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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

"HE SAW THE ELEPHANT" Might
before last gentleman residing at the up-
per end of the city was awakened abou.
10 O'Clock by loud crash, which he sup
posed was caused by some cattle breaking
into his yard. Hastily donning portion
OF his attire. and ssizing club. he made
for the yard, intending to wreak ven.
geance on the luckiess animals for break
Ing down his fence; when about half way
across the yard he paused and looked
around for the cows. Judge of his sur.
prise when, on looking TO bis right and
about six feet distant, be saw a giant oh.
Ject carefully disposibg of barrel of corn,
and which proved to be the elephat Rom
go, belonging to Mabie's NJ enas seris. His
hair stood on end, and not stopping to
think that he could now get a fair view
OF the elephant gratis, and concluding he
would not driue him, dropped his club and
retrea.sd to the house as fast as bis trem
bling limbs would carry him. After he
had got safely inside the door and safely
barricading it. he peeped cautiously out
to see il be was pursued, bat the elephant
ws still storing away the corn, ana had,
apparently, taken no notice ofhis noctur.
nal visitor. The gentleman now waxed
boIder, and going out of the house
BY another way be proceeded to the wag-
ons, where he found the keeper, who
came up and took the animal sway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

~ 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, 1863-07-25

u fEh-Will heal open WOUNDS OF all kinds many
that have been given ncarable by surgeons have
oecn nealea oy these riastess One be used eight
days By rubbing II OF and turning every twenty four
honrs- All pain 10 aise removed by them within svo
honrs aner being applied. They sold BY r. TEsnn
on 18th and Cedar Streets Kcokuk Iowa, who can b.
sssn every day excsPt Sat rd.y and sunSa, from 70
10 o'Stock.
Sold by q. -. vOWELL II CO..
No. 3l2 Main St bet eah and ssh-
FrdCc..0o Cent?.
jyI7-dIu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
T IST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Post omcs at keokuk. o the a5th
OF July, 1863.
III Persons calling for any or the following ,st-
tsrs must say, '.ApvKarIsxsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
-'7-7-''7- s--'77 -i-l--s----4z-s-i=za-.ai
Tor SALE.

An established and profitable ring bu sness
In snecessful operation In keokuk for sale sovsp
mEeous t~rms- Any person With ~ COO q 500 will
ma 'his Opportunity worthy of attention Reasons of
-AalA oh hxiona tAp Apa,xchase.
Address "ButisEs- DO Y xTo-
keokuk, July S,h, 1893. .-dtL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
:. kEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY,
We never Jus.iflsA uli.s.I v,.,..e.

We Never Justified IliegaI visls.ee.
1t has been charged a thousand times
on the stump and in the papers, that the
Gate City instigated, endorsed and dc.
Tended mob law in Keokuk. We have
frequently demanded evidence of the
charge in vain. The nearest approach to
1t that has ever been produced is the
SIMPLE statement OF our local that the ilIe-
gal proceedings were conducted in sys-
tematic and orderly manner. Now, this
was proved in the trial before the Militia
ry Commission here. and is 20 stated in
abe report Of that Commission TO the Cen
eral commanding. We then simply
stated matter Of fact as an item of local
news-notbing more-apd We defy proof
OF anything further in our columns or
elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
MARRIED ;

Near LsxinEfon ky., on the 2ist inst by the Rev.
Ar Bank, 6kO o THOMPSON OF this city To in
ANNIE sOsWokTH. of Lake Pr.viaeucs, La
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Excise Tax Laws by Commiastner Ktssf
The flying Dutenm n-ssxs;
Atian Grey-by Mrs. n. 4. Hoimos,
Like and untke;
fes Muer .eiss,
orphess c. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
freemaron's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
AT odds-by the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field aud Garden;
Vegetables Of America;
The Campaign OF 1853 and -,
Physiological Memoir--by Hsnmoad;
hrs Leslie's Cook Book;
Girls Ovn Book;
Boys Own hook;
verusr's Pride:
Dickens' Complete works:
Home aud Abroad, Second SeTisss
Story ofthe Guard
Now Anuua Oyclopedta 1881;
The Poets journal By Rayard Taylor
Parson bfowaiow . Boohj
0karango River;
Edwin Bro o'berioft, ,by winthrop;
Shadow In the House.
This day reeeivedat
BRoWNRLL's Book Store,
tyf ID Cor Main and 4tb streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

