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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
NOTICE.

"
10 David Reddiapton RtddinesoB, X ing Tuinufts,
haw x ias Iss LOT WhtIAn L~ighS Is, susan III bern
Ssh X Ba~ll X Bueil Duvsil. En,rh or D. Go,
joseph ~ stmpsan, charles fafso0s. Een3sm
Agan, James Carroll Cameron o. EdxAfds, AornsA
Rnsenh i'm; futile, periey 4 Sin th. JEAN ID Pars
J b Humphrey, Herson baaoa, JsAn Aead,
VIM ABfitson, A W gifnth. ~ Il u,chisson. Do
YOU n Rockwood. Nd ~iu rees, HIne 10, Jesse
sA-toll; Usay, Jones Il Psck, Fisher a flymp. . 4
wr,ght. state OF Iva, To- the us~ of the Nhooi
rand; O II sorbsidse, Fred zrsx, Gssy, No ne
Ca oneld d bra, AGCli llaud, trogEs = Co. uose'
val. Hiram Barney. VIM x Il Rudsick. bsl ms
eoni Samuel Mnier, Hughes fhomas Gnsts
Bucit. uiIt Il Grouger, hsrsyu Speats sam
Miller, c Perry and Abner Reeves, executor o
tb.e tate Of Lewis n Reeves, deceassd. Davis Mood
b Co:
You are he r-ey notified that there 10 on Ole y
tn one ofths Clos The Dist,ct count Of Lee ch
ty low at keoku petition In equity OF r, '. WAR
tls ming I'D. h-ssdnx,ou DEGREES 10, the sum o
Sx Tnoassud and Ninety poats e60 9ol 18th tn y.
cent pr aHnum interest tnereon from yu3y iSi 1907
oil atth. do epdau.s the foreclosure OF -" "oit
xager real -stsie, In the City OF okuk, Le~ co1n
~ iowa AMI he correction ototr OF the -. the sa
Mertsag. being given 10 seeurs the lAynssnt oil Va
| above indebtedno - aud Cor general reliet
Sos The. efo IL. uste-r you appear and uisxs ne
fence thereto before Of the seeDo
lay oil tine next term offam Dfstrict Court 10 con
| tae.cc % the NEST Mond OF september leb5. 1oos
meat viii W rcndered against You IS prayed Tor
| said petition. rou,,, ,,,,,.,pv
1 ,xp-dag Attsrney Tor Psittio hef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

ro1 Aoss Estes aud Amanda hi. wtfe. ArthuY wal
cav E vsrsa Sols. Isorss hsrae.t . Go, Queen
% nM xsvssn's a6seo,e d SIN &,eg FsrNs
Trustee OF Arthur vale, u; Henry Nens ma s.mI
vsne.. Charles Parsons 4 GO saw wo,Iey.
kmmerson, Cochranr 4 c., fT Miller A b.rSs.
EaG psrr3 Exe~utors Of L X Hesves, deessssa,
1870, smn~ N MsGsvie ard Az Chs,sna-sr.
Of e6ftes adsn MeEavIs. h va. jan 4 xsts
ssttee Co, = 8 Pewter sarWiyipg tru.tes Of
xai eth Fosier. Ling puvxii Ksighlef Il Co
S 80 Vie CO witfssmsnn ~Tsytos, d Co, bale,
Us Mhhs'T GriHnrli 4 Jenkins Jsmss Cox
as in sSs S NJ sssas q 81. s .ss,s
Conr' o. Lee sou.y, Iova. q KsoNsk, l pstiti5T n
Fowler, claiming Of you he .sId jams. fm.s IN
sum OF Two thoueand d. liars with interest," th~veou
the rate 81 Ten per eeaA. annm trnpn ths aSth
Gay OF september d, 1850. money doe upoo n
mor'sase inside by said Es,es To the Trustee Of ssid
Ehreefn Fowler srf sptAd tas 1tth dsy OF AAvrh,
A. - 1661 Also. aba tlkese IA uow on ale wah ne
ahov- De csiee petition The answer and Cross Hi Of
Perrin Wellss. Claiming Of yeu ia Estes the
CT Thirteen Hundred vssty psItAys Iel 49, With
interest thereon the Of per cent per
ps1uassovS ROT erseat<d and d,i yer ~ I'D
stes together with Atwaod Es said respcu g.
ent and secured by morssxe executed snd delivered
~ said Estes to ssd resvopsssa ets Ise PATH aaY of
October, 1876 and claiming Of gu al ths fore
CLOSURE Of sata monEage, The nsme bell tpen the
neFur vesierly tido rsse. bali Of Lot No Isnr IA
Baedk No t~susy AincF 1881 IN .u# Giu Of Ksfspt
praying for sale Of said IreH sen aad general suef
And naitst, " appsar arad snAw~r said WIN pps.
next tenn of said Court to conn nee at kstbk =
The LIST Monday in s. ptember llE3 Judgment VIII U
LUWHX Il BELKSAP,
solt's for =. v D Fowler I rusiee
to A. and ell
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NOTICE.

