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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

WHAr TIE RrsKLs EXPECT FROM THR
CoppEaHEADs.-The Richmond Enquirer
of the 18th says:
Our sympatbies are oil confined at
home; yet is just possible we may help
those devoted Copperheads in the only
wsy we know how,-also that they, on
she other sid Z, are about ready to aid US
~ tae only WAY we can accept their aid.
II our troops should this summer appear
within their borders anywhere between
Cairo and Philadelphia, ,hey would be
hailed as friends by population now pret
ty we'll cured Of Z rlaribus Unum l.
Their cry would no, be onion, but deliv
ersnce. Wait then, and watch, and kee 7
your lights baruing 20 Knights Of the
Golden Circle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
r EGAL NOTICE.


TO James /. Estes AID Amanda his wife, Arthar Wat
colt Eawatd Cole, George BArll- { Il Go, Qaesn
C,ts tsreish csmpans Ge rg- croasmsn, Eiiha
TutnsT Nrwsom-, George Gill; Puce, tei rts
Trustee OF Arthur W ale u ;iirnry heit- ana BAN
Vance. Charles Parsons Gu, n woriey.
Emmersan, Coehtaa- h Gu. = Miier A Reeves
ard h Perry Executors of Ssrve-, dec-assd,
Chafie Parrons " = mrGavic aud A Cbiltw0den
mcrehapl. and psrinsfs Iadlug la The sc sn styte
OF Chiitsnhen MeGs.ic,. Ferry. ia rss seIt.
sastee GO, " fJwter sarvising trosite OF
EltHal eth Fu~ier, b Lang pavsi1 ktishieS c.,
MIX. Htir q Co Williamson Taylor, Co, bale,
R,ss Il Ntihe v; Grim II jenkins. Jam otoxi
f--u Nrd heEssy usttr Jst rhst thrrr
nls 40 the 0nier oi ,hr CLERK the nis Tiei
Courl II Lee cVu ~. Iowa al Keoknk, pethi IA ~
retet rowirr. s"rvivtas rus eo OF EiinsDe,h
Few clsimieg OF you tpe said iascs IT, ksi~r fhr
,uaa Two fhonsauJ ~ ltars with tntsfest thereon
the rate I ten per coat. snnusa tf.'p ths 94Ih
uay OF s.ptenb<r 49,. irt3O mou-y due upon
usrgaar IN lde By said E,tes 10 the Trustee 0, said
EhtAlrih Fowler ahd dated Tue ~ h day oi Msrvt,
A. D.. lisa Also that therx 1. now oa n,e ~ith ,hs
lbs peti,t ton he Ansser aud GF"s, klt ~
Perrin We.,, eiaimins " y ia ~ kst'f ine ssn
4 Thtrteen Hundred t8d finy Dviisss D ,atbI VITA
terest ttsrean M tn rate OF ten psr eeia prra nun
from The % n day OF oeossr I5i s,oney due upon
a prumls.nfy not eGt-d and d liver d b sad
sizes 4. xrt.sr With Atwood kst s.to said resseRd
cu aud secured by m6risa,e executed md deiiser,p
a, 70 said rtrp yna dat - Ties 1%th dss o
ci,,surr Of sstt lpauxAx-. The ssmr aet W ~ me
,arik. westerly sic half of lot NJ tonr tAl IA
10 X NJ tssoty nine l2pt ~ thu thy Of Kccaue
ptssing ssio vi sAd rem iSes ADD gatefAt fs3icf
Aud uni - ou xppear sma ANS said p.Ioas
crss f..ll GU VI N. seepsd dAS ef ths
ue II 10 ni of Coafs ~ cosuu nee at ke"kuk =
- AssdAy in y ptemert. les3, 1adEm~a. siii y
| fendsrsd asainst you thereoh ,, de,snlt
LoNhx u HELkNAp.
s.it's for Pv y Fowler I tustes
| je2-d4w and Perrin eile-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
a Hereyue.

