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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
NOTICE.

To Charles p Cannon. Isaac Hall Henry Howell
Lament, Barbara Miller, Isaac Gif3n, James
koeinsen, ST. Merriam, burhricEe, Geo
Frederick " Graves. G Hedges W Turner,
assignee cf Patrick x Crovse. stsie 81 lows flor
the nss Of School Fund, tieS Anderson & Co:
You, and each OF yoa, hereby mott &c thstihere
IL nov on fle IN the once II the Clerk Of the Dis
trci Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Porn Nj isor
petition OF Hiram barney rsiming OF You, Charles
CAnuon. the srm OF Five Hundred and go Ito
Dollars With 10 per cent interest per anrur Payable
Annually as mcney Dire on Mortgage made BY you
70 Charles Nason. and see assigned TO said Hiram
Barney. dated May 10Th, A. D.. Is5s also claiming
against each Ct on the foreclosure OF ssid horg<Re
the same being upon certain lots in the City
kus, d~seribed in said pstitioa. for the pun hsse
money 10 Lee eonniys Iowa, part ofwhch hsv. tt~n
released from said Nestgage therein forth; end
further skinE fer sale ofsaid premises, ana general
relief.
And uniess yon appear and answer said petition
On or eeiore room OF the second day OF the rexi
term OF rai9 District Court to at Fsrt
y sdIson on the erst Monday OF December A. D.
iso3 default will be entered against yoa and judg
"eht fenaefed thereen prHyed for IN said petition.
NOBLE sTsONG
oefS-cSw Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Curtis F. Conn, John Sanford VIM Beiknsp
In wsllirg, The State Of IoVs for the use OF be
School Fund.- J. nningf Anderson; Wheeler BEL
lows Co: Vim x Rudiek, Miller Alexander
g = Noorhies, chaplin Il Lee. John Hurs, Charles
Me I'LL James Cox, Anna WorthinEton Erecu
trix OF The estate OF I'm worthipFton, deceased;
Miller, Msyh ew Co: Robert Hamiitcn, James c
Ramsey. VIM Col man, James " Cox, James Bur
rows. Caleb, Cope Co; NiIiiam Preston, George
Csbus. stryker Wood, Il Hamill; Mott shober
Co, Brown b. ClRndenlnss
fou and each of on, are hereby notified thato or
hefor. The 10th day ofoeober Ises there will on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the DistIc CUuri OF
Lee County. Iowa, al Fort hanison. petition Of
samuel Miller. Surviving tbligee, claiming OF you,
the said Curtis Conn and John Sanford. the sum
Of Three Hundred and Fify Dollars and 14ie0 Dollars
and interest ~ money due prowissosy rote. exec
ed by the m 10 Samuel Miller aud Lewis Reeves;
also claiming against all of you the foreclosure OF
Mortrsee, given TO said pote conve, Ing the
fllownE real estate, to-vit Lot ore ~. 10 Hook
eleven IN in The City Of keoknk, In the Coo mtg OF
Lee and state OF Iowa. Ia which said real ih
other defeudrut claim me int rest.
And unless you appear thereto and def nd befor
noon OF the second dav of the December term. 1858
ofssid District Court 81 Fort hsdsop Judgment and
decree i'll be rendered thereon the prayer
OF said petition.
RANKIN 81 McCRARY,
cctS-d4w Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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The Negroes in WashfDgion.
conespondeooe OF The N. Y. Tribune.