To Eirsrd C lie. Elixa Fisher, BrdSman Reed, and
Geo W Tupper:
You hereby notified tha, there IN nov on 1ie iu
tbs ONCE Of the Clerk 81 The District Court OF LEE
county lows, At Kees uk sp~titton ofJ"hs W kansin
AMI Saneel r. Niter eisi Mag of you. tbe SAID
Cole she snm OF Ten Hundred and Eine', eight
Dollars spd forty nine asH inssrest Money due
prnsn notsS, Alap alstmtnS AEaipa nafh
OF you the foreclosure OF certain Artxsre. given
said notes and conveying the following erop-
| ty to-vH: Lot No. ten tf0i in Block No. twenty
| one 2lj 10 the City OF Keskuk, Lee County, lows
! n which yea the said flzs J. Stewart bridsnAn
| Reed. and Gee. ". Taper have seu,r intsf-st
And anIess appear sud answer there.o on o.
before noon of the second dsv Of the Baxt term o
the District Court ~ heokuk, to be Isgub ana
holden the ist Monday In Sefieasber, A. D. ~
o cstaait wiu he eNisred sgainat yon, and judx
l-F~sF- RlNKiH IL McCR aRY.
iet3-dsw Ai.ornGys Tor PlAinuG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
NOTICE

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To Thomas Mckinney. Rob't Csdwa llaa~r. " Rap,ee
willard Snow. stste ofiowa for the Of the School
Ftuc; Thomss pAxets. Irwin um Hwts. y
Menxnara, rhowss Cad~ all sdef, YClsniR Aslien b
c., Arnoti K-odxli, Collier White Lead n Oil Go.
samuel ngte. Allen CO, bszia. Broadweil,
Ezra Potter. A Campbell and W iIiiam Miller, exc
cat of the estate Of Jaeob Miller. Deceased
MAyehsiI& Mckee. Jesse kosyes, Britteo 4 90, Lw-
don d Co, Th"Gmssson Brooks Breed; VIM
Thorn psou Co, X W ri. Jona q lax. Nat
1aton, u Aorehead. Russell scirtt l. Co, Peter
Laras, Moses q " iide aud Mo~er wilde
Nvu and each of YOU, hereby notified that there
ala In tue Ciorks once OF the Disiet Court al
Lee County, lows, nj Keokuk, petition nn; an
amended petition OIL Lafayette Uarts ciai rinr thai
The tue Of iitonrr 10 the easte,v 10 feet OF Lat IL
flock IS, in the City K-okak, bee Couuiy Iowa he
aietea and uvned and IN 1.-THE liens al defp ants
~ iiean eat Otherwise asans sald Mckinney ss
u said realty be- and their ea sgslns
he ssus forever fofeeiosd and barrsd aud for z. n
srai veti-f-
Nos, therefore unless You appear ana make d-fsre'
to satd peption before nooa OF the sec nd a.,
of Uext t-vm of said district crrrt to CON mer~>
the hrSt hondss OF septen.tof, 1853 d-crse Sil
renasr 81 sas,nst prayed for sid petition
| CURTIS, GlLLxOkE CUNTS,
| iy2-c4w Sol for Peiitioner
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Erabch aph auertusu Flowers, Embroidered Sets,
Msnrninz set. Collags. Lxees. Gipves Of descrip-
t"as- Frs,eh cossets, Hoop skifs supporters, and
variety II sthef Notions. ~
Klfsnutsaids II y SIN bet, "a aud ID ssssssa. U
UAyoo-djy
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MesEs G. BRows. Asst Adj't Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