A letter from Lake Providence. La :,
gives the following scrap Of romance:
: The lst Kansas reeim mt, of which |
have spoken before, is encanrped near us.
One of the members in that regiment. n
sergeant. died in the hospital two weeks
ogo. After death bis comrades discov-
cred that their oMpanion. by the side OF
whom they had msrche and fought for
almost two gears, was a-woman. You
may imagine their surpris- at lhe discov-
cry. l went TO the hospital aud saw the
DO Iy after it was prepared for burial. and
n,aue some inquiries about her. She was
Of rather more than average size for a
woman, with rHther srrougty marked feu.
tures. 70 ihst ~i,h the aid u mans attirs
she had quite a masculine look. She
enlisted in the regiment alter they went
Ito Miss ,uri and consequently they know
no hing Of her early history. She probs.
bly, served under anass umed name. She
was in the battle of Springfield, where
General Lyon was killed, and has fought
| 10 dozen battles and skirmishes. She
always sustained an excellent reputation
bah ~ . man and a soldier. and the mcr
ali speak of her in terms of respect ant
affection. She was brave as a lion in bat
tie, aud nsver finched from any duty o
har!ships that fell to her lot She mu.
have been very shresd 70 hare lived u
the regiment SO long. and preserved he
secret 90 we'll. Poor girl she was worth
Of better fate. Who knows what griel
trouble, or persecution induced her t
! embrace such li.e2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

AHiCAuo, I'LL June u, 1000.
MR. EDrrcRs In looking over the srtl-
cles written on the importance OF ship
canal 10 Chicsao often think of oassl
.shieh would benefit the grain raising
population OF Iowa, Minnesota and few
counties of Wisconsin and Illinois. This
is il: A canal around the falls at X eokuk
and one st Davenport large enough to pass
grain barges one hundred feet long by
eighteen wide. Thereby having large ell
evators at Keokuk for reshipping, and
large steam boats built for carrying grain
in bulk; and large elevators at New Or
leans, grain could be carried from any
point on the river to New York for abou,
the same rates charged from Chicago 10
that place.
loWs, At plesent. compares tavorably
in population aud wealth with Pennsyl
vsnia when that State built hundreds o
miles Of such canal, and surely low,
could build 81 or 40 miles.
The increase 10 the price Of grain woul'
pay for itin ose year. Stir up q eonven
tion Of farmers and steamboatmen at Ne
okuk and see what they will make out 0
it. .5ag .s..sr
4 Now / know this letter is not 6t 70
\ public ,tion. but write an article yoursel
and see If it d,ss not interest tho agricul
taral community. Yours, DC,
; s IkPRovEAE EHr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

FouRrH or july CELxBRATIoN.-lt has
been suggested by many Of our people
that at this crisis IN our national affairs,
. celebration Of the 4th Of July, irrespect
i've Of parties, would be highly appropri
ste. When the hsarts of thousands
10 oar Southern States have proved trait.
orous 70 che pledges Of their fathers, and
they have stretched ont . parricidal hand
to dsstroy the soble work 10 which their
oEn, n we'll - our progcnitors 70 mag
nanimously contributed. it would surely
be well for those Of US that remain tu
visit again The striue Of our fathers
Even the hearth stones.-the groves and
ths ayeyxrds of our ancestors have ~.
credness which no well balanced mind
can visit without hsllowed and cuobline
reflections. What theu must be the in
Auence of sitting again. for day, under
the teachings Of 776. and drawing in ane '
the inspirations Of our mighty dead Al
they then conmi,ted themselves to tn
work Of separate and united effort 70
liberty, "Lst bonfire illumiOations ant
the firing OF cannon. forever commemo
rate these generous deeds"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
SABBATH sch ooi C.aves,.sn.

We call attention TO all friends Of Sab
bath schools to the proposition which u
now progressing 10 hold in our city >
County Sabbath School Convention
which it is expected will pave The way
to the holding If State Sabbath School
Convention, At - ssrly date rs prac.ica-
bic.
On the evening of the 9th inst, leo
tnre viii be delivered By Rev. Mr.. Den
net 10 Chatham Square Church. The
morning Of the 10Th, the Convention will
organize and proceed to business, and
continue two days, closing up with .
Union couccrt the evening OF the lth.
The allowing will DO amang ihs .ub
jects discussed during the session:
LIT. The true relation Of the Sabbath
School 10 the Church.
ID. Ara any TOO old to attend Sabbath
e1lpoi. g
4th. The importance Of continuing
Sabsaah Schools during the wiassr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

~ The Printers desire to return their
ihasks 10 Committees No. and z of the
Temperance Festival for the bountifnl
supply Of cake. ice cream, and alro for
the seserAl 6ne boquets which were sent
them lsst evening. We understand that
the F.s.i.s sl vas the best Of the season,
the prooseds amounting To over 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
.hhDlNANCE NO. 63.

