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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

WE LEARN, on the authority of Capt. Peck that Col. Wessell's resignation and it's accept ance, was read at Dress parade on Sunday last, so we may expect the Colonel home very soon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

AFFAIRS at the Provost Marshal's office in Bridgeport were brought up at a round turn on Thursday last, by summary dismissal ofthe entire Board of Enrolment, and the arrest of Dr. Salisbury, the. Surgeon. The cause ofthis sudden proceeding, we have not learned. though, perhaps, it may be accounted for by the rumors that have been current through the district for the past few weeks concerning the reception of illegal fees by somebody connect ed with the Board. for the examination of sub stitutes. Why Dr. Salisbury is selected out, and put under arrest, we are not informed. but are confident he will be able to prove his entire innocence in the matter, or of any charge of peculation that may be preferred against hip' A Mir. w. H. Riley. of New Britain, late Deputy Provost Marshal for the lst District, has received the appointment of Provost Mar
 shal, uice Capt. Dunham, and MT. Frederick
 Ellsworth, late Chief Clerk of the Hartford of
 fee has been appointed Commissioner. Med.
 ical Director Edwards, U. s. A., is at present
 acting as Surgeon.
 It IS matter of some surprise that honest or competent men have not been found within
 the limits of this district to fill the vacant of
 fees. It is possible that the Government didn', . look for them.
 , P.S.-We learn from the Hartford Press that the Court-Martia ordered by Major Gen eral Dix, for the trial of Surgeon Saulsbury late examining physician of the District, ant . member of the Board of Enrolment, "on char ges of bribery and corluption," met at th, State House in Hartford on Monday of tb; week, and, after organizing, adjourned to yes , terday "Wednesday morning. Col. Marshal 3 E. Howe, of the sd U. s. Cavalry, is Presiden , of the Court, and Maj. John A. Bolles i Judge Advocate. Among the witnesses sum , moned is Capt. Durham, the late Proves r Marshal, dismissed from office. We shall lool l. for the proceedings of the Court Martial witt : great interest. We learn that the other mem bers of the late board desire an investigatio, l. of their official duties, and we trust they ma, o haveit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

COMMANDER Geo. A. Prentiss, about whose safety the telegraph has stated the Navy De- partment felt ''coneerned," has been recruit ing his health the past summer at North Ca- naan, where he has remained "waiting or. ders" until few days since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

Sg Richmond papers announce the death of Sam Houston, at Texas, on the 25th of July. He was 70 years of age. Hindman is also re- ported dead, and Holmes has como to life again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24
List of Exemptions
Granted 6y Me Board of Enrol,meat-4A Con

" '''S DO"'~ v 6"F0tWsWt-2tH OOW$ gressional District. lPublished by order of the Provost Marshal
 General. Daniel Williams, Washington, di stability, Lewis Towsley, do, Charles Skidmore, North Canaan, over aps. Joseph kahel. Cornwall, slisnago Edward Canfeld, do, Daniel Downs, do, Austin II Gilbert, Bridgewater, support of aged mother. Noah Miner, Goshen, support of aged motksr. John II Gilbert, do, alienage. Henry J Martin, Bethlem, suppors of aged mother. Patrick Smith, Washington, alienags. Samuel Allen, do, disability. Edward Dwyer, Torrington, support of aged mother. Hugh Blackburn, Washington, slicnage. Thomas Brown, Wolco,tville, over age. John Brewster. Kent, support of widowed mother. Reuben Leonard, do, support of widowed EliJah Fry, do, support of aged parents. Lyman Wheeler, Winchester, alisnsxe. George Clark, do, support of widowed moth-
  Lyman Dowd, Cornwall, over ago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

Samuel Munssu, Barkhamstsad, paid oom- mutation, $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-24

