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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-10
4 GLANCE AT AFFAIRS n THE MORE il
VEST
fnn ~ 81 81 CaalrIefae,.

ffnn me Man. l0AtedfffeFs
4 friend Who -, had a. opportunity q
reading thr cineinnsii Enqairtr u &c
81 Nav. lurpi.he. allh Tie tn.osin.
tens 81 news from the N"fthwr,l:
The n.mucanr Stat. Convention
uh.n viii mrrtua ~ IIih IL June new.
and i, = almost abs1lutrl, cetaIn Tia
Yaltandi.hain vii ~ the NOMINEE tnr t.
werner II TIE STATE ~i,huai opposition
TIE columns II The Enquirer isrm y
account, Of oatrages ~ .incola's .ol'll,,
upon un.lirndlns citizen. - Ohi-, l.lina'
snl lrdI.na; aud several case. afs fris
red 10 wherein snldier. and oHeer. ba'.
BEEN a,.anltrd and bsairn fr ~ "'hrf
eaas, than merely wearing Line ill., 'a'ss
livery.
Ihr comments upnn Tic war in Il. 80,
,rai features are meIanrhuy anil lall y.
iuf.boaiog
Ihr isIliss ~ Linrnln. rhe incumpr'edfis
IL III, Generals. aud he atiraetOu. pr,hsa
cf ol ms administrators. are satfoatsl1
dertmed.
rbr tor, u NJ. valI.sd .ham's ISL
Nv - a NHfFF la1t sAFIti1AH@ NlLf 80
the fearless and patriotic HiitIdt hrf -
band Las taken.
The SPEECH Of Yamhees, ma9le IN ~
midst u threatening I.,nneis, and .sf.
rounded by hostile cannnn. = pranauhsrd
the ablss, and most plain spoken and VIII.
rring uralios ever delivered on tn. cent
nrnt II u considered tar mnrc ttrasaf'
able and abnoIIou, than the che 81 NAli'a'
digham, which e,used the latter arrest
There wrte more than 5000 c'titsh'
present at the meeting q, indianapolis ~
the Goth Nav. mt outstanding ihat ~
ground VA encrelsd Nv several reg'meo''
aud batteries Of United states soldiers. aao
that no one was allowed ~ snter "tanai
speeiai permission.
voorhees, presided. and his speech vs.
received With enthusiastic approve.
Tie resolutions stated That so,'rnInfh'
powers ale vested IN three department. !,
legislative. executive, Jadic'al ana :.
legislative power therein granted 'hvu's Z
vested IN Congress. =.
All poWer ~ inherent 10 the peop'
Military pnwcr nus, BE- IN strict sapol"'
natlon 10 civil authority.
Tie Constituted enaefs that Inhs's',
can make no law abridging freedom !"
speech, and II the press. the right 70
.rnble. petition for the redress o. ufO's'
SC. &c,
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Fms ~ WrLsrseToS. -wilniastos. n.
C.. luhe "A fire broke ou' At eleven
O'Clock lsstnight. and DESTROYED tie re-.
denees OF james Dawsou snd / u. W..
ker. both valuable buildings. Tie la.,1
was partially insured.
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A meeting IL Independence Spare.
Philadelphia. to protest against Tie arrest
Of yallandighsm. was largely attended. aud
quite enthusiastic resolutions were adopt.
I'd. They declare the arrest aud Danish.
menl Of yallandigham a.siolenee to winch
the American people vii not ,nd ought
net 10 submit. The remedy was IN the bal.
lot box al the ceming election. A letter
rem Fernando Wood was received. The
closing paragraph says The arrest was q
accessory war measure. Letu.. therefore,
strike at the cause and declare Tor peace
aud ~galnst var.
Richmond. May 9TH. AT the vallandig.
liam meeting in New York, regulations
Nere adapted declaring il 70 be the duty
ii lie people to demand Of the sdminisua.
ion, once and forever. TO .desist from such
deeds Of despotism and crime that there
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-10
594 a7i4 SIS

Total killed, wounded and missing. 5.lO6.
Two o three regiments YET 70 BE- he,td IRON. The
whole confsdsrsie loss 10 estimated u 7..s0 q that
KlIl be seen that the North csro,n. treo,s suiT.f
I'd more than bali the loss
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Rose Leayes.-The attention, particularly Of
The Ladies. is invited to the advertisement of Mr.. H.
q. Saunders, for dried Rose Leaves.
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NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.

