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Master Commissioners Sale.

siuss sIss9 sat 10 ssy5~4---<-k5 tnassfE = s3atb
. iodta George he Davenpertsa sas si
ssAss daga af against,,ss at4 saaissss
sa9d sJohn Rueker.and othefsats a.ia
mandate to niedirected from
theseourt Of common pleas ofsMenrpe county
Ohio, ! will offer for sale at ppblie auction, q
the front door Of the court USE in the
town OF woodsfeld, on - af' ~ : IS s
.Satardays tie 11th daysgf Aprh SSS,
between the hours of;l0 O'Clock Q, M, and q
o'clock p. M, on said day, the following de
scribed real estate, in said county to wit;
: The east half Of the north west quarter O
section thirty zone, township fous, range hve
containing ifty three and FORT ty1two onelhun-
dredths acres, more or less. s5at tgsi .sssa
"a - JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mass Com.
Dfftasgs So Nohroe Common Pleas.
March IL, 1862. i.Tas. ssssis.s.,s4. q
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S2s5sEsElk@2E > hssgsSee Sayt -
The, Rev. VILlIAIk CRoaEiRoy: sWhila
Iaborings as . sMissionaryins ,swasl
cured red of Gohsunptfon,, 2lisns sll sotl1er1
means had failed, IS Kys = 3 recipe Obtained
from q learned I physician 81 ian residing in
the great City Of Jeddo.g This recipe
has cured great numbers who: we're
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the, debility and nervous depression
caasedyby these disorders. .g8f
DESTROYS of heneftting others, i will
send thia recipe, which ! have brought
home with me-, to- all who need it, free
of charge. Address Ia. ,tstf
/ REy. WIN. COSGROVE,
/ 4S9 Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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son sinca - ssssaaA .Ss4tFgs ulyAu
dkT0TIC Bis hersbys given, that the folloy
4 Nv Ssttlsment.sAceoufiFs have been fle
J the Probate Court of Monsoe .Eonnty,
'tapd thgt they VIII bef fgr shesriDg op-----
!, Saturdds thS f8th day priz, /!
VIM. Milligan and /. B. ODlinger, Execd
1 Of Theodore Benhfng gkSdt,t t5sA Sscoddts
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r. Samuel Ksn.gGnArdjan T. Rassbefry
s}ssA ,aS x5guoDQ QHNTS. Way
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,CA.THARTIC PILLS

OPERATE BY their powerful influence ON the
" internal Mscera to purify the blood and stimus
DISTRIBUTIONS Of the stomach bowels liver, md other
organs of the body and, by restoring their irregular
action to health, correct, wherever they exist such
derangements as are the first causes Of disease.
An extensive trial Of their virtues, by Professors,
Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures of dam
gerods diseases almost beyond belief were they not
substantiated BY persons of such exalted position
Their certificates are published in my American
Almanac, which the Agents below named are
pleased to furnish free to all inqniring.
oonpisin wsh IL the s Seen pf csns to ss cure
FoR CosT1vENEss--- Take one or two Pills, or
such quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos.
6yeness Is frequently the aggrayating cause Of
of both. No, person. can feel well while under
can can bs, promptly relieved @ :
FoR DYsfBrsrA, which Is sometimes the cause
Of Costiresiess, and always uncomfortable, take mild
doses from one to four to stimulate the stomach
: and ivF into healthy action. They will do it. and
the heartburn, 3ody6ur, and soubsnsi OF dyspepsia
viii rapidly disappear. w hen it has gone, don't
forget what cured you. j;.is .gsfl ~. 8
3 For aFouIeSToMAcH, or Mostid Inacfion Of The
& Boscets which produces general depression OF the
Pats sa. and bad health take from four to sight rs
and strength is restored to the system. Al.
|os FoR NERVOUSNESS, Sick HEAnAcHR, NAUSEA,
Pasn fa the Stomach, Back o., Side, take from four
1Q.
Ate }icentiv tsse more ffe NEXT day until fhev
"a. T6ese com nlaints viii he swept out from the
system. Don't wear these and the;r kindred dis
orders because your stomach is foul.
For, ScporuIA. ERYsrrELxs. c,,d n1l D;seoses
AZ t5s Gin t.La n. Ps rssI. end freorentlv -
s,, s,e 4 h,sa,s SS er 9 % & ~
sv soon lo beg;T - d;n;n;sh and Ssannesr Man.
resa5i ,icsrs AZ and have bee,, beaiea nm ~
fbs s,s t ~ tbss P;1Iss aSa
sos,s sse ss.s - ssf,,rste
ss s,h,,ls l s,stsn bsS .on slds - sls;,
;n,,snce isaxa the s,,fsrrer IN nerfect heaIf5
Pa4;s,,ts t - soe;et rds
.InrjJ Ts,sf3e vonrsalf aronn5 the Sr,5 coxevsd
th ,,ss nd Al, ~ nv
az thp S;ssa e. af he sl; bscsnse yan,
sr.tsm ts nts c,s.s,snr IVY.
IA PWrfry THE BI6on tbev are the hest med,
cine ever discovered. They shonld he taken fTeey
and fernently and tbe e;mmritss which SOW tbs
seeas of ;ncrrsble 3;seasas Iii. ~ s,o,,f ont ~ tbs
$3.50, Es chs bfoye tb WIND Il Ry fh;s ,rrsrt
they do as much good in preventing sickness as by
the fe1lnafkable cures which they making every
I wIele T1e,. nn,cv .,,d ~ R,:o,,.
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LEGAL Notice. wr
Hess ana Blum,
against

