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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

When taking into consideration how
they recaptnred Helena it renders Holmes
order somewhat amusing Oa Sunday
evening the alarm gun was again fired.
and the long roll beaten, but they made
no attack. Sunday night, reinforcemenls
arrived from Memphis, AID ON Monday
morning they started out after the eue.
my. but they returned in the evening re.
porting Price d Co. going in the direc.
,ion of Little Rock, on tho double aick
G. z. Nc.
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HEAD QUARTERS Drs'T oY ARK. !
LIrrLk 4 ,cK. June rs, 1865. {
ORDERS NUnsEa

ConRADEs:-You have passed the
spring IN preparation, while our armies
were battling in Virginia and Missisai ppi.
Your time has come to strike blow in
the good cause. You are ready. Yorr
discipline aud manhood are confd, ,ptly
relied upon.
MIssnURIAss You are led By your
fayorile generals. You have wrongs to
redress that should nerve the arm of the
'eeblest-- wrongs 10 crest, they are shock
ing to humanity. Friends incarnale, Ii.
censcd to murder and plunder, have beea
turned loose amids, your homes. Your
wives and maidcns have been insul.ed
and violated Your old men have been
bu,chered or sent to filthy dungeons !;
your brothers in arms have been ruthless.
ly murdered in cold blood. because they
loved their country and her liberty more
than they fe.red The hlreling tools of .
despo.ism that seeks TO rule over US
Thus, led In the best cause men ever
fought for. with great wrongs to redress,
and high hopes before you, | know you
will do your duty
ARKASsIAEs Your State was among
the first tofush to The defence OF the
Confrderacy regardless of her own safety,
She has sent her sons wherever he cnen,
was To be met. and on ev.ry 6rId they
have shown the gallantry and bravery Of
true patsios. 1t is nov your proud priv
ileg' - defend her soil and protect tn,
homes and dear ones your brave brother.
have left in your charge. You, too, srt
led ny favorie generals; and have griev
pus wrongs to redress.
The invaders who seek to suhiugate
you have been driven from A,kansas
save at one point Helena. We 20 ,e
sssaks u, you' courage, afmness, aud ps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

Ata torch-lighl Procession ut Belle
vi le, H., in honor of the capture o
Ficksbnrg, one Of the trapspo rencies il
Tho procession contained the following:-
M"jor General u. s Grant.
Unconditional Surrender Grant.
Uaole Sam Grant.
United S.At~e Grant.
Unparalleled Success Grant.
Unabridged Sc care Grant.
Uuion Saver Grant.
ndenisbly Superior Grant.
U"dmeiIng SIrnionnter Grant.
Undaunted S,,ldier Grant.
Understanding Secession Grant.
Use Slnbo Grant.
Unsbsckle Slave Grant
Ultimste SuhjuaaIion Grant.
Uncommon Smart Grant.
Uoeq qualed Snasher Grant.
Uue'ly slid Grant.
Utmost Safety Grant.
Unrlraled System Grant.
U"exceptional Sci nlifc Grant.
Undertake Sure Grant.
Uubounded Spunk Grant.
Universal Sentative Grant.
U"adal'ers,ed Sal'pe,ra Grant.
Uniform Succeeder Grant.
llndisputed Saaaci,y Grant.
Cn.bated Siege Grant.
U"bendins Suptrexcellence Grant.
Unexsmpied SAilI Grant.
undoubt dly Spu ky Grant.
Usu,lly Sober Grant.
Unprecedented Ssrdinc Grant.
Go IN, u. S.-Isee IL noU!
HEAlNGER. SEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

- The Free South, published at Port
Royal, says:
There will be no active operations in
the Department Of the s nth this sum
ner. There are not troops enough for
GENERAL Gilmore to assume the Offensive,
"n''e there are many more thnH wil be
Necessarily to defend the position we now
uo'o None of these will be given up for
'"e present. but no effort will be mace to
extend our lines materially. The surplus
'roops' sa'"e from The army Of defense,
Will. II II understood, be sent 10 sous
olher department, where active opera.
tlon4 render oil rsinforosnsnls very ec.
esptsbls."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

