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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

An EDIrop CowHIpED.-The Toledo COM
merciat says that a ccwhiding affair, came of
at Perryysbqrg, 2 q Saturday, the bparticsi to
which were the senior editor of the Journal
and the editor, Of the .Indspenaent.Gl Thed:&
Guilty originated in personal reflections in the
,Ladspeaaent ON the editors Of the 95Journddl.-
The senior editor.of the Jouraat haying been
the assauItiug party, and having administered
as. il is understood, 2 severe castigation.
laAl tie parties concerned are Republicans
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

eE51fSSod61Ha 6veF 2 rs KehnE md ;otherS
::sfsssssa9 - isisssttznd.ao sa.5 -. 70
- - .ssi:s rs
srrEoa OF HoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.aRg4,Psab sasadifi5f III ding the attention1oi
sisssesEss sseztspesah Of Hon GLEN.
s 3.zszihsssftsssxAIzEexxSsb6iiss i q y * delivered in Con
ss::ssak1ASSsssdSRssthes2ssda az FsbraarJya ghieh we
Shbiis6 Joh, the frst,, forth and second pages
Sofstoedsys Uhfea STsftais paFtieulatIyiI fit at
this tinieahsElLe people should carefully ex.
.asnins, hisgecsrdSashe be is nov, smanieled and
'SsfFffhbss niesrrs5g- Of ( sSEsanpdtggzsapnd bieosdaahirsty
d.sb6tisiA ,,beeauss6fhi his fearless and eloquen.
sadsScnse !, Il eiirrliibbseartdi 4 8 ST. Strange s and md anon
izaS IL All -msy sesm, Mi. " NJ
:. si Va sIIr rsatssd bbjyIal band Of snsreanaas soldiers
and thrust into ! imiiifatTf prison, forssexercis-
1issshateoassitutions preFogatirs which1evef?yi
sGssAhie6cdn6citizsn regarded as / nlunddastnenta
siRasshksg5uafantesdo sjbs1Se6 oauffssi1stitutions
7Hes.ihss light 70 discuss The acts, Of their public
Aaersahfs. sNooshef charge was brought ag.int
,-7hfhhii+Sn6 hsSanss he had the manhood to
sSrfEie6.sattH the Bar or public opinion, the uns
ssonsfitdtional and despite acfs OF the imbe.
SsiIs.r5f6 sits snthfonsd at washington, he is
~ssSFissd 81 liberty, and his life placed in the
.landssef Iesestsess and unscrupulous military
E,'Issds.aS Thiiss arrest 1rsess.ass q. NEW is.nos = person.
i 81 1maasttt6er;,@A1iff i one which vitality interests
:lY .sssr Gle q sRe country, whether he be
saeRspubfesn % Democrat sit Is ene which in
sslia; .iasE astssstitnliyI as . people The
Aazesliee shssld heYssked BIZ gevsrx citizen,
wittodi EeEsrd 70 political proolivities, Why i,
n that Gsps-RuaNsIpE and fifteen or twenty
thdossnds taldiers are ouartered su;tbin the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
IfFORsESS -WANrED.

dssGcirtfas Hsn 81. g s5ga q n assz q from
u jepSy years Of age, are wanted imme
liatalFano For good animals theshigbest prices
vnl66nkidsfh ac1sh.ssPersoas having such
.ssss5Salsibais for sale can not DO better than sell
osF6s4r n0Wl = Bring them m as soon a. possible
1.gfoStks. McNalfEF Honsesss AshlAnd.s iTzsSalss.a biz
-'"~ = Mr. !, s186S--Ssssy4s !, rs ss, OK .aei a sfle ags ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
TWSFSS I... Xle.a i S1T. i EIsslld to

,VsilandighaR a receiyedisss befssstEo go to
spfessssidt seemesfromsthe adispatehssthat he
has been secretly taken from Cincinnati and
carried off nobody fnsy41 shke Fraei He may
have been shot, possessed, sent to some North
yern lforf ,or to the Toftagass Must this be
submitted Eo43 F0iI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