against
- sJoseph sKmk ade and Others. y 81 q
TOHN KINKADE is hereby notified that the
~ said Plaintiffs have fled their petition in
the Court 81 Common Pleas Of Monroe Couns
ty,. Ohio. the object and prayer of which is to
obtain q saleo lbtnudfe be rforty y-six ip sardis,
te.satisfyl a jud ement in favor Of said Plain
tiffs, against said Joseph Kink&de and John
Kiukade, transferred into said Court from the
docket of a Justice of the Peace Of Perry
Township in said County, on which the amount
now duesis $272, 23s and more The Defen
dant Henry Detwiles has mortgage on said
lot, so that it can not be safely sold on execu
finns sf said John Kinlsa.1e fail e. answer, , oI
or before Saturday, the 25th of April next
said petition win be taken as true, and jndg
ment hreiSdered accordingly. ara saa B-g
esfEBWARDsARCHBoL Atty for .Plf.
March II, 1863.--6w.
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3 Daniel Eisenhsrt and others.

' - '.sae- 'eSs..' against S1k
Michael Letter and Philip Ieifer. hif
NICHAEL LEIFER is hereby notified, that
Nl said plaintiffs have Hled in the office of
the Clerl. of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio their petition stating
that Michael Letter, Senior, in his life time,
made his promissory note for valuable cous
sideration; binding, hiss heirs Executors and
.Administf ators;tolpay tive fhundrsd dollars,
TO tliesh heirs of IMslchior Eisenhart, decsassd,
as soon as saidp Michael. Leiferssapd his wife
should be dead. ss That she ssaid Michael ito
ksecurs the payment of said mote made mort-
gage of the north west. quarter of the south
east quarter Of section ssventeer, township
three and range. three, in said ,cenntys cqndi.
toned for the payment, Of said nQts.o That
ssia Aielsael and his wife are both dead. The
fpkisctsand prayer of said pstilion IL to obtain
ofisaid. tract sef land IS satisfy SAID
p1oHsg age with iAt crest frem sthe first day OF
fAPrilsia6 l.osL the, defandant faQ ste apswer
Isaids pstsip ion se,s or. before sths dEst saturday
! in Maysnex ths 6s4ns will be faken as true
tapd .judG dGmsnti psna aece nfting ys,.oa
i yEssis.~ asnsARGH!IRQ4Ds a, lHlEAAD[lhsEY. AA[,lsY
aAsschalss s62ursxrssis .tAlRys ifos s sPrf. t.
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F;srala fog Sale,

MIGHTY AeRRs Of land tnsag Afssssslf,
EI 1his coanty.a 5ssaerss ctssrk& tlnss
dwelling houses aDd other. hnilcinxioi3 Is
farm is weiiesdai,tsd for sasssp:h hs stsckvis
psrsonaesiripg sopprc chaselwiA e&l q, a a
Shoswsll, }, satz Apiesh or the. upd pdefsd.s'
Terms, liberal This farm Is ordered e
sold by the, WIZ Of Isaac Philips. dttsate
.ssHzg~ SssSFuUNAS WEST,
! Feb. Is, alS63. .c-a.A HdAa Ei~ssAor
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Casper l9ssIssnaaaee2er..ss. sIsaa Estate.