WRIriNa ScnooL.-Mr. w. A. Brown
Of the Ali Iva ,taniry, who was wound
cd ut The battle Of Big Creek, and cam,
to keoknk on the hospital boat, propose,
TO open Writing School. Ii. 10 q frs,
rate penmsn, has had number of years
experience in the business, and merit.
public patronage.
HIS schoo! will open to day, 1t 2 o clock
room No. 5. IL the Pubic S.hool build
ing. Terms; 81 90 per scholar for 4.
lessons. pupils finding their own st. tim
cry
Mr.. Brown has had class OF soldier,
at the Estes House, aud they speak in
the Lisiest term. OF him ~ tescher
and We can testify to the excellent pen.
nansh'p eAh bned iD The specimens sub
mitted Tor our inspection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

HvRRAR Pr GRANT AID MEADE 81
Down g'~s I'cksburg, and down goes The
prices Vi Linen goods. We have on hs ud
. large siock o, Linen coats, psnts, and
vests, witch We propose to sell st redac
ed prices. owing to the fall Of Vicksburg
and The gloriou, victories OF Made over
Lee in Pennsylvsnis. Every one In need
OF summer goods will do we'll to give Us
. call ~ they are bound to b. sold.
VEscILL 4 JosEs.
July lt-dIw
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eINRUSTEES' SALE.

John X. yors
william A. YsYe.
rs
Peter J. t:oughiin
MARI isoaisa Gvuxhlin
o. the es,h d y Of b,cember, iaSs Peter couSh,is
md Nary Louisa Coughia pve, .a H. sam 4 > Miller
and 'hoais + Enstsr the ftp. ing d-sc TIED zeal
estate situated In Lec ts. lows The .o,f m
quarter OF s. ctoa etgh the sth rs, a. Ar
Ter ot s. rt'ou seventeen th~ bor e,t oustter of
section sixt~~n the hsctieaai uts-wsst ausrtsr Of
section nine. aud th-east Quuster Of A.eaies
'hr,ysx, In Township sixty -seven no, u OF kasss
seven west.
Also, the west half Of Sect tweat,.,vo Town
.hip sixiy-six moth, OF kang- liz w-st.
Aiso the noth h,f sestien thvtr ~n an the fas
toba n"rth east quarter ~ Ne ~ctB fourteen n Tsws-
shii sixtv nve RIB ~ kahse sis ~ess
Aiso the .sst half OF tbe south spl quarter and
thirty acres Oft the halt OF halt Of The
n'rthMest quarter af >ectI thiris~n, In Town hip
sixty elk north - sanre ave wrst The tsy-
- NJ ot note Of $50 GO. db, tsuss ffuco
and J"hn D. fhsm pss air in years sue stx
mos,ths from Dsc-mbor Stih. 6sr, 10 James walsh
Al this h~ az The st-t~ of sIs,es'i aBd Wy hin
aoracd \, john william A. fos~. tas sAsd sets 10
das AID unpaid.
thu eforv that ss The suevts et aid
Trus,cr tEnsi,r luz drsd seesrusMc. ith the
terms snd suthurft In e~t-d H. b s.ta ec. sttsr
SAiur,ia, the 70 d.y II Aus net tte1 II 10 ortsk
IsI pr.,svs' 10 scit .aia real stat. 70 y. aid
% 0o0 ihr interest dur th-r on sad iil ,hes
smd here .ecaie = dssa W the Purchaser
tacr Of sale Ia froat th Court no u-s h. the Osy
OF ksvk uk lee c.,ant, lows
SAMUEL p. siLLkR, Trustee.
hASx,H hetRAsv Attc s~ys- jek-e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

fF The Davenport Gazette of july
10th, explains the cause Why complete
telegrsphic dispatches do not always
reach the Iowa press. 1t says:
A part of the following dispatch was
published in our columns yesterday the
whole would have been had not the ope.
ra,or At the Chicago office had brick in
his hat that prevented him from perform
ing his duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

~The Seymours and their satellites
stood spon The platform in New York in
The presence Of thousands Of their fellow.
cniiens snd d~secrated the natal d.v O,
our National Independence by studied
'onammstory appeals to the Copperhesd d
mnss~s against tho Administration and
is measures for the prosecution Of The
var. .Those besotted masses we're thus
.lmngated TO reSisiat.cs to. .ths-wesssres
Of Goveron en-, and the bloody mob Of
New York 10 the result
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
HELENA. AK. July Z. 1SG3.