The CITIZENS SrREET RAILROAD MEETING -
Our readers will find j. our issue OF this morning
a call by the Mayor for meeting Of the citizens
OF Tuesday night. at the Court house. 10 tike
measures for the adoption OF a general system OF
street railroads in our city.
This is a matter that interests every person IN
the city. aud Il is TO be hoped that company
will be organized out OF that meeting that will
look 10 the benefit of the CITY IN as general trGy
as possible. As well as to its own interests
system of street railroads should be adopted that
will Accommodate the greatest possible number
of people. rather than one tina; will inure mainly
20 the benefit of tew spectators and property
holders in certain localities.
Let the books of this company. that may grow
out of that meeting, be thrown open TO All OF our
citizens who NAV wish to take stock in the pro
posed roads Let everything be done openly and
fairly. aud the people and Council will take hold
of this work with public spirit. and We viii
have our roads in operation this fall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

The Judges of the Supreme Court, while in
Chambers returned the following decisions. which
have been entered up.
AUGUST pc.
Joseph " Alsop, Recorder. ct al Va Francis
McKinney-Dearborn G G. Affirmed.
Charles Kuhn W. Daniel IRA
G L. Reversed
William b. McCord vs. William II. Aspinwall
ct al Knox g. c. Reversed.
Elias Lewis va Victor Bisch, Administrator
vanderburg c. c. Affirmed
William II. Aspinwall the Ohio and Miss
issippi Railroad Company-Knox c. c. Al
frmed
Eliza j. Philpot ct al VS.. George W Webb
Spencer c. p Affirmed.
Allen TYLER ct al. vs. Thomas Wilkinson
Jennings c. C. Petition for rehearing. Over
ruled
Joseph r varnum ct al va John Hans etal.-
Wayne c. c Petition overruled
John Reinische vs. Board of Commissioners OF
Allen county-Allen {. c. Petition overruled.
John Orff ct al vs. Richard Pullen. Admins
trator-Allen c c. Petition overruled.
John Fl ankl orne, IT,, vs. George X Frank
borne-Grant c p. Petition overrued.
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad VS.. John Hans
ct al.-Wayne C. c Petition ovefruled.
George Burton Va William Cslloway-Madi
sou c q. Petition overruled
AI0isOn DtgEN vs. Joseph geometry CT AZ.
Putnam G. Petition Overruled.
Josiah Evans Va Joseph Galloway-Noble c.
p. Petition overruled
Samuel Gentry Noah Allison ct al.-Owen
c. G Petition overruled.
Thomas Moore W. Nancy Meek Madison G.
p. Petition overruled
,naparte Bradley ct nj vs. Bank of the State.
Dearborn c. c. Petition overruled
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company VS.
De Witt C Fitch--Dearborn C. c. Affirmed
William H. Aspinwal ct al. vs. Henry d.
Wheeler ct al-Knox C c. Affirmed
Edward G Sumner VS. Isaac COleman--Ben-
ton G. O. Pc iton Overruled.
William MYERS vs. The State-Vanderburg @.
c.. Reversed.
VIM. J. Moss Hiram Kendall-Wabash c.
g. Petition overruled.
Josiah Railrback Stephen r. Virgins
Wayne G. G. Petition overruled.
James b. Edmunds Samuel Il. Gookins--
Vigo G. c. Petition overruled.
Abner J Ellis ct al VS.. Joseph Somehow
G p Reversed.
Isaac Hawkins ct al. VS.. Noah Regain ct al -
Marion c. Petition overruled
Fed Wright VS.. Abram Bird-Maron G. c.
Affirmed
Enslv Brockshre ct al vs. VIM Lomax e,
al.-Backford G. p Reversed.
Rising Sun Insurance Company vs.. Austin B
Slaughter ct al.-Floyd c c. Affirmed. pei
cent damages.
VIM Graydon ct al. vs.. Alfred Gaddis Gin
ton c G. Reversed.
Madison Parks VS. the State-Lagrange c
| c. Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