Universat' Coptidine q nd2I'd trio an ge
J,h n3ei I'D y ALfo toiIfSssa hBe gaoitl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

entire arfny.-eSatnraay closed the operations
of the FIRST week with doubtful prospects as &c
the final resElcIToUt GAca
Sd li~ zoi,iisq a tadi ,nsxis StuNDAYi. skfa9 AZ
l. s1auoirsfnmao al op f5f1SA5f9 y
Therassanlt of Gen Grail Sedewiek upon the
leights of Fredericksburg WIS Qcoinmenced On
Sunday morIfnlgg, IA. more determniined and
desperate, attack has mo- ,beens made. To al
most certaip1deathitheB men charged up land
scarriedsthe wocksJdreveithes 2artiileristsa from
ehtir guns, captured twelve pieces of the best
and heaviest artillery, and many, prisoners of
war in, their trenches. { With the, heaviest
losses, Sedg wiok follow ed up his success With
the boldestseHergg and pursued tbs esehy to-
ward Ghaneelloryili e with the apirpose Of uni
ting with Gen. Hooker AT that place.
But this brilliant. success, com eitoo rlate, for
the enemy held the plank road which the rout
of the Eleventh Corps bad yielded. t., them on
the previous night, aud the enemy vas ena-
bled TO throw any suficientEforce against him
TO prevent his jnncsiont with Hook et..inThis
was speedily 1dSne, and soon Shedswick,s fne.
corps, the largest and perhaps tho best in, The
armN was cut of FROM communication either
with Hooker or. Frederieksburgya hd thus iso-
lated, was compelled to fall back upon the
river at Banks Ford, where bridges had been
thrown over, by which, If severely pressed he
could make safe his retreat across the Rappa-
hammock again. "a
But another repulse was sustained or, Sun
day morning by thezarmy near ChanceliorvilIe.
TEe enemy renewed the attack and again
drove back our lines for half a mile. From
the lals brick house which gives the namc
TO- this vicinity the lines Of the enemy could
be seen sweeping slowly, but confidently, de-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
/, TERMS OF aDTERTlslkp.
Ayers. ~Sarl,slla,lp l,i /,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLeQMk
And for tho sseedy cure Of the suhistpod vsristissa
Disease:
, Piles, 1PustuIes, B1otcSes, BeIls, MA tna,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Rf virtue OF two ~rit< of Venfliti"ni Expo
II mas, :ssued out .f the Circuit Court for
Sal4t Marys County, one Mt the suit of the
State of Maryland. Mt the instanre and FIR
the use of James Nj Heard. Treasurer nf the
County Connis,inners for Saint Mary. C."ir-
~, Use of Vincent Camaiier, use of Ceorg.
C.,nlhs, and "ne At the suit of the State Ma
rylaHd, at the instance and for ihr u<e ,,f
James + Abel. use Of Thomas C. Wari
against the goods and chattrls. lands aud
tenr,nrnts Of .Jnselh ID Edwards, William
Cartwright, and Thomas Ward. srd tn me
directed, | have EeiZrti and taken in execution
all the right. ti,e. interest, claim and demand,
at law and in equity. of the said Jn.e,'h IL
Edwards, William J Cartwright and Tho-nas
e Ward 10 and to tie following property
wit -
crop "f Tobacco lin the house.: / Grey
Hoa>r; Colt; ! yoke oI oxen; Cow; ux
cart; ! y~arli.,y 10 Shoats; negro Boy;
named JIM: lot nf Corn. tsupposssi TO be-
Is bsrrrl.l; l lot of tnp-f"id-r; Be,ls,eat
tick Il clothing; Bureau: l Table: Eek
ing chair; q plain chairs; cieck; Bed
stead and Mat,rsss; Looking Glass; a,..i
a tract or parcel If land. in Charlotte iisii
Districs. in this County. and containing 56l
acres ninre esx.
Also, ny virtue Of one writ Of Fisri Farias.
issue,l out of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. At the suit uf Alexander Penn
Richard II Mitchell and l. V Oiiver.-trah-
ing under the firm Snd .syle of P-nm &
Mitchell Use nf the Merchants Hauk .f
Raltim>r+ for $ll0O 90, IRE of The Farmers
and Merchants Bank OF Baltin,nr. iur
Si0o0.O0. against the geanls ani chattcIs
lxns!s and tene,nrnts "f William j Cart
wright. and to me directed, have :, izs,i
and taken ~ execution all the right. title
-intersst. claim and demand, at law and in
equity. ": rhe said Wiiiixm J Cartwright IN
and tu the following property. t. wit:
One tract "r parcel "f land, called xnj
known ss-
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