In bentonsport, Van Buren, Couniy, lows, tho
2%ih OF July. lae3 MARY AprLIApE younsest
OF Thomas and Margaret Mcvfrrj sgsd , years,
months, and days
Suffer little chiideen TO come unto me, for OF such
10 th1 kinedom OF God ,-L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Important from tho West.
A BATTLE GOING on IN TENSEssEE.
CONFEDERATE CAVALRY CROSSING THE
TENNESSEE RIVER -

LOUISVILLE Oct. 4-The Nashville Press of
to- day says = terrible ex niosion occurred near
Bridgeport. A train of twenty army wagons,
laden with ANN uBiton, had campad near the
city for the fight, had two negroes hada qusy.
rel, one OF vhom seized a shell which he acct
deptai5y let fail among the ammunition, which
eaused it TO explode, immediately, aud wagon
after WAGON caught Gre. J. -, 7sr7v.t.
later reports say nine or ten, are KILLED and
double that lumber wounded. The fire fually
reached the magazine, ekpIodfng it and de-
stroyinEa vast q uantity OF ANN unition
special d spstch to the Journal from Nash
vile on the Sd instant says 'McMinnville was
attacked at noon. The result is. unknown.
Fighting was progressing when telesraphic
communication was interrupted Rebel cav
airy are reported to be crossing the Tennessee
river at Washington.
(McMinnvilIe is on the MeMiunvills and
Manchester Railroad. IS mites southeast of
Nashville.-ED. STAR -
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MARYLAND POLITICS

The reader will find else where in to- DAVIS
Stor an interesting account OF Saturdays i'm
portant meeting Of the Union men OF Mont
gomery county, Md, at Rockville. We com
mend the views expressed by Messrs. Blair
and Thomas as being especially calculated to
awaken the State to thorough realization OF
all the contingencies involved in the current
crisis in hsr affairs, which is the natural and
inevitable result of the rebellion, slreng theaed
as that has been by the secret if not open exer-
tions Of large portion Of her citizens directly
interested In slave property, who have sent
their sons and other dependents to fight agains
the Union; have contributed money without
stint to the same end, and in social intercourse
and influence have lost no opportunity so to
aid the cause Of treason as to accord it strength
10 resolve the contest into one of absolute life
and death between slavery on the one side
and the political, industrial and social ri hts
OF white labor on the other. 1t must now be
plain TO all that as Mr.. Thomas declared,
slavery in Maryland as, already, a dead car
case. No lot of one hundred slaves in the
State will sell on the block for one thousand
dollars No slave in the State can be made to
render 10 his owner more of his labor than he
elects TO render, or to remain under. his luris.
dictlon month after he elects 10 flee from it,
These uEdeniabie truths are the result of the
val All INC DcLcAt VI slavery mace upon lac
legal and constitutional rights of white labor
throughout the Union; for such, in few words
is the gist OF the purpose Of the original con-
spiracy that eliminated in the war.
In the State elecrion-the subject matter
bringing about this Montgomery NEE ting-the
two candidates for the comptrollership repre-
cent the two opposing interests and in iuences
seeking to control the future OF 1Iaryland's
affairs. Mr.. Mefit is the candidate OF those
who, " lille proelaming their tealty 10 the Union
evidently accord their allegiance, first to the
institution OF slavery, as being of more imlsOrt-
ance TO the future of the State, than the assu-
rance OF the continued existence of the Union
win the rights and interests of white Iapor
everywhere protected and fostered as nsy.r
before Gen. GoidsboTcugn, Oh the 0 her hand,
represents the views and purposes OF shose who
hold that the future OF Maryland viii not bs
secure from The dangerous intris ues and ALI
alton Of her sla Veholding interest with the lead
els of the reselli, n, that she may not hope 10
hold hs proper individual rank as 4 State of tae
Union, and that her laboring white populatio on
will not enjoy the advantages they m " right.
fully look tor from State government which
their interests are first cared Tor (Is the basis
Of the prosperity of all other classes in she
State, until che 10 assured 70 the Union past
Feradventure by the action OF a convention
promptly severing her connection with slavery.
Our earnest hope is that his majority will be
SO great "a 10 teach the oliyarchy at Richmond
ahs folly OF looking to eventual cooperation
from Maryland
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CONSCRJpTs

