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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

STRANGERS and CITIZENS
HOUSEKEEPING LINE
enumerated below Invited 10 eIIino cur Asoft tDes''
'"''" - ''' CONSTANTLY REPLgNIsHED
wit" ''' latest rrRorE,s NOVELTIES.
" wei "''" StR dI'iiDi o@s m,sUpscTURE.
''' HAsDsOME CONN ssloN
below those Of Any oihsr csi-stin. IN thls eiit
VIII, Freuch China Dinner sets.
Nli's French China Tea Ss'.
Wtr. fr,neh China Rrcatf.', s..s.
Wli'. ffcueb China Ioi ., s"'s
,ioh ,aui rele China Dinner Sc,s
so'd pa.d fr-nch China Tea sets
God band frcrch Chino hr.asfasi SetA
Cola bard freach China Ioie, sets
p..ofAied rr,-.rh China nluD.r nes
D-s~fal.d French China I's S"-
I.eor.,.d fr.ncll China b5eaii-st SetA
iKJS arONE cniNA-
Iron .,one ClinA nnu~r set&
Ir. % .tau~ China I 90 rsf'
Irn..u. cniuA trca.fs't SGT.
iron.,..ns Gun, Toilet sst,- ~
,IT AID ENORANtp TABLE CLASS
Glass; D,eaner., ir,-,,o D..Ae., Bon Bsn Ss'!'
= hT-'f'''' &C. SILVER PLATED WARE.
Silver rl.i.I Tsa So. pa'cd Cosss sss silver
.,i - kt,. s.yrf. p.a asi ooncs url', Silver plated
N.'-r. slvcs .aied Dsi'es Dh1e' silver pA'sS sstA'
''''"' ''-i, is,iLstarLArEp ICE rircHEnA
ircr, hard A pnn-r krlv's
i,ory lardi,A Tss kliv..
l,ofy ttnd ID Lr'asi.>, huls'a
lsofy hsnt 81 Carving hni'sI
As 1a'a'n'' eAe''' "a "a yrxrrREs.
ch.aAeisf. lar rsfiaI'
clsii-Hsfs 90 iihraris.
tn.usoisr f5f Dihus 1ooms
q .nleli,f. - falis
rhstal.i..,. for ,iainh~r.
tniirsoiiilss ni.,i Fi.f.a'' i6a ktRosryE IN ~ 5rl
Cha. sss. r..sl ~ eid ol,,. cot .l .sss,.a -
~ ~. sjI Broadway.
n.,sssn iiou'os "a bs'ei.'s's
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

hRESS TRIMMINGS.-New styles In Bugle
~ ThmH.lnss. Ornaments Velvet Ribbons. AlPscs snd
EubroidrJ brads, Luiton.. 's'ds and Ulpsey TAs.l~
,f,s variety fl.n aud kuhTodsred usUtkeIcl.e!s.
Col and Cufs. very cheap.
~ B Tho lascs cheapest, ard be. assorted stock Of ma
v.. Cofab. Brrshes Hair Net. aud Fancy uoods Ia the
clty Ff,l,,l nd J,ycs ony t Ncpioys Wor,ed,, les
than ANY Other store n afso small quantities. al kLORkS,
Mo-. so aud 81 hfoad~Ay near I'th st., eat ado.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
nEsRABLE PROPERTY for EXCHANGE.

D-NGGnted 10 e1ehanre improved property IN Elnra,
L. or valuable Pine and- ia fennsyvsna cr s"oc p~e,,
ils IIon.o in New Yort Broosyn. hbsfA bISn WI
Se made Address A. y. NJ, Herald Ofce.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

V'HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appo.n,ea
4 b, the BOARD or SUPhG'lSORs to EAANNG
CLAIMS ai- arsu.t 'hs county Tor damages hes' 20 ns'y
h.n .,u-d by te destruction Of oter real or p-rSoni
por.r,y In consequence OF the recent Eo,s VIII hoa ne
m ~ IL Ch,mb~r of the Board of Supervisor koom No ~
tiy U.l on FRIDAY Oct. 3J lo6J, a. se.oes ? ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

TOR SALE-In Clnton.av., between ParK
4 and Myrteavs ilyn, two new snd halisore ti.e
.ory snd baseinest bI.ck HOUSES, with I'll hII'st'n
and h,te,l M IN thr mot complete manner. hall lnues
" Ia north nom NyTtl.av. c.rs Ilcy hsv" AAlsLis VI
raced courtyard ard eicnng lot for oTnan SH' fEdr
f.arred The beauty of location GnsuIpassod igu on '
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