] numbers.
 A Union citizen who left Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 4th. came through Richmond and into our lines to avoid the eonscription, states that three di- visions of Lees array, one each from Long. streets, Hills and Ewell's corps have been or dered |" Dalton, Ga, to reinforce Bragg and J"his':n. They say they can crush the armies or Burnside and Rosecrans, by hurling force of 2cOe nieIi against them, and they appear perfectly confident of their ability to do it.
 Parties arrived at Philadelphia from Rich mond having left the latter city on Monday. assert positively that Gen. Lee has gone south for some purpose. Gen. Longstreets command had been sent to reinforce Charleston and Mobile, and Gen. Hills corps is believed to have been sent to the assistance of Bragg.
 DRAFTED ITEMs.-The editor of the Catskill, N. r., Recorder has been wheeled out," and thinks that to him, at least, |" the melancholy days have come, the saddest in the year." He's got the scruternuttcs bad, but he thinks it isn't best to tear his hair, or punch out his eyes, and puts forward the following aneodote relating to the Gobble family to fortify his position MT. G. had beeu notified to appear in the next world, and his dying struggles were go agoniz. ing and conyulsive that he kicked and threshed around. mulchly. "Now Deacon Gobble," said h s ter der though practical spouse, you needn't kick and thresh about so, and scear Me sheets aN out if you are dying" The editor of the Cattaraugus, N. Y, Freeman has also been drafted for service, and thus loudly preclaims :1 ''Why should we mourn, conscripted friends,
 Why quake at Drafts alarms
 lis but the voice that Abram sends,
 To make us shoulder arms,'"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

Ave publish io-dsya list Of killed
and wounded in the 3oth Iowa regiment,
from our Army Correspondent in that
regimest. The Colonel md Major srs
among the killed. ~
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~ The County Clerk will b st abs
Clerks O6ics o.morro9 at 10 o 'coek 4.
n. to deliver warrants to oil thoss whose
accounts against The sospty bare been Il
lowed. 1.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

This Company has rsssptlys axfsuasA thsis iisss
and established ofhces ~ sli poitss the UPPkR
Al - taDiPP., Incl uAang " inons Wnesshs~ RsA
Wing, prsscot and 81. Paul, connecting with Burbspk
Go lkxprsss - al tAe ptscipsi totets IN the IN
terror of htnpesota Aieo, for Gov winS, Psnbins
at4 SAAa ID hDuA puusouut0aa ~ q s'1ffra-AfN 81 "
OmcsO have Lso bees ssiaAlishsA on ths st. Crotz
Rivar u1 Hndssn aud Saltwater .
On the b. retsr's River, NJ St Feter's b, Monkatc
/ faTibauit.
On th+ Chippewa River, st Esu Claire.
They have also extended their lines westward r
Iowa and estshli+,rd onhees st Iowa Fails, FoH
uvd9r And s,ssk Gay.
fsIhnsrtI ins arc made IN New York with wslls,
Fstgs >, 10 tsv Gstfotnia, Oregon, Ac.
nj fofontc, Win British and American Kxprsss
for Moatrss Qssbse, Portland, and Ali pats OF tAs
old couBtry. - II sAs.f II
At ~. Joseph. BY Overland Mali Comrsny, tos
Plkes Peak, CytiioruiA, &e.
III 'if IA JAS. G 4AWoO, Uups.
Oh. ALLAN. Agsaa ksssnk. Iowa a.e.a
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s1- We learn from private letter this,
Sergeant Robert III. fiaveil of this city, +,
and belonging 10 Go F, 7th Missouri
Regiment, was wounded in the knee ~
vieksburr, and had has leg ampaialed.
1t AFRO stated that he was doing we'll.
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szvcr, coxxss xAlx : sxcoxD srsxxrs,

~Tbs Jennie Whippl@ y the norn-
INK boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Lessss Fort
Nadissn on auiyA Of the cars.
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~We publish to-day the official re-
porls OF the gallant fighting Of the l7th
At Jackson snd At Champion Hills Our
townEman, Capt. Huston, 70 honoHbly
distipsuished for his heroic DARN at
Jackson. returned home few days since,
and is doing very well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

- Tho packet Kate Cassel, which
broke her shsf. day or two since. viii
ssea b repaired, sad resume her rsgsiar
tripa-
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!" w. w. BidlenAn, .furmsriy Of the
old 6rm Of Evans 4 Bidlemap, has =
large and superior lot of boots, shoes,
lea.her, &c., which be proposes to sell al
the i3s est possible rates.
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Buoer HoRsK roR SALE AT AucrIos.
Mr.. Williams will offer for sale, In from,
of his suction store, to-day 1t 10 o'clock
= 6rst eAs buggy horse--one Of the best
rosdsten in the State. Don't niss the
sale. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