HELENA, hHK., July {, 1913.
EDITOR GATE CItr-The casualties of
the battle on the 4th, last, ate much great
er than was at first anticipated. The
enemies loss in killed, wounded and iris
oners, is now estimated ut from twenty.
Eve hundred 10 three thousand. | have
before me the original, printed order Of
Li,ut. Gen'l Holmes, ,issue,i at Little
Rock, on the % of June, 1863, which
l will copy for your benefit:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
EF The weather Yesterday -. clo.,

@ The weather yesterday was cIord /,
ard cool The river is still SLOWLY de
clining at this point and IL is now 10 Low
that 1t has become very difficult for our
ferry boa, to cross. They are now
obliged TO go hshs mile below the land-
ing place to -.sosd-tts-. .ssa d bars apd. !. ,hep
occasionally get fast It's thought thai
if We do no, have rain soon. the nver will
be fordsbie st this point.
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" The uord less" being the m

THE uord less" being the con
parative degree OF little" is often used
improperly for fever. Thus coniem DO
nary. which makes high pretensions 10
grammatical sceura v, says: 1T 1.-THE
Methodist denoniinetioul is split in.o no
frss than ten different branches, The lar.
gesi of which numbers NJ less than Gao
900 men bcrs.' "Less'' refers To ausn.
tity, not nuhb bers. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
THE CITY.
Ns,.ce n. m.,,Aus.c,,A.,..

Hereafter no rubscril tions will be rs-
ceived for the Daily for less than three
months at the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for less than three months.
will be charged .. the rate OF SIXTY sss...
q month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

MURDER A man named Schultz was
murdered ~ horrible manner ut Gut
tenberg, Clayton county, on Sunday, 5th
inst, by two boys nsmed Heller. The,
are under arrest The d,ffieulty oripina
ted IN tani quarrel. Schultz having
been married TO the mother Of the bows {
bat rsc.nlly divorced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
Headquarters, vicksburp Julv =


ITO Major General L. S. Grant. Com.
manding United States Forces, Dc:
GEsERAL-I have the honor 70 sc-
knowledge the receipt Of your communi-
cation of this date, proposing terms for
the surrender Of this garrison and post -
In The main. yourterms are acc. pted. bur.
10 justice both to the honor and spirit of
ny troops, as manifested 10 the defense of
Vlcksburg, have the honor 10 subm / The
following amendments, which, if accedcd
TO by you, will perfect the agreement be
tween US at 10 clock TO morrow. Ipro.
pose to evacuste the works in and around
Vicksburg, and To surrender the CITY and
garrison under my Command, By marching
out with my eolors aud arms and stacking
them III front Of my pre-en, lines, after
which yen take possession fReers to re.
tain their side-arms. Personal property.
and the rights and property Of citis.rs 10
be respected.
g. sm, General,
"lours very respectfully,
~ c PiApHRrov,
LitutenanL Ueberai
To this Gen. Grant immediately repli
ed as follows:
Headquarters Dept of Tennessee, !
Before Vicksburg, July 4. 1853.
{" Lieut.. Gen. y c. Pembertyn, Com-
mandi"g f"rces IN r,eksJury:
"GEHERAL--I hsve the honor To sc-
knoviedps your communication Of the Sd
July. The amendments proposed b. you
cannot be acceded to in full 1t will be
necessary To furnish every fficer and ina
With parole signed by myself. which,
with the completion Of the rolls Of the
prisoners, will necesssril, take some time.
Again, can make no ti7ula ion with re-
gard to the treatment Of ciiizeps and their
private property. While | do not pro
pose 90 cause any Of them any undue am
noysnce or loss, cannot consent to leave
myself under restraint by s,ipulation.-|
The property which officers can be allow
ed 10 take with them will be rs stated in
the proposition Of last evening. Officers
gill be allowed their private baggage and
side arms. aud mounted officers one horse
each. II you mean by your proposition /
tor each brigade TO march to the front #
: he lines now occupied by it, and stack
their arms at 10 o'clock ~, and then
return TO the nsidr aud remain as prison.
ers until property paroled will make no !
objeciions to il.
"Shoul d no notification be made OF YOUR
acceptance OF my terms by 8 O'Clock A
NJ. shall regard them as having been
r. jected. and act accordingly Should
these terms be accepted, white flags will
be displayed along your lines to prevent
such oil my troops as may not have been
uo'ihed from fling upon your men.
am, General, very respectfully. your
servant.
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DIED.