Zeal @state for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESDENCE;-an Eiesmn' smp
sIOSE moUst sidS sd sites sale in sweJn paA
oi.ss. SPI%1cS SPIn1tc s%'S So SS 81 SI
Appy~ 4 4 :. IHSKELL, Library Building,
H. o. ~ Orange, ". j.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Co,TNTRy SEAT, near Irvngton, New

OO,1NTRY SEAT, near lrvington, New
y..'v r,sALE-A beautiful Country Seat or the
~, p.i'oGd between lrvingion and Newsrs and
,f,iu So minucs time Of hewiork City Tho Horse i'
rye and connr Is rooms high ceilings, good ou,buinss
1s land well ,toc ked with the best fruit consist
ug of 200 rars Of the approved varieties. pPe,
eIerr.. Nc The ueghborhood is nnsnrpss.ed location gh
anil healthy Ra-oad trains 10 and from New forh fesy
every hour This place purchased low for cash ap
piication i,nlsdo Immediately. Apply 70
IL. M. JOIiNs0N No. l0l Lberust.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Corucratlon Notices.

INTEREST on CITY SIOCkS.-Ihe In.
i -. an ~. /, sud stocks Of the Corporation Of ~
Cry Of sesYosk do Aov. J. 1879 vii be paid MospAff
Nov. p By DANIEL DEVILS, CSC, Chamberlain oi 10
City, a; he fio.drsy BanA. D,,,n.v 90.
II. TrAns.rr Booss vi. be closed WEpSE.'oh'' "s
"'-' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. COmp,rO.sf
pe,.r.r.n: OF Flaascs, C0myuoIess once, Sssioif
Oct. } .611
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Boar0 ano Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-4,y a Gentleman, hi
ID VIC D.r,t.r Child three y-er. old aud sufse Peas
ant Rooms wh good Board Aidfe.s BsI no. ;s fos
Othce.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
coTNTpy RESIDENCE for SALE

u CuT,p s,,.,e the village Of fremont, eight n's
iom ci' u rooms ~' aso". ,~n isfs
choice s m~' ap.s very cheap. Inquire Of wa CRAY
al Rro-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
YIT HEPyhAiEROy.-BY MARGARET,

NEW AND ALUABLE
IN nOOKs' gOH THE HOLIDAYS
~ q aaOIGICf ~ NA 10 gibk Hslst As,oI Ilsa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Ncw pnb!ifations.
TTHE LATEST BOOKS
AND THE BEST BOOKS
CARLETON, Publisher, NewYoTh

I.-VINCENIO;
Or SuDken Rocks The fascinating novel OF Itay sno
Italian romance just written by Ri the author OF Doctor
Antonio and Lsvnia" VineenIo s immensely raised oy
the Eiglsb critics who ca of tine most Interesting nc
,ions since Les M.erabes Published in octave paper
covers Price IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

..RFN,Ss LIFE or JESUS, translated nom The
Fr,,rh snd -.TIE CENTRAL PAiR, . mssuiacen
volume Of Photographic pictures
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
I1I.-vICTOR HUGO'S LIFE.

BY witness 4 charming bit of biography an - 80.
Ing aud delightful by tie grrHi suin",
Every one is reading IL, Syo cloth bound pI'ee % 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

..Tlese books sold ~ al hoct"iers and VIII bs rent
by u.aI, postage free, on receipt o price by
q. ". CAhLklON, Publisher,
.X,rl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Jnstrnftiom.

A HOME FOR SIX BOYS, with special
n Care and Instruction, IN the family Of an epensnced
Teacher. Address, Rev. J. TUFTS Monson, Mas.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING,