send yoa against the enemv wifi s;xsy
thousand an.n But sire. (" said sls.
ofkcer. .'tnsvs are but ffiy shsasansi. -
.tAh, ] conulsd you - ten ihsn,snd, 7 was
the monarch's wise and quick reply, Il
have splendid illustration Of shis ii an M
cideot which occurred on the .sunisy ~
llhiehsa,sneN. 4 rss nsar sissEpcleek
sss tlIss Slik askN& ! rns -
General steaimai,'s division Of the Kesarv.
Corps bowed their heads 10 tha hurting
storm Of leaii, as il il had been r.in. and
betrayed signs Of breaking. - -
The line wavered like great fsgia
breath of xinl. Thy were Al .pIyaa,!
material as eyer shoulaered a .s..,sket. aat
then what c6u!d they d" in such hliadiug
tempest! General SieadGnan rode ur =
4 great. hearty naa. bread 4buas4ed.
broad-shouhicred. face written all over
with sturdy sense and stout courage; II,
lady's man To make bouquets for snowy
fingers. and sing. Meet me By moonlgL.
alone" like soaie Generals | could uaiue.
hut realizing the idea Of nv boybavd
when | read of the stout Did Morgan sf t.r
Revolution.
Well up rode Steadmsn, took the flag
from the color bearer. glanced along ,a.,
wavering front. and with that voice ef hiis
that could salk!! !!.sgaiast . small rattle of
mrsketry. cried out: ''Go back. boys. go
back, but the flag can, go With YOU =
graspsd the staff, wheeled his hor,e sud
rode on. Must | tel you that ia. column
closed up. and grew 6r,n.. sud moved re-
sistles.ly ou like great strong river. ssd
swept down upon the fhe and made re-
cord that shall live when ,h.,r grave. are
as empty as she cave of M.cpel~h. They
were M sense nsbler 'tan Shakspear7's
they ~ers themselves again.
..,...-- s. r.. + t.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
TUESDAY, the 24th day OF
- ~ November next,

lsrgpand general assortment Of valuable
Law Books and Miscellaneous Works. The
Law Bs.okS cvanpri.e the library of the late
George g. Morgan. aud consist nf the MA
EYEAND. UNITED STATES aad NEW
YORks REPOkfS, BLAklSTONE'S
WORKS. WIgAkTON'S CRIMINAL
LAWS and all the standard and elementary
works used ia practice in the courts Of this
State.
TERMS oF SALE.-All sums nf Five dol
lars aisd under cash Oh all sums a,nvc Five
d..llarx crtriit of six months will lie given
the purchasers giving bond. with approved
security. bearing interest from tlc day Of sale
ALICE MORGAN, -.
JOHN y. MAGiLL. ""'''"
October cath. lSGg--ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
Fron the Cincinnati Enq4;r.r.
TIE REBEL MANNER OF GOING
INTO BATTLE-THE BRAVERY
OF GENERAL sTEADMAN--THE
HERO OF THE CUMBERLAND.

The Army of tho Cumberland CORES
p"ndenf Of tbe Times gives the following
deserved tribute to General Steadusxn, of
Ohio, he ,ay>s: ar
The rebel forces from the East fought
with g.lIantry allied to desperation. and
I DO nnt wonder that our hays were, proud
to gay. when asked to whom THY. we're
opposed. ''L"rgstree,'s meI' The rebel
fashion of cunning oat 10 battle is peculiar.
Had ynu seen taeni streaming out IT thu
wpcls in long. gray lines in'o tie open
a.l1. Tos coats. hasc likepsd th-n, TO no.h-
iGg brlt,.r than ~ strsanis of tnrlid wa
.r r9'.ttag through sir.-- And, sri-
tiig n yaiar, let ,uc say that The differ
sFfar rHa"eg regiarnss. CONSISTS not ,nore
il III material "f tn. rank anu file than
il dors ia tue r.ns.;.css. jud~.asn: and
bravery of the riisrrs. AMI ID: faith The
soldiers rcp.se In ihsiu
That faith has a n.sgic in !. thar fones
reo up. ard masss ,i,ore and n"hler Of
them than there xas !esare. Il is the
principle recogniz'd ky the great Frsdvr-
lex Nhen be adliessc:l Lis icngrai. II
&stAAt fzsaS@ #s++f - NsfdEe 10 a. essss -
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