TSe following table shows the Losses sustained by
he tsenty-four North Garoins Regiments Engaged
a the late battles near fredericksburg;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-10

Jackson, June l--Gfant demanded The
surrender Of yirksburg ~ TIfaf.l.s. gts.
ing three days isr considerable. Gen.
Pemberton immedialel, replied dat he did
MT want fifteen minutes. lie aud hi, m-n
would Al die in their trenches before th.y
would surrender.
The Federal troop, are % demnraii1ed
that they refused ~ sentw tie attack 81
SATURDAY. The gunbea,s are hrng be,
shot mo the CITY.
The Federal loss III the late battle. az.
fran IS ono 10 10000. including General.
krrr. Lay. Bu,btdsr, Rshrsn aud one
slhrr.
Port Hudson i. invested
Atlanta. Jun, New Ofiean, refugee,
.iatr tbti va. hrml, believed that Far.
rasui. finding that the Hartford vas IN a
sinking condition and ioo weak 70 pas The
batteries At p.ri Hudson. stripped tie .hip
aud destroyed Der near the mouth ol Red
River. f4rragut, with lhr res' oi his oii,
GERS aud crew, are row 10 N,a DtIeaus
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I ,a.,o,ni.ne. Z ,he Wilmington iap,a.i.
kia.,as. y T. Ny 2ym


kin.las. y T.. Ny 2yta 80
M..ss,. tplroR, :--Drr army under sea.
llit. as. te,urusd irym TIE pursuit II Tie
rura. u Tie Care Greek road bslpw 'his
place. Tie Yankees Mrre ipllp"rd 70 rus-
Garcia. absut seven mIles from Nrsbcrn.
All hi. place they have block house.
"hIeh completely commands the road.
ln addition 10 this. thrt have a car @hich
lhey Gait Monitor. carrying SIX heavy
guas. aud rendered bullet pfuol BY cover.
ing u tsilroad iron. Ii is driven ~ an
engine ID aud down the railroad track
whenever the emergency may require -
With these formidable deleuCes sud a
heayy force Of infa0iry, The, checked tie
advance d cur uOUps .nd rendered further
pursslt dangerous. The nature 81 tie %.
sitIon bsisg such thai'it couldnot b. asuk.
ed. our forces. alter elose resOnnOls.auCy.
we're witbdfasp...
The Yankee loss IN the several sklfmi,h.
Is has not been ssceftsined. Col. JUn,,.
Of the BsiIalo regimest Of picket each.
ers," vas killed. They also lost some vri.
songfs.
Our loss vans two kiilg. -. me hun.
dred aud three takes ptisOnei'. One
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SroSrwaLL Jaeksox's FAsmY The "a.

STnSEwALL JAcEsoN's FANNY The "a.
sann.h Republican, noticing tie proposal
10 erect monument 10 Jackson. say.;
/" We have hrard that the ald"S and
child. Who should be adopted by The coan.
Try. are left ia very moderate eircumsisn-
ees. and II THIS be 50. While We apPr.''e The
project OF monument, we arr iirst Tor
placing them in circumstances entirely III.
dependent. Tins is the first Cut, We ose
to the memory Vt Jacsson.
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yICKsBURG.