Over 800 horses and mules and 200
wagons were taken, aud among the lat
ter were some marked ~. S.
When the surrender was made it was
discovered by the officers and men of the
10th that Ged. Churchill was among the
prisoners. That officer having assisted
in paroling the 10Th at Richmond, KY,
the fact of his now being in our hands
was made the subject of much merri-
ment and rejoicing by the boys of that
gallant regiment.
All the prisoners arrived at Cairo on
Thursday, from whence they will be sent
to Chicago.
Lieut.. Col. Orr Informs us that it was
General Burbridge's opinion that our to-
tai loss was near 500. Of the wounded
472 came up to Memphis on the A D.
January. ..... .r
The rebels were poorly dressed, hav-
ing no overcoats and but few shoes
They had plenty to eat, however Gen.
Burbridge spoke in the highest terms of
our troops, and particularly oOmplimvHt-
ed the 10Th Indiana
Before leaving the Post rumor reach
ed there that Gen. Blunt was marching
on Little Rock. The Arkansas river
was so low that the fleet did not go up,
and had returned to the mouth and
thence down the river. Our gun boats
had gone up eight miles and returned.
Indianapolis Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
REBEL MUTINY IN FIT. SUMTER.
Most Of the Garrison Throw Down
their Arms.
Especial Correspondence of the Philadelphia In
quirer.
PoRT ROYAL, S. c., Jan. Is.

quirer.
PoRT ROYAL, S. c., Jan. 13
The Marblehead, Commander Scott,
arrived here on Monday, from the block.
ade off Charleston. She brings as pas
sengers six men, who escaped in Colonel
Rhett's barge last week, from Fort Sum-
ter. These men, all Northerners, took
advantage of foggy night, and ran the
batteries, and reached the steamer Canaan
daigua, where they gave themselves up
They tell sad tale of doings in rebel
dom.
On Tuesday of last week, about one
third of the troops in Sumter, openly
avowed their intention of not fighting
any longer under the Confederate flag,
whereupon nearly all of the garrison
threw down their arms. They were half
famished for food, and their families in
want, owing to their non-payment for
several months.
The arrival of troops still loyal in the
'Reber cause, in sufficient numbers to
overawe the mutineers, had the effect to
force them to resume their duties. A
large number of the prominent mutt
neers were placed in confinement, and
may possibly meet the fate of mutineers,
although their friends say ifthey are shot
they will avenge their death
This dissatisfaction does not exist
alone within the walls of Sumter, but is
wide spread in that Department. The
men are worked day and night to COM
plete their defensive works, are half
starved, receive no money, and live un-
der the iron rule of perfect despots. The
tyranny of their officers is beyond imagi-
nation, and the men, worn out mentally
as well as physically, are now driven
nearly to the verge Of despair.
Scarcely day passes without deser-
ton. The men seize any opportunity to
get off to the Federal vessels and some
of them escape to the country. Provis-
ions are very scarce, and even the Gov
ernment supplies fall short in weight as
well as in quality. Supplies expected to
come by running the blockade are not
in, nor does there seem any possibility of
their getting any more by that route.
The blockade fleet is too much for the
''Rebs," and they are compelled to az
knowledge it.
few days ago, in their despair, the
rebel leaders determined to go out with
their two iron-clad vessels and drive in
our ships, but common sense changed
their minds, and after sailing about the
harbor for few hours they returned to
their anchorage. Our officers saw them
on the occasion referred to, and supposed
they were on trial trip.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
Particulars of the Surrender OF Ar
kansas Post.

Lieut.. Col. j. NJ. Orr, of the 10th In
diana, passed through here yesterday, on
his way to his home in Fayette county.
From him we learn some particulars of
the successful expedition against the
Post of Arkansas, that have not yet been
published.
The Colonel was in command of the
10th (Col. Lucas being siek), the. resi-
ment being attached to Gen. Burbridges
brigade, of Gen A. j. Smiths Division,
which had the advance. The 10th was
the first regiment to enter the fort and
to take down the white flag of the rebels,
and run up instead the regimental stars
and stripes. Colonel Orr, whilst leading
his regiment, was wounded when within
forty feet of the enemys rifle pits, by the
explosion of shell just behind his head,
causing slight fracture ofthe skull. Be
sides the 10Th, the 54th, Goth, 9th, 69th
and SD Indiana regiments were engag-
ed in the assault. Col. Frank Emerson,
of the 9th received a severe wound in
the hip. Lieut.. Col Templeton, of the
ooh, and Major JAS S. Jelley, of the
SD were also wounded All three of
these officers have returned home.
The loss in the 10th was IL enlisted
men killed and 81 enlisted men wounded.
Five of the wounded soldiers have since
died
Our forces captured 1880 prisoners,
being all the officers and men of nine
regiments. Maj Gen. Churchill, com
manding the forces, Acting Brigadiel
General Garland, of Virginia and nine
Colonels are among the prisoners
There was surplus of small arms ii
the fort, and consequently much larger
number of arms fell into our hands thar
rebel soldiers. These arms all had the
stamp of an English mandatory OF
them, we're all new guns with the May
nard primer attached, and were equal, !
not superior, to those in the hands o
our own men. A large quantity of am
munition was captured, including som
taken from US off the steamer Blue Wing
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27