.sxsi 70 ssesz ,sssSz EfT- s3asri %airsas $,
sNfoTIeN sis hereby, given that the under
sI&4sfgAad dmas. enzi tho 26thS day of; January,
1858, app ointsd by the Psobates Court Of
Moifds lG6ahxy, Ohio administrator Of the
Estate of G4spsrsD Desmeyer, late of said Coun-
ty, deceased. r4OHNsJ. kGGkR,
Feb. 4, 1S63.-3w. Adm'g.
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VIE Proprietor or these Nurseries would
y rsspeetsaIlx inform o911 the public and every
body that m 8. STOCK is vefy oosnpisseB Siid1p
moss thinsas sress'ih sarietygead eItesR Hs;
Fan,d an pssssyon thssppipds 81 thRl2 Vtaljpg,
70 lp. plant 1s9 the importance M q pfQd9finl
ttes aliaofoNhi wez sclei1kz tot ftar6 zrhf1a.
this Is the only place in ksstern Ql1p 49,
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F7fE1sA 81 he'd ID the
balance Il Just criticism, az all are obliged
- 46nksxhak sslss sscales sof fairbanks =
,eS a5e. $iit6 u sxcsp too the best ever
invented .zasW es know whcreof we srnl
I'D ~ Ne hayg tested their value, and
60 s1s] 6sd Of their superior merits.
The introduction Of sthasea scales has
wpo~lEv1 Solatipn IA stbe Transaction
ofSyfiQagb business, and their accuracy is
= -spck fhsta uniformity in weig ghts has been
es}abllsled IA DYER the country, sfhus
.Snnelise fhenr. : nq tonaz, legaiiseds xtd,,d-
elD1fs ~ essaxs they confined to the Uni
sDedn n6t1tes5s they have found theirsway to
slngUgs s$eiy psrts Of the civilized world,
and are adapted 10 the standartls of all
countries, 30 that it may be said, all ma
tiCG If h6tssxsighed in .thess balances, :,
at least paighi by them HHns'a fer-
e1>set5 .AqeRxines 49,.
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THE sa4.nIfh's TSl Eft
Al MAYS lREADY..r
Hollo W ay's DIN t.msesn t.

-ol ,tsaEssW aia5 i5fsfe 10 xa3aIFss zxitigkSkal
Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and inflamed feet, all those. the Sod
must endure, MOTHERS, MEMBkK q 14iS.
when your sons are gfasping their mus ksts ~
meet danger, think what relief gle pSe q
this ALL HEALING g. COOLING 6ABN0M1i
give to the one you love when far agsg 1Enn
home and friends It hardenss And nAk69
tough the feet SO that they can. endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the iphxmsd
and stiffened jointsS leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for W
:. Sabre CAls and Gun SHOT WOuysdy.
1t stands uneoualled removing ard ls5Srevi;ffft
ing every vestise of infiammatio iSi5d Ssbiiik}
drawing the edges together. IL anictlv IA
completely heals the most frirhtful vsurds.
w.... ..s c.. r E.,.....l-. -
.., o'.1 o'ese
lou can not put INTO the knapsacks OF yours
illst hus oanas ana brothers, more valuable or
more ' necessary es GIT tnan supply OF snm
Extraordinuru M;iitary Saipe. t@siA /
49, ~. 9, 2. 80 - q Esa s,sfv
:. tne ioneiy sentry walking ms arounosssa q.
n;sht !; sta S nss I vin, sIsr ptss,' Tmr
PAINS. .coIJGH and sIIFFoSs d r. M Ma HtJ4RsJt
NESS. first symptoms a. orTfcK c(JNSftMp j
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LEGAIL NOTICE.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04