S. saIn~ros srsfesIH1IA S 4 ! II
sum to be paid within's'x hcsH
subscription will be sese'se1 ~ - : ns.sr
= aon.;rred until all arrcsrages are
DC -, At the option of the publsh-'
paid s~e'fe .satS7ts 3Fs ~ y 4 tasss#
er. - 81 f~.xla 4 4
T.,,s ov ApvxRTIslks.--Sh PEI
-. n'hS so. the frst insertion. and 25
tl"a, " avorv subseuuent insertion. -
% -, I;na. or less constitute a Fsquare.---
,r, ,ie,. vs.. &C insertions be not marked
). sss .so .arsr,;sement. it will be publish
on .;, ~. sorh;d and charged. accordingly.
:" I1, lih.ra, deiaetion made. 10 .aoss who
advertise by the years q ~ Z
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
SHERIFFS SALE OF
u, FALUABLE
R E & T. E, S S r A II Is;.

Rf virtse of one writ of Fieri Faciss.
~ issurd out of the Circuit Court for
Faint Nary'h County. ut th" suit of Alex
snder, I'ern. Richard II Mitchell and L.
h. tlliver.--tradiug under the firm and
style of Penn snd Mitchell. .-a.signees,
agaihs; the gods aud chxtt-ls. lands aud
tensusrnts OF George Cnapslier. and to me
dir-ctrd have s-izrd and taken in cxrcu-
tiou all the right. tiilr. interest. claim snd
demand. srlsw aud in rquiiy. &c shr Ssid
G~erge Chapalicr in aud to the following
property. to- wit:
tDre sraer or parcel Of land. called and
knrwn as.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

sw s&4 = E@hzZs ~ Fss1ETzs
TnE G'sssssEsr DRsr.-,T The cer.ili-
ea'ss "i ,n,seo'eaaess issaea prior 10 .al- y
OF March last r.eenily Nriered TO De is-
deenca w ihs S.srefvy vi ilss Tres arg.
AMOUNT. y. i ssid, " $4 Ger 900. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

IN application &c J.n'e~ ~. alvey. AL
~ mihisirator .,f .john I'aylnr, late OF Saint
Mary county, d.. es.-ssl j, il ordered by the
Gonlt, that the raid adtiiir.i>;ratu, notify the
cresiil,rs cf the sail seceassi :', file their
clainis against alie said deceased, i'm the k4-
gis,rr al Wilis niiice "i faint Alsr,'s county
ca sr ;-.isre the lst day nf .Iai.n.iy nsxt. fr
diyidcni. and irat this .rscr u. published 10.
the Saint Mary's Gazetie ,,ncc 4 'srek in each
week uniil tl.e saii l., s.aynf .h,ralary next.
ii. aIsst. j. I. nj. HALEY.
- Re@iSisr "i Mills
.t..at. for st Mar, i cuuidr.
= f,t 22d. lSG:-id
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
PUBLIC SALE on
VAL UABL e -.li S
pRDPRRRWo

EpY virtue ef mortgage from Thomas
ID Fl. Fowler Of Saint Msry's County,
in ,hc Sts,e of Maryland. 70 Francis
N.al., Benjamin G.. Harris and J'hn Il |.
SeaIe. trading as Neale. Harris d Co 81
.h. city # Baltimore, besringsdate OF the
2is, Of Msy. in he year cue th"usand
.iybt hundred and sixfy. the uniersigned,
A. st,.nue, for the ssiii Ntsle. - l!arrisStE
Co, wi, .,G: y. public sale. at .thi. Court
U.use door IN Leousrd T~wn, on !.
TUESDAY the 18th. Jay. Of Of
-. November next. .i..l u y
h..weeG III. hour, We o'elaek iN.~aad
Anelrck. +. Vi. the NlIo~i,.gs prosperity !.
10 vii t ~. ", "
ONE STORE itoUSE and Loy II
she village uf Chsr'iea. aasi.I azlssliE
isfsati ut treats .25 Zee, on sha 'n,ain
s,r..tt 10 thar,;ca--1l feet of said frnnt
run. hsck :.,:.:, :..:, and sh: r.mais'g ljo
e., runs l..ck 100 feet. Thtr. il = go,'d
DWELLING HOUSE attached to said
Store and ,h.re il als" Kitchen. Grsna-
~. Carriage House and Corn H"use on
I'll. uren,i.r all which are in sosdir-pair.
To- a p.r.vn wi'hi''f tcnfngags sa toe
M.,es,tile TURNER'S. this pr.pssrts aoffsra
strong indnermrnis--it being "ne "i the
hes, businc-s stands il, this section Of the
2ta,r. ..-,.z sa as
TERx. or SALv:--l,ns third Of the rnr-
chase agency in cash IN the day Of sale.
and the baianceain .wo rqssl inssslmenis
a, six srd ,w.lv. neu,hs from the day Of
sale .,fh. deferred payments 10 be secured
by the bond. Of the purchaser. w'.h s
.n,i,v IL i've approved hy the undersigned.
.na h.,,;;,,v interest trom the dsy nf sale.
r. FORD -
Attorney fHr W
N.ale. Harris \ Co. -
,t,.t. as"d,, 1868 It's. ''' !,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
sAlE oE'


