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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
The Richmond Enquire on VAL
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The Richmond Eaquiyer, in an article
on Vallandlugham, says; by his own
showing he is a EaitJr." The following
il the mos pointed aud lru'hIul portion
ol the article SHOWING, how Vaauding.
ham has been Union and Dis Uuion, 10y.
al aud disloya war aud peace:
Mr. ValIanjigham ought 10 have FORE
seen that tits was gpils TO be thr course
Of affairs in this county llo ought not
to have encouraged war otmyasion so
ong lie ou !ht uot 10 h ve voted ap
proprialions Tor il. Wa cap not forgat
that this s'me man, within tie last six
months, offered in the Washington Con
grsss Resolutions lhat whatsoever should
propose, OF sp'ak OF any termination Of
he. var other than 10 main,ajning the
"unipn," should be trsilor. BY his
own showing he is a uait,r He pre-
sumes now ~ say the war opghl to vnd,
aud withou, Uuion -0iuging himself,
feeble and powsrless SS he is. under the
wheels pf the rushing locomotive of a
high pressure puolic, and tho war engine
goes onawith all the pagucs and 'bom
inalious that IL hreeds-inludiug military
tyranny aud, behold, he Ia tue first man
caught by tbs dea'h order. d.. ..r.l l.f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

IPCol, John NJ connOll, OF the i7lh Ohio, arriv.
ed At 10 me few days since, on sick leave. where
be viii probably remain a month until he recovers
hi, health. His many friends will welcome him
home with that consideration which his services
deserve. He was one ofthe ArsI 10 forosee the com
iEg struggle, aud the first to enter IT, and hn,
that lohy nature which Is capable ofdoyoton TO 4
great cause and that talent which is capable ofgrea
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

The paper will be sent to all the regi-
mentS having companies from this coun
ty for six months. In Pckaway $500
were subscribed for this purpose, and we
learn from an officer in the Goth regiment
that the papers arrive regularly every
week. The names of all who subscribe.
with the amount subscribed, will be pub.
lshed 10 the Gazette.
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PAPERS ron TIE SOLDIERS.


Upon the result of the coming all
81, otion the vols Of our gallant soldiers
will have an important bsariug. They
hold in tn tir hands tho balance ofpower,
and as they vote, no votes the State.-
With their aid, aud by vigorous and con
slant effort at home, We may this fall
crush the CopI crhcads in Fairfield cOun.
ty. and Gust them aud those who act
with them, from o(hie, In doing this
there is no agent so powerful as the press.
We are in the hands Of the Philistines in
this county, aud the pless is the jaw.
bone with which We must slay them.
We have 5000 soldiers from this ooun.
lty in the field, and out ofthis number
We may count upon bringing the votes Of
500 or 1000 TO bear upon the election,
Therefore they need TO be informed OF ali
J local as we'll as general issuesin the con
test, and also Of what the enemy 10 do
ing 10 their rear. Aside from this con
! sideralion, each soldier should have hi,
. home paper to read, Those who hav,
t sons aud brothers in the army, can d,
nothing more gratifying than To sent
/, them ths county paper.
. To this end we propose 10 send 53C
Q copies Of the Gasstts to the soldiers flou
. this county for S4Oo, and to raise thi
II amount by contribution. We have ar
& portioned this sum among the diferer
~ townships, aud appointed the Ceutr'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

Committee Of the county. as we'll as ell
good Union men, and all who have friends
in the Army, our agents to raise this
amount, The money will be paid at the
time Of subscription. The following is
the apportionment. with the name Of the
Central Committee member placed opp
aifa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

EV Our compliments are duo the gen
,,lemanly Commissioner Of the State Farm,
/ Mrs HowE. for those luscious sweet cher
} rios Of which wa were tho recipienis.--
Many thanks Mr.. HowE, your kindness
was appreciated by l. hapds.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
From the Princeton Clarion.
+" Was the Eishticti la the Fight!''