The Savannah Republican Of Wednesday
last. gives il views OF Vicksburs As ioi'
lows:
The public anxiety has been greatly re-
lieyed as regards the status Of affairs 10 the
West, vet there is no abatement OF the NJ
;ete,t universally lrlt. All eyes are sllll
.nrned to Vicksbutg, but lew inklinss 81
intelligence have vet reached US. We on
II know that Pemberlon is strongly m
,renchrd Al vicksburg, that Grant With AZ
army ii from 10000 10 20, GOO i besirgtng
the stronghold with but ltle prospect Of
success, and that Johnston is III his rear,
auirtly awaiting the arrival oil rrintarce.
menl., which are accommodating By thu :
sands. Tie aspect Of affairs ) nast cheer
ar 10 uur mind. We think u Vii be
mkt TO Impossible lor Grant 10 break
through the meshes which lohl1sian i :"
quietly and ingenWusly weaving around
him. Hi, supplies must irst tail, aud
then comes a desperate hight or "huiesl lie
surrender. perhaps both.
We are not greatly surprised By the alb.
.ehce Of definite ad'lres. When Gene
raj Is maturing his plans Tor impnr'as'
movements, IL i reasonable 10 suppose
hat he will keep his own counsel aud
place a prohibition On al intelligence u
the position aud action oi hl. torees
Johnston evidently has not 70 lelt him.
self strung enough for an attack an Grant,
but when he does the shock will come, ant
. We shall have full accounts at the rrsuit
Wick .burg being beyond hls line., We ca
readily understand Why ~e have no tidtng'
fr.m that point. II is possible ihat week
NAV vet elapse before Tie cuitaln rises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

MAy-DAY.-Main street yesterday fore
noon was as gay as May day fair.
The ladies were all out-almost--a
6ourished their gayest colors and latest
fashions. But the slight sprinkle and in
dications of heavy rain, drove them all
in doors. They however had an excellent
opportunity to observe upon each other
the merits of the thousand and one styles
Of the season.
We hope that each one was satisfied
with her own appearance, and that no one
of the votaries of that tickle goddess,
Fashion, will feel jealous, or envy her
neighbor, who seemed to have been more
happy in her choice Of patterns, and fly to
her lord, who holds the purse, for the
wherewithal to make new purchases. Ii
the dear creatures have made themsel yes
unhappy by their choice and have not got
the latest fashions. let them bs patient, Mt
least until the moon changes, when the
fashions viii be very lisbN to change
also.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

The Hce Law The new hog law
went into effect yesterday. and the hogs
were squealing all over the city. One
old gentleman, learning that his porker
was in the pound, went and took him out
without payjn3 It's ,inc, when the Mar
shal took him to the Ualaboose, where he
remained over pight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

E@ There will be business meeting
OF the Soldiers Aid Society, at MaCune
Hall, this afternoon at o'clock. Mat.
ters Of Importance connected with the edis-
position Of the Society's funds are 10 be
considered. Let every member Of the
Society be present.
MrsgT. r. WALLACE, Pres't.
1, KHoWLEs, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
RATHER Perseverance,, BUT NOT SnARl

RATHER PERsEvEaIso, BUT sor SHARp
We learn from Lieut.. Wall that a
couple OF deserters were arrested at Mont
rose snd sent to st. Louis. A few DAYS
ago ono of them deserted again and re-
turned TO Montrose. Learning that lie
was there, an order was issued to take
him dead or alive, when. day or two
ago, he came here and delivered himself
UP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

sas-Judge D. s. Terry. who shot Sen.
Tor Broderick in duel, some time since,
left California for Dixie via New Mexico,
1t IS rumored that he is 10 have com.
mission in the rebel army. A ct subject
surely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

kEKp Cool The ice season is now
at hand, and we are glad to inform the
public that ID. d a COLLIER are on
hand with full supply Of clean ice from
the Des Moines river. Parties wishing
Ice lefi at their residences, Offices, or
places Of business, will please notice their
card in to-day's paper and leave their or
ders accordingly. div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02