CHEAr.--A fns slot of nasbss!top fur.
nitars and Brussels carpets. for sais y
Nh. Williams suction Rooms. eft e9
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Sa- Capt. S. B. Lindaay, of Co. H,
10th Iowa Infantry, was killer At vicks-
burg, on the 2lst Of May. Capt, Lindsey
enlisted a. private in the 5h Regiment
and was promoted for gallautry and good
conduct, step BY step, 70 the position oi
Captain Of his company. He was highly
respected citisea and 6rst rate soldier
and officer, and was only % years Of age
when he fell fighting the battles Of bis
country. l.
The deceased WAS tho aen Of Rev. D
Lindsay, Of Jefferson county, and brother
Of Mrs. David Collier sad Mrs. Z. j.
Boon. Of our city.
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breach false conclusions. 1t is found. up
on cslGuhpoe, 10, require zoo bushds et
poAtois tokrpbly ons poaad 10 escs 1, sa
10 the field, from this State, and ala
bushels Of dried spples 70 supply one
fourth Of pound to each man, and other
things in like proportion. Boa ne iohsr-
acssr Of thsN9k Aers 1hslore us, which
has sessnsd such immense magnitude, is
one That ought to command the aid and
.,5es'sy =. Sss 2 T ssysy gsesgY !ey'l pesseq
| have received, during ~ lat three
months. hoA sks sstdissSS IN S1SSsy Of
the State il6a packages, (ba1sk and box.
&C.. of gods Ma dSse 6t1ss, ana o4t6 SS
in money. A full exhibit Of the rseeip pit.
and disbsssaa6sau Siu appsAs ssa1Dy an
nual report. / have, duriog the time,
received from the u. 8. Government .eu
bales Of cotton for comfortables, which
has Been nssahctassd by the aid soc;s.
ties in the Wsst with great acceptsbility.
and are NV heiuG a., abutcd for use in
the general and post hospitals have
Just rsetvsd snd ramDd 70 be sold anoth-
er lot, "a bales, Of cotton, given me
by the U. s. Government for sanitary
purposes, on which hars s1pahssd q, 600,
ls. wAich Vi nbw nAsdap1bt, ind which,
according to the Instructions from the
Government, will rpply to the purchase
Of such supplies as are most needed hy
the amy. al 81 58 I'll r. 4
The Gnxarnmsnt II nffaring me aafe
and Dssmpt uanspostation fos sssitary
supplies. and every facility for carrying
cut the generous intentions of our people.
Owing to recent orders, NO more goods
esu b sent % ths eost OF the 0evernment
y. patfcuhri individuals or regimsDss, ba,
oil esppiss must 20 int common fund
for general distribution. sarss 4osssasa
The transactions briefly mentioned in
this report, together 9Th my hospital -
bors, an Immense correspondence, and
over three thousand miles travel, have se
completely occupied nv time, that havs
not been able to devote as much attention
TO organizing societies in the State, as
had hoped but can safely report large
in crease III the nunber of soSietie4. and
greater enthusiasts in regard to the sani
tary afairattroughoul The State, than ev.
er has exissed h-retctre- Hoping thai
/ have done some good, and thas my la
bors nay meet your appreciation.
| an very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
ANNIE WITsXxArER,
State San. Ag't
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Lroruas Our ciiiiiss % are al Invite