TMr. CLICK, who is named in the fol-
lowing lines, was a son OF Henry an \
Sarah Click Of Fairfield county. He fell
gallantly at tho battle OF Perryvile, end
his remains now rspose in the cemetery
near Circlsvile. Mr.. Click was a noble
young man, and we cheerfully publish
this tribute 10 his memory. -EDs GAz
There wore anxious heartsin Gibson,
When tho news nrst came 10 light,
or the battrc fought Mt Perryvillc, h'
That desp'rato, bloody fight.
g Oh, how OF was asked the question, ..,
From morn til weary nj ght:
"Ilaye you any news from PerryyileH
Was tho Eighlicth in tho fghtt"
Bnt tho news Mt arst came slowly gj st .
. From the " dark aud bloody ground
For although twas sought for eagerly,
Bu,littlo could be found.
80 'Till the lightning began to fash,
Aud then 1t came In light, .|-.ur
I That tho Eightieth wasln battle, f .. ..
.- In the thicEest Of the light .. ...
There were saddcnci hearts In Gibson,
When the horrld truth was found,
"' That six that lately leftns,
t Wore mou lderng in the ground.
That Wilson, Click and Parmcntcr,
And Tripleu, ,ruo aud brave,
Aud Montgomery and Kimball, died,
Their country's flag to sayc,
Yes, tho Eghleh was In battle, ...
And Ilko veterans they fought,
Determined on II victory
Although II was dearly bought.
That gallant jackson checred them on,
And proud was he to says T., ...
"l'ye iudlana soldiers
To light with me to-day"
'TSillb many drys In Gibson
Before we cease 10 feel
Tho loss sustained in battle, I...'
On the field of PerryNilic.
Bnt wc wait tho brighter dawnlus,
Oraduy which, come 1t must,
Shall SOC our ccuntry's enemies
u.a.. Al levolod In the dust.
when the stars ard stripes wave proudly,
over every sovereign State,
And our nation still recognized
The creates, Of tho great.
Princeton, Ind, NOV. I, ~, EcRLEY {.
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y TTLisnt. J. N. sutphen left on Saturday last to
Fejoin his regiment o. Murreesboro. Win him
20 the good wishes OF mnuy warm friends, and the
hope that he may return crowned with the honors
which await those who serve their country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
s,n,a s.nnxnnLIon.

Remember that the State Union Convention will
be held at Columbus on next Wednesday, June 9TH.
We hope all the delegates, aud as many friends Of
the Union from the county as can, viii attend. Wo
should not be surprised ifGOv. Tod should be re-
nominated BY acclamation.
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Bounty and Pensions.

NONG RESS having provided that all soldiers
N/whO have been discharged from service by ren-
sou of wounds disability, shall receive the 500
bounty, aud that when soldiers die are killed In
bounty, aswell as all arrearaees of pay, &c; and
that all so ders who disabled while IN The line Of
duty shall be penslened, or ir k,nod the proper
sisters, &c. shall be pensioned, Col. N ScHLElCH
who has seen much service aud Is familiar with
tho whole subject Of army business, will give alton
ton to applications for bouny, pensions, back pay,
&c. "... .HIf..
His experience In the army and knowledge orthe
business warrants us in recommending all TO call
upon him.
OFFICE TOlmadge Block over weavers
Hardware Store.
Lancaster, May 7,G3-G-3mo,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

MEETma oV IHE CENTRAL COMMITTEES. There viii
90 n meeting OF the Uulon Central Comrattce, a.
Lancaster, on SATURDAY, ,JUNEso All the mem
oen ofthe Committee are urged to bs present, as
there q ihportant business to be transacted.
b. o. sitf ~ .ftH .t.l. DE fElt4 By Order,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

VT attention iscalled to tho OHIO WHITE sui.
PHAR SPRING advertise ment, In to-days GAZETTE
The Springs will be Opeucd TO tho public about the
10th inst, and will be under the immediate superyl
sion ofthc proprietor, Mr.. ANDREW WILSON, a
gentleman we'll known TO some Of our eitisens. We
commend the Springs TO such Of our citizens who
are seeking either hcalth or pleasure, as worthy
ihelr patronage.
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ENO.DSns NO6Hce.
P Probntc Court, FnIrSi eld County, o /.

Probate Court fairuelo county, Os
George W. Pratt Administrator Of the Estate of
Andre Jones, deceaced.
r+ft r. p w dgatHst cr.t'-A fFf llf.F
Jane Mary Jones. Mary Elizabeth Jones, John AM
py Jon es, and the unknown Heirse and legal Rep
resentatiyes of Edmund Mathews, deceased.
TVNHEunknown Heirs and Lega! Representatives
of Edmund Mathews, deceased, will take mo-
tiee that, the Goth day OF May, 1859, said admin
ist raOr died his petition In the Probate Conrt Of
Fairfield County, Ohio the object and prayer Of
which petition Is 10 obtain an order Of said Court,
for tho sale oil the following Real Estate, OF which
he said Andrew jones died seized, TO pay the debts
Of said dece dent Owit ln.Lot, Numbe Ninety-two
t99) in Carpenters Addition to the town, now Cily
ofLancaser, Ohio, and TO adj dst,thc lens,rghliNc
1.-THE above named defendants TO the fund arising
out OF the sale Of seid lot.
Said petition will be fnr hearing on the 30th day
of June, q. d. 1863,
GEORGE W. PRATT, Adm'tOr
OF The Estate Of Andrew Jones, deceased.
WN. p. CREED, Attorney. D..
May 2s, Is63--iw9piS3 IS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