Since Saturday morning the folio wing ha We
arrived At the Soldiers Rest: a.ven recruits
for pennsylvania regiment frcm Fort Della.
ware "a eonscripts from Eimirs: 81 cor Yales
cents from wilmington, DEL; o. do from Bal.
timore; fos conscripts from Eimir,. 10, ,ss,tn
New York; 179 from The same place for ,4s,b
regiment, and III from Carlisle, Pa for t49,a
Pennsylvania 49,. ...1 *saI
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" TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
THE REBELLION IN SAN DOMINGO IN
CREASING.E y = : : ~
THE sPANIARDS DEFEATED AT SANTIAGO.
THEY ABANDON THAT PLACE FOR PORTO
PLATA
THE sPANIARDs DEFEATED AT SAM
CAPTURE OF A NEW BLOCKADE RUNNER

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The steamer Roanoke,
from Havana on the Both ult., brings st. Do
mingo dates to the goth or September.
The rebellion is increasing. Grandara was
about marching on Monte Christi.
The rebels continue near Porto Plata, Skin.
mishing daily.
At Santiago the Spaniards were driven from
San Luis fort, which had been assaulted twice
unsuccessfully, after which the city was
burned by the rebels. Col Cappa, with 1000
Spaniards, had succeeded in reaching the fort
by cutting his way through the rebels. Sub
sequently Santiago was abandoned by the
Spaniards for Porto Plata, where the Span
iards will concentrate a large fierce.
Three batteries have been sent to St. Domin.
60 to reinforce Gen. Santana, who is marching
on La Vega.
The gunboat Kearney arrived at Havana on
the Goth It. from Key West. She reports that
the gunboat Tioga took into Key West ON the
Of cotton an the agents of the new rebel COM
pany, with a capital of s2.OO0,OO0 for blockade
running The Herald was the first vessel of
the new company.
ACCIDENT BY THE EXPLOSION OF A
CAISSON.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A caisson attached TO
battery l first N. Y. artillery, while going
down Main street near Sixth, this forenoon,
exploded shell, which instantly killed a can
noneer and driver, MORALLY wounded another
cannoneer, and badly wounded a third.
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Montgomery County Convention.
ISnanial lNonras non deuca of the Star

Especial Correspondence Of the Start
The Convention of the Union men OF Mont
gomery county, held at Rockville on Satur-
day, was largely attended, full delegations
from all parts Of the county being present, aud
the best OF feeling prevailed.
1t was organized by the appointment OF e. ].
Han, President, and Jas. G. Heaning, Secre-
tary.
The following nominations were made for
County Omcsrs:
For Lesisiatpre-Wm. Brown, Of J., and
Philemon T. Smith.
Clerk of Orphans Court-Robt. p. Dunlop,
Lawrence Dawson, Joshna q. Gilpin.
Regieter-Wm. A. Darby.
i,ommisei0negs-Wm. Thompson, Of g.: Thos.
English, Samuel Dyson, Jos. q. White Wm.
Spencer. s.E .ta fsrs4st,. i ~-s=rsg z...lss
SheJ iH-Wm, Reed, s-....s-....a.s
Surveyor-Wm. Musser. --
State Attorney Henry England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05
THE LAST SUCCESSFUL REBEL RAID

