lima Alpaca af tn
Andes, Santa he hi on. Nebsaska
buffalo. hlbefian Will coons
CsSit aud Musk Cats, Porcnplnes
Hedge Hogs, Opossums Astatic
JAG al Syrien uoats, Msdaga scar
Rabbits African t'elieans, Span
ish Macaws. Nnida BtFd., All.
c~n Crowned francs, GoId sill.
yer, Chinese md knglish phea.
ssnts, king Loris Bifds, A ibinn
Guinea Hens, white and Grey
Tropical cockatoos. Paradise
Birds, South Americsn, Asiatie
and African Parrots and pero.
Queis Also great variety OF
Australian bltds of gorgeous
piumags
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

@We are in receipt of new paper
just started at Mills Springs, entitled
the Mills County Standard 1t is 10y
al paper aud gotten up in tip top style.
We hope the publisher may get rich out
OF his enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

s~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

BR- While we have been praying for
rain, Kansas has had a superabundance,
delaying harvesting and damaging the
ripened grain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
L EOKUK LAUNDRY.
Cor. of Second and Exchange Streets
zone Block west Of Deming Housa1

THE undersgnedi IL now prepared to receive ORDERS
In the above line Of business, having made ample ar
rsueemeats 10 aecomodate the travelling pa biic well
as citxeDs- washing done IN the shortest notice
Duplicate lists furnished and all articles lost will be
paid for. Lists numbering two zrn and IN q rds
will be delivered. A. G. WAiSWoRTU
ty23dlW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
EoR SALE.
AxRResK YAxcEY.
YANCEY & DRAYER,
A + = o r N e z s
Fob WAR CLAIMANTS.
No. So Main Street, Keekuk, Iowa.

tover Oglen's Book store,
WIN attend faithfully In business 10 their
care such az securing Pensions Bounty Money
Arrears ef Pay, Concentrations OF Hatiobs, Pay
horses lost In service, sc.
BY The late Act of Congress Soldiers dschar Spa
from scrvlre by reason Of wanpds r~-eivrd in
battle are entitled TO the 800 BeMnty.
Under ihe Act Of Congress, approved JuIy Ish IseR
Pensons are granted To the following cAsses of per-
soa4: l.--luyslids. disabled In lhe service sinoe
march 9Th. 1851 IN the iine OF duty. It-wiao~s Of
omee't or Soldiers dying WOUNDS received or dis
ease con rscted In the service IN the line Of duty
lil-orphsn children undrr sixteen years of age "
Widowed Mothers of deceased Soldiers v-De.
pendent Sisters an der sixteen years age vI--Tbe
Widows or Heir OF persons dying in tbs service, en-
titled 20 the 500 Bounty and ar-e-rs Of Pay.
. ITwrite as short ietter, tstamp enclosed state
The nature OF Claims, asd will give our nj sdiats
attentio1.
~ rxRNtssrox THxy HfyxR
Hon. Jas. Harlan, u. s. Senator MI. Pleasant Iowa.
Hon. X. NJ Pictei, q. n. assessor - -
Rev. w Corthii Cha plain Gen HOSPITAL, ST. Louis.
Soy AVN Saunders. Omaha. Nebraska.
Rev Cbas EtiioH, y D. 81. Louis, Mo;
hey, stewart, Captain Hospital, Keekuk.
te2T-d4wlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

LAUNDRY. - This is a branch OF bust
Dess that has long been needed in this
city for the accommodation of the travel
ing public, and Mr. Walsworth, man of
experience in the business, has fitted up
an establishment with sufficient facilities
To accommodate all who may favor him
with their orders. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

List Of Iowa Soldiers who have died
In HosPitais AZ -. .Louis, Mo-, fren
July 18th 20 July lSsh, t608.

Furnished by Thos ". J. Long, (of Iowa) State s.n
tary Agent for 81 Louis aud viclnlty.l
July l6 VIM wiley, co q. l2th, Chronic Dysbntsry
:" To- VIM Harper. co h, 23d. T, phoid fsvcr
. Jno w Williams. co X. 31st,
VIM Il Dickey, 90 a, eSsh, Cnronic pisryhs,
H-John O Pool, eorpi. d. 2ist
Spsnssr, ssrpi, q, nd, gunshos wound
lsAas btonsbarnsr, o. l, 18th, Coasumpslon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
HoUsE OF Commons.
LONDON. June 18th, 1853

LoNDoN, June 18th, 1863.
We are anxiously looking for news from
your country, and l need not tell you how
much | wish it may bo favorable to the
cause of freedom The battle of the
world is being fought on your continent;
and the whole world is spectator Of the
contest
With many thanks for your friendly
sentiments toward me, ] am, with great
respect, JOHN BRrcar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
Jshn Brighf,s views.