An Ordina nee to amend Ordinance No II en'fi
An Httuauccto pryvie f,f the ee1lscion of special
Faxes
Be srSaissd bs fAs CITY cs~seii Of tAs cty If Kso
lsk
s9ctI1H isT Thai Section eishs 49, OF Ordinance
No AZ 50 hereby rprsi and The lio Ing .bstt ui
et - !es thereof. ~ wit: h~ fow costa aud & ef
sh II b. Aiiow.d a~d~r urdinsHse NJ. u
70 the ubl shrrs of The Dsiinssrai Tar Lia the
Of dps on zach piece - ~ eel or ground ~ sd
vsrti.ed where the number r rs contained ia one
adve dors not exceed zen l0l; where The
nimher III -LnIA con Md la On. adyrri i-ement ex
ceed. ten the publishers ahsn he snttird j. re-
iva OF u osnts for eash tsecs or psrcs o.
gr ,ppd ~ aderrt,r-d. fse,..t ts-p avaM rsz I.sss
Tothe H. Co ftcctos. fos each piece or rssre o.
Y on advcsiised the of fre Cents; said es,~t~
shall Add by thr Coll einr tss lax wbeaeser
this sam rhail have accrued Th. Chg G.lisetor Isar
rx cutt' deed shsisbe entitIed tetAe tum ot dfy
csuts. aud ~hsn amy deed eontains m r. thai, ne
Lot piece nr psrc.l af yand th1 atds ssl ~ .,
len cents for zach additional lt or aFsl Of ground
Any numbrr uf LOIS or srces oil xroasd pusctt,fed
by on person upon The same IA may be include In
ON Il dcrd may be de.iied bf the purchaser.
Passed jane tst, 1853 .I.ltR.
| fAuestl
u 5 MERRIAM, Clslk. 1agas les-~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

A GonD OsE -Judae Davis, Of the
United states Supreme Court. was hold
in. court ut indianapolis, on the day that
Nailand ghan was ar, O. ted. During the
inlermiss,pn Of the court for dinner. the
Ja lgs sat at the head ot The dinner table
st the hotel, while The members Of the
bar were arr ,nged alJng its sides. among
whom mas Voorhees,. The Judge, in his
peculiar way, called out to Voorhees,. who
was n shsalawer end Of thsatshie, Fosx
hees, you had b6lter look ont-tKsy have
got lswn1s thex Vs. ~. This ~ ihS -.
bls in roar, and Voorhees, appeasa. e
have appreciated the point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

How Coal Is BouGHr AND SOLD IN
LONDON Isspdon coal is sent to the
customer in sacks containing one hun
dred pounds each These are loaded on
large carts and drawn " enormous
horses, With scales aud weights to each
cart, and If desired by the purchaser. the
sack is weighed by the driver. But the
honesty OF the merchant aud integrity OF
The driver are generally sufficient. Tnir
mode of buying aud seling coal is the
result of many years experience in the
vast cily of London .I@A41L 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
THE CITY.

AGRICULTURAL ExHipirIos--Wili be
cid in the store room lately occupied by
ir. G. E. Kilboarne. on Main near Seo-
ad-st.
Persons having plants or flowers to ex-
ibit. b, notifying aay nsmbsr Of the
ommiites Of srrangsmsuts, will have th4
sme called for BY careful hand with. n
xprea wagon, and returned in ike good
rider. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
nFftCE OF u. s. S.ASSESSuH, slST
" CoLLEoriJS DISTRICT.