Hereafter our paper will not be issued d
tili Monday morning, and thus We shall
be enabled To furnish our readers with
the Sunday night as well as Saturday nigh,
dispatches. This arrangement will re,
'ieve some Of our pious friends Of the
ever recurring temptation 10 read a secu
lar paper on Sunday, while ii viii furnish
our readers generally twenty -four hours
later news in their Mon lay morning :
paper than they have hitherto beer accus.
toned TO get.
Of course this improvement IL not ef.
fected without incurring several hundred
dollars per annum additional expense, but
We trpsi that the enterprise ugy be u /,
e's,cd BY our readers in such a prac /. Il
n.ahbr as TO increase our income in Ike
rrOp9rtluD. viii our friends In town and
country make special note of the mat.
ter, and see what they can do for us in the
way Of Increasing our patronage aud ia
ducing their neichtors 10 subscribe for
the Gate City
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

FrxohEs.- t'nerc Is at present very
fittering prospect Tor a peac b crop the
coming season if the frost let's them alone
awhile. The trees throughout the cour-
try are in full bloom at any rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

TnE ExFMPrs.-T The st. Louis News
wonders how it happens that the list Of
exempts in ST. Louis county is larger than
that Of the non-exempts, and as a general
rule is composed Of equally able-bodied
men,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

~Thc Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars. fdt1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

nH- Remember the auction sale Of Chr
ma, Glass and Crockery. ai Geo. L. Kill
bourne's, beginning Tuesday morning
May 9Th, at 10 o. clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

RELIGIous.-R Rev. Mr.. Lorentzen will
preach q, the Court House, Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

81 Over seventy applications to bank
under the Uniform national currency oct
have been made to the Treasury Depart
msnt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
DIED.

fst5y Ny Isl FKAsx, t..Hfsest rsu OF Jonathan
~"A Ah'eti& h0srHREr, as~a ~ ears.
The ianeral vii take place from heir res.denc. on
'Faa stfe; hsts 18Th and le.h. this afternoon
"'eei1ek Frteads u the famIl arc iaviled 10 at.
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

Lapits.--Mrs. Williamson will open
her Summer Styles of Millinery on Mon
day, 4h Of May
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
A POEs ron THE rruIs.


Vest. s' - h"aiF u ''hs
or Pants all ,hres''horc a.d and worn, when nes cr,
are III hgg
Nhen u itrtn steheaply sell. suft OF behpfv ,,r.
IN ~ sh4 sii4aH ft~St "a fksr man should
ae years, 49, - ~
"efs .lsns .! ags and service long on evry seam
wheh u stern has such stock at tsrns 50 r,ry lo.
ihAt e' ry o"dy wondefs how he can sell them So,
OH who, from credit Tsilers his clothing eer v5ud
buy, - ''
And pay price Tor garments, hs knows i. much TOO
hshp
When d. Stern can snif him and o. him sing a,Infse
Ana give BETTER srftelf at oaly Half s4s Price.
Oh who would have their little boys and yomhs OF
larger size, ' -
appear In shabby gnrments before the pablo syes
when ID sterns Boys Clothing before them 1, arrayed
ma af1hts ea'' teuuor1rr ny buyfug Hgxpy NJ Aprg
lheh Il You sish nor Goat, Pants OF Vest or shirts
or Collar ~ y '
or handkerchief, or Seeks, and want TO save your
Doiisrs ~ -'' '"1'
II D. siern's be snre rp-thers is no other rl.re
oh MAN street, near the Leree You eau see his snail
iag face. W '''
ID. STERN,
sp3o-d3a w. "'oA"A'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

~ Ladiee, attend the auction sale
Tuesday morning Of China GAS and
Crockery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

@Boys Clothing just received by
II. Stern, Main street, near the Leyee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

"A sKREsApE We were last evening
favored al our oiiice with beautiful ser
ennde by that excellent String Band
nova IN our city as the Hospital Band,
aud which has furnished such splendid
music at so many Of our evening enter
tai,ncnents during the winter and spring.
Tie soiaieFs which compose this band are
excellent mna-iaDs, as all know who he /,
lew tr heard them play, and - rink we
NEVER heard string baul th j = ST.. ,ga,
daee -faer music. abd 49,, ,i.at NY IL.
serve vote Of substa sal ,nanks from the
ladies of our ciiy ~ furnishing such fine
rare musical feast a, their entertainments
grhtuitously. Long live the soldiers, we
sal, aud come again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
EREE SINGING SCHOOL.