ny. virsm- OF authority from he frphanss'
Dc.mr for Sc. Mary County, the under
sisned, administrators of the late Gsnrg- e.
Msrgsn. wilt ssll at public sale, IN Leonard
Tswi., an
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05
Party Allegiance.

We see the Council Bluffs Bagle, which
protesses to be intensely Democratic, still
withholds the name of Cen Tuttle as the
Democratic nominee for Governor, from
the head Of its columns. Its editor saws
Gen. Tuttle was once Democratic, and
adds, 40 was "the Devil once one Of the
brightest angels of Heaven, but he re.
bellcd against the constitution adopted By
the Almighty for their government" The
B"gle says it is not prepared "to take up
a man who has been in the service of A.
Lincoln l. CO., and elect him to the high.
est office in the State because he once
acted with the Democratic party"
Does the immaculate and intensely
Democratic Col prefer to see An unadul.
terated Abolitionis. elected to Gen. futile
the candidate Of the Democracy Of Iowa?
II so he ought for consistency's sake to
raise at once the name Of the valiant
Stone for Iowas next Governor. Men
who advocate such head strong, break.
neck policy are certainly to be pitied.-
Practically their intense radicalism is no
better than unmixed abolitionism, and the
sooner they go to the abolition camp the
better it will be for our party. Rule or
ruin being their policy. the sooner they
go there, the better for the party and for
the country. Gen. Tuttle We understand
to be one Of those few Democrats who has
not sold bis principles for a Brigadier
Generals commission, and he ought to be
honored for 1t, say we.-Nebroskian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05
NUMBER 50.
MEN WANTED FOR THE IN
VALID CORPS.
STATE OF IOWA.
Provost Marshal's Office, eth District.

Fort Dodge, Iowa, July l.t 1868
hNLY those faithful soldiers who, from wounds
~ or the hardships of war, longer 0t for
active field duty will be received in this Corps of
Honor. Enlistments will be for three years unless
as for officers and men Of the United States lnfan.
tsy except that no premiums bounty for enlist
ncnt will be allowed. This will not in Va date any
pensionsor bounties which may be due for previous
The following uniform has been adopted for off,
GERS and men Of the Invalid Corps:
FOR kOFF1CERS.-Frock coat Of sky blue cloth
with dark blue velvet collar and cuffs in all other
respects according to the present pattern for Off.
Of infantry,
Shoulder straps-AccordinE to present rerula.
tions, tut worked on dark blue velvet.
Pantaloons-O OF SIX blue cloth, with double stripe
OF dark blue cloth down the outer seam each stripe
one nan !nch wide, with space between of three.
eighths of an inch.
Forage cap-Present regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN.-Jacket-Of sky.blue
kersey, with dark blue trimmings, cut like the
cavalry jacket, to come we'll down on the abdomen
Trowssrs--Present regulation, sky blue.
Forage cap--Present regulation
Men "hoare stilIin service aud unable to perform
effective fea duty, may be transferred this corps
Medical inspectors, Surgeons in charge of IIospi-
tails, Military Commanders, and all OF hers having
authority TO discharge, under cx sting laws md re.
gulal"hs, are forbidden to grant discharges to any
man under their control no may be fit for service
in the Invalid Corps.
For the convenience Of service, the men vii. be
selected for three grades Of duty. Those who are
most efhcient and able bodied and capab Of Der.
orming guard duty, &C., will be armed with mus
kets, aud assigned to companies of the First Bat.
talon. Those of the next degree of efficiency n
cludng those who have lost and an arm and
the least effective, including those who have lost
foot or leg. to the companies of the Second or Third
Battaiions; they will be armed with swords
The duties will be chiefly to act a. provost qua
and garrsons for cities qua rds for hospitals and
other public buildings, aud clerks. or,eriies &c
III 1ouhu necessary they may he assigned to forts.
Acting Assistant Provost Marsha k q. neral ara,
authorized to appoint officers of the Reg uar Service
or OF the Invalid Corps, to administer the oath OF
enlistment to those men who have conn pletcly full
filled the prescribed conditions Of admission to the
Invalid Corps, viz:
l. That the applicant is unfit for service in tho
field.
2 That he Is fit for Tho duties, or some of hem
in die ed above.
That IF not now in the service, he was honor.
ably discharged.
1, That he is meritorous md deserving.
For enlistment or further infor m M ion apply to
the Board of Enrolment for this District By order
of Col JAMES Is. FRY Provost Marshal General.
WARNER II. CURTIS,
julylof Capt. h Pro. Marshal 9Th District
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