= -. :.
LEcruaR Our citiSen are al inyitsd
, u s6ssd ~ aJoStpES 7shn evening. BY
Rev. Mr. Dssusii, in Chatham Square
Church. The FRS. meeting Of the Sab
bath School Convention, which will be in
session here for two days. This lecture
is one that vas delivered before tbe l.ss
meeting Of the keokuk Sabbath Schsnl
Union, and is repeated By special reques,
, u ssssbody! Itewtll pay wsiI y siSs il
hearing. t@s 1888
As PoL,cs ousr.-There Was = slight
. .dash Of business before the recorder yes
I teraaJ.g .nalsse Fes.
The frst case Vas that Of George w
Stewart. who was arrested by ofhceEI Iars.
: astf, saad fined % and costs fof sial teior
Of the Sunday iaw.
The sext cess vas that Of the Csptair
Of the EIvira, Who was fined sl0 and
costs Tor refusing to pay wharfage.
Next 10 order IVES the cass Of Mix,
] Burke, who wss fined - and css.s for re
9 fssipg 70 pcrforu street lsSor. VI
Tue fourth case Was that Of Thomsi
Tssksr, who Was fl,sd SID ard co1ts to
cruelty beating his wife. ,..,p AN ~
ss gisFrAsE eT- eTTaEIT 1Tu : r E e84ss
- DR.. Mason. of Oskaleon, 81,
ssscisW.q faGtrsneai tsA l4tHsss t
Fl. Dss Hoines.
gfIgsa3f4f -rr--sfss-----~-s9ta
- Hod thoLkaA, The fsbttsns d tn
Beard lol.a d,efxisoss * Dss Moins'
!. Qess.1s rspsts;Nl.ls y dessA e a4ss aos
.aesssq n !. shrt ~ sp.y during - -
49, !
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Green Bay. w Lester. DR. Prickett,
Jn0 w Miller, ro NJ asgag
cedqr:: F G Stephenson, " Marshall.
Jas Wheat. ~ las .sssa.s. Il, 81
Hssrps: IsscTsrA a Pswsil, y Me-
MiIlan,, st,aga asa afs .rs
Des Aoises; N Ssrgcant. J w Pig
man ~ D. cpuise. 4 A10K&AGo
CAarleston G W Browning, 10
'Danks, w A, Doppell.s rw. =,
Frankla f1oAs DsugAlrsy, Amos Nc
MILAN, Jnc n Wsiker. asy'a sao
Marion N JessuP, ! A Gndu, Jsisi
Roberta ~,r.ssst fsFg
ThAieiDsiOgs sesslssion was adopted: !:
Resolved, That ~ Rossship Sanitary
Committees ~ iustructsd To- proceed
forthwith 70 the collection Of sanitary
supplies ssd report, at Madison to J. s.
Brewster, OF at Ksokuk to Smith Hsmill,
at the earliest paasioahls Day. ~
Il. Sstesg. Esq., offered the following.
which WA unanimously adopted
Resolved. That our delegates to the
State Convention, to be held at Des
Aoines, On the 18th isss hs inasrsrted
to vote for the nomination OF candidates
for 0overssr, Li~utenant 0overnor, and
Judge ef ths Supreme Court. who ans the
best fitted to discharge the duties Of these
several ofhoss, sod whosalAyatyis above
suspicoh, without regard 70 their hereto
fore party connectiou. That unimpesch-
able loyalty aud undsubtsd capacity are
the only tests BY which our standard.
bearers iq the approschipg campsign-
sgsintt Dpen Sneu,ies and doinsstfc Jfait-
ors--shosid be'tried.
The folle~ing resolution wss adopted,
viz: ee. ,,r,,.,rsg. 4s..,,
Resolved, That the delegates and alter.
mates, who shall be in attendance at Tho
State Convention, be sutborized TO cas-
the entire vote OF the county, and that
they have no oaihority to Gil any yaean.
cies N the delegation. n.-..---..-----.-.-.-,.-
During the Conyen .sp, az Tintcrest.
ing speech was made ~ Aurphy, the
East Tennessee exile. f a
Ordered that the proceedings be pub.
lshed in the loyal papers Of this county
] c. WALKER, President.
B. 5. MERRiAn, Secretary.
EXPRESS LINE We would call atten
tou 70 the advertisement of the Ameri
can Express Company found in ano.hel
column. The, uaequslsd facilities aps
great extent of routes of this old establish
ed company eunblss them to transpor,
paskages, parcels and merchandise toan,
point east. wes. north or south with th.
great est safety aud speed ut rates as low
as the lowest. This com pany offers supe
rlos inducements to the business portion o
the rublic in the transmission and receip
Of packages to and from 1sif points. e
L. Allen is the gentlemanly agent.
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Alta Mass Convention Of tho loyal cit
i.ens Of II. cssssy; hsld II ohaflsstoo.
June 9Th. 1885, Dsrsnass to call from
the Central Coaniftee Of said counly,
the same ~as esilsd to order BY BIS.
Merriam. Chairman of said committee,
and the Hon. Tu q. Stephenson sas call
ID to. abss Chair ssnpOrarily, and BIS.
Merriam appointed temporary escrst.sy.
On motion Of J. Van vsltsnbsrg. 8
committee Of fve'was appointed BY the
Chairman to report efHcers for The per-
nsnent organization. Said committee
consisted Of J. Van valkenbsrg. Joseph
BayIes. II. Strong. J. g. Street and 4
Anderson; Who reported J. G. Walker for
President, 7. @. Stephenson and q. W ;.
AcCreary - Vice Presidents, and B. 81
AIsiaa = 0eess.ary. RsPost sdotlsds
The President -apou taking the Chair
made. anesppspprias speech. Lao
o. motion Of ]. n. Beck il WAS order
cd thssos commit,ee Of ono fryD each
township be sppoi.tsd 70 report twenty
eight delegates and twenty eight alt1s-s
rates 70 rspfessst Lee county 10 tbe etsse
Convention. 10 b held 1t Dss Aoinss, On
the 1Stb inst. r. os@
On motion Il ]. @. SEssst, The torecb-
ing vas amended by giving Msdisop and
Jsckson townships one sdditiosaf member
each upon tbs eonmittes.
/ Tbs PssSdset appoiaIed fhr ieIlo~ing
psrsons - thu committee uadsr the foss-
going resolutions, 10 wit:
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~ Cd. HiAis n The 17lA Iuwa Reg
iment, arrived IN torn ysstsrdsy.
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EXECUTIVE OTFIcE, Iowa.
Iowa Guy, May Is. 1868.