New Hampshire, leaving the Military
Academy in lS45 He was made First
Lieutenant in lS47, and the same year
Brevet Captain for gallant conduct in the
battle of Molino del Rey. At the battle
of Chepultepec he won the honors of
Brevet Major. He was wounded at the
Bolen gate, at the taking of the City of
Mexico. After peace with Mexico, he
was assistant Instructor of Artillery at
the West Point Academy up to the COM
mencement of the present rebellion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Advancement.


u7HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
SPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
eatrons the public of Evansville and vicinity that,
Eith increased facilities for the transportation Of
Freight, Packages,
Money and Valuables,
They solicit a continuance of former flvors. Es-
ecial care taken in the collection of Bills Drafs
Notes and tho transportation OF small and valha-
Bile packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF the
facilities of the Express obtan atty desired in
formation in reference to the routes and details of
khe business at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust. -
jy2 ChAs. MENTZ, Agent.
Copartnership.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w ms, in the Forwarding and Commission bus
mess Mr.. Il. X. Dunkerson, formerly OF the hrm
II Slaughter 4 Dunkerson, under the firm name CT
Crane, Brown Co. CRANE BROWN.
nov %
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-27
MARBLE WORKS.
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

l. leave to announCe to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedi\S which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, whi\l won for him practice
at that time unequaed in \he West. She is now
located two and half miles %orth of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negle>>s Mill on Pigeon
Greek. ~ iyIl-dIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

-
Gen. Meade appsarssio have committed
avery serious ulis,st in bis conduct Of
the great battle of Gettysburg. He
fought his men well on Wednesday.
Thursday apd Friday and it Is the more
surprising, therefore, thaths should have
spoiled everything by q blunder at the
end, for which, We ) he will not soon
be forgiven BY . part OF his fellow sitiaens.
W. would no, BIO 30 usgracicps = to
direct public attention to this misconduct
Of tho new commander Of the Potomac
Ariuy were IL not that he appears to have
Lost one Of those eoldea opportunities
which mny not recur soon, Ut csrrying in
to prse,ic ,h. theories Of our most peace
loving democratic friends.
IL viii be remenbered that on Friday
evs.iog Wien our g,llsnt.nrmy had thor. !.
ougbiy beoteD The nj eis, Gen Lee sent o
Gag oil truce 20 ask fss .susp n.ion Of
bostiilies for two days, 10 buy bis dead.
dc. GeR Meade sefused TO graat him
even an hour. Was this right7 Nsss
tbk polite Was this gene rous toward
snfls'iag southern brother? Was not,
THIS The great the long l,pked for opp
tunas to offer the celebrated olive branch
to Gen.fsl Leey lie has jast been sound \
i. FIG eed by our brave boys. VIII, did mol
\ Ispefai Meade ataonce give LLAMA We. / s.
traco, or condition that the rebel GeBer.e
oil would consider the subject Of peace,
aud make up his ilind Gu what terms he
wou,d return TO the Uaion Why did
net Gen. Meade s-nd Tor Fernando Wood
OF poe OF tho Seynours to enter u poBthe
anempt 10 conciiixie the defeated rebel
cbi-f2 Or why did he not despatch lew
,urswsy slaves, by the Gag 81 truce, ss a
token o good viii. nnd TO shou the slave
holicrs that even in the moment OF victo-
ry he did not forget bis constitution du-
ties 7 Who knows What great results
might have been eff ct.d by sach wise
cnd conservative" courses
Instead Of thai. Nesde absolutely re-
fused to bet ho.tiinics cesse; he returned
10 Lee a disaereeable message, To the ef-
feet that the Union army mean, To recs . \
turs all the prisoners Lee had taken
and he instantly made ready 10 pur,ue
with horse. foot sHd srs,lery. The se,-
ried rebel General was thus obliged, like
poor Joe" in Beck House, TO '.nove on, .
wiihout that opportunity for rest and con-
sidetation which he naturally d~eircd.-
We fear that Meade is onlya soldier, and
no poitlcian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