PaoMorrox I'VE are glad - notice that our old
friend Major v. cupp. of the Isl Ohio Cavalry, has
been promoted TO the 1t. Colonelcy OF bis Regi'
mant
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

TPHILLIP RIsING. at his we'll known
q stand. has on hand large and most com,
pleis asso ttmen, Of clothing Of all do
sciptions. Hs sells at prices to sui! he
!, times. Give him call,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

The coppstheads Of LNucastcr, Ohio.
destroyed the type Of the Gazette, the
Union paper Of that place. OIL tho lat
inst. We hear Of similar cowardIy acts
Of violence 10 various localities. A Mr.,
Bisbse an out aad out Union man, resi-
ding 10 OuppSrhs'd neighbOrhOod, in
Appling,ou. Butter cOuuty, Iowa. rccSn,
y had all bis stock poisoned by copper
bssd nsighbOrs. They spared nothing,
killing horses. cows. hogs. chickens and
even bic house cat and dog.--Cin. Ga
RITZ. w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
.Another Hair sheet.

We are compelled 70 issue another half sheet this
week. We have Just rstHrned nom CineinnatL
where ve purchased an entire new outfit, but owing
10 the youndrys DOT having suinclt nj quantity Of
UPe % hand, wsare obliged to wait until II be
east. Themstsnal will arrive tomorrow, ana we
spromlss our friendsa new paper next week new
head, new type, and new roller. We promise
fsrsher, that no demonstration which the Copper.
heads may make upon our oalce, shall silence or
innmidate the Gazette.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

cIrr MtLL.-Sec Advertisement In another col
umn. They propOss 10 do work cheaper than the
cheapest.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

EDIToR OF GAZETT E--Dear Sir: With your
ElIpermission wish 10 say TO the readers OF your
paper that will send by return mail 10 all who wish
IT, (frsea Recipe. with full directions for making
and using n simple Vegetable Balm that " i'll etectn-
ally remove In 10 days. Pimples, Botches. Tan,
Freckles, anda Impurities tho skin, leaving the
same soft clear, smooth and beautiful. gr
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them TO start full growth of LnNurian
Hair, Whiskers or a orstache. in less than 81 days
Ill applications answered By return mail free of
charge.
Respectfully yours. via ...
THoS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
g t-tita ,J No cal Broadway, New York.
Anril aa-Is83-4 -4-2m.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

III PRemember the meeting oi,he Union Assoeia-
uon, al Union Hall, next Saturday evening, June
n.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

NPcapt. K. A. Richards, OF the 18th Ohio, ,arriv-
cd In This city on Tuesday las He reports the boys
= 'ofthe old nth well and In Hne spirs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
"A Ualon Paper MeoDea In Lam

From last We, Ks Lancaster o GDzrlie
wc learn tina. the Off 70 OF that paper was
mobbed on tho night Of The lst INST
The authors Of this outrage were certain
copperheads, who. fearing that thcv
might not accomplish their nerarious
work without inte'lorsDca, had prmrd
themselves with clubs, some Of which
we're left 10 the Office, owing TO theranx'
isty 70 destroy aud carry off as much
type as possible. - Gin Gazshs, at
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

IP A number Of cOmmuricatlons are unavoida-
bly, crowded out Of this issue They will appear in
onr next,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
HEApQrARTERs, 12TH DISTRICT OF oHIo)
UFrIcE PRocOsr MARSHAL
ruttytcnr,Ip MAY D0h 1871

CHlLLrcornE, May 22d 1867
A Linen who desirs to join any particular 9Edr-
n MENT oY CAVALRY now in tlAe field, IRE he reby
authorized to present themselves at any time, dur
ing the next thirty days, to the Board ofEnro lime nj
IL their respective District. The Board shall ex-
anime them and determine upon their fitness for the
service, and ifproved TO be III, the Provost Marshal
shall give them transportation tieets to the general
Rendezvous, at the headquarters Of the a. Pro-
vOst Marshal General Ofthe state. As soon III ey
present rem selves at his general Rendezvous th ey
The duly mustered bya mustcrlng and dsbu RS.
ing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed by
law. GEO, W, ROPY, tt'
June4 -lG-3w. Provost Marshal. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

lTTcoi. cradiebaugh, OF the 18th, was danger
!. ousiy wounded In the assault on vicktburg.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