THE LAST SUCCESSFUL REBEL RAID
On the night CT the lst INST, the rebel guer.
rilla White, with about $50 mounted rebels
made one Of the.most successful raids of the
war, upon 9 point near Lewins vile, Fair fax
county, known As Camp Beckwith, where there
was small guard for the protection OF one
OF tho contTaband farms. This guard, consist.
ing Of one second lieutenant, one acting lieu
tenant, and forty cayalrymen, and one lieuten.
ant and II intantrymen, was under the COM
nand of First Lieut.. W. J. Keays, 18th N Y
cavalry. The attack was made at II so on the
nighi Of the Isl, by White, who approached
upon an untEequented road from the direc
ton OF Drainsyille), which Lieut. Keays had
neglected 10 picket; his two pickets being
strangely placed In Tayines very near the
camp, and without their horses, which were
left IN camp unsaddled. White, therefore, had
an easy time OF it, He rushed into the camp,
KILLED two, wounded three, and took 20 pris.
oners; also, SO cavalry horses, with most Of
their equipments, and arms of the men, and
10 horses Of the Quartermaster's Department,
without single shot being fired by the guard
The names OF the killed, wounded and miss.
IEg-prisopers-are as follows. Viz:
Kiled-Sergeant d. Ct. Hemmingwav and
private Dolly, of Company B, 10th N. Y Cav
Wonnded-Sergeant U. q. O'Donpell and
private J. Tinnan, Company B, 10th NJ Y.
Cav and private VIM. III. Sherman, Company
e, same regiment
The missing (believed to be prsoners) are
Corporals A. G.. Martin and g. Clifford and
priyates j. Wlsehead, - Simmon, T. Turner,
J. Funchs, J. Klea, J. Lewis and p. O'Conuor,
of Company b, 18th N. y. CAV; also, Corporal
u. Bradley, and privates H. Fisher, M. Butts,
]. Sherman, II. Mcconnell, f. Hall, M. Des-
mend, N. Fitzgerald, w. Bennett and ]. Cor
win, of the 1llth Regiment N. Y. Vols.
Lieut.. Keays has, of course, been ordered to
be court martialed. His case seems to offer q
very fair opportunity indeed for commencing
to reduce officers to the ranks found guilty OF
the very dangerous oHense of neglect Of d uty
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10 1H1 rArI5sTS 81 THE LATE DR..

knowing thai many Of my friends since the death
OF our ate DOCTOR are At some loss to decide upon
Wnas pSyseisn to en- ploy, take the Opportunity
OF my oonva!escence from very severe il ness TO
Tseg% % to you. With All conadsncs, DR. CHAM
rLlN, % whose professional ekiIl and Christian.
nne And Ssntlsmsnly department I beg to bear
my hu.noie testimony. ARM HITZ
oe5 81. 80 south 4 street, Capitol Hill
&S0 RIwARD-HORSH STOLEN,-Was stol,n
Sou from nay nastqre and brought to washing
ton. on "Wednesday. eeptsm Der goth, By mulatto
nan Ps am Tenn hsrrison bob tail Bay Mare.
h This Mae q j. is yell kpe.n having
buteher, from shom got her year ago. She was
eroueaI 70 Humphrey stable By Tom on Wedass.
dsy. and L. Ike n away by him Thursday will nav
S25 reward for her and S25 for the apprehension II
the thief. The Mare can be identified BY and left
WIFE mr.. hoover. ODEN BOWIE,
+ Cotinetou Post office,
oc 2-u Prince George county. Nd
NAk,NI's ssLEcr>DANoING ACADEMY,
NA OBJ FELLnws' HALL Urn srREET
Days and hours OF tuition for Ladies' Misses aud
Mssteus every Tuesday and THURSDAY from "a
same evenings. -
Prof n. bees leave to announce to hisf sSA
friends in Georgetown that he will shortly oosn
an envy in chat place for the accommodation
VI oIs IoI inter pc sroLe oc5 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

PEoPosHD BADlCALSAk1T. SLAVERY PArpR
"A new daily journal will shortly appear in
washington. 1ts principles (says the 1ribunel
will be Of the most radical nti-Siavery char.
acter.
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SKAs ONABLE DRYG oops,

SKAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.
We open to-day
case Q: heavy and fine BROWN CANTON PLAN
case = LsaVy and ane WHITE CANTON FLAN-
I arss Ass or. n1ent Of heavy SHAKER FLAKNgLs
Laike assortment Of WHITE TWiLLED PLAN
Lara stock of BLUE GRAY, and RED TWILLrD
Pull siiss Of 5bALMoRAL SKIRTS.
~ and u BED BLANKETs; cheap.
haffe oo 81 rs IS ana superior SHIFTING
Large s;oct Of .ztIs quality Of All Wool SHIRT
Fine is,peh OPERA FLANNELs. In every color
200 pieces v.ry choice styles Of Merr;m.ek sn,g.a
ara ara P. sihc DARK CALIcoE5, some as low a.
800 pieces tisu,.d MoUssELAIss Oh LAIss, at
81 aud 81 cents
81 PIECES F:erch, British and saxopy DRESS
goods Of the latest i'm portations at s.. a
- q - d rs cents,
SHAWL, i great variety of styles, from ss to
s2E~-1j very cheap,
French MllJEOES, All Wool RIPS French pop
I&t, EHfkESS CLOTH and o. mar fna
Si,H oil Goods, heaper thar tn ~ csn be mad
sseW; ere, as We bougat them at auc Il On very
r. sc fer the above goois as low a. they can
ne bought in Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New
e. Tie public are respe ctfully invited to call
apc nsps ct our Lar &c stock learn our prices.
oc s 2.if 3Os Pa ave bet 9Th and ioth .fa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