The following is an extract from let
ter written by Hon. John Bright to a
gentleman of Philadelphia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
MANFRED,

10 heasuk, July 2lst. by Ch.plsin IL Stewart
Mr.. JOHN W. CASrEKJ. OF the 2bth Insi.p, Int.n-
try, TO Misc JENNY GILMAN, OF this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
Trained Ponies and Monkiss,
AND
Comtrat NutaG
Comiai Mules,

Will enliven the more thrilling
scenes OF the Enter iainment.
The entree OF the Carriages
Cars and Vans OF this establish
meat into each eits aud town. on
the morning of the exhibition,
will represent Grand Mcvin.
Panorama Of over = mile In length
witch will pass through the priw-
cipAi streets, aiiotding the pub he
a gratuitous view OF the splendid
Caravans, Horses, Trappings,
PsrAph rnalia. and other append.
sges
The BAND CHARIOT, drawn
BY a TEAM OF ELEPHANTS,
will lesdthe nIos,ng procession.
the whole forming spect Gle
unsurpasa' d by ORIENTAL
GRANDEUR AND MACNIFl-
CkNCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

we last evening attended lesture on
the Horse, delivered ct the Court House
by Mr.. o. Ii. p. Fancher, who has spen,
~ years in experimenting on the different
diseases that the horse is heir to in this
country, and their rearing and training.
Mr. Fancher has acquired high reputa-
tion IN bis profession, and his lecture in
which he explained the causes and rene.
dies Of many diseases, and tho manner Of
treating the horse. displayed an ability
which proved TO the audience present.
his thorough knowledge of his profes.
sion.
MIR. Fancher has spent n number of
years in Mexico, where he has had une-
qualed facilities for experimenting. and
In 80 doing he has obtained an infallible
remedy for nearly oil these diseases. He
gave very interesting account of the
capture of the wild horse, and of the
'HSsboo va DtrGhiUA ILtIl4
Mr.. Fancher bas edited a work treat
ing on the cause, symtoms and location Of
sisesse also 90 the principle of break
ing, and on the training and driving Of
trotting horses. This work is Of great
inisres, and value; it contains no medical
terms, or foreign, or far fetched words,
but is written in clear and concise
style, and 30 thut every one can
understand just what Is meant,
G o'nsists of over 100 pages and
contan 400 infallible receipts. 1t is.
book OF rare merit. and shoad be in the
hands OF every owner of horse, and no
Que who has anything to do with the
horse should be without a copy. He al.
80 treats on the manner Of breaking hor-
ses that have been spoiled in any way
Ihs book has heretofore bean sold a. ten
dollars per copy, but he proposes to sell
1t TO clubs Of ten or more at the low price
OF i've dollars and single copies ten dol
lars MIR. Fsncher may be seen at the
Billings House until this evening. Let
every hors.man, If be wishes 10 thorough
iy understand his business obtain copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
SICK IOWA sOr.uurus.

List ofsiek and wounded Iowa soldiers from vicks-
burg, per Hospital steamer City OF Memphis arrived
At ST. Louis Mo July l7,h, 1859 -Purulshed by Thos.
'" j. Long Iowa State sanitaryAg gent, ST. Louis, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
oRNoTHoLoGIcAL
SPESfyHE.Ks

Asisfic aud African Elephants,
Cape Good n hope Lion and Lion
eas, AuiaxoniAa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
The Educated Elephants,
RoMko AND JULIET.

viii be Introduced ~ STTwARI
CRAvks. a d among ot her est oan-
ting irals, will actually accom-.
plish the one Of Standing on their
Heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

The laughter provoking antics
of The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23
II EOKUK MARBLE WORKS.
j. BAWDEN 4 BRO.

Manuscturers Of Grrve Stones, Aonunents, Tembs,
Nantes, Table and Csanier rops, dc.
TPorders from the Country solicited and promptly
attended 10.
Third Street, betw. Main 4 BlondeaI.
isa1-I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

of the marTcis and spiend,rs OF Animated Nature,
organized for the season t 1863 ia shs most exten
sive complete aud magnin es abIishmpnt o the
Kind eStant. Language Is Inadequate perfectly
de- hn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-23

CHRONICLER.
Business Corner. Iowa, July IS, 1868
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11

The report Of the capture of Richmond by
Gen. Keyes, which was received here BY tele-
graph Saturday evening, created quite an ex-
element among our people. Although it was
not fully believed by any one, there yet seemed
10 be enough probability that it might be true
TO make everybody feel jubilant, and we begun
srsalizs what kind of commotion would be
Witnessed here, if we should receive official in
diligence Of the capture Of the rebel capital.
We have printed the kilograms % they were re-
lived but we feel compelled to say that they
nbably had no other foundation than the
ability Of the movement which is said to be
liking against Richmond, fruRfhs Peninsula
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-11
OBJ gailp @reeman.
MONTPELIER, MAY IL, 1868.
NOTICE.

The despatch received from the headquarters
At the Sanitary Commission, near the battle,
sld, calls especially for dried fruit, for the
present. exigeney. While the cities supply the
Ill for the more expensive articles, as tea, cot.
!. beef-steak, &C., the country is desired to
Nply tho demand for dried fruit, which, for
apresent, will be very greatly needed: '' ~
Another dispatch reads thus, +" when the
.nt battle comes, our whole stock of supplies
viii melt away in single day. '''''' y. ''' -
The suffering to be relieved is immense, and,
IS everything sent to the Commission will reach
the battlefield a. once, let every woman feel
stimulated to work zealously, and every man
aid generously in furnishing the materials, for
her benevolent labor Send, as freight, to
Brig Gen. Davis, Quartermaster General, Brat
tleboro, Vt for N. E. w. A. A., % Summer
Street, Boston, Mass.
In behalf of the U. S. Sanitary Commission.