WAsHiSfTos. d. C., May L. 1862
The colored population here are quite enthusiastic
on tho subject u ensmepta Tho Is, Regiment is foil and
~i be mustered Toto tho service Moudsy Another
/. projected, aud will be comnsnced regiment e.
starting ia Georgetown; two promised from Baltimore
within sir weeks aud the nuclei Of two rapidly In
asng in Ale1spds Col Thomas viii eommsud Of
these and Gen. whppls will probably command tho Let
Bhgldc On Friday, Gen. Hen,Eslman requested Gen.
slos Of Alexandra, to recruit and eqap tho Brigade as
peedy possible and ssid arrangements were making to
vnc..e tho fort. in front Of Warrington Of white rsnsnts
and alsisu tut, lst Negro Brigade to garrison duty there
At a rousns war meeting bed bore on Friday night Mr.
w A. Crcfut offered resoluion'. which were unanimously
adopted with cheers urgently requesting tho President
10 respond immediately to the bloody Proclamation Of Jea
Davis declaring our coorod soldiers and their officers ous
laws BY counter Proclsmsou announcing the policy OF
retaliation on tie part Of the Government and pedsins tho
whole power Of the nation the protection Of all soldiers
under our Gg who be captured by this enemy In the
full rights and immuni,ies OF prisoners Of war
A committee Of three Intelligent coiored men wsre sp
pointed 10 present these resolutions to the President and
receive his response They WILL It IA expected be presented
tomorrow (Moudsyl IN
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MOSDAY, Nav 1872

0urceneral description of The Stock market for Las
week is appropIiae Tor to-day Tue1ei the sane IN
prscsdented activity, AID if anything oven greate
bu0yaOcy. The advance III Shares ut the Morning
Board ranged from to "A y cent and the buying
wss inoiscrimiuste. TIE amount OF orders to buy
from the country was unusually large, and tie pub.
JIG seem 10 have thoroughly caught the infection.
Tie impression If epidemic that while the disburse.
ments OF Government are 30 large-two to three
millions daily - the initiation Of current values
must 60 on, and every security which pays six v
cent interest must rise al east 10 par. To tits ele-
pent Of the rise 10 added the absolute aud wel.es.
tsbhsbed Improvement in tho condition OF the
rsilroad property Of the country, and the additional
expansion OF the paper money Of the country which
uust come within few months from the establish
pent OF banks under Mr. Chase's act. This ex.
pansion Ii estimated at hundred millions be tore
Sic LIST o. January next. In Governments the move
mSnI was DOT important, quotations were steady
RAILROAD bonds were IN good demand aud buoyaDt
especially for low-priced CUES. Northwestern
seconds sod rs, Fort Wayne thirds At 30 & and
btAte sEocxs are attracting more attention. Tepoes
peer aDo Msouris, which pronise " resume pay,oept
Of coupons. buoyaDt. The latter sold up to 73J.
Tie Missouri State authorities propose 10
fund the Is y cent OF back coupons. and
attempt the regular payment Of interest
Sfler January next 10 shares there was enoruou.
pctivIty IL nesry every description The largest ad.
vhncss was IN Harlem old, "a v cent. Hudson River
Improved, v cent? Reading, 4 v cent; Chicago
and A Ton. v cent, Michigan Central, 5 y
ceut. Alton ard Terre HauI.. v cent; H.
inois Central. q cent; Rock Island, 81 y |
pent; To edo, - v cent? Genital, 4 v ceIt;
u TO- 4 cent, go. Norwich sold up 10 par bu |
~As ai'efwad little of. American Coal on small
Rufcn"ses advanced steadily 10 %. Cumberland
e't9r selling at 81, touched 5Oi. Minnesota Mining
y" ~ iia against previous sales of Ill, on
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A FRESH PIcTuRE or SOyrEERs Lrr.-rcw
book. s more ssgsy aud widely read the recen'
Of Mr.. Kiiks. "Amons the Pines," t,-li very e,sry
narrative OF facts sufhsieoto sstAo mn avs q
for keen eye aud graphic pen lhe tose'h , =, -
that stirring worh soes TO msrset Wien the h VI 80
ce.sor +" My Southern Fheuds" These books are nss
wrought ia Incident the most intense "n,aon!' a.
size vet hsr mos, vivid sketches are sa t-d by VAN
the title OF the later work imPlie. Nf hire iosu
the sonthsrn people msuy fns characters, many h'u
beautiful traits JAKE Larkin the Sesrc-'rsd. ~.
and admirably drawn Through ignorance ana -
and the associations his true IA. IA,
feuss Of Mulook wretch whoss revolving crimes ~ Is.
far IS ANYTHING eoud do IT, the appeal OF an o"s ,l.os
munity 10 the summary justiee Of Judge Lynch
Now fur hoiu' both mean an fool, LOG no o -
,pni.n,d But dosu's 70 MI him, sentlenea! uv ~
birr ,cordin' ter his nafur an hi. merits Jss ua AZ,
II,x va aver seed sech face an seeh an eye % "a
hum.n b,in'i Why his eye az i.s. lke saMs thin
pn,r, \, knowS fur snakes ter sasl the A" ", h,.us
,ls. an the han't hans far It, NO mo's .. 80
Muloel fur bein whot he ar. SO guV h'm 80 co,din'
ia, on r.a Juckta 10 The pond thlas - nj. Ys
~ "A. n.tu an hi. merlt. bur dosnt ys take y, bic
,ol ar so sma tet .fi wus once out u, e V ts gvs
nim,alf coun't find II, an the pore teller 80 S,,sas
waud'tiu sound with nary whar 70 say ~ al b,l GIN.
.hsr ia Assyen or other place 10 DC , 10, y-rs
| I.msn (,uv him one chance c"' -, A, lin sIsu.
.or lous,, fur we're hs soul may TO- a, .so kpows
| Ey,tythng ia nataf grows-eves a'. Isr hs A man.
bet Muloci pay spTout out yiI Al ,SGrS R~publcsn.
INV Southern Friends. and "A%Ses n; r ss%, b, nsI
4 VI Wy, ~ IN. of THn TKiBUsH rice ei. 81.
no,,naid ON receipt Of price. rSpss e'~'"
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COURT CALESDAR-THis DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CEsERAL IERM-Enumer-
aed-Nos al. 30 20 n. 10 90 10. a. ~ 81 NonenumeIat
sd.-Nos 81. % 81. OIL, %. % to -.
.SUPREAE COuHT-CIRCUiT-Part I.--Adiourned
VT oat day Pat liEos 500 llGo, 45T 24I7 49, 1850
lsS7 lao 5ei loo tio 1896 i9 2Jt7 l7 40 $780, no.
10 7ul
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TKRm.-Nos. 10.
zg3 10 800. li IS. ~
SUPEmoR toURr-Part Moe 495, 1921, 1855.
1885, 1871 2o9 1891. 1888 lJD5 2oyT 1889 2iO 2.OJ 243
9t1 Psn Il-hos s2l 1896 Hi!, lBaO. l2)t 29G0 226.
~ 1891 1870 hi'i 1855, 1000 22os 221o
CUUHT of Jonaos PLEAs.-Part Mos. 1868,
1890. lao. lii9 l75 1882 1883 l153. lb 1910 1888 lax
l2lI 1884. 1873 Pst I.Nos. "a 1914 l72l IT'S lIao
IN. 1872, 1897. 1873. ol'. 166. MI t9s l7ll III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