| naI = ~ u d - -
CAprAIr cHARlhs EwiEe FrOm pri
vale lelssrs received from our army in
the rear Of Vicksburgh, we lsar1 that Our
friend Captain EwrSo Of this city, gained
a most snyiabls disiinetionin the assault
upon the ensmy's works on the i9sh,-
He was in command Of Battalion OF the
18th sInf'y. and after the Brigade bad
been checked, he pushed on aud planted
the national colors on the rebel parapet,
As the Battalion lsapsd into the ditch. il
was nearly annihilated by front and two
flank fres. From one Of the letters, we
extract fhe following: ''} "
"on the 18Th, in storming. Capt.
Charley Ewing. had ball put through
his hat, and while planting the flag upon
The parapet, had one Of his fingers cut
by the enemy's balls, They were trying
TO Shoe, down the flag. The same ball
made quite IA hole in the a4g-stsff"
We have loag known the Captain as a
gentleman and warm friend, and we are
therefore happy in being able to inform
his many friends that he is also brave
soldier and dashing officer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

These companies divide three ,fourhs OF net pro6is
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip. bearing in.
terest a6 per cent, thereby ndng the surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and cheaper
Insurance,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

90 cH RcBERr REED, long known as =
man 10 give general satisfaction. in al
tho branches of his business, has. as he
iuforms US, on hand large and varied
stock Of Boots and Shoes, embracing all
classes of work. Shop on Main street,
Immediately under tho Telegraph Office
See his advertisement in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

/ Rsu.--Plsa.an. morning sf..r the drouiA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

. NOT1CEl--Is hereby given, that the Assessor
has hled with me list OF the Militia Of Pleasant
Township, and that the Township Trustees will meet
al Pleasantvlle, for the examination for exemption,
of Applicants, for and during t6e next twenty days
fran this date; eonvening each day at one O'Clock.
June I'LL 3w. TOWNSHIP CLERK.
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SIll 90
IT9Shiprers ofG Grain, Floura and other merchandise
can have Insurance 10 any Ilace desired, atthe most
reasonable rates.
woare authorized TO pay for the scrip these Com
panies before delivery--iO cents on the dollar.
II FsTbost who desire the bsst and ehOdpsst insu.
rance Ia the most responsible companies, Will do we'll
10 call on the Agents ut their office, lmadge Block.
a. AWKE y FBIrTEKs Agents
Lancastef. MAY ~, iB63-IylB4 q. ,Hl-
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CHANGE OF TIME.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

SHOOTING AN EHRoLLrSG OFTIcER.-i
Anton S9ier. the Germsn who WIS ar
raigned for the shooting of j. R Cole, Of
Woodland. Dodge County, an enrolling
officer, has been indicted for that of nee
BY the Grand jury in the United States
Circuit Court now in session in this city.
His counsel. MIR. HHasr, of the frm of
Martin b Hetfsr, put in plea toath, ju-
risdiction of the U 8. Court, claiming
that. if any offence vas committed. the
State courts had exclusive jurisdiction
over it ~ On assault &c.. and that the
conscription act, which creates this new
kind OF offences against the United
States, Vas unconstitutional and void
The argument has been set dswn FOL
Thursday, the 18th inst. The accused
has given 81 500 bail.
This is the man, our rssders will rccol
lect. who was e>corted home BY process
sion and band Of music. sitter havin,
his examination aud giving bail, SOM
Two or three weeks since. A.lUauke
| Sssstasi. 81 u .A ~asess
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The orga...asls. OF Nesrs rrseY..

The Organisation OF Nsgrs Trssps.
On Wednesday and Thursday. July
18th and leth. Q convention Of colorsd
citizens 10 to be held st Poughkeepsie,
New York, for the purpose Of devising
practical measures for the enrolment and
organization Of American cilizens OF
African Descent" to serve under officers
who sympathizs with the movement. 1t
is bslisved by those who have examined
the subject. that at least fifteen thousand
colorsd troops nigh. be raised in the
Northern States--and that fse or six
regiments may be obtained in the State of
New York alone. We presume this sub-
ject win engage the attention Of those
who assemble at Pouyhkeepsie. among
other things connected with the object in
view.
Thus while the Copperhead Irish Of
New York are engaged in mosbing the
Eorolling officers, and killing the brave
soldiers who 6gbt the battles of their
country. the loyal colored men Of that
State are holding meetings to raise troops
for the defense Of the Government, and
the prosecution Of the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