ILLxEss or THE RHsrsrns OF wILLs-z q.
Robbins, Esq, Register o. wills, has been sick
In New York for some weeksj but we are happy
be xble 70 resume his duties here which have.
during his absence, been performed by Messrs.
ID. II. Burr and ]. N. Eartholow, his deputies
bull for the fiscal year commencing Juiy /.
1853, was passed the middle OF August, and
since thea about S130,Cne Of the levy (which
property holders, the rate being IS csnts on the
6ic0. 80 -. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05
o0n LADIES, DEPOSITORY, O0n
SfSfU 500 SlvENrH ST., COU
KRf1 BIZ L. j. kOLLIN0S.

ehe has the pleasure Of a1nouncing that she has
resumed bu siress at the shove locality. whore she
viii Is happy to welcome her old patrons AMI ~
many new ones a Ssel disposed to cali Having
men she % pfeparsd TO receive orders for Silk ans
Linen Inb!oi1sry eyery description Of PLAIN ana
which VII @ exeeuted Wits dspateh and In styis
unequslled Ia this city. Ohildrsns Clothes msae
to order. ~ Tssus feAagpahls, and aausssc sts
GUARANTEE, oeaN
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THE POLES VIRTUALLY RECOGNIZED AS
BELLIGEaENTS

ENGLIsH JOURNALS OF SOUTHERN sYMpA.
THIEH PREDICT A COLLAPSE
IN THE SOUTH
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NHW YORK RArHs-S o. r.ouK IN
coupon "a, 1881, 107K; 7-3Os, lO6, Oeraf-
Gates OF dnde5tedness, cox; Gold. E4H; Erie
ergo, SAY milwaukee and Prairie du Ohien,
20: Quicksilver, SO; Michigan Southern, ssX.
Market firm.
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CcNFEDERATE LOAN Pa AND 3OPER CENT
DISCOUNT. -...#
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- o P Os A Ii ron GOAL
HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WasHrHe,og
(AGce Q Chief Qnarfeyhnd,tsr.
Washington, Oct. !, 1855
pa etment. ~SSS =! sAn ~
The Goal il to BE- landed on soma wharf n, mi.
fr m time to time required
Proposals. must sp city the au alitv Of the O,.i
zach bidder must attach his full name and .pn 1t
once aodksss, and the names OF al parties tnt4.
Ar oatn Ct ALE glance to the Government Of the
Onltsd states must accom- pany each bid
Bios viii be opened from time to time and con
CURED 10y - -
The right IL reserved to accept all OF any part of
Coal, /" and addressed to "
ELIAS n. GRHHNR.
Lieut. Colonel, Chief Quarter % aster
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FROM EUROPE.

;etsi. j. : FROM EUROPE 3-e
WITHDRAWAL OF TIE coNFEnERATr COM
MISSIONER MASON FROM ENGLAND
IN DTtGEON.
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NHSY Z Il n L U K ~ "a
.~ FURNITURE
Househ eepers. and those who contemplate fur
niships, will find ths largest and beet assorted
stock Of
CABINET FURNITURE
south OF New York, and at prices which defy com
petition We Eolicit your patronage prop:isius
ban gains to all
BOTELER K WILSON,
Iron II ali, No. 31o Pennsylvania avenue.
&C slim If between Of h and 10th a.
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THR LONDON TIMES sNUBs MASON.

THE LONDON TIMES ON AID TO AMERICANS
AT WAR
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rHB sMIrHsoN coURr-MARTIAL.