FLOWERS AND BIRDs OF AnERIcA-L. Prang
Co.. Of Boston have just ..rsd two new e's OF their beau
.ifnl Chromo-Li,h osupho Album Pictures They sre
entitled Flowers" aud Birds Of America Tho flower,
elected for ia.traiicn the Anemone AsA Mo-. Rose
Bad, To. Rose BudI Noes and Gold ThIeadi Msilows
Checker Berry White vIOo, May Flower Linpsa Bor.alis
Strawberry Partridge Bsuy The birds are the Canada nut
Bs Lsluli Finch, Stanley GoldhnehI SeaIletcro~ noC
Rlyesehsr wbits-wnged CiOsbilli Blue Grosbeak, Com
mon Pine Fnoh Baltimore oOlo or Hang Ns,i Loulssn'
ranassI; Blue JsyI Indigo Buntngi American Goddneh
hs.e pictures have ,hr merits Of beauty Of sh
sueetue of drawing and coloing ,hAi have dsngui,he
and popuaIed all preceding like orb frAsA ths snlerp,
ng house.
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,,. ar, without important change sas' Of $50 bids AT
sdIc Tor Coba and 6lo for Esw-Or'sns ana o'' oo"
sGLTT1o market I, quiet but prices are hmly niai0'
tanned. -, e..J 4. o,iot al gIgc
r,.,hr e.sd T. In limited demand ., 81 - 10 v,
Ro9sh Flax soils slowy 43bsJ % V ou'hri Of
50 10. -, h.x Liam. mr.. firm
t ader.l, activei s.lcs GA packages at 10" ,ete.
TALLoW e In limited ds}3es 90 p ..e lie ana
IN COS Ii Western It lOi ollie .,,...
WHISKY Il In uodeTsts request, and the nirAet
-. of go bbls al 4l for 5tse. and 81 Hie Tor "e'
arm.
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The Anniversaries.
Iuesday, Nav H..