10 David Redhpstop 4 Rvdainrton. Kire Il FUN Nv
HAA kins Tsyi.r Viii an. l.Rhi - sussn NJ II, RI
t-h q x hu. ~ n bu~.t Rssslt. Ke rh ~ Il 60
Asnr- James CneoiI Cameron d kdwsras aorri.
h"s snt~ths } VII Il, Pvriey . FIN III John u Park
'.uaphre,t Hess.n = i,sisa.,. John q AuSi
WIN Bot on u ihiih - HUI 'eh insoa. De-
vun y kvekwS.d. tdsin rees. A tiiae 4 .t-, lrs- .
Afoii; Csds, Jpies P-,k, Fisher q rI,mpt n &
Mf,rhS state 81 "a, e.. thu OF the 81 M /
r@ 81 y " aerhltdse, tfc.i Znsx3 tsaiy. ~ nee A.
U, snei' = hfs Meet iiand, r"ygs \ Co Ms q
WI hHsm Barn~y Wa n NJ kad.ics l. NJ n.
e.hh SAmu.t ~ pcf, lnshxs Ihomss tn I =,
furfi Htl Gt"nFcrs HsrtM W Steas sam I y
Mhee Y 4 Pse'y ami Ahaer R.sevet. yeci, Tor ~
the late uf ~ A. 4 hs sves dey,,asd ID. "a. Md
Co,
-. 70 hers patihed that there 10 nov Or Ia
W ON o. tie I've OF tht bistr,et af Lee
~ io-h al NeoAa - ts'hiii ~ ecni'y Off, r. " ard
ia nina ~ u. aJnfsos dec "a III. -um oi
~ ihoaeaud Ank Atust, Dolts,, - eseI .itht PEI
e~nl PER sanum gNte5cs tncsrob july III. soo1
x~d 81 Az the d. thdsss th~ VI otta
gage on rsxl -st sir. IL tho ~ o. Ok ak kae rvru
tv, and ne putless BIZ otar ~ the ID. the A. ii
Nertaag be- NJ sis 81 sssufe the txS mvsa Of Il,
sbvs~ indie ot.dnrss aud tof xs.stHl teiBsf,
*, tho -. ,t--s t"a sppear AND snahs de-
ace ths.sto 90. o. hatoFey aSns Of th~ sS<oad
Iav next ter ai >Aid Utstfie CONT u, r oa,
sie ca uSsl Motdss ~ A>ptctnhps 1to s,sdrl
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Draw Atssfnr Tor psuusGsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
~ The Missouri Democrat thu,
speaks of Military Oder No. 63:

- step for some tine under consider.
alton in Missouri has II last b-en taken.
HIs accomplished in Order No. e3, re.
gently issued by Gen. Schoheid, com
ms sder OF dis Department Some Of tie
objects which may be attained by tins or
der are unfxceptsooable, but he main
desRp rs ooe which We regsrd as tsirly
open toeritseisss, That desixs is no 9th /.
CT than she employ ment u .be military
forces of the Dfs,fic, for the work u res.
torng fugitive sInvcs to their owners,
Which is. as~e believe, in spirit, and " III
be 70 practical operation. 10 direct Contra
vent,on Of the law of Congress aid the
proclamation Of the President upon the
subject. This conclusioa aithDugh We
haze 10 doubt II Is The one formed ty
evsry iatelli.r'st man II. the State with
out regard 10 his political views. xe are
periectly wijliag 10 -at NIT 10 the tests
ususl IN such oasfs--ihe language OF the
instrument ~ q'sestloa and the circu1.
stsDres att Bi'sx its vronn' gstion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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Ford y f'Fd. L~yi Wood Eraie.h Nod q @
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hass-"ihaif Gbseu II hm IN. l. Blocs w I. s..osr
spar, " 30 don, II N SpaAr,J Dau,on
orxo Sr' nj 4. Henv, hiw aud - Hiov sur
stvin1 arI,~r> OF Thafrs bio h Co iIsnv, ~ lies
C'-'se s.hfihx Nilsoa, tsir Dahks Il o. Cnl,tn
Coats. Wd'ism 'rwia. wisensetd Co 4 s AhhDst
s'sp'. u~,usrir.et Alfred hanxe,, surviving rart
her OF BIBg'y Shs1tr, Hart
f"a. AM ~e1h Of ,sn her-ts notin 4 that there
no~ on nie IN the Office vi thr Cierx Off he Di.uir,
= VII 81 Lee County lows at Ke0kuk, peit,or Of
laoiass osys esainisr Of ~ sanford Ham. B
h,.M " tnwirs, Ford, " W P,rd The sun
OF hixht Haa and seve,y 75-tCo ioi ar. Win
y ,ef cont interest PER aenpm irpa, aae Q4,h ,Ss3
pay Aoe ANNUALLY ~ IN ne da. proaii -sys n.te
.-eur-h ov Aorksgc made by on. tn snI Sanford
hainrs 10 IS Htuma. aud W Coairs aud sine.
assign 70 said Thomas bayi-; sl.u ciaiaius against
EACH u y"u tie or~s los ~ raid Mortgage the sam
oei,g VI OH Lot snmh-r s'tsen In Human C xirs
uas'ssss 1.-THE stts- west quartz a. ~ elton wen
Tvs wa lsII IN to~n.hip sixt, ave 1851 North =,
hsnf~ vet cont .bihc ten acres. in L.e q gu ty
low Tor ie CHI se ~ oups fhyii~i sskisg iu,
asals "s raid n'nusss. AID general reiiaf
Aa.ut sSsas VOC spl~ss atM said petitian ON
"rtr ore uen 81 he acc dSy; of th- u.xt ,.rm
siid Cont tJrOhiin Scr nj k.okuk ON the grst Man
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fa's1Saa an judgen. issdr cd ID reon a. -, ., cd
tor 10 ss,d pvtitivu
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