BY the steamer Geo. Cromwell. which
arrived from New Orleans this A. NJ. We
have the following:
Sevsniy-tiye prisoners arrived at New
Orleans GA the Goth from Baton Romeo
Among them is Ex-Gov. Wickliffe, who
was captured near Port Hudson.
The Era Of the 9th has the following
Banks moTcd down Red river with his
army aad crossed to Bayou Sura, thence
TO Port Hudson. where he united his
forces with Augar's.
The gunboats under Farragut were 10
90 up on the 18th. The feet opened
hire on Port Hudson the night OF the asth,
s,'enc,ng several of the enemy's guns. -
Port Hudson is now, therefore. closely be
sieged and Aemmed in, and the fall Of the
stronghold will be speedy, even should
Gen. Banks not order an assault On the
WORKS Col. Grierson is cooperating
with Banks.
The garrison of Port Hudson il es,i.
mated at about 1900 men, scantily SUP.
pied with provisions.
:, Inc reported rebel iron clad raid from
Mobile, and the capture of two Of GU,
'nips 0. war, proves TO be canard,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

Of the disaster would BE- more digni6sd
on the part of Stanton than the statement
that the rctrea, was made from pruden.
tial motives, and for a speedy resumption
Of the Offensive. %tA# y @AA
The Morning Post say there were
good reasons why Lee sho lld not follow
Hooker, but cannot und ersiand, Why
Hooker was allowed to return so easily
The party who was allege a to be Fed
eral recruiting agent to Cork turned ont
10 be swindler, and had deoamPed.
1t is announced that the cargoes oil the
ships Louisiana. Hatch and Chas. Hill,
bound from England to th' East Indies,
aud destroyed by the A absma. were
shipped by, and consigne d TO, British
subjects. The Govt is ca He'd upon to,
and il is thought Will, in kerfere in the
matter.
The French electoral g onsest is wax
ing warmer. Opposition 9 aneidates are
daily increasing.
Polish affairs unchanged. Engagements
continue frequents and no dimunition OF
insurgents 1t is reported that Russia
has called on Prussia for nj ilitary assist
ance.
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ashington, June

'aouiuS eohi duuc y.
The following was received yesterday
Cairo, june 2.
To Hon. Gideon Heiles, .Secrttsry on The
Nary:
have received the following report
by the steamer Judge Terrence Just ar
rived from the feet:
Mississippi Squadron, Flag Ship !
Black Hawk, Nicksburg, June "a
DEAR SIR: Amid our successes | re-
greet to report any losses, but we cannot
expect to conquer place like this without
some loss AT the request of Generals
Grant and Sherman, l sent the Cincinnati
to enflade some rifle pits which barred
the progress of the left wing of our army.
Gen. Sherman supposed the enemy had
removed his heavy guns to the rear of
the city. On the contrary, he seemed to
have planted more on the water side than
usual. The Cincinnati was sunk and
went down in shoal water with her lag
flying. The enemy still continued to
hre upon her, but the flag was not hauled
down Twenty-Five men were killed and
wounded and fifteen are missing. The
latter are supposed TO be drowned. The
vessel can be raised. The pilot was killed
early IN the action.
[Signed,l DAVID D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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Springfield. ILL.,. June 8


The following preamble nd resolutions
passed the House of Repre- sentatives to-
day by vote of AZ to IL, after an excl
ting debate
Whereas, Information ha s reached this
body that an order was issued on the first
day of June, inst, Ly Maj Gen. Burn
side, Commander of this d. partment, for
the suppression of the Chi eago Times, a
public newspaper published in this State;
and,
Whereas, Snch an order S 10 d Get vi
olation OF the Constitution bf the United
States and of this State, and destructive
of their God given principles whose ex-
istence and recognition for centuries be
fore written constitutions were, have made
them as much part Of our rights as the
air we breathe or the life which sustains
us. Be it, therefore, by he House Of
Representatives, The Sem IN ruururrrrg
therein,
Resolved, That We demo- Luce the order
which threatens an act SO revolutionary
and despotic, as contrary 10 liberty, de-
stru :tive OF good Government, susversive
OF constitutional and natio nal rights, and
that if carried into effect we consider it
equivalent to the overtime W OF our form
of Government and the es adjustment of
a military despotisln in its stead and be
it further
Resolved, That in view of, and deplor-
ing the monstrous conseC uences which
must inevitably flow from such action, il
justified and adhered 10 BY the general
Government, we respectful lily, yet firmly.
request the withdrawal of the order in
question md disavowal thereof BY those
in power as the only source which can be
pursued to reassure our people that con-
stitutional freedom so dear 10 their hearts
has not CO scd to be and be it further
Resolved, That ecp, 4 hcsc resolu-
tons. duly certified, be transmitted to
the President OF the Tn ted States, to
MAJOR Gen. Burnside, and to the Govern
or of Illinois, whose attcn tion is hereby
called to this infringemeh BIT Of popular
rights and invasion of the sovereignty OF
the State of Illinois.
But little other business of importance
was transacted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM
vICKSBURG!
THE FATE OF THE CITY
SEALED!
GEN. GRANT RECEIVING
RETNFORCEMENTS.
Port Hudson BeSleged !!
9 --
Illinois Legislature and the
Chicago Times.
GEN. HUNTER NOT RENO VFD.
PrOceediagS Of the National
Canal COhreNfiON.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Illinois Legislature and the
Chicago Times.
GEN. HUNTER NOT RENO PED.
PrOceeltissgS Of the National
Canal COMreNfiO2a.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Philadelpbis, June 3.