ORPH,s AsTLus SooIkrr.-Iho Fnty sevenlh Annl'
'sr.Asy viii ,ako place at the Asylum. BloomasdAe al
O'clock M. The Row bir Duryca Will read the Annual Re
port and deliver an address The children viii take part, a.
usual, IN the exercises.
TUG baptist soctEriHs hold their anniversaries IN Cleye
and Ohio. eomupe cling =, this date.
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Pale, received on the 9th

II, 81 baies
. ~. Of these fccsirts bsi been pla cd on tho
This ful receipts sucs ths Both Aptl by way OF the
mS.., E.,osd otIer"'e denomisied eaploIed cotton
bay. been 2 s'sb bales
Tbs only important feature in the Bank state
men. is tic large Increase Of deposits, compared
with tho moderate initiation of the loan line.
The following ID a comparative statement OF tho
condition Of the banks VI New-York City:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

SERIou, AccIprSr.-While COLI JAS. L. Frsses,
Of tho Ilh Regiment New foIh Volunteers and eos
manasn, OF tho pest AZ Hilton Head waking dwn tss
back stoop OF his a.sahshmeut-bs Gen. Mcclellan Head
quarters No. Ess, Houslon streets lev d.J' 'uee Dc
inori and s .rd broke BIZ. ls leg M-dics
aid WA Immediately called The leg now '.t under veg
favorable cifcsntance aud his surgeons. Dr fGiet sna
Tucker are Of opinion that he will be pd sTossa
well ss ever The only resrs OF the Colopel r. that anA
many harbreath escapes In tie osite hed hs nT wSans
,hruld be Tho feiut Of 30 trihIng an Aesidsnt
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u.xie7o sao bb, FIour 2eo bags Corn Mesl LIS bbls
WIi,iy 1900 bush Wheat, 2l6G0o do. Com, 2o,D 90
O,is 10 8l1 ptg Provisions 100 do Lard WI DO bu'of
~ psga Ashes $500 do Petroleum
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TlMaAsr SocRrY.-A special meeting Of the
Tammsny Society hold ias evening fr the purpose
installing ssehsms Douglas Taylor and Cb.s. r. Dsvsiip
No other bu.in.. ga transacted
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Funeral Of Lies,. Charlie. L.. weld.

HARryonD, Coun., MAY II, 1861
The fuuoral Of Lieut.. CHARLES L. We'd. I'm u. s.
Infantry, will ako place in mis- ctr Tuesday alter
noon Ut . o'clock.
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PHYsIoGNoMy. Lessons in practical PHYsi.
ooNoNr given 10 Lade, snd Geotiomen "SpsE'pAf a"'
HArcnpAr EYENIsos. u No 900 Btosdwsy
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fAiyertisemsbt.l

GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, who would be ef-
and Instructed the same time have iAss
character. rad or scientific principles. by fowler WtL
No 3Os Broadway. r. S-Thsy tshe into sceoupt fnfsnS
osy. Physiology, Phy'iosecmy the whole ps''n' ssnS
quality Tempersmsnts, &c.
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TABR oCs Loan, Specie Ci'cyiGcn. and Deyosiis Of ne
Banks ofhs Cy ~ NeiS York Jo' ne ps,k sad,sg Sdf
Gsy May TO- 1893 10 DAiea apiSse r.s Cspai J sas,
BANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

CHARGED WITH SwIsDLisG.-Yesterday Fredsr.
eI Fsfbaum Frenchnan about so yeas Of E- tsses
before J.,os o,sorDe at the Essex M,rkss Police C0a<
eh,r.ed VITA .windng Jacob Digpe sud Dn~l Schssr oo
oil SO Is nw..l eyed thai hs accused Represented him
.e recruiting officer attached to tho ID regiment Uns4
states Cavsfy sud sso TO tho Lot regiment United ssisS
cb.nr and that by these Representations be obtained the
money refer 81 from the eomp uauts for the osrnno's
purpose htng recraitug oee bot sner obtaining ne
money hDz tho thee he lft for para unknown snf
had not uni he arrested on Sunday tie WAS
committed for trial
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advertisement

EyrRpEIL's WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS,
IN. most eesan. IN the Citynots papers seals silver sS
plates. Nc No 5o2 Broadway corner DuanesL
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~ So Eranc,co SAlpp,nr LIl says:

The san FT0aciscO ShipDfHg ItH sayr:
We obery, vefJ npfied charge IN tts ire ehi fr
morey since last rr.eeLce Thsfs far demand enc
q nsi either directly Indirectly nom zoe con'i1nrd
.recuistlve movement n uinlrE 'tocsi fet u.usua
s.ouuts horsVe Nst being seat toto The int no
Tie arys 81 bui ion u tie nofs tomiprr .d
.ave coulsur. ii-u supple. the plso- OF ' ms 10
cent tW The ni,fcsufh- c,.ss generally. are pa eoDi"
SOC ioson aud Tor Legitimate basins'. pseuniaJ ~Ani'
very hsht
coo Bsr o.. not in large ,prf snt have ,gPrr- si-d
since or VnLg foi mucn taa - brsu done 1i ms
s,snsf there 4 10 fair intl ~ "a Lsisii
eIp.c, Ei a. rf.1 20 Hlafo~. zoe lamv even
hi. hoy n.ls. SILVER alec s1vtucf sod nsb b guo"i
90 pTruium (. cent a.s cont. To co. tuffJ
ttmfsny Lave sold s63 90 a. pkf O. cssi r-rntlm.
FIchtf.a ffv raIsd 81 .0h 4 cent ire-
miuA fof eoin III tt- Asrti- ol-sgf currency 81
The frts ~ .:G y Mt Irfnun Told-'oT bsIacfs
ste.ll.. - f34 and for { liasfci. st.n,. ssL
The i.tst fof th, fitareT ID Wy ~iary rom te.s
ft.r,. for Hst,fs Clio is I'D 'tenl thsfs ~u BE-
,tafgs 81 C.uueIris StsfhHs tho snsTins. ~rs "a
fra,y bit I'D prices shade hisb- tsF ths u'.1d
pounds .ht lt sscet. pretrblf a. "a The ties 10
Crusney bi 49, not ~ dee n'net
L~.al l-u6ris s.4ns to-v e. e. 4a wit1 ssms ter
inpToss To- rfs a. ho--vsf. sieed th-
eensnd aLl,h qni. umitsds 10 moment bot VII poo
ably rely l. 81 fA..flt or s~.rsf 4ss.
Tts msrtst q, bare 4 hstio.f pous h0mhAi rate, y
Gees ,gcuH.uuL
rh- imports Of treasure sinoc the let instant, were
Apdt-feg 0oden Ase toui MrIi-o.......... 80 AZ 90
Apu lsPsI iours Hector hoi. horaiun...... flnj 20
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IorAL.