o. wefassIsv Jais fefh ais clock p an
L'ss hn1ris. wife OF w 10. Austx, ksa in the a 4
Year of age.
Funeral Etlitake plare at 3o'cl,cs,p P. NJ. to-day
ir"u residrnee on PAie ~ are t. between I'd and ID
Friends of the f,miiy are invited 10 attend
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- The Jennie Whipple in the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Islr nd
and intermediate poiats. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Il the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

~They have not only got fairly to
drafting In Rhode lsland, but have draft.
cd one of the editors of the Providence
Journal. who congratuIates himself AMI
his readers on his luck 10 very humor
Gus manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

PEgsoshL -Csptain GallaId OF he
Sixth Iowa has resigned his position 10
the army. and returned home in conse.
quence Of continued bad health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

SENEGAL L.opsrds Roy.i Brazil.
s", yrrE yrr.Evta aub bPa",s,s .ss,.,P P.yssssy.
Caiff~nis @ ixxit Hears, Bise
beat of H"d-on's Hs,. CianamoE
bcst of oregoa, frh.-umvus. ami
Ana ka,ers Aumid an Lson an "A
lioH-s aad Nh ips. z bra Of
i.ahara. apes Monkeys ami Bs-
o-rts New II Hand .snxar ox
poruyisn Lima Al,ac. at III
Aniss. sa' IL Va 81 on. Neb ASA q
haflsie sib rian Whit Coous
CsyAt aad MUSK Cst>. Poseapiu-s
Ne tre h-.ss, op-s-ums Assaii..
Jac nj Sytisn t.osi@, NJ adars sear
kst'..s African ,-eiieabs, Span
ish Mae t~s. Waida ~ d., Af.i-
cAn Crosaed rsnes, Gold VII.
YER. Chinese nj kngish phea-
-snss kins Loris Bids. Aibiaa
GaNnen Hens white and Gre,
lr y cal Cockstss. Paradise
Birds South ,merienn. Asi tie
and African Parrots and pro
qnets Also a g,est variety OF
aus'rstian bitds Of gorgeous
pla mage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

s~ We understand that on Nouda
three chiIdrsn residing in SammitvilIr,
were L'i:sn by mad dog.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

~Gov. seymour talk 10 the Peace
Rioters IN New York reminds US of the
proposition of Judge Mason a couple OF
years ago. Judge Mason was in our
town, aud some persons we're in conver
sation in regsrd 10 the hostile proceed
ings Of Mart Green, who. at the head OF
three thousand secesh, was csvor,ing
sround through the country. The Judge
was shocked at The news. and suggested
that Green should be "talked to-" and
proposed TO go down vi some of hi.
Democratic brethren from this place Ia
give brother Martin, who has since been
Killed N Vicksbu,g, a good taking TO.
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EOR SALE.
AssEosx yAueEv.
- sshs nsAyrR.
YANCEY d DRAYER,
a = T o Il II z 2 s
FOR WAR cLA,maN,.
No. 90 Main Street, xsekuk, low,