NJ. Ptsssasf, AsarS Co. fsUa 1sS ~. 1853
Mite is hereby .tsen As provided IN s -cllo Is
.'kxc,sr Law au act OF f.pesrs est.fisA acf
pryrids ss3 y sApperf tAs ssss~ws-sf
aad pay Rterfst tks ps1ie dsbf approved Juts l
isi2,t wnsH u psSs Sosas N. ~ - iaaIf
A.stsso" " thr ufst and secoid Dislson To- the
T. aoty of Ice tirst Cplection ptsirl i - AN9n Utsp
comp ted the " rvusMun liat ~ sse uss sto Tar he
m nth May Rt3. xnI that alft Lasts, Ealnatioas
axd Eaamsv tioAs slds aad taxa ~iii Il, me
tus,es,i,uo 40 Sx 20 " ais msvin ina tshy o.
ke1 me tsf'' VI lace. safi = 10 xttnNpatio
~ hftess - f,ia -at at-r t,r 3ph IL
oi MAJ 1874 ,s..l aaslls 10 H. r~t.s iasta-r Knep
tast ~ pests VIA pe eGrsd snai Ad.i rutast u, ih
10 VI itt rel We f0 any he oG scxs
s,vs w. tsns cu Gy tns sse sti -
ss,sors - al The Ace VI " SIhIrE1 tis Gnye ~
ks kux tannts q l. y. h,iwss- tI,.4h assS ~
7 10 rt ek A. n sfna o'c On ths ~ dt.
4 OF Lam, A isa3 Il NJ. ftcAKt
/ le3-aas 2. 8ssesssr Frs Ussassst o. Jsoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

SRA. ID. Franklin was brought before
the Recorder by cffcsr Baftle,, yesterday
morning, aud fined $1,000 and cost Tor
q violation of the Suntay law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

PIcSIc EXCLUSION The members,
patrons and friends of the Unitarian Sab
bath School, Of this city. contemplate
having quite happy time this day, Al
Mon,rose. Those intending to participate
will please repair to the First Unitarian
Church, a. early rs nine o'clock from
whence q procession will be formed "
proceed to the itAllroad Depot, by ten
o'clock. The fare ihither will be ouiy
ten cents. Here We assure propitiou,
opportunity for wholesome enjoyment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
OF DOW Err.

s,ln la Stuart Jahn sfasrt, executor Of Henry
6 stuart derea ed, Roy stnust !. hu stuart. .irn
~ L stuart stuart HDt t.ury Staast mi or heirs
OF James stuart dc. ased. NJ ktrhar'l-",. so NJ
aksr, Kvbsss,a Rsos, Iia Nsa Svstrsbd =
Dssu Ftutst > AeGoad, hai u stuart.
tmii, stuart, john " MtiiiaM stuart. Chrs St"art,
Id, stuart ueotl sGsatt, misor heifs oi iisnfy u
Stnsrt, ,,.r~s,rd. sytssgus Hicks , ntess aaa
Joseph Yoiuktu
The de end .- tit ssserals take notice that ih' ~
"a " on ale In ,h.s ofic. o. The County Judge u Lee
County iowa al Fvrt as'ii-on. the pctiton ~ hEhn'
dA stuart widow vf iieAry stuast. see aso, etaim
fn sgain,t -. her fuii DOVER in The estate haH
4 tlr ~-sI bal OF SEXTON aud IN nrtn hall o'
The no,t ast quarter al the Sth-cA foatih oil Sec
20 No. .x, xti 1. fvwasip rixty p~rth rang
ave- wsel, Ia Lee 0uh.y, Iowa, - -
And uass y.n sptsss, AID .sfend on the ninth dss
= Jgnr, 1861, ~ IN "'cio.k n.a iamspt f ordr'
Will be sLt+r d Asa-k "a inthe te,ttiun.
@A HOHkkr A. kuSskLL, County Jnhxe
RANKS q MvGsAxy A.torarys, isa-ds'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

r. The steamer Kate Cassel. Capt
). W. Dsyis. il the morning packet for
davenport and Rock Island, and interme-
late points. Leaves Fort Madison on
be arrival of the cars flom keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

EI We call attention 10 the notice Of
The u s. Assessor which contains some
thing interesting and useful to Tax Pay
ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An Ordnance an,ensiins Ofdinn 10 so entitled
An OrdnspSe In relation to Side Raiks srb sssEes
ass sHrtsrss"
orsased BY the City cosmriI oftAs ctS Of Aeoi rS
SsrTtus Isr That Ordinance No 90 afovesa,d he
nn.r 81 A., faIovs "a. VII. b, a ,.px thu wsds
tx Asyer afte M word EDgr ees wherever
i m. for rfA st.d sirtk sections <sit aiso
bv -.rik th~ word ssS the tssstA line a N
sixtA reeu OF said Usdiua G, and lssttiax In iss
the re 4 the wra Lers - E
Passed June Ist, ioe3.
GEo B. sMYrH, Mayor
Is 3 MERerAM. gCisra 49, A.5, ~ = - A q 3 u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

THK SoAo Mi ssK SoKR. We are In re-
ceipt IL this beautiful little monthly for
June. Tt contains number of ne~ and
beautiful pieces OF music, With several
pages OF interesting 'esding matter. This
Is the third number of Vol. /. Messrs.
Root d CAdy, Of Chicago, are the pub
hshcrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

1I Cap. Henry Newton Of the l7th
Iowa is reported severely wounded in the
charge at Vicksbnrg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
RULES AND Rrou1Ar1ons.