TnE CAusK 81 THE SMoKY ArHos !.
PHkRK.--During th Q last week and yes.
terdsy the stmu here has been flled
with smoke, 20 na, ;h as to render the sun
hardly visible. or At least resembling .
big orange husg up in mid-air. Some
had come to the conclusion that some
dire calamity was about 10 await US, and
that this was but prcsags Of 70 ne Aw.
full Judgment to come upon Copperhead 9
and other unc inverted sinners. whilst the
righteous shall be saved. Others we're o
Z 10 conclusion that the sm ,ks ascendee
North from the battsa-6elds Of the South
and from which which they could Judge
how terrible thing is war, but the NOR
rational, no doubt real cause. 10 owing L
extensive forest condsgrAtion among tn
pinsriss o. tie Lats Superior regions an,
the heavy smoke arisiog fropl them
This atmospheric condition has sxtcn de,
al over the Lake region. and into Wi.
Minnesota, lndnna, Ohio, IiIinios m
thi. State.
Up North the smoke is 10 Thick tn,
In some places no object cAIl be seen fo
more than few feet ahca d. There be
ing no moisture suf6cisnt TO condeose th
atmosphere. clouds Of sun okeare Aostin
lsz'ly 10 sheair obstruotin sunlight au
giving a dismal appearances to ali natur,
On Saturday night s.if breexs sca,tc
cd the smeke, and on su nd.y and Mol
day We were enabled TO ses The sun ono
more in aIl is splsoder. and as eve Il
stars moving On 10 thsir spheres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

"a KNOCK Dows" Ts O soldiers
last evening who we're htils exhiierated
over the news got into disc az sion at the
corner OF Third and Main treets on some
topic not connected with the demonsira-
tim. A few words pa sses between them.
when tie affair was sude. by one Of them
knocking the other dow u, who, after be
had been set upon hi pegs, wanted I,
know II any one could tell him who hac
been struck. as he haf !. very poor mem
ory.
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The ns~sval os General CARTS.

We end in . Western paper the sub
joined excellent letter from the President
TO General Scho6sld, which il is proper
for US to copy as explanatory of his fea-
sons for an important Official act. In this
case. however, the insertion Of the letter
10 pleasure as vel as duty; for We
have seldom seen anything from the Pres
'dent's pen at once 80 chsracter.st'cso of the
simplicity which msrks the expression OF
his thoughts. and Of the good sense and
directness which distinguish his decisions
whenever left to the guidance Of his own
un.rammelied judgment. Excellent in
all its parts, ~ Q whole the letter Was
unique. How clearly he points out to
his Lieutenant the path of duty and safe
ty in his difhcuit trust With what So
gacisy he councels him, +" Ifboth factions
abuse you, or neither, you will be right.
B~0are of Leisy assaiied BY ONE asd
praised Iy he otAer."- Na,ioual Intelli-
geneer.
What does the venerable Mentor Of
Washington journalism thipk Of the man
ner in which Schoheld has treated the sa-
gscious counsels of the President !? What
has he to say Of the reckless disregard Of
The views OF the President, and of com
mon sense and common decency, which
led Scho6sld 10 treat with con'smpt not
only the sentiments Of large majority oi
the people, but slso the course of Congress
a. we'll n the advice of the President In
the fanaticsl zeal with which hs pitches
into the support of CANDLES conservative
faction
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

Hu1RAz yoR GRANT AID NxADxi--
Down goes v'ek.barg, aud dows goes the
prices OF Linen goods. We have on hand
= large stock oi Linen coats, pants, and
vests, which we propose to sell Ut rcduc.
cd prices, owing to the fall Of Vicksburg
and the glorious victories pf Meade over
Lee 10 Psnnsylsanis. Every one in need
Of sum mer goods viii do well to give us
. call, ~ they are bound to b. sold.
VEsciLL x JoHEs.
July iI--d1w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

OPrHrsa OF THE U s. CIRcurr CouRr
AT NKw ORLEAns.-On the 18th ultimo,
the u. 8. District Court at New Orleans
was opened in due form for the transac
tion Of business. The Rev. DR.. Bacon
invoked the divine blessing, and an ad-
dress was delivered by Christian Roselins
Esq., after which large number Of invi.
ted guests sat down to banquet, .,
which Judge Whitaker pre.ided. -
Speeches Of patriotic character were de.
l'vered by Judge Peabody, Hon. John
Hutchins, of Ohio, Dr.. Dosic and 9TH
ers The occasion was one of unusual
interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

CONTRARY TO my expectations, shall
leave for the Army OF the Cumberland on
Wednesday n. xt. IL is nncertsio wheth-
er shall operate at this point sgsin -
Thoss who wish .o accompany me will
give me ,he'r smes before Monday mors-
ing. and oil employees will underassnd.
without further notice. that they are ex
pected to report at ay eficc on Tuesday
aitsrnoon. A. SurI,ypx.
Agent q. VI. Ueo't.