lover "Edens Book stoYe,
auend fsithfoiiy any business ert.u.,ra q, ,s,
care. such a. soaring Penstess Bounty san.y
arrears oi ray, Communications OF RaiivIs, Pay
hofs~s lot In swrviee, Ae.
N. BLY, the late Act Of onsrss. so,a,s,. at.r...
rom Sc F'c- hN reasoB Of woHnd= ,ereiyed In
battle are entitled TO the 100 asounsv
endes The Act Of G~r~~--s srrrr~rd JpYt fs,h ,sss
rsn"ns are granted IN the r. 10 sting e,ss.. ~ n-r
scA - lid Disabled In The service .,nss
narrn sth 1881 ~ ih- line Of duty U-wtao~. 81
omre's "r soidsrs dDfaso ~oabds reeefv. d q, dis.
ease coz rsct'd 10 the s~rvce IN the line Of sn,s
~ ~ phsn chiidr' und sixteen Year. OF are nv
-"dosed Mothers OF d.cea ed S"tdieys Wa
Peu M Stst.r+ under 'irte~n wears OF are VI The
dors or Ha,r- ~ p~rsn"s dy In the vice. en-.
ttItd 10 the eioo 'pnts and sf Paw
IL T"rttc US shon letter. STAMP eneios I'd ,tste
the mtate VI ctsms ard we VIII r.si our IMMEDIATE
ahst tton.
~ rsHssstox THxv nxrxs To
Hon Jas, IA isR =. seuniov MI Peasant tar..
Hon X. Pict ei. e u sse.s ar
NV, " Carthiil Cha dsin 0enT Haspi,.I st laui.,
Gov AVID Ssandsrs Omaha N-ora IA;
hev Cbss Elliott. ID D.. 81. Louis. Mo;
H-v siewart, Capisin II ,spital, Keokuk.
lr27-d&wim
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NEW BOOKS.
The Excise Tar Laws-by Com missiner Rtees
The FLYING Dutr u-Stse;
hsusn Gre'-by Mrs. n. s. Hoiu,sss
Like aud Unlike;
Les Misc- blss;
Orphes- C. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
Ffecmssoa's Monitor.
Coax. voyase..
Al Odd.-bS the Author u Quftsy
burrs ~ I'd and 9arrien;
Veg~tables Of Ame.icat
The Campaign Ieeq aud ~.
Physiological Memoirs--by uaumoad;
Mrs. L~slie's Coax Book,
Girls Ovs Booky
Bays Own boog;
Vern~r's Pride;
Dtrkeus' Complete wovks;
Home and abroad, Second aeriess
story ofth~ Quad.
New Annus 10y elopedis 1851;
The Poete Journal bs RayArd Taylovs
Parso, bre~slow . Book
Oksranga River,
Edwin BRO hcriofi ny winthrop,
Shadow in the House.
Thisdxy r~ceivedal
BROWSELL's Book stove,
Nv =" 'at. Main sd &,h streets.
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Aru l0prrtisrlnents.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 I'D m hifb Defend Mt
fod re b reht noI n that there s now ON ale In
the Cls'k.o ceof he Di-trici L art - lee co.nty
va al he,us n pr, itau of 4 sdy Jou.s Il Prsk
eA'hihgaJ 'dkm ot az iust upon an a,goant foy
he u Yf Nv Hundred an Sixteen amt aS ioodo N.
ad nter- ant thAr an Alta hmsnt has o so t,s q
'eteon az i'sl ahd Snu y opefiy Ia IN haaa. of
b sal II n aht,n ,r.us sd
1oa mrt ~ ar ,nd snswrr sail peiit.au by
~ OF IN s-cptd da, Il ihs SD en- Der tsr OF
sad g ur'. OF Jadshsnt as prayed FOR will he had
az asst SVd.
II. SCOTT HowEtJ
Jio odt~ Au', Tor ainiG.
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U. 8 Grant.