The CONTINENTAL Of which Gen. Augur 10
president and Major Hastinss judge, advo-
cate. was emerged this morning ID the further
consideration OF the case Of Vim. e. Smithson.
The examination Of Capt. McKelssy, for pros
ecution, was contin ued, and that Of VIM. b.
Faxon, Esq, Chief CLERK of the Navy Depart
ment, which was begun Oh Saturday, resumed
and concluded. The examination Of Mr.. +.
was with reference to the identity Of certain
disloyal letters captured ON the Potomac BY
Commodose Williamson.
On the conclusion Of Mr.. Faxon's examina-
: ton, the court adjourned to II O'Clock :o-mor.
row morning.
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MAX MILAN ACCEPTS THE MEXICA,
THRONE
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Washfngt0n Money Market-Latest QU0s
tatisns. .fsu
Furnished BY Lewis Johnson u Co., Bank.
80 : EsBuysne. Sailing.
y. 8. Coupon BONDS ,lse1 ....... lM 1e7X
u SzVs 80. ....... ......pAr -.-eF 49,
0 q; =; ~ Nosss .:;:..,.........lesx 1861
New Certificates. oeS
American Gold iiSiSSu ,un
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e h1WARD -Ss-syed or stolen from ny resi-
pO de1ce, corner Of Sd and n streets south on
October LIST DUN HORSE with black legs black
mare and tail, and II nasura, pscc- and formerIy
belonged to ". D. Wailseh. Twin pay the above
reward and al reasonable expenses for his delivery
oe 63t< 6EO. B. SMITH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-24
TAXES! TAXESl

The Tx Duplicate sor 1863 10 now IN The
Tressurer's hsnds Tor cnllrcticn. and to- the
ourpoee Of colIer,ing the same he VII g.,
lend in his office. ~ Jasper, un'ii the third
NJ ondav OF March 1864
Amount IL Tax assssssd for 1863 on each
me hundred dollars vs;ustion 70. Tor S'ste
Tx 20 cen's and poll rs cents: school ~
cent. and 20 cents poll; Sinking Find ~
cents: C.unty Is ceass snc 80 cents pcl';
Poor A-y lum 5 cents.
T.vnseip rate. sre % foilews:
CoIumbis Township p S2ecisl school y
ce,is; 5 cent? rosd
Hssb,son To~nship- S,ecial Sci oo' ~
cent?; md 20 cenis poll, 5 cents tcSnsh'p
rosd 5 cent? !.
Bsinhridae Township-Speeisi School y
censs: Township 5 cents; rosd ~ cents.
i Hall Township Speeisi school ~ cent?
Township 5 cents; rvsd cents
Pssoks Township ~ Special school
leerts; rord 10 cents !.
Ferdinand To~n-hip- Special Srn"'' \
j ceo,s: rc.d is cents; Township ID srns'
THEO. SONDERMANN. \ DC
n October 2lth 1853. -6w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-24
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE o.
SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE IL hereby given that - v'ne
IN of 81 order Of the Dabos Commes
Ples. Court. the undersigned sdmin'susacs
Of the estate Of Wn II. Stewsst-decsess.
will offer Tor sale q public sscsiso, o. -
premises. on 1v~~
SATURDAY Tho 7,h DAY q NOvs1.
BIER. 1868, for not Iess tbsn two shisoe :"
,he appraised vsIue thereof. the following
described land snd premises. stuslsa
the County 81 Dnh"is, and State Of lnS'sss.
10 wir. The N L qrof 8 3 ". ed sos':
east quarter OF the south west qusstss enc
south ess, quarter Of north vest quss'",
md tho North half u the sou'h eass qusrss
Of section No. t~o q, Town. Nc. iwcts)
south u Rang NJ three 80 ~es's c"nss'n.
ing together go acres more " iess. anc v
Is, -old .ub,rr, |" The -. it"~'s inseses'.
TERMS One third cash, shs sesNve =
rou.i psynsns 81 "a and t~esvs Msqsns'
v,,b note q interest. wsivina psnens y ~
pysi.meni. and occurred ~ 500 ~
hold security. Sale. begin - a'riocA
SAMUEL II. JACOBS. alsIs'
Ortober 10. lS63-4w q