First--sshioi o.. sill he charx opr cent. as sn
art anre Zee. the pfr,aiuia nafes ! for.
Sreestd- Aenihrrs 81 the saetets AMI h " tsmft--
atmtstea ee Psfs.ss4x u, mrmbe cha sed I'd
NJ uxaes fee oil Is eents-chlldsrn uader 10 lesrs "
sgr S e~.,ts-
NurH LIE pgtc. Of leadership Is so rents.
TAsrd- All cut ses nust be snsa by " o'd sk y ~.
sad u, srtst- ex 'Dtoa VII bc sll l,s~a b. =
ma as,l the sbibi IL ~ sua n" sxaiot 'a
viti b op u "a siyooi rt r And riesud
ii Q o .i.,e and ap 2asin IN ,'eioc
kosfh outp tillon 10 op "a 10 - AT sii tutrier
" s,qgi d to 10 mad la the nams ! the prodaerf
% tIacu er, s,sr,
F,fk--@h Ah re 10 e.,mt'etiiion Ia class. and
but ony uul, !, a,ai ths Comm, nias swa,d .
ns "a atu nter nd 'us., 7
s1,s- h sc iisns csmmite &c sili b, an hor.
IN 4, aaa-l af .lss n'tt iaeiu ip III
isr 4 stng u /.
Sssssfk -sias ARTICLES iIi be esgnsird ny badf
Of oiu itiiit,a
E,sAi- Fac c,,amiite teoni ed u rrra tn. M
sci q, t. lhs pf,situnA a ii gk n aad si.s
hs n Of "a h is,ting 'oaf,sitr All rspot ~
ssliax to the ssefe ary .s reeivek. 4 {
taos. Gkraa,
us eEtEtsa. IS s
kAMfr, u EsSEf,
s.S rE FBku, 1st
HowAsh rue NER,
ma,saa .t1 Commince or arrangements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
Kestuk jane /. 1883.

The audersifped viii ntipae the ehoe and Leather
business at the old stand olkysns Bidlrmsn, lSa
Main street. ~ r. BtpLE EsAA
2-dls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY, JUNE B. 1863.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. L
orphsss {. .ksrr's Papers, sd Ses,ss.
fteemsson's Monitor.
Cok's Yey aseA.
A. odds--by The Author cf Qnitsy
Busra wtla sNd Garden;
A F~ertabiea II Ams ieai
" The Caupst9n OF test aud -
Physioiaxical Aemoifs--ns usnmondt
Mfs L-sisess Cok Book;
GirisOws Bod;
boys Own boox;
l. feresr's Pride;
Dte et~is' Cosnpiete Works.
Home and Abroad. second Seriesl
story ofth~ Gua d,
New Annusityslopsdi% 1891;
The Poets journal b, Bsyafd Taylor
Parsot BfowHios Rook;
Oksrangs RiverG
Eawi Bro hesi ioft, ny Wiothrops
sBxdow tn snr Hoase.
T bis dsg receIvedst
bRoWyELL's Book Store,
jel ID Cos. attn And stA streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

- Free sTeasch Is HOW great beside
ratum of northern Copperheads Before
the war they tarred and festhered,
swinged. hung and burned men in the
Soath for the e,tereiss Of free speech ;
and ~ abe north they gloriet in break
ing up abolition meeting. and peI,ing
abolition speakers with rotten eggs. and
occaaio1slly they mobbed ab,lition print
ing efiees and nhot abolition editors 10
the North 40 well as in tie South.
Freedom of speech with the opponents
Of the Government is simply license to
proclaim treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03

I Fred DJnRias, the hmerican edt.
tor aud orator of African descent has two
sons in hsArmy Of tbs Uaion. while Geo.
". Jones. an Iowa Coppsrbead, had two
SOM 10 the rebel army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
NOTICE TO MILITARY CLAIM
DISSOLU ZION.