"Major General, U. S. A."
To this the subjoined answer has this
moment been received:
headquarters, Vicksburg, July 4.
"Najor General T.. S. Grant, Comma nd
ing L. s. Forces, dc.
"GENERAL-I have the honor to &C.
knowledge the receipt of your comnun
cation Of this date, ana in reply say that
the terms proposed by you are accepted.
VERY respectfully, y"mr oi,.'lirns SER
want, j. @. ABsRroN,
"Lisutebant General
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triotism will make you succeed and wiz
for yourselves honor and glory"
(Signsd,) T. II. HOLMES,
Licnt. General.
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Ma. EDIroK:-Learuing that Prof. w.
Z. Lyman, whom We have heard highly
complinent.d as an Elocu,iunist. is ~
present IN your city, we desire. ,hrouyl.
the medium Of your psper. to extend 10
him an ,nvits'i.p 10 give an entertain
ment TO the citizens Of Warsaw, as soon
~ convenient.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

r. Orders for the draft in this and
other Western States, are expected some
time during the present month. The
hhr'lling Bonri being rady in most Of
tie distri Is.
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Tho Edutat'd Elephants.
ROMEO AND JULIET.

VIII be- introduced y fTEwAsT
CRAVEN, n d among other e oun.
hns trts, wall sctmsiiy accom-
piA,h the ous vi Stapdinx on their
Heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

List ~f lowa Soldiers W no have dk~a
tss HOs pilats as -. m.0..s-. -, q. -
July Ea so Juiy 8th 1868.
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The following list embraces
somc OF the
GEOLOGICAL
SPESTNESs.

Aaisite sud African elephants,
O'pN 6''od Hspe Lion and Lion
ess, Au.aza an.
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The officer who received the letter sta.
ted that it would be impossible to answer
1t by night, and it vas not till little be-
fore d'y that The proposed reply Was iur-
nishsd.
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Furnishsd by THIS W. Long, (of IowS) State saoi-
tary Agent or s. Lnuis and vicu.il,
July 5-Wm -aitna cn 4 18th, Chronic Dl.rrhea.
WIN Goe coE 2h.
-Sai ~ ~ kesuHa Cd Il 2tth
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kEOKUk. IOWA: THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1863

TIE CaPftuiasiss - vsek shuve..TAs
Csrrespsaac.ce betwsen Gsa-
erals Grant And PeAhorto,.
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"the msryels snd spiendlrs of A. mated Nstnre,
ergsnizrd FOR the s"ss"o an 1853 10 b. most exteu
sive eompi'te aud maeDifesn ss sbl .hm~nt OF the
kind rRlsn. Lange ise is Inadequate u perfsctIt
b%i
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July il--dlw.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of OTTAWA, SIS;
AT n session Of the Probate Court for the coun-
~ of Ottawa holden at the Probate Office, in
the village of Grand Haven, on Monday, the
18th day of October, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three. Present, Au-
gustus w. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Edward L. Plant, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly YER
~ fled of James b. Taylor, representing
the death Of said deceased and that he died in
said county of Ottawa, testate, and praying for
the probate Of an instrument on file with this
Court and purportng TO be the last will and tes-
lament Of said deceased, and that execution
thereof may be committed TO DIR. John I. Day
ton. Of said county OF Ottawa.
Thereupon il is ordered, that Monday, the 9th
day Of November next, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petit
ton, and that the heirs at law Of said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said estate,
are required TO appear at session of said court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village Of Grand Haven, and show cause, If any
there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted And il is further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons inter-
osted in said estate, of the tendency of said pc
tition, and the hearing thereofby causing a copy
of this order to be published in the Grand Haven
News, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county Of ottawa, three successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing.
AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
235w4l Judge of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-11
Probate Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, SIS
At a session Of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty Of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office, in
the village of Grand Haven, on Tuesday, the
18th day Of October, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three Present,
Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of Probate: In
the matter Of the estate of e. Steward Rose
grant, deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly YER
~ flied, Of DR.. John I. Dayton, representing
the death of said deceased, and that he died in
said county of Ottawa intestate, leaving estate
therein to be administered and praying that adj
ministration thereof may be committed unto
him. Thereupon
1t is ordered, that Monday, the 9th day of
November next, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
be assigned for the hearing Of said petition, and
that the heirs at law of said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate are re-
quirrd to appear at session of said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office, in the village
of Grand Haven, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted: And il is further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice TO the persons interested
in said estate, Of the tendency Of said petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy Of
this order to be published in the Grand Haven
News, n newspaper printed and circulating in
said County of Ottawa, three successive weeks,
previous to said day of hearing.
AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
235w4] Judge Of Probate.