Cirrri.tio. ss1i. .pi DrDoslts 49,. !t8 e.. ~
C.eariny. Tor snainE May 9..... OIL -
Cls.nAss sct s3dinr hsy &C.. -. sbtht ~
B.suoss tor ~--G ending .lsy s...... - Atl 40 -
Balances Tor wsrE ending May lb..... I%.F't'o VI
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VOLUNTEERS RE.ESLIsTISa-Col. Allen calls
spon the members Of the LIT EewyOrk voluutss desires
Of reen.ins to enroll henssvs, q. tbs heidqusrsrs Ne
ia Grand street. forthwith when furoughs Of 90 days VIZ b
gruntsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

ulatlon Is entirely dead In tue precious metal.
| The Money market is abundantly supplied at 8 a
y cent Oh call, but lenders asking larger mar
gus on many descriptions Of securities With lead
ing houses some loans have been made as low as
" ceut.
The excitement was greater in tho street to-day
than at shy time since the day Of the suspension OF
the banks IN October 1857.
The Breadstuf market is heavy to-day, under
large receipts. Flour 10 of loo. T. Dbl. ana Wheat
and Corn | TO &c. y bu,h. ProyeiOls are AFRO dull.
HE Aeu-OricaRs Iicayune Of May y says:
ehsuge which be eon,id.red a. something Of nois
well Of IMPORTANCE has taken place within the past
local IL T. dcu l.
400 20 hrvo ~ the Status Iesi standard OF currency within
orr T. cout Toe les a. sndef tho United States
'@ther gre-bbscSs at to- y premium tie
nptss Of The Cor aud ey selling Of
Exchange the c0otioI weTs 10 T. cent premium Tor
uy sound sfaug. o. Of snd the public n
sehenl but these distinctions yslon governed the
st today There .sti,o demand TO- NewfO,k rbd'
VIC" we're niBsd counter bt from ~ 10 ~ cou
p"Huh some awes ssiJ tbsy hal sold snd had 10
"''s !" 'f"" tof Iospay DIhIl day. ich b.
sceou l. Tor tts Sctiyt,. "a. entfs
may h'ttmouut 20 lOtO0 be- Ohd the IonitttDc.s
"a" a. " '',Ii-fs HDd 1tnsI. ~
'su' OF O't bthtSs IN the Opeou,
-. o"n !" u. he''sssd sappJ ol cotton Ia ne
Ie.hs hefset Dunng tho week .ndlng ON th. gin
iOIyws ' ~ ~
Bales reosived on tho I'D instant. ,.,..3 9
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A yIs1r TO FoRr ScBUYLER.--Tbe Rev. Hensy
Ward eecher Senator Pomsroy and the Hutchinson Pssilv
paid visit to Fort Schuyler yesterday Mr.. Bsechsr -
dressed the sick aud wounded elder and the Bu;chinsoa
Family sang for their entertainment The soldiers MAJ.
tested toe mos. grateful appreciation Of tbs address aud W.
sipzng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHooL..-Tbs Con.
moncement Exercises take place ths evening at oooh
the Of the Historical Society Of Eeveah sired
and Second avenue. Degrees vii be conferred ~
members Of the Graduating Class and sddrs" viii h
delivered by James w Gerard esq His 'ubject "Ancis
and Modern EloqusncA" Thsss ~rsrai'A open ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