COMMISSIONER : CoURT-BRowN CoUNrT.-A
case was before Commissioner DAVIS Yesterday
for inv estigation that gave some insight into the
cause Of the recent troubles in Brown county.
The Abolition plperS have been charging that
the Democrats of Brown are disloyal. and that
they have even gone 80 far as 10 bur the houses.
harms and wheat stacks of their Republican neigh
hors Some fires the work Of inceniiaries. have
occurred there, aud the Administration organs.
.,,iops IN have the world believe that We were on
,hs eve of a revolution in Indiana. boldly pro
claimed that the Outrages we're the acts OF vide
snre,d secret Democratic organization that had
r. ;,s object the overthrow of the Government by
violence Hanging was invoked. and the mill
,srv authorities were urged to send troops down
,bsre and water the soil of Brown with Demo
cr,,;c blood Enough was developed on the trial
Yesterday TO prove 10 any unprciudieed mind that
the Democrats OF Brown are perfectly innocent
OF the crimes imputed 20 them They nave oeen
the victims OF a foul conspiracy. The ourn'nss
have been the work of deseriers with whom 'hey
had no sympathy. and who possibly were sent
there In DO these very acts that prete1t m gut
exist for putting the county under martial law
We have class of people who are by nature
s.rfs. and a rational idea of freedom effects them
/ a. water does a rabid dog. Such people long Tor
/ . de-potism OF some kind--even military one II
! thew cannot get anything better.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

FouxpRIEs two or three wears ago Ind-
annapolis bad bu; one foundry-sn extensive one,
g. he sure. on Pogue- Run. Nos Indianapolis
h,- four first class establishments Of this kidd,
running daily. turning out stoves, steam ma
chiuery, household utensils aud agriculture i'm
plements of all sorts Indeed. the capital invest
cd IN The business Of manufacturing iron in
indianapolis probably exceeds that appropriated
IN any other one direction And this great inter-
est has grown up here within. as We have said.
bat a few years. The great fact which Is infer
entail u that, since the DAYS Of railroads. an in
lind town, like indianapolis. offers all the remu-
neratve facilities for industrial operations in all
the pursuits Of life which were formerly supposed
to pertain exclusively to cities located on nayiga
bic rivers What commercial. mechanical or
manufacturing calling. followed upon the ALE
ghany, NonODghela. Ohio or Mississippi - there
which is not just successfully in exercise here
in lndianapOlisg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
Henry, Rusn and Hancock Union
Fair.
KSIeHrsrowS. August 81. 1868.