Iowa Guy, May Is. 1863.
To the People Of Iora:
The foregoing report Of Mrs. wittes.
myer. state. a<assasy Agent. shows fully
t&st the 'eSdrts s.sssur~as our noble men
who are periling their lives in defence OF
our common Liberties, with those things
needed-aud not furnished by our Gov
ernment-to pres2rve them in health, or
restore sbem when sick OF wonnlsd, are
no. on such scale as to meet the press.
ing demand. Our people do not yet sr4
preciats the magnitude of this work
Mrs. Wittenmyer gives some figures.
which show AT q glance that DO limited or
6tful supply win answer the purpose, no.
,hingfshorI Of , efuitN ), strs4g, scsnssast
stream. Should Sll'odr trcbps be sup
piled to-day, Tomorrow qaiekly comes
with rs wants eqsslIy Meent--so that,
however bountiful the supply may bs for
= tia,e, II must be censtsntss the need, 10
do justice TO our noble soldiers. in the
| field s3 aaa
Some few communities have done their
whole duty in this. matter. Many have
done we'll, but . very large number are
sadly behind the jnst. demands Of theil
country and it's brave defenders.
Viii the good people Of each commu.
nifty in the State. canvass carefully The
following questions! What is our duty
in this mastsri and hays. Ne done itY--
And let an honest, practical answer to 70
forth that shall gladden. the hearts and
relieve the wants OF those SO justly enti.
lied 70 oar assista nee. The latter of Mrs.
Wittenn'yer Of March, Sd, specified the
articles most needed. to. Be cranberries,
onions. sour-krout, corn meal, p.ckles,
dried fiuit. potatoss, ihoiasses, soda crack.
HGtsssted rusk, butter, eggsscpndimsnts,
cider vinegar. &c. There have been some
temporary impsdimsuts 70 shipping,
which are now oil removed.
An packiges from any part of the State
put on board of any of our lines Of public
tseaspostasion, and sddrsassd to- Ars
Asuis W1senmeyer, carS u fartridgs 4
Co.. St. Louis, No, will be sure to go
where most needed, It the expense Of the
Government. Will the people Of lows
;.S..,. g: s =, IN md s..'e y vi
SAMUEL ]. KIRkwoop.
b siigt aasa -Il--. s,tlgl5ea7 aff
sQn motion q committee Of three frop
! GidA tssnshspssas Appointed tsproSss'
sanitary stores, in accordance with th'
foregoing circular. 70 Wit: aa'd "
! Aadtson: + Q Dorr, D c Richardson
e A Dayton J aAd COS =
Jackson !: Smith Hsmill, G B SmUh
'fP' Fl vandcgriff. f aziHka 23A fAha
! Fan At4rsns Amos Hipkle, Rpbt Dress
or, G G Bssman.
pa sAnswss Ridse.sJ pAs, Hast, Geo 1
StcphenseA Aqdey HFyss.,s
West Point: w Alexander, R w Pitt
man, J :. 1dvssds. asaad ZaiaaO4
Denmark: K Doy, E4 Tarper, D
| Brown. 'snsilo
/ WasAingtoAs. JsalslsKnapp, + Polk
III q 6nooh-oII
/ Aoatrose: II Reeves, F Hall, E
WOAu1s1, - o. = c. ,ssSo
ss6ir,SSs I p9pssp. WsH, AaPhs'
Isos. FL Wkaftoa.
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eITho secosh Gag which vss cap.
tussd d he battle Of Champion Hills BY
the l4th Iowa regiment Was brought up
by Gen. Croker, and yesterday il vi
placed ssdeS ,,hs Starr ,.nd Stripes snd
carried around be streets by the Provost
Guard, followed by large number oi
citizens, When they arrived 10 tspeI oi
tda Dsming House hey Aalssd, sad ~e,s
addressed BY Gen. Crooasr. who highly
sOmp paimsated ths Iowa Assops for their
courage on the bAttie 6eld. He also gave
Mas his opinion sbat There was Bqs. tha
least doubt ~, 70 the 6nal result At yicks
burg. and Ast both officers and soldiers
felt that success was certain. The honor
oFcaptahog The fsg belosgI to PfiyA,,
Trussell, cps ss esstns
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HcCUK.'s HALL To-uoHr.--A Mu-
sicsl and Strawberry trsas viii be given
this evening By the ladies Of St. Peters
Church q kcCsas's Hall. Every effort
hes bssu nsds BY shs ladies' Of he songre-
CATION nsearaary = iassra : gessral esod
sips. Ths objsss = ons that cannot fail
to enlist the s5npathy Of the citizens Of
our city-she buiIdiag pf 4 school houss
now in progress on Exchange street.
Doors OPEN It u O'Clock, adnittancs 10
cents. a@
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~ Gen. Cpocker Vas in the city yes
terday and recsi.sd che hearty greetings
Of many Of our citizens who called 70 rec
Der homage to one whose gallant bearing
on many !. veil scueht. 6eid hn aided To
win impsriAL...s i.n.. Tor the troSps of
Iowa and give US proud position in the
sisiesbood ef patrietiS 0tAeD. Il
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Lo-WH' s-.r. .ss, ...,..-ts .s.s,.- 3
gDELKGATEs. ,. = ALTERxAT.s.
b s Merriam RH Gilmore
@ W McOrnry Il Jaeger
II Fulton q ii Ball
JB Howell W + Thompson
IA Wall C NJ HIATT
J s vansant ] A MeDoweIl
w Leighton CH Perry
c r Davis Geo b Smyth
Geo Il Holt PD Foster
Il J N Beck &c Woodwork
Van Valkenberg B Huges
Geo P Ea.tou Phiiip Vsils
J NJ Reynolds + A Taylor
jos Bsyles TG Stephenson
J G Walker s A Wa.ker
A D Aldrich c Reeves
Audrcw Hodges Geo 4 Stephenson
A Townsend ] A Wintefbotham
MWhits Wesley Harrison
J BsCpi~ y Bishop
J E Ingals Geo Shedd
" r Stewart wv Simpson
Amos Mcmillan n Sempls
James Brewster J4.ob styner
Joshua Styner D C Richardson
w H Mcpherson @ c B,smsn
W Hasket B Holdcamp
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I'D. F. BRowHRLL, 'aas'
DseJtseller' 1gses1 sSae5egser,
Ger. Main Ana GouPnh nenA.