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

o stephen K. Jones:
You are hsr,b. 1utincd that there Is On 6t~ In
The once Of the C,ek VI iba Dptr. ct toust of Lee
Couhty Iva, al KrosHk. n ~ lit.a o. o. {. Hal {,
'snin: or yowtte sum II e604 ~nd "a tG0 nois ;,
t,d ten per g. in efcst upata pranis-sty OF, M-e
b, YOU h, John LIT "a aud siuce as .ieh.d u O @
hs,e. aud pra,tns or y ri - si,achHaeaI
An 4 thaL aness gu spPI~As ssd ever thereto
o. 10 the second day The nssi ternIo tair Cnun
br bfrua spd hstien tue 0rst Mnidsy or s.psea,
bsi A. ID 1853 d''auit will oe rn'-rvd agsnst you
'ud2meAt rendered tbe con q, p HyeS,ior 10 ssiu
pstiton, E@sN Ef E4tfs~
NOBLE l. STRONG,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

TO u SHnro, John Ipwrie. Giles Fiiley Jacob
tlttie I'VE oat~ " q Haisiesd Fsr. Ptsttef- A G
CsUpbvi AID III am ,ilsr ekeeulrs he Ssiat-
Of JACOB Miller, dr,e svd Miller Recs, c c
sieaeas Ctemsat sayth. exectlor of the e.late Of
AeLhiAs Losss dec~Ased, Cean nj sua. Lii, II James
Anderson
foa hereby nat tsrd ths' ihors In on eie Ia
he Cers r Cehce o The lisiret Folr! al lee CuunI
town. al . uk. amfndrd y, tt,on Ell dsa d
\ sish. diei ~ the caa-1 nov spid Cont petdux
sherciu sud si.h =. pls ntG aud -. Eihinx. nd
fhee- are dsfvai sstD, nakths )os sditiosat Aras
Ssud AT " aad ssu-S, ann - .iurt Aou p'a ing o
tau foreclosure al tui hoi certain isnds and
io's tufy scr,o~d IN The or,gIna pvttn.p ia ss,d
AIS. to-silj Its SnG Ian = tustgd ,p Lee, eou L,
Toss md rrnbr tesd io shssrs naa,i,,r u aid 40
ne uIdis,ded epe-ir.Ih of share 81 II ds1,es OF
pa iliion al ,ae sac aud Foy hal bre IA, d,
nov tneruLsre. u'isse un App~ar aud MA e deIraes
thr.sto b,forr noan Of The ssxond day the ns ri
setm OF The said tfndu "a commence on the 1t
Hsaday Of septei0bv' tst3 ~ii be renisres
against yau ~ pray ed = ~ said petition.
RoBkhT n. GItLNOkE
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