The young Misses undeY the m. of tg ,as~. s,a A.,
n'ea y meet stAccure 'sHsil on SATURDAY AFIER.
NOON. NAY 81, ne u'elock bv the tuyI,,,i.r ~ !.
gennsmsn, late Professor OF Music ia the Cnicayi
rao'c schools, who Is about giving Concert t,r the
neheht ~ the Ladlfs' Cuipn society of keekak An
the yoang Misses this city ar. psiteI 10 .ttsna
mab2-ult
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
T)lssoLUf fIoN.

u
Notice 10 her reby given thai The p.rtns,.bt, h,,,
oAkTfs STAFFORD aud JoHs HcCEsE. heret tofots ex
'ttinR undes the name of STAFFORD d McCuSE ip
the ",cesf! ahd commission bnsiHs Is this day G.
so.vea. sHTfN STAFFORD.
keokak, April 10 1863.
The nndersigned will coptin,r ,sa a -,..ry -
oshasss 9a naAhefs al he old 81 and u 81 aanrd &
AcIuhe, on The Leyre
April 80, lSs5-NIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

III hlsak Government Vouchers NJ ~ csn be
had al this ehce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
MARRIEp

:, on the assh day q AErh. 1864 at the wen.
ntass; os Ih9s. pain, ESQ.,, Mr.. Asa DuAs {,
Miss hAEr r. V, cooA, both ~ lhis city.
Arrll seth, by Rev Grimth, M DaSIRt Urpoxs a,
Sl'"N llty, 10 Mics Mary 4. yAN3YKx Of ibis slty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
LADIES ESPECIALLY ARE INVITED
TO ATTE - THE SALES.

WiLL be > g fnnch tn "a Dinner and res sets,
Fir' ch Toys, Chaa.ber sells. Teas Plates
Pitchers SOM ant Gravy Ture4ns Sa,n nna a., 4
irals oai " ash liosls and PI.chsrs odd Cnrs Ht-
awe i"r Jshey, .ey Moaids, Pickle Sbtiis Side
pshe. Covered Dishes 6issa and stpne safe. Ca~ors
ana z lafee lot OF glassware. mao n,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

BE- Ladies, attend the auction sale
Tuesday morning Of China, Glass and
Croekery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

Re- Remember the auction sale of Chi
ma, Glass and Crockcrv, at Geo. L. Xii
bourne's, beginning Tuesday mornip &,
May 9th, at 10o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

/ -
Alay 9th, at 10o'clock.
CAaPAIoss OF 1928. BY EDWARD
ScHALk PUBLISHED By j b. LlprEs
coTr d Co.
We are indebted to the publishers for
copy of the above work, which is for
sale At j. W. Ogdsn's Book Store.
Mr. Schalk. the author, has written ON
the Art of War" ~ one practically as
we'll as theoretically familiar With the sub.
jeft, and in the present work he applies
the principles of strategy" in discus
sion of the campaigns of 1862 and 863
in our own country. He draws bis Illus
,rations and comparisons from the opera.
tiQns Of well known European campaigns,
and makes his book both interesting and
in-tnctise TO the general reader as well
as TO nj 'tary men.
in his view the operations of our armies
owe their indecisivc results to the wrong
pr inciples upon which they have been d.
rected. The only proper aim Of cam
p4ign is to destroy the army of the enc
my; the mere occupation OF his territory
and towns while his armies are left intact.
tends to weaken the invading rather than
the invaded party. This principle Of
strategy, drawn from numerous historical
instances and fortified by facts as well as
arguments, In its application TO our war
10 dicates the error Of our policy and sug-
gests the needed change.
WHEAT.--Our farmers say that the
prospect for an abundant crop Of wheat
the coming harvest was never better thsn
it is now. The winter wheat looks un.
usually well, and although the spring has
been rather dry for spring wheat, yet the
81 eater portion Of it looks enc. And
whatever may be our condition as coun.
try We will be in no danger of starvation
and our armies will not want for supplies.
A nd when We think of the number of our
farmers that have gone forth into their
conntry's service, we cannot but commend
the energy and industry of those left at
home-for the amount Of land titled in
our county this year will exceed that Of
any other, for some time previous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02