Wssr1 sa!l attention - Als stce} st Aestss1A4-
Ats a. aslly, ~ prises. rhaatfst ~ Do1rsS-
ss@ hesto weldon hin for psat eleh} yeaesAs -
s1essrsll y,eiicitsa ssssIssspss " Atsifsax
tsb7-d 5txsfs15 IN ~ faI ~ 34g IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

Psvticmiar stte1ti6n fivsn 10 fhs coil I,rtian OF
Notes. Drafts, Btsie Accounts and Hills
81 Pm hase ssnt wkh Eesds 10 be eolsc,sd on de-
livery, F rs
TGoods with envoices 10 be cellestsd m delivery
o. The same. should al~Ays he marked T.. o. D. aud
smount uarf sc on P.eksee or S~xr-----
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

ELECrlON NOTiCE.f.a H0F
Tho Anauaf kiecton OF ttrretrs fsr the Ks,tnt
ForlIlss M~sus - 6Mutspta NJ Ito "a Catn anS wii'
be cid II the 0oce OF tae company ~ krokuk. On
nsDay The day u June next. n W u'cloes H.
"a As5a-isa siasi ~ sats sh II ~, HtATf. see y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

On motion Of J. Van vsfkesbetg, the
present Csntr,l Cormitsse wsss sostin-
ued tin the next delegate convention in
this county.
The following Sanitary Circlhr ~
received and read:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

Resolved, That the delegates and alter.
mates, who shall be in attendance at the
State Convention, be authorized to east
the entire vote OF the county, and that
they have no oathorig to Gil any yacan,
cies IN the delegation.