The man who. dying leaves large sum
of money to bs expended upon monu.
ment to himself, makes his own dead body
his heir.
A gentleman who called on Gen Grant
while in front Of Vicksburg, inquired why
he did not take the city. The reply was,
!" i am afraid that If do, they will place
me in command Of the Army Of the Po.
tomac, aud that is certain death to auy
man."
PUNCH ON RoEnucK.-The cartoon in
lunch, OF July IL, represents Mr.. Roebuck
as terrier at the Tuileries, fed BY Napo.
leon with sugar plums out Of bowl Ia.
beled "Humbug." The Empress puts her
hand on the shoulder Of the Emperor, and
depreciatinaly remarks: "Ah, mon cher
Louis pray DON. cram the poor little
fellow any more lis posi.ely ceuel.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Edward Yunk, boy Of ten years, was
drowned in = slough near Dubuque while
in bathing last Saturday.
A laborer by the name Of John Stack
died frcm suns.roke in Dubuque on the
18th inst.
The Rev. Father Malony Of Dubuque
was descending the stairs outside Of the
Bishops residence a few days since when
the stairs gave way parcipitating him to
the ground, breaking his leg and otherwise
severely injuring him.
Tho Davenpor. Gazette says i. counted
four deliberate lies in late article in the
Muscatine Journal Guess there must be
some mistake. 1t was intended evidently
for fourteen or forty-probably the latter
Or else the editor Of the Gazette don't
know how TO count.
"A card Judge Claggett to the Bur-
liogton argus announces the speedy re-
sumption by him Of the publication Of the
Keokuk Constitution. Glad to hear it.
1t will be the same fearless advocate of
the time honored doctrines Of tho Demo.
cratic party that it was before its de-
struction.
Darn or Ben. NJ. SAMuELs.-The
last Dubuque papers inform us of the
death of Ben. NJ. Samuels. He was born
in Parkersburg, Virginia, in December,
1923, removed to Iowa in lS47, and has
since been prominent and very popular
man in this State, having represen, Du.
buque county in the Legislature, been q
candidate for Governor and for Congress.
Mr.. Samuels was congenial, companion.
able man aud fine speaker.
The Burlington Argus thus speaks Of
Gen. Tuttle in Fairfield county. We learn
that the Republican party Of Fairfield
have all come out for General Tuttle. On
Tuesday last they raised flag in honor
OF him, aId gave three hearty cheers for
the General. We wonder if it is the in.
ten,ion Of the Republican State Conn
tee to withdraw Stone and put up Tuttle.
We hope not. Let US have the fun of a
little contest
The Dubuque Herald comes to US
with Gen. Tu,tle's name at its mas. head.
d. A. Mahoney, Esq, re,ires from the
editorial chair, and is succeeded by S,ilson
Hutchins. The Herald will give Gen.
Tuttle cordial support, although he was
not the FIRST choice Of its editor for the
position. We are glad to see this sensible
course OF the Dubuque cctenporary, and
believe that before tho campaign is over
it will agree with Us in the policy Of his
nomination.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

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~ rates ofsxchange; Bills Of Exchange, Uncur.
rent Money and Coin bought aud sold Depositsrs.
c',ved aud Money invested; Draftsforsa on any
country "a Europe.
Reliable Insurance effected gainstloss 0 r lam.
age BY Fire
Particular attention given to the paymsnt Of
Taxes n any county | n Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants
located
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