The MANIAC LovER.-The renderisg
Of This beautiful and touching play BY
Hale's Dramatic Troupe last evening
gave entire satisfaction to the audience
The dance BY the C,inetop Twios was
highly APP aadcd. The three aoi eamedy
ol "The Serious Family" met with PER
icct storm OF applause. Tonight will b.
presented the beautiful five &C. play oi
~ hove Sacrifice, and we would say to
every one, 90. you will be amply repaid.
The roaring farce Of the "Specrre Bride
gre pom" will be the after piece, in which
't j. expected that The inimitable Virgins
witl "spfcad LiiaseIf."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

sYAoAYMors.--The Burlington Argus
10 commenting on some remarks in tn
Tribune very naturally betrsys its owl
understanding, that the slaveho ding trai
tors and the Democratic party is synony
nous, and that the restoration of the
traitors to power is simply the inaugura.
tlon Of Democratic Administration. Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

1RHy Ut VI F@Ns u uTIIcF'
The Mayor soon discovered that he had
got his foot in it, however, and discharged
Mr.. Smith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

DrsoRAcEFUL AFFAIR-lt appears
that on Thursday several soldiers, in or
der to keep fst day, dressed themselves
70 citizens clothes aud proceeded TO the
Fourteenth Street brewery to have o
general good time. The -proprietors, not
tnistrnsting them, let them lave tho beer
w hiic there they got into some difficulty
WITH gentlemen present. Yesterday
afternoon they returned, dressed in their
uniforms, and called for scme beer and
were refused There we're two gentleman
present from Monirose, and tho soldiers
mistook one Of them for the eeutlemaa
chat they met there the dsv before. al.
after some words passed between ihcui.
they struck him on the head With a
bri TX, knocking iin down and iDiuring
Lin s~rlously. They then proceeded to
" ho!'sh things generally. breaking the
mind a%s, glasses, de-, and driving n
woman aud five children up stairs and
stoned them through the windows. One
of the partners then came in, and they
also knocked him down, striking him on
the breast aud head with bricks. They
then left. and squad Of soldiers and
several policeman soon started in pursuit.
" learn that they have been arreste d
and are safely lodged in the guard house.
The gentiemaa's name, from Montrose,
as Fritz ilahu, and though dangerously
hurt will pf, b llv recoxar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02

fE Our blockaders in the Gulf Of
Mexico are doing fine business. On
the 2lst inst. there were thirty naval pri-
yes lying at Key West, that bad been
captured BY the blockaders, and more
were being added daily. The gunbos.
Sycamore had destroyed two blockade
runners, loaded with cotton and grain.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

WIN. ]. PAR MS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Latt, tna Licensed
Claim and Patent Ay.nt;
ST. CLOUD MINI.
TWILL prosecute, through my correspondents
At Washington, any and all claims against
the United States, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
sl.ims for bounty Money and arrears Of Sol
hiers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &C., &c.
N. B-A Fec Bill has beeu enacted by Con
xress prescribing the fees to be charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money and ar
rsarages Of Pay, Invalid and Widows Pen
sions, &c., sc.
My Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq.
~ full supply Of all necessary blanks
and forms enables me to attend to applications
without delay. WM. ). PAkSONS'
st. Cloud, May 9th, 1868. v5n42-tf
SSvAaD q. HAxL1N. VIZ. 8. MOORE.
HAMLIN & MOORE,
ATToRNEYss coUNsELL0RsATLAK.
Omce-Corner Of Washington Avenue and
St. German Street.
Sr. CLouD j: MINNESOTA
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