MILITARY FuSrRAL.-The funeral OF Lieut. Y.
Butler Crosby Of Battery r. 9Th u 8. Artillery who ws'
Killed duriog the BATHS Of Chspceorie will take place ~
morrow on which occasion the 22d Regiment \ D. NJ WI
act az escort and guard Of honor By order OF os
Rssmeni.l line viii be formed on Fourteenth street,
N.
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DELEGATES TO THE UTICA CosvEsrlos'-InA
following gentlemen have been elected Delegates TO rep
tho Twenty Ward Loyal League as he sa o'avss
ton to be held Of Utica, Nay 81, 1858:
On ~ Ki.,..ed r. NJ Ferguson Dr. H. Harriet, r. q
Bsrry Ward NcLane Bsyiss Sanford Daniel Acke'maa.
= Ctsus p Olmsted II. L. DIrrsgh. D. b: Haned Jeea
G,.v A NJ Bipnyrr. A. Lamont, Jas Stephens. IL. Q,
No re-. Wni " Lsss,,i, VIM W. Dfnser. Jas CossinS y,
I " r. Cooper Dan. Thompson Cha Bntts. John w Sc
.r, g. n T1adervoor WIN. Taylor l,ase o. Hant Beab
Ph.os Thos Jones IT,. Sol L. Hol, Il. Pste son. Jis
Mckinley Geo. She's, A. Leonard, IRA .. Miller MANI
Thatcher Chss 4. Hsrtshorn
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The REMAINS OF CoL..STEyEss.-The remains Of
Col ssyeu, late Commludaot OF the I'D Regiment. EIscs
o Brigade which have been sJng In state In the Govsr'
ore Room Cry Hail. stree Saturday were yesterday aiserns's
taken 10 Dunkrk Judge Stevens Mr mah' President Of
the Eide Railroad Nelson Taylor and other sentemen 80
esnpsnyug the body. Col Stevens died ron the eo's
wounds received at Charlottesville and at the reqness Of ~
f,,be. there were 90 public denominations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08
THE STATE ELECTION 4!
VERMONT ALL RIG II /.
GRAND UNION TRIUMPH !!
First Gun Of the Fall Campaign

The election, Tuesday, in this State, has result
ed in a grand and sweeping triumph of the
Union ticket, triumph complete in every res
pect Every eIertion had been made by the
Peace Democracy to make their vote as large as
possible. Every passion, every prejudice, every
mean, GOV ardy, and sordid motive, every selfish
and unpatrotic impulse had been appealed to by
Blue Light orators and writers throughout the
campaign. But in spite OF all these efforts oil
uuscrupulous politicians, Vermont has once again
altered her voice clearly, with no " uncertain
sound, for the Government, the Constitution, and
the Union, and has put under her feet the mis-
cradle sophislries, the cold-blooded selfshness
and the scarcely concealed sympathy with the
,laveholders rebellion, which have given the
same infamous character to the Sham Democracy
10 this State, which that fallen party has estab
lished for itself elsewhere. Vermont send
greeting to her sister States, and gives her re
newed pledge Of unialtering devotion to the Con
stlution and the Government made by the faith
ers.
With 10000 majority for the Union State tick
ct, a unanimous Union Senate aud the Hos
practically unanimous on the same side, we cal
truly say that our State leads off in the fall cleo
tons in gallant stys. May God bless the oil
Commonwealth Of Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08

The TERRIFIED DrNoCRAcY.-The Sham Dem
ocrats we learn from their organ were prevented
from voting their ticket here, because the Union
ballots were printed on colored paper, while
their votes were on white paper, the complexion
of their votes thu, being easily observed. 1t il
possible this wasn't quite fair, and that those
who were ashamed to be seen voting the cop
perhead ticket, had right TO complain of it
However, it was all made right in the afternoon
the eopperheads having printed more tickets OF
colored paper like the Union ballote. They
found, however, that they didn't go any BETTE
than the white ones.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08

ALI HAIL TINE CAPrALl-Ths vote OF Mont.
peler has been looked for with considerable inter.
est. The removal Of secession oopperhsadism
from this town to that place, together With speei-
mems collected from other parts OF the State, was
to be the grand centre from which TO issue the
yiles, treason which the North affords. But with
oil their efforts the copperhead. barely 10, 81
votes On representative, only SAL With the
old-ashoned slobber style iu this town, they nom.
mated Union man at frat, but he utterly refused
to have anything to do with the uneesn thing,
and declined, when they rallied 81 vo,es on one
Of their own kidney The Stats vote was Smith
3ls to 81 for Redhsld The heart Of the old
Commonwealth beats ,rusr than ever. Three
cheers for the capital l-Beiie,ss Falls Tim<s.