evAss B.DL.nAs have this day dtsslved ps rtnsT-
ship Dt mutual tonsrDI ". X Is di,man h,vmR ar
rba -eI thr Istest OF heNis 90 EyAs iu the late rm
wlI Continue he Upsiisst1 al the ld stAud Abd vii,
| seslir tb- Uu iness ID his ham
Lkais G. EVANS,
". X. BlDLEMAs.
| Keskuk, June ], 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-03
i 5th. The bss, manner Of opening Sal


5th. The bsst manner OF opening Sab
bath Schools. "a
9th. The most Efficient instrumental
tiles of success 10 conducting Sabbath
Schools.
7th Should Sabbath School instructions
be given only BY those who are profes
sed Christians.
9Th. The Importance Of music 10 Sab
bath Schools. ~
9th. What constitutes model Sabbath
School Superintendent and Teacher.
10. The best mode Of conducting the
Infant Department.
Delegates have been promised from
Keossuqna, Des Moines, Mt. Pleasant,
Burlington. and from different places in
our vicinity, 10 Illinois, and our county
is resposdiag daily with nsmes Of .hose
who will be in attendance, showing that
she is wide awake IN this good cause.
II is hoped all the S4bbath School
| workers in our city will make their ar.
rsn gements 70 10 10 attendance during
| the entire session, and receives no
doubt al may-sI zeal and ~arDestness in
this good work which will prompt to
greater efforts and greater sacrifices.
I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
rrBLIsHED sENi-WEgkLY---
Tupsiar Morning & Friday Afternoon.
Spread the Light.

We believe a great majority Of the
people will act right and vote right,
if they can only get al the truth OF
the Great Contest before US. Spec
ches, music, flags, badges &c. are well
in their way, but READING NAT
TER is more far-reaching. lasting,
cheaper, and effective in influence.
Without whining about "persecu-
tion," or any special efforts, we find
the STAR d Chronicle pile, to-day,
is larger than ever before. AT present
prices of paper, an increase Is not OF
much profit if any. Bat, as a means
of ditTusing what we deem correct
principles, we will send our journal,
from Nav Court until Oct. Election,
at FIFTY CENTS PER COPY. in advance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

NEGROES IN THs REBEL R,SKs-Lieu. Jas
MWood, Go. q. I3lst Reg. P.V., who arrived
in this boroush,o a 5rieifurlough, Wednesday,
confirms the report of large numbers of negros
n the Rebel army at Fredericksburg.
So says the Bulletin of Williams port, Fa.
We see no complaints in the Sham Dem
cratic papers against negroes in the Rebel
ranks shooting down the sons of the white
mothers of Pennsylvania, although they
denouuce their employment by Govern
meut to put down traitors in arms No,
(say they by their acts)-all right for the
Rebels to employ colOred men to destroy
the Union but all wrong for the Admin
istrasion to use colored men to preserre
the Union our fathers formed Every.
thing JEFF Davis does, is "cOustitutional," !"
while everything Abe Lincoln does is too
unconstitutional ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Another Free State !

The Amended Constitution of West
Virginia has been adopted by the people
by a vote of 2S,32l for it and 572 agains,
it. 1t abolishes Slavery, gradually, as i;
was done in Pennsylvania, without drop
of blood being shed except by the Rebels
mad war before slavery was touched 1.
will cause some small evils, but vastly
greater good. Thus does God bring out
of evil, good-thrs does He thwart the
devices of Satan, the first Copperhesd, who
whispered rebellion in Eien's garden, but
whose head is getting badly bruised!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Seed Potatoes for Sale.

GOO BUSHELS of GOODRICH'S SEED
ODU LiNGS, comprising the following
varieties: Garnet Chill. Cuzco, Central City,
Calaoe, and PInkeye Rustycoat.
Also so bushels OF EARLY JUNES.
PRlCE-S2:50 per barrel, delivered at the
Pitston Depot-a barre; TO contain as many
Of the sorts as YOU choose.
Packages (of each sorD sent by mail, post
paid. at 25 cts each.
u Cash 10 accompany al orders. Refer
ence given if desired.
7. SUTTON. Ransom, Luz. Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

Six Ohio soldiers belonging to the army
in Western Virginia are under sentence Of
death for desertion. They all assert that
they pere induced to desert by tie repressn.
,at'ons of CoPperheods at home, ,cho prom
,,ned ,,, them ample pro'er'ioa iron, arrest.
what pity that the templers are not to
eufer with them