Philadelphis, June 3.
The Bulletin of this city has the fol-
lowing special:
Cincinnati, June 3.-h dispatch from
Cairo to the 6zzette gives the following
information, which was obtained from q
Federal officer who had arrived from
Vicksbuig:
The base Of the Federal lines extend
from right to left on the Mississippi from
the Yazoo TO the lower part of ' icksbure
over SIX miles In the rear Of the rebels
our lines come up to the rebel lines. East
of the town we hold undisputed posses
sion of everything between The Black
River Bridge and the hills in the rear OF
tho rebel army
At last accounts General Frank Blair's
division had started for the Big Black
River Bridge. His destination was I'm.
known.
Deseriers report that the rebel losses
were exceedingly heavy on the ed.
The cessation of hostilities on the 2lst
nlt. was for the purpose OF letting the o.
men and children leave the city.
The rebel pickets on the Cumberland
river have resumed their old position.
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The steamer Persia from LIVERPOOL on
ING .oi, via Queenstown, Gath, has ar.
rived
Inc Times says, Hooker's operations,
p.o 800, oy more than usual gasconade,
resulted In the usual miserable failure
II suspects Hooker was SO disabled IN. t,
sedgwict's defeat was an opportnne ex.
euss Tor recrossiug. Leaving the wound
90 on the feld clearly indicates some.
.n ;' IKE rout. The Times saws there
wiz DC no end to the war bu, by The slov
process Of exhaustion, either Of men o,
en'nasiaS M A few months must DECIDE
~ns'nef The war ends with the n,essn,
year OF at the close Of Llncoln's term o,
later. s" VI
The Daily News adds the camn,;,n ;,
the list Of Federal disasters bu, na;p,s :,
Less inability 10 follow aud ,bs tac, ,hs
b. cannot hold foot more Of ground ,ha'
before. wan
The Star thinks an honest coufss.;o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
Cairo, June s

A"St Suho D.
About eighty Wounds officers and sol.
a,ers arrived to-day from vicksburg.-
most o. their wounds are slight aud all
sle now on the road to their respective
Arrivals from Viclsbury nm 10 ,bs
en'ng u she ooth brihg nothing new.
.p1uy from below peaks hopefully Of
thirteen steamers lief Memphis in one
Another load Of Sigh tly wounded boxe
just arrived from below.
The gunboats below Nioksburp ara On.
OF coal and they have to be supplied he
luns II across the Peninsula. Six
barge loads Of that indiA pensable laft ha..
to-day. WV Ae''
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Memphis, J. une 9.
via Cairo June 6.

Latest advices from G fant's army are
to Saturday 30th, by st amer Welch.-
The siege OF licksburs k is slowly pro-
gressing The city Is Theoretically sealed,
our investing lines being two miles from
the rebel entertainments. Slight Skin
mishing has been kept up for several
days. Mortars are firing slowly day and
night from the front.
All prisoners from Vic ksburg jail have
been released and put scr oss the river
They report tina, one of bur shells burnt
the jail.
Health and spirits of oil r army good
Supplies are ample.
Hsines' Bluff is the point of debarka
''on' certain arrangements, now being
projected, will give us Vicksburp withou,
great loss. The confide| nee of intell;pen,
persons from there Is strong. They ex.
press no fears of Johnston. as General
Blair is opposed to him.
uenerai Forrest has passed down te
join Johnston with 5 ,O0D cavalry,
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