kN6HTsTowN. August y. looS.
Ms EpIToR The foregoing named agrcultur-
ais society fair l. now IN progress. herennto
append a list of 20 days awards 10 the stock
ring. More fine blooded horses, for all purposes.
have seldom if ever been seen on any fair ground
in Indiana.
This is the third day of the exhibition. and
presume the big day of the fair" The grounds
embrace some ten acres. every corner of which
was lam" full OF people. country wagons and
stock The societys receipts must be ample TO
nav all premiums awarded and leave handsome
balance in the treasury
Long General Sol. Meredi H. without whom a
fair could hardly be held in Indiana, was on the
ground full ten feet six or SIX feet ten. don
know which but with less breadth than hereto
FORE caused from his severe injuries AT the battle
OF Gettysburg
George Julian made an agricultural speech
every word about his votes IN Congress.
Gen Meredith had been rvited 10 deliver an
address, but had not sufficiently recovered from
his numerous wounds To do So
AL the exhibitors OF stock and machinery, as
also hundreds Of spectators with whom con
yersed said they were coming 10 the State Fair
as these counties have heretofore done IN mass
b.
The list Of premiums awarded is too long e
publish in this mornings paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
prom Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 26.-Maj. Stevenson
aud Lieut. Chambers, with 60 men of the Third
Pennsylvania cavalry. made reconnaissance in
al armed steamer up the Chckahominy on last
" ednesdav morning they went ten miles up the
river. destroying large number of small boats
When about nine miles from the mouth of the
river. they met and attacked 80 of Robinson ;.
cavalry and repulsei them
They shelled and destroyed the building used
as Il. Robinson's he ldquarteis
The expedition returned without loss, after
obtaining all the information desired.
FORTRESS Monroe, August 27--lhe Mobile
Tribune of the 18th says there are sixteen vessels
in the harbor of Pensacola, ten OF which are
vessels and six transports. The Yankees
are building two marine hospitals at the navy
yard All the negroes are being sent TO New
Orleans to be placed in the Yankee armies there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

Elias Cury Wa arrested on the afflsvit Of
one Addison charged with har5oring aud eui
pioy'rg deserters he prosecuting witnesses
we're two de-erters named Nelson aud Deem
s xieen witnesses, all reliable men and the les,
citizens Of the county. swore they sould not
believe the two men under oath. The characters
given Of them led 70 the belief that they were the
persons who bad set fire To the barns and wheat
stacks. about which 90 much has been said aud
written
There was not shadow Of testimony against
Mr. Curry, outside Of the evidence Of these two
men Hewas arrested with the hope that some
thing might be brought out that would connect
some Of the leading Democrats with the dis
turbances, but Il was a complete failure. tie was
discharged by the Commissioner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

STONE Quantities of the most beautiful
building stone daily arrive from the interior In
diana auarries and blocks thereof are drawn
through our principal streets TO be used in the
magnificent buildings We and others putting
up all for the pride. glory and adcrnment of In
dianapolis the most enterprisng and progressive
inland city in the whole Union. More rapidly
than any other city is its population increasing.
and its business men as enierprsing as can
he found anywhere and all who come. to cast
their lot with US. Industrious active and honest.
find speedy employment. and are welcomed from
all quarters OF the globe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
From New York.

NEW YoRK, August 2S-The steiner Corsica,
from Nassau on the 18th, has arrived
Quite riot took place at Grant town be-
tween the inhabitants and soldiers. Two or
three on both sides were killed.
Several blockade runners had returned to
Nassau
An arrival from Havana states that the old
walls of Havana have been dem )lished.
Tie gunbOtt JuniattI sailed from Havana on
the 18Th in nursuit of rebel steamer which
had lied the same day
The Board of Supervisors to-day voted two
million dollars 10 exempt fremen and police
aud TO provide for the families OF drafted men
in INDECENT circumstances.
Nassau advices Of the 22d state that the rebe
steamer Constradt was captured by the gunbOa
Rhode Island, off Abbo. She was from vii
mnctOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SINKING FUND
~ notified that lands morigs ge Ia sal Fund and
which interest has been paid in advance will Re
offered public sale the second Tuesday OF Decem-
Der next
By order Of the Board. W. H. TALBOT,
aug iS-d4w Till octl President
Register AMI Republican. IawreEcehurg, Courier,
Madison Gazette and Noksbote Evansville Journal and
Express Terre Haufe JefferSouan Palladium. Rich
Times and Sentinel. Fort awe; Argus and Cour-
Ter. Lafayette. Democrat and Ugion Laporte: Press ko-
keno; Fact and Republican 6reensburg; Mercury AM
Sentinel Kochefer Democrat aid fly mouth
Democrat and Spectator, Monticello, Jacksonan and Re
publican Rushyle. Democrat and Republican. Naipa-
raise viii insert the q dollars and send
bills reoeipied the o.ce Of the sinking ind for pay
ment, with paper containing the advertisement
marked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
Froui Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Angus, Is New Orleans advices
to the Doth, received to-day, contain but little
news.
The ship c. c. Duncan. from Boston, with
-. 900 bushels of oats, had arrived.
Eighty bales low middling cotton sold at 5614
cents. Very little on sale.
The steamer Courier. with the 49th Illinois on
board. collided with the steamer Des Arc, about
Thirty miles below Memphis The Courier was
sunk Some lives were lost, but it is not yet
known how many.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
Job Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy Job Printing in the best style. on short no.
tice. and as cheap any other office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards, and we can do good and cheap
work All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues,
sc printed in the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all otha
ers that want printing done. II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

y WILL SELL To THE HIGHEST BIDDER, THE
n following very desirable property,
On Monday. the 3lst Day Of august. 1863,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ:
OS PENNSYLVANIA STKEEr-LOt No. of J. X. Shapes
subdivision If Lots and T. in Square No. 81 being 90
feet and inches front and rear by l25 feet deep, with
the cottage house thereon; street No. 50; and
0x PENNSYLVANIA STEEEr-The vacant Lot (No. - ad-
joining the above the south, - by les feet sub
division;
OS MASSACHUSETTS, AvESUE-LOt No. 5. same subdivi-
sion, with The house same: street No. 26
OS MASSACHUSETTS AvENUE-LOt No. I, subdi-
vision with the cottage house same; street No. -
Immediately -oufh Of the above
TyRNs-tne- third down. the balanc. in twelve and
eighteen months with interest secured by mortgage
the premises. tor further Information apply To
JOHN :. SPANN Real Estate Agent.
Indianapolis Aug. - 1s63-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
from baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-The gunboat Meigs ar
rived at Point Lookout, at IL o'clock, Wednes-
day night, and reports having met the gunboat
Carrituck in Chesapeake bay. Her Captain re
ports that the gunboat Satellite and TUG Reliance
Capt Dungan with crews of both vessels were
captured, on Tuesday, By the rebels near ths
mouth of the Rappahannock.
The Captain of the Satellite is reported killeC
aud the Captain Of the Reliance wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29
JAS. TURNER,
X NJ STEWART. Committee.
WN VANCE.

W NJ. ' ANCE.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
lst That each Trustee supply each School
District of his township, with copy of Grants
common school register.
81 That we rs Trustees. bold il u be our
duty TO visit the schools in our respective town
ships As often ~ twice per quarter. one of these
visits tn be m ,de within three weeks of the time
OF opening said schools
3 That we deem il indispensable that every
person offering his or her services as teacher
should read ut least ore educ ,onal journal; also
that he or she should feel itan indispensable duty
TO attend the different educational associations
which meet in Marion county
4. Thai it is the judgment OF this body that
the pace of the community and the interest OF
our schools imperativey demand that section q
of the school Jaw should be 50 amended as TO
give the employment of the teacher directly to
the trustee. without reference TO any vote oil
school meetings
; That the Trustees OF the several townships
use their best exertions to establish at least ore
Graded school in cash township.
Remarks we're made by the Examiner. Cyrus
Smith and Professor Hoss rs TO the duties OF
Trustees and Others CONNECTED with the manage
ment oT the educational interests OF the county
Ordered that the proceedings Of the meeting be
published in the city papers and School Journal
On motion. adjourned
JAMES TURNER. Chm.
J A FERGU son. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

cK-we regret to learn that Major John II.
Finley of the 69th Indiana, died yesterday at his
home in Richmond. Of wounds received before
Vicksburg Major Finley was young gentle
man OF great worth, and Just as he was entering
a career of usefulness he j. cut of. His father,
John Finley. ESQ is we'll known to the citizens of
Indiana as the author of HoOsier nest and other
poems-an old and esteemed citizen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-29

STEVENSON, Ala, August 2s.-it is probable
the rebels are evacuating Chattanooga and all
East Tennessee Deserters who have come into
Reynolds lines report that they are moving guns
and the useful and important machinery OF the
Chattanooga foundries TO Atlanta.
The rebel cavalry is reported TO be concen-
trating at Rome, GA.